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The Scandinavian Republican Club will have
Q grand rally and bell at Ninth Street hail to-
night. when the following programme will DC
rendered: Overture, Meetings. orchestra; re-
marks by the president. Mr.. Frank Oleson: song,
"Sagatun" quartetce; speech, ]. C. Haines:
speech, Mr.. Eckstrand; song, "6agstan" quar-
te,te; speech. Mr. fishbaek; speech, G. He'll
b,on; song, ''sagatun quariette: speech, Mr.
Berrun; winding up with the grand Republican
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The United states customs office VIII be move d
today TO the h ,iyoke block, on Front stree,
corner Of sprigg.
Two homestesds ard three prescriptions were
fled ia the United States lana Office yesterday.
Rev. E. V. BigeioE will preach at the Taylor
Memorial cnurch sunday morning
81 John's Lssge tonight stated
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Marriage Iicenses,

Five marriage licenses were granted By the
county auditor yesterday as follows: Alexan-
der McBirnie and Mary Courtney, both of seat.
tie; oiof Johnson and Minnie Peterson. both
Of Seattle; Irving Comstock. OF Ballard aud
Neitie r. Randall, OF Holyoke, Mass; james
Simmons, of San Francisco. and Clara Eorn. OF
Seattle; Chin Tue. of Seattle, and Lei How. of
san Fraucsco
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German Democrats.

Democratic German meeting was held a
chishoIm's hall last evening with fair at
tendance. Addresses were made in German BIZ
F. II. Heussy. E. Raster and A. Krug, and W
H White, Judge Junius Rochester. George W
Donworth and John Collins spoke in English
Several selections were sung by special chorus
of twelve male voices. and the programme al
together was a long one
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A Defective De.ect;xe

disorderly man who said his name was J.
NJ Hamilton and claimed to be detective. was
jailed yesterday on complaint of Mr. Russell
the real estate man in the Seattle block, who
claimed that the individual was profane and
loud while IN his otiiee IN the presence of Q
lady. Ohicrr A Townsend srraigned the man
before Justice Rivers, and on motion the case
was continued until this morning
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Democratic Primaries.

The Democratic primaries previously an
ncunced 20 take place in this city on Monday
next are postponed 20 Thursday, October 2, the
evening after the city election. There will be
no change for the primaries through the
county. They occur on Monday next
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TWO THROUGH TEAMS

The Northern Pscihc viii OF ana after lima
18th inss. run Two through trains 20 and from
toe Las, leaving Seattle AZ 6:i0 4 m and
? n lime shortened twelve hours : A
Saoeau. general agent: z IonEin depot tlcke
agent seattle A. Cniloerg. city racKes agents
40 second s,ree.. Boston biocS
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BREyITIES.

The steamship Haytian Republic viii leave
Fan Francisco October 2 at 10 a m. for Seattle
and Sound ports. J. A. Hatfield, Agent.
s'The Still Alarm" Company will be at the
opefa-house. Turner Hall. Monday. Tuesday
and Weduesday next
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TRUNKS, yALISEs, sATCHELa
Shopping bags, purses rust In. Chester Clear,

heservAtioDs on anysreamsnip iine in the
Atlantic service 70 Europe and England can be
secured ~ Northern Pacific once A. Chilbers
city uckes agent 1ls Second street, Bos.o
block: In Ionkln- depot ticket agent seattle
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Notice to CREDITOR.

Tn The SUPERIOR COURT o.
county, STATE Of wsshinstou.-L u
Notice 10 hereby given to ali tn ceo1
Inc aoove-uamed insOlvens, petislou4
me assignee OF the estate Of the setd -
has declared dividend. and has lied -
- ~ tne court - required ~ seeo
sre hereby required to show eaase ~
non, J. A. stratton, one OF the Ju10q4
court, within fifteen days next foI1e4
publication OF this notice, why the c.
ment should not b accepted and 60
made agreeable to its consene1
witness my hand and the seal a. 80
tnis 10Th day Of October. 4. d. 1854
lSEAL u. II. HOLME4 G
First publication Of this notice O.
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Oh. GEO rlrs !. : New York Town.

