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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-17

The solemn Senators had quite lively
discussion on the tariff yesterday while con-
sidering the duty on tin plate. During the
debate Senator Morgan, of Alabama, as
serted that the colored people were detri-
ment to the State, and he wanted them
distributed throughout the country.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-17
ARE THEY UNSAFE?
Citizens Ask That the Damaged Wood Street
Buildings be Torn Down.

Buildings be Torn Down.
Inspector Frank received complaints from
property holders yesterday, claiming that
the buildings injured by the fall of the
Wiley walls are unsafe and should be
torn down. The buildings are occupied by
Rea Bros, Weldin & Co., H. Watts, Gal
linger & Co. and D. McGlone. The In
spector will examine them this afternoon.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-17

WoRKNGMEN buy pair of pants for
81 25 or 81 75, home made, at Jackson's
Star Corner, 954 and 956 Liberty street.
TTSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-17

No trouble to make good bread from
"Rosalia, > the best patent -four in the mar
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-17
ThursdaH. LanuarH 24fh

Pennsylvania Railroad will sell excursion
tickets to Washington, D. c., at the rate of
So for the round trip, tickets good ten days.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-17

JOHN l. TREXLER. PAUL BAUER.
BAUER & TREXLER,
Undertakers and Embalmers, Livery and Sale
Stable No. S7s and $50 Beaver ave. Branch
Office, $40 Preble ave., Allegheny City.
Telephone 34l6 auS-t62- -MThSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-17
JAMES ARCHIBALD & BRO.

JAMES ARCHIBALD & BRO,
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,
liz, ll9 and l36 Third avenue, two doors below
Smithfeld st., next door to Central Hotel.
Carriages f0r funerals, S. Carriages for operas,
parties, &C., at the lowest rates. All new car
riages. Telephone communication my3-d60-TTs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-17
STEAMERS AND EXCURSIONS.
STATE LINE.

To Glasgow. Belfast. Dublin and Liverpool
FROM NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
Cabin passage s35 to $50 according to location
Of state ROOM Excursion So to 500
Steerage TO and from Europe at lowest rates
AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO., Gen1 Agts,
So Broadway. New York
or J. J. MCCORMICK. Agent,
21-r79 ID FourthAyenue and Smithfieid ST.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-17

REPRESENTED IN PITTSBURG IN lSlI
ASSETS s9.07, ,696 80.
Insurance Co. Of North AmerSc0.
Losses adjusted and paid by WILLIAM L
JONES. 81 Fourth avenue. ia20-s2D
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-10-17
A Serious Accident.

Robert Sleith and James Mulligan, OF
Greenwood township. came to the city
ON Thursday with span of spirited
horse and lumber wagon. They pur-
chased a load of furniture and then got
roaring drunk. They started tor home
shortly after o'clock. While driving
up Huron Avenue the wheels of
the wagon struck the street car
track, and Sleith, the driver, fell into
the road. The horses commenced to
run and Mulligan fell off the wagon.
Both men were seriously injured, Sleith
being unconscious. They were taken
into the Union Hotel and physician
sent for. Mulligan soon recovered, but
Sleith remained unconscious for some
time. For awhile it was thought he
would not recover, but he rallied dur
ing the night and was able to return
home to-day
The horses ran up Huron Avenue
west to Kern's brewery and east to the
Globe Hotel, where they were stopped.
The only damage done was the break
ing of looking glass.
A peculiar feature of the accident Is
that neither of the two men can re-
member starting for home or driving
up the avenue. When they regained
consciousness they were both much sur
prised to hear that they were mixed
up in the accident.
Port Huron whiskey was too much
for them.-Port Huron Times.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-10-17
BOOTS AND !'.;!,.:I:9 SHOES.
We have just received our Fall
Stock, and can safely say
that we have the
Most Complete and Cheapest Stock
Ever Offered

Mems Good Whole Stock Kip
Boots. .....................SZ oO
Mems Calf Boots, tap sole..... so
Women's Good Laced Shoe. rs
Ladies' Fine Shoes. 81 and upwards
Gents Shoes...........Sl and upwards
Large stock of Misses and Child
ren's Shoes, quality and prices to
suit purchasers.
To those having families to shoe
we can save from Is to 20 per cent.
A complete stock of Mems, Wo-
mems and Children's Rubbers.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15
NEW LAW-BOOKS.

