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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23

Any attempt Of the Christian powers to
provide for the publication OF the cholera
breeding citY Of Mecca would be regarded by
the whole hoslsm world as its dsflement and
PROCLAMATION; and any interference Herewith.
other than that OF the Turkish Sultan or tho
shsik-ul-IslAm, would raise a frenzy among
the hohsmmedAn population Of Asia. Europe.
and Africa. Thus . check IL out upon
the main purpose OF the International Sani-
tary Conference which has been holding its
sessions in Paris for the past three wsskA
The delegates have been unable 70 deal with
the question Of Mecca" This week, how
sVsE. a. Ne lsSFR b. URitsd PTsAs dssDsteh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23
ANOTHER OHIO CANDIDATE
To. Johnson May he Nominatea for Ere.
deaf.

49, " ~e.-~e N-"s --~ AoF
deaf.
From a, chr.,ani Piafn Deai.-.
The Hon. Tom L. Johnson as Q Presidential
possibility In 1896.
Such is the latest political reconciliation
that revsrberated through tho marble walls Of
the Cuyahoga building Monday morning and
found an echo among tho open spaces OF tho
Public square. even among tho chattering
groups Of politicians In the political empori-
ums near the County Court House.
The report came with some considerable
show OF earnestnsss from a business associate
OF the Cleveland Congressman. WHO has Just
returned from Washington. New York. and
1t was made all the more earnestly as being
coupled with the announcement that Mr..
night and the two snnouncements were TAKEN
as evidence that they were given with au-
It would surprise any .Cleyelandsr." said
gresham johnson has 5ecoms with ali classes
= few days ago TO pick up in the Filth Avenue
Hotel three leading New York publications,
sketch OF Tom Johnson. One was the Reriss
o. hcr'f st enc o. the Leading mo9thlies the
Richard Cookers New York organ. the Tam,
The latte considered the most remarkable
event OF the three, IL was not strange that
Mr.. Johnson's work in securing the early plac-
ing OF wool on the free list, should hsye made
Representatives and OF any articles relating to
II know. however Mr.. johnson has attracted
the personal attention OF Mr.. Richard Croker.
the TammAny leader, and that the fuli:p
Johnsons political and business career were
the result Of Mr.. Cookers own solicitation.
The political situation in New York, espe-
cially since the rejection OF Mr.. PeckhAms
nomination., makes 1t certain that NO New
York candidate can be nominated in 1888.
The nti-snappers are known TO be much in
terested in Mr.. Johneon's political progress
and are watching its development with no lit
tie care. MIR, Croker is also favorable to the
Western Congressman aud the fact is signih-
cant that two such powerful political forces
prove formidable in the next Convention.
The fact that Mr.. Johnson was regarded
by many persons as the best equipped Demo-
erat 20 oppose Gov; Mckinley last fali in Ohio,
10 still being urged reason why he would
make a suitable candidate against him in
1895. With Ohio and New York in his favor.
he would undoubtedly make a strong showing
In the next Convention"
Congressman JOhnsOn's visit to Cleveland.
IL 10 said. Is occasloned by the approaching
spring election. he being a member of the
Democratic City Committee, and on account
OF business with the Big Consolidated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23

pared for the occasion. No wonder that
many Of the students have ned.
There cannot be any doubt that the crimi-
nal laws Of the State will be administered
In the case Of the guilty parties at Cornell
University.
That Law ought TO have been admins
tered more rigidly in cases at Cornell many
times during the past seven years.
The university officers will cooperate
with the authorities upon this occasion. In
the interest OF law and justice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23

