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L, [. FIRUsKI. Auctioneer. 20 Bower,

sells. 10 a m
Dec. 11-By Cioldstone Bros. jewelry
Dec. 11-By J. J. FrieI. odds and ends.
Dec. 12-By E. J. Lemon * Son. 476 9Th
ave. diamonds. watches. jewelry, al
| pledges prior Dec. 2. 1901. all older dates.
| cl2thing, etc. pledged prior Dec. .. 1901.
Dec. 15-By VI. Simon & Son. "a Hester
St diamonds. watches. jewelry. all pledges
! from es, 7s6 10 1O1. 746. all older dates.
Dec. 15-By J. Harris & Son, 245 Court
st, Brooklyn. NJ Levy. - CarmIne-st.,
diamonds. watches, jeweIry. all pledges
prior Dec. ;. 1901. all older dates.
Dec 15-By NJ. Bruckheimer. 1S1 East
1USth-st.. clothing pledged prior Dec. 5. 'O1.
Dec. 16-By J. Stitch & Bro. 11S 3d-ave-,
diamonds. watches. jewelry. all pledges
Dec 16-By - Raphael 500 6th-ave..
diamonds. watches. jewelry. all pledges
prior Dec. O. 1901
Dec. 16-By d Mayer clothing.
Dec 1T-By VIM. Simpson x Co. Isl
Bowery, diamonds. watches. jeweIry all
pledges prior Oct. Is. 'O1. to No 81. $50. and
all older dates held over
Dec 1T-By NJ Bruckheimer Sons. TO5
Grand st. Bklyn. diamonds. watches
Dec 1S-By VIM Simpson, 81 Park Row,
diamonds. watches. jewelry all goods
pledged previous Nov. !, 1901. and all
prior TO $1,000 and all goods reserved
from previous sales.
Dec. lS-By II. Philips. 157 Bowery.
clothing etc. pledged prior Dec. s. 1901.
MANHATTAN AUCTION CO.
ANDERSON & MINTZ. AUCTIONEERS,
81 BOWERY. sells 1890 a m.
Dec. 1e-AH clothing overcoats etc.
Mo FFnaA v--1 ~
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900 WEST 45TH-ST. Two connecting
rooms; cold and hot water. bath and all
convenieuces; other rooms suitable for one
or two persons: first class house.
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CORRESPONDENT &c---Do YOU want my
services ! am Young man who can
speak and write well English and Spanish.
will make "A good correspondent. Address
l. F. 2+U West f2th ST
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BOATMAN-AU around and thorough: {:
with party contemplating yachting South /:
references INLAND ROUTES. Box IS
Tribune Office.
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NURSERY GOvERNESS.-F French Protest. Protest.
ant. competent. for one or two cnlIass... 80.
able 20 take full charge. nrst SI4ss stsL
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WORK MANTED.

ASSISTANT BOOkK GEPER. 20: at pres
ent employed desires position with ad-
vancement: references W. G.. Isl East
IOth-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

71ST' ST 6s WEST.-A furnished room
for gentlemen only; references.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

YOUNG GERMAN ELECTRICIAN; perfect
workman in all branches: best references
from Germany: speaks French and Italian.
HENRY SCHCBACH. 81 Greerwich-st.
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CHAUFFEUR--By japanese mechanic
electrician. Is well experienced and
skilled repairer OF gasOlene motor complete
tools. personal reference. DARRACO. $50
CIolj-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
ESTATE OF KATHLEEN G. wHIrE.-IN

pursuance order Of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald.
su--ogate of County of New York Is eby
given 10 persons having claims against
Wbtte OF County Of New pre-
ms thereof he
his place of transactins the of his at
tornevs Clarke Culver. No 137 Broadway. in
Roroueh OF Manhattan. City York on or before
of March
Dated New York. the 10th day of September. 1902
ARCHIBALD S. WHITE
CLARKE & CULVER Attorneys for Administrator ia7
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York
N Y.
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CARPET CLEANING.

q. & j. w. WILLIAMS
So w. SAIH ST. cs1aesn::. csI1 sss
CARPET CLEANIEG. EEtablizhsd lS7A
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand OF
eu door 1853 Broadway 421 East 4Sth-st
COE & BRANDT. Tel. 1872 Ssth-
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LADDERS. nERRICISs. POLES.
---L--I-A1-4l--L4-- co. 40 World Bldg,
y. Y Tel PATS John. Best OF ladders de-
livered AT 2Cc per foot.
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MACHINERY.

