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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
THAT THE CARGO COMPRISES.
LIST OF THE PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE ON
TIE CoNSTELLATI0N.


THE CONSTELLATION.
The United States frgnte Constellation. which has
been living in the East River since Wednesday, VIII
discharge her cargo Of paintings ard stauary for
the Worlds Fair the wharf Of the LehiGh valley
Railway. at COmmunpaw. Monday. The cases.
7l3 in number will be sent By rail In scaled cars
directly to Chicago The Constellation took on 10
objects Of art at Havrc which we're shipped by
Frederick Wood, about January s. The rest OF the
cargo was taken aboard at Naples. and was shipped
through f.. G.. Vlckers Dc Co. Among the exhibits Is
n painting The Landing Of Columbus BY Hetro
Gabrlni Rome valued at 100000 The following
American artl,ts living In Florence sent examples
Ct their work: william Turner. statue. value 81 o0f
weight 24I2 rs: Miss Helen Reed. bass-relief; Fred
erick f. Fleibe. marble and bronze sculpture. value
81 541 weight 1897 lbs. Mrs G. 8. Brooks, marble
sculpture. value 81, SAL weight 1890 bs. Howard
Mason contributed valuable painting.
Tho Italian Government sent forty five boxes con
tanning valuable bronzes by various native scuptors
among which are: "Sappho." Drrphorus,7 " Bere
nice Archvlasr victory cupid With Goose"
cupid with Dolphin" "Amazon," "Scipio Mricanus.
"Tripod Satyr." Tripod" Bearded Dlonysius,
marble pedestal for Lucius Caccilius Jucunfus'
(hcad two ga.ellcs Flying Mercury" CHM Bologna
Munich Museum: Hercules Tanning stag from Her.
culaneum Palermo Museum: Mercury in RcpoSe,
SIX Dancers, PtOemy Alexander and Apollo With
plcctrum,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

81 $50 900 less than the careful estimates submitted
by the Postmaster General. In regard to Item
compensation OF railway poStofhce clerks-the bill
carries the full the estimates and Chairman
Henderson, OF the Posofice Committee, ns Well As
several other member, OF the committee. dweh with
great emphasis upon that in his argument against
amendment offered TO Increase the amount BY $40
600 This amendment provoked a bi>t dis uSs,on,
and II finally adopted a vote by trllers-yea,
81, NAYS IL Ills carried tn" total appropriation on
account OF salaries Of railway mail clerks up 10
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
A SILVER REPEAL COMPROMISE BILL.

Washington. Feb. 17.-Mr. Cox, OF Tennessee. has
prepared bill compromise for the defeated
proposition to repeal the sherman Silver law. The
bill repeats the sherman law, recnacts the Bland law
OF 1873, with the provso that the legaltender char
acter Of the notes issued under the Sherman law
shall not be impaired. The Secretary Of the Treasury
is directed coined the bullion purchased under
the sherman law into standard silver dollars and
cover them into the revenues Of the Treasury. hut
the silver dollars provided for under the Bland act,
which reenactcd. to have priority In coinage
as far as practicable. The Treasury notes issued in
payment for bullion are n continue rcdeemable as
now provided for by law. and when redeemed are 70
be destroyed. The tan of 10 per cent on the cir
cuation OF state banks Is repealed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
THE cAe-corpLER BILL UP on TUESDAY.

Washington Feb. 1.-THE Speaker having ih,n ",
tho uouse the House CarCoupler bill with senate
amendment. Mr. Wise moved concurrence !" Wv
amendment The opponents Of the Dill leu ny ',
Richardson. opposed this action ana ",' ".,,,o
I'D ,,o rofcrence OF the measure TO the Committee
couu.rc. After the discussion OF point o.
order the Speaker ruled that the motion to concur '0o
preference. ,. b. .,,o,oa
AFR. Wise asked that two hours debate be allowed
Mr. Dockcry suggested. In the Interest OF .ie pp''
,.,or huis that consideration OF the Dli Dc post
Prn.Hdo, n,u rncsdav next This suggestion was ac'
coded 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
NETWORK MERCHANTS ASK FOR REPEAL.

