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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-12-01

One-ffth of "the Workman farm"
was sold by B. A. Richmond, trustee,
last Monday to David NJ. Evans, of
Homecoming, for 81 100.
Messrs. Devecmon and Lewis, trus-
tees, advertise Allegany cemetery for
sale this week.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-12-01

Take Kentucky Blue Blood Root for the
Blood, Liver and Kidneys. For sale by
Dan krapf, jr.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-12-01
Business Iocals.

Only Two Weeks More to get large 81
bottle U-No Tonic tor % cents
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-12-01

Stulls Instant Cure of Pain cures pain
and all Summer Complaints. For sale by
Dan Krapf, jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

10 the volume in hand. remarks that 10 'hose
who knew the author personally. the essays as
they stand in a state which seemed 10 their crea-
tor imperfect. will furnish "a suggestive ih'''"d
ton Of what might have been. Let us ado 'hat
they do this for those who can appreciate soou
work who never knew the author
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
Nrw pnblirailons.

EPILEPSY. vp,,.rrs,
EPILEPSY
EPILEPSY
What mode NJ treatment gives best resultsf
Send stamp for pamphlet 10 the
WILLIAMSON SANTTARICM New London. Conn.
Twentieth Edition. post paid. for 25e. or stamps
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why II Falls on;
1 Turns Gray: and tn. Remedy BY Prof HARLEY
Every should read this little book "-Athsnasum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
THREE WEEKS IN POLITICS

nv rouN KExDRrcK BANGS Author ~ "coro. ani
m cents. IN 'Harrer. Black and White seric'D
One Of the chnrnc,-r. who after undermining The gen
eral gravity vanished from the pages ~ Nj Bang
earlier book r.arr.Ar. This III. vi' has been sharp
.n.d ~ feather -dse nv political oon,.-; IN which ~
aided friendly CANDIDATE. and ,h- result is seen IN =
lr,. book ,ha, unite. IN fs subject with rare
huror in treatment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
AN INTERLOPER

A Novel BY FRANCES MARY PEARD. Author n
catherine" The Swing Of the Pendulum" etc Post
svo Cloth. Ornamental. 81 %.
Thi. story will remind Miss Peards readers ~ n'r
earlier successer Il with the French provincial
life which she knows we'll md depicts 80 fai'h'uly
T. Fl. vcltold story: tho characters nr~ interesting the
plot original and throughout there Is wholesome sue
gestlvencss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
fesal Notices

CTPREME COURT CITY AND COZ My
- or NgW-YORK Frederic T. Olcott. receiver 81 the
Wall street Bank. Plaintiff. against Mary t. HUTCHINSON
Defendant. i Summons
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
Vo, ar. b.rcbv sumuonel t. answer the complaint In
this action copy 81 your answer on thr
Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty days after the service
~ his summons exclusive the day ~ service and IN
case Of your failure to appear answer judgment VIII
be- ,cn ncainat You oy default FOR the relief demanded
tho complaint.
SHEAEMAN & STERLING.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
IS William street
New York city.
TO MARY r.. HUTCHINSON: go
The foregoing served upon YOU by puhlcs
ton ursuant 10 Al. der ~ Hon George L. ngrahain;
Justice Of the Supreme Court dated June 49, 1885, and
Med complaint In the once ~ the Clerk oi thc
CITY County Of New.Yok. at the Court House New
Ynrk CITY June 10. 1894
New-York. June TO- 1891 100000. .o,,,,c
1880" Attorneys for Plaintiff
Is william Street.
-.--.t.t. cd ''f Eew-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
OUR HOME PETS:

How 70 Keep Them We'll and HAPPY. ny OLIVE
THORNE MILLER Illustrated l6mo Cloth ornH-
mental 81 Is.
In this volume author dscourses rs only she can
discourse Of birds dogs. and other pets thHlr
nropcr care training and treatment With It's lucia
directions and this volume should b" In ~"
hands Of everybody interested In domestic pets and their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

