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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-24
HOBOKE NOTES.

The Police Board last night passed the
pay roll Ind punished several delinquent
policemen.
The Free Library Trustees met in the
Mayors office last night, and discussed
the a~dvisability of erecting a new build
ing. Nothing definite was done, how
ever.
The Board or Education last night
passed the monthly payroll.
George Roberts, of No. 9 Varick street,
New York, stole a lot Of clothes from
Jacob Goodyear, a foreman in Greenberg's
shoe factory, No. 16 Thomas street. He
was arrested in Hoboken and committed
to await requisition.
Another permanent Democratic club
has been organized in Hoboken. princi-
pally from members of the old Tenth Dis
trlct Democratic Club. Colonel Erleu-
hotter. Mr.. Joel, Recorder McDonough
and mic" Crusius are the leading spirits.
Mary.A. Puberty, of No. 40 Park ave-
nue., was arrested by Detective Nelson
this morning for stealing an alarm clock
from Elizabeth Aigner.
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STATE NOTES.

A company of amateur theatrical peo-
pie from Plainfield were mobbed by a
dissatisfied audience at Milburn on
Thursday night. Some of the performers
were drunk, and the entertainment was
so bad that the audience drove the COM
pany from the hall and assailed them
with cIods of frozen earth until the actors
were driven beyond reach of the mob.
Jerry Edwards, of Bridgeton, took a
drink Saturday from u bottle of
laudanum, supposing it to be Jamaica
ginger. He died in about an hour.
Glass rollers, eighty-two inches in
length and ffty-one inches in circumfer-
ence. are being blown by the work men in
the CChansey tank furnace at Bridgeton.
The eleventh series of the Merchants
and Mechanics Bnilding and Loan Asso-
citation, of Bridgeton, matured Saturday,
the stock having reached a value OF
$200.9 81 per share. Thirty Thousand dol
lars will be required TO pay off the series.
AbrRm Strousoerg was arrested ut As
bury Park by State Detective Patterson
upon n charge OF being the man who
stole 81. 500 worth of clothing from the
store of Simon Levy in Asbury Park four
years ago.. Strousberg was aiken to tho
county Jail at Freehold in default of
50, 900 bail.
The congregation Of the Marshall street
Presbyterian Church. Elizabeth, have
inst acquired II valuable plot of land ON
4AAA 'N1b IN
GU which il Is intended to erect a hand-
some lecture room of brick. 75X200 feet.
II is to be fitted up inside in the most ap-
proved style, and is to be completed with
in six months. On the ground adjoining
1t there will be built during the next two
years a fine church, which will take the
place OF the present ediice, which has be-
come entirely too small for the rapidly
growing congregation,
The city expenses in Bridgeton last year
were ST. 900, of which $40, 900 was spent
on unpaved streets.
The first shad of the season has been
caught already. Matthew Crook took it
out OF the Delaware River with the aid of
n gillnet. IL Is further said that Mr..
Cook has been In the habit of catching
the first shad In the Delaware for several
years. But it may be a fish story.
A strange series of accidents has fallen
uponthe family OF John Smith of Atlantic
CRY. y few days ago Smith fell from a
scatfold and was severely injured. The
next day his only sou fell and broke his
arm. Yesterday Smiths wife died.
Robert Il. dwell, son of a wealthy resi-
dent Of Camden, was Anea $40 yesterday
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Corporation Notice.

NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN THAI ON THE
IN sh DAY Of February. 1882, the ners
Of Assessment filed in the once OF the Clerk o. tue
Hoard OF Street and Water Commissioners their
ANAL assessment, map and report Tor improve
W NORTH ST.,
from Central ave. to Durham ave-. by grading and
epection in the ofice of the Clerk or said Hoard,
And notice Is also given. that the Following
streets or avenues or particular sections thereof are
Included in said assessments;
NORTH ST.,
from Central ave. to Durham ave.
CENTRAL AVE.
on the north side. from North st. about Is feet and
SUMMIT AVE,
from North street about % feet east and 81 feet
west.
on the south side, from North st. about 30 feet
east and ~. y feet west.
o'clock q. M. and the meeting room OF the Board
OF Street, ant Water Commissioners are hereby
fixed as the time aud place when and where the
Board OF Strest and Water Commissioners will
meet TO hear. consider and ad1udica.a upon all
objections to satd assessment aud report.
An objections thereto must be presented In
Bs order of the Board of street and Water Com
gro. 7, HoUroN,
Dated Jersey City. February IL lssA
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GREENvILLE GLEANINGS.

