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STORES. OFFICES SO
Rear Store 1890 Pa. Store room and bas'mt
NV. ESQ 52l 18th St 3
Str&dwg 224S 18th st Rooms IL Is. 9th and
n W., 7r...............,40 Pa ave ......... 20
Store and cellar 2126 9th and Pa ay r. lg 20
14th st, NV. .35. so Stable al. bet. 6S7, a
Store and IT.. 525 10Th Il SITS. nw......-...l2 so
ST. n. 80 SO4 b St ". (shopl 10
Store and dwelling 1908 401 9TH ST. LIST r 10
st. ne. Lenox bldg. rm.
The above is only portion of the property ON my
books For full list call Office for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 18th. Gaul3l THos. Z. wAGGAMAN.
EoR RENr-BY GEO W. LINkINs. 18TH AND II
Il streets.
1ll4 23d st.. rs, BATH range Sc............ is 80
No. Bessels Court, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
1881 St, ........................... $50
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WANTED .-ROOMS.

WANTED-IN THE FALL, BY GENTLEMAN
w and wife, sitting Room and Bed Room, with good
board second aoor, furnished unfurnished north
west section only Address, stating location and terms
Box "a, Star office. aul7-3t
WANTED-AN UNFINISHED ROOM. WITH
w board for gentleman and wife, in the vicinity of
the CAPITOL Terms moderate. Permanent If suited
Address BOARDER East Capitol Station, city. 1926
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR RENT-cooI. AIRY ROOMS, on sEIoNp
bath; terms low Also Table Board rea.onGble ia
18th 81. n ". su17-3t'
EoR RENT-THkEE ROOMS, IsT FLOOR COM
in sdvance. Apply 3l2 Mass ave- n e aul7-3s
LNOR RENT-2D sToRY.THREE OR FoUR ROOMS,
Il unfurnished all modern improvements; also FUR
nished back room; third story 517 East Capitol ST
au17-2ts
Il or unfurnshed Rooms. suitable for light house
keeping or lodging. aul7-2ts
EoR RENT-sECoND, FLOOR, SIC l3MH ST,
until winter opens: sinsly 80 and sl4 aul7-2ts
EOR RENT-A NICE COY FLAT. SUITABLE
- for Light housekeeping 81. 800 d ST. ne 16-3t'
IGOR RENT-THREE ROOMS, UNFURNISHFD.
on second floor; bath. gas and heat; private family
1919 n st nv. aul36t'
Il Beautiful furnished rooms: single or en- suite:
with closets and all modern conveniences with irst-
class private board at one Of the mos, desirable oca
Also large stable to rent
Address A. c.. Star once. aul6-3ts
LOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OR
II en- suite, in private family large double corner
houses south and east 'front.' references required 1o1
K ST. 1yl1-5ws
NOR hENT-TwO SUITES OF THREE ROOMS
y each. unfurnished, for rent; ample closet room.
Also furnished room. Apply at 915 st NV. au11lm
EoR RENT-4 COMMUNICATING ROOMS, THIRD
- floor Of house 635 ID st NV. for light housekeep-
ing $50. Inquire in the store below OF u +. sCHAf-
fEh iy21-3m
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FRANK h PRAYs -HAND-TURNED OPERA TOE
! Button at s1;9s: J. T. Cousins. in Opera and
Common Sense Toes at 5000; and our hand. sewed
$3.50 goods at So SO. At KAUFMAN,S Double Com
bination, 1241 and I243 18th st ae. aul? ct
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PERSONAL.

