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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-11

fssIt.s -
!. ss.s.... a - 81. - -
sS..ul.. -. - = !.
'
Is IL
81
80 - = r.
80, i. -. Il - 4 i
- i. -. !. i Il
-. 80. -, :. - 80. go.
20 -. -, u -. 4. = ss.-,..,,,s,.
Z 49, - - = -. $500 ti,at ,lsis
8 -. .s.s.,... - s.,aorreesIy -
!. 3. 1 -. 4 -. ..,slw ts,e hasee
-. 81. ,......., a.,a 80 fhe saras,,I
= -. ! ,.s.s, y, -. s,laaea I'll,
- -. 1890 ena il. oflsness
-. -. q, f.i.~ ,,..uexnr. ia
.'.,,... a -. 600, l,aa given
y. $500 .ssse.,.sl,,1, On
-. = ~. 80, - vl.ssl. AHA
.. ,..ss /. j, i.sl.a
II In f7sas.a Arsns f.osts 1t Rssahlyn
Sc. !. - Vol "a I.ala Id the latter
81 - 1 ,,.s,,. - II lie sneakers re-
ss,...s &. - ,,s,r.Ian iesss.
..s 4, $500. t..rs,a and rt,.,ssssfy
s,sss. 80 ia .,,nuose.l set ii ,slsss.s,,
. f..s.,.l Arnsv ha.ies sspeaa ..as breast
S = II. !. !. s,,fs..ssr.ss Nom shs kfns.
Il. ~ 49, - s.sgss.apefs
=. ...,.,,,,.,.l,,., g. ssrs,..i Ar..as ..,e.,
!. 1 s,,ia,,. @n,.saessa ti,fir yisKs ae.
4, =. sl..a, Il Ialas ..,,e,,assaal,le ana
....s,,. 4. las, aiiva cha SIN.
! ..,..a... - $500
- =. .,..........,. :. .1.a fs,.,,s
=. - 80, $. -. $ .,ss
-. S. 80 -. 80.
8. n. -. =. ...s.s
,''.. 80. -. = = -. -.
. !. !. : u = -. !. - - - -.
!. s = 80. =. = -. 81, -,
- .'.'s,ss. - as3 49, 80 80
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Meeting of Stockholders.

Notice OF meeting OF stock AoIdsrs for In.
cseaxsng capital stock Of SEATTLE Dry Iuck
aud ship Baf!ding COMPANY,
Not.nE ID aere6y given ~ the under
signed. n tsatosdty ct the trustees of said
company 70 the stock holdess tAeseof. that
sne1tfnE ct said stock holders viii DO held
af shs osacs OF said company at he eon-
r&ny'R wagks a. tne foot of Chasaa street
In tie city Of seattle, coauty of King. Ter.
Eftory OF Washington Thnesxlay.the s0sh
day OF Hay. lsS9, ~ , O'clock In re after
noon Tor the pRFp0aa OF increasing the
capital stsck at said company 20 rho sam
oi three hundred thousand doal9rz gao0..
ana to BE- itvssaee inso three thoassna fNa06l
shares Of the par yaina Of enc hundred
dollars f<ioea per share. Al the Ssoekhoii.
ere sEc requested TO attend.
d. E. nTEIE.
PETER MORAN Trustees.
GEO. KELLY
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&I III s.
Il tn d u
60. -.
- 4 j 3 80 n
= 4 III IL VI
D - q - Il n
- 4 ~ n
g = - E
rrg1as n n & T5r sTsST 3 =
ssssfss A. - s.ss ss 81 -
- 80 - - 8 -
Sss@s = 49, 800 - a - =
49,. - - = - - i - 3
ssssSsM- ssSaxas5gR 81 sssses ~ &sassk ssseMA
-. 80 z :. = 80 8. s-ss - -
- -. q =. - 49, : = - = . -
- -. -. -. -. - . e
ssrsss. lsS9esseeT eissas. s.e-ss
.s 4 = !. - = 49, : = =
u. - 9 !. y - -.
= - 80 49, s go
q J - 80 =.
49,. E go - - - s.
