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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-09
FAHNESTOCK'S,
80 and 81 East King ST.. Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster, Pa.
Mtnrrlluttrnua.

CAV MILLS, BARK MILLS, COB MILLS.
- Leather Rollers Tan Packers, Triple Horse
Powers, Milling and Mining Machinery, ut
JOHN BEST'S. 1888 East Fulton street. m2-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-09

LNOR CAST IRON PIPE FITTINGS, BOTH
II plain and reducing, up to 6-inch diameter
Malleable Fittings, Flanges, Flange Unions
Manifolds, American Unions, Tube Supports,
Hangers, Floor and Ceiling Plates. go to JOHN
BEST'S, 3S3 East Fulton street. m2-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-09

STEAM HEAT Is THE COMING HEAT FOR
- dwellings, churches, school houses, etc,
though successfully used one hundred years
ago. When you contemplate a change call on
JOHN BEST, who Will give you satisfactory
job, at q fair price m2-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-09

COLLARS AND CUFFS - THE LATEST,
~ the most desirable, and most comfortable
shapes and styles-any size, at ERISMAN'S
Gents Furnishing Store, ~ West King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-09

iNlRE BRICKS, FIRE CLAY, AT Low
Il figures, go to JOHN BEST, 1888 East Fulton
street. m2-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-09

Oh nnn FEET OF PIPE, FROM a
cO,\VVJ inch to inch diameter, flor
sale at q low figure, and the only house in the
city with pipe cutting machine, cutting up TO
. inch diameter, at JOHN BESTS, 333 East Full
ton street. m2-tfd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

Sd S BENJAMIN and wife So p Mary Thomas 1So.
a Pagan 0stharne 70 reter Knapp 11Gthst Of
Fitzharris,, John j. 70 MarEurotta Dumped, No. 1ss
same 70 the F9nsGs Loan and Trust Company same
Sq%Ss'fS lula Central Trust Company Of New.
o, GS6s L sSs e. ApdIos stsRS
Sd;ph n Sfsa = S 800 $50 wos, sl.
Hilton Fanny 70 Caroline Rou 4sth.st Of 9th.
hsypaP John 70 Charles TrOup No. 80 South Will
r., Hemisn 3, Homer to Mary Hopkins No. West
hT:s ASS X, Rankin No 1854 West ssa
81, ne 5S al Franz 70 philip Iammet and another, 25
- HSss Daniel. 20 Emma Lawrence, e: al. Aoth.s
S SsaaEs TC Sss' 70 st tSs ss.a.v cc,
Houston and sullivan sts, o months 5000. ''''
i4eissap fHsaSEiss to 5Ss S Butler conventayc
r, ka1i1ssnstein smOn e Grncstne DOnheIm, No PIC
Kelly Hugh; 70 Levi Jacobs n 74.h,st sdave.
=. Klnnslly, John And wife, to Emgrant industrial
Koio 70 Henry HOFFMAN sh,S' 5ts s S. Xycn,
Hear; 1Slst-st conventNve. years. mortgage
St LINDEN wsn and WIFI "a &c Paul PFyOa Goa
wes and Gsnesyo % 9S ySa %Sn SG'"s Co., ca"
ave- t0Sn sSS &c Robert Irwin 7d Of 10th
JSo1 DS;eS e william she EGH and another
Same 70 Amass W sGltus, same property years q
m0rtgaRes), eHB,6OO,
Same 70 Francis Seaman property 8 years
50 500.
Same to Mabel Shade, same property. years e mort
gages), s1S coo.
Same to Spssn Riyngton, property yca- 90 500
Same 70 Tracy Harris, . ITthst G ot 0th'ave,
years 60. 900.
Same 10 Hannah Deshe same property, years, $4,000
Meise. Henry. 10 Eugene Ellsworth 1lsthSt o OF
eth-ave, years, go 600.
Miller Anna, 70 Jones Well ana another, No 1907 3D.
ave, instruments IS 200.
hulry, William, to Charles w Waite, n q 2odst, q OF
10th.a 3 years. 8S 600.
Michl, Christian. Dry Dock Savings Institution 2
orchard-st, Of Rivngton.st, 1 year. sl4.1o0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Ayss fsses e waism Blair, Nos lso and fss 3D.
:. Asdse.S Ysteg % snssn r Mals. se4 another.
All, fsss y Ssss v ies s'i 10 I'll sSsvs years.
Assss.ass Aee.f saa smother 2 q. rstsr o'nrian.
- Sle1nteh aiespaymus 70 william Cruikshank
If psI.seesy- q a. sssss sfo2ooy New Hos
iNtksT Of ersnd boulevard. yesfs
5 1890; yAssae.s p Asrnas yisssssrink,
~ - - 10 FEdcrek, 70 william Hanktn. Nos 2si
ss!s: e. Msss5. = asrIsH ,viass Bank, cor
u Eseks 3Sr. Z 70 west ssds ssyiags ssnx .
a b ~ q lkks'sg.si ysaf 100 ..a,.o.
g & yzetA yesss stAoQ q ~ -. 3 q
ssss Hs'ss sSsss. III I'D Iva issss:.v.
tSsn 4 sssssaesA Kuhs saasik-sk a Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
Excursions.
Tlusiral gnetrnmrHts.
miscellaneous.

