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Presbyterian.

Presbyterian.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH--CORNER
- of Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. Rev. James
Mcleod, d. d., pastor. Preaching at 1890 a. M by
Rev. Howard A Johnston, of Cincinnati. No even
ing service. Sunday school at $50 a. IN. Prayer
meeting on Thursday evening at 7;45. The public
cordially invited.
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TABERNACLE CHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
i and Second streets. Rev. j. Albert Rondthaler
pastor. Morning services 1890 o'clock. Sunday
school and Bible classes at 2:15 p. m. The pastor
will preach the morning No evening services.
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w flask sold in the druggist and saloon trade.
Address THE BOOK-FLASK CO., Box 6S7 Wash
ington D. G.
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PROPOSALS FOR REMOVING OLD Y. M C. A. BLDG.
CrEALED ROPOSALS-REMOVAL OF OLD Y.
= II. G. A. building. Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at the Office of Louis III. Gibson architect be-
tween the hours of and P. NJ. Aug. %, 1886 for
the old Y NJ. c. A. building. Specifications may be
seen at the Office of said architect. w. T. MULLEN
Secretary of Building Committee.
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V,ELEPHONE INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE-TEI4.
L ephone instruments and call bells, all complete
for private lines for sale reasonable terms. Good
service guaranteed Guaranty against damage by in
junction suits given. j. j. SAFETY, Room 1, Odd.
fellows Block.
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TINTED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-CORNER
~ of Massachusetts avenue and East street Rev.
j. p. Cowan. pastor. Preaching at 1890 a. m. No
evening service. Sabbathse at 230 p.
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DOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT IN EXTREME
Il north part of city; eleven rooms; all in good
condition. Address call Gregory & Appel, Tai
bott Block, at once for big bargain; So, 400 will
buy property worth So. 500. Cheapest property in
the city.
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WANTED.

VKTANTED-THREEG GIRLS TO LEARN DRESS
w making. 81 North Meridian street
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kTKTNC E. G. & CO.. Manufactu rers and
"A MIND Repairers of CIRCULAR, CROSS.
CUT, BAND and all other kinds of q VTO
Illinois street, square south of Union Depot
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coanlrrfEE RKrnnra nnrKIYEp.


