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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
BISHOP IOTGHLINS JUBILEE
A THREE.DAYS' CELEBRATION TO BEGIN on
FRIDAY NIGHT.

Tho cccbraton OF the golden jubilee Of John L"aC'
lin. bishop Of the Roman Catholic Diocese OF Brook
lyn viii r.in oa Friday. the 81. m" actual ami!
vrrslry ~ the Bishops ordnlt''n 10 tho priesthood On
Uct.h"r l., lao. AID NIL lc continued u:il Moncay
ni.ht. with cAcrcl>c> ever; day. ON Friday night q
rcccption viii 30 given t. m" bishop IN III" Palare
Rink IN Cl,riolt An clAhorGt" acdi"s> viii 10
ur.,oltr! together with purec ~ many thousands II
dollar, Cardinal Gibbons. Arch i,h"p Corr.cia,
NJ hi.lIpp l., m and many other. expected t. be
pro.ri: upon .hr platform. a!i al the CHURCHES Of the
din, CSC VIII lie represented. There will DC species
and Music.
ON SATURDAY morning the Hi-Iop viii celebrate his
iull.o ma, IN the Old Cathedral. In Jay st. An
"l.luIt" durcr VIII b" -":i"i IN the clergy q! the
t'nrc,r in ne af.o?nrrH Tr tic evening tie I!-h"p
VIII review a;1u" u tie Roman Catholic sOcrt."s
and other "r.lp2htIpu. 81 ~" city from platform
erected ,cst in front II ms hr~" A. Clcrmont and
:,-.i" ayes. General ~ I"er Will marshal tho parade.
on -rudA, a.irr""n 'rr' i! t parade ~ tn 'hil.
dr.u l"lDnrIny tn. chur,l", under th" II Nc
ll>hop. M0'iay evening dinner viii D. -"Tvcd n
the u ."rn.l. ION, II 1" A"ad"mN ~ Mu~'. A.
viii l., mad. is u uH;n,"" II prominent me-. 1lr,
details ~ ME cnhr,'lon ~" IN the hands OF commit
tee, WHO have h""u AT w." for wNhs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
ADJOURNMENT OF BOTH BRANCHES OF
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
REMARKS OF TIE TWO CHIEF JUSTICES oN THE
CHARACTER AND CAREER OF TIL.
JI'RIST.

Albany, oct. I4-Hoth branches Of the Court ~
Appeals were ad ou,i.ed today at 80 p m. II 4
mark Of respect " the memory ~ Associate" Jh>t'e
Miller. OF the United states supreme Court III TIE
First Division the chief Judge made tn flio~,'g
remarks witch wcrr directed 10 he entered up'n tho
minutes Of the court
The court has learned with s"rr"w - inc t.,d
termination If The Illness With which Mt Ju,''o
Miller Of the I'nu"d States supi"n" Font.. h,N l""l
recently afflicted. liy this event one OF me III u
cousIcuvus ,cnil CT, II the Federal JuGir AIRY hi'
been removed from his place ar' Inir
TO that bourne from Whcnc" u 'iav" ,''U'''.
For nearly thirty ye4rs The ti'tincn N'iNl Jn''" %"
cupid a seat in the Suprn" Court. ana ahVa' 80
hy the exercise ~ tn &, Jul i'tic- which 60 70 m,t
M the chars ter of goat lawyer and JUDGE. ~
integrity ability and le,rnmg awayo made nm prom
rcnt among TIE members II that hich tni:'. an
cn, tied llmi To the exalted p!ac he hc!h ~ mo
estimation o. his country men. ont ~ Np q =" ''',
NE and memory M. CONT VIII 40" a!l"hrh an
order a mcr,oriam of these rTo"chiH-' I" b" ertr0d
Oh the court minutes.
In the Secotd Division the following remarks wore
made BY The chief Judge and wcrr directed {" be
entered on the minute.
Yesterday MIR. Justice Miller. 81 ihc Irt d >'r'"-
Suprcn,. ,Hnri. dls-i AZ Wa>hlnQ n. His Jihl l"l
servcc has been long aud iilu' iii"i>. rA,"'di5
through tho mo't critical period IN ia" his'"r' "i
Tive Nation ~, opinions on Con>tlini!nil questions
rank with those ~ IN" mort "nin'n' 81 hi' pr
DO. cs~ora and we think M Viii D r''"n iIn"
In The history Of tho jurl prudence 81 hi, country with
Marshall story and Tanry. ard tat III, rciniMi"n
NO, tho Zinc nor place To attempt a particular dc
scr;plon o. his ser,c"-. In testimony 90 our rNrct
for his character and of our sorrw for his daih THIS
will adjourn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
OTHER SUBURBIN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.

