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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-16
BARGAINS.

THE BEST EVER OFFERED IN
i real estate in eeattle can be bad Ct the
ONCE Of g. c. Phinney Z Co. Intending
purchasers will please call ct alltAA other
real estate olaceD flrst ascertain their low
est prices. then come to ~. and we win
sell property q, oioing = good. II not bot
ter. ten per cent. below the lowest prices
obtained. This 10 On unsurpassed of1er.
and We are In position 70 Sand BY what
We say. - we own Five Hundred and IF
ty-f0ur lots In our own name. in al perts
Of Seattle. ranging. in price nom 80 to
$1,000 Per lot We own the following
blocks In Burhe's second addition: !. &
blockA Isl lots in that addition, We own
four blocks On Jackson street; those two
beautiful blocks. 10 and 30 on the top Of
the hill, SIS feet above tho lake and level
e noor, from which the most magnifl-
cent view Of both thelake and the bay can
b had. There arc few places In the world
from which such bodies Of salt and fresh
Q block and nay for it The nottingham
can pay part and have his own time for
balance; and We will give the poor man Q
lot and let him pay for it. II no ever gets
able.
when we had plenty Of moaey we were
always ready 70 help . poor devil. and
now We haven't . great deal Of money,
but any Gods quantity of property, and
we are ready r. give homo. 70 The POOR
and such bargains to the rich - has never
bean offered IN Seattle before. Come ono
and aA! Lots Of envi0us idiots will say
this 10 only "Phinney blow" but the
proof Of the pudding 10 in eating It. Come
and go for yourselves.
Now 10 the time to buy real estate, be-
fore tho spring raise and rush. Look Ut
the daily records. You Win sec tho long
headed. far-sighted business man quieeIy
gathering IL in
This o1ter ceases when We have sold
enough to put N ont Of debt.
O1doe hours - 10. 70 Il m. every day.
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PACIFIC COAST


IAN FsANclsCo, Feb. l5.-This morn
ing 4rn. r. E. Heller was found in q
dying condition from the effects Of poi
son. Medical aid vas summoned, but
tho unfortunate woman Vas too far
gone aud bseathed her last soon. De-
ceased vas . divorced woman, whose
former husband IL in Sacramento. Il
10 said she vas suffering from heart dis
ease and has been in the habit of taking
medicine for that ailment, and that an
unintent :onal overdose caused her death.
There 10 suspicion, however, that abe
WAS in want and took the fatal dose 70
escape from poverty. Deceased was
about "a years Of ago.
Cal1ferola A1d Ter 91ood SUFFERER.
The Grand Master Of Aasons Of
California yesterday telegRaphed to the
Masonic Flosd COmmittee of Cincin-
natl $1,000, free Of charge a. regards
exchange. oil tsle9raphio eomm1nica-
ti0ns beng sent free Of charge, BY Or
der Of superintendent Jaynss.
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Yesler's Hall
Benefit Of the Grand lrmy
Cemetsry Fund.
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 10

Address By d.. T. +. Minor
Quartet Aiso Lillian Bell, Miss Dora
Hail. Mr.. ]. Nicholas. Mr.. w. Carkeek.
Recitation, The Blacksmith's story.
Mr.. ~. e. White.
Duett plano. Mrs. A. n. Snyder. Nrs.
A. d. Merrill
Recitation, " Pride OF Battery b" Mrs.
n. +. White.
PART II.
Solo. soprano. Miso Lillian Bell.
Recitafton, . The Little Ratchet Story, y
Mrs. n. 3. White.
Duct, hute and plano. Mr.. and Mra.
Recitasion. Soldiers Rsprieve.- Mira.
NJ. =. White.
Quartet Mis- Dora Hall, Mn Lillian
Bell. Mr.. ]. Nicholaa Mr.. w. Carkeek.
Recitation. bay Billy" Mrs. II 4.
White.
SA0miDoton, &C.: reserved soata. 75c.
Box oheet open Friday morning. ct J.
d. LoWnan1 BOOKSTORE. lltd
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TRAvEL IN WINTER. - The lower
Sound rivers are still frossn 20 hard
that steamers are unable 70 navigate
them. The City Of Quincy tried on
Thursday last TO get up the Stilliaua-
lnish 70 Stan wood, bat failed. No boat
has gone up the Sn0h0mish for q week,
but the W. X. Asrwin will try to 90 up
next Monday. The ioe in the rivers 10
i've or nix inches thick. The mails are
taken to the nearest offices, and thence
carried to their destination, or left.
Communication With 0nohomish City 10
BY ioe to Lowell, by trail TO Aukilte0,
and BY boat here. A man going over
the trail met . panther. the other day.
and vas lucky 70 kill it before being
killed himself. such episodes add to
the excitement Of travel In these days,
bot they BY no means tend 70 increase
the travel. The steamers to Whatcom
have found IL cold enough on their
routs. and only . few degrees lower Of
the therm0metee would have shut them
out Of trade the same - the river boats.
They have gone right along, though,
and anticipate NO trouble in future.
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Novth Of ths support It ashD a.1 - ~
ssivinei ThMs are many thousands On
ths kns q ~ sailroad vho vouA hks
. ssnA q anDvsr fso0 seos u ~ em-
sials ssthogissd 70 spsak foe the con-
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Asren.s ~. FAsLUsG.

