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The morning call., 1891-09-14
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

TBirth, marriage aud death notices sent by mail
will not inserted. They must be handed Ia at
either OF the publication oficaS aud Os Endorsed
with tue name aud residence OF persons authorized
to nave the same pu6lisned.l
BORN.
TURNBULL-in this city, September H. 1891, 10
the wife OF William TGrnbuIl, son.
BENRIDGE-ln this city. September II. 1891, to
the wife Of James Bevridge of Tuscarora' New
son.
SCHEIN-In this city, September II, 1891, to the
vile Of Salo Schein,
COoGLE-in this city. August 81. 1891 to the wife
OF W. J. Google. a son.
The morning call., 1891-09-14
BORN
MARRIED.
DI ED.

this city, September T. 1891,
by the Rev. Father Duffy, y. L. bihan and Katie
A Dillon.
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Eastern Baseball.

DENVER, Sept 13-Denvers 3. Sioux
Citys 1.
KANSAS CITY. Sept 13-Kansas Citys 10,
Omahas 6.
Second game-Kansas Citys 49, Omahas
12
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 13.-St Louis IA, Bal
timores 6.
COLUMBUS, Sept. 13.-Columbu :, Wash
ingtOns 2.
Second game-Cnlumbus !, ,Washingtons q
MILWAUKEE, Sept l3.-Milwaukees Z,
Athletics s.
Second game-Milwaukees Z, Athletics 8.
The morning call., 1891-09-14
LEAGUE LINERS.

Items of Interest to California Patrons
and Plavers.
The morning call., 1891-09-14

All oleo in Minnesota must now be colored
pink.
The morning call., 1891-09-14
Pacific Northwest League.

PORTLAND, Sept 13.-Portlands 8, Ia
comas /.
SPOKANE, Sept. 13.- Spokanes 5, Seat
ties 2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06
LOCAL ERgVITIgs.

Preparations are being made to reclaim
III. fats Of the Eastern Branch OF the Potc-
nru civer 81 Washington.
Ia'ormation he's been recsivsd in this
city hat NJ. W. Il. Travers fell from sn
engine near Atlanta, Ca, yesterday and
broke ts arm.
The reareument Of the care OF Huuter
vs. Beacon (the Abingdon case) in the Court
of Appeals OF Virginia has been fixed fog
Monday next. the 8 b Inst.
The directors of the National Baseball
C!uo. OF Washington. met here yesterday
evening and organized under the charter re.
Gently granted by Judge Norton.
George Mitchell. we'll known ard re-
spected colored citizen. who formerly was
the porter In the dry goods store of Mr.. J.
M. Stewart, died at bis home on upper
Duke street, yesterday evening.
Capt. Edward Carter, who 1t was stated
Yesterday would close cut hls store at The
Plains, FaUq1ier county, hse disposed of Ills
business TO Dir. G. B. Cochran, of this city.
Capt. Carter will not leave Fauquier, but
will, 1t is said, engage In some other bust
ness.
petition TO the President requesting the
appointment of Judge L. l.. Lewis, presI-
deot of the Court o! Appeals OF this State,
for one OF the positions created under the
recent act Of Congress providing for an IT,
termediate United States Court Of Appeals.
has been sigped by most OF the members CT
the bar of this city.
Snow began falling about 100 o'clock to-day
and by o'clock the ground was we'll covered.
Tomorrow will be the last day Of Mr.. D. Bend.
helms great reduction sale. Don't mss this last
opportunity of securing bargains
Attention Is called to the advertisement OF the
sale of cal estate to take place tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

The tu mess OF the city during the week has
been quiet, owing in measure to bad weather.
There is 10 change to note in financial affairs
The statements of the banks published this week
show these Institutions to be in furnishing con-
dition. The rate for money continues at per ct.
In New York yesterday money on call was cay,
ranging f.om PIP to 3lh, last loan at 3, snd clos
ing offered at per cent, Prime mercantile paper
Sal. In Baltimore money YVES in good dsmsnd
for bnsiress uses at about per cent State se-
cuiities were firmly held, with sales OF $2S, 500
Virginia n sw 3s at 65 Local shares are quoted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

