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LUG uiucl 81 ttcu HcituN OueTs
the following described real es-
tate at the prices named:
Block 81, D. ) Maynard's plat
of Seattle, $4,000. This block
lies two and one half blocks
south of the Court House block
recently purchased by King
county, and is the second block
north of the Academy of the Sis.
ters of the Holy Name.
Lots 4 and 5, block 5, of Draw
ley's addition to the city of Sc
attic, $500.
Lots / and =, block ), same
addition, $4,000. Said lots |
and , are highly improved, and
have one of the most comfortable
and best built residences in Sc.
attic upon them.
Lot z, block A, Woodward's
addition, 7l,9xl28 feet, Sis.
Lot 8, block 81, Kidd's addi.
tion, 1925
Fifty-two lots in the Comstock
and the Comstock supplemental
addition, at $3.50 per lot, or the
entire ffty-two lots for $1,000
These additions lie side by side,
within two blocks of the Front
street extension grade aud side
walk, near the bay, aud within
four blocks of the street car line
as now laid, and afford the best
view of any lots in the city well
worth $3.50 per lot.
The north half of the north>
west quarter of section 3, in
township Is north, range 4 eat,
near Lake Washington. A good
wagon road to the land. An ex-
cellent site for a berry, fruit,
chicken or milk ranch, $1,000.
One hundred and sixty acres
within one mile of the townsite
of Whatcom; good location and
good soil ; $4,000.
Will sell either of the two last
in tracts to suit, at prices to be
agreed upon.
An undivide, ,ne-eighth in
terest in and TO the north half.
and the north half of the south
east quarter of section SO, town
ship "a north, range s east, for
sl7,5eO
The above is one of the most
valuable coal properties in Wash.
iugton Territory, and is fully de-
veloped. The tract contains over
siA millions of tons of good coal
and is well worthy of inEesti ga
lion By any one desiring to in
vest.
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nxaxa or An OLn CEguxS. saspasaa
W. Hosey died IN thls essy al $50 lasa
evesine. after lona illness. ME-. How.
~ wss born Ia EAss AarAlas. State ~
Maine. In lSSs lie tsAasa b. toe PasaNs
Coast In 1855, Ana saseFea fh~ Pngssa
Mill 0osnpans's swapioy al Pert q asa hat,
He cautioned there fwith tie cxeep lan
as i've years spent Ia Seasfasl 10 shs
time al Aia DEATH, SERVING the essapanv
a. eAshtaF and the p@sgae "a leEssiataf.
hs lAtaf wena 70 merchandising aafx.
and aias into the steamboat hnslnass.
heeosAiug Es0sasneHs nssEaher OF sAss
MAshlnNtssn CaaapAsiy. His wife died
several years aee, audi be wsA be BARRED
alozlg ssgas 81 hss In sl,x cwlaeteFy a. Pas4
Gambae. tie saAveA tsa aanx Assss--
Lala. Is yeaxs at aNA, ard Nailn a.. IN
FeaFs. He wae eonmiams 10 tks lsss.
his propesty wili he alsgsn.~a 81 sy
Nsll.
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CHANGE OF AGENCY.

nAyIsG APPOINTED Tiso- 80
II Pumphrey azAnf hf " NJ ii
Fsanclsco. vice Jaa A. CAREY q L@.
liz 4 Al hsai1sesB coanecfed ~ a
eomrasy. ard renewass 0f R1ile 80
force viii b. locked aftef bs ~ ~
nt.r.s. STEEL. DUBfNSON " IN ~
fseneral Agents.. Psfflatssss -
9eattle. March II. is1A.
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At Manti, L. l., last week. James II.
Pattison. young man about y years
of age. left home to huHt stock Hap
penlnR to see rabbit. he gave chase,
when bis horse stumbled and fell on
him. breaking his neck. He died abont
ten minutes afterward.
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SEATTLE LODGE No. 6. i. o G. T.,
- meets every Monday. at 30 p. m, at
tleir hall. Front street. Visiting mem
bers always welcome.
JOHN B. DENNY. W. c. t.
w A HAIL w q dell
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BORN

Mr.. Gus Green is requested to call at
the Seattle Pharmacy. mr7-tf
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Dissolution of COparinsIsAI|

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ the firm Of ]. strsuss x Co. i ~
day dissolved by mutual eonsenl u
simon IelirinE. J. strauss assanas "
d BIS Of the late fir n. aud IL aloas ssibef
ized 10 collect outstanding claims q "
late firm. J. STitAUss
II. 8. SIMON, =
Seattle March 2 Is2b Iaha3
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0. R. g. N. CO.
STEAMER SCHEDULE.
eusET SOUND DIVISION.

