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l.~AK RENF FURNISHED ROOMS. Al
Il els Cs4szshsa sgfset
$50 49, .-,s-s. $3.50.
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sTTORyEYS-4T-I4W.

JENNINGS & MOVES tRoBERT ". JsN-
~ nings. George +. Sosesj attorneys aud
counseiiors at law, rooms and $, kiiyen
hlnrr
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II NJ tts, N&SG ESTATE BRaE
~ sr- Ee azYx ~E az. s a. -
q n<2Si & szss ee-l As "a FsSs.sz xsNrs
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asssa
BORN

EEED-In seattle. -stur3sy, gnly -. issg
80 the wife oil Thomas " Reel. ir-, son
EALIARp-Tn seattle Aondsy, Jaiy -
iSs3. 20 rhe wife u CsptaiG " e. Ballard,
3 sSf4-
LEfEA-At Tacoma. Jaiy ?, to sae wife 81
l. !. X, LeyEsa, a daughter.
tOnsT I'm Sosath sfat'ie. July IL. i.s7. 20
the wife OF Frank 4sssxs. daughter.
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BUSINESS GHgNCEs.

F-oR SALE OR REST-REsTAURAST;
I good location: faa tent: price 81 90. For
particulars inquire 325 Columbus - Get
HAVE A NO. OPPORTUNITY FOB
IL first-clsss business man to enter in es-
tablished aan prosperous mercantile hgsi-
ness. Percy ". Rochester. roosn l6, LEW
eiiyn-Doige bni'ding.
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C0NTRacTORs and BtTLDERs.

u H. MESDA & co, CONTRACTORS
~ AMI builders. plaas and sjsecifea-
toe infuisacd upon appiieation. special.
y ni oihee fixtures. slri Columbia street
W HAgF r. AND FOUNDATIONS An
W Francisco Bridge 60. engineers and
contractors. Wharf building, pile driving.
seVrH frlyeFs, ags9 piles go 90 fest fir
lumber contracted Prices for work the
same as before The fire. Office, foot Jack.
sob street
tCkNJAAlS b. kaAKD CARPENTER
- AMI builder: bridges and buildings:
estimates given; work superintendent per
s0nEils. Address Posfofsise, seattle.
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NOTICE TRANSFERS AND OWNERS
~ of sand sud era 81 banks: bids viii DC
received for Coos, clean. sharp sand d.
iiyerei GA the Denny hotel site by the cubic
yard. AID aiso gravel for concrete by the
cablc yard NJ the osllce al E : P0tyin,
room u. Colonial hinek. until Wednesday
noon, Jaiy e right reserved 90 reject one
sr NIL hiitx
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MIR afsTEB.

~ ASTED ~~ FIRST CLASS FISIsHERs
" on custom coaiS. also eppreutic~s.
sffsdy work; Wages $40 aud upwards. APP
ply, 2l9 1osumtIa street. Immediately
{rAsTEp--GIRl. II WORK on FARM:
w mast snos how Ia milk, eoGk aud
keep house for enc man. Address John
Aald. 1uaHts.
(VASrgD ~ An ASSISTANT BOOK
w keeper Apply ia writing, stating
fgfsFenegs, =. q box a.
WANTED - \ GIRL FOR GENERAL
" hotiscwork gnod wages. Apply ll6
w ANrED GIRL To po GENERAL
hoa.4Netk A as south Ninth stfect
NANTED- EXrs RiESCKD Girl. FOR
w homework. Call at Is Marion
str.ct tetwven 1hifd y 4 FOURTH
WANfgp ~ FANCY DRY GOons
W ssicsmcn, also hosiery. Chester
ClsaFy.
NASTEn~sAf RsIAplES MUST HAVE
cleap.
NASrEn -- 1--WE. ESKkGsrlc MIN
w aad wofaen. 3oS Ies,gT avenue.
roola i
N7ANrEp~AN INTELLIGENT. FARN.
