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IVES, 68th-st. 100 West 40 81. nea asa 81.
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GARDENER Scotch. married. no chik-
dren Of long experience In all depart
ments ~ horticulture under glass ami
outside. understands farming care Of
stock and ;he general caretaking 81 n pri-
yata place. gooa references. Address
WA. CAMERON 80 Elm-s,.. Stamford
Conn.
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HARDWOOD MANTELs & TILES

/.orc.n.o.oyN0NNNNNNN NNNNNN0oDNN00.No~
ELEGANT hardwood mantels. So up.
nrepiaces. gas logs. Shovroofns and iac
tory 2IG FrOnt-st. near Fulton Ferry.
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CARPET CLEANING.

-~~N~oNNNNcN0~NNNN ~oNNoOo|Do"o"~Scs'V-
CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand or
on the floor Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co Is5s broadway. l2i East 4sth-s,..
COZ & RRsSDT Tel ioc-a>ih.
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HELP WANTED.
Maze

->~~4~~~~O~~r~~>r>~r~><>>'
Male.
AGENTS. Clergy men. postrnasters. schooi
teachers and other persons OF GOOD 40
dress and education 20 act as agents IN
every CITY and village IN the United states
A respectnb,e and profitable Income as
sured and a permanent business secured
10 anv person who wishes employment
without canvasslng. To those giving So
curity for goods intrusted no money VIII
be asked and the only requirement IS non
.sty and Industry. With such attributes
an INDEPENDENT position may be assured.
Here Is an opening Tor iVo persols M ~,
New-York alone. Apply In person OF W
letter prof. VIM G WILSON. Fulton
building. 1870 Fu.ton-st, Rooms 70 ana
22i New York city.
WANTED "A young man who is
stenographer. typewriter and bookkeeper
and can make himself generally usetni ~
the office Of manufacturing concern
mus, come wei. recommended. state sa'-
arv expected. Address BOX = ff'o""'
Office
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RJsJNESS CHANCES.

N-r<|~N><(|r.NNDN>1N ((<(/>(("'~0|
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY for party WIN
sl5 coo to S2O. 900 To invest ana oecoins
working partner: business Is Jobning anu
retail wallpapers and upholstery. estao
lished thirty years. and conducted many
on cash basis. within radius of ~ hles
Of ew-Orleans. the same name AZ ofis"a'
owner deceasedD can be used, wouid u-
associated with practical men known 70
the trade and understanding the business
In all rs details. had - % 20 years OK
perlcnce. can furnish highest reIerenc's'
Address g. f.. Box II. Tribune once
EXCELLENT opportunity offered Tor IN
yestment in manufacture OF wooueh-
ware goods. We have a complete, ne"
plant with patent. improved machinery
y. Box :. Tribune Office.
WANTED. 81. coI special capital .or
term - years IN a well established sue
cessfu. wholesale New-iork drygHous
house for punoss ~ taking on additionh,
business: capital fully protected severn
month"; time can be taken for strlctes'
investigation. for which every facility
will be afforded: an absolutely safe invest
ment: the money can be left on deposit
until this fact - established beyond ques-
tion. STAPLE. Tribune Office.
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Old GOLD & SILVER WANTED.

SEND US your old gold. jewelry: &c. We
send certified check for full value thers-
Of Bank reference. Established ISL.
GEORGE ". JOYCE. 80 Fulton-st.
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Jnstruriion.
Tor Roth SeYea-COuntry


For Both Sexes-Country.
NLINTON Liberal. lNSTIXtTE-Both sexes. MlNhry.
~ Prepares thoroughly the colleges for the Govern
,sed bv cecre;ar Of Superior advantages in voeal
and instrumental and in elocuon. Faculty DuIl
iags Equipm-nts grounds and situation unexceiled AZ
nory s2xl1 Teachers know boys as well as BOOKS
Positively Christian. Elizabeth Flanders EadcllIe) Lazy
!rincinal Correspondence invited. w g Justin a Al
Principal. Fort Pain. y. Y.
/,HAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE. Chappaaua:
- y y Home school for both sexes under care 0.
In hill country one hour from y y. CITY fI'
catalogue apply 10 albert r. LAWTON A. M.?r.ncpai.
NEW JERSEY Hackettsown. co-educatonal. Pre-
\HACKETTSTOWN INSTITUTE. pares FOR the bcs,
colleges Music. AIT Elocuton and Commercial Branches
Fest building u IT'S class. Location unsurpassed $40
Rev. W f. FERGUSON Phi D. President
DENNINGTCN O. j sEMINARY.-Convenient to
i New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington.
Both Goth year Heathful Beautiful. 10 teachers.
y $4,000 year. For beautiful illustrated
THOMAS O'HANI>ON. u. d. President
DEDDIE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN.
| Prepares for College Scientific Schools. Teaching.
BUSINESS Courses IN German. French Music. Art 3lsi
wear opers Sept. -. Address Roger W Swetand Prin
WESLEYAN ACADEMY. WILBRAHAM. MASS.-Both
w Sexes. Nine Speciaes in Classics, Arts
and Music. Enlarged endowment insures superior sd-
Rev. wM. NEwHALI. Prin.
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N1ACtIINEIlY-

