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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
HONORS TO ERICSSON'S MEMORY.
NAVAL CEREMONIES AT TIE TRANSFER OF HIS
BODY TO THE SHIP

NAVAL CEREMONIES Al TIE IRANSfI-N VT iii'
BODY TO THE SHIP
The frequent meetings 81 swedish citizens Grand
Army men and the lodge Of odd Fellows OF which
the late CAPTAIN John Ericsson was a member. to ar
range programme OF honorS appropriate To TIE
memory Of the great inventor, engineer and naval
expert have led 10 the impression that the ccIe-
monies of the transfer of his body from the Marble
Cemetery 10 the Navy vessel which Is to carry II Ia
Stoc}holm are 10 be entirely civic In their character
ON the contrary the naval part Of II VIII be lnpoS-
ing in view Of his rank which comparatively Few
know Of By virtue Of his appointment a. knight
Commander Of tie ROYAL order of Isabella thc
Catholic he was a spanish noblcman: and his once
a, KNIGHT Commander OF the First Class. DANISH
order of Dannehrog. gave him the title OF " tN'cI
lepcv" with rank next that If field marshal or al
mral This would entitc him to the honors que
70 a vice admiral aud the regulations provide tia'
ON The occasion If burial Of o'ccr OF that RANK
a salute Of fifteen guns shall be fired aud funeral
escort be provided
BESIDES the decorations which Captain Ericsson
received which were many others than those above
mentioned he received by formal vote the thanks %
congress and also Of the LEGISLATURE OF TINS H'ae
and of tle swedish Diet. Eut he mover c'Grd l9i
1Ii.nIav Of these honOrs and seemed nor pruHu on
I'm, ttle Of Captain coufcipd upon nm bN me
srcii-h Government and Of the degree bestowed upon
him A, a recognition Of his contributions l" s''ch'c
than Of all the Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
v0S srorrs pRrcARrors CONDITION.

Mr.. s,out the widow Of Andrew V stout who VS.
o., ,ov y,a,s president Of The Shoe and Leather BANK
~ Iytpg at tn omt q death at summer resort on nc
Ier.ey coast She went ther" Two weeks ago an'
Wv n.-,,r,.>llle - J.. but ior some reasons she
wanted the sea All $1,000. $1,000, 81,
.r, c.,ot. Il Mr. Stout. which f. estimated ~
a. 600 900 would he distributed on The death 81 inc
widow Joseph stout b. h' onF son ou' ."e', 49,.
, n, h,r. Mr. Twel Mrs. Sunderland and the
,,,,., ~, Theodore who died before HE mother Nh
s,out AZ the ate-t account was unconscious anu ~.
,.ic,,ns said that ha death merely matter o. ns
They admitted that the cause Of her Illness was A'
yanced Ass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
swyolxR QrIcGm BROUGHT TO JUSTICE

4 SWTNDLER QUICKLY BROUGHT 10 JtN''h
Detective Reap. # the Eldridse street station.
arrai.ued samuel Cohen, axe twenty three N''" -
No - orchard st.. before Justice Dniy Al u" h>N
N,,let p,r, Court Yesterday t. answer charge OF
Grand larceny On Thursday last cohen "iNe'uSo
that he had a grocery to sell at W. 10 p''h'o' ~
Aaron nm Of No. III Delaney st.. was JUST N'"'.
for ,nch "A place lie entered Cohcn'> store ana iou'
the place well stocked with goods, and when '"'o"
demanded $3.50 for the place lIill paid II AZ once
When nm took possession Of the store Elea surP.
met him The susar-barrel was nlled WIN art sio
TWO inchc, II sugar was placed on Top r"' '"s
no t,nnd small stones. and the cans oi Pcee,'c" on
- Ill. ,..,. fouud 10 be empty. hH became
mr,,"d ~ the swindc. and he went IL , |,a ~
snh.n II. fund him IN Ludlow st. near "r,.r 49,, ~
iii ,r,,ii.d Cohen by the coat '"iiar az" t,',IS
men clinchcd. They we're rolling A'hS tl'' IT. b,d
bn, n"t.rtIv. Reap arrested cohen ne h'"l - -
in his portot two gold wat hes ana tha-l>; - ~
hills and a tcLc, for Philadelphia J. ~ h,, I'D
,''' ,,a,,,.l ~ leave the city when HI mt MN nm
manJcl an explanation Of Ms s"ndihs iran IN, "s s
Justice Duny held Cohen In deiaht u s'oo '~'
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
PLEASANT WAY TO AVOID THE CTTY'S HEAT

