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80 BOOK TRUST.
LEADING PUBLISHER OF REPRINTS oN ~
TERNATIONNL COPYRIGHT.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: INA an editorial headed The Copyright BILL"
u your i,-pc 81 APRIL l.. YOU state that certain op
poncnt~ ~ the International Copyright bin nre On
cssat ir The formation II book trust Evidently
Yong Informant has mistaken The legitimate purchase o.
certain stock, and piato' cc imac acquisition
Tor t0e purpose ~ MONOPOLY There 3. no book
trust That there b., movement coo foot TO al
vance and control the price ~ reprints Is quit" cor
rect. ari every DO dealer IN the land VIII admit that
-ash ara advance and such control viii rebound Il"
their advantage. The rHrous and su' dial discounts
which competition had brought into TIE book trade
wcfc flooding TIE market with inferior goods. caro-
e.. ly made and sold without profit The advance in
Price; Will be compensated i,r uy superiority o. man
ufac'ur. proof paecs being moro rsidt revised. thc
qualify ~ m4fc~nl being Improved and ihc binding
moro durable and attractive.
Lc-timate competition In the book trade has iu,,
a. vide a nelf ;or action a- ovrf. only the Height
mate competitions the ,utthrNat system Of selling t.
thc trade. De. been a'0isaed t'rou-l carefully
wrought plan - pnrta-c ard .dr Do which The
Wholesaler. receive fair rr,anrcl inf tn"r ways.
wii. fl, public ','i. %, app e-l. d. r.' !a lr e-.
It al. not possible 10 %, 20 tlc aatAor under the
old regime. q iu-t remuneration Tor Dos labor hu'
tie ,Np,ficuc- u the last eighteen months in when
better hora- AZ better price, have ben bron-h "u'
rrhf flr.l.a authors have received and a'h'N d-'d
ltnts'l" SINUS DO r,tal.'r' r,i "''' u" ''" '.'
formerly received u0iln II is hli p ,ir /" ,'p
..,,I'. .,d .,rrn.iyc Tie all Pc i4nuflr'nrc.i.
t.tl f.c a.-4faa,c U, stable and rt.utahlc pn'ca,
I. ,v V...or ac,,cg mt c,.cd 10 aria -ins about
r.. ..li,run. wh'l yol have crrop" H,' called
Am oun,,~nt ~ international 'ppv.i-ht a1 a mem,
-.r 81 fh- American Publishers '0pyrIt League. ana
C.atr'.l, b.l A. tlc publisher of controlling tr
r-inDr.l .ac. e., rrprnf- and copsrthi work. inrnd
l'1,,-. A~.rdrl LIhrli0 - Cosmopolitan ~'tlc..'
E,ho -erc-." and otn'r-. an n po'.i.'n &" ,,i'r
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Of rope over the side and threw li-ht line over 70
the Nandaa. lie tossed The line about evenly yards
right against the wind This made fast 10y rope
and 10y this the twenty five mcn who we're on llc
Nandala were able t. got 20 the Nip,ic alu ,rl
ashore. Ii wa, brave deed. for seas over "hch NE
swan had drowned some forty men. and nearly ali
expert swimmers. Outside Of mere mention oi lilA
act nothing has been done for he sai!or ana ~
i still shOVclllng in coal faithful a. ever. ~
least he ought 10 have a medal
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CROWDS VISIT DARxuM DMLnY's SHOW AND
SEE COUNTLESS ATTRACTIONS.