AT REDrcSD PEicES.--5DO secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery Dough; and ex-
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY. jos Madi-
sor-s.
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IOSl.
~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~>>~
pANXROOK No. 3i4. EOS. OF the Union
pine Savings Institution Is missing
ANY person having a claim 20 II is hereby
called upon - present IN" sam" Nl'H'H
ten DAYS or submit 20 having snh pass
book cancelled and a new one issued
LOST'-Rankhook 80 1885, on Dry
Dock SAVINGS Bank. Any person having
Gains upon said book IS called upon I"
preseut the same 20 the bank within thirty
days or the said book VIII be declared
cancelled and eNtinguishcd and new one
issued IN lieu thereof.
LOST Handbook No. Gii.Sis. Bank FOR
Savings. ~ ith-ave. New York. Pas
meni stopped. Please return book to BANK
LOST Rankbook 40. 3O2.s.7 on Dry
claims upon said book is called upon 10
present the same 10 the bank within thirty
days or the said book VIII be declares
cancelled and eNtlngulshed and "A new one
issued ia lieu thereof.
LOST. Handbook No 2a5.G32 on Dry
Dock Savings Bank. ANY person having
claims upon said book Is called upon 10
present The same to the bank within thirty
DAYS or the said book will boo declared
cancelled and eXtinguishcd and a new one
issued Ia lieu thereof
LOST -Bankbook No. G32. 6IG. Bank for
Savings. 2so itha New York. Pay
ment stopped Please return book to bank.
LOST Handbook No. 80. 292 Bank for
Savings. 80 ith-ave.. New-lork. Paw
m.nt stopped. Please return book to bank
LOST Handbook No. 4.30i on Harlem
savings rank. 221g and . Isl ~ ave.
New YORK.. PAYMENT stopped. Please re
turn book 90 bank.
LOST. Baikbook No. Gl5 o.. Bank for
Savings. 80 fih-avs.. Now York PAY
mcni stopped. Please return book 10 bank
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FORECLOSIRE SALES.

N~~S~~~~~~s~~s~Sr~>>O D"N0|>N~~'S>>S~ -,
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. eos-J
OF New York. Samuel Greennaar -
Nathan Strags. a. Trustees. F.sl..Lrn
against Jeanne l.. Tayor q A. pe'''
ants H.
In pursuance O. :Giginen, 0, ~
closure and sale. duly made ana 800 a.
IN the above entitled action, neaF.n- -.
the 9Th day Of August i>f>. ne W..
signed. the referee lr sall lu'ss.
named. Will sell az public AUCTION AZ e,
New York Real Estate saiesroom, 20 -
Broadway. In the Borough ~ Ns.as,
In the City ami County n New iNs
the BIS, day Of August l>H>. ~ 1. 49, -.
noon on tina, day. hy Peter M'.i
nuc;loneer. The premises directed ~ $3.50
Judgment TO hc sold. ara tlerfl" "e'>'
as follows.
Al, that certain lot. piece or pare ~.
land. situate. lying and beng ~ t-s 81
tecn'h Ward Of the city of New ioss &C.
bounded and described as folp"s, Pa
rlng at point on the Northsry ~,
washington Place. distant Tweny-..,
fee, aud two inches Western 49, IT,. a.!
Northwesterly corner o., Greene su, 80.
Washington Place. running thence ~, 4.
wardlv. parallel WIKI Greene ..,s,,cf,
rearly So. and part Of the distance ,ss-v
a party wall. one hundred 'ne,. .,-r,S
Westward.y. parallel with n. rs.
Place. Twen,y-s!ve feet ard Two ..,-s
-
street. or nearly 80. and part o. ss,-sr.i
lance through party val uhe yssh-
feet 10 the said Northerli soc " ,s.e
lngton Place. and thence tast"aru,s -s,on
the said Northerly side y 49,. 10
Pace. Twenty ise feet ard Two ,.,,r ~
the point or place % beginning: 49, 49, 3
premises now known as Hy n,,..
TWENTY-FIVE, East Washington ~ is3
Dated New York CITY. Argl.v r.
JOHN j. McCAl ID ps,sres.
HAYS. GREENBAt'M & Hf'nS"'
Attorneys Tor Plaintiffs.
No. III Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York city. -. 49,
The following 4. a diagram OF 'n,,.iss Z
eriy referred 20 in the foregoing H''
sac:
: No. IS Eas, washington P'a'"
!, !
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STORAGE.

