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RAILROAD LINES.
q u aEs aggl .s5sy1I
DICHNOND. FREDERICKSBURG,

DICHMOND, FREDERICKsBURa
~ AND POrOMAc RAILROAD.
schedule commencing JUNE % lsgI.--
Eastern standard time:
TOO A. NJ. Leaves Byrd.s,rss, station
cal stations. Arrives AZ Wash.
ington at 1876 A. ~ BAN.
more, u noon; PhlIadelphIa,
go T.. NJ, New YORK, "a -
NJ. PuiIman-car 70 Washing.
1900 NJ. Leaves Byrd-s,reet s,a,o.
daily. except sunday Stops IA,
Elba. Ashland. boswell.
Milford. Fredericksbyrx
Brooke, and whitewater :,
rlyes at Washington at 81 T.
Philadelphia, 7:te 4 NJ. Nv
York. 1888 T.. NJ Also. con.
meets with tho CoDgressiorsl
Limited, arriving Baitino =
4:jl y. ~, and New York 90
Il. ~ Parlor-car 20 Washing.
ton.
7@ p. N. Leaves Byrd-street sta,o,
daily. Sleeper Richmond 81,
ington 10 Philadelphia. stat,
az Elba. Ashland. DOsW,i
Brooke. and Widewater Siari
at other stations on sunday
Arrives at Washington AZ III A
l.. NJ, Baltimore, T. % \. 81
Philadelphia, 3.D A. 81. ~
York. 6.53 A. NJ
$40 A. NJ. Arrives at Byrd-Street Static,
daily. Sleeper from New YORK.
Stops at Widewater BROOKE,
Fredericksburg, Milford. D. 81.
well. Ashland. and Elba Sfots
at other stations on Sun .a5 =
Leaves Washington az 50 4.
2;OP. NJ Arrives Byrd-street Station
daily, except Sunday. St,s
at Whitewater. Brooke, II r..
ricksburg. Guinea, Mild
Pcnoia. Rutherglen boswell
Taylorsvlle, Ashland. ana El.
ba. Leaves Washington g
1879 A. ". Parior'car fr.n
ss3P. NJ. Arrives at Byrd-strcet station
daily. stops cniy AZ Frederic
burg. boswell. and Ash.H
Pullman-cars from New AH..
and wsshing'o9 r., : bea'y'
Does not stop az Eiba.
i2i5 A. NJ Arrives at Byri-Str.st station
daily. Leaves Washington ,
y NJ Stors AZ Elha ga 1
PRINCIPAL local stations puil-
man-c1r from Washington.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODA.
TON
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
400 T. NJ Leaves Byrt-Strset station.
Arrives az Fscdercksbgrg az
6.ij T. ~
$50 A. NJ Arrives At Byrd street Sta
tiou. Leaves fredericksburg
e19 \. VI
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
CA 4. VI. Leaves Eiua. Arrives at Asi-
land az - \. NJ
GO Y. NJ. Leaves Eliza Arrives 90 Aels
land at 1ut y. A.
CTS \. VI. Arrives at Elba. Leaves AISLE
land al l5 \ NJ
GOA l.. NJ Arrives % Una. Leaves Al.
land AZ SIS h. NJ
c. A. TAYLOR Trade Manager
l.. I. ID. MYERS. Gent Sup't 49, =
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NOMINEE R.T.THORPE
HE IS A MAN OF INTELLIGENCE
AND A LAWYER.
Tho Latter Fact Will initiate Against Him
With the Popuiists-Petersburg
News Notes.

