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Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-11

kown expense. Wherefore the peti.
toner thinks that she ought not
! to I've asked to pay for any more paving
than that actually covered by the track
of the road. Referred to the board OF
public works.
BAD PAVEMENT.
Mr.. McGarry called attention OF the
council to the manner in which the rail-
road companies were shrinking their
burden OF expense incurred in the re-
pairs of Fifth street, near San Pedro.
He says the property-holders have done
all that has been demanded OF them !;
and that the railroad companies be
notified to perform their share of the
work before the winter rains Get in.
Referred to street committee.
FINANCE COMMITTEE SEWER BONDS.
The finance committee reported an
ordinance to transfer the sum OF
$l2,5O0 from the general fund to the
sewer fund, to pay the claim OF
Daniel Freeman, for right of way to the
sea for the outfall sewer. The bonds
will remain in escrow until the money
thus advanced is replaced by their sale.
SPRING STREET SEWER READvERTIsED.
In the matter of the construction of
the Spring street sewer, the city clerk
was ordered to advertise for new ten
ders for the performance of such work,
such tenders to be made between to-
day and Monday, the 18th inst.
DUMPING GARBAGE.
An ordinance making it misde-
meanor, punishable by fine and i'm
prisonment, to dump offal or garbage in
any sewer, manhole, storm water re-
ceptacle or other appliance for drainage
Of the city, was passed, under suspen-
sion of the rules.
SIDEWALK USAGE.
J. D. Stimson was granted the use OF
Is inches of the sidewalk at the corner
of Third and Spring streets, for purposes
OF construction OF new building now
being erected there by him.
ovERPAID TAXES TO BE REFUNDED.
On motion of Mr.. Tufts, the city clerk
was instructed to refund all overpay-
ments OF city taxes on personal property
for the year 1S90-91.
PETITIONS.
From J. G. Marsh, optician, asking for
permission to remove his sign from his
present place OF business to his new store
on the same street.
From John Markell and others, for
permission to grade Thirtieth street,
from Main street to Grand avenue.
From A. M. Hough and others, calling
for completion of the grade of First
street between Grand avenue and Olive
street.
From j. A. Donate and others, asking
attention to the condition of storm drains
on Pearl street.
From l.. F. Forester and others, ask
ing permission to improve Seventh street
in front of their property.
These were all referred to the board of
public works.
From G. O. Wearin, asking permission
to grade Seventh street in front of his
property. Granted.
From DR.. E. A. Surge, asking that the
tax sale of 18S7-8S numbered 1901 be
Cancelled and redeemed of record, as
being sold to James Booth for taxes, the
same being his property, on which
cloud is placed by virtue of such sale.
Finance committee.
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Use German rsn,ly soa
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-11


During s1ne and tall until
rom cha
my
feel better
20 1880 W..
and commodous for the paen Onu
ton
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-11

All of the members of the city council
we're present yesterday morning when
that body was convened save Messrs.
Raea and Alford
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-11
Good Cooking

Js one of the chief blessings of every home. TIC
always insure good custards, puddings, sauces
densed @ I Mix Directions io on tRe LABEL % SOLD By
your grocer and druggist
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-11

Drink John Wteland or Fredericksburg lager
beer, on tap at all drst-class places.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-11

Premature badness may be prevented and
the hair made to grow on heads already bald,
by the use of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
ReneWer.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-11
SCOOPED THE LAST RACE.
THE sHAUGHRAUN'S NAMESAKE Is
TOO STOUT FOR ALL.
Freckles Awarded the Second Money In
the Race-An defined Motive
in Prolonging Such
Contest.

