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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
Can Life be Prolonged |?

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SOCIETY NOTICES.

V,gATFRNfTY fSsEsE No e. J. .. q.
J. rze~ts every Th2ssdsy eTeainz. AZ s'cIocs
IL tSe Raj at seattle Io.fge. North -e&szzs- AZ
Ea&-zks-s q lie oFsteE ~ soes staining are ss<
daily snvttg~f t9 attefs4-
81 HOLMES. ". @.
IT MITCHELL Secretary.
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HNANCIAL

7 oSG Oh SHORT TIME LOANS MADE ON
L. real estate. VII E.ske favorable RATES AID
give TIE business prvUps asie1fion. VIII Also
eny MORTGAGES. Geo d. Mclean, rocn-s % and
Is. KilE-sa block
MONEY TO LOAN oS PIANOS. FURNITURE,
vi horses aud any ether good security without
removal; amounts SO and up leans made
quickly. and strictly conesenttsi; I bay secured
E.nEsaa, RON !. corner second and Narioa
ksrsets. csssrle. wash
s. TO $4,000 70 1s'.. h I.aas. . ny
sttnrs- rianos. ssotk. notes and other chssssi
Sc1ndens1Al- Gilmore 4 Co, Palace restaurant,
opposite posscfsses-
" HgrGo SMITH. CLARK & Co. REAL Is
W tate loans and insurance. LIS second
s,rc~e Representing the weschester and Roches-
and otser arStciss frs insurance companies
I EE 4 bowDES. REeaEsES Ting THE LON
L. bard Investment Co. are doing the largest
loan business ia King and adjacent counties;
seasous-lowess rates. no delays: square DEAL
Tag: money always on hand: give thea Q cali
MALLORY sGlltinS. corner Third and lanes
MONEY TO LOAN = JARvIs-CONKIIN
4vl Mortgage Trass Co. with . paid up capital
81 a.sS.e0. makes loans on improved eity and
farm rropery, we pay money on loan - hours
after application Is made. ne only want time to
examine lille: loans of Ssn 20 SloG 90 wanted:
as an (. 70 sao,,on .ne: i1.1s fp
eral agent ane examiner. roora !. Nevlin block
an TO G.oO TO LOAN on FURNITURE.
flV planes. horses diamonds. etc lon rstes
Seattle Loan Co., room II. Burke block.
= PER CENT. MONEY To LOAN o. INSIDE
payuen,s can be male any dine s..sr one year:
10 delay ia making ioAr& Trounee d Patton.
Bzrke block
Nf0SKY To LOAN on REAL ESTATE AND
vi personal security; notes, mortgages. bonds.
county and city warrants, etc, bozghf ard sold.
G. 3. Miller & Co, bankers. rs Columbia street,
Nevisn block.
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HaRsEss AND sADDLEgT.

JIAaNEs- AND -ADDLEEy-gAxE. sHEE-
III ixa. xso il q: presert Aocsts6 a. llolI Third
street. sza eegfa3n4y gae a3s<s display u bar
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uhs-e sss1ay In seattle. TE1s Fec.lssas1 A. .
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las does are wholesale sod retail business
aS5 Ae uaTrs1t, az Ais work ant sells o. gssess
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


NOTICE TO coNrRAcToEs-PLaxs AND
~ specifications tov the ereertoa % q wooden
bso<k snr Mr. Z " Nunres ear be seen q ny
Gee sp 10 octeeer is - ?. IL @sSn Ses.o-.
ar hssect
,IO HorsE MOYERs-cALL Ar OFFICE OF
i c. W, ss1Ederx ard L. ". H0ngntoa. arenf-
tsrss. a. Rossao ssoca
NOTICE. 10 coSTKaCTo Es-LAKE STREET
~ grade seasest etsss vii ne received By the
Undersigned. clerk of TIE ctty az seattle. on OF
tefura Frstsv Ucsoaeg 4. 40. as o'es.ssk D. n
So tie grading OF sad constructor Ct SIDEWAYS
en- beth SITES at IAks street, from LeF-ss street ID
Lac Czksx. Il xeeorstszce with TIE plans as.
.E'sss ae.tseSs iaerssos 30. on s-e !. ~ ones,
"a ~ seca-fry sgr he exncErtz1 q any cor-
ts&es maj u1sy Ss AWARDED. Tie city reserve
TIE right 70 's'ss' aaT .Sa = ri gssREs. cers.
First ps sssesssos. -spsersaer =. Is-s.
NOTICE. TO cosTgACTuRS-cI-SYs STREET
~ srs1e sealed BIDS sEl he received ng the
uzssevssg aess. sssrk cG TIE city OF seattle o. %
bsfas@ Friday. fAct0ssr T. i.-ss ~ o ciesk p y b.
So shs ETassag a. All eocssT1cisar Of sscesssss
81 scth ssss CT Cay ssrsxs traza EilfSsts aay 70
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,-OriCF TO CONTRACTORS srTTEE
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3 &c snters, xst. cssfk si TIRE cry o. seattle.
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PASSENGERS Isis.

