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Ar Sth. sch Chauncey Y Burk, Bartlett, Balti-
PKRTH AMBoY-Ar ctn. sch Ebsnezer Hae-
gett Brunswick.
Sid. sch II Curtis. BoothbAv.
PHfLADKLPHlA-Cl 9Th eehs Benlamin Y
Poole Barlow, Boston; Carrie strong. strong.
Savannah tand passed down Marcus book)4
Marcus Hool--PassCd down 9Th, sch John
Proctor. for hnstou-
PROVfDENcE--Ar 5th. sch Hume, Roekland.
SID 9th, sch Edith Olcott, Warren. Newport
News.
ROCKLAND--Ar 7th, sehs s ) Lindsay. Port
land; Ella q Eolls, New YORK; vandalia, Port
Sid sch Geo NJ Warner. Believcau Cove.
SALEM-Ar 9Th, sch4 Regina. Sanborn Con
necticut River; u Odiorne. White, Clinton
Point.
SID. schs Nightingale. Plnkham. New York
Henry Whitney, Welcn DO
SOUTH GAkDINEk-Sld 9th, sch James A
Parsons, New York
STONtNGT0N - Ar 6th sch Amanda L.
Dawes. New York for nm eastern port
VINEYARD- HAVEN--Ar Sth. sehs Maggle
Mulvey and Empress. ltocklnad for New York
raufScayey Leadbett.rs Island for do; Clara
Jane, Calais for bridgeport; Luu W sppcs,
Bangor for New Haven; james Parker, Pnri
Liberty for Chatham.
sla, schs Maggie hurley, Empress. Maggie J
Chadwick, Paul Seavey. clara jane. Lulu w
Elpss. bred Tyler. bepuora. Tara Green. lt 4 i
Blenderman. Harold J Berry, Fannie g. Edith.
Georgietta. Merrill Z Hart. Edward l. Wood
man, Samuel tiaft ) TfyOn. Ella Francis 4
ArcularIus. Senator Crimes. 4 agrie !. Hix, Maj.
tie j Alles and lugano.
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RATES OF PASSAGE.

A41 - Vt ASS - Ne
CABIN S50.0eto 5000 A reduction OF 10
per ceht Is ailOwetI on return tickets, except
on the lowest rates.
SECOND CABIN-'To, Liverpool. London or
Londbiiderry--Ss 80 single; S65.50 return.
4 STEERAGE-L Liverpool London, Glasgow,
Beifasr Londonderry or Queenstown, S235O
Prepaid certificates S24.
ssChildren Under IL years, half fare. Rates to
or from other points on application TO
j. is. kEATIAG, 81 l-2 Exchange st.s
POEtland. Me. - s.rs... -
Ts p sfcGOwAN, 420 Congress Sc
PoftiAtd, Me-, - mSl6dti'
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TUESDAY EVENING.

1OESDAI ENENlNd.
730--Praise Service. axa
s.00-Address by Rev. DIP Hatch. Sec :
retary Maine Missionary Society.
S.3J-Addressi Christianity and the
Missionary Spirit and Activity Insepara-
Bile, Rev. q. NJ. Howe, Lewiston.
WEDNESDAY FORENOON.
Devotional Service.
g.30 business.
9.40--Address: The Work OF the Sunday
School and Publication Society, Rev. Il.
j. Marsh, NE. Superintendent,
l0.10-Some Elements of Successful
Churches, /, Organic stion aud Methods,
Mr.. II. M. Sands, Lewiston; 81 Unity.
hev. p. k. Miller, Cumberland Centre.
10.4O- Discussion OF above sub-t0pics.
10 55-3, Spirituality, Rsv. II. II.
Noyes, New Gloucester; 4, ggressiveness,
Rev. q. H.. Woodward, south Freeport
l1.25-Disoussion Of Topic.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
a.00-Consecratlo Service.
{. 2.20-Sermon, Rev. II. l.. McCann, g ray.
The Lords Supper.
The nth annual and 171st meeting of
the Cumberland Conferences of Congrega-
tional churches will be held. with the
First Congregational nhureh lat Fai-
mouth, Wednesday, June Il, 1909. The
programme win be as follows; :
MORNING SESSION. y "a
9.oe-Devotional Meeting, Rev. b. Law
ton, "a vi. stss4N
9.15-organization and Business.
9.S0-Discussion. eggESjgf h.
D.45-(a), How can more etfectual Billie
study be induced, Rev. q. G. wilson.
10.00-(b), How may the Sunday School
be made great power In the church, Rev.
Theo. A. Smythe.
1020-(c), What may the church reason
ably. expect Of the pastor Mir. Horatio
Staples.
lO.2o-(d), 10 what degree is the lay
man responsible for the success of the
church, Rev. s. N. Adams.
lo.l0-(el What constitutes a live
church Rev. A, II. Wright
and the church as in training for Christian
citizenship. Discussion of the above
topics free to all.
12.00-Dinner in the Chapel
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2.o0-Devotional Service, Rev. W. H.
Haskell
2.i5- Business. Report of Committees.
2.45- Missionary Addresses Rev. q. H.
GutIerson, Secretary A. III. A; Rev. @.
h. Daniels, d. D., Secretary A. 3. G.
f. NJ; Rev. David p. Hatch, Secretary
ri. ID. =.
s.45-Annual Conference Sermon, Rev.
Smith Baker. ID. ID.
415-Communion.
6.01-Collation.
EVENING SESSION.
7.so-Praise Service, Rev. E. H. New
comb. II.
s.0O-A plea for unity among Chris
tians, Rev. j. L. jenkins, ID. d.
Adjournment, -eke 4ftas ~ ! q
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MAINE CENTRAl1 d. !. n,
n enecl MaY 5. lsl6- p.

