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ROLF & HARVEY,
First Door North OF Opera House
Entrance 1877 Market street
Telephone so feQEkDn
FOR SALE.

Building lot on Twentyeigh,h street for
dwelling, $50
Large lot at McNschen. Ground IOIeo5
Very cheap.
seven room brick house. Forty-hrst aud
Wood streets. Full LOT. 5000 on eAsy terms.
House Of eight rooms, with modern convent.
ences. on Jacob street, between Fifteenth and
SIIteesth strsets-
House Of eight rooms. brick. on Market
street.. Centre Wheeling.
Hcuse Of seven rooms, on ChAplne street,
sirth ward; ~ so.
House OF eight rooms, brick. No. 300 Jacob
street ~ 500.
Two half lots on Eoa street, Sixth ward. 81 900
eacn.
Two lots on Wood street, Eighth ward: chesp.
House Of I've rooms on Jacob street, Centre
Wheeling. ground 35Ii00. 0,SO.
Seven lots 5OIi0O feet In Filan. whyte aud
Gallagher addition; p.ics 800 70 uo each
Corner one-half lot on hcColioch and Bel
mont streets-
Two lots at Edgingion Lane.
Choice lots in Glendale on easy terms
tOO will bur q I've roomed house, Jscot
street Centre Wheeling.
Ons OF TIE best manufacturing sites 10 the
city, fronting on two railroads. i.
Good business corner In Csn-sr rhsslinz
House Of six yoons, 80 Woods sfrsst. In
god condition. $500
Is scres Adjoining Elm Grove. cheap
One half 10; on Twenty ninth street, ".
NESBITT d DEVINE.
de7b i7s H.f<st st,set
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WHEELING WEEKLY REGIsTER-osLY
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Railroads.

3atlrpaos.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ORoAD DnAnruKr ARRIVAL OF TRAM.
SSSBA A. wheeling Eastern
c(2y/xA Dece amber IL 1921
A11e$tkSWA MAIN LINE EAST.
HAfll1lv.NN For Baltimore, Phlladsl
80 &4yxukN 81 phiA and New York, t2;sj
~ % EcHHK3 rs - m. 2: 10 D. m. daily
V8k55uafSSKTr<4XR Cumberland Accomm.
N3nlfk.rNNY dalton, 4: 10 q. m. daily or
SIfs-sf~ cept Sunday.
SQIY6> Cameron Accommoaa
ton. 600 p. m. daily. er
Houndsyiiie Accommodates, $40 O. n, er.
cept Sunday. and 9;lo ?. m, daily
ARRIVs.
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
s:2U q. m, and 1880 p. m. and ll:.O d. m. daily
Cumberland Accommodation. $3.50 p. m, ei-
Grafton Accommodation, 1850 p. m, daily.
Moundsyills Accommodation, $50 A. m ana
1880 p. m. daily, and ass p. m. daily. sIcept
sunday.
Cam.ros Accommodation. 700 g. m, sIc.p,
Sunday.
TRASs.oHIo DIVISION.
For Chicago. 7:G0 and l0:l6 a m, I0:30p m
daily, and 3:i6 p. M. daily eIcsft Sund.y.
CINCINNATI Express, 7:a0 and l0:I5 a. M daily
and 1899 ?. m daily. except Saturday, and ass
Columbu Acc, mmOdstIon. 1915 p. m, siosp,
Sunday.
ST. Cisirsville ACCOMMODATION. I0:Is q m. and
3:ib p. M, except sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express. 1910 and $40 a. m. and 1905
p. M, except Sunday. and6;0o p. m. daily
Cincnnau Express o;o6a m, snd COOP M
daily.
Columbia. Accommodation. 1905 p. M daily
except sunday.
81. Clairsvi1s Accommodations. 1906 p. m. s.a
800 p. m. except Sunday.
W. r. a b. DIVISION.
For Pittsburg, o:iO ana 7;eO q. m. and e;i0p.
N. dolly. and 1870 p. m. daily except Sunday.
For Plttsburg and the Esst. 0:iU m. saily.
Washington Accommodates. 500 .. N, OF.
cept sunday
From Plttsburg, i0:i0A M. daily, 1870 D. m,
except Sunday, s:65 and lob .. M. daily
Washington Accommodation, 1850 o m. daily
except Sunday.
CHAs. O. SCULL.
General Passenger Agent Bsltimore.
Us. LANE, Wheeling. deli
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W. r. A b. DIVISION.