Freebooter Frank Kimnerly has placed
a map of the proposed County Road in
the Bergen Land and Improvement Com
pany's Office, No. IA Ocean avenue.
The Zion Lutheran Church people con
template building on Danforth avenue.
The annual stag Of the Aroma A.. A.
will be held this evening at Orient Hall.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
West Side Rent and Taxpayers Associa'
ton will be held this evening at the
Globe Hotel. The matters that will be
discussed are:-Need of fire escapes on
public school, need Of fire engine and
West Side sewers.
The Rev. w. P. Bruce, of the Reformed
Church. will preach a special sermon to
Greenville Council No. ia. Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, March 10.
Mr.. Il. E. Feree, of Old Bergen Road,
has resigned the presidency of the New
mar Rescue Mission on account OF failing
health.
The Zion's Evangelical Lutheran
Choral Union will rehenrse this evening
at the residence of Miss Kratke, on Gator
avenue.
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slock 30 lots g. q, q and q: Myrtle svenue
BRiIoocckk So ioss - q ana ~. Srant esesns
nue.
hIsss u q, IG lots q, 4 e e E 4 sa 3 s = rs q s; s,sss az.
Biock T2a. lots !. "a 4. $ 6 and l. Jackson ave
Block 70, lots 5 . 10. y and "a. Myrtle avenue
Biock ~ lots ID IA Is, Is and H. Myrtls ave
Block ~ lots 1s 10. 20 ii and q Myrtle avs-
flock 7s. lot M, Myrtle avenue
Block T2s, lots - u, 70. 90. q and g. Grant ave
Block 729, lots 20. 80 81, 80 and 81, Grant ave-
block 10. lots 81. sa So. 81 and S. Grant ave-
block 30 lots A. /. and q Grant avenue
R RIocF 7 49, lots lots 4 ( 3 3 s 8 IA 4 !; . ogsn sy avenue
sISsE 8! g. I !Sss Z Z Il i i s AND Il i: syrtis avenue sysss:
Block IS 81. lot lot 81. n Yors s aTeeu'
Block $50, lots 81 and 50. York street
Block -, lots ? and %, Cambridge avenue
Block 95. lots ii and II Lake street
siocS 81 Lot y. Pavonla avenue
Blo IS, 81, Jersey avenue
IIiocss sss {. ios Isl, 81 P S9aisa Avenue sSsa's
block s.. east half q I lot s' rs. Laidlaw avenu.
BLOCK 7as. lots i1 Ill liz and 1ia. Os1ea
Block sss. lot Is. L.aidIaw avenue
81 Bio * 81 ~. Peg P"s !. Ct ar lSts s ! asa : Fir'' street
block el2 lot A. Madisoa avenue
hlosk l,S9 plot .. Hackensaok Hivsr
BLOCK UI. lot I, NcMark avenue
Book 5A. lot H. Rancolph avenue and Garfield
avenue
Block 5i0H, lot l. Garfield avenue
piocs 81, lots 8 and T. Moaticello AVENUE e'''
biock Hi, | t PA. summit avenue
Block 4sL lots . and III Communtpaw avenue
Block 2s lois s ana IS. Bisaop street
Book SIS. lots - and Is. Union street..
Bloc1 81. lot ., 2auriskie street
Flock LIS 10. ,. 81 VI, - FAD 8; tlates avenue
Blocs s9- lots IA, .sA &c ana PAD. Communt-
paw avenue
block 40. lots 8 and Il Beacon avenue and Hop
kins avenue
And The said Court has fixed Saturday. the a Inc
teentn day OF March, eighteen hundred and ninety-
two. at tne Chancery rhamuers. No. | d. chvnQ1
place. In tine city OF Jersey CITY. at eIs scn O'Clock In
the forenoon. as the time aud place FOR hcariE uly
objections that may he made 10 tbs RSsesstueats.
charges AMI liens liked and certified W tho Con-
missipne-s OF Adjust .eut In A1id report, when
and where all parties i,tcrested thersln may Us
heard
Ems
Clerk OF tho Circuit. colrs
OF the County OF ullso1.
Dated Jersey city. N. j. feo. * Isj.
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NOTICE Is hereby GIVEN THAT ON THE
N sth day of February. 1882. the commissioners
OF Assessment filed in the onice OF the Clerk Of ths
Board of Street and Water Commits, toner's their
lima assessment map ana report for the improve
CAMBRIDGE AVE-,
from Griffith st. to Hutton ST. by paving. curbing.
tiaaging and grading. and the same Is now open
TO pubifc Inspection In the ohice OF the Clerk OF
said Board. -
And notice is also given that the following
streets or avenues or particular sections thereof
are included In said asse ssment:
CAMBRIDGE AVE,
from Griffith st. TO Hutton St
HUTTON ST.,
ON the north side, from Cambridge ave-. about ID
feet east and Is feet west.
And that the 2lst day of March, 1892 at 10
o'clock a m, and the meeting room of the Board
of Street and Water commissioners. are hereby
fixed as the time and place when and where the
Board of Street and Water, Commissioners will
meet 10 hear, consider and adjudicate upon all OBJ
iecsious to said assessment ana report
Ali objections thereto must be presented in writ
lug. 49,
GEORGE 7. souTos
Dated Jersey City. February IL 1879.
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WEST BERGEN DOINGs.