Wiz nr GEE AZ 2RK
S SrESwS Sp Sty;Gs - SO s.ays %
soeond and TwenIyLE. Vs., Until D. N 27o West
iss SoelsSsys. s2rs' sSasssssiSa fdo fslTdsys.
S Ss.sa Tsos H.sssys 10 %Ss Fcst! .sssna-ss
tss HARLKH ogFiGE. $50 East ops ihdied and.
iwen,y hth:sl. up @ D M At regular Gree sstea
ss s ssA'' ESD iss'H ssa T Tasss:
Uptown oaiss. iaSs Bsosdwsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
Urn gooos

n UR GLOVES are positively lhe fnesh .ns.
~ retail much prices thnn tAose 9 oser ~ "a
also eorsets-ihe eeIebfsted ~ ~ S6s< ~
MP. Try them $1,000 - - ,s~-s<----.
orc. FOR VELVET CA EpEIlNg&s; .s kns 3
CalNstinss nsney y,usissfs ~. ~ LB6EW L1H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
Cost an0 fonnb


7 osT or STOLEN Bank book No, 2l0,05s, issued ~
70 Arthur Evans all persons are cautioned 10 Negotiate
the same requested deliver the book 10 the bank
corner 1ithst aud athave. II not restored the e5th
day Of May. 1850, application viii be made 10 ne bank
for duplicate. Ri. - !
osT or STOLEN, -Btnkbook N .a1I579 issusd Ay The
IL German Savings Bank In the City OF New-Yofk. 70
ths same and requested deliver the boob the bank
corner 14thst and 4thave. IL restored tbs 2dh
dny OF May tSss application VIII DO made 70 he sAak
duplicate.
New.YoFk, May z, 1881. 80.
z osT OR STOLEN. -Bankbcok No. 1e9,00o issuet ~
u the Germon savings Hank In the city Of New fcsk
Jacobna Seyrert. All persona Cautioned 90 nefoIsS
ahe and requested to deliver the book 70 sha nss
corner t4th-ss. and 4uiave. not restored qa ,f3
bank for q duplicate. 80
New-York, May z 1853. =. Sl..s. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
GUNNER Resorts.
kRvERNE.BY.THE-SEA,

Completely funlshed cottages 10 rent; gas baths &C. !
Ser'ies , 1RH ms@s u dsS!red from the =. ,-,,
~, AHNkhNE HOTEL. OPENS JUNE 10TH.
Lhfly minutes BY rail directly the Ocean adjoining
wave Crest new boulevard 10 Law renee Cedafhure &c
staoling. Magnificent bathing beach. For eottagoA
or rooms H. hotel. Apply
II. j. PEA RSON 20 to I D. MI r II. STEARNS,
2G5 Broadway Y prop'r ArYcrne, a. i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
PROSPECT HOUSE,

NIACK ON. IlIE-UVDNON, , =.
OPENS MAY p. House and location unsurpassed, %
7 ppRTEH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS,
S8RAkAG LAKE HOUSE.

