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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14
THREE MORE IRON BUILDINGS
ooLaAx's wHAsy ByrSo coxvsRrEp INTo
Bxxlirvg CT rsDusrRY.

The frame vas raised yesterday on
Colman's wharf for q corrugated iroa
buiiding 10 be ossupiet by the great
wholesale Arm OF knspp. Barrett Il Co.,
Who will, upon its compilation, open
branch house in this city. The build
ing is sbsu. 50ai00 feet ia size apd two
stories high, and viii front on Marion
street. Is IL between the tracks OF the
Puget SQUAD shore Line and she Seat
tie. Lake ShoIe Il Eastern aud IL sd
uiiestiy located for the purposes for
xhich Is 10 iutended-a ssorsroon aud
headquarters for agricultural macnin-
cry. Marion street will be Improved
from Front street 10 tue west end Of
Coiman's wharf.
The material IL nov ON the ground
for the construction u . similar build
log on tho same wharf for Aessss Sta
yer Il Walker. another Wholesale firm
whica will open branch in this city.
Their two story baiiding will front on
Columbia street, AID be vest Of the
large bnildlng nns occupied by Melon.
aid 4 Fischer. the Wholesale erocers
Il also will bs sheeisd With corrugated
iron.
Part VI the material IL also on the
ground for two story corrugated iron
haiiding % be eccup ed BY joan Lsek.
the Raivsn;zsd iron maker. This tuild
ing ~iiI also front on Marion street,
and will be erected as soon as the naen
can get around 90 10.
In order TO drive the foundation for
Sssvsx 4 walkers tu,idirg. Tie slip
nov oeespsed ~ Bodi9ng Brothers'
boa,house wiil be CITED in. Mr.. Col
man sajs that when these three build
iscs arc completed he will turn his
attention to the brick block on Front
street. which be expects TO build At an
early day. or. to use bis own words, "as
soon a. the material eau Do secured at n
reasonable 6gare." Several architects
and contractors are nov making plans
and henres on the boiiiipe. and Mr..
Oolmsn expects 10 strive at q definite
cenoiuslan very SOON. This block, when
completed. will bs the largest aud most
expensive business block In .he terri
tory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

ACCIDENT TO rms pEExIxR.-As the
steamer freamier vas rounding Ali
roin. yesterday on her way from .his
city to Tacoma, al accident happened
to her machinery. Toe steamer Violet
cams into port Al o'clock and reported
the steAtaer isy.Es rnotionlt 81 Ia the
sound. There we're no tugs here az the
time, aaa .as Violet vas seus back to
tow Ter 90 this port. ba: before tie ht
tie steamer sighted her agsia she hsd
teen csrIisd by ste tide and Wind near
IL 10 Tacoma Temporary repairs we're
made sna ste steamed into oommspes
msn, bay at ) O'Clock. A dispatch vas
immeo .stelv 8 at 90 this ci.y 20 the e;-
feet that she xoaid rstzf3 here daring
tbs night, and ordering that Moran
Reeihars haya their saep 10 readiness
10 make the Esecsssry repairs, steam
was raised and the mechanics gotten
aut ~ their beds, bat up to @sdnisat
the disabled steamer bad not pat IN az
agEsarancc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

stuiNa oF rsE MgNtco.-rfs steam
shie Aexsce Csptsin Rennest, sal ed fer
sAa Fraaciseo yc tnFasy aftsrnoon al
O'Clock ny gosa lack the Mesieo sue
restsi Ia gcttinS away ca urae. ttsslsies
her iaei she sssok 81 tons OF coal A. fFetghs
hosidc ssssas, miscellaneous freight. Her
tssSserges l At y a. a. fellows. Ma Nellie
trais and see childrsn. Miss Stl< t'rsig
Miss Kate Crsix Nr.. J. {, Nssz-i and
daughter II T. CAr-on. J. +. CafsacuL
NJ :. Nekcrn And to Sues W. = Ssssp
soa. " :. HozF. u. IL. q eli AMI WIZ. II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14
BRETITTEs.