MAYOR GLEASON on TRIAL FOR ASSAULT.
Patrick J. Gleason. Mayor Of LonI isltnd CITY.
was Pared on trial yesterday lcf,rc JUDI Cullen
in the Court Of oyer and Termner. in thai cry iM
ASSEMBLING George r. CNwley the Long Island agent
II the Assoriatcd Piss. The a>>aTt occurred In
Mrr's Hotel. at Long Island cry. on su"dty night
September :. The Mayor had been seated AT table
talking to number Of friends. lie left the table
and durtng his absence Crowley entered AID eG.ag"d
IN conversation with one Of the parry. WAllc crowley
stood there talking T., Mayor returned The Mlyor.
il i charged. called Crov.ey ioi!er. ard the latter
rc.o-ted. ~ am not as big ka:cr rs You are
struggle followed In which Crowley cha:sseS that
the Mayor knocked him down and kc,I~ HIM abor.
tho faro and body. Tn, inen operated, AID
Crowley left tho room. but retUled aca"l.
The Mayor him return rushed at him. II Il
charged. and thT- i'm against the glass c!earca>',
smashing the glass ard severely inUnc tr'," ry Tie
MAYOR was indicted for assault IN the second degree
The trtal lasted all dav Yesterday. and the cout
foom was crowded Dstrictittorn"y FlemiEZ AZ.
pa:ed for the prosecution. lie WAS r'"aoF ~
nominated for Office hv tho Gleason faction. He. how
ever. conducted the prosecution with carnc>ncs NlnT
witnesses testified on both SIDES. and the testimony
did rot greatly, except in the am"rnt tiat t'e
witnesses we're able To remember. Mayor Gil a n'
fri nts In Particular could not remember tia. he
struck any blows. and I'D not know whether Crnw.'v
fell down or was knocked down. The ID trctAtorn"y
CID believe the t's'lmoav sn!ro'f to 'ndlct TO
MAYOR OF assault IN the second d"g:ec and II WAS
s.rerf by counsel Oh 10th sdeS tat TIE case 20 u
The ,gry a, orc Of simple assault. Inc .dry relied at
A. half past : O'Clock the jury scnt word into tho
COR; that they had not arrived AZ \ ve:iht. m
JULc. directed the sheriff to ll"t ten up Tor no
Il ch, c,Urt hen aGjourl'. Ur'.l l. O'Clock IN,
nor,nr The gene opinion IS that the jury viii
call TO agree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
THRILLING WITH HEALTH.

Mo-. - u.r con d,r alu euts Ike IIOarscuess Cough
Sor. rhioa tr worth their Vile look after aJd
they ought 10 pa, away without further being
taken OF them This neaoct very often the causg
srver- aud pfoactd sickness. which undermine th
.,itution OF t, Iaca and his general happiness Use
S,drn Min. "a, Past lie. (1rochcs time They Win cErc.
tLaly rradica" IA the above diseases DR. Moran H.
write, Southern M.dical World June 1859, II have
the Mr,rnl pa,tllcs IN the Chrago Policlinr
rul' very satisfactory IN Pharync{ts well
~ IA chronic Catarrhal conditions OF M upper air
passages The Soien Mirrr, Pas,llcs newer fail
dsra-tS Of tn Thr,ai ths.' and Inncs Obtain the
article only whih have the signature and
incubation OF SIR Moirll Mackenzie VIII, eafh box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
. CoID WAVE on IT'S WAY To THIS CITT .

a.roea,+ Dunn's forecast OF a wet day Yesterday
nrov.. only toe tr,,e The great storm from the WN
reached New. York Yesterday and gave 70 the CIV
warm. wet. humid dav. Although III" rain was h:h
only % inch falling up 70 O'Clock last night II WAS
Of that thin. penetrating kind that soaRs thro"sh
nearly any clothing. The centre OF thc Storm WITS
stationary yesterday over Duiith ana norc rain NAV
he expected today. says the signal Service.
Right In the wake OF the storm is Uha is likely -
proyc the scvcrcs. cold wave experienced drr1c: III"
present season. and some extraordinary low temporal
turc, for the flm~ N year may b. cxpectd acc"rd,n.
10 sergeant Dunn's opinion. The first taet' o. the
cold snap will probably be felt late 10 night. but
les tine movement Of ia" storm oil IL" coast t. con
sldc~aly accelerated. the main body Oi tho cold wave
viii 70, arrive II, this city until to-mOirON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
IRHAI;SIN,, A YtIEf; LAWYER For ASSAULT.

