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Mr.. Reed Goes to P,t,sb,r..

Representative Reed has gone to Pitts
burg to attend Q political club meeting
there. Represen tative Burrows was to
60, but was prevented by ins.--s>e erom q
fall from q cable car.
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THE NOTE FORGERIEs.

Warrant Issued for the Arrest Of
sidney I. WALES.
A warrant was issued today at the re-
quest Of Seth A. Terry for the arrest Of SID
ney I. WALES. charged with forging the sig
nature Of Ex-Governor Jackson OF Mary
land on a note
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-27

We ossr you . grand. good assortment Of
sprfng Underwsaf to draw on-an the lsaA-
Ing makes are IN sight-AMERIcAN Hos
rEhY COMPANY. NORFOLK and NEW
BRUNSWICK. l. r. MoRLEY. HoHENzoLr
LERS SANITARY WOODEN SYSTEM Co
comprise cur stock-an styles and an
shadss-soc.. 7oe., q, slis. $50. u.w
and g.
Jean DRAWERS. with almost deuhls
seat. double stitched In all parts ssd pas-
snt straps IN back-sisss = to <e-eoe. o
pair.
NAiNsooK DRAWERS. with rsinfurss1
seats-all sises-7be. Q pair.
sCRIvEN ss-barred nnrln
or aainsook-wtth elastic seams and ssssb-
tsst boftons-an sisss-sl-1 Q pair.
NArSsooK SHIRTS ana pRAwRs-
beat quality and best naks-tAs - are-
for sl.ee . sait.
IMPORTED cHKvIor PIAMAs-na
coases-rsguias price. s2.eo-sa . suit.
} MUSLIN NIGHT sHIRTs-ertrs isas -
wids-plain white OF neatly trinDs1 -
fast celors-sises IL TO 1850.
q cAMBRIc NIGHT sHRTs-esoae
dious snd eomfortabie-7se.
s.8 oRoss-BARRD MUSLIN N1oHT
SHIRTS ti.oo.
EXTRA SIZES NEW YORK MH0
MrsLIN NIGHT SHIRTS ooreo inchss-
II to so-ipch neck nessurensst-u.oo
SUMNER WEIGHT SKIRTS ana DRAW.
ERS-properly and perfectly made-sisa-
SHIRTS. IS % SLDRAwERs. 10 to 90
27e. each piece.
You couldn't ash for any better oppoe@
TURTLES than thsss-yst they are only In
hs,u Ouy with our Haberdasbery policy. We
are going to help folks to have the best
for something ike reasonable prices. We
ere succeeding. too.
PERRYS,
Ninth And The Avenue.
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sim some Of the GuYor sUsPESDERs
tsuarsntssd ssnuipe) for sc. Q pair. An
lsngths.
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Apother 7a-center 10 the two sizss that
are len us1s and 10 Of Fun Dcss whiss
Shirts. The open front and back-snd the
bosoms are broad sxpsnss Of linen. 7sc.
isn't anywhere near the value price.
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You never saw such q CUFF a. We are
selling at isc. for lees than &c. q paas.
They are link style and 4-ply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-27

l2c. ID our price for . <-ply Square @
Round Corner CUFF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-27