ITO prohibit the tolling Of bell In any
cemetery In Brooklyn" 10 the title OF bill
that has been introduced into the Assembly.
Will tho meddlers with everything and every
custom. and every right Of the living and OF the
dead. even with funerals. burial ceremonies.
and immemorial usages. never cease their
meddling1 II a bell cannot be rung. muffied
drum cannot be beaten. tho wailing OF the be-
reaved cannot BIO tolerated. the holding OF
mortuary services In tho graveyard must DO
prohibited. Away with these annoying and
impious Intermediates. who are forever run
ming foul OF all kinds Of things that ought to
be let alonel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23
SUNBElMA

william yuIlsr of Sac tovn,bip Hardin countx
Iowa although a. YEAR, old still works hia farm If
forty Acres and when he bas nothing bett.r to do he
cut, and su. wood II A, tho old man. .p.ci. d.
Iabt to driys p.tr OF lively Young bors.. .u.b a.
onIv ma with ontct .v. ard stron Arm can h.na.
- ~ .e'. , Nv p $500, - 80 oiA~n'n" IS
'.iy un.'.n' 'u'ns .,o" 'ae Ane'en oNs eSeo eye
800 " nue., ~ $50 " " :. " 'o 'ue - osHea
eJeorCeS p"sopposou " some 'nA' TINS husr
WIS usea as mo"e' III paris VI ina'A ioui centuries
ago anu specimens toena 'oaAy' nave an interest," OF
hum"mA"'@
Americans returned from San Domingo give .
curious of the republic. The native negroes
live In a state OF extreme simplicity Children run
about naked up to the age OF twelve years when .
family goes awaiting tho children that go along
clad for the journey after some crude fashion. but
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23

TON JOHNSON Of Ohio Is named as a pos
sible Democratic candidate for President We
hail the event with pleasure.
Mr.. JOHNSON has acme qualifications OF the
highest value He 10 no liar and no humbue.
He will never run on the platform OF tariff
for revenue only and then show hlmself an
unblushinR protectionist as soon as he is
sWorn into Office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23
Oas way 90 rat "a
TIE Late JadEs LAaar.
Iron Harpsr's Esskk.

TToH HarBsT's Fs'kt.
oA one occasion be ~As taksh 20 task By LADY a.
Bar HaFbor Who ihouEnt be did not recognize her
All. Judgs" she SAID. " am afraid you dont rsmsm-
Der me met you here two TsArs ago" Rsmsmbsr
you madam 2" wAs bis guiek reply. Sith one OF bic
e0urtly boWs ~by. I've been trying ever sines 10
Iossf you Ana abs lAuEhingly exclaimed oh. 80
ASay. yea dear dsliShIfal 0ld ssgthsEn kgRbaSP
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23

when the Election sOSrd OF the First district Of the
Twsntythird ward Of Pittsburgh made its report Of
Tuesdays election the following statement Writ-
ten the esTtineAts: we hereby certify that there
Democrats left In this district. owing 20 the
Wilson Dill" Not Democrats vote offered in the
precinct
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23
G. a. ,s the Caskoo.

Adaptd from VILLAS WoTdssoTtA.
o bliths newcomer! have heard
IhsAr thee and rejoice;
o Cuckoo shall call thee bird
or AutomAuc Vslee
while I am sitting on Ny Throne
Thy t~ofold shout heAr;
From House Co senate It seems 70 ar
Al once far of. and near
Though bAbbling only to long rows
or weary ConEreAsmen.
Thou bringsst me more sweet TspOss
Than any MuESump's pen
To seek thss did often rove.
when dismal DAYS Occurrsd;
IsT thou vert still hops. a love;
san longsd for. never heard
Bat can llstsH 10 thee nou
Whsns'er pull The string:
And. b. my high aud noble oToSl
Thvu art mandy tning
o .ssssd bird the hAIs pace
To me appear 10 be
An unsubstAutiAL fzsTy place.
IlAI y nI Aons fsS IhSsl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23

