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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
Health is Wealth.

DE. c. wesfs Nerve and Brain Treatments
guaranteed specific for Hysteris, Dizziness, Con-
yulsiors its, Nervous Neuralgia, Headache
Nervous frostIstOn caused By the use of alcohol
or tobacco. Nskefulnesx Mental Depression
softeninE OF me Brain resulting in insanity and
leading 70 nisers, decay and death, Premature
Old Age, fsrrennsss foss of Power in either
sex. Involuntary Lcses and SpermstOThosa
cansed by over-exertion OF the brain, selfabuse
or over-indugence Zach box contains one
:. sent by rnafl prepaid on receipt Of price.
We GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received by
Is for six boxes, accompanied with s. viii
senc the purchaser our written guarantee to 70
fund the money. n the treatment does not effect
cure Guarsntees issued only by
w. II. TIBBS, DRUGGIST,
sole Agent
i2e Menrce-st., Grand Rapids, Mich
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

rer a-~ cere s1i. tre3 - 80 I'M
r.t~effshet e'eei. 5ri rsios n ssrk s1s
hess eerfal zinz sxin erapftnus kero's
<arsausrii = sever fsils ~ r~~ 1Fef We
= ~aes 1rsrsntee ~ Frics s. cer ecus
Tees arua store. - Ncnroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

Salt rhsum IS compared to q burning
Building oy one who suffered severely. hs
vas completely cnred by Hood's Sarssp
arilla. and Is grateful tor "ths peculiar
medicine" 100 doses one dollar
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

Mr.. Wfnsiew's soothing syrup should always
Re used for children teething Ii soothes tn.
wind collie and "a the beat renedy for diarrhosa
g cents q bottle
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

Na ts-&f ~ rsirs ~ nen's nv She's
Fan@r = >sr Raks fhsr ~ rIsse srt
a. enaR. A. rEacLr a Ca
- @anree
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

AIg1lst - aasAf--so.l shiss. casn s1Sc ~
"a e1sh s1d 41slf4 se3se. seplsz4se
.sssc. 9eesasneE. sl51e Id
lOfu-z4-sE
o.ls-ss.Z zs4e. SO za.ss. Se asksd
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

a1T-t HaesE- kzgmer C4zh. -
Cora -sse.4lF. Csaa. = 5-idl. ssptsz1aeE ~ 81
oft9Dsr 80
0als- s1&tF CazA. l1z. oepLe1csE - SIse.
O. 311f -s4-
Hlsky-1t %
F0fa- sfs41F Casa aad septEEcsz IS 80
0eI8sef txAe4
Lasa-siHAss. e.ss l4a sePesl.sss. = = oeso-
49, faN.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
REAL ESTATE SALES.

This list is furnished 0y ". &. scrionsr.
res estate dealer S. Pssri-sLl
william r. scranton t0 Marcus Bsies
isfs sad sad 81 Jos 8 scrsat0u al
..lizllcn .-.-.-....-....--... EGo
- Iidsr > Stevens ef Al tn Heberi StTafisr9.
los III blx a stevens addition ....... rs
Ano ~ osar Oh Jennie De Gear par OF
oIt smith 81 ar Aliens addition 80
Haian p noIhee to Var Stevens
lofs 81 tac a. fsnks ursss 4 N'ch0ls
Ge0ae Mtrsaal - iosith Sherwood
Irs tarksr sltfIris o. .-.... .......-... s0
1sls = uenasa's sdd.t.on -. 1900
pefrv AraHea 20 Htrv ADRIAN -
sssssvi>iou aI 10. IA Co.'s g Carrl-'
oI1I ... .... .... .......... .. ~
safss s'ucIau to ErurT ScassEna.
lesst. it ts snd g. Hoseboocl's stsn LEO
kiize Lam ID taceo H tesder aIece Laat
So So ti-oi.fs ........-. ..-.-. 5n0
rexref y W esf 'eft ta Leslie n ~ e~frsft
raft ~ - Hvr,a .. 4 30
fazaneft tss.uk CD Hsrmsn xlelnsia-
kel. s6s af SEE "a Parts. %
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

Frenk rs-is~a sf.rv rerre,,
Aatre~ q xfoose. Wlae.,nlns Thieruf E-l1
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
Oge MARKET REPORTS
OusEzflsas ~ Wlrs-fss erzn1
axslas ssrxsxs


