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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14

The Diamond Match Company ex-
pects 10 mako millions this year ont of
tbs stamp removal. This company Is
In matches quite as much Of monopoly
- shs Western Union is in telegraphy.
u operates immense factories ut Akron,
Ohio; Wilmington. Del; Chicago, and
other points In the United States and
Canada. Al tho Akron factory alone
she company turned out In the month
OF March $500 gross of matches, a
gross being la boxes, which retail al
siaht cents each. This is the creates,
amount ever turned out at this factory
In one month. Tho profits heretofore
o the Akron factory have been about
$4,000 year. When the STAN d tax ia
abolished the company will pocket a
clear profit Of STA on each gross.
which heretofore went for STAMPS.
This win make an extra profit of $sa.-
Ouo month. or the enormous snm of
vl,U.@ extra profits in one year.
Ihis IL for the Akron factory alone, the
ok other factories having the same or
nsariy the same capacity. According 10
thee figures, the men who compose the
Diamond Match Company will all be
millsonaires Al the end of the next IL
months They do not anticipate tina,
shs ret all prices of matches will be re.
dnced fora year at least. and do not
care u the biggest kind of n reduction
eosnes after that time. as all immediate
~ concerned in the company will then
have become Independently rich, and
vui b ready to retire from business
The Diamond Match Company proved
itsslf one Of the greatest monopolies Of
the age. For years 1t delighted in nav.
ing the stamp tar. aud secured ssamn.
- snamenss amounts from the Govern
snsnt At discount, and drove GU, al,
the smali manufacturers on the Amer.
lean continent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14

EVIDENCE ALL IS.-The evidence in
the Oriental Lauderja!e collision case,
which was very voluminous, and which
was given before Chief Justice Greene,
Is now all in, and the arguments will
take place on July 9th and 7th. The
suit was brought by the owners of the
ship Oriental, Captain Burns and Cap
tain Blair, against the owners of the
Lauderdale, for large sum of damages,
sustained by the Lauderdale drifting
against the Oriental in Tacome harbor,
during little breeze, and ipjuring her
TO the extent of some fifteen or twenty
thousand dollars. The Lauderdale was
also injured, and cross libel was CON-
menced by her owners against the ORR
entail for being in the way while she
was pitching about. A decision will
prsbably be reached about the 10th of
July. A large number of witnesses
we're examined and the case has elected
more than usual attention, and the ind
ings Of the Judge are anxiously awaited.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14
FArAI Acorrrxr.-william Broek

FATAL AcorKSr.-wiliiam Brock. a
young man recently from the East,
While working in the woods for Forest
= Eden, Of WILDLY Island, was struck
oy > falling limb ON Tuesday evening
and instantly killed. He was . half
brother OF Mr.. AL. Marshall, OF this CITY.
and spoken of as steady, industrious
young man, MO came Ia the Territory
about ak weeks ago. His remains were
brought TO Seattle BY the steamer Wash
1natou, and given Carissian burial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14
Fam DAr's wonx.-Twenty deed

Fam DAr's WoRx.-Twenty deeds
were recorded in the Auditors Office
yesterday, the aggregate consideration
of which were $4,000. The largest
transfer was made by Mr.. Macintosh
to Mr.. Talbot of San Francisco, being
some fine property in the southern end
of town for $4,000. The next largest
sale was that of Crawford's addition TO
some gentlemen Of this city for 5000,
gold coin. The other transfers ranged
from $500 dowp TO 800. This is not
mentiened as anything unusual, but
sinply to let people know that Seattle
real estate is in demand. and when
placed on the market brings the gold
coin. People have confidence in the
city and back their confidence With their
naah
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14

Esd OF THE BAZAB.-The bazar for
the benefit Of Grace Hospital. conducted
under the auspices of the ladies of
Trinity Church. closed last night. The
receipts were very satisfactory. The
attendance was large each evening of
the three, and was made up from the
best OF our citizens. The hall was de
corated ON both sides with paudy booths
and trimmings Of flags and evergreens
During each evening selections OF mu-
sic, vocal and instrumental, were rem
dered and received with hearty approval
by the appreciative assembly. Among
those who kindly assisted IN the enter.
taitnents, We were especially pleased
With the selections rendered on the
piano by Mrs. Fraser, Sir. WILDER and
Miss Hope Peariman, and with the sing
ing OF Mrs. Hemenway. Mrs. Merrill,
Mrs. Kellogg. Misses Bell and Halter.
aud iessrs Clayton. Balargeon. Car
keek, Nicholas and Bowman. Very
valuable additions to the singing were
made by the Accomplishments of Mrs.
scurry. Mrs Watson and Miss Bell on
the piano. Messrs. Mestay and Hays ON
the violin and Mr.. Duffren on the
ciarionet. The Arion Club also distin-
guislied themselves In several very fine
choruses and q solo by Mr.. Renke. Tue
band added much % the entertainment
by assisting each evening with some OF
their choice music. Altogether the
affair was q grand success financially
and socially, and reflects great credi,
upon its promoters.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14
PRonAmr FATAL AocrDESr.-Tuesda,

