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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-20

DR.. Prices Baking Powder is perfect
in every requisite as a housekeeper' 8
friend
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-20

The clever housewife finds that moth
ing helps to improve her table better
than DR.. Prices Baking Powder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-20
,cAND1NAv1Ax DEMOCRATS.

Or. Prices Baking Powder is tn,
housewives best reliance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-20
AT LOA

On Saturday night the good people of
the county seat greeted the Democratic
speakers with an overlooking house.
Long before the hour set every seat
was occupied and additional accommo-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-20
WILMOT AND COYOTE.

These neighboring precincts, one in
Piute and the other in Garfield, united
in meeting at the last named point
on the 18th. A good audience greeted
the speakers. Volney King, ]. E. Will
cox, George Black and ]. z. Forshee
are active in the cause and upholding
the full spirit. The east fork is all
right.
, 1894-09-05

ben, eHtgegen Der Gnteu, Sic auf Geiben
unO 8Qt9en Sen SagcSdufent6alt Der6raCb :
ten, 5u einem %beionoer5 i6pere1 &0rperge>
tpiBt gelangten. SIM Weiteren lpur6e gez
nau crlDielen, 0ab Gnten, bic in einent
@artcn o6cr 6OfOcrlbl09e gcbaltcn, emit
ge9en ben auSlaufenoen Saliercntcn eine
itGrfere gicrproOuftion 3eigten un0 BENT
n09 oucb bebeuteno me0r Gjcr le0ten. SIS
ut o0ber iDeOer nOtDDenotg nocb erfor0erz
lt6, 6oB sum 8etriebe elmer @ntenSudbt iid6
I'M 8ereidbe 8dcbe, Geic6e, Sliiie oDer
anberc NalicrplGbe Dorftnoen, ion0crn 6te
@nlage tonn itb alf ie0en 6of ooer Gar
tenroum beibrdnfen.
gStro bic Gnten5uc6t 6~erortig 6etrie6en,
60B bic Sbiere Sen 9r0Bten She'll 6e5 Ta9e8
ouf oent @Saiier perbrtngen, 10 lift 0iele fir
ben 3ilCbter bon beionberem 0crtbeil, in
Dem Die Gnteu auf Sem Woiier ii6 1elbit
ltnO Der Slltterlude itberla1ien bletbcn. 9te
W0ilerna0run8 beitebt aus berl6ie6enen
Sumpfz un0 8aiierpflan5en, &Gfern,
6tl0en, SrOiben. Sdneden.u. !. M. Q(ue
Die 9enonttcn 6uttermittel ltno retcb all
beiOnocrem ~gtG9ripertbe, 6ober 6ie Q(ufz
5l1t ntDt nur icDr billig, ion6ern ouc1
mitbeloS Dor it4 8ebt. SroB6cm bic Gntel1
olf benz g8aiier bie erforberltcben Suffer-
itoffe in 6itQc rn0 SiiQc Dorfinber, bleiben
6teie oennOcb in &acb5t6ume, besie6un9sz
ipetie in Der &0rperi4tDere, ent9egen Der in
60fcn geDaltencn auritf. 8Gbren6 Gnten,
Die auf fein S6wimmtpaiicr fontmen,
lonoern in Der beba9li9en GuDe in einem
@eiperre Derblei6en, bel elmer entiprecbenz
BEN Siittcrung iebr lbneu felt meroen,
bletben bte @oiierenten in Der Tettpro6ufz
ton tpeit 3uritd.
, 1894-09-05
6wei9-O ffcen
- be5 -
NbenOblatt Der 81, Staat8z 3eitnng,

