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Good Outlook for Steel Rail Mills.

An important meeting of the representatives
Of the steel rail manufacturers Of the United
States was held on Tuesday at which several
officials stated that The orders for rails now
placed among the various mills in the country
amount to nearly COO. 0C0 tons. The steel rail
mills are sure to be kept busy all of next year. A
high official OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany said that he did not remember u time
when the railroad business was moro prosperous
than it is today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
Dom Pcdro's Remains Removed.

The only minister Of any important countr,
absent from yesterdays portion of the funera
services over Dom Pedro in Paris was Do PIN
the minister Of Brazil His absence was com
mented on a. presumably directed from Ri,
Janciro and as showing the determination o
the Brazilian government not to accord recogni
ton to the imperial family. Mr. whitelaw Reid
United States minister was present among til,
diplomatic corps and vas the subject of con
siderable attention. The hearse used to con
vey the body to tho Orleans terminus was tn,
same which had carried the remains Of the lat
President Thiers II was preceded BY twt
shariots full Of wreaths. The Count ani
Counters d'Eu accompanied the remains OF
their journey 10 Lisbon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
Jacobs Cleveland Theaier R1rucd.

The Cleveland Theater was DESTROYED by fire
yesterday morning. The flames were discov-
cred at o'clock. and before they were extin-
guished nothing but the walls were left The
hre started near a furnace in the basement
ii. Il. Jacobs owned large interest in the
building. and his loss is $4,000. The total
loss is about $4,000 and the insurance $40 COO
The white Slave" Company lost their scenery
and Costumes, worth $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10

"A Small War ON Hand Between Edito
Schultze and Editor Johann Most

A WAT On mana between Editor
Schultze and Editor Johann Most.
Herr Moritz Schultze, editor of the Chicago
Arbeiter Zei'un9, and Herr Johann Most. editor
OF the New York Freiheit, are at war; Tho i'm
mediate cause Of the bitter war now raging in
the columns Of the Ar6eiter Zeihtng and the
Freheat is to be found in the action of Assistant
Superintendent Hubbard of the Chicago police
at the West 18th street Turner Hall meeting and
the subsequent raid at Greifs' Hall Herr Most
intimates in gentle way that q judicious
application of dynamite should have been
made then and there in commemoration of
Spies, Parsons and others. In q fve-column
article in the last number Of the Felaeit he ex-
plains this.
Herr Schultze replies in the Arbeiter Zeitung,
saying that Most can have all the war he wants,
that the Chicago anarchists got the best hall
they could and had big parade while Most
held meeting in the back room of q saloon,
being too much Of o coward to preside at a
mass meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10

a Coal Famine Imminent in the West
o. d. Buscheeker OF Mason City. the leading
Wholesale coal dealer Of Iowa, said last night
that there l. mot q weeks supply Of soft coal in
the hands Of dealers in the states Of Iowa.
Dakota, Minnesota, Illinois, Kansas nor Nebraska.
Miners everywhere are now working on half
time OF account Of scarcity Of cara The
fault cannot be attributed to negligence Of The
railway corporations, butby the unprecedented
DEVELOPMENT Of The vestern country this terri.
tory 10 in imminent danger Of coal famine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10

siavin Fears That Sullivan Won't Fight.
Prior to their departure from London Slavin
said that he would concede almost everything
to get on a match with Sullivan. He was afraid.
however. that the journey would prove fruit
less. Mitchell is as equally determined to get
on fight with Corbett. Mitchell, it is said, car
ries with him letters of credit and big sum of
money, the bulk OF which is furnished by an
Australian syndicate, headed by George Piesse,
who is prepared TO back Slavin for SlOO,OOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
Hanlan Was Not in Condition.

HnnInn was Not In COndition.
Ned Hanlan. the oarsman. has requested an
investigation Of the charges that he purposely
lost his race with Mclean last Sunday and
President Sullivan Of the Pacific Rowing Asso-
citation has accordingly called q meeting of the
association for tonight. Hanlan attributes his
defeat to o lack OF condition aud sudden nausea
and declares that in view Of the charges he vii
decline match with Henry Peterson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10

beautiful girl of sixteen, attired in boys
clothing. was discovered in an empty box car
at st. Louis yesterday. She had beaten her
way from Miller county and was nearly dead
from exposure. Her trousers were out at the
knees, her toes popped from her shoes and she
was altogether wretched spectacle. She was
sent to a hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
A Home for Mrs. Davis.

proposition was submitted to the Rich
mond city council Monday night to allow Mrs.
Jefferson Davis residence for the remainder
of her life. 1t is to be in that city and is not
to cost over s25.0O0 proposition In soon to
be presented to the virginis legislature propos-
ing to allow Mrs. Davis pension OF 81 900 a
year during her life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
Grand aurora Released From Jail.

