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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07

While the single STANDARD advocates
are pressing their views upon Congress
with ssoh viRor and fertility of resource,
while they are predicting the most dire
evils II their views are not adopted.
while they scornfully decline 10 listen
10 tue Arguments addueed III favor Of
silver and declare them unworthy Of
belief, the bi aetallsts of Europe are
making decided progress in their ap hill
hshs. Ia England. boards OF trade aud
conventions Of manufacturers are claa.
orins for the demonstration Of silver.
and In dcr9any the strength OF the
silver party ia the Rsiohsiag constant
ly Crews greater. IL would ba carious
II Congress should Yield 20 The steady
gold pressure from the Eisi aud eaael
legislation hostile 30 silver, Just as Eac
land and q rmany xers preparing to
retars TO the precepts which for esnta.
ries guided the financial eoliey Of evil
lied nations.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07
CHgRCH NOTICES.

First Baptist Church, Fourth street
ne Ar James, Rev. ID. J. Pierce pastor
services at IL q. m, aud y. M Prayer
meeting At p IN. sunday School nj
l2st5 y. IN. Communion seFyics III
morning. 50 < 81 vice at 7 p. M, led Dy
the Choir, under Prot. -. L. Lee. song
service ami short lecture each sund a
evening of tie present mo IN, ~ follow
March Myth or Marv, r (st ouss)
NJ cn u. ID Ip@ o DISCOVER tBenori
aarCh q. Moralist or Mauisc :" tPa kerr
March IS. SINNER Or Savior T. II gersol }
Lake Union Baptist NJ IS. on. at $40 0. M
Jsck,cn street Baptist Mission. 3 D m
hlect'on of Acsrs for the second year
after the school.
Christian Church. Seneca street. be-
tween bird and Fourth.-sundsy school
~ 40 a. m. and ssryic-s t IL i. IN Pray e.
and praise meeting on Thursday evening
al 7;O. The public are cordially invited
Young Mems Gu istian Association
corner r oat and Marion streets Meet
Ing at y. IN. to which all are mos cor
disily invited. especially strangers. young
men end singers. Only fr ole hour.
Mr.. A. ;. b well VIII conduct the SCI
wees tod y.
Trinity Parish. Dean Watson, rector
Church on Third street. opp site Court
House. Sund ~ school. 1918 a m divine
service. IL; a. m. and p. m. All chill
dren. except the iETant class. will here,
after remain 10 the FIRST part of the morn.
lag service.
Beiltown Chapel. Second and Blanch srd
streets. : sunday school at go pm, pray.
ers At 3 p. m
First Methodist Episcopal Church, Sec.
ond street. near Columbia. Rev. j "
llenison. pastor.-4Seryices ct II a. m. aud
,. M sunday School at 1870 D. m.
Morning theme. The Golden Rule, or
Christianity in Business evening The
Christians strength Seats frea. AL in
VIZ d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07
DAILY POST-IkTELLIGEKCER
IaHN n. Nc LEAN.