!. - - - - n !. 40
- - - . . : 1.sssss.
= - e -
YsaR 4As.E-sAN MIL PLANT. IN
III &&&A4EN &AsEE& MILL ANK xs8x&&GE fss>
kaFSsassess asssvgss rsassesgs Is Anx -. seas.
1 ~
10 - 49, &1sAss1 e -
y - 9 asseai 81 MEsF ra0SM 80 S1ess
= $50 as. q ~. tsssass.sas asaeAEtsas
gAszaiaa@ - = g sss tssEAsas -
-.
sS9k ~ @A-.Ssss ALa. sIEskA gF 49,
/ ~ ssIsSs an9 ssnfa l1x nassh ssesssa aasss-
&%%@hK Of s&&$sNN Al %Efaf& xS$%
! fars, LssAs3s-a ioeAfs1ns sf-af6sE -
49, iA Al pasaa q tie EssE. ~ L. Asnk2 .
Saas. LsxI5 9FsEss street.
l w-sfAp - at 4 arNAT nArnaYw
ssssssfw s,ssas 81 .rsss Ianes 80 fsss-
rravssseEss. ssseiTs msies from saaaae.
-. =.
KS stlA - sk---AN kAaiAK AND BOILER
szatkhEe fas brick ard - ahtaEla fMta.
1875 eEEaSp axaes axpssa sgxasr. Address
] -s:ssesn $50 ! q s,s.rss--s .rsr
- - ~ - "a 49, - -
q 49, ssssss - = - -
- ,---
II -. 3. 4. = y - Z - -
80 - 49, ~ - - - Aass =
- 2 - =
ss1sssssss lasa$ss $50 - q e. s'assAs9
$50.
| Igsk1R SAL - II ExE1
rnnasg ksss8 1ns& aasskFx8 sassh4
srnatsskE Afnfs - mfWr ssslssne.
GIFT SuT1xsHM
s. n
4 1t i. - s : 8
49, sK&Aa A0ske3 III herSeN E1Yeaa
skn assek M 8Nfz saF the gfastME u Axa@ /
s8tses ssnsh Der9s street % Pike ssrset, and
eaalxsr Esss5nzK sidewalk Gu b8ta aides
fsaaesafs us been fasea with Fhs under
ssNunA clerk Ut the city eff Seattle and fHr-
80 = ss.ss - s.tc Tassaesss, ~ f,, ~.
80 - 80 lsrf n shss sss assfl s,ssa sFfii
ssr,sIn ss.ss - ts,sT.rss.s, as.sfii Frassav
$50 sSsss ~ I es,rTsssE I, '. As fsssf
ii 80 fesgs.v ss,r sves sesnsS sg
~, sssssh ess@a~s,assrst nav assssiS Il ffse
800, ,ssse spsnsJ ~ satf s.strs "A have ti1e
- - $500 an sss.g Isensa fSsn n
sss.ls J. = 81 thar .s.y.si snhsr il,
s,sss sssfs hslT q IN FEpR1gp eIerk
f,sss. hi ers4 x,..hassa4s,,s,' Mav IN 5sse
A haAssMEAT ROLL - TEMPERANCE
Ia street. gra1s. hotsee ~ nereoy Ksvsa
that tha assessment Es sog tne graatnx OF
Temperance street., from Mercer street %
Bradley street. kzd constructing side
walk On hUth sadea thereof, has been eled
with the mnderssgned clerk ct the city OF
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NPEf,YAT. NfnTIfE

N0TlGk 10 HEREBY 1IYRN TO WHOM
IN II may concern. that viii not hold
tiai OF labor furnished Tor putting mp
buildings ca block Ia, Msynard's addition,
city of seattle, nor viii kny Of tho ether
owners. THOMAS CLANCY.
