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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
THE OYSTER WAR ON THE POTOMAC.

baltimore Nov. 90 (speciaB.-There Is wide diiier-
ence Of opnon between the Governor Of Mary aRad Az
,4.n Governor Of virginia regarding the dST. -
Potomac River boundary and the action Of Chries H.
Lewis of Hog Island, in ordering the sinking of the
MARYLAND schooner lawson. Governor Lee has tea-
erapbed Governor Jackson that Virginia has leased
privileges 10 Lewis and his rights under the lease must
be protected by Virginia until the matter Is settled Oy
legislative action. Governor Jackson expresses sur
prise al Lewis's action. Governor Lee and himseii
had decided TO let the matter between the two states
be settled by the arbitrator, decision According u
their agreement. Virginia had usurped rights which
we're rot her Lewis. by virtue Of his lease Is
the ruler Of Hog Island lie has transformed the bar
ren waste into a little dsng village Tie pays WAGES
10 his oystemen ard fishermen amounting 10 S'3,oOO
annually He has the island barrcaded. and tcntln is
with rifles are duty at night b protect his diiIer-
ent interests He has of the Virginia state boats
N project his oyster bde M Lew, arrived III Balu-
mois from the s.and this morning. lie stated thl'
no intends 10 drive off Virginia vessels well a, Mary
land hoats caught trr-passug On his fats. Ne,t@r-
day tie schooner Sparks, aptain swift ana another
vessel both Of Virginia. captured on The grounds
after hard night hy Virginia police steanler' ana cap
tans and crews placed uGder arres'
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this the company replied by letter Of 23d & inst. We
find that hers Is any property Of any Kind belonging
TO this company at Twenty eighth St and Fifth,ave
this denartment 10 proceed merely upon such notices
from the Board OF Electrical Control
Mr. Wheeler, the expert of the Subway Board
called on the Mayor yesterday and informed him
that he knew of a large number of wires in the
subway districts which could now be removed
under the clause in the law requiring ninety
DAYS notice Mayor Grant told him that as the
argued On Monday there was no occasion for the
sudden haste manifested by Mr.. Wheeler.
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rrGHryry 1YycHERs IRREsrED.

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. GA dispatch 10 The
Evening Wisconsin, from Whitehall, Wis, says
Eighteen men and boys connected with the oieson
lynching have been arrested charge OF riot Ihey
out bonds, Six have left the state, and the
other SIX Il f. thought viii be arrested today: -Four
boys IN laL herr have made a confession. detail ~
all the incidents OF the hanging, aud making puoho
the names OF all connected with the affair."
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THREE DEsPERAD0Es UNDER ARREST.

Denver Col. NOV. 20 (SpeciaD.-Un!td States
Marshal Hill to-day arrested j. L. Frazer, + f. Iror
and Clarsnce suley. principals in massacre on the
borders Of No Mans Land, about two years ago III
the bitter contest for the changing of county sean
from Hugston 10 WOodville, Kan. ." rad' was
organized by these mn. Sheriff Cross, with posse
started 10 head them off. Both sides met near the
borders OF Kansas and Indian T'rrttOry. Antr
battle lasting several hours, the marauders killed the
hheIin and four denut cs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30

Sh field, Ala. Nov. 29.-Shehied celebrated Thanks
giving Day by sending. by the river route TO ST.
Ioui, 800 tons Of pig iron. The shipment was made
by the steamer c " Of savannah. a St. Louis boat re-
o,nty built especially for this trade and was the
first iron ever by river The difference in freight
in favor of transportation IS fully 81 per ton
and mans TO the furnaces of this district an ag4
precate saving Of many thousands Of dollars per day
Contracts for large future shipments Of sheffield lrOE
have been mad and large quantities from BlrnlhS
ham. Admission and other points VIII also seek o%
Louis by the same route.
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NO QUORUM AT THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

Washington Nov. 20-The caucus Of the Demo-
cratic members of the House, held this evening at
80 o'clock, called order by Mr.. Blanchard.
OF louisiana chairman of the Committee on Rivers
and Harbors In the last Congress, who secretary
Of the last caucus assumed the place left vacant by
the death Of 5. S. Cox. A motion made, seconded
and passed that exspeaker Carlisle be made chair
pro TEN Of the caucus. The roll being called
disclosed the absence of quorum and the caucus
adjourned until Monday az 10 a. m. The probabili-
ties are, however. that other time WI be fixed
for the holding OF the caucus, the galleries of the
House Will undoubtedly be filed by that hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN.
THE JEwELRY TRADE sURPRIsED-A COAL COM
PANY EMBARRASSED