TIc'.'r.ch rieiIHc, young lawyer lvnr al ~"
90 ii"vcnih ~. AID hayrc an "Aic" al No. 80
nr roadway ~, Norl., ara .-.~i m the Butler
-, Cnuf. Yesterday rhLir' 4 assault pr .rrrcd
/, W, lu,y Elt."y. Il So Az Ir;h ave. 80 Al
t.. ed n l. opl.pl i,' that H.. Wednesday she vas
t,y!,. e, prov, ".du' from putting lock ~ the
dc, 81 ~, Lui.lu ~ 81 .ini Ocrup!'sl rs her
father oarnurl ". KI"r. dti Fielding. VII" hod their
,.li,lt, on,c, tlr. when c'cE: hal s".h"l her b.
tic t,.k ~ had nu,, hsr from lin with such fore"
,l, sl., h,d iii."Y heavily AGAINST Ia" stone steps
lca,.ng Ia the .i"a Mr. Eltt"r lad c\'"l f"ll!nI =
wi,l. b, has. Ia: ii.. private O,k un i.c do y:
Tr.:iur Ii,.r"a mot guilty ard the c\aniinai!r wa,
afOurncd.
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ox,vrvr apRryALS AT THE HOTELS.

FIFTH AvENrE-concr'ssnan fr'a',,.n . N', ,.n,..d
Connecticut and SurG"on''irnerA D. ~ ,,.on,esi,cn.
:, ,n" chicago and Alton Rail,Oad COMPANY
@ ., q. n. Licber and surseo" A. iart,un "'
.,",'. Army . uOrrMAN-Ed"a ard MURPHY, y" nn,,n.
TROY MURRAY HlL1-G,verno' x MO -" ., omah.
49,, =, Connecticut: D,sho? John T. Ne"ina, y, ~
ley. o. To,, paine OF Boston. vlCToEiA-GA
s"a .s an Edward Burnett Of Massachusetts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

r, death Of f,,o- daughter d.stra ted IA" rltd q
tu-y Lii d.! a old. Of NJ. 80 >ri"n"t
~. ~ greatly y,-t'.iN tat Ia" let Ii lon" ant
d., or, tn. Iut.r,n en- terry. H. Middle N'i.'2.
l. / There hr S'-i'r! Ia; graves o' oth'r r'lNdi't
,,d ,.,.Ytrd to \ Il >"i hy putting pistol 'Ut!"'
f., ht. h,,d Thu SQUAD pistols dis nr"..,L
,t ,,.,tiun -" kpr u H." r'H";'r'. aI IA ''ui'
,,,,, An MEX on ground WITH wound IN hi> h'fl.
NJ, u d,d not prov, 10" s"rl"u-. snI AT D." - AZ
al been c,!ld 10 attend "n1 'r Va i" Al "p u 90
,utu,,ai on 90. attempting L" c":in!t =! IA
,t, J,u..tr ~. a w dos. VITA 1--WE stall children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
NEWARK.