'@doSette.
sHtI Sbiefe, gsa9fOGger bon 9snrp girotb, PIP grar,
Noeuue.
9tto @olBou, @pOtbefer, 2169 @rder Nne., gde %. Sts
=. Yin, Npotlefer, 2727 State Ctr, Gde %. ctr.
y; " Bitter, Npotbeter, 434l 9. Salfteo Str.
DC 99ertIetlter, ApOtReter, 1859 State Ctr. Gds IS.
s; 6orbrid, Ipotbefsr. 81. unb Wauoce Ctr.
NBenoel y 9orsIeD, 2505 Arber @pe, @de 9. SaIItebftE.
sberts pharmacy, Gfe 5tote unb DDlf Str.
q. s. JII4er. ocutibe Npotbete, Mabojb Qne. uub 1s.
Ctr, 3elepbou 6eutb 247.
y. y. 9raun, 3le0 8Geuttportb Aoe., @de 81. Str.
=. .. SreDBler: Apotbeter, 26l4 @pttaae Srooe Qoe.
u. j. ¬be, seutide &pOtbete, Gde So. Ctr. uHb Ment.
portb Aoe., Sn9letpooO. 9eIspbou $40.
Robert S. &eIteriug, a~pptbeter, 260I q. 6oIiteb Sir.
Gde 20. Str.
g; %. @ifforb, apDtbefer, 81. ctr. rnb Midioou as.
Qt. YDHrter, 23O6 g. State ctr.
3S. u. Sg9ert N~pptbefer, 5305 9aliteb, SIDE So. Ctr.
,. .. Nart1er d Co. Apotbefer, 1901 State Str.
SouIs Sut9t, ApDtbeter, 800 4ibtaub @oe.
Carl 5~inntn9er, gto4foIg. pOn S. Mtenolb, 2254 @eut
NORTH Noe.
, 1894-09-05
SO0eSsM u5et9c.

Jreunoen ntO @erlponbteu Die trouriQe 9todri6t, 0oB
llnIere gelte6te Mtlttcr, S0ple9ermutter uu0 @roBmut=
ter @t0rgaretbe Gteil nab tur5em &ranfeula9er am
q. September i'm Ilter Don u Sobren Iei9 I'M &errt
neritag, BEN 6. @eptem6er, I'm ? Ibr Wad6}mittooS bonn
SrouerbauIe 125 Sobulton Qlpe. ou8. lin Ittde She'll.
rtobme bitten Die trauernbeu 9tnterbHe6eneu
Sar1ren Stctl, Spbn; @uua Mer19 unb
Barbara Slid, S6cbter. Site SteiL
S6mlegertDdter; 9tic. MtorI9 rub
5p2t 8etcr gTiIb, GufeL.
, 1894-09-05
SoScS=@Gttsetoe.

Treunber utb 9etatnteu Die trauriQe 0obridt bah
5rau Gttllte Sd)ott, 9eb. WtieBner, am 4. September,
8Ormitt0QS INT 9teun, eiHem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. erleQer
lit. 9te 8eer0i9lng jineet ant 9ounerltog ben 6. b. I}.,
gtod1mtttogs nm 3Det, Ooat SrauerDaile, SO. 210 MeIt
9orrIiDn=StraBe, u0Cb M0lobeim ltatt.
SIM 9taueu Der trauernben 6alniIie
5Ip2t u. gS. SSiId1er.
, 1894-09-05
3leue d1n5eigen.

Olue GooessNn3eieen, weI9e fir ole
nIorsen.Iuseabe DER nJairois Stats.
3eitun9" %auf9eseben werocn, erfdeinen fofen.
fret i'm NbenobIatt. Die 2~lnnahme pon Qn=
5eieen fir oas QbenobIott idIie6t um II ubr
mitta9s, fir Gle uIoreen=2Iuseabe nm 10 uhr
Nbenos.
, 1894-09-05

6reltnoeu uno 9efnuuten Die traurIQe g1ad)riCbt, Dat
uuier Ite6er Batter Charles ebert i'm Nlter Opn 20
Sobren an 4. OS. Mtt8., g}aduittogs l ltbr. ionit I'M
9errn entI4laTen lit. 9ie 9eeroigulq finDet om 9on;
tcrlta9 ~gtadDmttta9 1mt , Ibr pom SrQuer6onic, 1919 @.
AlQCe, uadl 9rnCclaub itatt.
Sophie Gbcrt, @attiu.
WfGrD Ssott, Charlotte Sspl5, SDhter.
&cctrD uuO fSrieoridD Sberbed, 96bue.
Sbriitopb soft, Gbnrtcs &SpIS,
5lp2t S6lpiegeriDbHe.
, 1894-09-05
MeMnrhetf :