The San Antonio grand Jury, after spending
twenty-eight hours in the jail for the nom pay
ment of fine of $50 each. imposed by Judge
King for contempt, were last evening released
on a telegram received from John P. White,
judge Of the court Of appeals, now in session at
Tyler. The bond Of the applicants is fixed at
500 each, pending the hearing Of the applica-
ton by the court of appeals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
viii Vote with tn, Democrats

VIM J. Odair. elected in November to the as
ssnnbly from tho tSenty-second district of New
York city. as the republican and anti-Tammany
candidate, and vino it was confidently expected
would vote with the republicans, has written to
Hon Richard Croker TO the effect that he was a
democrat, favored democratic measures and
principles and intended TO support the demo-
cratic party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
The Pari. Police Puzzles, Aya,r.

The man arrested in Paris on suspicion Of
having murdered Baroness Delard is thought
to be innocent He is bookmakcr named
MILDLY and the evidence Sc far collected against
him shows that il is improbable that he com.
mitted the crime. Therefore the police officials
are more puzzled than ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
THE COCEIS.

COURr IN GENERAL TKEM--C CHEF Justice Bing-
hIDl and Judges Coz and James.
Yesterday-Hunt ast- Russ: argued and sub
mitted- AcBlalr agL McBlaIr; decree signed.
EQUIrT CoCRT-Jt;dce HG1Rer
observation-disclosures agt. Warren; subpoena
duees tecum ordered issued. Darling ag.
Kelley; trustee authorized to erect stable
browning agt. De Neal; sale finally ratified and
reference to auditor. Leonard ast. Iserian;
Ernes; L. Schmidt substituted as trustee Bush
agt- Alleman: II. s. Cummings substituted as
trustee Backus Steam Heater Company agt
Commissioner OF Patents; appearance of absent
defendants ordered
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ADVERTISING.

II YOU WISH 70 ADVERTISE ANYTHING ANY
J. where At amy tune w:lte 70 CLIO. r. kOWELL A
Gu. ~ spruce 81. New York au2l-ly
LyERY ONE IN MED OF IMPORTATION OK
II the subject OF advertising viii 40 well 70 obtain
cory Of book Tor ADVERTISER. 36s pages rr7ce III.
careful compilation from the American Newspsper
DIRECTORY o. al the best papers and class journals
glves the circulation rating OF every rood
deal Of information about rates ana other afters per
tanning 70 the lRhiness OF advertising. Addre.s
howELL,S ADVERTISING BUREAU. 10 sprucs
st.. New AoSA aux1-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
Mai. M. II. Watson Dead.

MAJ NJ +. Watson died at the Soldiers
Home at Dayton, Ohio, yesterday. The re-
mains wiz be brought to Washington for
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RAILROADS.
u'HE GREAT