1t Mountain Iron. and he = now the
proprietor Of Bede's Budget. published In
Tower. There is . Republican majority OF
1000 in Tower. The little citizen wants 20
convert II.
yielding to the persistent solicitations Of
his fellow Democrats. Mr.. BEDB last July
announced himself az candidate for Mar
shall" His application was written on birch
bark. the same material as his trousers.
The opposition was strenuous. The Demo-
cratic organization In Minnesota was
against him. That helped him with Mr.
CLEVELAND. and Major BALDWIN, grateful
for his services to himself In 1892, worked
for him with a will. BALDWIN, BEDE. and
Birchbark won. The combination was too
strong to be beaten. and the last member
was the strongest. THE old war horses
are kicking like steers" says the Ek River
Star Ne,gs In a beautiful burst Of metaphor.
who lie this man JADAM BEpE." asks the
Litchfeid Ners Ledger sarcastically. The
old Democratic war horses are SICK" crows
the Sleepy Eye Herald. The Hon. JADAM
BEDE is perfectly we'll. Let US read his
views OF his appointment:
"of this truth be ever mindful
Gentle pilgrim here bellows
Folks that you amt never heard Of
May be good ~ them you know"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23
1hFITt.


iI"Hi re tAioa9a AFihh " btn4
Hello KilJordaul Buying new oysreoAt? ?"
No. Don't give II away. Shgdbolt. but it's
my old ehihGhilla ! paid barber nfty esRtS
% run his elf psIs over IL"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23


Possibly It will clear up the Msrshslship mystery
little when explain that the recipient OF the Presi.
Dental valentine born In ohio. That was his rssi
but accidental Of strength Bat there are those
who will always thnE Il was because he did no birch
barking up the wrong tree"
1t will be seen that JADAM BEDE is not
only an original In costume, but mad
wag. He once nominated q candidate for
Northumberland in q speech which he
regards as among his masterpieces. Wheth-
er 1t was humor or blrchbark that made his
fortune. made 1t is. One more extract from
Bede's Budget to show that the Little Cit
izen Of the Vermillon Range believes he has
found fellow humorist In Mr.. CLEVELAND:
Here We have the President in the white House
drawing $4,000 . year besides flowers and type
writer and competing successfully with the SO hu.
morsts in their desert wiida It the quality OF work
manship that counts"
There Is fire OF birch logs on the
hearth. and an agreeable expansion In JAp-
AM BEDE's famous trousers as he holds
his little feet and legs before 1t. There lie a
gentle but deep grin on his engaging and
youthful face. The Little Citizen Is happy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23

"Tbs Pt-,er Pr,,, calls US ,msl potato advocate Of
free ore and the direct slap at the Hn-apois
Tr5@ne which is edited by a hunrnr. Bat say. Jos,
we're not mashed potato"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23

"n 10 quite . jump from the signing ofths wilder.
ness to the songs of the redeemed, but lightning will
knock q fellow that FAR semstmel"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23

The only objection thus far made to the B-asa
fer U. Marshal is that he 10 not high weiFhmsn"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23

-w. again repeat. L., u, iov. on. another
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23

Some one sent word TO Grovsp that the editor OF
the B~dgrt 10 little mite; and osovrn inadvertently
mari ed SO mite IL ber
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23

-Th.nt,, oror--. for your r.l.ntin. +"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23

Gentle pilgrim here bellows
Folks that you amt never heard Of
May be good a. them you know"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-23

"soms folks in Minnesota seem surprised to see .
JOKE draw . salary"
Ths other candidates for Marshal are certainly tan
enough to overlook our fsuits."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-29

The Georgia M,nstrels will b at the Sc
attic theater on Thursdsy night.
The Coupeville baseball team met defeat
at the hands Of the Cricksss Sunday. score
81 tot.
Two cash, three homestead and two final
homestead entries were 6led ct tho land
ONCE yesterday.
Who wants ten acres of cleared land
near the new university sitter Apply 70
Wilxinski, 1908 Second street.
On MAY 30. Decoration day. carriers win
make an early delivery and the postof1ice
will b open from 70 IL q N.
Homestead patents we're received at the
land Office yesterday f0r James Conway,
Joseph Bartsch. Mary J. Mervin.
The exercises on Memorial day At the
Seattle theater win be In the morning st
ii O'Clock and not In the evening a. srron-
eousiy published.
The Concatsnstsd Order Of Hoo-Ho
AZ O'Clock. when the first lodge in the
state will be organised.
The Lorraine Club win give . social
dance ~ the Arlington hall this evening
instead Of Friday evening. ~ Was stated
In Sundays issus Of this paper.
The fire apparatus from house No. Z vas
called to Fremont last evening 1T $50
O'Clock by false alarm. IL Was thought
that ire had caught on the roof OF the Pc
cifc mill.
Thieves are 1T work on the water front
and during the past week have stolen lot
al exss and groceries from the Central
and FLYER wharves Entrance Was sf-
fected in each case from beneath the
wharf.
John Freeman and John =. Byrne, Who
vers charged with interfering With the
Tinted states deputy msrshais at the time
the Yakims prisonsrs were brought to this
city. were discharged from CUSTODY yestsr-
day By United States Commissioners
Emarv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-29