For Pittsburg, o:iO and 7;s0 u m, and s:i0p.
m. dolly. and 1870 p. m. daily eIcep Sunday.
Washington Accommodates. 500 p. N, OF.
cept Sunday.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE TOWN OF BUCKLEY, PIERCE CvSSse
~, Washington. offers for sale 70 tho nis"@
bidder town b. nds as follows: .,~~
Name of bonds-Bonds of the town OF 0u Eas,sss
Amount odered-NIneteen thousand dos's1s
(SI9O0O)
For what issued-Nne thousand hve nunc.i
dollars for funding Indebtedness and mun.aES
purposes aud nine thousand I'VE hundred ZOE 49,
pumping system OF water works
DenomInation-Fiveh hundred doliArA
When d. ed-July /. 1892
When due-Twenty years from date
Rate Of inierest-Six per cent.
Where payab!e-Buckley state BANK Oh 80
ley, Washington.
Total issCe-Nineteen thousand dollars
Assessed valuation Of property-Sl9O,SSS
Actual valuation OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Popuation-l. 100
MISUNDERSTANDING born.
Price-Hishest bidder, subject TO approVL .-.A
General rernarks-Sealed bids viii De HeeeisSsii
until O'Clock o m. July l9. 1892 when oids ~
be opened Certified check for $500 must ec9ee- -
pany each bid as deposited forfeit by bidder ~
chase 70 be completed within fifteen days e!ssL
ceptance OF bid The council reserve the 1isns
reject any and ell bids
Passed June 10. 1892.
Approved Juno ID, 1892.
Attest: CHARLES f. TAYLOR, Clerk
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

PREEG-on Wednesday, June ~. 1892 a. the
family residence. 1,60lA Front street. Seattle.
the infant son of Mr.. aud Mrs Frederick Preeg.
The funeral takes place at 10 o'clock today from
the undertaking rooms OF Cross & Co, corner OF
Pike and Second streets. in.erment being made in
Mount Pleasant cemetery.
PITTMAN-On Wednesday, June %, 1892, a. the
family residence Port BIakeley. Wash, William
Pittman, OF heart disease aged 4s years
The remains will be brought TO Seattle at
o'clock today for interment in Lake View Gene
terry. the funeral proceeding from Harrington IL
Smiths wharf under the auspices of the Masonic
lodge % Port Blakeley.
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MARRIAGES.

EN0wLEs-NUTT-In Seattle. Monday June 20,
1892 Frank L. Knowles and Miss Elizabeth II.
A. Nutf, both of Seattle, Rev. u. j. Burchett Off
Ciating.
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS
IN hereby given that sealed bids for the graveifng
OF that certain county road extending from the
trestle bridge in front of John Burns place on Du-
vanish river, to point at the foot OF what is
known as Mckinleys hin. will be received by the
until tuesday. July s. at 2 o'clock p.
Each Of said bids must be accompanied by GER
tided check of 800 be forfeited to King county
by the successful bidder In case he fails to enter
into contract and furnish good and sufficient bonds
Each bid must be marked .Bid for Crawling
County Road and diei with the county auditor
on or before the date above mentioned. Said work
is to be done as follows: The road to be graveled
to uniform depth Of 10 inches and to a unifor M
width of ~ feet at the top of the grade gravel to
be of a coarse uniform kind and Of such a nature
as to make good substantial road; surface to De
inches and to the satisfaction of the board of county
commissioners. Bids must specify a net sum
Tor the completion Of said W9rs as aooys ,, ce
conditioned on the completion Of the contr act and
payment of all claims TOR material and labor used
will be required.
Bids return able July 5. 1892.
+. A. TwICHELf. County Auditor
Dated at Seattle. June 81, 1892.
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS
IN hereby given that sealed proposals will be re-
ceived by the board Of county commissioners OF
King county until July .. 1892. at p M. at the
Office of the auditor of said county, for the Inn
provement Of two miles OF roadway running north
from the southeast corner of section SO. township
rs north. east, according to plans and spe-
cificatons, copies OF which TO be found at the
Offices OF the county auditor, the county surveyor
and copy with w. A. shorey, at Fremont,
Wash.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check for 800. TO be forfeited to the county by
the successful bidder in he fails 10 enter into
contract with good and sufficient bond within
three days after date OF award.
bids
by order of the board Of county eommissi1ners
County Audito or and ex-oncio Clerk OF said Board.
Dated at seattle. June p. 1892.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - JOHNSON
~ avenue grade--sealed proposals will be re.
ceived by the undersigned. secre airy of the board
o. public works of the city OF Seattle up 10 noon
of saturday. July z, A. ID. So. Tor the grazing
and construction OF sidewalks on both sides or
Johnson avenue, In the city of reattie, from the
ives. line of Lake tide addition to Lincoln avenue,
In said city in accordance with the pans~ and spe-
cihcatioEs file in this office
Each bid IL 70 be accompanied by certihei
check payable the order OF the city conprol.er,
for q sum not less than five fa) per cent OF the
amount bid and no bid shalt be considered unless
accompanied BY such cheek.
The successful bidder will be required TO enter
into contract and furnish Satisfactory bonds men
for the fun amour. of same within ten tlo) days
from being notified of the award. failing which said
check and the amount thereof Will be forfeited 10
the city. -
No person is eligible bidder who has within
two years prior the letting made default in pay
ment of any Just claim Tor any work or labor per-
formed for any skill material furnished par
suant to any such contract as Is here advertised.
who, within said two wears, has assigned.
abandoned. surrendered or failed 10 complete any
such contract
The board OF public works reserves the righ. 10
reject any and all dds
Propos ais TO be Endorsed on the envelope JONI
son Avenue Grade" -
Please attach copy OF this advertisement TO bid
By order OF the board OF public works.
G.. G. HElFNER, Secretary.
First publication, June 81, 1892.
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.