Aaz s-Nhs41--4s<s kzEss, eraoG. 1o5ze
d <asr- z6sza<ess .aa<1sf--s @4s 80 AA1 - q
ssossls1ef sz-@ns<ei o~Lsosz, s>ssD~7te
rs-s--.5il Lea ssus.ra. ssss4<e.
PeF4-<i4ss 49, ss~-<x Ne" zz~I - :
and slFons -zsslB asn1ersds ss.la
EEttsf +tslt.F
Ezss-~ll &lst.c
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

be without II
RSAkesu Wanted In All Localities. s~xxtrs
disbursements
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

The fcilcwinz is a iist 81 he marriage
1Ice1ses issoed since isst published. wfsh
tbe nar8-e resi- 6ence When outside fhe citvl
snd azes of the parties,
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
COMPOSED ENTIRELY OF HERBS
A General Blood Purifier.

Positively Iaver aid EidBey Conpsinz Cons1ps
ton RheuEst.aur. serofuls Dropsy btowness Aslsris
Diabetes and al Diseases ARISING irc1 Impure Blood
FOR THE LADIES.
Ladies vii fnd this fsrfecf Remedy for Pe9se Troue
e such Painful soe Suppresec &eRsranon sck Head
ache aEo also for besuyluf tie coaplexon arc Irsdi
atirE Pnp e. snc kiotcbcs suo other ak1n Diseases
NOTICE OUR GUARANTEE
wessy 20 al ny be cenvinocd the have
convinced other fnc coc2 Dot %
letlgn ihe Bscssre snd have cuf money refunded.
fo by al druggists Authorized Caus lecn4
az S5c. sec and . LOO per Package. mailed
eeipt oi price. ~ the
Diamond Medicine CO.,
- sTATE-sT.. DETROIT. xIcB.
Everyone should pscfsse IN their bone and nsvef
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
csI. 3. ]. paRxrg fsrxgErExr, Ell.
caEpfyG THE PENTxsriagT.
The sEsBufsctare OF Grain sacks
VIII yet Be stsemptea-Two Big
Performances by Sells Brothers'
cfreus Yesterday in Seattle.

- w oaSy eansd have f1aaa larger
Ies We World eaTs shezz g0a ener Races. =
sid Mr. Essais sells - a Posr-IxFE1-s-
sEScEk reporter yesterday afternoon, ~
fae eoaeIEslen oF the show. I'VE would
the5e won Z hare been Fassse RON 10 sEsesesi
t5ss heFaes aaHn the Azaz anE ths honae
ssaeseh- sut SC ID he hes. He eoasd Gad
tee people seem fssasc.
Yes, taos were pleased. 5hsese aere nser
500 snea, Euaaea afsa falatreu N TIE less7
il she atseTsas,lu zad 70 less fhSa sa91 n
aaas al aiehs Sssss Bros, came here with
ihey advertised. Taey id ts3s Ia : ailie.
Nos a feature OF the bits was oEftIfed OF
siisEfesi. and sFeTgfaiug cane up fails TO
exsse afloll. A. y esrgts performances, =
was b al Odds tao best ever seeH here. o.
late years eFefscs haze teen -;itlls aUay
ir,lss ishaf ia ezrig 8ats was cons eerrsifas
Indispensable features uaaaeIy. h1s
horses aad gssssd fsdiaz- Sells Hfus have
hsgsA Ia abgg4anee and If the best quality.
Better haze fssek riders fsaa Y ilr Cordoba
AID Jef'tai 10 tiell ara seldom seen. while
william sells Ia 4 trsuaJin2 jockey Ees :
yerg clever The writer. Who asYer
missed a cirssss IN = years j. free to say he
never sHw --h0wieY" arf than G. W
D'Deifs sidlng t~o horses aaa dHying u
more AZ The zane time. The bGrses gal-
tifif-tf NAEFT SD "a tfsr way - ksH%IHAa
chariot races were very exciting ea8
hrodg4t yiyidiy 20 gainG one o! the moSt
thrilling chapters tn Lew galisee's IA.
nous hook. -'Bea -u9r." There are about
four TIRES as many aefpta.s a. a circus
used - carry IN former days, aud everyone
~ them exceptionally fae. tayi. Bogar-
dus and sons are very Attractive features.
Six active clowns are as fanny rs clowns
eau well be, while the elephani sid" ia a
number o. tricks amused old e web As
youag. The wonderful bippopOiami al
mas arr well worth looking az SELLS
bFcs deserve tho large patronage they are
receiving in Washington territory.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14
PERSONAL.