Tfalus leave Portland ns iouaws.
100 a. m. For BrunSwict. BAN. Rsekland
Augusta, Waterville Skowhegan. Lisbon Falls
Lewiston wa BrunsWIck Belfast, Bangor
isacssport, nonl,oa, woodslock aud St
$50 a. m. For Danyllle Jc, Mechaalc Fails
kumford Falls. Lewiston, Wlnthrop. Oskiand'
keadIel9, WateryilIe; Livermore FsllA Farm
io.z5 9; IN. For Brunswick, Batli.ea A Atienita
Wateryille and Lewiston via RsansWfes =
=, l2So p. m. Express for Brunswick. Bath.
hockiand ana all stations on 4he Knox and
Lincoln division. Augusta. Wataryiile. Ban
Eor; BAR p pHsrbor Greenyilie, and Houlton,. via
!. 10 pm. For Mechanic Fails. Rumford
Falls Bemis, ,Danvllle Jc.. Lewiston, Liver
more Fails. Pennington. Kingheld Carrabas-
set Phillips and RangeleY. WinillrOp DakIauu
Bingham. Watervie and SkowEeean.
Li6p nl For treeport BrlIuSwick An
gusta, Wateryiile skowhegan. Belfast Hart.
Oldtowni and MsttawMnkeag. -
30 p m. For Brunswick. JBatn. Lisbon
fal,s' A,s sGarainsr, :, Angusta and Nate5yIlle
Junct Mechanic Falls, Auburn a.sp tf.e ssistSni
:, ll.Oo =, M Night E1press. eyefy 1iiglfE for
is.r, brunswick. Bath. lewiston. Augusta. Water
Niue, Bangor, Moosehead Lake. Aroost0ek
county via 0ldtown, MachbEs, Eastport and
Bueksport St, Stephens. st, ApdfeTs. st. Joha
and ths Provinces. The saturday night train
does not run to Belfasti Dexter, Dover and
ssoxero.t, or beyond Bangor Sleeping ears to
white Mountain Divisfon.
s.4o q. m For Bridgt0n. Fabyans, 'Btiriing,
ton, Lancaster Qnebec st. JohnsbuFy, Sher
brooke Montreal, Chicago st. Paul and Mime
apons anu al th.i Is west Va
Lao p. NJ, h9r Sebago Lake. Cornish. Bridg
ton and Hiram.
$50 2. m, For Z umberland Mills. sebaeo
Lake Bridgion, Fryeburg, North Conway. Glen
and Bartlett
SUNDAY TRilNs.
7.2o q. M Paper train for Brunswick Ark
gusta, Watervilie aud Bangc-. -
1880 p. m. Train for Bruins wf3 RI EHB1s tcn,
Bath. Augusta. Waterville and BanIor
ii.0o p. m. Night Express for ali points <
sleeping car for st john.
Arrivals in Portland.
From Bartlett No. Conway ami Bridgton, s.2s
q. m, Lewiston an Mechanic Fails. $50 a. No.
Watervlile and Augusta, 8.S5 a.. m Bangor,
Augusta and Rockland l2.l5 p m.. Rangeey.
kingheld, Phillips, Earmington, Bemis, Rnmford
Falls. Lewiston. 1920 pm. Hiram. Brdpton apd
Cornish. 800 p. m: Skowhegat. Watefville.
Augusta, Rockland ana Bath $50 p. m: ST
John, Bar HarbOr, Ar0ost0ok County. M0osst
head Lake and Bangor, b.35 ., m Rangeieyt
Farmiugton, Rumford tallse Lewiston, 5.45 b.
m; Chicago and Montreal ard all White
Mountain points. $40 D. m.s froIa Bar Harbor,
and daily from Bangor, Bath anu Lewiston 1.3o
a. M; Halifax. st. John. Bar HarboF, Water
vile and Augusta $50 a. m. except Mondays.
GEO. f. EYANS,V P. g. G. Nj.
f. +. BO0THBY, q. p. q L. Az ,a
Portland. MAY & 1899. An nov24lrf
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Portland Daily Press StocK uuetstians
Corrected by Swan s. Barrett Bankers is6
Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-08
cotton Marlxe q.
Try Telegraph.l