- ftiStt ~ ~ tAftftil = bafAFs feeiSttt-t
be hss&lSc tu bis 1Au locality ana outside
at large cities. \ scmuaefatiyc salary 20
risat iaftg. References exchanged. sup
eFsntca'ient Manufacturing Hoasc. Lock
l.N i,sS, Wv 1ofk.
-
asNffU~ BOJEp.
lIANTkp~Bu BOARD IN PRIVATE FAM
W N} ~ yoaHg man, Address u. A..
care Pest iHtFiigeueer
HtNftD ia EENg.
ttANTEp - uSE OR Two UNrgR-
w nislssi reomS ser man and wifc sar
likAt housekeeping Address r =, u
thts ogficV.
w ANIAn TO EENr-HE HAVE
~ renters fut twenty HHcaHi houses
siso customers for iseiEtRw auascs who
has ans saln0tc & Co, 10 ~ecoaa s'fveG
NtAN8p~H HOUSES To RENT, gKStS
w - collie e. n al gse a. seii. Jrauuce
& 4atfgu. brokers rnssm "a Burke biock
CORNER Eh@rsf sna f'Hsssn
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.TEHELERs.

4. AtA&iNfHAEsES. s-THE NAFg. A.
Ike B. H1@ lsse9tft8 oa 3fss gzss
ssss # fn&rs sTeat t.sFqs ga Ferses go
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NOR TUGSlNG. - RuiL-sAwING AND
Il gaasra. MIL wuTx, AZ t. Gartaley &
Hurst rear uf laSv sbeFe fnill. Lake tn
s4u
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N r. y ILI4AAT5, ROOMS 4 ss,ss q. J tt.sS.
~ Froazf street fa5ae essifa-s. ts5sr,<.
gHifAr- s.lass3f4ssi; ~ gs8eaI rlsstu~s 49, le
- -szarsiavs
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Y UTItE To )NIkAIIttNS-A HtHE
~ street gfalC--SeaiEi bids viii BE- ~
cNivcd by the undersigned clerk 81 tho
citR Of seattle pu or before fr dsy, July a..
lsN9 At o'clock =. II, for the grading oi
and construction Of sidewalks on both
sides ST kli-cEt street from Deiot street 80
sixth strte'. IN accordance with The plans
saa specifications therefor now on Gle In
my office. Zach Did 80 Ia accompanied by
a cash deposit at kt59 ~ secnriiy tor the
execution at any contract that may te
swer,ied The city RESERVES The right "a
inject Guy and all bids
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F,s' rub'.es,ioa. jol, h. ls,s. =

\uftCE ia oK>-t4~t- r.
y easifgsck. renFvSs nfsaS Nhttilct, Fui-
A.- & Go. vhosssat EasH2s. els suil eiass
nEs D. touea ~ Sac h&FiWsre store 81
Namf e 4 kskln~s1 esessaa saf Tnsaa
ttAff Etats Speciality
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= III Kinds OF blank sse-sl<~
ssn rts2 sF4-<s so amy pattern
siss ae' al r. Antsss,s4y Esinsferx
az the lowest prices
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Advertisements under the nesais Of is'Sf
Found. Fos sale. For Rent, aud Situations
Wanted will tps inserted ~ the Fate at ,
e.ssss woF.i for ffst insertion; cent 8
Sosi igr earh subsequent Insertion Pay
raest always ia advance.