Mr. u. x. Howard IS stiil confined 20 his
home by severe Illness.
Col. Frank ]. Parker, Of the walia walla
Statesman, is tn the city.
Mt George D. shannon, Of Olympia, at
rived by the Fleetwood yesterday.
lAeniesant Mayo. Of the United STATES
coast survey service, spent Yesterday in
seattle
Chief OF Police 5. u. Parrish aud wife. of
Portland, were Ia the piiy yesterday. en-
route home from Victoria.
Major Floyd. cashier II che American
Express Company al Chicago. aud Mr..
Adsiph Lund, ai Chicago, are IL the city
Mr.. Y II. Winston, proprietor Of the
sDokane Falls Rs9sgiE, aud Mr.. :. II. fsttin
gall, editor Of the Tacoma Nsiss spent
sunday Ia seattle,
Mr.. r. NJ Reed. Jr., who went with q
camping party last week o. Lake tushmau.
returned "a seattle yesterday. fie reports
the campers having good tine
Mr.. d. ". Baker ard daughter left Satur.
,lay over the Canadian Pacific railToas for
Massachusetts, aud New Hampshire 10 make
4 long sni1urn among relatives and friends.
Capt. y. nalles, commodore Of The Oregon
Railway 6 Navigation Conpany's siea'u-
shin iieet, Is ia tAe city accompanied by
his wife and niece. Miss sttNefis Incy
leave to-day for Alaska
Mrs. NJ. &. Thayer left yesterday for Port
land. She wiz return Tie last Of the week.
accompanied rs Df. {, l. TEACHER aud
( samlly, II Chicago. who are en- route from
T Los Angeles via san Francisco,
/ Capt g. ~. Holloway, Of Cincinnati, ihg
{ largest steamboat owner on the Chic river
I " DO has been ia the city several days wi
1 leave To day for Alaska, accompanied by
( his son, Mr. Charles HOLLOWAY, Upon bic
return from the North Capt Holloway vii
spend a week or more here for tie puruos'
81 making Investments.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14

. that AZ sorss of s1p-Fs are iass7s;sr r-sas~k
<rses and czsea afs4 - start 0sie on Is
szssi ard ess r-sszEz - Destruction ard ~
all tse F9-tss xzTA rs ftsse<i sasE f-zrzssr,
- : SIS IT fSrfsz SD IS athrexsstssj
female cdatssles ysszarSy kFS4kss ~ tszaxs
: the seFss- Unsg<fussaseiy, xeasseEaea
fzF wife dst<S nos sszars al 81 ny r5esrs
aaa ia gofs1g- If lose say pssitsssl
F.sssiuE Eiiasr--i 4oaT expect 10 see :
iTe@Bf s1ssw cat here Ia tie Wild. 4soaix
Ness. but have u9fataE to do anEiI tAAs
~ beaded gentleman nifa = E-ievafsex
- Sis his eag&zeaseas % ki1s fhr neg -.
perssr a. Z s'esack tits exeail< - II;
while &ssT an heszr o. tsa i1ektng 4. the
setrnn.s. Sls-sx
z iso-tal Writer Ny wife nRse ne
swear before sae wSai4 aaErry ms saAz I
Ssu56 lake her % toe rizc1sE sitter za2r-
rsexe tiar ne a. before. aaEH& ~ al
awful rnisznee. bit / fAG't help t. III
r al = slyrffsse OF +g.ss n - =
Ieier -21ss E sff.ss isssi Z gsesiils 81 Z ys't
Azsa . lie. faT tss telegrapa report y - 3
fezin cszii * until sAe stso.s Is over
Aaas IL. EtiifHf--fs satiexn<Ii- la s-S-sy
for yoa. fsr knar wszEt { 1a-s i Wa *.
70 500 all bat | ain se yoaf Bon sly.
ssVer hresk an eE1zSEeae \ easg71s
ssasf't Come everyday. ans alg. and ! NOSE
tHat SIC 81 ilssfa 70 tie tss-t Il ssia ssaFe
nipf8psf&gilss IS aaG the b4assisal sas dash
Ing easgeSt-ieuEc.
1h5Ens-I zsraa fss the hossi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14
THE GALLANT SHERIDAN.
Impressive Memorial Services al
Frye's Opera House.

