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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-02

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS - THE COM
IN nissiorer Tor fae construction Of IN
asylum for insane for Eastern Washington at
Medical Lake, wash, viii receive sealed pro-
possls a. the oslee Of the secretary OF said board
81 Medical Lsxr up 20 u O'Clock noon. on tho
2ist day Of April. lsso, ct which lime and piase
they viii be opened tn the presence OF Bidders.
fer the furnishing labor sai materials scr the
completing OF the two wards aud center build
sng now enclosed. and fos the construction OF
the west wing of ssi4 asylum. consisting OF
k1feAen. dining room, laundry. oosser rooms
etc. IN sccorssaa e aud - conformity vatn TIE
plans aud specifications drawn By l. Proci0r,
ana amended by 1. ~ Boardnan. ard new IN
tAe ofzcs OF I. NJ 8o4rdnan. windsor block. IN
sg9kanG Falls. Wash. where Trey car Be- seen
by coRtractofz. Contractors vii spp y - stzz.
ley hs istt, secretary of the boAsd ~ Ms3lcs.
Lake. Tor blank rrnpo>sss Al proposals must
b On phi nsss forms furnished BY SAID secre-
sAry o! TIRE eosrd sno must he sccau panied By
Q certified thecA tcr az amount equsi 20 10 pr
c. Z al sse grass asaosfis at the bid gAaTAfl~
tee fhst the part 81 VIII eater into Er:ssE
cert act sd execute bond In . sarn eanai 20
eighty 81 per cent ostne confrscs prize within
Ten q j Aites ta@ consrsef las been awarded
Contractors for fsrnfshiaxthe seating and ven.
rlsssng vii b. requires 10 furnish fan AMI
eass rlese SPECIFICATIONS seEtizx forth fully vast
isksr snd y bst mater ais. aud what eesyAeses
and I I'd Of syparafssS- ERd gEarsa tertag q
tssnpsFAfure inside OF eeilcinx % evenly De
grees shCve aero wfssn she trsat~yxtsfe o1tssie
= swsasy t-xrses below ZERO Ia al eases
vhe-e eOotrsets are zoe AWARDED the ceftafsess
taees - wsis D. returned 70 the fsaTsses safstess
10 sseTa. ard wfssre so1tsgcss are swsrss1 the
ezrs Eess checks viii De rszagnsa On due snsra-
fson o. c0nsrsts and aoHd As g-uvise8 scr.
sua-azseesEg sulsisment OF the csEtfscs.
ny order "a sse bssxv1
sTAyI.EY HAsIETT, Secretary.
&f1sG& Lake Ga-cs 10. fs4A
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nhrRror4ycE


NINE ALSO. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
vi vcysat saa fss1futa. Aalsnry house Third
and lanes H0as 2 T. m 10 J. ~
< ~ 4--
NINE Ia We. NOTED CLAfEgoYA Ant
vi trsaes nediam. ecEseli he's oa 3ssnass
love raasriaze. difosee. iEsszSfs- speeaiassnns
genutae sEsirst peatafni s&tsssz@tigsa guaranteed
or ne t2s. so lard street. ssmonelli hessal
Fsxrsor IL
NTMR KfETRICH. THE GREAT gEgRE4s.
WI tets fasft. psksss, 4ad fs4sHrx. EksEs1sfs-
fszn az AZ &Fss I69.ex 81, z1asiessaa. 4
Wits aossss. 1875 frsHf street.. tnsFd aeof.
rszasa -
MRS PARKER BUSINESS MEDIUM AND
vi .sse rexd sa& ctsArvogs ass consultations %
fszkl1ess xsweas&ksEzs. fsEsv4s ats n fEtsssssA
GaseAssss nssaegztss efs- HIS s@cnna street.
Il C. WHITE. TYSf asB nsgsIxEss ME-
t. dfNws sztn Gts@sse4 s1axxno~sss circles
TueNssss ART Tssarsssys ats :. "a Wednesdays
. r. ssssfhgz daily. hosfss = n - p -
lbs 1ksf1 sixesx EooE -
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CfEcIAl NoTfcE-C W. TowLEY Is TIE
- seI@ agent fos WARTS new city nap. ezra
pied Ay o. P Anderson a Co, roun q. koxwesi
h4ii1iag
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Washington Immigration and Homestead
Assecintfoa.

