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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27
Dice m peri6dico que ! se encuantran actua

Dice nm peri6dico que se encuentran actual.
gnsnte en- Melilla NGda msds !. los siguientes ge.
neralea:
Captain general: Martinez Campos. re.
aientes generates: Primo de Rivera y Chinehilla.
Generates de division: Maciaa, Berriz, Mella, Or
teQa Salcedo: Generates de brigada aaimila.
dos: Ortega, Monroy, Castillejos, Rey, Linares
Rivera, Azaar, Luque, Arolaa, Molins, Echsgds,
Osrezo, Msrlo, Salinas, Castro Franco, Alcantara
n Oliver, Herrera Dkvila Pena.
sSolamente 2e.--Eato, ain embargo, pi los
riifeios aiguen mcleatando podemos snyiarla nm
,Esgsniepto a. hrigadisyss que los aeisSk yizees.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27
Casa de Huespedes
DE DEMETRIO vENDRELL

Frente Ia Plaza PSsnespaI-Agudds1za.
Servicio esmara1o. Habitaciones frescss v
sspaciosas. Comida variada abuadante. Pre-.
sio moderado. Situada frents la plaza q Ia
Lglesia parroquial ofrece una vista risue1a agra
liable 81 pasajsro. Procdrese 10 casa de Husspe
les de Demetrio Vendrell. .lk-13
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lENTlNi ( E. u BAzAR sa1zlllsg :.

Abanicos PLATEADoS DORADOS nn dc Steele.
Cnturones para se1oras Las ltmss fornas 70 msmo sn
das doradas Perfumeria DELICIA oras marcas afa,
madas Guantes de Seda 10 Luis XIV para sehoraa idcn
de csbrta bancos negros Bronces de arte. Cstale-
ria na para adornos Cacetnes de seda para nnos, me-
das ho de Escoca para eabaero6 pauetos huo
cases Paraguas anceses genoveses especiaeI Baso-
mes estoque. Vajias de poCceana maltelers n1s
Cubertos de todas clsses ylos aamAdoS DE PLATA ORl
TOFLE Muebles de adorno para salA gabinetes. Al
buns fOegrafas dibu1o. Isrgetss para bsutsmo
petas Hmpa pumas denAs articulos de escrtorio Ma
tETAS sacos de noche OABAS SILONES demks Art4cu-
los de vaje Boquas petacas gran variedad. Camise
tas de lama, hlo de escoca agod6n Jugnstss muse
ila Carnot demas formss de novedad. Eeganfes ma
cetas para adorno de sala La eepecadad de ea casa
sgue siendo slhajas de plata garAnzados -.
lnjes de todaa cIaaAs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27

Sc Ia disuelto Ii sociedad mercantil que en-
Humacso grabs bajo a raz6n do Roig Hernia.
mes. ektableci6ndoaa otra On % lugsr que girara
baio 81 nombre de Pablo Roig.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27
Sc noe aunlica IL poo.leaei6n de 20 siguiel

80 MOB HuUIlCk Il puUalIac1OU u6 % sl8ul6nte'
"HaEisndo renunciado los aenores aleiidos
para componer 10 directIva de la sociedad dc no.
sorros mdtaos "Los amigos del Bien pdblico" de
ssariames 90 publiease la respueata que la actuai
directlva ha dado aquelos para podsr forma,
iuiclo de este asunto'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27

Por el Gobierno 4snerat le ha sido concedi-
da la autorizaci6n solicitada por don Aquilino
Martinez Martinez para tsner alberto haata las
sloce de ID noche, durante 81 tempo que dure la
Exposition, el eatablecimie ato que posee en- la ca
lle de Tetu4n nnnero So.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27
Fnaron detsnidoa aver Dor 10 policfa en-

F0eron detsnldos aver por 10 pollcla en- esta
Capital los individuou siguientes: Eduardo Perez,
por haber herido Evarlsto Rodriguez, que fue
curado en- 81 Cuarto de Socorros; Juana Andino
un reloj; Dionisio GARCIA, reclamado por el Juz
gado de Ia Instsncia de 10 Cathedral; Estsban
Fontana, por hnrt0 de una sabra y Quintln Coto,
por hurto de unafcaja ds h hsrramientas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27