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Ys,n s4xk

1UH SIZE
Y-ssg @Af. T-ssywR d HOE EEsafESfF
r ssEs -. ES<fts szrs~s ~ ss&sxzss- ,
n fsssnzer- -
r-Og s4IE-Bk-T REsTATk ssT -
IL esfy. kf1x Eeaxe xassxp rsszs .asfszsssx-s ~
r-rsE -Af.g Ne Business LOT,
II -sx-s. - nsv fns1ss ard syrfnxs ferEt
sess<ssszkssse N4ssSr ~ Fsrxxssps, e 80
y.pg saig IDIssIS. HoI-E. six
II tsea rssssszs Fszsszt STREET. StsTsA seattle
CaH a. lssE Frost ssrss.f. Iseae . D1.n-
Vs0g 4arE = TIE A0TOg CHOP
T. ara r. xzEa Fsssst sfxssfs sssFfA -~ss-
81. ssss - offered So tase nNxs tsSs lsSss
lsssSnr . syslsxSssA ssstsssss f@o FSsrs
r~eyR -sfT - ssss VIII. SxfrRE *
prrsss. tsvcsssss.e shss- Aires r. M
fass es.<ee.
r-Og eALg-FOlssISG TENT TWELVE
l. he<fs eszzrlssse. good sfscasAon- 6s8-
Esure, 40 $500 ssgses. ----------
IsDR SALE - nor=E ~ EAST PARK
il aff ltsesu. 0a ntA ~ rssts stx r~ssafs
I iEass fnfshess ApFslT e. Il y. LszaSs. on
premises. OF fsosfsf..es nssx -
TOR SALE AT A BAgGATS- wESTY
+ lozs to Kavezsa Springs f2xE- Moore
IAn1 Co --
I-oE -AtE-FfFTsES SHAKES OF = HE
II <svs,sse sssEl4fux ant L1&ss Assssetsti6.D
Apply Messllvrs A BlzIn. Be,sss,ia ssoex
r<og SALE TWENTY ACgEs NEAR
l. shEp HsFssor FisfAlgo ssi@Fss.. Asafess
Tssstgffce tzsx ~, sesstie- ---
TOR SALg-TEsT agxI8: EI9HT.Fs.oT
r sail; fz0uEre Grsk- AgsssY 1ossiefl
/ r.ssis HAxasr, r8toa street. betssen sf1a'
and -seand. ---
U.0g sAIaE-<s aoo-A FIRST Class Asl--
II taaranf splendid location; hSs trade.
lesse. q rare opportunity; satisfactory
reasotl for dlsSxs<sng For further isrElsn-
Isrs address, Restaurant. care Fvss it'stAi-
gsncer Office -
Y~Og SALE - NOTICE - HEREBY
r given that OF THURSDAY. t8e trss day
OF August i.se At 100 o'cioes a. M Oh
AID stsv. the bard Of county commission
erz al X sug eoansy. " T.. fgf and 90 De
half 81 SAID COUNTY. wiil offer fof -sls, by
uuflie auction. - the highest aud o-zst
bsdser. al the buildings on oscTk =.
Rorpf!- addition. rssd tsatt1iugs HlI3 De
ssla Setafat.ly nd iAs H8eceestnt htsstsers
viii b.. required "a remove said 1aficln-s
lr,sn s4sd block Within thiris days fFoEn
tate 81 sale Terms of szle--Jea Per cent
cash. balance 10 te paid 70 the county
treasurer within three days frosn date OF
sale. 81 order ii toe board. W T. FOE
RESI-. County Auditor aH4 ex-ofseto Clerk
OF said Boarsi.
U,oR -ALF-THF SEATTLE TRANSFER
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CITY NOTICES.


(ffTY TREASURER's NOTICE - TIE
u treasurer of the city OF Seattle will pay
on press ntation the following named war
rants Fire :apd. ID aad including wsr-
raus No ,ss65 No interest ~ Il be allowed
on above tanned wafrsnrs after this date.
First publication of this notice, July ~,
isss. :. Parker. city treasurer.
nEP0T STREET TAX NoTts K TIL f
II tax levied by the city counsel in the
district created by ordinance No. so, to
provide for the grading OF Depot street
iTom Elliotts bay 10 broadway, and con-
strueting. sidewalks thereon, j. now due
and payable Al the Office OF q c city trcas-
urer. All taxes not paid within forty days
OF the first publication OF this notice viii
be declared Delinquent. q penalty OF 5 yer
cent. added, and interest az the ate OF 10
per cent. chaFget.