SEATTLE Mmr&
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set1Ee II hereby given tAa& n the elee-
Tam 20 be held IA tAas Territory On the Ira
dAT ct Nay, A. n. fsss, for the pusptxe OF
efecan@ aeaeEascx 30 the constitutional
rasnneuEsoa, 70 sc held IN 0fYna MIA. M. r,
lac following suessi0m will G Submitted
% sse vsst<Fs Of King county, To wit
:. AL TIE con- EaEss3GneFx Ut Kan9 cuxrsY
Fsfxssss an Indebtedness not 70 exes.ed tvs
haadrea i1anssnd dollars Fa1ae Gkul for tbs
gssrrvs-ss. q bmfIatnx q county essasf4hessse
And ri fcr sss1 sannSy; sxGE fndesae1nesE
70 b. exnsaed - Pc issuance ct ccansY
hesasas fssf saf8 ex.s.sa a ard rayahs9 Atsee
tsSnty e1n1 Years Az nek aaisF fasn tksEfy
1n -. sss =. -. ssss ssaae aY1 ve.s
eaeaAnmass-- Yes Al efsE'ssses 20 tase
asssze Will esssss ssxssa - aaaEsa No. y
- osaaE &c sAss 1919 e s. ssssssty e.s aHisF
sssY. No ssss d ~ HxsNRE YT
skkaFg Assl sssss ~ . 60 ni2sk u snsss
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49,
III - ~ &s IS n x -
Is -
q 81 49, 80 4
- : - I: - -.
~ ssarr .
Esssss as.sSr sssssssSs
-. -
9sT sss: j - - ,.. -
8sA ssssae III "a. ~ fessst sszgsss
.-ss.---z-- ----------
- 8 - a : 3 Z -
- 49, - - e : =. -
ssssss - = - 8 J. S
- s sgs - 4 sss
~ - -
& - =. - 1-s.-.
Ex8% &E EA~SSsa% Es&M1M I'm fAE93E
N Mss ssNaa9sa essSss c. F1gsss GfxaeE
Etssszsaa ~ Ernsse
M~ssa sssswr TssT & = sTss.s-s1n
- - q 3. -. = - -
!. - - ssaasn - taz9
- - 8 s. q 49, - I So 3
1sNsR RESTING NE& E1RnAET
serves n n gssseses So sesg rFesaenee
asasssts ssse Ter = ssfax sts'Es sid kss aEAsF
w = 49, g 20 49, kssp .
&NE&&Ns< ssKESEA3sF& k7&HEs AsES&&%
49, -. - e = assesa' atssaas
I.*aa k&ssaF' sskEssE ERtsIA If1ANT Id
tbs city Aasssss sGs aAfH. M Il, Hal,
I ~ sAnaHs ssseaA
1919 rssx~ 8 sssssssssss srs !. = -
$3.50 .esss- - -
ansaass ID 81 fabfsgs ii 1 prscsaezax phy.
sseIsa a1gYs FsfesRmeas KeQwasaEk. Il r.
~ stssaas Sesasstis ard 5Sasss@
s.@.sssTs -ss-s 8 go
:. = - 49, s. = -
fs.,s.ss - ~ = AssAsAa 80
ssSa 60 1-.~s = II d r fas1slstazD Ektlsssk.
asFassSaEN FOG t3se. " 7. Hall. -
: ssezssA sssss8
lssslg asssT = IN HsYy sTHKR az.
IL va snsan: gssfullsra ~ s9le. ~.
lSAsa. - James 14Feef.
1 rsss@9 ssrgT = ssfT@rsI7y ETTraTsTT 4 3
-. -. ss -. - - 80.
fsses IN yrssmss hssass. essemp, einse I'd
1 FTeas ssggak ceNss. Apasy 10 ITS Wall st.
sg-1gsss mfsss9s ~ s e 8 sesaass
80. = - sss. - ss ss...s
/ afve4a. between Cherry 1asa 1asEes.
skES Il ssf & 4 i b d I, IL q : Il &c u 81
1 IL $500 ,ss.sws sss,.ssgsess Rsss.a~ - 80
fuasifa sssset.
( NrF1p BNsTy S 1870 pS1Wx r = r. I.
/ II .srsfsess 80 s@w@xseh sssssS2 d 1900 -
/ pa, 800 81 -. s,ssss
| 90; !. ] s.. q. 4 Ii q
IN . ] !. -
kaaA1sA EeMs ~ e s. - $3.50 -
ssa ~ = 81 ssasssl
III mxSsN rSss - y. - ~ - =.