The fair of the Sixth District Agricul-
tural association virtually ended on Sat-
urday night, but there was one race, as
stated by us in Sundays issue, which
was unfinished and went over to Mon
day morning, under the rules in such
cases made and provided. 1t was for
horses that had not beaten 3 100 up to
the closing of the entries, in the early
part of September. Or the day of the
race, as advertised, Freckles had taken
the first and fourth heats. Queen Anne
the second and third, while Conn, the
favorite, was not winner of single heat
up to the time that the race was post
poned on account of darkness. In the
meantime, light showers had fallen and
laid the dust; and the track, which had
been rather loose and cuppy up to that
time, became as fast as springboard.
Put down Agricultural park for the fast
eet regulation track in this state, from
henceforth and forever.
There was but small attendance at
the track yesterday when the race was
resumed, it being restricted entirely to
trainers and what few owners of horses
remained at the track. Alb Warthen
and Emigrant had been distanced on
Saturday, which narrowed the race
down to four header.
There was no betting, everybody hav-
ing gotten their money into the box in
the earlier part of the contest. A few
'mutuel tickets were sold, but &c few as
to be barely worth the mention.
The raceis easily described, there be-
ing no contest except between Queen
Anne and Conn. She would lead him
three lengths to the half mile post, and
then he would put on the steam and
beat her with comparatively light
struggle. Kelly says he had to win five
heats to win the race, and that he had a
heat taken away from him, the third on
Saturday, in which his horse did not
run as much by forty ards as Mckinney
did in the second heat of the free-for-all
race, which was conceded to him with
out three minutes of dissent.
SUMMARY.
Purse 5000, for three minute class.
J. H. Kellys br h. Conn, by
W. Maben's gr. G, Freckies,
owners w Mls1on s. m. queen Anne. I I 3 3 5
Button, B. hoeabsisse bs Anteeo. o. An'eeo 4s4x
f. william i b. h. Alb Warth.
en-, by Echo-Almeh ....5 distanced.
0Tial Tine asos.a:sa -; a:soA-2:s,1.s:s2ss~a:2s
-2z9Z
The unrevealed mystery of this race
is, and always will be, why did not Conn
win this race Oh Saturday. He trotted
in 2;269 at Santa Ana, and his finish
ing the race the way he did on Monday,
leads up to the belief he could have won
on Saturday if his driver had tried a
little harder. 1t could not have been
through laying up to get bets, for his
owner bet every available dollar before
the start for the frat heat. Hence turf
men are at loss to account for the
great length to which the race was ex-
tended.
'sHistory Repeats ITSELF"
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'sHistory Repeats ITSELF"
And so does Hoods sarsaparilla In the remark
vow iii giue this medicine faP trisi Il viii
40 you good.
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Swedish Baptist church-Beu and Eighth
streets. Rev T. o. Nelson, pastor. services at
II a. n. and 30 D. II.
Norweg. an- Danish Baptist chu-ch-sixth and
Virginia streets. Rev. h Nelson, pastor. ser
vices at II a. n.
Market street Bsptis. chGrch-Corner Market
and Main streets: Rev. Nv Read, pastor Services
az II q. m. AID 40 2. H. -undag-schooI at
close OF the morning service. Young People )
meeting Monday evening at 80 O'Clock
The Baptizts OF Fremont, Efgewater, Latons
ana north end OF city VIII me.t il the Good
Temp.ars' hall at Fremont az II i. n. to1ar.
Preaching oy Raw. NJ. Black l. = desired that
all interested III the Baptist WORK viii ye present
and al Others are we-cOme-
North Seattle Baptist ehurch-Co-ner OF Cedar
and Third streets. Rev. ". L .ugg. pastor.
Preaching by the pastor at II q. N. aud 7:5J p
sunday school at close Of the morning services.
Young Peoples meeting az 6:5j ?. n. Subjects
OF seTIaoas-Aoraing: The Man Christ Jesus
evening: Kicking Against the Pricks."
First Baptist charch-Fourth street between
James and Cherry. Preaching at II a
n. and I'D p. n. sunday-schOol follows the
morning sermon. Young Peoples Union at
b:l5 in church paIlor. Experimenting IEu--day
evening at 7:30. subject Tor y g. H.. "a Root
out OF Dry Ground" Reception OF members
and the ordinance of the Lor1's SU per follow
For 80 p. m: ''Sanc.ifisd Moment" Bap-
tism and meeting OF young converts follow
welcomed. \ special invitation IS given to
strangers and persons not having g church
home, and special effort is made to have
them feel at home and enjoy our services.
Rev. q. J. Bu-caett, pastor, Residence, IL Cherry
street.
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Ere, and Accepted Mason..