G. ". FERRIS, CITY Clerk.
First pnhliesfian ~. this nosIee. Jniy ?. 1853.
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FTBIEtE AND &EERlTT-fwFEIs-
sos fesvsSa Detective AE.u.f. fIs
- ~ sftaele AstGsaa second aea Fsaur
pa - s@AsgEs " i
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ATTENTION. CONTRACTORS - TIKI
v Builders Material Company have
about perfected arTans emeats to promptly
deliver Ia customers rubbie ani dimension
,sons, common aud pressed briuk, lime.
cement, plaster. hair, lnmber trough and
dfvssedl iafh aui shingles In any desired
quantity. Temporary Office in The Fair
tent sG- ~ap0ud street
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NTASTED-FiTE ACRES GOOD LAND
w I've - eight miles from city. Ad.
dress, smart, t.0l2 Main street
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I,>lk RENF FURNISHED Rooms Al
i els Co.as1h4s street
lsoR Rant ~ foUR tNkt ENI-fGpp
u fsseass fe.F ijsht ho4lSsk e~-fsns IHsa{re
Lass ~assfe ianstsg to's nset. l@ke
ta30n
i.Nok BESF ~ N5EtY YrRNl-HEp
Il t'tsut u<tn sts3 .tavs tsz enc ~ tsu
Esaf,ea'as ~ - isnses ssesst
I.>0B &EEE--F FRONT RssFW gnN TWa
L gyutiscseu az sis . ass xss.a street
I0R RKNT- EteHT RflNER Hut.sE
L sttss& ga fsFaif2Fs t9f sa3A 0stluFt
~ ~ >s7ti sfr~t
Loo RENT-FtNE BtNtMEn R1~s2
4 tlfH#eFv Fog ssae- t.lsgaore. rs >se,ssi
s1reef
JTvUsRs EgNTEp KENGS gutEFtg
II rf fa4 rssssr tskeR af Frs1-fFrs
ga ser- ISL EH4 ss N3saaEa%ss - g. feat
r0rFsHsh ss- frg1ss reasonable. t-se- s. s5.5-
isss.sv. - -o.sst - eel
IsoG BE>r THE BEsr Iss-ATEn
L assSuE hsaaa Ia tae CtEe as -essf.c
irssss', eisA tG gisnor Es7 ssiV- hsRs&sr
SO Hsas2e. g serssA slsyet. tgss>sts rssss-
sst.ss.
l.>oG KENF T8t8rEEN Essr4kls
.sNsstaE as'tsr sslg &see gapt lyr=
faa aesse eat fasH tssf aaT SAFE. t.t.aaarv
<,.ssi s.zs.i. ~ ISIS. fzss,sseess
f~FE EENT NEAEY FURSEsHKp
1 tesaa@ 3eSse a4ss sfEts FUzt
sgs.E
g.sss& hsAE -ss1ss3 CLASS G&tCk4AKU
l aE ess1 Has m m@ sas
8 as uerrssAFs feF iaHssssse a,sFS
As4a7s Fgfss N5es &sa ksa
Los SkNE Fk &NsssSD Ets14 ass
4 essssss sErsv4
FNs& MENFFMtR AfsHEe-- -EtsFN-F.
I sEf F1Ne sss~ess AsFsy &c snsna
ssasst. rNEs Ngp Ek
--s
u asesss sas .aas sfsrk e tseaEse 49,
Ase SCI NsN q t#s sealsesasa ss fsea
ssssx&
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II e HUMAN. ATExta.sAPlEFg.
