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New-York tribune., 1897-01-18
4 GAIL TO DIR. NORTH.
TO DECIDE BY TOMORROW Nl'HI
WHETHER HE WILL BECOME PAS
TOR OF CALVARY METHODIST
EPISCOPAL, CHURCH.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Tho trustees of Calvary Methodist Episcopa'
Church. Seventh-ave. and One-hundred-ahu-'we"''
n,nths, have invited the Rev. DIR. Frank Mason
>.u,h 20 All the vacancy in the pulpit which will
hs caus .d by the retirement Of the present pastor
tho Rev. DR.. Amos B. Kendig. who Is obhged 10
o,vo IN his duties by reason OF failing health
When seen by a Tribune reporter YESTERDAY az
terroon DR. North said that as YET ne mao not
been able to come TO conclusion as 10 "hat "o,o"
he should take. II II were SIMPLY q"e9o "
.a. ,x,o churches Dr. North said he would no;
New-York tribune., 1897-01-18
THE APOSTOLIC DELICATE COMING.

On next Sunday. the Feast Of ST. Agnes the
solemn PontIhcal mass will be sung In ST. Agnes's
Church. East Forty-third-si.. by Archbishop Sc
bastan Martinelli. Apostolic Delegate In the United
States Tnc sermon Will be preached bv the Rev
Alexander ~ y Doyle. and at vespers by the Rev
James IL. McCrean. rector OF ST. Peters Church
Archbishop Corrigan will preside in the sanctuary
at the mass The relics OF ST. Agnes will be ex-
posed to the veneration OF the faithful after yes
New-York tribune., 1897-01-18
Suicide BY 4 LEiP.

Isottie Frantz. twenty-five years old. servant.
who had been too Ill to work. threw herself from
the roof OF the tenement house. No. 544ia East
Twelfth-st.. Yesterday afternoon and was taken
10 Bellevue Hospital where she died.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-18
Hotel de lille ct d'Albion

a2., Rue st. Honore. Paris. s...
Between the Tuileries Gardens, Place vr.sr,s venuS,
and New opera Advantageous arranSems'"~s r'"s
for families. Beautiful Hal, LARGE u.s ~ ma
Rooms Electric Light &C. ,v rsISsrsmS III
bion." partA 0@""s
New-York tribune., 1897-01-18
IN THE CYCLING WCRLD.
ATTRACTIONS FOR wHEELMEN AT THE
GOOD ROADS CONGRESS.

A WOODEN BICYCLE TO BE PUT ON THE MAnhEi-
NONSENSE FROM KANsAs-A BITTER
FIGHT IN THE LONG ISLAND
CLUBS ASSOCIATION.
In connection with the Good Roads Congress. to
he held at Orlando Fla. February 3, 4 and ..
there will be a three days bicycle meet 10 "hicn
all the prominent riders OF the country have been
invited Orlando is city OF 1900 inhabitants "'
uated $50 miles south OF Jacksonville. and mas
one-mile bicycle track. fve-sxhs of a mile long.
in the State and only Ave minutes walk rom 1 tne
sSrs ss the Of track fas syodns
bathing rubbing etc The city OF ,,es 1rlana9 o cIsy
Park, four miles distant by two clay roads. which
nS' most charming scenery in the South The Semi
mole Hotel, with accommodations for =" gues.i g"sei:
path four miles long, extending to the Polo Polo
Grounds Before the end OF the bicycle meet md snS
will he polo games. bicycle parades, an opera AL"
other anusements for the diversion Of visitors
Springfield firm Will put wooden bicycle on tns
market this season. In place of the stee: tubing in
the ordinary bicycle wood rods turned out OF second
growth rock maple hickory used. and insteac
OF drop forgpgs steel connections. when are use~
to hold the frame together, this company uses ai-
mnum bronze metal This metal is about me cocs Ss
of l4karat gold. The wood rods are iinlsned III tne
natural wood antique oak. mahogany or roseNoosns
and, with the god-coored trimmings make s'rA'
Representative Lambert; who will introduce mo
the Kansas Legislature a bill 70 prohibit the wearing
of bloomers and make the riding OF bicycles astrlie
by women misdemeanor. has consulted WIN "se'
OF the medical profession in that state VINO es
clare that II the women persist In the r'dins OF a..
cycles the extinction OF the race must hecessaV
follow"
The annual election OF the Associated Cycling CiuW
OF Long Island will be he'd tonight. and the lvehest
interest Is felt the fight for the presidency Michae'
Furst. OF the Brooklyn Bicycle Club has declined
denomination. leaving the field 10 John Barne.I
president of the Logan Wheemen. and fresuens
Shannon OF the Prospect Wheelmen Inc ~ ~pdss.
promises to be a bitter one because the Losssn
Wheelmen formed by several o.d members OF tnS
Prospect Wheelmen. who became dissatisfied WIN Win
Quoted and formed a club. which Is now one :"
the progressive in Brooklyn. Barnett Is P".p~
lar. and his friends confident that he VIII Will
Some residents Of Long Island are in favor OF ns"
ing the Merrck Road at night. especially on suhaays
and holidays The various roadhouse keepers aions
the line favor the scheme. OF course.
Cyclists desiring 10 Join the League of Ame'e"
Wheelmen may obtain full printed Information s ~
membership blanks by sending names ana aua'eS'~
TO the Cycling Editor, Tribune.
CHAMPION POOL-PLAYER CHALLENGhD
New-York tribune., 1897-01-18
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

