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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-06
BgEyIruEs.

We are indebted to G. H. Willie, pur-
ser OF the steamship Dakota, for favors.
X. Abram, wife and ak children, have
gone to California to spend the winter.
The arrival of the Dakota has thrown
another large amount of fruit on the
retail market.
Barksntine Katie Flickinger, in the
Wells line, IL now on the berth at San
Francisco for Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Campbell have
leased and moved into the Abrams resi-
dence on Front street.
DIR. Z. Thiele has changed his office
Mehlhorn block, 7l9 Front street.
The strike of the miners at Yelling
ton COliiery, Vancouver Island, has net
ended, all reports to the contrary not
withstanding.
One poor Indian graced the Police
Court this morning. He had been IN
dulging In quiet drunk" and was
fined accordingly.
The amount of cash turned over into
the city treasury from fines assessed BY
Judge Cam during the month Of Sep
TENDER, was $22S.l5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kimball returned
yesterday from Victoria, where they
have been spending the first week OF
their married life.
/. N. Kall0oh and family arrived yes
terday from San Francisco, and are at
the Grand Central They will 90 on to
Whatoom next Monday.
Steamer Gypsy will make another
trip to New Westminster, leaving both
Tacoma and Seattle Oct. 18th, and tax
ing freight and passengers.
The first regular meeting of the Sc
attic h. A. Chapter, under charter, will
be held at Masonic Hall tonight at 1880.
ALI companions are invited.
The steamship Dakota arrived here at
2:30 yesterday morning from San Fran
cisco, and lay here all day discharging
freight, going to Tacoma in the even
ing.
Yesterday was as lovely a day as one
could wish for in the month of October,
and everybody took advantage of the
sunshine to get out of doors as much as
possible.
The new ad. of Hodge, Davis & Co.
WAAA 0btA 1Ah 0tSOAbAO4 kx OuI O0tuu0s ~
is very neat card, and it represents
one of the best and most solid mercan-
tile houses on the Pacific coast.
Mcdonald Il Reitze expect an Everett
single mill from the East next week,
which they will put to work in their
mill In the southern part of town. Its
capacity will be 95,00O shingles day.
Mr.. VIM. Baunton has gone to live
upon his farm about four miles from
Newcastle in the direction Of Stuck val
ley, where he has 160 acres. He and his
family will spend the winter there, at
least.
We received yesterday a letter two
days from Olympia, q Tacoma paper
three days old, a Montesano paper eight
days old, apaokage five days from Port
land. and two Portland papers, one six
days old. and the other eight days. The
present mail delays and irregularities
are the worst yet.
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ADDITIONAL CsuRr DOCKET.