DEATH or A WELL KNOWN CLERGYMAN.
TIE Rev J9hu Amber, formerly Of Virginia,
ditd s.;er short Illness OF pneumonia on
toe 3 .nstsnt, at Mouadsvi!Ie, w. Va. He
bad preached there on the 221 OF February.
Bs5og Pete5kIn dictated at the fuceral in
the church there the following dav. The
u,erment took place at Hollywood Come
ieiy. RIcbm ond, on the 5.b, Bishop Ran
ioph performiua the services at the grave
Among the pail bearers were Judge Fauntle.
roy, Attorney General Scott, Mr.. J. 2. Nc
CURE and Mr.. John i Williams
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

EsY BURNED Monday evening last g:
three coloyed Toys. from 13 to Is years Of
ase. we're going home from echcol one OF
item named Brodus. when near Gum
cprIg. set ii5eto bunch Of bay by the road.
side winch bad fallen from passing load.
TIE he vas soon carried TO the land of I.
" Z uut, ami set fire to stack Of hay
wh.eh wa coa-umed. Another stack near
by was eih erest difficulty saved. Mr..
Blunt, it viii ne remem bered, hsd building
aled 18th hay destroy ed by an ioceL diary
TIE sa0ut year age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

New Yoaz. March 6-The stock ma: kst open
ed dull and with firm tone this morning, the
opening prices being generally from Is to 3 per
cent. better than the final 6gu es of last evening,
but the strength in tie market soon proved to
have reached its height, and the coarse of prices
was quickly turned downward again. There was,
however, the same dulntss usual of late il the
general list, and tho market showed little or no
recuperativo power, in Tho activo stocks prices
remaining in the ueighboIhooi of tho lowest fig.
ures. The later dealings developed no a.ure
whstever, and at II o'clock the market was dull
and still rather heavy at noar the lowest prices
reached.
BALTIMORE, March 6-virgn;a conso's 649. ::
10a0s =: do 3s-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

LyNcHBURa MARKET. March 5.-The fer
logs of grain are light, with little change il
prices. We ga to: Flour So 5Oa6 20 for fine II
fancy braads Wheat 95a1O5; Corn ,a65 By,
75aS2 aud Oats 5Ol55.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, March 5.-Ba
little grain is coming 10 market. and prices are
dull. We quote: Flour So 5Os6 20 for fine Il
patent family braads; whest 95al07; Corn IS!
60; Bye 70a80, ard Oats 1880
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

RICHMOND MARKET, Mar 5.-The offerines Of
grain continue light. and the market is sluggish
We Quote Flonr So 50a6 % for fine to patent
roller Wheat 95s105; Corn eOa63; Ryo SOae5
and Oats Sass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

WHITE AND BLACK TRooP5.- Fort Myer,
10 o. c9unry, is soon to have troop from
tte nh Cayslry, colored, now stationed
IL 10 vest, qpsrtered 10 that part of the
Os'raCks @ pe presently vacated by the
uo9p irom ~ six b. With the coming Of
his troop thsfe will be for tbs first time on
Egui4 sol white and co!ored soldiers
oopa5 ogeiher in Que garrison, Tor troop
Boita5 F,Grib Cavalry will remain some
''rue ol ,eT 8. Fort Mye.. M wonder the
ee'uitrg ollicers can get DO recruits
lor The srmy in Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

> he FUNERAL OF the late ". Wallace
..apett took place at enc O'Clock yesterday
au9 ols fathers rss Gence, Flag Hill, Fsi:-
80 count. Services we're conducted by
s,s N ~ a Waits, of Pahick Church,
ss sa W J. fJuua, of this city. The pill
~, tf'.sfs We're from the imneds'e relatives
,es dec a3sd. The remains were INFERRED
al. city. ''' D''D -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06
LOCAL MATTERS.
FR1oAY EVENING, MARCH 6.

-, this section slightly warmer weather; in
ny clouliness and rain or snow by Saturday
cie 60. variable winds becoming easte:iy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

ARLINGTON CATTLE MARKET, March 5.-some
a.tle were offered and sold az follows: Best 4a. q
Sic; good 4a41tc medium 31bs4c; common
2s34c. Some Sheep and Lambs were offered
Sheep sold at 3A6c, and Lam.s at 5a7c.
Calves Sc Yearlings 5a64,. Soma Cows and
Calves brought $25s45. Market good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