The routes 10 COncy Island and Long Branch by the
Iron steamboat COmpanvs boats will have the null
to day the extra time table with two boats
running 10 the Branch Isu1l The week dlv
schedule is also "A most accommodating Cne and the
pleasant advantage Of boats from West Twenty third
t.. NoIth River aud Pier 40. / North River. during
the early evening Is aU rIn 10 people who desire "A
sail tO the iron pier, and back after dinner. The
number Of people who take The steamer at Twenty
third II. at O'Clock o 7. and who down 10 the
island and back on the same boat. shows what an
agreeable excursion this is after sultry day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
4 DEFaULTJyG SECRETARY ARRESTED.

Gardner F. Badger. secretary Of the Pulsomcter
Steam Pump Company, was arrested yesterday upon
an order Of Judge Andrews. Of the Supreme Court
He was committed 10 Ludlow street Jail In default Of
a 800 bail II Is alleged that Badger caShcd three
~ the company's checks amounting to S522 30. and
used the money himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

real ability In the Players League race inc posVoa
-, -, d,.c,n,,,e The New.York nine has an e.
celent chance. Brooklyn and Chicago teams arc Wv
erratIc vet either may do the trick Lou'sV'i'e anu o
louis seem 10 have best chance In the America"
Association, while New.Haven ana baltimore WIN pi''
- ,ch, :, ont for the Atlantic Association trophy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
new ELECTION LAWS
Hsw.yoRK STATE.
Cheau Edition 81 20 Per 100 Copies.

A cheap edition dn price MOI j"
nunlityl Of the NcW-SOrk state Lice
tiou Laws. under which the 'ofr VIII
he taken This fail. has been printed ny
THE TRIBUNE. without covers anu
wiIInow he supplied 10 clubs a' ihc
rate Of sI.JO per hundred cop's' 'O
copies for 80 cents: single COPIES .
cents each. The print ~ large ano
the paper good; and the various w.
publican organizations can no" "
nc>nct language Of the three new
luw. M n merely nominal cost. The
n.mnhIct contains the Ballot Reform,
the Corrupt Practices. and the Krgis'
tratiom Acis.
THE TRIBUNE. New-NOrk'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
RECORD OF CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.

At tie oace Of Dr.. Cyu Edison yesterday the following
obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

We have seen II stated that Philadelphia was slow
town and didn't take 10 progressive ideas. But IL Is
all interesting fact that the first railroad In this cOun
try print page advertisement IN newspaper giv
Ing full details Of ts train service Is Of the roads
centrng In Philadelphia. most excellent way for
railroad companies ~ whe the appetite OF the public
using their trains Is 10 let the public know all about
those trains.-(sprlngded Mass Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
THE WILL OF HENRY NJ. SCHIEFFELIy

The will of Henry VI. Schienclln. who died recently
in Cairo. Egypt. flied for probate In the County
Clerks Office yesterday. The will, which executed
March "a. lso2. has four codicls. bequest Of
10000 is left to the American sunday school Union
The residue Of the estate to the tcstator's widow
aud children. Mrs. sarah VI. >clcnelin. the widow.
who l. at present In Egypt, receives the household
furniture and the for lie Of thu family home
stead. no 665 Flnhavc. Mrs. ~chicielin. Ernest II.
Crosby ". y. Clark and Lawrence Clark are named
rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
Announcements.

New FoLDrD COLLAR.
"r 4 w" OTTUMwA. Re. w"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

Pain in the side nearly always comes from DIS
ordered liver and Is promptly relieved by Carcs Little
Liver Pills. Don't forget this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
HENRY A. DANIELS. ID.