THE JEwELRY TRADE SURPRIsED-A COAL COM
PANY EMBARRASSED
The ewelry trade surprised yesterIay by the
nOunccment Of the failure Of stern ~ stern, whole
sale dealers IN diamonds watches etc. at No. 10
Maiden Lane. Deputy sheriff kaufman closed up the
yesterday under batch Of executions. Creditors
who called at the store were unable to gain admitance
learn anythn definite about the failure. In the
trade the liabilities were currently reported at $3.50, =,
OOO but these figures thought be exaggerated
Judgments were confessed In favor of the following
creditors, either for money loaned for merchandise
Jeanette David, SlO,242 l.. a NJ Kahn a Co.,
- al Albert Lorsch a Co.. 1854: Oppenhemer
Brothers a Wet, - .265; Yetto sondhem, - 9i9
samuel EIchburg, ~ ,539; sophia Stern. - 2346
Fidelity Watch Case Company. s2Ol0 J. G. Hodenpye
a sons, II ,3j7 Ernest Ludeke, 81 ,347 D. Untemeyer
IL 500; total $50 PA.
The firm is composed OF Simon stern and the estate
Of Joseph Stern, who died May 2l 1856 leaving his
capital in the business. The present firm was formed
in May, 1so2,, both partners having been IN the
iewelry business for about fifteen years previously
Joseph being Of the firm of May Stern, who dissolved
IN May, 1e52 Mr. Hays, of Hays a Grreenbaum at
he could give no nefne statement about the failure
but he did not think the Liabilities would be anywhere
near as large as the trade reports OF s45OOOO
The Consumers Coal Company whose Office Is a
No. III ErOadway, aud yard In East Forty third 81.
had seven judgments entered against It yesterday ~
Oh MIS- H. I. cnduCk WIG OF the pfcoiucnti
Sl2, 50 and one In favor Of NJ. Briggs for 63d Ihe
company wa organized December ., 1881, 10 suPPis
consumers of coal with good article at reasohhsu rehs
price and give full weight. The price OF 1 1h1 sSss
was % each, and the authorized capital s'ouA sI3S
900, which reduced In July, leet, "a sso ;
800, of which $4,000 paid IN easn es comnanv,s
600 issued for property necessary for e ~ be
business C. stewart 5chenck was ptsSr, n,a,rs among
company and n had influential DaDs Ds%I' Henry
the trustees being General Daniei r. so"'' ~
Dexter samuel n. Hyde and Psui Cos'eT
THE rF4cH CREEK ROAD TO Reopen nDn.a.s
IhL ,-,-tt, N,y oo.-The Beach Creek Raliro@i'
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DROWNED IN A BArH-TUB BY A MAD WOMAN.

Concord, n. H.. Nov. 29.-At the Merrimac County
Farm, in North Boscaween, yesterday, during the
temporary absence Of the matron from the building,
woman, named Bennett. who committed from
London, n. H., suddenly attacked slight. delicate
woman from Chester, Sarah c. Wood Selling her
around the body she carried her TO bathroom lAirW
her INTO tub held her down, and, turning on inc
cold water, finally drowned her
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KoMry rnrL1cArEp Ix rRAIN RoBBERT

st. Louis, Nov. ga dispatch to The POST
Dispatch says that IN addition 10 the nine men
arrested IN the Chickasaw Nation yesterday for rop
blng the santa Fe train az Bcrwyn Monday nlSh'
two women wives Of two Of the men, have been
arrested In their trunks at their homes n Ardmore
two large packages Of jewery tales from the express
car, were found. The women have made confess ssioi1
duplicating the men uadcr arrest and also severt
others VINO are still at large but who Will be captrcd
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PIrrsBURG oFF1c14Ls SENTENCED.