PETERSBURG. August i.-tspecinl.)-
The nomination OF Mr.. r. T. Thorpe,
Of Mecklenburg county. as the Republican
which met yesterday at Burkevllle. was
not unexpected. The resolutions adopted
by the convention show Enthusiastically
that the Republicans have Topped over
to the Populist principles OF free silver.
etc, and 1t Is expected that Mr.. Thorpe
will be endorsed by the Populists when
their convention meets.
Mr.. Thorpe is a lawyer OF good stand
ing. and a man OF intelligence, but his
profession is one that rather initiates
against him with the Populists.
The Malone element In the convention.
supposed to be against any nomination.
was rather weak, and the negroes. as
always heretofore, were practically no
where. 1t Is sad to relate that the negroes
though constituting the vast bulk OF the
Republican party In the Fourth District.
are always satisfied to be led by the
nose by their white brethren, and TO
come out at the little end of the horn.
COMPLAINT OF A TRAMP.
a 13-year-old tramp, giving his name as
Thomas Nolan, son OF a well-known oil
dealer of Bradford, Pa, made complaint
to the police this morning that he had
been cruelty beaten and his life threaten
ed by IA fellow-tramp. whom he knew as
Rad" over I'm Chesterfield county. The
appearance OF the boy showed that his
story was true, he having evidently been
subjected 10 very rough treatment. The
boys statement Is that he was forced
from his home by several tramps, who
took him about one hundred miles away.
and then dropped him. and that he then
met with and accompanied the man who
beat him this morning. Officers were sent
In seach of the alleged assailant, but he
had fed.
GENERAL NEWS.
The exports of manufactured tobacco
from this port during the month Of July
aggregated 536.92S pounds.
During the past month only twelve mar
riage licenses were issued from the Clerks
office in this city-four TO white and eight
to colored couples.
The Chief of Police reports 15S arrests
during the month of July. about two
thirds of them being for trivial violations
Of city ordinances.
One of the most popular men in town
to-day was Pitcher Leach, OF the Peters
burg club, whose superb pitching yester-
day won the game from the Crows.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

NJOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL AND
ISi SPRINGS over Rocknsh Gap, Blue hicge
Mountains, 1000 feet aboSe the Lowell o: the sea-
Emo views. delightful summer resort, cheap
"a. iovnIiI- nIeasiIre-seokers and families: OF
essy access. Address Messrs. MAssIE co,
.,,op Ia my ll-3m
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
| ROAD TIMETABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY, JUNE a, loyi
M $50 p. NJ. trains on this road VIII
! run as follows:
! TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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SD, @A CHESAPEAKE
EX EdWf ~ AND
NsYf1urEseAy OHIO RAILWAY

EFFECTIVE MAY 10. 1894.
TRAINS LEAVE kICEblOND. BROAD
STREET STATION.
$40 A. N. Daily, with Farlor-Car Tor Nor
folk, Portsmouth, Old Poiht,
Newport News. ana local sta
800 p. NJ. Daily. with Pullman for
local stations. Newport News.
Old Point. Norfolk, and Ports
s..o A. NJ. Local train. except Sunday. for
Clifton Forge Connects AT
Gordonsville for Washington.
at Virginia Midland Junction
for Lynchburg. at Basic Tor
Hagerstown, and AZ stanton
for Winchester.
80 p. NJ. The Cincinnati and st. Louis
Limited. daily. with pullman
Sleepers 10 Cincinnati and 81.
Louis. Stops only at Import
ant stations. Connects at Gov
ington for. Virginia Hot
Springs Meals served on
No. I. Local Train. except
Sunday. follows No. / from
Charlottesville TO Goshen
$50 =. NJ. Local train. except sunday.
Accommodation for Char
1890 p. NJ. Daily, for Cincinnati, with
+. j.. Y. Pullman TO Hinton, and Cor,
louisville TO Cincinnati and
Louisville. Meals served on
Dln.ng-Cats. Connects at Gov
ineton. Va. for Virginia Hot
Springs
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-STR
STATION.
aOO A. NJ. Daily, with Palace-Car for
I.ynchburg and Clifton Forge.
Connects at Bremo. except
Sunday, for ROsney. at Lynch
burg. daily. for the Southwest.
at Balcony. except Sunday. for
Lexington, and Except sun
day. at Bessemer for Craig
city.
600 =. N. Except Sunday Local accom-
modatl0n for Gladstone. Va.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
BROAD-STREET STATION.
SD A. NJ. Daily from Cincinnati
II 80 \. NJ. Daily from Norfolk and Old
Point.
2:2O p. NJ. Daily. from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
6:55 z. NJ. Daily. from Norfolk and Old
Point.
500 p. NJ. Except Sunday. from Clifton
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH-STREET
STATION.
sij A. NJ. Except Sunday from Glad
stone.
600 Z. NJ. Daily. from Lynchburg and
Clifton Forge.
JOHN ID. POTTS.
ap24 Division Passenger Agent.
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IITATER-GROUND MEAL, $50.

