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Reported Rout of Chinese by the
japanese.
'WO HUNDRED SOLDIERS DROWNED
Press Censorship at Yokohama Less
Rigorous.
THE MIDADO LEAVES TOXIC

LONDON. September ia dispatch re-
ceivei here from Seoul, Corea, dated Sep
tember 10. says that the japanese force
moving from Gensan has completely routed
the Chinese at Sing Chuen. Both sides are
reported to have lost heavily
Shanghai dispatch received here today
announces that six survivors Of the persons
aboard the Chinese transport Chean, which
stranded in the Che Tung Pass recently
with 1,4oo troops on board. while on her
way TO the Island of Formosa, have arrived
there. IT was at first announced that in
spite c. The panic which prevailed on board
the transport after she went ashore all
the troops and crew We're saved in the
ships boats, but the six persons who have
reached Shanghai say that they estimate
that about 300 soldiers were drowned in the
Che Tung Pass.
A dispatch to the Times from Hong Kong
today says that the enlistment of Euro
peens for the Chinese service has been
stopped. Seven men belonging to the
southern department of the customs ser
vice have returned to their former duties.
The whole southern squadron has been
ordered north.
YOKOHAMA. Japan. September 1.-THE
rigorous press censorship which has been
in force since war with China was decIo ra,l
has been relaxed: but local newspapers are
stiI prohibited from publishing any news
regarding the progress of the war or about
lne movements Of the army or fleets
Inc mikado accompanied by the members
OF the court, left Toxic on September 13
lor hiroshima, the point of embarkation of
'he japanese troops sent to COrea.
Telegraphfc Communications.
NEW YORK. September 1.-THE Com
mercial Gable Company this morning is
sued the following notices: The Great
Northern Company reports latest messages
received from Nagasaki show over sixteen
hours in transit. twenty-five hours from
Hiogo and tYenty~four hours from Yoko-
hama.
Messages from Toxic coming via the
eastern route show over twenty hours and
from Yokohama over twenty-six hours in
transit.
The Eastern Company reports the cable
between Benguela and MOssamedes on the
west coast of Africa, is interrupted Mes
sages FOR Mossamedes will go by east coast
route without change of tariff
The Direct Gable Company this morning
announced that the Eastern Company no.
tify them that the Bensuela and Mossam-
edes cable is interrupted. cutting off COM
munication by west coast route with Mos
samedes and the South African colonies
until cable is repaired. Messages for Mos
saHedes VIII go by east coast route with
out alteration of tariff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-07
Interior Department Employees

The register of the Interior Department,
complete to July l. will be issued in few
days. 1t shows that the total number Of
employees then was 14,043. OF these 4,042
were in the department proper at Wash
ington; 10 outside the department proper,
but in Washington, and 92S2 outside the
department proper and not at Washing
ton. Of the latter class there were 736 In
the land service, 1876 in the Indian serv-
ice, 4.i62 in the pension service and los
miScellan naOuS. OF the total number 4.2
were appointed by the President 4367 by
the Secretary and 9224 by subordinates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-07
PersOnal Mention.

DR.. and Mrs. J. V. Calver have returned
to Washington after . four months vaca-
ton in Europe. Much,of the time in Eng
land was spent in cycling tour. which was
pleasurable In spite Of the chilly rainfall
that SO frequently interfered-
Senator Ransom has returned to Wash
irgton temporarily. after an active cam
raigning tour through the state of North
Carolina. He is making an active canvass
for reelection to the Senate, and expresse es
confidence of his success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-07
TODAI's GREAT MATCH RACE.
Astounding Interest I'm Turf Circles In
the Gravesend Event

