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The evening times., 1900-04-07
POsToFFICE NOTICE,

WASHINGTON, d. C., POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, changes may OCCUR 1t
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded &c the ports OF
sailing daily. and the schedules ot elosings
arranged on the presumption OF their uninterrupt-
Cd overland transit For the week ending April
{, 1900. the last connecting closes will be made
from this Office IS follows:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-08-20
First Dlstrict4
Precinct.
Second District


1st.-Kohala Court House ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
2d-Waimea Court House. ...................,
3d-Kailua Court House. ........,.............
4th.-Kona- waena School House. ..............
5th.-Hookena Court House ...................
6th.-Waiohinu Court House. .................
7th.-Pahala School House. .....,,,,,.,...,.,..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-08-20
Fifth District

Precinct Fifth District
1st-Kaneohe Court House. ...................
2d-Koolauloa Court House. ..............
3d-Waialua Court House. ...................
4th.-Waianae Court House. ..................
5th.-R. r. Station, Eva Plantation..........
6th.-Ewa Court House. Observation-Disclosures.
7th.-Reform School Observation-Disclosures.
Sth.-Haw. Tram. Co.'S big, Kalh. .........
9th.-Kauluwela School House. ............,..
1Oth.-Kauluwela School House. ...............
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-08-20
STATEMENT:
Number of Delegates to the Territor
FIRST AMERICAN BANK OF HAWAII,
LIMITED

of Directors of the First American
Bank of Hawaii, Ltd. have levied the
final assessment of SO 1-3 per cent on
the capital stock of the corporation,
payable within thirty days, at the
banking house of the corporation, from
this date and delinquent August rs,
1900.
E. NJ. BOYD,
Secretary.
Honolulu, July 25, 1900.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-08-20
C:tllilIs

Ever me
chilled through and
through ?
Tho acute sem
sation Of cold is
followed by fever.
ishness and aches in
all parts of the body.
Finally the whole
trouble settles in the
throat and lungs in
the shape of a cough.
There is nothing
so bad for q cough
as coughing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-08-20
-Delegates.-
DClC6o ltSs
Votes. May, 1900. Sept, 1900.
TERRITORIAL CONVENTION.

The Territorial Convention for the
adoption of the platform, the nominal
ton of a delegate to Congress, and the
election of a Territorial Central Com
mittee will be held on Thursday and
Friday, September 20 and 81, 1900.
After said convention and on or be-
District Committees shall meet for the
purpose of nominating Senators and
representatives from their respective
districts. Yours very respectfully,
GEORGE w. SMITH,
Chairman Republican Territorial
Central Committee.
e. r. HENDRY,
Secretary Republican Territorial
Central Committee.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-08-20
Sixth District
DISTRICT COMMITTEE.

The District Committees shall meet
in their respective districts on the 9Th
and 18th of September, 1900, and elect
the following officers: President, Vice
President, Secretary, Treasurer and
such other officers and standing COM
mittees as they shall be entitled to, and
also their delegates to the Territorial
Convention in accordance with the fol-
lowing
STATEMENT:
Number of Delegates to the TerritOr-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-08-20
Third District
Precinct.
Fourth District
Precinct.


1st.-Government Nursery Observation-Disclosures.
2d.-Beretania ST. School House. ..............
3d.-Bdg. entr. lower reservoir grid. Nuuanu a
4th.-ROyal School. .........,.........
5th.-Kapuaiwa Building Observation-Disclosures.
6th.-Chamber of Commerce Room. ...,,.......
7th.-Waimanalo School House. ................
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
,enses q sll.soo % 4asais Inc. 17s.ss5
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