NV RocHHLLR N. Y. Nov. a--A disastrous
~ y raging this morning. II started in the
1esguson building in the cellar. which was
eeeeed with oil The IRE spread rapidly, and
10 entire block now az o'ciock) 10 enveloped.
1ne new Rochelle bank has been wholly con
eAmed Other sunereu are War 4 BARRIERS, dry
9oodas end MrA Byrnes, boots aud shoes. The
4omes hare crossed Main street, and two frame
beiidtnea ~ now bnrnins. The loss viii prob
SHY sooeh $7S000
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs-NoTICY n r.
an BY give By the unden1guod g
the Edgcomb Lumber Co., IN inspiVln1
ration. 10 thu creditors Of. and a11 pex11Si
Ing claims against said Edgconb InmE5
thai the sad Edgcomb Lancer ca m
2lstday October, 1880. by deed 81 aa1lmu
assign, transfer and set over IN 3 ~
signed assignee, C. r. yeat0n, I'll u
and eatate of the said Rdec NIB Lumh<S T. z
the benedt of ell tts creditors, whtca -
OF assignment was died for record II fE1
OF the county auditor Of King countr.
Washington, and that said aastene6
with the clerk Of the superior eoue
King county. the county where so5d -
!, recorded, . true and full invsuso4y q
ZION OF said estate, under oath. y ~
same has come to the knoWl<dgs q r
Etgnee, and has also filed with sid 3 IN +
10 the state of Washington for the - r
creditors of said EdRcomD Lumber o.. ~
the amount OF the said invo tory al r.
uon with two ca sufkcient surotjaS w.
bond was approved by said clerk. z
And not CT 10 hereby further Ryvom
creditors Of. and al persons havine
against said Edgcomb Lumber Co, %
their claims. uEd=r oath. 20 tho undo
assignee. G. +. Yeaton, a. his once IN RI
Halter block, in he city Of Seattle, Coz
King, = ate Of Washingson. within Tn
months from the date b. Yeof.
Dated Seattle Warrington. thu nat e.
October, 1890. 80
C. r. YEAToN, e.
Boyd J. Taifman. Attorney for Assig 81
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oyee NE Northern Racinc railroad: dining eass
81 Qoeping ears every dAy In the year Seattle
- 01icasO IA miles the shcrsest routs. second.
Sle0 pae1engezss TO- are AFFORDED excaliens 90
6om0ooakionG
1Ain!ys1na1n nouns AND rnrRry-srx MINUTES
ysd - reaching Chicago via this line. A.
e1lneses city oekee agent 7ls second street.
- block: = Ionktn depot ticket sssnI
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SEWING MACHINES.

THE FAMOUS AUTOMATIC syWTNc ~
4 chine: no bobbins, shuttle or tsnsion w
g 49, q Gio6s :; N. Co, 81 Yan,hsn. corner
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. The uuiou Pacific i the only trau,continental
Noe Running ftoe reclining chair cars ana Pail
0oa e0nrin eleeping cars from the Pacific coast
. 1he East A. c. Martin. general agent. ,0s
ooceod street. c. + Baldwin. agent city dock.
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BOoKRIxDERx

IL. h s1s ANTHoNY's BlNDrRy
s Mssningson street. corner CommercisI 80, 20
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aZans ranson 4 Cas- anniversary sale. No.
yonbsT s. Saturday.
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H. k,t aAAAoND CO. euccRssoRs ~
chants and ~ho,es. kI.Ssgrsl. eopniaaion mar
~ aI Pfod1ce; storage soiieited Co.,. n: ssed
- Asaases sszeeG Seassle, WsaS
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Carraher 4 Meaclan
Rooms y and ~ OLYMPIC BUILDING,
Douth side Occidental squaFe.)