La baja en- los pres os de csf6 sigue aeon
tuada en- esta Capital. Las partidas classes para
Cuba, que se preaentan en- venta, solo alcanzan o
rededor de $25 hasta $254 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27
PARA LA EXPOSICIONU
PARA La EXPOSICIONU

Los srea. 8. Melon Ca, sucssores, acaban
dc recibir por 81 dtimo vapor, chisteras de dlti.
ms moda. Be garantizan muy 6nas y relativa.
puetoiI 1o-7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27
Sc a1Qui1a

Una espaciosa casa de mamposteria, ACADIA
da de construir en- Ia Gale de Espaha, en- Rio
Piedras. Tiene algibe bano, galllnero todas
Guerra en- esta Ciudad en- Ia casa n6mero 46,
Gale de Ia FortaleEa. 1O-2
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Fonda Y Posada rnrUAH Sc

FL dueno de este acreditado establec'miento Hene e
guso de oecerlo gaante pdbicO puertorqueho parti
seyico gran rebala en- los precios Csda parroquiano
podra ped comda Ia cartA 10 que des6e gastar
Los precios esan a alcance de todas Las forunas
piezay egmero.-Banos frios ttbios-Acudid
"LAS DEIICIAS DE PUERTO-RICO," Tetuan SO
q deeeaie ben. DNOQrae0s AedNdAa nropataro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27

Donde meior Sc come on Puerto. Rico es er
ell restaurant La Catalana, San Francisco 56.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27

Cantidades rec.bidas aver por 81 senior
Intsndente CON deatino 4 II guerra de Africa:
alcslde de Utnado, $l,2O7-3O; idem de Mays.
gnaz $72O-73; L6gia Sobefana, dc esta Oiudad,
$50; Vicario Coadjutor de II parroquia dc
MaVaQjiax 500 y a raspectivamante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27

Sc queian los veclnos de Ia Gale de San jus.
to nhm de que 81 bssurero encargado de esa
Gale NO quiers bajsr recojar las basuras exi-
iiendo que ss lleven hssta 10 Gale de Tetuan.
Llamamos Il atenci6n de quien corresponds para
Corregir este abuse
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27
ROPa HECHa R.aR.aT.a.

Fluses de Caaimir desde hasa IA pesos.-Pan.
talones de idem desde hasta pesos Y medic
cada uno y tabacos de todas vitolas y precios On
mLa Ultramarina," Fortaleza 54.-Se recibe
xopa hecha por todos los vspores de Ia Penfp
nula.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27

El meier vino tinto que So consume en- Puer-
to-Rico es al tinto de Logroao puro de iva, que
vsnden Sobrino de Luiha y Oompanla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27
LAS THerias'

LAS 7uIIerjas' 7Htsl ass 1nsss Rss',u5,9t "a r.
Este acreditado estsbecimiento, situado en- Ia.
gar muy centrico de esta Capital ha sido com
prado por Ia ssiora dofia Emilia Poupart, quisn
ha dado poder y representation para que 10 adj
miniatre 50 esposo dom Jose D. Bsrbosa En Q.
dicho establecimiento % hallaran habitaciones
frescas y bisn amuebladAs, servicio esmerado
mucha limpieza y conida & todas horas del dia
de la noche. Las personas que visiten esta Capi
tel CON motive de Ia Exposici6n, hsllarGn allf
nauy popwzorss. l5-lO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27

El sefor Masanet su fanilla sienten nc
haber podiio despedirse personalmente de todos
sus amigos de Gaayama y 10 hacen por medic dc
antan 1fnaaH
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27

Il del d. San Patricio (Ponce) u dis 24 q isdi:
gado de Isstrucci6n. 81 causa que Is le sigue por
hurto; por u del de San Lorenzo, 81 dia IS, el
individRo Cruz Asia convicto y confeso de Il
eatafa de variss prendas de vestir; por Z del Co
to, Ponce, 81 mismo dia, 81 individuo Pedro Jo-
B6 San tiago por igual deito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27