Today and tomorrow cOnvsnes in thls
~ pstAaps Tire most important Saa-
80 easool gathering ever held in West
e WaaAingten. Fe0E Of che leading
Nsaass In the International System
saW eema from The Etst 90 give the
anfual training and the best popa-
acinres that can be bad on she
WI Jacobs. Of Chicago, Who sams
- evening. Il q brother Of B. =.
1888 Ne pginee % Sunday school
.sesS and has gives bis life work
.ae etuse. Rev. Il. 4 Gilbsrt. d D..
Indianapolis, has a church OF 600 In
- eovn add is a lsadiRg SandAy
se worker % twenty years expeFi-
- He h q hne malhodical worker
: RlsssAut speaker.
-. Warden. Of the PRESBYTERIAN
$50 Of Publication OF Philadelphia.
- eeieAE cat mind, q wonderfully SHARP
NJ hia d. ID. sabtrAets nothing
- ne yivaoitE Of hia expressions,
siEot Of bis Illustrations o. TIE pith
~ power.
nehfy Plant Esq, % Minneapolis,
val described as one % the mosi
r.is-aag "PlAnts" ever known II tie
80 NlsthWssA Asa baaness mNn
aASanday school ~plAnteg" be is =
aee J. 2 A. HsnE Is an earnest, 60
Aasls pFeaeheg. vel known In Port,
e. popalAF poger.
- ~ eoae 70 TIE 0gsga Hoass.
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Elder Boyd introauosd he snhisus b
asadinR Laks Z. Is Il bahesa sas1n q
> ball q Ans fan from hearan.n Tia
apahar said ne have shown IN the pa
faat anRais are Esal, iuaalliasnA beinan.
That thsy kssp q reoord Of ths asas Il
ths cAiidrsn e man. BE cid thas
sasaa 3 also . raj being. 3 fallen
anesL WHY Cd God create he dsEii,
= = Question often asksd- He did nst
szsa1s ~ dsvil. He lid nol eEesta s
wicked nan. He created man and man
made himself wicked. God creased
the angels Smiles bsinss, pIased thea.
% probatiea. satan rsb-Iiad and b..
eams devtL Whsni L John III. 3 eaTs,
Tie desil sinneth from che bsQin-
uang.s fhs only beRinninQ Of Nhioh
Ws hava q record h cf this woFId. The
term devil is only applied 10 She IaadaE
81 tne fallen angels. VITO are called de-
monA HsE. xfi. 7 tells ua Of satan 6
80 ANGEL being east Gus Of heaven.
kzesiel xviii. "A says. "fhon art the
anosuted eheEub that o0versah; and
have go thee 90; tboa vast uD0n the
belly mOuntain Of God; th0u hass
ualksd up and down IN the midst Of the
dre.n Nesss IS SAYS. sfbOn wAst par
fses h thy ways from the dag that thou
uAss created till iniqaity waa found ia
thee" VsFse ~ snaRsats that il h the
sans tang HAT causes 20 many 20 fall
e the present time-pFide. We have
not space neaFiy for all be said on this
interesting theme. He said be has be.
feEs proven from the Scriptures that
tbs soul that ainneth shall die. Nov
what IL going 20 Be done with Satan
after TIE wicked are all degtroyedf BE
said be would let Ezskiel pnsWer shis
question, EzskisI xxiIi. IS 19.aFst--IwlI
bring forth q are from tha midst OF
thee. u shall dsvour thee Second
Il will bring thee 70 ashes apon the
eaFth." Third Thou shalt Be- q ter
EoF and never shalt thou be any more. >
Thus we zee that the devil will be bl0sted
ont Of existence and al his works With
him. Then follows the blessed time,
pEomissd in Rev. '. I3.
Subject for toniRht-~Our Govern
ment 3 subjeot Of Prophecy"
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Pat Power OF Donegal was 9 furi-
Gus fire eater, but an amusing char
acter withAl. He was OF rough ex.
terror, had small regard 10 his dress
or personal appearance, and was pos.