STORAGE.
THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES, 16J-1GI-i6s West 32d-st. Stor-
age. moving. Telephone IA 3sth-st.
METROPOLITAN Storage Warehouse and
Vans. 2O2 and 2O4 Mercer-st.. branch or
Zee sos Broadway. corner 44th-st.. fur
niture removed. boxed and shipped. Te!e-
phone. Spring iG8.
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rrRNIsUED ROOMS.
FASHIONABLE HATTEVS.

-I0r)TF-0(10|l0]'F-1'F'|'
pEpBYs. s.. 81 and 81 SILK hats. s.. -
and 81 r WILLARD JONES. 70
Nassau 81 nea- Maiden Lave.
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GfbnoI Aacn1ies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Profess Teachers Tutors. Governesses
&c. colleges Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs. ". J. lOUNG-FUI.ION. - Union SQUARE
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{ racllcrs

DRIvATE TUITION. By college graduate. having
long experience In preparing conditioned students
Address HERMAN DRISLER . Eas; 10th ST.. y. Y.
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gINHE PACKARD SCHOOL
Will -eopen after the summer vacation on Tuesday
September bookkeeping arithmetic. penmanshp, CORE
.pondence stenosraphy typewritng commercial law
elyil government Individual instruction. Students
may enter any time. Call send for prospectus.
s. 8 PACKARD President l0l. lo3 100 East 23d Street
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HOARD AND ROOMS.


-~~~~D~~--~~>,~~~~~~ ~oooN|-o-""~"~c-'D,No
ARRANGEMENTS can now he maze ioI
suites or single rooms for winter IN
CYRUS Ford house. i25 East 2lst-st.'
Gramercy Park.
TRAINED NURSE wants invalid ladies'
or children to board Mrs. \. STEINER.
c.lJ Southern Boulevard near Freemah-s''
Is PARK AVE. corner 3sth- St
Large. handsome second floor. parlor
diring- room. reference.
18TH ST. % WEST Entirely newly FUR
nishcd and decorated rooms: single or en-
suite all modern cOnveniences. tao!e IN
eNcel.cd.
81 WEST TH-ST.-Attractive suites OF
rooms. good attendance. excellent nome
table: reasonable prices 10 permanent par
ties. references exchanged.
i7Tu sr.. 90 wEsT.-Deslrable rooms.
with board. highest references given and
required.
10TH ST. 100 EAsT-Choice corner
rooms. private baths; par.or dining.
winter arrangements can now be made.
table board.
9TH 81. 900 AND III WEST.-Large
AMI small rooms. with board
57TH ST. $40 wgs;T. Handsomely fur
nishci large and small rooms. with
board. convenient 10 Broadway and !. sta
ton. references.
iee EAST 10TH -ST-Iarge and single
rooms. "orik and south exposure. with
board. reference
1870 WEST ,an- =. Select board and
rooms. siri'.iy fist class. references ex-
change.
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" AN NORMAN INST. ounded 1850: 2so Serenity hrst-
ST.. Wes, End-ave. Nine VAN NORMAN, fTlh
Mira. MATTHEWS Vice-Prin
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WAITER. Young colored man as first
class walter in private family. boarding
house: best reference. J. W. H.. 2,053 I'd
eve.
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I1oboken.