WFSI
n,...... ~ IN. Marquis system Geno Urinary OfaAna
Impctencs and Sterllty. Hours TO ], D to T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

Keeps Dress Shirts to measure, six for 30. None
better NJ any price Largest stock OF mems iuIhishhs
goods In New.York 500 and Sll broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

The regularly meets some queer customers In the
baseball world Here a couple OF samples. Why, |
am surprised az you young man. said rotund Wall
street broker the other day. Knowing baseball we'll
a. YOU do. surprised that you d. not come out fiat
footed In favor II League. You know that there
no cause for the OF those PLAYERS. and they have
treated their Old employers shamcfully. why, would
never 20 to one Of games II never match"
Next day the OPP o.tc individual was met and this
is what he said young you want 10 ont fat
for the Players, help crush the League. Look what
the PLAYER, League done to elevate baseball The
Player, are nghtng for a principle which every
ought 70 respect. The salvation .sf the game depend,
II, on the the Players 1rte" me broker
simply o little partisan. me other man simply
Enthusiasts busy watching the war that little
attention compared 10 other years. is given 10 the
battles for the pcnnants. the League
for the pennant VIII probably Boston
Brooklyn and Philadelphia teams. The NewYOrk team
has no chance It's work far Is any criterion Of It's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

physicians no: required report cases Of whOopng
cough.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-20
vDoLAr1so CHURCH Law.

4 = nyesssss Minister hGsrrjes . De-
WISE Sister and II Arrsignsd.
uuso. March l6.-Dr. Ewing. Tor
1~1v.evs years pastor OF the Sixth
q i111 Presbyterian church Of this city.
8 S 111ng asraignsd before the M0nongar
- p1u1bgtsry on complaint Of some Of
uorntion. who objected 70 hts mar
i - M his deceased wife's sister.
1krreh lsw declares such : marriage
1ouus, permitting no man 70 marry
1nw 8 ~ relatives Of his deceased wife
~ opu1d 70 his own.
"a. rwine tendersd his resignatl0n. which
en9rsSation refused to accept BY vote
r. 5 Is The matter was then taken
- Psosbyssry. which today held alively
nnnnlo evor u Il ended IN . resolution
6uSeu1s b vote Of % to II. The min
1or lkooeht TIE sentence ooiieht. They
~ ~ doctor discharged from the
5lyy, but IN appeai Was allowed 70 the
~. uhich Win meet IN December.
d. Ewing srssignation was unanimously
n1onlud ~ ~ presbytery.
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FINE HOSTELRY.
lexicsn Government Gives
]liIlfon Towards : Hotel.
~ eeceAsED MFE's SISTER.
vsssiss Minister Arvsassss ssr
rusuysss msr--ss<rsnsnss's
rrsudsisss Msyss.
y eeceAsEp wIFE's SISTER

fneu. March f8.--An architect has
~ ~ fabs City Of MEXICO vsfk plans
- lneut hotel on Tie American conti-
n16nl \ 70 b. erected BY . syndicate
- capitalists and Will cost at the
3 ~r1fuate over 92,O00 90 OF this
~ epssfument viii give one million
- = IL form Of subsidy. In addi-
r nanting the fres importation Of
1l1f o b used IN its construction.
~ kc1d whsn completed win BE- I've
ln heIeht and win contain 90 guests'
-. buiIt about large court Il
~ constructed Of stone quarried
;s1v uiIss from the City Of MEXICO,
~ intorior finish will be arranged on
Z Oriental magni6cence. Flowers
70 nnde Of mosaic marble and The
16l 3 inIaid With Mexican onyx.
~ l1s woodwork viii BE- Of the rsrsst
lneluding cedar, mahogany and
|S's 1hs entire construction viii b
1luly hrs-proof and the outside d.
- IN b 460xl2D fest- II h the In
11n = sxpsnd $500 in fitting up
Z 167k IN apartments, and the bar and
- ~ require al outlay Of 5000.
~ ro6nnda Of the hotel will b. taken IN
- ~ ~ federal government and viii
uSood with precious stones, repre-
1a h1utorical subjects.
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fwEIl ofsr for sale o. pns,sie auction Oh ApriI
z fssa a. Lyaaen. Hhstenm coaznsy waehfnT.
ton she property Of the Lynaeu Fszafag Mil
cozapsaT. eossistsaz 81 8 ecinesess plaaias mil!
octtf with the necessary BAeAsr1rg so< the
nssuafsrsrfe of xxsh xnd docss lnkaa6sn1 bail.
iEzxs an. 0zss acre OF land fYsaslux % Mcakssrk
river. Tbs nAr htusyy ~ ali In krsscszss ran
n1n9 nrtex Persons desiring To pare base ffe
above property 81 private tale e4u DO - III Call
sng on Or s1ere1sax. x. sTAf III.
Receiver. Fsgrssaven. Wssa-. Hsx 81
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r. = ChorGed with Holding the O0es
= Whleh He Was Not Eiected.
cAeaxmsuro, March Isl. J. Eagael. >
nn1w u the Republican city central
nniltso. today fled papers in procsed-
r. i contest the recent election OF Mayor
cno1pck.
~ contestant alleges that boards Of
Gopes h fftesu precincts counted and
|o1 ballots for w. ID. Comstock upon
- ne name Of Comstock did not APP
-, ard that the board failed, neglected
~ INFUSED TO count and tally ballots for
Ncsns J. Gregory upon which the name
4 0segory did appear; that by reason Of
- maiconduct Of several boards Of cleo
~ ". d. Comstock had been unlawfully.
iIsudulentiy and unjustly declared elected.
Judge Van vlset made an order that .
ecial session Of the court be hsld April
y hear and determine the contested cleo
I'm cas-.
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GEO. w. CRANE
$40 SECOND STREET,

