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Y. n. O. A. Meeting.

This organization held its regular
monthly meeting last night and
elected Rev. Douglas P. Brine, pas
tor OF the Central Union, to active
memb srship. Rev. W. H. Peck was
chosen to take charge of the score.
tary's work during Mr.. Corbetts
bridsl tour.
The Treasurer's report showed
receipts of S2S7O5 and disburse-
ments 1868 65, leaving balance on
hand Of Sl7.4O.
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ALAMEDA. May o MARIPOSA. May 9
MARIPOSA. June q ARAWA. :. MAY 80
ARAWA.. 49,. July 4 ALAMEDA June n
ALAMEDA. Aug, l MARIPOSA July %
MARlPOSA.Aug. 80 ARAWA -. Aug. %
ALAN EDA. Oct "a | MARIPOsA Oct. II
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Passenger.
ARRIvALh.
From Kauai per stmr Keauhou, May g.
Mrs Dumhansen and family. and deck.
From the Colonies per S Miowsra, May
2-Mr and Mrs Long, Mr. Bride, Mr. Smith
and 3 children, and 81 In transit.
From San francisco per bkine w ii Di-
mond, May 2-Mrs Capt Nilsson, Mrs A Il
Buchanan, Miss Buchanan, II H Nc.
Closky, Marian, Laura and Paul McClosky.
DEPARTURE.
For Vancouver, per X NJ S Miowera. May
2-D W Corbett and bride, Mrs T Smith
and z children, II II Perry, J b Armstrong,
Mrs J brysnt, A q Benjamin. G S Bailey,
u GOodn an, + J Claxcon, A Logic, Co.
lin Il Jackson.
For Maui and Hawaii per stmr Kinau.
May 3-Volcano: DIR Yates, Miss Yates,
+ + TucketL. WAY ports: Miss Nunes DR.
Wight, Miss Chamberlain. w Damon,
Ms l. Severance and daughter, y q CANA
rinos, Q Kaiser Father Maxine + A
Jones. Mrs All Kui. Mrs G X Stillmsn,
Mrs NJ Holck q Stoeckle and 90 deck.
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Returning, will leave Hilo at O'Clock
p. NJ, touching At Laupahoehoe, MANU-
kona and Kawaihae same day; MAIZENA,,
Msalaea BAY and Lshains the following
day; arriving at Honolulu the afternoons
OF Tuesdays and Fridays
E1c- Nc Freight will be rr's'va" after
II noon IN day NJ sailing.
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Vessels Leaving To-morrpw

Cargoes from Island Ports
Stmr Kasla-2O25 bags sugar, so bags bones
and hides.
Stmr lwasni-Ssli bags sugar and 20 pkgs
sundries.
stmI Keaihor-3y5O bags sugar.
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Stn1r. CLAUDINE,
CAMERON, Commander,

WIN leave Honolulu Tuesdays ayo p. ~,
touching at kabuiui Hama. Hamos and
Kipahulu, Maui. Returning .rrives NJ
HonolnIu SUNDAY mornings
Will call at huu. Kaupo. on second rip
OF each month.
~ No Freight will he rsns'vsd after
AZ. n. on day Of sailing.
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vi n. RL n e ~ Il " :.

vi n f T. n e ~ Il y" :,
hr-ioxs
THURSDAY. May 2.
q A SIS Miowera, Stott, from the Colonies
via Fiji
Bktne W H Dimoni, Nilson, from San
Francisco.
FRIDAY, May 5.
Bktne Archer, Calhoun, l5h days from
San francisco
s s Australia, Houdlette, from San Fran
cisco
Stmr Kaala from Waianae
Stmr Iwalani from Kauai
Stmr Keanhou from Makaweli
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Oepartuie.
THURSDAY, May 2.
G A s 8 Miowera, stott, for Vancouver
FRIDAY, May 3.
Stmr Kinau for Maui and Hawaii at y M
Stmr Hawaii for Hawaii at pm
Stmr Kaala for Mokuleia at II M
Stmr Keauhou for Waianae at 2ptu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-14