UlINAMEN ATTACKED By HGHwAiMAN.
Al Yah ,i.d VA! Ing twb Chnanen. were victims
CT a bold attempt a. highway robbery In Wark yc~
t"rda,. IN brppi dsvl Ghf. The M"ngolian- were
Walking nlo,, ll, Il. in the rar Of the old Erav'
,a~ when Patri,k burning. alias " Higg ns.' stepped
olt If doorway and 'nmandcd them 70 deliver
their n"ucy. They irfus'i, whereupon purhnS
pulncrd nv n sns. bore HIM To- tho ciOund and AZ
tempted - ifc ~ ps'i't~. Wah shouted loudly for
nrp az the sane time kicking III" hghwa! nm. who
W. hrlil..r.us ~.nE. Finding HAT matters wcr-'
c,;'tns Irt FOR h.l. Du mig rc "tcd hi- holl n
the pr,,.r!' -l:. and rrra nlng his Get q Al Wal
A stunning blow ~ tire Jaw, sending Inn ~" iing IN
the gutter IDurug tIcu took ~ lis l,cl>, O.o"ed
l., , c.,,wd, wlo We're attracted hy tie Ch..am"n>
.inut, f,r help Two rb'!'cmcn !r'red m The 'ha>o
,rd an M uu-r'nS He was lo,h'h up. Ion 81
a. vet m were ,aily u>,d mp, bat lost none of Their
liiuahlc~.
~. tcll.loM Nluufr turlnc Company, Of Newark.
"a, cnccxi a t"i> 'lr.,'i,m with III" 2ylrnr arf
|. ; tn,uh Ntui.! t'tu'.3; c"'niauic> and th'
rev company viii B." known tn" trllulhd
,',..paiy With capita, stock ~ S3.nO.oNp divided
nj, - 600 .har,, IT," trllu!old Manufacturing Com
many. ,,ar,.hu!irG, VIII yc"iy" hvr ard quarter
,h,ir,, IN The lew company for hare Of their
rrc.rt holding. and vll purchase the property.
na.nt, AID g"L VII II Tie Other companies for
40, unD IT. fll pail shares 81 tie new capital stock.
and the prrlnrry pdt"i~ II -" t"llul"d Novelty and
thrush cnir,ul"> for rl.Oo0.oA0 III full paid sharS,..
rhg.,. will be- ~ 100000 Of worane capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

Indored BY VII physicians throughout the 81, seQ ao.ld
There nothing "Just sooi" when obtain the
Genuine article whirh hx- The signature Of JOHANN
IIOFI'' Oh the neck OF rtny bottle.
Eismcr & 1Gendeisem Co. sole Agents
O Barclay Street. New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

SALE or THE SNIP SNOW & BrRGESS
ThoinaSton, Ne. oct 1.-THE ship snow Bur
CESS .Cj5 tons now leading with spar; for Eosfon
tas been sold 10 san Francisco purchasers I"T
S3OOOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

New Coates House., hnn.ns City.
Absolute. nr"prooi. Finest Hotel ia Lir West u
.xecI!td III h.. 1pDo: ailments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
THE Genuine
Johann nof's
Malt Extract.

The Best Nutri,ive Tonic
in all cascs OF DYSPEPSIA,
NJ ALNUIHlTfON Ia cox.
VALESCENCE. PuLNON
any. ,aA lilac, t,ll.
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This sdditton has been ready for he maskss
- feyefaa wseks. but has beeu withheld until
thc Queee Anne Hill extsnsion IT he Front
eegeet cahae sced should - commenced. the
ecnstructien g thet roe1 nov beins we'll nader
ueys md ~ comptettou IN the near future IN
sssured fact. the property |. pnt upon Die mar
Yet. Inexe are - ecroe, cleared and Iesel -
acos. lying on the brad plateau above oueen
Anne town. commanding due view o. the
e9lt and ffesh water, q the olympic and Cas-
c4de ranges of mountains. with Mount Baker On
TIE north and Rainter on the south In fnc4,
every p0ean1c vtow about the city. IL Il mid
10y betweeu TIN commerctal an1 manufactur
- lnterceis Of the city. 10 the west u 8msths
Coye nortnyees - Ballard. northeAes Fremont.
go the Mills 81 Lake unioa. al manufactur-
tnG loealtties, and Ill within 3 IS or - minutes
ride - any poFtiua 81 she adotfion with a
electric roed on efthee slde and sAe cablo rod
Fnnning through the center. Il II positively the
Mogt eccessfh5e pteco oi properly yet put upon
~ market. KveEytbine erou1d Il 1as heeu
plnt1ed. - that e sands 6lmnes alone . choice
dGne1 8 len u he csnssf q de sddiuoa
14sh lot + eocd 60. epeqiai tndncemenss
win Be given . thnoe Who viii huild- Terms %
enit Aeogfn9 people. This = special oppor
tunity for anyons with HATED 6eOns 70 -
cnre : hons On teyme - easy thos the outlay
viii NOS b mf1oo1- In buying . lot. whether
~ home - speculation, set one thas some
cher poEson win want fheFs = always ready
snle for GOOD property: No trouble 70 show
properly. OAloe honn nom q N. 10 So m,
eu6 from 70 . p ~ J. COMPTON a Co. The
mir, second ofloeG
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xRx WIZARD OF aELSo PARK.
- rev az Edisea's Pecu,iarsttes Rented
by one Of hts Men.


