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The following dseds wsrs fled for record yesterday
Elizabeth and Charles Maimo to Lawrence e.
Morgan, elo feet lots and 8, block I. Nagles sec
end addition. Dec. q, 1885 SH5.
L. G. Pitner ct w. TO Willis Neyhart. lots 8 and
g block 6 craven's DIVISION Green Lake addition
james D. stsndsh 1t ur TO Margaret A. Morse.
lots and 9. block S. Denny's Home aaaitscn.
Odd Fellows Cemetery Association to oluey y.
Morse. net lot %, Odd Fellows cemetery. March 10.
viseo Jespersen to George Brlhn, part nel section
80 township %, range Z, Dec q, 500.
William r. Napier ct TX. to Eliza Price. lot 4,
block 8, Rainier addition. Enumclaw. July q, 30.
Richards. swt nwt and net swA section q. town.
ship q. range 5. Oct. %. $3.50.
\. b. Bourg ct ux. to Jennie NJ Lane. lot I, biock
g. Denny 4 Hoyt's addition, Dec. .. q. C.. $500.
Mary b. Malone to Northern Pacific Railway Com
right-of-way. Oct o. $500.
German Savings and Loan Society to Lsvina and
Bert Farrar lot and mis- feet lot 8, block ", Ter
rvs Arst addition. Dec. l6. $1,000.
Harriette L. and Frank B. Upton to Maria n
putraw. lot II. blk IS, A. Pontius addition Dec 49,
State to W. d. Hodus and william Pisott. lots "a
10 40, q TO "a and part lot 20, block 49, Seattle
tide lands. Dec q, $l,7ll@
Edward Kirkpatrick ct ux to Peter Rebhahan,
lots I TO O. block 8. Robinson's addition, Nov. ID,
1cahdinansn-Americanb bank to A. a. Allen. lot
g. block %, Latona addition. Nov "a; ST.
State 70 Puget Sound National bank. part lot 8,
block l@ r. replat Seattle tide lands, Dec q, $40
plate Seattle tide lands, Dec q, yf1.
Receiver Merchants National bank to Bryant Lum-
her and Single Mill Company, lots to Q. block 86.
Denny 4 Hoyt's sup plat, Nov. 9. q. c.. 500.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


