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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-30


no osJEczrox TO THE xI0nr-Houa sxsr
TN.
ST. LouIs. April 3.--Ths fuEnituss
manufacturers OF this city have ~
solved that no objections uo1id b.
made to the introduotisn Of She eight
boar systsm. II usjnst or exec sive
demands are made upon any oaJ Of
them, ali viii close down.
STRIKE on NORTHWESTERN Fnu0nx
HAHDLx1e-
CnIcA0o, April 3.--The freight hand
lcFs on ons division Of the Northwest
eyn Railway struck Ut noon today for
eight hours labor and ten hoarsf pay.
PovxkTs or NEW xa6rLorKEs.
NEW YoEx, April zs.--With fsw sx-
ceptions, the new employees on the
Third Avenue line show evidences 81
poverty that oane from lack Of work
All Of them tell the same story Of hard
ship and In many eases abisct need
and Of repeated failnres TO secure work
In not few instances the hostility Of
labor unions and Of the Knights OF
Labor have prevented them frem get
ting employment.
THE L4rTKR or TEE CITIZENS CON
MITTKR.
ST.. LouIs, April 29.-The Executive
Committee Of the Knights Of Labor
have held no formal meeting as yet h
consides the proposition Of The Citizens
Committee looking to Q settlement Of
The Southwest strike. All the members
Of the Executive Committee are not IL
the CITY, and no action can b taken
until they can bring Together q Quorum
"A committeeman, when asked this
| morning what the prospects for asu early
settlement we're, replied that they would
consider the letter Of the Cssixens' Com.
naitsee. bat be did not think the propo-
sitions contained in IL would affect The
settlement Of the strike. because Il
takes no ooRnizanoe Of their Rriev-
anees.
MH.wAuKEx pI.AxrSe-MIrIs sHur down.
MILWAUKEE (Wis.), April 29.-Every
plAnine mill tf Importance In this city
was shut down today. There had been
| recently organized amcng the workmen
an assembly Of Knights Of Labor, with
q menbesship Of about 500. The de-
mand Of this assembly for eight hoars'
work at the prersnt tan-hour wages wa
rejected By the Ssreprsston- A strike
was ordered. ans today every mill ID
shut down and win stay % until the
men accept what the propristofs claim
will be more reasonable terms. In i'd
dition 10 the Knights Of Labor. several
hundred other vorkuen at shs mills
are thrown = Of work By the shut
STILL AT WORK.
CH1cAoo, April 29.-The announce
menf that the freight handIers on the
Gslena division Of the Chicago a NORTH
western road bad stopped work without
awaiting reply 10 their demand for
eight hours, has proved incoFrsct. The
men remained ON duty after making the
demand.
HE SHOT 4 srRIExk.
ST.. LouIs, April 8.-wm. Z. withers,
30 called soah" switchman, formerly
Of indianapolis. while leaving the Mis-
souri, Pacific yards tonight. vas 81 upon
BY three men whe seizsd and pounded
hin severely. He finally broke away
from them and drawing revolver fre1
and one Of his assailants named Glib
bons fell dead. Gibbons Vas Q stirling
ysrdman. withers vas arrested. His
ether asssslsnts escaped.
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-Ths spirit Of southern liberty is not
dead" said Jefferson Davis 10 bis
speech al Montgomery on Wednesday.
while the crowd rapsnsoasly applsadsd.
This iooks wonderfully like wsv-
ina The Confederate bloody shirt.
The peorse Of the North had been
tAaghs 70 helisse shas the spirit Of
Southern liberty was dead and that
their ssashsrn hroshxrs would hereafter
be eopsent With the spirit Of American
hssrty. Why there should be = living.
movins spirit Of Soashern liberty,
rather than one Of Eastern liberty,
Western liberty or Northern liberty. Il
veaid be hard say.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-30
SNoQUAlMIE FALLS

THE SEATTLE. sQUAK AND sNo-
i qualmie transportation Company ID
now prepared 70 carry passsnRefs and
freight from Seattle TO Snoqualmie and
route TO reach the famous anequaimis
FAlis hog ranches and huntinx and fish
ing grounds of thai region.
Two stages day from seattle to So AJAX
leaving g. Il. Stones grocery store e.
~ N. and ,. M For further particulars
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-30
Election Notice.