~. and typee r3Ger eI.arsft.r. nlI aoTk
Z User isttEl s3cfst&8B f.z marusfrsyst.
ifpafEflf &Bs accurately exyealAel. gs.auss
! ahl > Atkia : tlussk. Columbia, ts.fsyss.rf
1llr.l sllsi ~8rth s5FaefS
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IAAN TED--TO Buy CITY lots. III
W proved 80 nuiuFssyssi, fgeaa owner
only write ~ cali ffeo. 7 Gilmore, ~
SannnA ,lrnet
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NUIfGE~Tbe business office 81 the Posi-
TsrELaisEscEE Nill hereafter - al-n matil
3p. IA. Classified advertisements will D.
received up TO this hour.
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ssSs ss''f "Ess sNSED.
uASTED-sfTtT ATi0S A. COOK BY
w nn experienced woman. address X.
NJ, Post intelligence office.
"ASTED - SITUATION BY Filler,
w saw hammfFsF. or sawyer Address
filer, PGst Intelligence oiiic..
WASTED POSITION. GROCERY
W clerk wishes position Address A..
tsils Office
WASTED 80 SITUATION ~ CAKE
w baker or pastry cook. city or county
address ~. this oflce.
NyASTED ~ A YOrSG GENTLEMAN
w slshes situation ia s;ssse. Addrt -
% this ofise.
NrAsTED -- 4 SOBER YOUNG MAN
W aispes pu-itiua ~ tsrkseIer. Address
+. This office.
t4ANFED - POsIIIos Is PRIVATE
w family t. do homework Call al
SEVENTH and Terrace street.
WASrED--Bf A LADY. A PosITloN
w - tr,ukkeerer, copy Isl. clerk ar
hgiisckrsiseT. is competent To teach vocal
atsd Instrumental mssis: excellent refer
enees. NJ g., Post Enteliie.necF offer.
A$TED~P POSITION ny COMPETENT
w bssakkccper asst-eiasS city reference.
Address x, this ai'icc
llASTED-A POSITION A HOUSE,
W Keeper. Address II. L., care this
Office.
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Iss& kENF EBtSrkEN Rom sls
s,A.skfaE assi8se 5sgss aas1c casa lyars-
fa Aesse eat Aasaltsssf aaT SAKE. i.t .aaaev.
~, asgss sssss.f. ss.fas,.e. fsssss,sszss
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DORr Townsend. JULY 3, lsse. THE
I firm % 6Eiaiths. Mere Il sletsan.
heretofore exiStiug at Port Townsend and
Tacoma. ". r having been dissolved snd
eeas.ag 20 cxist, as per special notice OF
above date. published in this paper, shall
henceforth % business a. sniu Az nt char
ter srei. At ard merchandise broker under
she under igued name. nv headquarters
remaining az Per. Townsend.
l. r MEYER
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g.. 10 SO A MONTH CAN BE MADE
.Nt.e ssoFk.ag far as Agents preferred
who can i1Yalsh = horse aud give lAeir
whe stine 80 the hnsiness spar. mo-
n3enfs may tse probably employed also
4 few s9csucsc< IN sgwns and cities h r.
JOHNSON 4 co. .asS3 Main Sfrcst, Rich
ToonA, Va y R-plea-ss state age aud lsusg-
rgsSs experience. Never mind sending
stamps tar relsg 2. f. J. ( CO
sRTvf ~ a. .~.s4sx
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HINftD r0 gtNT.
no LttsE

sI>o fEASE-A tEkN bkslkAHIE Goa
nss las ot flsfH street.. cosanss},s rs
nue ys,s ni the asy, suitable groupH for
h0tatnE rrsf ElAss htrfel, tefns fysesu.
street
pENE uk iEk~k ANY PERSON IN
IL tsusiinF "a auild ~ " ao IA. a issixirE
kouse g. lrasg vl5h saru{taTe faF $50, gsn
N0a Cnsfos0cF S. rtnt or but- t3ltnerc-
eta -sesss4A stree
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: -ssg 4At.F--esYwEs sEgsssE EE-1fsESff
r AsEs -. ES<hss ssrs~s ~ 5 ssxsx.as- y
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dds ARB INYiTEa FOB THE ERIC
ID tlun al a three story ana basement
presssd brick and stone building on north
east corner II Front aud Cherry streets Tor
&. ~chcugman Eics 2 cciyed uuffl II
u'ritsck the 18TH ,nsi sam e.. Woodsil
Architect Colonial block
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NOR sALE-THE SEATTLE TRANSFER
II co. will receive blsiS for their properly
ou southeast cgraer South second aud
Main streets. viz Lots | aud 2, block 4.