OF THE INTERIOR,
Office of u. 8. Surveyor General, Olym-
pia,. Washington. December 26. 1893
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until IL o'clock, noon, on January
rs, 1900. for running, measuring and
marking. in accordance with official ex-
isting regulations and such special in
veyor general. the following described
II miles of township, 81 miles Of subdi.
vision and miles Of meander lines; IA
N: K. Z E.. IS miles of township and so
miles Of Of ;s uiSi Is Nj R. r., "a
visions; IS N, r. E., is miles OF
township and 90 miles Of subdivis-
Ions; IA N, r. s E.. IS miles of town.
ship and so miles of subdivisions; Is N.
r. E., miles Of township and 30 miles
Of subdivisions: q N. r. 8 E.. 10 OF
~. R. 8 F.. miles Of standard, IA miles
Of township and 60 miles OF subdivisions;
Il NJ. r. f., is miles Of township and
60 miles Of subdivisions; T. 10 NJ.
r.. IA E., "a miles of township and 90 miles
of subdivisions; q N, r. is E.. IS miles
of township and 60 miles OF subdivisions.
q MI N,s R y = FL r miles q s9w1ship and
divisions; 80 n. f. q F.. IL miles Of
township and go miles of subdivisions
and 4 miles Of meander lines; IS NJ, r.
q f.. g miles Of township, % miles OF
subdivisions and 5 miles OF meander
and 90 miles Of subdivisions Bond. with
approved sureties for the faithful per-
Torrance Of the contract will be required
of the successful bidders. The right is
reserved to reject any and all bids, to
waive technical defects and 70 accept any
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= VI q E1'<9ll! k u ,;.|H
part Of any bid or reject ~ - = |]
u me inferests Of the e0SS5
quires i. Proposals mu;f ~ X u
IN duplicate, Addressed e -
signed ana Endorsed an fs{9
proposals for Executive 6,ss-. NJ A.
proposals received viii - 49,. y ~
time ana place above stated SS5 r. ~
Furihs sl'e inf e Ds pre-! PRESENT q ~ -
work VIII be Furnished unor ~ II
70 the undersigned, e. p KtnSxk
2. surveyor general for WaiSI ~;
IN THE SUPERIOR C0TIpT C;;-S;;:5i....
state OF washington for 49, ~
IN the matter Of the esfafe ~
son. deceased. No. z&2 "a pse1 y. = K. "a
ro s'c ~S OF ad,mtinistrator's SALE & Ss
:. Notice 10 hereby given that urAs- q,
,ty OF an order Of sale sranted 81 ~ ~.
IN the above entitled cause. da9s6 ~ b.
b Fa,o s'n =, is ~ the undersigned, 8 n
ceased, appointed In the sbovs ~: !:
cause. Will sell at private esIe -. 4l{ ~
ing descriDed real estate, ojtuafs ~ e. II
county. washington. to- vii: I3
Of block 50, d. 8. Maynarde esst ~
tie. Said sale will be made AZ r., n. H. ~
Stn day OF January, A. d. No6 ~
and bids will be received Al IL ~
fTtstOu q BEL, attorneys At lnvr <S5ssz-.
In the Pioneer block. at the cornss ~
avenue and James street, IN III ~ Z.
attic, state of Washington. An H$s
be IN writing and signed BY tie bS6d S5
must be made and delivered n ~. sZ vi
on or before the said 9th day 81 jsssss.
A. ID. 1900. JOf5u ri ~ ~
Administrators Of tho Estate & ~ W.
Deceased. = - -
10Th, 1899 ss.'
First publication. December 4 ~ L
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eOsT-IHTnLLIGENcER WANT AID
AGENCIES.

1hs Pcst-Intsnsencsr has established branch assn.
eles whMs classified advertisements win - received
NTH y p - each day The rat0 charged ct the
ersnch agencies arr the Same q At the rost-lntsn
esnesF business Office. Cash ads only win BE- tahsn
Ct branch assncies Following d the list Of asenciss:
yeFks BarrinGton'a drug store,
Second avenue ana Pike.
Broadway Pharmacy, r. -. Fisher,
broadway and James.
Henton HA1l Pharmacy Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
Walla Wa1la Pharmacy, Twenty
Arst and East JeAersOn.
rreeboRn's Pharmacy. Ninth ave.
Aue seuth and Jackson.
Shirt1sHs Drug store, Twenty
eA1Ra avenue south and Jackson.
0shnits' Drug store. 1O22 Howell,
eosner Doren.
North Seattle Pharmacy, Battery
ana First avenue.
4. =. Guyss Pharmacy, Denny way
ena Fifth avenue north.
y. y. Costlgan's Pharmacy, Queen
Anne avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Prest0A's Pharmacy, Ballard ev-'
enus.
FREMONT.
fremont Drug Company, Lake
street and Ewing avenue.
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements under amp
Aeaaing N classiAeA columns,
~ : word each insertion, nan-
tRun charge, 3be. ClAssthea
aAvsrtissmen ts running one
nsntA without change 81 COPY.
Q1.go Per llns (ssven words
oouAt % 1ine). On three I
nentAs' oSAsr. e1.SS per lins
Der month"; sn six nonths' or
der, e1.30 per lins per nenths
- yearly order, u Per lane
per nonth.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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BUSINESS CHANcES:

BUSINESS CHANCEOs
SOME BUSINESS SNAPS.
A,O00-A man with ordinary bushes: ability
and $1,000 in cash can procure an interest
in frst-ciass brewery that Is making
big money, together with good salaried
position. This is one of the best business
opportunities in Seattle, and will bear the
most thorough investigation.
81 900 Either lady or gentleman, with good
business ability can secure. good In
vestment and interest in paying business.
with salaried position. This is a first
class proposition; come in and investigate
1t.
$5O0-Half interest in an ONCE business pay
ing over $3.50 per month Full and COM
plete investigation will be allowed and
ample trial given to satisfy party as to
the genuineness of the proposition.
]. e. WEST & CO., 81 First avenue.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-PARTNE LAD
PARTNER WANTED-In an ONCE busi-
ness; part time on road; must be a good
hustler and be able to furnish $500 cap
ital; will net SIS q month each. Address
T 81. care Post-Intelligencer.
A business partner wanted with medns.
Call at 1910 Second avenue.
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AUCTION SALES,

AUCTION SALE Of fine china vases. din
tons, ETC., will he sold regardless OF
cost at No. AL Second avenue today at
2 and p. m. Bickerton & Dewitt, auc-
tioneers.
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INFORMATION furnished regarding en-
ployes and others; capable operatives
Seattle Detective Agency. 81 Pioneer
block.
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TWO lots. e0x120 each, Twenty-third ave.
nue., ~ blocks south jackson; must sell;
both $500. Two grocery stores; best loca-
tons; invoice. Two lodging houses, both
money makers. Best confectionery in the
we are making a speciality Of Nome
properties, having sold several In the
past week.
MITCHELL & CONNER,
IS Sullivan Block.
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NATHAN PHILLIPS, 100 Occidental ave-
nue.; bargains. new and unredeemed
watches. 3swslry. Mali orders solicited.
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THE annual meeting Of the stoc521 -
OF the First National Bank n
VIII be held at the ONCE ~ th6 r. RI
Tuesday, January ., 1900. e q Il r. 3.
the purpose OF electing : boeed = -
action OF any other buSIaos1 E y r. =
properly come before # N s7'I IA "a
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NOTICE TO sTocKHoLDERs- r. =.
nual meeting Of the stockhoider5 n ~
be held at the company's ofGos' IN = ~ y
avenue south, on Monday. jss5S52 A
lyOO. at p. m, for The pui[ y
electing trustees Of the conSISS ~ ~
the ensuing year, and trsnsSs ~ ~.
other business that may pFcpS1i5 r
A. II. HAxRIuog
v,a<>a r,.c.,-t.. - secS w - 4
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FOR SALE.
High Glass Business Opening.

An interest, salary and responsible posi-
ton with a well known Arm; their name
is sufficient Recommendation, but do refer
with pleasure to every banking house in
Seattle.
Capital required, $4,000.
PARKER & LOWE,
112 Yesler way.
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BARRON BROS, is1s l.! 81 q =
Green In. Il 6 4
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NCTICE--The annual meetiue ~ ~
stockholders Of the Nashinet6n Ecll1S.
ri bank, of Seattle, for elecfjo0 q T 55S 4
ors and TRANSACTION Of any ofher -
which may properly be bfoughf ~ SR n
will be held at Its banking hniS1 4 ;ss
Tuesday, January ., 1901. q : o.
NJ r. BAcKus, ca,
December Q, 1899.
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Correspondence IN all principsl Co.
United States, Europe, China, ~. ~
and Northwest Territory. DfeA
direct on Juneau. Skagways AN AZ
nett and Dawson City. =. -. -.
Collections made on all points =
sonable terms S,,,<rurnil
NORTH AMERICA .2.s
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REMOVAL sale OF hair goods. Mime.
at greatly reduced prices 1873 Second
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FOR sALE-A1 fresh cows. $50 Twenty
second avenue.
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The following letters await advertisers
at this cffiCe.

DANCE old year out and new year in
Sunday night, December 81, at Ranke
hall, Pike street ard Fifth avenue, New
Years eve. Excellent music will be In
attendance. Gentlemen, Soc; ladies free.
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6nmmer Resorts.

THE w1sSAHICKON INN
l. WlSSAH1CKON HEIGHTS PHILADELPHIA. PA
VIII De re opened June 18th. 1899 under the
ment OF Mrs William Darrach. Application for
may be made 10 HAROLD SHUTE Hotel Hamilton. 1884
Walnut-st.. Phila-. Pa.
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STORAGE.
STORAGE NOTICES.