Washington. Feb. Ex-senator Hiscock presented IN
the Senate to-day petition from 10o Of the leading
merchants and manufacturers Of New-York City and
Others stating that the monthly issue Of 100000
Of Treasury notes TO pay for silver purchases slim
ulaes the export Of gold making II difficult for
our Government TO redeem its obligations In that
metal and there is likelihood Of an inter
national agreement about bimctallsm while silver
purchases are continued, the petitioners urge prompt
repeal of the law which makes silver purchases OBJ
ugatOrY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
Mp MORSE coRRECrs MISREPRESENTATION.

Washington. Feb lin the House TO-DAY Mr.
Norse rising to a question Of privilege oo'ahed per
a., r..sn.v NJ Missouri lie said that In his speech
- yesterday Mr. Tarsney Of Missouri had read saroeu
extracts from his (Morsesl speeches He went on 10
sov that the gentleman from Missouri had oe'h
denounced by meetings Of Union soldiers ior p,n
sn'ng tho condition OF things at AndcrsohviIe I'S'
Mr. eTarsney di not desire TO make any rePy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
HENRY :. NESS SUCCESSFUL TRICK.

Cleveland Ohio, Feb. 17-Private adyiccs convey
the information that Ivcs's suit and petition Tor Il
receiver and for auditing Of the accounts OF the
Cleveland Akron aud Columbus Railroad have fright
cncd large number OF the Dutch stockholders to snch
AN extent that they have placed thcr hoioihIH OH
.aio In The Am,terdanI stock Exchange AT liberal
discount Ives quietly buying In the shares nntil ne
now has control OF the road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
FOR AN IMMIGRATION COMMISSION.

Washington. Feb Ex-senator Chandler introduced
In the Senate to-day Joint resolution providing f'f
the appointment Of an immigration commission con
sstinr OF five citizens representing different political
poruos IN Investigate the subject Of immigration Tor
settlement Of aliens into the United States, and 10
visit the various parts Of the country largely settled
bv foreigners making special inquiries as To the
effects of Immigration on the moral and sanitary COLI
ditions OF the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ROCK ISLAND wITHDRAwS.

Chicago. Feb. 17.-Another transconinental agree
ment has been abandoned This time II is the agree
mcnt entered into by the presidents Of the Interested
roads last year. covering eaStbound passenger traffic
from the Pacific Coast. The Rock Isi1nd Company
has formally notified the Southern Pacific and other
roads that IL can longer he a party 10 the agree
ment. owing to frequent and fagrant violations on
the part OF some Of It's competitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
LEASE TO nosroN AND MAINE RATIFIED.

Springrcld Mass, Feb IA special meeting Of
tho Stockholders Of the Connecticut River Railroad
WINS held here to-day for the purpose OF voting upon
the ratification OF the lease OF the road TO the Boston
and Maine. The meeting was quiet and harmonious.
and the opposition which was predicted In some
quarters did manifest itself there being no dis
cnssion whatever. The result OF The vote was; III
favor OF the lease. 1883; against. o45.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
coxs,nrRATIoN OF TIE PosTorFIcE BILL bE

Washington, Feb. II specinD'-Ihe co's'u'' " ~ -.
mnn.omco Anproprlation bill begun In the
NV -, 90 the Whole OF the House OF Representa-
,yss this afternoon. The bill makes INADEQUATE pro
W. tor several important branches OF the postal
Nio s hos already been shown In these dispatches'
;. total of ssseoss7. which is an increase
Of the appropriations 10, ,,. s tns
hsca' ysa' ,eoure during the next ascai year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
RtPORTS FROM ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES.
MEMBERS SURPRISED BY TIE CHMRMANS
ACTIoN-To PUSH THE FARoUHAR
BALLOT BILL THROUGH


