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BANKS.
DaNK OF BRrTIsg COLUMBIA
d fEstablished on Pacific Coast lS52D
Capital PAID up.........................S 3ooooo0
Power 70 increase Ao'rVO.pop
Surplus. A'~"o'oso
1ntere., paid on time deposits: general banking
business transacted; foreign exchanges bought
ard sold drafts and telrg -aphic transfers sold on
Inc banks branches: also in Ses ors, Chicago,
Canada and Hongkong: de- posits received subject
Notes issued BY our British Columbia branches
redeemed ~ par
BRANCHES
"a, rr.,r,,eo Cal: Portland Or: Tacoma
wnsh. victoria Vancouver. New Westminster
Nsna.rno KAmloops and Nelson. &
r. LEA BARNES. ........................Ms Manage
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST CO.
Incorporated 1887. Capital, s2oo.ooo
Bailey Building. Corner of Second AND Cherry.
Transacts . general banking business
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Depo,,s received tn ANY amount from ore tola,
upwards and Interest allowed thereoa-
Money loaned upon improved
farm and city real esiA1s
TRUSTEES:
LEIGH q J HUST.................-.--P President
WILLIAM r BAILEY ...-......Fi ee-P President
q III. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. " AnasPr
H. ~. BAXTER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Cashier
4. B. DOwSiNG.............-. Secretary
COLUMBUS T. TYLER. J. .. Low MAN. - L
wILNANA w h JlsHxk
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49, VI SALE OF LOCAL IMPROVE
s,,v neas nonds-Sotiee IS hereby given that the
49,, a. agent Of Local Improvement Dis
tr.. .,e % created by ordinance No 2274 for the
lr,. eh,tut OF Pearl street. from Man street to
sfesi MSS authorized and directed the issu-
Nc n, eoass OF said is9cal Improves ent District
ra,tns IN "a hs name OF the city OF Seattle. aggre-
s pas tse PRINCIPAL sum Of two thoussnd thrae
sh,l = seu nity dollars $3.50. which bonds
nssss "a s,a ,ne for5a described therefor by ori-
fsss,,.e sSVs, shan be PAYABLE ten wears after
iwen,r "a ahd shAi be twenty four IN number
ea,,s,. ir.e Tor Inc principal sum OF one hundred
sciis-, ~ ana ere fer The principal sum Of ATTY
We ~ snail bear interest a, the rate VI nine
a.,n. ~ AhEant, payable eIn%annuaiv st the
ssIs ~ ats treasurer. And said bonds will ne
~ .ae Highest bidder therefor Al The Office OF
sea- ."ap' ROLLER IL she hail of the citv OF
stnas, m on Friday. the a5th day OF No
A.as. 20. 10 A. fhe tine and place named said
Asfsas, ~ ne publicly offered aud sold TO The
.ce o. gu 1st. put IN no ease shall said bonds be
Or 10 -. ~ tnsn far. The same shah bear date
way eh "elch they are sold
pv r. = NJ "a ARSON. CITY Comptroller
Date $50 NistnSE, Deputy Comptroii.r.
~ 80 10, Washington oct aF,er 20 1891
" ny publication October -. issa
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cent. Prime paper, S1QD6 Exchangs-firpt
SILVER
NEW YORK, Nov. 1i.-Bar silver, 01A
BONDS
U. 8. IS registered. Ii;iaU g - regis tered 10Uk
U. 5. Is. coupon. lli alPacido g. 1o71S
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City Treasurer of the lily Of Seattle.