Mjmnie 9~trrDIo, Satin bon CASPER NrnDIb, i'm
Sitter BON GO Sobreu un0 iebS Sage1l. YeeroiauuQ pom
9rauerbauie, 5l38 State Ctr, 6retta9, ben Z. Sept.,
8oruIittaQ8 II ubr, nab 9raCelono.
, 1894-09-05
6enOr1en

2lS mus, GarI, 9eliebter 6otte BON Sermiue ASmus
9eb. Nnbrae, am 9ienitag, ben 4. September, gtQdmit
t99S. 8e9rd6niBan3eige ipdter. SrauerbauS: go. 33
OtDbatpt Ctr.
, 1894-09-05
0run0etgemtlmM
eOmmsrfrtfa
Gotten in u. 6. 9etngs gOperg Safe eubOipifOn.

Gotten in q. G. 9eftns's BOluers Safe SubOiDitcA
&uf aGgemsinen 8uui9 Der 3nbIreiden 8eiuaer osH
5errn Seiin9's 5arm an qotpers 2afe in @iscOniin in
be eofe-6ront in Gotten aus9eIest unb in ben W}arti
gebradt. SOpsrS 9ote it in speiitnubl9er 5obrt nit
Der 3ortb Weftern.Bobu gu errei6er, Iis9t Robt Der
station @enOn SuuctiOu, 2Disc0uiH. Sic fur5e 5obrt
bon SeuOa SuHrttOn ann Safe 1T reid or Sceuerieu uus
9eipdbrt cine berrIj9e ausF9t auf bas beramIisgsuo.
&erroln. Sic Soften BADEN idurtliH so SUP SlOfrOut
am Gee uub isIbit i'm betBefteu CONNER rebt sH be-
ftdubig fiibIer Wiub DOM 9toen uber ben Cafe uub fHS
in JOI9e Der GnbIront un6 be3 ftetig fIbIeH gBiuo.s
bieie Gotten Die beesbrteiteu am 9on3eH Safe fe babes
Elm. 9iefe pou 900 SUP, fHo nit ben ibOHiteH
S9ottenbdumsu, tple @i9en, 8u9sn, Geosrn, uHb unsrIsi
S9Itnggerp6tIeH beftanben, erbeben fb tbsiItueiie50 SUB
uber ben See unb bieten zine moIsrlfae ausftt uber ben
eine WteiIe breiteH NIB amer WeileH Ian9eH See, tDeISer
on ShDubeIt unb GceuerIeu Dem Safe SeH.oa, benz be-
Iie6tefteu See Wiscouiius, elei9fomnt. 9as flare
@aHsr, BON Giieuqusaen gen6Brt, frei bon allen eumpf.
pfon3eu, Der ioubtgs gooen bisteH bic iabuften Babe,
pIdBe; 8oBIrst9s Slide, 8UOtfabreu unb SegsIu Iaben
gu Oieiem GpOrt. 5ar 8obeouftaIter, CUTE 8erpTeguns
uua prolnpte gerbinbuag 5pii@eH Der station 9sHOa
SuRrtiOH uno BENT 2ote lit geiorgt
gur 55 Soften fHo n0rBouOeR; fetre 5omiIls una
9oturIiebbober I0nteu es uuterIaIeu, F5 cine SouftsIe
gu f4erH. gtdbere austunft srtBsilt. iopie glatt.a
oerienbst
, 1894-09-05
&OSeS=NusetQe.

SSUiepD &tuIe itarb ot 8. September int Sitter bon
So SogrelG. 8eerot9ltn9 Dont Srolerbauie, GAL Siio
9on0l StraBe 9orneritag Wtorgen nm 8 ubr mad Der
ct. 5rauctS Stlrde uHo Don 0a nab benz ct. 8ontf05ius
@DfteSuCfer.
, 1894-09-05
@eMOrbetn :

Wtamte sSn9emI Dub i'm @Iter BON 10 Sabren, Il
@MOnoten rnS 3 &a9en. pie 9eerOignn9 finOet fat
9o1nerlta9 Aytor9en UNI 10 l1br pom SrauerbnIIe 49,
benz ct DuifuCitSzSDttesade
, 1894-09-05
Serlangt: Jrauen muO MaOdeu.

