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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-07-18
Mashiuoton Standard
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY is, 1890.
OLYMPIA, WASH.
Olympia's Needs.

The people of Olympia should re-
member that it is not residences and
stores and warehouses which make a
city. Railroads cannot build up or
maintain a thriving municipality.
Natural resources may exist and still
not cause a single pulsation of the
life-current that sends momentum,
and with it vigor and strength, to
every part of harmonious system.
There is something more needed than
conditions for business activity.
First there should be confidence
in the ability to accomplish given re-
suits This secures that harmony so
essential TO united effort. There
should be exerted that steadfast deter
mination, which alone insures speedy
and satisfactory results. There should
be Il diversity OF interest, to bring to
the front all those enter Uses which
serve as aids to each 9th T, under an
intelligent control which will keep
them from clashing and working each
others ruin. For instance, there
shoul1 be enough who engage in
building, to supply domiciles at rea-
sonable rates of rem tai, and no more.
All superaous effort should be directed
in other channels of usefulness.
There should he enough to engage in
each industrial pursuit to supply all
legitimate demand for each product Of
labor, and no more, for when competi-
ton goes beyond this some are crushed
and disheartened by defeat. There
should be enough stores in each de-
partment Of trade to supply existing
demand and do business on living
margin of profit. More than this
sends somebody to the wall. "The
laborer is worthy of his hire" applies in
An extended sense to all the avocations
OF life. To secure this 4 healthy state
of trade is essential.
How is this to be promoted ? Evil
IDENTIFY BY developing resources that
will extend the volume of business.
IL is by establishing useful manufac-
tories, by encouraging investments
that will give employment to labor,
and producing staples for home con-
sumption. thus stopping the leaks that
drain improvident communities of the
life-blood Of trade.
Olympia has enough Of doctors and
lawyers and divines; enough of real
estate operators, boomers and politi-
clans. She wants men who will in
vest capital for the development of
business that our railroad extension
has rendered possible. She wants
men with the energy and pluck and
enterprise to plan this mode of de-
vel6pment and direct the energies of
labor for its accomplishment.
D0not imagine that because some
body is making fair living by the
sale Of peanuts, that peanut stands
ars at premium, or that an un-
limited number can make ( fortune at
the same business. Do not form an
opinion from the mere fact that two
or three men keep out Of debt by the
sale Of arnica and pills, that the pro-
vefhiA profits on drugs will enable you
to live IN ease from another venture in
tho same field.
Olympia needs capital for judicious
investment; needs intelligence for d.
recting it, and the bone and sinew to
work out results; and wants less of
that wildcat" spirit which bulls and
bears real estate to line the pockets of
few unscrupplous operators.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-07-18

THUNDER AND LIGHTNING!- The
rapidity with which lightning does its
work is simply appalling. A Louisville
dispatch of the 10th says that farmer
in that vicinity was struck by the fluid
and that the current burned hole
through his head and glanced down
on his left arm, tearing the flesh from
the bones. It was done in a twink
ling, and the unfortunate victim could
have suffered no pain. His stomach
was frightfully mutilated and was
literally burned out, besides every
stitch Of clothing he wore was torn to
shreds, and his shoes were wre nched
from his charred and bloody feet.
During what was probably the same
storm, u house near Scottdale, Pa, was
struck and five men were instantly
killed. Several Others were injured,
at various other points by this wide
spread electrical disturbance.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-07-18
Contemplated Street Improvements.