SUNDAY afternoon the services az the
opera house in memory Of Gen. Philip II
sheridan, late genera, Of the United
states army. were largely attended. The
interior OF The building was appropriately
dfapca On the stage the Gland Army
altar vas placed. and directly back 81 q a
saeant chair. both heavily dfsi.cd ia
noarnlng The members Of the Grand
Arrsv aud Nsne0's Relief Corps occupied
seats on the lfght OF the aisle. in front AND
me memhefs Of the National Guard Of
Washington sat an tire left A large pic
inrt al Genera. sheridan upunied GA bis
black chargtv was suspend I from the
u ait abasc the stage and tsaPed 90 mourn.
ing, white It large AmCfieHu Tag was
stretched across the stare and altar Tie
desks Of lhe commander and chaP'aiz
we're covered Riih Class and hapers.
Richard Osborn, 81 Miller Post PR sided,
and IS EincAayt acted a. uitu'aui aud
Rev Mr Niass RS e1ap'aln Tbs eNeseit =
wtre impressive, ana Va addition 20 GRE
regular 81 and Army services. consisted 81
fo,tr selections 81 music BY rholr 81
eight voices, addresses hy Rev, Mr. Han
san. NJ N Holmes, commander 81 stevens
Post, and nv Rev J r. Damoui "sarri.
dams Ride." hy Mes. q. T. Wand. She SCI.
vice concluding with the cavalry call Of
~raps, by james Alexander, who was q
buglaf TIA thc regular army
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AT CHAuTAUQUA.
Lectures. Sermons, Music and Boat.
fne

Mr T.. e. Wheeler. secretary 81 the Tenth
District International sunday school As
seciafion, conducted The meeting az Chau-
lauqua al 1880 g. m, saturday and spoke
on reviews. He said that this Is an I'M
portan3 feature 81 sunday school work and
cannot be too highly appreciated by the
teas her and scholar. Toe often is there
tendency on The part Of the scholar 10 re
main at home on reYiow day, The reason
Is that the review is conducted in a man
uer that is unsatisfactory 10 everyone.
The successful teacher 90 superintendent
viii conduct a review 10 such way thar
it will Dc q delight To- sll who attend. This
viii take WORK and patience hut the lFuii
viii DC seen be- Hu Increased saieftss in
every department ~ SUNDAY school 01rs.
saturday afternoon was devoted 90 bath
iur, boating. rambling through t1e wo1ds,
sud Ia egnernl rrgrya'iea. Tic Waite
NlueS iH phat1e 90 Gaps, 3 3defsnu. feA5k
lafrr rarlg a. fes as ii4reua's point.
ans sail Was etiiayti hy an. Ead ls is was
the last ias of tRe NJ bite Wings stay, all
who were stle tnk advantsee Of IT,
CAPT Aaf4derNgtu feos crowd uf Young
fGfks nuf for sa{i iu ths Mah.tap, later ig
the evening These who I'D uut Csre -
sail. fauad pleasure .H ruUius around The
hay u was aH afternoon 81 rsre enjoy
uvut Af7.1 p o.. Prot. Henry Ford, q
M.EAI-Nffa NEtttEfNHA e. NaEANtE ftA AsftHh
prisoa ihe battle az hamT sons MIL
reuu. The defeat and surrender, the areary
march. tle exposure iu cattle cars the
huu4cr ASA thirst, the arrival ana The life
that followed within tbs prison ais. were
giyidly portrayed. Pf9f Ford. While he
described events aud @enes a. they
actually existed. rciraincd from the least
alteinpt Ia stir up uageneFens feeling
AGAINST these who had been guilty of such
daFk deeds The wrongs 81 the past sbould
III lgif with the past Prof Ford j. q very
pleasing anA attractive speaker
SUNDAYS SERVICES
People az ChauiauQua a. wen a. every
oihrf resort. have found Il hard work
some times 70 take recreation. 4 wa, Il
husy week. aud an weFr glad Bnen the
end CAME and brought witb Il day of
rest sunday was perfect Jay
The services In the pavilion were I'm
ursssivc and the Scrinuu and music were
Excellent Al II =. IA Rev, Il, Pomeroy
prearhrfi. \ quArtGtte consisting 81 Mr.
hates Miss Calhoun. Messrs Rates aud
ruryeIl. rendered. the "Anecls song and
cardinal Ncwmsn's hymn "lea3. Kindly
Ifeht" NJ Austin RlrWfN conducted the
+ ChAufauque sunday school ~ s , m The
srhaa1. though nor IS large as ou the prcVf
ous sunday. Wss iuteresiiH- and spirit
F iii sa-uasft gss vas tna1ifCsiad thrSEzaOaf
flit session pGe mtsht sit Macy scao,5is
aua u,,' hui so saie corps 81 teachers -
urrg sWsctt
RS Il i. Bates conducted the Ycsper
r,rsioc 81 = -. ~ sefAtec = flert
ssff{tual ar utssr1 aU'aid ihan this, and
UsalE h ire clei ol TIE evening", s.
fstHr t,.i is auakcr ia z e lHiut- i191 c2's
t-.f4.at ,lua st batter arpTre aftou %
t.f. s..i j Eusits FFat Es0i ie-iIrtd az
q ~ ..s rsr -l1seis 20 A'rahol e tac
i5trzsa sesefa Fn~ eeiure eas ttus
t-s-t-5 B., saaffs pseFarcl D. ~ Atiia-g pr
P
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14
THE NEW ELD0RAD0.
Encouraging Reports from the Con-
connliy Mines.