For the srst titas eh-rEes II soTrug-
ton both oven sas srse'as have o'et
made against Jotn x Mclean - tts
CiLcinBslI Easas-ey. VITO flf TIE pfs-
half decade bss besE tie 2i,sost md ~
putsd bozs Of tas Gao d, u9crzcy 81
eoarse. the charges safyrise obo.iy
Everybody kEs knsEn that u Lean e
poliiio.l methods are eofrupt, SAD De
has never thea2tt ii vorsn ~aae &C.
make any DENIAL II the bt-ad Inssu1A.
tIons which hsve been made e0ncsFuti 8
him. The charge n0z made, Dos yef-
Ia the fret open and sp eise ore Hf
Mclean 10 asca 81 q al AitsIapt 20
bri 3, and il accused 10 a manner that
makes dsuiAi almost inIV0s=lbse.
II is noi to b. Supposed, hnSegsr. that
Mr.. Mclean xill bother himself Zfcai
deal aboat this exposure. II gill lessen
neither bis iufasnse nor the pleasure
be derives from politics HIS support
ers are not Of toe thin-skInnsd variety
They are not easily shocked. Indeed.
1t IL probabls that they viii support
him With ali the more esthaslasaa, uo~
that the mubifcenee With Shico be car
ries on his political operations Is gsnsF-
ally Acknowledge Mr.. MoLsan's po-
litiosi followers are Of the kidd that
eagerly follow leader ~bo IL willing 70
lavish his wealth ia the ctass. They
are tbe strikers. shoulder httters add
ping ugliss Of Cincinnati. They repre-
ssnt the worst elements OF the politics
of ihs city.
Mr.. McIsan's ambition 90 be 20
litisal boss Is no less remarkable than
his unsorupulousness regarding his po-
iiticaI methods. Talented. cultivated
and wealthy, one wosld suppose that
politics, and especially corrupt politics,
wo1ld be far from his thoughts. Il
seems, however, that be has taken ~
the game Of politics A. another man |
would take mp the game Of chess. H. |
studies the problems which present |
themselves and makes his moves with |
disregard OF consequences that Is
most startling. He u altogether =
unique figure in our politics, and IT
cannot DO said that be IL worthy Of adj
miration. The psiities OF his city have
become most oorraps since no began to
exert an influence in them and the
standard Of political morals 10 bis State /
has been lowered inimeasurably.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07

MILlRR AGAIN ARRxsrEp.-After the
bodies of James Manning Colman and
wilbar fAtlen were bro1eht to town
aud the post norton held, additional
evidence ~As fsuld tending 10 point
toe guilt 1T q. ii Miller, who resides
on Lake Washington and who vas once
before arrested on = charge IT commit
tina the crime, and released for want Of
evidence. Al mid0lght on Friday
SAerff Act3raw, W. b. lacking, J. T.
Ronald aud Dr.. Smart left for Lake
Washington. Arriving At Laurel shade,
they chartered little steamer and
reached AllleT's place about DAYLIGHT
Yesterday m0ruiag. >hsrlf McGrkw
snd Af. dacsiiHg vent Up 80 MliisE's
hose and arrested him. hey demand.
sd nis guns, hul he r,fgssd 90 give them
40 OF tel where slsy were 10 b souna.
TIE officers mNde short seareh for tue
Wrap u, 5ut failed TO fad them. Ihey
ASA ARRESTED man named Evans, sha
tas been llVlug st MIXERS hosSs for
some useaias past. Coming back the
sseaasr ran 90 aroand sue south end
uf tae Island sud laia tne little cove
here 56e nUrdersr - Supposed 80 have
ben seurvtrd gba1 he committed TO-
Terrible crime. No further tracss OF Et,r
dad we're discovered. ani The ofiies =
pfos-esied - Seattle ~ their pri~oa
els woo serc piacs 4 Ia the csaufy ] al.
ali. Ss3 90 have tls prel minAy, ex
aslsuatlan f0r > veEsi days,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07

CHrcKEN REsoyALs.-A Tacoma cor.
respondent OF the Minneapolis TriJg.t
contributes the following: The most
annoying experience 90 which Tacams
residents have ever been subjected Is
that OF losing their chickens, which ars
carried CT oy thieves. Fer more than
SIX months these depredatIoBs have been
carried on, almost nightly, aud IL IL es
'im ssed that abont 1850 chickens have
been stolen during that period. No
tAlef has ever been apprshendei, no
clue VAS ever found. lhe thieves come
snd 20 ike 1neanny spirits. The last
thsis-, Occurring the other night, In
VOWED 10 5 OF 300 chickens; . Justice
Of the peaee losing $50 froms a coon
which BE h8d neglected To tssten. and
bot a feather Was left. The birds are
hrst stGpetied With sulphur, froru all
inatcalloEs, for never sqaask is
heard"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07