Health Inspector Keilt two months ago
promised Mr.. Il. P. Brennan of the Nuis-
ance Committee of the Citizens Associa-
ton that the ponds on Yale and Hatch
avenues and Union street, would be in
vestigated, but it hasn't been done yet.
The new emblem Of the w. B. A. A. is
very pretty and much admired. 1t con-
sists of two crossed red and blue bars.
The work OF securing FUNDS for the pro-
jected building for the South Bergen Re-
formed Church is progressing slowly.
The Bible Class of the West Bergen NJ.
E. Church will meet this evening.
The funeral of James Garvin, who died
on Monday. will take place from his late
residence on Bergen avenue tomorrow
morning.
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Corporation Notice.

Notice is hereby ~tven that on the 18th dav %
January. 1897. the commissioners OF Assessment
filed in the ofice of the Clerk Of the Board Of
street and W-ter Commissioners their final assess.
ment, map and report foe the imarOy emeut OF
Vroom street, between summit avenue and Gray
street, and the same Is how open to public fnsDec-
tion in the ONCE OF the Clerk or said Iolrd.
and notice Ia also given that the following
stree Is or avenues or particular sections thereof
Gre included in sail assessment
VROOM ST.,
from Summit ave. to Gray 81
SUMMIT AVE.
on the east side, from Vroom st.. about % feet
northeast and ~. n feet southeast.
And that the 10Th day of February. 1872 at 10
O'clock a. m, and tho meeting room OF the Board
OF Street and Water commissioners are hereby hxe4
as tbe time and place when and where the Board
of street ana Water Commissioners will meet to
hear, consider and ad Indicate upon all objections
TO SAID assessment and report.
All objections thereto must be presented In
By oraer OF the Board or Street and Water Com
o T. BoUroS,
CLERK.
Dated Jersey City. January q. 1892
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RAILROAD.