Iaynard's addition To he city Of SEATTLE
For fnIl particulars eali on b. =. -haaoui,
manager. bssia 20 be opened August =. 1ssa.
The Seattle Transfer Ga. seattle, July ..
E-Ak4
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sg0yrY 10 I0Ax ~ slTr FEsgF-
vi e-ry. laaasre st rssrsa = kass@fs
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NOR sAt.E-<fEAM LAUNDRY N
j one 81 the smargsst growing towns IN
Washington Territory. nicely fiiefi' 81
improved machinery doing a g,aod bust
ness, must ~ sold Apply 10 Ellensbnfg
steam laundry, Ktlea<burg. Wash. Ter.
NOR sALE-AT Al BARGAIN The
j. furniture sut fxtarcs II Central bo ssl
with lease for one 0r two years. For
further particulars inquire OF James Dor
sey, central Hotel, Tacoma
NOR sALE--I0xI2 TENT WITH FLOOR
j iDg. comparatively pew. SIS T.. NJ.
Mcdonald, Eighth AID Weller streets, Sc
IsOR SALE. HORSE--DRATGHF. SAD
= die Rud carriage horses for sale at Lake
Union park. end OF electric railway.
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NoTiCE-THE PUBLIC WILL PLEA>E
~ lake notice that the partnership here
tofore existing between the undersigned
under the iirEn name and style oi Griffiihs,
Meyer SS -tstSon, has this day been dis
solved ~ mutual consent: j. r.. Meyer
having transferred his interest in the busi
ness of said tisIn to James tsrifliths and J..
III. stetson. who are authorized 30 collect
all claims due said firm and VIII nsy all
ae6ts owing ON the same. Port Town
send, W r., Jgiy 5. 1879
JAMES GRifFTHs,
J. r. MEYER,
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THE SEATTLE MILK co HAS
i this day been dissolved By mutual
consent. The business hereafter viii De
conducted by Thomas L Jones & sen. All
bills contracted for 81 n az cunts due prior
20 this date will he settled hy dessrS Davis
q Vinnig seattle, Msy /, fssa. Thomas
L. Jonss K s.'n
THE SEATTLE MILK co. tMEss6s.
L Thomas r. Jones Il SoBl. have THIS
day dissolved partnership By iautlial con-
seut. Ali bilssPontrscted for and accounts
due up 10 this date viii De settled 10y
Thomas X Jones. THOMAS Il. JosEs.
June 70. ISs9.
NoTIC E-NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that the partnership heretofore ex-
isting between r. H. Kendall aud z. A.
Manning, under ihe firm name 81 heural
& Manning, rs dealers 20 Seattle, ". T., in
stoves, tiuwa;e. etc, Is this daY dissolses!
by mutual consent, said T. A. Manning re-
firing therefTom. All liabilities of said
firm are assumed by said X II. Kendall,
alsd ali debts due said firm are To- be cob
iectea ~ bin. Seattle. W. T.. July 10, lss9.
+. III. KENDALL.
"a. MANNING.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-A competitive examination of can
dates from the " tn Congress District for admission
~ West Point will be held IN the courthouse on Thurs
day. August /. The Straiford Land and Improve
ment Company. which began some time ago 10 reclaim
non salt wafer four square miles OF marsh has, at
the instance Of several owners of oyster beds. been
served with an Injunction burglars dug under
the foundations to Martin Hckcys building yesterday
cut through the floor, secured 80 Ia silver coin and
escaped without detection.