One mile from Lake Station, on Chst"auChy
H. T. enlarged newly furnished and IN perfect sanitary
condition. 1000 feet elevation 1000 feet pio,ss lmi
ply SiClank recommend climate Tor ana throat
troubles Malaria and hay foyer unknown sp'Ndld
fishing and hunting large aIcn nt'placcs 'n par
lor dini room and office Table best IN the noun
tAns; al d,.Cn"i"s 81 u' -ca-oh equal 20 best At sara
toRl open May | Ia Nov. 1. Send for lusraicf elf
MILO H. MILL. X
Proprietor, SarAnac Lake. N. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

PROPOSALS for $4,000 Consolidated
i Stock Of the CITY of NoW.Y0rk
Secured by the Sinking Fund Payable In Forty Years
-TIedeenabls In Twenty Years
EXEMPT FRoM TAI.TION.
Interest Two and one half Der por Sealed
proposals wilt be received at the ofce Of the Comptroller
May 1885, at o'clock when they viii DO publicly
opened for ~ SOC, 0oo
REGIsTERED CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE CITY
OF NEW.YoRR
issued for the payment OF the damages awarded by the
Commit Estimate and the expenses In tho pro-
cecdngs for laying public places and parks ana PARK
why's IN the 25d cath Wards Of the city OF New YORK.
and In the adjacent district In Weschoste County nd The
fading OF the lands for tho same, payable Noynmbef y
1929 fedeemabe at the pleasure OF The
OF The Sinking Fund snd after November l. 1905 Ter
NUN pnyabs emEa annually tho first day Of May md
Noyn,r6er In each year and will Ia
EXEMp1, FROM CITY AND COUNTY TAXATION.
nv the Ieylslature o. the State Of NewYork, March H.
sSe making IL lawful for executors and Others holding
trust funds 70 invest the bonds stock Of tho city
proposals for win % accepted FOR less than tho
p prSnosals viii bs received for saJ stock in sums Of
Al 600 or tbs multpes thereof for sLv whole part
u Tso proDosais should neoS- sesied envelope
rProposas for Stock" an each proposal should
aso Ia enclosed second enve addressed 10 the
Snmntroiier Of tho city OF NewYork
T1S full Information. SEQ City R'eord
THEO. w. MYERS. Comptroller
City OF New York Financial Der artment cOmPtrOIess
once Apfl 25, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
AVON In N,

,,,-,, hEN EAST BEACH, y, j, -, ---.
Appneauon for board this favOrlt5 SEASIDE res0tS
Chestnutst Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
COOPERSTOWN, OTSEGO LAKE, n. 7,

THE COOPER HOUSE OPENS JUNE 70.
Superior accommodations at reasonable prices No hay
fever; no malaria no mosquitoes New train from New
York. Address S. +. CRITTENDEN, Proprietor,
also manager Princes Anne" Virginia Delch. Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
Citp i)roprrip Go frt.

A LARGE, plumber Of Gtst lofts veiy Desirable,
n 70 let rutland 4 WHITING.
DeehmGn.st.
A HOUSES AND FLATS N KLL LOCATIONS.
IA AT REDUCED RENTS
PORTER CO., II East 12jth.st
sc tn ST, NO lTS WEST. between 9th and 10th avs
20 Elegantly decorated. 4.'tory and billiard room.
basement finely polished cherry and figured OAK cabinet
trimmed house; all improvements Apply on pTmiseS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
HOTEL WELLESLEY,

HAVING ALL THE APPOINTMENTS OF 4 FIRST
CLASS HOTEL. INGLuDIEG Gas E shI
HEAT. billiard ROOM, BOWL
ING ALLEY, sc. ....--zz-.
HAS ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 800 GUESTS. -
1t Is charmlnRy sItuuted the Chr les River on an
estate Of 500 acres, surrounded DY pine groves
The Drives are beautiful and varied ana me river ana
lake give hne opportunities for boating ana nShlh2'
Fourteen trains daily to and from Boston; only IT
miles BY the Boston aud Albany Railroad. -.
Mr. DOOlinR's experience o. thirty years as oaureii
end his reputation me loading caterer OF New. England
"a guarantee that the Cuisine viii he uneNceIlcd
Tao>, 50 q dsy. Special ratos by month or sea-
Opu June Is 10 oct Is. For diagram ana clrcuaa
JAMES DOOLINtI, Proprietor,
Temple place, Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
MANNANSET HOUSE

and cottages Shelter Island l. L. n. Y. The Now York
ohlce IL open daily 20 y. m, where applications for
rooms and cottages vii! BE- received Send tor pamphlet
HENRY 5. MOWER formerly Of Clssy House, Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
Gonnirp Board.

m oknD can be had at t-l Acuss miles from Mop,-
ID fese psen for 81 50 per week free transportation
70 ana non A'D JOHN HITCHCOCK. sSslaon. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
LAUREL HOUSE.