WAR STORIES.-Over forty tnies OF tho
Ctxii Wnr by Union soldiers. Inspiring.
thrilling and pathetic. Most of them writ
ten for Tribune cash prizes 20 cents.
ART AND ARCHITECTURE nj the WORLDS
FAIR.-The only guide In existence which
discusses the pictures and buildings OF tho
Fuir. Illustrated. 10 cents.
VILLAGE IMPRONEMENT-Two cbnrmin e
articles by n. q. NOrthrop, the prime mover
I'm mi, work. Ncw-YorL city men who want
10 helm beautify their native towns In the
country should read this. cents a copy
Mo IssVEs.-Thc hest Of Roswell &. Horrs
article. I'm The Weekly Tribune ON the Tar
fn Finance and silver. An education In At
self. 20 cents.
SOUR CHAUNCEY."-A new edition. with IL
lustrated covers. In paper. Any regular SUD
scrfbcr to The Tribune can get IL Tor 40
cents. A delicious piece of fun, written ny
Isaac II. Bromley for the Yale alumni. Pro'
fuseiy illustrated BIZ Beard and Gtbsons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

Published By HARPER 6 BROTHERS. y. 7.
n. aov. work, NJ, ;1r ty az h>ok'e-fs ~ ~!
- sen, by the publishes postage pr-pni i' any par
o, the United states canada Mexico. On receipt Of
price HARpERs CATAf"CvE vii - cent 10 any al
dro,, on receipt 4 Ten Cent. IN stamp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
fest an0 found.

upOoK NO 20 ia Wing savings Institution. ~ 30 War
| ID rrn-st New York name ~ Joseph l.. PM has
bee, lot Finder viii KINDLY return same o said insu-
| tuition Mi,.'
Afrnlnia.rators u Joseph J.. mn. deccnscl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
Jneirutilon.


For Boys and Young Men.-Ci,y.
r. University GRAMMAR SCHOOL. .: w''t 'eth-',
y ssh year Ftersfes ~ o.ii're' clch,e ,'hoi' ~
e eeiSea Elmer 2 PIiiIIirs. 4 n. Principal
For Young Lades-City.
BoARrING Asp sd pA5 70! s' ira i2H GIRLS
REV. Or. and Mrs. CIlAs II GARDNER Principals.
NADEnOisErI.E vELTIS.
Avn SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
FiRETROOF sCHoOI. nrGLpiSo.
100 and lG2 West 7th-',
6 cHooL or THE SISTERS or THE CHURCH
Oct, fiu' 1Gd... s M. ' tSafs. and
TIE MISSES r HIvEa sGH2ot bE FRH GIRLS.
s;th seth streets Nevrors
Family and Day School Tor Girls reop,n: oct 81 with
Kinas5saT'en for Boys a.. !, w on. .o,, Street,
For Both scxes-City.
ID ERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
su%Ser sSS"o l' at 'f %'bu 1' PARK
SCHOOL or s ISJ e. Ec % NEw YORK
commercial Hieh school Ac0dcmie and Cs,.cal bc
.c: S sns ' JSSR II 1 a .a
TIVE CREATIVE METHOD of Learning by. Doing" IS
j the one employed In the Workngman'' School
fq%ndSs m r nun numbsf o. pay pupils ,aE,n Fu
graded Including Td4ns '4 Tlsnns Dr.
P FS r.. sa fSI io NS 5''s.' ~
Musical Instruction.
MT24fof SsTTc do % %oa F9 81 ~ Street
ns nf' two minnrss Walk IRON Central Park DUDLEY
Greene see'y ami Treas.
THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY Boarding
27th. 1894. 1870 Montague ST. Brooklyn. " T.
For Boys and Young Men.-Country.
MHERsT COLLEGE,, ... -. ill.,. ..,,,
1e hcG IN Xdriphi &caiemj bcsnnlns o'clock \, NJ
on Thgr'iay. June q ana con'iaglns Tor t~D days
i'"' EDWARD II. MARSH. Registrar
A CAN'T FOR BOYS. Lake Georre .-coIlese prepa5a-
M ~ fi9y so SSin1 S''n' 'a"f 10 ia "R"
A DfRoNDAcKs,-cAMP CEDAR SUMMER SCHOOL!
"A Ten boys under 10 years Of age study optional
June % 10 Se'''"' f. b. MoNTA%YE Trenton. y. J.
cH nEE T. D. H. Lk kAbDGS cd H&ShsEpAr
C4scAD sCn9o r.nCs y,,;,D. school for Cor
e.: prsgafa'ofy schools T. hi. scuniI J. @. scnuR
MAN. {. Y. TARsEfL. A. NJ. Principal.
CHELTENHAM MILITARY ACADEMY, oEenth near .near
Philadelphia Pa uncsceled a. College rrepnrEi,oLy
ward Princeton. Cornell. L-hgh Laaieiie, Trinity Univ
OF Ia. md Point. 2iih year leglns sept H.
JOHN q. RICE. Ih j.. Principal.
L. LMwooD SCHOOL FOR BOYS at Milford Conn >
II Parents who unfortunate In the management o!
their Will do well to prom by the advantages on red
b. my school: tho school l. In session during the entrs
r,ar FRANK N. HOWE. Supt.
FAIRFIELD Academy Fairfield Ct.-Thorough mental
ply steal training with the comforts OF home -
boys; summer home FRANCIS IL BRf;WER. A Nj. rrin
JrOR BOYS requiring select and careful training We
i offer Instruction board and expert management Al
dress for terms Tutors Family. The Pavilion. Syack ny
T. or TWO DOYs-summ.r home and Instruction AZ
j South DuIbury, Mass. Cast. T.. \. IL. ALLEN
Principal. Friends Seminary, East i0th-st. New-York
r REEHoID INSTITUTE. Freehold y. J-ooth year
Il Boys Boarding School Primary, College Preparatory,
Business Course. Shorthand. TypewTitinE. Tslenaohy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