buflatKFaft1U
Association.
We have for ssle 1900 acres in diaereu, parts
OF the state In 5. 10, 90 40 - ntd s6laGre farms,
good farming lands; 40 acres at Fnamcisw, 70
miles on Northern Pacific railway. One hum
cred and sixty acres government land on Hoods
canal: ~ stres government land In kitsap
county: $40 en- Northern Pacific railroad iandn
near Kltzvilie Adams county. - so per acre. on
fensyesr contract. years paid up. years pay
five thousand acres railroad land Tor sale; ana
70 yesrs " @ 80 Der se, ,,ao Five and ie.ess
on east side 81 Lake Washington az 80 10 sa1
Per scre. opposite Yeslsr avenue and Madison
s.reea ssrs a., ~ ~ rs.h ss,s
SIR months. Acre property and town bots. West
Seattle Choice lots 10 Pleasant Valley and
Northern Pacific railrosi lands in King county,
s. to 80 per acre; 40 In sec "a 70 "a n. ~
e, near Northern Pacific railroad.
JEFFERSON COUNTY
Thrcs hundred acres. esz sac I. to Un,r2w;
acres; no acres in sec IL. ~ n n ", good clay
upland, heavily iirnheree 80 per acre.
xirszF COUNTY.
Two hundred acres in secs Is ana IA IN q n.
lw; mostly bottom land, tizso per acre, 80
acres east of and Hesr 20 Lake Washington, US
per acre. koxwell building.
oEgsox.
Two hundred and thirsy-three acres AZ Eugene
City. Oregon, nicely improved. adjoining city,
y
lots and win sell for average OF 600 per acre;
this 10 great bargain
City lots IN Eeattle near Madison street Gable
y7t5 each; % lots in Harrison he.ghts $500 each.
Twenty lots In Tacoma, near electric road.
Saere tracts near Tacoma SIC to ZOO per acre.
Parties IN the Eastern st2ses Europe will 30
supplied with Information sbouf the resources
OF our star. maFs. etc, etc, free Of charge.
espi the postage. amounting ordinarily 20 4 O.
s ,s ~ sa ,ss lss one IA. sa1 sssss -
are recon- rasndsd % apply q The ofices OF tbs
northern Pacific Railway Cor transportation.
frsishts, etc. aEd ssk FOR copies OF car psmph-
lets. fnsps Of Washington. etc
Washington Isamixrasion snd Homestead
Associations.
Rooms = ana q, ROCKWELL builfius corner q
cOsanhis aud Front strests. hezsfle. WAsh.
RAsE OF coxaKgcx-
Authorized 1900
Fad ioso
Trsnsacss general banking business
r. HoLYOEE.-.~.---..-- President
NJ D. BsLiA Vice President
X X AFEScEE b.. asher
1890. Ash Grove Stations. 1880.
WILLIAM L.
asa kfsx sf sEsree- ear-ssias.
JAY BIRD,
Barse. AIssrasn. sis
Fg-cnoTCE STOCK ron sALE.E
csc. Willis siascEs. ifT!asTes, Nv.
Saloon and Store Fixtures.
$3.50 WILL BUY BAR,
remniey. back bar sns Enssrorx Ysxtnrtx ready
Eaas OF hard ard ms1s 20 nfier. hem<mher
vs uzAks sss0oa aE1 drug xzcrs Et<1nGD 60
tsslts. shefszore cal and see ~ We ca n6ye
ron rsoosy. - ~ Tras xxse Co. suGonooD1eo
6eslxaxsT = Co. Z - 6eooa6 okxoo6
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SPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NoTiCE-wM HOWE, PRACTICAL
- boat builder. AL kinds of wood aud metal
lc hAsts bssslf 20 order and constantly o. hand
repairing promptly attended 70; scaws steam
launches built By contract; al work guaranteed
frst-czszs sail and row bcafs for hire ehan
and boataoGse ZOOS 81 spring street and Rail
cal ssenae. seattle
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-FsbFuasy z - ~ ~, n
2S - Gokman He1osxDo1 60
YSnng - 1mne r Hsssss, q q
,AHpEUoOu MARCH =. h ~
irrnonsl, q tbe Gefnnn na1orua6
- ". Richards - Lene Andes1rn.