TSDER NE,P MANAGEMENT.
This wclLknown summer resort viii open June l.
House thoroughly renovated; electric lights, electric
bells; al modern Improvements have been introduced
Address or call at Hotel i!ltihg. BFoslway Sho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
1000 ISLANDS, RIVER ST. LAW
RENEE, ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y,
No MALARIA-CLIMATE FREE PROM HAY FEVER
PINE SADDLE HORSES SPLENDID FISHING,

A." THE CROSSaOS7
42D SEASON.
This popular Hotel Will
DC open May 2jth 70 Oct
lAL
Send for illustrated Ills
tory 81 1000 Islands
t.. CIOSSMOS 4 SON.
AI,Nandfia BAY, y. Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

llUL SE.'
Target Family Hotel on
the UppSr 81 Law renee.
open June - Oct /. fur
particulars apply " Hotel
brunswick. y. J.. or Alex
BudTia Bay. send TOT CaI-A.
logua. T. W. LEE.
MaI1vlr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
Apartment Gonsss.

A BEAUTIFULLY and completely furnished corner
N apartment on the brow OF Murray mn be rpntni
for ne summer months at the rate OF s7o month hos
sauthera and eastern and consists OF parof bod
room bathroom. eoses and private ball great bargain
Addresa MURRAY HILL. Tribune Ofiee
xAs bathrooms heated decorated; oil light Nos lSI TO
ff5 Wet fo4tb.st WALTER LAWRENCE, northwest
corner eth-ave. and 104thst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

Eotels.
NEw.ENGLAND HOTEL, corner. 20 Bowery; 90
- 80. % 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

4 DIROEDACES-TAHAWUS HOUSE.-Gfsld sc'DerY.
II fishing aud huLtlug hpl AMI cold water iu rooms:
house enlarged Furnispi cottages let soal Tor
CuIr. q. W. EGGLEFItLD. Krrar valley. y. y.
4 TIAETIC CITY. =. 1.-THE Lehman. end Of
Me- = W LEHMAN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-04

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seresss ne tss< - - -. H. easzgs 50
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kR sst>Af.

MY ", A Kltchie ot utehsta. kaaSas
Is serndlng tes dsys II she City.
Mr. ". \ NeshsH. wgli kuuwa ia ssr
FRA eisre. Is n toes - 'ae gaest VI J "A
Tho8E~on.
Mrs. jehn r, Balsi. wlse 81 ex Reslste,
hstrts. i ssfioasly "a a. her residence
Siagh esd 4 Ter streets.
Rev. hY Altrea kumaxf. 81 Portland.
Wao delivered sha a83ress Ca the 9FA3nat
ias esass. ZEN ses hogee lasf evening
Ms 0snfre stewart aal ~ daughter.
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fsis. - asa4ia. eFa s vttif 10 t5pfV aa& haHlr
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NJ y N Gifmsn. ste eles. president ai
he ssHftie. lake ~apre s. Eastern rAfirtssA
has returned ffom NeN NosS Ms tfflmAu
arrived hsre nngth stlses lf u TIE ia
ten4ieu 81 Ar, SD Mrs. sri snsa IL ROMAN
tn sesssle tiil TALL
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y j. fsnfEn., ass ip the city scssefsiss
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rmH camIs RAILROADS
Ws&tssss street, lsss ~are-ttf3 So
ssua on hssasT Avenue

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Notice of City Election.

