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STEyOGR-iPHERS.
NOTICE.

To the stockholders 81 the Guarantee Loan
ST ust Co. of seattle.
Whereas. il Is desired 10 increase the cap
ital stock OF Use Guarantee Loan & Trust
Co. Of Seattle, therefore the undersigned,
being a majority of the trustees OF ssld
COMPANY, hereby cali n meeting of the
sfosS holders az said company IN te he'd
on saturday the 9th day of september. isss,
a; the hour of , o'clock In the afternoon OF
said day, af the compsny's office in the
cify OF seattle. for the purpose OF consider
ing proposition OF the said board of trus-
tees. duly adopted SO a meeting OF said
heard. held July Ii. 1859. for the increase
af the capital stock OF said company nom
the SUM OF city thousand dollars 70 the
snm al two hundred Thousand dollarS
l. :. j. HUNT.
r. Il. DOWNING,
J. n. BOWMAN.
q. III. HElLBRON,
ID. y. BAXTER.
Seattle grfy Il iSSf
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= YsC7oaIA--F T. Hail
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WARRINGTON.
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ANAG0BT8s-J -. Mosfs.
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coemoroLfs-y. x. Lyons.
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CHsNALfs-- Daniel ~ KiFk
DAyTox-W. v. Garrett
xDegsArHE-E HUTCHINSON.
HLLsnsBUag-K. l. Perry
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MoaTEmAyo--D. e. Lewis.
H0nTM YAKIMA -E4hesmsn Rrns.
PonT HEAKxLKy--H. r. Price.
Poxr LupIow--Ionis Poole.
PonT NAbfsoH-P. j. Pyimro&e.
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PuTAIIer-fsfss0n A smith.
HxHonR-S. ktchsfssou-
6noMo.tsH Union News Co.
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opposite Tacoma hotel
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Advertisements nrsster tee hesstS az Is~s
Fsssad. Ffx sale. For Exst. and skEassaaess
asnsesf wflI ax lsssrted 81 fas rsse OK :
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gyr eizssssed a4frs7ssse1assss VIII ~
rssxesssd ny - shis hosr.
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Ne Nsxag Is gss4x ksssates 81 sss.s go
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NOTICE OF SALE OF iAPoUS I'D
AniTaais Notice Is here y given tia.
On tae z4in day Of July, lS,s, the city herd
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r. AID MRS Z. J. CAsTLE, HEAL
vi eyS and teachers Ier1si.,r ~. -
Dad ssfrefi r. o. box :, SEATTLE. W..
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KsA& OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP WTT-
En. TTs1& WORTH, gasssss-. .arrr-
~ igaf ana gsssess gers A. r,I1eef
gstes al sa{ ffsrn ~sn Frsnefxes, a.
: as.9 E9sst~ Tessesd al
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80 fss'ff Ast $f.stffl>.
NOTICE 70 BCIlDgES- YoSg
- Eisaisf& e secure a competent car
1907 s1a isisl.sieF 50 sap@Tin'eg5eat or
general E0.gEnsn of laas erf.erieg7fs' ..F..-.t
.e1efeuets, Nli4 81 Ws.} ~ sEpiy by fasI
} = Caf5eF seattle 8ssa
4 a. NENDA & co. CuSTRAfsTtens
y. and bEisIegs F.ase sna srscifrs
lsa.as 70 tHssae1 alran alp}!catissp. special
~ ~ eH5es N%tAsfs s1S tss stnssss efsaek
u dAkNE- A&D FOUND ATT0gs-SAS
W fFzfezsao Bridge Co. engineers ard
essat7 ssfefx- ahsrf hslldiuz, p5as ,3rfvl9s
Se+e-- @FsFess, @ttsl Plies. a.ls8 $50 fss,t an
-3zS5eF ss5.ltFss .fsa Prices f1g N8rk IRE
sss1s 81 bsiC7e fhs ere. Cfs =. fesss gas.s-
sea street.
DE SJAM5s Il. ENARn eAEpgSTrp
ID sn3 tEis1 ? rrlags ans hssisF{r.s-s
f sFaieS st&ea- weTk super = ss-gss ss! ts.r-
Al 9rEt Poser ~ ss. Seattle
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~ ENfSb "a AEEi IAN NulitE-l ~ 4
4 TAX levied by the city council In the
strict created by ordinance No. ] OIL, 90
provide for the grading Of Secoud street
ftom Pine street "a blanchard street aud
constructing sidewalks ihsreoo. Is ON
die and payable III the OH &c If the city
treasurer. All taxes not "a i within forty
days OF the first publ estior OF this notice
VIII - 'icC Jared delinquent penalty OF 5
ps'r cent. added, and intere.t al the rate %
le per cent charged.
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NOR SALE NOTICE Is HEREBY
II given that on THURSDAY, toe first day
OF August, lSsq, 81 1880 O'Clock a. N, oil
said day, the board OF county commissions
erS of King county, W. r., for and on be
half Of said county. viii offer for sale, by
public auction. 10 the highest aud bcsI
bidder. all the buildings oa block -,
Baren addition. said buildings viii be
sold separately. and the successful bidders
VIII be required 10 remove said buildings
from said block within thirty days from
date OF sale. Terms Of ssle-Ten per cent
cash bslance 20 be paid 10 the county
treasurer within three days from date oi
sale. BY order OF the board. ~ r. FOR
REST. County Auditor and ex-oiiioio Clerk
of said Board
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RE4L EsrITE R4RG4Fss.