co.-Nae fusg At the corner a. me fila
Of the co9Ert. ard the imposing stone ~
trance porch vas being made longer ana
more imposing slill. the way bang Al
moss blocked hy ladders ana scafIoA1
rsaia# Ffers there was only the usual
tale. and 80 on through the whole walk
The cashiers kaew I.aker only oy sisn1'
and that not always very distinctly. Iae
calls % walk-clerks we're such matters
81 routine that little note vas taken OF
the rserasus 81 ths clerks themselves. TRo
we're lied by the names % their nrfiis.
n they we're called - any names at All.
I.aker had behaved much as usual. 50 far
as the cashiers could remember; ana
when finally the Eastern Cons7lidated
vas Iaft behind. nothing more had been
learned than the chat about Laker's new
umbrella.
Hewitt had taken leave 81 Mr. Meals
clerk. aud vas stepping into A hanson.
when he noticed a yelled woman. Ia
widows weeds. hsiliug another a little
way behind. lie recognized the figure
again. and said 20 the driver: Drive
FIRST 10 Palmers tourist office, hut Keep
your eye on shat cab behind. and tell me
presently n Il Is following rs"
The "a bman drove Off. and. after pass
ing one or two turningS. opened the I'D
above Hewitts head and said: That
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there other keb IS a-follerin' us. sir. an
keeping about even distance all along"
"'AH right that's what l want to
know. paimers now"
At Palmer's the clerk who had at
tended to I.aker remembered him very
weil. and described him. lie also re-
membered the wallet. and thought he
remembered the umbrella-was prac-
ticaly sure Of it. IN fact. upon refiec
zion. He had no record OF the name
given. hut remembered 1t distinctly TO
be I.aker. AS matter OF fact. names
were never asked IN such "A transaction.
but in this case LakeF appeared to be
ignorant Of the usual procedure, as
well as Ia a great hurry. and asked for
the ticket and gave his name all in one
breath, probably assuming that the name
would be required.
Hewitt got sack to his cab and
started for Charing Cross The cab
man once more lifted the lid and in
formed him that the hanson with the
veiled woman IN Ii was again follow
ing. having waited while Hewitt visited
Palmers. Al Charing Cross Hewitt
discharged his cab and walked straight
20 the lost property office. The man in
charge knew him very well. for his busl-
ness had carried him there frequently be-
foTe
Il fancy an umbrella was lost In the
station yesterday" Hewitt said 1T was
a new umbrella. silk. with a gnarled
gorse-root handle and two silver bands.
something like this sketch. There was a
monogram on the lower band-C. W. L.
were the letters. Has IL been brought
here?r'
There was two or three yesterday"
the man said Lets see" He took tha
sketch ard retired to the corner OF his
room. "Oh, yes-here IL is. 1 think. Isn't
this it9 Do you claim IT,
We'll. not exactly that. hut I think
III take look al It If you'n let me. By
the way. ] see It's rolled up Was II
found Ike that"
NO: tho chap rolled II ND that found
it-porter he was. rs a fad Of his
rolling up umbrellas close and neat. ana
he's rather proud OF a. He often looks
rs though he'd like 20 take a mans nm
hrellS away and roll II up for him whs-,
its bit clumsy done. Rum fad eh?'
fes-everyhoty has his little fad
though. Where was this found-cIose by
Yes jus' there. almost opposite this
window. I'm a littie corner"
About o'clockG"
Al. about that dime. more or Iass~
Hewft took the umbrella IN. uorss-
le'ra1 t'o hand and shook .ha EN- a..
loose. Then De opened IL. and as 10 Ala
SD small strap " paper fcU from, a.
SIDE u. Hewitt bounced on Il like pobt-
ming Then. after examining thu mn
hr'as thoroughly inside and out bo
handed 10 back to the man. who ha3 ar
served ihr Incident n thc scrap u Txper.
i05t Viii do, thanks" he sai8 Il only
wanted % taxi a peep ut il-iust 4 small
matter connected with ID itile raen 80
mine Good morning"
~" turned suddenly and saw. gazing a.
hiT win Il ternHed expression f~o-, d,
door hf hind n" taos Or the woman vto
had followed him m tho rab. The ysl
Vas ih'cf ani he caught but mere
Stance ~ the fac ere IT, va s,,,sI.,.
with drawn. 10 stood Tor n fro-,s., ..
a'fow She Woman go retreat. ana fhsu
l'ff 'he station AMI walked coward fte
cfh-e. close By.
Tt 80 Corff0urf
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NOTICE To CoNTRAeTo..-

