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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-05
THE MISSING MAN.


Mrs. ? T. Mess, q Write flgey. was IN
seattle YESTERDAY. ahd made inquiries at
the Posi- NrEIL ioEXtga aillce regarding +
o lnwis. whose SaiIss, iiisd With letters
sna private papsfs, vas recently found
eadrf 3 railroad frest;s Mrs. Mess Stated
that lewis hat heeu working sar heg hus
baud ga the farEg. blgt owing f. sslfgse
slight MISUNDERSTANDING. iclt Mr. Mess en-.
pias ftr came tu seattle sfs0ui tive
months aga a8d gfnir back ihsf he lad
sasal lob. and be v sete Inviting Mrs Mess
sou 10 eagae a. seattle en- the Fourth. The
hs,s came bat was unable to hud Lewis.
aud nothing has since bEea heard Of the
latter He had intended - Nezk daring
the summer sud earn sgeic!sHi 10 isay i5ls
waF a. the university sesf winter Lewis
was about q wars Of axe aud Stssd
worker, a. vel a. yGnEg ntao Of good
character HIS parents recently sold ta@ss
farm in New foFk state. intending IA fssE
their xan IN Washington Tsrrtiory. hat nas
hsslng heard Of him fer two months. they
are la great perpisSssy and have delayed
shsir ststsarsHro from the East. Lewis had
. friend uarncd Fred tasvia. who, When
last heard from. was working In n hfie&
yard az smiths suye, II a considered pc
ruiiar IL he ss sttil Ia this sieinigy, thai he
has ne, told the authorities what be knew
ais,s4it the matter, As iswss's dsssIle aFaiics'
has been pfwsieasiy mentioned II length
IA thss&r f,ttNfnn<
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-05
- . - -77-7-'s77-
LETTER FROM NEwCAsTLE.

NEWCASTLE, Aug. l.
To THIS EBlroa ON the 18th of july
these appnaEed IN seattle evening paper
an article headed Trouble at Newcastle
We. the undersigned. members OF L. A.
$685., X. of l.. at Newcastle. ara authorized
20 speak for this assembly, As regards tbs
sensational article wherein Il speaks Of the
necessity OF calling cut the militia to QReii
as { expected riot 81 thls place. We can ouis
speak for this assembly and can tFisisfnlly
say ne were As much surprised as the pub
lie en- reading that article. We positively
know nothing sb0git any expected riot or
trouble that viii aecessitate the calling out
Of even G corporal guard. We sssare yoa
the kusghts 81 iaiQf are a peaeeabie. Law
At!,iing people. and yet they have courage
TO demand their rights. and lot this they
are jradaced But as regards the artieie
mentioned there was not even shsiow Of
Excuse Tor is publication aad therefore
we brand il rs coiaipg ffota purely slat-
derSns tansaes for the purpose 0s black
mailing tse character II the knights ~
Labor aad thereby gaining sympathy for
gnholy oppression 81 the wage working
Glars. :. D. MrfEsRKEY.
FRsD EHER.
GEaRcE C. EgGauFE,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-05
C0NTRABAND CELESfIALS.
ah Jake, the Scout, again Under
Arrest-1he Fourth Time.

Four Cinnamon were arrested near the
boundary nae 'bg Deputy United States
Marshal Jonas tseer, OF whatgom, and
brought TO this city yesterday They we're
taken before United states Commissioner
Emery and wFits Of deportation were Issued
for their return 70 British Columbia by to-
days steamer. One IS the prisoners Was
charged with smuggling opium, but there
WAS mol sufficient evidence Ia hold him for
the e.feIsc
Commissioner Emery stated 20 the re-
porter that Que Of tao prisoners. whose
name Il Al iiip, had been before him three
times previously, once a. All jap and twice
as Al Jake, This enierprisinE celestial
Fnakes business q acting az pioneer Tot
discontinued bands III Cinnamon GA she
other side, aad United States Attorney
White is contemplating the prepricty OF
charging sslm WITH Il violation 81 the act
providing fer the punishment If all who
aid q ahet Ia the Importation OF chinese
INTO this country ID violation Of the anti
Chinese set
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-05
SOME NEW VESSELS
ofsiriaI Measurement of Three
Steamers and Schooner.

