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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-02-23
From lo8 to 1875
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100 Doses one Dollar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-04
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BREvITIES.

Tie firm Of Hatfield & Carton has been
dissolved.
Dr. J. s. ". Smart. aud not Godfrey
Smart, received the Republican nomina-
ton for coroner.
The steamships Willamette, Elder. Idaho
and Mexico are IN port, and the Aiki Is
hourly expected
The steamer Delta made her trial trip
sunday, aud gave good satisfaction 10 her
owner, Captain Brne.
Messrs. Lowman & Hanford have re-
moved their job printing office aud book
bsndcfy 10 the second door of the new
fesier block. NH street
Mr.. J. g. Mccain. one OF the proprietors
Of the Green River Hot Springs hotel.
writes that the report that he had sold his
Interest 10 Mr. J. ?. Juis0n, is a mistake
several members % the First Methodist
Church choir left last evening for What CON
10 assist a, a epaeert 70 be given Ia that
city. They VIII return 10 Seattle Thurs day
Services conn emofatinE the Jewish
New Year VIII commence tomorrow
evening a, $50, az Pytbian Hall Rev. S.
Hyans, OF Victoria. viii deliver a lecture
In English. and another al II E. IA. Til urs-
dag.
The cid steamer Libby has been laid up
az Port Townsend to undergo a general
oFerhanling ~ T. Said that her com
poEsd engine, will be replaced b. a fore
aud aft compound engine. Moran Brothers
received new circulating pump for her
yesterday. costing $500
&. r. Bahntagc aud olive Olsen went 20
Victoria yesterday, 20 identify the jewe lry
found On the person arrested there a few
the man Is the one woo burglarized Rev.
Clark Dasis's house few days ago and took
several hundred dollars worth OF ieweiry
and cash belonging 70 them
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-04
PERSONAL.

Mr. Alfred snyder left for visit to the
East yesterday.
Capt Penfield Is rapidly recovering from
bis recent severe injuries.
Miss Annie Hall of North Seattle, will
leave 20 day for Berlin TO take two years
course in music.
Mr.. Leigh K. Freeman, editor OF the
Washington Farmer, published at North
Yakima, IS in the city.
Miss Carrie Rice, clerk in the probate
court, is spending a couple Of weeks In
camp with friends at Janiafa
Mr.. George Z. Place of Los Angeles. pub
Usher of the SOsGtAerE California Ga.de
Boot, is spending few days IN Seattle.
Mr.. Charles A. Kinnear left yesterday for
Ann Arbof. Michigan. TO enter the uniyer-
sity. He will be ahsent from Seattle
about two years.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kinnear and son,
left Yesterday for visit To their old home
IN Columbus. Ohio. They went via the
Canadian Pacific.
sir. aud Mrs. :. T. PTindie and daughter
Of Calayeras county, California. are visit
ing Al the residence o. Capt. William New-
hall, Al the corner Of Second and Union
streets Mr.. Priadle viii return to Gala
veras Thursday. Mrs. Prindle and
daughter win remain in Seattle about two
weeks and will visit her sons at 0rcas
island.
Among the visitors in Seattle at this time
are Messrs Georges Delbruek and Andre
Monuier of Paris, France. Mr.. Delbruck
Is under commission from the French gov
eminent 10 study certain industrial and
social problems in America. aud visits
Seattle 10 prosecute inquiries here. Messrs.
Deibruek and Monnier will go 10 British
Columbia for ten days and return here at
the end of that time for visit OF a week
or more.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-04
A SERIOUS GRIEVANCE.
Edward Peterson Says He Was Kicked
on OF 4 Train

81 was kicked oG train today aud
badly hart, said Edward Peterson. driver
81 Mcy@rnhaUr's BAKERY waron, and
want yau % pBi il ia the papcr. I was
among those who weut io the picnic al
Baycuua park. Ia the evening a freight
train camc along, and many II rs thought
Il was oar tTsiu. large number Of young
fellows gat aboard aud I was among them.
The conductor or3crcd us - jump OF. and
wc iii so. Que by enc. when Il came ny
turn tbe train was On tresile. ana when
tlr conductor orsierGd me us I told him -
wait }i we Fcschcd level ground auA I
would. 80 that he gave Ias q vigorous
Kick wih bis foat, and sent mc overheard
iato guich - feet deep, where / struck
ON all faars. aat had tive ~ my fingers
badly cat sud nay new clothes ruined
Nhrn I reached town / went 10 laigc
Satlcrhcrg aud told him about t. lie told
me O. sac the company Tor SO damages.
and that is just what ! am going ~ DO.
tll see u a passenger has any rights whlch
these conductors axe boaud "a respect.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-04
coMMYNcTD PICKING.
Z, Meeker & Co. Find Better Yield Of
Hopa Than Antinipated