'76BIG-l1sseh -, 10. ~ Rev. a.
p uossh Geattle, Hsasy Lsmn % An
- u of6eastja
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s.
-
-
WAxt0A Hcunxk Al sEA0aAyK 10.
--...-.---------- - ----.-..-
xIvE rIkgT-C1~AsS PAH4x
-.
WAMTED-rIkE INSURANCE. eoT1crrOn-
-; - !. . g:
~ 0y; nsss ooposis ~ 80 80
kose-Inteiligsnoes.
vryaEr~r-.~ - -
g Ps1Ae nasufscsnrse co-.sesyv - = go 2.
vIss sssses. kessA ss.ssis-
WASIkD = IRON MoIpEns: MoRxH
- Appv - v0rkA SeaSe3A Waah
rrvAvrvr 80 -
w t.rs5 d,.n~Ss...al1 49,. 80 A1CHIIKC-
AcInsosh. - rsciAc svsaus. fsesaa :
VKYANTrn 8 rr1-r.
w IO .1lEQIA1ELY. 4 TEACHER
r.s.e To- sos 1901 aaslxsc No a. Apply Lac
1919 49, eeea1sL
uYAxTRn-sr0r-- -
w csarthouss nnsts,.r - s.s ArPLr At
..oe street, Pay ocenn Per hour.
w 49, n-CLAHs BARBER d ".
- - II Mss1on asset
vxyANrED 2 arvrW -c
49, sso s4 'ss oFden Tor shtrts hosiery, uudsr.
I~S.SssS 49, 80 ncssai pey. Address - 0ucs. VI a.
- - : -. 49, &c. Cnfcsgo, III
No g 500 per AGRA +. I. Nuihoiisnd.
vr-1Srvr.--...----------
w a. H.ss - LkoAD MxH WANTED on
De eka4it VALLEY; tis nsn, rsshtof.vsv s.s y
49, enosm Apply % work, Hckenx1e Il (ssb-
neR sseninG Uonh.
vYyAvrvn- .----,------------
~ cent interest: interstate DuiIdins ana iosn
1 1snon; reliable AGENTS Sv rod TERRITORY
1870. - ---..- -. ..-.<-
~ wAEIkD At 0NCB--A FEW
- 49, men % cell oar goods b. sample 70 tie
manufacturers In or line: Hbersi salsSv -.
wages. advsftisine. etc Yor ievr.s 49,. rs ~
=. -. @.sc1so. III
WAhI2D--AC1IvH, RELIABLE MYE Al
y....s sescil axsnss ana state managers fos ths
vessusss Assecission q sssss,s 49,. iT s In
position permanent. the oniy nati0nsi $500.
uon = the Northwest L Hin Case. eecretsrv
- .-1..1 maaass1. ssd korn block.
WAh1kD-0oOD LIVE SOLICITORS TO
Portland. Or. ana ssss;ls Ws.s .a 81 al;
ana mo4 sscceeuful iuse1tusion AZ 80 Nina b.
6snsrai Arena 81 1s psts's s,o.s se.ssr Hsr
-
HELP WANTkD-EKMALE
yYYANTrD-x coon Nr.sv o1p1 ,xo1,,..
w l.s24 eecond street. n I,nn.nn
w three ehiidren "a I,,at nA t. unhL or
home and sslary. soderling 4 rranss 49, 49,
Third street
w worr' aoia r,fs ~. r, SssHhAL HOUSE
WANTED-6IRL FOR GENERAL HousF
81 A,dsv 49, mai family. hight work. Apply
vT11srxp-A yIs,7c,.~ cv.x,,.