psAe Of first publication. November 3 1872

vO1cE OF SALE OF LOCAL IMPROVE
" nsnt bends-Notice IL hereby given that the
az council, as the agent OF local improvement
estft No o. created 10y ordinance No. <25i for
= Improvement Of Carroll street. from the north
y Of Choate street 10 the south line of Randell's
Nond sdditi0n TO the city OF Seattle, has author
- sad directed the issuance Of bonds Of said
~ improvement district No 80 in the name Of
ee.ty o. Seattle asgregatinx the principal sum
Y one fho1sAn ana foriy-seven dollars ($l, 0A7),
Shich bonds shsll be ia the form prescribed there
to- ~ ordnance No 2,SD8, shall be payable ten
years after their date and sna be eleven In num-
hasten for the principal sum OF one hundred dol
In each And one for the principal sum OF forty
nveH doara and shall bear interest at the rate Of
hns pr cent per annum, payable semiannualy
q The ofce Of the city treasurer. And said bonds
vi be sid 10 the highest bidder therefor al the
once Of the city comptroller, in the city hail Of
the CIV OF seattle. al D. m on Friday, the 23th
Gay OF Sovem er, 1892. At the time and place
namrd said bonds will be publicly offered and sold
10 tne highest bidder, but In no case shall said
bonds be sold f9 less than par. The same shall
bear dae on the day on which they are sold
J. NJ CARSON. City Comptroller
by A. BLACKSTONE, Deputy Comptroller
Dated seattle, Wash, october 20. 1892
hA'e OF mrs publication October 20, 1899
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-.rx NOTICES.


----S -. and pa-cei Of land in $40 aissncs
- es tss ~ y, - -auai annual payments, Win
- pAa. the wn lie sum 50 chAssed hna
- ~. IT,, ,nsfsliul snts THEREOF as remain un.
~ Z ~ ~ ~ 10 PR cent per annum. said
AHus - q i'd annually, sasetnef WIN tns
6s1s 80 81 :. M falling due in eaca ar; ssid
- lnsA y s..r interest on the llth day OF
gssax ard tie several instaiine t. and
n1bes - hercrls due At me -Spirasioh on tne
sobsst 80. sasrs rom sail llth CAV OF oc'ooer,
opnsse - a a, ni be inside OF eacn INSTALL
- 49, al snd inferes Al me TIME the
- q xnscsa,e aus. as above sta cd; me same
sns.I del nql sent and shall bear interest at
- ~ no nsr cent per annun untii paid' anu
fsie 9; ~ f,re the same shall have become de-
10 49, sns,ty II per cent shall De added,
ssees y ei nouent aha be entered on the An.
1fsne sa 1,s Tar the then current year aga nst
= ~ - arc of land so del nquent and with
- - - ~, sr,iiece ed ~ oher taxes separate &C
Gbee - yet IN ereoS and II not paid wi hin
Wnt oe'ns IN he pagmeHt OF city taxes shall be
1psss :. .,ch taxes ere collected. together with
- 100 "A g ages and pc ait Q as are au-
~ an NIL. =. charged AMI CT iected on other de-
1sbses ere and each lot or parcel so deln-
bssssss ne sold for The amount due on such
- 80 -. xrtth in;eres, and costs, at the time
Kramer and by the same authority
y y. =. "a lots are sold for city taxes
Gbnes -" w. ADOLPH KRUG,
rstx Treasurer OF the City o Seattle.
So, ratification october 80. 1892.
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kAIr oE LOtF a NJ v r."
fhiNr, honas-NoIice Is hereby ven that The
VarcsI. as the agent of local Improvements
~ UWa IA created by ordinance y }. ,S09, foH
or,nvement OF Broadway and Detorrest
- I'm Yesler avenue 10 the south line OF
- has authorized and direc ed the issu-
sc,a, Of said iocai improvement distr ct
~ the name of the city of Seattle, aggre-
49, n-,acipsl sum OF eleven thousand eight
r,cety-three and $1,000 dollars ($ll,-
-, rhIch bonds shall be in the iorm pre-
NssI..h.,elor BY ordinance No. z. 3bS, shall be
- ,.n wears after their date and shall be
- srrr IN number: ten thereof being for the
tss ~ sam OF i've hnndre dollars 5000 each,
ysteff,ss principal sum Of two hundred and fifty
80 ~. s2so) each. forty three for the principal
= ane hundred dollars q 00) each and one
-. nrsnc,pal sum II nnety-three and So 100
49, fssS 35). and shall bear interset AT the rate
49,. - cert per annum, payable AIhi-annually
~ sesce Of the city treasurer. And said bonds
81 a :. : Ia 10 the CHEST bidder therefor AT the
~ I. a ,he city comptroller IN the city hall Of
- ss,v OF seattle, at2 p. m on satur ay, re-
- =. - ,he 18th, 1897 At the time and place
es.c.sS Ma bonds viii be public offered and sold
Z ~ highest bidder, but in no case hall said
- ~ soid for less than par. The same shall
- 40 On the day on which they are sold.