The petroleum market last week while quiet
steady. The complete pipeline statement for December
showed n decided increase In receipts. but only a
deliveries. The increase In
November about 3S5 600 barrels. Returns far
January indicate that than $4,000 barrels
be added this month to the visible supply Of OIL Follow
ing the report Of pipe line movements. compiled
thr figures Of The OIL city Derrick
Figures In bbls. Dec. NJ Dee. D5. Nov. 90 Dec 96
Total receipts .2i,O.21 28sss23 21Oi Gs7 2vl64is
Total deliveries. "a. 2IG 1855 +O O5 2tgs 523
Excess receipts. '1gJ.oJt 2s1, 1876 20I G4 312Sll
Daily av rec ts... W.OIJ sBiu2 W05b Vt.O1k
Daily av. ceves. 1868 17i53 ~ 5i S3 pS1
Da. r'pts 'il.Gp o3oD Gg05 i0UO
Net stocks G.136.iI 5.lO pOi eoi5iI1 JJU5s3
Excess deliveries.
The partial pipe line returns from January to IL
Charters TO the lam. inclusive. are as follows:
Total bbls. Daily Jan. 9G.
Runs ,................... 1898? SiOIs 1o..pi
Deliveries ............... sJi.sft It.56s 14,3IT
Excess ........... i0e. i25 s.5iO sta5j
Charters .+...............l,od lps i5.s2s 1914
sExcess deliveries.
Refined petroleum closed 20 per gallon In bar
rels and $40 cents In bulk at New York. Philadelphia
prices being basis point lower Foreign quotations
were London. sos led per imperial gallon; Antwerp.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-18
CHAMPION POOL-PLAYER CHALLENGER

II. E. Stewart has challenged Alfredo de o'S
champion pool-player OF the world, to insss
game at continuous pool for the championship o.
the world and a money stake OF $50: the ms,cs @
TO be played under the rules governing sns 'H iatsr
plonship further details to be arranged .ss. ass
Stewart has deposited the sum OF SO as lo',ns ~
money as uequired by the rules governing '"'
champiOnship
New-York tribune., 1897-01-18

european advertisements: .,.,.
rt,KoprANs AND TRAVELLERS viii nns
.h. London once Of Tue Tribune. fs yisss Street, ~
eouv.p,.u, MAC. to leave their sdvsrtlssmsau ~ -
scrsptsons for The TubusA
New-York tribune., 1897-01-18
THE TITHEs AND RATES.