TNO all whom It may concern and To tho
y owners Of property abutting unon
Main street. between Sixth street and
the south limit of the city, and 10 owners
OF property abutting upon Eastside street
between o1rth street and Union street, in
Inc !,s, Guy OF olympia. You will please take
dient to gravel Main street. from ski
street to the south limit of the CITY and
Eastslde street from Fourth street 10 I'm.
Ion street. at the expense OF the abnttinr
property. A survey. diagram and esti-
mate OF the cost thereof has been nra-
pared and is now on file in NV o,Hoo
ested therein. ''''or-
Dated June Doth, 1890. y
ROBT. MARI
Clerk Of the City OF Olympia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-07-18
SO Lots In College Heights
The msradnccp mAr Prices 20

Park Addition in southeast Olympia. Every lot
commands fine view Of city, bay and Olympic range.
Prices 1925 to $275. Terms easy
10 acres on Bgelows Hill, all cleared LOO dollars
per acre.
The Dewitte Farm, South Bay, containing $40
acres incl stock farm implements, etc., for SILL
900; one-half cash.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-07-18

THURsToN county has such an ef-
ficient and enthusiastic Superinten-
dent of Schools, that when he goes OH
his annual visit to the school marms
it is said he never knows when to stop
or where the limits of his jurisdiction
end. The other day he was found
over in Lewis county, gravely inspect
ing the modus operendi Of teaching
the young idea how to shoot" on
another Superintendent domains.
Whether the learned professor belongs
to that class of savants described by
Dean Swift, whose heads are above the
clouds, or he was irresistibly drawn
out of his orbit by attraction OF some
one of the heavenly bodies, we leave
others TO judge. It is our province
simply to state the facts in such cases.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-07-18

WArEa was turned on in. the new
reservoir built TO supply New York
City, Monday. The new aqueduct is
somewhat over 50 miles in length. In
round 6ssus, Il Nh cost '$as 600 900
before. eAtirely completed. About
163, Oo0 900 bricks have been used in
its construction The flowing capac-
ity Of the aqueduct is BIS, 600, 900
gallons day. When all is completed
tbs tstal storage capacity will be
oos7o0 100000 gallons. II has taken
about five years to build the aqueduct.
UnderuiaSh the Harlem river the
aquedutJ tskes a big dip. At this
point il = so7 feet below the mean
hiek vaasr marx.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-07-18

POSTAL TRIEGRAFH.s-A bill lately
introduced BY Senator Sawyer provides
that al postofices where the free DE-
livery exists shall be postal telegraph
stations J, The Postmaster General
shall coatraet With the telegraph COM
panies now IN ekistence for a period
OF ten years. The rate proposed for
the first twenty words pr less. count
ing the address and signature, between
postal statious IN the same State Iss
than 300 apart, lie Is cents; between
stations not less than 800 miles and
not in the same state, IS cents for the
first twenty words OF less. No rate
shall be greater than SO cents for
twenty words. go. zsf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-07-18

ONE hundred excursionists were
drowned On Lake Pepin, Mimi, last
Sunday, By the wrecking Of steamer,
the Sea Wing, while returning from
the camp grounds Of the Minnesota
National Guards.
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Work Wantc0.

Females
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TBlBrNE WILL nh XII
.LiNED ar THE UPTOWN Dfflt r.
til o .. m $50 broadway, between
Twcnty-scroud and rvcnty-third to- until
$ p. On. go Wr~t Twenty TIL ~. corner
E!ghth.sye lj@ s.Nth-nNc.i LOS Fourth
ave, corner Foprt,e Inst
RElGHr Young widow desire, position .i,'l,
ID Zoo Office: unghIy cNp'ri'nr,d anu
qualified ,AcellDut correspondent ana copy
III references. IL. BOX 10. 10 'th-et'.
ID OOKKFEPTNG.-By 70 young lady. age
ID II, position a. bookkeeping or similar
work writes business hand 9nd y 4ul,N
and correct ~ igurc,. Addr-' Nol'h I'"'
BOX .. Tribune once.
CASHIER OF OFFICE WORK 1917 a
v Young woman wit. Coon manu-
ai} moderate. AMERICAN, HoN H. IND
unr ONCE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T-Hv = -tcnoer~pher
Y and typrWritl-t lady hshh'f
r.ll tnind AMBITIOUS. Tribune
Dnro.
HAND.SEWfNG. emlroidorine and me
A nc,Glrwort wanted b} phhI7h ~ pi i
vino spraL- English and German. 'i' OF
sGdIcs. 80 col .mb.a ueigLts brooA'S".
- NoGnAnPEK and TYPEM XII hi''
- Young lady Wishes Po''''"''
1 .. 2iJ Fast l0Gth-.t
V'lpFWMrlE Cnll-rph opc,,at,o,,i 10
d9 copyins ana To- ~ 's .G Hdlrcss Miss
T.. II. Tribune Ol'cc.
VorNG LADY dosire- employment "f
Language. ,ddr,-- Miss y. g., IFS RIOS
n'ct--t.. BrooMyn. ILL.,
worse lady want. position o. 3 mFF,T EiT'
! iu an ofnrc. has experience. I've" -
80 East sOth--t.
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domestic 6ituations f0dnteo
Males