Yesterday was ons Of the brightest csys
u the seasoa-
The frame for the local coal sunkess on
MI street WAS raised yesterday.
Cherry trees arc now IN foil bloom azd
ensiy Vegetables ere epsiazfrg from the
gfoond most iuxuriantiy.
Tbs tug Richard Hoiyoke. Captain
Hickelx vas In port yesterday. hs ytnz
some work done on her bo4lcra
Tho BcAifis, Laks Shore and Eastern
Railway has issu ID new time card 10 20
isto effect SUNDAY April i5th.
One OF the locomotives on the Puget
Found shsro Line ran Into IN open
switch yesterday. near the depot csuxBg
considerable delay.
4 report reached Tsoous lest night
Coronado beach California narrowly g.
capped drowning
Tho Yesler Wood, Coal and Lumber
company hss decided 70 locee its saw
mill on Lake Warrington. The lumber
ynrd viii be ~ YesLef's wharf.
The steamer Willamette. Captain Black
burn, arrived from Portland yesterday.
and went immec lately under the bunkess
for . cargo OF coal. II has mot bten de-
cided whether Ahe VII load for San iran
cisco OF return 70 Portland
The bark Henry Buck. the first ressei
TO load Ct the new mill wharf OF the Orc
gyp Improvement Company. was towed
70 ssa yerstosday. Her cargo consisted
Of plea and p2Ankipg for q large wharf.
which IL TO DO bniit IT Poft Oxford.
Yesterday afternoon. Harry Pingfee an
employee Of Longfes ows logging camp.
q the mouth Of the DuwaDish riyer had
the misfortune To brSak hss leg. He was
brought 10 Seattle aud placed In prosi-
dsnce Hospital. where tbs Treasured limb
wAa set.
A number Of people vho recently ar
rived here, beinx unable TO procure
houses. have purchased iots and stretched
their tents thereon. such people may be
depended upon TO have comfortable
houses OF thsir own before tho cold
weather sets In.
DIR. Minor stated last evening that while
George DorfcIs injuries were serious, be
did not consider them particularly dan.
aerous. aHd, barring unforeseen compiled
tons resulting from the shock 20 the ner-
vour system. he expects TO see his patient
walking about In ten days or two weeks
Tho stcamer Hayward brought 70 seat
tie from Tacoma. yesterday. several tons
OF scrap trou 70 bs melted no and con
sertod into ealiings The tide was quite
low, and. consequently. the work OF dis
charging this stuff was tedious and de-
iaysd the departure Of the steamer two
hours after hsr sailing hour. The Fleet
wood let on time Both carried large
crowds OF passengers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

sxiFLING fuS Insurance. IA VIII be
r~meo lcted thS; the Central School
h1iilng. which recently hurred. wss In.
sarvd axsinst q ~ TO the snsoan. Of some
thsnS like s2t0n. divided % among q
larga nuei hsF ~ eonE anes. An sditster
rrpr,,se ntieg those companies has arrived
tn Seattle, and appointed 3 gentleman
named " hits - repi eacnt the issuTan =
peopls. and the s,heoi hoard has arp ,in,.
sa M. y. ". Wecsiansn 70 represent
them. Ia case these two gsHt eii,en
shoe tail 10 axtoc on any gsarnenlar
rosat, they afc 10 select thirs& dtssntrf-
estsa aron. 1hcre seems TO be no
reasna fns hitch. - the eats.tnS " 80
worth more than the tnsu AncA and
proved fetal lcsa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

ps.caAEsKD AND RK-AaREzTkp- -
wers san. Foke Gee Al &oSs Chin
sam. All Zee ssa wong Hrs. ehsrsed
with ersc-inx the United States In viola
,as al tbs Law. we-e yesfes day discharged
an . writ cf hah-ras CORPUS o. tbs ground
thst the charge ASAlns, sassn. - slated.
va. act sufficient 10 held then. They
were ne ARISE Immediately Afterwards
OF warrants issued b. Cosnn13%o.e e.
EFz.rry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

THAT New vAULT.-A big pile Of etsne
dumped alongside tho court house fur
nishes evidence that that new vault
which the county commissioners ordered
to Be constructed for the joint use Of the
probate court and the clerk Of the district
court 10 In process Of evolution The act
ual work OF construc ion will begin some
time next week.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14
Sale OF table linens. Chester Oleary

IxpcuxpINo Docs. There Is "A ordi'
nsncs IN force in this city requiring the
payment Of tax of one dollar per year
on each dog within the corporate limits
Of the city. Last years tax expired
about the first of this month. since
shich time Patsy Carroll ana several Of
his COMPANIONS have been engaged tn
Isssoing and impoundine every stray
dog which has eoEe within their reach.
These boys get certain amount for
every dog captured, and they work
early aud late and ofteutimes make
very good wages. After . dog Is Gap
,used be 10 tAheu TO The pound and
lcckt q az. and unless the owner misses
his animal and gays the expsnses Of
imposncire, together with the license
Tor cns year. the dog. after certain
tinse, IL taken cut and killed.
a.. - ~. Ma
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14
Millinery.