THE ELECTION FOR CHIEF or
the Fire Department az the city OF
Seattle for the terra coEnmeaclnx Mon
day. June IN. 1879. viii be held % Mon
day. May 3D. IssS. Al engine heuse Nc. 1.
O. the hour Of II O'Clock q n. and CLOSING
As the kczr Of . O'Clock p ia
JOHN Il KISNEAR
President of tie Fra Department
GsoRax II. P<kstox. Sce'y.
ltNfes1 ApFtI e 1s<s arss<d
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HALF INTEREST IN sAwMILL
L i Operating on .Idewater xsod trade
and ehipping fx~iiifies; capacity, 81 600
per day Al ectiva partner preferred,
a pply TO A. THOMPSON. aftornev-sf
law ard real estate 4xenE, uiyupEs, ala Il
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uAvING FORECLOsKD A MORT
IL gage On TIVE king 81 brick, and be-
ing destFous OF turning them into money
at once I viii sell them in large or small
y. CHILBER6,
sp9 Grocer, go Front street
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Hoo .sp Gus Cxun MxKrfsa-Tns
Se&ssie koa and Gaa Grub held an IN
teressine rneesins Hasa evening. Tss.
Miasr reported thai be had iass pro
cured 4 namber Of Mcaeo,isa phsssans
ae1s frens Pretestscn islans. 0ns 81
ting vas efasrsd sent % &F. MeSasE,
On White River, ard other eggs we're
ssderxA pTceaFed, 70 he sess 10 Osy1Fss.
IL was decided 90 seed aslexaiIaa
freza this clah TO Portland. 10 psrszcs-
pAxe IN the soasasmsat 10 be hsis BY
he Portland Bod and 3aa C9ah IN
Jnre. The rspors a the sserrsasy sss
reaA. sheying THAI the ciah lisa Airy
members. aud usaney m The treasury.
Ths faliowtnx nsv nezahers wore elect
I'd: Geazxe v. HssnA CsaFenee w.
Gueisef. g1srense HknfaFa J G iApsky.
I'd. L. Terry sna Cear3rs Hubbard
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Furnished House to Rent.

A WILL FURNISHED HOUSE cox
n tanning eight rooms hot and cold
water &nd bath room nicely located On
Marion street. tenant 10 board gentle
nan and vita Qnsy rs.pgzs. PIE parties
ap50 s0 Front street
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-30

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN bids viii BE received by the Beard
County Commiesioneu OF King county.
w. r. at its Nay session. isSG 70 do the.
ycar commencing July LIST fSS6 and end.
ina June %. 1881. All bids to Be nied with
the County Audftcr before 10 o. m. of
Saturday. tbs 18th OF May. 1sses
Dated April n, f8sk
q. G. HARRIS.
ap2odw County Auditor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-30

sax RxAxrsseo. April sa.-Arrivsa--
Skse Szsa2frs.
Cleared laeea Of the Ps,
cfze. fer Siesesis and Port Tsvnssna
stssmsr Szrdsnsx. fos yicsort1s xair
6iesy cf We seas. far fass Townseud.
SSsses - Bxitssa steamer Neifluxson.
fax N&uzima.
TAEuc~z. Arrsl - ship n too Of tue
Tyee passed oas a. 5 o. a.
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FOUND.

IN THE BOUND. OFF POINT BRIs-
! co. strip boaI pafats1 yellow. 1he
J. J. GROW. Il he sEesaser LIly. ~
pAy1sx charBeA aD1s 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-30

fsTvU ENGISEKR AND COUNTY
~ Surveyor. Fifteen ye2zs experience
On sskrrvw and s<Aad2rd gage railroads
All eounss gork properly recorded
osncc over 0ary3cn Hardware Co. Fronf
s.. rsasaesoe cor. Third ana blanchard
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NHW N
patch n
the Atoh4
rated tod
nen}al fo|
)Mlkorui|
dad ~ |
heru.
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NOTICE..