fEhSONA ALA
PASSENGERS on TIE CAR OR PAssERs- ny
u who noticed . gentleman fall on . Metropolitan
Lane car near the corner Of ~ and & sts Al ~ on
Saturday evening, october -. 1857 viii oblir, Nv
addressing "ADvERTfskR" Star ofics Cornpetea,t
witnesses VIII " p@.a. aul6-2r
WMwILLIAMsGE GEO W. McELFRRsH AUTHOR
w lied Private Detective Agency. Oommuu,csfiops
promptly attended 70 aud strictly onhdentaI once
open AL houA W. NLlLlAMs hnnarer go n nv
my4-4ms
JUsTAs OLD STAND rs THE ONLY PLACE
cold 90 rsspsct~ble price, Address or cal st6 IL q
~. LON
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EOR RENT-BY K o. HoLTzMAA

o41 r St. ID floor, front 937 + St. I'd floor 49, $50
rs, heated by steam.s loo $3.50 ST. I'd floor. 3
941 +. Sd floor. front 99 st. I'd floor. rm Is
heated by steam. 1888 40 La ave-, 10 70 20
Eeg3nt rooms "Sun ~ - La. Sd noor. 10
Building, reproof. 2els- 5l3 It'll Pr 5
vators, heated by steam. 5l3 It'll ST.. 20
from $50 TO 100 each. 400 l3s NJ. w., hall 20
1l9 llth st. Pr. 80 12ll ST. n-w lr. 3
STORES
MAGNIFICENT store. Sun 11tn alb Paw, store a ;
Building, per $500 l1th alb Pa av. store. Is
l10l Pa. av store l25 800 9th st. W., ID
1908 Pa W store. so
for list of furnished houses call for send 10 ofcs
Tor list of property for sale call for send 10 Office
Properly placed with rent OF sale is Literally
advertised free of cost TO the owner.
aul3 4. U. HOFFMAN. 10th and sta n ~
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EOR RENT
II 20l0 U n.w.l4r. .&11i
Sol L ST. NV, 15r.....100
3l2 Z st. n. W., 2Or. LOO
GA 18th st. NV. 12r loo
1886 l4th st. W. l3r. loo
sos X st. NV. l3r....... j
1121 14th st. p.w-14r. rs
1224 l4th stn.w..l0r. 20
ll0:5 II st. NV. 10r....65
221 Sd ST. n. W., l1r.-...6i
go Il st. NV, Tor. go
500 18th st. NV. 1lr. go
1928 h ST. NV. llr.....6o
22l L. Cap. st.. llr. .5U.10
1908 Sth st. Nv, Sr. SO
l14l l. st. NV, Tor. 80
1929 18th St NV. Or. 90
l1l5 Cor. ST.. 9r.....47. &c
1896 Corcoran St, Tor. AS
2l02 II st. n. W.. Sr......4l
1894 Pierce Place, Or. Al
BOB L st. NV, Sr.......40
1904 L ST. NV, 9r......40
407 ID st. n. W. 7r......4a
1914 wallach Pr. Or. $3.50
93l . st. NV. Or. 81. so
1885 18th NV, Sr. $3.50
454 H St n w., Sr. $3.50
aull b II. WARN
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EoR RENT-HOUsEs-

EOR RENT-HOUsES-
Il 2909 y st. NV, Or,
MI, new. $50
3o4l n st., 11r., mi. IS
1917 y NV, Tor, mi. IS
3432 4 NV, 1r.. m.L21 so
1916 Prospect ave. NV,
Or. IN. l...............25
1908 Z ct. NV, Tor. and
store, N. i...............2J
lS26 SD st, Or. ,m.i..2O
iyl6-3m @. II. FIG
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WANTED--HELP

w AIN lEI--nELf.
Inquire p GSpR l. s5ss
WANTED-eOoD BARTENDER, FTRsT.cLAss
:sa Sss % DcK Rsasea SIS
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS ooLoRED MAN
cSHn s'od 1 Ipsnins for right man Apply 1913
WANTED pIcK's AGENCY FOR COOKS.
maids: wnsres. i.undress sssmst.esa nurses.
sm''' ana '''' '''' references els ~ s n
WfNTE .Is COOKS slo 70 $40: CHAM.
ssi sad Ssl0.sd Mss
Lay sas ns
s9ed Pr1hss Cal, an, a. the New York Watch Club c.
VNANTED-A WOMAN TO DO HOIJsFWORK OF
W = email family; must stay At nights Apply ll6
WAANTEppn7A GOOD MAN COOK. APPLY TO JAS
w make himself generally useful aiS 7thst NV.