M VIVA x>-xs,-, x,~r. por-rr
TO rHr NoRfa T. m IL ~ sSp ssoiiiirHwrrl
sff Hs Hi ksr s'c s.osifi cNsiI rSUisa
rRArNss e. fsSkt NJ z n Sg TS Tsa i sst,,ro
CORNER oTH AND 3 SIS. As toIlows
Errrr.s q Pullman N.ss 6a , o.S. a, 10 ss
DAILY; fnst lane. i0.b "a . m. daily o. chnas
BINS to fit,ssurE snd S.--rinx siars irarr ~
buug 20 indianapolis, plttssurE 70 Coulnhusi
r SSs fa dais ' fsPio4 a 1sr ws ss Ss.
LOUIS :ad tinSnns,, aud hinins Car Hsrr .Su,
y -. Lonts ~, ColnnI,lsn k,,ress at 49, p
ris.ars and s,eeIiag and Dinins Csrs Harri
60 chic.ro, Mes,-rn fxI---. ., : 80 p N. a
louis, oonnectins aAly At Hsr.isbnrr With ~ "a.
D.nins Car PitsI.urs to kieirsoai ma cii'ss-
~, IL .klrs,ss, 10 = m a.ily Tor h,,,a,s
Piitsburs 70 Chicsxo.
For Name. oanandaieua. Rcche-t~r and Niarars Pa
For krir. CanandAigaa and Ro hester daily. for nuf
,.S and , Nassr; aa. "a, sa5 sI'aSsy 100
For Niiliarsport. loch-~.er and Ni.s~Ts Iail-. 30
Mashnsfcn 70 Re'heTisT.
For wilhsnsrort. Remove ana Elmirs. ct 10 50 . n
FOR PHILADl.ITnA.N NEW YORK AND THE EAsr
~ = 10 su3Aat Z !. 90 a m. ~ y. 10 !.
no sS. 'T e Is 2 q m n. :. An iS ssa
Cars, With b;ains sa car ~ New iorl. - a. . 10
ror d,N. Ny; Shocrf sunday. -
Gao iron Bslil.aatc. % y Va, Ssiiy.-'
fOh fhlLADkl.lHIA ONLY.
fAss s.,pNs@ $40 an week days. and J Is E.A
ACCOMMODATED. S % a m. d.tly.
lApres-. 2-ol !. daily
for Bosom, without chsnse. 3 Is y m every day
H"s htooA n = q. all through tr4lns cslunerf -
Jersey Slty With hOais ET.-1klsr, Annex ~ .-'I-
Ma oifNct transfer a. fu stree. "a .
o. iefriage arfOss New lork CITY
fof tAntie 'ity, 100 = m. week dAy~ II. IS > m
For Bs.tin.ore, 500. G NJ. 80. = 10. aao. a Al
luou 10 90 100 and n 80 a N 10 n II a"
~. 3 10. 8 % 3.s., 4. 90, : ri a ~ Al a "A
-. .OcO. III. IL aid ~. - n. m. am sun.
S9. av. sasp. O.pu. 100 a. a., Il. IL. Issi
". ,aso - l.. 3 =. 34.i. 4uO. q 20, 5 40 VI ID
- ~. 10 10 ami n - 4. IA. -
For l1ies Creos lane. 80 q IN and 4. 30 p m.
For Annapolis. go. 500 and II 20 a m. ana a 10
and % ~.
foK ALENANDRrA AND THE sor-rH
fof AlekAnuria. So. b,ka. - ~. "a. y a. Az as
An, lEOl nnun. l.oN. . n. a.S - T-o.
5-3'. u -, = 02. az. 80 and ll.:ss y In ON SIN.
1Ay az s-aD $50. 80. lO.s5 nl.. ~. al
Accomnsodatiun Tor Quau:iro. . Is a m daily
fof Ia hn"ld ana lie sOuth q 20 aud Ia 81 q m
- daiiS- oDs o.. iii- Ns-rA iays-
Trains leave Alexandra lOr WASHINGTON q. Or 2 n
sou 10 40 -, liz. ll.ss aIa-. 80, .tS
5Ou. 4 -. S.OS =. -. q rs. 40. a. Ia lo5r 81
Y % m. ON Sans,ay AZ ~ 10. lol.s n. 4 md
LES An : Oe oo1. s.o5. 40. - IS shd 10 -
pm.
Tickets sud Information tn. ufrce uort.,east ,-
Der OF liza street and lennsyl avenue ana - $40
station. where Ordrs can be left tli. cl.s.l 81
ChAs. r.. lUua. j ~ Nstls
seneIal Manager General P.ssenser Ar-nt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
PROBATE CoUEr

maker; fled for probate. Estate OF Jedediah
H. Baxter; order authorizing administrator to
exchange certain assets Estate OF Mary
Clark; will proven Estate of Rober: Morrison;
viii proven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10

Fort worth IroA Wosks Eau *
Tho Fort Worth. Texas. iron works havs
failed foE sloo,oon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
SPECIAITTES

ELECTRICITY. GALyANIsM AND STATIC
II Through the ciothing) utilised In ali neryous
tsouoies, removal OF tunors. supsrnuous hairs biem
and electTo-s1inet bath IN funstlona, a.
ogrs 20 - ssssss casArSn e. once
n D.. 60o l2sL 81. nw Ieieplene .s73. nos lnls
WITH ELEcTRlcIrY CURE kHsUMITIsN.
functional wsaknssa, dyspe3sia kidney isssa.r mar
Alysls &C. Dr. HAlwAkD. sIou1.llsf In El-'ctr,c.fv
l2i9 ~ NV. oc,l-s1a
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CONDITION OF THE INJURED.