Serlangt: Trauen nt0 WGOdelt.
9SerIangt: SIN gutes Utdoden fir 3lueIte @rbelt
unO &luoer out6upunen. 6Hter &ODn uuo CUTIE Be
bonblun9. 4335 @Qlunet 9De.
9Serlangt: Gin gute5 oeutI6e5 WtQodeu in Der
~ Slide. 8OeoiiA Sale, 36-38 q StQte Ctr.
WerIon8t: SIN W(aoGeu fr oa9emetue 6ous=
~ orbeIt ISantlte DD1 3 @rlpa1Ieueu.
Z g1. WtpurOe Ctr.
SSerIongt: Wtdo6eu fir leifte 6ousarbeit. 9Sad=
~ 5~uflagen 83 80. 80n Buren, Ctr.
9SerIon9t: Cine &Ddtu, melhe 8uIiueB=2un1 All
~ fo9en perltebti mIr iOIbe brau9et itb gu meloeit.
". Safe Str.
Sc erIun9t: Mdo9eu fir oGgeaciue 0ousorbeIt.
~ q 5remOut @OG. Itr5. 10. Is. Biiiter.
, 1894-09-05
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
annual 0lal6H6lt RANCE COMPANY Of New
YORK IA the State Of New York, on the 31st
gay OF December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
, 1894-09-05
sae @aibtngtOn StraBs uub Stftb GSa
3n leiben geiu1t.


On Ietbeu QeIu6t: $500 auf elm Got an Der gtor0=
d Ieite, Safe 0ielu, lift $500 tpertb, fam aId iar $3.50
Sab getanit perOeH. Sfferten erbeten nnter:
55p7t ~ 20 Staats3eitunq.
gu Ieibeu geiu9t Iofort $500 af 9ruHbei9eH=
. tbumt in Der 5toDt, critic 9ppotbef, BON BriOatIeIter.
Sobu 9aunlbet, 1921 N- 9tortb Aoe.
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BARNES the residence OF
the officiating clergyman, Rev. John +.
Damon 80 Fifth street. Seattle, Mon
day afternoon, December 18th. 1894 Mr..
William IL Hawkins. of Burlington.
Skagit county. and Miss Leila j. Barnes.
OF this city.
ROBERTS IsIsEsW ETI.YN-At the resi-
dence. 1919 l~2 Third street, Seattle Mon
day evening. December II. 1894. Mr.. Rob
ert T.. Roberts, OF this city, and Miss
Elizabeth Lewellyn. of Spokane. Rev.
John Il. Damon officiating.
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DEATHS Avn FUNERALS.

