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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

sas FgSxeE<ee, July lS.--Seveszl depart
inents oE tae National EdaraiisaAi skscsei-
a;ioa held ss-ssfass to dag. Tbs depart
saeni Of Kindergarten insfracf.on ass ad-
dressed By Ms. -s-aa tespi.er - s&a Fran
eisco, in the absence cf Mrs. Es1siors Hasa-
ilton of Indiana Her paper esErFascd the
ksndrryart<sa asd r3aataon sas1ssi ss;cnze.
and arggcd thai they w<se necssszry al
suncfs 10 each Other.
In the degsrisneat Of industrial adues-
sion, tss annual address. ensitieSi .,oisc
Limitations ia Industrial Training. WSs
read by President F2iFchiid. TEE seerc-
tary's ) rr;-sEs was also read and details dis
essss-i by T. q. Crawford 81 Oakland. { Al. :
~ 4. Feynais. pressdcn. OF tbs MslDe
state College Of Azr1erlfare, and 4 s.csl-
ards. late superintendent ri public schools
of washingto9. ID. e PreSsdeur hegsE- Of
fhe Eniscrsity If calo.ado. vas chosen
temporary president Of the sasesiaE.
In the aefa fsnsut Of kighes Instruction
". +. Harris, Of Concord. lasss read
paper osl .-Phiscsophy Ia Colleges and
Universities" shses he .asi Was iHai=-
reRs.sslc u any and al courses a higher
instruction. 4 committee 10 nominate
Officers for the Department wss appointed,
after y whieh X. II. Sheldon. u tas Anseies,
in the absence ef j. J. Namatt 81 Sehrasks.
delivered An exsesni-yre aiarrss On The
Place ~ Religion In II gtser E;geessoa.''
At the sessisssi Of the sacoacary ednraflpa
T.
entered plea for higher esiusafsaa for tie
rslAsses. claiming that the high sehSol sas
the iessicr 81 al eisss distinction Asd pro
raoter % charity ard good wiii sfnorg the
people. Prof Nightingale wss eleese4
president fog the following yesr.
In The BoEsnai school department the
caief Interest reHtered IL paper rad BY
cEsiFfnsa : :. farF Of Indiana on the nor
usEl school pr5hielsi. whieh rnesaf the re-
lafssISalp vi the normal school VIA ara
desGie training.
Faliy iass teachers attended the 0fe 1inz
session Of gsse department of inssiezi IN
Sfra. ssea. Prof. stewart. CT tifsesRFd,
sr g ie the opening aster-s-. A nznsez of
organ aud snsai sSs-etieGs we're rsistersG
By Prof. &. H. M0rss.. Of the Cincinnati
Cons ~ s;8sy uf Music. ssa J. E. Morse. of
tsfc Bestafi ftssSssy aioys. aa4 txe session
closed with the resgitnz II q paper ON she
Tonic sofia SssseEs b :. EcHUrreS. Of
Saa franeisc.e. Ia TIC discussion folsow
ing ]. was shown tbs. Ezsiern teachers
generally epssss. Will. Nesfsru teachers
fkvur. the inefisa-f
The musical oancef; q. Mechanics Pa.
xiison - nsessi EsaFso0k fos the rsuss part uf
the nature q q sssTssi rris2fa,s.
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FRIso> REFORM.
Definite aad Inae6aite Sentences
Treatment Of fIrred~emab;es-

