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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-09

Ebcny Damsels whom Iexttine
RES Eaiissed IN the Array.

NtS tfffAaS fsG&t SIC.
The war i'm uayti. where the alleged
righstui ruler. tegitime is hwiss ssrsv
en- into bis last disea BY the alleged
revolutionary leader. HipHelyts. has
developed an interesting feature in The
drafting Of women into the army Of
the former. lcsitine has hecn wofsse,i
on every field and driven hack mnu!
his domain Is lsullted pretty nearly 20
his capital city ei Port AG prsnce As
his army has dvindlea away lstgeiy
by desestion a. The other sAcstps. he
found himself without treops "a aaAE
his Notifications, fer hix e4ty sAs long
ago strongly fortified hy the SpanlsrsEs
aud Preach who held il az different
Periods.
IL this extremity iesilssao has hs4
orssn the Plan of filing ~, his deelssssa
ranks with wonssa. There h<snx a
surplus OF the sottes sex ia tls~ eAnasai
Of the negro republic. il has t.<s,3s sSss,
slide Ia enroll quite "A nasutsr e thS
ebony Amsrons. waa are nos esassNf
led In exclusive hasfasisu< % tssxsF aza
sex. hut are Distributed asuoax the
MEN. These wcfsxR are slsssSssss "a
masculine costume znsl are S2fs a.
sock naueh tsss negya yanfAs al ms
male PERSUASION.
The HsytiAn- neerxNs. Nh~v~ fhsx
have bern aHa,saEazss<. wssA a. a..
I've tsffhs. have he.sssqe slss,xsss
heartless, particularly ~ssn sh~ n.es,
are young. ara hsae. tisss< nsynan
Anasxasss Ase SAID ~ t~ stiskknea sssxs.
tfam the males. VI hen a. ass skxssAissx
IN e sether, eaasssy hs sas sAss
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MAKING MACHINERY AGAIN.
The Moran Foundry Crowded With
work.