81 Johns Lodge, 40. %. F. and A. n, held
special communication on Tuesday evening AID
conferred the Masters degree on & candidate
On Wednesday evening Lorraine Chapter, 10.
6, o. z. G., held its regular convention Inc a.
tendance was only fair, Is 20 many Ct the
brothers had gone to Tacoma, the sisters taxing
advantage and being in she majority, had the
regular business soon dispatched and followed
by a very pleasant time. music, dancing and re-
frsshzents being in order.
Owing 10 the absence Of many Sir Knights
regular coneisve was not held Thursday even
Ing by Cir Knights, and for the same reason no
council Of Knights Kad0sh WAS held By the A.
sad A. Scottish Kite; IN fact, the Masons Of
both those orders were By good majority
drawn 70 Tacoma by the nesting Of the MOBILES
Of the Mystic shrine held fl ths; city on Wedrles-
day. On that occasion splendid time vas had
and many poor pilgrim made the weary jour
rey across the burning sands Of Arabia 70 at
last rest in the oasis aud tents o; the faithful
and partAke o: tho bountifuI feast for which
that order is noted.
On Saturday Eureka Lodge, No. %, F. and A.
n, had special meeting for special business
OF nature that attracted an unusually large at
feunHuea-
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,rethodfst Episcopal Churches.

Qzarterly msetlug AMI conference at Siaugh-
ter Friday evening Of this week
Gilman Park Msthodist Episcopal church.
Ballsrd-ReT. r T. Fahs, pastor. Services 81 II
a. Il.
Swedish Methodist Episcopal church-Fii;h
street, near Pine, Rev John Johnson, pastor.
Services at Il g. II
Ashbury Methodist Episcopal ehurch-Frs-
mont. Rev. Horatio Al.ing, p-stoT. Services Ct
IL g. n. and 80 ?. n
Grace Methodist Episcopal eaHreh, Rainier
and Market streets. Rev. Mr. Levi Pi.nsr will
preach morning and evening.
German Methods. church. stewart aud Thir-
tenth streets-Rsv. c. 4. Pressing, pastor. ser
vices &; II a. and I'D ?. n
Rev. Dr. J. P. VI. Hieksrsol veat 70 Gilman
Yesterday and win preach In the Methodist
Episcopal church there today.
African Methodist Episcopal ehurch-Io1es
and Madison streets Rev. L :. BIsxeaeE, pas-
tor Services at II p N. and 30 ?. n.
Battery street Methods: Episcopal church
Third sni Battery streets. Res; Alfred InWood,
pastor. Services 81 IL g. m and 7-50 ?. N
Norwegian Danish Methodist Episcopal
chI!ca-FiIth and olive strssts. Rev. Martin
Hansen, pastor. 5etTlcss al II a. n anu 10
?.
First Methodist Episcopal church-co-1er of
Third and Marion streets. services g. II A. m
and z.3J p. m. Rsv. I. &. Ford y. 3. c0ndact s'lI
preach a. both s=Evi IS. -.uGey-s A6ol a y %
?. Il. aud 1ey1uols. meeting o. tie Ep@of'a
League az 6:1j ?. n
Haven Methodist Episcopal caurch--aeo1d
avenue and Howard street, Rev z. D White,
pastor. Service. at II a ami 7.JJ r N. quar-
terry meeting and conference on Wednesday
evening The presiding elder VIII be assisted
By numoe. o. ministers.
Madison street Methodist Episcopal church
Madison and Cloverda.e streets. Rev. y. :
B4ckner, pastor. services az II 3. n. and 80
p. n. Sua1ay-schooI after morning service
Quarterly conference Tuesday evening AuuIa-
peE OF ministers viii De present toassst the pre-
siding eld9r and the preacher in charge.
Trinity Nethodist Episcopal church-Correr
Mercer and Kentucky streets. Rev. : AlooZo
Bright, b. D., pastor Class-meetlng g. 10 g.
m; Sabbatn--ehOol at 1879 p IT.; Epworth
League Services for the young) e; % D. n
Preaching by the pastor at II a. and 20 p IN
Morning subject: "Sa,ura. IS. Reyes4e4 Re
Hgiol." In the evening there viii be revival
services A cordial invitation is eKLenGad To
every one 20 attend these services Good music
under the direction OF John T. Denny will he g
ieature- Come and bring gospel hymns Nos. !, p
9 and L
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rr..brterian chnrches.