Jacob Hsep;Iy. Of Seabeck. i il this
city on business
A.B. Corvin. Whsteorn merchant,
hss been IN SEATTLE for several days pas''
baying goods for bis store
No One Engine Ceupsnv was out for
= dril Yesterday afternoon and found
its machine r. frst elias order.
A rev cyliReer and neS propelier
were taken Yesterday from the wash
fugtsu Iron Works 10 TIE steamer
/ Ql-eu CITY, nsE repairing ct the Aitcn
ell ship yard.
The tire and place Of the ColuaD snc
Patien funeral bss not vet been Al
noouced. Tie bodies sill be turned
over 20 the friends aud relatives OF the
deceased today.
TIE Liberal league vii meet a.
Pvthi4n Hall on sandAv evening at 4
O'Clock Subi-ct-R---lved. thst pr
vate title IN land - anjlst- Discassion
opened by g. Y. Smith.
Mr.. G-Srse W. L0ggie, late IN the
milling A1sius=s WITH J. b. Maa;gomers
Of P0r land. Oregon, has been appoint
I'd man GER Of the southern Oregon I'm
urnvetneut C1mp.By's mills At Empire
CITY, Coos B4y. and LAS gOEe TO tbs'
II zee to reside. Mr.. Logg'e IL well
xuo1G on the Sound. having for nuu.-
Der of wears been manager OF the Paa,i
Mil Cemp8py's uill AZ C.sslady. DE-
- an active ba-luess map, and stands
At the head OF bis trade as mill Dan.
HIS m4ay friends VIII be glad 10 lears
Of his appointment to his present posi-
ton.
T. r. PUMPHREr, Insurance and Com
mission Agent. lalb
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07
JEEREsLE ACCIDENT.
The FITesaa Of the steamer seiiie
~rasded 80 DeaIh-

Capt. Charles n L9x, Of the steamer
S-.Ij=. faraishss CO the following Fsr-
ii.1iars,' = 9. rrsbl- zecitsui Eaica &C
-sFF-1 - TIE fireman % bard tie
steamer Nellie yesterday morning.
was. -jspsrt. az-d -. 4 Dstlve Of
. CaHsds. tss been iu ng employ - Ere
H4r Ga the Nellie FOR i months pzss.
i rs ssher. Steady and Indn strIoss.
srd bk-d ~ al hands At- O'clock
at1FasF morning l8-L - Ne Sers issv
~ - rs SIS Ls1aGax. tHo miles scove
IN saoOu It tsy, Stewart ~sut into
.s~ f11seFs aiouaE4de toe boiler 60
tkr12 a4e md 10 be Hrsro0m. WEfle
sG-s enc 6 he TIRES = SICK sgsirsi
b. Bi5z-s Z gIpe, @eisb rms si-Bg uu-
.-f .r- 1-es from t6= boiler 10 tue 01E-
s5as 81 sle boat he force Of toe b =
zrt~d toe pipz about tEU feet frpal tue
st0g-e scz After the pie parted u
q ggssl 8 an u Us say. and In-iszd Of
.silIaz tie engineer he undertook 10 81
it tIaz=elf. Ia Vsrkiug toe pipe b.
sisted .. Ct ext - th- boiler, thas
e4'Ins the <u0le force 81 the hot ss:sr
t8d steam cat On aIms-if. We hsd 90
- ald- Of steam Il tue tune. After
eng terribly =esldsd De er4~ied out o.
she banker aud 40 ou tue deck. xseTs
DC laid down. A. sDoa - " could fgd
aIm - t=e oiOad 4 steam vs removed
as cioshigg. and wrapped nIm "a neu
eslursted With lard, aud sent for the
ioctor, vho examined him and pro-
bounced DTS injuries fatal and gave nIm
spiatzs 10 ease his pain. We rspsireo
ne Vtpt, goi 10 steam again auu start
d to Seattle to plsee steS>rt IN the
b spitaI, bat ne died At 100 ia toe
evening. az hour before We reached
here. lie vas conscious up to a few
inmates before be died, and related tie
cause # the accident a. have stated
IL 70 Dir. Griffith, the engineer. He has
40 relatives IN t4is country, bot msny
friends wherever he 10 known. The
faeral siil take place from thu steamer
THIS lSanday) afternoon a. o'clock.
Rev. John +. Damon will conduct tue
f1neral services At the grave at the
Masonic CensteFy.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07