A Ii. PERSONS KNOWING THEM
N selves indebts6 70 the late Arm Of l..
p. Smith & son are hereby notified 10
call and settle the same 81 once.
Apss A. A SMITH.
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Dissolution Of CopaTtnership

THE FIRM HERETOFORE EXIST
l ing under the name and style Of John
Of seattle. h this dAy dissolved By mu-
tuaI consent. Mr.. John X. Good having
purchased the entire interest Of u. X
6Awtell In the conoern.
JOHN Il. GOOD,
n X. sAWTELL
Seattle, April Z, 1855. aps IL
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PEISBR'S ART STUDIO


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fnAye asei Nsresr's iasss~s~ With SIT
isfActsry RESETS b. y. Rxzaes trni
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rs sAnnss b = TREAD 10 say zee Who
10 his own snsns.
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HAVANA AND sEKD CIGARS
II manufactured and kept IN stock. IN
large quantities.
Bealers win and Il 70 their advantage
70 buy directly Of n. q we sell strictly
for CASH, hence our prices are worry low.
The cash system enables ~ to I'll cheAp.
Goods ISN'T G. o. ID. 10 any part = the
coast.
a large quantity ct tobacco stems for
sale.
Cirnra manufactured 70 order in any
desired shape ard packed in any styie TO
suit customers my7 dwf
Owing to the Intention Of the owners to
pack mp and leave the country. the Cigars
now In stock viii be sold 1t Q great sacri-
f1ce. Those who buy muIt come quickly.
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Parties going 70 The
GRANITE CREEK MINES

British Columbia, will save time and
money By taking the Victoria Hope
route. apl7 I'm
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House to Let.
MONEY TO LOAN

ON IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
" Highest price paid for CITY ard
County Scrip 81 office Of w. w. NEWLfN
Afsorney-AfiAw roncin block. Front st.
Seattle mhfs
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wnsxrsS for u. MES
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Furnished Room to Let,
At los COLUMBIA STREET. IN
n auire sf l. VAN DoREN. ct Justice
Lycn's court or ri the residence. apH
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$1,000 RkWiRD.

ny ORDER OF THE COMMISSION
I'D ers Of King counry, W. t. / hereby
offer 5000 reward for the arrest and con.
viction Of the person, Who On the sth gay
man and Wilbur ratfen. on Lake wash
ington, In said county.
Seattle, v. r., Feb q. 1885 fe8
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOUND.

A PAIR OF GoLD-B0UND SPEC
"A tscles were left ct HUGHES &
MusLERB store few days ago. which
the owner can have By calling for and
Paying for this netice. apo
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PROFESSIONAL
ALaRo GARDNER,

UnvnroHs. c1vIL ExeIxEEns
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J. C. CRAssE,
DENTIST.

OfFscs n, stairs. cver erssfh 4 sonis J ~
stsFy se,ra. IN suilivAnis ha0ck. Frnns q
LIQUID NITROUS OXIDE GAS
VIII b. .sdrntnis<srsd hy tks Doctcr 20.
tie par o. a exErzexi1x escxk vf<houi
pain isis
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Czickoo. April D.-The freight hand
lcFs on one division Of the Northwest
eyn Railway struck Ut noon today fol
eight hours labor and ten hoarsf Ray.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-11-12
aIiIifRrY Tixfures.

Companies A and B Of the Kings
Own will be in attendance at their Arm
ory in undress uniform at p. IN. On
His MaJesty's birthday TUESDAY next
they will go on guard duty at the Palace
at 8 a. m, the Princes Own at 10 a. IN,
and the Mamahaloa at p. IN. The
Queens Own will man the battery on
that day, when three salutes will be
Woodworking, afternoon and evening.
On Saturday, the 9th instant, the com
petitive drill of all the volunteer com
panies viii take place at Makiki by order
OF Lieutenant General DOminis. Hav-
ing assembled at the barracks at , p. m,
under command OF Major J. I. Baker,
they swill march to the grounds, where
they will be handed over to their re-
spective Captains. The trophy last
year was a silk flag, which was won by
the Kings Own. What it will be this
year is not yet known.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-11-12
SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTES.

