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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
A Catholic Apostats Disappears.

MONTREAL, May s.-The Rev. Louis Mar
tin an ex-Catholic priest has disappeared.
He came to Montreal from Wisconsin two years
ago. after being unirocked for getting married.
He delivered several sermons here under the
auspices OF the Protestant clergy. In which he
ronndly abused the Catholic Church.
He had had hard time OF 1t financially, but
lately. and concurrently with visits Of nuns to
his residence. his circumstances have been
easier. This and the fact that he had written
and cancelled an nti-Catholic work previous
to his disappearance. create the impression
that he has gone bACk 10 the church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
RIsmnrck Invlted 20 Enr,and.

LONDON. May s.-The Marquis of London
derry has invited Prince Bismarck to VISIT
England, The invitation will probably bO
accepted.
BERLIN. May s..Count. Herbert Bismarck
started to- day for England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
Prize Winners at Princeton.

PRINCETON, May S.-The annual debate open
TO all members Of American wing Han took place las
evening. From . large number OF coHisStAntL J. O
Meyers 81 OF PsnnsylVEnlG tOok first prize and e T.
Wood. 10 Of North lAk"la. .econn Trt." j. Van
Cleye 20 u PaunsNlVAulA got honorable mention
II tho frtsumau NratnrIrAl coutr't. IN clio sophie
Hat McAp'n of New York city won first prize and
Juuu G, Gteeu OF sew JeTsey second prize.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
Sentenced TO JAN for Abdust.ag His sl.ter.

BRDdEPOKT, May S.-William Quinn, Jr.. was
tried this morning for Abducng lis fourteen year OLD
sister from a family named Ford. to whom she was
bound out Quinn said he able ana willing TO take
care NJ his sister and didn't want to have her doing
hOrSe"nrk The court, however, sentenced him 10 ivo
days in Jail. some time tho girl taken from
her parents on the ground that they were vicious and
u a persons 10 have charge Of tho chIld rhe wis
committed 20 tn. ounty home and subse qurnly hound
out to Tho Ford family II the CON plaut Of Mr.
Ford that tie RTrett was MADE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
The Won Bulow.WAlbert Concert,

The advance sale OF seats has been large for
both the concert and the public rehearsal to DO given
by Won Bulow, conductor of the Theodore Thomas
Orchestra aud Eugen d Albert as solo pianist at the
Metropolitan Opera House Although DAlbert as solo
Pianist has played under Director Won BuIow in Berlin
neither st has played the Bach concerto which
they Will play together at tho concert The managers
desire TO have II known that late will have to
remain outside until the cOmpleon of the hrst mum.
her SATURDAY niglts concert begins at O'Clock and
tho rehearsal this afternoon Gt2 O'Clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
New Laws.

ALBANY. May s.-The following have become
lAwsi
Amending the law consod AtinR the local laws AFFECT
Ing public interests IN Brooklyn relative 10 tho Health
Commissioner.
For the preservation and protection OF the shell
fisheries In south Hay. SUFFOLK county.
For the relief Of tho Brooklyn CITY railroad Company
As lessee OF tho franchise and property OF the BushWick
Railroad COMPANY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
A Brutal Father Arrested.

LEBANON. Pa, May s.John MCurdy, a
laborer with large family, residing on Locust
street this city. has n daughter. aged II. named
Title, whom he accused Of dsobeyinG him.
He purchased n chain nine feet long, which
he attached to a staple in the floor and fast
ened to her wrist. She was then kept In her
room without any attention till her condition
and surroundings were such that the neigh
b"rs were compelled to report her case to tho
authoritles The father gave bail to answer ut
the June sessions OF court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
shellenb.rger accused of Forgery.