Msfoa a1a CalfOrals Passed Neifora .
y htsy. W. J. 1ac ksoa. Z. Y. Harris.
" Jsksca. Mr.. Hal. A. Il kyisea.
fr1 pzyFzoz. 4 II Lewix and wiIe, Mrs
ssax. :. u. Douglas ard wife. Mrs. eScaa
&c sen. Mr. D@aner, Mrs. Bowers, n.
NJ, kiss Wal u. c. NosEc1. L. z Sc
w 4. II. D9aze !. Cohsn. III. Mayer. J.
kaFsr. J. IosseA. Chas. Knapp. Mr..
.snss snd sic. 3 Holman and wife, H.
4 isysor. Mr.. L<shy. By. Getr. ). p.
asssy AID sste. Mr.. GiGasngs. A. r.
.<s<r. Ms. Harrsson, s. r. Taylor, NJ.
kpsnsa. NJ ss2-sGck. Mr.. Ch2s rope.
~ nfrss-.ol- second cEsx~
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Notice Is hereby given that I. II. =. Phillips
receiver In the civil action of Mrs. g. J. kea Va
Thomas Thomas es al. No. T.s2s now pending
IN the district ecurf AZ So aftie viii. By order OF
said district court. on "Wednesday, October 2.
lssa. beginning at 10 O'Clock . IA. ~ my stables.
~ No. no Pike street. in the SAID city Of Sc
attic. King county, Washington territory, sell in
passs and parcels. 1T pubic auction, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash. all the following per-
soasl property. goods and chafsels. al IN good
condition, 10 wif:
seven (-l work horses
Two 90 work mares.
One Cd stallion. well broken for work
Three g. sets do1o,c harneap.
One "a four horse wagon.
Terms of sale-Cash.
Dated at Seattle Aforesaid. September s. 1850
II. r. PHILLIPS. Receiver.
y. B.-The above property may be seen on aT
lcstion a. my stables. 40 Pike street. H. r. p.
l. n. HALL Attorney fox Plaintiff
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Notica of School Election.

Notice is hereby given that on Saturday. No
VEN Der 3 isse, ~ the AYmofy, on Union street.
In school district Nc. one u. In the city Of Sc
attic, King county, Washington territory. =
school election win be held for the election of
two school directors for said school district
No. /.
Also 10, the election OF . school clerk for the
ensuing year.
The polls win open at one Oh p m and con.
Dated Seattle, W. T., september 90 lS3.
WILLIAM II HUGHES,
J. NJ FRfNK.
We TAYLOR,
g. II. HEILBaOy,
Directors O! school District No. l.
n. A. HAWTHORNE, Clerk of said school District
TxxAsUaY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER or rHE eURkEScy.l
WAsHfNGToS, sept 10. Ise}.
WHERKAs, BY satisfactory evidence presented
20 the undermined, II has been made 10 appear
that The Boston National fank OF seattle in
the sity OF Seattle, in the county OF King, and
territory Of wasninGton. hss complied with ali
the proyis ons Of the statutes OF the United
states, required 10 be complied with before an
association shall he authorised 10 commence the
buainess of hApk king
Now, therefore, /, Edward s. Lacey, comp
t.oier OF the currency, do hereby certify that
The Boston National Bank OF seattle in the
city of seattle. in the county OF King, and terri
tory OF Washington, II authorized 70 commences
tne business Of hanking a. provided in section
ntty one hundred and sixfy-nine, of the revised
statutes OF the United States
In sees,m ony whereof. witness my hand and
seal Of once this 18th day OF september, lisa
fsEAl E 4 LACEY,
No If24. Comptroller Of the Csrreney
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CRY yOuCT