The grandsst scheme Of John Jacob
Ast0r's life failed through the treachsry
Of his partners and agents. He sunk in
the enterprise million dollars. Had il
succeeded, az it might veil have done,
John Jacob Aston would have earned
untold millions. The scheme was this:
He desired 70 organize the fur trade
from the lakes te the Pacific coast, e.
tsblishin9 several trading posts, With
the central depot 1t the mouth Of tho
Columbia river; then to secure one Of
the Sandwich Islands 40 . station 70
supply the Chinese and Indian markets.
He proposed to the United States Gov.
ernment 10 establish . limo Of fQsta, 81
order 10 take from the BEitiso a osstn
ties for eetablishing . (su1e 49, az ~
Assky 4oanA4inG. The ppeiAe1 v1s
aNRpedta AnG6tis - 1vstpoM q ~
OolembtA tjvos. Wae 4uun0o1 0uaef npoaA
di& og111a2 WaaAiaGtoo IrvinRs ~
- ~ feejhod q eu16speIse t6So
- 49, ~ v1dniB soQa4oG THIN
Es1ppe1 - Gar q lc1D The British
loAQ1uu00 AstqGia. Astor's golden bub-
E6lo 10 6arsted, and the grand schems
1t opening . trading highway with q
chain Of military posts across the con-
tinent became thing Of the past.
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ISLAND ROUTE.
SEATTLE, m J,
PORT TOWNSEND AND IelHAmna,
,N~A THE srEANRs
afa EvANoH

n. =. bktCHRR Me
Carrying the U. 8. mails ~ ~
Fargo = Co.'S express. win Iasvs 49,
wharf every Monday and Thur,i.s =.
=. M. and Port Townsend q Na
Semiahmoo. calling ct San In ~
Friday HaroSr. kureka, Ree1o 49,
Samish. Whatc0m, beachs - ns..S
Returning will arrive e 0ssSaiS
noon every Wednesday and SSarst.
Fare to Port Townsend. 81; g
moo. 81 IA
The Evangel calls ct Use'eo ~ -
BY Island, with freight and rS...-
every Monday from seattle. - -
Saturday from Semiahmoo ~
Fer freight or paalags appay h
GkO. H. rOSTk6 As
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Card OF Thanks.

THE UNDERSIGNED. FROM THE
i depths Of their hearts. return thanks
TO the kind and generous citix M Of Seat
tie who have 90 freely and nobly helped
them during their trouble the past week.
MR.. and MRS. L. n. VAN DOREN.
SAattlA Feb * 1874
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ONE BLOCK. NEAR JACKSON ST.
~ and close to the proposed Grace Hos
All cleared. Address p. d. hox IL. fe6
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A IL CLASSES OF HELP ON HAND.
"A Send in your orders at0nce. for David
10 ut the same old stand, corner CONNER
cial and Washington streets. fe5
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ST. PAUL, OMAHA AND
CHICAGO.

Io0 20.
For through tickets. time tables and full
Information apply 70 J. H. CARNEY.
Agent City Dock. Seaftle. Or any coupon
ticket agent on this eoast.
= cn5 M nI. ~ n ia CA s III, T..
w. II. DIXON. Gen. N. w. PasA Agt. Sc.
Paul, Mimi.
w. II. MARsHALl, Trav. Pass. Agent.
3Washington st.. Portland, Or. seq Am
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Real Estate.