From Tacoma 70 Victoria, B. c., and
way ports. daily except sunday at pm
From Seattle 10 Victoria aad way ports
daily texcept Monday at 80 a. m.
Frum Victoria 10 Tacoma and wal
ports. daily texeept sunday at 4 q. m.
way ports. daily texeept Sunday al !
q m.
From Seattle TO Tacoma, daily texcepi
sunday Of p-rn.. and every day al a:N
a. m.
From Seattle to Olympia and way ports.
daily texcept Sunday at 40 a. IA.
From Tacoma TO Olympia and stella
COON, daily texcept Sunday. at a. m.
From Olympia to Seattle and was porta
daily Except sunday at p. m.
From Tacoma 70 Seattle. daily at 60
.. M. and 8 p. m.
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BARSEs-At Tualco SnolIomish county,
Mar. h 10, TO the wife of J. ID. Ba mes, 9
son-stiIlborn.
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Wanted

or CHARLES ID. HO5PEs -
~ lived 10 the vicinity 81 Fngst - -
about two y RrS ago. Any isl1s $50
Of his present wheFeahouf4 VIII ~
RTCHARD M0ARk
jais 81 Lasaa ~
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knights Of Lab0f.

CITY ASSEMBLY no. ~
" X. o. L.. meets on the zrs aaa 4
r Wars az each month. ~ - Y "
Masonic Hall. Waiting brethrrh -
! andinR ARE cordially invited q nt.esT
n. MCMILLAN ~ 80
ur..~xa WKHKER II d. b.
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Improve Your Laying Stock.

Il HAvEA FEW BROWN LEGH0RN
4 Growers left, Matched this season from
imported stock. Brown Le2norn fowls
are the best layers in existence. and any
person keeping fowls for eggs should have
this variety. Price. 81 to s. each trios
two pullets and a cockrell $40.
no22 c. p. STONE.
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MARRIED.

BAILEY CHARLTON this city. March
II. by Rev; J. n. Denison, u W: Bailey
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NOTICE.

rTNHE COPARTNER SHIP HER ETo-
L fore existing between the und, rsign-
ed under the firm name of c. r. Brewster
& Co, is dissolved this d.y by mutual
consent. s. T Brewster is hereby author
lied TO collect any and all unsettled &C
counts pertaining 10 the late firm,
G. x, BREWSTER.
fe26 I'm s. T. RREWST Err.
Seattle, W. T., Feb. 3, 1885.
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THE STEAMER


VIII leave Seattle on Sundays. at Go nm
for sehon1e and intermediate ports. lie
turning. leaves seih0me On Moadny
Aftefn0oa, sh5 Anlyes at Seattle on
Tuesday. carp ing passengers 10 all ports
for Ftfsy Gents Il freight IT fffty
Gents per ton.
Regular time and firsf class Accommo
dstions for 10th paEssneeFz and freight.
@. 4. CLANCEY.
q. H PREsoOTz. Ast New Tacoma
Manager. Portland
JoEtN MUIR. Trafie Manager.
A. l. STOKES, Gen. FRI and Pass. Akf.
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M. on H.

DAINIER LODGE, No. Ella Ms
II In Odd Fellows Hall nrst 49,
saturdays az each month. ....u,
te9l l. NJ. ROBHfNA LEczs-.-
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ZOE rnE uPPER skAcIT.

FOR the UPPER skAclT.
StFnr Glide G. W. Coye, Master
II EAyEs YEsLER,s wHARF ON
IL Wednesday and Saturday, returning
THURSDAY and Monday, calling ~ Stan
wood, / faalaay, kosz Landing, skaxit
City. MGpna Veraon. Starting and al In
texmeEiAte points above. For frsiEhf Or
pas<2xe apply On hoard or 70 0K0R6R
FOSTER, on the wharf spa
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For Sale.