H<isa - s. = 4tAs'4
49,. ] = -
n 49, sass.k 49, III TT ISAYT BOARD
aRsl s 81 s,ssss 49,,
~ y ~ IN tA'~s
No =. ssss 49,. : Z ------
VI sassss .,rs.s
r-,re
49, kANA~-SE AIs ALAtsKaAII tAh
lsnts HasEiy sarsaaAae1 pssAsAsS rsQaEas.
Ftk. ntselasn only L423 fftsh ssFees. near
Yss1yR REM. LARGE, AIRY AND WILL
HI nxhteG oAseas. In suite or skARfe. To-
Sether With two stores or real estate Of
bees. tns lister tAEn Asxt@ teek VIII al
EA0agTn HoaveHlenHe&8 gkss VISUAL stess
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Yer laFgs Z mssi aneaasa-


1Sssfs gasg. 1hsk Or the other shonad
snss s. s4pghsn" eazaeshtng shall hagspen
Ne xAI In TIE fats OF fe-dar.
a notwithstanding and Railroad
aueer.
Eymaot frcns ~ Posr- IsrELxaaEsrgn ct
lass san3syas aRsk
aTas gTawfh hf &&tsiess rasRnfaekaxiag
SasiuNsaes Ii EsMset ef no hstle tnf;agesk
fo fNIs eisy. Rad 81 Inspection oil SalmGn
RAv. 10 laG&Eanka ESasaa. and the whole
az re Anxv center tsnaigneEs thereto will
vel rSesAy i visit. y Some new en-
serrrsF Gr esaar IL s0assGna1ly developing
ID tkas sertfess. and indeed there ara a.
reasfF nneaa 10 izanes 90 aoyes In the sac-
tories ssasa workx ssxfQsnaing hAtman bAy
IN skseaaanaa keegtss q R GO church 10 10
der wxg m aEaI ts1ss &ktdcs 1T Paiasine Ii
&zpssfA with Gsoa sesziols Anassx
% SIC MI and ustsRs lscnsnp sxaezats III
/ 4 ia fzNisln Qzxnauat Hene
esss 81 81 u u ri III n itsaa lii azlsiE-
ti0aA 5s8Ee been soli daring fse psss Nee&
81 aesf aa8& ieF the erecfiou, IS 6fssse. 0f IL
uas.zy hneses. These saess sne6k 1as hems~
M re e1ee.fssE hne ard tie u
llns hcks N A issls
: 80 a%A@&
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CoVTR1CTORs AND RVTTDFRs.

GAN FRANGisCO BRIDGE Co, BUILD
- ers Of bridges, wharfs, docks, aad pile
driving for foundations and piers; plays
furnished On application. Rooms 80 and
90. YeSler beck
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Q. R. &N. Union Ticket Office.

Tickets to all points via Union Pacific,
Oregon Short Lfnes Canadian eaeiiie. and
Northern Pacific. Only oface In Seattle
selling via all the through lines.
II II. HARDING, Agent,
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WEST SEATTLE FERRY

GTEAMER CITY OF SEATTLE WILL
y ieavs ferry slip, foot OF Main street, =
attic, every two hours: ESQ, $50. 1880 4.
m. 1880. 80, 100 p. m. Returning, leaves
West Seattle: 7:a0, 10, IN q. m; !, 4. B:lo
p. m. NJ. & BATES. Manager.
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Tbs psgs In ths ssF hare 90 d.
On she Ia.fasaz zsse. -
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Lots On paiasfno Hill addition,
60xf t0feets 60 eIGo.
GENERAL iSEEaS.
t3S ACRE sdtosning tbs Rk1laoAp
IsANDs et knITH' Cow. q very important
addition ~ the CITY OF Seattle, TO he sold
Id balk, Ar uEGar the price ut which the
adi0sninH lands are otfere1. Very easy
terms AEars cAaacs.