---~>-~--~-~-~-----~---~--~-
AT REDUCED PRICES.-5Oo second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO 3 EDDY 39s Madison
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WATSON. JOHN WIN PURSUANCE OF

an order of the Hon. Frank 7. Fitzgerald, Sur
York, notice is hereby given
to ali pereons having against John William Wat
or he County New York. deceased. pre-
thereof the subscriber,
lis place ransactiEg business, No 81 Wall Street. in
Of Manhattan, City of New York. be-
fore of March, 1903.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
BUTLER NoTMANl. JoLINB & sfYNDERsE. Attorneys
for Executor, "a Wall Street. Manhattan Borough.
New
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

- . of the County OF New
York Notice Is hereby given all persons having
claims against Charles OF the County Of
York, deceased the with vouchers
subscriber. at his place Of transacns
Murray Street in the Borough OF Man
haitian of the City of New York on or before the loth
October 1902. THOMAS G DUNHAM Executor.
JAMES A DEBRING Attorney for Executor. No; 10
wall Borough O Manhattan City OF New York
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JANITOR BY competent man. handy
with all tools. ianitor or watchnan. best
references given Address JOHN SEA
BERG. 216 East 45th-st-
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IAMONDs AT WHOLESALE.

DIAMONDS and Jewelry; old fashioned
jeWelry remodelled into modern styles;
old gold bought. diamonds reset while you
wait. highest references. s. KOHN. 81
Maiden Lane. Take elevator
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
ApvERTIsEAIENTs and subserlpIlons Cos
GOLD FURNITURE a REGILDING.

Christmas gifts, beautiful gold chairs. Re
gliding picture frames. Furniture gold leaf
Reasonable charges. 90 Sixth-ave., upstairs.
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HELP WANTED.
r eyaufe

keyauf~
NETWORK FREE EMPLOYMENT BU-
REAU
l01 last 3lst-st.
CONDUCTED BY THE STATE, OF NEW
YORK
FREE TO EMPLOYERS AND EN-
PLOYES.
Servants are in waiting from o a. m to
p m
REFERENCES INVESTIGATED
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

AN ELEGANT parlor floor. also large and
small rooms. heated. 6s Washington
Place.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


Ai-Ai-Ai-ATrENT
Attractive floors suites with private bath;
with or without board: single rooms: doc
tors offices: all desirable locations; highest
references given. Information from
S. c. LELAND & CO.. West 33d-st
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
CLOTHING ON CREDIT.

GENTS CLOTHING, Ladies' Suits and
Cloals Furs Jewelry and Pianos on in
staiments; terms confidential Address
PRIVATE. Tribune Office.
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WATCHES ON INsTALMENrs.

WEEKLY PAYMENTS.-Fine diamonds
watches. WATCH SUPPLY CO. , Maid
en- Lane. Room 70. All goods guaranteed.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

JANITOR or PORTER-YeunS coIorei man
and wife, reference 1SS West 124th-st-.
basement
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f.I.r.. NFOR OPERATOR. experienced for
electric or hydraulic. willing and obltS-
ing FLANAGAN. les East Soth-st.
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INFANTS NURSE. .-EEperiercec: Enshsnj
understanding duties thoroughly. or Sou-1
take maids position: sos c. Box 81. WIN
field Long Island
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OFFICE MAN.-Experienced, with IN
questionable references. would like 70
take charge Of a good Office or act as ad
vertisiag or sales manager Address AC-
TIVE. Box =. Tribune Office.
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TEANSLATIONS.

ALL LANGUAGES. Specalties: SapnIsh
and French. We guarantee accuracy
and speed. highest credentials 5. SEIJAS.
Room iii. Temple Court. . BeekmansI-
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SHIPPING CLERK or packer: aged "a:
strictly temperate: nine years IN last
place. Address II B. $50 Caritou-ave..
Brooklyn
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JANITOR.-Man and wife. two or more
houses. steam repairs, reference. FRED
ATTAC5 3OI West t46th-st
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WATCHNAN or to do any kind OF work:
middle aged. carpenter by trade Address
c. NJ. l.. .43S Bushwick-ave.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

OFFICE K.-Irtsh-American. a. posi-
tiOn in ofice. bill clerk or bookkeeper;
experience; references. CLEARY. All West
39th-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

APARTMENT house, elegantly. newly
furnished parlor suite. southern exposure;
refined surroundings. bath and heat Tor one
or more gentlemen. Mrs. logic. 10 West
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

I.AI-NDRESS or assistant IN house WORK u
family, CITY or country; references " o.
~ West 41st-st. tOp floor
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PAwNBROKERy' SALES.