4 Among the arrivals at the Rainier yexter-
~ vas Mr.. j. c. Henderson, acting en-
aees and superintendent 81 the Edison
Nhiiei Manufacturing company. OF which
IT Herrsck Is president. aad the Eaiscn
sneFA Electrical company Of which
4 Aeary Valarl is president The latter
eaapAny owns sll the patents. machinery.
end Is in fact the mother OF ali the Edison
: Qst<ms
NJ Henderson. who has been in SAN
ssncsseo 20 see about putting IN an cleo
IS 8 hShiing station 10 cost ABOUT 81 ,n0eoo
4 = remain here day ar swo % luek over
- ground In case !, sheald he decided 10
= IN lighting station here On his way
he viii stop ST 81 Paul and Als-
! ). saxes. TIE latter place having large
8 .As'osa. Other stations have been recently
/ fsea IN Brooklyn, and Torento, ons-.
q 3, g New York is 10 have another.
Mt Henderson Is = pleasing ccaver-
nonAlsst and relates many amusing Ia
.aces OF Wizard Elison's Yankee shr~wd-
~ - White At the sauae time pAying the
! <nsss coaspIlm ents 10 bis prarlicsi in
designations.
leu naturally expect, said Mr.. Hen
son 10 ind an inventor tightly and
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rTATE % AAkHfNs4eH.f
Gasnts "a King.
xeisou cniih~rs aud II. 4 Gardner. elsaatIHs,
w a. u ssoza. u p Williams aud the bossan
Sassenai bank Of Seattle . corporation. dsisaa-
anita. 10 7.7ts
TIE stats Of arlington 70 the above named de
Yoa are hefesy nosae.i shs. nelson chIibe-g
and " A. Ga Aasr, piAiatsfs. hare ntsd EN-
paint sxasasl y0u u TIE superior eoaft OF kinx
Iounfy holzinx roUrf a. seattle state o. wssb.
fnxfcn. which vii cos1e on 10 &c beard 20 dsys
after tae frss publication ot his ssrnra ns. sss-
.st. sixty days attes the ssh day OF Fehsuxsy,
ls.a, aa3 Unless yoa appear sna snsssf the
same 90 or kesese TIE sra DAY II pFil. 1880 ths
sagaa VIII h< taken - 81 nlsHssd Aad the prayer
OF sasE tumnsa1ns Graaf16~
A sEsser.s NJ Of the obsecSs OF tina sctsSn u as
follows
Hsms 70 recover tndxrRcnf sSssass thea for
sx,ses &c performances of az exeEst9fy - csas
ssaef IN ws.sIa9 WHEREIN and sasrsry sssa
naa.aa dsfraazsgs Axr led "a sell and convey -
the sAld psalEEl<s o. sfs 81 = Of the ~ u ri
sesssoa Il snsnig = aorsn OF range . cas-. N
b. Sssd aelsgsns sloan. the esas tile OF record
eesssx In the a7ten6snt Williams weo hatss
same tfss sad rIuxE- anzEA E4sd contract ess
n @afs an tie Issh 6ay Of Jznasfy, A. ID isso.
.na sesxs 70 can pr aesd from sad Esnsa sad
NIisisa1s - sad plsssiids sai an insanrsson
fer2dsnx. r. rsstrain sn1 enscsn said bsnk frpra
rssnrninx deed sn1 utrsr psper wsfiiDxs poA--
se~sse<s of she xAxd b4x 20 nc ifAe< 81 t1e sAi4
defeaaAnks. % "a Eay fersaa fsvs ths>s FsAsar
tisk. ami fssxn slisrf1x snf sits s<ssn o. p<aef
vnslnz uyss o. In sid 7ss-sks. knc fss ne sssa
Was = haaa ana IRE seal of ssid eouEt
s1ss sgss DAG OF JAnuaTg, Iea
is1xL1 - - nSk-AA1s SsssA-
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n. NuxsuS-I- r. -xUkS0S q
"a . Cassee fsaI rssASe and Irxufou<x %
ltU Third sksIeI nens rxka
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AYED DISPh