M..n,aoeut display Of millinery. 10 the
asc.rsmens q trimmed millinery We ee
rrsnesed 10 easisfy the most csecuns
~. our stock embracing ever o0 sssss.
ehle atyle and quality u r.... sInr
i H"S sn6 carefully selected stoe Z Of Suav
irsis includco the choicest hraade. fesh.
SsssVine, Pathway, Manila.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

REAL EsrATk-The real estate transac
tons yesterday. according to the deeds
fled for record In the auditors once.
amounted to e2t Goa. There were eighteen
deeds, tho considerations ranging in
smount f.om $500 70 81. Seven consid.
erstions were between $1,000 and &2J00.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14
Handkerchiefs.

An immense assortment Of ladieA mems
and chiidrena handkerchief u lowest
psiccs.
Special hasgains In ladies' hard en-
hfcldery. bold bordcred linen handker-
chiefs 1t one quarter their value.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

ARRIVAL ns rux PREMIER The steam
cr Premier came in again yesterday
morning in command OF Csptsia Davis.
She had small list OF freight for iht.
port bat long llss Of passengers. snons
whom wers ,hc following. \. Norman
las. Leonard, NIss CrsneeB, Niss III
Cranaell, j. III. arrer and wife J. Ro-e
aud wife. Miss Ros4. Captain wehhs,f. ~,
II, Brown, Mt Il Dalton aud wife u. y
Fenynssn. WIN. Dscy. A. Howst. J
farnsworth, W. J. Rsdeilx y. htown, I,
Barke. ". p. spearin. 4. Irwin. ". J.
Utley, David kei OK. A. G. Ferry. Hem
Cox. /. q lsewir, Ala BlowsYs A ~
Blowers Mary Biowars. h. n. kenwics.
~ MeKinnon, John Hsme. Thomas Jolly
J. T.. Sherwood. Mira sherwood. W, ID,
She wood. l.. rc,efsoa. 4. Kelly. Mrs Jas.
Dsvpy and family. y. W. lee. G. III,
Wright r. A. Sanser.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

u,sEtsnN 3 RosEgs---NeXi Thursday
Frhlay and Saturday The ePesa house viii
be occupied b. the HarTisoa 4 kogeFs con-
pasv. Ga Thursday and Saturday evenings
The raysnsSieg viii he pFessHsed, aud cd
Friday rsraing and Saturday siteFa"ea
NV Geraldine The eossp&ay = sase 10
a, vcry ei.icies, wesk in thsse plres-. aud
The performances src likely % prove very
entertaining. Conccrriag IS Toe FaymAstef.
with sh,ch tho engagement sili ne asSun /.
Portland paper ssys; The fsymaSseT.
., the nsFrissa \ I.oseFs company last
eyrning, Sss seAis rgs,isoea wiiA graf in
nrsvealen: 10 snaeshaess II artian over TIE
dr., nizhs's Performance. The watts we're
sass,taesi. aud ia cgcty wsy toe ElAs weei
h@sfcf NJ Harrison reserved tAe tavetAess
isapssssion Il the 8sSs aight, Mr. Germ&iae )
Sergeant Uptaa sSs a pssssssag eti 81 cs2F-
1stss scslag; NJ q NAlleys Larry Eas IS
asaasiax a. c0sa tc SIsasea; Mss Ras-
poa = Eih4. Mss Annse Aas1ss's Mrs..
nTHaancg, Ana The remainder q be east
we're oil up 10 taess work. fc1.sht, ssT TIE
LAT t:nsr. -The RAymas,er' TgDcFrow
rich, ssartiey Camp,sil's osiehsStes pay
NJ Geraldine s.ta Mrs Disa 0aaescaslt
II Tie cas-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14
White and Wash Goods

We have tho cream stock.
IN 90 vares Lawn af....-.......--.Hc yru
s,niv one drees pattern ct any one pur-
chAee. 100000
An elegant assortment OF Anderson
a full Hne Of Springtide Checks and
Ssripes- q.
iQ................. $500. -..,-..,'.FS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14
Shoe Department.