Males
WAITER or TSEFUL-MAN-By
w young Swede lately landed tho oughly
trained from home: well recommended anu
capable very intelligent and quick 10 learn
city OF country. Call at 23S ith-aVc.
w INTER- or TRAVELLING SERVANT.
w In hrst-class family: willing and
0lll-ing: good character address X. g.,
Tribune Uptown once. 23S Broadway.
NSTNTCUMAN.-Y Young man. +trctlv tom
w uofate WANT lob as night vrtchman
0r uorter. T.. WILL. ifJ Wost iO,h-st.
NIoUNG SWEDE. Il. willing, strong,
7 wishes situation Of any kind. can or
address 100 West 93d-st.
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Doaro n)anic0.

rv,wO GENTLEMEN wish two rooms with
meals In a frsr-cia~> hOu-e beiN cen 1tl
and SIN aVcs. and between BAN ana 1'th
81 A. A. C.. 81 West 23tn->t
W. ANTED in september. by ecntlcia,ath
w and wife. square or dlcoNe room. WIN
hoard. in refined family, ON high land be-
tween s5th and l05th sts, W., PtI-
sranent II satisfactory; best Of rIefenc,es
given and required AdGitss F. 80"
HrOadWay Y. Y.
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Eelu Udnte0.

Males.
A-A.-A.-WANTED.-YoIng man g., H., a
a r.suon-iblr position must have f-Vu
a.d GOOD reference state a4r -'I'. W'i' 70
ed ana full partruilf-. Go E". p" IND
unc once.
AGENTS WANTED in New or.. NoN,
y Jcrrer. Long Island Dria"nr" ara
tt-,yf,nd for rarf- Of each STAT. cAr.n. "
c.ao,,a H. NJ GDpoftun.ty. j. y. BLAu-
VIII 25s Broadway
gTISrMTNTS FOR THL ~ W
N YORK TRIBCN ~ w WILL ~ y a.; -
CTIVED ar THE UPTOWN orr ]. fS'
No ms Hroadway. corner Thirty ~ .t--t.,
~, 49, q D. M. so Broadway between
Twenty. second aud Twenty-thhd Pc
ofice rates
|0JMERC1AL TRAVELLERS MAKE
L none easily selling oW goods a. 10 10
llnei R4t'Iseu1ao5' ~ %,,3 an lad - w.
(,ANVASSFil- WATT 10. for" Electric
Y Clock Company, 10 N'-'''
,vvo,,- ARR or or TNGPIoYMF%
or With IN maze chsnHr, ca. 'I lh'
~ ,n..iI. Mrtropolitau Agency poo Mons
urocur'd for bookaeeptrs, cOlierD!s' c,,f"s'
,,1cnmen portor-, Ia"hcr., orIN,I1;, "a -
40, .tal' omen WatclHcui urtIui nun
n,n, hante tetIi-ters, cooks, waiter. fir, o.
,a, - mechanics now lTdcr- eNtTn H1.l
WIf"T IK,iOJP0LiTAN AGENCY, $50 way
TyE MES to organic iodge- Tor ln3n
| ,l,nr,oient Union Z J QVo ~ var ~
weekly SICK oenIg6nV@FJI,ILD' 20 broadway,
R16,I ~ Sew York
x,.,gr,ED An cUolcnc'd ruccr-,ini
w Ia i,.ur,ucc agent can obtain special
,.,na,tile position a. mai.1RcI t'h'ln OF
t,..ci.i AGENT ia Ts-trrh N'-t,'ih OF ~.
H. SITE with the Mutual Er-'FN' nu
'e"...i.,tlou poftri Building. SN f"i"