WILL SELL THE WHOLE LAKE
i side addition to Seattle, comprisiA&,
bout 100 s.s.,A situated on the nor
I. lss.e Lai0n. near the canal e.SiIks
which there II % much controversy, Ss-@.
great bargain. - desire to uDe the money
In . manufacturing enterpr Q. Twenty
acres Of this hand - under cultivation, In
GLIDING largo orchard. Inquire Of
WIN. BALDWIN.
de27 Il At Railroad SaWmill.
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TIE AAxKD BALL - About ffty
couples in mask, besides largo number
Of spectators, attended the bail given
BY the Ancient Order Of United work
men, ct Yeslsr's Hall Last evening. The
music vas good, and everything psssed
OF pleasantly. some Of the costumes
we're tasty, and few Of the characters
represented we're veil taken, but the
rather 70 disRaise themselves and have
. good time, than TO represent any par
tieula1 ehaRaeter. Financially the ball
vas success, and the Workwen may
cell feel proud Of their effort.
Jspansse Toothache Dropso cure in
stantly-Ruarantsed. G. KELLOGG 4 Coll
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The Willamsets 10 ss The coal dock.
No mail vas rsesived BY the Hayward
last svsninR.
Patsy Coyls, . vaR. vas yesterday
morning nnsd as and costa
Downing 4 Co. have Battery. Co1um-
bia and RoaYth serese imDsovsment
scrip for SALE.
The ship WIN. II. Ssarbuck has lett
her plsss q the City Dosk, aad u lying
IN the stream.
A gentleman Of shis city has Lost
pot dog, and sfRefs go reward for his
recovery. 6ss advegtioomsot.
A. Little, Of Belltovn, yesterday 6lsd
pesstion m insolvency. The liabilities
ere plaosd - e64ll 81, and The resources
q t3644.56.
Roo q. OBsisn. Clerk Of the Terri
toeial 6uprems CouTs, oame down from
the CAPITAL City yesterday evening on
busins6s, and viii sstarn today.
The Argus says that Mr.. and An.
of Oiywpia .6esstto and Port Townsend,
ass nov dwelling in The city Of Port
land.
The name q ths young man VINO was
dned fos sealing some csoSninS ~ ire
cary =" OF 49, :. ..css-
reported.
M. d. -. Drunhsllse, Of SPOKANE. 10
the superintendent of = zine Of stages
between Sp0kape and ~ CBor q 'Aiene
uin>s. A Oeaeo leaves once . day, and
qaits trsnSc " being realized.
NilIey TilIsy, If Olympia, Who has
been very i'll at the Grand CsptEal lodg-
In houss for the pest few weeks, has
roeovored sufIRoiently 20 W able - 20
Ihomo. He leaves fer the Capital City
Ithis noeninG.
o.. hn..eine ~ q vafar min. in thu
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Notice to Shipper

~~h FROM DAr1 Ann M
,btn ~ further Hoasa 49,.
Gipsy viii maks ,.,a
=, N.. w.. ssmi- monthly Tin
e y New Msstmins,er. b. C., saiI|ss
month. CALI 6 at Seattle icr ~ ~
Z. Z. CLANCIYA-
A. u STokns. A. 8. Of 7.
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Pn0rnBr 10 PAYMxnr OF GRADE TAX.
"A peOtsst from James II. Oolman 20
the payment Of taxes on the Columbia
street. grade vas presented 10 the Coun-
oil at the meeting on Thursday evening.
The paper ssts forth that james II. Col
man vas assessed . grade tax in the
sum Of el709.X for lots l. 2. 3 and Of
block n Of O. D. Boeen's addition, said
lots fronting on C0la ,lbia street, and
that the tax has been paid, but under
protest., and IN paying Il Mr.. C0lman
doss not waive any right 70. confess the
matter legally on The Qrouud that the
tAx y MOI eQuitably asssosed aud that
Ne ordinance under which 10 Vas a.
oooood 10 illoRal.
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NJ ODEY NJ A r x e r.
Corrected daily BY the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL oA)ok
OF AEATlE.

CHAs. NAhER, LEADING WATCH
" maker and jeweler. In the Yesler-
Leary block, deals in DiamondA Watches.
Jewelry. Silverware. Weber Pianos. Estey
Organs and other Musical instruments.
Notarial seal ct q Watches and Jew
elry reuaired and warranted. sel0 tt
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HUMAN NATURE (2).-A curious oase
Gas heard in Jpdas Came Oeast -.