BosToS. July fs--Th. nloraisg session
of the Prfsaa Aef1ria AsSsseisti.sa y A. sis,
yoies. 10 liscussiea- Warden Hatch. -
the Nicaigaa state prison. sssssntcsi from
some ef tae positions taks6 By the pArse-s
ss last evening he dJstst~d whesheg the
;sss1 lad GENE far iadeterguiaSfe sea-
teaees. He ueosd have even pri-7sa r
Wors Gardner Tufts. u fhe N&saebu-
sets ref3rms-ory. disagreed sish Brock
way.s Eag~er af last night Pra5. Collins.
q cornell University. dffesara Bsoss way.
W r. spaidiax- 81 xss-zx hrsssts. s&sd
fas great problem IL sscs 70 rsfa:Tn fts4sses
asd harr1ax. i1us 70 refarrA drnakaFtts
NJ ssnezd. Of Tolsda. Gh1a. feseaeicd the
tsssia f.risen !; Hss the h--t q aay state
They had dsaafse seRtroe@. inde1rffs sen
tenre, pareie law and the lAw fo- hahssusl
criminals
warden Ae{iasghery. os Josief. taid Of
the heneff al the beEtkiLoG system of
lfseutlfyiug men ea yzsre5e- Y. & Wines.
.s-f-zsa-v 1T the association. pFgzxHksst an
elaborate rs5.sr ns Assertras py1sg-fs lie
sassts sse general government 10 nEsisF
TAX. the easstretsen 81 T,s1$t1 sf2tfsfiez.
Al tbs evening srsssg0 PAPER Eas PR
seufs.s hs Richard Wax. YresiGec; Of The
h-aasa af inspectors - the Eastern 9shs-
fe0ssary, ssf~os present Prtsoa syssssn. sf,ss
soe3Y effrsss ss sssesefs @a1 criminals. 4
xz.-er was as-e EVa5 81 ps- II u xes on
D. sysleAl training Sex youthful crssalazls-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

San FSa~r1sess gEis is The s-ss-1sy r-si
Aralssi meeting % the rsrod nee exeaangs
a san rEzsrkseS. ass heid - 9sg. Ia his
r2port Fresadestf pAffBa rsfcrvs-3 10 fhe
wssesz ersP u Is - tsiisx ssAass sssirF
tsszs sl4ssas - szi 3s indicated - tiss crssf,
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w tisaely -ansefs. ssAss2e s ~SExss IN
E.rerezs.si4s in the xgses@i esssfsisssczs, zis4
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19
EMPEROR WILLIAMS VISIT.
A Martial Greeting French Apprs-
bsEsiau

- FErxEsarns. gziY ts.-Tae Eassiaa
Esszf = Assembling =. sssHstt IL meet Eza4'
,~sGf william ef tseFzakuy f1s asx4
consists - g = ~ ssif-. aud sissassg fAesn
art sssas- ckas.s earring sisg Asrsnsl Psp-
%, ihe Duke u EdsuDarxis. Aa5 fsax Al
si.nas feisis ssssisssf. asssf sgfsstrx safrssnx
Grand Adtairxi -xetians snd Adtniraa IA
xsrtsf A uaatef - ssfse.tex aud gan
fsafs es,fapseis fsse assrs
Tie Ngse1 stats sssssFaf sAf EHferpr;Ns
siii Yarsir. rass - tise fresytaszs.
Pass. jHlf s--1he <szrzai sfs*ea
tAss She governments has no tnfs,rsn2finn
fsss Ese s-sryf gisza viii fwssaesf sisa
ekss's = Sfarssau. eAils AZ ~ Fefe = tssl-.s -
the szxses ~ fsfrs aisarssa saeas a,<sn
France -sseh 9 rsaasss sia nssi 30 re-
ssssase fsasa frasr~ Rfsaxn political cir
Csex fs1ieuis tas ressssf
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SEATTLE WASHINGTON TERRITORY THURSDAY JULY 10 1855

I be tar9rse<xse-x s-s sxsfkzowa sse-s
IA ~ Azsessezz ezszrezs ns cAscx<pl aae
~ t1<za sxf.-zlzzs< se>a&xAs tai ~ mem
- rszzsf szs srssisx sxp&sly. and - s>as
- snxsfz1zsx stzuzx 1x-c zxxn<h<x zzzi s<
es ssezsss.sx IN egksr lsasssnx csrzzx Thr
p s.szssx-s 6esxn tS hare q y@spA4tE-
xzzssss.l sz1ssraEx< z<2tnss frnzzzslssoz.
u cEsA .1 sxgsx - tsn nr-rzssxx
Lr2x2. y. r. gzfg 3>-The STATE Haz.
rcset. Ass,<sx<sxssa IN s<r~ssasn TO-DAY De
H1>ss Ard ks@r
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To PROTECT the INNOCENT.
Engi Eeers Discuss the Prosecutions
-~lawiessness Condemned.