Pittsburc Nov. 20.-Aldermon Callen, Doughty anu
Maneese and Detectives Bauder, Doyle, Magic anu
Bender convicted OF conspiracy in accepting DriDeS
10 settle Illegal liquOr-scng cases. were senichc1u
this morning by Judge White, Of the Criminal Cour"
Cae1 sentenced for three years 10 the worhAou9o'
Doughty year and Manecse six month>-LIe~ /,
lauder and hi, chef dctectlve~ three year, 10 .h
workhouse: Naglc one year and Bender six month,
jail. The Aldermen all quite prominent ANU
wealthy and always stood high in the community
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OPPOSED TO ANY MONOMETALLIsT.

st. Louis, Nov. 29.-Deegates to the National ST.
Convention from Colorado, California, Nevada
Texas and Montana met to-day and adopted the fol-
lowing resolution:
That we urge members of the List Congress
to vote for no man, either in caucus or elsewhere
for Speaker of the House Of Represent atves whose
record does not prove him consistent friend OF the
movement for the restoration Of silvern
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ENDING THE MINERS STRIKE AT Brazil.
Brazil, Ind. Nov. 30 GpesiaD.-The strike Of the
Indiana blockcoa miners, 1000 strong. voted OF
AT meeting here to-day. The strike was begun
May l. against a reduction from S5 10 20 cents. The
mines are running but orders are scarce and not all
the strikers can get work
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sU1crpE OF 1 GEoRGIA JUDGE.

Atlanta Ca, Nov. 2S.-Judge X. b. Trppo com
mtted suicide to-day by blowing out his brains with
a double -barrelled derringsr. The Of the act
was despondcncy. due to I-health. He was thirty
i've years Of age, and had been Judge Of the city
Court Of Cartesville before he 10 Atlanta and
was afterward Assistant United states DistrctAt
torney.
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LOSSES OF YORK COMPANIES
INSURANCE MEN SAY THAT lhA l-"
poKr, WERE ExAceERATED-rhosA
WHO WILL SUFFER MOST

,,. general opinion among the Insurance
1t was sAc c,ty yesterday that the estimate Of tho
men OF '"iI ,he Se in Boston had ben exaggerated
losse, " rIeyen million dollars ooe officer said won's
sfeA''S ,..,..d the loss had all the property IN the
s.',rct sa,p been burned TO the ground As Is, tho
estimates ranged between four and SIX mion aollars
a.. ,.,,sr, ,lgnrc IL was generally believed "ouio
Inc i,, w .mount OF loss without doubt.
,,,houch several companies suffered severely oy
g. the officers OF most OF the companies con-
.rs,,,.,ed themselves upon the comparatively lghs
-sssnsrts which will be made upon the stockhold-
.rs According to Information Outlined yesterday
the greatest losers the Royal Insurance COM
many, Liverpool and London ard Globe, common
wealth. the Mutual the Fire As oclaio OF Ne"-iork-
the Home commercial Union Assurance Company
of London. tn. Phoenix Assurance Company of I.on-
don and the sun Fire Insurance Company Of London.
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hendlhg Gal, Nov. 20.-1he Redding and Weaver
viiie stage was robbed feG miles from here last
night The highwayman, armed with shotgun and
pistol: compelled the driver to throw out the Wells,
rts Tarso O 20 treasure box and the mall pouc Lcs.
There was HUE money in the express box, but the
robber secured considerable registered mail
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FOUR LITTLE GIRLS BIowv ro PIECES.

run L1ALh 'IhLS BLOWN TO PIECES.
EliottsvDe, ". Va. Nov 2o-Four little girls,
children OF Hugh Dunn, wealthy mine owner,
found heg OF powder in abandoned working
yesterday morning. In some way they exploded 10
and were blow. 10 pieces Their mother lost her
reason when tod Of the fate Of her children
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ARRESTED FOR Noprc.Gr FoRGER1Es.

ApHehe Kan, Nov 29.-J. c. Gilliland, cashier
OF ue Cizens state Bank selden. Kan, wac placed
uhoer arrest Yesterday charged with forging mortgages
and thus obtaining money from Eastern loan com
Pdules, lie was making arrangements 10 go 10
Fennsylvania when he wa arrested
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SUICIDE OF 4 PROMINENT GEOLOGIST.
indianapolis, Ind NOV. 20-Professor Gilbert MOtier
Levette. age fftysx, killed himself IN his room this
afternoon BY blowing his head Of with shot gun
He was a fine chemist and at one tiiite occupied the
office Of State GoceRst 49,
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,,, ,cg CREEK ROAD TO REOPEN TOPAZ
t.,,aae,nhIa. Nov so.-The Beach Creek ha,'roA' @
-. vss badly damaged by the recent hoou ""'
- ..,.ired and will he reopened Tor Doh PaS'o"eo'
been bea ,..tiyht ~ tralEc to- morrow morning.
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RIAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.
ueeas Recorded ~ the Auattor.,
once Yesterday.