z Meckcr & Co berun rlc8ing hops yes
tef,iay, at Puyailup, on some outlying
yards, with y pickcrs. The hons yielded
better than expected, ana are exceedingly
fne for early picked samples. A member
of the arm was In the city last evening and
of pickers, over loo OF whom are whites II
every grower would provide shelter for
white pickcrs aud encourage such help to
20 90 the hop fields there would not probab-
N be such scramble Tor Indian piekers, as
eau now be seen GA the water front OF this
CITY eNrrN hnH.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-04
HE Will NOT RUN.
Mr, Ronald Positively Wants No Office
Under the Sun.

Prosecuting Attorney Ronald was asked
last evening regarding the reliability OF
the ramor that the Democrats were deter
mined 10 force him 10 accept the nomina-
tion for representative IN the Territorial
! council made vacant By the deciination Of
the Hon. Joseph II, Foster Mr.. Ronald
vas silent & moment and then said "Well.
have heard some talk about the delegates
from this Judicial district nominating me
at Elicugsburgh tamorrgw, bTt ! told those
who approached me that could not run,
but that I would DO wEat / could for the
success Of the ticket As told you before
Y did not dceliae The denomination for the
prosecuting aiforneyship 90 accept any
other Office, and I siiii stick 20 that. |
want rest and I've rai 20 get out OF Office
90 get H. Pm wnrn out ASH cant stand u.
No. 1 don't know " no viii De substituted
to till Uncle loc's place nn the legislative
ffffk rf -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-04
THE TERN LApsrs



The August term Of TIE dirsrsrs rnr,,
has been adjourned from day 10 dav fs-
six days in Succession BIZ Clerk fe4seer-
wood and Iapsed saturday. me prrs
term VIII not commence until fhe asss
1oDeas IN February, and II . judge shall
y appointed prior 70 that date, or one Of
the other lidgrs shall eieaa mp his business
at home 40 thai he can come here, a special
term viii probably be held. something
Wlu surely have 20 be done before tsse
February term 70 dispose az tlss, acs.s,rss,.
sAtfs business. In ease Il + decided .
hai4 special term. It eanaJt coraraeaee
until y dsFs after the entry Of the o-sier
and rGblisssiea % the n0siee. TIE rrxua
and issfEi luf9r- from the last regular term
WI - Obliged 70 seTTc. All eases uh9rh
Faas b. tried a. rszsliar term mar Be- dis
Pese1 Of st \ special term New eascs an
being allied 20 the docket nearly every
DAY aad Is IS Assuming anw.eidy ps0Dos.
fious
srlIL - THE DAzx-
Everyone seems 70 BE- still IN The dark as
70 the Probable sseeeEsfBi candidate for
tae chief iussieeship. Among fh0ss mos.
prominently mentioned in this ferrftorF
beside Mr. w. X. Andrews asld Ns.xsr-
y. l.. s5arTssieiu Of WAila Mafsa are John
r Juds3n Of Tacoma. The chief reason
Tor the appointment % each ia his hide
.
Of either for tas position are not s2okea
very highly OF by Bis best friends There
u a little qsiet talk % the effect tia, judge
LAagford mas be promoted % the chief Jus
ueeships but this Il not very eaniidiy r.
ceiyefi. especially By the me nhers Of the
Da-. Tney w0nld much rather see
Judge Allyn elevated, and many are Of
the opinion that such action wsaid be the
best possible course 70 pursue. although if
Is Understood that Judge Allyn l. In no
sense candidate for the position.
Oregon Il Understood to have several
candidates. Including ex-Judge r. p
prim of Jackson cosnfF aud Col. W. H.
Efilnger and cx-fnige Kelly OF Portland
Col. Eshuger j. presidential e,eci0r on
the Democratic ticket and won his title ia
the Confederate army. Tne-e would prob
ably be considerable opposition. however,
70 bis appointment from the oregon
Democracy. Judge Kelly Il very popular.
and viii probably have the united support
OF bis party IN Oregon II he decides to
enter the race In earnest He IL considered
a strong and able maa Mf. Andrewsss
boom seems TO have collapsed premafureiy
It is generally understood that II was
quietly puactnred by prominent federal
ofiice-Eolder In this city. The general sen
tiInent continues 10 be that the new chief
Justice wiz be appointed from Indiana,
where the influences OF the appointment
will do Cleveland the most good IN the ap-
preaching election
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cAy.T cnpR WITH ALLEY.