To those who are waiting We want a.
say more Of the open frost ana baek
SHIRTS with the f.ncy bosoms and L,pn
CUTS attached-are here now. q a What
they are worth-but all we ash 10 7se. An
sisss-l4 to le.
Apother 7a-center IL the two sizss thar
are len f151s and 10 Of Fun Drsss wAiss
Shirts. The open front and back-apd the
bosoms are q broad expsnse Of linen. 7Sc.
isn't anywhere near the value price.
You nsver saw such q CUFF q We srs
selling at lsc. for less than &c q pssp.
They are link style and 4-ply.
l2c. ID our price for Q <-ply SQUARE -
Round Corner CUFF.
SIN some Of the Guror sUsPEsDERs
tguarsntsed ssnuipe) for Csc. q pair. An
isngtbs.
30 essea more CROWN BRACES q, a.
pair. They belong in with 7se. grades.
CSC. fw 7sc. BLACK SATIN TWICE
ABOUND FoUR-N-HAND sCARrs. Lat
that q wirper for usi
% cents for IMPERIAL FounrTN-HAxua
WITH stock attached. othes want Co.
for the imperial and ct least Q quarter -
ira fer the stock
We win eli yea tbs BLACK SATIN
STOCK for isc.-aad that n skeut ,0a
urdes prics.
Afother Is losen WHITE NIX ana
BLACK SATIN rpcKs just in-v1th sn.Ii
krots and towing aprons. Ours are N.
Other folks are soc.
90 dozen new eRecss IN TDcKs and RON,
N-RANDS for ese-
l2c. for WHITE LAWN Bows "a
Unslly ssll st sc. Ard vs g1vs - q
last 20 styles to PICK frsaL
&c. worth for 2sc.-CHNA suK n
vmxlBLl ForR-N-HANps-jus the ~
- two scsrh-And for Sc. mind yoa.
FANCY TWICE AHoCNp BoW-0a
e~tter nAke q note sf that-ycu ny vsa
q dosen ALL-sILx BAND Dows-so,.
quality Of matesisl-And Q 50c. shaps-R
- so.es WHITE rIQUR RrvERznta
FoCR-N-HANDs-wid and narrow-zse. .
Q for &c.
New lot Of MORE SILK Tpcu e.
FoUR-N-HANDe ct Doc.
ANDERsoNs MADRAS. .sds up n,
TWICE AROUND Bows-ssc. wear ~
the sessoo cut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-27

30 essea more CROWN BRACES NJ a..
pair. They belong In with zsc. sradss.
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THREE PAIRS FOR A DoI-I-AR-sse. n
yoa want q pair to try-TaD sna nassD--
crop stitch, with SILK ciccn ana hisA
spaaced heels and toes. oec. everywhsrs
but here-ooly sc. q pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-27

sc. fu TIC. BLACK SATIN Twice
ABOUND FoUR-N-HAND scARrs. Is..t
that q wirper for usi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-27

ANDkkSoN'e MADRAS. Dads up 40
TWICE AROUND Bows-2sc. Wear -
the season cut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-27

Dto ypu ever 80 q Herms1orf -dye1
sexss ans % osns Cor isss thaa 2se.f isa
thsss ars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-27

% cents for IMPERIAL Foun-N-nAxno
WITH stcck attached. otheu want Go.
for the imperial and ct least . quarter -
ira fer the stock
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u.1 Ross-BARRED MUSLIN N1oRf
SHIRTS ti.oo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-27

q cAMBRIc NIGHT sHRrs-eeo0e
dious and eomfortable-7sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-27

New lot Of MORE SILK TpcEu -
FoUR-N-HANDs ct Doc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-27