poii.-;u I. a a.. - A. .,
= .' " '"o 0i'' o@oseS
which are 70 be tried at the approach
ing term Of the District Court, and
vhich have bean entaraa s;cca a !. mi,
,...-s pun
ncasion OF sne man iist
3a62-Heury w. Shaw vs.. his credit
ors; insolvency. Hall 4 smith for
plaintiff.
A63-GcorRe A. Gellerson Va. John H.
McGraw; suit for money had and re-
ceived. Richard Osborn for plaintiff.
3a64-S. Baxter 4 Co. VI. David Ho-
ran; suit for payment Of account. G.
h. HAnford for plaintiffs.
S6S-benjamin b. Freed W. Myra
BELL Freed; divorce. @. II. Hanfsrd for
pseinnn.
N66-hsnry Westfan W. Clarke, An
derson g 70; suit for payment Of 40
count. white q Munday for plaintiff.
A6s-John ]. Mc0iivra VI. ]. j. Cum
minRs; Tor payment OF promiseory
note. John Sanderwood for plaintiff:
Stos--James =. Gordon Va h. n.
shaw; 20 compel payment OF account.
=. y: danford TOR plaintiff.
ssoss-n. :. Saoier VI. Y. E. Genish q
S - 20 compel payment OF account. q.
-: MA TOT Piainun.
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CosNIaNEEs PER DAKorA.-A Little, A
B Stewart, Alden & Fish, A w Parker,
A W Churchill. A Brown, Burke 4 Ra-
sin, Blanchard & Co, Brewster & LAM.
Bruman q Davis, C p Stone 4 Co, Cos.
per, McIntvre d Co, Clayton Bros, Chss
Frasch, G M Bywater, Chas Goldstein
Comegys d Vestal, Dickman & Gum.
bert, DR. E Thiele, D Werthunier. Dens-
more d Johnson, e Lobe d Co, Eber.
sold Il Co, E Hubbard, E Never, Fred
Bories, e Huntley, Fred Gasch, F M
Thomas, Frederick d Bowlby, F A Pom
titus, G T Maeinnis, Geo H Chick, Got
tlein, Langein & Co, Gee Lee, G Meis-
ter. G Kellogg & Co, H C Mclaughlin.
II b Bagley, H + Levy, Hirschfield 4
Co, Hall IL PaulsOn Furniture Co. II
Uhfelder, H Jones 4 Son, Herald Pub
Co, Hardy i Hall, H Heffner, H Harris,
] NJ Kalloch, j H Austell, Mitchell, j
Whitley, J Cathcart, J NJ Pearlman, j
q Mcdonald, j Bersch, Sullivan, Jas
Keppler, ] Kenny. j Crist, j Feigh, j E
GoOdan, Kellogg d SNYDER, Local Ins of
Steam Boilers, Lynch d Vahlbusch,
L Relnig. N d X Gottstein, MoranBros,
n n Heating, NJ H Wilcox Il Co, Michi-
gan Mill Co. Meyer Bros, Mrs DR. E
Thiele, Nelson Chilberg, p e Oakley, P
] Lair, PresburRer & Rosenzoieg, Page
d Green, 2 Dervenbecher, r Pritchard
4 Co, Rule 4 Sweeney, R Merchant &
20, Rev d Pierce, Simon d Brown
stone, Seattle Commercial COMPANY.
Stetson q Post, Stackpool & jackson,
Suey Wah, Sue Wo, Su Wo, Spring Hill
Water Co, Sunset Telephone Co, Smith
d Farrar. Steinwig BroA Sim Lee, 8 Da-
Wis, Schwabaoher Bros, Sutherland &Co,
T0klas & SinRerman, Tom Solomon,
Thos Lyle, Treen d Raymond, The A r
HOtaling Co, Tong Yee Chong. TaiYuen
Chung, T p II Whitelaw, v Schmid. n
g KinRsland & Son, w T Allen & Co, w
II Harris. VIM Tarney, Wheeler & Nit
chell, w II Humphrey, Western Union
Telegraph Co, VIM Ritterhoff, w Fl
Clifford, VIM Busha, w X Merwin, w ID
SCOTT d Co. Wa Chong, Waddell
d Miles, Yeeler Mill Co, North
ern Pacific Express Co, Wells, Fargo&C Co,
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csrscsl rnecEEssxcs.