xers,,v 1' "sainao mouse. Third and Uni
->-------.-------------------
w AnD-LiiIIh GIRL FROM u TO Il
ana ma s,,.rHs 49,. :, ~ ntrt nousswosk
-. -4. FUN sss.nu1 Apply - i.uE mira street
~ sfaI homework. Marion street. between
w - n.a MMI - ~ Akk AND AP-
80 snt'ce sirn ~ Ais Lysns, q Fec
--------s--------------
WORK: small family. Ma George c. Allen.
vvvArrvn <s<~,~ /. .- w----.- -
w s0 eo1
-
vxyANrRD - WATrRrse fNNRnYArrry
w Andy 1sa9 Third sireef. Hotsi Pieessnsc,
vvyANrrn--x1nT. ron 0rNrR1T uorer
w wcve ~ nn~s M n ArSs.sA- ,sn
rriumhIa sssrse A''''
>-s-----------
yHyANTED--A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w homework, Including cookins. in 8 iam-
ny AZ A., sssi ~ yXy,s ssrs.s ascs stse-
yXyANTrD--tsfRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
~, SsSi.cn - eosns, Fi.vsn,h soA'
-------------------.
yNANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
hetveen Tieyenth and Ivelfth.
UYANTHD-A GIRL TO COOK INQUIRE
-
VIZ ANTKD--aIRL4 TO FILL GOOD PLACKa
w MraL Huboafd's Employment Once. <2f
Pike street
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EAwxrn plp~~rp
"ANTEp - fAhINEN phiDdE AND
n
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Ans raAcTo.s

Do0TH & HAKFoRp ABSTRACT CO. QEcl
I'D Rooms a45 and s4t. Seattle block
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MRS G. u. CALDWELL, or BOSTON, WILL
M open rooms for drcssmaking April 2: she
VIII also continue teaching the Ladies Delgish
street. room e.
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4fT.
4 RTlsT MATERIALS - STAPLES AND
"A latest Kastera novelties for decoration
r. wslzinski. Gilmore block. Front street. near
University: formerly as Columbia street
T-AsTER-LADIES pEsIRING EXQUISITE
Il Easter presents at q reasonable psscs will
be pleased 20 know thai al assortment 81 ban
ners. favors shopping bszs, Ene water colorx
and eschings. viii be offered for sale ~ D. III
Delano. on THURSDAY. Friday and saturday
after oors al Yemen Sauxnsns music ffofe,
corner Third and cherry streets
ART EMBROIDERY STORE. SIS SECOND
4 A street. Miss G. NJ Paal formerly Fellows q
Psuly would announce 10 the ladies that sAe nss
. choice line os embroidery rssssftssss also
channels aud mols skies. waite sEsd cosored
toi1tugE eagsroiss wAsstss few fitxsnt tsa
ros ~ ana Waite 5erseys. ssarg ping and psnklag
dor@. Instructors given n en- hrotdeFv.
Art srUDFo-LEssoSs GIVEN IN OIL AND
"A ~a.er eoicr painting class Gays. Toessfsys.
Thursdays aud F-idayxs sr4rA esass tn draw
fnx sus n4lnrarg for seAooi girls Saturday mora
Ing SO gzs Mar 90 street eoraE- % soarfh.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

DRoPOsALs FOR BINs-sEALED PRO-
i posals will be received by the undersigned
mp 70 8 o'clock p. m. OF Saturday. the 5th day Of
April 1890 for the furnishing OF material and
construction ready for the rails OF standard
gauge railroad between Seattle and West Seattle
Plans and specifications can be seen 1t the once
OF the West Seattle ferry, foot of Madison street
Bidders will state price per lineal foot. Bidders
win be required 10 give bonds for the compile
ton OF the work BY July 10. 1sp0. The right 10
reject any and all bids IL hereby reserved.
Seattle Terminal Railway COMPANY.
THOMAS EWING, President
Axr
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xrarNrEns Ixn CoxrR Z cr0Ra

CAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE cOMPANY-RN-
~ gineefs and contractors for bridges Of every
description; wharf building. pile driving drede.
Ing aud steam shovel excsyating. plans and
spondencc solicited. ofhee toos Of Jackson
street. Seattle. Wash.
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NoTIcE TO COSTRAcToRs-EsTTMA
~ are wanted for the construction OF two
story brick building 10 be erected at An&ccrtes
By the Seattle 4 Northern Railroad Com pany.
