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National Republican., 1888-05-19
NeCkWear Department.

Our buyer has just returned from New York
with the very latest novelties, and especially
adapted for presents.
White Japanese silk Shawl Fichus, elabo.
rately embroidered all over, finished with
heavy silk fringe yard deep, S3.i5; would be
cheal at So each.
Crepe dc Chine silk Shawls, in pink, blue,
black, and cardinal, prettily embroidered,
deep silk fringe, Sl.15; worth al least 81 each
Japanese silk Scarfs, 81 yards long, / yard
wide, knotted fringe yard deep, pink, blue,
red, canary, white and cream. hand embroi.
dercd, .SG,75: sold in New York Japanese
stores for $40.
White japanese silk scarfs, 3 yards by /
yard, fringe yard deep, exquis,cly dmbroi-
dered all over $3.50.
CoI.LARS-Imported Hand Embroidered
Standing Collars, 25c each; cost more to i'm
port. -
CIIENIISETTES--'rucked fronts. standing
collars with straight and turnover points, lec;
generally Gac.
CUFFS-W Warranted pure Linen, pairs for
?5c.
COLLARS Warranted pure Linen, 3 forejc.
National Republican., 1888-05-19
LADIES' BALBRlGGlN HOSE.

200 dozen Ladies' Extra
Fine Unbleached Balbrig-
gan Hose, extra long, dou-
ble at heel and toe, splen-
did quality for the price,
ONLY ajc PER PAIR.
National Republican., 1888-05-19

Is the three necessities of clothing quality.
style. and fit. our own make Will meet the re.
QlliremcntS of the most CSacting. Eisemln
Bros ;th and L. the only manufacturing
nilnls and tnllnIs In MnslinginM.
National Republican., 1888-05-19
Marriage Licenses,

The following marriage Licenses have been
issued' Henry Thomas and Maria Fletcher;
Thomas II Edwards and Narnie t. Brown, of
harbomsyillc, Va; Herman Iandy and Sophie
[ .tlpu
National Republican., 1888-05-19

Tmr interest of our patrons is always Our
first consideration In making and trimming
our clothing Eiseman Bros 1th and f.
manufacturing ClOthiers and tuilOrs.
National Republican., 1888-05-19
GOODS SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS At NEW YORK PRICES
Handkerchief Dept.

Direct importers of japanese silk IIandker.
chiefs.
For ladies we show them with fancy colorcd
hemstitChcd borders, 2jc each.
For gentlemen we have thom In large sizes.
with Colored figures on ccntcrs as well rs Dor.
ders, only Csc each.
Plain white, with hemstitched borders, 3jc,
or 3 for ST.
Easily carried and present always accep.
table.
Doll Dept.
Direct from the European manufacturers
to us enables us to offer surprising values.
French Bisque Dolls, with real, ilowing hair,
movable heads, brown or blue eyes, kid
ionted bodies, nearly2 feet high, only SSc,
Washable and unbreakable dolls, over 2
feet high, also for SSC.
From 81. .0S to S69S-A grand assortment of
fine French Dolls, undressed and dressed;
some as sailor boys are pretty.
eS Can be securely packed and forwarded
by express II desired.
National Republican., 1888-05-19

Judge Miller Yesterday announced that there
would be an afternoon session Of the police
court daily from 2to O'Clock. Mr., Sheppard
thought that q recess might be taken each day.
and In that waytwo sessions could be held,
Judge Miller said that he favored some plan
by which policemen would be able TO get
away from court at an early hour Applic0.
tions for positions In the police court are
reaching the new court daily. one applicant
applied for blank application for office.
National Republican., 1888-05-19
Lndge Nrcctings To.Night.

The following lodges will meet tonight at
the places named
l. %. g. T-PerscveranCc, No >, Elks' Hall.
0O2 Pennsylvania avenue.
Sons Ot Jonadab- Pioneer M. t. I'll Ninth
street; Centnnial M. 4. 3i Eighth street.
spartan, No. y, l0s3 seventh street.
National Republican., 1888-05-19

For family use no beer is better than the
"Faust' from the Anheuser Busch Brewing
Association. Try II, and he convinced OF.
flee corner First and Virginia avenue south
west. Phone SS9.j. Frank Schwarz, manager
National Republican., 1888-05-19
Leather Goods Dept.