~ ~, 4, a.. rhrl largest most -uor'--iui htl-
insI pr,.n,ium Association Joe thc "oIIn 't
hae "a I'D eight million doilai- u''ln ',.''i''
a. ~ Two million dollars each surplus ~
t,t-h.. no Insurance a. about oH'-h,i
=, ,.,,aI r,t.s Call upon OF address y.
". FLOSS. Vicc-I'r-idrnt
yyTp.-Tno livciy -"le'n'n 'n Gosh
w .tnt-. must br men ~ quu'h'i-
-. ,d ability 90 such fool ihih- D.
,c'n,.d ,gi.b Vcrg liberal compensation. J. .
RI WO0DWAED. 20 W"ren-t, elouno
floor.
.,,,XTTD-A ni.t-cla,s man. familiar
w 60 tIviug ana manufacturing ~ wood
rr,rt,i-. driurJt-man preferred Hond l"-
,luon and steady cl po, n,,"' nl Oh. %, ,,ic
largest h"H,o6r..e WOOD MANrEL~. Box
Io' Tribunc town ONO !. rs Broad "ny.
W, <.,,,-n Middlc.aged man and wife 10
w Ca csIe FOR ciiy heu,c, ia! H1d Aneg-, ,
DO children. 40 furnithi', .nutI'-- I@ , ~. W.
lars aud rcfrronres hoA 10, j. .'''''i' ~,
WANTED. Man or woni.p 20 make pee
w t,eir ca-es paper- Sft'iA'Lt.o'
Tribune ONCE.
,yy 4 VTTD. -Salesmen on salary or CON.
w mission 10 handle the New Patent
Ct.,,ic'd Ink Fra-ing Pencil the greatest
,n tii,' ''oxeitv ever produced crarc- inA
,hnsn,,ohiy I'm two seconds no abrasion Of
INNER 200 70 500 per cent profit one
agent. sales amounted To- so-V IN .iH d' orc
ener~ctic general agent FOL each STATE and
'rarr7,oIT sample by mail IS ct,. Tor
Tenn. aud full particulars address THE
MONROE ERASER MIG. co.. Lh Crosse
W.
~, NrrD A coachman who can milk.
w Adde'S. stating reference. Box 30,
Tribune ONCE.
Wy ANTFD. 900 men and boys % SCI I'd
w white. blue birds for The ith o. July /.
latest novelty out iIn'9 ac , ,Ee now rs
befe-a 20 Ia.e, N. E.l,NsT- SlcY 1sud. Ohio
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domestic Situ1.lon5 Wanteo

IcuidltS.
IL MRS. l.. SEELY,
formerly Miss l.. CampOell)
10 WEST Z2D-SI.
FOREIGN AND DOM STIC
MALL AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED.
>. Servants breaking engagements will be
dismissed from Office and forfeit all claim
" fee paid.
y. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
% WEST 22D-ST
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A ALL pAKIIES Wanting fQrnished
"A, rooms for summer, from 'th-st. 70
Harlem, can obtain thcm at greatly reduced
Drices also apartments in houses not other
Mise advertised with private tablc or
without board Information free; p yeas
references from patrons. l.. y. DAILY
a Mnsf 2hth.et.
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Furnished Rooms.