Tar Toll EoAD.-Gsorge +. Smith,
the leading spirit ia the Seattle aud
Waiia Malla Ioli Rsad Company, who
has spent mu1h time and money in
mBkiug psssable wagon road through
tue Sa qu titnte P4ss. to connect T. st
eFn and Western Washington, Is agatu
moving Ia that enterprise. Yesterday
1e started y team aud gang If tiftesa
n4n ont 70 work CA the road, and will
continue from time to time t. Increase
"a . force during the spring aud sun
uer. ID declares that by tue fall of
1856 IL will have a carriage road be-
t~veu .klma and Ne title. lie seems
extremely ANXIOUS To get this toll road
oponsd as soon As possible, as 1t costs
20 pgr head 10 ship cattle from Eastern
Washington aroand by the way of the
Colufsbla to the 30 md, while they can
be driven across the mountains at an
expense OF 81 per bead. \ great deal
OF money has been laid out on this soid
With bat siiR ( retnras, bat ~ ths r4Ii-
r1as company Il usu2 portion OF this
road to reach their work at the mouth
Of the tunnel, MIR. Smith expects To be
AbIs To receive some revenue IN tails for
hts company. Cnas. Batter, OF Essen
Washington expects - drive $500 head
OF sheep over the ruad this f.ll. and all
the cattle buyers VII drive over II Ia
preference to shipping their stock
around by kslama. good wagon
road across the mountains will prose =
great assommo tstlOn to the residents
II Goth sections. We, of tue Sound,
buy our meat from tue stock raisers of
Eastern Washington, and t0ey. IN turn.
desire 90 come so ths Ssund - buy their
supplies, and a good wagon road wall
at 'ri them an Opportunity TO do So
hr. smith u certaiJly entitled TO credit
for the action be Is taking IN this i'm
portant projsot. He has Invested his
nsney IN toe road and deserves 10 make
some money out of 10.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07

tsSsGRlE ACCIDENT Ca Friday q
mao named Charles HsFhcrs, shlle
sofAirG Ia he faFt Blskely anil. Vas
sigu,A u the face ay bolt Which asx
ifat- sas say. Ice bolt ssfGek hin fair
across tae Tee. mtseseIy dtstrls To-
eta g ss's tS'nes saa tie greater part II
t-' ehfsk . nss- the inner part OF
oosh gratis sore Alsa destroyed. allow
. ia- 'hc eye> 80 PfotFGds into the wound
tar wan as bt0aE;st 70 Seattle sud
tsAee - FfeEidonso haspstAl. where Dr.
Naiaita y attending aim. There u
- Aro~it p s~sloa.isy that he 9th rscav
O., - nss Ssasds are of most Aorribls
aa1 segsoas character.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07
Proposals for Military Sup
plies.