Drummer EMPRESS CO.. 1855 East 23d-
To Mallon. A. River. Walker v
Lewis. 4. Prior. A. Gordon. Ko,on. Dillon
CHRISTOPHER. Cummings. Dougherfy. w O.
Miller. D. Murray. ". OKeefe. c. A.
Loyd: & Meyer; key Eayan. DAILY. Dills.
molly. Emmett. strurnpf. Borror. s. linton.
T. Mcdonald. c. Lehman. NJ Meanweil
Mccarthy. John Conner. Booth:
The nayment Of this comparys lien NM np sT5
the property hereinafter described having
sxpifed. after due notice thereof had been
given YOU this company will cause such
property, TO wit. household goods. personal
fr,scfs trunks, etc. stored by you I'm lis
sys reroorns. 10 he sold AT public auction
srrording 10 the statute IN such case made
ana provided. at its warerooms. los East
y3d Street New-York CITY, on Thursday.
April 27th, 1850. Of 1880 a. H.
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TINE ossINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. srNG-SING-
i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c. {. Fuller. Prn. S2c
year begins Sept 27th
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PROPOSALS.
4 RSIY BUILDING, Whitehall Street, New

A RAIY BUILDING, Whitehall Street New
York CITY April II. 1s99.-Sealed proposals, ~, IN
tplicae will be received here until IL o'clock noon NAY
Ind 1899 opened In the presence OF bdce LOT
supplying this Department With ash barrels niscs.-
laneous hardware galvanized iron pipe. and nttnss o
brushes rope and mule shoes and office furntrre
as specified on schedule be had NJ this once NE
United the right reject accept any or
all proposals. any part thereof Preference VIII De
given TO articles production and manufactufe
conditions Of quality price 0ncluding In the price
OF productions and manufactures the duty ne
on) being equal Envelopes containing proposals snouiu
be marked Proposals for Quartermasters supplies 20
be opened May 2nd 1899" and addressed to C9one a.
s. KIMBAII. Assistant Quartermaster-Generai. L. s. A.
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FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

on.Depsrtnent Of the Interior Office o,
Indian Affairs Washington. D. C. March 80 1893 Sealed
proposals Endorsed Proposals for beef -four or trans
the may be, and directed 10 the
COMMISSIONS Of Indian Affairs 1902 State street chi
cago Ill be received until o'clock OF Tues
day April IS 1899 Cor furnishing for the Indian Service
bacon, beans. coffee, sugar rice, tea, ana
subsistence also for boots and shoes
groceries soap baking powder crockery agricultural i'm
Elements paints oils, glass. tnware. wagons. harness
leather findings saddey etc. hardware school and
medical supplies and long list Of miscellaneous articles
bids Tor tho transportation OF such OF the articles
goods supplies may not be contracted FOR to be
delivered at the agencies Sealed proposals indorssd
blankets wooden and cotton goods CLOTH
ing etc" the be- and directed 70 the Com
miss Indian Affairs, Nos. II and 10 wooster
New city. will be received until ! o'clock
D. m Of Tuesday May % 1902 for furnishing for the
indian wooden and cotton goods cloth
Ing notions hats and caps BIDS must be made out on
blanks. Schedules giving all necessary in
for bidders will be furnished on application 20
the Indian Office, Washington, ID. C.; Nos a and 10
Wooster street. New York city or 1902 state street
Ill; the Commssartes OF Subsistence. u. 5. A.
at Cheyenne Leavenworth. Omaha. ST Louis: st. Paul
Francisco: the pstnasters at Sioux City. Ienk-
ton Arkansas city Caldwell Topeka, Wichita and Tue
son Bids Will opened At the hour and days above
stated bidders invited be present the
ing The Department the right determine the
point delivery and reject and all bids.
part Of any bid. W a. JONES. COMM ssioner
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Phla. Depot. Q. NJ Dept. 1928 Arch Street. Phlla:.
April TO- 1s99-Sealed proposals in tripcate. will
be received here until II O'Clock A. NJ Thursday April
20h 1899 for furnishing this depot with 10000 yards OF
l6-ouncs sky Blue Kersey conforming aandard and
Specifications. Samples will not be considered The guam
tty will lie subject 1907 Increase II desired. Bidders
with what rapdity they Will make deliveries
right reject accept all
PROPOSALS thereof. Preference givsn to
tces domestic production manufacture. conditions
Of quality price Including in the price OF foreign
productions or manufactures the duty thereon being
100 OF the Of the
article will be required with all bids UNGUARANTEED
BIDS will be considered Blanks for proposals. SC.
will furnished upon application. Envelopes containing
proposals be endorsed Proposals for kersey and
addressed Col. JOHN V. FUREY Deputy quarter
master-General, l.. s Army.
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TYPEwRITERs.