WEST SHORE IN. Y, c. 8 n. r. r. n
Trsins leave, West I'D Street station. New YORK.
es follows and ~ minutes earlier from the foot OK
Jay srrost, New York.
Hamilton. London. Detroit and chicago. 1000 =.
tn, +,lo y. m. =. Is y. m.
Toronto, 1000 q. m, +51a. g. Is D. m.
Buffnlo. Rochester suspension Brfdga, Niagara
Falls, $40. sl..01 a M *5.ls y, IS .. m
Utica and s. racGse, 4 so 1000 a. m, = u, sis q.
M I'll IS a n. trups only TO Uticah
Kingston. |aN. ala 1000 +il.3 a. M. +tk.oQ.
Catssni and Albany, -s.so. FLA -iaoo. .iLs5 a. m.
t1A0U p. m. N.IS. - Ii J. IN
Cransion's. West FONT. Cornwall Newburgh,
$50. Via a25. sl00o. s10.15. +1i.S5 am. Ills +tAOl
N1.Sl. s5.ih, 5.85, sG.8o, sal5. s11.s5 .. 10.
Montreal and Canada East. Ills n n. s5.i5 D. m.
Elegant sleeping cars fos bunalo. Niagara Falls
Toronto. Deuoit Chicago and St Louis on all
sDaily. 4Daily except Saturday. All other trains
daily except SUNDAY. + tt leaves Brooklyn. via
Lrooklyn Annex, +l0.40 q. m. $500 p. m jersey
CITY, F. R K. station. +ll.2D a. Ia. ++8.3sp. M
For tickets. time tables. parior andsleepinR car
aceommodation5 or apply cfiicex
Hudson street and West shore station. Brook.
Iyn-SS3 Washington ctreet, M Fulton stress
Annex ONCE. foot or Fulton street. New York
city-Nos- 37S. S6S. 7S5, g42 Broad way, ll3 Eowery. IL
Park place. IS West l25th street ana West Saers
stations. West "a street and foot OF Jay street.
~ {. E. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent,
wander Dilt Av.. Now York
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BOARD OF STREET AND WATER C0MMIS.
SiONERS.
[oFFIcrAI PROCEEDINGS.

IUFFICIAL
Regular meeting of the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners held on Mon.
day. February 10. 1892, at ten O'Clock
u. m.
Present-Ali the members OF the Board,
five Ia number,
Reading OF The minutes of regular
meeting held on Monday, February s.,
1892, was dispensedswith and on motion
were approved as ~engrossed.
PRESENTATIONS or RETITIoNs AND CON
MUNICATIoNS.
Three (S) petitions FOR signs, etc.
Received and referred to the Committee
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'de twelft ward of Newark" Father
Nash woke up In time to declare thai the
best way to kill such strikes was to
s1rauole them at their birth. OF the
bills passed only one affected Hudson
county. and that was Mr.. Mcylan's bill
providing for the extension of the Ravine
road sewer to the liver.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
REPORT UMBE IS OF H COMMISSIONERS
oE ADJUSTMENT

NOTICE is HEREBY GIvEN THAT. II CON
missioners OF adjustment In and for the city
OF jersey City. appointed by tho Circuit court OK
the county Of hudson. undcr and by virtue o. me
provisions or Chapter C&II. OF the Laws or 1880, en-
Titled AN Act concerning tae settlement ana col
lection of arrearaRes OF unpaid taxes. asEessInents.
and water rauos or water rents In cities OF thtS
state. and imposing. and lowing u YAK assessments
and lien In lieu and instead or such arrearageA
and to enforce the pay ment thereof, and TO poo vide
for the sale OF lands subjected TO future tAxation
and assessment" pass ed March 80, 1855 nave made,
certified and nled a report OF their proceeding !,
relating 10 ana Affecting delinquent land situated
within the rollowiny described bound arics:-North
by the Newark and New York abroad, eest Dy
the norris Canal from the Newark and New YORK
Railroad to Cayep Pciht avenue. south by Cavea
Point avenue from the Norris canal to earn sd
avenue. east by Garneld avenue from Ceyen
Point avenue to NJrtle avenues south ny asrtle
avenue, and west by Bergen avenue. ALSO otner
properly. all OF which is more particularly de-
serted as follows. to witt
st
Block 59a lots i&. II. IS. 10. 70 u and % CONNER
ciel ST
Block 5a5. lots %. 81. s., 81 "a and So. Commercial
st
Block $50 lots 81, 81, IS, 60, 40 aud a, Ccmmercial
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Coattnsted On Sesond Page.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

OKERBLOM-In Seattle, at the corner OF Four
teenth and Lake streets. Thursday, March "a,
1892, Charles Okerblom, suddenly of phthisis
pulmonaris, aged so years.
Funeral services will be held at Bonney & Stew
arts at O'Clock this afternoon Interment at
Lake View cemetery.
HARSHA-In this city. at the family residence
on Light street, Thursday. March "a. 1892. an
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. II. III. Harsha, Of
whooping cough, aged month and IL days
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Lon

T OST-IF THE PARTY WHO FOUND AN
IL umbrella in the postohice will leave same at
No. SIS Jefferson street they will be rewarded.
T oST OR STOLEN-FROM UNDERSIGNED,
IL at Everett, Wash. on or about March 5. 1892,
one 90 900 note and mortgage Of So 900. of date
December 20 1890, and due December 20. 1892;
drawing interest at = per cent made by William
Jenne and Lena Jenne, payable to undersigned all
parties warned from purchasing the same, as
ANDREW MORRISON.
La Conner Wash. March 10. 1892.
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FOR RENrLoDGIyG-HoUsEs.