DEPUTY Collector Prank Il. wtasa1p hss
,s>en hasy during the past week. taking
tbs osIeisl aslmsssnfsa ieats o. = number
OF new vessels. nov nearing coainietsaa'
aud ~ has kinsiy furnished shs efaeisl
is9arts feg publication
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.s,lisrs.s.si ser esalsssssrss Nn aees ksSts.
tered }euzsa sas fsef, Registered hfessssa,
"a fsgfs Registered tisE8h, fs@i gross ssss-
mage. = = tsss.s act ststBsNs, - g TONS
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fe1sssh :. frz-s. bsea5ffh. Y ieat gsHia
Is fsst Kr.ass t0nnsgs, 8 = teas, ses tom
nsse So IONS
-.fsterf Heavy fiaiity. % safeias Reg
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.fet.Eh. s fcct. srssss saansss. istS seAs
r,i-r 7tsnrsrs. So t1t2S
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INTERESTING FIGURES.


OF City Property.
The assessment valuation Of pFeperfy ID
the city Of Seattle for tae sesr lsss ff4sss UP
as fellows.
Realty 81. SCI. ss4
improvement on realty I.4tz.5sT
feFsoaai property 2.sss. ssS
Total $40. .Is5
The assessment for iss7 was ss follows:
Realty 81, iss. Isl
Improvements ga rsafty t.0a1I. 10
Personal property s.0as.ssa
Total %. $50
twill BE- scen that xsig.a ~ the realty
has Increased s2.sfa IN and thai there l. 4
total increase % Ss.att. Ia osss the figures
for laSt year. There are csrtaiu faess 10 b.
taken into consideration Ia the sosurafi-
son, which irsd Ia shea much larger
Increase than II really apparent ffosa ska
figures Themselves. IN the assessment
roll Of ies7 all tie afsy lots a,tss ard and
the sum total aas considerably increased
bY iiieiE valuation, III the valuation for
isSa. these lssis were exempted b order Of
the county commissioners aud the total
il accordingly decreased by the sIEn rspse
seating their assessasse value.
Asan0g the lots ia question there are
DearbefI.s seepud, third atad fourth al.
aitious. John tsAfys addition. Eafl Of
InHsins addition and phinaey sses.ud
addition, comprising IN al tie seeii0a
kneA as The Mud Pats
Again s71ano 10 mortgages was eau
ceilcd during fhe year. which materially
affects the SUM total fef Isss Beside nni
LIDS capital has been largely iaVeksssd IN
MORTGAGES here. and sach i mot sssesssbie
under the existing laws.
Eoltatg Assessor QAiitev states that the
esunty assessfaept roll viii be completed
BY teus0sr1w
The enp!oyes % the ASSESSORS nffiee
have beun RgrAsux Bsghss 10 gff taE roll
! uus au tigae. The sssesSari week has baen
considerably increased this year By The
operation OF the uew military lsw. This
Jaw requires that The assessor shall return
a LIST Of everyone Ia the county liable 70
military duty This ilss has % BE opened
and examined Ia the auditors as'scs Ans
Persons who are eSeaTf from military
tiists may appear before The county com
raissieaefx and, Upon proving the laets,
hRRe their names stricken OF The iist i
then sent % the adlaaat s~nefai
There T. considerable property assessed
80 $40 different persons sad H1aFs OF less
70 three Il Is assea<sr8. NECESSARILY be
esss. Il fAs been SaEBed 10 and listed -
different pwnerF-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-05
THE ROOM EXTENDING.
II strikes she Port of Entrs In
crease In Naine.