THE HONORABLE THE CHIEF COMMIS-
L soner of lands and works hereby invites
architects to submit on or before the 30th Septem-
Der next (competiive) plans and estimates of cost
for the construction of certain provincial govern
ment buildings. Particulars of competition and
further information can he obtained from the un-
dersignei. w. y GORE.
Deputy Commissioner of Lands and Works, Lands
and Works Department, Victoria, Il. C., 18th
June, 1892.
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FOR RENr-LoDGrsG-HOUsEs.

TOR kENT-CLARENDON HOTEL, CORNER
Il Second and Dep,t streets; . desirable tenant
can secure this recently built house very fayora-
HE terms. Apply Charles Louch l,Al2 Front
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CSD.

E'oUSD-A WATCH. CALL ON A J. NJ,
l. III Battery stree.
E'0CSD-A PACKAGE OF PAPERS AND
L letters with name Of &C. ". Hunt" Owner
can lave same by calling this office, paying re-
ward and Tor tais notice
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TYPE WRITER'S. :

DOR RITERs; ALL KINDS
Il H n. Burpee General Agent 49, Pioneer
building
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
Next door to Observation-Disclosures ONCE.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
II NIGHTS TEMPLAR. ATTENTION YOU
N requested TO fail i'm for escort duty at the
dedication services OF Masonic Temple by N w.
Grand Lodge. F. and Il. NJ. or Washington. The
assemble is at o'clock p sharp, oath inst,
In asylum. All soIOurning Sir knights are cor
daily invited la our ranks. Order general.
RECORD
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F4STFD-RE4L ESTATE.

UTANTEr-FoR CASH, TWO TO FIVE
w acres with good house, overlooking sound or
lake. W W Swank, - HIuCAiey block.
VSFANTEE-BN WISENAN & CO. coon
w ranch property; VIII exchange house and lot
f. lEfucSlCy's aid Room zoo New ICfs block
Va ASTEn-INPElNE A CNIIPRQyED
~ farm lands Security Trus; Company -
and IS Safe Deepest. building. Seattle.
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ELEerRo and srEREorrPrNG.