"A Short History OF the Crusades" Cd. Appleton
& Coz by j. l. Mombert. ID. D.. Is a compact treat
Use on the subject Of which Il treats. Il makes a
pood Introduction TO some OF the great books on the
religious conflicts between East and West. Mchaud.
for example: and IN default OF a more oomprehen-
sive work Il gives an adequate survey FOR one VINO
wishes 10 gain a general knowledge ~ the period.
DR. Momber,s fathfulness as an historical student
and writer is well known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
1catlltr5.

LADY ~ ro.-i education and prepossessing appear
y ancc viii have nrat class opportunity 10 add u,
h., income hy ca.ling on VI ENGELHAR'I loo ana
ia Rrondway. between and l.. Room ."
4 MEXICAN kindergarten Normal Schoo! summer SIS
n sion. July Il. autumn s"ssun sep ~ sl'' 't "n
,antnres Not found elseWhetr. EMILY NJ COZ. irin'-
pm. 20 Fnh-nv"., y y.
,I,rToRrNG Columbia College senior wishes posi-
| lion a. tutor during tho summer. Viii accompany
student ont - lily. Address M\GlSTER Tribune once
n, ITORING Tor the summer boy Yale graduate -FOUR
yrars experience highest references Address l. C..
~ lrualwnJ.
rI,TToK wishes pupils fpr summer Latin Greek Wath"-
] rnntlcs. cal country travel several years. ~
re.encc refers former local patrons Address TUTOR.
! ~ broadway
rrrTOR- Herman pririer a. NJ. No East iath St.
makes specially during the summer Of tutoring Tor
examinations. successful experience. ac-
oualatcd with requirements Of leading college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
HARPER
AND
BROTHERS
HAVE JUST PUBLISHED:

CARIOTTA'S INTENDED, AND OTHER
STORIES.
By RUTH MENERY STUART. Author Of "A Golden
wedding and Other Stories etc illustrated fos' sVo'
Cloth Ornamental. 81 so.
TIT. yolyn,c contain. the following charming stories
nv Mrs stuart: "Carioita's Intended" bud cunts
Mail" christmas Geese" Caesar" Aunt Delphi
Dilemma " md Dukes Christmas" The collection
closes with three poems
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
-rUROpE. UOLY LAND. ROUND THE

Vcpr' n S,ler, r.rfies. hest ticksting facilities;
INCEST scear herfh~ send Tor Tourist Gazette
EXCURSIONS SAIL PER; ,ee a.n,
",nran," Iuly sla5. 1895 % weeks.
't'roste~' Iui~ : $40
.vv.rr, " Iniv ; via Gonoa-s15o 80 days. %. -.
STATE = california. July g. Via Derry-s2io 40 dauh
- G,zE a SONS ii3 Rway y 7. 5S2 wa'nut-a-
- fbla Penn. Est lS4fl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
School Aacnrics.