Vt Ntftkes the FORT OF fntrH tn-
crease In Naine.
whca My Area Weir. editor % tRe Port
TosussaA sefas. waz ia the city 5 dag OF
swo ssnSe, be wns asAed ~ fesr lSfEt
slssNosa frpasssF about thr pTas~ai sisfus
Asi iaiaeo prospects az the Pert fewnsena
Saasaera EAllYasa
'siar tailgusa ealerprise answered Mr.,
Weir, as meyiug faps,fle toward 8 develop
issni taat insNres a connection with one
~ aeFr established frapsepniincntal lines
sssAie ts0 war The policy az the tsscai
asxaasetefAt Is fast heguming mere ener=
fetse ard sshsFsl. and the iafr5stiaa l. -
pa larsg te,fce u H4rn into the fieiR VERY
sssa ~ grading w havc QUIT iacktax
Ant ar seafE - railroad building The
lFeEis ~ taat tbs q nns eniy seed policy
- sat ~ property Interests are concerned.
bat tssey fsei tsis' the enterprise pr r.
sssss b saeesrSsiiL Il viii nns ~ ssSy -
nFsF sssigasis tae lecsl commerce % will
azsesef. ssF5isi Is daily concentrating 70
hs'lt TIE hae Iee aae absorbing Thought
rs easis the rusi "a quicklN As possible.
{ isel sba, iisf timr hss cosHs Wksn Pars
IssAseas saepld set rgaAy O. handle the
nsaNse~s e tso wcSf poytlnn ef FuEet
sASal asst tasr care Hl s1o8s la bond
utfsfns cArErsl FoUEtSa ~,
shSsiasr confidence Ca thr railreaa ga.
issHTsss ASST ia sho fHtgrs - fofs EaHn-
Fsas. sNpuuvfsi Mr.. Weir. '-has spresd -
sssx sAAt ansns 30 PASS tun days, esxr
t&sAsae q Cnis.sJ sspiiai has tssea
esszsfat sss5 Pna TOYS asoEa,i fer invest
aea& ana shsi. taa. tf PERSONS ~ wcSitif
- ~ Nns iagest.As 'er gperc sentiment
Hfse NuEts I'VE Laisloas aha taEfgNt
$50 eksfta % feQHtrtF. has expressed tae
s2sf'ssE - huNiHg aefg aud asil iutrFeS;
IS eeeSts Fssr sHsnetus sitain ihE rsss
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t'ssisse 2at PRED 4 S. knt&As, sssper
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Salem.
sfeTapsieSsi entertainment hs Pierce
and 1askses. ga Taesssiy evening, saI
attract IEaaT. whes sse HnFss eesered
views u PsFa viii ae shown On eAasass
- feel square.
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ressHev dsy.
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estap tres ae TAG lsest eseE given here.
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rapidly cleared aisa the resolutions af the !
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ANOTHER BOAT SUNK.


A telegram was received from suohsgnish
last evening announcing that the steamer
SelliF. Captaia olisrai, had struck saag
IN the river an her way 10 seattle. aad
sunk III six feet OF water. The Aoaroe
Bas sgHs for 20 81 70 her relief, but sac i
Iui ~ repair. The Nellie was due Al 10
O'Clock last eyeaitg. and had not arrived
with the nails up to ! 8'clApk this morn
ing, which adds color 10 the report that
she had sGnk. The NSHspe wiiI leave this
si'g afift The NAH at 6o'cleek this morn
Fnss
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A NOVEL ENTERPRISE.


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and areIfssl IS make a. ha.csi psany cat
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a JgNEIf CsAs EaY--TAe Seattle Ledge,
Independent order Of R'asi Firth, have
serep.ed THE refusal Of plet If iana FROM
She Masonic Cemetery Association. TO be
especially reserved and for tie us. Of 3
Jewish huryiiar gToaad the plof een
and appropriately Gated The gTssa,sxts
Viii tss for burial purposes Of israslsfes Of
shss cssy. Il Is the intention 10 form
Jewish Cemetery Association sntier TIE
auspices Of Seattle Ledge independent
order Of R'nas B'sith- Il Il also proposed
70 procure suitable ios OF which "a erect
konse Of worship toe Increase Of resi-
dents Of the Jewish faith having become
quite large OF late.
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OPERATIONS SUSPENDED.


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Artistic decoration. The elegant iatcsier
decorating aoae 6Y MessFs Graham &
Baulfon u Sac naw ofisee 81 The Guarantee
Lean and TFnst Co, an 8;li xtfHtt. = At
tracing much attention, Nessfs. Graham
& Dapl1nn carry the largest l!ne on The
sound q wall aad ceiling decorations, IN.
grains. jsynnaSe and Amsyleau heather,
LsneFaster, Weifoti. feis Aa1 Silt fTeises.
etc They enpfoS only skilled W0ykgaea
ard sHaFausee satisfaction.
BuHsLARiEs GoaTfsCE. he attention
Of the readers 81 this paper is again called
- the safety offered b the seattle safe De
t,ssis company. Everyone shonid visit
these pansfs aud secure > iaax or safe They
rerelve packages of al kiaas, also tTuaks,
ssiveTSare. etc.
Great saln of meas and woman's sum
faeF underwear. Prices oaehnH regular
value a. foklas. siaFerTasn & Co.'S crest
sale
Fancy stripe seof flannel. in aew stylish
effects, fer hogsz wrappers and boating
suits. Clearance saie. TssktEs. sinscfsnsn
cent white psqsa. tsies-r.
-.
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PUNISHED ssR THREsFs.-~Ka lert Becker
was recently snesi by r. J. Walker. an at
tosaey Yesterday Becker met walker oH
the street ana Threatened hin with the
sfiresf vengeance. He gave bisa nHfsI next
Tuesday - prs5asc himself, szsi said that
on thai date he g-nssl4 ssatsp TIE 4 e out If
Mr.. Walker. The latter nd ast consider
he earszesnens Tor Tuesday binding as be
had net s!gaiaesi hi acceptance Of H. He
promptly hal Becker arrested aud taken 10
Justice ~osssreerE's cotsrf. The prisaues
wAs tinesi g. and pas unae- so sosds 10
keer the peace.
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10 cent Hsen towels. Chester ciesry.
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e,rT.s srsxs zss.s dress tesszsHsssss ~ fx<s@ss
siswxszaeA \ 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-05