A NICELY FUr NfsHKD fi-RooM
"A Lodging House hooaas al full.
Terms cash. fsTsse moderate. For par
siculars apFsy al tAas office. nhs Fna
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THE STEAMER
DAISY,

CAPTAIN s. DENNY,
Willleave Seattle for Skagit river and way
ports, every Monday and Thursday, re
turning Tuesdays and Fridays.
For freight and passage apply at Com
pany's office, On Yesler's wharf. Or on board
the boats at the same wharf.
mr3l-tf GEO. S. JACOBS, Sec'y.
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To Let

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Uaxahacbie Notos.

wAxAHAcnrE, March 8. 5.-sspeclall-
Mr.. T. II. Kingsley, travelling .icket
agent for the Louisville & Nashville
railroad, was In the city yesterday.
To-day's departures for the exposl.
tiou; n. a. McMillani Hon. A. Ralney
and LADY, q. w. Gibson and lady; A. s.
Farley and lady; Dibnay Slmms aud
daughter; DIR. II. q. Connor and family;
w. N. Griffith; Bsscom Mcdaniel, ESQ.,;
Miss Maggie Hines; Miss Snedica; Mrs.
N. j. Nash; Mrs. A. NJ, Lee; and sew
oral from Milford.
Mrs. J. q. Grifiis and Miss Sallio are
visiting friends In Dallas.
Walter Kembie, OF the Dallas Telo-
phone exchange, IL at homo. He says
ho could stand almost anything, even
TO being called "central office" but the
last "ringo gofiT' let him out.
w. ID Ryburn Is getting bctlor.
III. w. Graber, OF Dallas, was down
Monday TO SEQ the home folks.
The Salamander fire boys had their
regular meeting In the city hall We'd
ncsday night. No inaugurations were
made, ~ there was enough In Wasning-
ton to do all.
Mr.. Lon Godlin, of lancaster, was
down Monday.
J. Mlucer IL moving his immense
stock OF dry goods over 70 Wsxanaonie.
There were no demonstrations mere on
tho strength OF Cloveland's Inaugural
tlon. Every one received the news In
matter OF fact way.
Rain, mud, aud indications bad
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NO. III

had been told would cure horse of
lsmeness. In the room At the time
bosiaes Kunkle wee his daughter An
ME, aged2 2 years, and his son, aged 5
years; Julia Walters, aged IS wears,
and young man named Dipp.
The mixture had been on the stove
probably an hour when 1t boiled
over. Instantly 1t ignited, and q second
after, an explosion occurred which
scattered the liquid and flames in all
directions. Dipp, with great presence of
mind, grabbed up the can with the
burning mixture and started for the
door, while KRnkle ran to rescue his
children, whose clothes were mass OF
flames One by one he picked them up
and threw them out of window into
the yard and then jumping after
them tore their clothes from
their bodies. AssistancA arrived by
this time and the Are having
been exttnguished, she little sufferers
were carrief back to the house. Annie
was burned 10 crisn and died
in short time In great agony,
Julia Walters was also terribly
burned, the flesh peeling of her
arms aud legs. She Is stiii living and and
suffering intensely. Slight hopes, how
ever, are entertained of her recovery.
The little boy was badly burned about
the face and arms, but will
reco 'er. Young Dlpp had the flesh
burned off his hands and arms, and
Kunkle was painfully, but not serl-
ously injured. The damage to the house
by fire is very slight.
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CoRsICANA, March, 5.--lSpeoiall-The
gun-store of l., Keerau was burglarlaed
last night tho thieves taking half
dozen breach loading shot-guus and some
other articles of small value; no clue as
TO tho parties
This city was ablaze last night with
bonliros, fireworks, with shooting anvils
rs a finish to the iol ihcation OF the past
campaign and the Inauguration OF Pres
ident Cleveland,
Some little dissatisfaction Is expressed
al the leaving out of Texas In the dis.
| tribuIlon of tho cabinet places.
An amateur negro minstrel company
has been started hero and they expect
TO down tho Dallas Sunilowor min
| strels In short tlme.
| Parties here from Ennis have been In
town to-day making 1t lively for tho sa-
looms aud bowling up enough to last
! them until their next visit rs they are
local optlOnists when at home, the peo-
pie are glad 70 give them "a chance for
an occasional to spread,
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Calvert Notes.