n CARSON, City Comptro ller.
p..,0 zes;t,e, Wash, November II. 1892.
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NOTICE FOR SEALED PROPOSALS TO DO
Az the city printing for the year 1893
eau "a hereby made on the owners and man.
as OF newspapers in the city ~ seattle for sealed
prosoee 70 do the csty printing for the next ensu-
as nscs yeaT, fo.xh: From the LIST day of Janu-
sty, 1928, 10 the Slst day OF ecember. 1893,
sosa INC US We Each proposal must be accom-
psnei os q oond with not less than two sureties,
= me sain OF hre thousand do lars, approved by
- oonptfoler aud corporation counsel. condi-
snosl thal y the proposal be accepted the party
Kissing VIII during the period mentioned In its
qosa, veil, seasonahly and faithfully cause 10
.Sufateiy printed and published according to
at. ssn certsin daily newspaper manning III of
ras'a e'rcnlafon IN the city of Seattle. all and
sssHaiA Toe matters and things required by law to
~ Fue.ished Ia The city official newspapers of the
49, y, sea'tie or either Of them. and such pro-
ssM snau With such bond be delivered into the
~ sss,s ONO sealed up in an envelope Endorsed
$50 Fsee Proposals and bond for city printing" on
s Ssiore the twentieth day next after the first
t &, OF this call. to-wir. on or before the
~ ~, ga o. December, Sa2, and all be Endorsed
.,,s -. w ciers AZ the time of sucn delivery
g. 'ae cate or his reception there go. aud shall be
u.s. 9prnsd OF The board Of aldermen as early as
"a go ~ IN us next monthly sessi n thereafter.
xt IT, h accompanying unsuccessful proposals
80 '" Turned to the proposers. and oil other
ms VII oe NJ Ell with the city clerk and Sc.
GEORGE j. SLOVENIAN,
p.,.rts. City Clerk.
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DACIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP CoMpANY-

Landing ai y. P. wharf. Tacoma, and Com me
cisl dnck foot Of Marion street Seattle
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Leaves City Dock, Seattle, daily exceps Satuf-
day at 8 o. M for Edmonds. Clinton Tulalip.
Browns Point, langley. Coupeville, San de FucA
Oak Harbor. Utsalady and Laconner Returning
routA T. GREEN Master
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-01
Dots.


DIR. s. P. Ma nship dressed badly
mangled hand OF Joseph $. Kennedy
yesterday.
Mr.. Gideon Guyer left this morning
. Tor Atlantic City to spend his summer
vacation.
Mayor Stanshury j. Wiley supreme
master OF the Exchequer of the United
States OF the Knights Of Pythias, left
last eYcning for Nashville, Tenn.
The Board Of Water commissioners
met last evening. The weekly payroll
of s6-5.G5 and tile monthly payroll of
S24l. "a were ordered paid No other
business OF Importance was transact.
ed.
VIM. Radam's Microhn Killer puri-
Ties the blood, viGorates nnd builds up
the system. Try it. john }. Viii
helm, Agt., 2l9 West Second street.
Warren Vernon was very painfully
cut on the hand by accidentally
thrusting it through light OF glnss
lii L w d B. car on Monday even
Ing. DR.. Iraper dressed the wound.
The delivery wagon OF S. n McGlen-
Afghan was broken by collision on
West Eighth street with d. ~ U. eX
press wagon.