NASgIAGs Mr.. Waiter R ,oerts, of Fair
AK county. and Miss R4beccs G. HasmoD,
tacg3te5 CT Alien c.. Harmon, q, were
married q . o'clock yesterday evening at
lie fGsd nee o! The brides parents
90 sn.b Regal treet5. The ceremony
Ta' Performed by Rov. w. @. Webb,
OF 7 lace phia, 10 the presence OF
Ny las relatives and immediate ffisnds OF
toe side end groom. After marriage
supper Gr. SUD Mrs. Roberts left for A.
auto CI-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

NEW YORK March Cotton quiet; uplsnds
97s; Orleans 5 Is; futures steady. Flour active
and firm Whest less sctive and strong Corn
oniet and firm Pork wanted AMI firm at 50 %.
IL 25 Lard q1;st snd steady at Sc o21a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

co rl ;LoH VITALlZSR is what you need for
.TIn' Spslon Loss of APP st,te Defines and all
ii lie E OF Dyspepsia Price rs cents per bot.
u sale b Z. S. Leadbsstor 8 Bro. agents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

AWKWARD GIRL SENT HoME.-Lieu-
's0sui Ami.s re .aeivsd information Wedaes
day tbsi Esther G,,fiin had left her home
10 Alexandria and 1T guessing the Police De-
partner, % keap lookout for Der. Innrs-
laay morning the wayws,d girl was taken
mo custody on Pennsylvania svenue ana
paced in charge OF the matron at the FIFE
gscInct station. Her father, who was no
aaed Of her apprehension, came to Washine-
"a ani took her back home.-lIGsh. Crallc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

OPERA sE.-Last eight the house was
A.ed with an enthusiastic audience to wit
tg toe Liudey Dramatic company In the
H'ue Kiln Club" Tonight, in Difference
W EXPRESSED DESIRE this company will re-
e .' Inc Csstsweys" with i.s stormy et-
.scl-' science features ard able cast. TIE
~a''nse Of Little LORD FsUntleroy" tc-
~.ffoT a. go O'clock should be lioerai.y
a sa zeG, as the prices a.e Low and the
Entertainment good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

Bcst....;; 00 40
Generally rated first quality. 4 so 90
Medium or good fair quality. rs al 37la
Ordinary thin Steers. Oxen and
COWS......... - " d w
There has been q light run this week, and the
market has been active and stronger. Values all
tbr ugh were fl y lsc higher.
Mich Cows hee is better dem ind, and
good Cows are wanted, with light Iuu, at $20a
45 per head.
Veal Calves-Thc c is a fairly OF demand at
5h164c pr ID
Sheep ard Lambs There hiss been fair offer
ing this weak, and the quality has been fairly
good. Common to fair Sheep 4s5c fir to good
a5 lac, and good to extra 51aa61sc per lib gross.
Lambs 5a6lbc per ID gross, with the market
stronger for all kinds Of coed stock.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Mar. 5.-Beeves
market steady. Cslves-msrket steady; veals
$5a8, ard Westerns S3s3 25 per 100 lbs. sheep
and Ism. the market is firm; Sheep $5a6 81,
and Lambs $6a7 II per 100 lbs. Hogs market
steady at So 1913 95 per 100 It's
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, Msrch 5.-Cat:le-
rnalket active prime export and shipping steers
$5s5 so nstive butchers stock $4a4 90 stock
els 81 81 a3 70 per 100 BIS. Hogs market 10
er; prime mixed and packers s. 45s3 so; prime
heavy and butchers weights 50 55a3 IS, and
light So 35a3 80 per 100 lbs. Sheep-msrket &C.
tive; native $4a5 so; Texans $5a5 so, and West.
ern $5s5 80 per 100 !b5 Lsmhs S. 50a6 10 per
100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