NEW YORK. September 15-The race to-
day between Byron McClelland's Henry of
Navarro and James p. keene's Domino, at
the Grayesend track. will be over a mile
and a furlong of ground. The question Of
supremacy as between the two Is one of
abounding interest in turf circles, and hun
dreds of persons have journeyed from Chi
caso, Louisville. Pittsburg. Cincinnati, and
even as far as from Denver, to see these
two equine champions do battle
Domino and Henry OF Navarro never met
except once. in mile race at Morris Park
when. In terrific battle. Domino's brown
head showed In front OF the royal chestnut
at the finish.
The race will take place at about 4:3O
p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-07

Several dismissals took place today In
the census office. 1t was authoritatiyely
given out on the 10Th of August that the
work of the eleventh census would be prac-
tically concluded by the 18th of September
but this prophecy has fallen short, and
although the end is in sight yet there is
no immediate danger of the office closing
down. There are about $50 employees at
work today. and this number was not ma
terialy decreased by the dismissals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-07
ANOTHER TARIFF QUESTION.
Experts Considering Claims Filed fOn
Linsced OIL Draw backs.

The omission from the new tariff act of
the prohibition against the payment of
drawbacks on linseed oil cake made of inn
ported linseed oil for export, contained In
the Mckinley and previous tariff acts, has
led to the filing of claims for these draw
backs. The prohibition in the former acts
was made to avoid fraudulent practices. The
matter has been referred to the special
agents of the department for an investiga-
tion, both as to whether fraudulent prac-
tices can be stopped Y the drawbacks are
allowed and to whether oil cake. a by
product after the oil has been expressed,is a
manufactured product under the construc-
don of the law permitting rebates on maIru-
factures of foreign material for export or
simply refuse" not entitled to such re-
bate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-07

Charges and Counter Charges Filed
With the Department..

Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. September 10
Postal circles In this city are just now in
the throes Of a pending sensation. About "a
month ago W. H Winston. a postal agent.
was dismissed by the department at Wash
ington on charges preferred by Chief Clerk
n ]. Welsh. Friends of Winston demand
ed an investigation of the matter.
At the instance of Winston's friends, Di-
vision Inspector Harrington of Washington
has been in this city for three DAYS making
an official investigation of the charges
against Welsh. Winston's friends say that
the fight has only begun. and that the char
aCter of several men connected with the
discharge of Winston will be more or less
investigated, and that a food of light will
be turned on, and that all of them will not
be as white as snow when the Investigation
is conc luisd.
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RUN OVER AND KILLED.
JOSEF MOrtOn's ManEled Body Found
In the switch Yards.

Last night about o'clock the dead body
Of a colored man was found in the switch
ing yards Of the Pennsylvania road, near
South Capitol street 1t was afterward
identified as that Of Joseph Morton. twenty
five years of age, living at 306 + street
southeast. His neck was broken and his
body badly mangled. No one, so far as is
known. saw the accident which caused his
death, but 1T is supposed he was run over
and killed instantly by passing engine or
train. Merton was walking through the
yards at the time, and 1t is probable that
he struck by a switching train. The
body was found by some trainmen, who
turned 1t over to the police Of the fifth
precinct Later 1t was taken to the morgue,
where the coroner will hold an inquest this
afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-07

The total number of fourth-class post
masters appointed today was twenty-eisht.
or this number twenty-one were to FIJI
vacancies caused by death and resignation.
and the remainder by removal The Vir-
ginia appointments were as follows: Ber-
ton, B. B. kinsley, vice W. B. Payne. re-
signed; Bowmans, w. r. Bowman vice
X. w. Windle, resigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-07
A Washington Man the Lowest Bidder

Frank Baldwin of this city is the lowest
bidder for the construction of the super
structure of the public building at Kansas
City, Mo-, at 315,15+, proviied granite is
used. Bids for this work were opened at
the Treasury Department yesterday. There
were nineteen bidders from different parts
of the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-07
NNYnl ORDERS.

Lieut.. r. w. Coffin, detached from the
Bennington and on waiting orders. Assist
ant Engineers John r. Myers, E. S. Kel-
logg and David Van H. Allen ordered to
New York navy yard. Lieut.. G. II. Staf-
ford, Ensigns G. w. Brown and Marvin
Johnson ordered to examination for promo
ton.
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CAPT. BRIDGMNN's DEATH.
The Commander of the baltimore Car
rfed on by Cholera.