HOUSE cf Sever Rooms, with
beRRtifai fld-eahe lsshed EaEttesa-
Jackssa and Rainier SITS. spien-
did lots arkhe aoFner opposite the white
fsEee
Raautfulacts and blocks overlook
Ing Lake Washington; also 81 Lake Union.
OUR ES9 OF properties for sale
comprises HeRoIce and selected lots In
every qfsrser OF the city and
Ctar & CLATNORTfs,
zoTsf Front sc.
L II. GRIFFITH. &c KILBouRNE.
JAMES LEDDY.
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;FTERTFzRY SURGEONS.
I.1FDSCdPE G1RDENFRs.

E O. SCH NAfiERL, NAOMI HORT.
Lie cultural gardens, Naomi, Kiesap
county. w. T.-IAndEcare architecture
and engineering; Typographical Surveys,
maps, plans, specifications; the laying ont
Of parks, pEfyats grounds and cemeteries
according 10 modern methods
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Il - q ekzzss -
- AsxEY - u. lsaYsSgs
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3 - 49, ssaassfsss hsssssA
Inka MINOR i 71Asssssas IS. q. NTNTsE
1 - D. - + = NM@sss i u !. 50
/ hasssk. TsEs,s 80. - S.. ~
aeaAksEs rsMS1eEaaa. - ~. u. Drmsas
rsssaaneN So i.
skaNs. gEEfE, &c. n. TssRMEaI.Y sra
essa Is e. h 8. Co.. n<zssmx AnM3
A&K2eAs Ak@ eazsaxE pAg7sGaHM EEn NSsgE
- FasH&1e Diseases ssAEsAasv kszsaa
n1assM 80 seEE2eEnsAa naHafa. sss0aa8 II
80 $. $1,000 -
fIlRa EAGIEs1s 4 sMFTH g. 3. "a
- %sEssAa. .. H. g. - Easaaxss. A H.
haaeks Erans xElss Esx1a sskzz&m 2sreeas. EaAEss
q " 8 y ~ 2 ~ 4 n za..s - n IL. 1es-
sisA0ssR. Ma
FsAAL H0IzafKgHER. M "a. d.
l ~ Y&zsNs EakEss3msx snea O. na&~xa w3kA
aAsen e@zSnafAtAag1- AaorssS 81 AsaA % EHSon
1 &c. kgesas sssss*. sa3tEle. Ie1epho1s -
~. nd smreson. raan Z. Paslnaa
h0Mse. III FE0zaf street, 0Aee cpGz d.
sad night
EDk. j. THORNTON R0HM. Has or
4 - lies roam a, keeand Eoow, FToas, RESI-
s*s1rr Aafa Frarfa ssrsSs. neax R1kes vii
= sosa.1 = ss 4. : -. g q; M; -
ssrses. Paianaaa Haass. seassss. =.
80 !. T5s5SsT1T $780, = IN
sms~ass. = 49, .s~~ = - rss ~ssN
$50 sss- - II L.. -
81 49, - eseyssss
81
/ GsARAH KENnAII. g. d. aRAnrATE
81 hosseopAtAae csaaieges ssad from pssal-
- 1nssaa pssesses. ss -
- s 49,. % W0snAsss ctaaesxAa asaa ossasa
-. - - -
ffaKa WEED q rsnE nj a. MKgn. NJ
m &C., Il. nj rhYRIaaaps xns4
4 a9rzeT,S.s vgassya d yseeaes ss.r-y baork. or
lsaa faIFssassese "a. I. T1r xasssfs regfl3srcs
SO. is.
~ q. CASE. NJ. H.. ABDOMINAL. SUR
~. gssn a-.a g 11sesa.sz 1.eo.saa -.
q +. H0LaMES. nj. a., HYSaETAS AND
9s xusgean. Ones E9fomsaa hloeka Sec
Il 0fzf MHA ISf IA NssHEsBs n &C. k<sI2zks
xNsSH ID 30 4. - n IN j. 81 MI II 80 II II. -
q &R3FMA0fs$ Mtss &aNfstkitn. XNe8Hza are
4 ssztSf b&kssnen LIB til 40 AinsA
1x3spk7sAs III
- satIIA 81. 8 sIlsa.s q y
\ ss1ss 80 klaa
FtTszssf HFFSaeE Az ze3Ssa
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4AsA celestial ANessa6asy fYrstY Emr eeS
4 .z.sss.. $50 80 ssy. -.
sss asaA Ana west AgastsAsaa
{ Haula hear If LIE NsIspuss. Y4.4. rv.t.Ars
- ..,..s...a 81 i .
do VIII Ii, sra r6aiaty informed Il.