aNEw yoRK-rhe c0tlon msrEst / io-lay was
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The following rescript was handed
down from The law court Wednesday:
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EVENING SESSION.

7.so-PIaise Service, Rev. e. H. New
comb.
s.0O--A plea for unity among Chris
tians, Rev. j. l.. jenkins, ID. p.
Adjournment, ttA H
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z30-Praise Service. axa
s.00-Address by Kew DIP. Hatch. Sec :
retary Maine Missionary Society.
8-yl--Addressi Christianity and the
Missionary Spirit and Actively Insepara-
bic, Rev. q. NJ. Howe, Lewiston.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-30
CONVENTION OF ruILoLoGIsrs.
state society Ia Meet Here Thursday
mud Friday of Next Week

The Washington State Pathological Asso-
citation Will meet IN this city oa Thurs
day and Friday. july ard :, The nrst
meeting Will be held III the room Of the
board OF education Seventh avenue and
MarIna street. Other meetings VII be az
the state university. and probably oue at
the Chamber Of Commerce. All are open
Ga the public.
This is the fourth annHa. convention az
The association It's officers are fol-
lows President. Charles 4. Harry OF
Pullman, wee president, Louis r. Audcr-
sen, or Waila Waiia; secretary. Richard
III. GeQhegan. - Tacoma.
Chairman of Tfmenls~Ancieat. Carl
Noeuch. Seattle, orlcntai. Rev II II
Gowsu. seattle. American. James Wicker
sham. Tacoma. modern. James W Cooper
W a,la Waila. English, Albert r.. Esgs
Pullman, commerce and practical lin
gaistry. Charles n Barrs. Pullman. com
parativs phiioiogy. II, H. Gunlagsen. TIA
coma.
The programme for the two DAYS ses-
ssons Of the association is made up of rs
SAYS and lectures by members on the yari-
cuS TOPICS covered by these departments
an Thursday night a public lecture on
"a Philosophers farean'' will be given
hy President stephen r. l. Penrnss. of
Whitman college. Wallis Walls
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-30
boat Inspectors Had No
light to Revoke License.
Supervising Inspecasr Hernisshan
vigorously Tells Why He Revere
ed the Decision ~ Dryaaf ana
Cherry In the Faness Collision
Case-In same CSnAitioa ~ Before
de lnvesiigatsen Was Held Here.