DoYLEsTowN, Pa, May s.--James w. Hart
zel OF the firm OF HRrt2el i Sons appeared be-
fore SQUIRE Xorns this afternoon and lodged
information charging James NJ. Shellsnberger
3l.40O and the other for $500, tho latter pur-
porting to have been signed by Joseph Hush
able TO find person W that name living in
Bucks county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
M.rshslI wilder. EntertaInm.ut,

Marshall p. Wilder's annual entertainment
will take place at the Broadway Theatre on Monday
afternoon May 10 Among the artists who will appear
arc the Misses Blanche Stone BARTON Eta Proctor OTIS
rsmhcrton.iinks ottrellE Agnes stone Harriet Ford,
Ollie TuTho and NeBfB Ierugini. sEpIo Richard car
roll EdwAd kendall and De Wolf Hopper Mr. Wilder;
with the asspauc" OF Lruest Meyers orchestra viii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
Revolt OF tho British CoIoniSt.

First Distinguished COlonist-By tho way
have you seen anything ~ that nlce Young fellow
Lord LImpet since you came TO LondOn-the an who
STAYED win you 30 many months at your station last
year 90
night At Lady HoYrils RECEIPT on. and ho kindly 10
stow ed upon the half OF smile which he had
put together Tor passing duke!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
Mr.. neuaerson wanted In Me1Ico.

CIrX or MEXICO, Mays, via Galveston,
knight Bruce 4 Daniel brokers, doing bust
ness hero and in New York, have request tie
Foreign Minister to ask tho Unit ed States Gov
eTnment 10 eXtrRdite Charles lisndorsOu, now
In New York, who Is accused Of robbery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
B.smareL SIN Talk,nr OF HI. p,.m,,..I.
Emperor williams Speech.

ST. PETERSBURG, May s.-Emperor Will
liams speech has produced bad impression
here. 1t is regarded as having a warlike sig
nihcanco beneath tho pacific protests Tho
fact OF increased military credits being asked
Is considered as contradictory to the Emperor's
pacific phrases.
ROME, May s.-The Pope in receiving Ger
man pilgrims to-day. praised the Catholic
liam's efforts to ameliorate tho condition OF
the working Glasses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
For the nrooklyn Home for Consumpt,ves.

The promenade concert and floral festival
In aid OF the Brooklyn Home Consumptyes attracted
large and fashionable thronE to tho Flatbush avenue
armory last night Tho exercises opened with an I'm
posing guard mount by details from the Thirteenth
Regiment tho officers OF tho day being CApts W Kerby
aud W POWELL and tho officers Of tho guard LeutR j. A.
Anderson and L. T.. Brown and Adj. W. & Roe.
cert and promenade by lnnesG reKimental band fol
drilling floor and held II until after midnight While
the prom mad and dancing were in progress lively
anu profitable business Was carried on a. the booths
Among the pAtronesaes OF the entertainment were
Mrs Grover cleveland Ars. Chaplin Mrs j r. StrAn.
ahSn. Mira Ed H., LitchneId Mis-. II b. Claim, MIRA 4
r. Chittenden Mrs. " II. Leonard. Mira Franklin
Woodruff Mrs CARL II. De SILVER MrA John b. Wood.
ward and Mrs. Henry Sheldon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
Dinner of seton Hail Alumni.

Thirty Of the alumni Of seton Hall College
dined last evening Ciarks Tho speaking included
addresses ry tho Rev nr John LouRhrAn President
q the assorAroni bishop McQuAd. Mgr DoAus Tho
Row DR. Henry A. Rrann, the Rev John \. krTnSn tho
EeE Edward hcCahe, Dr. Daniel Elliott reter CVLdVn,
and X Duncan Harris.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
Socialists and tho Labor Bill.

BERLIN, May s-The Socialist organs
generally approve the Labor bill. but they con-
denim its bureaucratic spirit They want com.
mittees Of workngmen instead of police to
supervise the working OF the bill They also
demand working day of ten hours.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
NIInlster Reid Give. a Ball.