- - - =, = - -
c1n<ipSss 1nnesoas Meooneo-A
r>sev - Powe,>e nm.
4
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1 . - eff - i-sa>x-
II - - 49, = $500 s...s.s sssss =
"a. ~ !. - RIA ~ e,,s51,r,.ess 80
-. ~ 49, s siesysv . Ssfscs e, 49,
- - - - 4 s.eosnr~ ~ 1flf
-: Psov,aons g ~ go. = -. :.
- - s ~. 80 49, -
49, ~. g - - 49,
49, - ~. -. ~. 3 q
q 49, .a 1Da !. 3 ~ =
49, ..,1se1 = q s'1 y 81.
nsn g ~. = s,l.0
conses so. g nsas soas q'.4ese
g, sad = !. 1850 mes I.se
- thax haye been presented
--
Aouae took Up me wnose g yestes-
le4noou - - osecass.on q -
- avs r.lnoee nlllA bsh no 1ss. p
sovaome soF ms1nn ~.
- no g som cents mile. $40
~ eDsfain provisions via feiersncs
DoWboek checks, &c. ~ sarly post
-, Ihe four other bills wsre - follows:
ii No -. ~ CIark-Io crooto board
Nod commissioners.
8 3, No. 10, b. 0strandee and Turner
eroofo ) commisaion.
@H. No. 10; By Ostrandef regulate
IS and 10 prevent ext0rtion.
S 3. No. 16l, by Pfckerell TO ro4ulnte
a1ad 20 create : commission.
- nrst nameo invests NE commission
A0minna power. Ina second ma
- 81 - taken toGetnrs one cfeaslnG
coznmiasion and ~ other making
~ -. ,ssssie,,, = 800 $780, Is erfshiIsh
'ss1s - irforce A. lsn<lfn.s. TIA funrxh
;s1-. -. -. ,nysei,r. ana 80, lxer Is
F;I1SI ~ re1.s a f,e chArr.d
zsz: $3.50
- mia a Tnrner and Osf,auder.
- 81 the moet exartln~ lind
r q 1900 donhfod Il 81 1900 ora g
1a1,,1srnsi Il q nrovided - thn can.
issSicrs e.r1ior "a art,cIe - AThe te~fs.
s.sE.1 - .l11 .'s'v 81 S~-A - 49,
"a s.s. 49, - 1-.s.sz- ~ 49,
-! - ~ !. .-..Ht-'.s..~- s.-. 49,.
- ], q = "a a 80 -. .s. - "a.
~! ! .s..' s1sssss ~ - 4 .ssan 49,
XVXIZY Qy0ND0 w NV ~ - V&1534
~ - lnty d establishing maximum
- s.1@t~ ~. t1,.t - rx,s,~v ~ennnk -
IS ~ 3. ~n-n,.feStr.. -. 49, r,e11
~ rv,nc;cle ShaH : deta~etea rowoy
IS1s.1 ~ deierated. pickreil,s hi &
11K6aeoc nousfifutionai. and Il Il rnora
- & railroada. Il nrovides An elab-
7z11r8. sehe~e a 9r>swht and $1,000,
~-l -. AZ >~--$~-f~-. -
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xo17cz 10 CONTRACTORS

NOTICE 10 COyTRACTORx
DDS WANTED FOR CLEARING ARMOUR
~ addition Sc Seattle. = acres Fiefxca Hayf-
land. care Sfrudwsek. Peters q Collins. AlhIon
BLOCK. Third street. between James and GnerFy.
NOTICE TO coxTRAcToRs-Rlpsw WILL HE
~ received 81 the once Of the secresxry OF
saocs NJ 3 noon o1 q xonass fssrnsrs u s
tos grading. grubbinx and clearing block Is.
cornssockx supplemental addition Of seattle.
bounded BY White. les. Gaslos sse Anna
once Of ssuaders 4 Houghfon. architects.
rooms a and q. Bossor block
NoTiCE TO BUILDERS SEALED PRO-
IN posals will be rcceiy ID 5y the undersigned,
clerk Il the city OF Seattle. on Or before Fri
day, February Z. 1870, ~ e'csork p. m. for fhe
construction Of ave 80 engine houses Ia accord
ace with the pIkns aud Specifications for the
same. nov on ME IN the ofIaces OF saunders &
Ho0ghtol, Bostsa block; W. A. Richie. Koyn
block, and G. A. Aiexa nder. Seattle block Sep
arAEe bids Alt be Becetved for each house aud
must Be accompanied by csrnaed check for
thai successful bidder viii enter into contract
and furnish hondx for 10 per cent Of contract
prise The city reserves the right 70 reject sny
CIV. FERRIS. clark.
lirst publication January 10 lss0.
NOTICE TO sHIPBUILDERs-sEATT FIRE
IN boat Sealed bids will Be received hy the
undersigned clerk Of the city Of seatsle on o.
p m. for the construction Of flre boat for aid
city. In accordance with the plans and specin-
cations for the sans now on hle In my ONCE. in
the city hall
All bids 70 fecoive confederation must State
where II Il proposed % construct said boat and
must b accompanied By certified check on :
Seattle bank for the sum Of fouR thousAnd
4so0oa dollars. drawn In favor OF she treasurer Of
aid city and 70 be forfeited TO said city should
the successful bidder refuse OF neglect 10 enter
Into contract and furnish good aud sutllcieue
bond In the sum Of the contract price. within
i've days after the award OF such contract b.
the common council Of said city.
The night Is hereby reserved 10 reject any and
oil bids offered. C. WFERRfs, City Clerk
First qualifications a this notice. January 4
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NOTICE or DsxsoxUr1ox