CHICAGO, July ls.-oyer 80 cAairGncn et
different esszineers' and fsrelaens gries-
a3ec committees met here to-day. neatly
escry prominent railroad in the eeun;ry
being represented by one or mere A dele
gaze stated TIA. the Burlington strike was
being discussed. snd tEzf some couesasioa
would be reached before tnal adjourn
near After the first session was over
resoistsons were shown a. having been
adopted. expressing condemnation OF
lanisss aeis and destruction OF property.
assd aiding determination that ihe exsr-
else af the power of the organization VIII
Ae used 10 protect fhe tuuorent
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Nsf--Aurs-r~r Baarisn<iy Exc.
rnf~i

EEssEx EzTx. 1aly zs--Jsasr Ewsrs.
4Sse z4z-yssrer. aas 6sress IL sSii BE =
sAzs s4a~zl1s W5ea fsE fsaR N4s -FsTazz
tas kug4 ssrz~ai 4.sassf aeSFr Eas 51N
suss s.sa-rSS-aez Z. tise ezW So tass Es~sss
sszs So sSrsasaf = Ss@E - ~ ssgas9 :
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tnszas z-s lzs-= g - - s4Ga@ fsz-yssssss. 1s-l
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Sc sSs etss sxie4 s5s4sf s~sa-s a ssra ssszssS-i
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~s1ss e - fssAatsF wz- tiae sxsc. -
sasegsz3{5& Is Sa -sssS s--g7Rsst sssaS atzx.
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Esisted frnm Their uevei- Msnde-
xifissH Torsnre

buEEts. Inis iS-.sf klifuxa to-day :
fsfa.sy named s;saEy. eeaslssinx ~ kaur
b-ss9esS aud sisters. sicfessssesf tlrsr bsssine
azaifiSs an efiestER saTr aaf1l iasfafsng
dc ms. isisSsf
Affe4sELsTe@x, fa3y i---Tsse instsesx ~
TIE sass pi aanxssstlis Nas e.5nssnsszzi 10
itsy l.ssssee MezrAsSss sfe,osed fhns
Aait3etsf sfse. atte sHistssnx ffosn $40
ihse2f ard dlArrslss. was pat ca q paafsh-
issag dsss. lie fousafi Aasa<is : llss naked IN
his cell. having hrrn <4epriscs. 81 his csoth-
insf fssf q hs,ssr.
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Rumnr. Id .,.nlsY.

isSSnox, Fusy "a - q 81 assh 10 ne ys-ses
says fsazs 9 y-sFfy of F4xFsaFs piigsfsns fsnf-
nFyiag :, Aeers aErssst al sasAkssa %
TssTesss fney dsessr.sf vaiA ra-ssax
laya1ga Iasrteuf taes heard tsxf q iarxo
fsrce ~ Foreigners sEsd others nsf x&sieca
fag Darsenr frit.x uese frfes4ssfy, add wsrs
arr.nrtar vita tar strangers scf zn xtsnrk
-. ss.a NaAe4
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Can.s Trust Arthur and sargent.