String opening Of men'A ladiss'. misses
and ChiIdron's nae foot wear.
We open our new Store n ehio depart
mNns with large and varied assortment
Of The latest stylas OF shoes for ladies.
mlaooA children and men. 70 which We
invite special attention.
epecial drives In children1 0hoee At. .i9c
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

All ABOUT Doc. Davis Cinnss.
yesterday. wen, to the stables Of the Seat
Ito Transfer Dom pany and engaged In a
dispute with Hen Alien. one OF the pro-
pfi-sors Of the stables. Both Encs disputed
with an abundant nso OF tho King .
English, ontil Mr.. Alien says he beeane
tired Of the discussion and told Mi. GA
mas 10 90 away. Mr.. Cluuas did rot 30
until Mr., Allen helped him ont in = yigor-
GUS manner, There Was talk sfterwAf
that Mr.. Alien used his boot freely. for
Mi. Clunas went before Police Justicss
yoderberg and made Information sKainst
Mr.. Allen. charging him with assault ana
battery, After hearing tho parties and
some Witnesses, Police Justice 5oderberg,
speaking aeprecatingiy OF the msthods
employed hy Mr.. Allen In rsmoving NJ.
CinnAs, said he wouid finc Mr.. Alien i've
doilarr, that sum Including all costs. Mr..
Ciunas said no would appeal the case but
was persuaded net 10 DO so.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

, ~. . - - =.
II &AN ABsD oVW0 zIH 081
~ vnanum 60 - a n
0xwe - q eugzu
mr. wnm1.
Ahput 80 o,esnnk yenffRAnv nflne.
,-.ns- -.ss--
sss1e p eses&s ? sesoS - -,
valko0 seytd1y - 0euth md OoDoue,
feaIaveA h = seu~a - - "A -.
~. - 49, - -. 49,.
80 ~ INV s' esses
8. $3.50 = s'.!:. .ass e. =. ss..ss:
~ sss~d eqssss,l ists ~ 1sss s.sil
enefe Ua1nt soooosn4 eeeo eveo Ter
- peepee 80 enne - ofe9ons4a
1sea4 ep." nd - 9 ~ eeAsess
% - uEisseef; Il v.ne - - u 20
heys Gon aooee yse.
Il havsn't "a any."
.WsG. vast - -. anyhov.
0o sAsa6. eus ysa veer - any,
.Whet = tne trosSssr tnQsiEsd
Rclteo Jost5ee 8o6e8bofa.
-This ~ tnrsa.sssc 2 ssses -.
down 60 Ws1nin4eou sesee& feoesed
60 Of ~ paitssmss; .bas I dida'i 80
n Inse nan 40 ~ rov, - -
roeesed 70 !i1tl., oi6fsh LOOKING Dan
veo - oeseoe him.
Dso yoe esss thn nea ensessae 70
kili .aybodyr isqeissd II. eedsfbs.R.
ma nos exaeety. BE didn'e ssy -
voaIA Hill ANYBODY. He nd b voeld
,soah him cat. fhas's vhas = aaid-
ne voesd Sam MIN cuF . eesa;
Did yos nses ein AZ sssar saie
NJ. Uooesoce3 With . 0eeesoes look -
~ ne. I'D dtppinG Pa u - tnk
oossss psssesasosy 70 dsavinG com
paa!eI
mo, bet vas sesd THAI that d vhaa
Vol $780, ...... =.
Dtd anybody eeos toie man ~ pc
vooi1 kill eomeoody" inquired II.
20: socesosss, icohine gsonssseoesy q
the crowd - % laid hts pee cows.
he vns thrown ous OF . saloon"
soeaseeo cooeoooy.
Wneef
On Weenan9teo eesees
sopooee MAS eoas vas me man
vnoo he wanted % ktii.
~ auee 90
Dooeoooy 90 fes s1As man,, nsd
NJ. oooesoefe,
III 60 ~ oos o. - poseemeo.
Wnas = Sos ossees v1eo yoof
nanos aso II. Hooesoef9 % ne pe,e-
ones: eeean9 soat ms si9ns heno vas
oieeoaoR.
!nae fellow threw ms snfooen
vindow
What follow"
me man VINO keepe zoe saloon.
THAT wasn't The right vsy 20 DO
Things. Iou ooGns 70 MAKE . eoopiSaos
against him.
Weus l koov ny cooneeA AHoow
What TO do. and vii do II, too. when
the time oo0ee-
zoo might give Ne . e'v'i ansvef'
any how.
we'll"
II asked you civil question. a man
has no right to pitch You ous IN that
mannes.
On know thai. Dos tnars zoe vsy
some men do thinRs after yoo nave
spent your money with them.
HE bed NO right 20 DO toas. foo
against him. Come ana vasn yoos
the prisoner TO the rear omoe, vnese ne
Wo144<0 U.s. 4o@As - sSVDss~~ 49, ss~
man some oourt plaster.
A shaFt, beavy-set young man came IN
and two or three other men tapped him
on the shenldef and led him outside
aud held . whispered convefoAeton With
him. When be came back, ur. sooes-
berg eaid:
do you want 20 make . complaint
agaiBss this mani"
He said be would snuh me ont"
bat do you vAut 10 make Q oom-
plains against him." and Mr.. boderberR
again lifted his pen.
"Weli, II be hss gun about him. l
do. Boa n be hasn's d. not want to
make q complaint against the gentle
man."
He has GO gun" said one OF the po-
licemcn.
Then don't want 20 prosecute oSO.
only wanted to know II be hAo Ron,
and II be could have made good bis
threat"
"Do you want to make Q complaint
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14
FACTS FROM PROMINENT MEN.