4
ELI soBEL. Auctioneer. ss Bowery, sells
Dec 1iIciothing. dresses. etc. s. g.
Isaacs & Bro, 491 2d-ave-
| Dec 12-Jewelry. watches. diamonos'
odds and ends, etc, pledged TO Dec. D.
| 1901; IL Natal, 744 6th-ave.
| Dec. 15-Clothing. full dress suits. tux.
edos, dresses, remnants shoes. etc; PiedgSssss Sss
| 1st-aye-
Dec. 16-Jewelry. watches. diamonds;
instruments. odds and ends. etc. pledged
to Dec. 10. 1901. L Alkus. e22 sth-ave.
JOS. SHONGOOD & SONS Auctioneers:
salesrooms. Nc. 94 Bowery.
Dec. 11-C1othing, etc. pledged to Dec
4. 1901 B. Fox: y sth-ave
Jos Roth. % Colunbus-ave.; p Haskell
Dec. I2-JeweIry. etc, L. Bruckheimer
2,2S5; j. Blumenthal. 4O5 9th-ave.
Dec; 12.m-,Clothing. etc, pledged to to Dec:
2. 1901. silberstein Bros; 2.457 sth-ave-'
d. Silberstein's Sons. 10 6th-ave.
Dec: 15-Men's and women's clothing
etc. H. S. 1saacs. 2,43s Sth-ave.
Dec. 13-Jewelry. A. Selinger: 64 I'd
Dec. 1e-Clothing, H & G. Lang. 100
Avenue G: !, A. Levy. 229 Sd-ave;
etc Dec 1Jsgery IsSscs 4ss stshes stsave diamonds
Dec. 17-Clothing E. Chaser, 50 Gather
ine-st.; 3 Leichtentritt. 557 2d-aye
Dec 1l-JeWeIrN, etc. pieOSeO 10 OeS-
10. 1901; B. Aufses. 279 Stanton-st-
CENTRAL AUCTION co. NJ. Sheehan,
Auctioneer 152 and 154 Canal-st
Dec. 11-By Fillin, jewelry.
Dec. 11-By NJ. Lavery. 594 9th-ave-,
clothing pledged to Dec. 1901
Dec 12-By II. McAleenan. 1874 Sth-ave,
diamonds. jewelry. etc. pledged to No. co..
800. and goods held over
Dec. 12-By Fillin. clothing.
Dec. 1j-By II. McAleenan, 469 Fulton
St, Brooklyn, diamonds. jewelry. etc, Nos.
25.473 to 26,319.
Dec. 15-By II. Breckwedel. 473 Grand
St. J. NJ. Alexander. 143 West 120th-st..
formerly 145 West 125th-st-. clothing 10
Dec. 16~By ]. Simpson & Co. 225 Park
Row, diamonds. jewelry. silverware, etc.
pledged to No. 2S. 600 August !. 1901. and
Dec. i6-By a. Well & Co. 2.247 3d-ave.
s. Turk. 1.464 2d-ave.. clothing. pledged
Dec. Dec ii-By e Berger. 4so sth-ave. and
460 West 42d-st.: J. NJ Alexander. 143
West 12Oth-st.. formerly 143 West 125th-
St: diamonds. jewelry. etc. pledged to Dec
10. 1901
Dec 17-By H. FreeI, % New-Chambers-
St, clothing pledged to Dec. 10. 1901
Dec 1S-By NJ. Bernstein. 27f West
125th-st.: s EdeIstein. 81 Borden-ave. Long
Island City. diamonds. jewelry. silverware.
etc. pledged to Dec. 10. 1901.
Dec. 1S-By Jos. Levy. IS5 Varick-st-.
clothing. pledged to Dec 10. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

MAN long experienced in all kinds OF wine
and liquor trade. in wholesale house; best
references z. NJ. 24e West 13th-st
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
BILLIARD AND POnE TABLES

MANUFACTURERS of billiard snd pool
tables: high grade bowling alley buiifers'
lowest prices MARX BROS. "a Union So
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