washington 1mmierstto sn1 ueOooor1
Association.
We have for sale 1900 acres IL diN<seno ~
= sse ne s sssse - s ~ ssr 81
mica On Northern Pacine railway. or 41
dred and sixty acres goverumsn1 tn14 -
s ssns,, 20 s 90 sdssssrn sseso s
near ktxviIie. Adams county M ~ 0Q4 80
tenycaY contract. yesrs paid mp 49,
1,s % .ssss assas lssS
10 years: . 70 80 PER acrs xiye -
tract nssy rom Townsend; el0o ~ 60
on east nde OF Lake Wsshinston =
Street Cable railway terminnA ylyo -
Green lake. $50 per acre: 0nesha1 -
six month"; Acre ptopsrsy 80 80 - &s,i1k r.,
Ballard. five thoassnd scres enr4R -
Northern Pacific railroad iancs n III to-
9 g ~ per- are ia. 9 ss, rs,,, = Il
SEyyHHsos COUNTY, #
Three hundred acres, Ell 60 = 1att3As
all good land; 10 screa eOwn IN -
acres mo acres in sec n. 70 n n F3wtDoe4
upland. heavily tirnb<ted. ~ ~ -
xfrsAr curaTy.
Two hundred sssss ~ ssss z z. - =
acres esst Of and near 70 Lake WM1xn0
per sere. Eoxssil building. s
oassos-
Two hundred and fhsrfysthfss oeCoool
c.iy. ossson niesly in1 rsg =. g - ~
lots and will sell tSr a eseraEo - -
this Is great bargain
s7s1 each 20 lots In Hafrison helo14s
Twenty lots la Tacoma. n43
$nere tracfs ns&r Tscoms. t1ae - 4
ssgsassd wlsfI fnlormattau abDue -
ct sue STATE. fn1ps. 1tes. ETC., - n 3@ III
esgss the PORTAGE. xnounffxx q II
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WocpsrocK. Ont. March i7.--Detective
amy and Miss lockhart today went 70
kanosicn, where the body Of BEN
~ IVES exbumed. Miss Lockhart
e.uvely identified the remains a. those
" man she met on the train on which
sszchsal and Benwell are known to have
- @ Eastwood on February II. This
1snuncation Is damaging TO Burchcll's
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FAST Trxg

~ Northern Pacific Railroad vessisnis Din
sla Sleeping Car line. daily service 10 81
-. minneapolis. Duluth and Chicaxo No
- - cars aud fweaty ave miles the short
0eN 10 Chicago Tourist sleeping cars
SHsSa, PLACING passengers in the Union aepes
sM evsn hocrs aud thirsysslx minutes
s- s.a y ether hneA A. Chiiserr. city ticket
- tekes sSen,. seattle.
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l.ass.l..a. on she oregon i.in..