MAYER H. p Ps.er. 81 Cyes, Ohio. says
~Arkexss Bscca Eaxis sssnes ee rsc5uznea. @rss
bsyUna A. xz~rfts 10 hN rsss1eNs ny tleo-a
30 . k<assy esrd sioo. fclssxtnG severe "
n~es from esead psiscnsEs prsnccaoes sepe-
Len b. he pksssSi1 - n stsesEsaes
stats $50 % CArr<nt<r. Of GtcesSzn. ssys :
- 4 have SEED Aefexs risod Elixir wssa al
.ss fls~s. a. tkree bossSss Of q eEreA ras- :
yoAa ssxmENn. In lhe IN H-isy 81 tAe - =
N l. L.. ~ EaAa<s. f1d. sass Afses
sz2r rtza fsz Is YEAR Vii -at kb<u1, l wzs
ard - axssx fur eessses e AesGs Bod
ns1.r.-
AeAers Bleed EsiItr 10 sd 60 a suz-zEs~e
b. a. D sTEWARI. MIA ly
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Spring and Vall ovssoeats,

Brosn sissA Melton. .ilt rsesd. ali cool GA 90
Bius vide vale .........s............ 10 %
Gray vcssted. silk fArad............. 10 o.
Rnpey cassiDeee. silk face sAd edge go. 10 @
brown vosstsd imported, siIt fscod -. n d
Black coskscrsv imported worried siik
tseou sssss-sss.....sssss.4. s.s.s... IL %
Ysney imported tweed. slik iineA ...... - %
Fancy 1mposts1 vorste1. silk foesd. -. % a
heUvu lnpueicd vide vale, silk fneed :. - 60
Light imported vcfsts1 Uaoiis, silh
INV observation-disclosures - "
And many otAers u lover grade, end hssvy
ceass. n dssifed.
The Boys and Chiidrsa's Depassnsns 4 a
ths second noss (rAkB THE ElEvAfOnI
End vii be found the most ecOpiseo one ikis
~ Of Chicago. ws invite an tnoshass % G1vO
~ ean end iospcet ssr splsodid meek fce
their Mttls ones
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

Rs LopGsSa Housk.--W con-
rneHoca yesterday drivtns pi'rs In the tear
Q, The scoss building. ~ feoi 81 Jackson
ssree,. fer the foundation ot wooden
htiiAinz tslxlie fces in s'Fe sad twc stories
htss oz ~ property belonging 70 AsssrS :.
J. n, Ceirnsh. John Coliirs aas Cyrus
Wake. The upFzr dor VII te Hted ne
- ie1Ssns bce@s, ssa the fsrss 3 Mr. wi
cansstn a restaurant aaS whtlssAie feset
s,oru. Tbs pWaers ~ the property VIII
cnvcf the busldtnE. witch. Ga its corapse-
tisss. Viii ~ iezse1 80 " n. shcs&y.
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Fancy Goods.