TYPEwRITERS-BAK ma .
chimes cheap: Remingtsns. smiths. tjs
guaranteed: rentals reduced. CONSOLE
DATED TYPEWRITER ESCHANOE. zsS
Broadway.
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rTrTTTT LADDERS in any guam
uQ4uAG tity. 40 World Building
LOST.
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-ovo secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEORGE T. EDDY. 3ss Madi-
son-St.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TGBTEs' new
and secondhand: lowest prices; easiest
terms. MARK BROS. 81 Union Square.
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T. s. ENGINEER OFFICE New-London,

Conn. April Is 1sao..seaed proposals in trlpcate
will be received here u o'clock noon. May is, lS
and then publicy opened rock from Mys
tic River and dredging Thames and Housatonic RIVERS
Conn Information furnished on application. SMITH s.
LEACH FngrS
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-Ten RIP ANS for cents
at druggists: one gives -el!e,.
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A DvERT1sEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown ONCE No l.242 Broadway
door north Of 3lst-st. until o'clock advertise
received at the following branch Offices at regular
Office dnt O'Clock viz: 2J4 sth-ave.. e..
cor 23d-st. 1852 6th-ave. 2th-s Mays. 6th-ave
and 14th ST 142 Coumbusave.. near West 6Ghst: 100
West 42d-st. 6h-aye; 92 East l4thst. 2j7 West
42ds between IN ana Sth ayes loe East 4lth-s laSs
61st-s 70s ave. s9th-s $50 ave. near
SIst-s 554 Sdave.: 21O Bleeckerst: 325 Beecker-st
COS 3d-ave: 20 East 79h-st 1921 9d-ave ee2 3d-ave
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t. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. New-London,

Conn. April 49, 1sa9.--sealed proposals in trpllcate
will be received here until IL o'clock noon MAY r. lsss
Dor Conn. Information furnished application SMITH
6. LEACH, Mai.
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pRoPosALs FOR FURNISHING NATURAL

HYDRAULIC C'EMENT'S-Oflce Of the Commisslon-
ers. D. G.. Washington. April 10. ls99-SEALEp fFo-
POSAI4S will be received this office until l. o CLOCK
NJ May 9th. 1899 for furnishing 10000 barrels more or
less. natural hydraulic cements. . 1890
Of proposals specifications and all neces
sary information may be obtained az this office JOIN
p. WIGHT. JOHN ". ROSS, LANSING H. BEACFt'
Commissioners D. q.
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OvERNESS.-visiting preferred either
with children or those preparing for col
lege: excellent references. Address NJ. p,
Box o. 1242 Broadway.
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Geacbrrs.


nR. W. g. NOVEL;. private tutor at pupils homes o
~ at III Z. SD ST. Two pupils received in family.
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n s. ENGINEER OFFICE. New london,