CALVERT, March 6.-[Speclal.l Tho
drug store of j. p. 0asmier was entered
last night by cracksmen and his safe
which contained only books and private
papers was gone through and contents
scattered on the floor; 75cents " hich was
in drawer was all that the thieves So
cured.
The inaugural ball given at the opera
house last night was grand success
and the evening was greatly enjoyed by
ALL
w. A. Crockett, jr., commercial trsv-
eler who was thrown from
buggy at GAINESVILLE. some two
weeks ago, has been here
| for tho past week recuperating his
health, left for the southern part OF ti.y
state to-day entirely well and himsel
again.
@. NJ. Patillo aud family left for New
! Orleans this morning.
Mr.. B. Oscar is having the rock haulet
for his new hotel, and the long-looked
Tor edifice, which IL badly needed, is
surety in the near future.
Three Mexican convicts working OF
the Garrett farm made their escape ant
up TO this time have not been captured
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BOTH PARTY oAucusEs HELD,
To Arrange for Senate Committee Men,
bership - Mr.. CleVelanGs Callers
At the White House - The
Speakers Last Act.
GENERAL WASHINGTON REPORTS


NoNahNhf
WASHINGTON, March 5.-President
Cleveland sent to the senate tho follow
ing nominations:
Secretary OF State-Thomas +. Bay
ard, OF Delaware.
Secretary OF the Trsasury-Daniel
Manning, Of New York,
Secretary of War-Wm G. Endicot, OF
Massachusetts.
Secretary Of the Navy--Wm. g. Whit
ney, of New York.
Secretary of the Interior-L. Q, C.
Lamar, OF Mississippi.
PoRtmaster-Gen f. Villas, of
Wisconsin.
Attorney -General--A. II. Garland, of
Arkansas,
SENATE PROCEEDINGS,
The public galleries of the senate were
again crowded to the utmost limit, and
long before noon crowds gathered about
every door, besieging the d0Or-keopers
in vain for admission. The senate
clock, which Capt, Bassett, with his
cane, had turned back 10 minutes yes
terdRy, had recovered its lost time, aud
promptly at u o'clock the Vice Presi.
| dent entered from the door on the left
OF the presidential desk, accompanied
! by Rev. DR.. Butler, pastor OF the
/ IL. "sn Memorial church, OF this city.
The galleries applauded Mr.. Hen
| bricks, which manifestation It's reclp-
lent abruptly terminated with the g8Yel.
The senators arose at the summons
and DR.. Butler offered prayer.
On it's conclusion the NlOE-PRESI.
DENT took the chair and was again
greeted with applause by tie occupants
OF the gallery. Hc called the senate tc
order and in voice only audible to the
clerk called for the reading of the Jour
nal. The Journal having been read
Messrs Allison, Beck aud Yoorhees,th
committee appointed yesterday TO wal
on the president of the United State
and inform him that q quorum Of th,
senate was present and ready to receive
any communication he might make, re
ported that they had performed tina
duty and that the presi1snt had re
spOuded that he would 3lmmunicat
with the senate forthwithsl,
In less than minute message tror
tho pres dent OF tho United States wa
, announced, and o. l., Pruden Gppeare
with the message.
Mr.. SHERMAN at once moved th,
the senate proceed TO the considerable
of executive business. Tho motion
unanimously agreed to and the senat
went into executive session,
When the doors reopene1 the sona
adjourned until tomorrow.
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LonryieM LnonI NnIos.

LoNavIEw, March 5.-LSpeclsl.l Tho
section hands joined the strikers here
to-day, and thereby orgaul2ad another
base ball club, which the strikers seem
exceedingly fond of. The strikers seem
confident OF their desires.
A very peculiar.looking negro named
Tom Green, of Big Sandy, is astonishing
the medical fraternity aud tho punlic by
eating poundedup glass. Dr. McCutch-
con watched him worry closely while he
ohewed up piece Of glass and drank q
glass of beer 10 wash II down. This
5eems SO worry unreasonable that II Will
be doubted. He gays he can take any
amount of poison without effect. This
negro is goiug TO DO placed upon exhlbi-
ton.
w, b. Crowdor, OF Weatheriord, was
married TO Miss Mary Whilehorne, OF
Hallville, yesterday, by Elder j. II. Poe
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wills Poiut Notes.