sessed besides Of q most mellifiuous
brogue. These peculiarities, while
travelling In England, msde him the
object Of some practical jokes, which,
however, rather recOiled on those de
signlng then. For Instance. 0n one
occasion, when seated in tavern, q
group OF backs Of the period hon
ored him with their regards. They
seat the waiter 10 him with q gold
watch, belonging 10 one OF them.
with the request that he would tell
the time BY Il. Powers calmly took
possession OF the watch. sent his ser.
want TO fetch his pistols. and with one
under each arm, approached bis
would be tormentors aud politely re-
ouested 70 be introduced TO the own
er Of the watch. The request was
received in silence. He thea put the
watch Ia his pocket, declaring that
he WnNiu Keep " o4to Alh NAtteA Tvs
AZ the same time stating hIs name
and where be was 10 be found should
the owner desire It's return. IL vas
not claimed. On another occasion.
under similar circumstances, = wait.
er was sent to him with plate Of
potatoes, which he ate with appaF-
ent relish. Then, ascertaining nom
the attendant 10 whom be was in
dehted for the repast. he caused bis
servant 20 bring Ia two covered
dishes, one Of which was placed be-
fore the gentleman IN question, and
the ether oa the table 81 which he
sat. The covers were removed. Aad
under each a loaded pistol was seen.
Power, taking up his weapon, COCK
ga II. and invited his volunteer en-
,ertainer 20 do likewise. assuring that
Tentlemen that II be killed him, be
Was perfectly ready TO give sAtisl&e'
ton 10 the friend who sat beside htm-
Needless 20 say, the practical joker
declined the invitation.
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n..aav asbool C0eventi0u con.
n ~ Opsra House today.
80 -. uo9 engaged Ia develop
- v,snegfies Ia Whatoom Coanfy,
= r1sisnf n Seattle.
ssss. Thomas Wright states thai
@ hsys tie Anderson running e2aAn
IS next Ten days.
..,,,.vs iissass vas iasaed ysstsF.
=. - trs Auditors once 10 j. h.
- - Fanny Lane.
49, namsd John 8mith vs. sell
~ -ses~rdsy b. Jnstics Lyon for 16
- "a saliing iiQa0g 70 Indians
80 tnarews, au attorney lay,
q ~ meansains, IL at presani
1870 a. father. Hoa. L. B. Andrews,
n fhls aItg.
-. saan schooner Leo is nov load
= --sgshandiss for Alaska, and viii be
80 q aail for the North By the end
4 fe guok.
q Hsnsea, the Norwegian from
s-stoniob, Uho Imagined be Vas
80 81 Biz 10 dlsRuiss, vas taken 80
8 ss7lars e stsilacOon yesterday.
- Raiisoad Company'a Mil was
- eovn yeslefoay W sons nesesu
lrsl1 snd ln pIo.snsn's, pLsPst ~
henfefiHe ngon soDs es0usite eoA'
1ia tof lemosH
ne barb Columbia which arrived
- - other day, is under charter %
- lambsF 81 Ststson d Pests mili.
ltasbip gohn Bryce 10 nearly loaded
malaady fof sea-
ehoonaF MakAh. 10 the Ohas. II.
WNs Lima, loads freight 90 Ban fran
$50 81 tbs 18th inst. and sails tor Be-
slis On the "a. ShippoEs govern
ansslyes accordingly.
~ .1st.r. ,wiahia0 a avail than
- u - Social Grand Armv rates
20 Ffaneisoo, should apply 20 LIZ.
- WOod, Adiatant Of Stevens Post
lsl eaiidoaiss emitting them 30 reduced
~
-. ...,is. aaIe Of furnituFe as p
ssaf.e-,rs Ca.fs store On Franl
-. - 1910 stts1dad. Tbs -
-.-, $3.50 srors 40 a dav ~
n -. - ~ ths 49, 49, a 4,
, ~. snt5,s $500 viii 4. as
-
,,s...,. -. =.
~ - hetsAssAto. 49,. = =.
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OURk wOR PTLRM.