The large new foundry aud machine
shop of Moran Bros, ON the wharf. near
the dry deck. have been In working order
and running during the past three weeks
Its first iron was cast ON Jaly IL. since
which time II hss been turning out aay
casting work that may he required.
Piled mp near II are - tons of pig iron.
and 800 TOM OF scrap Cast iron. the resi-
dunn of the hre. This latter they have puf
chased IL from & 70 1is per ton. In thr
aggregate II has purchased some fl2 90
worth of sneh metallic fire remnants for
new uses.
It's smeitef IL now casting seven tons a.
eos h daily heat A new furnace Ia on the
ground, aud about 10 he set up IL cspae.
ity II fiffy tons q dhy. \ delay II necessary
10 the construction until the erans OF fifty
issIss capacity arrives from The Fast This
crane took ninety days to he made ~ built.
and cost els zoe.
These works will turn ont all kinds 81
marhiuery, and finlals pllassefS f.sr aFchi
tecturai work, II viii also build massive
engines, and make all heavy castings.
jest now II Is turning out shemves tot the
MIL and Jackson street Cable Company.
Within one week nrw WEARING viii he
laid across the water q distance of 80
yards between these works and the prssent
docks OF the new dry dock aud shipyaFi.
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eat Rock Island lo1
aere elnse connections are No. = r
ts nessfs. with eutxssiux RANR r.
SOLID yESTuHTIB xxG
ANS Tor Detroit. Cleveland,
asafgs. Buffalo. New York. -
II, Baltimore, Washington ~ r
aiesselsag paints. Sp.eEeid
tlssa delicious meals ut sea61
On Colorado poinfs and ~
E:sst, or coming VET -
ok II yaGr tleket rea.ss IT. 4
ss. or VIA Albert Lea Huz1o a 8
tickets. maps, fsslSiefs. a.
&siea IN regard TO rated
apply 10 or address s
CHAs. kEhanD1f
ef.t Rock Isisa6 snaAuG
- H4shtrsaen ST.. N&1 ia
S@HS, John 60
naSer. Gen. Tse4Sk 49,
fs4gtes4fstk ri e. t.*s415 E:|<
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Next Monday evening the charming MAI
enrss Msther begins her engagement OF
three ntshfs af Turner hall, as Juliet, In
Ghakespeare's MASTERPIECES. IL - pleas
ufe 10 u0ee that Miss MAthes il peculiarly
national In her impcrsonatIon. Her juliet
6rcothex all the deep passion, energy and
viyscfty OF the thoroughly American char
actes. II 10 turned to the hearts 81 esir
own people and appeals In no discof'isnt
strains to the harmoniss OF the pee
peottments born Of 0uf own virginia. lana
The soul and dicti0n 81 the Euxilsh
Shakespeare are there. but the develop
meut, the expression, the mighty spirit. The
intense realism, ths strange crcentfirihes.
fhe uasterful fnirering Of nature are Ia
every way the echo Of the ovcrw heinIns
and potent possibilities bred OF the Inn
mcnsifies OF the Western continent. Mss
Mathes may ic criticised bg some. bat she
ueyer can lie condemned by any. Her
Juliet viii always be an Improvisation 10
II studied. enjoyed and remembered, aud
Will uudou btediy become = Tradition IT the
American stage. Tuesday ntght Miss
Nnthcf will appear a. JuilAna in The Hon.
eymoon, 'sand "Wednesday evening she VII
present her powerful Interpretation Of
"Leeh. the Fprsakc.a." The sale uf ssNs
commences az Graham Il paitons this
morning. The demand for seass has been
phenosnenaify large, and Turner's. hall II
6use 70 be crowded ~ each performance
given By Miss MAther and her excellent
COMPANY.
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Richard Johnson. Of the United
States bureau of animal industry, gave
the foliowing TO 81. Louis reporter !:
II have for the past three months
been travelling through the cattle DIS.
tricts. with the object of aScertaining
what the condition of range and farm
sattie now is. and what improvements
hsye been made in the grade al stock
IN ranges. Dn the whole, the result
~ my examinations is decidedly salts
factory. and the reports Of two other
agents Of the bureau will he of The
same character. In some sections il
is not 30 he denied that the grade OF
cattle has ieieriosaied TN a marked
degree. This j. especially true OF the
extreme Northwest and OF farms east
of the Missouri river. -Four or five
years ago what are known a. Oregon
cattle, though they are by no
means confined "a the state Of Ore
gon. were by all odds the hest TO he
found on the range. Today half.
breeds are iu the majority. The beef
produced j. not nearly So line. and the
average weight OF cattle has fallen oil
nearly Ice pounds. One fact has been
proved beyond doabt. aud that Is that
neither in cold nor dry sections ~ the
country should nurhaGns be intro
iueed On farms in the agricultural
belts OF Minnesota. Dakota and West
eFn Missouri, farmers stu aim "a re-
tiuce rather than increase their hold
ings. The low price OF cattle has made
this industry unremanerative, and
breeders are selling off their COWS ansl
steers sra replacing them with horses.
An encouraging change and one
which more than compensaEeS Tor any
loss In tire other direction. has taken
place in the Southwest The Texas
long horn. lean, ssnewy animal, Is
besrsg RAPIDLY replaced hy > cross be-
tween the Durham and the Devon. and
the average weight al she cattle there
l. greater ey snoFe than Ioa pounds
than Il ever MAS before.
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Kessu,h In ola Age.

Forty years ago, koSseth. the Hun.
garian leader. through an unssecess.
full revolution. was enc Of the most
frequently mentioned men In the
world He still lives. but mas been an
exile from his country since issa
Eight hundred Hungsrians made a
pilgrimage TO Turin o. do homage 20
him on july 7. They had = grand
banquet at which kessuth. nov aged
81. made speech an hour and y half
long. marked with the same great
rhetorical powers that distinguished
him of old lie stu moarns the dual
government ot the Austrian empire
and the rule OF the ltapshures. and
declared that he could moi return a.
his native country se long A. IL formed
part Of the government III Austria.
lie il writing his memoirs. though hr
he 10 So apt 90 drop into rvverses ON
past times that the work gees on very
stoWis
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THE NEW DRY DOCK.
70 Ne Finished Seen After hhr SAW
MILL starts.