NOTICE TO CONTR Afvn,-e- -.
oids for the. construction ~ = ---Ssass,
dormi,ory of the state agr5@,,ssaas sssSs
iege. Pullman. VIII 81 ~s,. ~ nsal ~.
oifice or Tie SECRETARY ~ Is i.
thau that hour viii no ,,-~ssssea sssa~
bids nus, must be az. accompanied S, ~ i
ta-v o. the board cf ra-a,ssa ne sss-as
cent. q ne 3m 70. Z tie 6ii as a. -
for all labor and material 70 5seeisss
s'ruStloa and completion Of ~ ne cea-
building also separately sa- tas s-ss,s
and material for tho rnssan -. 81 AAs>
Dentsr work. electric wiring nlss sa-.
painting. heating ard pIun,A, - sse--trs
and sQecifcs lions for the S,,sssf Pas
the form of contract required ssa.ss
open for examination al ths 80 WI y
architects. stephen & Jo'sa, sssasee q "A.
neer. ouildinS. Seattle: Hollsx :. p
Marks X Co. Spokane. ana Aases.
Of the secretary u the b~srs .s sae a@rs
Pullman. on and after Nav ,s.sssns
hoard reserves the right "a ~ ~
or all bids. Z. A. Rryan s s ass
board Of regents. SecfetaY
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Advertisements under the head Of Lost
Found t'or sale. Fer Rent nna Situations
Wanted Viii lie inserted at the rate OF |
se1t q word each Insertion. Payment al
~ASs ~ advance. No advertisements re-
Ce!Vc3 for less tAan - cents.
Th~ following letters await advertiser.
a. thts Ccsce
Advert tSesuc-Fs VII - received at
bFaach oestees 80 tNa Post fnFei}ig.eF,-rr A..
TACOMA RJREAT'-3ll6 PAclac avenue
~ ~ Madison Manager
lEE FtfN NSf< p t'rs ~e-h { Springer.
Ek-i.tt\CE AIM Ray Et-REA t--N evr
Whatcofn corner Holly ana Canoe streets
u. H. C~iNer Manager.
Tire follow < letters aNalt a3se--ise-s
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In order 80 secure correct tnsertfo, =,
notices under these headings. the sauna
should h@ left al thu business or3-es ~
notices.
Funeral notices. resolutions or othAr
special announcements viii be charged at
tton.
LOST LNrELr LcENL-E-r, -
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NnN rRrISrR>, NOTICE

Advertisers desiring display advertise
rcnts changed Tor The Sunday issue must
hand 80 copy ~ ! D clock Saturday to in
sure change
ElST-INTEI co
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Continued from Monday.

Copyright. isas. BY BaesslIer. johnson &
Bachelor.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED--MISCELL
wANTED-To exchange in the next so
days si0Oo0 for secondhand furniture
carpets. stoves. etc; will pay 10 per cent
more than any firm in the. city. Scatter
& Holder. 100 I'LL. lib Second street.
corner Of Spring
WANTDD-To exchange 10 acres OF land,
water front. In the beautiful San Juan
islands for small stock Of merchandise:
will take or pay difference in cash. Ad-
dress j. l. Murray. Friday Harbor.
Wash.
WANTBD-A secondhand Photographic
OUTFIT. not less than 1xi0 plate; must he
modern In good condition and cheap.
Address with price and fun particulars
Pilot 1erapher, care Post-intelligencer.
WANTED-POSTA AGE STAMPS Send us
new or old stamps for cash: approval
sheets sent 70 responsible parties Mer-
chants Stamp Company. y Hinckley
block Seattle Wash
WANTDD-AH kinds OF furniture and
household goods. Will pay highest cash
price. get oar estimate before selling.
New England Furniture Co, 1919 Front
street.
WE HAVE LOTS OF MONEY and want
lots OF secondhand household goods .
before selling out try us Miller &
Ryan. 22o and 20 Pike street.
wANTEp-Storks Of merchandise Of all
descriptions money advanced on st0rks :
strictly confidential Apply 10 Box 1925
WANTED New ami secondhand goods
bought ani sold. K5kalugnar porcela IN
stoves. reduced prices. Johnston. 500
Pike
WANTED 30 cords steamboat wood
large size Junc delivery. Seattle Tug a.
Barge Co. Commercial wharf
a
and in good condition. Address Wheel
Pos' IoGsjl'Ee nrc-.
TOR RENT--HoU~E>.
FOR RENT-Houses. stores. fats and Of
ices in all parts OF city. Pioneer Rem
tai COMPANY only exclusive reuta
agency IN the city. and RoNweu block
Columbia street Telephone lea Branch
ofnces No. 2517 Front street and 2sls
Jackson street
FOR RENT-May 81. well-plarnea house.
corner Twenty second and NnifrSka
streets Rainier addition. ti250 Per
r0Ct1, Seat1ls Trus; Co. 3 Boston
FOR RENT-Houses in every part Of the
city set = list Of IS before renting no
Company. l97 Columbia street. room 4
FpR RENT sexen-room house. Nm
bl.H cts. -fS Ets1ta street. rent SO
iuc'-3.nS water inquire li-> Fourth
rDR RFy%T-E, Ea.-room house. 1lth
bath rent SO 'rcilitrg wafer. He~he--
: 3per. - S'helerna7 block
feE M $500 .; ne PES. boss 81 n
cheap ard = i@~@s a5o>N-
FOR RENT-TTouses and cottages IN all
I'm u 1 81
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COMMISSION NEReu,x.r,