MIENEAFOLJS. Mimi, September 1j.-
4 Tacoma, Wash, Special to the Journal
says:
Cant. W. II. Bridgman Of the United
States man-Of-war Baltimore died here of
Asiatic cholera. He contracted the disea Sc
recently IN China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-07

dispatch received this forenoon at the
geological survey from TCpagrapher Gan
nett, at Ketchum, Idaho, announces the
receipt there of informa ton of the safety of
the surveying party on the Rio Grande
W hich 1t was rumored had been massacred
by Indians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-07

Prof. Fanclulli announces the following
selections for the Marine Band concert ON
the White House lawn this afternoon, be-
ginning at 4:41 o'clock:
March. The Evening Star '........Fanciulli
Overture, 'Phedre' .................. NasSenet
Paraphrase, My Maryland Heineman
Grand selection, "Lakme". .Delibes
"Batalla De Los Castillejos-, ........... Marin
Song for the cornet, Dear Louise. Moore
BY Mr.. H. Wunderlich.
Characteristic, "On the Plantation .Puener
Hail Columbia" a"........................ .Fyles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-07
Change in the Navy Pay Office.

Pay Director Frank c. Crosby will take
charge of the navy pay office in this city
On the fst proximo, relieving Pay Director
Thomas I. Caswell, who is ordered TO set
tie accounts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-07

The acting Secretary of the Navy has
made the ninth payment of s9l,S90 to Cramp
& Co. of Philadelphia on account of the
construction of the seagoing battle ship
Iowa. This vessel viii be paid for in thirty
instaiiments. the work progresses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-07
COngressnan Anderson Ill.

Representative Aderson of West Nir-
giria has been taken suddenly i'll at his
home. - \ street northeast. 1t is feared
that he is threatened with fever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-07

S8e proof Of fee puSeins Is
in f6e eating. pesferoap's
Star eonfainee - columns
Of oooerhsemenfs, maoe up
Of 73o separate announce
menfs. t6ese advertisers
8ots9f pu6fieifp-nof merefp
space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-07

National bank notes received today for
redemption. s273 G66. Government receipts:
From internal revenue, s253.3le; customs,
Si34,671; miscellaneous, S1,2G9.
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On the Retired List.

Chief Engineer Isaac r. McNary OF the
navy has been placed on the retired list
On account of ply steal disabilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-07

But I'm the formation OF opinion started
by the disclosures of the Pollard trial an
ambitious young lawyer OF one OF the
lower" counties-Mr. Settle of owen-hap-
pened TO See opportunity TO further q
hitherto unexpressed desire for political
honors, and his candidacy. boldly announced
and vigorously pressed. has become one OF
The most perplexing factors in the Breck-
inri6se and anti-Breckinrilge contest.
MIR. Settle has Joined neither side on tho
moral issue raised by Col Brecklnridges
demand for a ''vindicatIon." and his can
yass has been made chiefly as the repre-
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LEGAL xorrcxx


NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Az hereby given thai on uoa6zy. rsa.,<& u
1884 the board OF coanty eomrisssaanrs ~ G.
SSang WI, 80 ss ~ ne censrscs for zoe 49, =
s Ga .s'aae i9r the period es one y-sr ~
:. m February IL 1894 an must sns-s = f41
Of eeffia W. ich with oe furnished aai e,hs. - -
aIsrs regarding service 20 De rendered.
A bond IN the sun Of 500 fo- f.s,s r., 5. M
vance 81 contract wili De required
ne board reserves the right 10 reject any -
clerk Of the Bosri Of Com rn,..,.. :. 49, -
Coansy, Wash W ~
Dated a; seattle February :, 1894
Is THE SUPERIOR COURT OF -,
i county state Of Washington AiSs
A. {. Narconnisr Ell 81, plaintiff vs. Secur,,.
Inss Bans; detendsnt. No, 1891 orr. =
rsefiaS notice 10 creditors
And now. on this day this carsS ec,,s-
larry Ga Tor hearing on the application ~ -
cetver for an order directing notice ~ - 80 -
sredi'o.s 0, me detsndAnf. the security ssrs.s
Rordered aud adJudged that al, cr~s,,,-. :.
Defendant. the Security savings Bark. sre 49,
maads against said defendant 10 II Ri
iugs. the receiver appointed ins.hf< carr. - ~
once room % Hailer building. Seattle. w.
publication Of this notice. a. herpafsr r,s~. 8
add that all claims not so presented ana -.
be barred. ard shall no, ne paid oas Of ~ 49,
49,
after the expiration of SAID period az s;rS~
cays said receiver file In this court his renc,, AZ
claims and demands so presented aud Aisd. -.
showing What claims so presented are slias-s -
what claims are rejected
IL IL further ordered that this order he nnhss.x.x
fer so days cens-eutiveiy In the daily Pass IsSs.
gencer and the telegraph, newspapers puoissSss
In Seattle. King county. Washington. Ara -
when so published. the same shall consrifns. 49,
notice 70 creditors Of said defendant OF the ents =
this order
bone in open cour, this sosh day Of l......
1894 r sR,Sgv y.s
srArr or WARRINGTON. -
COUNTY or KIxa
], 4. W. Gordon. ci<rk OF the superior cosvr =
the state OF Washington for lhA county AZ rs.~
do hereby certify thai the foregoing n fan ~
and correct copy OF the original order dirpcs,ns 49,
tice TO creditors. In said cause No loasl - -
same appears on die and of record In my osnsv
Witness my hand and the seal of sad consf ~.
30th dav Of January. 1894
ls4ALl T. W. GORDON fIe,&
BY II. II. SMITH, Deputy
Date OF drst publication. January ST. 1874
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DExxns AND rrsgsAEs

wHEFIEH-xsn rsse way FROM Wbxscosn 20 Seat
tie. FnuystaT fesruzrr :. 1saS. %Erss fAngnser
Of NJ ass6 Hrs p Ntettef. cf merit Sffz
Axsd ysnr sna rsosshA
Services viii h~ heid at ths resStepes - H. ".
wheeler 2zz7 Foarth street. thss morning IT l !
o'clock rev D. C. tarresz oEssa;iaS fntsrmens
ia Ig. O r. csrnstery.
GELBY-Tn ssst.ie n the family r~sseesee- car
ner Fifsh and Ifarnsn streets FRIDAY. February
r. 1854 tart Mislaz1 seshy, % sg0rAexy. aged
50 years
HyLty-The funeral of Fraak J. Riley VIII taxa
rtxce tomorrow sfts- H0ssa Al O'Clock Al TIE
Cross In1erfaxlng ss0zs psny's rom nFsasr ire
Auspices az the wssktnxtcsa Ssttonsd ftgaxs ard
high seheos cadet. fntersDsns la G4ass Niss
c@neteYv.
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM
No. ia Cherry st.

Advertisements nacer fhs heal Of Lost Foaai
FER sale FOR Rent and eitna.tons Nsn'ed VIII Dc
in. sYtsd a. she rate 81 eent word each nserissn
Payment always IA advance - safsfsssmsa-s
received kr less than - csstk
NcTreE-The tussasss ofies o. the PosT-fs-
YrrffsrSexn - oren uoti ~ p m CiAssfnsd
Advertisements will De resolved up TO this ums
Advertisements vii b. received at branch ofaess
the PosT IsrKLttsRscEE ~:
TACOMA BUREAU - iils Pacific Avena&
Thotnss ssmmoss. Manager
FORT TowSsESD-Frsaca A springer
BEfiIssHAM BAY BUREAu-Ss~ What
eosa, corner Holly ana Canoe streets o H. Cal
var Manager
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etssnship Mogul. Captain GoidIns will leave
Tacoma on the 7,h of February. At daylight. ana
viii carry passengers and freight ~ currenr
For freight or passage apply to
DoDwELI. cARLrLL a Co,
General Agents. Tacoma
Or T. A. NApEAC. General Agent n. p n
Co. seattle
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PATENTS.