SEATTLE, Oct. 8, 1888.
Council met pursuant 20 law.
Present, His Honor, Mayor II. g.
Struve, and Couneilmen B. F. Day, Geo.
w. Harris, Charles Med Donald. U. n. 8a-
sin, Otto Ranke, r. W. Wusthof and
Thos- Clancy.
PETITIONS EECuvKD.
From Fred Weight ct al, for gas
lamp, corner Of Fourth and James
streets Referred 70 Gas Light Commit
tee.
From G. A. Tyler, for the right to
erect building in Seneca street at
Front. Referred to Street COMMITTEES.
From J. H Sanderson, for the right
TO move building from Frye's Front
street lot to South Third street, Re
ferred to Street COMMITTEES.
From Seattle Lnmber and Commsf-
cial Co. ct al, for pianking foot of Ma
rion street. Referred to Street Com
mittee.
From L. B. Andrews, demonstrating
against being assessed for Madison
street grade. Referred to Street Com
mittee.
From g. N. Alexander, for An extern
sion of time until November l. on Jack
son street grade Adopted.
REpoRTs RECEIVED.
The following regular monthly re
ports Of city officers were received and
disposed of, a. followg:
Street Commissioned, referred TO 9
Street Committee.
Clerk, to Finance.
Harbor Master, to Harbor and
Wharves.
Surveyor, submitting estimates on
South Third, Columbia, Madison,
Fourth, Pine. Washington, South
Fourth, Jackson Extention, jackson.
Ninth, and Main streets grades
City Justice, 70 Judiciary.
Attorney, 70 Judiciary.
From J. G. Lpsky, on receipts from
Powder House, 70 Streets.
From the Attorney, on the status of
the Fourth street Improvement, adopted.
From the Attorney, on the status of
the James street grade. adopted, and
Attorney instructed TO take necessary
action against the bondsmen.
COMMITTEES RKPosTs EEcErvED.
From Street COMMITTEES, recommend
ing the vacation Of Wilfred Addition.
Adopted.
From Public Buildings. approving
painting of City Hall. Adopted.
Attorneys report, approved by Judi
ciary COMMITTEES, adopted.
From Street COMMITTEES, recommend
ing the advertising for bids TO complete
James street grade. Referred TO Attor-
ney.
From Street Committee, recommend
inv no action to be taken in matter of
Jackson street extension. Referred 10
Attorney TO report on Monday evening
next.
Clerks report ON fees, approved by
Finance Csmmittee. adopted.
Justice Cams report, approved by
judiciary Committee, adopted.
From Streets, approving Street Com
missioner's report. Adopted.
From H. A. Atkins, for lowering side
walk on south side Of Columbia street.
Referred TO Surveyor.
APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSE.
Applications for licenses were granted
and ordered issued AZ follows
Alden d Fiske. George Meister, kap
pier 4 Wasthoff, retail; Happier d
Wasthoff, billiard table; l.. Diller, re-
tail aud billiard table; X. Howard, re-
tail: Smith & Fanar, pool table. G. X.
Beede, retail; Bersch Il Hink, two pool
and pigeon hole table; Foster Il Co., re.
tail; Dickman d Gambert, retail; Joe
Francis d Co., retail.
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Our city has. been gradually gaining
on all the other ports combined for two
years past, but we believe this was the
first trip of one of the ''all port steam
ers where, in both passengers and
freight. the arrivals here exceeded all
other places combined. The last steam
or before the Dakota nearly approached
the point, but fell a little short ON
freight, n Of her 1O passengers being
for Seattle and 3S4 OF her 97l tons of
freight.
Including freight brought on the
steam colliers, though, and that on the
sail vessels of tho Wells line, as well as
all passengers by sea and by rail, and
there can be no question that the arri-
walls here exceed in both respects tomit-
ting railroad iron) the combined ARR
walls of all other ports on Puget Sound,
Victoria included.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-06

KinGs, loeas and eommonsrs are on
~ vine this year for international WIS.,
itinas. The sovsrsiRns Of Europe are
hobnoobin9 with each othsr; Chief jus
ties OoassidRs u beina lionissd In the
United Heatss; and nov Boston's mag
nass, ~ monarch Of the ring. and chief
magistrate In the Marquis Of Qussns-
bszy's oourts, = psspazing 10 make tho
toaR Of England. Ireland and France,
IL wa says IN exchange. handsome
return Of compliment on the part Of
~ Hub, afssr receiving and sntsrtAin-
ina Losd Colssidee. 70 arrange 70 send
for British hospitality IL renowned
citizen John l. Sullivan.
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SrKAMKR BUsNED.--The steamer An
gusta vas burned at Port Madison on
Wednesday night last. She had re-
turned from q special trip to Seattle
about II O'Clock, and the two mon who
run her had gone 70 their homes in the
town. About 2 o'clock an alarm was
sounded. Before the boat could be taken
out from the wharf the flames had com
municated with that structure, but they
were extinQuished before serious dam
age was done IL. The steamer was
toved acro0 the narrow bay, aud sunk
in shallow water, from which che has
simon been raised. The Augusta vas Q
small propeller. built here three years
ago, and plying in the Port Madison
trade. She belonged to Capt. II. H.
Hamlin, upon whom q los Of about
5000 has been visited BY this disaster.
Tho injury done the boat was almost
entirely confined to her upper works,
which will be rebuilt a speedily ~ pos
sible.
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4 psonion Clark vas rsosntly recon-
msadsd for diamissai By the Commiss-
ioasr. dis odsaos vas the one fos
vhish sums of hb fellow clerks had al.
rsady bssa discharged. namely. inform
ina . oonfsdsrats outsids the ofiios in
ssanfd 10 elaims that we're about 10 u
efan1sd, In ordsr that this confederate
might SECURE Tee from the applicant
By plsdGinR In return for Il An early and
s1sesmful settlement Of his oAss. How
many psnsionsrs during the last ten OF
tvsaty years have beea dsfranded ~
this mean swindliner
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-06