The effect Of the exercise Of these privileges and
scribed in detail would carry beyond .he scope
of an ordinary letter: but few general incidents
will illustrate the condition of affairs. Take the
tithes and rates one OF the jealousy guarded
privileges sanctioned II will be remembered. by
the imperial act Of 174. The tthes made the living
Of the parish priest practically secure. for upon
the grain crops OF his parishioners he has a pre-
ferred claim 10 the extent of average Of one
fourteenth OF the yield. Every autumn the tithes
are delivered at the cures granary.. which is run
ming over with the best OF grain. When farmers
are short OF seed IN the spring II is a common prac
tice purchase from the priest. because II is well
known that his stock Is the very best produced In
Besides this. they have all the other means OF
raising a revenue, which. TO large extent. are
common to ecclesiastical authorities the world over
built repaired. or buria-xround provided or
restored then the Church authorities resort TO an
other we,recognzed right. sanctioned by law and "a
assessed for Its share OF the proposed work. just
as the property OF rate-payers Is assessed by mu-
nicpal authorities for the construction OF r roads
church rates are not only collectible by law. but
they are privileged claim upon the real estate.
and unlike osSnaGy 40 acr mot seeur
properly, the Churchs claim must be paid in
full This accounts for the large. beautiful church
distrfcis. Practically the people must build them
whether they will or not and the church rates
arc 10 many a French-Canadien farmer the heav-
This Church is also recognized by law In another
poslffye manner. Provincial statutes provide that
ociai no;ices OF judicial sales are TO be posted
means the Roman Catholic Church. wherever one
orfete within the parish. although the majority of
ssts-payers In the parish may b. Protestant, as
New-York tribune., 1897-01-18

Cyclists desiring to Join the League OF Ame'"a.
Wheemen may obtain full printed Information ana
membershp blanks by sending names and addreSS~
TO the Cycling Editor. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-18

Some residents OF Long Island are in favor OF hs"'
ing the Merrlck Road at night, especially on suhaays
and holidays. The various roadhouse keepers aions
the line favor the scheme OF course.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-18

Excess deliveries
The partial pipeline returns from January 2 to
Charters 10 the iith) inclusive. are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1897-01-18

Representative Lambert. who will introduce mo
the Kansas Legislature bill 20 prohibit the wearing
of boomers and make the riding OF bicycles asrile
by women a misdemeancr. has consulted Win WISE
OF the medical profession in that state VINO as
clare that II the women persist in the riding OF n
cycles the extinction Of the race must necessary
follow
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N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIE
STATE - . ssAE-s gEesz. Tor re GsNnry ~
hsrE----@nrN E0~@11 psasnsz@~ -
NEs1@ IrSs34k gcE-zzE. a carp~aTatscH-
eeEsss@21fs =. ". Baker. rSSs.Tsr. Ne
= a. wssz 4 ray csaes-ns
y 1Sress. - re fSsA Sag - TsA-asrr.
AsSss Ssss 2k-eTe-~wrfszezs sog-~ SAY rvza&s
SD sE-sre1. n xha ala0vss-s-sEzxA@a acssor-
tsla E@4zaw1z< oE1sr. to-utts
S9S On las Ia CAY q FeS-uary. A
= ~, this ckazs Gaming On % - AeAr1
nrsoa Re raacrr ~ r. w pNGa-. 10 re-
hereby ct-Ncte,4 - sell IRE steamer sTFeo-
Pa n els possession as SUCH rpsr~tyew
oy advertising n TIA Seattle Post gnts1-
AAz@1cs~ = HOssGs tAe. re vii So said
stsAZtr IEcpaa a. SoEse wAarf u 10
sly q S@aszses 50 tie 2&sa aay % Nara.
~. ~ puzzle 2Gcstcz. 70 TIE a1zaESE bid
der Tor casa az1 ;Hzs 20 cause s&s3 no.
tAcS % - HHnIsssn.a for a rertes x ucE
aeSs tczz ten GAYS prrs~ 90 SAi4 sale and
sn2t se thsreuson rNport ats Pgsce&alnSs
10 thiS court
WI HICKMAN MpoRE. yaage.~
NaE. tAsTSfore. n asca-1sanee vita ssss4
order ard tss terms .eerees. = sAA an
asTsagTgas. WI. CA Weanns2zy. the -aeA
day - NARA. TNSl- at tn@ hour % ten
csclecx u sEe zerennea az saks Gay 81
AAnS county. state Of AAsszl agtGra sell
81 paa1ic aEetson. - the aa<heSt bidder
- casa. lie steamer ~UkaEiN" her
tackle. apparel. fGra4sgrs. saSznes. BEL
Dases sAss sssh dav % FsAruary. tAs
Gay % TIA arsg p<Aa&cafson her~ss.
r. ~ RAkER Resestwe<.
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MOTTO To CoSTGA C~TNo RS-Sosles =
herSag saFea sa21 seas31 BIDS VT ae re-
es.se4 Ealil ieS esee< = N. AArch Is.
1ss- by the N@nty CoEsm1sssozsrs %
King County. Washington Ter the fur
usxhsrz gE A. material and co9strac13cn
% three hundred t&ssf taeS faaors o. iesEl
of PIES Nz5 er2sa bU.kneAd On White
River, a. MeDoDg2-Ts p.aos near Or
FlGia. to- tvs 1ro<sesIea CO 1As River
A&nk.
Wa~x 20 ee drzs according 70 plans ara
sper4gica xsSns now cpca Tor Inspection at
TIE o1sIce CO ths board
Bl3S XII Be receives separately FOR thu
furnishing and driving o. tns PES aa-s
20 The furnishing AID laying 81 tbs erGka
or for The work as whole.
BIDS shall name prise per pile. tviver.
ard 5rscs per cord for brush In position
BIDS must ,. sealed. fa1orse4 'Eszs FOR
pie ard or2Sh k1akhezd At Mcpoux4slss :. .
ard accompanied by cash or certified
check n tAs SIN ef t-s,ae coslArs. 20 20
forfeited ~ the successful bidder ii case
he fails 20 enter into ccztraet EiIn Eo53
anE sufficient nozd "a 6o1n4e ths amount
- the tsonfraev p~ses zztnLn az. aays 81
the date q the award
Payment 20 ee rnNs- IN warrant drawn
or tie Road an1 EriaEe Find.
Tns Board reserves the TtKa. 20 ret@cs
airy and ali BIDS.
X. II ENENS0N.
Clark % ne Board.
Dates a. Seattle. Washington rssre&ry
r<*n Ts5E.
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INVESTMENT.
COPY OF SAM KELLER 4 co.'s
New York weekly report, ensfng Feb