El vapor ingl6s GGllinG cargo en- Mayagde
para Nueva Yoik l48 sacos IL, 957 kilos cafe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27
Harina SuperiOr

detGlLG 1t71G pDvtidG
LUDWIG DUPLAUE
San Juan, P. r. 6-2
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E vapor espaffol San Juan cargo on esta Ca
los cafe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27
STAMPS PORTRAITS

Retratos en- forma de sellos hechos CON un
aparato nuevo recibido recientemente de Nue
va-York Mandando una tarjeta americana de
bHsto So so en- sellos de correo SO remiten
franco de porte,
100 RETRAT1s-sELLOs
perforados listos para usarse.-Diriirse IL
Fotograffa-P. CatinchS.
4.-Uni6n, 4.-Ponce. 15-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27

1ozs -utenailioa de c0cina. cubiert0s An0s de
metal blanco petfameria, en- Las grandss guinea.
las de M. Roman Compania.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27

Cor u gas Espaha gastA en entorchsdoa podfis
mos aar falicaa .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27
AlMACEV DE- Nvs!CA 7 lI3REs!!

ALMIAeEE De N3s!gA 7 LIBERIA
DE OLYMPIC OTERO, PONCE-P.-R
Csreceda LA Barca nueva............. $3.50
Idsna LA Calandria. ria............. So
Chaps-L Doce y media y sereno :. So
Proviaiones fnas de todas classes, vinos es
quisitos, jamones salchichones queso mante.
quilla extra fna, en- el Colmado de Cerecedo
Hermanos Companfa. "
UN MEDICAMENTO MARAVILLOSC.
que merece el favor del pdblico. La Ensulss6ss
de Scott en- Las sfscciones tuberculosas reemplazs
ventajosamente 81 aceite de hfgado de bacalao
V6lez, Colombo. Julio II, 1883.
Setores Scott Boaase Nueva. York.-Soy
muy POGO a6cionadoa preparedness magistrates
extraDjeras por las excesivas ponderacioBes de
que ordinarismenta SON obieto; pero despu6s de
haber ensayado su EaeWlss6s desde hace mucho
tempo, creo de mi deber man1festar ustedes
que hoy Ia considero como nm medicameDto ms
ravilloso y que merece 81 favor del pdblico. No
solo las afecclones tuberculosis en- que tan ven.
taiosamente reemplaza al bacalao debe llmitsrse
80 esfera de acci6n, pues sus buenos resultados
no Re har4n esperar en- toaas Las intermediates
Felacionadas con nm empobreciEaiento de ID san.
gre falta de asimilacI6n. De ustedes atento
s. S.-Man9ez De JeBus flores.
Tn+nroca n+n Hago ssber a pdblico que
- U5A6004t6 no pagar6 nj reconocere
uenua alguna qas no aea psrsonalmante contrai
da por mi espo1a, mi hermana dO1A Ana por
nil. e aissk lk~-lo
" #
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SONO IA HORA,
UTILTSIMO AGUINAIDO

Pianos Pianos
AcaDan do reciblrse en- la .Agsncia Musical"
aCentro artfsticon de Ramon Sarriera, Gale
del Sol ndmero 4.
Pianos de los aplandidos fabricantes "Sin
rival" de CHASAIGNE FRERES. Estos son
los mejores Pisnos que han venido esta Isla.
Sus voces son excepcionales por 81 redondez de
aonido, con armazon clavijero de hierro Son
los Pianos que hoy dfa eligen los c6lebres CON
certiatas para dar sus conciertos. Hay primeros
Modelos dc tan respectable fabrica.
VISTA HACE FEY
Il Pianos magniicos de clavijero de hero y
de hermosas voces de LOUIS IZABAL CON nm
Pedal sordina," propios para sl estudio.
Pianos del acreditado fsbricante MASERA9
3 HIJO. Be garantizan. Los hay dende $250
hasta 5000. 1T - 15-4
Cigarros y cigarrlllos legftimos de ID marca
Partagds de la Habans, c6mprense { sus dnicoS
agentes loa senores Cerecedo Hermanos y O.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27