PRonARLY FATAL AocrDESr.-Tuesda
evening Louis Corble. one of tbs cage
tenders at the Newcastle mines, fell
from trestle to the ground. distance
of about 81 feet, bruising himself up
considerably and injnring his spine. A
special locomotive was sent to Seattle
for DIR. Minor, who went out and at
tended the wounded man. The doctor
has hopes Of his recovery. although tae
chances seem against him. Corble was
walking along the trestle near the hoist
ingworks, and by uiss- step pitched
hesdiong into the air and fell violently
to the ground.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14

Block BouoEr.-The Directors OF
School District No. I, $50 we are in.
formed by Capt. Taylor, Clerk of the
Board have agreed TO purchase of w.
n. Bell piece Of land 40 feet square,
known as block s. paving thereto,
<saa0, on which magnificent school
building will be erected during the
present season. The Board were anx.
ions 10 get this block az a much more
reasonable figure, bat Mr.. Bell could
not be made 10 see il. and hung out for
the full price. The block Is very
pretty opa and finely located fol
school Purposes, on account Of its cen
trail location and slghfllness.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14
STATISTICS OF THE LATE WAR.

Some interesting figures concerning
the strength Of tho Union armies during
the lats war arc published in work en-
titled Statistical Record OF tho Armies
Of tho United States" The strength of
the Union army is given as follows !;
January /, 1861, grand total OF present
and absent, 1861 May /. 1866, 1000
BIG. The average mean strength of the
classes Of troops serving during the Re
beliion was /; Regulars, ~ go; yolun-
teers, TAI ,5G7: white troops. 76f, 43G /;
oolored troops, 1889; mixed troops,
8g5,775. The effective strength per 1900
Of troops concerned was Regulars,
40 volunteers, GIG; white, go; color
Cd, 79G; mixed, G62. A liss of national
cemeteries in the United States Is also
given, with the number of known and
unknown insennepts, respectively. Dur
Ing the war there were CT ,332 officers
and Een on the Union side killed in
action, 3t,773 died Of wounds, and is3, =
287 died Of disease. OF the total num-
Der Of men furnished by the st ties and
Territories during the war. one out of
every sixty Ave was killed in action. one
out Of ten was wounded in action, one
out Of fifty six died of wounds received
tn action. one on. Of thirteen died OF dis
ease and unknown cause. one on. of
nine died in service, one out Of fifteen
Vas captured or reported missing, and
one out Of every seven captured died
while In captivity. There are at present
In tbs United States seventy nine ma
tisnai cemeteries, in which there are
buried she remains OF nearly 100000
brave men who have died for their
country. OF these about $4,000 are
marked unknown
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14

BopY REcovEzED.-Lass Sunday a
gentleman residing at Eagle Harbor
found the body of a drowned man on
the beAch near his place. The features
we're unacceptable, but the remains
are supposed TO be those of Mr.. yiekery,
one of the victims Of the Inflated Gem,
which steamer vas barnsd last Feb
ruary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14

FINANCIAL Succxss.-The grose re-
ceipts at the Ladies' Bazaar. for the
benefit of Grace Hospital. which closed
last evening, amounted TO ~ near as
could be appropriated, $1,000. The
expenses viii be about $50, leaving a
net profit of $500. Pretty good.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14

BINS WASrEp.-A circular from the
Office OF the United States Military En-
gineers in Portland thus informs rs |:
Sealed proposals will be received until
June 18th, lcs3, az noon, for construct
irg aud delivering the capssAn ma
chinery for sna2boat. General plans
and specifications for the work may be
examined at the following places /:
United States Engineers offiee, Port
land. Oregon; office OF Auditor Of Kiag
county. Seattle. w. 4. As the work Is
not advertised. bids need not be in dnVli-
cate. and the customary official form of
proposal may be dispensed with.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14