store in itself travelling valises Satchcls
PoCketbooks, Card Cases: thousands to select
from. Good substantial PocketbOoks, of real
leather, for 21c, N seal and alligator, All
prices IN to SIG each for those heavily bound
In silver.
A Bargain--Very pretty are Card Cases,
satin lined one side with animals heads, &C.,
the otler side plain leather; only 2jc.
National Republican., 1888-05-19
WE HAVE STRUCK TERROR
To the High Priced
ClothierS,

And if you want to save 80 per cent. trade
with us. We can sell you
Clothing Cheaper
than any Clothing House in the District.
our So all.woOl suits can't be beat, and our
s. suit you can't duplicate for less than sll
For $3.50 we sell you nice dressy
American CorkScreW Suit,
and for $3.50 we can show you a line of suits
equal TO any sold in those large establishments
at Siiaud Sl5.
Our Sl2 Prince Albert suits are well made
and perfect hitting.
our Sli, SIS SIG, Sls, and $50 Prince Albert
suits are equal TO any you can get at a Mer
chant Tailors at double the price.
Boys Suits
from II to Is years at $500, 81, $3.50 and 50
First class suits at $3.50, 50, 81, and S. Every
fiber wool,
on our Boys suits we guarantee Il saving of
10 per cent,
Children's Suits
to- years, from osc to 80,
Knee pants 100, 45C, 35C, and 5OC
Mems good Working pants $50 up to Sl5O.
At Si.7j, 81, $3.50, and 81 we sell you first.
class pants.
At $3.50, 81, 81, and SO, these pants lead,
and are finer than any thing ever shown in
Washington for the money.
Mems G.. A. r. Suits
$3.50, S., and S., color guaranteed,
Ss75 buys the Slater Flannel, double or
single breasted.
Before buying look at our goods and prices.
National Republican., 1888-05-19
Failed to Answer When Called.

Dr.. Gideon Il. Blackburn, charged with at.
tempted rape on Annie NJ. Saul, failed to AN
swer to his name in the police court yeStcr-
day. His counsel said that the doctor was in
Philadelphia, but would return when wanted,
The case was POSTPONED until Tuesday next.
National Republican., 1888-05-19

GRAND ball and banquet in honor Of the
supreme Castle. knights of the Golden Eagle,
Tuesday evening, May -, 1855, National Rifles
HALL Tickets 81
National Republican., 1888-05-19
PRINTED CHINA SILKS.

We have just secured a
line of 24-inch Cheney
Bros. Printed China Silks,
in ecrl ground, with fancy
colored figures. The usual
selling price is 81. We are
enabled to offer these at
G2iC PER YARD.
National Republican., 1888-05-19
MOSQUITO CANOPIES.

1t may seem little early to speak of
these, one of the most necessary articles for
u good nights rest during the summer
months, but we wish to remind you we
hayc them in stock in all sizes and colors.
Prices for single beds, Sl25 aud $l.50;
for double beds, Sl,5O, $l.75, and $l.0O.
Special sizes and Colors made to order.
National Republican., 1888-05-19
Annthei, HaiIrnnl Gas.

PROPER clothing at proper prices. Eiseman
Bros, 9TH and +, the only manufacturing
ClOthicrS and tailors In Washington.
National Republican., 1888-05-19

OUR LAST SUGGESTION.
Be sure and inspect our
stock and get our prices be-
fore purchasing. 1t will save
you money.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14
BREgITTEs.

rxn Mia AndersoE n sIpec.ed 70 sss.
- he f5ith on tho Port fo~nsenH
essss q this Ii Of April
.p.u, Neh-, who Il 70 be appointed snlss
1Sssreer az the 1eastis & Eastern Soa-
ss-xction Company. - In The estJ.
rhe locomotive ID. II. Gilman Y 70.
..1sryo.nx needea repairs q. tie nsnos
~ Nornp Brothers.. VINO have IN cs1
800 a gverhsnllaz aad repairing rer'
mn. Gilman hss snceested DE-. y. =.
u,cnr 4. vica prssi1est OF tue ces,1e.
40 ghore & Eastern. Dy. Miscf
sesas bis psasfso7 as director OF INC sosi.
W. II. Thornesl has been appc.n 'ea
--rsrat manager Of the Seattle. isAse
1900 A Fasfeyn Railway. he u afsS
s,d.tor OF the reastIe ana TASTE Sohr
e1uction Company.
n, Fred A. Alien, one OF The bset rsA-
.a.f men Ia thls section. who nA~ oeoe
- rhe employ of the Columbia x fuxes
ssaad aud rrxst sousd shore Liae com
sSnis. for saxsral yeafs. hss scceptoa tne
seSltorsslp Of tho seattle. LAKE snofc *
Eessern Railway
u..KH. Kennedy. who WAS sent To-
AR The east 70 - Ike tho superintenaShcy
II he oregon Improvement conspsssy, =
ssw MIL. has been treated sefy sn.o ~
e The powers that BE-. and mas lal. s ass
ssualos. After few months auscncs :.
ia sd where he has sor0s pusiness -
ssIss 10 settle, he will roturn 70 5casae.
"a sreeps brtter pssitiep. winch mas
been offered him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14
n1L xsrzxs xRASs4sas.