Albany Feb Il (SpcclaD.-Somc committee chair
men In the Assembly have come to imagine that they
make ND the entire committee. aud that any measure
In which they may be personally Interested can be
reported from their committees with ar without the
OF the other members. some Of III" members
OF the judiciary Committee this morning were sur
priscd to find that bill introduced by the chairman
Of that committee John Cooncy, OF Brooklyn, was re-
ported favorably. The bill is important one. as
It lecazes usury BY allowing contract TO be made
10 nay any rate Of interest for borrowed money that
may be agreed upon. When the report was made AS
scmblyman Gucnthcr declared that at tie last meeting
Of the Judiciary Committee this bill was not reported
TO hi, knowledge. He was supported by Mr.. >ou'n
worth. who said that the bill was not taken up.
ON those statements the bill was sent oacA ID TIE
committee.
Thor. was another indication this morning In the
Assembly that the members OF the Senate and the
Assembly from Kings County intend to Staha out
against tho charter tinlerng that was expected TO play
- important part In III" action OF the De"o'r'i'o
majority I'm the Legislature. The cities Committee
Of the Assembly reported what are known rs the anil
ucrrict bills These bills intended to completely
,urn over the government Of the city OF Albany
Thomas +. Byrnes OF Brooklyn. member Of me
cite, Committee secured the eye OF the speaker this
morning Immediately after the report had been made
and declared that he wanted to be recorded rs voting
in the negative and dissenting from the favorable
report Of the bills. Then up Jumped MI Plant from
the same city, who is also "A member OF the CteS
(om,n.ttcc lie shouted Ne too Mr. speaker at
The top OF his voice Mr. Queley looked sad, but
A. he has found out that he cannot control the mem
hers Of his own delegation he did nothing.
Tn, Assembly judiciary Committee reported favor
ubIv the Farquhar Ballot BILL with the Croker amend
,,cn,s tbIs morning The bill as II stands Is
II .ct,rv In many respects the friends of ballot
reform bit II still retains the paster ballot pro
,snn ,h, males the secrecy Of the ballot complete
rrcn in nany Instances This bill probably will b,
nmshed through next week. there will rot be much
ODD sition 10 II except OH that point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
STEAMSHIP MODELS FOR THE FAIR.

The Anchor Line Bolivia. which sailed from
Glasgow February having board eight cases contain
ing models built by James and George Thomp
SON. the Clyde shIpwrlcht for the Worlfs Fair. l.
hourly expected by George w sheldon Co.. who will
torword the boxes To Chicago upon their arrival. The
coscs weigh IN the aggregate 5000 pounds, and their
contents are valued at 80. 80
4 member ot the firm Of g. W. Sheldon e. Co. said to
Tribune reporter last night Thc constructors 81 these
Interesting models built the City Of NewYork and the
CIV Of Paris as you know. They have sent miniature
comics OF the following vessels: H. NJ. = RamelHs IeTp-
.chorc and Scourt and OF tho spanish men-of-war III
Destrucor and COLOMBIA Besides these there are models
Of the ,tcan ship and Of twcntytfreeknot Az
I,ntic passenger steamer which vessel think, has not
been finished. The BOLIVIA is nov due at her pier AT
1wcnty.thri.st North River There arc also on boarc
three cases continuing heavy tables and appliances for the
mOdels.''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
TO TAKE PESNsYLvANIA's EASTERN FREIGHT

Boston, Feb 1.-THE Pennsylvania Railroad Com
many issued to-day It's formal notice that the freight
traffic alliance hitherto existing between that com
pany and the New-York and New England Railroad
has been terminated and transferred 10 the New
York New Haven and Hartford Railroad. Rates
from all stations on the NewYork and New England
road Including Boston, Providence and Worcester. 10
noInts IN the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad and connections
Etar Union Line and Empire Line, are 10 be withdrawn
nm March !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
SALE OF THE FiTCIIBURG ROAD DENIED.