ARINONOK Howard Ferris middle aged shoe
maker was deserted some time ago by his young
wife. Annie Lane, otherwise Dutch Annie who
bad elOped with Morris Brown, deserted about
the same time b.. her reccani lover. The Villagers
learned Tucsday nigh that the Two who had been
left had decided Ia unite their fortunes and begin
housekeeping together without the Formally OF a
marriage The boiling Indignation OF the people
burst forth with tin pans, fish horns and various
other things which could be hastily collected. The
din was loud and long and furious. Ferris was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY


Walker Lebold aged five, was playing near bon
fire yesterday in front of his home No. "a Paramount
ave-, when his clothing caught fire. His screams at
tractcd the attention of his mother and in her efforts
TO extngulsh the names her clothing caught fire also
several neghbors ran TO their assistance but before
the flames could be extinguished mother and child
were badly burned. 1t Is feared that tho boys in
juries will prove fatal
Marie Rose Babrick, the servant girl who IS ac-
cused Of burglary and arson, arraigned for
nation I'm Police Justice Stilsings Court yesterday
morning She cried bitterly and admitted that she
had broken into Mr. Van Antwerp's house with the
intention Of stealing clothing for her wedding. She
was committed to the County jail to await trial.
Fritz Peck. an employe OF the Harslmus Cove Coal
COMPANY fell asleep the trestle- work yesterday
and rolled of, striking on the edge Of canal boat
forty-dve feet below. He rebounded from the boat
into the water and although promptly pulled out, he
died before a physician arrived Peck lived In sus-
sexst.. and leaves widow aud two children.
Tho Jersey City and Bergen Railroad Company pro-
poses to Introduce electric motors on Its line to take
the place of horse power. The system to DO used
has not yet been selected.
President Hancox of ,the Mount Zion Sanctuary, has
returned from an extensive tour among the Faith
Cure churches established last fall In the different
parts of the State He reports the new churches IN
Hourshng condition.
The County Commissioners Of Appeals say thas
they have discovered that the assessors for Hoooken
and other outlying districts of the county have made
practice for years of keeping their valuations at
low figure thus throwing the burden OF taSahoh on
Jersey City, The Commissioners have announced
their intention Of making thorough examination Oh
all the assessments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25
1ooKrvG FOR MISSING BUILDER.

Many anxious creditors caleb the handsome Offices OF
William S. Mercer q builder at No. 90 Broadway vest P
dav AMI made inquiries concerning Nj Mercer who has
been absent from his Office eight days lie is sail % have
taken with him variousy estimated at from 81 600 to
$4,000 which should 10 his creditors. who in
the last few days have filed mechanics liens against the
absent builder ~ the Of $4,000 Mr. Ne Ger
cupei his offices jointly with relative f. Butcher
The latte said he had where Mr. Mercer had
As to a that he had away with petty young
woman he knew nothing. M Mercer is married man,
and his wife present Is in Omaha His niece. who sat
behind desk in office. could light on her
uncle's movements
MI Mercer was what Is called speculative builder lie
was engaged in putting nine trecstry dwellings In
Eighty -eghth-st, between Ninth and Tenth ave-. and
eight houses IN Ninety hird-st. between the ave
nues They are all unfinished The Eighty eRhtiest
property s5i 900 al purchase money mortgage.
with building loan OF 900 900; the Ninety
rhir1st property cost $4,000, with build
ing loan Of @G2 600. Thu money taken by Mr..
Mercer II Is said the nrs payment o. the build ng
loan on the Eightye.gth-st. property The principal
creditors are a. follows David Mll'r a. 100; Ole Oisn.
20 $50 Richard w. O'Meaa 5000; Dcy Somervile.
90 500 Kennedy 1899 Richard Hoar $3.50
Edward Z. BOwes sl,15o; Dlmock. Flnek & Co., $3.50.