CALIFORNIA COMMISSION IN -
ers "a S'ii i9 Va, and orcSon nuns =:
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NANTED-Those desiring male help can
get II at the city mission free OF cost.
64 Commercial street Telephone lol7.
WANTED-A barber so7 Front street.
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GORDON 4 CO--wholesaie e,r,--.-----
merchants, dealers in frni,s s 81 asSas
tables. lis West Marion aaa sess~
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HELP wANTED--MALE.

WANTT5D-HooiS tender. $50; skidder,
$25. swamper. S30. cook. 80: wood
chopper. 10 cut and pile, s1l0. old man;
lath puller: family men; bolt choppers.
81. teams. ranches TO rent. Cranes. lo5
Nasningfon street.
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WANTED-PARTNE Err.

W.ANTED-Carpente or mill man with
small capital 10 take half interest in the
planning mill business in one of the best
towns In the state OF Washington; good
business already established and mill
In good running order. Address Mil
care Post-Intelligencer.
FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland, Or, May 70. 1895.
Fair. warmer.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-FEMALE

wANTED-By a reliable LADY without
family The care OF an infant. terms
moderate. Apply Mrs. Legere,t. Ana
CORES Wash
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WANTED--REAL ESTATE.

we have buyers for
several small improved farms near Sc
attic. must be rock bottom prices. Call
on or write to Aim * Slettengren, la nd
and emlgFati ton agents. Halter block.
Seattle.
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WANT'ED-By elderly girl, place to do
houScwork In A small family. or 70 go
out by the day. Call 29l2 Sixth street.
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BLOWERS & NINTH. commissi-.
RS ri, ;9S,. SS West street. Dealers =
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WANTED-Encumber residence prop
erty: close in preferred. German Amer
lean Investment & Guarantee Company,
Yesler building.
WANTED have cash buyer for house
and lot near the center. from ST. 800 to
$500. George Dorffel. lis Columbia St.
Haller block.
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WANTDD-AU kinds OF furniture and
household goods Will pay highest cash
price. Ect oar estimate before selling.
street.
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WAN TED--First-clas milliner TO take
good position in Kent. steady place to
right party. Address box 1l6. Kent.
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WANTED-A seconds hand Photographic
ournt. nor less than 7xiO plate; must ne
modern, IN good condition and cheap.
Photographer care Post-Tntelligeucer.
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LADIES. bring your material % ghe Elite
Millinery. go Pike. and have S. Or =
hat made which VIII cost yOU half ot
that amount the largest and cheapest
line Of flowers in the city.
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WiANTEID-Cook, So; families. so; wait
ress and chambermaid. SIS, second girl:
berry pickers: housekeeper. Cranes, 100
Washington street.
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WANTED-To exchange 40 acres OF land,
water front In the beautiful San Juan
islands for small stock of merchandise:
will take or pay difference in cash. Ad-
dress J. J.. Murray. Friday Harbor.
Wash.
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J. 7. wTTTwER. 1912 Second street. has
received so switches. all colors; brown.
SIS and upward, gray, ST. and up
ward: also natural curly hair bangs, g
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IWIASTED-Position as housekeeper; city
or country. Inquire II West Hesler
avenue.
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We HAVE LOTS OF MONEY and want
lots OF secondhand household goods .
before selling out try uS. Miller <
Ryan G20 and 30 Pike street
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ST .rsprE>.-S LODGE. No. 9. 2 4 A NJ
~fff meet mis- CTfgsssiayb evening az ;
O'clock important business. b order
o. fhe ". u
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FOR SALE-LoDGING HOUSES.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCTANCTE.-Tw large lots. fruit
trees, fancy fence. tw7o-Story house, bay
window. fine view. chicken yard. etc.
for good team and wagon, balance.
money or property: a bargain. DR..
Stephenson. Mount Vernon. Wash.
FOR EXCHANGED acres Michigan
land two improved farms in Cass and
Rerrien counties, TO exchange for prop
erty in Seattle or vicinity. Call on or
address Gil Pioneer building.
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WANTED-Competen girl for general
housework and cooking: also want
nurse girl. Apply 6l2 DreXel avenue,
take Madrona park car
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NlA.NTEJD--A good girl for general house
work. :. J. Holmes. soui hwest corner
Rainier street and Yesler avenue.
WANTED-Giri to do general homework.
Apply 1906 Fourth street.
WANTDD-A frst-class second girl. 1116
Marion street.
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ARCaNA LODGE. No. s.. r. ard A VI
stated EnestinEs second and fourth
Mondays % each month
C. Z PATTES. ". n
9 CYPRS See
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are the best sellers: big profits easy
work. Catalogue free by sending TO
Western Corset Co. St Louis Mo.
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WANTED-A wife: one that IS familiar
with farm life and between - and .
years OF age. Address. up 10 June y.
W MAY, Cofby, Wash,
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HELP wANTED--FEMAIE.