TIA ofs1c:aI and formal causes Of the col
jlston OF the steamships GIenogie and Ltty
OF Kingston in Commencement bay last
spring are evidently a. much unknown az
they wers Inc day the accident happened.
Cor IL il definitely announced that tfIe de-
ciasou OF the steamboat inspectors OK tnis
district has been reversed Supervising In
speetor Birmingham says with ssxor That
the steamship inspection seryiee has not the
aiigiatcst jurisdiction over licensed pilot
while he II following his duties on regis
tered weasel. This II welt established
rule" says the inspector with veaefierce
In giving hts reasons for the reversal, IN
opector Birmingham Ii the snnJecs OF the
following special dispatch To the sPos,-intsi-
Meencey. received last night.
san Francisco. June -.
Supervising Inspector Birmingham to-
day naads. the following statement CONCERN
ing hts action In reversing taae dscisaon Oh
the Seattle ffsspAcIoTx ia 1he BRANDON case.
nv hen asked IL he had reversed the DE-
ctgiof IN the GlsnogIa- Kingston case, ne re-
piled with vigor: 4 most certainly did.
der register. The steamboat inspection ser
Sice has no authority over p licensed psiot
while he ID performing such duty. rms ID
. well established rule. Therefore the De-
cieion Of the local inspectors was re-
s.TIse dcelsion OF BerminghAm was rem
dered Last Friday and q copy OF the decision
was sent To Seattle
WHAT action will now be taken regarding
the collision IL prsbiematical. The case
may be taken into the courts on suit Tor
damages brought by one vessel against the
other. and In that CAGE a legal ruling Would
probably set at rect all doubts that may
exist as 10 the Official phases OF IL Pilot
John II. Brandow gets back bis license,
which was revoked BY the local board. and
the officers OF tIaa City Of Kingston are no
longer considered. officially at least. To have
been In the slieitest way to blame for the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-30

DROPS DEAD on THE STREET.
william Lovsen, Formerly Of SYRIA
cus~. n ", Dies OF He mOrrhage.

Pedestrians on First avenue and Main
street were startled last night about
o'clock when they saw well-dressed man
fall TO the sidewalk at the crossing OF
those thoroughfares. In response to
call. a patrol wagon hurried 10 the spot.
but the man was beyond the need OF a.d.
and his body was carried to Bonney 4
Stewards undertaking establishment.
II was learned that he was attacked by
and died from the effects Of hemorraage
produced by natural causes, In his pockets
were found letters. papers and memoranda
showing that his name was William Low
en-. formerly of Syracuse. ~ Y, and that
he has a sister and probably a father and
mother living In that city, There was
nothing 10 show his recent address, though
there were among his effects letters show
ing that he has lately been in San Fran
cisco. Fresno. Los Angeles, and Sacrament
to- al the, latter of which places ne was in
the county hospital.
tax receipt shows that he owns two
lots of land In Edmonds. SnoAomish coun-
~ and that from 1899 to 1894 he was a res
ideut OF Seattle. His occupation was net
known last night. some of the papers indi-
eating that he was interested in the butch
or business others that he WAS selling
clothes wringers, and others that he was
a cook. Resides hts letters. etc, he had
sii and a few cents in money.
He was apparently about 40 years old. 5,s
feet high. smooth faced, and weighed about
iss pounds,
Tslegrams TO his people in Syracuse were
sent last night.
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NeASa1e Connes1 Csnnfttee VIII
Not Meet TAss week

NOT Meet 1ntD - eek
The council committee appointed TO IN
vessIgate rtsmers og alleged corruption ii
the police department In connection vita
the firing OF Chinese opium smokers has
not yet begun It's iaboTx- Councilman Will
lam McArsiie. proposer OF the resolution OF
investigation ard chairman Of the commit
tee, yesterday stated that be and one other
member OF the committee had done lit
tie work, ba, that ne had not called a
meeting Of the whole committee and would
not do so until after the Fourth Of July.
probably on next Thursday.
McAydIe doubts whether any substantial
result will come OF the investigation. but
says he viii make II fearIessly in order that
n the rumors are false they may be set al
rest forever, and that II the police DEPART
ment has members who are corrupt the fact
may be known before the canke< has eaten
deep. So far. he says. he has discovered
nothing worthy OF publication In the course
OF his own Investigation.
Chief Reed has ceased the investigation
he had commenced into the bribery runors
ard will allow the council committee 10
complete IL. He liz quite satisfied with the
committees appointment He does not
think there is any truth in the stories cir
essIated and says that he would rather have
the committee report 50 than "a make such
report himself In the latter case he
says. the cry OF "whitewash" could be
raised, while in the former 1t could not.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-30
FRED GAsCn's PETITION.
Claims That Ctty unwittinsly HALT
Duplicate Lane Of Sewers.