A MEXICAN AND FoEEi'iN TEACHERS. AGENCY
~ supp-s Teachers. Tutors. Governcsscs.
&c to Colleges SCHOOLS and Families. Apply ~
NJ J. IoI SO FULTON. y Union square
A GENCY Miriam C0yticrc supplies tutors professors
~ ETC. In all dcpts tecnmnend,
schools 10 parents 100 6h-Ave Book riding. Dthst
(uRcTLARs Of city countrya schools To parents trce
Rest teachers All branches public private schools
KERR < IUYSSOON. Union School Bureau w lithsi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
oELEICHS & Co. 2 BJwllng Green.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

From I iij SIIi(G Z II d
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
shor,es, and mos, convenient route ~ London.
No transfer by tender No tidal delays .
Close connection at Southampton for Hayre and Pnh
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aT oF. ras p Il p H.@,Yor jiy Il ii
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FOR ANTWERP.
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FRTESf.ANI) Wednesday. June p. l2pD o. n
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

The results OF the long continued and minute
study OF Shakespeare well shown In a series OF
small volumes. edited for the use Of schools by
Homer r. SpraRue. president OF the University or
North Dakota Each volume Is devoted 10 n play.
The first Of tho list Hamlet" published some
time ago. but "Macb"th' and 'The Merchant OF
Venice" are recent. The editors plan begins with
an enumeration Of early editions OF each play.
Then follows a complete explanation Of the sources
OF the plot and critical comments drawn from
wide range OF authors The lines OF the plays are
numbered uniform with ROlfe's edition OF Shake
speare. ON average about half OF each page Is
given 10 the text the remainder being devoted TO n
compact body OF notes In which figure not only der
vations. definitions comparisons with other places
in Shakespeare and In various other authors but
also suggestive queries TO the purport OF passages
and Incidents AS appendix in two OF the vol
umes, the editor quotes articles by G. H. Martin.
agent OF the Massachusetts Board OF Education. on
How 10 Study English Literature" md from other
instructors. He also gives examples Of questions
for examination and long list Of topics for es-
says. Each volume concludes with an elaborate
index. There IS grievous element in the use OF
Shakespeare a text book lie will in the end
share the fate Of Virgil The youngsters OF the far
future will study him and cease TO read him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
CENARD LINE.

~. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENsToWN.
Etruria June % a. NJ. EUura July 81 ~ m.
iacani,. June 20 3 ? n Lucanis July p p
Car,.ania. July Is 2 , n. Aurania Aug H. 80 p m
EXTRA SAILING.
Tuesday July 3. p m
From Pier % North River feoi q ClatSson;,saa ,n
CABIN passage SEQ and upward. Second cabin. $40 va
SO according 70 steamer and accomm dat tons -.
Steeragc tickets and from all parts OF Europe AZ
very low rates For freight and passage Apply at f4s
Con7 sny's Office No Bowling Green. New-iork
VERNON II. Brown CO. General AgentA =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

rT,RT%TTY COLLEGE HARTFORD. Conn . . ,,.
rr,,i,,,,.rr for ndrsleson 20 :he Freshman tlass
VIII he hci AT ta@ I"fkriog school - 20 W'st i'i
vi ,.i,v Moniav. rueslnr nnl Noln'@laF, June
p: 20 and % Fo- further nf,tma'ion app.H mn ~
President
Hartford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
WHITE STAR LINE.

A. WHITE STAR LINE
Ceramic Jun. 90 : a m Ciernsnic. July IS n.
'TeutonicJune % l.: 81 NJ .Teutonic July y y
Majestic. July II m Majestic aug , IL a. m
40 COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
saloon rates Sco upward. according 70 steamer ana 70
cation ~ berth Second cabin these steamer w aso
s:5 s,eerage 70 from the Old county s25. NO =
Broadway Nex-York Philadelphia Office. 400 Walnut-s
Il MAITLAND KERsEY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

"a Chronicle OF Small Beer" CThe Anslo-Amerl-
can Publishing Company by John Reed Is series
Of more or less amusing "reminiscences OF poYisn
life Many OF the little sketches which make up
the volume are excellent studies OF character Inc
Gather NJ the hero his grandmother the old scotch
.a,, and poor Old Thomson are figures
which attract the readers thoughts long AFTER ne
has laid the book aside. That is valid PROOF that
they have the semblance OF life Such an incident
&C a hoyish attack on idol just imported from
heathendom reads like leaf from actual expert
ence rather than a bit OF fiction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
CLYDE LINE.