/ h,ya J. $500. -. a ~ -.
e''sssss BY y = = 80 tsess 49,
nee king Zach ts..fixefta - Is - t,ssss
-. 4 !. Il Il. ss g q
-. - :. -. -. : aa's1sae.
] 81 Nasfst Is $50 Fsas, aFs 10 iEtss
Z. 6 sa as.eI. s.. ss,s'l'' ~ =
Ti.a rsua 4. $500 49,. -
sn.r s.sa a. Il ,ssss.s. % g.
=. 81 ! -.
: -
s.
e. E ! { !. II {. 49,.
E 4 = : s. u ilsgss assa |
- ~ 8 i IA Nuasisga. !
= 81 4 !
S Iss,cs ct tbs |
IS ltfzz2S Il 1 es77 : fsz - W ri nanas,g,.
- Hssasss f1f nsee0d, and |
fugaaes- III seattle. /
.---s-:.-...::-.:s-.:-:-
s i s.ssaars. r,.tser sne naatss as Ikst |
III. Erf Eale, 10 lea azsa aslpattoAs I
Aassa viii n lassgEtad 1t the rate us = |
cents wesA f0k nssx iiassTs0ni cent q I
Wsifa ~ eAHh stlsses saiss ansesssen- FAy. |
a''''''s = = = - =. -
usrfss9.-Tha hssssaewn afsaea al the
poas- InxkILsuxnrsn ain hereafter be upen /
nnsM Il y. ~. Classified advertisements |
Will Ia received up IN this hoaT.
s.. ..,...,... -
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aaksIfs II Aessh e.sssa,e
lasalsassg TIE III.
Unleas O. a. CAT <.
A1ak& williamson.
1880 y $500
5 ~s-~~s-,~~.s4se-e-
NJ ~ jill Din asakO0a GIRL AZ
s.. g - " asssss
III ANTKfA.--A GIRL. TOR GENERAL /
SO go - sssts
M ANTEil+-N GIRL F0k GENERAL |
-. 49, :. a-.sa. asss :. =
VTAHTEn--A FIRST CLASS kIE8TAIR. ]
w agstsFS l9tfst I've able 10 giyp references,
OF viii lease rastan rant e. responsible par
VI: essdttatng hsss, etasnaeAiieGs ard eIe-
giant E MexkHK, fnyailnp.
- assYsss,, ..stsss.tss sgexr, =
-. q - sass 80 - htAfafe
=
~ As fFstt~~asQk - S1 70 A&AAS Otn
ta issta tkssaas sasi ca =. u aeafnnpfs
slna sszssta: Essss Wssssa = folas SIS ssfssaas
WI ANTED~~A coon TAILOR. Apply
Il George rint.s. rs9,ssss i, whtse nle,ak
49, No : = ssgs-Sse g71s,T - 80
W ~ - assup 1aAsa El9k 1HN,
Ta4lrsi asFaess
49, !. & q : ,ss .s1
~ h. -. sa15 y t = = Ml4H
- 80, Is 49, -. - LsspstssYsay
= a. - gEAx@s = $3.50 svssa&ss tksAs ssMsisa
/ sass.ss 's's ts'iss 'a''ats's'' AN as'a
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News and Notes.

The New York celebration, last week, dem- onstrated the possibility of masslng 10000 militia in that city within 15 hours.
 The Canadian statistician says that since lsl0 Canada has made greater progress in population relatively than tho United States
 Count Tolstoi, the great Russian novelist and reiormer, is dead.