I'oR RENT-FIRST-CA.ASS TWENTY ROOM
furnished house. bathrooms. gas and all MOI.
err cohVeniences only trst-class parties with ref
street.
t'eH RENT-LoDGING-H OF ALL
description Hail. room = Sill second street
+ IN hh.NI-CLAkEN DON HOTEL, CORNER
Second and Depo. streets: a desirable tenant
- sec urs This recent built house on very favora-
street 1920 NAoAf
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H4NTED-TO RENT.

lkrANTED-THE LEASE OF SIN OR Eight
w room house In good ne 'ghborhood; first years
rent be paid ~ life insurance policy In one Of
the standard .od line companies Address Bruce
post-lntelliSebceE.
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FOUND.

INOUND-A LAW BOOK-"EQUITY PLEAD
Il ing with Precedents." owner can have Same
by proving property and paying for this notice at
Post Intelligencer Office
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TOR sALE-5 ACRES VERY CHOICE LAND
L miles south of Seattle, near Lake Washing
ton and adjoins Byrn Mawr: price 81 200: very
block
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NoTlCE-THERE WILL BE MEETING
OF the stockholders Of the Seattle Safe Denosit
ana Irast company at the Office of said &C upanv
In seattle, Wash, on May %. 1892 at 10 a m
ms meeting is called for the purpose of voting on
tIe question OF increasing The capital stock of
thls company from 100000. the present capital
10 $500 900. ~p'-'
ANGUS Macintosh
ISAAC DoBSON,
.. T. DENTON
ABRAM BARKER
VINCENT WALLACEJ
Z. P STONE,
Dated this 23d day of March, 1892.
4 OR fURTTERES. ROCKING CHAIRS PAR
! lor tables and general house furnishing goods
on instaments, visit the BelIiown Furniture Conn
pany. sl5 Front street ~
To CANNERH MENTOR THE REST SITE
i Tor salmon cAnnery, plenty OF fish good har-
Rttle. A"A --A' Sc
iAiOONDED STOCK AT AUCTlON-MON-
i day, March IS, 1892 at 10 r. m in front OF no.
nc nc headquarters, corner Of Yesler avenue and
A;fd street VIII sell a. public auction and TO the
hshest bidder for cash, to pay EXPENSE of i'm
polhding and keeping the following described
animal. viz
IL one brown horse. pony: about nine (e)
years OF age; reached name square cut tail two
White feet; branded III" GU right MIN
The owner of the above described animal fsto
LAG ShAho"h BOLTON ROGERS.
Seattle. March IL, 1892.
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PERSONAL.
A MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN WIDOW
ouaintance of an elderly gentleman of means: OBJ
feet, home. Address d, PostIntelligencer.
DFRsoNAL-A YOUNG FRENCHwOMAN.
i widow recently from the East, and dying of
ennui in these parts, would like to correspond
with gentleman for amusement. Please address
Marie Beaulieu, Tacoma, Wash.
DRIVATE MASSAGE TREATMENT FOR
ladies and children at the homes of the patients,
CITY or country, by a lady of experience Address
Mrs. b. care Post Intelligence
yxTANTED-MEN AND WOMEN WITH
w money 10 attend and bid on property at Bea-
con hill OF Louis r. Kidd. deceased which will be
26 at IL a. m. For full particulars see Weekly
Post-Intelligeneer.
MY COUSIN wANTED-TO EXAMINE THE
MI beautiful d!ning-room furniture the in
stailment plan at Belltown Furniture Company,
9l5 Front street.
AIRS MILLER. PROFESSIONAL NURSE.
NJ 1921 Third street.
TIAVE A NEW COVER PUT ON YOUR
III umbrella. Umbrella hospital, opposite posi-
office.
ECONOMICAL MEN-SAVE So ON YOUR
Il next suit by sending for IL cloth samples. fash
ion plate. and measurement blanks free pc stage
s cents. Ed L Huntley & Co, Wholesale genteel
tailors, lS4 Madison street, Chicago when order
ing sample. please mention Post Inteiligen Ger.
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STOLEN.