w Fine Family Flour Dy inc pafrei. eo.oo
Nice California Hamd ....................... ~
Z pounds Laundry starch. ................. 20
Large tat Mackerel. just from Boston...... ~
LIVERPOOL Sat, 2J0-pound sacks........... No
California Grapes. Z pynds............. -
5.uCO btgs ino Family riour. y
> plugs lne Chewing ToDacco.... -
virHnia Cider Vinegar. per galIon....,... -
Cat Herripgs, 4 dozen. ..................... -
Nice Prune-, q pounds TOR ................. -
3 bounds Cream Cheese. ............... ~
Roak Candy Syrlp, water while ............ ~
New Orleans MOlasse .-.........-. -
Ice Timothy Hay. per hundred. ........ 80
N,cc country Ru,,er '...,................. 10
Fine Home Made Peach Preserves.
u pound Oatmeal or Roliei Oats.......... %
3 Wounds Arbuckle's Coiioe ............... %
u pounds Granulatei sugar ............... -
2-pount-cans Corn Beef .................... 10
Bread Powders III l-poInd cans............ ~
Poited Ham IN large cans.................. -
Hoa -ehOl0 Ammonia. per Dottle........... -
Fines, Mocla and Java Coffee ............ ~
Fine Ing ish Breakfast Tea. 40
Water Ground Meal. per Dusne.. .......... "
Superlative Patent Family Flour. ......... $40
ID. OsULLIVAN,
ISL Main street.
Phone JU7. u.Tu, Th&sa
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CTOLEN, A LIGHT BAY ~
y HORSE; dark spot in his left side: GIM
hair rubbed off his tail and Just commenced 20
come ont lIe carries low head. has lone
scar on his face, and walked on part OF toes in
front. Was stolen out OF 3. L. WInston's ras-
ture, near Hanover Courthouse. last Friday
night. lie belonged TO James FEELS and Peter
FOX. They bought him from Wilton Nckinly.
TWEN1l DOLLARS reward. Address JAMES
ana PETER FOX. Peake's, Hanover county,
Va. au III
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EVERY TUESDAY. WkDSES
fsAY and tIIlD.Nt - SlVck 4. 81.
Nan,fesl closed ons hour before sallAs
time. ,., m, yori, finn, d..
~ North lNNer, 100 Liching"i ss,iy
MoNDAY. WEDNESDAi. and SAT- Is.
DAY AT ) J.. ~, ariiylns IA kiShm3n !
nnNDAY. WEpNESDAG and FRIDAY
MORNINGS. =,
Passenger accommo1ali0hs uhsti PAS -
c.Sln fare 10 New YORK Oncluiius
meals and BERTH Via James-rNer
..ut. ........ssss.sss. .ssFsr.F-f r.t.ss . ~
:, iN Vuad rim tickets. limited 10 thirty
''Ssxs after date Of Issue ............. ~ y
c,ass.,e fare with subsistence 1000. ~
Ssas,sSs fare, without suOsistrucr poi. ~
Shin Pare Ma Chesapeake ana ONO
Sa'iisYsv and Richmond and Peters
burg railroad buckets "n''e' sc1
f,tIr daysD ................r.-.r .-.,. -
Round "Trip tickets Omitted 10 UifV ., a,
daysl ....................r' 900. 90. s.,.',,l
Irissests can be obtained al, iIlen ',,.,.l,
r,ansf.r Companys ~ e7i- 9lti" 49,,
ch.sapeake and Ohio am n,"','.' 80.
Petersburg depots. am a, ',hsrf K.tA.
office. i9oi Main s'Fee" AN
etts. -, .,,t through bills %
,.diog issued for points oeSo ~
York. ~. ..,tu A. NJ
s.s,sns leaving Klchn9nd ga MNS
plVS TT ESDAlS. ME,< -. -
ppts,t,ii;sptYs. and SATURD ~ ~,
rrh,,sansak. ana ohio raiiwal o. - =.
oart Ssws az +. A.. and oy t,,r.,',.y
mcnd and Pe,srssoars ha, msli max so.
u mame at IL Norfolk with steamer 'sA''"'
th0ssS, r ssswy, II. ALLEN 4 CO. Asss ,is:,
No. 1901 MAID 1919
an and e0mnanv's wharf, H0sA''
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SOUTHERN RAIL Way
(PIEDMoYT ATR-LlYE).
RlCHNOND a DiNIltLE ami NORTH tlB0-
LIMA I!iNl0iN
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
IN EFFkl"' lilly g. tsYL


TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, W,
l. ~ a. Nj, oOL lllDt,.> LA4t,E,S. .l.
Tor DautNl-, Gre
" instOa-.-ilt 90. Connect. f.
Dau,llir Vita tuc ~ t-....
AMI ouGtnN .at.ru
Limited. carry luB rl. H.
AshcNhle tul HOT
Columbia. Auaurll. $50 ..
Jackson lll-. aul t... I.-
llntG, BilMlnE itu. 'I..,
Shreveport :, H N.t... l
Memphis = .t...I
at M,mph.s 900. $3.50
for ah point DID, l.... ..k
California
siceuers 1i..N.r.. VA. q
pautillr un. - .n..'....
II 40 NJ. Fast NAL. .... t.r AfIip-
IA. Auss O.. a.' ,..lt- South.
Connects af 81 VIA
FamNle tn' l.ulI'.r rI..-
road. az Is .f-N... ..f alag. s-
VIE. ONfoui. D. .i..... Itl
Durham. aul JOB - .t-I"I.
I.r Durham. Ii.It aN4
Nlnsto'-~ carr 81 go
-, pany.li o., &. iHHi Au-
EHatt. savannah Jt. Vile,
ana AtHuf' ltr'.r.tI~ At
iantd 90 lilrmn tlIw
600 Il. VI. LOCAL. dliif 90. sunday.
for Amelia 'nnrfaY..a and In-
terWoi'nia points
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BUSINESS WANTS.
LHANTEn SINNER ROARDERS.

w ANTED, SUMNER BOARDERS.
w | viii have two or three rooms vacant by
the 10Th instant, and can accommodate moro
toarders. My place IL forty-four miles ABOVE
Richmond on the Chesa peake and OHIO railroad
one mile IRON Bumpass station. Location
healthy and delightful. Excellent water ana
un surpassed fare. Gentlemen having their
families hero will be conducted to and from the
train ever dav II they like, OF charge. Re
ferences gwen and required. Parties can also
refer 10 Mr.. Burnett L-wis IN Richmond: Ad-
dress MIS-. r- ~ ThhhiSi'
All 81 Duuphss. va.
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:

90 A. VI. From Atlanta AMI Jackson
vile.
40 T.. NJ From Atlanta and Augusta.
$40 \. NJ. Fiom Amelia Courthouse.
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IITANTED THE PUBLIC TO TAKE

WANTED, THE PUBLIU 10 IhhE
w NOTICE that old har-mattresses are
made over az good as new and furniture reup-
Lolstcred in the best manner at moderate prices
by JACOB UMLAUF. Cpholsterer and Mattress
Maker, 10 south Belydere street Formerly
with Preston Belvin. au 2-lh&suts
GUNNER BOARDERS WANTED
- at "RURAL DALE farm. Nice location
One nile from Chase City and depot. Free use
of mineral water. Circulars furnished on az
piicat,on. Address JOHN A. LYNCH. Chase
City, Va. au <-ib@ou~'
WANTED, TO SELL CHEAP FOR
w CASH. PONY AND PHAETON. Pony
perfectly gentle anc phaeton in good order.
Also, a HALL IRON SAFE nearly new. Can DO
seen ut 1901 west Nam street. au 2-lhSSu2t
N}ANTED, A RELIABLE PARTY
w to occupy PART OF STORE 207 EAST
BROAD STREET Rent reasonable. " ~ lot
FORMULATED SUGAR, GROUNDS
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DOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEAT
Id LII EXECUTED At TAN DISPATCH
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Highest Of all in Leavenng Powe-Laes Us '0'' Ssp"'
R9H!A.!!!'fRss.!;!aRssE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
AUCTION sALEs-rh,s Day.
T ARGE TRADE SALE.