GAIESBg Es, HIS. July iS.-stewars z.
Hoye. X. II. Aurphy and J. A. Hail. of the
striker grievance committee who arrived
here ;.slIay. left for Burlington this after
ns-su Al meeting Of she strikers they
ia:ro6seri the sutiert II disseminating
the strike. aud urged ii. snd the sentiment
as unanimously In faver of a settlement II
reasonable terms eoasi he bad, and al an
ether meeting the strikers vossd BEani-
Enorsis ~ ai1ssi leaving the settlement Of
the strike 10 Chiefs Arthur ard sargent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

sArssssy lste aas~c sssse is driven 3 xusstse.
Asrs tks u&T sss&ex6 sAnr ssSt<e hz4 hre-
zstAe-zEa. tie siAes ~ sAAs rre< have
g-es1 1r sssefaeF. the SAP zxz1a -ss1rsaS
~ sss lezxsss has hexaxd tie e1a. sns II
rew sss@1s lsk@ q vi<c~szs vSexg a&k
wASrh -zn2s iss sx~st< <uw'n srssn fzsa sar
e&ssh zn1 usses is katy A-z1rses ssa<az
kAe ssz-s - e<4gxa 70 saksrrs4 = 4sNsa
9sg. ard VIII srsrx szRay nusse gssssss
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Timber Lands.

Ss5 acres within one half mile of salt
water. VIII cut 10000. Price.
81 per acre.
$50 aescs: Win cut S.ocatoo; n railroad
sh ,nld be hsilt 80 Port Townsend it
will run through this tract VIII
sci! timber without the land, or both
Together. Price, $50, % tsoe for
timASr.
$50 aerc.: win Gu, 2, eeo. ss..i 90. , dri,-
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GouLaN6ER WORSE.
DEBTORS sammsEea to a censaita-

Pans. Iasy i8--BessssnErr IL var~e.
DssctaFx have eesss sssar1ousd ~ consussa-
lies
Tie feisrss frs1a v Aith sstaeral iafian-
xes @ss se5Aertssi 20 hc sssfssriag w.s ~ :
hxftef
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Ll y. sAsltsl. II. ilnstrsag.
SHELTON { ARMSTRONG,
pxArxRs II
REAL
ESTATE
Loan Agents.
Farming Lands.
Farming Lands.

Farming Lands.
80 acres marsh land in
Skagit county. near Mt,
Vernon. This is A No.
1 land. Price. $I3sc
cash.
f6o acres of rich bottom
land, a mile west ol
Terri lake. in What
com county; alder and
vine maple; land easily
cleared.
100 acres on Orcas island,
u mile from postoffice
and steamboat landing:
90 acres cleared, 20
acres under fence; good
farm house and barn;
stream of water runs
through place; school
house within a mile.
Price. $40 per acre;
$1,000 of this on time.
to suit purchaser.
100 acres on Orcas island.
This land is easily
cleared; no large timber;
good soil; about one
mile from boat landing.
40 acres suburban tract
near Hall Bros. ship
yard on Salmon Bay.
Price, 5000 per acre.
1873 acres two miles above
Snohomish City, known
as the Low farm. Ev-
cry acre of this is rich
bottom land. so acres
in meadow. and will
yield annually $50 tons
ofhay, good farm house
and barn, with sheds
and outbuildings; so or
90 fruit trees, all large
and bearing heavily,
consisting of apples,
pears. plums and cher
ries; 90 acres pastur-
age. Price, $sa5o, one
half cash, balance in ,
years at 10 per cent.
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ns.,iall e.lalax strength.