CTEvENS SCHOOL,
THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
River Street between 9th and 9Th SITS. Hoooken " j.
REOPENs SEPT. I4th. 1898
for admission on the 18th and 18th OF
September. s,-,
Courses OF studies preparatory TO Colleges and Schools
OF Science, Law and Medicine.
The rats OF tuition all classes IL $50 year.
$50 term.
These include all the studies.
For catalogues spp. TO tho Principal OF Stevens
School.
For Both Sexes-City.
COLLEGE Preparatory Department Ethical Cult
~ Schools go Madison-avs Opens Oct. Sd. Terms.
few free scholarships PERCIVAl> CHUBB Pria.
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ahogt - yssterday morning the
111r Ceselard. Capt. w. r. Hall. on
~ ~ I'm Seattle 10 Tacoma, ran her
IT. tete md bark al Bean's point. d.
fes<V acsues the Sound from Seattle. II
VA half hour after Hood tide. The
sl<ea1R m haad on and yesterday lay In
ueve y The mud waiting for an early
M ~ H. norning to Lift her from
h0 uaeDFfuaeee position.
A4MAnf - are wondering how the
Go(41n1 Acun have hecs steered on 20
19o1 PANT The place Is almost TWO
- 81 At the course Of vessels plying
hfeuteA n<aftie and Tacoma. The ever
heesng hses q the waste pile Of the
AhketQ 10 pust have furnished bsa-
60 Ut u which even a iandsman
toeM HAM sut6ed the course OF the steam
q. TAeft y my quantity OF deep water
14useo nnntlle ana Tacoma. There was
- Necessity. unless II was q matter nf
b1te. tor the Cleveland 10 have been
Ro'aK up A91inst the west shore of thu
N5qAt With some four 10 ten miles Of
4onna all he way between Seattle and
0fomA The oniy solution that has been
Asd b that somebody went TO sleep
e1 the course OF the steamer had been
~ 70 ciesr p1wsm.sh head
he Cleveland was wrecked several
aoaihs ara nssr carmanah point. of the
~ u Vanccuvsr island over twenty
80 xvre iass then. Her latest adventure
w Frpaahly NOT cost her owners any
- tssn the expense cf operating her
- sssass fear hours.
1esrs the Cleveland Was rehahgitated
re dry dock AZ cuarterntasler harhor
e tss cpsrstesi for season or the Alas
fa5 ~ the WASHINGTON & Alaska
Hir Company. Three weeks ago
e VS. turned over to her owners. Kruse
sa'ssr. u San Francisco. She made
sssna trip between san Francisco
eAssls sad arrived here Thursday
K With cargo OF miscellaneous
acase sor Seattle and Tacoma.
Z. =. Ssssssand docket Thursday night At
INIT wharf. She discharged 30 sons
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OF cargo. II was about o'clock yeskcr-
day morning when she cast on her lines
and steamed cut Of the harbor for Taco
ma.
After she had beer running perhaps
twenty-five or thirty minutes. she struck
the soft edge Of Beans point. Her engines
were reversed. but the steamer did not
stop moving until she had slid into the
sand bank and lay resting easily In the
mud.
The cleveland's course from the hsrboP.
In order TO clear Duwamish point. would
BE- q straight line. which. extended. would
touch Beams point II Is about six miles
TO the point where the Cleveland should
have turned her PROV toward the south on
her way 10 Tacoma. SIZE doubtless made
the run to this point on the chart in eight
cen or twenty minutes Instead OF turning
on her course. Ii Is evident that the man
at the helm; did not perform the simple
duty Of turning the wheel. X Is nearly
two miles TO Beans point from the point
where the Cleveland should have turned TO
the south. Perhaps seven minutes was
consumed in covering that distance The
time was short TO be sure, but II was long
enough 10 land the ship clear out OF her
course and 10 bring her UP against the
western shore Of the Sound.
The first information To he had In Seattle
OF the msshao TO the Cleveland consisted
OF ramor whsch was circulated on the
water fron; yesterday morning to the ef-
feet that the steamer had gone Ashore on
the other side of the Sound. The story
was ridicu.ea and then denied When the
steamer Sarah n. Renton arrived from
B.sksley yesterday afternoon at s:sS. her
officers brought the story In detail. Beams
point II three-fourfhs OF mile TO the
south and about q mile and quarter TO
the east or Biake.ey. From the entrance
to the harbor OF Port R'akeley the Cieve-
sand point.
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Halt mile. s-year-olds-W. Overton won.
Free Hand second. Katie Gibbons third.
Time, :5ti4.
Six suriongs. selling-Czarowitx won.
Lady Irene second. Zen Frost third Time.
t.l-
One Undesirable won. Macy second,
Paul Kauvar third Time 1:l2A.
Seven furiongs--GeorEe r. Cox won,
Bansshed second. Isabey third. Time,
.zg44
One and an eighth miles. seliing-Bridge-
ton won. Tony Honis second. Eleanor
Holmes third. Time 1.SeA.
Six furiongE-Ltnnep wen, Chang sec.
end. Belle Ward third. Time. 1:i5ss-
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SAN FRANCISCO. April lS.-contrary
10 expectations, Paso Alto win not cam.
psirn stable OF harness horses this yeas
on the eastern grand circuit. The entire
string II now in training and u TO ~
sold al ruhi.e auction. although the stock
farm has some likely horses, with rye
prospective champions.
The eEfire racing string Of 1855 is 20 he
Sold at Cleveland. Ohio. May Is 10 u l;
was at the PaIo Alto farm that the value
Of fasing theroagasreds with sta ndard
hrsd blood FOR producing the fast and
Ideal harness horses was developed Here
such famous performers as Arsoh. e.89A;
Paio Alto. 3;aeA: Sunol. 2.osA. Azote.
s.e<&. were Ill born and bred
Never has such a shipment OF horssA
win as much combined speed. left Cali.
sornia. a. vi! Be CONSIGNED from Paio
Alto on May 1
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WUMG LEAGUE GAMES.
!. Chteawo aad Louisville
TIE First wian~rs-Ground.
Are Wet