sHEEwooD PIANO coxcxxr.


ASsDssS AtWos &9Joyo0 ~ t0o
osasels 1Aeatsr.
The Sherwood piano concert at the g.
aetis thsatsr last evening was cns Of those
charmingiy select artistic treats Of raru
Occurrences and vas greatly enjoyed By the
large gathering Of cultivated society and
music loving people who went 70 do honor
20 the American pianist whose fame 10
recOgnissd abroad - much - IL 10 ct homo
The musicat interest in the event vas en-.
HANGED by the unsxpscted but welcome
appsarace Of Nra w. J. Grambs, whose
liquid mexso-soprano Of great range has
ben beard ON % many pleasant occasions,
and Who charmed the audience last even
tng With several Of her best ssiscsiona
d.. =. s. Palmer, the vsli-known musi-
clan Of local fame. played the accom-
paniment for MrA Gfambs. In addition 70
these two the concsrt Vas pleasineiy
varied By Mr.. Olof Bull. whose execution
On the violin, TO Mr.. Shsrwocd's accom-
pantment, proved him to b . MASTER Of
that instruments These three local artists
fully shared the honors Of the svsnins
with Mr.. Sherwood, and Mrs. Gramhs was
the recipient Of magnificent bouquet OF
white roses fastened with white satin
ribbon. The programme rendered by Mr..
sherwood Was largely classical and
proved specially choice to the large num-
bsf OF teachers and students noticed in the
audience. Every recognised school Of
music was represented and skillfully In
terpreted By the talented master.
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r heeesaunsne UoAes 1eveooe
- 1904 - Quesessa.
nford yesterday aftssnoon -.
psing argument On the d.
petition Of she Pusat Sound
TX that hs make permanent
s.; - restraining King county
lag taxss on It, capital stock
reyenus Law Of 1s0l, and took
abatement, The case II . teoe
0hieA the rlrst National, Boston
osottlo National and National
1cummsrcs ere also interested.
1ouusrsr attacks the merits o. the
Allss the suit vas bsgun the lsgisia-
I , r ISos repealed Ne revenue Law Of
1900 the hank new dsmurs on the
- Inst the rspealing clause did not
|r|eo = he stats o. county the right 70
lrost taxss unAsr u Tor The year 16ol.
Assuming that 10 sspsal vas aosoiuts
'uiahout any SAVING Of rights. the parties
sofil Iotn Issue q - ths sdscs 81 the repsAl.
Ios the hank Harold Preston and J. r.
Howe argued tAas the oounty.cMcsn have
no more authority - uroceed now - col
iecs the tar than u thecs nsves had been .
Iaw aothosising ~ anDoooment, On thu
principle shat With ths yspesl u statute
evssyShing founded on Il falls With IL Tor
the county 8 n. Pile argued that thsrs
VS. aissedy vested right which the leg
isistuse haA 20 power - repeal, - Il had
already passsd into judgment 20 far - IL
eoeld. He also held that he Law ef 10o6
.Sevidss . suflcisnt saving cause. - il
nsds ample provision for the collection Of
sfnS0 1oe prior years
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~ ~ commenced In the superior
eMe lstEday By 3. W. Andrews against
- y. Gibson and wife and Harry White
/ - eFoehes 70 recover -, 30 on note and
n9Nnees given March Is, $3.50. for two
ri md forfeited by default Of interest.