III l. REfSULDS FORMERLY EXAMINER
IL in L. 9. pateat once: patsat business . sss-
eisity. American snd foreign patsaIs promptly
secured Room - Sullivan block
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MONEY! LoAx OFFICE.

/ ONION l. An OkFICE-MOSEY To LOAN
~ on watches. diamonds and Jewelry az low
rates Jos son : bird street.. aexs 10 Guys crug
store 50 hne watch pairing
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ENGINEERS lxpl coNrRAcros.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIpGE 4 MPAxY-~x
~ atneers and contractors for nridsss Of eve-r -
scriptiou; wharf building. plledrivins drs{ise
and steel shovel excavsttng. plans snd spscIfS
hcited once e20-52S seattle NafionN ~
building. seattle. Wash
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7YPEERIrIS0 MAcBINEs.

OAR OK TYPEW WRITER. VISIBLE WRIT.
- ing. forced alignment iA-sst. best. send Tor
saiaiosas. Ags0cy Edison Aimsos apn- scoss a
baAnaS h!nck.sy block.
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EyTHEf- PoNER--sn s.ssfss, February =,
isss. ~ N. NJ sh~ rerlaerre of " y.
ZHirk. 6z6 TAX stYpss. ~ fses. W. A. Ast1s,
Er& Rs ate Pswsrs. Of Lake GaEy. xfEs. Ard A.
e. tyfnef. " Ehsezco. III.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

House and three lots IN Snohomish,
worth 81. 500. TO exchange for Seattle prop
erty.
Partially improved farm within ten
miles of Seattle 70 exchanges for city prop
erty.
We'll improved ranch Of POI acres IN
Kltsap county TO exchange for Seattle
property.
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n c BERG. 2zsi FRONT sTaEEE
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TAfE OEfAG.

hTHrR l. coon MAKER MEMS GAR
"A Dens2 6oisseaa euilGiaS
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~ ATCH. CLOCK AND JEwETY REPAIR
" lHg diamond moanting and tsxelry male to
order fer eae[hsFa isss shsn rrx1 prizes; high
real makes eisa prlees; al work guaranteed CAIl
a. ssSn bina&lry h!ocx. eoFrsr second and Co
lBmGis- ]. il. HIS & Ia
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
RcASA I6bDuE No 81. r. AND A. NJ.
N stated meetings second and fourth Mondays
If eoch month -. w. BAsS. w. n
A. = 6fHns. Sec
c9xru ANIMAL CELEBRATION or HAL
~ tic f.fge. No. loo. l. q. g. r. Freed hail.
fssuriay night. February TO- sohx by audience.
led BY foressers band. address OF welcome.
ergan sole selected. Miss A. Mayer: speech
nv Rev. finvaiis mandolin and banjo. selected,
Misses CerearsH and Barnes; recitation. Niles NJ.
sutton: sir BY forestsrr. band installation Of off,
GERS; violin 10 O. sssscted. Prof roch: speeeb.
Mr.. tafier. rnsadostu Eolc Miss Barnes; duet
Mikes stark and B shchasd. organ solo. Miss
sframberg recitation. j. Eggan: solo. selected.
Prof Pfvch. air By the band. refreshments. grand
march needed by tls bsna Admission - cenia
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GALL FOR REPUBLICAN, CITY coNvEy-
~ uon ioT the ciig Of Seastle-A general conven-
ton Of The Republicans party OF the city Of seattle
King coanfy. Washington. IS hereby called To meet
IN the Armory hal on south side OF Union steel
between htrd and Fourth streets. IN said CITY
OF seattle. on Saturday. the 2kth day Of February
1884, at Ten O'clock for the parrsse Of nom
mating mayor city clerk a treasurer q corpora
ton counsel, two are commissioner. nine dele
gales 20 the city coUncii. from each respective
wrr1 and foar aldermen from the eecoud
seventh Eighth and Stnth wards respectively 20
be voted for AZ the regular election OF said ety.
pErsnsas 10 me charter taereof, on The sixth CAV
Of March 1894.
The following Subdivisions OF the city VIII Be en-
tilted 70 representation by The following number
OF delegates:
he fir ward tweuty-thrse
The second ward. eighteen
The Third vAx 1. nineteen
TIE Fourth ward thirty
The Fifth ward. tairty-avp.
The sltth wxrt. twenty-one.
Tie seventh ward. tvsnty-iwa
The ighaa ward, twenty-twa
lie Ninth ward. eleven.
sid delegates shall De chosen al the Republican
primary elections 70 be held tn said respect We
wards 90 Wedne~1ay. hreary Il, 1924
BY order Of the kep1hiscan City Central Com
nli,tee Of the sad city OF seattle.
A. u BkOokks. Chairman
EDWIN W. CRAVEN, Secretary.
Dated January "a. 1854
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CONTRACTORS AND BUTLDERa
9 roEES. SHELVING. Off AND Rorsr.
~ building house moving. plans and esfisneaee
general Joobing els and 20 Spring street rplsr
phone J49 Nils Randall a Co
ARCHITECTS.
EvEhs q KSa4a. AKcaIrEcrS BurLEa
II ol ck
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Norrcy TO sTocKHoLDERs.