Russell Sage is not expected down at his
Office this week, but he is directing affairs from
his home and his business is going on as usual.
Messrs. Osborne. Robertson and Laidlaw, who
were no seriously injured by the dynamite ex-
plosion in Mr.. Sages office. are still confined
to the hospital. but are progressing toward
recovery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
Viewing the Bomb Throwcr's Head.

The head Of the dead bomb thrower was
viewed by hundreds at the morgue in New York
yesterday. With each day that passes the features
become more indistinct and therefore plastc,
cast has been made of the head. The dime
museum managers are making strenuous efforts
to get possession Of the head and will not be
slow In accepting the first opportunity. The
report that an attempt was made last Sunday
hight to steal it from the morgus is not true
Mrs. Catherine Stumpf Of No 1872 Second
street called to see the dead. She had a pict-
ure OF Prof" A. A. Denton and was sure
that 1t was his head. The picture
bore striking resemblance to the
features Of the dead bomb thrower and
she said he had been at her house often and
was always talking about Jay Gould and other
millionaires When told that Prof" Denton
had been seen alive in Brooklyn ON Tuesday
she still believed the head was his
The crank. Sou.hworth, is in the insane pa
vilion just across from the morgue He Las
little to say.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
OCEAN STEAMERS.


A LIAM LINE ROYAL MAIL sTkAMsHIPS
"A SLASGOW TO an ELPHIA,
Via DERRY and GALWAY. Most direct route
from ssotiaLd end Moth and Middle oi ireland
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED
AntefAediats. az. - steeraxe. : 10.
NEW lOkh AND GLASGOW VIA Londonderry
livery fortnight.
l1th Dec-...... State Nevada 10 4 IN
AN Sai.. State OF California So. Gam
- 10Th Jan...... State y. Nelraska. sam.
Caun passage. S4U; ond class, steerage 10
AALllAOhE AND LIVERPOOL SERNlCS
VIA Halifax and st. Johns, y. r.
Steamers SAIL from baltimore fortnigl.tly
Apply to ". MOSS. y2I Pa. ave-. OF
no.,p-5in Mrs. ID. A. BlsOsNAN, MHsnlugton
- AOkI ROUTE TO LONDON
NOEDDEUTsCHEk LLOYD s. s. CO.
tAst tAlress Steamers.
10 southampton NJOEuOn, hayreD Drenen
Trave, Tues. Dec. 4. 10 a. m. Elbe, sat Dec IL
4 y. IN spsee Tues. Dec. L. o a. N Ems, Tues
De, - 10 Ia. .hayel Iues. Dec. -. y. M. A rave
i ues.. JAN ., 10 am.
Coiortsoie state rooms, excellent table, luxuriou,
ta4oon Appointments. lat cabin anil up-
ward berth. accounting 10 location. I'd c.bIu so
issrti stecrase - Rates. AIpiy e. r. Dl.OOP
x-ofenn ave- d7
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NoTARIEs PUBLIC.