GOODS DIRECT FROM A NORTHERN
JOBBER-SALE WITHOUT LIMIT.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned, grantee and trustee in cer-
tain deed made by J. II. Allen and Lucy A.
Allen. his wife, dated August Is, A d. 1898, will
on saturday, the 30th day OF June, A. ID. 1894, at
2:30 O'Clock p. m, at the front door of the King
county courthouse, in the city OF Seattle,
pose TO public sale and sell to the highest bid
der for cash. the following described real estate,
situated in said county and state. and described
as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the corner OF sections II. Il. Is
and IA, in township rs north, range east,
thence north S4.2 fest: thence north &c deg. and
is min west COS. Is feet to the place OF begin.
ming, which lie the northwest corner of the tract
herein described; thence south q deg AZ min
west $50 feet: thence south 60 deg. and Is min.
east 2Oo feet; thence north % deg AZ min east $50
feet; themes north &c deg. and Is min. west 90
feet TO the place OF beginning, with all and
singular the sawmili, dry kilns and all other
improvements, machinery, etc. thsreunto. be-
longing. OF in any wise appertaintng.
Said sale will be made py the undersigned
under and by virtue of the powers vested In
him in and by a certain deed OF trust made by
J. IL. Allen and Lucy A. Allen, his wife, to the
undersigned, dated August IS. 1928, and re-
corded in the Office of the county auditor of
King county, in said state, among. the records
Of said county in volume i76 OF deeds, at page
los, and under certain agreement referred 10
Ia said conveyance and made a part thereof.
dated August 25. 1898, between c. G. Coleman
and c ara G. Coleman. his wife the parties OF
the nrsf part and Joseph I. sinclair. David
McNay, A. f.. Pretty, n. w. Fletcher and Ien-
ME Fletcher. his wife, the parties OF the sec
ond part. in pursuance of notice and request
OF the parties of the second part named IN
said agreement directed TO the undersigned.
reeiting that default had been made in the
payment of the couaty and city taxes which
matured 81 osequent 10 August 3, 1898, and
september y, 1893 assessed and levied on said
premises. and that default had been made in
keeping up and maintaining IRE insurance
upon the property Aforesaid as required by said
LESTER TURNER,
Grantee and Trustee In said Deed
Dated Seattle. Wash, May ~ A. ID. 1894.
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mxRRrAeEs.

roYT.ys- f,fyEwAN-4t she residence OF Rev.
g0an r Damon, 80 Fifth street, June a 80,
Mr. Charles T. Boylss sad ziss Margaret May
Dorrnan-
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IsOR sALE-120xI9 on NINTH STREET.
II near the courthouse for s.. 500 worth 5000
in good times ". D. Field, room Is. 7oS Second
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TWIII, MAKE A FEW GOOD LOANS On Pr
i amos AZ reasonable rates & Z Thursion.
6ilnore's Ticket Agency. southeast corner Sec
oud and Cherry streets
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Special NOTICES.

U,GG>, FGGss RANCH. DOZEN FOR Sc
Il st the Cow Butter store, Front street near
Pike.
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SOCIETY notice.
A RcANA LODGE, NO. 81. r. AND A NJ
n Stated meetings second aud fourth Mondays
Of each month. ~. ". BASS '" ID.
A. & GIBBS. Sec.
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I,LIENsRUR e CREAMERY. FRESH DAILY.
Ia s2izc per pcund az the Cow B1ttsF store,
Front street. near Pike.
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An Empty House

Goes 20 rack and ruin pretty rapid
: ly. Better get tenant. Spot cash
tenants ara found ny uslng the one
cent Fer word ''fcr rent" column Of
the PosEIntelIigenesr.
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NOTICE TO USDERTAKER-BIDS WILL
N be rccsived until Jcly i6. 1924. FOR the stock
and business of the Cross Undertaking CON-
parry; established ten years, full particular on
application terms reasonable. K Z MCCOY.
Receive. Boston block. Seattle. Wash.
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xor1CE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders OF the seattle Transfer Company
will be held on Monday, June ., at O'Clock
p. m, in the Office of the company at Third and
Weller streets. CHARLES ARMSTRONG,
Z. ]. REEk1E, Secretary. President
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NorrcE TO Contractors.