A ELEGANT. newly furnished cool
n. rooms 10 let; cons >tlns = me- room,
an second floor, with ulcOVe plenty oi
cio.et room: hot and cold water; bath
also nicely furnished back parlol and
hall.rooms in private family beautiful
ncchborhood. 81 Fast 19th-st.. between
broadway and 4th.aye.
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Work tOartco.
Males.

ave. corner Fo'itee th-st.
A GEENA.-A2IEI $50. married
II We'll educated. good business 'Npri
clc'. wishes pos. lion u trust or Z" t'h'
charge Of an estate: best references and -r
ruiity. Address g. l., Tribune Bpnch
o0'c" 1906 3d-av".
A JOE FRlNTEG fully competent. Dr.
n -i.e- position iu country town Com
nccticuf preferred. VI. g.. Bon -, Ilb'
unr O0rc-
NtJNp Man Gr-ire, situation ir
y -roccrf st0rr or saloon. Addrc-- %
NAhD san DIES, Muscr.cy Hotel
h""tft.
4 YOr So Man can DO writing or CODY
. 4 nr durue evening hours best i'f' j.
errr- and good peamar-hip qua ans d
Adir S. o.. r.. J5- West 3-d.st.
4 1OJNG Man Wishes 10 get -itlrpn
\ 'H'. HH- ideas DO drawing. Inquire =
tIIcH-tt
I You've Man want. pia,, with q
e .r1.0r Ir tIr country. Vita cntuc'
.oI advancement. NiLLlAN.B. T.. Ea7i
4 Young tNlUCNN. - good pen.
\ mn. .o,er hln-rior, and not
HiaI1 nf bong nouns. world lfl. a position.
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a n' r.'ar.'n OF ri1r d 'i'
want. ..H' ...fII.. Address fHf ~ dab .
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NEWYORA PAGES
Gtlu n)antea.


Males
NNANTFD.-A young nan Of good address
w and fist-rla-s pcnman for ONCE
work must be- able O. furnish proper ttier-
cnccs. BUSINESS, Box 9. Tribune uihce.
Females.
4 PPRENTICFS wanted to Learn drr-s-
IA uahin-. whether hey >cN or not
taught cutting. ut,iug ar.t week perfectly
r,f. rrucc- from apprentices in Target stores
ard in bu-iues, thrm-'ivc-; mo.n'r, ana
Catholic invited open evening" GOOD posi-
tons. uav'1r- system. IA1LOK>, lob
West litl-st.
lU,t ~hKEEPER WANTED with family
1 OF adults reference exchanged. Aedr'7-
stating terms J. D.. Bon .. Iribun" once.
NO -lkrLI'lt WANTED FOR family
Il OF adults r'itfcnrr- rNr hanged. M
dress j. d. o. Tribune O'ice.
w NNl Ed Prot sttnt woman foI general
w homework: must 'b' good cook. WAGES
rli p.r month; reference required. 3l5
West Jeth--t.
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domestic situatiou Uanteo
Females.

GERMAN WOMAN. %. speaking Eng
NJ lish. wants position a, iady's maid %
with grown children aud sewing willing
helm 207 East 4Sth.st.
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WANTED-A , e9aG9n ;,, rne ''R Box ml ss
Tribune Office. -
wy AXTF.D. 200 men and boy. % scll I'd
w white blue bird, for the fth Of July
latest novelty out; im,mon-e sale h,g
hefe-o .so Iote. N, EnNST. SleY I.ud. Ohio
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(tONLi.NEos or INVALID's COMPAN-
" ICN.-Bv an experienced teacher; Eng
charge OF children best references. Miss
ANNA. 20 West ith-st.
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Business Chances.

4 PARTNER with 70, 500 wanted In
"a. safe. pleasant business. showing net
profit - 000 annually fun value in stock.
FUTILE a DOWNING. III Broadway .
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GENERAL sEwORK.-By colored
N girl, in the city GOOD cook has good
reference. ;. L., Tribune Upown Once,
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w AlTRESs and CHAMBERMAID.-By
w young Swedish girl a. waitress
and chanbermald; city or country. Call
Mrs. MALMBrRG, 352 shave, between
18th and 26th sts., upstairs, Swedish
Bureau.
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WAITRESS Thoroughly frst-class;
w makes all salads Understands wines.
care Of silver and china: neat, tidy Young
woman irst-class cit' reference; wants
place city or country. Call l,0l7 9th.
ave, between 57th and 5sth sts
w AITREsS aud SIiAMBrRMAID.- by
" American gin who makes salads.
serves nicely and II willing aud obiiging
thorough wai.Ics- and chambermaid. VITA
Mrs. TYLER 3S5 6th-aVe.
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domestic 5ituailnr5 pOaillcc
Males.