Hockessin Castle, No. Is, X. G. f., of
Hockessin, will give festival in odd
Fellows hall Of that place on Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday evenings.
he executive officers OF tho Board
OF Health will make "A house to house
inspection this month and report the
sanitary condition to the Health
Board.
Charles II. Head, with gang OF men,
Is at st. Pierce's Island OF Martinique.
making repairs on an iron steamship
Tor the Pusey d Jones Company,
The Wilmington Savings Fund made
their annual report yesterday. They
report assets IS, l49. I95. 80, liabilities,
S2,7O6, AHA.
For headache, whether from weak
/ eyes or biliousness or dyspepsia, OF
nerve weakness. use DR.. Simns yege-
table Liver Pills, the great antldote,
25cts, by druggists. Olllce. AZ Mar
ket street, private door.
| When passing sth and Market
streets, Just look at the beautiful
display OF goods In the windows of
the Diamond State Clothing Co., and
at such low prices. It's no wonder that
they are doing such large business.
| There is no periodic a. now publish
oil that Is really 50 valuable in the
/ summer months Us TIE REVIEW OF RE-
1 VIEWS, This is the time Of the year
when people may he pardoned if they
cnrtall their reading; yet they do not
quite like to cut themselves OFF from
some knowledge of what is going on
In the world. The REVIEW ~ REVIEWS
Is al illustrated news periodical which
is so entertaining that its pernsal is IL
pleasure, and SO comprehensive that
II answers as q substitute for pretty
much everything else,
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The Philadelphia Conference of the
African NJ. +. Church convened at
o'clock this forenoon In the Bethe
Church, Walnut street above Sixth
The conference was called to order by
Bishop Is. L. Tanner. ID. d., who also
conducted the devotional exercises. as
sisted by Presiding Elder j. Nj. Pal
mer. who announced the hymn "And
are We yet allve!" Presiding Elder q.
L. Shaeiler led in prayer, ReY. W. II
Heard read the ritualistic services and
Rev. j. Is. Stansbury announced ana
lined IL second hymn.
The Conference being declared open
Rev. Mr.. Cook delivered an enthusiasts
tic and earnest welcome address to
tue delegates, which WIS as warmly
RESPONDED to by bishop Tanner.
Tho roll call disclosed n very large
attendance, and many more came In
after roll call
Rev. John G. Brock of Phiia lelphla
WIS elected chief secretary; Rev. Jas.
Porter, recording cretary; Rev. Mr..
Hamilton statistical Becretary; and
Presiding Elder j.. NJ. Palmer, official
stenographer.
The conference proceeded Immediately
to hearing the reports of the ministers
Of Philadelphia iistrlc', which occu-
pied nearly the whole OF the forenoon
session. Bishop Tanner is wido-
awake man. 10 .ognizlng every minis.
ter as he make his report, criticiZinR
him il behind last year, and commend
ing him II ahead Tho reports IN the
aggregate ehOwpd considerable In.
crease both In membership and In the
church collections.
During the forenoon Rev. ]. G. En-.
Dree, of the Book Concern, Rev. ii. T.
Johnson, editor of the Christian Re
corder ReVs Parker, Dixon and Lee of
this city, Roy. Mr.. Woodward OF Bal
timore. and Rev. DR.. Derrick Mission.
airy Secretary, were introduced to the
| conference. About 100 ministers are
In attendance. The hours of meeting
are from n. m, to p. nj. The after
Moons will be devoted to committee
meetings, and the evenings 10 the
various anniversaries OF tho confer-
enee.
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THIRD EDITION.


A Democratic convention. composed
OF one member from cuch ward was
held In the rooms OF the Young Mems
Democratic Club last night. at which
three members of the County EAGcu-
tive Committee were elected and the
inspectors and Judges chosen to con
duct the primary election on saturday,
June IL.
The convention organized by electing
James fuggarJ OF thu second ward,
chairman, and George ". Simpson of
the Ninth ward. secretary.