Ladies seal leather pocket hooks, leetn-
ar lined, oQidixed corners and caeeos' iaA-
Alxsys on hand . full line Of shopping
bsQs ssd baskets at remarkaoas low
prices.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

Every style IN boys clothing a. TIE
Star Clothing HOUSE, that mind o.
tsothsr or heart OF boy could wish.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

Cut THE cat snj see for yourself What
s.. Slc. Csc will 10Y At the Star Ciott-
i1s Heuse Ia striped. BalbrieaD Deriro
audsr scar. Kline & Rosenberg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

Iseera Maliets. OF tas Saoecciss
ho.si, ara George RisSs, Esreesaf,
wee IL town yesterday aid purohsssd
s-ea = large 'sCniesSe' sate from
rr.s.s & %.
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sE.a -
go. 1917
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CIV osAeee ooptssnesncees 49,
ef NsosesooA ~ - OsseesnseA
PssI 11aAe sseaEos1 fsom . NJ ~
- 1saea1e. LAks 6hoee = kaso0a -
to-day
.. r. Bnxt4 "a ". 4. Ps1eso -
taenaR e. 4 haofoonp triD 6oWn
0panA yagoR0sy.
=, n -, - ee~fv. a
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-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

OUR NEW STORE.

We are ready tomorrow, Monday, April 9th, in our
new and greatly enlarged premises and in connec-
ton with this event We beg to express our sincere
thanks to the ladies of Seattle and Puget Sound for
the kind consideration always shown in our so often crowded
store and to assure them that in return We have spared neither
me trouble or expense in our efforts to render our new esab
ishment as convenient and comfortable as possible.
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King mp A.W. Scott. telephone l9t for
Office and store fittings. ii 9
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= sesss bays the etst nstirs shirt
xs.si ever seosn e Seattle. o. tns star
Cessins Hsose. - Commercial street.
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Cheaces grade Of q. A. II. suits 81 Is.
IS. -. with tvo sets Of bottoms. which
color ssnot warranted. BY the Star Cloth
tug House. Kline & Rosenberg. apis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14

Great SALE OF white soods and table
iiaers this week CbeSseE CisAfy.
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srokE THRKk DAys.--Proseouting At
torney Ronald yesterday afternoon con.
Guided hts opening speech in tho Hili
cases before Referee Coleman. He re-
viewed the testimony exhhu lively ami
compared all the result. cssimed 10 have
been arrived 1T by the examination OF the
books by the experts. The aitorneys Tor
the defense toos vniuminons n tes. At
the attorneys for the defense asked tor An
adjournment OF tho srgument for four
days In order tina, they might make a
further examination OF tho n cords ~ tn
points urged by Mr.. Ronald in hts speech
Referee Coleman denied tbs request and
the arguments o. part of the defense will
begin this morning. II ls probable four
speeches will be made. Then Mr., Ronald
will have the coneludin. speech.
TIVE Captain Kills has
had his steam er Moun,ainecr towed to
this city and moarcd alongside OF ftar-
rinston & Smiths wharf. where she will
receive her new machinery ard boiler.
Ths stsa OF was originally built on the
Columbia river. where she WAS run for a
short time whsn her machinery was trans
forrsd TO another huh. The A0uutssneef
remained out Of commission for som
time, when Captain Kills bought her and
hal her to aei 10 Sc attie by tae Gamer al
Miles, Mo- having the means to fit her
up. Captain Kills placed her in frcsh wa
ter untsl he rac1seAca 10 selling hts small
steamer iIs'cn to the govern nent for
tsUa when he imm sdistcey cnntssted for
machinery for tbs Mount ainear. The
steamer 4 expected 70 be ia running order
by the first OF June.
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New camel. hairs. Chester olsary.

q A. u. sul.s. The star Clothing
House. ths Acknowledged headquarters
for foil regulation q. A. X. suits.
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Artificial Flowers, Ostrich
Feathers
AND
Ribbons.

We viii offer special bargains for this
neck In al lines Of millinery.
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BARGAINS.

House sad lo,-Sinth and stsvarf. 40 fee;
siom street cars, new henss. witt paid ~
insurance posicy Of &ioo for three ys.s-
Price. $40
Too lots On S>oood strre., overlooking Tho
Ray. &s5oe zach
The l-ess Sni ehsspest a Anafscssdng sit
ia ecs;lle.
oosnnasrctai .rrrt property ., low hsufes
aai ray ferrss-
Fsaz loss. 9Th ho7sc. o. 4Sasson s,recs.
Ii &c qaArsess 4 ale EroD psxscefies. $500
Also
TIE 6nsss farm n King county. stth tesH-
tifai envirs5s sbs VII pAy - ~ eea'
pest 70 tbs iaFcstof IA ssx 0entAs.
rhs peoyeetsss listed abgvs Are booa sc
Ia satss Ard are opsn for Eve days eriy.
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Nev silk busters, new alpaca losters,
new Sicil:an iosters, 10 black and col
cfs. Cnes.er Cieary.