4 =
n. CHARLESTON : G. the South and soutn~e<S
IACKSONvIIIE md all Florida points.
From PIER % f. II. (,Jot ot Roosevelt,st) p m q.
CHEROKEE. frl1ay' June -
AifFl\gl ~
SEMINOLE FRIDAY I.ne /"
acconEn
" Bowling Green. y. 7,
Fl, cent. Penn. Fas, r p Line via Jack.SnvHa
Great So F-eishf & Passenger Line VIA Charleston
z Eyer. Cen Asi SO q way y. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

.i,,,i.r. f.r admission tho Freshman 'lass"s
IN YALE c,lee. Shofi@d Sci'n'fc ~,l'1i WI
hcti ir So~ York ., ,he Y ~ g. \ ImllrE III
cor sne,e f5ur'h n,or tcg.uu.ng IN Thursday. June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

For Boys and Young Men.-City
r. UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. .: West 3s,h-'.
y SSH year TfegAres for College, cienNc -chol'r u
husin,,. Prlrna, department Four resident pupils re
eeived. EI.MER PHILLIPS. A 81. Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

INN uIGrrAED MILITARY ACADEMY. Worcester.
Mass-Bgn' 39h y'ar srt I'm cias,lr a ,.b
NJ puen.ss Preparatory noparmru'f Gymnasium -N-"'
ie,c. encourared Ca-eful training II IN" inNnen."s
JOSEPH Alden SHAW. \. NJ. Head Master
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-02

NEW YozK. Dec. 1.-The big I've days
international bicycle rsces closed tonight
The Eve days have not been proataois 70 the
management, but good racing has been the
rule The 34-hour race. IN which "a
men started. wa 30 close 81 go O'Clock,
ard the attendance was good a. this hour.
Waller. who has led al through the race.
passed his tvenfy-four hour record tonight
At T.Z2.ll His old record was 4U1 miles
for twenty-four hours. made In this city
In the six-5ays' race last December. He
made 4z2e tonight. In the last twenty
minutes OF the race the boys iivened up
and did not slscken. Waller was favor
tie. and the next TO him was Hardy Pepper,
the is-year-oId boy. Wsllsr. who won the
$40 prize, broke his Own 24-hour record
by fwenty-thres miles, crossed the track
aud kissed his wife a. the close. she had
been al interested spectator Of the races.
The rest of the men we're pretty well used
mp. and IL was With much difficulty that
they could cross the bridge and reach their
rooros
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-02
nrief Tacoma news.

TAcoNA. Dec. f.-ESpeciaI. Tho wife OF
Albert MeEachren, who shot his wife and
attempted TO take the life of himself and
his daughter, refused to appear against
him today. and on motion Of the county
prosecuting attorney the case against him
Was dismissed. He was remanded back
10 Jail until Wednesday. when he will be
examined to determine his sanity.
Joseph Remington has been sent TO the
S.cilacoom asy lum-
The receiver oil the Garretson- w God ruff
Pratt Company has sold the Olympia
stock to Claffiin & Co. for $40, 500, and the
snohomish stock for s2,67s.
A licence to wed was granted today to
Heinrich Kjelstad and Olave Pauline Hans
sen.
John Rollman has fled potion with
the court asking that his wife Josepha be
released from the asylum az cured.
Mrs. Il. Coleman was divorced from
William w. Coleman today, on the
ground of dsssrtion and non-support.
w. J. Fife was yesterday appointed adj
ministrator of the estate of j. s. Howell,
with bonds of $500
Emelis Leonard, of orting, fled q com.
plant yesterday alleging that Evander
Leonard was an habitusl drankard. He
was ordered to appear aud show cause on
December IL why he should not be de-
elared such.
Il. II. Rieck was committed to the
asvlum Friday.
The receiver of the Chilberg hotel fled a
report Friday showing that the liabilities
incurred since be had conducted the busi-
meas amount TO s2i9 and his salary more
than the receipts, and expressing an
opinion that the hotel could not be con-
Quoted on paying basis.
The wife OF A. Eskildsen has returned
home. 1t is claimed that she believed
certain stories circulated about her hus-
bands drinking habits. Mrs. Eskildsen
was working as domestic in X street
family.
The Blennauer-Frank Drug Company
sued out writ of attachment Thursday
against Evandsr Leonard, an orting drug
gist. alleging that he was disposing of his
property with the intention of dsfrauding
hfs creditors
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-02
CONDEMNED DIsFArcuxs.