NzS2Ef~-. Mass. Jsfs is--ttee sAsrlasa
has Bas~sst Esse3 4&s. .ssaxtEsx gsssrsssss
stazsezre - se<rSAzza< Esxntai artssisy ard
Hx<x@ sazstx
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FoErs-A 50. JAR i-.--fise apyraliesf tr5e-
<-xr. azs received ia flsis ely fsysa enesur
rs4sts fsas szsS.rsaEss
-Mrx w. w. FSrf.sa Yozr husband.
Hifiaa =. fstF~oe. sss kii5ca b f4slin9
us.sf-r q ss4fB al za<xlis isis rn9fainx
f-izHeda IS xtaas. sat.t.s
p,sixesss ia4usrr Azs bs@p snss@. hss; -
% tie s,ss-seHi sssss AEe firEses has MA
.~er,s tifxast
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~We es~zaszss- II gszz fssl. \ A. - SFzs
kaass yesss.sAaf. H. sassa Is "a n-sa = >
s.s.zss5ag.ss. $. zs8 tsss 5s<sar. sszesFs s4si'-
sass r. :. Is ~ a. r1@s . pa n = ssaas- -
50 zss EeSssx
sfe zaass - <5as Ez.ss1zs - t-e
z.s5sse. a. Gsc4 ri & = Is sssssss = - =
- es..va ~ a a ~ xzss ? - Frg<sz1- A.
ziilsz.aa sFE 5rtssslE 4lsss ts - 3
A Szss sfs-ses-5 ~ ssssa esaes ast ss7s
3.ir ! s4Err zszssFts- b sssz = ft
$500 - x,sssss.s nss @s -. -
sssffaz szs5ss
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asEttSsz2S. tazy s<--ganstxs5 sxserts.-l
9 Snaz s~r 81 esss1rs 9artnz tsse sas. and
fesi@s@1f Ar ssztiasses N fsfsa she ssapfs.e-
sss<-sf ssszs-i IA hs cesaassassa tAts raassasaz<
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Ma fs<x. July Ts-Szaay Dsxenrars
t'rsse- stsr srtzesss sas seez rTzasesl IA al
<ttla7e divorce b Jt1re lssrre1s sf kAe So
Fsreaae essErf- fve5Ea AtF hszsslAssst. II n
s'ssrc- TAr sisserss sEs iiar9 gazx $
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Portland Mates.

roxrIsxu. jasif tS.--fn Jn3zs statturkis
r.sarr ftss snoxesBx. the saif - " 4 aaw-
IN. ezslast slzs ssssts<Fn fssine E&zsFSaa
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- I,sss,s. :, 81 eoafrset ae a<rrs.s 70 fur
a 81 asErnaszss 9isA tsh~sr ~ al In the
! ssszstrss@ti9z II fAe tad ffsssa Aake i'esd
4 fsre{s,- u Misses A. bat be alleges fAae
strfr:s<.aus failed - Esey fszt8 9sfa bfm-
Af.&s suG.keaf3y ikssrfsl1sz 80 tssssnEgny fxw
~ DAYS IN the sail ssf fasrisk u SeIfs eoar
srxrss5~. n-ssast sEf esff cf st,s44 sza1 fs<
<gsse ass1zE >, gusise <Assfssek Charged ts~e
iusF zs.se yesterday a1sxrzs-'ssss Aiseessrx
{ i tl,fss,s4ssx tAe eas.rt rsse9xtss q sssSe<1
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susgssssssi shs 81 = tssss.s s1 tase fonss
fsss's-.s,s tfksss,a a5sal fi1s7rt<as4
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THE YELLOW FLOOD.
Increased Immigration Of Chinese
Via Vancouver


wasatxGTuS, July ls-The Unitrd
states coassii a Victoria. b. C., reports 10
the stafe department. taa; there has hsea
renewed iatax Of Chluese Into
British Columbia. arrivals froa Mas 10
Iuiy 5 aaIHieriRg -s5@ pers.ssas. Most OF
certificates issued es i-altss sszses es1stssras
officers and are en the say 10 san Fran
eisee NzaY of these certificates. re sSgs.
arr srxussuse1t. aHd halsseTs have Tasstr
several siterssts 80 eTess t5e line siez-
Ya1es5uver.
The Interstate Telegraph Hsii.
wasrfSefox. July ES-sensier Flatt gss
xssfss-isssi by the srEAtc eszaatftre on
interstate eo5afzerce 70 report bark. vita
verbal amendments. she >s-soaef It'll SAB
sStsNg telegraph companies ~ sae jars
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-01
kilograms to The Star.
AN ENCOURAGING DEFEAT.
Liberals Gain Many Votes at DeptfOrd
THE MASSACRE OF NEGROES IN TEXAS
Lynchsrs Who Had No Compassion.