HUMAN NArURE (?).-A curious oase
was heard in Jpdas Csan's OeaFt 49,
tosla9 61tsenssa. 1asY E1lsn Dshsel
ssaataoho ef ~ Nh Thoo1Ge, alA1e
ooanr111QA ~ 5oo3 H6NuA - eoobr
r 81 oSoe eeeab1fAh0o0f, hs6 asu9k
and boaaon ~. .DuwnasUal aS1ogeed
an6 heooahS intS Cd VIA ~
sHi1e6 ~ uleod e1lIsy, 1l|6 Is the
Judcc read him : abort iS0suYs threw ia
paseuthetical expressions Of . ohssae-
~ calculated 70 move The court -
laughter. when informed that b. was
subject 10 nne Of not moro than 5000
and imprisoumsnt for not more than
one year, be suRgsstsd eAlmly that be
b. eavon Q year. Tha Judev reoubsd
him for his 1svlty several times, hnxlly
placing his nne at 90, amountiu9.
With the costs. 70 t2575. Downs, With
tho utmoss indifference, stated that he
had no money. fhereupoa the prose
outing witness opened q once her heart
and her p0stmonuaie, and handed over
the cash for her aasailant's 0ne. This
proceeding 'disRustsd Mr.. Downs b.
youd measure. end be thought that
most unsatisfactory way Of giving
man . present-havin0 him arrested for
tho aake Of paying his 6ne. After some
talk both the complaining witness and
the late prisoner left the courtroom,
Mary Ellen going toward the cast and
John toward the wen.
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REAL ESTATE.
HEFNER &
DlSHON.

HAVING FORMED A COPARTNER.
II ship we announce to the citi1enS Of
Seattle and al parties visiting Puget
Sound. that We haV foG sale 1ne business
lots. residence properly and suburban
blocks. Also.
Timber Lands and
Agricultural Lands
You viii Ind Il to your interest 70 call
ON % before purchasing elsewhere.
Once, 3os3 Commercial street, Seattle.
w. +. tal
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OAr SCHOOL |. FOR a so l
NOTICE

8 HEREBY GIVEN TO THE PUBLIC
i and ali POT sons concerned. that The
case of Dr.. y. b. y. Miller Va myself, a.
McKinnie, Of Portland, Oregon, and the
Portland Savings Bank. in no way affects
mo or my property that o. the 31th dav
OF October. ldeA decided lots ! and 4
block e. 9. G. Terry1 nfst addition. and
tho four douhae houses thereof, to I'D
McKinnle. sUnJECr TO DIR. MILLlRb
MORTGAGE, . shown BY the records, and
said McKinnie was bound and 10 Obliged
to pay said mortgage or the amount vim
be taken out Of the property. This netice
10 givea that those NOT acquainted with
tho circumstances may know that the
case In no way affects me or any Of my
property and that Il was begun with my
entire approval.
Aaynard's Lake Washington Addition
Is the boss property. all the same. and
selling like hot cakes. You'll miss Il II
you don't get In on block 1T once.
4A.RPly sf the old p'ac e q pH,ssrv
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"Tas PAxsr."-A vsry pssesy pabliea-
aoa 10 7A< Pas'y, The Boston javsails
at D. Lnsbsep Z Co. NoeAinR MIR a.
posee ~ eeAd.en iepsla1sd. TAaPsb-
soasy uu0bse has jose come 70 hard,
- - - 49, saeos~diAa issas appsars
y - oose astraetivo t1An any nambsR
Which Aas pesssdsd ID.
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FOR SALE.


B, 10 and 20-acre tracts
adjoining the Maynard
Lake Washington Add.
ton, improved and unlm.
proved. Prices low.
Lots In Minor Addition.
north Of Barrel Factory.
with atpavian Rights.
Price, 8l26.
Lots from Gao upward.
Several Business Lots
at lowest market prices.
Inquire Of
: GEO. D0RFFEL,
At @. II. Hanford's ONCE. Colman build.
Ing. corner Mil and Cosnmerc3n1 nfn. N
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sTkAMER & RAILROAD TRAvEl
Pl0ERRR SHORT LINZ.
TO the EAST.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and
St Paul Railway,
In CONNECTION WITH THE
Iarthorn Pacific and Union
Pacific Railways,
SHORT LIME