NoAnIssIoNEk on DslD FoE avEgY sTAfs
~ lsrrzsoxy. Notary q. ;. Colusslls.sos~r.
sSO. a. cLALk- l>k<l - y y.
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4 HEsKFEANf AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Is Isni
trains leave daily from lbioa stati.n (B and 4 4
6ih anu b str,rts
Inrough the graRd,si scenery I'm America uttl "a.
hahdsolie>t abd na>t con.Iiets eolld Train Segr1,
West mum " ssuiillton.
2uo . nl = 'Cllc.Lnhu Fast Line" with diniur cs-
IRON asilneton ana solid IRAN 10 ClnclnflAfl 80
ONt cAlALIe. arriving Cincinnati lo a m -.
neetins ln tie Union depot Tor In,lanaI oIis ~
Louis. &c. ~
II iOp.m, the famous ''F F.v yestlule LiInitsd--
asoI Nestionie Iran with dining C4ncInnati
olo Lex ll-'tuil and a. ttNiie. hy.. al tt
SannAti AZ o. - l'I,i.. La ~ A. a. lpuistlIl
H. M. CONNECTING tuHn deIots Tor ali fsIIs,-
~.vO u ln. EAIEsss IOT Our,,nss lila
hchnul, Na1 nrsuOtO. staUntOn and Irinci,aI VIZ
ginia FONTS
lo,.'. via L.. r. andP Railway aud Richmohd %
Oid loint comfort ami NOrfOik-ONLA RAIL LINZ
DIS AID Ii2l lcl.lla. ave.
noiN n " fIIII.ER GEM pn.s.rnar A..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
EDUCATIONAL
our OF WARRINGTON.

OUT Of wasHlNSrON.
CT GEORGES HALL FOR BOYS ST GEORGES
- near Baltimore, Nd. frof. j c. Kfnear A NJ .
Prin. Unsurpassed In advantages. comfort and req
sonable terms. Best Washington and baltimore ref
erences no2S-tu. thSslms
IVY HALL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR ca LDEEN,
Il Forest Gen, Nd Thorough English. Music. Gym
nastics. Special attention to backward pupils Public
buildings visited monthly. Miss L. PRENTIss.
no;D-lm
III boarding and day school fer youns men and boys
BROTHER DENIS
oc6-4n,' President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10

booxBISprNG
): $; 49, sS a ':'iI; s sss:s: ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
I2.i 18th st. n. W.
branches in most Vi the principal cities
Send tor circulars. noll
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BICYCLES.

"A AFING MADE IMPROVEMENTS AT OUR
''wHEELERIES" AND CYCLING RINK,
921 ST. NV,
We shall now make this HEADQUARTERS land
close Office l.s2l Fst.),
Where we shall be pleased to our patrons and the
cycling public We have fuil line and good as sort
nIent OF wheels.
DAkrS. 70 CHOS, TOURISTS, BOYS and GIRLS,
WHEELS Renting. Repairing, Lessons
oc30 SMITH WHEEL MANUFG CO
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

= - - =
SEEDLESS RAIsINs. loo.
~ Cook:pS Ras.ns, sc.
. lbs Cu:rants. .lc- Ciiron. 24c
Cooking Butter 2.)c. Ei,gs, nc.
Bunch Rais.ns DOC. i box.
Trench Candy, &c. up Broken Candy, Sc
Mixed Nuts, l214c. Florida ORANGES, l5c.
star of the East' Flour. SO % bbi.. $3.50 Dbl.
Best SJyar-cured Hams. lOc.
Prime Roast Deei. 6toSc
lbs Rice :2oc. . Cans Pie Peaches 25c
ID. Perfection Te. and lbs. sugar for Soc
lib. Royal Blend Tea and y dozen silver plated
Spoons foT SOC.
1T. d. PYLEs.
4l2 9Th st. Sc.
And cor. Washington and Monroe sts, Anacostis.
oc.0-:sm
(,kAN. SUGAR. 4ke; MICH: BUR- POTATOES.
" 65c. Hi.p Jams. l.c. New Val. Raisns. :, lbsL .
2oc. New Leyhorn Citron. :.,c. New Currants, 4
1Oc. Large French lrunes. loo.
W. II. WALKER,
Successor to I. II. Walker & Co.
se2.sSE 1880 La. ave.
lEST CREAMERY BUTTER, PER LB - :alc
ID 10 lis New Buck wheat. II 81
cal. Good sweet Catawbs Mine......., Use
Ny Bouquet Whisky only g. 30 per gal My zoe.
Java and Mocha Coffee u delicious drink
Hugh Lsie Maryland hye l,isky only O., Der Ral
i bottle Choice Vile. sweet sour. with every
pound oI DOC. lea. you mention ''The Star /"
@. A. o'HARE.
no2S-1m' 1887 1th st. n. W., near o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-26
NOTICE no coNrRAcroRs.