NuFICE-fo THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
y the seattle & Montana Railway Company.
GA and each - yet hereby notihed That thu
regular annual m.esing of the tockholderS of the
seattle Montana ksil.ay Company wifi be held
AZ The ONCE OF the company, roen 509 Burke
hnlidibE- Ira the city at seattle. WASH. On Fridav
feaTBary -. s9s. AZ o'clock u m 1.-THE last
thursday 81 February, she time provided Ia the
BYLAWS tor the regular annual meeting Of the
stock holders, being February - and holt
daFl for the pagp a. of eleciing BOARD Of trNs-
tees Of the company serve until the next an
nGsi meeting ana until their Successors are elected
GaA qualified
Dated Seattle. WISH. January 30 1894
ANDREW WOODS. secretary Pro TEN
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THE ALLkS a CALVERT PRINTING ca
u printers. publishers bosseisders and blank
book nASers, ITO fEoas street. sullivan baIidEax
T. ANTHoSf's n \ DERY. BLANK BOOK
mAHslsesarsgs Ashinston street c1rasr
Commercial. rooms and Terry elocx. seaisla
Nssh
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NOTICE OF DTssoL UTIOx

NOTICE or DISSOLUTION NOTICE. IS
~ hereby given that the partne ship hereto
fore existing between ths undersigned, under the
nrm name of Levy Bros, In the business OF
wholesale and retail dealers In cigars. tohaccos
smokers articles. etc. al No III Commercial
street. in the city Of seattle is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. q, Levy rstires from said
hrm. and the business thereof VIII be retained and
continued by NJ. Levy, trading as NJ. levy & Co.
who has assumed all the de3ts Spe from the for
Iaer nrm. and who alone Is authorized TO collect
the debis due 10 the same. NJ LEVY,
c. LEVY.
In presence of I. G. GILMAN
D~tsa AT seattle. Wash. Fen &. 1884
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-10

sFECIAL NOTICE
TSACHkR> ENAMtSATIoN-THE QUAR-
terry examination OF teachers ~ IA ne held ia
The bhrsFv reoal Of the king comfy cnurfntss.a
SesTaAry : ami 10, 1894. beginning a. o O'clock
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School Superintendent
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DAVID THOMAS
BuAre Of ExAmfaefs
Dated 81 seattle January -. sss