Martinelli's cider is absolutely pure
Yuen Kee s, Co. have removed to Hotel
street
Martinellis cider is the best and purest
made.
Read advertisement of Martinelli's
cider
Endless variety of laces and embroidery,
at Sachs, 1O4 Fort street
Embroidery flowers. 43 inches deep, at
y. 5. Sachs, 1O4 Fort street.
Val Blatz Milwaukee lager beer is the
finest in the market. Bottled expressly
for this climate.
Special for one week: Isle thread ladies
hose, open work, and assorted colors for
IS cents, at Sachs, 1O4 Fort street.
Undressed kid gloves. ladies' underwear
pink, white, cream and blue cashmere Just
received by last steamer. at c. J. Fishel's.F
"Duffy's Malt Whisky is the very best
stimulant for invalids suffering from vast
ing diseases. 1t may be used by everyone
with full confidence Of beneficial results ~
The largest and best stock of Christmas
cards ever seen in this city just arrived all
new and of the very latest designs. Call
early and select. King Bros art store.
Hotel street
DR.. J. Lesley Smith, NJ. D., Fort Plain,
\. Y. writes: II have used your Dufv's
Pure Malt Whisky, and am convinced of
its great purity, and its value as stimu-
liant to be prescribed.
No book ever published contains so much
reliable and valuable information regard
ing the Hawaiian Islands in such small
compass as the HoNoLULU ALMANAC AND
DIRECTORY. 1886. Prize. 50 cents.
Messrs. Wing On Wo d Co. of Mauna-
kea street, beg leave to notify the public
that they have just received large guam
tity of xxx and other choice brands of
Manila cigars, of the best quality for sale
at moderate prices.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-11-12
The Billiard TOurnamemt.

The third game in the billiard tourna-
ment was played last evening at the
Hotel between Morris and McCleery.
The former had to make 900 points to
the latter's $50 The game was won by
McCleery in the forty-third innings
scoring $50 to his opponents 784. Nor
ris gave one of the finest exhibitions of
billiard playing ever seen in this city.
His all round shots were brilliant, and
he was frequently appIauded for his eff
forts. He was certainly in better form
than on Tuesday evening. The follow
ing is the full score:
NORRIS, 8, /, l, 0, 1, 137, 0, 5, 81, 3,
20, 0, 2, 45, 3, ?, 112, 3, 28, 10, ., 0, s,
10, 8. 3, Sc, l, 81, l, 0, 9, 48, 0, 6, l, q,
10, o, 6, /, 28-784.
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0, ), 1874, 90, /, ,, 2, 6, I, 0, u, 0, u, ,,
0, 0, l, 2, 6, l, l, rs, 6, 10, IS, l, AZ, ., 0,
146, II, 0, $3.50.
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Since the fashion for lap dogs in fast Civ
ing place uO'the pussy" craze, perhaps The
society women of New York would like to
know what picturesque and curious species
of the feline race we have up this way.
The animal refer to is the property of
Mrs Finley Hayes, of Greenbush 1t is
half raccoon and half Maltese, ana in APP
pearance much resembles the COON but the
cat-like instincts are shown in her actors.
The fur, which is a sort of a slate, reddish,
brown and black in color, is long and
bushy. The tail unlike a cats, is wide and
similar to that of a squirrel. The most cur
ious characteristic is a natural fur collar
about its neck formed by the hair growing
there much longer than on any part OF the
body. This unique animal is the mother of
two kittens just toddling about and partak
ing largely of the Peculiarities Of the
mother. 1t is said that Mrs. Hayes has had
many large pecuniary offers for these very
interesting ofsprings, and for the mother
the sum of 500 has been proffered Co
Albany Express
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CIVIL CASES .

lnterisland Steam Navigation Com
pany vs.. the seven men whose names
appear above on charge of conspiracy.
The grounds of the civil action were re-
fusal to work under a labor contract at
Honolulu on the 10th inst. Defendants
pleaded guilty, but refused to return to
their employers. They were committed
to prison there to remain at hard labor
until they consent to serve according to
law. Costs, 81 10 each.
John Mott VS. f. Lycan. Assumpsit
for $5l 90. Continued to 18th inst. by
consent.
Haiti Kawdini vs. Alexander Lazarus.
Action to recover 800 for damage to a
buggy by collision with a hack, the
property OF defendant, the driver of
which, Samson Aola, was intoxicated.
Messrs. Whiting and Creighton for
plaintiff; Mr. 8 c. Smith for defendant.
Judgment for plaintiff, $50 70. Costs
Sc O5. Appeal noted
g. w. Ashford VS. the same. Action
arising out of the same circumstances.
Claim, $50. Judgment for plaintiff, $50
Costs, So. Appeal noted
The Queens Hospital vs.. Heinrich
Ludloff. Bishop & Co., garnishee.
Assumpsit for $33. Settled out of court
Costs, 81 20.
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petitioner. The minor is Of the age OF II
years and owns in her own right two
pieces Of land at Waiehu and two pieces
in Honokahau, Maui, part OF which
property is applied for and proposed 10
be leased, for which purpose the guard
ianship is created Ordered that the
Hon. Samuel Parker of Honolulu be APP
pointed guardian Of the person and
property OF the said minor, under bond Of
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