YEA estate Transactions from January L
~. y aAse are x1.psssSN.sl There were
asa nor record yesterday - deeds. ths
soassaefs'ioas s~geregsttag sts.aIase. ar
average OF nj F~ollesing is the lis,
: iafasshei by Osborne. Trvmper & Co.
s'etfsssar OF title.
= orasvs 10 A :. eaIfisny. a acy.ss -.
snhsx aAhiottis u -, ~ "A, 4. Aa0
Wnisnes ID T. Dunn. los "A. hlk z
add. tsa. ~ seS"A''
hsss.i, to c n Props. tot Is. blk :.
hsnhs tnsts sid, slua.
fhunps 10 J. Perrin. lot Ia. BIZ g
is.ias 4 hoyt's add sA0
- AsysA Ia n "a. Cheas.v. lo.s sas
PIG II Yea ess second sati yeso
thessts 10 = r. Saadxr. lots i "a
IL lester seeond supl. 81.
ssadsf h J. A. Ware. lots 1 AID s
ga " sesisFs sseoila SAP ta
~ tAefaaa "a ". Mcclellan. los II ard
cas- ! TIE ssater Bagsan Real kss.ss
N.alsans nri aid. $50
tacnay 10 4 & Ivefsesa, lot ;. blk =.
- lSaAt : park, $50
= kentaa 10 l. Csa.hsrB lots .sa
Mk L. Rentga's. NsNk
li<srs ~ 81 ". lialser. an - Halter.
sol Ia seattle Al
Edwards 10 \ NJ Anderson lat, -
snd ~ pslgAt's add. al
hstgnts ADJ. g.
n 49, fae!so Railroad Company u
.SkTiSs. - If ass and -, 81 nst.
sisst pA re. $50.
searTy 10 J RamFngArt vi. ~ h,ss
- fsTry : nta add. sG..aa
MIAMI Ia A kuax. gaI 4. af k&s /
q saa y as I, saet snEagait PARA sid
AisAx - J g M}i,ars. uns 1. ~ las /
NaN seHSitt fssA wa
fisx - r y. wlEisrs. lets 5 ss,s :
sas sea - Caaatsa4Es Reach. sse
tsk t. l. V arx0eff. Aot : ~ n
t~tNSs hSsae>scat AxAmistson ss4xA
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xsv chisA nassias- rsesse casp~scsm-
~ pspes ~, nsaizha ~ b.een<r
t1pefI tUfoes. o t53o. - d. Zru
seehesn. - hegUest tent - fhe new -
white nntainx. cherkse n.ttin, 49,.
nasaane Pae1de corpef csupSny. III
Kor the -conseniencs q - buey putsie.
shO require > ss1ay ~. suo6ay frsins g
400quotg1f8 FaJM ~ ann0unceA. ~
dsss trstn lenyfng nonAfte q $40 80
nosEpw, gtvtng I've hooss q the ialiG
Chine msttinks. whoiesa1e ana retail.
feeinc Csfpes Company. sa
xosfce.-we taks this nenns 10 tu1ur~
onr friends me thee ue have =
Any . thnf ~ eo1y place Il hurf-
n<es y at tns corner Of Third and CoffU-
bid, rear 81 poefoG3ce. Intoar = ca faoex
DRY COOS, Formerly Of the ctera honss
block
Easy rsnnsns wfndou shades. o@ee
2 more sl1ades : spesiA1ty- fscfn: Car.
y: :; z. Lemon, rsprs.ensns - ven.
this coast from New York. On : vsr3t -
their Western aeencie>- He Il peoparin9
10 p1nce two Of their paanrnGuf e3evafnre n
3 new hotel IN r0gtland. The Osts e..
vatof y very we'll known bsge - eeasslc,
49, E0D00 M3X2 E0xX I3kv
his headquarters fur Z time He reuofis
their business il this part of Tie co6nfry
generally active and pr0speross.
Residing enpp1lest t0wel4. taAse liuena
Pacific Carpet Company. az
To loan-ex.W0 on short time. Genrm
D. Mclean, i,zl7lS Third street.
Tent and awning cloths. Pacific carpea
Cempany- ~
II G. wshlberx 4 Co. viii be fond 4
lrs0i second street. sCuthe est corner n
6eacca.
The Grifith hotel. Gomez second and
P1u~, II DOW open 10 the tsaveItne public
and commercial trsde. strictly n~fntcIasn.
Baer 4 Doaxman een - found & Ga
second street with ocvesa1 ehotce buefueer
locations In the burnt disfxjca Tor ALE. q
reasonable prices
Z. Kenney hiss rcopepcd his large cloth
illg, tailoring n SCENTS furnishing esfab-
isshntnt on Csmmerc5abafeet, deposits
The old stand, where his old ensaCmefx and
the public in genefas are invited - cali
and see him.
d.. L g. johnson. In connection With :
keDernl prsctice gfves particular attention
TO al chronic, nervous and special cooea.
including dyspepeia. liver compla1ns Al.
fecftous Of she kiducys, heart and lunRa.
and all blqpd dineaeeA Ne have special
facilities Ar treating genitor urfnary dIs-
eases, rectal diseases ana I'll fOrma az t.
male dfsc.aee- ONCE. fooen ". Colonial
block. Garner second n Columbia
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Ralirsad Avenue I~nproysn.nt.
oryreg or fnE CRY CLERK
OF yne cry OF s8ArTLE.