DE O11MI1O O1NnO3 EONON.-F.-h
CerecedG LA Barca nueva. a...........S S3-5(
Id:m LA Cal@ndra. So
Chops Doce y media y sereno.. So
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27

Provisiones fnas de todas classes, vinos es
quisitos, jamones salchishones, queso mante,
quilla extra fna, en- el Colmado de Cerecedo
Hermanos y Compaifa. -.... ~
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RHNDAk DAT Ea6n do DGs0sssG y FwG0msrs6
Sam Francisco 40
- Sc complace atende los parroquanos. Linn.
peza, Prontitud, Esmero Eegancia.
En- este aeredtado salon. refomado recentemente, ss
neral de jabones cosm6co aguas de tocador scetes po
madas, polvos toda case de perfumeria extra fna.
AmabiGdad con los maEchantes CON el pdblic0 os
general
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Julian Silva

SAN sEB AsTLAN 80, esquina Ia de la Cruz.
Dep6sito de MAQCINAs DE CosER compra, venta
aquiler Accessories agujas de todas classes las
Dcbre. 1894
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27

La Locsen AntiAsrp 4icG del doctor Monies
y Diaz est6 convenientemente perfumsda, hace
crecer el pelo y sxtirpa toda clase de granos de
la cabeza.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-17

D. J. wynkoop. OF Everett, Is at the Northern.
C. s. Moody, OF Mount Vernon, 10 rcgistered at
the Northern.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4 R. Tilton. Of Tacoma. arc at
the Northern.
James Mcwilliams. q San Francisco tourist, 10
stopping at the Northern.
Mr.. and Mrs T. ". Waters, OF Salem, Or, are
tourists stopping at the Rainier
G. ". Delama.cr. OF Tacoma. arrived last
evening and 10 at the Northern.
A. c. Frye has returned from an extended trip
East and visit to the Worlds fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Downs and J. J. Donovan,
OF Fairhaven, are stopping at the Rainier.
DR.. darcy Powers. of Portland. is expected to
arrive today, and will occupy the pulpit of the
Unitarian church next sunday morning.
DR.. E. c. Kilbourne returned yesterday from
the SLOGAN country, where he has been for the
past three weeks looking alter his mining prop
critics.
Mrs. F. Bergman. Of Spirit Lake. IA. MIRA 1.
II. Farnham. Miss Eversole and Mrs. +. 8.
.Grandin. OF New Whatcom, are guests Of the
Grand
Miss Mills, Of Menlo Park. Cal. niece OF D. o.
Mills, and Miss Chandler. OF San Jose, Cal, are
tourists stopping at the Arlington. They will
go to Alaska on the Topeka
J. c. Rouse. the well-known mining man Of
the Cascade district, returned yesterday
from Nicaragua, where he has been spending
the winter. He is stopping at the Arlington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-17

elf, put II yon folks want TO run y III
resiri and you can take my hotdsnsA
Theyi took him up. and through NJ.
Adafsss' influence s,oo0 peopis Of New
Engissnd withdrew tbsir money out Of
savings banks TO buy NJ. Goulds Union
Pacific stock At 10.
Adams and his friends. however. for
got d look wider and farther afieid- At
that lime the Southern Pacific. the Atchi-
son s!ad the Northern Pacific had recently
com,iieted tsanscontinental lines and the
Burlington vas pasaIIsiing the Union Pa-
ciie, AL OF them robbing that road Of the
MONOPOLY IL had 20 long enjoyed and cut
ting down It's revenues. The result Was
that from the time Adams took the road
she {tock slid down from 10 to q, At
which saw il quoted the other day"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-17
EMPTY OFFICE SEEKING A NAN