Wills PoTNT, March, 6.-lspeeiall
The enterprliing young people Of this
City gave grand bah last evening at
tho City opera hall in honor of the in
auguration of Grover Cleveland. There
was large attendance all were in the
highest spirits aud everything went mer-
~. Even tho Republicans seemed to
catch tho spirit of the evening and on
lnyed the festivities of the occasion with
us much zest as the Democrats. The
Wills Point String baud furnished the
music.
Business quiet
The CITY marshal has assessed the city
taxes and will proceed TO collect tho
same soon, when large number OF
citizens will enjoin the collection OF tho
same ON tho ground that thore ~ no
| legal corporation.
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But the Stoppage Ia not General b.
Any Means,
BUT IT is SPREADING RAPIDLY
Palestine, Marshall, sherman, Denison,
Longview aud Fort Worth Report
Waik-outs, but No Violence
Trains Blockaded, Etc.
GENERAL LABOR INTELLIGENCE
Al Fort Worth.

Fort WORTH, March 5.--[Specal.l r
made last night, the machinists, coal
chute mon, wipers and freight house
men of the Missouri Pacific aud Texas
& Pacific, to the number of 1853, struck
this morning at o'clock, and seem to
he firm in the stand they have taken.
Reductions in wages made 10y
the Gould system have brought
the wages of these men
down to dollar day from S45 per
month, and the men insist, with strong
argument on their side, that they can
not live at these flgures, All freight
tonight II dead engines are in
aud around the round house. The men
are sober and orderly and say they will
in no way interfere with passenger
trains. A telegram was received by
Major Smith this afternoon from Deni-
son saying the company's business was
being crippled by strikers and asking
the mayors interference, but he an
swered that no overt act OF lawlessuoss
had taken place, and until that time
there was no ground for interference,
but tho company's property would ba
protected. There Is no doubt that the
sympathies of the people are generally
with the strikers, and Jay Could has
been the subject OF much
unfavorable remark. The Santa ES
aud tho Fort Worth & Denver are pay
ing 1850 per day for the same labor paid
for at $l.00 per day by the Gould lines
and this makes the strikers more dc
termined. The wholesale men are con
siderably inconveionced by tho strik,
as no freight Is received or discharged
| After considerable effort the agents her,
have secured five mon to take the place
of tho strikers, but these men will b,
waited on and asked TO stop work.
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PALEsTINE, March 5.-LSpecial. lin
consequence of tho meeting OF tho
strikers last night, tho regular freight
train from Houston was stopped at this
point this morning. Tho enginoors ap-
pear TO be In iull sympathy with the
strikers, ~ they Immediately leave the
engine NJ the request of tho leaders Of
tho revolt. Superintendent Hmrin and
Master Mechanic Morris have appealed
TO the engineers In vain upto tho present
time. When the San Antonio passon-
ger train arrived this morning, and
went to pull out Tor Longvlow, the pros
ident OF tho Worhngmens' union, triad
TO persuade the engineer 20 cut on all
but the mail coach, but this was refused,
on the ground of iniuring highway
travel. No violence OF any kind hns
been attempted thus far, and Shorifl
Davis and Marshal Rogers are on the
alert to prevent such an occurrence.
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POLITICAL PANDEM0NIUM
IN. .rAE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
Tile Republican Members Attempt a
Flank Movement on the Speaker In
the Senatorial Contest, but
Are Outgen eraled.
A slight change in tho monotony

SPRrNarIELD, ILL, March 5.--At u m.
the senate was announced in joint con.
vention. Forty-nine senators and li5
representatives. were present. The Re-
publicans voted for Logan, 99 for WASH
burn, |. sittig voted for Washburn.
The acting speaker then announced the
Joint assembly adjourned, whereupnn
tho Republicans objected, elaimiug he
had so authority. The Republicans,
led by Nj. Fuller, raised pandemonlum
for time, and the d0Orkeeper was
called on to clear the house. Finally
tho senate withdrew, aud also the Re-
publican members Of the house, to the
senate chamber, whore they adjourned
till TO morrow 40 II O'clock, After the
members passed out the speaker ordered
the doors closed.