WANTED - TENDERS RECEIVED AT
w Office, 81 Seattle National bank building,
up TO II o'clock. July 5. 1894, Tor about S,oooovo
feet Of lumber, $500 cedar ties and flr and cedar
lumber, delivered at railroad companS's wharf,
Honolulu, II. l.: certified check OF 500 accom-
panying each Did 70 be forfeited in case the sue
cessfut bidder fails 10 tier into contract with
good and sufficient bonds to carry out his con-
tract within ten days from the award; before
bidding bidders requested TO call at Office
for full information about bids, delivering of
lumber and arrange payments: right reserved
to reject any or all bids A Feek, p. o. Box rs,
Seattle, Wash.
NOTICE FOR PRoPoSALs-SoTICE Is
IN hereby given that sealed proposals will be
received by the board of commissioners of Sno-
homish county up to Il o'clock of Monday
July 2, 1894, for furnishing the different county
Offices with plain and printed records for one
year. Books to be of two sizes. 1lisxlS Inches
60 pages. and 111axlS inches, 4s0 pages Ali
books TO contain best quality OF paper. such as
is used tor that purpose, and 70 be fiat opening,
covered with leather and recovered with best
quality of canvas. with 41S-inch leather cor
ners, the number, size and style of book 10 be
furnished when same is ordered. Bids must
specify price of each style OF book and to be ac-
companied with sample of paper TO be used
Board reserves the right to reject sny or si bids
ID. s. sWERDFIGER.
County Auditor and Clerk of Board
snohomish. WASH, June %. 1894.
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nr4rns Arp rUsEHALs.

prTRrzo.-Iu seattle at Provsdencs hospital !.
sanfav. June a, 1874. john y. Peterson. from
INJURIES recsIvsd IN landslide. aged y years
Services will BE- held At B0nnsy ssswarts
chapel this sftsfnoon a. ? O'Clock InierneSt
In Lake View cemetery.
pUPRAW-Ia Seattle. ~ the residences OF her
parents. 2l0s Third street. Saturday nignS
Flen vi. Puyrgw, aged II no1tha
services will be held q; the residenee this
morning at 10 O'Clock. Inprmeai In Mount
Pleasant cemetery.
rngFRsON-At Port Crescent. June -, 1854,
Nj Frank koberson. Of consumption. aged "
years
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Advertisements under tho head OF Loaf.
found, For sale, For Rent and Hitustaons
Wanted will be inserted at the rate OF cent
~ore zach insertion. Payment always in adj
vance. 10 advertisements received for isss than
.5cents.
NOTTCT-The business Office Of fhs PosT-If-
TxLIIeErcKE Is open until II p m tissssnoa
.<vsyssss,rents viii be received up % this time.
Advertisements viii be received AZ branch
eflee. Of the Pogr-IsTKLIIeErcEE al:
TACOMA BUREAU-IIle Pseiac avenue
Thomas sarnmons, Manager
PORT TOwEsESD-Frsnch Springer
BFIIISGHAM BAY BE REAU-Sew what
ecpn. corner Holly and Canoe sireeiA q. ID
Culver, Manager
The following letters await advertisers at this
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
REDMOND DEFENDS HIS DOG.
Says Mayor schieren Can't Stop
the CANNES Barking.
Refers to Other Nuisanccs, which
lie Claims Are More Important.

Some time ago Mayor Schier.r, of
Brooklyn, received complaints from "A
delegation Of citizens, who claimed that
life was made miserable by the howl
Ing OF three dogs owned by g. Red
mond, OF 1923 Thirteenth street. The
Mayor notified Mr.. Redmond that he
would have to abate the nuisance. To-
day Redmond replied He said he had
only one dog.
'As II is characteristic of dogs to
bark. II is not in the power, under the
law, for either the Mayor or myself to
stop him from barking. unless | gag
him. and then I would be liable to ar
rest for cruelty to animals" wrote Mr.
Redmond.
"a dog does not, as rule. sit in the
house and say his prayers, and my dog
is no exception to the rule.
Redmond went on to say that there are
abate. He declared that there is n water
steal going Oh close by his home. and as
the Mayor is supposed to be reformcr
II, should look into IT.
Another neighhor. woman, he says,
is running boiler without n license.
Complaints to Boiler Inspector Powers
and other officials have gone unnotiCed
The Mayor instructed his secretary to
notify Mr.. Redmond that as he had adj
mitted that he was maintaining null
sance. he would have to ahate II forth
with. Violation of the law by others
did not excuse him.