HKAboUARIERs DEPT or TIE CoIrnhiAs
Ohc- Of chef Qasrserm ssief, II
VANCOUVER Barracks. W. T., teo. 2s,lc1l
CEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRlPLlCAiA
y subj Ct 70 the usual copdi ioni, VII y
received 1T this once or o. the Ofnces t"
U. ). Qusrterrnasters st the foilovtrg nsn
post, until ~ o clock noon, on "a ar.S.
Marc q. 1881, 1t which pi.e.s and TINE ~
viii Be oOeL ed, In the pr seoce o. n,e.n.
for the furnishing and delivery 81 Da '..
-upplies during the nscai ysar eornmsns.9
Ial' l, 1850, and ending June %. 1857. - w
lows:
VOID, Charcoal. Oars, barley. Bran. hg
and straw, or Hay 10 lieu Of sfrfw. o. -
Of said sup LIS As may be required ; r.
Isnd, Oregrs. Boise Bsfrtck !.
Tesnssnd, W. T.; Fort C0ur dAlets
PJri spokane. W. T.: F0rt CAnby, ". 4 - 70.
Walls Va 10, W. r., vancouver DspSt' 49,
tort klamath. OF goa.
he Cove nment ressFvsa the rignt ~
jsc aoy or eli proposals. Prefe' epcs ~ -
siv- IA :, .rt els u domestic pr dlet'on.
% srticies o. d nestle prOGurtion pfoe-~..s
on tne P..ffc Coast con 4 ions Of PFie >
qaaity peia etusi, 10 the extsnt o. -
snmg ii m requirs a o. he % bho s-rsics -
Il an. pr y sais ID uhtHi cScui.rs. W
lbs fun particulars ~ to toe mannef ?. =
Ing &c IA b. fuFbtsh- 90 Applessaio.. =.
bis sitioe Ut % the = iartegmasisrs 81 rs
rode po-ts named. a.
Eavsl Ies eontAining proposals seoals "a
mArksd Proposals 30. - =, -.
1rss -. u tn uBdsrs COED OF the rs'pe"
ca. REYNoI d.
Lieut. Col. aad Depui, Y NJ. O d. U :. A..
h2Iaw4v Cn.st Q8AFtsrmAsef-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07

Many Of the Nav York papers v hlsh
supported Mr. Eyarts la the contest
which ended In hrs cleo ion % tbs sen
ate are aow complaining Of him most
bitterly because he steadfassly refuses
to become the champion Of t8eir views
on the silver question. They aoouse
him Of weakness, unmindfnl Of the fact
tina, he has shown the Rrestest strength
In maintaining an unbrokhn silence ia
spite Of the cianor of his most / nilucu-
tial supporters. Pie fact Is that thsy
desire him 10 speak their views and not
his own. aud be declines 81 do any hing
of the kind. HIS supporters thereugpu
hold Mp their htuds ia horror. aud de
clare that u they had not supposed II
Evarts was all right on the silver qn T.
tiou thew never would have elnoted ni.l
Probably they wonld sot. bat then they
might Mt least have had satlioie fore
sigh. to ash him bis viess on a few Of
the important questions Il the dAy.
In fact, however. there never vas any
reason for misapprehensi"n of soma
ter Esarts' vioss on the silver qaesti IN
His record il rs consistent ss t6At Of
any other public man. la the early
days of the battle TOR silver he was
known a. prominent bi netAliisi, and
he has never Rivea the public tbs slight
est reason to believe that the opinions
then expressed have undergone a
change. II hs detefs TO the wishes OF
bis Supporters aud takes no patt in the
discussion, No ous has right TO com
plain, bat IL IL not to be supposed that
because OF suoh sIamor a. is now
heard he will deny his deliberately
formed convictions aud raise his voice
against ideas which he Is known TO
approve.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07

In another column will br faast IA
complete list OF the members Of the va
rioas military ereansE ,tioas Of tkis
city. Considering the population u
Seattle, the s1sesgth Of these organic =
tions is remarkable. IL IL safe esser.
ti0n 90 say that, ~ proportion TO popu-
lasion, scAttie's citizen seldiery - na-
merioAlly stronger than that % any
other city IN the United States.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07
Funeral Notice

THE FUNERAL PROCESSION OF
l. the late bhn r. Jordan will form
fro ~. the Masonic Hall. on Front street,
gan'z atoms and societies of which he was
u member are cordial invi ed u D Srtic
ipate in the funeral obsequies. Hillory
Butler will act as Grand Marshal.
J. A. HATFIELD,
Worsh iDfui Mssfs- -. A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07