NoU CAN NOW GET YOUR EIEC FRO AND
4 SteFecFrius doae a short notice ana
sonshle tsfnaS kIoae 4 Go, 2I6 Columbia street.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARMS
4A ana city property: building loans made: low
est rates; privilege to pay before maturity. j.
block y
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TASTED-SAI.FSME MEN. SALARY OR COM
w mission. 10 handle greatest novelty patented:
exclusive territory; sells at sight; particulars
nee; sample soc. Unity ID. e. Co, Dept IL Unity
Building. Chicago.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-LISC corr
~ avenue grade-Sealed proposals will he "a
ceived by the undersigned. secretary of TIE
board OF public works Of the city of Seattle mn IN
noon Of Saturday July 2. A D. 1892. for the gr.s.
Ing and construction Of sidewalks on beth side.
of Lincoln avenue IN the city of Seattle. from
Johnson avenue 20 the north line OF RosedaIa al
dition, in said city, in ACCORDANCE with the nIs,.
and specifications now on file in this Office
Each bid is to be accompanied by a cer,saa
check, payable to the order Of CITY comprol1sr
for sum not less than five t5) per cent OF thaa
amount bid, and no bid shall be Considered less
accompanied by such check
The successful bitder Will be required To enter
int contract and furnish satisfactory bondsman
for the full amount within ten foI A. =.
from beng notified Of the award. falling WHOM
said check and the amount thereof viii he for.
feted to the city.
No person Is eligible as bidder who has within
two years prior 10 the letting made default IN n.y
any Just claim ior sny work or labor nor
foI med any skill or material farnish I'd mr.
suant any such contract as is here ADVERTISED ar
who, within said two years. has assigned atar
aoHed. surrendered or failed TO complete any such
centract.
The board Of public works reserves the right to
reject any ana ali bids
Proposal. to be Endorsed On the envelope Tin.
coin Avenue Grade"
Please attach copy of this advertisement TO bid
By order Of the board of public works.
{. 6. HEIFNER, Secretary,
First publication, June 81, 1892.
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w ASTED-ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN To
W manage sn office in Seattle: references and
$1,000 cash capital required: salary 81 200 par
year and interest IL business. Address S35 Phcian
building. san Francisco, Cal
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LHOR SALE-TEN LOTS AT BALLARD:
Il only 1915; if you want to buy something cheap
here is your chance. II. S. Turner, 2O7 Butler
block
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TOR SALE-AN ELEGANT PIECE OF I'M
L proved water front land for 80 so per acre:
part cash and long lime balance. L II. Pres
nall. 210 Butler block.
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L'oR SALE-A TEN-ACRE RANCH At EA-
gle Harbor: 400 fruit trees in bearing: six
mead OF stock, four giving milk; house. barn and
Gnicken houses; will sell cheap Address Owner,
Post
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TOR SALE-57 ACRES WITH 4 MILE WA
Il ter front. on north end Of Vashon island; nine
miles from Seattle; small house and tn zee acres
improved: price 80 per acre: terms, $3j0 down,
balance monthly or semi-annual payments land
Is all good and will grow any kind OF produce I.
II. Rogers, l0i Butler block.
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"fASTED-SALESMEN ON SALARY OR
w commission TO handle the new patent chemi-
cal lax erRsing pencil; the greatest selling novelty
ever produced; grasses Ink thoroughly in two seq
ends: no SurasIon OF paper; 900 To 500 pe- cent
FRONT; one agents sales amounted TO 1920 I'm SIX
cay; another S32 in Two hours: want one en-
e-ce:ic general agent for each state and territory
For terms aud particulars address the Monroe
Eraser Mfg. Co. " So la Crosse. Wis.
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TOR LEAsE-lS0 ACRE FARM; Il ACRES
in small Soaring fruit: Also cas- grass snd po-
tstoes' rent $3.50 per year. Room Bailey build
ing.
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ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FIRST-
Il paying livery stable will exchange for i'm
proved inside Tacoma or Seattle property or i'm
proved acreage. Address Box GAS, Tacoma
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y GORGE DORFFEL. REAL ESTATE BsoR
~ er, buys and sells all kinds of real q, al.
Room 50 II aller oloeE.
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E,OE SALE-40, 80, l2O ACRES VERY FINE
Il rich alder bottom land near Maple valley and
half mile from railroad; twenty miles from Sc
uttie: price 800: small amou at down. balance
monthly semi annual payments $50 per
month 1. H. Rogers. 1913 and lO4 Butler block.
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DfEING AND CLEANING.

GAN FRANCISCO DYE WORKS $50 SEC
~ end street
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EtOK SALE-4o ACRES EAST OF KENT;
Il all rich alder bottom; near county road and in
good location. price $50 per acre: terms, $500
DOWN balance monthly or serni-annua payments
$50 per month l. Fl. Rogers 1o3 and 10i Butler
block
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NOTICE, STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-NO-
~ tice Is hereby given that the regular annual
meeting OF the shareholders Of the seattle CITY
Railway Company Will be held on Wednesday.
July IL. 1892, a. o'clock p. m, AT the principal
ONCE OF the company AZ it's power house in the city
OF Seattle Washington tor the election # Z ooard
OF SIX trustees recep of the animal reports and
sucn othe business may come before the meet
Ing. he transfer stoeS book viii Re closed on
Noaday. the 11th day of July, 1892 and will re-
main closed until the 14th day OF July, 1892.
F. j. GRANT, President
A. T. HAAS Secretary
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COCO WILL. BUY A FINE CONNECTION
sNCUO cry business: we'll stocked: doing a good
business: inc udng ice cream parIor Will bear in
vestigating. Address T. T.. Post-Tntelizence-
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" ANDERSON. DYER AND CLEANER OF
W ladies and gents clothing Fifth and James
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CSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-GESERAL STORE; $1,000
l. must leave country: will sell cheap for cash
goods fresh and new; any one in want of bushes
See me and make offer. Merchandise, care Post
Inteiifgencer
Huntsville gazette., 1892-07-09
A MUSICAL MELANGE.