A Busy PLAcE.-Areportsr of the Posi-
IsTELLIGExcEg called a. the Washing
ton Iron Works yesterday, and found
forty-fys mechanics at work. These
were abo4. eeeciy divided between the
maehiua alal foundry, which, how
ever, a~s - gr he same roof. Dir.
Frink, - .-ssB4. ia speaking Of tae
ESTABLISHING IT, . ..-. bar business has
grown much fasaeF l1an We expected,
and We cannot begin To fill our orders
for work. Ia fact We have fl5,0U
worth of orders ahead, yet untouched.
We employ frst-sla5s mechanics, and
aim to turn out as good work as can be
made in San Francisco, or anywhere
else. We are constantly adding new
machinery and increasing our facilities.
We expended ~, 400 in improvements
last month, and have large lot of new
to SIS and new labor saving machinery
ordered which will arrive soon. Since
We have been III business there has been
ten times as much work in our line
brought from abroad than has been
MAIDS at home, but We expect soon to
have sufficient facilities TO stop this,
and keep the money where il rightly
belongs-atD0ng our own mechanics.
We have four full lots adjoining our
works. and will cover them with build
ings If necessary. We are now making
machinery for the Star Manufacturing
Company, who are preparing for bust
ness ia the old grist mill building; log
ging engines for Blaekman Bros. of
Snononiish; and doing a large amount
Of work for the Michigan Mill Com
uaDy. which Ii eracf,nu "A mill i'm North
Seattle. Besides this We are doing
work Tor almost all the other mills in
Seattle. and have number of steam
boat orders, and considerable railroad
work under way. Our large force of
men turn out work pretty rapidly, but
our fUrce will be greatly increased as
soon az our shops can be enlarged so as
10 work them to advantage. Our CAPT
tai being limited of course we work to
great disadvantage. but think the
worst Is over. We feel greatly encour-
aged. and expect 70 build up business
Of which Seattle may justly feel proud.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14

Foor AAsHKD.-capt- Rock of the
ship Detroit, got his foot caught be-
tween bis vessel and the wharf and had
that member badly mashed. DR..
Smith dressed his wound, and he Is
able ~ sad IN his ship. which goes 70
- today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14

PAssxsaxaS--The Elder broaght ia
passengers for Seattle. ~ for Port
Iownsend. % for Tacoma, and for
Olympia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14
jack OF ALL TRADES.

CHAS. EDWARDS WILL BE FOUND
~ at Uncle Jimmie's Tobacco stand, on
Mill street, hereafter. ready TO do any and
all work that may be offered. Windows
washed. carpets cleaned. glass put in. or
any other kind OF work done.
Orders left with Uncle Jimmy will re-
ceive prompt attention. my30 I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14
REAL ESTATE
june LIST
Real Estate.

oTs sAND L BLOCK % A DEN
Les ssn5 Z sock L Bell. addition
Los ard : block z a. a Ds1nJs
La b,oek - Ts-rys; splendid visS
TwslEe lozs u No-rAsrn acc1ron- s'S
TEsrev lots !. Harso-d's addition
Fam On Ban b-is1S,s l. and
Suse2sSt half hzock @ Broadway tor
TweatT sG--s improved laad near Lake
HoEses and lots On Froat street.
Five loss n Te-ys addition On Broad
Two the lots. with hogss. On Seventh
- eeE= fine view
Txenty los II Polti2s addition
ksxh-y acres Land zear W hArcoE-
Los / and block 81. heirs o. = Il
Bells addition with good house
Rs-ee fine lots Mar Lake Mon
lot Il hlOcS G. Bells a1Tsuo1-
~rlendid farm near Skagit City. cheap
Lots s ard Z. block Il. MaynArds 2ddl-
Ess. half Of los sad J block q A. A.
Denay's third as1cItI-n: a barsan Saon
Two Earer front lots. foot OF Pike 81
House and lot on West street BeAto W.
szlG.
SEVENTY acres land miles from Seat
tie. BIZ water. good soil. s5ol-
Twenty io-s n Central seattle
Lots and blocks IN Bakers addition. al
q bargain
Two fine lots near Barrei Factory SlsU0-
Forty acres IN section 2. Madison street
extension runs By Il.
Lots and Il. block & Fairviev. with
house. $3.50.
TIE above is partial list Of property
which I offer at favorable prices Call
and examine full list embracing lots and
books in ali the additions Lands oy the
acrt. On Lake Washington and elsswhe
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dune mouette quiz regagnalt sou
nid 4 tire d'aile. Des vapeurs mon
tant du fleuve s'adjoignaient encore
au crepuscule pour voiler l'horizon.
C'etalt a peine 81 Pom distinguish le
brick. Des quill cut recu ses passa.
gers, le courant ct le reflux l'entrai.
nerent au large. II Sc perdit dams
Ia bruno.
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regard, 6tait restee sur le rivage.
Quand ellie ne vit plus rien, rien
que les vagues CRISES, nm soupir
s'echappa de SEES levres. Puis, ellie
Sc retOurna vers Ia terre. Lord Ro.
den 6tait Ia. Plus loin la berline.
A bord du brick, TancIede Sc
disait
Oh! je revien.lrai =. /. car tlle
est llbre, mainteuant.. .et je l'ai-
me
Et, les yeux ,toujours fixes vers
10 rivage, il y uoyait encore Ia blan.
che apparition de Lucy.
Lucy 6tait ieja loin, ct ce n'6tait
plus aux exlles, c'etait au mourant
qn'ello songeait. Pacvre Reginald |!
redisait-elle. La sBur await rempli
son devoir jnsqu'au bout, jusqu'au
bout r6pouse allait renpIir le sieu.
N'arriverait-elle pas trop tard
n COntinMer.