The work of ballding the dry lioek All
shirysri on the water front. son,k iista{ee
south of che coal bunkers. hts zen
steadily pushed iorwssi. slthougAth/1ack
III lumber has caused seme delay
The incline II the dry dock IL to nc hu,
ishesi within one month. ana the large saw.
mill OF .he company Is To be Ia rtaniag
order within two weeks. Its capacity il 10 Il.
ss. 90 fcet per DAY. The early eosnpiefsoa
OF the min insnreS the speedy anishtag 81
oil the cotapany's baiiiing work, rs its en-.
tire production VII nrs. be used for The
dry dock
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~ o6Gle Innd ol6er "Wednesday re-
l11 - puoemp<zoa. homessssd assd
6u11y pooenb ffxm she gsaessi lad
- 4No1o1ie~fng eiscus0, tus< israed,
y0o Dmoeua in1sxusf
DEHAxYuEnT o. tine !srEzEoxsS
r. GexgnAk LAND 0Syffk-
sss WAxntEcTax. Jaly 81
z - 1onn NJ. xabSe, 9eeeefnsy q tns IN
~. / 1--we - h0etT neseu1sn ~
- vuuS 3nfofDa<tfyn the nurlbsy q
- zrSuod " tbs once from yasss J.
RI 1M1r !. ~. - t1sa ds0srsnt s<ases
- m{tf10x9r1. ~ saesl pums<1 being
4v u nvHynex ~ LIE pr werk nd
/ -. This Eeonlf pfe<Frss Esagxea
- oyoF any f<qual Sfurxh u ussh
4 Dlo. md IL has been receives WIN
nn11Glsee1on-
80 vissrnre n stating ttas Tie potter
q - peeoene administration fnisy ~.
Gd - ne b you< upon Hy assuming
" Nuf1Go a tasis dice, 81 prom ~ sa1 IN
S111(fo eHnnufna1tpns u tse claims 81 ST
- Unoa fhe pats1e domain N<fsi -
0zf9ux n fnH law r. f,ssfsg fA5shfzss5
113ol CT, and shall ~ eonstnsea as
"a ngUun1Y = the limited forcS allowed ssae
~ ~ vii permit
= cGn6defssiy expect thsf frcrs ard af'sr
- 11uG q August the ss<5& 81 petsss's 80
T. ~ Iem than loo daily, ~ vhscn Tsse /.
- e1saII H. abse. during tie fsFessas
So, % bffnx sp ths entire eorf q To-
$3.50. now mach AelAJed- - sfas afss ~
Jenn6ry, $50. Very Fcspeessis,is.
4ct3ssg COMM ssaorEf.
e4sxxrs IssrED rson yrfE ~ ssbf %
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Notice II hereby given that the annual
assessment roll of the city OF seattle for The
year iSsg has been r-tnrnesi by The assessor
OF King county, and is DOW on file ia my
Office. And further notice Is hereby given
that said assessment roll viii be open 10
public inspection at the city clerks Office.
IN the city hall, corner Fifth aud Yxslsr
avenue, during business hours of each day
until the revision thereof aas equalization
of taxes thereon bs the eomnon council
shall he completed. That MONDAY.
AUGUST Il, 1ssa. 81 : O'Clock p. m., Is the
time fixed Tor the revision al said assess
ment roll and equalization of taxes
thereon by the council, aud meeting of
the council viii be held for that putsose,
al said time, in The council chamber,
which meeting Win be continued hy sd
!ournnpntS Of necessary from DAY 10 day
until said business shall be flushed
{. W. FEgkIs. City CLERK
Dated Aug. &, 1850
FIRST publication aug. :. 1850.
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OFFICE or THE csTCtu1 81
OF THE cry 0 IT,
-. sl.r.. a. ~ 70

bfftCE OF THE -tiI%k{4l ~
or THE cry o9nf1(
sEaTTLE, W. Al
Notice is hereby giyenp NJ =
property benefited by ordhneo
entitled. An ordinanceO - =
ltsh and extend rrospe1oy4oQ
city of Seattle. extensiis ffsM
line OF ash street. in the fyof
the center line of Box seet, o.
vide for the eondemnafic ot M
necessary therefor" Ia. they ~
properly owners, are hebg Nf4n
appoint one person 10 s Win eWQ "a
persons tone OF whom ito ~
5y the owners OF proper co.,
said ordinance No. ~, ~ -
mayor of said city of sdtifl, n
ms and assessing danxee -
within and for the ASSESSMENT 4N
seribegi and establishesty eecele9 r. 49,.
said ordinance No. - - - ~.
with the provisions OF s<k5on ~ q 1870
of the Legislature of the tTSisosy g. .s|
iagton, entitled, 'sAn re- ~ Myf
amend the charter OF "a city q VI -.
approved February 4, -. 1911
pointnent is 10 be mae 3n 49, -
flief with the city clerk i he c4 -
attic on or before the i6t day g Z, ~
A. u. lsSe. g. W. FExIs, CIV
First publication of tbs lsoeee 2 a g
Aug g. lNS4 -
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Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastera nv,
DAILY Excrrr SUNDAY.
TIME TABLE.

