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1iSHINGTON CUTOFF
ed Expect No Favors From
This Administration.
/. NAVY DEPARTMENT DECISION.
s~aSsss1sg . Policy Of Igaersng Puges
esssd Naval sfatien-wen't Make
Nipsie Receiving ship.

w.snrssroy CfTY. Jan. 3f.--fspec;a, -
Washington might as well give up ali hope
Il eet.lnz anything from this administra-
reE frsE ~ last One department Is just
III. another In this regard. The latest
seb comes from the navy department.
Not long ago Senator Squire addressed .
sosite letter 20 the Hon. William McAdoo,
assistant secretary OF the navy. on the sub
3ecs Of making the SIpsic . receiving ship
md hesdauarters Of a naval reserve force
Tor service in the Puget sound region.
While small matter. such action would
~ Ear toward stimulating interest in naval
sfsirs on the Pacific cosst, and would
eventually lead to the form alton of an i'm
poriant and economical addition 10 the de-
lenses OF Puget sound. The answer to
mi. vas q long time coming. and when ID
did come IL crushed out ali hopes the SEN
stor may have had concerning the matter.
Following IL portion Of Mr.. McAdoo's
reply:
'After careful consideration the depart
meat Ends 1t impossible TO furnish crew
far . receiving ship az the Puget sound
station. AT the present time there are not
enough enlisted men In the navy TO fur
nIsh crews Tor the vessels required for
duty during the present year. In add
ton. after q careful investigation OF the
subject, the department - satisfied that
were there men enough 10 spare for such
purpose the government would gain moth
Tag by the establishment of q receiving
ship at Puget sound. Our vessels are
never fitted out In that locality for service,
and the department has not sufficient
funds on hand to send men from there
after enlistment 20 San Francisco for
service on government vessels"
IL will be noticed in this case, as in every
other. that the old Democratic plea OF
economy always comes up in reply TO any
proposition to do anything tor Repub-
ilcan state
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ECONOMY SPELLED BACKWARD.
srarrrr Ian "a fsas

SEATTLE. Jan g, isea
10 rHr Enron: Let me through your
columns draw the attention of the citizen.
70 Migrant case of extravsgxnee and in
com petence in connection sith the sewer
work On nearly ali the sewers the curb
Ing tnree-inch pganks Tor which the city
pays Ssa5 TO $50 per loo. is Jeff in the
sever AID the dirs filled ia 5eiwsen. This
sesves space between the eurbinR and
TIE bank which cannot be allied, and
~nseh viii result in the cayinx-in of the
art. TO the damage Of tho street grade and
the car tracks- The bartenders and soft
handed bosses viii be "a expensive thing
when the city has paid damages TO the
street car company, etc. The lumber
might De used TO advantage In paving the
streets, without any hurt to the mill CON-
panies furnishingit. EcoxoxY.
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THE BOND LOAN A SUCCESS.
BIDS Already Received for More Thaa
the Entire Issue.


WAsHfSs1uS CRY. Jan. 3i.-~The sue
eess OF Secretary Carlisls's proposed bond
loan was fully assured when the depart
ment closed this afternoon, ss the offers
20 take bonds received today. added to
those heretofore received, make an agyre-
gate OF between SIS 000. 900 and SO. ooo. COO.
Those received from New York today
amounted to So. coo. COO. in addition TO the
offers received from Boston and Chicago.
Offers will continue TO be received up TO
noon tomorrow. The present expectation
Is that the secretary will make public the
amount of the offers and the premium
rate tomorrow afternoon.
NV YoRK, Jan. 3i.-At 8 o'clock Presi-
dent Stewart wired Secretary Carlisle that
the total subscriptions for bonds was
something in excess OF f45 900 900. This
included the three Boston houses Of
Kidder. Peabody & CO., +. II. Morse A.
Go. and ID. l.. Day Il Co, the first named
taking 81. 300, 900. the second $500. 900. and
an even million for the last. The largest
subscription received this afternoon was
for Lazard, Freres & Co., 81 .00o, 600. J. u.
Probst e Go. came next. with <70o, COO.
Angus Mitchell & Co. bid for $500, 900,
Hobgarten a Co. for $250.0po. The rest
was taken up in small bids ranging from
s.. 800 to 800, 900.
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poolis,i... Nie.rara. dissolution.