Conn., April IL 1so9-sealed proposals for furnish
Ing and delivering sand at Fishers leland y y VIII
be until MAY IL 1892 and then puo
l!oly opened. Information furnished on application
SMITH 6. LEACH Mai. Engrs-
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School Amenities.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors, Governessss
&C.. to Colleges. Schools ard Families Apply TO
Mrs. 81. J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square
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OFFICE OUARTERMASTER FORT MOTT,

y J. March, 1S9o.-Sealed proposals in duplicate
furnishing labor and material required in construction
Of frame Double Set Nof-Commissioned STAFF Ofhcers
Quarters Mott. y. j. will be received here until
12 NJ. April 10Th 1890. and then opened Information
furnished application Envelopes containing proposals
should nd0rsed Proposals for n. c. stan officers
Quarters" addressed Quartermaster Fort Mott. " j.
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GOvERNESs 10 young children; under
stands care OF them thoroughly; teach
ing German and elementary English; no
objection 70 live in the country: best ref
erences. Call or address FRAUl.ElN. lS
LeXlngton-aye.
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YOUNG MAN. 20, experienced. desires po--
sition IN Office or wholesale house: good
references. w. G. B.. BOX s. Tribune Of
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WORK WANTED.

COMPANION. &c.-Rehned young Ger
man lady as mothers help or COM
panion. Mrs. HUBER, 212 East 29th-st.
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STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Young lady residing with parents accu-
rate: some experience; graduate; moderate
salary; reference: no agencies. Miss
EDITH, $50 10th-ave.
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COACTIALAN and GARDENER-Th0r-
oughly understands his business: can
care lawn flowers roads. be generally
useful in private family: moderate wages:
best reference. Address COACHMAN. Box
:. Tribune Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

rovs of which was briefly covered by
,.tlo fron, Adelaide. South Australia.
-rhe vessel was driven in the dark on
Che scrubby and almost uninhabited shore
I'm ct Vincent Gulf only one passenger
and thrcc sailors out of thirty souls suc-
rerdcd ion saving their lives. The rest
wore lost n the boiling surf. The SUR
,ivore wandered for days. seeking yainly
for holm They lived upon wafer and pro-
visions cast ashore from the wrecked
chin When found they were in pitiable
condition. Their clothing consisted OF a
fo,- rars and ID shirt each The names Of
fhe survivors are. william Mitchell. able
seaman. william John Simpson. appren-
trc. Duncan McAuln able seaman
David Fitzpatrick. passenger
Mitchell sald chat the Lock Sloy driftcd
se elaee to the rocks that she could not
ba rrn Qua again and struck heavily
An annrm0us soa was running. Mitch
cu saws chat from the time the ship
struck Capta.n Peter Nichon never moved
on tbr dock. buf stuck 20 his post With
iu fifteen minutes OF the time che struck
su hands were washed overheard
Afr- We.cltor and Mrs Car.idce. two
women Messengers. climbed the m1sts
and showed ul flar Tho m1sts were
washed down u few minutes Klpat-
rick and Simpson were unable 90 swim.
iut noatel ashore on barrcl Mitchell
swain ashore with McMUuu. AN Tour
survivors wore thrown ou thc rocks W.th-
.n tnu yard Of each other.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

WASHINGTON. June D-specih.-
Director of the Census Merriam. to-day
announced De- senator Daniel that the
Democrats would Doe allowed TO name
census Supervisors 300 me Second
Fourth. nlh. sixth and seventh dis
tr.cs. The Republicans controlling the
remaining districts.
The appointments were made late TINS
afternoon as follows.
First-Scarh0ro. AccOmac.
Second N0t known.
Thlrd-Sneld. Richmond.
Fourth-F. r. Lasslter. Petersburg
Firh-C. VI. Umt Franklin.
sixth-C g.. Darlington. Halifax.
seventh Sleek. Winchestcr
Eiehth-R r. Campbell. fauquicr.
Nuth-G W. Blankenship. Lee.
Tenfh-R. q Hubbard. buckingham
NATIONAL PARK.
Assistant Secretary of war MeiF'
to-day detailed an army officer .o.-
over the battleGelds Of the ci'n war
around Petersburg and Richmond. /. IS
the purpose of the government 10 es-
tabiish - great rational park ia Virginia.
Congressman Epes will. In ail probable
ity. Introduce such a bill az the next
session 0f Congress. lie was IN conief-
ence with Mr. Meiklejohn to-day.