Piles are frequently preceded BY q
senss Of weight IN the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing the
patiens 10 suppose be has some afectisn
Of the kidneys or neiQhbOFinG organs.
AZ times symptoms Of indigestion ara
present, nAtnleney. uneasineas Of the
ration, producing q very disaRFeeable
itching, after getting warm, 10 q CON-
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once 70 the appli-
eatioa Of DR.. BOsankO's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts az
fectsd, absorbing the Tumors, allayinQ
the intense itching and siiectinR per-
manant cure. Price 50 cents. Address
the Dr.. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua,
Ohio. Sold By A. B. STEWART. DIV
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The bard Of Directors Of School
District No. I, Of King ooanty, Wash
inQton TERRITORY, have deemed u. In
theiF iudQment, advisable 70 submit 30
the ua siifsd school electors Of said dis
tFict tie question WHISTLER special ta1
shall Be- raised 70 furnish additional
uufchass supplies and other appliances
and apparatus for teaching.
Aatlos Il therefore giyen 70 the gall
Esd eleosors Of scho-l DistFics No. l. Of
King eounty. Washington Territory,
ghAs an elsoti0n will be held on caluF-
day, the Slst day Of July, A. D, ls.6. a
the old North School lAo1se, On Piae
ssrest. nsar laird street., IN TIE city OF
seattle, in said county and 1eEFitoFss
Il whiah election viii Be Submitted 10
tue slsssora Of said district the question
Of voting q special TAX 10 furnish Ad-
ditianAl school facilities for said dis
triet. and for ne parshass 81 Supplies
and otheE applianoea and appaEatus Tor
teaching. u gin be necessary 10 raise
Toe san Of ten thousand dollars fer said
purposes. Ths polls wili hs oDened foE
ne Fsesption Of votes at o'clook p ~.
Of said day, and GiIl be kept Opea anti
s o,olaok 3. %. Of said day. All elsotors
il favor Of THE tax gill write ~tax, yes.
On thsir ballots. AEd tAoss oppOae4 "tax.
ao"
Dsssd JAY 5. lss6
ID. h. VAN.
II. q. SrEuyE,
1HoMAs I. MuoR.
DirnetaFs a. rabooi Ds4tFint No. !,
KISS Coansv. Washin1tun Territory.
LxMAx NooDs
iyl0 Clsrk q aid District
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MRs. WINsLow's SooTHM0 SYRUP, for
children teethino, is tue prescription Of
one Of the best female nurses and ply
sioians in she United States, and has
been used for forty years With never
failing success BY millions Of motheFl
for their children. During the process
Of teething its value is inoaicnlable. II
relieves the child from pain. cures dys
enteEy and diarTh0a, gripping In she
bowels and wind colo. By giving health
t. the child II rests the neither. Price
$50. q BEETLE. apz1dw1y
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rn40Ax, suEx MzM-munEra.
y osaloak -soahinR ) Bsns: b.,
loa0- Rsperss frOm shs as.a: d.
e0naltiun and nantla o. tha wnrk.
Atsos-A gpnlntm9at of oommit&eaa.
AETxuHoow--xnzczmS usruzn.
3 o'eIosk-Ths seven Law a. Tsash-
lns-A Normal Lesson; y ". B. 5aoobs
s20-Ths Taaohssss Prsusrs,ssn. bv
Rev J. q. A. Hs1ry, 81 Portland.
x-CIaas WoEks - Rsv. 49, A
Nordsn, 81 PhilsdsIphia.
EvWIsa.
8 o'ciOek-SOnR and Praise servIsa.
eS0-Addrsas b DR.. Wosdsn.
S-Addrsas By v. B. Jasoba.
EnEDas, SUrx 1erM--moszua.
? o'aloek- Orzsnlzatiou and uuan-
izasd business.
n-hsxs eandsy's Laasoni b. ". 3.
n lllI-euss.Aou. ana Answers By Dr..
2 o'sloek-SehoOI Management; b. Dr..
Wsrdsn-
s-Hou = SAN Up the Lessen; By
Henry Plant, Of Minnsapolia.
4-SpiFitaai work h sanday Gohools;
81 DR.. Gilbert.
KVNIna.
8 oselock-sOnR Ssrxios.
eS0-Addresa By DR.. GilbeEt.
s-AddEess b. Rev. ,. Q A. Henry.
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This dfua store, which for q Number
of months has bean closed, u nos
spsnea unaeF . different pFOpEietorship
and prepared for tbs transaction Of
business
IL saaII Be TIE ain Of rs manager 20
eondue2 only FrnsT-clAs2 pscq sfohA,
nd for the furtherAnes Of that obisca
fun line q the paEest 81 draRa WI o.
keps in stsek- TIE FRoPAiKTAAd arc
rou.xr AKzIcLR DEPARTMENT. wil Dc
ever up 10 tie demands OF me paones
And pFiaaa for all goods m oar line tne
mosa reasonable. he fhArnAey =
nnder the maBaEement o. - ola sue
experienged druggist 80 soisess yoas
pstranaza. A. WRTaHT. Manager. iy9 10
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The favor with which DR.. Henley's
Celery, Beef and Iron is met BY the pub
lie Is attributed 20 the purify Of the
compound. and that II causes an effect
As represented TO do. Thousands Of NET
vous people have reaped tmneesurabls
benefits by It's use. Weak women and
OverWoFked men viii find this tonic q
great treasure. DIV
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A CAPTAINS FORTUNATE DIsCOv-