- ... .-s.S
- us
wGo 1se1 fsr rscoGa yus1EdAy:
Cnrunc> n Ba~iey sa4 vim % Iamaz
wed W. Of soss / ssd Z h1ock 81 Nor
an seound sddfrios - Norfh Sos3fla.
~
YTnnce Nanifpad and vff> 70 Adna Z
Hum E, - 3 hiock =, u town q Eea-
tor. tn
! q HI.is d Anrie C. Yziis. tie north
q Tea a los 70. - n he soush Is fees a
Ia is. Al n hinck I. Crioa addisica % So
eassicL 81.
". ii Beoun et n. 10 James Andorpcu
and wife. q al claim dced 70 toa II and
Il IL BuFkeie secc1a addItioo 10 seattle,
S7p
Na.y d vahlbosch and husband q
JemM Anderpoa and wife. iosp II and IL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14
IT MAT ur A cAExL, on A vsAsEL, oi
ntCKED rIkK WHALE.

IT MAY M A CAExL, OBJ vsAskLs ck
ntCKED LIKE A WHALE.
la orthodox circles there Ia @ storm
bfe~lne which promises 10 be one OF
the sevsrest moral cyclones which has
struck this tis town within tie memory
Of the oides, man on toe coast. Az
pfesent the eisueuts vhish So 10 make
np A first rate, big. feily -mssurei cy-
clone are IN pfoceSs OF eosgoiasion, -
4. ware, bet once everything ~ II orScf
there PROMISES TO lie hvsis time, 10 .
deed among certain conspicuous and
certain iaeonspicuaus circles IN s>sssis
What L. the syc'ooeg
Well. the present sssse OF IT'S develop
msnt does rot admit 81 too accurate q
description. bat that the elements of
fitst-slass moral eyc'cus are IN process
of csagylation does not admit OF donos.
That a s,rena and ,nfiaentisi sentiment
IA bach OF this ssirfsse AFFAIR - efrtain'
last when il viii burst ap~a this biR
towa Is rot definitely huosn. No date
ia tixed. Bat snce the date Is hxed inen
times xiii indeed Be lisely.
whs will be ssrackf
Well, this Shirlins cyclone VII. u ~
sxpeeted, take up IN TIA embraces faro
and psksf tables IN large n1n,osrs srd
n ysrions STYLES snt poker and faro
ehects will a. tbfeSga pae sir like bait.
aud the festive decks OF ssTds drst
about ike snow. Then there will b.
snfas rVry anusasl and exciting sesceSs
In ,he courts Of Washington Territory.
Will she eases os heard!
There il 10 doubt Of IL.
Viii the ussshet OF tie legal Ret &c
large ene1ea to Ist voSa@ fish through
Not N ths eoars kaoss Astf.
vii the nnes De lSFsa =n1 saa tae
courts lnsiss en- receiving tee shs keiss
Senae very safe betting m.Sos oe made
Oh this vo,as- q,
viii sawe 81 llows have &c testify
so II appears.
Can't they skip ever 20 British Col.
nraeis. SD lseTe asait the passage OF
TIE cs elo1St
hey csc. provided they foifels ssr-
lain very tspAcsoas hcrds.
Then shis cyclone pf0pcse- TO sake "
NASnrstcn street in ooe tase sfnaici
The selling % bottled beer % hllArt9Ss
xenlhs AZ zoe dollar hsttis ell lr0b-
atly Los be quite So lively AMIR tie ey'
,,aes s,ils % it, sAna Sat eestGs 70
ths4 |. xr s. not be socghI fcF Tsecc ex,
rss thinss. Ia4sed. 1t to expected
,,rus a .cSHsS be posies soGsFacasas4f
tasreshoGik. fhen The sAafy as.esnsfr -
~ tcSr wsli rs ssrres. toe. oy seis sy
e,one.
The wrecks xill b. Uany.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14
cPrzxy WHITE.