--,.;., AFax, II lSpeciaD--wheat lost II4c to-day
and closed ar the bottom. Fine weather contrib
uted most TO the weakness, Kansas having perfect
-,,sst,ons The Modern Miller bearish In
t. cror summary The Government report of
THURSDAY night variously received 1t sug-
costs WELD of 327 o0oN0 bushels Of winter wheat,
-,rnnare6 with 292e00900 bushels last year Liver
=, was I'd 10 10 lower Paris was up a trifie
- saaboard reported ocean rates easier. The
.5ern Miller" declared the crop prospects excel
M having been improved by recent rains. Phil
rs was the best seller early. and contributed most
"a The decline After the weakness started. stop
loss selling became feature. Western ana North
western receipts We're less than last year Clear
ances for the day were large, $4,000 bushels, and
cIearances for the week were $4,000 bushels The
Argentine shipments. $500 900 bushels were LVwuv
bushels less than the week previous II is eX-
pected that the worlds shipments Monday viii be
around o00 0eo bushels. Shipping sales from here
about 200e90 bushels. The seaooard reported %
loads for export July sold 66sc and at 659sc TO
65a4c and closed at s524c.
Corn lost 1l.c and closed at the bottom. July
selling from 39c S7ssG5794c, and closed at 3144c.
May closed at 2s5.c Fine weather. lack OF shipping
demand and Ioz,ida.inu were the Influences. There
we're 10 signs Of selling by the Patten interest;
bur there was a lot Of long corn sold by Trego-
Mon1g goulery an interest which has been bulllsh-
The bis cash holders were shading prices, offering
cheaper than other shippers: but the demand was
uoor To-day's sales DO not exceed 100000 bushels
CIearances were large. over million. and clear
snces for the week were +6Ss,"0 bushels Gables
were up a fraction. Argentine shipments were only
as Asa bushels and Danubian shipments only l52tOo
bushels fer the week compared with L4S6GOo oush-
s last year Kansas messages reported corn plant
i-- finished and predict large shipments for next
week The seaboard reported 36 loads for export
Oats lost 1zc TO Sc. Nay closing AT 2212c; July
2sssc The Illinois May report announces the oats
condition g. and says the area is the largest IN
many years. The shipping demand keeps slow
weather conditions fine oats syrnpathize closely
with corn The seaboard reported 10000 busneIs
for export.
Flax was easy. the crop features of a cent;
-be Nav and July unchanged, AT 81 50. September
closed at & 231z October & IS. At the three ports
there were cars against Is last year. The North
western elevator people estimate the fax area AT
25o5e0 acres and the prospect at 2500ogo0 bushels
Early in the day provisions were firm, with buy
ing by various packers and with some Improvement
,- he shiguinG demand When grain turned so
weak provisions sympathized- Pork closed Ioc 10
r2c under Thursday: lard. SC to TIC under; ribs
&c 20 &c under. There were 1900 hogs. with 4ooJ
for Saturday. Prices were steady. The talent eA-
poets quiet market for the next few weeks pend
ing the AIay-June Of nogs-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
foreclosure SQlcs


H, and Sale duly made and entered
: sue Undersigned. the Referee jGdgment named
~ SCI az Public Auction York Real Estats
sdes room No. Ill Broadway. Borough of Man
10 tlty of New York the 2fth lay May 1900
u9neer the directed BY tudgrlent n DE-
SOD: a1d therein described follows.
a. that certain lot piece parcel O WITH .hs
and Improvements situate wing
ana being il the York anI
scEloeG follows - -
bEt5INNING point Easerlv side Of Ham,
S aeITaee distant two hundred t2ns3 fe.r
- Iiciss Nortnsry from the By the
l sFty-dTst Street with
running thence NortheTly along the Easrarv
sb-a ,. riarfiIon Terrace I've ana
luaFter t9&j inches thence Tln-
snd forty first part % the 5issan~-
ne centre or party wall seventy-fve (7Js f.sr
ana tnree quarter tS inches. thence IN south
direction seventeen I'D six and thra.-
- anc seven-eighths 5zsj E.asrerFv ron,
" t-ssteTly side OF Hamilton Terrace. ana rbsnc.
- 80 feet i've seven-eixhrhs
tches 20 tAe Easte-lv of Hamilton
me pcihtt or place OF beginning
aof'Ve described premises be
restrictions against aue o5er covz,a,sz
80 ne cnerac'er OF the buildings erected On
Contained IN agreement beraa-
NtiiNdn n De Forest FT7ff T.
sJh 1855 and recorded the Office of ne Psx
So ol tne county OF New in TAber e0n5 ~ 90
feTI'rded In LAher 2of1 OF Conveyances page SOS
Jared New York May 1900
DAILY. HOYT & MASON FNeis'
Attorneys for PainrfT orcs q . n sss-a~.
- II William Street New Y0-k C,-v
me following diagram Of the nr,rar-v - -. -,
9s Described above street number beir u r1s,s,,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