No Underground Wire Between Seattle
and Washington City.
If it were not for the swearing they do
the Democratic party in Seattle might be
ikened to . Sunday-school class sitting on
benches in hushed awe while Mr.. Cleve-
land looks over them before reckoning for
the lucky boy to come up and get his re-
ward. There is not Democrat in the city
who knows what is going to happen.
Those who are popularity supposed to be
always on the inside keep up wise looks
and oracular silence, but it is evident they
are not being consulted. The announce
ment that s. X. Flynn had been appointed
bank examiner surprised the fsithful, who
had supposed there was only one vacancy
of that kind in this state and that it had
been filled by w. J. Jennings.
There is deadly silence, too, over the
Office of register. The position is vacant,
yet no intimation is made as to the in
cumbency. The contest between ex-Judge
Irwin, of Everett, and F. A. Mcdonald. of
Seattle, had led many TO believe that the
plum would finally drop to Alderman
Brewer. who has been . resident of the
state for eighteen years. Now the dis
quieting rumor comes that Maj. O'Toole.
Of SkagIt county, while pretending to be
directing his steps toward the Olympia
land office, is really making tracks tor Sc
attic. Meantime +. d. Cleaves Is saving
wood.
The candidates for receiver are all on
the anxious seat. John Y. Terry is hope
full. but 50 is A. p. HILL. who is being
backed by E. o. Graves; and J. NJ. Geb-
har, thinks he has . string to it.
Ex-Gov. Swineford is at present in
Washington City endeavoring to secure
the removal Of the land Office from Seattle
to Everett, 20 that altogether this city has
not much to thank the Democratic party
for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-17

Steamer Kirkland. Capt. Bullene. will
run free excursions on Sunday. June Is,
from %. IN. to 9p. M. leaving Madison
street wharf. Lake Washington, every
hour. Madison street conductors will give
each passenger free round trip ticket for
the Kirkland. This steamer has carried
600 people. She has the inspectors GER
tifcate Of safety, but the number of pas
sengers will be restricted to 20l. No in
toxicating drinks Of any kind will be per-
mitted on board. Take your ride early in
the day, and avoid the afternoon rush.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-17

A reporter passing Front street today
noti:ei large crowd Of people entering
kiinp 4 Rosen ecrgs store. On inquiry
he ls$.rned that this enterprising firm had
mads gres; reductions on their mems and
hoy., clothing. Said Mr.. Rosenberg: .our
season has been very late and We cannot
sfiol,i 10 carry this enormous stock over
untss ne,l fall. We will save BUYERS
FROM s. 10 s. on these suits The suits xe
of.ei' IN this sale are such that only an ex.
pert. can tell them from custom m ace.
Cors around TO-DAY" said Mr.. Rosenberg
amt We ~isl shos yoa the pablo are not
sio~: - take advantage 81 this bona tide
sale,'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-17
LARGE NUGGETS OF GOLD.
Fine Specimens FROM the Swauk Mir
ing District.

y
ing District.
Dexter Shoudy. Of Ellensburg, came to
Seattle yesterday with some exceptionally
fine gold nuggets from the Swauk mining
district. sometimes facetiously called kit
titas potatoes. The nuggets are four in
number and weigh two pounds. the largest
of the four being about one-half the whole
weight The four are estimated to bo
worth $3.50. and will be on exhibition to-
day 1t Dexter Horton & Co. . bank, after
which they will he shipped to the mint at
San Francisco. They were found by Ben
Pitcher, Of Port Townsend, in the old Joe
Black claim, purchased by Mr.. Pitcher,
and lying about twenty miles north and
west OF Ellensburg. Since May 10. work
ing alone, Mr.. Pitcher has taken but three
nuggets and about 500 of other gold.
Speaking of mining in that section Mr..
Shoudy said:
'There are in the neighborhood Of 100
regular miners located there besides about
seventy-five prospectors, and there is a
big rush Of men going in all the time.
These mines are on Swauk creek. where
there are only placer mines and no other
metal but gold IL found. / know of ten
paying claims now being worked and there
are others that I understand are paying.
A bedrock fume has been made and will
be started up right away. On Williams
creek, one mile south and east OF the
Swauk district. there were about fifty
miners and at least ten good paying placer
claims. but the nuggets arc smaller and
worn aud seem to have travelled further
than those on the Swauk"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-17

The ;Northeru Pacific Announces the
Same Rates a. the Great Northern.