IkU - I'm fAD-
when the s1saDes Prsot9 arrives
from vansssvw ysstszday, . rsesess
vss a TIE aosk b saik vi1h Ne ezAsses
end asd eus any passisslan thaa n'ens
Be ebsained rssasdine ths ssranss con
dsst Ct hss lAss mssssR. Captain Whsfs.
In rsspsss 10 qsssaians 90 Of ~ en-
oess sid "Whils ve vsfs II Seattle
~ tsip Oapenio white cent Word 20
Ar. Charles DAVIS. ths vilos to taks soe
sfeaDeR over 10 Vaneoavee. - - ocoso
NOT 20. 4T. Dawn vss tbs palos, en0 Of
eoorse be did - be 80 os6eeo0. Woeo
vs arrived q vaocouvef ve isasned thas
Captain White had been intT1stod vtso
the cree, an1 that b bad skippo0 toe
undeFssasd Captain white Uas seon On
the ssfesss Of Heatsle afpes he steamer
IsfI Captain white hss . vife and
family 10 British Columbia vheso - =
qzite heavily involved. ! think he yu-
NOR shAs T. beoane Infatuated With
some woman In Seattle and tooe hie
course ve do not knovu.'
"Who vill succeed Captain White %
master Of the Preniefr
That 10 ssmsshins cAsnot tell.
Captain John Irving. manager Of the
company. 10 in Ssosis nd and vii not re-
turu far mooih or SIX weeks. Hos tee
present Captain Charles Davis. the
pilot, IL running the boat, bus under
- ~ 49,. - ~ nfaiA
&auroe, her first officef, Who u an old
steamship man. Thea again learn
that the bankers Aad bosineos men Of
seattle have signed petition aekine
that Captain w. J. Waite b appointed
10 Der eommsnd. Captain waite y one
Of the oldest and most expsrienoed nav
ieators on the Puget Sound waters, and
l would not be surprised il be received
the appointment. Twenty jean ago be
vas pilot on the old Apdsrson running
between Olympia and Victoria, since
which tine be wAs for many years
Puget Sound pilot for the Pacific Ooess
Steamship company. He 10 noe IN the
Warrington Steamboat companys en-
ploy as master Of the Andersou, but be
would give up that job TO get on the
Premier"
Wnab 90 you sUEUoeo sboooeS Oot'
tain white TO take the step he has
takeni"
"For my Own part, think there Vas
On unfortunate opium speculation ct
the bottom Of the whole matter. IL 10
generally whisky and women that cause
the downfall Of men. bot IN this in
stance think u vas tria tsRefa IN uso-
whisky, women and opium. II does not
seem TO me that any ons Of the causes
would have thrown orr late gallant
down. Il msy have been
the result Of only tvo Of the causes,
bat in Vancouver il 10 the general i'm
preston that it vas . combination Of
the three"
Did Captain White leave bis family
veil provided foi?"
He left them without Q oeut and
heavily involved. Why te esed for the
very caTpes and furniture in bis house.
IL may be that be has committed mi.
eide. hope. on account Of his family,
that be hes tied big rock 10 bis neck
and jumped Oh the wharf"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14
NOR OPEN FOR Av ENGAGE.
NEWT.

Mr.. q. scerrs, chief engineer Of the
Puget Sound Construction Company In
speaking Of his contemplated retirement
from the service OF tbs company on the
2o.h, inss.. said. "Yoor informant VAS
slightly mistaken when be tod you that
I voald be open for an engagement
after tbs 20th OF this month. when !
ven, TO work for tbs Puget Sound Con.
s,ractiop Company only signed con-
tract for one year. and at she sacrifice
OF nv pess~0al feelings ard also OF my
beat interest. ] have remained several
months over my time. / am not look
irg for Job, ~ oil. "a have had two
oaers lately, either oDe Of which 10 bet
ler than the pos tiou have been hiling
for the past year. Ia my Interview with
Mr.. Gilman De personally requested me
to remain IN the service OF the railroad
company a. locating engineer, which
ODER very respectfully declined, fer
reaaops satisfactory TO myself.
snould have resigned frsm the employ
at the Termination OF my contract bot
for one reason, aud that vas thai many
OF the msn IN my department had come
fr IN ierg distances 10 soceft employ
nent under me and ( knew that nay
withdrawsi could leave them at the
mercy Of soue nav man. Who I'D hts
friends TO royide for, aud l sacrificed
my personal feelings Ia tie mstter to DO
. simpie sct Of justice 10 the men who
a.. my solicitation came 10 seaitle
to acc ps positions IN my department..
AZ TO Air. Paul Aohr, who understand
will be made chief enginsef Of the reg
construction company. know nothing.
except by general report, and that u to
the tsaos tnat be il an active. gushing
ard clever gentleman, and ! hope be
vii, be successful In eomvlstipg the
road ncgoss tfs mountains"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14