Though the Liberals Lost, There Was
. Heavy Increase OF Their Vote.
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, March 1.-The excitement over the by
elections eliminated yesterday at Depiord, where
the public feeling shown was something very
much like roting The tory candidate was several
times recognized and hustled In the streets once
ne appeared TO be In considerable DANGER and had
70 take refuge In the committee-room which was
guarded by muscular men hired for the occasion
In spite OF tais he secured the seat although by
considerably decreased majority. The liberals, In
Lact did better even than In the 1855 election, be-
lore the split In the party owing TO Gladstone's
adoption OF nome rule. Blunt was somewhat al q
oAsadvant ge being unable TO make a personal
canvass. On the other land, he had the advant-
age OF anoding personal illustration OF the high
handed deeds "a the government In Ireland Yes
Ceroay wagon paraded the constituency with
mau On q plank Del TO excite sympathy. The
unlonist papers nave started a number OF theories
TO ACCOUNT Fur THE INCREASED LIBERAL STRENGTH
The Tunes, ever ready to assail what it considers
the inferior races attributes II TO the fact that In
the last TWO elections the liberals were represented
oy bengalee Baboo, the most unsuitable candi-
oate IN Tue world. This Baboo was La.mohun
Gnose, one OF the most enlightened and eloquent
speakers of the English language. The rral rea-
son OF the difference OF voting was partly the
progress OF home-rule views partly the influence
oi tpe Iate member, Evelyn, when was thrown n In
the scale on the liberal SIDE The tory candidate
Succ-eosu as usual, IN stIrring UP a good deal OF
li-ieellng toward the lrsn nation. From the pic
lures with which Depllord has been one blaze OF
color Tor She past lew weeks IL might have been
supposed that the daily occupation OF every Irish
man was nnittiDg outrages OF the most 1endish
Tor the present. The results were generally de-
cideoly IN favor or the liberals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-01
Washington News and Gossip.
Index to Advertisements.

AMusEMENrs-6th page
ArToRSEYs-4th page
AUCTION SALEs-3d pare.
BoARDINe-2d page.
BooKs-4th page.
BUSINESS CHANcEs-6th pasa
CITY ITEMs-6th page.
COUNTRY REAL EsTArK-2d paga
DEATHs-5th pare.
DENTIsrRY-4th pare.
DRY GooDs-3d pare.
EDUcATIoNAL-4thp pare.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-3d psga
EINANCAL-3d page.
FOR RENT (Rooms)-2d paQe.
For RENT (Houses)-6th page.
For RENT tStoress-2d page.
FoR RENT (Oficesp-2d page.
For RENT (Miscellaneous)-2d pa4a.
For SAFE tHouses)-oth page.
FoR SALE Uots)-6th page.
FOR SALE (MiscellAneous)-6th paga
HoUsEFuRNrsBISas-4th page
LADIES GooDs-3d page.
LOCAL MENTIoS-6th page.
Losr AND FouND-2d psga
MARRIAGEs-5th page.
MONEY TO LoAN-6th page
MEDTcAL-4th page.
NEW PUBLIcATIoNs-1st page.
OCEAN STEAMERS -4th page.
PoroMAc RIVER BoArs-4th paza
PIANOS AND OBoANs-4th page
>PERsoNAL-2d page.
PEoFEssIoNAL-4th pasa
PRoPosALs-3d PAGE.
RAILRoADs-4th page
SPEcALrIEs-4thp page.
SPECIAL NorIcEs-lst pa4e.
SUBURBAN PRoPfRrY-2d psee
SUMMER REsoRrs-4th page
The TRADEs-4th page
UNDERrAKERs--4th page
WANTED (Help)-2d page.
WANTED (Situations,-2d pasa
WANTED CRooms)-2d page.
WANTED Houses12dp page.
WANTED (Miscellaneous)-2dp pasa
WINTER hEsoRrs-4th page.