AcnAnssrc. Cal. March iS--A land
'ee On the main Oregon line above Red
eux' occurred last night. and delayed ali
aua ca route. No one was injured by
noe, and il Is simply the question Of .
t ume when the obstruction will be
moved and the rails cleared.
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SALMON Ann rKour.

n Walla Walla River Alive with
''Speckied Beauties.'
WAllA WAILA, March ts.-Salmon and
asut 6shing In the Walla wslla river was
uovw hettef.
II boys 60 out aud come home laden
WI strings Of speckled beauties, that
veeid mako genuine disciples Of lsak
welton long for an opportunity 70 draw
- hnny monarchs from their native
61nnnonf
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sr-Avfrp-To KNOW ThE whEkkAsoSi -
w a Yrxnh Crxh. she lest heard g IN 81
.s-se,<~ - S<xxf,e. raren1 Aoxioss n hsaf tsosa
ara. sar lnsossnAzaon Of hks uh<rsae>sa~ =.
- sharkss,Ify seewispd bs Nass Sechs CARS - y
s.s,esssn 4 "a. o. fasl, nsnnA
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Arr..s,n~ Ro,.,.n N,h,l,....

~ PEsKksnrga, March 1.-Two Russian
uaieFy officers we're arrested today.
fted With being nihilists The night
foss q The cossacks and gendarmes have
IN Increased.
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Yellow Fever In Brssii.
- JAsKiso. March is.-Yellow fever
sroxen out in Camp lnas and Sac
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n H1Eo We wsas reitsfss ponasa
AbEo In esery so1asT % ext&kp
lssA gortet FsfIor fex
ske sale 81 Or SieAosx csserxstsd esaxss sprsax
Corsesz Sud clsxTa Naxsss &c 80 IS pr rsonfh
aud sxpsrssex We fHsnssh eoupl<<e stock on
conssanasns. sestismsnis ncnkkly. . sAmpse
Gorxkt free send u centa poexARe Tor sample
ami skT1aa xfrH0l8 = co. - kest Tu<n9T<
ftfh sftsxt- New Totz- RS<aes stxse unss p<f1s
o61cnl yeu ssw oar e1yefzzse0onS -
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT SEATTLE q
~ Northern Railway. Anacortes. WASH Feb
ruary Is 1880. To contractors. After March Is
next profile OF Seattle 4 Northern Railway win
be ready for contractors 70 examine for the pur-
grading the extension OF the railroad up the
skagit valley. Bids viii be received until April
lfor the entire work or for the work by sectionA
The right 70 reiec; any and all bids 10 reserved
r. A. HILL Superintendent
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nAYsvrIlE BURNED.

- usttrs Oeorgis Town Destroyed BY
Fire.
ASnSEe. Ga, March is.-The entire bus
- portion Of Maysviilc, town OF 1000
nAehasants, Was destroyed by FIRE today.
N4saAef with large number OF residences
hs amount Of the loss is not vet ascer-
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Mas rREk

49, ef ballard. showing where the Manitoba
- = sne Canadian Pacific railway are com.
- ana WHERE the great real estate deals are
ca Daniel Jones q Co. e. Second
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QUEEN ANNE TOWN.

Three level loss, being ls0xiz feet. situated
% that tbs viow cannot BE- shut out Prtce
N.eoo. Have yon not already :esrss1 bow ain.
cult Il 81 70 0ud prime building pi0t7 The fact
II the ch0tce corners are being picked up by
home buflden ami do rot again come on the
market There II not home In seattle si&uasod
on more charming spot than this
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xxerrxxrs ANn coxrnAcrons.

Gan FRANCISCO BRIDGE coMFA@f--EN-
- vineesx srd contractors FOR bridges Of every
description; wharf building pile driving. drsdx.
tng and steam ahovei ex-ssstsngs pans ana
syendence solicited. Once loo Ut Jsexsos
street. SEATTLE. WASH.
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BENNINGTON TyPFwRfTEg HEAnQuAR-
IAtsrs; machines and supplies. shorthand and
fypewr1tiux o6cee. gsnoxrsphegs' axeacys
machines rented Rcom SAL seaxtis block,
corner Thlsd and Cherry streets
W. AsHfSGToS TYPEWRITER HEAD
w 4uarfers-stenographess Furnished. short
hand aad type writing woxk exeestet. type~
winters rentsd Roxwsii BLOCH. colnmbia
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= - ~ sesesvanens rnsNse Cog ell gssrs East
- Norshsrn Pacific railroad. the sessieaie1
0rSss &c diniagcAr Inc. A. Chllheu. city
snt sa Second street Boston esochs
Asn, aefot ticket AGENT seattle
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NOTICE TO CREDTToRs-rN THE eU-
IN perior court Of King county, Washington.
Ia the matter OF the insolvency OF J. p. Mears 4
Sons. No. z ess.
Notice Is hereby given 70 the creditors of r
MsArs, Frank @. Nean and John r. Mear.
doing business - 60 partners a. J. P. Mears 4
etraston. judge of said court. In opeE court, ~
the courthouse, in the city OF seattle, In said
X ne county, ON the 21st day Of April, Is90. at
the hour OF $50 O'Clock q m. on aaid day, TO
show cause why the PRAYER Of said insolvenfs
should not be granted and they be discharged
from al their debts aud liabilities And ali pro-
ceedings are stayed asainst said insoivenfs
Nc. n HOLMES. Clerk
fsEAL.l ByA W. YOUNG, Deputy Clerk.
Dated March ~, lsao.
Peterson d Pennetas her. Attorneys for Insolv-
enta
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REpucrp s.rrs rAxr