nrsposrr1oN OF DFCEDENTs' REAL ESTATE. By
samuel n. wandeil Rochester; Williamson Id"
Book Co. o,, MIN
NOTES on THE REVISED STATUTES q or ooarn, ann
" IiSTTrn STATES By John NJ. Gould ana oeorse
+. Tucker Boston: Little Brown 20.
Tho tendencv among the makers OF law BOOKS Is morc
and more 10 condense law treatises INTO suosH'"anS
the form OF dires,s Mr. wandePs book Oh the New
York law relating TO the disposition OF decedenps
rea property by mortgage lease SALE for the pay
men, OF debts and funeral expenses IS one OF the most
successful of recent small books complied upon TINS
plan Each chapter is begun by the recital OF sec
ron of t,s Code Of Civil Procedure relating 10 the
subject. and this is followed by summary Of the
decisions that have been made by the courts in con-
ying that section. The subject treated of one that
has been bssct with many difficulties. increased by
frequent changes in the statutes and conflicting do
es,ons of different courts. AS the title 10 pieces OF
real estate OF great value frequently depends upon the
accuracy and regularity with which these proceedings
are prosecuted, the importance of safe guide over
the dangers that beset such sales will be readily ap
preciated by the busy practitioner The forms and in
dex appended appear to be full and accurate
The modest title given to this work furnishes very
imperfect idea of the character Importance OF the
matter contained in the o62 pages of the volume.
1t represents as the industrious and learned authors
in their preface the results Of their continuous
labors during the past five years, and also Of much
work done by them In the six years preceding 1854
The purpose has been TO provide dlgestcommentary
on the United States Statutes included within the last
Revision, and also all Subsequent general Federal
legislation The order of the sections OF the Revised
Statutes is followed, and the notes appended to each
section contain full abstract of all the rulings that
have been made respecting its provisions The noes
on subsequent legislation include the subject OF rail-
ways-the Interstate Commerce Act being gwen IN
full with the last amendments and the few decisions
of the courts already rendered. In similar form the
authors ueat the act of 1882, To Regulate the Car
rage of Passengers by Sea-" Wherever it is doubtful
whether new statute was general or special in It's
application, il has been quoted for safety. The work
is practically a revision of the United states
Statutes Coupled with exhaustive digest thereon
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15
T EUJGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortland' and
Deshrosses =. as follows;
DcU n m for Stating on and intermedat points
m for Geneva Lyons, Elmira Rochester, bunaio.
S He West and principal local points Chair car 70
anu ann and pullman car Suspension Bridge. ~,
hy99I hy9I a m for Elmra and intermediate points Chalr
car, 70 MSu' Tor TnnHhannock and intermediate points
CA,, Pa 10 Tunkhannock. Connection to Reading and
20 d. m FOR Flmiro and principal intermedSte points
chair car 20 l.. B. Junction and pullman seeperS 70
SuS pao ~ m FOR SiatnCton and intermeiate points
20 n m Tor Mauch Chunk and inernediate points
Copnec,ipn 70 Reading and HarEi isburg , ,u,,,o
y N m for Geneva. Lyons, EmilS, isochesOr DuusIo
and he West Pullman seepers TO Lyons and susU'hsoh
Bridge. - ,tou n m and $40
M Connect for all points in Mahanoy and hazieton
eon fesi0@ SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton ana 'hermeaiao
poHl 40 n rn for Nauch Chunk and Intermediate points
n m for Geneva. Lyons Elmira. Roches'er. Bulao
and the Pullman sleeper " Lyons ana suspehs'oh
bfiue'' General Eastern once oa5 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15
ERIE RAILWAY.
~ THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN 1900
NETWORK AND CHlCANo,
And the only line running its
1EDOTfC,D 10 lHlOAu1s
Dr>rJNc GAR THROUGH TO CHlCAuV'
UlNlNO Shis iptN ~ N : .3O p NJ.