-ieasznueh IS Hx have no Dem
osrzfic Fafes. WIZ give xoa little Inside
news in regard 10 onr r.4rfy.~ said q we'll
Informed FssEaoezat Eesferiay. -Yoa SEE.
TIE -4rk and 6ie cf she Dezaee-assc ra-fr
ws9 are n sympathy with the p-sxszeut
rsalsze tbRf Il all b an insais to the ass-
Hinkst-aisoa 70 serozaSsate Chzrley yoor.
kseys f9- the deiegz-eshis. On account Of
the e5aea rEpfare between HIN and the
president. and therefore Consultation
was recently held among the proras-
neas members % the party 70 de-
eide GA = sUsfahle candidate Mem
hers Of tsse Yarty were rr-sers fr,,rs
al sections. and two fhsnzs weze
Geci5sd on, that the Democratic party
should rsAke an aggressive Sxsf, aud 81
tAat Host. " IL Waite OF SEATTLE vas the
os.lY suitable candidate 70 pat foras-s Al
this time. When this esSueifsszo. was
reached. a delegation waited on Nj white
ssa asked hlsa II b. Eoald aeesps the
nomination II u were rendered 10 him
Mr.. Whites reply was substantially ike
this
seVLnS'T EE rrf " II ~ KNOCK 50 20 IN
There are rasny rtesoas y ord ueriIv.
would be proud 10 se the Democratic
standard bearer ia Washington serritarx
bEs st the present tine I izust decline
the prosfered hoa0r, and fO- this
reason: when I rua for an Office I
want 10 BE elected II read the
signs Of the times correctly. Hon john
H. Allen j to BE- the Republican nominee
for that osssee. and Eefs 80 understandable
10 the masses OF this territory that /
reaiize ! could rot beat him. no matter
how aggressive a fight | nigh: make To
be candid, | DO not believe there is a
Democrat IN Washington territory who
can beat Allen for that office. aud ! sim
eerely hope the Republicans viii get info
a quarrel at their convention and uomi-
nate some other man Alien Is tie only
candidate in the field would have the
least hesitency in tsckisng'
AFTER the committee received this
answer from Mr.. White. 3 conference was
held aud il vas decide. 10 nominate yoor-
hees."
NE WHITE Acx&D~ LErssEs IT.
A reporter called on Mr.. White last
evening. and detailed 10 him the above
conversation. Mr. White did not DENY the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded az the Auditors Office
Yesterday.


The most notable transfer recorded for
some time was fled yesterday al the au-
ditoT's Office. II is deed from D. II.
Gilman 10 the Seattle, Lake Shore &
Eastern Railway Company for right OF
way 100 feet wide, back from the United
states meander line and In front Of lots /
and ,. section q, aud lot !, section -, town
ship = NORTH. range s east. at Smiths
cove. and the consideration is $500 IN
cluding this eleven deeds were filed yes
terday, aggregaung s9sl "a -, au average
of$4S,199 IS. Following is the list as fur
nished by Wood & Osborne, abstractors OF
titles;
ID. 7. Denny and wife 10 Oscar 4. White.
LOS I. blk l, East Park add, sec
Peter Kirk and wife 10 Pacific Invest
ment Company, 8 ofsw'4, sec ?. tp Il =,
RE, $40.
lots and >. sec 2, tp Il n, r. 9.
United States patent TO Thomas Arm
strong for lots ?, : aud 10 and nwi of SCI
of sec 2 Up q Il. RE
United States patent 10 James T. Arm
strong fer lots 3, 8 and and mes Of swi
of see ., tp Il n, RE.
sarah Z. Denison 10 Emma " Clark, lot
,. blk Is, Comstock supl add, s7ao
l. r. Andrews and wife 10 Emma NJ
CLARK. lois 2 aud 10. Blk II. COmStoek add,
sIi2O
Frederick Wolf aud wife TO Albert
sehlossmaeher, e. Of 81 OF sw'. Of nwi I,
of sec n. - . n. r e. $50
Seattle Masonic Cemetery Association 70
". L. ThofneIl. Dos sd Of the Seattle Ma
sonic Cemetery Association. so
E. NJ Wharton and wife 20 Julia r.
Whitehead, 70 feet Of lot .. blk a., u. T..
Dennys Sfd add. Sz019.
william Coehrnne. sheriff, 10 G. NJ Hal
Ter. lots aud Z, blk ;, \. A. Deuays add.
S.S4I5.
william Cechaue, shcria. 10 Dan McMil-
Ian, BIZ e.. Mayuard's Lake Washington
add. $50
A. A. N!ckersou and wife 10 Il. c. Hewes,
lets 6, and :. Blk =, Ross I'd sdd, $500.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER The county
commissioners yesterday authorized Lncius
nag to build two bridges ia Cherry valley
az cost mot exceeding $500 An order was
made placing seoo0 10 the bands Of the pur-
chasing sssat for the paylrcnt 81 current
expenses, and be was also authorized to
pas properly sEbsJsusiasad claiEAS for
scalps Of Wild animals.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-04