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
~ hereby given that bids viii be received by the
board of commissioners OF King county, Wash. in
the Office OF the auditor Of said county, until Tues
day, June 2 1891. at the hour Of p. M for the
construction and completion of a wagon bridge
and necessary approaches across snoqualnie river
at the hop ranch.
Said bridge TO be constructed in accordance with
plans and Specifications Gle in the Office Of said
auditor.
certified check of three hundred $500 00l dollars
The successful bidder will be required 10 enter
award and TO give good and sufficient bond in the
fnll sum of the contract price.
The board reserves the right to reject any and all
County Auditor and ex-ofricio Clerk OF the Board
Dated at seattle. May 10, 1891.
NOTICE TO COMPREHENSIVE IS
N hereby given that bids will be received by the
board of commissioners of King county. Wash, In
the Office Of the auditor OF said county until Tues
day. June ., 1891. at The hour Of p. m, for the
construction and completion of a wagon bridge
aad necessary approaches across White river at
Boise creek.
the plans and specifications on file in the Office Of
said auditor.
certified check OF three hundred $500 COZ dollars
guarantee OF good faith.
The successful bidder will be required to enter
into contract within three days after the date of
award and TO give good and sufficient bond in the
full sum OF the contract price.
The board reserves the right TO REJECT any and all
bids +. A. TWICHELL.
County Auditor and ex -Oficto Clerk OF the Board.
Dated at Seattle. May l9 1891.
PROPOSALS wANTED-sEALED PRoPo.
i sails 10 furnish 10 the Washington State Reform
school the following articles Will be received by
The board of trustees of said school at their Office
In Chehalls, Washington, O contract TO be awarded
to the lowest responsible bidder. Proposals will
be received until 2 o'clock on the 26th Of May
1891. to-wlt:
sixty iron bedsteads with woven wire mattress
length 0 feet. width 3 feet inches.' Eve hundred
yards Amoskeag ticking, 80 inches wide. sixty
pair ali-wooi grey blankets, point. six hundred
yards pequot sheeting, 81 width: two hundred
and fty yards pillow Slip sheeting; sixty bed cum
forts. 34 width; six ordinary bedroom sets. four
pieces. six wire mattresses. triple ware:
six 30-pound best grade drawings hair mattresses
six pair T-pound live white geese feather pillows
one hundred yards i0I pequot sheetlng: ak pair
5-point white blankets, pounds, best grade
twelve cotton-filIed comforts 90 100 pounds per
dozen; six white bed spreads Eve dozen low wood
stools: twelve Grecian chars; five dozen No. 81
wood seat chairs: stx medium rockers: six Dong
las office chairs wood seat. iron rod: twelve ser
mar Climax mirrors. 10sSxi7. also one l. Y. l..
windmill with largest size wheel 10 900 gallon
wooden tank; connecting rods for pump; tower to
be so feet high boarded in aud painted: the whole
TO be constructed and completed according 10 plans
and specifications on file in this office.
J. W. GOODELI. Secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-26
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

CTOCKHOLDERS' ANNUAL MEETING
~ The stock hoiders of the Peoples Savings Bank,
annual meeting TO be held at the office of the said
corporation at O'Clock p n, "Wednesday. June 10.
and the transaction Of such other business sy
properly be brought before said meeting. BY
order OF the BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Attest: JAMES X. HAYDES,
SEAL Secretary, etc
Sc attic. Wash, May &C. 1891.
NOTICE TO SToCKHoLDERS-oF OF
~ the Home Electric Company. To the stock
holders: Notice is hereby gwen that pursuant TO
the bylaws OF the company, special meeting OF
the stockholders of the Home Electric Company
will be held NJ the office of the company No 81 5
Second street. in the city of Seattle Wash. at 8
O'Clock q. Tuesday, the 26tb day of Nav.
1891. tor the purpose of considering the issue Of
bonds and the transaction of such other business
as may legally come before the meeting.
d. B. DENTON. Secretary Pro. TEN.
Seattle, Wash. May q, 1891.
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TOR SALE-236 ACRES; MILES FROw
IT railroad station and IL miles from SezftIs. "a
acres In cultivation: house, barn aud 800 frg,f
trees; $25 per acre Chilbsrg. Lewellyn- Dosrs
building.
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L,OR SALE-s700 WILL BUY 40 ACRES oR
IL good farming or frult-growing land II ni1~x
from Seattle; clear Il tie Apply to owner. l5zS
Hesler avenue.