Males.
A RESPECTABLE married couple would
y take care of gentlcinan's h9u'' uui,n-
summer; best references. AduI''s ~ h5 ~
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-18
A QUESTION WELL ANSWERED.

In What Respect is Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy Better Than Any Other?-we
Will Tell You.
1t is the only remedy that will hquefy the
tough, tenacious musus incident to colds,
and render it easy to expectorate.
1t is the only remedy that will cause the
expulsion of mucus from the air cells of the
lungs.
It is the only remedy that will counteract
the effect of severe cold and greatly miti-
gate, if not effectually cure, the cold within
one days time. To do this it must be used
as soon as the first symptoms of the cold
appear.
1t will cure severe cold in less time than
any other treatment.
1t is the only remedy that will prevent
Group.
It is the only remedy that has cured thou
sands of cases of Group without single fail
ure.
It is the only remedy that will prevent
all dangerous consequences from whoopiDg
cough.
It is pleasant and safe to take. There is
not the least danger in giving it to children
in large and frequent doses which are al
ways required in cases of Group and some
times for whooping cough.
1t is put up in large bottles for the price.
Many persons who have used it for years
and know from experience its true value,
say that 50-cent bottle of Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy will 60 further toward
curing severe colds, and do more real good
than dollar bottle of any other cough med
icine they have ever used. Thsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-18
To-Dat's Audit List.
Estate of
To-Day's Trial Lists.

Common Pleas No. Ivan Voorhis vs. Pitts
burg Southern Coal Company; Mckay vs.
Gudmisky ct al; Doyle vs. Heiner ct al; Evans.
guardian, vs. Kilgore; Gallon & Co. VS. Heppley
& Son; Goff vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company: Reese VS. Clark: Roseferz ct ux vs.
City OF Pittsburg; Thompson VS. City of Pitts
burg; Gombox ct ux VS. Bonyasz.
Criminal urt-Commonwealth VS. Andy
Butas, John alias Mike Butas, Paul Selleck,
Jacob Collenius, Joseph Mccormick, Stella Nc
Cormick. Alonzo Amett, Elizabeth Burns,
James McCord. Villain ]. and Harry King,
John Thompson, Joseph N. Robinson. Wesley
Greer, Rebecca Hoyt, L. Brethauer, John Buto,
Ralph Getty, Samuel Z. Dewoody alias Evans,
Anna James, James p. Morrison, Annie Smith,
F. W. Miller, DR.. G. Tell (2). George thinner
man, Henry Meyer.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-18
FOR CHARITY's SAKE.
Final Distribution of the Estate of Miss Jane

Final Distribution of the Estate of Miss Jane
Holmes.
In the Orphans Court yesterday decree
of distribution OF the balance of the estate of
the late Jane Holmes, in the hands Of the
executors, was made.
Those receiving bequests under the dis
tribution are the Protestant Orphan Asy-
lum of Pittsburg and Allegheny, Sc, $50;
West Penn Hospital. S. 500; Home for
Aged Protestant Women. Sc, $50; Home for
Aged Protestants, Sc, $50; Home for Colored
Children, 800; Church Home Associa-
tion, $500; Homeopathic Hospital. g. 500;
Home for Incurables, $12.5 800; Pittsburg
Free Dispensary, s., 500; West Penn Insti-
tuition for Deaf and Dumb, $3.50; Domestic
and Foreign Missions, P. E. Church. 50, 500;
Home for the Friendless, S12, 500; Pittsburg
Hospital for Children, $4,000; West Penn
Institute for the Blind, $1,000. A balance
of Sc, 496 10 is left in the hands OF the execu-
tors for distribution on the further order of
court. The total amount was Ss1, 496 10.