In PittsburR, Pa. the other day In q
suit brUuaht By , passenger against a
railroad company 70 recover . sum Of
money slolsn from him In = sleeping
sas, Ne JUDGE. In charging the jury,
said: 's6inoe the defendant sold a
ttokss for % In addition 10 The regular
ratss Of passage and offered the facili.
Ne u sleeping - m inducsmsnt 70 pay
~ extra mooney. Il bound itself to pro
~ L. patrons while they we're aslssy
and for Ne time being hslplsss." Thu
juzy brought in = verdict against the
company for the full amount claimed.
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To BAsEBALLrsrs.--The Snohomisb

10 BAsEBALLIsTs.--The SnOhomish
base ball boys crow most vigorously
over their defeat of the Seattle boys;
and are pretty loud in telling what thew
would do could they only get the chance.
Well, they are entitled to crow, and we
hope they will crow on until they in
fuse into the boys here a little more
spirit. The spirit to over come all OBJ
stacles and Determine to aim. From be-
ing called champions the Seattle boys
have gone down, down, down, until they
stand 90 low in the scale of players that
the meanest club that can be got together
no longer hesitates 10 dare them. and on
trial, beats them. For shame, boys
You have the most material outside of
Portland to draw from, and presume
ably the BEST. That you should through
eloth allow yourself to be 80 Disgrace
fully, sosrepeatedly and - SYNONYMOUS
~ beaten, and then be 90 tainted and
insulted over il, IL humiliating and pain
ful to all in town. Either isband your
organization or got yourselves in trim
10 face with fair prospects Of saocess
any club on the coast.
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BuFoRD-WusoN-Int this city, Oct S q
the Arlington Hotel By the Rev; JOIN
Mamie Wilson. late Of Philadelphia.
The couple in this case were colored
people and the wedding was attended
By nearly al Of their race in the city;
The bride was from Pennsylvania. and
arrived ON the Dakota yesterday.
-SrKNBKnGI Port Town.
send. Oct. I. Edward c. Fitxhenry and
Mary A Stenberg.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the copartnership heretofore existina
between Andrew smith and Louis Peupey.
under the firm name OF Smith 9 Pcuney'
Y tnis esy Dissolved BY mutual consent,
drawn the-efrOm. The business win be-
confinued ct the cid place, under the
name q Seattle Boiler Works, on NM
street, b. Louis Penney. he assuming ri
indcbtedncss Of the late firm. and h
whom ali payments Of existing indebted.
ness are 20 be made.
ANDREW SMITH.
LOUIS PENNEY.
seattle. w. r., Sept. 81. l0ea oc2 n
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Two INvEsrIoATroNA-A menth
ago the steamship Empire collidsd with
the steamboat Washington in the bay
Of this town during . dense fog, and
damaged the latter 10 the extent Of per-
hape twenty or thirty dollars. Two in
vestiRations followed; one in San Fran
CISCO, ON complaint Of she Empire
people, and the other here ON the part
Of the Washington. The investigation
below resulted in the acquittal Of the
Empire OF all blame; the investigation
here found her wholly at fault. What
will be the outcome, cannot, under such
peculiar circumstances, be foretold.
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ARLINGTON.
Nissan W ilson, Phila Nat BIeina, ST
] b Olsen, 3 + Dali Stone, SF
Ike Rassnblaft.S r DR. d Guinness and
q kitelcy, z Gam tam, Nanaino
p Murphy, Porttd w g Barr, SF
4 Y fhorne, R~nt'n e N Smithers, Rem
J McIAne. II q Boako, 8 F
VA Wallace, Chic'go n 8 Hyde, Whatoom
Enthusiastically GF Moore, NY
A II Lorraine. N Y Katie Moore, NY
Bale Hamilton, NY s HaEmas. SF
w H Licwellyn y H EIveu 4 wife,
4 w Nanstou. Cal WhAtoom
8 O Ella. Olympia 8 r Shaw, Taooma
w l. BilQsr, ST &c Fesgusou. Ssso
AMBAsh Provns'd Z 8 LAnnine. Alb'ny
u Mesermore. Prtid CHG ildsrslssvs, Nm
J II Reedkwf. ORn n Shull. Mi0oula
II CloshisF, Mt vsrnon, VT.
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.rHAs. NAHER, LEADING WATCH
" maker and jeweler, in the Yesler
Leary block. deals in Diamonds Watches
Organs and other Musical instruments
NOtarial Seal at o. Watches and Jew
elry repaired and warranted. sel0 II
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this trip under new master, Capt. CIR.
johnson. Capt. johnson has for num-
Der Of years past been In command Of
the steamer Orisaha, running down the
CAiifornia coast 10 santa Barban, San
Die0p and other ports, WHARF he gained
q name Of the most ouviAble oharaotof.
He viii stay ON the Dakota two tTips,
when he will 60 east for the new Steam
er SAN Diego. which he viii bring out 20
the Pacinc under sail.
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The steamer Rliza Andsssou vill mako
. trip TO Neu Westminster today, Ioav-
ing hefe ~ In The AftesnOou. Auuw-
hsr u Reutleneu h8Se already euonaoa
pasaatfs On 80. H. will sso1Sn q
iusa1Ay nsxL
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WILL BEGu NETT SPRuo.-Frosn an
officer Of the Seattle, 0ray's Harbor and
Paest Sosnd Railroad Company, ~
learn that the mAttsn of night II way
and terminus have ben fully attended,
TO, and that nov all b about ready q
begin work. This beginning win how
ever NOT be made till spring, whsn cleas-
inR and dingine viii begin in real earn
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BUSINESS. WANTED.