The first business to bs transacted,
as stat, d by hartman IaEgart WIS
he election of three menters OF the
,ounty Executive Commi foe. Will
lrd Sau lsbury, Jr,, Patrick Ncary,
John j. Callahan, Samuel =. Adams,
Jr.. and Colonel Milo w. Lo ike were
placed In nomination Jht bailoting
resulted: salisbury, L.; Neary. $; Cat
lahan, s; Adams, /; Locke. 4. Mcssrs.
salisbury. heIry ana Callahan were
< elected wv.
The convention named these mi.
mary election officers in the several
wards:
First ward, south-iatrick Collins,
Inspector Patrick Kelley and Jane $
Joyce, Judges; north-Josnph BiGNta,
Inspector Harry Welch and William
u4tElNtts JuNst1'
N Second ward. William IT.
Quinn, inspector; Maurice T. Eccles.
ton and James Dugan, Judges; elst;
Charles Cannon, lnspsctor: Henry 4.
Carr aud Joseph August, Judges.
Third ward Neil Dougherty inspec-
tor John Kelly and John McCloskey,
1udges.
Fourth ward, west -Thomas Jen-
niDes, Inspector Michael Kelley ANA
Peter McA!cer, Judges. east, Patrick
Gormley, inspector; George w. Kelley
and Patrick Crumlah, Judges.
Fifth ward, west John Guthrie. in.
spcctor; John L Sutton and Frank z,
Phalen. Judges; east, William L. Me
Closkey, INSPECTOR, Edward A. Bedford,
and A. ii. Niewig judges
Sixth ward -lhOmaS Rcardpn. in
spcctor; John II. Fuhey and Frank Nc
nlhennev, Judges
Seventh warl west james McNey,
Inspector Hugh +. pouEhcrty and
John McAteer, Judges; east, John Gin.
der, Inspector John Sayers and John
p. Crummey Judges
Eighth ward John Mclaughlin, in
specLor; John BHlger and George
lloyd, ST.. Judges.
Ninth ward. west Edward Knight
inspector; John Ahrens and Samuel
Chalfant, judges; east,t,eolge w lay
Tor. inspector; l'aniel OCOnner ant
William C. lanrolSt. ildgrs.
Tenth wurd William Bailey. inspec
Cor: Charles Conner and Michael Ian
= nan, Judges.
Eleventh ward-.lamc5 Mcguire. in
epector; James Conner ard Charles
Erlell, Judges.
Twelfth ward Eugene Mrpermptt,
Inspector, Peter Ginder ami Alichal
Long. judges.
The convention adjourned at 1913
o'clock.
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FIFTH edition.
state Board u HeaIsh.

The meeting of the State Board OF
Health yesterday was most Import
ant one. tho vaccine question, us IL
was presented to the Board. showing
tho necessity of additional legislation
to compel the vaccination OF children.
Secretary Frazer, who keeps a ciooe
eye upon the matter, made the follow
ing report in regard to vaccination in
the public schools:
New Castle % school disLrictS-46
clerks reported and IS did not; out OF
l0i teachers. IS reported and 10 did
not. The reports showed that -!0l4
pupils out OF 41l7 were Vacc.nuted.
Kent % school districts-32 clerks
reported. GO did not; out of 80 teach
ers, IS reported and rs did not 1925
pupils vaccinatcd out of 33l2
Sussex 10. school distrcts-6S clerks
reported, 50 did not; out OF l75 teach
er5 that were notified - repprted COG
pupils vaccinated out OF JJll.
The vaccine physician appointed by
the trustees of the poor of New cast le
county. reported that he had vnccinat-
Ell 92l whites ana $40 culurnd max.
ing total of 1881.
The vaccine physician of Sussex
county, DIR. George W. Fleusanton of
Milford reported that he hnd Iaccinat-
| ed l3S whites and g95 colored, u total
| OF 1873.
Secretary Frazer ollcred and read
| great number of detailed rCrory of his
4 visits TO the various alinahou7es and
| jais in the State, the different chark
table institutions In and around viii
minGton oil of which he found In gen
eral good condition.