tHOiCE INVESTMENT - EIGHT AND
~ onc-fnird acres in section 4. only sSG
sa acre. sisley & Rell, Port Townsend.
aNEolaE ACRE PROPERTY NORTH OF
Y Lake Union at Ssss0 10 500 PER acre, IL
tracts varying from Eve to ~ acres. BsER
& BOAkMAS.
- PECIAL BARGAINS IL LOTS aE-
- tween Mil aud Madison streets al $50
81 s2So apiece. cash. RAFR n BoARMAN
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I AM STREET TAX NOTTCF-TnE
= tax levied by the city council IN the
district created hg 0rdiua see No. 92s 10
provide for the grading of Lane stree; from
Eighth street 10 Fourteenth street, and con
s'ructiag sidewalks thereon. r. n0w 4 le
and payable al the Office OF the city treas
arer All taxes not paid within forty DAYS
ot the FIRST publication of this notice will
b. deela Cd delinquent. penalty Of 5 per
cent added aud Interest 81 the ta,e of 10
pes cent charged.
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sEzTTLE. NEDvEsDar. JrLY ~
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The sasi0x!ug letters ara swslt1ag ssfTe
tt4srx NJ this astfe.
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CITY NOTICES.

nEPoT STREET TAX NOTICE THE
i , lax levied by the city counsel In the
provide for the grading of Depot street
from Elilotts bay 10 Broad way. and con
ssruciiug sidewalks thereon, is now due
and payable at the office of tee city treas
uTer. All taxes not paid " thin forty days
oi the iiyst publication of this notice will
be declared delinquent, penalty Of per
cent. added, and interest at the rate of 10
per cent charged
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DRoPosAIS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT
l. Office of unGeU i-ned. on sna after
Tue s4ay, July -, for steam ht aiinr hotel
building for RSiaier Hotel Company
Charles ". Saunders, room A., Bostoa
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a +. AsDk&-tsS s 90. EA6INkF a.
N's A8d Gsaagffisa2sssg. Corrected tsgvrrs.
sfAss lssis: e1sF county and zsi3ifiou rr ATS
So - Celantls street,. sss,sss,d is.yv 49,
zte-i 800 l@ffd gf.aa -esrfls ~ ssh
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DORr TOWNSEND. JULY 5, Iss9 THE
L firm of Grihiths. Meyer & StetSon,
heretofore existing at Port Townsend and
Tacoma. W. T.. having been dissolved and
eeaS ng To exist, as per special notice of
above dase, published in this paper, shall
hepeefartb Go business a. ship agent, char
ter freight sud merchandise broker under
the undersigned nsmc, my headquarters
remaining al Fort Townsend
J. r. MEYER
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IrlFTH STREET TAX NOTICE-THE
J. tax levied by the city council Ia the
district created by ordinance No. s5s, 20
provide for the grading Of Fifth street
from seneca street 70 Iosler avenue aud
constructing sidewalks thereon, Is now due
aud payable az the office Of he city treas
urer. All taxes NOS paid within forty DAYS
az the first publication Of this notice will
/ be declared de iuque8t, penalty of Ter
cent. sdded. aud Interest a the rate II IA
per cent charged
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ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
i The Builders supply co. at Tacosns,
have opened sn 0fiee az No. III Marion
street where they viii be blessed "a see all
those in need OF iGmher, sssa, doors. etc;
We guarantee prompt L Livery and re ssaii-
shle prizes; lumber, esc. delivered Ia
hnFlsf lois hE orr lasKrs leans
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-08
The Weather.
Fair; warmer; westerly winds.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The employees of the Catasaqua Manu-
featuring company at Allentown, Pa,
have had their wages increased 10 PER
cent.
Advices from Samoa state that a
treaty of peace has been concluded be-
tween Mataafa and Tamasese.
Eta Davis, sweet II, runs away from
New Haven to marry her dancing
master, j. Z. Rockets. Grocer Charles
w. Foster has disappeared from the
same-city. His bookkeeper is missing.
Two vessels belonging to the Mozan-
bique squadron viii Join the Portuguese
corvette at Delagoa bay.
The Persian minister at Washington
says he is going to England to see his
sovereign. but has not resigned his Office.
He is offended by the fiippant pc esonali-
ties of the American press.
The shah is very indignant over the
stories of his royal habits published in
American papers.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-08