Mr.. H. &. Walters. Of FilcnsburgA, s al
the Occidental lie has with him col
lection ~ ores from the C0ueoauily isal-
mon -iverl and walnut river districts aud
from other sections extending clear 10 the
British BOUNDARY NJ Walters Is very en-
thusiastic about the CopcOuuliy district,
which l. proving one OF the richest aud
most extensive camps ever struck Ton
siderable capital Is going into the district,
but - yet there arr opfRtianliics q serue
etloa properties az very reasonable ngnTcs
aud frequently az bargains Vow that
steamers have been PM on The Columbia
river. the mines may be- teaehed 10 thi3N
hours from Eilonshureh and large uumls'fs
an docking in Tacoma has Nore capital
invested Ia the GistFict thsa any ufhtf
eity. A great feahy ~ tNc best mtng are
owned ter Tacoma aud taf -silara River
Mul < Mining company use oWtcrs oi e
a gnu c0oreBiratov. Is fteonsa rnaeern-
Nr. WALTERS tasoks seattle sheGia vase
more interest boz tfr miuts rs tant dstfsei
ana make aa clfast 60 srcfse rt-tisfn ~
the trade Ibc 4a lna sHt hafeAas fn
Mineral NHf. arc rattsiaeffH iWa At tae
isn.t valuable rEaNvrtsts PIP Na'srz 81.
81 GA htm also tsfrsllnfHs e caf tf atL
trsn fraFs kiiiita@ cagUtt iaeas ing s
uasoesig iraa al FeFs s'ii.e ger 4ia.ltt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the AUDITOR
ONCE Yesterday.