WANTED-IMMEDIATEL GOOD BUSINESS
with aer
psSPy VIII draw per cent interest Address b.
| WANTED-IMMEDIATET SKIRT AND WAIST
". w hands. Apply to Mrs. E. CIBYRAM. 1922 Pa
Aspg ,. N4KEs
NV au16-3t
WANTED-SIx GOOD HOUSE PAINTERS. IN
w quire OF J. G. LEE. 624 K st. NV. au16-2t'
WANTED-A FIRST-CLAss MECHANIC. ONE
w VINO has had long experience in sash factory, to
lay on odd work, such store fronts. inside blinds
swell frames and sash Only those need apply who
thorouRhly accustomed to handling such work. APP
ply 70 OTTO DUkEk CO., $50 10th st. NV. a15-lw
WANTED-wHITE COOK AND TO ASSIST IN
w ironing: small family; wages s14; location near
city on railroad; none need apply without good city
recommendations Address Box 43. Star Office 5-3t'
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS CLOTHING SALES
au15-3t
WANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK AND DO GEN
" eral housework; references required. Apply at
1SlI haorama avenue. Washington Heights au15-3ts
WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN ON PIECE-WORK
w at their own home good to be made: So
curity required. +. L. W., corner E and lst SITS n
e. au14-6t'
WANTED-BY LARGE MANUFACTURER OF
Parior Suits and Lounges (wholesale). first class
salesman must be well acquainted with the furniture
Star Ofhce. aull -6:s
WANTED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS AND
w houseworkers for Philadelphia New York, Brook
Iyn also white cooks, nurses. dressmakers walters
and solutions, city. +. NJ BURNHAM. $50 1882 + St
au11-6ts
WANTED - DUNDOREs EMPLOYMENT BU-
reau, conducted by ladies, men and women, white
and states. with reference TIT ST. NV. au1 l-6ts
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l0ll roth st. n. W. sr35. 30
- sth Sc. me- Sr. 81
2ol4 18th p.w.. Tor. 5000
lll5 llth NV, 7r. 1880
1889 9Th 81 n. W, Tor. 80
az . st. NV. l0r. 80
i29 h 81. NV. Sr.......2s
SO Sd st NV. r....27-9o
453 n st. NV, 6r....27 50
1l6 + St 3. W.. sr. .2a AZ
21s Arthur p. 7r. %. 40
l43e Pierce Pr. 7r...25.40
sos Bst. ne. Or. .25 40
631 Mass .xv. n. e.. 6r.-2a.35
1890 9Th st. n. w..7r.25.33
400 Boundary n-w..7r .25
PA Mass. NV .n.w..7r. %. 80
1916 l. ST. NV, Or. -. 80
500 Boundary, Or. 22 so
ll6 4th st. ne. Or. .2l.30
500 II St ne. 6r.....2O.50
9ls Q s.. q. e.. Or. % 30
l342 W st. NV. Or. 20. 30
l2l7 29th st.n.w.,sr... 20
Ola c 81. ne. Or. ...l9.50
50 L ST. NV ..6r..........1S
"a Defrees ST.. Or. -. 81
"a fenton ri. ne Or. l3. 80
100 ID st. s.w., 4r.....l3
,h 4 CO. el6 y O. nv.
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EHOR eALE--LOTB AND VILLA SITES AT ROSS
Il lynn 4hs grand11t Of al Washin1tonp suburbs Tor
r's & Z: ~ ~ is;s Co. s +; 3. s's s
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tsVOK kENT-UNFUkNIsHED-
IL 2 lob ST. W.. l0r.55 digs Union sw Or ala
900 ST. NV 81. 80 digs Union Pl. or Is 90
III st. vs. Sr. 81 80 Office 705 stn st
4OS j. ave. Sc, 9r....26 aud En.w
TYLER q RUT HERFORD,
sul5-lm 1907 stn-w.
EoR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE. laos 9Th ST. \.
u W.; 10 rooms: all modern improvements; rent
$50. Inquire at A. EBERLf'S SONS. us 9Th st NV.
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EOR RENT-THREE H
Il 1928, 1880; and 1873.
improvements and CONVEX
bath; Q desirable neiehbo
FRANK L. BROWNING, A
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EOR sALE-HOUsEs-
II 290e q st. NV
hh-. Dr.. new......tl.5O0
1924 Q. b.h.. Or. 900
35l4 Prospect ave. 600
305o and IS N st.. b.
h. and store. 5000
1897 30th. b. b.. Or. 1900
3407 n St b. h.. 100000
The above 10 only q Dor
books- Call for list
tyl6-3m
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fIIIH. FOX a BROWN,
au15 l435 Penn ave ~
NOR EXPERIMENTATION OF THE MOST
II desirable houses In the city. located in northwest
section, overlooking one of the finest Parks Herdics
pass the door handsomely furnished will be rented
60 desirable tenant for year or term of years al
reasonable
Address PRIVATE. Star Office aul5-lws
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AUausr BaRaArNs.