ci' co.. variable winds, becoming easte:iy.
CRY SCHOOL BOARD There were pEes-
me regular meeting last night Col.
o., - chairman. and Trustees Aitcheson,
-, C4.ne, Harrison. Lsedbeater, Mar
30 S.tauss, SEeensy and Vincent, with
.fer the approval of the minutes Mr.
can't fccm the committee en- school
ne aa5 furniture, reported that the work
~ s.aTg AT the Washington building could
d.oe unti later III the spring, as there
49, be good deal of paving &C., and that
~ p-s5ody bulldog leaked badly, owing
r.. citing of certain joists TO which the
.e.,si vas sttsched, and thst the commit.
,oougac it best to remove the perspet.
p,-m -.ica wea given the committee to have
mi Csrn7 presented tia resignation OF
~ e !. Wailes az au assistant teach
-. Essairgtou school, watch was accept
ana Inc cleik was dl-ected 10 express 10
,,.s W.tJiea the regret OF he board at the
~ her valuable services.
To- suoeY endeot a.ao presented COM
,si!p f,om Ms. WIN Summers rela-
;ae exclusion from Lee school Of her
- from West Virginia, when she adopt
~ tree year8 ago and was willing to adopt
ss- Is aad Mr. Harrison presented COM
no-,rsico from Mr. 7. Il. Netherland ap-
- rom the decision Of the Superin-
excluding his niece, from Henrico
c.r..7. no has 0e.n living with hin year
&c ~ d Vhom be has adopted.
81. S-.ber'aad, who Tas present, Was
teet oonsdarab'e conversational debate.
iorbe course q which the chairman stated
,,s-p.d be heen present he should have
r,rsa for sGmitling tbe son OF MIR. Eite'bars
II ourn snd gave his reasons therefore, the
,.r.mugieatioas vera referred 20 the special
c,pm.ttee 90 tie admission Of children of
roa.r.-iieu7, Sith instructions TO the Gu
,srfttepd.nt to allow both children to at
I,rd ,cnool urti the question OF their right
,oto 20 -bcud be settled. The board then
n,oceedei 10 eject an assistant teacher for
Washington School, whereupon Mr. Sweeney
r,miee;ed Miss E,telIa V. Knoxville. and
r5 smith dominated Miss Tereses V.
wa, TnA vote vas as follows For Miss
Ergxyii!e Messre. Aichasou, Brysst, Osrne.
HARRISON, !aadbsater. Marbuty, Strauss.
sweeney and Vincent, 8
Far Miss Walsh: Mr.. Smi'h.
Au.hort,y wa then give, the superin-
teDdeoGeat to assigu Mas Knoxville TO q
dteis,ga Of Washing on School and the
board al ugued
PoLIcg REPORT Last night was clear
and cold with eight prisoners and seVsn
dodgers at the stationhcuse.
The Mayor this morning disposed OF the
blowing cases
Msr.ha Nelson, colorsd, charged with dis
orderly condu2., and Chas. Green and Molly
B.al, charged with lighting, were dismissed
fer wsat f Evidence.
Geo Newman sod JAG. Sullivan, arrested
for fK..iae. foftsited s. collateral each.
JAs Brewn, Harry Dawson aud Marths
Strikes. color d. charged With fighting, were
6oed 8 each ard in default OF payment, the
former Two were cent to the chain eepg
for 10 days and the latter to the work house
fof 30 days.
". S.esa;t, colored, for dis,:de,ly con-
3ut, VS. iaei 81 50.
Pete. B:enoey, for a. assault on PAIN
IlEo-. ges fined 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

SUGAR AND CoFFEE MARKET, March 5-Re-
fined sugars-Hards: Cut-loaf rs; cubes
powdered 7 1-16; graduated z monld u
Diamond 6.94 confectioners' 69s; Colum-
bis 6as. The msrket his shown an advance
o. Ia during the week. and closes ssesdy.
Cofee-The mark OF for Bio invoices HIS contiD-
ued hrm during the week at 19s. a20c for faiI
Bio, and 1sAs1sa.c per Id for No. grade fiat
bean.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

CHICAGO, Mar. Gil 90 a.m-No2 Wheat
Nav $685. July 944s947s No Corn-1ay
May $lO July $40 35. Lsrd-Msy So 9l1b;
July Sc OH. Short ribs-May S. 95; July SIS %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

BALTIMORE Cattle Market Mar. 5.-Pricr 8
of Beef Cattle this week ranged SIS follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

Flour has hardening tendency, on Hcciunt OF
the advance 4 raw mstera', bat as yet there is
no change to report in prices. Whest is stronger
and more active, with light rec pts choice mill
Ing grades are 1s2c higher; the range for all
kinds is narrowor-:ay from 90 foI common to
1O7 for rrime. Corn Is in light receipt; we note
sales at 65a66 for car lots obbers, of course pay
more To- it delivered. Rye 75aS5. GAS 5oa59.
Butter is wanted at 2OA29 for creamery; 1922
for general run. Eggs 15a17. Potstoe, 1910
Pork, Poultry and other produce soil quickly at
the extreme figures quoted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