eoos and mortgages were originally
49, = fAsos Of Harry White q Co.. and
Y ~ assisnsd to Andrews September
= ~ The Whites claim an interest In
- ness3ass By way Of judgment. and
Asdssvs MA Judgment in his favor and
esaef sos the sale Of the property,
saaea eoasisss Of lot in Gilman park
- tso tracts Of land. one In Whatcom
"a - eeAee In Island county.
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vSIrO oRArD cTDcuT3 cousr-nAHYonp. !.
Henry sargent W etass assurances Con-
pany-A Motion 70 propound tnterroea-
tors % plaintiff: granted: dsmnrrsr
sexen under adviss0enk
oeofse z. Blanehard, recsaver of First
cssse..i baak - Waoeeo0. ~ Emily b.
Cen4etds exocutrfx: de0urrur 70 AMENDED
complaint: taken sn1ee olvissmsnt.
rneee sound National Bank W County
q Asng and Byron Phelps. tssssursg: de-
murrsr % answer; taksn under advise
0oue
OWL pErAs1uux-osDors l.
Rohsst Kath ". City II Ballard-vx-
oict Tor plaintiff "a
Gordon Hardware Company W W. c.
Mnli:ms-Jndgmsnt for plaintiff $S2a -;
David Gilmore N o. ". LypeA Z Co.
Judgmsns for plaintiff $ioso: ordsr
Wstson G. Squire ct M. " Msrear,t 4.
Cox-Judgmsns on verdict; signed.
J. G. Waliacs " }. n. Rex st ai.-Jude.
mont on verdict; signed.
Defanit and tudgment 12Sx16 signsd.
Christine eelby N Mutual Lie Insur.
ancs Company-Ofdsr removing cause 70
Federal court: signed.
I'd L Terry q Il ". CIassncs Moore
Order Tor writ Of restitution: bond fixed
- so = g 49, sa9nen
1919 ~ =. q Is. -. zcward Hummer -
OBJECTION AZ i a HcS;uvr. ...s-.. -
saiss-0vsrrulsd.
All How ". yacob rurth q al-Jurv
waived; continued TO June IL
rourrv nr,..~~,v,-
"a -. - -.
.- a1 - - IaILy Wniss g ai.-kin1.
~ -. c0ei M ...ony 4 % isv signed
~" - =. 1suy wnies ~ eL-Jud4.
1 sIs rsntseed: @ which defendant
civs,ors - "a. "a sHo 1ss g. .scss sna cor:
Sus,ons ~ ~ $40 w. nosaos o. appeal
N opsns Seurs -u
rsIss 49,. unsn " nsaisra Elece!io
.;y 49,, Possponine saae:
cs... 49, r
,Mnns.. s o.a., - lem rsTxinson .
a-.+ssa T. ~ s3Ts ssao Iof R.ssna1;
90. y I, ~. vSopsny - henry hsck-
nsta :. 80 x lno.n9 oa sscsss ooneiusions
p - - c. Ss IN. ~ -.
r.n.ss Sns rs III Compsny ~ racine
SOnpsny- ussl.
YnoDA11 Dx1A1TnRuT--LAua J.
Estate OF Hall Davis Order appointing
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Transcript on appeal was iiled in the
y sf'os court yesterday by Fiorsncs La
- Who vN convicted by Judge Glas-
y. 9 fooosag John Brown. May s, Of -.
~ found guilty and sentenced to pay
.ae o. 800 and serve thirty days
= a. - county jail. John Brown. - prose-
shness, besides losing HE money
s..s soss In jail in default Of 500 bond,
- M tormsntor Is out on $500 bail.
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A Ol1 Account IN D,e,.s..

uiai was commenced in Judge
+ court yesterday Of Upham Brcs.
49, saos manufacturers. Of stouehton,
against Toklas. Singsrman q Co.,
l Ia ser VISA for bill Of goods alleged
= ~. eesn sold the cid arm Septembsr
The defense claims that their
sAo bought the goods was drunk
no authority to make the deal.
- 10 still on trial.
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rim.s Imprevi.s.