77th-st, 2l3 # 2d-ave 20x67: William
and Francis A Chapman to annie McCaffrey s11,Oo
Ida stein to Pietronilia Bozzie So 1870
62d-st, No 219 West, 25xIOO5. William H sage
referee. Daniel 3 Childs another, execu-
tors, 1880
MonrOe-st :, being lot %, map village
william oppenhener ..~,-.e.......4. 1900
5Sth-st 100 # Of 2d-av 2ox1O0.5; John Il
strzeecEi to PetronelIa Czarnecke .~..-.-.. 145o
Prospect-ave Dawson-st SO 11x1O6.IOx
3 saomon -. 1900
Madison-ave. No 1857, Il. KISS, George "
Splitter. trustee Johanna stahl IA 10
6+th-st g, $50 It of 2d-ave. 15x10011x
: part 1890
6th-ave, 8th-st, %. .6xTT.T; 6th-ave. s.
23.6 II of 9th-st, 20. .2xTT 6: katherine 3 Bah
cock Newton Osorio -. $500
Hyde referee to John Mullane e.e-. 12 s5
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12

The approximate Of lien charge
lsfy when described property De sold
with thereon from The 18th day of
April 1890 together Wlth costs and allowances amounting
$167 April 80 1900. together with
the expenses 5f sale The approximate amount Ok
other liens which allowed
purchaser Of the purchase paid BY
OF parcel No described .
Of parca, No. above
described S24s34 and interest wiki the
1890. Il which be lien upon the
premises time Of said
Dated New York. May !. 1900
D.afa~
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12

The approximate q he lien satisfT
which the above described property 70 be sold %
Sle3li 70. thereon from the - tay of April
1900 together with costs and allowances amounting 20
SSisG3 with interest The sth day % April 1900
together the u The
as other liens
purchaser lf tke
paid BY referee - and interest together
wigh Tor 1860. Il any, whlch may .
lien upon the premises AZ the time Of said sale.
ARTHUR D. TaLAX- Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12

49, Department Of the Interior of'ce Of Indian Arairs
wAsninRton. D. c. March % i9OO.-Sealed proposals
uorsed proposals for blankets 1oois
ciothinS etc. the be. and directed ne
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs II 80 wooster
street. New York City, will be received
n, OF Tuesday May IS. 1900 furnishing for tns
ihdlaH service. blankets wooen goods
notions MOTTO mats and caps Bids must be made Govern
merit blanks Schedules giving all
for bidders will be furnished application Indian
S1ce Washington. % c.; Nos II 70 Wooster street
NeW YORK City, 235 Johnson Chicago.
Somnssares OF Subsistence. o. 8 Cheyenue Leav
ei"orlh Ornana- ST Louis. St. Paul Francisco;
me p1niasters az Sioux City Ysnkton Arkansas City.
CALDWELL Topeka. Wichita Tucson. be
openeo az the hour and days above bidders
invited 70 De present at the opening The Department
serves the right to deterlne
reject any and all bids. any part Of any bid
W. A JONES. COMMISSIONS
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
W YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK-JOEN o BAKER. Planting.
against ROBERT KELLY and others Detendan-s--tNos
In pursuance OF judgment OF foreclosure and duly
entered above entitled action. bearing
date the 5th day u APRIL 1900 and ae IN the Office o.
the Clerk u The County ot New YORK the an or
April 1900 the undersigned me eferee said Juds-
named viii sell at pubic auction az the New YORK
Real Estate Sales Room Ne III Broadway n rhe B0r-
ough o. Manhattan civ os View y9~k on she day
OF MAY. 1890 = O'Clock noon that day oy D
Phuenx Inxraaau ac-ioreer rae premises
Judgment be sold described follows
ALL those certain lots. pieces parcels OF and
situate lying and being The Borough n Aanhai- n
23I ard 333 Bovsry. and whlcA. taken tngetner are
bounded and described follows 8ES5lNNNG az p9ins
and niretynne $3.50 feet cine - uces >cutAery rom
Intersection of the Easeriy me
OF Bwery with the SuU-h-ry ns OF stanton street.
thence Eastrriy and parallel OF nes 50 Wl-a
Soutaevly line OF Street. alo4red and
sCve1ry-eCEr t1t Feet nlCe and Cne-nal- tSf incaes
running thence Norrherly right angles
Westerly and parallel nearly with stanton
Street sevenyyhve t75l Theme Norrhery and AZ
inches thence again westerly and again parallel or
nearly So street. five
feet one t Inch % 'ae asfer} s-e - re Hoery az
point distant hundred snd r7rye i4~ feet three
Souhery The said Southeast Cf the
Bowery and Stn- street and tAenee S5ua~rty along
the Essterly fy-,ne t5I 81
inches the point place cf beginning
The SAID WI 1e sold subject The lien cs
executed nv Emma 2
~ $50 with I5th
of august. 1893 sor- which said mortgage
York th@ 2Sth day September section
. Liber - q Mortgages AZ PAGE 80. and subject
% the lien II any, OF assessuent Affecting said
premises for tae and widening u Elm Street
Dated. New York. April 2ith. 9oe-
ARTHUR D. TRJ-AN Referee
DAILY. HOYT 3 MASON. Attorneys FOR PIa.nri1. Orics
The following IS diagram of the property be sold
described above
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
Har7TIr0r -a~-a-a