DAILY ExcKPr SUNDAY.
FOR Snoquasmie aud wsy points, leave
$50 a. m. arrive ;i5 p. IN. For Gilman and
wsy points, leave $40 q. m, 1910 n M. .
arrive ii 10 .. nj, 4.i5 9. IN For SnohomIsb
aud way points. leave $40 IA. IA. AS n
m arrive $50 a. m. 4:ls y m. sFor law.
" tsninq,on, RayennG PARK and suburban.
points, leave = 40 a fn., i:iS n. M. arrive
80 q. M $50 p. m. For Edgewnse-, Fre.
mont and suburban points, leave s 10 4. m.
y. - a. m, l:so m. 6:25 D. m arrive.
e'a9 a. m, IL so a. In.: $50 p. NJ. IT'S ,. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR snoquaimie aud way points. giving
. hours at the falls. leave 40 a M ara "
.;u, p. M. For Snohomish aud wav toin,s
NV - p "a arrive 1905 m. sFor Lake
W Washington kAsenna Park aud s1bu~ss,s
POINTS, leave lois am. las D. m: arrive
~ - =, m. $50 2. n. For Eigewafer. FIRE.
ln9i.t sId suburban points, leave Is .. n. /:
arrive Ti5 p. M. = ~ :
',''ii iiect with steamer az Union Bay or
esleF Tor hoaghton sad Kirkland
=. W. RIFF Gen. pass AIT
-. ". 2. H0LBROok. Manage.
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~ a&AA NsNs@
A great elsy Is fortunate when il has
room to spread osst into accessible
rural districts. Chicago and phslaael.
phia are favored IN these RESPECTS and
also In the related fast that the mass
of the ps<sple own their osa houses,
especially in thu Eastern CITY. There
ought "a Il room la this e3aatTy Tor
al without much crowtsng.
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Columbia Street ImprSvon1
0FgfcE OF fng CTR Cln1x
Dp rsfr cry f1p SkxIILU1

or rHE clrYoF Sxxfst4
SEATTLE. W. :, Aug 4 5z!z
Notice is hereby xisent0 ~ ~.
property condemned II oeol "A p
/, las, entitled, IAN ortiranee -
tend and establish pubic ae1.1
lug from point where the e0~Nll s...s3
line of Columbia street, In tne 49,
attic. intersects the eastmnfgi1aA 4
West street. 10 the westerly clty ~ -
10 provide for the eondemnoft04
erty necessary therefor. thai
said property owners. an hertez
TO appoint one per4on 10 -
other persons Zone 10 b app0!n1
owners Of property benefited
vision Of SAID ordinances NO. ~
Is 10 be appointed b the mayo!
Of Seattiel in apfsrsisipg en
damages and benefits withil
assessment district descrt1
ished by section OF said
LIS. ia accordance with
section l0i 81 All act Of To
territory OF washIngsol1
revise aud amend tho4
of Seattle. approved [(
said appointment -
and Tiled with the ef4(
seattle on or bef1fe ti,1
A. u. 1889. e. NJ.
First publication Of
= ls~9
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Ch~ap Italian n.sa.r,.

The Italian BARRIERS arc erowdiug
out thrtf German rivals in several
quarters in Nss fofk city. The rsA-
JeFliy " the Italians have sstahgishss
sow Seas@ - FrtcgS tea oest<. ~
even nickel sor shaving. and fsteen
az tSeaty ergst< for halr-cat1sng SEINE
80 theui arr expert Operators. hsxiaz
learned their trade Ia italy. eps Others
have takeG ap the business without
any training 10 sAs performances og rs
Gvlsrsse aass~S
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FTFaFI
Up to the close of lsss the trustees
reported the number buried in Green
wood cemetery rs 2is.iTs. Ii is well
designated as ''tity Of the Dead. :"
About $500 have been added To the
above number during the last six
months
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EAzs = tss< ssasaz at gAe ssss p hSn sAs
Fte. sssi4 ~ss4ks er~ssx Sal esvsss NssA ska
ht13s sa3 essszs eSexE<sz- sssss y Sta hsssss
&s.a esess s-F~ssssf ssazaEssx taa esS a.
ssssxx&sf preserved ~ sA3 tNssszgat sr.
f$sEals.sss ~ sse ards ssases ae- ii Fmha-ss
saSe t1s s6sn @Asz Il teMvx@ ne grsasy ~zr
ssse .as sk1a aE<arks 81 SEQ - :.
asa ! AeaEaes nzuxga
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Steamship Idaho

Win leave Seattle 10 a. m June 6. j. aud 80
for Puget sound and British Columbia
ports, and at II p. N. june 10, y, and Jaly
6 for Portland. Oregon calling at Port
Townsend, Port Angeles, Victoria and As
toria with freight and passengers.
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UNION TICKET OFFICE.