Boston Feb. 17.-Prcsident Marcy. OF the Fitchburg
Railroad saws there Is not the slig hcst foundation
for the rumor that the Boston and Maine has bought
the Fitchburg and that there have been no negotia
lions between the Fitchburg and any other road
looking TO the sale OF the former.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
ONTARIO AND WESTERN FREIGHT AGENTS.

,h S.vyo,k ontario and Western Railroad announce,
,.., r,c.son Mcdonnell have been appointed ioreRh
,~,,h, agents OF the company. with offices at No II
u,o.dvav They will also act as the foreign ielsh'
agent, Of the Despatch Fat Freight Line IN pA'
-. Corhar: 4 Blanchard. resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
~ TAKE TuoMPsoS's TESTIMONY.

Washington Feb. 1.-THE Panama investigating
Committee met to-day, and 1t was decided that SUD
committee to consist of Messrs. Patterson and storer
should 90 to Terre Haute. Ind, and take the teStl
mony of exsecretsry Thompson mere Re o rnsmed IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

charters for political solely. Added TO thl'
tho Governor Is upon record opposed to char'er'
nkerng, having declared On annual message
Above ALL the LEGISLATURE refrain from unneccs
ssry interference with the affairs Of municipalities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
Scratched Ten Months

trouble some skin disease caused to scratch for
rontrs and was cured by few days use OF s. S. S.
NJ. II. WOLFF. Upper Marlboro, Md
swIFTS SPECIFIC.
was cured years ago OF White swelling IN my
leg bv using s. s. and have had no symptoms OF return
OF the disease. Many prominent physicians attended ne
and failed but S. ). D. did the work
PAUL W. KIRKPATRICK Johnson City, Tenn.
Treatise Blood and Skin Diseases 'n'''ea ''e'
sWIrT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

BOUGHT BY TIE ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY.
Corning, y. Y, Feb 1.-THE Ramona and Prats
burg Railroad sold at public sale under mort gage
foreclosure this morning. The property was bid of
nv A. F. Goddcfrci. ms agent for he Atlantic Trust
Company OF New York. al 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
ANOTHER BILL TO BRIDGE THE HUDSON.

Washington Feb Ex-senator blackburn INTRO
duced In the Senate to-day the bill introduced III "c
House by Mr. Dunphy providing l'r inc co''S'ru.uo'
-. ,r;dco ovcr the Hudson River between New
York City and NewJerse!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

Warren r. Leland. OF Chicago the veteran hotel
ovrer says that the charges against the hotel men
NJ Chicago that n hotel trust has been formed. and
hat II /, the intention to get as much money rs
nosslble out OF the visitors to the Worlds Fair BY
CHARGING eNorbitant rates. Is as far as he Is con
earned absolutely without foundation.
If any hotel trust has been formed am not IN
+, and at the hotels under my cement near the
roir grounds there will he one rate to ALL" said
Mr. Leland when at the Holland House yesterday
We are not opening hotels near the Exposition
Grounds for the purpose of making all we can during
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
THE GOVERNOR AGAINST cIlARTERTINEERINc

Albany. Feb II (speciaD-The last member Of tho
comi,n,tiop NJ Republican Senators and Cleveland
senators in opposition TO the passage OF partisan
amendments TO city charters II Is said on unirpeach
able authority. Is Governor Flower himself Inc
Governor Is a peaceful man. and not inclined TO wage
war upon legislative body because majority OF It's
members are opposed 70 schemes to dis.LrTrnGe Guy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

The eighteenth game was Paisley and was WOO
by Wright DIR. schaefer playing with apparent oareeo
moss The score at the close Of last nights play wae
Dr. schaefer, 3; Wright, 2; drawn. To- me ~
remaining games Of the match VIII Dc psSee -
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
ALLCOCK'S 1885,, fss9gs

should always kept hand ready for use In cases
Colds Coughs Sore Throat Pains in the Chest weak
rack Weak Muscles, Strains sprains. Lameness' ana
Aches and Pains Of every description
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
DR. SCHAEFER AHEAD ~ THE CHECKER AATChs