We win ell yoa tbs BLACK SATIN
STOCK for isc--aad that n shout ,oa.
urder prtcs.
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MUSLIN NIGHT sHIRTs-ertrs isss -
wids-plain white or neatly tinnsd -
fast celors-sises IL to ls-Soc.
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- dozen WHITE PIQUR REvERsDIn
FoCR-IN-HANps-wiSe and narrov-sss -
. for &c.
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. dosen ALL~sILx BAND Dows-soe.
quality OF matsriAi-snd . eoc. shAss-k
&c. each
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EXTRA SIZES NEW YORK MuL0
MrsLIN NIGHT SHIRTS eoxeo inchss-
IL to so-inch neck messurenent-$1.oo
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FANCY TWICE ARoUNp BoW-oa
r~fter nAse sote Of that-you ny vsa
one.
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""AS MT hIuEIcn DIu FrOpObe.
Senator Aldr1ch said that he made one
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l2c. for WHITE LAWN BOWS ia
Uuslly ssIl st Sc. Ard vs g1vs - q
Hast 20 styles to pick iron.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF sHERIFFS sALE-IN THE sU-
~ perior court OF the state OF Washington for
the county Of King.
A. NJ. Brookes, trustee, plaintiff. We. skookum
Manufacturing Company, defendant, and
First National Bank of Mt Vernon, inter
venor. No 1850.
Under aud by virtue of an order of sale and
tied court IN the above entitled action, / have
duly levied upon ths following described prop
erty, Io-wit;
All machinery. appliances and plant in and
upon lot seven "a, block one ID, Heirs of Sarah
A. Bells First addit on 20 The city of Seattle,
used by said defendant in aud about aud in
connection with its business of manufacturing
products of lumber, consisting OF 35-horse
power motor, l grinding MAGAZINE, stitching
machine, sandpaper machines, printing ma
chine, boring mach me-, dove tail aad jointer,
ming machine anvlls, | small forge. l set
q er's tools, set saws band saw, rip saws, 8
cutoff saws. l pianer and tools, elevator, /
truck, sucker and tools, shaper, baud saw.
! mortise machine, l tenon machine and
tools. emery wheel. carving machine, turn
ing lathe and tools. pair door clamps. mitre
machine, arm sand wheel, iron iointer, | saw
table. hand filler, hand setter, 5 work benches.
furnace, set iron clamps sets wooden
clamps, sash saw AMI all furniture, together
with all shaftiug, pulleys and betting; Also
span horses, weight loo pounds each aud
about years old; one dark and the other a
light bay; harness and two wagons
Notice Is therefore hereby givea that on Satur-
day, the 2sth day OF July. 1894 al the hour OF 10
ociock g. M OF said day, at the above described
premises, at the corner OF Filth and olive
streets, in the city OF Seattle, in said King
at public auction TO the highest bidder for cash
J. H. WooLERY, sheriff
BY j. NJ. SHARPE, Deputy.
Dated this the 18th day 81 July. 1894
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

DUMAS RECLAMATION WORKS, CONTRACT
- No. l-5esled proposals will be received by
the board of the snmas diking commissioners
at the Office OF the clerk OF said board. Sumas b.
C., until Il o'clock noon, Thursday. the I'd day
of August, 1884, for the whole OF the following
works required IN tho construction OF a system
of land reclamation aud drainage works:
The construction of leyee entertainments and
minor works connected Herewith.
The diversion and Strengthening OF certain
sloughs.
Ire closing OF sumas river by an earthwork
dam.
The construction OF rock tunnel through a
spur of sumas mountain.
The furnishing and erecting OF gates at said
tunnel.
All proposals must be made on the printed
form OF tender attached 10 the bin of quantities
ana DO aidreS sed TO u. W Chadsey, ESQ, clerk
Of the sumas diking commissioners, sumns II.
g, aud tho envelopes enclosing them shall be
legioiy marked on the outside upper leit-hand
corner. "Tender for Works"
the proposals will be opened aud canvassed
by the commissioners al the above sisted hour
and place
Each proposal must be accompanied by cash
deposit or certified check payable 10 tie order
OF the sumas diking commissioners for an
amount equal to five per cent of the total
amount of tho tender, the said deposit being
made guarantee OF good faith that the
party making the proposal will, II the contract
Is awarded TO him or than, execute the same
with approved security within one week of the
date OF said award. Immediately after which
the sum SO deposited will be returned to the
successful tenderer, and also TO the parties
whose tenders are not accepted.
should the party to whom the contrsct Ia
awarded fail TO execute the contract with an.
proved security within one week OF the date of
said award. the amount deposited by the said
party shall be forfeited to the said mmiss ION
eTs, and az the expiration of one week after the
date OF the award the said commits sioners shall
be free to make other arrangements for the per-
torrance OF the works.
Parties rendering shall write lecibly on tho
form OF tender, Immediately above their sigma
.tures, tho character OF the earthwork TO be fur
nished by them, that is TO say: Whether the
esrthwork viii be performed by them by means
OF wheel barr0ws, carts, wagons, ears or dfedg-
sfs, or by a combination of same. The same
party Is at liberty TO forward two proposals, one
based on the employment of wheel barrows,
carts, wagons and cars, aud the other based on
the employment of dredgers
Specifications aud drawings may be seen on
and alter the oth day OF July, 1894 at the Office
OF the clerk OF the SumAs diklng commission
ers, sumas, r. G.. or at the Office of MeSsrs.
keefer & smith, engineers OF tho works, Five
Skaters block, Nietoris, u. c.
Copies of the specifications Will be furnishe
by either OF the above Offices on the payment of
five dollars.
The commissioners reserve the right to reject
any or all tenders G. " CHADSEY,
Clerk sumas Dikfng Commissioners.
Ofice OF the Sumas diking commissioners,
s0mas. r. G.. july ?, Is9t
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MOI NTAIx-Iu seattle. July -. slss4- 20 the
wife Of &. r. Mountain. aAnznsefS
PlLEs-On Thursdsy. joy - isss. a TIE e9r-
a. AZ FIoregrs aaa YakimA qssFests. 20 tas
wife % g. ~ plies. daughter
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GOD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER RAINIER.