Tickets TO al points via Union Pacific,
Oregon Short Line Canadian Pacific and
Northern Pacific. Gnly Office in Seattle
selling via all the through lines
l. HARnlNf,
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These are shFee rsrticiples OF English
grammar They are also the three saccss
siye conditions undergone every DAY.
every other day. "a every tairi day. by The
unhappy wretch heesllcss enough Ia allow
fever sud agae g. fss'en its clutch apoa
hiHs. No need of it~noue Hosfetter's
stomach Bitter> VIII ana ices preserve
thgssc vito use il from every type 81 msis-
rial disease. whether intcVni;teHr az
bilious renittent. Tor neatly thirty ;iye
YsaFs Il has BEEN a professionally recog-
"a sesi sE~eciHc fer sad preventive 80 these
tenacious TasiaiiSe<. rot only 90 oar own
sosi. eut IN tropical and sIustogizi lands
where the scourge - preVsicnt AZ sai YEA
suns and sn is waTst fuFsaS As.iNUsness
dfNts's ssls- FeeHts sftssa. Kidney complaint.
I3sFxHaSusSS asl1 debility src assa ailments
g. the coiE ps&ss' ussnaysl ~ which The BIT.
teFS i1ng sinsv demonstrated It's sasssaSry
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StFHafE OF TH
- Tas CfFX
rzt~ffY =


- Tas CfIX
r1fIK.
NOTES Is h&rSby q
pfotsTfy EahesSfsed 4
euEzElets ssAA o.. ia
frvva : eyisff nbeN
ssrN 81 sseS<lEnbia 1l :
NasssSes 5sstrfsecss ~
q Ha @fsHEf, TO HE -
*tssI IS 5ssoshie II - - = - !
yftszsTss sz<pssSasy r. -. =. w.
Re e=sat tfepers3 go L. 'z.'< -
t6zsfres4 - ~ 5,cins t1ss ~ ~ r.
$50 1tAss favsnssA bf Wbo ss~ u
sssE.a nsee by 10 - q psV RI
desskae<s ns said oft1 atrs -
ssxss IS M mayor d said efQ 9. ~. !,
ID apfxassinz and assessing de
benefits 1ifhia nod fsr the -, -. 49,
srsez esAfin bed and establishes -
@ss az sid ordinance No. IN RI
G4afe wsfh the provision 81 ~ tssllSs..,1
~ aeS uf the legislature u the ..s<
VI aahfE gton. entitled .An -
and esaeud the charter u
SeA<zH approved February Z ~ r
APPEL 5 fsaent il 10 &c made N
hid with the city clerk o.
He4kfle oa or before the ls<n 9
kD. lss9. c. ". tbn
FIRST publication d thh y
&Pkt Is. "A
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Prospect Avenue ~

RfftNE VT AnE Vii IN k1.f7 :15I1
or THE CRY OF SEA1II q
SEATTLE. y. Ii
Notice Is hereby glyfn ID ~
property condemned BY OIL
l,iea, entitled AN Ordnance
tab,l~h aud extend pru9srf ays1
city of Seattle. extendiuR I'm
line OF Ash street. in tue elky u
the center line Of Box sfQct -
vide for the eoUGemnasisu NJ
necessary therefor. that MI
property -owEers. are hsrtlf
appoint enc peison to act va
persons Zone ia be appointed u
90 props Fty benefited by the n
said ordinance No. 1,i6a, and >1|
pointed by the mayor of said
tiel in apprsisiag aud asseSeil
and behen within and for tha
district, described aud estabIl<
ton I of said ordinance No.
cor,saDee with the provisions r.
OF an act Of the Legislature Of ~
% Washington. eatttled. e.
wise aud amend the charter M
Seattle, approved February ~
appointment n 20 be made ifv1Iu
filed with the city clerk OF ecjW
attic ON cor before the 18th tyo
AID aS,9 G.. W. FEgRi{<1f1
First publication Of this niee. IT,
August 8. lsSa. X:
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PACIFIC coAsr STEAMSHIP co,