CTOLEN - ONE STRAWBERRY ROAM
- horse, about 900 pounds weight, with brand
"F. H." on left shoulder and bunch on the back
caused by saddle: the horse has lately been clipped
and Is a singe-footer under the saddle; the horse
hired from me on March with half English
saddle and bride: has not returned: any informa-
ton leading to the recovery Will be literally re-
warded O. II. Holconb
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TOR sALE-77 ACRES RIVER BOTTOM
II land near Fall City: all rich, level land: land
$50 per acre; easy terms. L. II. Rogers, 1o4 But
Ter block.
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BATHS.

CPECIAL APARTMENTS FOR LADIES AND
y children: lady attendants. open week days TO
10 n m; open Saturdays 10 IL midnight; hot salt
water baths CSC Hot salt Water Baths, north
west corner seneca and West streets, seattle,
wash. Lodgings connected with bathrooms.
NEWPORT BATHS OPEN DAY AND
N night: salt and fresh water. electric, rnedi-
Gated Russian, sulphur and cabinet vapor baths;
private apartment for ladies' excellent aien dance.
Sla Front street
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CLAIKFOYANTy.

CL4IkVOYANTy.
CEND YOUR CORRECT AGE WITH DATE
by return mail correct delineatIon of your char
acter: also times of important events of life given
your lucky days for buying, selling, travels or
speculations. Address Professor ID. Larow, P. o.
Box $40, Tacoma, Wash.
FLORENCE MARVIN, PROPHECIES. WHO
L predicted Clevelands election and the seattle
fire. Room 26 Douthiu building Take elevator.
second street, between Columbia and Marion.
MRS NELSON READS YOUR HEAD AND
vi tells past, present and future; consultation on
all affairs. 1885 Front street, room 40. 81.
DARTIES WISHING TO CONSULT A BUsI-
Il ness clairvoyant can do so at rooms 81 and 80
Chaplin block corner of Sixth and Pike streets.
NINE. ROSS. NATURAL GIFTED FORTUNE
numbers given. tarlors Ill Heussy block, cor
ne- Third and Pike.
A RRIVED-MAIE. DE TONGUE, OF NEW
~ York. the wOrldrenowned and highly cele-
brated queen trance medium of the Atlantic coast
She is a seventh daughter, born with a double
veil. Has the power Of any two mediums You
met. Tells your entire life, past present and
future, in n dead trance. Every hidden mystery
revealed Tells the full name of her callers and
the name Of your future husband or wife with age
and date OF marriage. and tells whether the one
you lore is true or false Tells all your business
affairs with utmost truth. Gives advice on d.
your life from the cradle to the grave. and causes
speedy and happy IN Marriages This is the Inasams
first visit Hours from 10 q II. to 8 D. m Par
lors a Simoneh house. 500 Third street room is.
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sTENOGRlPHEBS.

ANNIE NJ SANDS. sTENOGRAPHER AND
n typewriter: open evenings. 2o0-23l Pioneer
block. Telephone, 2l0.
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WANTED-RE4 I TATE.

NiANEEp-To BUY A HOUSE ON THE IN
w stSlimenf plan; must he easily reached from
seventh and Pike. Call at 5a4 sixth street
NGANTEp-LoTS NEAR CAR LINE FOR
w mortSaEe Al Per cent and 10 per cent II.
s. Turner. 2o7 Butler block.
yTANTED-HOUS AND LOT; WILL PAY
w some cash aud balance In acreage or lots. T.
O Fox No l. Sas.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

no BUILDERS-rENDERs FOR THE EREC-
Il ton of supsrstructure of building for the Bank
of Montreal will be received up to noon Of satur-
dav, April 2, at my ONCE where plans and specif-
cations be seen. Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted c. Osborn Wickenden. Arch
itec., Vancouver, B. C.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-25
TTPE WRITERS.

NOR RENT-TYPEwRITERs: ALL KINDS.
+ H. n. Burpee, General Agent, 1872 Pioneer
building