RI$f,fNV
= ~ .as srifle chilly. over T.ona peo-
- sss crowded Ia She stamdS a. League
ems y ne sesssa ' m.ssr TsF., ny, ,.s TT
- ssifsss % she players a;ia tossed the
- 'rsM tAe .san.l' Tas eievslands los, s,.
Ne e tAeT we're oasnlsyed. surketrs
aasN - H. vusy ses st,ye gafh teams
s.sved TIE snts-ksrsln- r,,,as aoa ~, 4
snes < "a ch,e.,t.,g Was yasx~., =
-, sas lrsissans ~ me urnfsares. though
- IS So g saes we're rendered. Burke,
!. ~ ! *sssssr Mass. tonight. where
F4kss~s,s r IL =
tasshxA - -. "....-s. ]
"a sssss.-s 'rssssnssesn aus Pete. yossnx
eA..... :. '' ''''
r. lnss,s - -. i""ui>. /.
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VANCOUVER. b. c.. April IA large
seow. rensaining liz cases of tin. be-
f5nyfng 10 ire Automatic Canning Gem
pany. New Westminster. Was sunk In the
Fraser river near Ssewesfcn last nsxhs IL
was anchored aR the wharf OF The Fsoe-
nix. canusry, and IN come way sp-ung
sssk, and the barge, cargo and an soon
saak. There was only about ten feet
% water at the spot. and Divers are ~
work endearorfng 20 RAISE the sccw. The
value Of the tsa wcusd aggregate about
sssss
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Newport Races.

CINCINNATI. April is,-The Newport
track was heavy teday. Results.
Five furicngs-Derby Maid won, Mrs.
bradshaw second. Braxer third. Time.
lDsis.
Fear and - half furiong-. settling Dolly
regent wen. Tcrscne second. preyfus
third. Tine. .ssss
one nile and nifty ysrds--Frtar John
,Sssz.
, rive fori0ngS-pat Norrisssy wea. Vice
hskat second. &s5sppa shirs;. Time, iass's.
vac mile. sesling-runcan Bell won.
StarEs second Rev psI Mar .htrd Time.
iS9tx
Noe mfie, ss3ing-Far~oa won. Royal
th0se~ SECOND, 4 Il e thsrd Time 49,.
MONTGOMERY Park Races.
MEMPHIS Aprss ls-geSal,s ~ Mont
EoEaRrH PIX
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In the map the dotted line from Seattle
to Beans point shows the course followed
By the steamer Cleveland. which ran On
a sand bar on the west shore Of the Sound
at 3.35 yesterday morning. The course
usually followed by steamers on the
Sound 10 indicated by the line running
north and south. The Cleveland should
have been headed toward the south when
she reached the channel She was allowed
to keep on going straight ahead, and the
result was disastrous
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WASHINGTON. April is.-The opening
League game between Baltimore and
Washington was postponed on account Of
wet grounds.
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An Instrument Of Torture

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STEAMER RO6ALIE ieaves Ysxser
.harf for Alaskan ports on Sunday.
, n. April II. once cornss reaies and
Fiat avenue.
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Wet Grounds.

this city was postponed until tomorrow On
account OF rain.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-16

Posto0ee Established at Chesaw.
Special Dispatch TO the Pcst-Inteiiigencer.
WASHINGTON. April IA postoffice
has been established at Chesaw. Okano-
gan county, twenty-four miles cas-, OF
orrvilie. and Uriah Mccardy appointed
postmaster