vcS xlaie amount the lien or char- - ga-.r
S14 $50 a. described property 70 De SoIa b.
WIN interest thereon from,
i9V together with aI,yva-caz
vf-b rhe interest from April 30th 1900 rogarh-r
OF rayas Aprnses or he sale The approxrIats amount
sr,1raS dsSes'ients other rb~h -
49, 90 tne purchaser 0f the 1u-rhasa -,Crs- =
with ~ L.eeree Is $3.50 81 and Orathsr
lfe1 - wafer rates for 1860 II arv whch n.
Darsd ~ ~ Premises az the time OF said sale
ROI,t,T-y W
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

5th-ave No 40 a brick fence % It high:
estate Of John Werdel, No 30 Maiden Lane,
owner; J B Shook Son, architects. .--......-. S.
Manhattan-ave, n " corner I1eth-st, FOR seven
story brick and apartment house 10011X
= Browne architect '... 25OC
Eastern Boulevard and CabOt-st. Oak Point. for
two story frame Office, 21x31: New-Tork,
New-tiaven and Hartford Railroad Company,
owner, A H Lee, Of New-ROchelle. architect. IL
1S4th-sr, $, $50 # " OF Valentine for
one story frame stable, 21xl6, Mary E Ryan,
premises, owner; E Albrecht. architect .....
4eth-st, l25 # Of Madison-ave for three
four story and basement brick dwellings, 20 and
22xTS; Charles Buck. No 100 West 42d-st
owner: Charles BTendon. architect 90C
139th-st, No $50 East. story frame
shed, 25x14; McNally, No 24S East 74th-st
owner; J J T GavigaH. architect. ............-
Hughes-ave, 5. 1856 # Of Oak Tree Place
for two story frame dwellings, 21x33:
Louis Etckwort, No $40 Anthouy-ave Cwner:
Dickerson architect ............... &C
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
i1nblir Notires.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY
STATE SCHOLARSHIPS


CloTICE PURSUANT TO THE LAWS OF 1884, CHAP
TER SOD TITLE 12J
A competitive examination Of candidates the state
Scholarships Cornell University falling County
New York. viii be held Hall Board of
Education, in the City Of New York Borough of Manhat
Saturday, June = 1900, commencing at . A Nj
Candidates least Of and OF
standing schools academies
Immediately preceding
examination. actual residents of this State.
No person should unless prepared
10 accept a scholarship should be awarded
The examination viii be following subjects,
viz: English History tGrecian, Roman. English
cam. Plane Geometry Algebra through Quadrattc Equa
tons and either Latin, French option
There VIII be candidates appointed from this
County as there Assembly Districts in this County
Candidates viii become entitled the scholarships the
Dated at New York City. day Of May. 1900
JOHN JASPER,
Superintendent Schools Boroughs OF Manhattan and
The Bronx
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
PROPOSAL FOR LIBRARY BUILDING:

Ohlce Of superintendent OF Construction. Library
congress washington. D. c. April f80a.-Seaad pro
posaIs Tor the construction the building
I1ston Pubic Library, Mount Vernon his
cty VIII be received at this Office O'Clock P
ou saturlay the 18th OF May. 1890 then publicly
Speccaons general Instructions and conditions
aho olahk iorrps OF proposal draw
lgs seen on application Architects
1GKernan t-oss No 16 Fifth Avenue New York City.
bEttNAHD *. GREEN. Superintendent OF
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
John w. Young & Sons Co.
gitn i1ropcrtn for Sale.

AMERICAN BASEMENT HOUSES. IS TO 80
FEET WIDE. ON 10TH AND 10Th STREETS.
NEAR MADISON AVENUE THE ONLY
LOW PRICED NEW HOUSES BELOW 59TH
STREET PRICES FROM $4,000 UP AN
OPPORTUNITY THAT WILL NEVER OC-
CUR AGAIN PLANS AND PARTICULARS
ON PREMISES, cR OF THE OWNER AND
ARCHITECT CHAs. Buck 100 WEST
ADD ST
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
Proposals.
4 RMy BUILDING. Whitehall Street New

4 RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street, New
York city April so. isoo-sesied proposals. in
iicate will be received IL O'Clock
opened the presence bidders FOR
suppIyne this Department stationery. Illuminating
supplies medicines and ash bar
res miscellaneous hardware galvanized iron pipe and
brushes. and mule
officer furniture specified schedule had at
his ofNc 8 the right reject
anv proposals. thereof vii
given articles OF domestic pro9uetion and
quality and price nciuding
price Of foreign productions manufacture the
being equal. Envelopes containing proposals
should marked "Proposas for Quartsrmas;er's sup
niles n be opened Is. 1900" addressed to Col
A 5. KIMBALL A. O. II. GenL L. s. A.. Depot Quar-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
fIuaurlaI.
fIuaurlal.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
First Mortgage Bonds
OF THE
OMAHA and ST. LOUIS RAILR DAD CO

DIT Z u II L I5UI'
Default occurred IN the payment OF the interest
IN these bonds which January l. 1900. and
the Receivers Of the property appointed IN creditors
t having procured Court leave to issue S025
oa rf -ior lien Receivers Certificates and default having
ale occurred in agreement between the undersigned
-,,-i--aa and the Missouri Railway Construction Com
NAM dated May 1895 the undersigned. pursuant 10
the terms Of that agreement, have become entitled 10
controlling interest stock Of the Railroad Com
s-v and have taken proceedings TO enforce the
agreement and protect rights Of the bondhotdeTs
t. render these proceedings eectual prompt deposit
Of the aforementioned bonds is necessary a ondhoIaers
Agreement has accordingly been prepared. and hond-
holders are requested deposit their bonds hereunder
v,th the Union Trust Company Of New York. where
comics of the agreement may be obtained
Dated May 1900.
w EMLEN ROOSEVELT,
CORNELIUs b. GOLD, Committee
FRANCIS SMITH,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
rrurGF7 AND WILKEs-BARRE COAL COMPANY
TO HOLDERS of Consolidated MOrtga &c

rFELf1E1 AND y ES-5atltEts . JA4- 1NIAIi'A-Nf
ITO HOLDERS of Consolidated Mortgage
Bonds payable June !. 1900
LTn and WilkeS-BaTre
Ccal Company and The Central Railroad Company Of
New Jersey these extended Ten
from June and one-half in
reresr pavabe quarterly days OF March
September ana December and extended
guaranteed both principal and interest
bv Company Of New Jersey These
bonds VII continue by the present mortgage
which now constitutes all
PROPERTY he Company The been
subscribed all present holders
Nay 1890 privilege Of exchanging their present
binds extended bonds guaranteed. Bondhoders
wh0 avail Of this privilege their
al 1f7s ~ Central Railroad Company
View Jersey Liberty Street. any time after May
10 u1 To ana including May p. and VIII
immediate payment Of their June
cetDtg zntns the guaranteed extended bonds.
which VII bear interest from June 1900, and VIII be
Deliverable about that dare
Nay 4th, 1860 J. ROGERS MAXWELL
President.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
SUG. WILL SELL AT 60