NAsHtsGros CRY, jan 81 - Special. l.
Representative Doolitsle had hoped
TO ges his Nicaragua canal resoiu-
ton before the house before the tariff
bill came up and hai everything
fixed to push II through before that
measure. but the president got an xious 20
have his pet schemes before the people as
soon as po ssible, and the tariff bill was re-
ported by the ways and mean, committee
sooner than was expected. Until that and
the income tax are ont of the xaY there Is
no hope for any other legislation. But in
the meantime the friends of the Nicaragua
canal are not idle. They are working in
committees and among their personal
friends everywhere, aud votes are being
gained for - every day IL is pity that
the resolution could not have been acted
upon and tne committee have gone TO
Greytown to Investigate the work so as 10
have been able TO report By the time she
house was again ready to do something be-
sides talk.
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The sugar trust case has beea decided In favor
of the trust By Judge Butler. Of Phiiadei phia
IL will b appealed
The Canadian Pacific steamer Miowera 10 en-
rouEs from San Francisco 10 Victoria and viii
20 ON the dry dock al Esqnimaa.s for rspatra
In special election In the Seventh conxres-
stonal district OF Virginia on tuesday Turner,
Dem. Was elected By a good majority over Rect
Rep.
Superintendent Stamp, Of the immigration
bnrss, has issued s.circular to immigrant tn
spectors. asking them % be more sirtet In en-
foresment o. the contract labor lava
The Louisiana lottery, which pretended to
have moved 10 Honduras. Is really located in
Port Tampa CITY, Fla, and there is an cutlery
sgains, the presence 81 tho monster in Florida
The Minneapolis Journal says: Mgr o'Con-
nell. of the American co isge At Rune, not
Archbishop Ireland. Is 10 be made papsl legate
in America when Archbishop sato!n il made q
card nal IN March
Members OF the senate committee tnveettgat-
ing the diplomatic relations OF this government
with Hawaii express the cpnion that the inves-
tisation will be concluded within the next ten
days or two weeks
A letter has been received at 81 Loais from
Rome confirming the report that Archbishop
satolii will be made archbishop Of Bologna, and
will ID SUGGESTED ~ papsi lega,s in this coun-
try By Archbishop ireland.
President Mcbride. OF the United Nine
Workers, Gays that the riots at Pittsburg are
caused by starvation wases Forty rioters were
arrested at Msn-hsld Wednesday. The fof-
eigners are returning to work.
Ia tho senate Tuesday Perkins, Of California,
presented petition from 1000 wool growers OF
California, irrespective of political party,
against the reduction OF the duty wool.
Washburn, of Minnesota, presented petition OF
s,ooo citizens Of Minnesota. protesting against
free iron ore
The schooner Gertis Z. Foster went down
Tuesday night off Halifax, n. T., in gale.
Martin Dsvins. James Campbell, Augustus Nc
Donald. George Percy and J. AcFsush, OF the
crew, were drowned. The remaining members
al the crew were rescued from the rigging
Wednesday morning..
Col. A. c. Fisk. of Denver. has challenged
State senator Boyd 10 fight duel. Boyd said
IN the Colorado senate that Flax never earned
an honest dollar. The colonel says IL the senA-
tor does no, publicly retract and spoiogixe for
bis offensive remarks or accept the challenge
ne will best his brains out with o club
Do not overlook the great baking powder sale
at Cooper Levy
The attendance ct the Midwinter fair Tuesday
:
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mere. instead Of going 10 British Columbia
20 oay coal there. mined by cheap foreign
.aoofs Out Of the Whole feet las. year
5eassis only got one small vessel. the
nanser. The rest all coaled up in British
.oianoia. going up and coming back.
'hanks to the Democratic administration.
HnNr Ixnrxrsr
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stN FKANglsCo. Jan. A.-SummsFies:
Five and q half farlongs Murphy
sen, George Town second. Cad ator
th1Td. Tame, ! 10. iostie II. finished
trst, bag a. disqualified tor iouling TIM
Aarphy
Seven furloBss-- Prince Henry won,
Slee Roy seeond, Chsrmer third. Time.
Isl.
flFe fur ouvS-- Adj p. won. Teyeler sec
enc. DR.. Ross third. Time, 90
1--WE tsjrlonRs- Mestor won. Annie
Moore second, zoe Kits third. Time, | .uA
i, Five and half iur.oRgs, Booze won.
ssadid second. FIodmore third. Time,
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Ma osiGANs. Jan. 3l.-Sammaries:
SIX faTlongs won. Bonnie
a., aAe second, Jim Henry third. Time.
faFe iarlong s-Risk won. Bobby Beach
sssond. DUNLAP laird. Time. i.o2S.
seven iar-onE>-Cno Won. Lock port sec
Sa1' Nefosna taird. Time. l:1A
81 teraongs non. Belle L.
''sSs s'a' @e~tiuA third. Time, lisa.
A'.r ana seventy yards-Ehe Ban Won,
ttop Gallant second Pattie Grant third
ii@e, ls.',
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THREE COUNTY SCARS.