SHl3ARER-sAt Fremont Seattle, on sat
urday evening. December 10, 1854 TO the
wife OF -. +. Shearer. q son. weight
ten pounds.
BfRn-At Edgewater. Seattle, on Mon
day, December II. 1894 to the wife of
l.. \. Bird. a daughter
LONGFEL.LOW-The funeral services OF
Mrs. Hattie Longfellow will occur to-
DAY At 10 q. ~. from the Norm Seattle
Conversational church. fnterment ia
Mount Pleasant.
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Advertisements under the head Of Lost.
Found, For Sale. For Rent. and Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate Of
cent word each insertion. Payment al
WAYS IN advance. No advertisements re-
celved for less than - cents.
NOTlCE-The business Office OF the
Past-Iuteilgencer is open until IL p. m:
sunday hours. a. m. to p. m Ciassi-
Ted advertisements viii be received up 10
this time.
Advertisements viii be received al
branch offices Of the Post-Intellgenosr at:
TACOMA BJREAU-lus paclnc avenue.
Thomas Summons. Manager
pRT TOWNSEND French & Springer
BEf4IINGHAN BAY BUREAU-New
Whatcom, corner Holly and Canoe streets.
q. II. Culver. Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
a. tkfa nffires
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand in cory by O'Clock Saturday 20 IN
sure change.
POST INTELLIGENCER co.
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Hardware. ereskeTy an3 glassware. and
selling same a. bankrupt figures oar
regular stock siso selling low Facsac
HARDWARE Company. Sil Nesler avenue.
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Yra.restiou; m yos know When you
nave its 10 ycu know its cause ard
.ersr ASK yeur arurs,st fer Iorans IA
hula ore gives rellef
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nant f-rget that every customer Will
have a chance On TIE 80 Howard watch.
rrisch Bros.. 20 Freas street
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS The az
uaAs meeting ~ the Stockholders 81 tsiS
King County lnvestment s,oaFi8sSshs ~
- held az the office 81 The company.
sullivan building. o. Monday. l1eesTaasF
81. 1854 at : o'clock p. m. Ter tIs hes
pose OF eiectins directors Ter ~
business that may properly come es1eIs
them. Stewart r.. Smith. PRESIDENT
John A Whalley. Secretary
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock.
holders OF the FIRST Nassonal aalsk 81
bank in : seattle s on Tuesday. January
SIN. 1855. at $ 'caock p. m. for the cleo
ton OF directors ana such other business
as may properly come before ne meet
L TURNER, Cashier.
NOTTCF-Tne annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Washington Nation
al bank Of Seattle for election OF direc-
tors change Of bylaws and transaction
cry be brought before Is. viii be held
at its banking house on Tuesday, JanU-
airy $ 1876 Al 9.cl9 3 p, p n. c,,.s,.-
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Monte
Cristo Mining CompanS-Netice is here
by given that special meeting Of the
stockholders of the Monte Crlsto
Mining Company VIII be held at
se o ~ ve o. 'He ws seb9pshy ~ '
o'clock noon on Monday. the slst day Of
December. ISa4 10 consider a PROPOSE
ton for issuing dehenfure bonds Of the
company for SiaA.o99 and the sale of the
same, ard 70 transact such other husl-
ness as may lawfully come before the
be closed from December slst, 1884 until
Assistant Secretary.
Everett. washington, Dec Z, lisa
NoTrCE-rhe annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Puget Sound Nation
a. s PANS S OF Seattle VIII ns held at rs
at q. m, for the election OF directors
and such other business as may come
before the meeting.
r. v. ANKENy. Cashier.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-The regu-
lar annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Boston National Bank OF Seattle
Will be held at its banking house, on
Tuesray, January 5. 1885, at $3.50 p. m.
for the choice OF directors and such
other business as may properly come be-
- 4. II. BRooKEs. Cashier.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders OF the Mercl<-~~s National Bank
of Seattle viii be he'd on Tuesday. jan
uary S. 1895. at 10 O'Clock a. M. at the
office of the bank. for the election OF d.
rectors and such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
VIM. t. WIckWARE. Cashier.
Ann = AL MEscsliNtf--O Illce OF lne SILVER
Queen Mining and Smelling Company.
To the stockholders; Notice Is hereby
given that pursuant 10 the bylaws OF
the company the annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Silver Queen Mining
and Smelling Company viii be held at
the Office of the company. in Seattle,
Wash. at o'clock p. m. on Tuesday.
January 3 1895, for the purpose of elect
ing trustees Tor the ensuing year and the
transaction of such other business as
may legally come before the meeting.
w. +. BUTLER, Secretary.
Seattle, Wash, December 8, 1924.
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TANtDEiiMIsr.
LAGAL NOTICES.
IN THE supERIoR conRr an 90, na