I,ROM ALL POINTS IN THE PACI.
IL &c Northwest to CHICAGO. and all
points In the astern and Southern States.
II IS THE ONLY LINE running Pullman
and CHI AGO via Milwaukee.
IL 10 the only line under one manage
ment between St Paul and Chicago. and
owns three separate and distinct lines be-
tween those points. thus giving passen-
gers q choice Of three routes. passing
through the most fertile, populous and
picturesque sections Of Minnesota, I0we.
Wisconsin and Illinois. II runs the finest
dining care in the world. and NO effort 10
spared TO secure the comfort Of ito patrons.
No change Of cars of any class between ST.
Paul and Chicago. or Omaha and hicago
1t b now possible for passengers to 60
East via the Northern Pacific or Union
Pacific Railways and still travel over the
great and popular Chicago. Milwaukee
Omaha Ehan1pa made In llniOn dc MT i
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FACTS
TO
PoNDER

FATHERS AND MOTHERS: DON'T
give your childrea nicknacks and
perishable presentA Come 70 our o6lce
and buy them block. over three acIss Of
land. In Aaynards Lake Washington I'd.
dition. Desd Il direct to them, OF In trust
Tor them. - that they or Won cannot spend
the peoceedA and th0. In Ave ysara give
- fathers blessing for this aAvice, whea
al slss b swept from you. bsosnss your
90 has home and support foe you In
your old go. You are riaking .nokhing.
Eighty-dvs dollars IN core fur lad with
In three miles Of the Post building. Think
a IL
Fifteen yoazs ego We saw Junctioa Ad-
ditioa. nine miles from CAioaeA nut =
the narkst a& e1b par loe Feob langhed.
We hsve seen that sane property oAanes
hands slnoe q 31&eoo pr loG We woa.
der what they woaA say now.
Seattle he's Ii quotA Il juss such sniv.
eliing. sleepy deadheads. shan them q
you weuld lspex. Take the advice Of
90 who hes bsea through IL mill.
We have solA twsaty.two blocks Of this
addition iA thsoe dAya Ihs surveyor
are in ths f,sad. end - 5000 - mn anA
money can completeiAs survey deeds Vim
b given. Meanwhile. secure yuor chance
- hat you csn have your oAeaos from
enc hundred sd tsa blecks. ADpiy 70
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A. F. and A. NJ, Notice.

A IL MEMBERS OF ST. JOHNS
"A Lodge. No. g are requested TO meet
ct their hall, this Saturday evening. At
40 o'clock, - bu ines Of great import
snoe Il 70 come before aid meeting. By
order. r. H. CALlI0AN w. M.
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REAL ESTATE ~
Iaaysard's Lake Washington
Addition.

T,IvR MORE BLOCKS AT THE OLD
u price $50 then We shan raise ths0
to $5So Doat by. boya sm Eoa -. nev .s =
Nsvnar1'e Lake Washington addition
Vas the cheapest and best property IN the
narke6 and that yoa want . block, ana
Kick your friend for per, uading you not
to bay. At tho old place.
f.9 @. C. PHlNNE1 = CO
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TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS IN
J - Csaasal Hsg4. - lQle1e -
tfs1lAss apply - 4lSA 1Ul8l1I -
troot 0eoo4 90 oooe ooaeh = - -
tsal to19
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST.

AD DELICATE FAwN-COLORED
"a Italian hound. about l6 inches high.
with q small white stripe ON the breast.
Ten dollars reward will Be given for, the
delivery Of the dog 1t this Office.
Seattle. Feb. 10. l6dw
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4 0aAmuuL Acr.-3svsnassa g ~
- q he Unattlla slHsesa II e.
RfAasisso yss1sr1Ay ~ - 1laEise.
tAsis pana9s hsiae arranged Tor b ~
oowD0nS. Ihn - = srSanfna - =.
0g hA0 siesea e1sas Il ~ sStn. ~
- esoeony - uaoeR - ehli9n1ino
- - - tAois Butns1.
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ROOMS FOR AL
At THE
BAY VIEW HOU 3E.