Tho report of births deaths and
marriages for 1891 Is as follows
Births, 1000; deaths, 2439; marriages
1905. AS compared with the report oil
1880 there is a decrease OF 1873 DEATH
and a decrease OF IL marriages.
The number of people who have
died of consumption In New Castle
county during the year OF 1891 Is 1914
in Sussex, %. The number who died
OF the same disease In 1890 Is as fol-
lows: New Castle, 239; Kent 50; Sussex
93. There ia Il decrease of death from
consumption in New Castle and Kent
counties, but an Increase of one ID
Sussex over the number who died iu
, 1890.
The following resolution was adopt
ed:
Resolved, That the secretary be au
thorized to ascertain from the attor
ney-general of the State of Delawar,
what powei resides iii tho State Boaro
Of Health to enforce the law for the
preservation Of the public health il
this State from 1877 with the amend
ments thereto up till 1891.
An election for officers wa he d
| when br. L. W. Cooper was elected
President and Il. Is. Frazer was ra-el
ected secretary. At O'Clock D. m. the
board adjourned.
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A regular meeting II the Street and
Sewer Department was ly.d list even.
ing The weekly payroll Of ,3u6 -
and the monthly paV-IOiI of rllS- :;
we're ordered 10 be pald. t'oI!eciloGs
amounting To 20, 3m % were repurtt d
After some discussion the bulrd dc.
ciled To purchase the PENNSYLVANIA
avenue sewer from Rodney to VAN
Buren, street. ami from the latter 10
Shlplry Run Sewer for -, ,Ji. Tie
contract for paving Monroe street was
awarded to William simmons.
Stakes for "a Telrorl rual were or.
tered to be driven ON Brogme street
from Lancaster avenue TO Chestnut
street. Grading on Fourteenth street
from OranEet to West was orIernd ana
stakes were ordered to he drlygu Tor
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The Levy Court.

The Levy Court met this morning at
10 o'clock, but little business was
transacted
A committee composed of Messrs.
Jolls and Eliason were appointed to
examine the second error list of St.
Georges Hundred.
Mr.. John q. Baker made an address
before the Court asking for an appro-
priation from the county to keep up
the banks on the Delaware ON tho
property OF the Harlan Dixie Marsh
Company.
The following committee were APP
pointed to look into the matter:
Messr5. Sutton. Clark, ellis, Bucking-
ham and Hutchinson.
The following appropriations for tho
different Hundreds will be asked for:
st, Georges, 5000; Red Lion, sl5JU;
Wilmington hundred, sl2 600; Chris
tiana, S25O1; Mil creek, sl5lO; White
Clay, 5l50o; Irunlywine, 5000; Pen.
cadcr, SljOo, Appnqunimink, $500
Blackbird, Sljoj and New Castle, 5000.
Total s27 800.
The Levy Court took n recess at IL
O'Clock to | 50,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-01

A shooting match at clay pigeons
was held on Monday afternoon by the
Wawaset Gun Club, on their grounds
over Eleventh street bridge. for the
silver pitcher won by tho club in Phila.
delphia.
j. w. Evans won the pitcher Monday
by breaking 80 birds straight. The
other marksmen who made good scores
Were: ii. Schnefr, 20; }. Cleaver. 20; u.
Buckmaster, Il; Ii. Sharp, 27; w. Gill
bert. 81. and L. Sweeten, 70. 1 he other
contestants who made scores varying
to ID were; W. Fell, r. Wright, |. Kite,
q. Melchior, G. Mallor, I. Miller C. NJ.
Buckmaster, Magill Moore. N. Cald-
we'll, }. q Adams. Bourden, q. Miller,
y. L. Anderson, L. T. Anderson, f.
Beck, II. Wingate, X, Kitchen W. Cole.
K. Miller, J. II. Harckens, l.. Mason.
f Camp, u. Buckmaster, ii. Donald
son. DIR. William Burr, W. Edwards,
Iownsley, Gotswohl. S. Bradford. L.
Ewing, +, kenle and +. Ambold. There
was u,sU some exciting and interest
ing sweepstakes shooting.