Capt. Coleman, sehr. Weymouth, ply
ing between Atlantic City and N. Y,
has been troubled with cough 90 that
TO Try DR.. Kings New Discovery for
CONSUMPTION. IL not only gave him
instant relief. but allayed the extreme
soreness in his breast. His children
we're similarly affected, and q single
dose had the same happy eject. DIR.
Kings New Discovery is nov the stan
daFd FeDedy in the Coleman househoid
and en- board the sehOoner. Free Trial
Bottles Of this standard remedy at A. B.
SrKwAKT's Drug store. DIV
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BrCKLEN,s ARNICA aAIVg.

The Best salVe Ia the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Hersa. Ulcers. Salt Rhoum, Fe-
yer Sores. Fettar. Ohapped Hands, Ohil-
hlains. Germs and ali Ska EFRptions,
and positively cures Piles, Or no pay
required. Il h guaranteed 10 give par
fees satisfaction, or m01ey refunded.
Price IS eents per boz. For sale by A.
q SHERAnr An
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W.P. BoYD a 90. keep the latest
shapes and styles 10 oorsets, and have
added largely 10 their full assortment,
10 meet the demands Of the spring sea-
son. In oOrsets they show the leading
and best makes, as well as the novel
ties, and We are certain they can please
you II yOu will only take the tFonble 10
look over their steak. ie II
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Sutherland a Co. have decided on re-
firing from the retail grocery business.
and will for the next thirty days sell
everything at cost and under. Capital
feed and 81 kinds Of feed cheaper than
ever Dsfore. The best Oregon brands
OF -four "a per barrel. Choice Oregon
bacon very cheap. Pacific block, Main
street. SUTHERLAND q Co.
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The Executive Committee Of the Pu-
get Sound Chautauqua SammeF Assem-
bly, have engaged a number Of new hrst
class tents, which they are prepared 10
rent or SILL on reasonable terms to any
Who may wish 10 camp 90 the Chautau-
qua grounds, either before or during the
ASSEMBLY, which begins yuly 18th. For
terms apply TO Mr.. A. hAoKSrosH, at
she Merchants NAtionai Bank, on
Front street. le1O
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'sCUE FRzIaHr RATEs"-0uF spFina
goods arriving ~ oheap freight enables
us 70 give the pablo the benefit thereof.
We offer clean. new goods and nothing
shop worn, ct prices without parallel IN
the history Of seattle.
mha1 ToKI.ks 4 STN0KRl6AN.
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w. P. Bonn a Co. are exhibiting q
very large and brilliant line Of staple
aud fancy dress goods this season.
Spring brings with tt always the desire
for many new shades and styles more
appropriate 10 the brighter season. BY
all means visit first tho Arcade when
making YeHf seleotions. iel2
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CmAAxEs v0z DURgRE. vho has con-
dusiod the TOnsorial and Bath Rooms
a. the Occidental Hotel for several
years past, has taksn neW rooms 90 20
lumhia street. Bext shove the enRine
houss, where be vii ~ Glad 70 Weleome
his cid and new patrons. my .
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TIE O,vzsais. SAYS Of Hon. fhomas
Fitsh's lecture % Portland On the = In.
vfsshJe Paiics." Mr.. ftteh's isctnFe 81
II asnaie Han Vas an inielleotnAi tEeAti
noshinR else. II dsa8 win eSointloo,
h answsF % Inasrsnils famaaa lecture,
al vvaa rapleas with logie and hGmor,
and the splendid imaetuattan % lofty
aloauruce. All uho beard u weEN
plaaa~a 20 the Point q entnasiAsui
n. Fiteh ana ha wife has sailed
~ San PrADaisoo. and wial tet1fn q
TIER bore a. TaoouA early nAxs
montA.
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a Ne recent meeting Of The Beard Of
sts. q The Hospital for the Insane
:. 80 cieilsc0oE several contracts for
tss Ter The next three months we're
--se1 Tbs DRY goods contract va
@.sa - tha Landon and Liverpool
W.ese9 hease, the aoar eaatFaea 70
~ ,sas 4 Co, the sapplY q groceries
sotistsas was divided hstween J /.
- $3.50 And Sch uAhAcheF Rtas. ~ Sc
- he eoaiFact for dFaes waa
1870 20 seattle druggists, and thal
sh e 0synpiA
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KEYNOTE TO HEATH.

Health is wealth, wealth means inde'
pendence. The Keynote 10 DR.. Boaanko'l
Cough and Lung syrup, the best Cough
Colds, Pains in the Chest, Bronchitis
and Primary Consumption. One does
gives relief in every case. Take no
other. Price, 800 and 81. Samples free.
Sold BY A. b. STEWART. DIV
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In Coon eHAPB.-Ths steamboat IN,
speeaoEs examined the steamer Evan
eel yesterday morning and found heI
70 be IN drst class order. She imms-
diatelg tsok on load Of cattle, furni-
tuFe, merchandise, ETC., and twelve pas
seBesFs. and leit for Vancouver, b. O.
81 ESQ an. She will hereafter run reg
ulariy between seattle aRd Hane0ugeF.
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RKNovAL.-The Duwamish Dairy Mia
Depot has been removed 70 SIP Front
street, opposite the Palace Restaurant,
where pere s9eet milk al 30 per quart
and sweet cream can behad ct all hours
from 5 8. %. % ep.m. ieI3 In
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TmE rRACMERss INaTIFuFR.