AtSAu aAAES EA-t
ei,s. Tickets via ruioa Pacific Seattle 70
Sssse ~. seconsi-esaxs. sss A { Martin.
Sses kSent 20 second street Boston eloek
= eExSs, agent CITY Sscck
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TUT vEzTERy YARM MORTGAGE faust
ana s 80 az 49,: 3 g .s s & ss
-. - - sosez< nses xnd On long sirne, money
exrSssd e eoon .. sszle i exAnsasd sad
Rssrn $500: srysiessso2s approved A<re.
rroaf szrese 4 Il. Feoses Manager
z fEK cExr-1oSEY 10 LoAx: BUILDING
lc-n1a pecz.lsy. cAarlsa 3 Pss,en. NON
- LaevsIlya- nodss h,eck. seeond sree<
MoxEr 10 loan on IMPROVED crry
- elven - poy a N onan amoun0 sf>er
fnf year: non<y paad IN tAlss or toar DAYS
asser eppncss'oa ID ns3es ioans sof nrsek hHild-
ysEvis-coaklin Asrsssss Tsan Ca. room / New
MONEY TO LOAN on IMPROVED RIAL
~ estate bends Of eounssex cities and school
@s<-fc:s bought H. H. Love. Atkina block. slS
NoNxY 10 LOAN on PIANOS. rURNrrURK.
=. nossss snd aay osAsr rood security With
hirnaaa- socn ~ seattle block
r. ~. TRoUNcK BuYs NoTxs SHORT
= dase morsgaxea ana loans money "a rood
eaafseaA So senond street. corner Marion
MONEY 10 LoAS-wE ARE NOW PRE-
~ psred e loan money On city and farm
properly ~ saert roSzc<. loans c}ooe0 and money
PAID g socn = tie exauineds no applications
sennne Lombard Invsstmsnt Co. coener Third
and James
q 00(l n(l0 TO LOAN on SEATTLE Brs-
%lsUv,VV iness real esssse. q lowess
rates $ p. Hossy. Sis Piae ~. san Frsnessco
2l0(l 0fl0 Or San FRANCISCO MONEY
EeSuusNtyV 70 loan on Improved inside prop
srsy a. Per cent no delay: time q sait; dsty
1rounce. 80 second street. corner Marion.
xoTIeE OF DISSOLUTION
nISS0LurloN NorlCE-THE Co-PART-
u nershtp heretofore exisftnr between c. c.
Maring, under the arm name OF the seattle
Business College, il this day dissolved by mu-
taal consent. The business win be conducted
q 6 e Merins. who asssnss 81 indsbseiness
seattle. March II. isso +. i. PkaT Tr
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE tx
\ issing under the firm name Of Newman.
Roberts = Co. Ia the city OF seattle, King
county, washiuston. il dissolved BY mutnal
consent Tho business viii be continued BY
Louis ". Newman. who assumes oil INDEBTED
ness OF the late firm and will collett AL out
standing occountA LOUIS NJ NEWMAN,
LEWIS Z. ROBERTS,
HUGH I. WILLIAM
Dated March n. Isan
THE Co-PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE TX.
L stinx between Fellows & Paul Is dissolved
MRS. NJ r. FELLOWS.
Miss Z. NJ PAUL
seaktlA. March IL. 1870.
The business will be continued by Miss C. NJ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-20

persesss sssss of tickets rcs4sing via the cnson
- ~ s % The ksss are good via salt LAKE CITY
On ~ atss Without extra charge A. Z. Martin.
1917 sxSai. 20 -scond street.. keSlea eleck.
=. 1fkfs. seen:. CITY aoek