AueUsr BAnaArss.
We are preparing the store for the reception
OF Fall stock. % are anxious to close out our
entire stock Of strictly summer goods. and are
willing to let them go ct greatly reduced prices
Midsummer Clearance sale Of Ladies' White
India Linon Suits, Fancy Sateen and Fine Cling
ham Suits, and Wooden Dresses. which we have
marked at greatly reduced prices with view Of
closing them out prior to the arrival of fall
stock.
Nearly all, If not every single suit in stock
has been reduced in price. and Offering .
grand opportunity to secure . new dress Ut .
merely nominal sum-
To-day we call attention to the following,
well worth your consideration;
Ladies' Navy Blue Homespun Suits, all
wool. light weight. sizes only 80 and 40.
REDUCED 70 ................-........&5
4Ladies' Sstteen Dresses, black ground with
white figures, sizes 81, "a. and 80.
heouced 70 81 30
Ladies' Fine bingham Suits in handsome
combinations of plain. with plaids and stripes
to match. sizes SO and 40.
reduced 70 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
LADIES' WHITE SUITS REDUCED
Every suit must be sold, and If low price be
an inducement these should be sold immedi-
ateiy. Remember, we have reduced the price
on every white suit in stock
One line reduced to s3 rs each.
One line reduced to "a each.
One line reduced to 95 each
One line reduced to SO each
One line reduced to 90 each.
One line reduced to $40 each.
One line reduced to 812. so each.
One line reduced to GA each
One line reduced to $3.50 each.
One line reduced to els each.
(Third foor.)
We have punched a quantity of suits. the
ends OF various lines which we shall offer at the
uniform low price Of $40 each. being in some
instances half. and nearly hale their former
price. The Offering embraces the following:
Navy Blue Abatross Suit, size &c.
Cream Albstross Suits, sizes "a and 80.
Tan Nuns Yelling Suit, size "a.
Med-grsy Flannel Suit, size SO.
Light Brown Tricot Suit size 49,
Heliotrope Cashmere Suit. size SO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29

rHK BUSINESS or TIE RInsT DISTRICT
TAKKN-DEcIsI0ss RKNDKRnD-
An ATTORNEY DnBAnRKD.

Regular Cor. Post- Estslligsmesr.
The supreme court passed down de.
eisiona this morning IN three cases as
fellows.
No. b62, Zimmerman W. the territory
comes ap on error from Goldendale.
Zimmerman was convicted Of murder
and sentenced 10 be hung. The s1.
prsme court affirmed the decision Of the
court below and ordered The sentence 70
be carried into execution.
No. $50, Elder and others W. the ter
FitoFy sx rel Z. Campball. Is reversed.
No. 6S6, @. w. Mohr W. Clark 4 Cue
cts 81 eli. This case Involved this ques
ton, whether or uOs a man 10 entitled
10 lien for labor performed by him
with thrashina machine ana = Grew
Of ueu, upon the grain thFaahed BY
him.
TIE court holds (opinlon BY Judge
Allyn that a man who thFashes grain
Ia this manner IL not laboreR in the
sence contemplated IN section 1875 Of
the code. The Ealine Of the court be
low IL therefore sustained.
TIE c0uEt entered an order disSaFFine
d. p. Ballard from practice in the
courts Of this territory.
The business Of the hrss district was
then called aad No. 527, b. l.. Barker
and wife W. James n. Prewttt was
taken 40 and heard upon the merits.
Olympia, Jan. q, 1883
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Yestsrdsy was 3 rather stormy day, 90
far as the WsatheE vas concerned, but
tAs atmosphere 10 the vicinity Of Jus
tios sodsrbsFg'a office was aaife trovi-
cal. Mike Ward, the we'll known and
notorious character from Tacoma, came
90 before the court on a charge Of OBJ
tanning moBey under false pFetensss.
Owing TO his inability - secure an at.
tefnev and for other reasons, Ward was
sent 10 fail until Monday, when his case
will come or. Ward h nOt unknown To
this city. where be has previously he-
ured in iho police coats. He Is great
hi0, ovesRfown fellow, with . regular
ierFier nne on him. Who spends money
like water Wbsn he has u. and when be
a broke be gets m0ney-and Likewise
frequently gets into trouble over Il.