A test Of the times 10 always found In
the condition Of trade. We have II mind
. firm which started Q clearance sale q
sctual cost on terms strictly cash. and
who report constantly increasing trade,
showing that when goods are sold - I'd.
vsrtissd the people Of our city have the
money to buy. Such firm Il The Pacific
Hardware Company. 81 Ysslsr svenus.
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Ga rrsnt ST.. Seattle. WISH.

The old established specialists sfs seai!
tyeatine With unsurpassed euccese Al
Gentle. Urinary diseases 81 either SCI All
Private, Blood. Skin Dissasss and Nervous
Debility quickly cared Personal Atten.
tien given 70 every cAss ana al euraoss
eases auarsntssd Charge log.
PILES. FISTuLA, RECTAL III
GERS, STRUCTURES AND vARICO-
CELE-Cures euarsntssA Without pain ~
dsssnsisn from bus nes&
We vii give $1,000 In gold coin Tor
any caes Of yarscocsss thas he's ben %
e1ia b cured BY medicine. electricity os
sny sypaisnc0 or applications insunaitys
extexnsl.y or stsrnally.
eYYHfLIs, GOSoRRH0A, 6LEKr.
eesrmsscrrhna, Seminal Weakness, Less
RsnAesd, Night Emissions. Deeayed Fac
uitiea Female Weakness as1 Cd delicate
disorder peculiar - either So positively
cared. n veil - I'LL funstsonai disorders
shss resuis from yoathfaa teiilss 81 The En-
eess ef masuss years.
Thousands cared BY ccrrsspondsnce. 81
privsso. and msdicsne securely packed
hen visv. Pisin envelopes use6 6en1
staaps 6ps rsply fos question III - call.
Ceusuftasteu fssa Honfs, - II q. m. !
9 9 and - . p N SUNDAY heuzA Dte u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-29

Il 1soublesome Queetle0 LeaAo - On.
deserved Cftt1c1sa.
On Saturday night . man who was
wrestling in Q saloon was thrown and his
Lex broken. He was taken 10 police head
quarters, and . messsnesr ssnt for Health
Oficer Palmer to get an order for his ad-
mission TO the hospital.
DR.. Palmer explains that he has no
authority to act in such cas-. The late
corporation council. George Donworth,
rendered an opinidA that the only persons
the city Was legally bound 10 take care Of
were those afflicted with diseases danger
Gus to public health and prisoners ocn-
fined in the city JAIL All other INDECENT
cases belong to the county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-29

oplains In equity was filed In the
$3.50 court yesterday by Margureta r.
- - AGAINST Alfred Marshall and wife
!. :. IAN Forester and wife to quiet title
/. -. block 81. of MaynArd's, on which
49, 1sas has been cast BY an error in the
1an name az a former owner.
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0.ask Work En- che Uaivsrsisy.

The excavation for the foundation Of the
new state university building 10 making
such rapid progress that il il expected to
b completed this week, and the work viii
b ready for the stone masons next week.
Whether it will begin then 10 doubtful, -
the contract for stone has not yet been LET.
and - the subject Of . lively contest The
Lake Shore road has begun grading for .
spur about 400 feet long from . point
midway between Lake Union and Union
bay to the site. II il proposed to put one
OF two switchbacks in IL in order to avoid
cutting timber more tnan Is necsssarY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-29

Chief Of Polics Bolton Rogers rscsivsd I
letter yesterday from r. ]. Bork, Of Potasf
Sulphur, Ark, asking for information O
A. J. Bork. his father. IN engineer, whs
was last heard Of. he says, In Battle foul
pears ago. The Seattle directory for lSel
shows that man named A. J. Bork Hyed
&C I'LL Mercer street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-29
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OLYMPIA. May 2a-lSpeciaL THE first
comptroller Of the treasury department
has notified the governor that the account
between the United States and this state
for the 5 per cent accruing 20 the state
from the proceeds Of sales OF public lands
lying within said state for the period from
July l. lS92 to June 30. 1883. has bsen ad-
justed and balance Of SIS. 437 IS found
due thereon from the United States. This
amount goss into the permanent school
fund