SousA. leader of the Marine band, IN
Washington, has decided to accept the
offer Of syndicate to remove to Chlca-
90 and conduct an orchestra there. He
Is guaranteed a salary of $4,000 year
for five years with an interest in the
profits of the organization.
Miss RHODES, young and extremely
beautiful girl from San Francisco, and
a pupil of Nine. Marchesi, of Paris, for
some years, recently made successful
debut as concert singer in Paris, and
later appeared for the first time in op-
era at Florence, with distinguished
success.
FRAULEIN GABREHLA WEITRowETz,
who has recently made a successful de-
but in London, is of mixed Italian and
Austrian parentage, and studied violin
playing under Herr Joachim for three
years. Since then she has made star
ring tours through several continental
countries.
The novelty of the production Of an
opera by woman composer occurred
ut the Grand theater, Bordeaux, short
time ago. The opera is by Nine. de
Grandval 1t is named ''Mazeppa,"
and is in four acts and six tableaux.
The local critics speak in high praise OF
the music
Huntsville gazette., 1892-07-09
EDUCATION AND BEAUTY.
An Englishman Declares the Female BraiH
to be Feeble.

An Euglishman Declares the Female Brais
to be Feeble.
Sir James Crichton Browne is a man
of decided courage. In an address to
the Medical society of London he at
tacks the abuse Of the education of the
girl He claims that as the weight OF
the female brain is smaller in proper
ton to the size of the body, and as the
specific gravity of gray matter is less in
the female brain than in the male
brain, therefore the woman should not
pursue her studies assiduously. This
argument is not, however, of as serious
Importance as the grave charge brought
by Sir James against high schools for
girls. ''Some of their methods are
capable of leading to great evils"
He saw lately scene of graduates
from celebrated college. MANY of
them had STOPPING gait and withered
appearance, shrunk shanks and specta-
cles on nose" And he then makes this
impassioned plea: ''Let us conserve the
beauty of our English girls very jeal.
ously. I would rather they remained
ignorant of logarithms than that they
lost jot of it" Sir James is evidently
one of those fine old conservatives who
believe that women were created solely
for the delectation of the eyes of man
A glance at the girls of our high schools
and colleges would show him that his
experience was painful exception, for
education does not necessarily turn a
thing of beauty into an inspirer of hor-
ror.-Boston Journal
Huntsville gazette., 1892-07-09
SHORT. CLIPPINGS.

Mrs. HoRATIO BROOKS is conducting
an extensive foundry and locomotive
building establishment at Dunkirk,
N. Y, which turns out locomotive a
day. Mrs. Brooks is a Maine woman.
WOMEN of Meriden Conn., clubs, to
the number of eighty, recently met to-
gether for practice in the forms of par
liamentary usage, and were carefully
drilled in the methods of presiding, put
ting motions, voting and amending.
Miss ANNIE You've WILSON SPENCE,
daughter of doctor of Linlithgow,
passed the examinations of the pharma-
ceutical society in Edinburgh recently,
and is now regularly registered as
chemist and druggist. She is the second
woman in Scotland to attain this honor
and position.
Miss CONSTANCE JENKINS. of Somer-
vile hall, Oxford, who is distinguished
as being the only woman who has taken
first class in classical moderations at
Oxford this year, had good part of her
education at home She is a pretty,
piquant-loolsing young girl, with moth
ing of the typical scholarly air about
her.
A SWEDISH lady has for years been
the engraver of medals at the Royal
Mint at Stockholm, and many of her
countrywomen are celebrated engravers
on wood and glass. In wood-carving,
lithography, modelling, decorative paint
ing, designing of various description,
and art embroideries Of the finest and
rarest kind, the women of Sweden can
not be excelled. Several have also gained
fame as musical composers.
Mrs. JOHN WANAMAKER's maiden
name was Mary Erringer Brown, and
she was born, educated and married in
Philadelphia. The Wanamakers have
four homes: the residence in Washing
ton, one in Philadelphia. a cottage at
Cape May Point. called the Lilemyn
Cottage, from the names of the two
daughters and Lindenhurst, a very fine
residence and estate, about fifteea miles
from Philadelphia With all the cares
connected with the management of the
numerous homes and numerous social
duties, Mrs. Wanamaker has found time
to do much benevolent work among the
working-girls of her city, to whom she
has proved a real friend, and simply a
benefactor, and in the Bethany Sunday.
school, where she has a large Bible
class of women.