Henry Lewis and James Dillon were
arrested on q charge Of insabordina-
ton toward the captain OF the steameF
Merwin, IN refusing 30 Submit 10 innoc-
uIation With vaccine. ard we're sent 20
the county jail unit Monday.
ssJohn Dee, whose real name is with
held because not In the possession OF
the reporter. vas srraieEed 90 . charge
Of stealing fnsulatoFs and teleGraphtc
ipslruments. He waa very unctvil.
calling TIE iastice s'an cid Scandiho0-
viap easplpe" and ether pet names. He
vas locked up in order 70 awe his
tongue ehAnce 30 cool Ell. he will be
tried Monday.
Tbonas MalOeey stood up 20 answer
90 charge OF assault and battery 90
ope Harris, and pleaded not guilty. Il
win be able 10 prove. year homer, that
this man Harris assaulted ne sDc that.
beinQ aomeWhat OF an expert a. TIE art
Of self-defesss. knocked him cut"
Maloney did pgUvs iast thai state OF
facts, ana as soon a. be vas acquitted
he swoga Gus . warrant against Harris.
Who wss arrested and aned ESQ ard
cosls.
AndFew Black stcod np and pleaded
Oailtv ts a charge OF dtsordeFlY conaact
while under the ineasnes Of hG1oF. aud
Got SIX daya In jail.
Georre Hughes had not attended the
temperanca meetings this week and pot
On the blue ribbon, Rs be should have
acne, bas instead Of thai be dallied
with The iutoxieatiDg howi and y nov
serving SIX days 10 the chain Gang be
esusp be vas simple drcnk.
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En1sNaaa csafeh sars1nns = Fyfkzsa Ean
0pa1s Essss .<z. - sss = = 4 Eisss -.
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Ne 42EHal mGaEna g - ncesasg 81 - ke1d
4uelenEs = : ,. n. q RFtala. IA
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essmnn Mnsknaia Kpfn,osal cAussh. Ras.
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coznzr tnpn4 an4 eRsll4 glfssla. e II p
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wa Ffl1eA q q =. =. 1octa17 e oAs,E1ian
kadssFoF g s p n. - 98enlna GsHmoa 81
accsuaf O. he rnM perAseg rasaltnas.
TIE asattia nartill cnlm MluIlaa VII e..
IN e \ EanAng snAoof & BElls Hall, NnEsh
~ ~ pan1as 80 frlsnas.
chapel e ~ eeeond HaRsi.a OhnrrA. nanx
sauEA cnrnag ~ gnnaes ana Nla1A ntfassa. Rev.
Geo ". eaznhsn. peEloe-Rreaehing - II ;.
n. All are B1io1as.
Geanalnsxian Bautsm cAuraA. Ruurth ssrees,
besresn RIas nne 0ffrs. nsr. x NelIaa, pas
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DEMANDING 4 RAISE.


When the Oregon Improvement Com
pany advanced She price Of coal, aad
failed TO supply the demand IN this city
for fuel. there was considerable agisa.
lion over the AFFAIR. and 81 was predict
"a from the very start, BY those Who
reason from oanse 20 effect that the
minsFs would demand an increase 10
wages. Last week meeting vas held
b. he Knights OF Labor. and on Tours.
day the Oregon Improvement Company
received notice from ICE employees ~
Fmnklin aud Newcastle that oommena.
inc next Monday they should demand
90 Increase IN wages Of from 10 % "a
per cent. Yesterday q reporter called
upon q representative OF the Oregon
Improvement Company, and asked him
what would BE- done about IL. He aaia,
For some time We have lsoen exoect
ing that q demand for IA Increase Of
wages would he made ar. q that themaua.
aeTaof ihe company hssavfrom here have
considered the mat er very carefully, 40
as 10 know boa ! q act aud what 10 do
when The deme cd should be made. Mr..
hilnef has f.eatSpasiops, am told, to
grant tae miners an increase Of 10 per
eents' Ndieh means an inoreage 10 tue
Gem. ANY Of over $4,000 per moath ia
W&Qes. That offer, u IL hes not alreadv
been made. will be INSIDE on Monday. II
the employees accept u, well and good.