TN OREGON OR WASHINGTON TER.
y ritory, with an investment OF els 600 OF
S0U0: half an Interest In q good mar.
camille business Address RUDOLPH
MOHR. 402 Front street, San Francisco
California. seis
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

IsEMALE PARTNER IN A LIGHT
II business; with or without money
Address Memo p. o. oct Ct
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WuERE TuE PAAsEyGERs AND
CooDs C
The steamship Dakota this trip
brought from San Fra1cisco to the sev-
sral ports on her route the number Of
passengers and tons of freight named
in the table following:
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For Rent.

EOUR ROOMS ON TWELFTH So,
y between Plummer and Charles rent
Sl3 per month free water. ocS g.
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NOTICE.

RIDs WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
y October 9Th. lSs1 at 80 D. m, Ct the
once Of ". H. Taylor. School Clork. In
the city OF seattle. FOR the furnishing and
putting In complete. In the sixth street
school building. Of 81 inside blinds, made
Of the best Port Oxford cedar.
The right 70 reject any and All bida 4.
hereby reserved. BY order q the Board
Of School Dircctors.
OCT 81 w. II. TAYLOR Clerk.
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WAN LEE HAS REMOVED HIS
w washhouse to the corner Of Third
and Mill streets, where he will be pleased
to receive 2 continuance Of the patronage
Of the public. oc6 s
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4. ALLEN AND n. BRlSEA.
Practical Slipllllers,

LAVE CONSTRUCTED MARINE
Ii Ways just north Of the Barrel nc.
tory. capable Of hauling out . vessel q
contracts Of hauling out. repair Inc. ~
building. leugthoning. or building veosels
or steamers on short notice and rvasoner
BILE to- ma Ship carpenters and cauiko-4
sent 70 any place ON the Sound. We ~
give all jobs PEI sonal attention. We 49,
guarantee entire satisfaction 70 all pArttoo
having deslings with ns. satisface95
Hon Once Dor 7ol, seattle. w. q, y ~
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In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
y Third judicial District. holding terms ..
seattle. IN H. g county.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-28

Our Extensive Stock of GentIemen's
BaIbriggan and Isle Thread Half
Hose, Gentlemen's Cuffs and Collars,
and the Popular
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The remark attributed by Commissioner
Loring to General Grant, that the rail-
roads to the south of Mexico city will
open a country far richer than that north
of the capital, is borne out by very ample
information, except as to ores. 1t is no
torious that the soil south of Mexico is
very rich and TO the north of it not, or if
rich that it lacks moisture, and needs irri-
CATION. But it is a mistake TO draw from
these facts any differences, direct or i'm
piled. against the American railroads now
building in Mexico: for these railroads
lead to the richest part Of Mexico: they
lead through the mining regions Of the re-
public, and they are likely to have an
abundance of freight both ways. But
there is no doubt about the tropical wealth
Of Mexico south of the capital.
The clerks in the division Of the War
Department devoted to the archieves of
the COnfederacy are utilizing their extra
hours in getting up list of the officers
and men in the division Of the Confeder-
ate General Pegram. who are 10 hold a
grand reunion during the coming summer
at place to be decided upon. Pegram's
division was a part Of Lees Army of
Northern Virginia. The plan for the re-
union has been arranged by the surviving
officers of the division. who intend to OBJ
tain full roster OF the army for hstOri-
cal purposes