Plans can be seen at II. steinrssns once
rooms IS and 81. Boston block Bids vii close
L. O'Clock noon, April 2. 1880
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ID II. THOMPSON a CO., n. IL THOMPSON.
He George r. cotteriil Clarence l. White
civil engineers and surveyors. ere located in
rooms & and =, Burke's block. corner Third
and Union: al notes and records saved; city OF
county work promptly attended to- mapA, trsc-
inss or bius prfnts furnished ~ short notice
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NOTICE TO C0STRACToRs-BIDS FOR
IN clearing 20 acres of land on Union bay.
Apply TO w. II. Surber, al Yesier. All bids 10 be
In by the 18th OF Anil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
MASS. AVENUE REAL ESTATE.
Henry Durand Files Cross Bill i'm the Case
of Dudley VS.. Batenlan ct al.


of Dudley VS.. Bateman ct al.
Yesterday in the case of Therese +. Dudley
against f Bateman ct al, Harvey Durand by
A. :. Warrington, filed cross bill He sets
forth the ownership of certain land in April.
1854. in ". &. Hill. who then conveyed to J. W.
Thompson, A. F.. Bateman. J. r Arms and
Washington Mclean for the benefit OF them
selves and others; that at the same time L. W.
Clarke conveyed to the same the house lot
of Wardly the same trust: that Arms, In
October, 1886, conveyed his interest to the
others, and by deed of October. 1886. recorded
in November following, the declaration of trust
was recorded; that McLeans interest is now
vested In r. II Goldsborough: that by deed of
October Il. recorded August I. Bateman under
took to convey his inter ssts to ]. W. Thompson
and G. II. b. White, in trust for his wife.
TEF ALLEGED PROPOSITION.
He charges that in March, 1884. the defend
ant in New York, spoke of acquiring the Massa-
chusetts avenue extension and the purchase OF
real estate in which he WAS to have fourth in
terest: that the amount to be paid was $50 900
and that he (8ateman) would have to paw
$4,000, he proposed to plaintiff (Du-
randi to take third of his fourth interest for
5000, but he need not gay ALL for lac (B. }
would advance a part for him, and that he ac-
sented that other payments would have to be
made, and he agreed to pay his proportion,
and it was proposed to have the property con-
veyed to trustees who would subdivide it and
issue script. He charges on information and
belief that the land in the deeds from Hill and
Clarke for 237 acres was the real es-
tate referred TO and that the cash payment
was about $50, 000 that $4,000 was
paid by Bateman and 5000 of Bateman's was
paid and advanced by Bateman on his (plain-
AZ INIT md N 70 xh.x1 IT,.
man stated that he had advanced the money
and requested him to pay half. which he did.
He states that Bateman was absent in Europe
from May to October and he (plaintiff) first
learned that the deed had been re-
corded in August in October last.
and it was the first he knew
of Bateman disputing his claims of one-third
of his (B.'s) fourth interest. and he charges
that the decd was to defraud him. He prays
that the deed Of October Il, 1889, recorded
August It'll, may be get aside and an account be
taken. and Bateman account to him for his
twelfth interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
A Row at a Dance.

Monday evening dance was given ut Loeb
boehler's Garden, corner Of New York avenue
and LIST street. for the benefit Of citizen who
resides not far from the government printing
Office. There was large crowd present and
some disorder. Policemen Sullivan and Boyd,
the former in uniform and the latter in citi-
zen's clothes, went in to quell the disturbance,
but were not very successful, and during the
row that followed chairs were broken and sew
eral heads were cut. Officer Sullivan was
hustled out Of the place into the snow. The
officers batons and blackjack were used, but
with little effect, and during the excitement Q
woman tainted. The names Of q number of al
legged participants in the row were obtained and
the officers have obtained warrants for the ar
rest Of ten pereons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
ARSENIC AND AMMONIA.
Remarkable Contrast In the Effect Of Two
Poisons the Conplexion.


Poisons on the Complexion.
Halls Journal of Health. n. Y. Oct. 40.