Non OoMUo.-Althouah Goodall, Per.
kiRs Il Co.. decided TO send the tug
Wisssrd from the Columbia river to
Puget Sound, and authorized Captain
James Carroll 10 select suitable mas.
ter for Ter, and he regularly employed
Captain 8. ID. Libby TO assume COM
naBd OF the tug on be. arrival, IL 10 q
matter Of record that the company
owning the Wizard vas induced to re-
tain tbe tuR on the Columbia river bar
10 order TO prevent strong opposition
being established there, In order TO
protect themselves, the tug owners Of
Puget Soand had arranged that Just a.
socn as the Wizard ehouid make
her appearance in these waters,
ons or more OF the Puget
Sound tugs should 90 around to the
Columbia river and take a hand IN the
business over there. When the men on
ths Columbia river WIS ere fattenipR
from the proceeds Of the towaQe over
that bar learned that they we're to meet
With opposition from Q quarter they
had never dreamed of, they induced
GoodaiI. Perkins q %. to abandon she
scheme of sending an additional tug to
Puget Sound. A we'll known sea fafing
man said: Captain Libby 10 the party
injured IN the transaction. He vas Of
feTed one or more good jobs but refused
them because the Wizard had been
promised him. II be Is satisfied with
the turn things hsvs taken no enc else
has euy grounds for kick"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14
PERSONALS.

Captain J. D. Lbby is again In the CITY
Iudxs X. s. Green returned from up
found yesterday evening.
~. W. II. Llewailyn leaves tomorrow
- san Yrascsseo on . bIslness uip.
ND. Egbsrt. Democrat from wsiia
ysIls. arrived In seattle last evening.
Captain w. r. BaIlaEi returned yessor-
dsy lrom q flying visit 70 San FRANCISCO
=. n. Caviar, at attorney ., Law OF Nj
lsusburg, w. T.. came 70 lows yesterday
r business Wall.
xwocd Hill aad John Mendeneail, OF
Rsrihssn. Iowa are In the CITY iookins
~ : iocsti On to open q dry goods store
Nj, XIV. Mills. late OF tbs him OF NILS
\ Vo1rham, hardware merchants OF
Wsila WAila. IL In the city looking up q
buainess location.
Kx.Msyor Cannon, Of spokane Fails. is
Il the city. lie thinks the hin& snn
ouseu eItiez Of Washington tsrritory VIII
= joined By iron bands within very
fsw months.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14

~.S Washington CT the 0rsz1n snof'
1-s.s.gS Jss q Evans. u Enint
h1srsz Msr1iB Anrpa7. P@1fz
-. N.rhsel Doo1y. Cha nsJs<- - -
1880. u secsn1-ci - pssseassass aaa
- Msdfcsd on ths Oregon and ~ y
..fs.s T..~tay. yckn BurEe = c<Hssf,
- 4 yewmsn. MsJos z1nsn ne5s, !, IL Z
$1,000 49, ysseSh Cniids. I y sIegs y
rUksr. 4 y Mzats, NJ .A Ans.s pns,ss 10
\ "a !; 49, AID rife, J b Yre1ch snd vi :.
~ R.rrhI. "a Dsaes. T y Msrtln- : y
SDors q y Harder, y b BAeeit ~
- n Hamphsey and wife. Ms : .
~ Essieck- 3 woofcock. 9 fer-
80 - wtfs. 4 z Marin. y Ce.s.
- -. n 4 Hsrrisen, G g BeAf, ~ bAifs.
r cra.e. Geo EcCsfe. q A ehepasr.
5 VIM and party OF sssssssntz -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14

clAcK DiAsoS Black Diamond does
cot b.ast OF rs greatness, yet u has
thriving mining camp OF six hundred
psrsoua. Who are ao.nx well. che hundred
aaa twenty srhoai children who daily at
fead school, wlth two competent teas ne. =
Mr and Mrs Pussy. whs Rave usae u :
sns.c,ass inst tatian. she hncrantI OF
ia en- sens was shown by : vesunttsF
esntsihution suiticlest TO putd an al
dltien 10 their school house. 90 - V ~
commodsfe the two schools. They have
pa, ap : twenty NO inoh bell. the NOR
.ssas Of which call the children 10 thesr
AatscA and when there - service on
Sundays OF any appointed IN 9. q sAys 90
III i. Is time you were on the vosa 70
church.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14