BALTIMORE, March g. Cotton quiet midiing
9. Flour quiet, but strong ard unchanged Wheat
Southern quiet but firm Fultz 1o3al07 long.
berry 1O5a109; Western easy; No winter rcd
spot and March 1C2saa103 Nay 1O5a1O5A
Corn-southern in good demand; white and vel.
low 67s6S; Western frmer; mixed spot 651aa
65ss March 65las65Ss May 64a64k. steamer
64lhs65 Oats strong BYE very strong; choice
96a93 good to prime 92a96; common to fir Sc
100 Hay steady. Provisions gu ct and unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

A LOT OF LARGE-sIZE SHIFTS, linen bos-
IA oms, worth So, put down to 90, at
noy1S AhOS B. SLAYMAKER's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

CMALL sUGAR-CURED HAMS and Breakfast
ianoI j. c. MILBURN'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-06

A LARGE Lon OF EXTRA QUALITY
n COUNIRY-KNIT SOCKS just received at
aouiR AMOS SIAYMAkEk'S.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-09
rxgxI NOTICES.

., ~ REAL ESTATE BY ADMISIs-
ray A. honis Eon, w1sh VII alnexesi- No.
- I. ~ a. tsen that by virtue 81 - sroef "a
- - = .ss A~S enseres Of F@ccrd bY the pro
80 -. "a KInx Sounty " sshng1on, 90 TIE s.n
ssy s 80 ( M. dsnezss { j. the nndsrslgnsd
= - n User X Hill. decess ed viii sell at
g - $500 u he hixhesK, bst bidder, for cash.
- - n me raised States. and sufseei 70 con
- IL snA superior c01ft CT King county,
n'szA-< xass7rrson. probate jurisdiction. on
<esss.~ 10 2d day IN september, A. II. 1881,
ess.s- "a fears Of 10oTescck IN the morning 2.d
q se.siag e sun s's - go ~. ar y TIE nom
49, ~nt~ss,ux a the courthouse 81 hing county.
rsss-srrss af the city 0f seattle ~ sad cnlssy,
= - III ~ 1erezssd al tie time OF her desth,
- - - - ragaf fff}e AMI interest fat tsas SAD
sz..1 -. 81 operation 81 law or Otherwise, &C
- stass OK II. af6ision 20 that Of the SAID
49, fss - zoe time Of her death. IN and 20 AL
- $500 srss rseres o. parcels Of land s1tsihser
- - hesrr ID shs co1aiy Of King. state Of
Nasnroz zaa ksgm y. ~, re- 4 t.a 49, al
3 -. 80 srs 81 IL rs seven u. eight s., s5x-
fus .ssar..s.es 81 eighteen ISL ninsseea
ils twenty s * E9.s ~,
..- 49, ra Isl fno ~. three 81. four I've
80 80 -. ~ s rssresa 1s5, tveatg v1, fwentyene
szsL txesyfse ~ sT p,s.. .nFse dss, A9 q
- 80 sststfie, 50 called: also blocks ave III.
=. ss esea 70. eight iwenty.four "a.
= g. - Fl s~astis, ;ogefher Eta the aFpurtsn
$500 nzssauso sessngsng OF IN anyEstss spper-
ss.s.s 90 conditions Of sale: Cash, gold coin Of
- 5000 States Of America. 10 per cent Of The
srsrs< rrsonsr - BE pa 20 TIE Administrator on
- ~ a. sale remainder en- confirmation of sale
D ~ superior e0ars 9rea 4 IN IN 81 ps
xdnssnIs,rxtor De boa!s bon, with The VIII an
aered 81 sbs estate q Esien x. Hiis, deceased
Dated Seattle, Wash. August B. 1891
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-09