SEE COUNTLESS ATTRACTIONS.
The greatest show on Garth" began the second
week Of the season III the biggest tent Of the great
est cncampmcnt on Garth last night. People ioc''u
from all parts OF Manhattan Island and the "uJ'
cent continent Of America To the old Polo "r'n"s 10
see Barnum q Eailcy's circus performance ana the
spectacle Of Nero. The tent at the Polo "Ionhus
can accommodate a much larger crowd tha' could
old Madison square Garden. and there was nos seat
TO spare The programme was hs enough ana varied
enough to satisfy everybody. y man with the eyes
Of Argus might have a chance 10 watch everything
that goes beneath that immense spread ~ ''N"H'
An ordinary man feels it to be his imperative d"'l -
70 cara and often. and to lit in different par u
the tent at each performance.
No visitor t. the circus should fail TO sec th'
hautc mancge" school Of rding - cNcmPi'"c'
bv Mis-, Lilly Deacon. william Dn'f'W
trick stations delight all lovers Of hor,ench. and the
realistic race, Of The hpp,isomc are followed WIN u'
lccnc.t inicrc, by The spectators Animal lovers arr
delighted ~ trained elephant. sheep. bears W'"'N
seals ard whole Noah, AR. OF oihor cica'a.,', ~,
most conic, Trims on earth j. WpD'DmS william
clown elephant IippOo sab. introduced 10y NHn,'.
Conrad rippoo -aD = wise a. many hc" an"
xcror IL now in the -moothe-t Of running otdeI
II j. really A marvellous spectacle. In lhlrGc-' 81
dramatic action. iu splcndor oi scenery anu N
in picturesque grouping ana halca1,' OPP" % IN.
HE OF il ina New York. or ~ Ainef'a i"r ,i'a' ia, @
Last ni.it'~ audience Ma mighty appre,a e. any, a.
licral m applause. The people hpnsM pe'""1S, y,
he nu-lcl ani drank "~choOnc.s' Of lcioi",. ,HtH
Of them attended the conr'r "l'h ht.''um ma ' th
hoVc added TO The other attractions. ana WHICH, h"' '
,,rsuf. and the lemonade. is tu d" .iilIph ih"'u
vita mcmorc, Of tic old fashioned country circus
Whether you are looking for boari ana oms w, m
search without examining tie ninth page Oh Inc 1''
me this morning.
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AupRlcax Nrreo1o1cAL Socrrrr MEETING.

Washington. April .l.-The America" ''"''"r''" ct
society met here today The following papers "''v
read . Instruments Of Vain ion by Dana Horton
cold and silver a. Mca,urci, 81 Value, 'onsnlcea
from "A Nciallnrcica standpoint, 10y Professor
T. Eglcston: Remarks the Nomenclature "i Hi'''
tical Ini;-," by Or. +. e. Mcndcnh" 10 ,i, ~,
morning the society and other, lhi,ir-''n az, 49,
49, ,,.ncct IN. collections Of Ined states standards
I'd tho Office Of the United states Coast ana "couo0
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Mediterranean. l wish sir Anthony IloshinS JOY OF
her when he gets her. One thing We have hope Tor Is
that mly she be called upon 10 use her onstrous
guns in actual warfare for. in spite Of all the mac
curaccs. 60 put il mildly. which Lord George ilami
ton has been prompted TO utter on the sn9cct pv pro
fcS,iunal advisers who probably consider the welfare
Of the nation Of les importance than whitcwashlhs
Government blunders nobody believes That llo'oh
guns are anything but gigantic failures.
EDMUND YATES
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SCIENTISTS LOOK AT AND DISCUSS hlNERALS

Joint meeting OF the Nrw-Nolk
s,f.,c. and IA, Ncw.York MIneralogcai Cub was
held in Hamilton Hall. Columbia College '''' nN""
George f. Kunz gave graphic d''''p''" " ~,
minerals exhibited at the PARIS Exposition last Jc ANU
also Of the mcteorte- found In kio"a '"u"'' ,,'
r ~ ,t,,t e,h,,ed n valuable collection Of zcoit''
and ouartz formations. which he had brought from
Paterson " i. The meeting was well '"''"'" .
great Interest MAS msniiesed in the subjects u"' A
CUSHION
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engine twisted the Tivoli draw-brdgc, end when
POuchkctpse was reached it found the locomotive
was too large to 20 under the Mains arch and it
was taken to the round house.
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MOVEMENT AGAINST CONGRESSMAN ANDERSON
CLAY c,nf9.. Kan. April 2i-At a meeting Of the
r,rn,er' Alliance of the Nh ConSr' 'ional DISTRICT
ON saturday. il was determined 70 pat up 'a"a'.
date i'm opposition To john A. Anderson me present
Incumbent Eielt Of the ten counties IN me 1>tfi,
,,r. ,.n,,,it, Of which seven were DltcFN l,V''uc
-, 49,, ,nJcf-1n unW.,A standing he has always
ciain,rl TO BE- the farmers 'aln"'''
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will be opened for travel MAY l.