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TN
state of Washington Tor The county Z
Pierce. Lee Roy Pratt ct al plaantlss
vs.. Garetson, woodruff. Pratt caz
pany. defendant. Notice.
As receiver of Garretsun. Wooarsx
Pratt Company l viii sell under al 80
of court all book accounts. accounts. NJ.
receivable, notes. notes SECURED Is
mortgages and otherwise. with Their :
ourity, chooses in action, judgments ~
real estate now belonging to the esss
of Garrefson, Woodruff, Pratt Coura1r
an itemiZed list Of which is now % Il
in the above named court and also On y
in the receivers Office at The coruef \
Nineteenth street and Pacific Ryenge
the city OF Tacoma, Pierce county, VAS
ington. The real estate also inciudes IA
equity in the building and lots on II
corner OF Nineteenth street and Passsc
avenue in Tacoma.
Bids on the separate accounts, nn.a
notes secured by mortgages and oshs.
wise. judgments and chooses In action sz
separate parcels. The sale 10 b 10 ts
highest bidder for cash subject % GA,
firmation OF the above court Mosios ~
confirmation 10 be heard in the absm
court at 10 a. m. December 18th, 1884 Tae
sale TO take place at 10 o'clock a. n D.
eember 26th. 1894. at the G. street entrzsa
OF the court house building In ToanA
OTIS SPRAGUK
Receiver of Garretson. Woodruff. Pza
Company.
Dated AZ Tacoma December 18th. iSA
UNITED STATES MARsHArs NO
TICE OF SALE - Notice Is hsEeAs
given that in pursuance 10 tn
commands of a writ OF vendltisz
exponas, issued out Of the dlslrs
court OF the United States for the ~
trict OF Washington, Northern divisEs
in admiralty case No. $40. at tie 81
Of the Everett Lumber Company agaiaH
the steamer San Juan. her tackle, appsFa
etc, Il viii, on Thursday, the Nih 9y
Of December. 1894. at eleven CD o'clssa
in the forenoon. at SwalweIl's wharf. .
the city Of Everett. In said district ana
division, proceed 20 sell the said sisainS
San Juan. her tackle. etc. al pubic Sae
ton to the highest and best bidder ~
cash.
Given under my hand this lsth Day q
December. 1894.
JAMES C. DRAKE
II. s MafsazL
BY JAMES NJ. oUILTER.
Deputy
G. Il. NJ. PRATT. Proctor for IdheFass
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BIK rHs.

wAYTlAND--In Seattle on Saturday, De-
cember Il. 1924 70 the wife OF G. l..
Wayiand, a daughter.
SPENCER--0n HYDE street. Seattle. on
Monday, December II. 1894. 10 the wife
OF o. A. Spencer. a daughter
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How Are These
For Xmas .

Fine Cartains, STEAMBOAT and
Ispahan Rags. large sixes Fur
Rugs, Mats, Portleres, Window
Trimmings. Upho.steries. Drap-
jngs, Careets, Carpet sweepers.
etc. Also a few pieces Of fine
Upholstered Parlor Furniture,
which must be sold.
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cr1Y NOTICES

PROPOSALS FOR FEEDING CIT
prisoners-Seaied bids win be reselsM
by the undersigned, secretary q r..
board Of public works. up 10 noon w.
day, December 81. 1894, for furnsh.s
meals TO city prisoners for one ~
from January 1st. 1896. BY order Of =
Board of Public Works.
GEORGE Il. MEACHAa
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FINE ENGLISH clay worsted suits. in
sacks or frocks, at the Hub. 6l5 and Gil
Front street, for $3.50.
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sTToESEYS.

w. 7. IAMBCTH. Seattle ve.s-~-,,--,-
building. Rse4
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NOTTCE-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Washington Nation
al bank Of Seattle for election OF dtrec-
tors. change Of bylaws and transaction
OF any other business which may prop
cry be brought before ~ viii be held
at its banking house on Tuesday, JanU-
AIRY S 1876 a. o'clock 2. m
NJ. r. BAChUS. Cashier.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders OF the Msrcl<>~~s National Bank
of Seattle Will be he'd on Tuesday. jan
uary s. 1895. at 10 o'clock a M. at the
office OF the bank for the election OF d.
rectors and such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
VIM T. WIcKWARE. Cashier.
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LEGITIMATE MASSAGE trestment. Al.
cohot ana steam sulphur baths. fars
and body massage a specially Ms
Christie. room 70, 81 Second street.
MASSAGE. alcohol aud magnetic baths
street. Mrs. Blackburn
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