PARIS, May Minister Reid, the United
States Minister. gavo his first ball hero to-
night. Many Minister'S and diplomats and all
The prominent mcmbers Of tho American
colony were present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
Castelar, Critics Emperor Wul,au

MADRID, May s.-Seflor CASTELAR,. in a
discussion with member OF tho Chamber Of
Deputies. condemned Emperor Williams So
cialist policy as inspired by mere political de.
signs. He blamed the Pope for making adj
vances to Socialism. He admitted the grew
ances that State interference would fail to cure
them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09

pHowpr,, r. May Z. Jack Falvey OF Provi-
dcnce ard Herbert Mickeuf New Bedford had arranged
fur nsiic encounter Tor purse II SRA In Warwick
barn sunrise 1hs crowd was zig but mpec unto uS
aud the required amount Of money could be raised
Ny Sta AnsL two houT1 sPsnI IN WTSnTunE The pEbI
was poSIpVnSd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09

Boston. Nav SIN tho Municipal Court to-
day Prof C. b. Frye former landlord OF Count Roman
Ivanovitch dc Iippmann Zubof, fined one cont
without costs for All alleged assault the Count while
oiectinR him for non payment OF rent Prof Frye SD
peaed aud the case will 20 10 a higher court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09

BERLIN, May s.-Thc first prizc for do
sign for a monument TO Emperor William I,
has been awarded 10 SCULPTOR Behrens OF
Breslau and Architect LIGHT OF Leipzig.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN.
MR. CROKER rs NOW ABLE TO TAKB
EIERCISE ~ THE OPEN AIR

bismarck Nav VISIT EnGinnd-ne SIN Talks
OIL iHDiHmissnl-TheFrcn chman w ho was
Kllied by Cnnntbnis In the Congo BaaIn.
W1EsBADEN, May S.-Mr. Richard Croker
has recovered from his late relapse and is now
able to leave his house and take outdoor exer-
else.
The patient OF n woll-known physician In
this city, who is at tho Nassau Hof in Wies-
baden. recently sent letter to friend here
In which he says:
have been in tho custom OF bathing with
your fellow townsman. Richard Croker who 10
now too weak to battle and is rapidly failing.
HIS doctor is my doctor. and we have been
wondering why his family do not come out In
stead OF leaving him in care OF the boys"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
Hard Older 1. Iuto1sc"tIux.

NEwBuEGH, May "a Jury In Washington
ys th.s county says that hard cider IL Intoxicating
and In consequence that saloon Keeper William Roach
OF Salisbury NILS "a guilty must pay one Of ~ and
20 " IAl for thirty days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
Tho American Hog In Germany.

LONDON, May 9.-The Chronicles Berlin
correspondent says that Germany is not indls-
pork on the condition that the United States
agrees to a concession In regard to German
imDOrt6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
No Comments ON Siberian Prisons.

LONDON, May 9.-The st. Petersburg cor
respondent OF the Ne1os says that the Russian
Government has resolved that the delegates to
the prisons congress shall pledge themselves
not to raise question regarding political prisa
ons and prisoners in Siberia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09

LONDON, May 9,-Nr. Lincoln, tho United
States Minister. has left London on a short
leave OF absence. First Secretary White Is In
charge OF the legation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09

CoNsTANTNoPLE May s.-There has been
severe fighting between the Maronites and
Druses in the Mt Lebanon district of Syria.
The Porte has sent troops TO suppress the OUT
break.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
WIN Gladstone and sallsbury Comfort

LONDON, May s-Mr. Chamberlains pro-
posal that Mr.. Gladstone and Lord Salisbury
have conference on the Irish land question
was much discussed in the Hobbies OF Parlia-
II against the proposal while The Conserva-
tives seemed to be convinced that it would have
no good results
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
Moussa hoy Acquitted on Another Charge

CoNsTANTISoPLE, May s.--The Chamber
OF Accusation has confirmed the decision Of
the Court that there Is no case against MOUSSE
Boy on the charge Of assaulting an Armenian
oil II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
Jeraey's Mosquito Bulletin.