German Reformed Presbyterian church
Seventh street, Ee2E Pine. Services at II D. n
Welsh Presbyterian ehureh-sevsaEA and
Olive streets. Rev j. II Hughes. pastor.
Services g. 800 a. N.
German Evangelical Capitalization and
Biro5 streets. RsT. J. E-lc-, pastor. services
81 II a II. and : 20 ,. n.
second Prss5ys=ri2a caI-ca-ozs and Ha-rs-
sol streets. .s-. y. v. C3@, pastor. Services
at Il s. n AMI % ?. n
Calvary Prssay-erfz1 carrea-Xarket s7d
klnS Streets. Rev. T, IL B9ye, passof- services
al Il q z. ana T:5s ?. L.
Firsz Prss5ytzr.aa ezu-e5-Thir1 and Nadi-
son streets, Rev. E.liotE y. Brown. Tssiof
Services AZ Il a H. aa4 30 2 =.
Rev. A. Fitzpatrick VII pEszea fo- the Be-
foclaea P:ss5yterlzas n G4Eks's hal, -.
EooT. F!fsh street entrance. a. = g Z GE1 . -
? q. SsD5ath-schC8l - ID
United Prss5yteTisns uls@. II !. " G. 4
rooms, IL Front szrs7-, rev :. De1l sfs on
pastor: residence. 25SE Dsus1s street. services
~ u s. Z. al1 80 p - Sa55zsa seaoo- g -
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knights of PythIas,

Sidney Lodge, No. s., K. of P. was Organized
in grand style at Sidney February - with
thirsy-threo charter members. The ladies of
Sidney provided one OF the finest dinners st u
o'clock midnight that was ever given to any
society in kitsap county The affair was q
grand success The committee in charge vss
II. F. Jones and W. +. How, both old knights,
The Knights present were as follows: Past
Grand Commander z. J. Powers. Queen city
Lodge; Grand Commander ". G. Ronald Lake
Lodge Grand Viec-Commanie- F. b. Hvr1an.
Grand PrelGta J. W. Scott Grand Master of
Arms T. H. Hall, Grand Secretary F. d. Ogden,
Grand Master OF Exchequcr 7. y. Wilcox Grand
Master OF Finance u. ". Ashford, Grand Ont
side Guard 4 ". Wallace and Grand inside
Guard W. Stchcii; Chancellor Commander of
Lake Lodge r. ". Gordon. Vice-Commander OF
Puget sound Lodge Morris Koch, Knights r. W
Stroud, y. Nal.Irgfard. J. N. KeSieg, R. H.
Smith and II. A. Van Amriagc; Sir knight Can
tain OF the Uniform Rank W +. Collins. sir
Knight Lieutenant OF the Uniform Rank
division Ne. y John T. Mitchell Il @
Ma,hies Of the fgts,Ga Herald OF Seattle, AMI
about twenty officers and knights from Port
B'akeley. ihirty-three members were duly
initiated at sidney.
Seattle Lodge, No. 81. met on "Wednesday
night and conferred the Page rank on taree
candidates.
Puget Sound Lodge. Ne Il, met on Friday
niXht aud conferred the Page rank on ono cEn.
dida;e.
Lake lodge met on Friday night and conferred
the Page rank on ons This IS one % the most
fou-shing lodges in seattle.
Harmony held hne meeting on THURSDAY
evening.
North star, No. a.. held an interesting meeting
ca Tuesday night and received three appglca-
lions for membership
Seattle Division, No !, Z. X, X. of f., az their
last regular meeting, February y, installed the
following officers Tor the ensuing term; SIR
knight captain, ". +, Collins; sir knight lieu
teHanfi John 7. Mitchell; sir knight herald T.
Etnnson, sir knight recorder, Y. Hugo Smith.
81 Snisbt treasurer, ". A snyder. sir kn-rAt
elsrd, John Kelley; s'r knight sentinel, r T.
Hut. Installing ohcer. SIR Knight l. D. kings
tsTgy. The division IS drilling hard. as the
members interd e capture the prize in the drill
a. Tecoma on May l9, when divisions from all
oTeE the state VIII compete
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st. Marks Hssiou--IeI1peTanca and Repub-
lican streets Service wlt1 sermon ty Res. b.
C. Garrett AT p. L.
Trinity Episcopal chureh-Scveath and Cherry
streets. Rev. George II Watson, rector. Ser
vices at II a. II. and at 80 ?. N.
ST Clements Episcopal church, corner Ma-.
ket aud Weller st-eets-Serv.css, II p In. and
80 D n. >undsy-sehoui, l.. ID Key. John F.
Won He7rli2b. rector.
St Marks Episcopal ehurch-FIfth and Olive
streets. Service II a. and 80 u. n. The ser
mon n the morning will De me tic-t in course
On The Christian Life and III the evening tie
first OF series o. plain Ialks on the Ten Com
maadme0ts-" Rev. David Claiborne Garrett,
rector
Lenten services, Trinity parisd-Sundays,
March T.. 70 aud April 5-Holy Eucharist, II
s. IN; eyeusong, 1.5) =. II. Marca IS and u
Holy COMMUNION, t. N; mathis. Il l. n. /;
eye1soug, "a . II. Suntzy-sc iJo-, ID = NJ
Mondays. Tuesdays anu Thursdays -Eysusa.-
i ?. n. dnesdsys-L-aay, with lecture, %
p. II Eridays-Eectcr' Bible class. .. 81 :. m :
L-tsny, s;l5 , m; also Fr!d4y, March =. Fes-
tivsi OF the Annunciatiou, Holy Eucharist
1880 g. N. The sunday morning course VIII
be III the history. faith ana practice Of the
church OF our Lord and SAVIOR Jesus Christ
from 4. d. 3 10 \. - lss2; the evensO-g VI "a
the Hoy Gospel OF the day, and the Wednesday
evening course WILL De the Epistic 20. The r:e-
cedlug Sunday. A class comp ss1 o! caaGita.es
foF aGUlt baptism and confirmation will be
formed early II Lent. The bishop is expected
10 visit tae parish Immediately after Easter
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Luthsraa Churches.