The fifteenth game in the checker match between
Dr. A. Scha.fer, OF Brooklyn, and H. q. wnght OF
Boston, played yesterday afternoon IN the hai' a
No "a Avenue A, by DR.. Schaef after
a hard struggle. Having the Black side. Dr. Schaeler
chose the Centre" opening. and after over an nour
OF careful play the pieces the board stood In this
position:
Black (scaefcr)-3, Kings ii, IA, II.
White Wnght)-12 %. Kings ., q.
Black to move
1t was expected that DR.. schaefer would win By
ALB 25-21, Ills, 21-14. 15-2, and when he
made the move 17-13 there were looks Of surprise
on many faces Tie Doctor had a draw BY
l4-ls Go, and he proceeded 10 win in the follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

In the evening switcher' game drawn, ana
then Dr. Schaefer with the Black side, opened Q
Maid OF the MIL In the ending OF which IVES
formed this position:
Black (Schaeferl-1, ., 3, IL, Il. %.
White (wright)-13, TO- 20, 81, %, 81.
Plack IN move.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases in'iiea irce'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-01

WANT groceries cal! and give Us q TIA.
Dairy butter, 10 b tubs. per tub ........9 2 so
Dairy butter. 20 ID tubs per tub. ......... 415
Dairy butter choice, 10 n tubs, per tub =. 90
Dairy butter, choice. 20 n tnbs, per tub. SIS
Butter in bricks. nice grade. Ger brick. as
Another lot of ralsins. "a n boxes, EACH. 10
Sartines (AulericanD per dog. ............. Is
syrup, 1-gal tins. very choice, per tin. 50
Canned corn, extra value, per dog. ........ 40
FINEST quality breakfast bacon, Per 10. Il
Rice. best Sandwich island, 20 lbs. ..... ] 90
Laundry soap, 20 bars to box. per box. so
California -four, best grades. per Dbl 900, 4 40
Dement'S -four, A family -four. per bbi -. 90
Try our 35c tes-it's better than any you
buy elsewhere for SOC.
500 boxes English Breakfast tea, the best
bargain ever offered. per box ............ / IS
Another lot OF dried grapes per lo........ %
Pure lard. lob cans, per can. ..-.......... las
Everything else in the same proportion.
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NOTICE OF DISsOI CTTON,