TRENTON. May S.-Prof. j. d. Smith, the State
ontomooRist says that from present IprospectG thS
year viii be Of the worst ever known in New Jersey
In tho matter Of insect pests
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
The shaL,s WIG ReraIna Hor sIrht.

vienna, May s.-The wife OF the Shah OF
Persia. who came hero for treatment OF an ego
affection. Is reRaining Der sight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
KILLED AND EATEN.
A Fronchmnn Falls IA VIctiR, TO Candidate
In tho Congo Basin.

n Fronchmnn Falls n NIctirr to Cannibnln
in tho Congo Basin.
BRUSSELS, May s.-The news Is confirmed
OF the killing OF Mr.. Musy, tho commander Of
the French post at Bangul, on the MobanRI
branch OF the Congo. He Is tho second white
man who has been killed by tho natives In the
Congo Basin. The first was the comrade Of
Capt. Trlvier In his trip last year across the
continent. 1t was not conclusivoly known here
till about three weeks ago that Trivier's com.
rade was murdered.
Mr. Musy was killed, with twelve men OF his
station on Jan. 3. He had left his post with
many native allies from the Botambl and
jacob tribes to chastise the village of SalanRa
ior making slave raids upon villages that were
N friendly relations will the French. During
the fight which followed his arrival at SalanRa
twelve men OF his station were Loft alone. sur
rounded by the enemy in overpowcring num-
bers. Mnsy kept tho sayages at bay until hiq
he vas then killed by an assegai.
. All his men persisted with him and their bods
les were eaten by the cannibals who over.
The station at Bangul .was recstablished By
the French twenty-four DAYS after the lamena
table death OF its commander
bismarck StIn Talking OF His Dismissal.
BERLIN, May s.-Prlnce Bismarck. in his
Society, again refers to his dismissal from
the Prussian Diet will place q marble bust Of
Bismarck In the chamber
spatSb May 9he 1eS do.
ceiVed NJ. DespouX, a French Journalist with
whom he bad long conversation. The de-
auence Of the interview that NJ. Despoux will
write sensational account OF Prince Bliss
marcks dismissal from the CHARACTERISTIC.
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Tbs addition has been ready for the market
y seyeFei weeks. hat has been withheld until
e Queen Anne Hin extension OF the trout
efsef cable mad should b commenced The
s<asfustsen 81 thst foas now being well under
~ sh1 its coUplcion Ia tbs near future an
tstfe.i fact. The property Is pat upon the mar.
II thelc Hfe - Agtes, cleared and level As q
~, isins On the broad plaiezu above Queen
Aene taea, commanding q nne view Of the
~ and fresh water, ct The Olympic aud Cas-.
seaa FSRseS af mountains. with Auant eakeF on
= nDgsh and Rainier on the sanfh In fact
fsff pesshle yies about the city. II is mid
~ between the commercial and mannfaesnr-
"a Interests ~ tAs. ffsy IL fie ssst ~ Ssesfh's
tets northwest Is Ballard. northeast Fremont.
- ne nils IS Lake ueioa. all manafaetaf
- sefs illies, and All within a Is or - mlHutes
- = aaY portion q the addition. Muh an
Nssifie faaa Oh either side end the eahle read
Nshias through she center. Il Is positively the
- sectssitle psece Ut property yet pns ur0n
Sc Nefkst Everything around tt has heea
sAssta . hat IS stands almost alone a. caeice
fase TFNHersy, park beautifully de-
49, = fG ia the SeEtcE ~ the aGalttcn
sc se' = xoc3 one special Inducements
- q given % thoSs who will hRlssi. Terms 10
- sshafsnx people rats is special oppor-
@-l'f ior snyone with limited income 70 Sc
- nosas on terms easy that the outlay
- ses be misxes In bEytug q lot, whether
= ae1ne or speculation. ges one that some
- fessa1 vi want There 10 always ready
p god properly No trouble 10 show
t0 pflita hours ffom 9 a N. 20 5 p, m,
'fem q . m } COMPTON s Co, The
- ssfesta stsSeb
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SENATORIAL THAW.
s..;ye Returns and Confers
With Allen.
SON on THE STREET AGAIN.
...s,sv That Nominations VIII BE
~.a. in a rev Days-The Nor
mons Gain Courage.