SUNDAY MoENiNs rritE us fir.--A prize
fgat ;ook place ca NashoE Island tariy
Sunday morning between T. " Ward. s
s., attic back driver. snd Tacoma sl2srer
named Mike Braupan. The 1slI WAS
Witnessed by ahaRi les persons, aud At the
cnt 81 the ninth rouod brokc mp ia =
seucr&l rev. Ia which 40 blood gas
SMILED Both combettauts wcrc consider
ahiy bs1ised bat aoi seriously iHiuFcd
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Go-rEL sTF tgEs--Tac uA-hincgy aud
bollcr pa, beau placed in liltle gospel
stcausrr called tae 'Hallus tnil; by Rcv.
pliRerga ~ Nsshou island she Is & feet
hong 81 iecI dc aud !rci depth cf hC'a
she has suficicuf POSER aud is G1w rrs4y
for her spTrr work. Rev bnworth OK
ysregs 10 use Eer e. hiS religious w5fkS
atCu; TIE -oUu1, aud Gceasts whtte he
oWrs aCr sac VII uevCr D. caEagri 10
sEuusssIu
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uEIiE NnT ace.

Vow j. your chance - see the country.
Purchase G. A. x. excursion tickets 70 Co
lumbus- o.. and return for $50 These tickets
are go.d % return via the Northern Pacific
railroad 0r via -. Louis, Kansas city oE
omaha over the Unioa Pacific ~ Denver
& Rio Grandc. aud nreEon Short line. or
via California L. Nj. shasta route ard Port
land. Tickets on sale on September Sd
sih and Sth only. Through train with
Pullman and free tourist sleepefs leave
seattle StpscmbeT sth. Apply fos sleeping
accommodations ia time. and get further
information Of A. ChilberE. ticket ageut 81
Northern Pacific railroad, corner Nil and
Commercial streets
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-04
TWO NEW CORPORATIONS.
Scheme to Insure Real Estate Titles, and
One 10 Ilnnrove Ravenpa Park.