Tar fIrNnxss s7S A STRIKE The iasarney-
men ptsmbxrs 81 this city YESTERDAY served
$ noties % their respective employers that.
ssra Easns3ag with so-Ts0-roas- fhsT wessid
sier1saas thai uisie aettrs constitute Z days
work. The sFat.tsyezN refused te aceesie to
the proposed eAsnee, sad isS, evening
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"a essfo-se shesF as1an8s s4sssfSe Ffzst-
stcnt was sicetsst isgsssfie1sf; Charles Maid
taenk. secretary AelHiyTs sseasazfsr- and
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Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE bulls were dl-
vided on wheat today. Prices opened &c
higher than the close on Saturday and
few large operators and very many small
ones turned sellers. The heavy realizing
caused decline from the opening figures
of sc to &c. but the country was buying
and the influences were for higher prices,
and they came About II o'clock it was
known positively that the decrease in the
visible supply would be very large, perhaps
100000 bushels. and OF the strength
of this knowledge the opening
prices were produced. Additional re-
ports were wired from Ohio and Indiana
saying that the wheat growing in those
states would yield but little more than
that needed for seed and con-
sumption. It was 1870 o'clock
when the visible supply figures wer
posted and showed decrease of 2046,O00
bushels The growing feeling of strength
in wheat eliminated during the last fif-
teen minutes of the regular session and
prices went beyond all former buiges.
July opened at SOC, declined to SS}5c, re-
acted to Sc, sold down again 10 SS}5c,
again reac, cd to S95sc, and closed at S9$lc.
The situa tion in corn was strong. May
sold highest on the opening at 6o4c. Later
sales were !, to &c under this figure and
the closing p rice was $3.50. Other futures
opened firm nd higher, dropped back &c
from the high est price of the mornir and
rallied with heat, and like wheat made
d sharp adya nee before the close. July
sold from So, to 5611fc, back to 57$lc and
up to 5S3lc, Gle sing at $3.50, or about &c
over Saturday close. The visible supply
decreased B. 449. 900.
Oats, like cor Il, got some strength from
wheat. Tie sm all local stock also made
May strong VI ay opened at 35c, sold be-
tween 34$lc and 353Ic, and closed at 353sc.
July opened at &c. sold between 33&l and
81 &c and closed lat 34]4c.
Provisions we re moderately stronger
and higher in the face of the large receipts
of hogs and a dec line of ) to 10c in prices.
The latter howe yer, was offset by the
strong and advan ing tendency of grain.
Pork advanced PIC | ard advanced about
15c July pork sol d at; S14.40 a S14G0 and
closed at $l465. Il ard at $8.3715 at SS.42
and closed at $3.50
The secretary of the Chicago board of
trade reports the Vi 5ib lie supply of grain
on May l. as follow :: Wheat 1921 ,2+0, |
decrease 045 S37 blu: co. IN 1866, 935, decrease
2 Az, 746 bu; oats 4. To- - 80 increase 81, 500.
The leading futures ran ge d as follows
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
The Romans No. Dancers.

L IS an erroneous impression that ID In
vogue in certain quarters that the Romans
were dancers or encouraged dancing. That
was one feature Of the Grecian civilization
that tbs Romans did not sdopt- In fact,
dancing was always in disrepute among tie
Romans. who were too practical people to
indulge IL such fantastic recreation A 70
man historian refers TO this fact in connec-
ton with the trial Of Claudi'fs, who was
charged with having frsuiuleasiy got him
self elected to the trlbane- IL was also
charged IS a further allegation OF Giaudius'
bad character aud unwo-thiness that be had
been guilty Of dancing. This cassrse, how
ever, IS refuted by CiandiGs' counsel in an
address to the tribune, who stated that his
client bad too much sense 20 Be guilty Of sr-ch
foolishnsss as hopping around On one foes
and then on a-other.-Fa+her John n. 20
land N Globe Democrat