STEAMER RAINIER
tebuiit and refurnished Isayss Me-chsusS eock
,oday, "wednesday aud Friday at q m ioF
ngston, Tort Gamble Bangor seahecK In.
tup, Duwatte. Hoodsport Union City ana into-.
~ Ate pelnts. arriving In unlsn City at s. m
@vss Union City q N. Tuesday THURSDAY
saturday, arriving in seattle at 4 D. IN
K r. LIBBY. Maatex
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Premium
Map

And all have pronounced it most valuable and use
full acquisition to the home reading roOm the library
or the Office. The map is published by the we'll
known house Of Rand McNally & Co. of Chicago. and
is corrected to 1893. 1t is large, double wall man
with Rand, McNally Co.'s map of the United
States portion of the Dominion of Canada and Re-
public of Mexico on one side, on the other Rand Nc.
Nally & Co.'S Library Map of the World. The map
contains wealth of descriptive and historical mat
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rTyEEI.yY-fn ses,sle, a. Ga Tsylof street.
ThursdAy. Jaly -, 1885. Margaret lAvsslsxs
aged q years
Remains will Be smsalne1 snd held await
fnx the arrival Of tbs husband, Samuel Lives
Ley, ana 500, from the East
M Te--SJn wednesday, July "a 1894 .; Helsnn,
Mont. RUSSELL v. Miles. son or Fred and
TDu!sa NILES.
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Advertisements encsr the head o. Lost
reuoa. For saie, For Rs1t and stuatfons
Wanted viii be inserted sf the rats q tcSpt 9
word each insertion. Payment always 10 aa-
v.re@ No sdyersissnasnts received for less thaa
slesnsa.
NOTIcF-Ths business o1aee or the PosT.is-
-1tLsoxscgs Is open until Z = n slAsssils1
INFRINGEMENT. viii 30 received up 70 tAis tine
Advertisements viii Be rsesivsd Of branch
ofnee- of fhs PosT-IFTwL1IeEsckEals
TACOMA BUREAU-IiIs faeine avenue,
Thornns sanrnons, Manager
PORT TOwNsESD-Freuca & Springer
BELIINGHAM BAY BUREAU-Ssv What.
con. corner Haliy and Canoe streets o H.
Culver Manager
THO following LISTERS await advertisers a. this
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EsGTSEERs AVID coNrRz

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-EN-
- gin=ers and contractors: bridge building,
dredging, harbor improvements and general
contracting. a22 seattle National Bank building
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NAVIGATION Co

ACIFIC NAVIGATION CO
Time Card.
seattls and whateom Rouie-Stste of Wash.
gton leaves Seattle da iy except SATURDAY. at
p. m. SEATTLE and La Conner koute-Fair-
wen leaves Seattle daily except sunday at s
n. Tacoma and Seattle r oute--state OF " lash.
h on leaves Seattle Tuesdays and Thursdays
p N.
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Turing the past year several thousand readers
of the DAILY AND WEEKLY PoST-INTEI.
LIGENCER have secured copies of our
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TTPE WRITERS.

EXPRRIENCED TYPEWRITER. Sc PER
"a ioltoi legai work speciality. Address Miss
fsodsil. p O Box l5G8
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vgRETT AND sHoHoMfsH ROUTE
CUT RATE TO EVERETT.