Fresh Gasch yesterday flied q petition
With the city clerk asking for q rebate
Of penalty on street grade tax. His petit
ton feeites that when Fifth avenue. then
Fifth street. was graded the work stopped
at jefferson street and remained In that in
complete conditlon for three years. that
during that time he was ready TO pay his
full assessment OF tat6 II the work had been
pushed on past his property: that after the
work was completed he was for time
unable to pay
n separate section OF his petition relates
10 the laying OF a sewer on Terrace street.
In this connection Mr.. Gasch tells singn-
lar story. He mys that in ISIS the city
laid q ten-ineh stone pipe sewer on Ter
race street and that he was required TO
connect bis property with this sewer. which
he did. lie alleges that In 1895 or 1881 the
city officials. apparently In utter Ignorance
that there WAS any sewer on Terrace street.
proceeded 10 lay another. and that he was
also required to connect with this second
sewer He asks consideration AZ the hands
Of the authorities
pllisent search by the deputy city clerk
failed 10 show any ordinance for the first
sewer referred TO By Mr.. GAsch. and Super
insendent Little said thai he knew Of no
such sewer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-30
WOODS NOW IN JUNEAU.
Alleged EmheRsler VIII He BrOugh,
Rack to Seattle for Trial.

Ma, a. Woods, formerly night clerk at
the Globe hotel, and charged with the en-
bezzlement of Sl2S by the landlord OF the
house. has been located IN Juneau and will
be arrested and brought back to Seattle.
Woods former employer yesterday receiv-
ed informa ton regarding his whereabouts.
A warrant for Woods arrest is now OUT
standing. II will at once be sent TO the
marshal al Juneau and served. When this
is done. extradition papers win be prepared
IL Woods refuses TO come without them
DESTRUCTION OF Cerveras fleet at
Santiago will be celebrated by the of
ficers and crew Of the hattieship Iowa on
Monday. July 3. 4 fine programme for
the entire day and evening has been ar
ranged for with cash prizes for each event.
The official boat. Skagit Chief, leaves
Flyer wharf at 3. 1880 and p. m.
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4 WARMER MINER TAKEN.
Arrested fn Columbia taantv and
Committed tn Nalia Walla.

non ceFnnlaln3 y Charles n Rratfon
a reS1oTsce Inspector. United States com
missioner J, ". Marshall. 81 Spokane. on
Jane Is issued Warrant directing tha ar
rest ~ ore Charles Fryett. wha j. wanted
BY tAe United States authorities n l1aha
f1f oeSirpsting and setaryi.sS Tho mails
snt a3aH carriers FrNett Mas arrested "a
Columbia coentS ogs June - and was YES
SsE4&F committed - fha Federal court
Asrr 70 the prison - waHa Watia. in De-
fault e SsAsl tais bcn3 aGf viii ~ s.>ii
iAeEe tsu waited - tse Federal officials
Sc 1taao,
THIS r. another 90 she warglneY Ys,sus -
Tenders. ard the ofTense charged grew cag
% shG EsNES tE9re.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-30

Renovated. neat trim and commodious.
the yeritzbie floating palace that she is
the famous excursion steamer Queen. or
the Pacific Coast Steamship line. yesterday
resumed her Alaskan run As In the past.
she sailed with big crowd OF pleasure
seeking excursionists.
Among her 80 passengers are many mo-
table people. This, however. is not an ex-
ception for during her ten years service
as an Alaskan excursion vessel. the Queen
has carried thousands Of distinguished peo-
pie, whose praises of the wondrous scenic
beauty and grandeur, sung in every cline.
have gone q long way. indeed. toward
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-30

I was seriously afflicted with a cough
for several ye@GS. aaa hast salt had a
more severe cpNsh than ever before
have uSrs razaT remedies without re-
ceSVtuE sa0eA relief. ard tesax xeros,.-
flssnoe& - tfN & A1ftts st ~ rrss>cFtassss. :
t'@agA Remedy ?. = friend ~to. Sf.sss :
las nle ~ ~ = sSsor vtGcw. gave Il "a me-
I tFiss. i sad win tie nSnss ggAftfe4sss.
results Ilsa ssTSf hnttka relieves. sne vsrv
nlaca sat. Sssz. srs sss14 Bottle has Ahsse-
ssss@sN TslFS9 So rave rot had a. xsssti
Health tsr sNoasN years 4 give trss. ',s,y-
tsfsr8te Without sslsEk al nrs. stYnesy In an-
gse<gasRen of tEse ssatsgsssse felt rag t-a
care Effected, kse pexss2sfy Mrs Mary
A. Eeard Csarssaase. Ark Fer sale bv
sfs dealers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-30
TO ATTEND WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY
Pref. u. =. Meany and ~. &. Coaman
WIN Take summer scheel Course.