Vmte lesitruAN.
Twenty deeds were filed for record yes
terday. aggregsting <I6. 1925, an average
OF $S15I4. Following Is he list:
Geo T. Dearborn and wife to b. II.
Protest, lot a. S0mcrvillc, $500.
L. W. Ballard and wife 20 Henry Thomas,
lots I, , and 3 biz g, town Of Slaughter,
and los 6, blk :, Ballard's lst add 10 slaugh-
ter. S67a
James n. Meicalie and wifc to Josiah Col
llus, ir trustee. lots 4 aud :. and " I, of
lot s, * >, McNaughts ist add,siI
y. 2. X. 4. co, 10 James VI. Agar, lots !
and 2, sec !. - - n. r q a.. $40 %.
Pauline slolterheck and husbandto J. Il.
Metealie. IND int tn lots I, ?, g, 1 aud
>, blk .. AcNauEnt's ado, 81 o..
Nellie a. Hnskin.on To Edith J. Gale. lot
l., blk %. Lake linton add. si75.
y. Sehmid 90 AucuaacimeF, lol o, blk
:. Judkiu's ala, SEQ
Nellie Il. B1skiusun "a g. ". Stevens,
log e, rik -, Lake Union add. $40.
MatiEa Miller 60 Miles y. Miller, S
acres VI - If ser -, iP 4 n. 3 c, 500
e. e.. IraKtu and wife 60 49, Z. LWelBud
aud wife, Dos 81, aik lie, j 4. Deany's IS;
add S.VsG
Ffaakliu Miner aud wife 70 Yashon Gem
elery association, . acres ia &c 3 Il nw =.
Of So 6, tp - o, e 8 e.. 4l5.
Famine oi1JtefHee6. guardian. 10 J r,
Mcttaife. en- Und ?, jas ia lots ]. =. g, / and
j., blk .. Mcknight aid, Sl,p-t
VIM. H. ileweiiyn. tgustee etc. SO Frank
h. B1armaa, and # ~ al ~ Z of
secs, and NV OF uW ef SEC =, ~ = n.
rde. SI,e9A
yoscph Il snow To Frank h. Hoarmaa,
uud int ia ~ Of sw ~ SIC S, gal
nw / OF NV Of s-e l.. ~ - u, @.
sfefa
William Reese aud Wift 60 Frank D. Boar
mar, uud insw OF So Of see s, aud
NV :, OF uw Of sec l., - - -, = 4 e,
yi,000.
Josiah Collins, ir. trustee. 90 Edward B,
Downing. lots T. :. and " uf let 3 bis ?.
McNauEht's Isl add. 5000
y. Harrisos aud wife Ia Chautsuqua as
semhly. lots 3 and 4, sec {. ~ y u. 3 e. eS
:pilHs 10 acres heretofore sold out OF los
A. 81.
T. q Hall and wife;o Frank r. Boarman,
uad /, iuI of sw 81 sw Of sec :, aud
nv ef NV 81 see Il. IT, y "a. - eel .n09
{ oliver Hail O. Frank y. Bosrmsn. gnd :
E In So Of sW 81 sec :, aud aW 81 NV
!. II see IL g. - n, 4 4, sl.ceN
Vim. II. LeWcilyu and wife 20 FTsnk r.
{ Baarman. und /. int ia sw Of sw a 81
see $. ami nv 81 nW OF sec II, fp p n
rae, Si-uao
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SHOT BY AN OFFICER.
The Punishment for Resisting Ar

The Punishment for Resisting Ar
rest.
sunday evening number OF tughs IN
dertook 10 raid an Indian village near The
gas works, and when Officer HUFF attempted
to interfere three OF the dad men" set
upon him and commenced using him pref
" roughly. The quarters we're 50 close
that he could not use his club efcetually
and a. soon as he got an opportunity he
pllled his revolver ana commenced a
lively firing. one OF the fellows was shot
thToagh the wrist. after which the three
were marched 20 jail and charges 81 dis
orderly conduct entered against them.
They claimed To belong 10 the circus. bat
they are probably hangers on.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14
THE PENffENfIARY.
A Movement TO Establish a Brick.
making Industry.