esy Francisco. Aug. s--FoIiowing u
the steamer UDzEIlls's passenger hst-
Tare-s-BisAop Pa11oek- :. C. A1azs, P. j.
FG--szIE sd AIs4 Es1& TEGyeE-
s<4:-ss-H-ss Rez. Far sn3 fglsz1. y c Cok.
vs-. Jean TElsy. c A CspzslI. gossFa O.eoFsch.
Ms Captain P. B-u~z. Mss E4rge4r, HE-a
TAzer - Key. " Liam NsTs-, Z T. Browz,
Ms N NIlzSscA. z A R&-Ac2r1 ara wife, Il
z vszxo.s. AG-ks z Ezs~-soz- & 5Eowa- Ma
BroEz
PSF. Tovas<ze-kr. K.Eson. A : steele, Nay
Wzlz4-&
Vs-eczvs--NiEs Emma Williams. z r.
Carr. Z " Scasz. B<nszzia Loekgxy, Nh Z
SsEus ss NJ Ezl.sY.
V5e-o-1A-f g. CasEorss. k-A NeN2D.a. W.
z Cynosth and via
HoPE Idaho, A1g. Passed here TO
d2y. On Northern Pacific train No. 8:
Gs7-rs r WiFtEsTz-, M v. J. Briggs. Ma.
D Brs3Lsy. Txz7ex T. A Hears. q :. P4El. Dr..
Cns-zss E.rey, q New York Nrs. Dora Lzz- II
v1eIs-ss. B G.. Mrs.. !. Z A=saa. Mr.. J. Il Ssw-
hsr-y. Mss Lame Ls-sS2, NJ D1ESc Hiide1-
sss@. IL. 1aG E-x G. Sperrr. Mss LstEls S1rA-
raz Mr. 4E1 Ms Gsozgs C&-lC1. Mr. C. K
szoE Mss FzaaT C1szsEEs. NJ. AzEEss Weld
lrx. NJ e@orE= Yoz-ss and fo-sy sx5s sseoz3-
gs4ss -xs8errS-x
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-09

Ts ne PssAz- A7oag TIE Exny teoevcle1s
associations Of o1r eISF, Eo1e are mare deserving
or worthy Of t1e confidence AID SEDDor. az q
gsze-oss pa5ste tAsz TIE " 0zGa's Hone soci-
ery. Which la for IT'S ohssez sas sall6tzg and
fzzuss1s zE Of 9 home s0r working women. where
kozss comforts may - s7soys3 az . nominal
pEies. surrounded by n hszlTntGi mara IL
51eaes ard protected from tEzrsAsfozs
thsE ofts1 oo1s 70 t1oss voo Esys
10 legal projections and are dependant
upoz Gnesr GIVE resoarcss- In this city are
seTe-xi AE76Es1 vozaEa Engaged II earning
living. Sozs have cnze from DISTANT homes
AID are ssKengs-ss Es5y s-s uzacc1&zrte1 with
The Ways CT tie wors9- Gz1 frequently meet
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-09

NOTICE OF AUCTION sALE-PTBLrc yo-
~ face - hereby given that l. O. l. FaaSz a. ~
slEnee n csrfatD cause FeEdIng IN the super-
sgr csurf % King county, state 81 Washington 80
titled. -fn ire matter uf tire isssassecv o. yars
Gaup SesI snd J. u. z Afxirstln eo-tsarsuers 1n-
der TIE firm name and sfy8e ct Campbell 4 akin
son Ia Ig1rssanee q IA order Bn this 11hasf here
fnhesore duly uszfe ia fais csurs. vii sesI and
cause e Be sod ~ plssic ascion. for cash. II the
oace Of Greene 4 Erner. 40 31s EashIrETon
block. On Front street, In the csfy o. Seattle King
county, Wssnington On SATURDAY the 2ssa
GAY o. Aog1si. 1881, o. 2 c'cseck a
ns and continuing from fhAt tine tn
O'Clock y n Of "a al DAP and every Cay there
after, sxrsucfng Sundays ~ ike hcurs Until the
sale ss competed al the personal properly az
which arr - possession sech ssz3gnee and Dc
ing fsr5c larry described being al fae book &C.
eoaEts and pfo7nisscTy notes heretofore ozIES sy
saso ifsosEsnt debtors. and now in my possession
- such assignee and tsYe pronSssory nnfes Al arr
THE prsoF 20 sacs sale given sEch assignee
= evidence 81 Indebtedness q AIRY person 10 aid
1nsofFeHf aertoTz OF sa31 inso3vent estate and al
Judgments al airy lime heretofore obtained ny me
- sCes sssirnee against persons indebaed 70 szsd
3nsoiTeaf debtors
Dated ~ sezfsle King county. Washington. this
Sib Gay Of August. 1891.
@. L FAUST. Asslgnss.
GREENE A TrEsrE
Atter1eys for SAID A ssf zree