STEAMER MABEL
ayes Central wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays aud
g. days NJ o N. for Edmonds, Mukilteo. Ev-
BE- Marysville. East Everett, Lowell and sno-
" sh FARE TO EVERETT, spc; ROUND
A. ?, 5oc; TO sEoHoNIsH, SOC
GEO. J. WILEY. Aren't
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TAKEN UP-A LARGE GRAY HORSE.
Il Owner please call on Patrick LOTUS, 10
Prince William street
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III on THE -rLyER-

AN JUAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
THOMPSON. Carrying United States mail,
lves C.ty u .cx, foot Main street., Monday.
X nescsT and Friday al =. N. for Port Town
y o, San Jgsa Islands aud New NhatroFn
N RIA BOUND TINE CARD. SOUTH BoUSn
attic. 2;eo Etn l.y \. " hslcom 6.00 ara
p Towns'1 -.cO am Ly Roche IT.. IL 90 am
-1day H'r.iI.59 ami Nv Fs.day HIT. 1850 n
Roche H 1880 pm iI-y r. Towas'c. 600 nm
N.NhsScom 600 pniA >estte...... Gas pm
r Thomnsou. Managing Owner. J. A
tusgt. A-eat 'Phoae So
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II H. RoPKEY. PRINTER. - CoLMAN
&hs building, seastle. Wash. Christian kndes-
yuT printing speciality.
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/ toI COASF STEAM NANIOAIIUN co.
STEAMER FARALLON.
D spstchss steamers for San Francisco July Il
u fortnightly thereafter.
/ rs senger and freight rates the lowest
ickets and freight rates csn DC obtained by
wing 10 ]. G. CARROLL. Agent
Union Dock foot OF Union street,, Seattle.
Telephone 81.
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|Ll&PIA BoAF-CoMMENcING JULY o,
1874
STEAMER MONTICELLO,
Dsily, except Sunday.
| olympia. 30 q IT Nv SEATTLE. - Loo n m
Tscoma. 40 90 n m Lv Tacoma -. s. 50 D m
seattle l2:0l m AR Olympia. -. $3.50 p IN
PARE, SEATTLE TO TACOMA, so CENTS.
andings-Seattle, Yesisr Dock; Tacoma, N.
r. r. Dock; Olympia, Horr's Dock. Tele-
quo <37 HATCH EROS.
|iCToRIA ROUTE
STEAMER ROSAIIE,
Arlington Dock.
1avsS for Victoria aud Port Townsend daily,
r. pt sunday, at Ii 80 p. IN. returning leaves
|etOris g. m. Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Unsend and way ports daily, except sunday
Il a M; sunday, direct, at a. m.; returning
beet, leavea Port Townsend at p. m. Phone no.
|VERErT ROUTE-STMR. GREYHOUND.
DAILY Except Sunday.
sayes Seattle As r. m, IL 30 a. m, and 4:0
IL. Leaves Everett 9 a. m, 2 p. N. and p. m.
|undays-Leayes Seattle 1850 a. IN. L.aves
sFott y. ~.
.ars-sfngle trip, 7ae: round trip. sl.25. Cen.
':ts with toats for Tacoma aad Saohomish.
|.anding-calman dock, foot ri Marion street
LsEATTLE & TACOMA NAVIGATION CO..
lud Troup. Pres. +. W. Goodhue. Sec'y.
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sTEAME9x
OLYMPIA. TACOMA ASD SEATTLE ROUTE
" : Wiley AaYi-stson ca = steamer
MULTNOIAH
BABY TINE cAsD.
LEAVE AEEEvs
0lympiA AZ 30 N THcoua A. $50 m
lseoa2a az. --. ~ '9 m seattle a. .l-,03
Aitie a. l-lc ? Ia Tacoma 81 8 ~ . "A
18coraa as. --.. 2.al n .0lYapia az. ts5 ?
Counsetiag wlsa boAts for sasitsa saa Kaullehi,
FARE To TACOMA. 81 CENTS
Landing, CTS paes. sosf 81 Main street
CAPTAIN /. WILEY. Maazsor
CITY OF AAEEDEES-SEATTLE TACOMA
" kae otymPia.
Ar. Tacoma 80 a.E-
Leave sest,ie mas. Ar u'ympiA Ice , m
Ar seattle ~ p n
FARE TO TACOMA, ~ oENTz
Eok = ; DRY DOCK. SIDNEY. CHARLES
ION AND BREMEhTDN
zHE Fksr srE&ass
CEN CANDY I4gf
LesFss Harrington A smftAfs sAArf iva TIN.
%. ,, sxespk kFiGay, a. $50 q u aaa 3 a N
LsAses nfeMsftsa 81 .. n. ard 40 = n
Lave. enaE.sston, > - a q. aaa 4 - a IA
LSsFes sls-sg, ". - - .za SIS \ n.
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Or Alaska