DINING CAR lbhoOoLi' cso p N
ALL s62b sS2 B ExfKfs5 + sGS i S#Rr S#RrrHSuf HSfuEf
rRNfN i.u.ss THROUGH TO ChlSA"0
CHANGE or ANY CLASS OF CARS n.o.dw.y 1888.
itSet oees to ~ 5 ana soi ySi We ss q tsi
n2Sy ssi and Els sss 0I Bs &
Way. wsmsbuTg Newark and whe bsST Tesets aai
PsHor or Sleeping Car reservations and 9Oe ani
and transfer q S&esase caller Sf % hsn from Cham
bersst local trains 20 l22 nhI lmsn Buffet Drs~as
room on fssSyS cSsGSds Sny y BaSa5 B Hpss VI, u,
y: Every Day Nsw Ees'ogea LID Pullman Tran q
SSaSBSiSSSAD YsSiSBueS Day a Coaches pa DpT S5d dyssS
s 10 esas' css to ShSq chSSsn "a s. I''A
apW EYfsy nsmSa pay SST SSd s9 cS.s & q
soseSs 'qs Bus. RSTs1 Tsssd o sea
pullman Tes6uld co%ge5@eNsi Nis S1r fSprs ss
sgS sSaS p Of r. Day ny' Goao6 sia@nes sass
Car: e fnSaio St18u!l II lS Sn19S9o
1nisI,S, iisS saafoNY Us ssG s. is ss g.
p,:,ais Stis "a ss !. ts % 2,'S 3 3 ,'G S'
r'j;sSSS j;SS g. & siss SS 's s' $780, $ fSo p,
ICiso IL paterson. via Newark, s4s; &c. "a
N'sS 'ssS iG ISL. i ,'S 8 S2 so 10 IA
nlisssssa s % s ), - s. SsS S.sS %S$ @S
sOsgcs9a Ossgcsas so 70 GO 80 Ois" , s4S a$ ss0cRs
Newburs a. no. no M is Fast Express with P:1so :so %
ruIsSo TSS 70 80 8 p pn 30 i $50 tS5 = SO
80 ,as sU & main inc sS sas 70 i,ss 80 ws
a..ss "a ss@ Z ? n fSPS f. = 5SvHGsles
EnsgleT,SSodm ,S II r;S so f9i5 80 iSss
e;o7s. Gas. g. .. 10 80. 70; SUNDAY" 90. I'm
SyscS so and sparkln-SlS. 7. sh$. eAA "a
vi Is $50. 4,lS ;S2rAa Sisol sS 07i6. ...s,s
send cents IN pOs%sEs % e oss SsAGln Gslnms:,sssura
suSSES,yp MHSRpGY HSTRSpsG WIN ''' I.ssssS ssssisss isss
W. General Supl General rsss"s
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15
Cost anb foun6

OST or STOI --Bankbook No 2l0. .2Go. issued oy
i thr German savings Bank In the CITY OF New orA;
10 CHARLES SCHWAlZ. All persons are cauuone,n
IN necotiae the same and requested TO deliver the oooh
10 the bank, 18th ST: and fthayGo ~ nov ~
stored on the 9th day Of December 1859. appucsuoh
Viii be made to che bank for duplicate
New.Yolk, Nov. Is, 1SSo
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15

THE BOOK OF orEN;AiR. R.,:sseli s9olirSs SsssSsdy
pages illustrated ass Rules for sailnG -
nSs g.. payns sssIs hS,sSsstr Or 4ss trrSpns
FULL q Per esn{ ua,ssrsaS rSsuIiS sSppunsn.sd ~ "
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15
Ocean CLEANERS.