There will be no III feeling and no stop
page of work, but I can assure yoa that
20 conpany In she coal buainess In this
coantry can pay an increase of % par
cent. in wages and ran for any length
Of time, aud what is more they viii not
attempt 10. The company's agents will
appeal 30 the good sense and good iudg.
ment OF the miners 10 aecept what 10
fair and equitable, and II that fails ana
The men still hold cot for an advance
which the company cannot stand, time
alone can determine what the result
will be"
A prominent Knight Of IlabsE Ia
speaking Of Tits matter said; The men
feel that they have as good q right 10
demand Increased pay as the company
has 10 cut them down when times are
hard. % course DO not know shethtF
the miners will hold o1t for all they ask
Or compromise GA snme other figure.
One thing do knov, sad that is tAai
tne miners do rot want 30 shut tbs mtne
down, and they voat do IL as long 40
tee coGpany deals fairly with them auc
elves them q fair end reasonable ad-
vancan
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Thrss days Caligornts mai ana oms
asy's eastern mail sAae fkEsuah issl
night.
TIE pgivnts ca Monssna, n uhieh
games McNsuaht aBd I. y. Oaks eanrs
vest, arrived hese lass niRnt
Rev. s. A. Eliot, Of shs Unltsrisu
ehsFeh, has FstaFned from OlVmusa
erd uiil pgsao5 this morning "a prfis -.
kzli ca the WORK Of q true church.
ne nauy frieadsin ssatsle a. gsss,h.
e. Phinney, yonuz nns.n Who lives
keFs thrse years sec, win Sc eoTrv -
ksaF 81 his death IL Dan Francfsge -
5aaaary II Of eonsur npsion.
Ths seattle Bs4piaai Hsssnu toom-
posed q We tir a. Heesad and ssandi-
naylan bsptiss phuFohes) viii tneet ia
Bells hal, Es0Fth Beatgis. today &c $50
3. a., g W .feh tine 3 eundag school
viii Be fo' ased ard other exercises taka
plaea.
We Alngion Gasp No. l. Patriots
seas Of Am4Fiea, b arranging fer q
80 able cOEnmsuaoTattou o. Washioo-
ana Birthday on FebRasyy q. Tiers
Vii be g public nesting 81 Erya's opsfa
kouss N tie aftefnoon and 8 bali and
snd bsnqsst 10 she evsnsn9 ns Tie Tam
Yeroin ball.
Wesley Compton, fer many years tell
eg OF the 0apstai City bank Of Dss
Molnes. Iowa, b4s accepted & similar
,o ss,a-1, a tee Poaes sound NssIonal
kank. vice James B0ihweii. Feairned.
NJ Bosb rsll vii fesnain 81 seattle and
enp=se il some bnsinsas which will a..
ford him more outdoor exercise.
United States Marshal Hamilton
states tbas be had expeEieneed no am
ealty Whatever ~ indnciBa the British
Columbia authorities 70 receive Al
Bang, the Ohlnaman be expedited the
othsf day. IN fact the government
ansui 81 Victoria recognised Mr.. Bang
asa resident Of that city ana welcomed
him bona.
Charles Cobb, q logger OF l.owalf.
came 10 seattle yesterday eveuina, on
toe steamer Nellie, suflesfna vslh come.
thing with the nature ~ which he waa
not acquainted. D.. Suulth viaifsd n.
and pronounced !. \ waii Developed case
Of measles. Iee man was ordered 20
remain 90 b lard during she night. lie
will Be s.xen 10 the hospital to-day.
- AdAa1ts WIZ W. HAlto = NIAEe
e aeinG interested In the murder Of j.
Il. Brown. Ia Carrie B'edlsy's baenio,
10 Portland, q few years nGo, died on
the steamer City Of New York, while ON
her way home from China. Her body
vas embalmed and Hent 10 San Fran
cisco for inteEmens. Dolly Adams was
celebrated for being the most expert
female swimmer "a California.
In speaking Of the account published
yesterday morning 10 regard 10 tbe
hhsling Of the schooner Allie !. Agar,
IN San Francisco, for hunters vaRsa,
Mr.. Nixan said; The amounts which
the men claim. are justly ne then, but
The schooner is ia no way liable for
their wsRes. In our contract with them
they we're 10 have SO much for every
akin taken, which sam vas 20 b paid
them when tbs skins wesa sold. They
took the aame risks that We did. Nov,
you zee, instead Of the skins being sold
tbey were stolen from as BY Toe govern
mant, and the result Il that none Of us
have got any paw. ! have given bonds
and bad she schooner released. Sha
mnst be Oh her way to the Sound By
this time.n