SEATTLE. W. T.. July 3, lxt9. ,
Notice h hereby Efven 10 the . o.
property benefited BY ordinance NO l,l4a
entitled IAN ordinance to locale, establish
and extend : public street extending frpu
4 Point between University and Ffke street.
d the western city limits Of the city
Of seattle and 70 provide for The
condemnation of property necessary there
fur,- that they. the said property ownefs
are hereby required TO oppuint one perSO9
20 Get with two Other perssus lone q
whom IL % be appointed ~ ihe
ow uers Ut property condemned BY satd
ordinance No. lis. and ene by \ marc!
or said city Of seaft1el, In spprs'sirg and
assessing damages n benefits uithia and
fur the assessment district described an
s&iab,isAcd by teesion fosr of said ordf
nance No l,lkS4i In accordance with the pro
yisson at SECTION I0i Of an ecf Of the leg
istature II the territory Of washington. en-.
ttsis<a AN act 10 revise and amend ms
charter ~ the cify OF seattle. approyes1
rebruary 4. 1sSsr said appoiutmt nj to "a
made ia writing and filed vita the CITY
clerk al the city cf SEATTLE On OF before sns
18th iay Of July. A. u. isse
c. W. FgsKss. Clerk.
First publication Of this notice July ssh'
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ONE DONl-RIffH FARE
rrOR TRIP.

FOR 1tO ~ lf<Ifs
Good from purchsse IN August Is. Take
receipt for fall fare to Tacoma, which.
eounsersigned ~ samuel Greene. SECRETARY
NJ c~haussnaus. AMI rrs senied ~ the tseset
oface az Tacoma. wti r. tura yen ~ one
Il th lsre.
CLARA BROWN leaves Scstsle for the
grounds sfti Isesaaia Monday. Wednesday
aud sfitas 4; : a me- Rxturasng. leaves
faeums Tue DAY. fhsrscsy and saturday
~ / ~ q M. Excursions evenings - AL
yvrfi~eG- fsre. sc for the rotsai trip
WASHINGTON leaves >ess,ie {Sssler :
wharf T~mesdsv. THURSDAY ssst saturday :
a. Sa, Tor the grounds sed TAresnas n.
tussls ssrae day leaves Tagafxsa } y m sssa
gesRftas 4 y. IA.
FaIRilASfS caves Tacoma sor syoa rs
aud seattle ct Sa IA Monday. Wednesday,
q a Friday.
a Il 4 y. beats leave Taxossa eseh day
exreps sn asy ~ 10 . n teF. s~ronihi>
LeNve seattle Az Up IA Jaaoa wharf
Can Visa 9rseees and refagn Any wNsA
sas lsg saafgy aay& Address
kEF. u J. PIERCE. Pres
HEy. sAMsL GREEN, sec
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CHURCH NOTICES.

NsFAs ehssva ~EpixearS,a ~~rsise.
80 A. ssNsfsi,y 3at.alnx. Rev. Cas< /.
ncsor fsear<a San,3ss Alter Irm.
nj osslns resysE, iit4ns sas stssss "A.
So >antsS sehe<f4 ~ Il "a Evea
* fraser ana ser,aou si@n Al srs
ss inNita 10 attend the sergievs
keEs an always ~wsicasae.
$500 VAL De Conducted scSiss ia tns
rstsa EaaFeh gu Seneca. sxsa~a
r~aNas tc&rSa. e. IL $ "a. ey NJ. q
s a ~sSpfv~SSEstsre - shs ssezssa
.r-sFf Conventions 81 rae CaSzstsa
A.. SID vi ; p IA ay + Malscu, prsst-
- thr Washington Iersitofssi Mis-
sysss convention A general Ansl sxgrtssl
.us,ssstoa Ia s;t.aa tssse mee sees i ex
80 satsiss ssheei 81 Ii a IA yeaas
$500 meeting stS@p n.
'AatAsszn service stshe rnste-siss ehxrx
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NOTICE.