DED STAR LINE.
k W. NOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
~ c.u,ng nom New.York and Antwerp weekly.
NooI, DihN -. "Wednesday November 90 80 D. m
nyUN xp tNn Wednesday, NOvemb1l 81. 40 a. m
~ ~, r,es First Cabin $40 and upward Excurso1n5
Saoip inward. Second Cabin. $40. Excursion. VIZ
elvV ~ nteerage very low rates. -.
and $50 ,vniGUT SONS Gen'l Agts @ Bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15
rENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF MEW,JERsEY.
FOOT F9a FIagHTXKST Fss S KSvsSf SefdH 6 slyEh
cnad Go wResSsra tsi as% ssh' aHs
.as 80 s.:,s dsslE sss bennington ra''n H,.As" A1"''
Sr Esss EsSn sssno Rfsh Rs
Hafrisburg p9ttsyille. Tamaqua, shamokn' sunOuv'
EsssGG Re'9ss:T BsV. Allen sse
town. Naucm a. M chSn or aston Betshem niOT Mauc
ch9n5 o f TR@1aSp opse Eo
go F. 3 M for sqmervle and EemihgtS1 NAM,
Chunk. Reading HarTsbule etc. on Sundays at 80 m
90 a. M, sundays, for Esston ,.,,,osor ,usO,Oxn
90 q: Sundays. for Eastsn' Bethlehem Ausn""n'
MobS 20 6unK sHnf'fFst snd fFots fST ts'on DS'Snen
R Bank Long 1897 sr'scn % AGgIg II T P'TR m TOO i
p, M oO S%"6ey s eysn srSys roo or % xsa py p.
sn49ay Fo Monmoah Ga1ns az nI Bess esSfsht sS
Il For la Assntc gad N,scwnn and EsyPSTs
'qg foT F. LaEowSSd 80 SIS M laS iSO i2o AS "a
- FoF p Atlantic City, vIneand and BrdgetOn. 80
q1 FoF p Perth % Amboy 30 90 s1S 10 80 II Is
90, co. 4;45, $50, o1o $50 D. H. sundays
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
r r., ana Baltimore and Ohio r. r. leave foot Of Loe'y'
ST. For or Philadelphia at 400 7;45 $50 II 20 sio1 "a
l,sSi ~ STSpSYS $50 80 a. m. oO. 500 500 800
p r. n ,tnoS iI and Washington daily st $780, II 20
exrept Sunday a. m 0o 20 700 M y 80 40 lss soo
pins Ieaxing az 45 IL 100 a. M. 49, w 2vg 2vg'
: 40 ms W M i2:l5 night have connection TOT Hf's'
harrisburg POttsville, &C. - -. ...,,a, a, II a6i,
4l5 ga io 1929 Broadw2y 3So Stnavs cSurts. SO
i5Sth.st ia East 125th-sL. \ ew' hofh' N'H1SN' -
Er ton.st 9s Broadway, Brooklyn -, III o.. ,,a ehef
yorE transfer Company Will call Tor sna eAe
haegage from hotel Or residence
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15

49,, rvp, ,RryESr or THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
POLICE DHfANi' No 300 MULBERRY STREET, |
ELECTIONS,
NEw.YoRK. November 10. 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that IN pursuance nee
OF section pice has designated and appointed the place
me Gon Of registry and polling places & IN aPl Of S New
3 IN t1' ,r he special election next ensuing do ioo"'' !"
.ecrNtpIv DISTRICT.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15
Musical Instruction.

<yRAND CONsFRVATOKY OF MUSIC,
OiScoRP0RATED BY ACT OF LEG IsLtTURsEEp URsEEpr
The most complete school foI VOCAL and INsTEu,;
MENTAL music, Harmony bnd C0mpogton, Elocuion and
Dramatic Ara Drawing ana Painting. and Foreign Ian
Weekly -nsrtspments and ieeurss and other free ad'
vsrtaRes ssua 70 tsn lessons per yseA'v vpvpu.pn
sF2eSsSxE Eneisnd Piano Conpspys s,snos arc used
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15
New publiratlons.
THE GRAND Christmas Double Number
OF THE
Uor-x-r, AnTEC, JOITpNAT,

YOUNG LADIES' JOURNAL
Contains the latest Partisan Fashions Coored Costumes
Complete Stories and has all Of the Interesting features
by which It's remarkable prominence and popularity nave
been attained
A Splendid Colored Picture, entitled
"POSY OF ORCHIDS,'
s presented with this superb double number Of THE
YOUNG LADIES' JOURNAL. In oil. Two parts ana
supplements - ,,-r conx,
ALL NEWSDEALERS. 60 cts PER COPY
IE INTERNATIONAL NEWS COMPANY,
S3 and So DNRne-st, New YORK,
One door Of Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15
Brooklyn.

G, ELECT HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS number limited
- 10 six; English music art and languages home con-
forts; location pnsSoPsSseq Cop0 sc4 % Washnetonaye
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15