WILL OT'IlTU
r,vo trims will be made each way between llcr ,
North River and sandy Hook on ana after that date
I more trims will be added rs the season progresses
any ri, ,,,I i,d h.ivreu sandy HOOK >cIbrght, Mon
mouth leach and Long Branch ms been pat In per
NV. n,diion ard train service this season in cOnnec
uT ,,ith The Spcndld steamers of this line Will be
mare complete than heretofore.
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A MONSTER LOCOMOTIVE.

From Tho ALBANY Journal.
Central Hudson engine No. s6i made a ula UP ZIP
over The road from East Albany yesterday WIN ''
Intention Of running New York The elg.he IS -,
,xtr, heavy make and bridge builders "rc9nipansn
Il In special car The trip was UNSUCCESSFUL ior LILO
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rlcnArD n,ygrIrLD r1irMG ~ rlnoy

NJ " mn N-'-'f' nun ''--'' '-'' - ''''
Boston. April II special. i.lc' ard Mansfield began
jus nf.t mont at the f'.t'u Theatre 80 rl-t.
opening with Richard H. which wa, well received
hy a good house. Dnriug the week hc uil appear
In the other plays which have been a-.O'iat'd "iih
HI name iu the la.t
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CAROLL-Sll

cAROLIsrLVA-On the 10th inst. at All Saints rec.
torv by the Rev. VIM y. Dunnell' d. d. Wilhelm
carroll 70 Lidia Silva.
FREEMAN VIGELIUS-On "wednesday, April l6 1870,
AZ The kensngton by the Rev II. r. Freeman, q isip,
brother of groom. Ella, da -snttr OF William
Virelius 70 James T.. Freeman
pURDY- MILLER-On Monday april ~ at the Iesi.
done, Of the BRIDES parents b. the Rev. ID. P3rker
Moran Helen daughter Of Or. John H. Miller 10 FRANK
Lawrence Purdy both OF this city.
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variety Of desirable thing, arc advcfu'M III u'n
many columns OF short announcements o" '"o ''''''
page " The Tribune his morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22

por,y gong abroad Will sut'et elegant suite at The
c,rhr'dee for short .. balance Of lease Apply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22

A. Gan T. FLINT Co.'S. lOi West lith-st., you
,c,rt rrnitlre I'm endless designs, ali marked at
hsryan preos must be had for daily arrivals ITO"
fzdtorr
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You. ladies, whose uncommonly common sensible
letters We are all reading in and ont OF The Tribune
you, dear iadlc~. hasten the coming of the glad
day, II you Will You are now the chief sufferers.
It's you that crowd the asles Of tho
elevated roads Of an afternoon. and ckc
Of a morning, now that men are grown tired Of
seeing other bank In pcrpeuity on our courtesy
10 women. Vote, you say. and all will be we'll.
NO. ladies. for there not enough Of us. Or rather
tho fellows who don't care plus those who prefer 1t
,curf," too MANY But do Won take IL up. ladies.
and organic -ca'-fOr-cNcrN bouy nO-iaf- Tor
ANY bOdf Movement and sec low the thing VIII 20.
Md after the angtN'ul season i ended the Nan
haitian shareholders Will erect monument 70 N0u
an. yes. on "a" Fair Ground, in the central ParH,
perhaps. and call IL the Goddess OF Extra Dividends
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Even the Interview Manager, 50 to speak. Of one
of the big lines had TO 20 and commit himself speak
ig of the city Of Paris To- the proposition that, being
Fncllsh.buiu. the United states Inspectors have
nothing % DO with Inspecting the boilers. Not
Why not BE, yol they are All Inspected and
certified inst II they were our
own before ever Collector Erharlt can
give them a clearance fig or no nas Indeed,
The Ia about 'he only thing that's not Inspected.
That, no affair o.. ours.
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~, Nev.Norh As.ocintion Tor Improving The O.
pn.fniiicc Naficc.