The ;NorthePn Pacific Announces the
Sssne Rates - the Great Northern.
Sr.:PAuL, June 16-The Northern Pa
cific railway has met the deep cut rates
announced by the Great Northern. and
commencing on June Is will make the fol-
loving reduction to Montana, Idaho, Ore
gon and Washington points: From st.
Paul; Minneapolis. Duluth or Superior to
Heleaa or Butte. first class. SIS; second
class! SIS: to Spokane, first class, $50;
secoi:d class. $40.
To Portland. Tacoma, Seattle and all
oihe9 North Pacihc coast and Puget
SOUND points-First class, SIS: second
Glass; $25.
PORTLAND. June l6-tSpecial. l--Assist-
ant General Passenger Agent Charlton. OF
the Northern Pacific. today received notice
that This company had adopted the new
first-tlass rate of the Great Northern be-
tweet 81. Paul and Seattle aud made it ap-
ply - Portland and Tacoma. The new rate
between Portland, Tacoma and st. Paul
will .be SIS first class. Between these
points and Chicago it will he $500 or q
round trip for $500. At present the
price, of a single first-class ticket Is IS less
,hantthe second-class. The new second
class:rate has not been named.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-17
Clerk 60 the Comm.naaus.

William H. Wilson, formerly partner OF
H. w. Baker in the wharf business, has
been notified of his appointment as clerk
to the commandant at the Puget sound
navy yard. A letter from Lieut.. John G.
Morong. the commandment. was received
by Mr.. Wilson yesterday. informing him
that the secretary Of the navy had selected
him to fill the position. The place was
made vacant about two months ago BY
the death Of Mr.. Wilmerding, and there
were quite number of applicants for the
position, which is good one, the duties
being to have charge Of matters in detail
at the navy yard. under instructions Of
the commandant
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-17
THE NEW BLAINE POSTMASTER.


ment In Seattle.
Lester W. David, whose appointment ~
postmaster at Blaine IS announced In
special telegram from Washington City. IS
now in Seattle and was first notified OF MS
appointment by posr-INTELLrGEscER re-
porter at the Arlington hotel last evening.
According to the telegram Mr. DAVID Is
appointed 10 succeed James Barnes, who
Is removed without any cause being as
signed for his removal. When asked
about the details Of the matter Mr.. David
said:
do not know that Mr. Barnes has been re-
moved. lie 10 an old man ana rather careless
in his man aee cement OF the once, but he 10 nne
man and do nos know that any charges have
ever been made against him except that some
time ago petition wns gotten up by some oil
his enemies asking for his removal on The
ground of general inefaeseney. hsd
nothing TO do with this petition. j. 3
Johnston, who has been wossing hard for tae
place, clairne1 to have secured Barnes reeoxai-
ten II bis fJohnason's) favor. Max Roosrts, OF
Rehsrts BEos., was ssso working for the appoint
meni They have done everything TO
prevent my being appointed Barnes has
been postmaster about Gour years, and u the
tine OF lie appointment il WAS io1rth-cisss
ofhce- II was afterwards raised TO sse third
c,sss. but aeou, a wear ago was again male
fourth esaxs. For the las; three quarters the
business has ruu owe. that of 'oprsh-class
Office. and II this continues one quarter longer
/, viii - raised to . third clsss and salarisd
osce When my recommendations were sens
10 . reply wss received that there vas no va
eancy. ana supposed tie matter vAs n1ng up
indefinitely, an glad 70 leaxn OF sns appoint
caen. tonight. IS uas making srsangefneois
fer q tip ,ouaYrow, but shaii not 80 nov
Z
Green. Ind. May -. is6d. and Is, there
fore. p years of age. When years old
his parents moved TO Ssreasor, III. where
he resided until three and a hall years
ago. when he came 10 this state and went
into business AZ Blaine lie con-
dueted jewelry essa5iish7'> f."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-17

Wednesday morning at the Standard
theater, met Kitty Sommers. whom she
thinks caused the trouble, at the corner of
Yesler avenue and South Third streets.
yesterday afternoon. and in substance told
her that she was q real mean thing. only
In language not used in polite society.
Miss Sommers replied with equal gus:o
that it would be q wise thing for Miss
Overwhelmingly" to hold her peace.
and the two women separated with mutual
feelings Of disgust.