Danring Afaocmlrs.
A LIEN DODWORTH. NO. 6S1 FITTHAVE.
"a Class for Gentlemen will begin December "a.
Private lessons any time by appointment.
A LEN ANDER MACGREGoRS los West 55th-st.
IA Mendclss0hn Assembly Rooms. 6th-aye.
Private lessons any time Glasses every day
A -CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, 80 5tn-1ve,
~. bet 18Th and 14th stPriNate and class lessons, all
hours. WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY. Halls 20 !et
II GAtiMO.-CLAsSLS IN DANCING.
~ STANDARD HALL. LAG Broadway (42d-sL) and
80 West S5th.st
L. ERNANDO'S ACADEMY lG2 East 55th- -st.-A School
l. for Danang, Department and Calsthenic Exercises
the and fashionable dances. Send for circular.
HNICR ERB0CKER CONSERVATORY, Al West 14th.
n e. thorough ,eh0S for dancing end department
WALTZ GUARANTEED; Chloren's and Misses classes
Wodne-day and Saturday afternoon; terms moderate;
circulars
MR. P. HARVARD REILLY master OF dancing, has
lV1 returned from Europe Private classes specially at
5i3 5th.ave. No circulars sent by mall
nUR OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCING. 6S West 23d.
O Hosea Higgins. Prop-Afternoon and evening classes
per quarter "a lessons, s5. WALTZ GUARANTEED. Five
private lessons s5. All the fashionable dances taught
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15
Jfarhers.


BEST TEACHERS. American and Foreign. supplied
n. for all branches in all localities no charge
ERS WANTED fee for reRlstIation form for stamp
r. AVERY. American School Bureau. West l4thst'
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
&C. TO Colleges Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs M. J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square
A TUTORS, goyemesses professors. teachers all
"A branches supplied schools and families Ssh94 eir;
culars parents Modern languages spoken MIHIAM
COYRIERE. 81 L. 17thst. bet 4th'ave and broadway
rV VUTOR-Graduate OF Yale and Columbia recommended
] by the Rev. Dr. Taylor, "a successful teacher emf
nently qualified Address nEADMASTER. Tribune
Uptown ONCE ,23S Broadway.
" IsITING GovERNESs-A college graduate teaehes
French, German music, mathematics history, Eng
lish literature. Address Miss L. A. WHITE 22o West
3sth-st.
w ANTED.-A pupil teacher assist in primary and
w iunior classes French required Call between II
and at 14S Madison-ave
VA ANTED IMMFDIATELY.-Visit.ng teacher. four
w hours daily, piano, languages goveness, English,
panO French German teacher, French, piano. Miss
bON0VAN'S TEACHERS BUREAU, 80 East Hth-st.
yVOMANS EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU 10,
w both supplies professors teachers govefnesses
musicians hOuseb,@pers. companions, ehaperones &c TO
colleges schools and families also bookkeeper senosra
pliers and cOpyists 70 business firms
Miss c. L. WERNER 800 5thave.. New-Yors City.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15

TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot of De.bro..e. .,,
Coriiandt sts., aGording passengers Grand yiews
the Harbor. the shipping, the Brooklyn Bridge Co,
ernors Island, and the statue OF Liberty s foIlows
On and after November 10Th, 1859.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15

Chief Of tho Bureau of EleetionA
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15

DISPOSITION OF DECEDENTs' REAL EsTAdE' Idr G 10y
Samuel n. wandell Rochester; "iniahi'o" Ia"
New-York tribune., 1889-11-15

PROTECTED BY THE
INTERLOCKING SWITCH
AND
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.

The Scenic Line the West
AND The ROUTE or
CELEBRATED PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
Tho Ideal Railway Train Of the Nineteenth Cep,,,,
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II II. THOMSON 4 20. lR. II TIIO8
4 -. son ''t'o = Cs'tisFiH, CisfcBce l.
A aife3. civil engineers aud .-try,s,s,ra a..
itr-aied Us Fssozns 81 snc = BaEkes t.lgr
'nLteF tatr3 ana Jnio1 anie-s stsa r. a.
Hf.ss -&Ns0 easy ar Cauv1y work promptly
> fsqd iftf nlafs- tfarlnsx ur b.aa.gfspts
lucf fshfsi ~ short us.f ifa
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sYacE or LarE