SHOULD be read daily ~ al Interested a. changes NAY
Icters foreign countries need no, be- specially adj
dressed ios ds"," BY As pau HH S'e'ie 'Aep- Mh'i
docuntnts lett not specially addressed beng cent BY
a ios ns Ys. . o eain 3. Abb iJ5n % viii close
p 70. i ist, C 9nl9 yi o 20
Jane!ro pr scraps, from bAl'Hoie n9'Vc'S "'' ~
Ia BAN o g. as for BRAID AID sla t sS Ia ls 81
hona, Tor Maflngge ana va S Ns.hto
yer Advance, fom Newport News ueisr' Tor oIhsf
: a. m. Tor ir land pr >. Ccgman.. Via Queenstown
Hs ,, h. i S,, Gl ID aaanc at so a. M for Ea.
rope per saale VIA southampton aad Bremen n,ttrs
for Belgium dire per > : eand Antwerp de:sers
H~yt AuX.Cayes and Jacmel. Hayt, AMI FOR sssaaia
ETC. Per s. :, crors 1' b. tcted per seneca at
p m FOR Trinidad and Tobago per . > CoDan at D. He
80 m for E"5Gpe psI s. e Cor ,ac
5,s %a. De- f ss and f "a 1' "a:
at ,or Nassau iST p aad ssStago cuba per- 5 s.
Crnfgegos a. p NJ Tor drvA2 Ir q and R1aan pf
from NeV lda a an IT. oI at pm for fruxio
per s. Wilhaven from New Orleans az p ~ Tor n2ea as
a. p M for S. pierre acon. pr steamer from Halifax
100 a. DID, os iIr@rana ialE ssan
and P910ga Pr britain Ia snd Bsum Sei6cTands and
Austria per = Etruria ae,tsrs for other
Soae s cnsa i be 6 SsSf @ed SorT q:
Russia and Turkey, Ems rda Horta"lton letter:
at aG' a. NJ for scotland dirt per Deyona va eil@,
Tor Windward Islands direct per = Empress at D. m.
,r r,"n,che Chapas. TabascO and Nucatan. per
orlzaha letters for other Mexican states and Cuba must
oe Sr%XnnXSyPkt p m. for Nicaragua. per 5. w O..
Hewes from New, Orleans at ? n, Tor Costa Rca via
Malls for China and JaTHn. p,r So 3 'iaelIs
IRON Mails Tor Society Islands. per shin City OF
iapeit from Francisco close here A,ri - at 30
Mail. for Australia. NswI-aiand Hawaiian. viii
pnd samoan Islands. per M1rpo-a iron Fran
ri.ro close here April ~, at 80 arrival at
New York Of Anania with British mails Tor Aus.
alal Mails Cuba by rail To Tampa. Fla. and thence
80 a.
The schedule OF closing Of Trans. Pacific mails Is ar
raj ccd the presumption Of their mint rrupd overland
transit Francisco Mails from the East arriving
tine Francisco the day Of sailing OF steamers
dispatched thence the day Registered mall closes
at G D. m. previous day. - - - -~.. -.
Postofice. New.York. n. Y. Aprl Is 1S3o
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NIanifOu

Is put up in bottles and the word "Mantou'' shows
plainly the labels. The best table water IN the nhe''
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The organized bcrrudgcrs who have grabbed and
hitherto conducted ia, far as 1t may be sad to have
been conduccdi The business Of carrying street
railway passengers for hire have almost uniformly
made the mistake, common and 50 comfortable
to all mean souls. Of assuming that all their pass
crgcrs must ride somehow: therefore. no matter how
Well some Of them do. but many don't There Is
Zig dividend in the difference. Yes. ana a civic
crown of glory for that Columbus If The street
rail- who tclchc, the company around his board now
10 make the crg sit The way is 10 have seats
enough. The secret OF that il more cars. Impoo-
sible! Nonsense.
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DO not overlook the short. pthy advert scmctts on
the nluih page. lou may ma JUDI what You have
been In search Of for many days.
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THE WORLD OF LONDON.
.,,ovICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR.. ED
MUND YATES.

.,-oys AND ALTERATIONS AT OSBORNE
.ur DUKE OF cUMBERLAND's coNFiScNTED
PROPERTY - KAISER AND o~NN-sEI
THING CONGO oUE>TIoNS-THE
vIcToRIA'S GUNS - PER
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CHANCES HERE AND THERE.