Dispatch steamers from Seattle As follows:
For san Francisco, via Port Townsend
and Victoria. AT 500 p. N passengers re-
eeivcd on board az 500 p. ~ on Aug. 1. 6.
II. Is, II. -. 81, and every Eve days there
after.
For Alaska. AT . a. m. July 2. II, Il, =.
August l, ii. i6. u, September 10 and Is.
From san Francisco, for Victoria gad
Puget sound ports: ATS g. M, Aug. s.
Is, IS. q, Is, sfasi every FIVE days thereafter.
Tickets may be eb,aineo at the Office
of the company at 1.-The RUSSELL
GooDAI-L. PERKINS * CO, Gent Agts.
No 10 Market street. San francisco. Cal.
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W. S & 7. co.


steamers viii leave Yesaer's dock for Sc
ATTLE-P0KT TOWNSEND ROUTE, carry
tng the e. 8 mails Steamer EDITH leaves
seattle every day. except saturday, al 1880
.. m: arrives At PORT Townsend at 8 n N
Returning, ieaves Port Townsend al a. III !;
arrives NJ Seattle ST 3 r. L.
sEATTLE-WHATCOM ROUTE Beat
every day Steamer WASHINGTON sgolng
direef} ieayss Seattle at p. M, SUNDAY -,
Tuesdays a.d Thursdays arrives 81 WHIST
com at 10 am. the next day. Returning,
leaves Nhatcum ab7 p. N Mondays. We'd
nesiays and Fridays. arrives st seattle tx 10
q IT, next day.
Steamer W. K. MERWIN. touching at
LACOSSEK. leaves Seattle AZ , p. N Mon
DAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays: arrives at
Whafeom L M next day; returning, leaves
Mhateom 81 p. m. Tuesdays aud Thg-S
days. Sundays at O. m: arrives II Seat
tie 10 a. IA next day: Sundays. p. IN.
NEW WESTMINSTER AND BLAINE
ROUTE - Steamer EIsxa Anderson VIII
leave Yesler's dock for Blaine, via What
CON, Mondays al p. m For New West
minister and Roche Harbor Wednesdays
At 10 p. IN.
GEO. S. JACOBS, Secretary,
ID. g. JACKSON. President
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Notice.

To the stockholders OF the Home Fire
Insurance Company of seattle:
Whereas, IL is desired 10 increase the can
ital stock of the Herne Fire Insurance
Company Of seattle, therefore the under.
signed, being majority of the trustees OF
said company. hereby call a meeting Of
The stockholders al said company 10 be
held on Monday, the 18th day of August.
isss. at the hour OF : o'clock, ia the after
moot al said dag, at the couapaay's Office
In the city OF seattle. for the purpose OF
considering proposition Of the SAID
board Of trustees duly adopted a. a meet
Ing 81 said board, held june ". lssg. for
the increase OF the capital stock of said
company from the sam 81 one hundred
thousand dollars TO the sum Of Two humid
red and atty Thousand dollars.
joss +. How.
BAtIgy GkT9ERr.
II. G., STRUyg,
u. d. BALLARD
A. Il. -TEwAnr.
jacob FuRTH,
THOMAS r. MINOR
seattle, ". T., jane -. 1sss Trustees.
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Teachers Examination

DESssELAER POLYTECHNIC IN
INSTITUTE, Troy. n Y. The Oldest
school Of Engineering In the UaiIei States.
Next term begins September -. The Reg
lister for isss. contains list ef graduates for
81 years. with their positions: also course
Of study. requirements for admission, ex
penses, etc. Candidates living at dis
lance NAV be examined ar their homes.
Address DAVID VI GREENE, Director.
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@. R. & N. co.

STEAM HRS
Win leave Seattle daily, except Sunday,
touching at all intermediate points.
For Taeoma--AiI 80 a. III, , p. IA. and 4
y. IN.
For VietorEa--At e:i5 a. II.
For Olympia-Af , p. n.
For Tacoma. SUEDAIS-At 100 a. m.
and d. M
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U. S. Mail Steamer Hassalo.

l.. >. Hail Steamer HaSSai0.
Leaves Seattle for whatcon and all way
landings Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fri.
days st Ii r. IN. Arrives at Whatcom Tues
days. Thursdays and saturdays g; p. m.
Returning. leaves Whatcom Sundays,
Tuesdays and Thursdays at $50 p. Ii. Ar
rives a. seattle Mondays. Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS "A. 2 n m
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