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing hetw cen J. C.
buchanan and Il r. Heuss 9adsr the firm name
OF Buchanan & Heuss. az 1928 Seventh street
Central mill. IS dssolvet and a.! claims should he
presented 70 cur successors. Buchanan & smith
and debts due The late firm should De pAlt
EuchsnaQ & SE2ith- J. Z. BUCHANAN.
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pIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD
ID OF public works up to noon, "Wednesday. jan
narT /, 1898 for driving plies on stevens street
from Grant street bridge 10 The upland, sut ou
Bay View street from the lire o. high tide TO The
eastern channel of the Du~sm.sh river. Spsclh-
cations on Tie IN the city engineers o43ce.
BY order OF the board of public works
4. ~. HEIFNER Secretary.
Date of frs: pub ication December %. 1892.
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FOR sALE-GooD Two-sToRY HOUSE,
modern Improvements. with one or three lots
inquire of owner at premises, 2l1 Albert street.
Take Lake Union car.
EoR SALE 500 CASH. BALANCE IN
years, 40 acres Of choice farming laad within
easy access OF Seattle, on good county road; only
$40 per acre. Herbert :. Upper. II scheuerman
book. Front corner Cherry street
L'OR SALE-TWo FINE RESIDENCE LOTS
L IN Nennvs Broadway addition. only 200 feet
You. WaShlngton Territory investment t'onnnanv
corner second aud Cherry st Gets
L'OR SALE THERE ARE NOW VERY FEW
y choice lots on second street which can be
hodeht ~ a reasonable figure. We put on the
haFh II tt's week The entire frontage on the west
side of second. between Madison and spring Al a
price " hich VIII ne; handsome proft to ne pur-
chaser III a very short time THIS IS an opporrn-
nifty which may not be had in many years OF get
Ing the best uumproyed block entire from street
I" street tn central business property We viii
$50 sell at very loS figure 100 feet frontage on
Second street. southeast corner ulan with foIn-
daio7s already in costing over $500 For NIL
particulars amply - WaSntnSton Territory Invest
m"ut company, c.tice - conpsuvs building cor.
n"r second and cherry streets seattle.
E'oR sALE-VERY DESIRABLE PR0p.
4 cry. cheap; 80 acres good bottom land three
rAtes southeast ~ hent, pr!ce $50 per acre: This
Is snsP; forty acres bottom lsnt easy Cleared
al kingston, httsap county. only SIS Per acre
acres grass Land with good Improve! nentS. thts ia
a bae siocS ranch Ia one OF the best valleys In
improved
oer land at olympia. ten near San lose
Ca, To exchange for Seattle property ChiIberS
Ashford & Perry, 81 HlneSiey block.
I'OR SALE-TWo LOIS WITH HORSE OK
1 corner Of Tenth AMI cherry streets prlcs
5000. on easy terms; ore lot and house on
Eighth street. Jefferson. price 50 500 VIA
have some oi lhr most slightly lots on Queen Arna
M prser from 5000 20 $1,000 each. Chnberg
Ashford & Perry, ii hinckley block
Tor sALE-BErwEsN YF>LER AVENUE
1 ana DANES street cab . rca "a corner lot snd
house OF r"oms; hard finished. price only
slu5u Address A. TetElsf >eslIle
E'oR "A Lh-AT A BARGAIN, LOT SnxlGO
Win cottage good location: close In. rssr car
ltrs; pF.ce 500; monthly payments Herbert :
Pr+T. l. sch~ueI man block, Front. corn.- Caerry
street.
k"A sALE-A FEW HOMFSTEaRs FOR
Nons nde settlers; locations tor $50 10 100
u-r A44le> tf'ta railroad depot and deep water
Nnftt Ao1fess Dsorge Vi. Powell. Cosuopa
@So- Il" moi come GA any DAY except Friday.
k'tR SALE Rem Ton ADD, ONE OR TWO
lots Al BARGAIN. srAdeG. street e.o.e - .i,,e
SsAS<. = ~ 6oX LA
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

oD1TTE-on Saturday. December 81, 1892. At
her home. 1881 Jackson street. Seattle Miss
aary Jane Quite, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Mlehael Quite, Of Intestinal catsrrh, aged 20
yearz
The funeral takes place at $50 O'Clock tomorrow
rom the church Of orr Lady Of Good Help, corner
OF Fourth and Washington Streets interment be-
Ing made Ia Calvary cemetery.
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lFANrEn-1FACHER FOR ~TANW0On
w school; applications viii be received up Ia
January 10. lNa< Apply 10 !. W Patterson.
Clerk. Stanwool ~nohonlSh county. Wash
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TOR RENT-FURNISHED SUITE OF
/ rooms. hAy window for housekeeping $40:
Also a few nice rooms. IS per month, with hot and
cold water; also bath. 1923 sixth street, near
Etks
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NTANTED-A "a RBER FoR SATURDAY
w and sunday at ios Column a street.
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{ra>TEp-A SOBER SINGLE MAN WHO
w IS willing 20 make himself generally useful
N and around a house board aad 10 tying provided
state salaTy wanted and address cottage. care of
Post Int tgeuCsF Once. giving name. age, rest
dence aua pre>e nj OF usual occupation
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WANTED AGENTS TO INDUCE MEN ~
w every club. lodge. store. Office and factory TO
Join our association AMI secure a genuine good
time during the Worlds fair; membership til ct
$40. vary liberal commission TO agents furnishing
references security for tickets: sales easily
made on account of the novel and attractive fea-
lures Of the club. Worlds tair SpoFtsman's AS.
sociation. Unity Building. Chicago. III