Articles Of Incorporation OF the Seattle
Title Insurance & Trust Company ~ Seat
Tie were aled at the auditors Office ycsieF
day The capital stock is S&Q,eo0 IN tl60
shares. aud the ineorpeFsiors are IL
Baker, 4 Macintosh, e y. Hagley. john
5 Masses, Newell a. Noon,. l. J Ilcateu-
hcrc. " H. Moore, K. \ Neiaddan. g. N
Hauiurd, A " hooks, watson e. squire
=, II MCNfuWs l., j. CaimHn. George "
harris u T. ilolm'e ard W u Pumphrey
The trustees are e. 81 iianiogd Watson &
squire, Lawrence J, C0lwan, William II.
Moore and II + taktr The schclae Of the
company + a uosel one, a. less, in this vi
entity, ana was conceived hy Mr., II =,
Baker n Is primarily 20 insgfe real estate
tiiies. Instead - gr,tiuE an abstract one
can secure policy iusuriug thr title. Al
OF he county recorts wil have % De
searched ~ accomplish this, aud the qHcs
tluns 81 law WiH hc submitted TO am al
sis0ry board ~ lawyers The company
also aims 10 own and iayesi money ON lls
own account. as well g. ia she capacity of
ascent, t. acquire. Improve and sell prop
cty, reai aud personal; IL aeccpt
ana execute trusts pursuant 20 orders,
judgments aus DEGREES ~ courts, acting As
serni, giiorngy-in fact, executor. admins
traief, trustee, assigncv, rgcciVcr or guar
dian.
Articles incorporating the Ravenpa
Mineral spt'uss aHa Pack Association we're
also tiled. fie incuSpofatefs aud trustees
Hfe =. A. Turner, George nDfici. II II.
Lewis, A. " Eagle and q NJ liallsT. This
capital stock IS sio0Q9 Ia si00 shaFes The
principal object of tho company i 10 i'm
prove aud baaiify kaVsuuH PARK shd de-
Neiep tbs miuefsl wells ca the land. thus
making u health nad pleasure resort
ASStyusstEY ENERCisEs o. The ami
Nefssry services If the Young Meas Chris
tlan Association sunday afternoon ~
tryes opera house, were lsrscly attended
~ PERSONS lat rgsicd ia tue WORK Mr. NJ.
70 tuittfi 70 Pasadena. california. made
~ a1ife,s uu thg WoTk ~ tuc association
"a Dis elty aud discussed az length upon
tae ohiegts tos which the association WAS
ea5t' evorTn Cater. seesrinS ~ The 50
a!t'e branch, fcad % yrry zIsiiiyiag Tepori
- the wors and progress hcgr hnd ihe
financial condition IT The Institution
THE BopA, EgUSGp otrR.-E. A, Turner
YESTERDAY tanned ibc ivsoks Of the city
Treasurer oalee over 20 Isaac Parker. bis
sncssssgf. q rarSaf Is at present oscu-
Fllas partition ui the c3iE CLERKS aaicc
Guy 1911 take possession u the feans 20
ffeSast U,,d as police headquarters lu
Jew aats' vixen tlt fa.ig2 VIII HetC 90
NNns lN iiIr ueN NsSier block The lura-
$50 90 ter CLERK g auA traSurry'S Offices in
.ae same hujliiuc viH he deciagi con
Nehiviiee 20 tav SENEGAL rrhGc
Psrm3N ua syiL-pr. g. r. Nipos.
soa7aiaa Of the i+gsou sad estate e5 Al
lftes Wake o sa Iuas. Yesterday Eied 4 pc
uuoa in thc r5atate eouss FOR permission
q seitiaC rgsi estate b. loUsjls ja BIS part.
NuileisJihs ct fle EariI Eslf &C. tEt ssuih-
eas' 9nArirr yf s.gt.oU @ Gaa tho uu-t3 fHt
y, rs northwest susner az scr,er 81
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wrTHnnAus Fas EsrtEEs- The sssala-
shlp El.tc-. roW .a past leading uQsl Tor
Alaskan rlHte sa3 qlacgA IN The iry 8ock
f1 san Prs lcfsrc, ut-eu she eiii rretvu
rev l-a1ers aul euziuVs TIE excursion
ssasf1 Is EHw Will u1EA Over aD1 = is
isaaeat are if1ha aai Aac9a VIE Pc srl-
rs aA1e -a f.rfa-al t1e sastlrr ra the
r,srt-.eFsi -crr--
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Intending - give Mp handling certain
lines Of pianos and GflzsHs and wishing 20
condcnse car stock IL that line. we offer
our entire sg0ek Of pianos end organs az an
Immense reduction IN price, either for cash
o. iustallgner's. Intending purchasers
" ia DO wi 10 call aud examine ctr stock.
\. Hansen,
Ycsles-Laarv llsck. Fronl slreet.
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LABOR DAY.
SUCCESSFUL INAUGURATION OF THE CUs.
TOa OF OBSERVING 1T.
Seattle workmen Have "a Gala Day
at Eaycnna park~A Fine Process
sion, n General Good Time. and
Everyone Returns Satisfied.