70TH-ST.. 80 wEST.-Exceptional oppor-
tunity: beautiful large front room. with
dressing room: also very desirable single
room; excellent cuisine and service: tele-
phone; reference.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

YOUNG MAN. -. position in private house
or at anything. O. BERGMAN. zoo East
s6th-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

IIOTEL TRAYMORE.
II ATLANTIC CITY N j.
Remains throughout the Every known
and convenience fall and winter guests
d. S. WHITE JR-. President
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

46TH- ST. ls WEST. Elegantly furnished
rooms sugIe or en suite. near 5th-sve- .
references exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

23D-ST. 20 EAST madison Square South.
-Hsndsnme suite, two rooms and bath
room by month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-09
BIDDY TALKS
TO The STAR
Tells Why He Keeps Perry Queenan
Busy All the Tine

liiddy Bishop. manager Of Perry
oueenan. who Ia 70 box Dial Hawkins
at the Seattle theRtsr tomorrow
night. IN mueh worked up over the
fact that a local paper published a
story oriitciHlng him for the way In
whieh he 10 managing Quecnhn.
The fact that Biddy brought Perry
oueenan 20 Sacramento 20 nght a
weiter-wsight only a few days ago
has caused considerable comment.
u NaH once accused Of working
Young Peter jackson too much. "
says Hiddy Bishop In letter 10 the
Star. but ! studied hts makeup aud
f0und that he fought better when !
started him three OF four times each
month, Queennn shapes up better
than any other Of the high-ciaha men
when he Nights about every ten days.
sent Perry against Jack Oltrisn.
one 81 the best lightueiRhta IN the
world, ON November 90 ON Nogem-
Der ~ he started for Heatiie and
four days after he arrived he whip
ped Dick Case. who IL undoubtedly
a good man. ! pick Perry a sure
winner in the coming contest"
HAw Aims did only a little light
wogk a. the Seattle Athletic Club
last night and u IN perfect Trim.
While playing with a punching ba &
one Of his trainsfn suggested that he
hlt u hard. lie dld. and now n new
bag is needed The little fellow
actually pot hia nst through the
leather ~ the bag gurrnnn Is nlHo
ali right and doNn O. weight There
j. nos 10 fear for weights Both
pound mark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-09
LIBRARY SITE
Is NOT FAVORED
U. OF W. Alnmni Does Mo- Want
City 10 Have Proposed Location

At a meeting OF the Alumni Asso-
citation Of the state university. last
night. which was called some time
ago by President genner. Il was de-
cifed by majority Of those present
that 1t would be inexpedient TO sell
the old university grounds al pres
ent. The meeting was held in the
law school building and was attend
ed by representative members Of the
association.
Opinion on the sale Of the land was
dlvtded. Many Of those present were
adverse to any sale Of the land,
while some believed an exception
should be made in favor Of the ~
brary. The consensus o. opinion was.
however. that the whole tract should
BE- retained as some time u Will ma Ike
a valuable endowment 10 the uni
verHity.
A motion to this effect was carried.
The executive committee was in
Etructed 10 convey the sentiment OF
the association 20 the board OF re-
geutg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-09
CROCERS
ENDORSE
MCDONALD
Retailers Want Present Food Com
missioner Retained In Office

AZ the recent meeting OF the Seat
tie Retail Grocera' association the
following resolutions were adopted
Whereas the death % our late
esteemed and hnnorcd governor
John AZ. Rogers. has changed the po-
liticai aspect OF our state. and,
Whereas, many offices OF re-
sponnihility will be sought Al the
hand 81 our present governor, a0h.
Henry Mcbride. and positions now
held by capable and worthy APP
polngecs may be vacated. and,
Whereas, r. A. Mcdonald. state
dairy and food commissioner. has
performed the duties Of that office
for several years with diligence and
fairness and has ever been found
courteous In the discharge ~ his
office. therefore be u
Resolved, That Ne. the members
~ the Seattle Retail GrocrrN aapo-
citation. la meeting assembled, here
by heartily and unanimously sn-
dorua the said Il. A. Mcdonald az n
man suitable anG capable 81 per-
forming tho duties ~ the office he
holds. and be u further
Resolved. That a copy Of these
resolutions be sent Hon. Gov. Me
nrsae ana also 90 the daily papers
% cur city.
"tsisnrdb Seattle Retail uroecw'
Association, Inc.
GARRETT w. o'SEIfs See.
GEO n. WfflkE8. Pres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-09
]. HOWARD WATSON
MADE SECRETARY
Accepts Responsible Position OF.
cred BY Gov. Mcbride