FuSKsAL rapAf. - tbs laasrA - TIE
late John I. lardAs vail take plaoe teis
afternoon, ffam the IRE byterisn
Church, Rev John + Damon Officiating
The processiHu. comprising SIZE sastn
bers OF the vaft-us organ g siiuus aud
secret societies ct Shich tna aees,tss 3
was a member, wlll tofm GA traas street
AZ 1870 y, ~. naaeF the GiHeetlea ~
Grasd Marshal Hillnry Batter. aud
march 10 the late FvSidrGee Of tne o.
CEASED, from wheues toe hsaav wlll o.
taken o. the church. Cammiiteas a..
string further information sasald oa.I
upon niiloFy Batter.
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10 - It.

A BOUT FEB. Is. ON THE CITY
y Dock. q trunk with clothes an some
pspe 8. and bank book no $3.50 Of
the HiOerDia Savings and Loan -ociety
of san Francisco. Cal. Nobody but my
self can oraw h ney on this book, as
have notified the officers. | would be
thankful for its return to the office on the
City Dock.
mhT5 MAT HOTTLAHAN
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p. j. FRANCIS,
PIONEER JOBBER

tlILL no ALL KINDS OF HOUSE
w CinAbins. Carp~t Cleaning and
Scon lag. " hsew ashias. kAi oIa ming
aud Il neral 10 bling.
Leave aeFs at A. p Fr' emAns shoe
shop. on Co umb street. or a. boot sack
stand Yesler Lea suisd Hg.
Nors p,omYt attended 70. Prices res
soaAbie NH IN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07

REMOVAL Of MrLrNERY.-Mr W. A.
WASH and Mrs. l. G.. PntehAri now
o'copy the sto,e recently vacated by
Clayton Broihess and will. in a fss
DAYS, receive = splendid sssortmeut II
ring goods iaei1aiug useful And at
tEsctsv= notions.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07

kEIEAsED 80 IAe saR Tacoma. which
hss been tied up a. Yeslsr's wharf for a
Sscs, IN ihe sassssdy Of the United
States Aarshsi, vas released yesse. dsy
es order 81 tie Goa {. on Der o~usr.
n.iog bird 10 the sam q ga 90. xith
W. A. II sFsfaetsn. AasEs AackiutoSb
y sa'ss hr9~U. z. &. Mics aud J. Il. Nc,
DoaAld a. aRrsslas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07
NOTICED.

pY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY con
ID ferred upon me b. Most worth pful
louis Leisle-. q and Master of the Most
Wo'shi, fur Gi and ode Of "a ashingto
Free and Accepted Massns, | convene q
special com ..uni alton of sad Gran
lodge, at the Masonic Had in the city of
aiti~. on sunday March I. leo u
the hour Of 10 o's O, k "A. m. for the uur-
20 e OF art n ling the funeral OF our late
worthy, beloved and la enied brother
John 4. Jordan. Past Grand VI sster oil
the sal q rand Lodge OF W ashinSton.
Ali brother Ma sons 10 good standing
are earnestly reQa, ST d TO oa present
MM. IL WHIFs,
Past Grand Master FIR, e and Accepted
Masnns o. Washington I. rrstnry z
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07

Coon kSouaa - Tie SsB ksancissl
correspondent Of she Portland ksaes =.
responsible fer tks felloStak; ~ II
Liewsiisn, representing a real est q.
soar. weeks. II s&ad 10 .lS-A aassuf ssssss
piessd ArrAnge9snts wsth NFchoi&s Ian
ins. capitalist az Sac frsaess =. 80
invest quite large sara IN SeaisisAs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07
ROYAL ARCH MASONS

VISITORS AS WELL AS MEMBERS
OF Seattle Chapter are earnestly re-
qaNstsd to assemble at Masonic Hail. sun
day. March ]. promptly at l o'clock D. m.
TO Jay prop n esyect to the rem AIMS OF
our late CO apanion. John +. Jordan. BY
order of II. 4. pHII.LIpS- n. p.
q. Ii. MkRRIrk Sec'r "a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07
Attention, Knights |!