The inauguration In seattle yesterday OF
the custom OF Observing the first Monday
In September A. Labor day was an uaquali.
fed success, and he DAY will probably
never be allowed 70 die out Of the calendar
here. The procession formed shortly after
2 "a. M. IN two divisions. The first was led
by brass band, Grand Marshal Ammunds
aud g. delegates Of the Central Labor
Union, representing ~ Seattle trades
unions 1hen came the Coast Seamen's
Union. dressed IN neat uniforms and
carrying an American Tag and
a handsome kiik banner Follow
ing were hbont lao members Il the
iaugshoremen's union, wearing tasty TO
sets. and then seattle Lodge 40. /. United
Order II American Piastcrvcs. The mem
hers Of this soeieiy ART the only workmen
81 Seattle who are wofklps under the eight.
hour system, aud thuy carried several sig.
nihrani banners, The HFieklayess' Pro
teeIiFC aud Benevolent i'ni0n 80 l..
hrunghi M thc rear ga the dVt division.
sEcpNn uWisi0N
Another band headed :hc secoud ditfs-
iofs and follow lag were ahuRf fifteen mem
beers % the t!gasmakaTs' un!oa. wearing
blge ribbon taaRcs and tel rs W. E.chie-
berg seattle typographical Union No.
~ wore fae badge 0f ihe order aud made
good appearance. There was osiv a sanll
Delegation 81 ear X ultfs hut tsiS ialiuss were
ont ia si1li force headed By J. Ajax. The
iron mouidefs nuiou was we'll rcprus nted
Rnd carried attractive siik hauner The
tia, sheetirou and corniec workers, brought
up tie rear az the second division. except.
Ing a delegation Of lahoriug men uos BE-
leagiug 20 any ualoa.
0RERrEn WITH ArrLAN>E
ieud applause greeted the appearance 81
tke procession a. !. marched up SemincE-
cial aud Front STREETS and bage down See
ond and ColufEhls 20 tac seattle. lake
Shnfc s Eastern depot, where they EN-
tRskCd A4 special train f8f kRyeaua Park.
Fniiy SEQ persons wen, ullt II the iiaFk sud
every one REPORTS having first class time
and lots % tuR. Sii,l the hcst oi good e.
der prevailed Tire principal feature On
the grouuas was taCCing and various
faruss Of sports. Mss tcraraus. % North
seattle. WQu sac prize fes being the best
eslfEcr
The last train gliurnea f0 the city a, 20
last evening. With tae band playing and
everyone tited huf satisfied with thr days
enjoyment After disseminating ihe rltfn-
hers 81 the lourshormt ns uniOu dis
banded with thre cheers and iizer l.g
seattle CeutfAi a'1ag aiHa.
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MRS II. NJ. NJ ArH EwS.
TYPE wRiTER CoPYIST ALL KINDS
Il 81 type-writfcn work executed. Oace,
rom 8. Gordon Hartlware building
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THEIN AifECEn FEfrNb> SltENT.-Coi
lns, MonSoe ana Nailigap. the men ar
rsstrd ice aiehts aso eu ihe charge 81
agtemp'isg O. hurglaftfe ihs Ia Ncsa lo}g,
ias- hogsn GA Main street. were committed
~ luslicE Satoflcrg ycssCrisF to asat
tbr action uf Use grand jury when FIST
arrtstcs thrmen claimed io have been IT,
GENTLY st EiiGus0mggh. ana hssgad iHf
continuance uHtA thry ccfsid esurv r.
farcuccs IS 81 ile.r previous cgssa cAarae-
Ter fran VrlmineHt g=eoyle ssd rRi r1sa
oairlsi- ia kitcn,huFEh. iacif fsgit.st
was sfanisd aud }Aeg were ztvtu auVse
time O. ogwmunlcstc wifh aaJ bear 'ea-a
their frisusls. huE at1euuf nrs.i+i
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p p. CARROLL.


A TT0ESEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
n Esw. Eao-as II ard IS, r0ncsn Bald
ing Front street
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III. srEINAIAN,

4 RcHITECT-ROOM5 S. REINIG BLOCK,
"A Front and Marion streets.
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DR. II. v. GOODSPEED,
DHYsIcIAN AND SURGEON. ROOMS S,
seattle ie2 NJ
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CNIvEaslrY QUESTION.

The school question seems 20 be left in Il
secret society. ADD some interest Will BE-
manifested IN the movements 81 the edu-
catioDal committee. II whom Hon. y "
Battle j. the Chairmaa. and Rev u. !. Fierce.
Rev. 4. H. Ranks \. &. Campbell aud Rev
". l., kugg are members some desire 10
AVID the latter place has made some offers
while seattle seems indifferent. Others
have fully expected if 10 follow Chan,auqga
to Nasaou island. hul the size % .he various
hnuus.s nl.rea y Do lnlnnnce The location
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GEoRGE ID RI.AKE

A TToRSEY AT Law-RooNs : ASD =
II EEspa Bleek. seattle, Wash
special attention. corpora.son. hand and
maritime Law
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aec-Laaies muslin drawers. handsome
IN trimmed chester Clsary