copy OF SAM KELLER q co.'s
New York wsekiy report, eaefnx Feb
Dear SIR: Earnings for past week sv
erased i've Der cent. on the Investment
dealings being made exclusively IN Amer
tear Sugar Refining CO. common stock,
and distributed equally GrnoGg the various
comb nations IN FORCE
The market appears 70 % s.ssdytnG u
ser IN q hea1thfui manner. lend VIII prob
ably - Ehs subject 90 4 ce-faia amount Of
manipulation bet -een Tuesday and ths
Gay OF Nckiniey's inauguration. MoaSsy
next Is legal holiday, leaving Is i've days
only for next weeks operations.
AVERAGE DIVIDENDS PAID THE
PAST TWO MONTHS
paesrnber 18th. ISss. per cent. ret. or
81 profit on every 500 Invested
January ID 1877. per cent. neL or -
profit on every sl6o invested.
January sih. 1881. 81 per cent. ret or 81 -
profit on every si01 invested.
January 18TH. 1871. "a Der cent Est or sssS
profit or every SEQ Invested
ysnnary ga. 1881. az per cent net. Or 81 80
profit on every $40 Invested.
January seth 1877. 5 per cent net. or s.
profit on every 800 invested.
February 9Th. 1881 5 Per cent. Eet. Or 81
profit on every 500 invested
FEBRUARY 18th 1881. : per cert. Get. or -
prOft on every 500 invested
February eoth. 1881, Der cent. ret. Or -
prcnt on every 500 Invested
fater-Y eStsrdRy vas coSins day On
srec4aA 1897 combination, which conn nc
81 Operations January 20. AMI ended FEB
ruary 9Th. with total 20 investors yes
terssay OF y per cent Offices. sl2-sl8
SAM KELLER & CO.
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY TREAsUGER'S NOTICE-CTTy
OF Seattle.
Notice Is hereby given tia, the second
annual insssllment Of local Improvement
District No - for the Improvement OF
Lewis Street In the City OF Seattle. from
Yesser Avenue 10 the north iaue OF WsllA
Walia addison under the provisions OF or
oinGnce No. IA9. whi1h provides for the
improvement OF said street oy grading
the same AMI constructing sidewalks on
both sides thereof wiki parking strips be-
tween sidewalks and roadway. and pro
vs61ng for the payment therefor n in
stalUeuts and establishing = fund for
such payment BY the levying and eoilec-
ten Of special assessments upon the prop
erty benefited BY the Improvement, and
providing for the Issuance OF bonds as
authorized o. an act OF the legislature OF
the safe ot Washington. approved March
SIN. lSsS. ard under the provisions OF or
dsa@nce No. Sssa. approved May 7th, lSsa,
IS amended By ordinances No. $40. ap-
proved July fith. 1854, has oeea duly cerd-
tive sums therein charged and levied
against each panel and lot Of lard. and
part thereof. IN said district IN payment
Of such inst sllnnent remains unpaid. and
the same. Including the interest on the
whole amount charged must Re paid on
or before Eth day OF March. 1891. Ua-
less payment De made On such install
ueut on or before the 9Th day 90 March.
1887 tE~ same shaA become delinquent
and shall bear interest a. the rate OF
per cent. FER snnurn. until paid. and X
IaE fsAf1 0eiGEe eal2 al > Z pels<4sy o. HNn
81 Per cent. shall ee added. and the sums
delinquent shah De entered OF the annual
tax roll for The current year against each
lot ard parcel % land ard part thereof,
80 delinquent. and with the interest and
penalty shah De collected a. other taxes.
together wtth such additional charges or
penalties as are authorized 70 be charged
ard collected OF other delinquent taxes,
and earh %, o. paTcel % land 50 deiin-
ausr. shall bs sal fer the amount OF
such assessment. wfth interest, penalty
and Costs Ir tbs mar Ter Provfdef By law.
GEORGE E. MEACHAN.
cry Treasurer q the city Of Seattle.
Date of first publication. February 18th.
fSz-
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10 CoSTRAC actors AND DEALERS N
n 60 Ereoms s@pp3 ses-SsAle-3 proposals
a. he received - zAs Ss1lce % ths
fsa-f e puoi{S works a2 70 = o sock
- a41rd4y NsTcsl 1sr Assl. Tor ne
gss~n{sh8ss 20 kkss c4Ey az Seattle 81 re-
sya.sltfsr % - ISSUED slTlng ghs F21zths
- Nara al Augli. Lssg. f1r zzz1eTs4zS.
genplaes ste-. EoE tas ordinary Reed e
80 various Departments GUTz1g sad
40 months a detailed list Gf s11a
rrsterEzsa ant szpgliss - - I'd % c41
= lad ~ CAltag aE lie ef4cs e tse ia
Ssrsf Ere4 81 The CRY EszA E1&@rx 14r
care az cEsy E&e&e5ts Ilst sHesu1s =
rrs~e pa. aGEr4, aurs4z<. Ezs5selzsss &Ss2
ssrx.e2l dressings lr4tssaI as-&2-y - -
&c ere 1ay a. Gays tx9@1sSs except
h. CO "A xsogs G z&assz whHl they @sa2
have 70 rJzaz1a 81 EcsS.tA4 GaZll G+s-
cnzrEE1-A
Ssas8 e1-13eEgrz arf~s requiring re
rssgreEaAss o. arr1cses "a very s&ks~ aSAA~l-
- zHavs tAe ar3LG&ET rsz4&lrs-ze1L.s tsse
Rs~s reserves tie right - zsaks ssSS@2&A
c. fer tsa&ers 20 s1@sg xzc5 Gases
IRE bcrr1 reserves Eas rlEnL 9 F%seS~
anv an& Al hss ~ gaFztez 81 BIS
FsroE tsals 70 as l11Ggsea ca s2FssSSs
eFssa Ter Sznpsis&
~ erszer e Zee Aoa-3 - puzzle works
FRANK oL@ESs1S, s-eeTez2ry.
Date CT 4rzs p14ls@4-zs--- : e1z ~@zE -~---
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