Pursuant In direction OF the common
council of the citg OF ; atsie. notice Is
herelA given a. On, t. wit the s. n day I'll
July. A. ID. 1889, there " IL hsa held vt the
several psil;nz pa ses IN the q fer, al
wards of ~ q 'iry her matter de.iensresf
= general manicipa lestj' nin thk ely
Sestgl /. for tl,e pur, .ose OF elect M muu.-
cipal officers to mara and souda't The
affairs OF ssid ciy. rnl thas, a. ssid ei.e
tion IN ~ bowling Officers az - be e eett a.
to-wir: Mayor, city nit rney, chief oI
police and four cuuncinirn. One from
n Il ST, second. IN I'd aud tou tn wards ii
>aid rits r, sp-etively: hat tie f.i ,sw n :
p aces are hereby dtsiguat. q for the TuY-
foses OF said election - the ri sees of yuf-
ing ia esen Ward, namely:
In the First wari ON the lot formerly &C
cusied sy Englne Co. No =, south Third
street
N the Second ward on Columbia street.
on let formerly eupied by Engine Go.
Ns. |.
In the Third ward at Browns pavilion
on sc ond sEre {, b. ween spring aud
In the Faar,h ward at the house Of En-.
sinss Co. No. l.
That u. W. Young Is hereby appointed
inspector. aud Harry White aud A.no
que are herehs aps.osn' 4 judge, a d ]. 8.
Helms and |. ; Dsarho Il clerks 20 Goa
duet said .lees ion IN the First ward
L. ID. W Sh. lsnn. inspector I hos. W
Praseh and c. W Iawton, IN z :. and W.
T. SaH6ersau and l. : RootH. clerks 30
conduct saif elec;iei in the SECOND ward.
L. n. Andrews. inspector, aud W II
Reeves aud J. A. Hatfield judge. aud l..
VI. Garrison and q. u. Anderson. clerks, "a
conduct said election in The Third ward
II. T. Denny. INSPECTOR, ard Geo ~. Hall
and Chss. Baker, judges, and Z. Taurlos
aud III. q. ssuey, clerks, 20 conduct said
election in the Fourth wafd II said city
That, AZ said elestiun AZ the various
polling places he einee sore named, the
y lis viii b. open at 9 o'elofk a. M aud
closed at o'clock 7 N. ~ sid day.
q W. FERRIS. Clerk
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The xLxcTEIc STREET, LAMPS


Bessre the Ere the plant 81 the seat'l e
Electric Light osapzgy was ls< asef ga the
fsostn aust corner 81 Frossf ard Seneea
streets 1he new sskht for abe essefsie
iixht plant Is Is seath -esfiie, on the cor
nat ~ Charles sos Nfnlh streets. TIE
SEATTLE ElertssG Light Company has the
soasrsct ffosa the city for Illuminating
the sfreess.
II wa. iesfnei yesterday that L = the
inssnsiou r. sht TIE street. Esat. IN
sirsaf iRn weeks The GFnsmos ordered
~. OAR after ~. Ere have arrived, aud
txsstiou ~ the suaraiaery 20 drive the N
has asxp come "a hand The balance %
the uasrhinsFy - expected tsi arrive within
q sisy 81 tRo. The lamps and lamp posts
v tlrh w,Fe aaasvy,'ss b tie Ore vii tse
rs=tslsesti sn1 the burned district viii be
aIHmiaHiei eoassn Eoraaeously wsn the
other s.1r8.ans ST the city.
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IL nkH FIRE. moor CIT.
4bes - Nearly rsvs Tt~ss shs vssse
~ sA> Good Eis~hs shss
Were Harnsd-

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fhsf sfe vesne ~ frsrS bzssfssfr e. 5esttss III
By Tie Efx vas 81 .9zs sc. hrfex bal 4 sss
~ BE erected is tss taFE.s district all so~s
14fg1 100: tFssk hasiNifsws - - eseesess
Ousxtde Ut the tasus esssxtezs fsz11 Q
OrFsssfe ~ the sfs lssasss tlsw ~ has fe~F
great imp3fss 70 the exsa< gssrttSss ~
wooden bssib6ls@a
The nrssF Ka8fg rrslSlSes.
ToIlowfrg IL lsss Of sks ssisk basalssrs
destroyed by Ere. sE1 TIE vwlse Of asea.
the sxyrpxass cot asen exsestsnx 81 GA
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FOURTH oF July.
The gaietest National birthday
seattle Ex~r Knew.

The - anger us stt'e to-day win know
ast il = tnA so, ~ at Jaiy, because Q
good msas ~ a ! be closed. Work on
the pe a bulldogs viii proceed slmoss as
Il there were no holiday. the eenfras tors
being under high pressure. This re- will b,
rsltb ra'iens at ympia aud Port Town
send 10 attract many people, aud festvi
tie az some local resort. The ) a'tle roa6
Il run al excursion tFsin 60 the fails. The
small huy's mania for fiseeraekers is
stsTniy TepFeSse1 this yea bs bis father
Bg nrsieE OF Colonel Haines, The Mill ia
saus pauisss OF Seattle viii assemble If e
truors ~ 30 this morning asd parsd !,
- required b. law. Tae iiTe Of march
sia ~ fssn the Armory dosn Uuion
street 10 Third, along rhi-d 10 caerr :.
OWL Cherry u Sc Dad, along S.eopi 10
tuion. ihssnee u the Annoy for dismissal
the procession viii move AZ 9 u m.