CITY N0TTCEx
(fTY PgINTISG-SoTiCE Is HEREBY
- gwen that sesied lids win be received By
the undersigned clerk Of the city Of Seattle. on
OF before Friday. October 4. iSrs, af4 O'Clock p.
M. for doing the city prfntins from date Of
awarding contract 10 October /. isa. The city
reserves the night to 'ess en- s1a 81 s O.,
DATED September g 1854
DRoPUeAIS sor lighting the ssreees and pab-
i lie buildings % the city Of seattle
received ~ the unasrxsxusd. cse.S Of the ety Of
seattle, 81 his Office IN the city ball On or before
f.sesy. octosser 4, fsse. a. O'Clock p n, for
hshnng tie ssreess Of SEATTLE from the date of
lao
The CITY council viii consider bids foe the fol-
icwi1z described I.sats:
Firxt-Ons sixteen candle power fneandescers
lights to each lamp posi-
sscout-Two sixteen car6le- power incandes-
ees, Lights % eaen l.np-post
fEsrg-oue rhirty-sW 10 candle power frcan1es-
eeEf Lab: % each lamp post
Foarth-Ten or more :. 90 candle power arc
lights
Flf.a-six foot gas burner
e5xrh-Twslve foot gAs hzrnerA
The party receiving the contract VIII be re-
CURED 20 place. maintain and keep in repair,
sHr sev lights or1srest within Gxfy Gays from
date Of order.
Al posts. lamps and lights at present in use 20
b nste. rsssy so- lighting, q the expense OF the
AL LAMPS, nghu aud posts TO be maintained
ard KEEP, in repair by Tbs Successful bidder
Bsfs viii also o. received sos ixmps and lamp
po~ss, and placing the tame IN position ready
!ns Use diagrams ana specifications OF lamps
ard posts 20 accompany each bid
BIDS sill also be revived for lighting the city
bail. clerks ossce. police hesdqaarters, jail and
engine houses
ne cry reserve. lie right 70 reject any and
az bids.
Dated seattle. september II. lssa
c. ". FERRIS. City Clerk.
Dzte o. Is. pahiseali0n. sepsem ter u leee.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-27
A SATISFACTORY APPOINTMENT.
Minister Phelps at Berlin the Right
Man In the Right Place.

This administration inherited the Samoan
controversy from its predecessor The en-
tanglement threatened did not seem easy of
settlement when the commission, of which
Messrs. Phelps, Kasson, and Bates, were the
members, was appointed. These three were
men Of recognized ability, but Mr.. Phelps
naturally went to the head, and to his efforts
are attributed the harmonious settlement of
the difficulty. His ability and tact we're at
once felt by the foreign commissioners, and he
succeeded first in making good impression
upon the German members of the commission
and bringing about better feeling. This led
to the approach of the subject in friendly
and amiable spirit and the result was entirely
satisfactory to America. Mr.. Phelps showed
himself the peer in diplomacy to the ablest dip
lomats he had to meet, and even while win
ming victory from them he made such warm
friends in the German foreign Office that it be-
came their earnest desire that he should re-
main with them as the representative of Amer
lea. This chimed with the purpose of the
President. Mr.. Phelps is a man of most at
tractive social qualities, and is warm personal
friend Of Mr.. Blaine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-27
A DEAD CHILD IN THE HOUSE.
1t had Perished from Neglect-The Dis
covery Made by Officer Pearson.


Yesterday afternoon as Policeman John A.
east he noticed a sickening odor near house
No. 419 on that street. Thinking there was a
dead animal of some kind in the vicinity he
looked about the grass and weeds, but failing
to discover carcass he concluded that the
cause Of the stencil was inside the house. He
Knocked at the door, which was opened by an
old colored woman named Rachel Brown. She
occupies the house and invited the officer in.
Laid out on a small table was the dead body OF
a seven-months-old child.
STATEMENT OF RACHEL BROWN.
The old woman stated to the officer that the
child's mother was Martha Walker, colored
woman, who lives at No. AZ Mccullough street,
who had left the child at the house last Thurs
day and promised to call for it shortly. She
did not return, however, and Mrs. Brown SAYS
she did what she could for the infant, but it
died Sunday morning.
She did not report the child's death to any
covery the dead body would probably have re-
NAMED in the house until It spread disease
about the ncighborhood.
ARREST OF THE MOTHER OF THE CHILD.
Deputy Coroner Schae6er was notified and
after examination of the body he gave certif.
cate of death from neglect The officer there
upon arrested Martha Walker, the child's
mother, and took her to the police court this
morning. The facts wero reported to both the
attorney for the district aud the United States
attorney, but neither Of them could find any
law under which to prosecute the dead child's
mother.
The decomposed body Of the child was
buried in potter's feld, and the woman was re-
leased. fn