4 LII KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS IN
5000 ga ding are feqlested TO meet
today at II 3 a m. shirp, I PVT ian as.
of our lat brother p. q. T.. J. I. Jordan.
No uniforms BY order Of
FRED. Ii. PETERSON,
c. c. Harmony No. 5.
+. W. CLAY ron.
@. q Queea CITY No 10
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Fire department.

EMBERS OF THE SEATTLE FIRE
VI ID partment are r spectfully invit d
t. Join with hngine Co npany No. in the
funeral pro oession OF cur dece sed oI eth.
er. John T. Jordan. The Company will
leave the engine house at 1890 sharp. to
day. Carl. BASaLER. Pres't.
J. < CLARK. Sec'Y. IL
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CoRoSKK's ExAsuSagy y, 80 YESTERDAY
moraing Coroaer nassoa sHop snggis 4
jary eeassssisS a + ! Mhnsr. Rob
era Russell. l. r. Address. l.
Miller. O.to kanse tat l. T.
Brock. g. tfagltr 10 d.
causes o. b | ataEas q ete - !. Ma
ming Colwsn sna Nous Psstea. its
iars held teo sessl As, oar Ia tie fa-.
neon and one ia % ftssno,u. tat 8
vet are bot pFs9 TsaG 10 feKesl. 1 e
iary ~ill Hssst aG2ia on No, dav Ns5
probably eompl~ss Us lsbgss a tAat
time.
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NoTTCn

MEMBsRs OF ALKI LODGE, A. o.
VI l. W. are rogue tel to sect sun
day ate ~noon, at DC ocs ht p. 1t Ma
sonic Hall. to attend the funeral of our
late brother John L. Jordan.
A. L. -PENCER
SO VI " Ala ado. NJ 70
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Hook and Ladder No. l

MILL PLEASE MhET AT Engine
w house No. 2 sunday, March I. a.
noon. in uniform. 10 take pat IN the fu
neral oh co les If J. I JJrdan, OF knglne
Company No. 2 By order
J sCHRAM. Acting Pres't.
JACK LEVY Secy 80
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FOWL -Hy IN sRD-At the residence Of
= .. sAnas'ss. Mach 6 h, by K V. In
llafsoa. hoS Z well hcas kes per
kstker J nahbAri III Gst-tn cn-,s
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To Lease.

TOR ONE OR TWO YEARS. TO A
soszer OF James and Third streets; con
tsins nine rooms; drainage perfect h q
and cold Raier aud xAs : can he let part
" furnished II desired. APP y 10
VI :. sCURRY,
mia Corn sr James and Third sta
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SHOO FLY CIGARS. IS cents box,
lnp "a egxss. An I-Cooiy. At tue Aorth
f-rlac Ness Depot Mil st jsl7is
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For Sale.

THE OCCIDENTAL sAWMIlas "a A
! Lake [ MON, North seat 10. Daa,~
ing and machinery also az lot- "
sold to<rthes " separately. CapaSAs
mll. 10 90 feet per aAy. Apply 70
,el3dy j. 81 rklsky
Washinston Iroa Wo,kA oess<~
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NOTICE.

V,0 ALL MERCHANTS, LAND
i lords and Others ~hom II may cen
cern: ywfe. Annie Is. holt having
left my bed and boar without just o o.
vocsti.n notice - hereby { ven that I
will not b. Tssgonsibie for any biiis o. be
contracting. ANDnk~ A. HOLT.
Port Blakely. Feb. %. lss6. iez3 Is