= Howard watson. whom Gov
ernor Mcbride appelnted AZ hia pri.
waite secretary. accepted that ofiiee
last night ana will proceed today
with the state executive 90 Olympia,
Governor Mcbride came O. the city
iHHt nlEht 20 confer with Mr.. Wat
son IA the matter OF bis appoint
uHnt After consultation at the
Butler hotel Mr Watson . Acceptance
~ the trusted position Was given
out ThouEh Mr. Watson goes 10
the state tapitai today. he wili not
assume his duties until the frat 81
tbs month.
= Howard Watson a. a veteran
new epaprr man of stAtc rspHte. lie
has figured csseasivstY IN state poll.
ties and gained an honorable rupn-
tatien. lie has always been held
high and recognized by Governor
Mciifias az a man - great ability.
IRE governor recently stated 20 q
friend IN this connection; MIR. wat
SON was The arsf among my friends
30 enter my mind az particularly
adapted Ter the position of pfiysts
SECRETARY"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-09
CHANGES OCCUR
ON THE FRONT
Six Vessels Of Thompson Steam
boat Company Transferred

Al a Joint conference OF the Of
iccrs Of the Thompson Steamboat
Company and the Puget Sound Navl-
gation Company. which lasted near
~ all 90 yesterday afternoon the dix
vessels and business interests 81 The
former company were transferred TO
the Puget Sound Navigation Cum
pany.
Walter Cakes Win continue as
president OF the Alaska Steamship
Company. with Charles - Peabody
ns It's Xics president and general
manager and president 81 the Puget
Sound Navigation Company.
Frank = n1rna was appointed
superintendent both Of the Puget
Sound Navigation Company and
Alaska Steamship Company. and
Carl IA. J. stoitenberK purchasing
agent for the same corporation A..
L. McCignton. formerly purncF OF the
Dolphin, succeeds Stoltsnberg IS
city ticket agent.
Captain Rex Thompson. founder
Of the Thompson Steamboat Com.
pany. rwtlrvh from active duties and
accompanied by MrH Thompson. wtIl
soon make a tour Of EArope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-09
AN OPEN LETTER
TO THE QUEEN ANNE
IMPROVEMENT CLUB

Gentlemen: I am Informed that
action was taken By the club at It's
last meeting 10 urge improvements
for the Queen Anne stnndpfpe.
II such IN the case I desire "a
make 4 few suggestions as 10 the
character Of the improvements, be-
ltevfng that am especially qualified
to Judge.
First-There ought to be provided
a supply OF pickaxrS inside the
standpipe for the Use of imprisoned
visitors.
Second-There ought 20 he a bal
loon escape. TO be used In case OF the
failure OF the pickaxes.
Third--T here ought to be a fund
OF 50-cent pieces with strings at
tacbed 10 be let down from the top
Of the standpipe In case ransom has
to be paid as a result OF the failure
Of both the piclkaxes and the ball
loon to provide means OF escape.
This supply OF coins could be re-
newea monthly at small expense to
the city treasury.
There is no doubt, whatever. that
the standpipe should be improved
and without further delay. Let final
action be taken. Yours sincerely.
LYMAN H. KNAPP.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-09
VETERANS PLAN
ANNUAL BANQUET
Washington Volunteers 10 Celebrate
Anniversary Of Santa Ana

The Washington Volunteers Asso-
citation viii hold It's annual banquet
this year at the Rainier Grand
hotel. the evening Of February 4. the
third anniversary Of the Battle OF
Santa Ana. the most important IN
gagement Of the Filipino war.
Brtxadier General King win be the
guest Of honor. while Il II believed
that over $50 members of the First
Washington regiment VIII be pres
ent. The COMMITTEES IN charge con-
sista OF Major Lewis r. Dawson.
Capt Frank = Adams. Lieut.. z. Il.
Rawson. Fred ID. Wood. w. ID. Cow
lngton- A. TosIlner and Sherwood y.
Gorharn-
The association at a meeting last
night elected offzcers for the coming
year. They are as follows. Sher-
wood y. Corha IN. president: John X.
Withsrspcon. vice president: w. X.
Budlong. recording secretary: Rob
ert Robertson. Jr.. financial secre-
tary: George II. Page. historian.
A COMMITTEES consisting OF VI. II
Gormley. z. n. Rawson and Fred ID
Wood was appointed 20 confer with
the council ana protest against the
proposal to lease Forfson place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-09