BLACK DIAxosp. Jan. 3. 1894.
TO TIE EDITOR: Kindly give me the
name OF the county seats OF Kitsap. Mason
ana Pacific counties. Yours respectfully,
Z. A. l..
kitssp county, Sidney; Mason county,
shelton; Pacific county. South Bend
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IRE BERI>G SEA FLEFr.

SEATTLE, Jan. 80. lSas
'e tAs hptros; Wou,d II not be a good
- on toe paEt OF the Cham Der Of Com
49, 'e take action IN regard 70 the
- 81 iae Rey.ng sea rAtro. feet aud
!" ss' SAD vessels % GENE and gaI
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Wand. peclh.m nefen,ea.

FRANKFORT. Ny. Jan. SL-ken,ueky
general assembly has passed a resolution
requesting the two senators from Ken
tacky TO vote against the appointment of
Wheeler III. Peckham as justice of the su-
nrPnle rnnrf
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WHAT
THEY THINK OF IT

The premium map offered BY the
observation-disclosures 10 its suhscri.
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faction, is evidenced BY the followin,
testimonials, which are few among
the large number received from ,hoss
who have received the map Thess
letters are exact copies of the orig
mails on file in this Office, the sir-
natures only being omitted. as the
Posi- INTELLrGENcER does not feel az
liberty to publish in full the names OF
those who have so kindly expressed
their appreciation of the map
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CHrcA 60. Dec. rs 1888
Stewart 4 Aoimss Manufacturing Co. Sc

attic, wash:
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NApA CITY. Cal. Jan. %, 1893
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LooMrsror. wash Ear. !, 10,

Pcst-Inteiligencer. Seattle. WASH.
j received your man and IL IL away be-
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PksnAsrrx. Was!

PKsrAsrfS, Wash, April 4. 1892.
Fost-Inteiligsncer Co, Seattle, Wash -
Gentlemen; Your map arrived on the iss
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East sr. CLoup. Mimi, May ., 1904
Post IntelIigencer, Seattle, wash
Gents; The map received in good order,
and we think IL Is n fine map. You should
certainly be able 10 dispose of . large
number Of them. Yours truly. Va
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koKIstAH. B. O.. May - 1894
Editor Post-Inselligcncer. Seattle Wash.
Dear Sir; | have received the map ok
the world, etc. and am pleased to state
that l am thoroughly satisfied with IL
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BALTIMORE. Nd, May IL, 1890.
Pcst.fntelleencer Co. Seattle. Wash
Gentlemen: The map received and 10
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cIryrLAxp. Wash. Feb. . Isaa.

Editor acknowledgement Seattle. Wash,
Dear Sir: I received your premium mag
which gives us great satisfaction MY wife
thinks IL il worth more than the paper
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ENTERPRISE, wash, Feb. Ia. 1854
Seattle Post Intelssgencer. Seattle. Wash.
Have received the wall map. Am x.
well Pleased with is IL IL ex.
cslenI Accept thanks Yours truly,
NJ H
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PArousK CrrY, Wash. May 81. 1891
Post-Intelligencer. Seattle, Wash. -
Gents; 1 received the map OF the world
sent by you in good order sad am well
pleased with IT, IL Is both ussfut and
ornamental and should lind n place in
every household. Please accept ray
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NAsoTr va,

Maori. WASH. March 50, 1852
Pcst-IntelIigencer Co., Seattle, Wash. -
Gents: have received the map and ara
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oSrAMo. Canada. April T. 1894
Post-Intelligenccr. Seattle, Wash
Gentlemen; The premium map received
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NoRrH wELIrsoros, b c., June ?. 1892.
Editor Post-Inteiiigencer.S Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir: I have received your pr-.
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Bo.ror. Mass. June ID. 1897.