Advertisements under ne heads Of Lost
frund. Tor fsle. Fer Rent snd eitue lions
Sance.
EoTlCE-The business once Of the Po~4.IH-
1HILIGENcKn h open until II p m. Classified
adveFtisemon0 will be resolved up to this hour.
Advertisements win b received q branch
olbces Of the Posf-lNrsLLI0sNcERa t;
Tacoma. Observation-Disclosures Hammons seen,
Fost Townsend ......-....... Handley ! French
Tho following lettsrs await sdvertisers q this
oflifqe.
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nv s1s ses.ss' ooof g ~ ssef onefed
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WANTRD-ACTIvK. RELIABLE MEN As
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veotUers Aneoe1aoon - seattle: toxm1 liberal:
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M AnIED-IEN BOfs At AMERICAN
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r,RED 81 PETERSON ATTORNEY AND
crnrseiior g iaW: corner Yesier svsnus and
Conm@rcirl street
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rooms - "a. %, Boston block. 0sektie,
wash
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Ne draughlsmen; city. county aud townsh
as Bu,ler block.
- -
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MARTINIUs sTIxRuD. CITY SURVEYOR.
zo5 and 406 Butler building.
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Butler block
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4 7 THE Me- YORK DRRS9NAKIn&
"A hairdrossing parlQr you can nnd ~
styles and fas ions: periett "a kuofn
low rates I.4st Third street s.
nREsSEs FAsHIONABLY MADE r.
~ p. ffect A. guaranteed. - room u
block. corner Spring and From. sfro-ta Az
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
IN this day bought the interest OF Ausust
Frank In the acavenQef buk1ue0 Of g. De4ATtint
q Co. Paul DeMsftiuf
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NOTICE or Dissolution.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
IN ship - Notice 10 hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the nrm name OF Sheehan 4
Gill, and dong business at No. 500 Front street.
IN conducting . retail liquor business and
saloon. 10 this day dissolved by mu ual consent,
yames eheehan retiring from said hrm. All
debts due or to become due from said hrm
are assumed ana viii be paid by James r:
smith and James Gill. who alone are authorized
70 collect any debts due or TO become due 70
said arm JAMES SHEEHAN.
Attest: JAMES GILL
L C. GILMAN j. R. SMITH.
Wash Nov
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NJ RAINIER SEAINARY-FoR YOUNG
Maa,. ,saiss and children. corner Fifth ana
fseesved at any time For psrticulsr. .sS Spals
sii.'s, "a Cochfans. Principal. 5I7 Madison
enOoL OF PRACTICAL CIVIL. MRCHAN
n,.nc Lea, Mining. Engineering. snrveyins
r.,;os ING. Arehitecture, Assaying aud Navi.
isss na.keS 81. San Francisco Cal Estsbiishs1
a asoa A. WANDER NAILLEN, Prea send 1u -.
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g1N yonr rhsumatism Tor q. Is with : bottle
- Moofe's Revealed Remedy
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w ANTED-LAKR WASHINGTON PROP
w erty. water 'front.' on ecodotaEmA Akin =
Walswerth. reoa N. Butter block
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s. ~ - :
Ayans Passcn 4 Cas- anniversary sale. No
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SPECIAL NOTICE

NFECIAL NO11V6p
yOTICE-PARrlE3 HOLDING GENERAL
~ fund warrr Mt. On the town OF Hard up TO
and including No 81 can have them caahed on
presentation ]. A. Peabody treasurer.
CPECIAL NOTICE-AT THE WORKING
- men's clothing store. in the Su Ivan block,
ia Front street; also ct the Chicago Clothing
Company's store. in the Batter bl' OK. on Second
street, cry scrip taken as par for goods.
NOTICE TO BUILDRRS-PLANs FOR COT
IN tages SIS: two-story residences, so: build
ineu erected on instailment plan by J. Friedlan-
der, architect and builder, S07 Columbia
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PIANOS AND ORGAN
GRANT vAUGHAN-PIANOs AYn ~;
~ ON easy payments. Seattle 49,
ner Third and Cherry streets Seat2le.
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NorrrrrE PAc1vIc nAfIaoApl

Hyams. Psas q = Gus annivsnary ais. no
vomber 3. - usdsy.
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GREEN 4 NtGENr. VETERINARY PHYSf.
~ ctaEs ana surgeons honorary graduates 0ut
seL College: once and iufrmary Il Gurnev can
Stables: cor. Wess and University strsesa rele.
nk A. ,. MCINTOSH, GRADUATE or ON
- - sArlo Vet college Once q Monta = stab q
omce telephonss 10: rss idence So,
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RA J. J. GRESHAM Is AN VI
lu designing elegant headWenR. ~
vanced OF tbs fact, call Is the Won6n1s q
street or 4G7 Pike street.
MILLINERy-NEW YORK wlfX1
lN4 pariors: dine millinery : spoc1n3U7
and bnnnets trimmed TO ordor
Winslow. Bigelow house, SIG Pike 80
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WI ANTED-Ag MANY MEN AZ WE CAN GE'
w TO buy their clothing Of Hyams. PausoI
4 Co.. 900, 500, s0A Front street
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the company OF other men, but he always had
his opinions and was ready to express them If
they were asked for. He genial pleasant
and courteous to ALL and was less spoiled by his
money than any man ] ever knew"
What disposition Mr.. Astor has made of the
many millions left him 10y his father and added
to by him during his life is = subject Of great
interest to many people In all probability, only
a few will have more than general idea OF what
becomes of this vast estate until the VIII is ad-
mittcd 10 probate. Most of the lawyers who nave
attended To the greater portion OF MI, AsJoI
legal business were out of town yesterday, ana
will not be back until this morning. \ gentle
man who was warm personal irlcnd Oh MI
Astor said last night that he understood thAt thc
great bulk of the estate had been left 10 NlIllHl
Waldorf AStor. who. he sapposcd. was name" III
the will as the sole executor. The real Naluc
Of the estate, he added, could not bc learned Tor
some time, as it consisted principally oi rcal
property, and had been purchased at various thl's
since the death Of Mr.. AstorS father. lie thought
that the estimates generally put upon the value
of the Astor property were too high, rather IMAM
too low Whether or not any of the charitable
and public institutions which had been bullt.
supported and aided by Mr. and Mrs. AStof' had
been remembered in the Will. hc did not know.
The social world will now be called upon 10
decide 10 who shall represent the head oi thc
AStor family. William Waldorf Astor the son ana
principal heir. or William Astor, the brother.
This has already been widely discussed ana the
general opinion is that the uncle who IS also I'M
mcnscly rich, will bc the recognized head OF thc
family from at least social point of view
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TRornlr OVER A >cHooL TErr Hoo6.