re e1@ra-t steamers TrnRttsas- 11sF OK
rnsNlA ar5 VISTA W&saA siy @et~ @@r -e-
attls &nS S&n Er4Ecssco, ealing a. Part
Tc~ss@-A ard FtGEorfs~ u { as fot19 -
Leave Seattle Due
Fer Szz Erznc4scc.5 SRr f'rsT esseo. A-Ests
sa n: tgaru&rx s - Is ..
1snwary & :. !. IT g -
- - tEenF94Ty a. . a. -
February / s - 3 n
- 81
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cisco FER Seattle Seattle > ~ - ~~
sa ~: l5aaGary 7. - ". -
January 4 O. "a Il =. :. "a
"a - iEshrfssry l. = a. -,
F~hruzry q - s. - -
20 Is; MAreh z
Tbs eSeERas ste&Z@r Cry - 80
leaves SSaszl1 ~ n, fer AAssN ~.
uary e.. FscxGsry u - M2rsa = -
hack a. Seattle February :. -
- -. -.
TIE ccErsny reserves rtgHf % eaAess@
without pgexasus notice. staAEasFA. s~sAtAAs
dates ard hears - sailing
City Ticket 0faee. God First ASsn@e-
J. r. TRowERIDGE. p : SUPP
r.oosap rsrksns A ca. Een. Agts.. san
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- - - rsRrvuflTrNrl