soon ae-4r -he trade IS settled Experts in sugar
r-s5a saw gne CO. only So the
nor even then investors in industrial common stocks
r11r,r - ger sure l0ls they run" Ny in
fr-na-!.. IS the dividend VIII De only
bs.r re- cent J Y. RAY. = Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
forrrlosurr Salts.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County of
" - York foHS O B,KER Plaintiff. against
ROBERT KELLY and others Defendants tNo :. lam
tIton Terracel-In pursuance Of Judgment u R''c
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12

$4,000 WANTED to add additional i'm
provsinenrs 20 productive business prop
cry good Minnesota town; security ample Address
BOX - LirrhEell MINI
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
Dlploeuo Notlccs.

Dipioeno Notlccs
THE H-O COMPANY BUFFALO. NEW YORK
Buffalo, May Z. 1900
4 7 A MEETING Of the Board Of Directors,
held this day a dividend O TWO PER CENT ts2
share being the entyeighth consecutive quarterly d-
dend the preferred declared payable May
21st, 1900 The will 1900
and reopen May 22ud, 1900
c. P. WOL.VERTON. Secretary.
CITY AND SUBURBAN HOME CO..
PSI FOURTH AVE. \. Y
4 T A MEETING of the Board of Directors
held May O. 1900 dividend OF ONE AND THREE
FoCRTHS PER CENT payable out Of net earnings for
the SIX MONTHS ending April 80 1900 declared
the capital stock Of this Company and ordered paid
stockholders OF May u. 1900
CHARLES STEWART SMITH. Treasurer.
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
New York. May 9th, 1900
4 DIVIDEND Of three dollars $500 per
declared by this Company. pay
able in city Of New York. and after the second
dav July. 1900 Shareholders their
appear upon its books al May 3lst
1900 CHAS. G. CLARK. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12

supplies and Accounts Navy Department Wash
lngton D e. until IL o'clock noon,
PUBLICLY opened Immediately thereafter
Navy Yard. Boston, Mass quantity OF iron Iun-
Der wire screen and machinery also
power plant Hank proposals viii furnished upon ap
phcatlon TO the Navy Pay Office Boston, TO
me bureau A 5. KENNY Paymaster General. L. s n
r. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Newport r
- April 10. 1sooSealef proposals for repairing south
Jetty at entrance 10 Great Salt Block
VII De received here until II A. May IS 1900 and
tileh pupnciy opened Information furnished
tton- D. W LOCKWOOD. Major Engrs
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12

GcbocI Aaenrles
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
y supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
Ms Al YOUNG-FTI-TON IinIon
Real Gstntc for Gtchanac
nrsTNF,Ss PROPERTY. leased tenant will trade
Ie for $40 private house OWNER. Room TO3.
Liberty
blot GROUND near 2sdzst and 9th-ave, exchange
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12

DR w. @. NOVEL;. private pupils homes
IL at 1T e e2d-st. Two pupils received family
rf,EACHERS wANTED.-Men: Comu7andant for military,
L school. training bows
boarding school. $500 and home. Women: Elocution.
uhvsical culture Southern college and
home; Graham and peumauship school
$50 sCHFRMERHORN AGENCY. 3 East I4th
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-16

y md Mn. J. II. Kelley. Mr.. ana
qergt ". White. Madam White and
hewitt arc still at Lake Cushman
9hx the early fall days.
nnag those who went over from Ia
- % the wedding Of Miss Amy Bur-
md Mr.. Marshall Bond on Thurs
xefs Ar. and Mrs. w. ". Burrill.
rank Cardir. Mrs. H. q. Foster.
Blanchard. Mrs, Pearse, Mrs. A. NJ.
seh Mr. G. J. Kershaw, Miss Hud-
Capt and Mrs. j. MacT. Panton.