DERsONs DEsIRINosN fuE.
L newly furnished Hnams ~ ~. wed
q montn: VIZ Seysn toaHlya s9eANK,
SCHQW4 iodsing heusa. GnmoreS s1oak.
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Tam1 Annm1m.-Ou TharsaAy svsu-
NJ . eo0ueeeial ssavslsr had Q valiss
stolen fsoo in fsoat Of he Aslinetoa
Hotel. shortly after Odless Lind found
ssms q ~ s1elsa goodn h shs pounss-
600 oe Japss Damn, dead beas tn
Quantes Of WasAiugtoo essoeG. Damn
dsaioa ~ oAnfs, bas tAe pcuef vas too
eefuaR Tor him. and Judge Cana nned
hto 90 anA eus1s.
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A SUcCns. Thu sooiabls Ut the real
dsaos Of 4rA John Lsasy. Thursday
evening. fog Ne bsns6t Of 0raos Hos
pital, proved . grand success. both en-
joyaely and financially. Tbs program
oo0eiseed Of vocal and instrumeutal
musto. dancing. vhist paayin9. eating, 60.
AhooS ooe hundred pesouos Vese present.
The eaa9Ans Fosidonee bad boon
tnseily arranged Tor The AFFAIR. The
eAspses vsso covered Nth canvas. and
the roems al brilliantly lighted and
comfortably hsased. Az midnight the
Aat vas paDed around, AID 90 realised.
Al pesasnt declare. - soeiabls last
evening the 0oot enjovahlo event Of
the kind held THE season.
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BoAaD o. RRLns.-Ws undsestand
that shs Aasons Of the city ass oooAsm-
plating local board for the relief Of
needy fellow 0aoous and ehejy fomilieu.
One Of the bese inseitations Of Can
Franoise0 b tie 0aopnio heard Of Is.
VI. IL looks after and provides for
1asoue vho na0ss have hslp. Tho eame
thing = 1one hero, b. On . emallor
seale aud without erRanisatioa a. ~
tenn. Ths Aasoas Of Nsattle A. efronr
and SisA. aad tAey ars anxioue go ~
benevu1sns in1s4aioos Of tAeir Or6er
are fully carried oat.
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For Rent.

OEvERAL COTTAGES ON MIN H
= street. containing i've rooms each.
Apply to JOS. COkLINS. JR.. Ct John
Leary's Office, Yes er.Leary buildina .fel Il
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Tn Gas Pxnao.-In ~ oAss Of the
h6sl aaAaase ~ sasamss Han Psdro by
~ Michigan Mill Company. boods have
beea Giysn b. g. 2. HanAinGoen, ounse
q ths vssssl. In he sa0 of tlo0O, With
n. Il fsules and c. n. Hewitt q bond.
msa. Ths boni vas Alsd yesterday,
ana ~ eesAnes departed fEosn Tseums
fue 6nn Rrnnainon.
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FOR SALE.

7 OD0ING HOUSE AND CIGAR
IL store well situated sleeping brings
in IS . night and room for moro; rent.
$50: all flttingA furniture and stock
price, $3.50. PICKERING & Co.
liz Washington street. next to Police
Court. So
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bud ,sss Opportunities

WE HAVE PARTIES WITH FROM
w 9l0oe 70 nk.ooo cash. ready 70 bay
whole q half tntsrosts In shoro0gh bu3-
nssses thas viii bear u1uirs invest,gation.
RFCK GRlH0 = GO,
fels LIN III Washl.gsoa sercel
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MERCHANTS Inn
THE srkAlesp1p



All
Will leave San Francisco IA. 60. ~
d seSSs rs a. iS taking ssss
exc. D toorno
p.,v.. Agent a. Se
a.. r. F SAsSASD & Co. % Rsssssy
~ DIRECT ROUfR s.
LIGHT sseams" a. Ve'G 2 i TAsssqit NJ.
! O'Clock q. m: on TuesdayS ~ ~ I
10y at Z tsslady. Lscoca@ s.5sN
ReturninS ~ Isa1aS "A
on wednesdays and Sundays = -
for freight or psssage apply y.
or TO George Foster, on the -
CURTIS BROWNTfEsy n4aEl
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viii leave Seattle for Snohomish, touch
lsadings. every Monday. Wedsseday and
Friday mornings. returning on Tueeday,
Thur1day and Saturday.
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G. & ?. s. R. R.
SD ATT1R
REnT0n AND NEWCASTLE

Pe.oenge1 and freight can e the -
sesstae every day SundAys s1espteG =
~ q n. and 8 p NJ Arrive ct Renton &
- . m. and ) p N. Arrive q NewcaGt3e
q ESQ q N. and p. m. ~
Returning. leave NeWoaskle O 70 q a.
and 3 p. ~. ArE1vo q Ranton q Has 9.
q. and SIS p. n. AEEivs q 6sattla q 8.
Dspox Kihx sssssss Foss q sseo.d ssrr~,
F.P. WEYMOUTH. Asn sups