 The arrest, last week, of five Jesuit priests in La Luz, Mexico, on the charge of stirring up sodition, caused a terrible riot. The jail was stormed by an immense mob and 25C rioters and 10 soldiers were killed.
 Consul General Waller, who retires from the post at London, given banquet by POO prom inent Englishmen.
 President Harrison appoints his brother Carter E. Harrison, to be United States Mar shall for the middle district of Tennessee.
 The consolidation of the Chicago steel mills has been effected the capital stock represent ing $25,O0O000.
 Secretary of State Blaine formally present cd the new British minister to tho President last Friday.
 Manufacturers of freight cars in the United States have discovered that the railways are violating tho custom laws by using freight cars which arc made in Canada and on which no duty has been paid. They are ostensibly intended tor international traffic, but thous ands are said to be used entirely in this coun trV.
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10
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Johnson Ward is making extensive re- pairs at the Baptist parsonage; new floor timber will be put in, new floors laid and other repairs made. The family of Rev Mir Roberts have moved upstairs until the lower part is finished. Charles Everett and Amos Candee are committed on repairs.
 Burr Tucker is painting Charles Can dee's house.
 E.L.Smith and his New Haven friends, who gave concert at the Congregations al church, Wednesday, were entertained by Mrs T. W. Turney.
 Mir and Mrs Zina Beard are in town.
 Thomas Turney has large new car riage house built by J. B. Ward.
 Mrs s. N. Osborne and Mrs Edwards furnished potted plants for Mir Smiths musical concert.
 German measles in a light form seem to be the rage in town.
 Mrs Mary Spencer sells home made cakes, cookies, etc., nice and fresh every Wednesday afternoon.
 Out of about 100 chickens, Ed. Gillett has about 30 left, thanks to the hawks.
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10
BRIDGEPORT.

II. II. Nettleton's 50 men are busily engaged putting the woodwork into the new schoolhouse; building fine block of three houses on South avenue for E. A. Hawley;a a cottage on Seeley and Cot tage streets, of original and ornate de- sign, for Mrs J. Hayes; a house on Clinton avenue for s. B. Wakeman :; three houses of two flats each on Pier pont street, East Bridgeport, for A. C.. Parker. Besides all this, MT Nettleton has shop on Kossuth street where he not only turns out mouldings and simi- lar work for his own use, but fills large orders from out of town. He is one of the busiest men in the city, but never too busy to say a pleasant word.
 Bridgeport's journalistic field is we'll filled at present, lacking only Sunday paper. This is to be supplied by the Sunday Item, whose first appearance will be made next Sunday. It will con- sist of eight seven-column pages, filled with local news, Associated Press re- ports, correspondence from neighboring towns and selected matter. There is undoubtedly a field in Bridgeport for a first class Sunday paper and the new venture should meet a hearty reception. A veranda has been placed on John Walkers Black Rock avenue house. About 75 new books, purchased mostly | by the proceeds of entertainments during the Winter, have been added to the Sun day school library of the West End church and were given out, Sunday, for the first time. Under Superintendent II H. Nettleton's judicious care, the school will doubtless increase it's already large membership and it's prosperity.
 Dr J. W. Dawson is now located at the corner of East Main and Maple streets He is well skilled and can answer any call for physician or surgeon. | The record race of the Bridgeport Wheel club, which began May 1,extends until November l. The first class in. cludes all who cover over 1900 miles while those making between 1000 and l lOUU WILL DC scCOIll CIdSS.
 F. s. Chartier's grocery on Park street was burned, Tuesday morning.
 Senator D. NJ. Read is chairman of tht committee on constructing the new jai in this city. Plans were examined ant the grounds looked over under Sherif Clarkson's guidance at this weeks meet ing.
 Druggist L. F. Curtis has purchased the Shelton property at Bulls Head fo $2O,OOO.
 Jacob Scheele, the New Canaan mur derer, has been granted new trial and though his crime was committed in un warranted resistance of law, he vii probably escape the gallows. F. T. BaTnum will move into his nev home, Marina, next week.
 ! A Post newsbOy named James Gilmor was injured internally and his arm brok : en, Monday. A heavy wagon, backin! against a platform, caught him.