WAN'TED-Woman to do general house
work: small family; everything conven-
dent; no washing. fair wages. Apply
at once. 80 Olympic avenue. Queen
Anne: take North Seattle electric car.
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ANTEp-Stor Of merchandise Of all
descriptions money advanced on stOcks:
strictly confidential Apply 10 Box 1925
Seattle
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WANTED 2ookkeeper wishes position;
vgH also instruct. Cso0dTtn's improved
method Address Bookkeeper, Post-In-
+c1ffgrneer.
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WANTED-To exchange In the next sc
days $4,000 for secondhand furniture.
carpets. stoves. etc. will pay 10 per cent
more than any firm in the city. Scatter
& Holder. 1l09, I'LL. lib Second street.
corner Of Spring
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WANTED New AMI secondhand goods
bought ar3 sold. K5kaluenar Dorcela IN
stoves. reduced prices Johnston. so
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TO THE LADTE,S-The treatment ~ the
face and wrinkle ironing ny electricity,
II you value your complexion cali on
she viii instruct YOU how 10 avoid and
obiite-ate wrinkles. develop the form.
remove freckles. consultation free
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FRENCH ACCORDION PLATING. e;
trimmed sailor hats; lowest prices
Miss GALLAGHER, 1l0S Second street.
Eu.ECTRoPOIsES sold or rented;
write FOR book ]. +. Alexander X Co.
agents New Whatcom. Wash.
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SOW THE WCRD-1a 80 pages assorted
gospel tracts: hest religious books call
and see them. Room !. Ht1ckleN block.
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WANTED-POSTAC AGE STAfPS-Send ~
new or old stamps for cash: approval
sheets sent 70 responsible parties Mer-
chants Stamp Company. y Hinckley
block. Seattle. Wash.
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EMPLOYMENT wA>TED--MALE

{sl-Youuz man. business education. =
years experience, WfI pay 81 FOR per
manent sffuatica in store. Office or hotsl,
I'd objection 20 country, good refer
e7ees Address Stanley. care P1st-Intel-
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New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
7UE COLTNBTd dLTMNT DfNSER

The dinner Of the alumni OF Columold 'oieNr
which is 10 he held at Sherry's on December It, VI"
bo on q much larger scale than usual. as all grad
yates OF all the departments are invited 1t VIII be
under the ma nasement OF the Alumni Council whieh
represents the associations Of the a.umni or the
college Of the School OF Mines and OF the College
Of Physicians and Surgeons and ii is expected that
there will be- present large Number OF the mem
hers of these associations which have an aggregate
m nbership Of iderably more than on, thousand
Dean Van Amringe has been selected TO preside
President Low will respond for the college. ana
William c. Lathrop jr will speak for the College
Alumni Associa ton OF which he is president The
associations OF the schools OF Medicine and Mines
Will be represented by OF their officers James
g. Carter VIII respond for Harvard. Hugh L. Cole
for Princeton and Thomas Ttacher for Yale. Seats
are 10 bc assigned in accordance with the expressed
wishes OF the purchasers. that any number OF
graduates purchasing tickets together arrange
10 be sea .ei together. Tickets may be had Of
the secretary Of the committee Howard Van Sin
deren No. 81 Wall-st