Tn the stockholders of the unA-antee Lam
Ct. usf Co. Of stAssie
Whervxs. il IL desired 70 Inervase the cap
ifsl sres.k of tee tuaranfes Lsaa = Trs..
nst,v : ERA s,Tlsv 81 The sra.tess of sata
srmpany. herehy csl . mestips 81 ihs
sa~khosserx Of ssfd Company - b. bed
en- ssfrrdav the -sh dss al Ssrsesrocs. tssa
sfrhe hear 81 : o'clock In the ssferaosef y
a. Ssy. al the ecsapAngs of<Ace IN ths
sstx III xtsstie. Eas the parp<se Of ecr<iars'
ssg 4 proposition Of the sAid bard 81 uns.
sers dalv asspscd ~ . meeting Of safd
beard. held July II. iSss foo The intfssss
~ tes rarssss sssnrh sf sAsa csnaveay frsm
.eesnr ~ sfss thousand autfays tn the
sam al t~c hundred tassssaast sn!lar<
l. s 3 HUNT
4. u. DOWNING,
j. n LnMNAS.
Il. u. KEzL1KOS.
u y. EAXTEk-
Ss.ttse fnfs r. i@as
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Railroad Avenue Improvement
OFFIcx o. THE CRY CLERK
o. IHB CRY or SEArTE.
rrArv ~ r 1niw q ~

w N
oT IHE Cry or SEArTH
5EATTLE, ". T., July 2, isS9.y
No lee 10 hereby given to the owners Of
property condemned by ordinance No.
lbs quilted. An ordinance to locate. e.
tablish and extend . public street extend
Ing from = point between University and
Pike streets. 10 the western city limits AZ
The city Of seattle. and TO provide for the
condemnation o. property necessary there
for" that they. the said property owners,
ere hereby requ red 10 appoint one person
to act with two other persons ions to b
appointed by the owners Of property
benefited by the provisions Of
raid ordinance No. Las, and one 10
to be Appreciated by the mayor Of said
city Of Seattle) In sppFstsirg . assessing
damages ard dement's within and for the
assessment district. described and essah-
lished By section I OF aid ordinance No.
LAS, In accordance with the proyIsions Of
section 10l Of IN act Of the legislature OF
the territory Of Washington. emitted. An
art 10 revive md amend the charter 0f the
city Of seattle, approved February Z. lt1k."
said appointment ~ = made In writing
and nlrd with tbs city clerk Of the city Of
seattle on or before the lsth day Of july.
A.. q. iSs9. G. W. fERRIs. City Clerk.
First publication of this notice. July 3.
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Some Of the Names

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g IAke Shore = Eneexyn nnf1rund Co.
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tAe sseule. IAke Shore 4 Eassesn raalrasd,
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beate1e P0ss-1NrnItaRxcsR
M W-K bailey. TIE -vesi-knowu card.
talimk
T. - Rcd, n. reszuter Il he usised
staies iand o1Aee
f~rueecntfn4 Aftofney N<v3in.
Ex-Fronecua1ng Attorney J. Z. Roland-
M. rred }. 0nnnt, associate editor uf he
PosriHTuL1oErcEa-
Mr.. Jeeume Ca&;tn.
1k D. = tTazfex. t8nref1. editor jn-chiei
" Dc HvxxHxe Pxnas under Ne new
manaeemeuk
John A. 81 fches. editor of Fsank kslis,s
Illustrated Newspaper.
King County InveHtment Co No. 2
Mn Caroline baker stevsnA
III. Osso Ranka-
ID. q. &. Merr1ilr
Dr.. David r. Bowman
Ar. John 4 Wars.
NJ. p. X Howard.
kr- =. n. cswfofd-
Mr.. ,. H. Roberts.
Mu- Elizabeth }. Crawfofd.
Nj. Frank =. waN.
III. =. G. wessesman.
Mr.. J.. = q. lockwood
Mr.. H-A- Baues.
Ma Martha George.
Nj. r. A Garrett Of Bcxsman. Montana.
Mrs. A. ~ smffh.
Miss Ida Carter.
Nj. @. FAlk-
Mr.. Frank Shafef.
Mr.. Edwin Aud.
Mr.. A. u. Avons.
M. George Hartix-
Nj. T. G. Baird.
And 0ehen
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LOAN

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