The Teachers Institute fer King
county and the Third Judicial district,
will convene at the Central school, In
Seattle, on Monday, July 18th. az 10
o'clock g. m, to continue one week.
Eminent instructors have besn pro-
cared and an interesting program ar
ranged, and every effort is being made
TO make this the best institute ever held
in Seattle. All teachers 10 Seattle are
required By laW 10 be IN attendance for
the full time. Teachers from ell parts
OF The Territsry and all frienda Of edu-
cation are invited 20 Be present.
%. 3. JoNRs,
HI. SWIMM.
j. a.. TkILoR,
r. O GRANGKR,
Committee Third Judicial District.
o =, JoNKB,
H. O.HoILENHscx,
L. J. POWELL,
SARAH CHATHAM,
iyl0dw King County Goa mitsee.
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AoROss ran MoUETkEs.-Mr. A. W.
Eagle and wife arrived here In An open
buaRy from EllsnsbarR yesterday, after
pleasant trip Of foar days. klE. and
Mrs. Eagle came By way Of She SnO.
quslmie pass and state thas the read Is
Ia good pondition. The worst portion,
Mr.. Etgis states 10 between Seaitle and
the Snoqaaimie. To-day Mr.. and Mra
Eagle drive b Olympia. They will
hereafter make their home on tbs
Sound.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-15

FoR SALR.-HaVine no regular route
for the steamer Arrow, Captain q. Cox,
her owner, ofsrs Der for sale cheap.
She has recently been thoroughly over
hauled and atted Up IN good shape. he
viii ell Der for money OF Rood paper.
MA a In afst class oondition, and wonld
rsaka q usefui boat en- q short ro1ta. %
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-15

LEa BRoKKE.-James Monogue. an
employee Of Terence O'Brien, while as
sistinR in unloading logs near the depot
yesterday met with an accident, result
ing in the breaking OF his leg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-15

Neg spring styles in AmoskeaR, Can
ton. 6inRhams, Is yards for 81. New
and not shop worn c8lioss, IS yards for
81. ToEIAs a SMaKR1EAA. mh90
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-15

ID. T. JuDKKEs, photographer. Of See
end and Columbia streets, IL furnishing
bis patrons fFst-elass cabinets at e 80
q dozen. ap2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-15

Fresh Butter from Foster Bros. J. q.
Munster. n. Wilson and many others.
every week, Is Ohilberg's GrooeFy, SIS
Erant street. nj
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-15

CozFnKD 10 rm BIN FOUR MONTHS,
and almost blind, and cured By one box
Of diimore's Neuralgia Cure. A. b.
SrEWAET. agent. dW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-15

sEATTLK, Jolly IA, 1886.
Oossell mel pursuant % The call Of
ths Mayer. PreaeBt-Mayor fesles.
40 Coancilmen CalliRan, Fnrth, Hall.
Harrington, Lake, Mcdonald and
re Mayor returned an ordinance,
tatlllaa AAr Ordinance 20 Provide for
ike 0onatFuoii0n Of q Plank Road 10
Grant Street. and authorizing the
Mayer and Clerk 10 execute contract
iaalsloF, Wilh q message stating his OBJ
aliens aud reasons for not approving
~ zane.
Decentralization, the said ordinance
eaG re5eOtsd By vote Of sax 30 moth
iae.
Iha CITY Attorney submitted an oFdi-
14aee eatitled IAN Ordinances 20 Pro.
tie tor the Construction Of 4 Piaak
nd la and alonR Eighth aud Grant
Nleeis, 10 the city Of Seattle, eommene-
IL afiy feet sOuih OF the noFth line Of
eock 5, Of Terry's Fifth kdditioa b
g eiiy Of Seattle and extending 20
hi1ds street, 10 south seattle" and
a4leefi1ina The Mayor and Oounoil 30
sxeeale = contract with A. W. BaErsll
efstet, Wnicn, AFTER confederation,
aapssssd BY full vote.
COMMITTEE REPORTS RECEIVED.
kfon Street COMMITTEES. recommend
lne that the petition Of Geo. Newell, ia
sitfenoe 10 TIE alley In block Z, j. j.
Aen Addition, Be granted. Adopted.
kt3m same committee, recommend
- ihal petition Of II. N. HAllaF. pray
~ teAt broadway street b opened, be
Rantad. Adopted.
fiem same o0mmitiee. recommend
nat fempsranee street Be opened
psiiioned fOS by william Hammon
al.
ttom Fire and Water Comniitee, re.
slne that they have ordered the cen
'sacslea Of . are telephone system.
Adjourned.