Swedish Evangelical L0tzeraG caEreh--Taird
street, near Pike Re-. E as4se1, pastor.
Services ~ Il 3 n
Scrwegian-Dauish Lutheran c5Ereb-E0arta
aud Pine streets. Rev. c. Q. RJszHg, pastor.
Services al 30 a. Il
Norwegian Lutheran ca-rch-se-yies every
Sunday evening st o'clock, a. Pike stree Ea4!,
corner Pike and Filth streets. Rev. T. doeir
pastor; residence, IS De Forest street
Holy Trinity English Lutheran, corner
Seventh and Union streets. Rev (. :. keevsr,
pastor. residence rear o. aaTeh-s'-eaef-.Iig 2.
Il o'clock g Il The services viii ss con t4ele0
By the Rev Gustav Wo=stea BERG. o! Se~ NhEI-
com 5un1ay-schOol - L1.59 ?. n. AZ TIE paS-
TOY IS gDssat from the c4ty there vii oe no
evening service or ss=k4y meeting OF lhursdsy
evening. All welcome.
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Unitarian Church.

Unitarian church. Seventh. between Pike and
UniOn-W. g. Eliot, il, Pastor Morning serv-
ice az II o'clock Evening service omitted
until further notice. ounday-scaool and rel 2
ious study class at iz:l5 p Il. AL seats Tree and
straugers Welcome.
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Catholic Churches.

S. BoBifsca Catholic chu-ca-FretsEick aud
Thirteenth streets. Mess a. I3:3e g.
Catholic Church Of the sacred Heart-Bell and
six,a streets. Conducted By the REDEEM p.0-is.
Fathers. Mass 81 1870 a.
Catholic Church OF the Immaculate Concep
tioa-5ixth and spring streets Rsy. Father
Garland, pastor. Mas az 80 and l0.39 g .
Catholic church OF our Lady OF Good Help
souta Fourth and Washington streets. Rev. Z.
Y PEetontsine, pastor. Morning mass e. 1919
o'clock
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Nelho>tts; Protestant church OF South seattle
Preceding st 50 = m by the ra.t5- -
S4-PAtrL | Eloa >Uudsy-scho0l Ct ths SEQ
pace ~ : p u. Prayer meeting THURSDAY even
ln- 81 80 = II. Al s1e invited
-rtiFs: Methodist Protestant chu-ch-Co-nar
: --f4 ana Pine streets. Services az II g y, s1d
80 T. II, conducted BY the pastor Rev C-'S-E
Jaws sunday school 81 l2.5o ?. r. Il WiIIis
ar. superintendent Young peep!e's TT.os-ir-I-
90 T. Il Seals Tree sad sill iaylIei q
second Methodist Protestant ehureh-Nor,h
sS-9'-el corner republican and Warren streets
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Christian CHURCHES.