.n-ax CRY, Jan. l9-gsnatoT squire
49,. 49, g.s,, View YORK tonsglaf. Immediately
..-.vsi he au4 Senator Asless had con.
I & 8 ,svsr EedesA. appointments m washing
-. .s6alv that s9zae recommendations
:. : rssse ia ooagie Of dssS
= ss. :. " ilsOa vas Vat FOR the nrHt
s.zs.r .I,ee he returned from New York.
- -, s. IT, Hoslse = short time but waA M
y : stten4 % any basiness.
,ss.~arth A Kauseh appealed from tic ORDER
- e.lls Walsa lsnd ofsses CaHcesfns bis
.s.,s.sa entry in section -, township II
y George Chandler, assistaut attorney
- - tssag affirmed the decision Of the local
...,,sasy attended Democratic caaeuA this
80 DE- usual resolution was a1epfed for
.s.seg ! campaign committee. naFasfy, maj
- sss,e or ferritgry having tpeEnoe sasae
..,stszEve shall selees one 70 represent y on
.smmfttee. No formal mfth0d i provided
80 ssseeisgn % Taenaeers 81 the eemmisiee
1 .,.ses wSose delegations are so3idiy Re-
..ssssa. ius the usual RUE VIII be followed q
s.sw The committee 80 Oh vacancies by
-. torYus an exception 10 most ~ The
- Il having few candidates for TIE Office
$3.50 states marshal. TIE present inenm.
- s,.,we ". lrvif, II Is understood, docs not
- - ia appnlnEment unless he can Be katts-
q -, TIE fses wouid amount 70 a reasonable
.~.s.sation. n he wanted the place ne csHi
..ssssle nave Il. II he does NOT, and Il u ia
ss.s.s aseessafy to snake she appointment
- .s,y senators are sworn Il. tae sdvtee Of
s.ssslrraan Of the Republican state central
s...ssl,.e would BE- given considerable weight
s.eg,pessaau Carter has prep rcd a bisl q
s. - eli Fort Kills military reservation IA
sss-s. ~ nat state The bsll Il IN accordsnee
= !. sirrsa sentiment OF Montana IN favor Of
$500 he tract. which Is something over
s "a aeses, public land for the benefit 81 a
- * mines and 40 agricultural college.
rzsssg has been prepared on this subject
= & believed thai the provisions OF the en-
ssas ast granting public lands q the stats do
9 essase5 wita The proposed leeislattoa.
- Casey ard Mfs. Pierce came - Washing
= WaA sae North Dakoas senators on their re-
e. epd have taken part IN several social
ssas II Che city
stsaasb Delegate Dubois said that the Nor
s. gsss.ssnee against the admission OF Idaho
ssg3 hage 10 weight, II is very apt q cat more
sasage faan ne anticipates. The statement
Gaefaar shoup's Report. 70 she effect that
- ae 5000 Instead Of l5,000 Nor.
nss III Idaho ~ was claimed By the
siea Is having some aifect The Nor
- representatives. here eisim they VIII be
fssaaeaIsed II idaho is admitted. and the
kaosfs,s win support the clam of equality
kss he las Both dubois And Casey say that
asAs ana Wyoming win be admitted in spite OF
! epyosltian.
4 sostpagre was today established ia Brewer.
nsssaomah county, Oregon, wish h, q. Bell
szsaasleg.
- seeoad hearing for the selection Of site
af quadro. centennial exposition Was held
~ uwnlag. when the claims OF Washington
MI pfeeentsa
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Advertisement ma<er rs &c ais II xs,zt Fss.s.4
Fer sale. Eos 2ens. ara zssuxssoas wauset III
Re inserrsd ~ tse rate y cents uo-si for tlss
hfst sEaerslnus 8eenta wcrA sor "a Il sasae4asng
ilseEsica- R2ynea< asRsgs IN 1dvz1c&
NoTfCE-The business o@ce Of me Posr IS
TxxsfsExcEE aill hereafter be cpea nazs1 = p ln.
Classified advertise ass-SS wlH ae secelFez np 10
this Asnz
cs1ces Of TEX PosT IxrxxEGrKnexx a.
Tacoma l. E0sler. agent
olympia Major Geo VI. Barter. aes,ts
Port Townsend z. G. Easss, sse.Is,
Tie following is<sers are awaiting advertiser
81 fhis os1ces
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO sHIPBUuDEa s--SEATTLE FIRE
~ boat sealed bids viii fe resolved by the
undersigned clerk OF the city OF SEATTLE on or
before Friday, February :. $50. e. $50 o'clock
2. m, Tor toe construction OF Ere boat Ter SAID
city. in accordance wEth the plaES sna specld-
cations for the same now on lie IA my Office, IN
the city hal.
where II is proposed 10 construet said boat end
must be accompanied b. certified check o. a
SeSfsle bank for the sum of four thousand
81 000) dollars drawn in fsyor OF the treasurer of
said city ana 70 be forfeited 70 said city should
the successful bidder refuse OF neglect 60 enter
into contract and furnish a good aud SUN sient
bond in the sam OF the contract price. within
five dsys after the award Of such contract by
the common council OF said city.
The right IS hereby reserved les reject any and
all bids offered Z, W. FERRIS, City Clerk
First publication OF this notice, January 8,
1866.
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Norror 10 STOCKHOLDERS.

SoTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
NvoTYcr-THr AySuaI. MEETING OF THE
y stockholders of the PUGET sennd Fire Clay
Co viii be hesA in the essce OF the treasurer,
room -. Boston block. seattle. Msgh-, Monday,
January Is, 1889 for the elsetion 81 trustees for
saca ether Business IS may pfeeer!y come Dr.
Etre Z " Z. FORFEIT, President
CaAS E p1srToS. secrsisry.
NOTICE OF PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS
" fne STOCK hal5efS - she seattle Transfer
Cos The tgBstses 81 the Seattle transfer Go,
barr declares a ifyi'ieae Of II per cent OF ne
c&piial stock 81 tne corporation. ESyaaln on 5he
19th day Qt lamar. A. p. 80, as tns pttce ol the
eaGapRuy n seattle. md IKE 9iys1eHas VII f'e
PAID Thereafter on or before tos lHsh Gsy o.
gssh sacteeStfag Eaozsh antfl Ia taer n0ssee
NnAH ARMSTRONG. President
cHAS 9RNsT RlSG, seeretary-
NvoTICE~ ANNUAL. MEETING CT THE
" stockholders of tie Ftrst National bsEk
q SeatllE, sar tlse election q slreftors EoT
Re essszlang year w5fl b. Aess - TIE na1k "a
1ees a. tas as'h e JaauarY i'ea. = - = =.
STgcKHoI DKaS MEETINsE-TKE RgtC.
= Jar &uGWas @eet3GE q the Nsckaoleers q
ne Boston Naftenss E@aS 81 Seattle f44i re hesa
g - sAuk ng house Cn TEeSaaF. January -
$50 e. - o'csnek ? n. sas taE csfsaee of cs-
Sae2oTs ard TBS transaes5oa 81 SIS esasT bash
v 4 TRoESEL1- Cashier
sestsss, wssa~ nea "a I've
IcE-sTCscK Ho3.DEgs aEgTIsG THE
- ANIMAL E,est rs 81 sae ss4ses nos&e-s q fse
seattle GesasEEls .tsss1 GaEa HNzE M.A - Aet& -
ES2 czce IS fhe crefxFy as the esfn Say IS sae
LAke = AsAlaesog. ca Eae seeoad AcsissT he
E9sa o@g IS sA9MAET. A. II 2saa e 9 e8aSk p "a
EFasseNs Hot tie ensuing yea vii iae2 Ae
ssssesS &a4 sEeh oshez hssaness E-AnsAFset q
IAN = sAxpxR. PrassaeaG
2 2 hRCS-. -eeresAFY
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Property Wanted

during the pas, 90 days have sold
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