Uo.tnr. Feb 2i.-Con- idcr,hlr feeling h'' ry."'''
In ciucat Ional circle, from the a'i"" ''N'" ~
p,I W,,.h. of the Ilich school. Who to-day '' p'"'u
49, .,.,,. children of Roman catholic people "'
,,c too., Nout a week ago. in the regular '"ui''
# thc study II history. the cl-' rnm' /" ,' '"'1'
# m. Reformation. 100 Mycr', NcdA''" "'''''l'
which +, considered liberal los The school '"""''''''
-x scholar, refused t. learn The ptc''n'e' '''o' -"
RELIGION, grounds Principal Wa'rh 10" "o P"P''.
mat thcy need not study llmt part ." '". "''"'
- 49,, ,.i, ,,,o, iou, chapters. \ few day later
nc received , sort Of round robin do'nmcnt slEn''
ny tlo parent, II the scholars. dcclaruS il,T "pi,
tion To- the -tudy 81 the Reformation ~ to td 'nt
having A prr.onal note from clci parent In,, WI,
rc(,cd and the suspension oi the pnPll, lol.oH, ,
tn dav The school Committee ana superintendent,
n tain thc principal u his action. II Is icarc'i
ih,t con.dcrablc toablc and hard feeling VIII rcSnI'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
DEATHS FROH ELECTRICITY.
THE SENATE COMMITTEE BBGINs ITS INVEorI-
CATION u THIS CITY.


The General Laws Committee Of the senate t.
which was given the task Of inqulrng into the methods
Of the gas and electric lighting companies, and
especially the dangers 10 life from the use Of electricity
met yesterday morning. at the Hotel Metropole AT
broadway and Forty -nl.tst. senator Erwin chairman
Of the committee presided The other mcmbcr- Of tho
committee present were senators Henry j. Cogscahali
Grccnleaf Van GOrdcr and Jacob a. cantor. Ihe
chief clerk Of the coroncrs office the irs witness
and he had with him the following l,t Of the names
Of men who had been killed BY handling electric wire
and the dates when the accidents occurred
Meyer stielfcr April -. 1oos; Frederick = Wittc
April -. ls-- ThOnA, Murray, MAY J., l-7s Wil
Quinn, June -, 1rrO; Darwin \. Henry, september
= 1o-9; Joseph Mazza. september -. i-7o; Charlc,
H. ESQ: Henry Harris, November 30. 1--", Peter
CIauscn December TO- 1850 Patrick sullivan December
II, 1853; John simpson, May ., lb7", george
bchwcigcr October "a, lo01.
The witness had the vcrdids Of the coroncrs' juric
in each one Of these and he read item % the
committee. Of the vcrdicts ccnsurd the electric
lighting companies. In the case, Of two deaths bS
electric shocL-thosc Of Peter Clauscn and ratrici
suIlvan-no inqucsts have been held, the cases
were in tho hands Of Coroner Messcmer who has been
i'll.
Dr John r. Nagc, Of the Bureau Of Vital statistic
of the Hoard Of Health handed 10 the chairman lis
Of deaths by electricity %hch IoHcap2o@GH wn inoc
given by the toroncTs ciefh' EA M 'oni.nesIplcI @
Daniel l.. Gbbens wanted to ASK Dr. NafIc some
questions. ,, ..,, o. ,,,,
We'll | am here for several members Of TIE HodId
Of Electrical Control" Mr.. Glbbcns replied after some
her alton.
80 counsel will be permitted to intcricc,' SAID
the chairman. The senate would not aIIo" W
counsel 49,
The cx Commissioner asked 10 TESTIFY, however
and told the difference between high and low tension
currents The reasons for danger lay ~ improper
Insulation and construction. lie wanted tine "lrcf
underground and thought that there wa, u" danger
from them except that caused by caIclc-ohcs7. u
would be much cheaper 10 have the wires under
ground. too for the cost Of repairs IS enormous
. The committee adjourned until FRIDAY hcAI a.
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