Olympic avenue ChEre 81 Chrtst-7Ii o. raT!c
avenue, Rev. Il. II. Moss, pastor. sunday -seaoo!
az ~ D. H.: p-aaeIsnz At 4 s. n and y ?.
II. PRAYER meeting On TEGrsizy a. I'D ?. N
Iaxe the North SeattIe electric cs-s-
First Christian ehErch-Senece g. between Third
and F0E-ta streets, Rev. 2 L Dunlap, pastof
Preaching al II g n, subject: The Missionary
Enterprise; 7:53 !. n. --a.Fst on sunday
school a. 10 a. m, Miss Lucy c. Pratt, slpe-ln-
tendezt. 7. ?. : C. Z g 6.3D , z. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening 81 7.5Q. Invitation
extended 20 al meetings.
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TIE Free Methodist ehareh-Cornsr Tenth
and Pine streets. Rev. J. CEipps, PASTOR SeE-
vices II g IL and In p N.
The Peoples church. un6euoT1i Gationsi-
Meets ia Olympic ball, ITO second street, AZ )
D N. Ths pastor being sick his pulpit VIII oe
occupied b Rev. George Il. Lee, pastor Of tie
Taylor Congregational church
Young Mems Christian Association, l'iiI
Front .treet-Soaz and gospel service 81 ?. n.
Rev IS. " Coe will Eek oa christian tItl-
zenship." Young mems Prsyer-Ta=et.ng eyefv
Saturday evening az o'eIOex- AL young
men in the city are cordially invited 70 iaess
perT.ee1
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Suiritua!istz.

spiritualisna-Tn the Olympic nall, LILO Second
street, az 7:ss1 O'Clock Oh sunday evening Con-
tiuuasiou OF discussion on "Spir3tUsIism vs..
Theo.ophy."
American Union OF Spi-ituslists-Sucdsy
services a. usual az , % O'Clock az Masoaic hail.
PROBABLY tests from the platform CalldreE's
urogressIEe I-csuEa a. / o,c.nEs.
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o-aa,+h. G.iasn shore.

regular meeting Of Seattle Lodge. No. :,
Order Of tts Golden shore. held in their bail IN
the HinekIe7 block Friday evening, eight new
members wss received BE- card from Supreme
Lodge at Saa francisco Della g. Johnson y Is
elscts.t r-asidgrt 10 I'll vacancy caused ~ the
-ssjxustiou Of Samuel GRAFT TIE lodge las q
membership roll Of eighty and Is increasing
very rapidly.
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n 81 - -Y = 1z1 ZzR EHZ
D PACIFIC z. a

Pullman Sleeping Cars. Elegant Day Coaches
and hnest Palace Dining Cars between seattle. 81
Paul and Chicago without change Connections
for al points II tie United States and Canada
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE:
For ST. Pau AMI East,
9--5 P
For POrt4sad and South,
500 a II and 8 Is ?.
500 and II 90 g. Il
For Nonteszno and Grays Hsrbof,
For Cheh2iis and Local
1850 a
For Tacoma and Local.
500 and $50 a n. 500 and s:15 p m
FCr Tacoma. fast trains,
ll:O0 a. n and 500 P II
TRAINS ARRIVE Al SEATTLE:
From -. Paul and East
800 =
From Portland and South.
lis a. n. and 7:15 ?. n
$50 and rs .. m
From Aontesano Aad Gray's Hsroor,
9.-5 p
From ChenAlis and Local,
l:So P
From rscenna and Local.
From Tacoma fast trains
s:i5 g N ami AIS ?. II
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southeast corner Yesle- avenue and Commercial
street, olympic block. Seattle, Wash
!. A. SADEAU. General Agent and Ticket Agent
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-06

new lodges between this tine and May % MAKE
the number oil X. Of r lodges in mis- juF1s11e-
zion 10 new lodge was instituted az sidney
last week. and three more viii shortly be in
stalled east Of the mountains. The annual con-
weston viii be held az Tacoma and prizs drill
will be heId for the divisions OF TIE Uniform
rank The Seattle division Is working hsrn
with the view Of winning and wearing the
laarels A large number Of Mystic SAriDers
went 10 Tacoma Wednesday and were royalty
entertained IN tina. city. part Of Masonic
temple is occupisd, bus the dedie2tory eere-
monies win not be held for some time get.