AIVisII TO Inx MIsrs.-Yesserday
morning at Ills a special train left the
depot Of tie Seattle, Lake shore d
Eastern railway, fsot OF Mill street, for
the end OF the track. Among those on
board the train were ID. II. Gilman, A.
Macintosh, q. II. Sheafe, II. X jones,
Mr.. Bradley, Q Michigan lumbermap;
1. q. Wilson and wife, u. w. Hunt and
several others. The special reached q
point about three miles this side OF she
Gilman miues. The party secured con.
veysnces and paid visit to tne mines.
fhe offset sfShs trip vas q desire en-
Mr.. Giiman's part Z, make q personal
inspection Of sne vosk. The party re-
turned IN t,s Afternoon, aud Mr.. Gil
man expressed the opinion that the
track would be completed 10 the mines
by The end OF tie week.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14

Az ANNIvEssARY.-Yest az was .
day calculated TO set the Grand Army
men gossiping. Il wss the anniversary
day Of The appointment Of Cen Grant
commander !n-chief Of the Cnicn forces
Ihese Is no dosbt In the mints OF the
people now just what memenfsHs results
followed upon tkat appointment. ba. q,
that tire even the wisssst could not have
remotely calculated Just what career
Gen. Grant would have In the course u
time.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14

Get correct nameer Of youE bo7se
from Harris / GTeenu,. Marion street.
4 Z. Grespus. inspector OF nrrsosrs by
special appointment of city council.
Utsice ko7rs Il 80 i:;0. fell In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14

Cn,Rs so WIN FRACn-Chsfies b.e'S
yesterday brought suit In tho district
cears axaanst Thomas l. kempsier, In
which II is nii. gel BY The plat CT hat en-
ssauAuisntl, pretended. for the purpose
u arfraaalu9 thu plaintiff, 10 es The
ewner " and 10 have right to convey .
p<Alntin certain FeA. estate, nRme4y. tSt
. Aect q. Ia runtusa thlrt At5tiaon 20
sks<sie ard delivered "a plslrttu cs'ssd
Or the sscpsrty. and the defendant PAss
fnt he property SsoA when. - = nlattes
q fscs tao Property was and sitli e evs %
y Mssga-st tsniius. The riAin,ie ssSe
Ira in1rt.snat agSsrs, the defendant
al thar 10 ~ imprisoned in the conaiy
lss untn thar spW IS paid. No warrant
~ hxen Issued
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14

fslo FrSraAsx.-os t1.So1 rlfeSs Of
egsh-ci ssties- Chester CaeAEY sonsht
the balsnre OF an importers ssaek 81
: 4txs uasiin cauhgse. SAirseok and
mall snegctasfiss. sresiiy E9tss valas-
IL eassss taa szscs ter ssls his 81. 8;
atlract.Yn g..csA- MA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14

pror CoxxpEsSraa. - Governor
ssmpie las appointed Captain W. j..
Waite. OF Seattle. Captain Crosby. Of
Tacoma and Captain DsLiou, Of PORT
Toxnserd, pilot commissioners fSr tie
Straits Of JesE De Ese..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14

fAssxSaEEs AND FaxsGa-. - ] be
steamship Mexico which arrived here
a. az early hour yesterday morning
brought the largest nsmher OF passsn-
gers 81 Guy steamship since ihe COM
pissiou OF The Oregon and California
r.ilrcss, which ess into abs steamship
psssecatf business 10 q considerable
extent. This trip ihs Mexico broaehi
to tee So1Bd 1872 passenger, LISTED fer
ports A. fellows; For Victoria. 81; FOR
Port Townsend. y: fer Seattle, Ga. and
for Iscoms -. Her freight comprised
1871 toes. eorsisnet 30 pcrts a. follows;
fss Nsesorfs. a. tons, fer Vancouver, i,
tons; fer Port Townsend. ia& tors; frr
Seattle SIS toas, fss Tacoma, $40 tens
Fsam tie above nRures is ssii &c .seu
that very nesr!y enc half e all the pas
SSssrs aad freight broGshs freu SAL
Frape.sso by ice Nsyico wers booked
FOR seattle. Port re~sssna asa made
a his increase n : trs3 u both freight
and passer~eFs. Aftsr rtmsiniEz IN
this pszi tiii ; e'elock yesterday sitter
Isoc. ale Ntxise p-5cse3ed to Tacoma