More complaints of the Broadway rabid transit
Well. play on: give Us excess OF II. The managers
make timetables that their men and horses can't
keep if they stop to pick up and st down Passengers
20 they don't stop. The drivers 20 blind and the
conductors 90 deaf and so they take their little fun
ont Of the common carriers chosen prey. namely, the
aged. the respectable the weak. the timii and tho
lrH-clhc. II You Ike TO complain when dropped I'M 10
the mud iocrcd at by the mocl1ng masters Of the
read. 80 where Glory waits you. in the shape Of the
company's Chief Intimdator. some day some smart
man Will find out that running street nil".ad for
fun doesn't pay. Then he viii stop it. VIII his
name he Lamont, Daniel!
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DO don't" say back off, please. Try something
new and novel; start in" now.

ono signing himself Somebody Says wants to
know how The Tribune makes ont that Thomas JET
forson's birthday onsit TO bc kept eleven days after
the date Of his BIRTH The Tribune doesn't. Never
said IT, by all means keep Mr.. JeTcr>on's birthday
early and often you Ike. But when You
ask Indignantly What became OF those eleven day ?
Who tool. them from rs ' you provoke one 70 remark
that George H. of treat Britain. France ana Ireland,
King. Defender of the Faith. f. the you are after.
For in h., reign enacted that the next day after
Wednesday. september =. l1J2 should be called Thurs
day. september II. 1752. Thereafter. too the year
wa to lc1iu ou January | Instead OF March -.
Ia -.r NO 10 MnLLE now. lM.nkl
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on. YES, dear Louisville CouricrJournal,' the
United state, can exercise control the construc-
ton and equipment ~ steamships trading from its
ports. under whatever Gag. Can and does. over
haul your "rlitcd otlte- Revised Statutes and
500. Left cn ln Washington, perhaps!
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Whether You are looking for hoari ana r oms worn
ny worn r- or lusiur- chances. do not give up '"'
ecar, without examining tie ninth page vi the I'o
unc this morning.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

INTHE PROBATE COURT OF KING COUNTY,
4 state Of Washington.
IN the matter of the estate OF William McRed-
unond, deceased. No. aip order tu show cause
why distribution should not be- made.
Luxe McEedmcud administrator OF the estate Of
NulaIn Acilcdmond deceased, having filed I'm this
suurt Bis petition setting forth that said estate is
new IN condition TO he closed and II ready for
distribution OF the residue thereof among the per
sans entitled by law thereto, and il appearing 10
we conrt that said petition sets forth facts sufficient
estate:
II Is therefore ordered by the court that all per-
~shS Interested IN the estate of the said William
Aciseulond be and appear before the said probate
Nart OF King county. state of Washington, at the
eVuftroom OF tire said court In the city of seattle,
~ ~ we 2sh day OF December. 1890, at the hour of
Aiocoek a. m. Of said day, then and there TO show
ven should not be made OF the residue of said
saae among the heirs ard persons in said petition
Assshuohed, according to law.
ks iorther ordered that copy Of this order be
~rles the said 2Ath day Of December. 1890. In the
.oetlhteiigencer TUESDAY isSuel "A newspaper
Printed and published Ina said King county and of
ssnetal circulation therein.
1880 ~VN'' nc pIssu sT:n nsRoRN'
Judge OF said Probate Court.
STATE or WASHINGTON,
,nsNrf az KING.
w.. hlchari Osborn clerk of the probate court OF
Nm, nng eoanty. stale Of Washington, Ito hereby Ger.
~ ~ sast The above and foregoing document Is a
49, so'rect and complete copy OF an order OF said
sSs'ate court 10 show cause why distribution al
So Ssaaae should not he made ia The above en-
~ matter made and entered by said court on
~ sta day of November. 1890.
HMtness whereof. have hereuuto set my hand
A. s1xed the seal Of said probate court this Gath
lsEAi-l RICHARD OSBORN,
Clerk of said Probate Court
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THE CITY COUNCIL.
Saloon Limits Fixed by the
House Of Delegates.
TWO ELECTIONS ORDAINED.
Advice Wanted rs to the Williams
Contract-A Communication From
the Mayor-Street Lights.