STEAMER CHILKAT.
H. McAilcp. Master, win ie.vS Seuztie on or
.sur the SIN and agth of each negS making
| "a az Ribs. Fare 10 Jun au, iiEse-e ass, 500
oaI-clAss SO. Fare 70 juneau ana return,
! IL class, $50: second-alass. 50.
J. q. CARROLL, Agent
Union Dock, foot OF Unlon st.s seattle
[tclephonc 81.
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ickets may be obtained at the Office OF the
3 pany, at Ocean dock, Seattle.
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Mss CHAPLIN GIVES LESSONS AT YOUR
VI home Csll reogn e. Third ana Unioa.
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GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.,
General Agents. San Francisco
Il JOHNSON. 7. s. Supl, Seattle
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socTETY NOTICES.
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The evening world., 1894-05-31
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The drivers OF the police patrol wagons In
Chicago have been organized by Teamsters'
Union No. l.
The Progress Association OF Steam Filters Help.
es will not send any delegates to the annual
convention OF their trade.
Furniture Workers Union No. % will instruct
Its delegates to the International Convention on
Saturday June 8.
The annual Convention OF the butchers Ma
lonal Protective Association will be held at
wheeling. w. Va, on Tuesday, June IL.
Branch IS. OF the workmen's General BENEFIT
Union gained eighteen new members this week
and fourteen candidates were proposed.
Next Sunday the people Of Switzerland will
citizen has a right to being furnished employ
ment by the Government.
Drivers Of Ice wagons and men working on the
assembly of the knights of Labor at Union
Square next Sunday. 1 p. NJ.
Local Assembly 465. X. OF L., tailors, gained
twenty-four new members this week.
The only ones among the textile workers OF this
Ing the panic ale the spinners. who have an or
ganiration comprising over 90 per cent. OF the
spinners In the United States.
Claims to the amount OF 81, 0s5 were approved
by the general officers OF the United Brotherhood
of Carpenters and Joiners during the last four
weeks. The balance on hand is over SIS. 900.
Paul Flasschel and H.. Gabler have been NOM
30 to the Central Labor Federation. The nominees
for auditors are: @. Bail, A. Lanse, E. Sucker
and r.. Modest. For members of the Label Com
mittee. M. Feldberg. W. Lenhon and II. Gabier
were named.
General Organizer D. B. Wheeler. Of the Tin.
Sheet Iron and Cornice Workers International
Union. has n plan for systematic agitation by the
Federation OF Labor. He proposes that
all organizers regularly report to President Com
pers the condition OF their respective districts and
hold general meetings from time to time to
exchange views and discuss the best methods Of
the organization.
The rapid transit meeting. under the direction
OF District Assembly -, X. OF L., will take place
on Union Square tomorrow evening. Every local
assembly will meet at Its regular place at I. 80
and then the members will march TO the Square
under the command Of their respective Master
President q. w. Perkins. OF the International
Cigar Makers Union. has refused to entertain
the charges preferred by the Central Labor Union
and the International Bakers Union against
Cigar Makers Union No. 30 for being afiliated
with the Central Labor, Federation. In which. as
1t was alleged by the complainants. organizations
are represented whose members were suspended
from bona hde labor unions,