Col Ffaak J. Parker, president Of the
Territorial Board Of Penitentary Com
missi0ners. Is IN seattle. He reports the
Walls Walia grain crop fully up to the
general average aad better than asual, be
cause the berry Of the wheat Is fuller and
plumper than ever known before. The
dr. weather eafig In the season proved a
blessing IN disguise as il brought about
this hlxhly satisfactory result lie thinks
the shipment % grain from that valley
will D. greafer thai ever before. Harvest
j. Ia fan blast and the farmers are re-
iJieing Al the high prices they are receiy
lag Tor their grain. 30 much fruit Is .eing
shipped cut OF the country this year that
there is hardly safileien; left for hoine con.
sumpiion. Real estate Is fairly active aud
prices continue firm.
THE FESrITgSTiaRY.
In speaking Of the Territorial peHiten-
iisry, Colonel Par &c said; Tine eomIais-
sIonefs are working hard 30 make the In
stltuglon partially seifsnpp0ning. They
purchased about ttelo worth Of brick
machinery aud the fifai kiln 81 brick paid
for L. The legislature appropriated -. 900
O. be expended in machinery flr the manu-
facture ~ gfslH bags 0ut Of ilfe. I went
20 California aud after thorough iu-
ycstisatioa Of the Industry there. con
eladed that q would prove a failure II We
undertook il here We only have 10 con
vieis. aud 10 would require at least 80
operatives 20 make the industry pay.
Then we would be compelled to
eonpete with the peritentiaries
Of California, where they have
lsrgenumhcrs Of skilled Chinese prisoners
engaged ia the manufacture of grain sacks.
! shsll go before the acxt legislature aud
ask thar the appropriation MADE for the
juie industry be diverted IL the purchase
81 iirsl-class brick machinery, thus enab-
ling Us ia make pressed brick fully equal
10 those imported from - Louis. With
tbls improved brick machinery am eont-
dent we can make the institution selfsus-
thinning. We have bought two acres Of su-
pefior clay land, near the peuiteptiary
grounds which will BE- suincient 70 supply
the necessary material for many years 10
come. We now have orders for million
aud half OF brick, which we cannot sup
ply. Halla Walla builders favor the en-
leFpFise, and we arc meeting with no oppo
sifion FROM any source.
Eve purpose building a large brick
workshop tails fall, 20 be heated BY steam
and lighted By electricity
"Do the c0nyiCis raise their own veg
etabicse'
I 80 far they have not, We have 100 acres
Of good land. but We are short Of water.
F As soon as we can arrange Tor an abundant
: supply 81 water we viii farm all the land
not covered by buildings.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14
A STRANGE OVERSIGHT.
An Error On n Deed Go thc Govern
snent .tu~t discovered


several scats asV, Whcn - taiita
aiss government purchased tract or
1sua so y Nti5's island, i earra-He3 ta-
tsl scres. bst IN inaSlae VUt she acts3 an
errsr WAS tiulc sa the description 50 s-dt
but 60 scrcs were Transferred. ah's eFfoF
Was dis. avcresi fas Nefss axe. a1d tee
matter rsuofted % Washington. BEES taF
facts uaurr 1aia ta-fsr' 3hf attorney kFNesats
~ IL tsuc.s u.r,stc So Omitted -is'e, pnuseeut
tne Agfegres Waitr Sc s-lssee'sn oui inf
fnsttsF AIR Nestc ,atraFt eHat She
ersntae was sli'i a'ife asd residing ai SitE-
Hug. Assistant Atgaguey Ngula2 has evNy
"a ~'.,rifuz e. guaeaylsr to fsve the mistake
refJifss and 10 tte eFsEleE refuses b. Tet-
lf}s III. 8 lll} lp cstUi,N uiN b. 3 .e.i 90 ean
nj h4rz Al the 0aiiaiags amt i0ipsaS
irrais a gas Island ar un prer aa
sse,tesl Ia tsa luiitt S;Ss Nr Mhsw
! Socrates rulEGshss ia ettuAs ihe NAV
So sfratehtEas4f
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-14
coNING TREAT.
= Rare Cutting Go bc Engineered b,
New sYsuer Men.

Ncwsrsuer Men.
N'ssrs. has'ou. WaH stewart aHl Rams
'sil Iaeoma ueusrarcr Hyu. have in-
essaia'ed = syheme ttr giving tEc elazsrs
y ise0ma and seattle % lsse outing They
.s'e chartered TIE elegant slgsmor
Aissaan ioy Sunday, August 2G she gi %
var ircm tacoIna abog, 9 a. pa. aad nesrh
S@N.e 60 1850 AsieE q Stop here suai.
s.ssaaaly 'one to take cen the crowds wSo
= - % waiting. >Hr W. 40 steam tn fori
aNWsscud where 1850 os iAtve hauiS Wiii
n. ithl Then 2 ula VIII Pc Gate uut
~. ttc straits, ard iuc RETURN trip wrf Dc
80 ~ the hEit % jbe HAharvess n'een.
aisi eiAss hand WEB hc aiuaed Ooai
sses.t' sONd g,H8Ya8N thr magnificent
.stS5s, especially hS Wooahghj. sud ihg
,,sy' l.ent Recommendations on The slealsrr.
~. a. AZ lcrd go inukv iAc trip "a coli htiui
~ - objectionable persons wiz bc
elleafyi abosri aftlc w{U D. -vgs he'd
- MT sciufu al about ftr m