Everett. E&non4s; snoaoIisa Eeuts
- 49, @ov. 81 ls@ Leaves Se&1ksa 7sG
"a ?. n leaves Everett - a. n.
q n Eeatfls lap@tnE. t9smAa eorks
$3.50 ~4fn gfr Flyer fsF Tacoma: ala
g. wfEaao fer smohansisa: vita trafa
fgr NonFr CrEstS and way stations. Ieas-
''4~' rpsNK w. GoopHUE- Manages.
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FIJI On THE ~ELYER=


SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Fcsr rcua1 t-Srs ea.ly. except S1.tAy.
n ere A0ur ard g~engy-Eye rsragaA
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular GsEy txz1s. se1S-s-TacognA
-cGse. As scElsw
TAXING REJECT TUESDAY,. MAY q
TIME CARD.
s<nxse fare. ssc. reus1 srss. Nc
Leave SexsIs-s2sA l-IS O. e.. 10. -
.. -
-~zvp -zccrrr--sss r.. = ~. p n
STNNAyS
Leave asasssA-saaa n IA n m. p a.
Leave -Aco-na-&-% A. n sd . ?. "a
r.ar2f-x az <o-tnsrn Paste wAArs lA~
eaER- and Ccrs Eaerc-&A aoSks 1885, Sk ME-
raan street.. Se7tzaee
sundays. steamers Flyer a7d state O.
wsRztr E1Sz~ Gzr~ Soc
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THg vANcOUvER ROUTE.


STEAM k4& I10FIA
I~zTes Tacoma y aaaa. seattle, Testsr
x-harf p r. Afsl&avs ard Thurs4.yA
fs- PCT Townsend. AnAc0rtes, FslrhRwea.
New 1Ehztccn. Blaine and Friday uAr-
hea~ ard Vanee8wer arriving NkucoSwsr
4 D a. following day
Fsra 20 Blaine. s.. fare 90 varccEwsr.
e For fsrEasr information apply &c Yss-
Ter wharf
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-asH sssAraer BAY CTTT for A-s~nrr-..
vsfTHaves or rhGtc0sn- L@aves CONNER
al deck. Tseo-2&. : ? "a CITY doex
Sse~. NJ xfrse<9. Seattle. s . r1 Tea
Tsss~s as sat Returning leaves WHAT
~N-r5 . ws FztEasv~n. 4si4 2. r.. Ana
a~zr-rfrs = . m. S2n.. Ws6nex ard
81 Far~s-seasgts e. CT q 70 rS2na trip:
sT-a--s--z T. - - S. "a grlp
w. n. rrTvz
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$500 Nix u Ok Ats'Ja4f ~
rz~Tyf~x Irite& States zzsil, caves CITY
- seas q Man street. &on4aY W cd
$3.50 hrz Fsrs1sg az ] A. zz-s for Part
~~s-~&~~ss zaz G4sS 1s1anzs ard New
vxTNasrn-a EsguF@aNg. AsavAE @h@ " RAJ
- 7-ssesssy. TEura6aT AID Saturday Al
Il ThGraVS@z- rs4E4g sr-c Ensr
ff9w. Roxzrssas 4 Co.. &gs1%s- City Go<x-
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se.a1 D. m returning. leaves Victoria at
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for port T0wnseua ard way ports daily
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
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tee e hereby given n accCrdAnce wtth
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tons VII "a held ar tie CRY hail for al
persons who have fled applications FOR
positions n th@ CLASSIFIED cIgl service
CT the city o. seattle, as mentioned 5s-
Police ssrvtce-Exau nations for promo
s4c1, afro for Original entrance 20 the
Positions cf pzt-ol 4rtFer aid dos catch
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cations for original satrszcs 70 posi-
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servtce. street an sewer inspectors.
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