Both houses of the city council met last
night. The delegates materially changed
the ordinance prescribing saloon limits.
The more important changes made are in
leaving out the whole of Third street. ex-
cept between Yesler and Cherry, the 'hole
In the wall" on Columbia street, and the
wharves west of Railroad avenue. 1t re-
suits in complete victory for the oppo-
nents of the extension.
The business transacted is reported at
length but the amount left untouched is
causing the members serious concern. In
the board of aldermen a discussion took
place as to the time of next meeting.
Messrs. Wilcox and Miller volunteered to
put in whole day. and it was agreed that
more frequent meetings must be held in
order to clear off the great accumulation of
business. The board adjourned until
Wednesday night. and will meet on Fri
day specially to consider the Williams
matter. The delegates adjourned to meet
on Monday night: they say the aldermen
are three weeks behind them.
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hepeople.. 1T is mandatory, your honor, .
he concluded
The corporation counsel advises that
THIS election can be held ut the same time
as the bond issue election" said Mr..
Miller.
1t will save expense, If that can be
done. said the chair.
We are only doing the same as New
iork and Chicago" remarked Mr.. Wilcox.
Ire ordinance was passed. Mr. HAN vot-
ing Tor 1t, as he said, very reluctantly.
ORDINANCES.
a house ordinance establishing three
nights on Terrace street at Ninth, Tenth
and Eleventh streets was read.
Mr.. Wilcox objected to arc lights at
every corner; he thought every other cor
ner enough
Mr.. Hall thought 32-candle power suffi-
cient for suburban streets, and until there
was system it would be unwise to order
arc lights indiscriminatelv
On motion of Messrs. Wilcox and Korn
the provision as to Tenth street was strick-
en- out; and the bill passed as amended.
ordinance authorizing the mayor to give
quit claim to Amasa Brown and &. 2.
Stone was passed.
PETITIONS
BY police commissioners For repairs to
jail, additional bedding, and separate ac-
commodation for women; referred to the
board of public works, with power.
4: Il. Sander-For principal and interest
on Madison street, Washington street and
other scrip; corporation counsel.
by DIR. Il. J.. M. Miller-For sewer on
Columbia for half block between Twelfth
and Thirteenth; granted and joint resolu-
ton passed.
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LIBRARY COMMISSION.
Appointment of Committees for Detail
Work.

At meeting yesterday of the library
commissioners all were present except
Mrs. J. G. Haines, who has been unwell for
some time. The board resolved TO pur-
chase a set of Harper's illustrated Weekly
from 1861 10 1873 for $40, as il was an OPP
portunity seldom presenting itself.
The following committees were APP
pointed: Finance, G.. ". Sheafe and r. G..
Washburn; site and building, Mrs. j. G..
Haines and r. C. Washburn; library, Mrs.
A. b. Stewart and j. f.. Aver; books, Mrs.
Haines and Mr. Washburn; reading-room,
Mrs. Stewart and Mr. Aver; art gallery
and museum, Mrs. Stewart and Mrs.
Haincs; industrial school, Messrs. Aver
and Sheafe.
The board adjoured to meet on the first
Saturday in January.
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TINTED STATES MARSlIAL'S SALE-
~. United States of America, northern division
ss1ist Of Washington. -. BY virtue of y writ
NsaNtoni eNlonas to me directed, issued from the
SSset court oi she nited states for the northern
ax'soa OF The district of Washington, ST the sait
dohh = Day and Michael Day against
w w steamer gypsy Queen, her tackle, APP
raw. and furniture. Ia accordance With
r. oesree dated NJ seattle, Washington. heNcesfi-
- ~, 1890. pronounced la said court,
I5e.eey give public notice that on the third day OF
Ssansry, 1891. al ! o'clock In the afternoon, at
,s.ssasnfnps landing Lake Washington. IN said dis
80 iwili sell the said steamer Gypsy Queen. Der
Ale apparel and furniture 10 the highest bidder
'ss eash, payahge al tire time OF sale.
THOMAS r. BROWN.
United states Marshal