The University Of Washington viii have
two representatives al the summer session
81 the University OF Wisconsin this year,
Pref. Edmond :. Meany will leave this
week fe attend the lectures I'm the depart
memf of history. Especial talent has been
secured for that department, Including
such men ~ Jesre Macy. Of Iowa college
author Of the splendid text on THE Eng
lish CONSTITUTIONS" Reuben Geld Thwaites.
aithar of The Colonies In the Epoch Ser
les or American History" Charles Homer
Haekins. professor Of Institutional history
I'm the University ~ Wisconsin, and Eieh-
ard +. Ely. professor ~ political economy
IN The same institution Mr.. Tbwaitez IS
also secretary of the State Historical So
ciety Of Wisconsin. whose extensive libra
rs Viii Re available for the summer work.
which will continue until the last Of Aug
0st
During the same period the Summer
Sehooi ~ IsArary Science will be cnn-
Quoted at the same university under the
direction as Ns@s ,ornelia Marion. ~ Oak
Park III Harry 4. Cofrman. a member
Of the cisss os iSs. who has heen elected
So tha position 81 librarian az the rni~
Serssty Of Washington. after two years
81 service as assistant librarian. will at
tend this summer school. Pref. Meany and
Mr. cumrsan start eastward tomorrow.
THE Chicago Milwaukee & Sc Paul
railway Is sha snnze rnfsstar line Ssswern
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-30
WILL BE GIVEN CONSIDERATIONS
Supervising Architect Writes Aboat
Use Of Washington Granite

The Chamber Of Commerce has receive ed
the following letter from J. X Taylor
supervising architect Of the government
i have ia acknowledge the receipt Of
your LITTER relative to ,ha use Of stone
from the state of Washington in the con
struction Of the new pesfoffice courthouse
etc, building in San Francisco. Cal. and
in reply thereto state tina. the question OF
the Kind Of stone 20 be used in this work
has NOT yet been settled. and some time
may eiarse before IL is. What you say has
been carefully noted and will be given due
consideration !"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-30

fireman In the mechanical engineering de-
partment and one or two places in the
library There were comparatively few to
take the examinations. The papers will
not be graded for q day or two The exam
nations for positions I'm the civil engineer
ing department. which will be far more
elaborate and technical than those held
yesterday, will take place Monday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-30
NH|1NOR1H 70 Be MOVED.
Seattle Nay Be Chosen the Home
Of the Summer College.
PROMPT OFFER or PROPERTY.

Citisens Agree to Donate Forty
Acres Of Land ana . Temporary
Duilding to secure the Institu-
tion-Tac0ma Trying to Pay Oh
the MortEage ON Mason Tract to
Get the Enterprise-Men NJ work.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-30

THE Chicago Milwaukee 4 ST. Paul
railways famous Pioneer Limited IL the
finest train In the world.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-30

CUTLERY and fish tackle. ali kinds.
spangenberg. els Second. grinds every
thing
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ON Sunday. July z train No .. s. Il +.
leaving at 5 n. m. will connect with s7se-
cssl train leaving Weodinviiie for points on
Snorualsute Branch. arriving az North
Bend at r. IT,. enabling those desiring
"a days sport fishing. 20 spend Monday on
the SncdEaarse ard return Tuesday morn
ing on regular train In time for the Fourth
% JUDY festivities
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-30

Civil service examinations were conducted
a. the city hall yesterday for the position
of blacksmith in the labor department,
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PRIVATE lessons IN dancing. Seventh
and Columbia
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CARRIES NOTABLE PEOPLE.
Steamship Queen Sails North
Heavily Laden.
SEASONS FIRST EXCURSION.

Tesrisss ef wealth ana Dsstinetien
View the wenAreus GPnn1euP ana
I, Scenie Beauty Of Alaska FRoA
Her Deck-CenfeRts Of . Great
rlesaing Palaee-A Compliment
u Gentienanly O0eers en board.
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The Seattle Chamber Of Commerce has
reserved handsome diploma announcing
thar the organization Is member OF the
advisory board Of the Philadelphia muse
INNS A. NJ. Bruokes and j. S. Goldsmith
are the representative members.
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