The slow absorption of many poisons changes
IN some more or less modified form the COM
plexion, bat arsenic and ammonia show their
effect about as quickly as any. The popular
belief that arsenic clears the complexion has
led many silly women to kill themselves with it
in small. continued doses.
Ii produces a waxy ivory-iike appearance OF
the SKIN during certain stage Of the poison
ing, but Its terrible after effects have bee ONE
too well known to make il of common use as a
cosmetic.
The effects OF ammonia upon the complexion
are directly the opposite to tina. of arsenic.
The brst symptom of ammonia poisoning which
appears among those who work in ammonia
factories is discoloration of the skin OF the
nose and forehead. This gradually extends
over the face until the compile xion has n
stained. blotched and unsightly appearance.
With people who take ammonia into their sys-
TENS in smaller doses. az with their water or
food, these striking symptoms do not appear
soon. The only effect Of the poison that is visi-
BILE for time is a general EMBELLISHMENTS
and sallowness of the complexion.
Many people are slowly absorbing ammonia
poison without knowing it. The use of am
monia in the manufactures has greatly in
creased of late. and il is unquestionably used
as an adulterant in certain food preparations.
Official anal yses have plainly shown it's use
even in such cheap articles of everyday con-
sumption as baking powders. The continued
absorption of ammonia in even minute GUAM
titles adulterant in food is injurious not
merely from its effect upon the complex ion
but because it DESTROYS the coating Of the
stomach and causes dyspepsia and kindred evils
Prof. Long of Chicago is authority for the
there is one part Of ammonia, the water is dam
gerOuS.
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TO BUILD NEW CHURCHES.
A Plan Adopted by the Washington Episco-
pal COnvOcatiOn.


new plan of aiding in the building Of
churches has been matured and adopted by the
Protestant Episcopal Convocation Of Washing
ton and from it members of the cOnvocation
expect good results. Recently the members of
Emmanuel parish in Anacostia were deprived
Of their church building, the old structure
which they had been using having been con-
demned by the inspector of buildings. As the
parish was not able to replace the old church
with new one, this action of the inspector
was quite q serious blow. The question of ex-
tending aid to this parish came before a COM
mittee Of the cOnvOcation, which, in devising a
plan to give aid in this particular case, has
matured a scheme for perpetual building aid
fund. The fund needed to assist in
building the new church is $1,000. az
the parish itself will raise $500
The plan is to raise fund of S6 900, which will
be the nucleus of what il known az the Wash
ingtOn conversational church building loan
fund. This fund is to be administered by a
committee composed of the bishop. the dean,
the secretary and the treasurer Of the convO-
cation ex-OffciO, and three laymen, to be
chosen for the term of three years each and to
be 80 elected that the term of one will expire
annually. The fund is to be raised by sub
scriptiOns and offerings from parishes and in
dlvlduals, and is to be loaned by the committee
TO parishes needing church buildings and I'M
able to erect them without such aid. The
money is to be paid back to the committee in
installments and without interest, SO the funds
will be instantly returning to the committee
and constantly going out again in new church
enterprises. The committee chosen to admin
lister this fund is composed of Bishop Paret,
Rev. G. F. Williams of Christ Church, Navy
Yard; the dean of the convocation, Rev. A. s..
Johns of Rockville, the secretary and Mr..
Seymour W. Tulloch, the treasurer Of the con-
vocation, who become members Of the COM
mittee by virtue of Office, and Messrs. Geo.
Francis Dawson. w. w. DanenhOwer and Lewis
]. Davis. who have been chosen az the three
laymen. Before the plan was adopted at the
meeting of the cOnvOcation last week Bishop
Paret outlined it at a conference. to which he
invited the reetOrs Of this city and leading lay
men. There the plan was not only approved,
but several substantial subscriptions were
made to the proposed fund. st. Johns and
Epiphany parishes each subscribed 81 900,
Christ Church. Georgetown, subscribed $500
Other churches will make reports to the bishop
by the list of January. The fund of Sc 900.
Immediately required, will. it is expected,
soon be raised. Then it is intended to 60 on
and increase the fund, 80 that the committee
will have at its disposal a considerable capital