League Club annual meeting, clubhouse evening
Chamber of Commerce. 1890 ?. m
Austin insurance case. Supreme Court
Stokes libel case before Recorder Snyth
Meeting Of Republican editors. Fifth Avenue hotel
Louisville and Nashville Railroad directors
American Hackney Horse Society. No 81 East Forty
fourth-st.
John Y McKane's case before Judge Bartlett Brook
lyn
Hotel Association dinner Dcmonicos
Phil Kearny Post No s. G. A. r.. entertainment.
No. 1877 Twenty third-st.. p. m
w a. Ioyd's lecture, No. 51s Wllis-ave.. p m
Reception to l. L. Qugs Washington Heights Re
publican club. p. m.
Hamilton Club dinner. Brooklyn. evening
Republican mass meeting. Columbia Hail. NO. LILO
Frst-ave.. ) p. m.
Bachelor Circle. German Lederkranz. ball. LiederkFanz
Hall. . p.
Holy Cross Iyceum entertainment Lenox Lyceum
Conversational Church Building Society. bible House.
p.
Nev-Yorl Training School FOR Nurses reception
I'D Assembly District Anti-Machine Republican meet
ing No Gs East Broadway p. IN.
Brooklyn Democratic Club. No. 2oi Montague-st-. s
p.
Entertainment at Home for Aged and Innrm Hebrews
2:3O r. m.
Lecture by Montague T. Leverson Manhattan Single
Tax Club No. 49, East Twenty-sixth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
AN ITALIAN SHOOTS HIS TITO BROTHERS
HE THOUGHT THEY WERE CoNsPlRINd TO
KILL HfM-wIiEN THEY MADE READY
TO SHAVE HIM HE EMPTIED HIS
REVOLVER THEM.

Andrea Dclcontc. crazy Italian laborer. shot
and dangerously wounded his two brothers at No
q Mulberry-st. yesterday afternoon because he
thought they had consplred - XII him. Five Del
conte brothers, all married and having families In
Italy came to this city eighteen months ago TO look
for work as ordinary laborers. Two Of the brothers
have been employed lately n railroad near Sing
Sing Luigi. thirty-seven years old, and Gaetano
thirty-four years nave occupied room on the third
floor Of the house No ~ Muberry-st. Andrea, who
is thirty years old. lived with them for time. but
lately he went to live with another Italian at No
q Muberry-st. He visited his brothers frequently
They and other Italians in Mulberry Eend declared
that Andrea WIS insane lie acted queerly and
imagined that somebody constantly conspring
to murder and rob HIM
4 week ago his brothers persuaded Andrea to draw
his money out Of the bank and buy ticket for
Italy But Andrea suddenly changed his mind and
declared that he was going to stay in New-fork.
He dld not cease to talk about conspiraces Ycs,cr-
day afternoon he went visit his brothers 1T no.
20 Mulberry-st.. and they noticed that he had not
been shaved for several days.
..Why don't you get shaved?' one Of the brothers
inquired.
II have no money" his reply.
I'VE will shave YOU" said Luigi reaching for a
razor and beginning to whet IL.
Yes We viii shave YOU" Gaetano said. taking
some soap and preparing TO make lather for
Andrea's chin.
4 wild light shone in Andrea's eyes as he watched
the preparations FOR n shave. Then he shr!ekei:
You never viii shave mei'
Pulling a loaded revolver from his pocket he
began to shoot rapidly at his brothers lie hred
until he had eInptled the chambers of the we2Pon,
and three OF the bullets took effect. Luigi fell on
the floor with a bullet in the right side OF his head.
C;aetano went down with bullets in his breast ana
In the back Of mis- neck. Andrea lied ana had dis
appeared before policeman could be called To the
house The shooting and the escape OF the crazy
man cause much excitement in the Mulberry Bond
and a number OF Italians declared that they would
aid the police IN trying TO find Andrea. They kept
their word Andrea stole back 70 the Mulberry
Bend in the evening. and quickly caught and
locked up The wounded brothers were taken 10 the
Chambers Street Hospital in an ambulance.