The play Of ..MsxppAr has epSoTsd
. long popularity, although = oniy .
one- horse affair. Esss@s Govs1.
Comntsteeman - B<scw engaging
yosy for our pa%tofafe Ne ehc1id TIE
10 know If you can pfe8sss Nstff,at
notes. Ps@s1r We. sir. tapx notes
ar. . Necessity ~ith Hse. o1ASs.s
HovEd
uutby What sfnd Of stuff do you
cali shisy Why, ray dear. that
l. angel cake. Hub5v-Tfnpt
suppose 1t mast be knsw sas
never meant for q mortal. -~-ssS T9yE
Eeeesss ssssn-
ereeial information: Elsie What
l. The meaning of tae Italian scra
sAndanfs see 80 Often Mr.. smith
All OH ADd4ns<, you Know, NAs
the mother Yf the celebrated Italian
Tsset---I jaxJ<Ts Eazay-
MY dear" said dysng husband,
do yoE think you shl marry agaln
xhefl I ara gone n don't kHos,
John. replies; the ls5y slth . burst
a fears II haven't given the matter
nsaeh thought IS yet. =" Tsxa1 = ffsags.
Young nlan. saia the long haired
passenger 10 the occupant Of the seat
ahead. do you know that I've never
xfent 4 dollar for liquor 10 Fny whole
sife7'' Really. responded the Young
mar. turning halfway round wfth
look Of great interest on his face, bow
do you wcrk II 7'.--Lsfs.
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W ANftD~fO TAKE il FLAfN skw.
ihE ar seW bt lhs day Addr,rss -,
~. .--t-t W. AnlnF.-.r
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Columbia Street Improvement
0FFgCE aF THY CRY CAKRg
% THK CRY - SEAaTLE.


Soiis y ncFehy given 10 The owners az
properly teuehtfei hy ordinance NJ Is3.
entitled AN ordinance 50 iueaie. extend
AMI establish a pablo street. extending
trom lint wheFe fhe south marginal
Nue OF Columbia STR - ia the oitY az
SEATTLE inteYsecfS the EEst marginal ltue
ct West street. ~ fne Nestle il flty llnffS
aud q provide Tor the condemnation al
proper aeccsssIg tnerefuF." thar thrg
TIE said prapeTts 8aEerS. are hereby r.
9hiTs Ia EssIsoins Bus ptFsoa 60 aca with
'IAu other SHrsppe fulsr Of sshnIn i Il, -.
appointed by The aNue-s of PROPERTY con,
asmuetf hT said ordinance NJ. lsS. ans
cite hs The DR10r ~ FAld ettV os ~Fefties
ia apPFaistng sud asse sing damages ana
oenehis within AMI i1s hs- assessment dis
r'ei Gesefiot a gu1 So ahifshed bg sgctso,,
oar 81 said ordinance No. i15s. in aes.,r.
eaiifs WITH The Bf3visiou ef section 10 ~
~ ST Of tae legislature - the TERRITORY al
arlington, entitled An act to rsxfsss
aSsa AMEND the ghAftf.r - tha s-ifv Of
-ssSttle, approved February & Is>s -afd
sPpg3p meat is IA ~ made in writing ana
S1 sith the cffv cleFk Of the s.,tv III
-s'sitse GA OF teiora the lsfh dsy ii Aususf.
A u KS d Is FFarsS 800
firSi puo'!csf}0H e thss NOTES Aag
EA~9 - -
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lrohas. Judge coisey. cf >aa fsan-
cisco, recently found e necessary to
reprimand Mr., l., +. loolty ier ex.
tfavagancc as the guardian og shr,e
little girls. ci which BE had besn al
pointed guardian ns~oley hsS Ger a
lons time been a professional ph3sl4.
throriss and has bad change ef "a, san
Francisco Bows and tslSls Aia Soci- ~
The tAswaic2e, cemmsuisns en The ac-
ton III the eoaTs Says he rcpa
nlAnd vas deserved, There Is great
deal cf such work a. ns~aley Is gasty
q that Is dane ~ people sho l4sse s.
pAilAnthsorists an j tsNo often ~ sle
cnrpAesSness ut probate judge, q pas@es
Without sisseesson, r. lHdEe Col,sy 5
cors In such matters j. dae Ehe fact
hat reckless gaaFdlsas and greesis
lawvers have bad se nsa3 taesr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-16

PAsco IL anxious TO secure the state
capital and viii 20 into the contest
with Elisnsburg and North Yakima
Her position Is strong one. Her
nituatton at the junction Of the Snake
and Coaumbis rivers. and practically at
The junction Of the several faiisay
nystems Of Eastern Washington gives
IN Observation-Disclosures. Furthermore.
Eneco 10 nearer TO the whole Of East
en- Washington than either Ellens-
burg or North Yakima, and may be
atle TO get the cold vote Of all the SEE
tjon east OF the Columbia river. She
VII be by no means weak factor in
tha cnutass