Cards viii be played until 10 o'clock.
Dancing win follow.
Mrs. 4 Glllespy was al homo %
number OF her friends this after.
noon at her residence. 100 Cherry
street.
Miss Mary Ridpath Il being enter
tanned this afternoon by Miss Anna
Thomson al the lattcr'a home, al
Terry avenue and Madison street.
w. q. Clark gave banquet "a
the business men az the Lincoln, or
Monday evening.
The Clionlan club met this after.
noon In It's club rooms. New Norh
block
The cigarmhkcrH viii give bal
IN the Armorv hail Saturday night
The music win be- first class and q
large attendance "a expected.
The Mattresses union viii give 4
dance Friday night In the q. A. n
hall,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-09
NEW OFFICERS
FOR YEAR 1902
Letter Carriers Association Hods
installation

The Seattle Lettsrearrtcrs' Asso-
citation. at their regular monthly
nesting last night installed the Of
ficers who win serve for the coming
year. The men who will have charge
Of the carriers Affairs this year are
an follows. Thomas =. Rainey. pres
ident; W. l.. Lindsey. vice pFsEt-
dent. Thomas Reed. SECRETARY: Oacar
r. Oliver. financial secretary.
Charles y. Walker. treasurer. = r.
Cabanski. sergeant ut arms. Charles
T.. Darst, mutual benefit collector.
Daniel y. Daley. T. n. Scott. aauiusl
Goldsmith. trustees Reed. Hatney.
Barrie. Lindsey. Scott. Oliver. DarHt.
Webster. Walker and TseemAn. dele
gates 10 the state convention. 20 be
held IN Tacoma February 81
The local association decided last
night 20 organize a baseball team for
the next season and to compete with
other association teams IN the state
The Seattle carriers now hold the
silk state championship banner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-09
Ship subsidies

The Chamber Of Commerce wants
the ship subsidy bili now In congress
amended 30 that n subsidy will b.
given all ships Of 200 tons or more
instead 81 i.k0o toms as tho btu pro
vidss II also desires that the sub
sidy 20 slow going steam vessels b.
made greater.
a resolution 10 that effect wa
adopted by the chamber yesterday
and the Washington congressional
delegation wiil be- urged to work for
the amendment desired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-09
BITS OF GAIETY

T.. II. Lilly entertained a large
number Of his friends last evening al
his home, on Queen Anne hill. Dan
cling was the main feature OF the
evening.
The Sophomore Froiic is to be
given January II in the Queen Anne
Club house. A large number OF in
vitstions will be issued.
Tho Alpha Club met yesterday af-
ternOn In It's club rooms, New York
block. Some very important busi-
ness was transacted.
The Queen Anne Social Club will
hold another Of It's parties January
Is at the Queen anne Club house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-09

large enough 90 pay for the work.
these notes Co have full legal tender
value. When the work ~ done the
notes are Go be cancelled annually
In amounts corresponding 10 the in-
tsrert were the canal built on the
bonding plan. These notes are %
be taken up from the earnings OF the
canal.
The scheme was referred 10 the
committee ON national affatra
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THEY WROTE
TOO MUCH

SPOKANE. wash. Jan. o. Four
men giving tho names u JaA fios-
ford. Pred Hayes. Henry Enrier and
J. W. Brown have been arrested and
are thought 90 BE- the na~n who have
committed several bnrgisriss here
within the past few weeks. They
claimed 90 be private detectives.
The crime have been traced 60
them through letters written ~ a
daily paper. IN which they roasted
az the burglars ard Growing over
their easy hh1tm
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New Warehouse Company

Articles Of Incorporation were fled
today for the Columbia River Ware
house aud Forwarding Company.
Charles E. Packard. Aaahel Dillon
ana r. y. Gardner are the incorpor-
atofa ana trustees. The capital
stock H. $4,000
The objects Of the corporation are
the production. handling. trhnHporta-
ton. purchase and sale OF fruits
grain. produce. lumber. ores and
merchandise. IL VIII buy. sell and
mortgage real estate. and own and
operate waterways. fish-tfaps. stores.
warehouses, docks. wharNeu and
roads. 30 far AZ may be necessary to
conduct It's general business.