BOSTON, n as1, Juns II, ISHy-
Post-Intelligencer CO., Seattle, Wash. -
Gents; I received some time since yoae
excellent map Of the United States and
the world map on the reverse side, and
am pleased with IL. IL forms handsome
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The attendance at the Midwinter fair Tuesday
was s,0oa
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LATAH, W asn.. EeD. =, tsJ1
Post fnteIligencer, Seattle, Wash
Dear sirs: Map received in good shapA
Wei, pleased With IL and also the paper.
Yours respectfully. ID. NJ.
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LrNMf. Wash, Feb. 4 1897
The Post Ieselligencer, Seattle, Wash. -
Dear Sire: resolved your premium map
in good condition. Many thanks for it
Respectfully yours n. ].
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ABxxpxK,. Wash, Feb. IL. 1891
Post-fntsiiigencer Co, Seattle. Wash. =.
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MrApow. Wash. FEB. Q. fse7.

sirs: The map II better than We expected,
so re ars seiI satisfied with IL RespecS
fully, E.3
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LANGLEY. Wash. March 81, 1897
Post-Intclligencsr Publishing Co.. Sc
attic, Wash.-~Gents: | would say that (
am delighted with the map. Is cana In
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Far. Idaho. Feb. n 1854
The Seattle Post-Intelligsnosr Co. Be-
eftis, Wash.--Sirs: I received the doubls
wall map . short time ago, aud in good
condition. Am more than pleased with
IT, Ii In worth double the price. You're
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Eonra YAKIMA. wash. Feb 8. fsga
Post Inteiligsncsr, eeAtxis. Wash
Gents: Enclosed please find stamps sos
balance due on subscription and map.
Much pleased with map Think Il iss
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Post-Inteiligencsr, Seattle. Wash
eirs: I received one of your premiura
maps the other day and IL 10 hns map in
every respect and deserves praise. Yours
truly, J. III.
Evening star., 1894-02-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN The SUPREME COURT OF THE DISrII u
OF COLUMBIA,
The 14th day of February, 1S9i
Anna Crutchhe!d vs. Lewis Crutchheld. No. 1881
Equity Docket 81.
On motion OF the plaintiff, by Mr.. Campbell Car.
rnGtCn, her solicitor. II IS ordered that the do
PENDANT, Lewis Crutchfeld. his appearance
TO be entered herein on before the first rule
wise the cause will be proceeded with as Ia case
of default.
The object Of this suit Is an absolute divorce
Tor wiful desertion and abandonment OF the petit
rufi space of two years prior to the filing of the
BY the court. W s cox Jrstfca &c
True copy.Test; j. r. YOUNG. Clerk &c
1tIo-' 'aW3w BY VI. \. CLANCY, Asst: Clerk
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
No loss. Octobe- Term, 1888
oeofse IayIor' appellant. vs.; The Girard Life In
surance, Annuity and Trust Company
of Philadelphia.
Appeal from the Court 81 Appeals OF the District
of Columbia.
Mr.. Walter II. Smith Of counsel for the annoII,,,
liant in this cause. and moved the court for an or
der under the 18th rule to make the rronrr ranra
sentatives parties. whereupon,
IL Is now here ordered 10y the court that unIaSs
me proper representatives Of the said George Tay-
Tor. deceased aforesaid. shall yoluntarilr ha
come parties within the first ten days Of the
ensuing term Of this court. the appellee shall Le
entitled 10 have The appeal dismissed: Provided
however, that copy Of this order shall he printed
in some newspaper of general circulation In tbo
District of Columbia for three successive weeks ~
least sixty days before tho beginning of the terr,
or me supreme Court then next ensuing
February >. 1921.
\ true copy, Test:
JAMES II. MCKINNEY
Clerk OF the Supreme Court Of
---l he United Statcs
Evening star., 1894-02-22
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUIPIIES FOR THE NAVY
Yard Washington, ID. C.-Fe1ruary o, lSg4.-
Sealed proposals. ind0rSed Proposals for Sup
plies for the Navy Yard, Washington ID. C., TO
be opened February y, 1s34,' will be received
az the Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts Navy
Department, Washington, ID. c., until TWELVE
OCLt CR NOON, FEBRUARY TWENTY-SEy-
ENIH. 1894. and publicly opened immediately
thereafter. 10 furnish at the Navy Yard Wash
ineton. ID. C., 4 quantity OF brushes hardware
Ie"tS- paints. saskets, soap, caadles, beeswax
nles, pig iron, nuts, washers bolts fOrc.ncS
steel and iron- The articles must CONFORM 10 the
navy standard AMI pass the usual naval insuee- ion
Bank proposals will he furnished uIou apulicI-
tiOn 10 the Navy Yard, Washington. D. g. The
a-teut On % LI1uIflc turrrS and dealers is invited
Tie bids. all other things being equal. decided by
lot The department reserves the right to ,vsiye
GstectS or 20 reject any aiI bids not dee nod
advantageous to the government EDWIN STEW
AiSr. Pdymaster General. L. :. y fei5-oaV-ayv