CAMp GREEN, SRk GrRT. MI. July 8
The annual encampment began Eatur-
DAY with the arrival Of the First regi-
menf, II Newark, Col. +. A. Campbell:
Third. Of Elizabeth. Col. e. A. Hopes;
Fourth. OF Jersey City, Col. p. F. Wan
eer. ami Ffffh. 81 Newark. Col. Levi.
Governor Green was present to review
them as they passed his headquarters.
The governor had with him Gems. Per-
rine, STRIKER, Spencer and Kearney.
The Second regiment. ard the First.
Second and Third battalions, and Cat
Ting Company A., arrived after 8
o'clock. Actual work did not begin
until today.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-08

The Conemaugh valley sufferers,
SO a Pittsburg dispatch says, are
about to bring suit against the South
Fork fishing club, which owned the
dam above Johnstown. The tele-
gram further says there is "not q
poor man in the club" and the
aggregate wealth Of the members is
thirty.iive million dollars. IL the
South Fork club is responsible, by
reason Of the negligence, for the
great disaster, it will be proper
enough to sue it for damages, and
nobody will object if it shall be
made to pay handsomely for the
mischief its unstable dam occa-
stoned. But it would have sounded
better If the proposed complainants
had not accompanied their an
nouncement with a statement Of
the enormous wealth Of the defen-
dants. The circumstance that .
man has money should not be re,
garded as fair incentive to bring
suits against him.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-08

The Washington Post applauds
the President for going away from
the capital on theLord's day, and
spending his Sundays on the river
or 1t the fashionable resorts. 1t
soys: The President has set an
example Of personal liberty that
will hasten the downfall Of arbitrary
Sunday bondage, and will encour-
ago all Others who toll and are
weary to seek natural and pleasure
bic relaxation on the Sabbath day. =
The talk and the logic may satisfy
the conscience Of the wicked and
the unregenerate, but the subject
Of these approving words IS one Of
the most pronounced Presbytsrians,
his church commanding stricI
observance Of the Sabbath. Il may
be ali right IN the esteem Of tho
editor 81 the Post for President
Harrison 70 indulge ii Sunday
excursions, but in the esteem 81
the church the President cannok b
4 good Christian and Sc 70 Cape
Nay 81 sail down the Potomac. d
.As Sabbath
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-08

AHe OFHHN lffHlsy UfDps uG1ls N5faxKs
FoND DU LAC. Wis. July 8.-The
Grand Army post held a meeting Satur-
day night and dropped Gen. Bragg from
the roll of membership. The meeting
was very stormy one, and when the
vote was taken it was 3 to / against
Bragg. The trouble over the matter
was occasioned BY those who did not
like Gen. Bragg's course on the pension
bill. A previous attempt to court mar
tial the general at that time was beaten.
Since that time Bragg went to Mexico
as minister, and the fight was renewed
on his return. The general wanted to
pay his dues, which had accumulated.
and he was met with the objection that
he was never legally a member OF the
post, although he was its first COM
mander.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-08

The great absorbing interest to
day with the average Annapolitan,
is the city election and its results;
with the sporting class, the Kilrain
Sullivan fight, which has been
attracting so much attention in the
press for the past week and more.
Both Of these will have to come to
an end before the sun goes down.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-08

WLIcnEvER ticket may be sue
cessful to-day it will be the endorse
ment of the people-not merely
from . political standpoint but
upon business principles and from
circumstances which they had no
control-therefore they will be ex-
pected to act for the good of the
people.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-08

THERE are seventy-two men in
the Union whose wealth, footed up,
il equal to the national debt. They
are about evenly divided between
the east and the west.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-08

AN international bimetallic con-
gress viii be held this summer in
Paris. 1t will probably determine
accurately how many countries are
in favor Of both a gold and silver
standard.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-08

The Illinois state fair will be q
peg ahead Of any competitor in the
show business this fall. A small
flock Of full grown African ostriches
Will be exhibited there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18