The iury in the case Of Frederick Mar.
vim, ox-csshler Of the Third Nations al bank
OF Detroit charged wfsh enheFrlsraept
disagreed and we're discharged.
Fire In the fashionable boarding houss
Ct Mrs. 6 b Reeves. sis Sonfa broad
stTeet Rhi.sdsi phis, Saturday, caused the
SeAth Of Mrs. Ria Ray smith and Ntss
Cullenden. boarders.
Comm ander-in-Cbisf Iawlsr. az ,hs
q. A. X. has called q meeting If the ex.
ee1tVe COMMITTEES of the council Of As.
manistratlon a. Loaisvt3e. XIV. n@-arnb4,
y. g. &rTArge Scr he aatiorlaI enc 4qE,r,raut
TIE civil sorvice corr ayssfe, has To-.
war1ed 50 President Cleveland a a. ~
rules providing Scr the incsru,-as5.,, ~
places IN TIE geological sGFvev un.4s- thr
e4vA ssFFsce 1a~ 81 some Ok the Offices ei
geoAcxtsss Aoa chemists. aad : feK 81 80
positions are excepted frca lie r7,xi.
saoGA
On Tuesday the pate g.sss fnAapfsrts-.
srs wii hole = meeting - PITTS surg for ~ .
purpose 81 xHectlnR n cssFn asnAEses tset
Involves immense interests The Giants
represented x-ll hs Wezth SgaoO8. 0.ss er,-
ulavins khcat l0,o0 uen. Progspettsr
wtil - decreased sna prices advanced
Every plant N the United States IN ov,et \
taoa IL interested.
Dr. Fsirfsr Irwin. Of he Unlts1 STATE.
marine hospital ssyvies has suea for
airorc~ from Alice & irv9a. TIE pare-.
are sad ~ he Of sensational ehs-.rser
aaa have heSa withheld fnom publication
ey order ~ ske coaFL Dr. Erwsn has hesr
IN Earore taF year - ssZay cholsra a.
.psc&Ai sgsat at TIE mArlnu hsssnstal s~y-
wee. lie ana his ale hAve eeea rEosni.
nsEs IN Washington Csiy society.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-02
NORTHWEST NEWS.

Rev. Father III. Dsichman won 1--WE town
lots in a rattle at Aberdeen last Saturday
evening.
Charles III. Fuller & Co., ADVERTISING
agents of Chicago, have Just issued an
advertisers Guide" that has as much
misinformation about Washington's pa.
pers as recent article in Printers Tax
According 10 Fuiler's book the weekly
paper having the largest circulation in the
state is Free1ndn's National Farm aud Turf
man, OF Seattle, 5000. Undoubtedy
Freemom's Farmer. q Populist weekly
published at Yakima, is meant IL may
have loo circulation. Seattle lSouildinGs
Is given 10000 circulation. There was a
little paper called Sogndiags, but il has
been in It's grave for year. The Tacorns
Ledger is stated 10 be Democratic, and so is
the Seattle PFess- 7Ipe,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-02
Mrs. wallfnxford,s Mother Dead.

Mrs. Nancy De Groot died Of old age
Friday night at the residence of her
daughter. Mrs. ]. n. Wallingford. Green
Lake, aged 50 years. She failed rapidly
during the last three months. and her
death was not unexpected.
Mrs. De Groot was born in Schoharie
county. N. Y, in 1914. her maiden name
being Nancy Simmons. Her father was q
farmer. Mrs. DE Groot's husband, Silas
De Groot, died in. New York city many
years ego. and during the last fourteen
years she has lived with her daughter,
Mrs. ]. n. WallIngford. Seven years ago
the family came to this city from Napa,
CAL, and has resided here ever since. Mrs.
De Groot leaves no other relative than her
daughter, Mrs. Wallingford. The funeral
services will take place this afternoon at
1:45 o'clock. at the Green Lake hall, Rev.
w, A ShankIin officiating