NOTICE Is HEREBY 6fvES THAT WHERE
IN ~ Lycurxus Railsback. Of Kansas City.
No, has heresoEore retired frs1n the partnership
a. ose time existing between said Lycargus
RaslsbAck and Charles u. Mesvin. of the city OF
doing business Ia said city % Seattle under The
sffa nsme 81 Charles u. Melvin 4 Co. and
James NJ stephens khereupol her Arss . men,
~ Melvin. Constituted the fTra OF Charles N.
Melvin 4 Co. sow. therefore. tie partnership
existing between axid James H. stephens and
Charles " Meivfs Co Is tais 80 aissoived.
and said James N. stephens assuser- and agrees
30 pay al debts and obligations OF every nsme
and character owing bT sid partnership. aad
al aehss and ohsixssi0As on q % sad partner
q sp are Transferred - satd James ~ Stephens
and must be pail - / "A aioat.
CHARLES NJ MELVIN.
JANIS NJ STEPHENS.
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<yoID BOW FgAxE sPEcTAcLEs N CASE.
IN brnnsed y. II. Spnrrser. Rasavssse. Ind. Is
paxxs rx On Fron, street Wal to ysne and Sc
sn1 10 tesar Cedar 70 Tnirt ard OAK. u ocsner
fhaxr - street.. Leave - Newman bE0k, 1.Sg
Yson1 sszusk and 80 ssS~nk
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Mrs a0wEsA NICHOLS. ARTIsT-ART
xNl stu5ts 1915 5acx~oa STREET. essx5ns.
erzyan x1xess oils sss 4assgo painting Ia
elias 10 CENTS ssf bcIFs Nitrate. rs e%ufs. cseo-
rxsive czsns5ng 6sae 90 ORDER visitors wsienSaa-
HeE- T. 81 SIXTH, AKTisT-AET ,sTrnIo
vi rs E<sssen hzArk. sxssehiHx. sgsli life 1rAs-
ins. rxstslss water eoors zsss oils. sizftors ue4-
e~srsr-
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TO LEASE
ITO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS.
i valuable Business lot on Front stree. APP
pIy 10 room O. saaderson block. MIL street
W. ASTEp-TD LEAsE FOR 4 rfRN OF
w years . vacant aess good bsslness lora-
ffna. Aedress. with terr-s AID locas-oa. G. Z
b ZIG " al. street
RIO LRAsE-A NEW WHARF, Hxl1s FEET,
i ~ the loot 81 Pike street App.y P-tsrsss.
a reruefsther II A. SAITH
SPECIAL yoTTck
NOTICE To PgoPRIEToRs-ESTlNAT
~ for yssec aeer AID freight essx xze-ss dumb
wssisrs AMI other hossting machinery furnished
hy j FFsstsxn1er. ~ cosaEabs. sole axeat for
p-umzEeat Easeesa Eaanufxsfcrers F2sns .er
I'll kia1s OF hgsldllxs ~ tss su1esz ssrra
NOTICE All. PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
~ aszarsf she Washington Steamboat sad
Transfer cosapAny VIA pvsssls tAe SANE fos
ysyneat nre4iAsely .. sasks ozlce-
fsEa. = JACOBS
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CCEKRY oxESs CIVIL ENGINEERS AND
- szrxeyers. bars removed 70 new of.ses u
seattle hso<k sn<zrns 80 ard g. P5&ns knd sz-
peyzzsen5enc. for sFrzSsaxes- All general sGx-
veyinx p-ompsly AstsEftd 70
CITY SURVEYORS OFFICE