The Os cha e Re 1cn go 70:
the week OF three yeafs compare ~ follows!
March 10. 81: March u rs, March 10, 80.
ES ;oi
The local money market last week, II changed ut
all, gravitated toward greater case and on friday
the market was better supplied ana the rates were
easier than on any preceding day. inns was u
surprise. particularly that day 81, 100000
were withdrawn from the banks for export And
also that on that day IL is usual for considerable
amounts Of bankers funds 10 be Withdraw from
the Stock Exchange loan market, because no En-.
days loans there can be called until Monday.
While this was true OF the Newly ork market, the
same conditions ruled in all Of the Eastern mar
kets, and particularly at Boston, where 2 l-2 per
cent for call loans was the usual rate for the
week. There were some elIoIts made early In the
week 20 advance the rate for time loans, ana par
ticulary for thirty-day loans. But it failed, and
at the close Of the week loans at thirty 10 ninety
days were Offered at TO 3 l-2 per cent on good
mixed cOllateras TO iirst-cass houses.
Still, IL the Treasury does not change its policy
in the purchase OF bonds, but continues to restrict
them TO the small offerings of the 4 l-2 per cents
while rejecting the d. offered on better terms to
the Government, 10 IS not improbable the usual
short April furry in money will be repeated.
While large nIncunts OF the per cents might
be obtained on better terms than the Govern
ment is purchasing driblets Of l-2 per cents, 10
docs not seem 10 be good policy for the Treasury
70 restrict its purchases to the Issue Io5 which d,
which In about two years and half will mature,
and the option will come to the Government Of
redeeming them at par, or IL necessary extending
them at lower rate OF interest The SUPPOSE
ton is that as soon as the new administration
Of the Treasury becomes completely organized
the restrictive and discriminating policy Of the
late administration viii be abandoned. Evidently
the present buyers OF the 4 per cents, in the
open market and over counters, have confidence
that 10 will be done.
The foreign exchanges ruled firm all the week,
but did not touch the point which warrants the
expectation OF gold as In exchange operation
On Friday, after the engagement Of the 81 $4,000
gold for export the tore Of the market was
easier, and 70 closed on the basis OF 81 So 7-s
and 81 SO 7-8 respectively for long and short
sterling. The Bureau OF Statisticg preliminary
statement Of the exports during February OF
our principal products compares favorably in the
aggregate with the same month in the preceding
two years. The value OF the exports OF cotton,
petroleum, breadstufs, provision and dairy
products last month were 81, 60e,0 900 greater
than In February, 1893, and ST. 800, 900 greater
than In February, 1891 The movement In bread
stufis shows decline Of $4,000, 900 from Fell
ruary, 1888. Bun 1t Is satiSfactory TO note
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THE PETROLEUM MARhE7.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Tho Government report Of the exports OF mineral
oils and their products In February shows only
slight gain IN quantity and absolute loss In value
compared with the same month last year Whether
tho unusually largo outward oSemcnt In The proceed
Ing month temporarily satisfied the European demand
or the advance In price In the speculative markets was
sufficient TO check It, II is satisfaction to believe that
the exports In tho present month will make hap
pier showing They have steadily increased In The
last two weeks ard the recent reduction In the ptco
az refined oil seems to have stimulated the foreign de.
mand once more. The February report shows largo
increase In tho exports Of Illuminating oils. although
the increase In value was nconslderable but the de-
cease in tho exports Of crude petroleum impaired this
advantage Appended are tho comparisons Of total
oxports for last month and for the first eight months
., Tho governments fiscal year, ending February %.
1850:
1898 1885, Dlssfencen
a,,on. HLS7TsSs 42to00ea Inc $40, les
y yaise eS eSS SsS eS.509.479 Lee.si5s,o09
EIGHT MONTHS ENDED FEBRUARY %.
:ssSssssssss :sssss5s sss
whlls the charters in February averaged about
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tbat while the decline in wheat and flour was
howard Of 81, 100000, there was an increase
in corn Jour greatest product Of 100000
bushels, and in value of sl,lO0, 600,
the movements having been: February, 1888.
2254,5S2 bushels, of the value OF 81 ,32O,l0e ;
and In February, 1880, 7570,384 bushels, OF the
value OF S9,32l ,29l II is satisfactory to notice
such rapidly increasing Outgo Of corn because it.
indicates that Europe is learning to consume o
product for the production Of which this country's
capacity is unlimited. The following compares
the values Of the articles named for the months Of
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aInsisaI Instruments.

NUMBER Of slgbtay used upright and sol,afs plaros
n Of make which specially seleetd and usc1
~ the artists Of the metropolitan Opera House Company
curing the past opera season viii be sold liberal
redletlon from regular prices
WV. KNABE q co, i12 tth-tye., above 1eth-sG
FISCHER gIANoS renowned for tone and stsrldIne
IN tune. Msnufsetories and storefoops, z2I 10 az
wess estkrg. and ee7 broadway, 1etksk lDitson's