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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors
Office Yesterday.

Real estate transactions during the
month just closed were 80, Pr Is Dur
ing November, 1857, they were sis457T e.,
Transactions from January !, 1855, to
date are SIS, ol7,7s7 2s There were h!ed
for record yesterday 30 deeds, the con
sideratioas aggregstiHg s36.6 5l. an average
of sl-zZ2. Following is the list as fur
nished by Wood & Osborne, abst,aetors Of
title:
L. Richardson 70 T. Burke. lots 5. and
10, and swl Of nwlt sec. 10. all in - a n.
r4e.si
H. B. Bangs to D. O. Mclean, lots aud
s, blk 81, d. T. Denny's 80 add 10 North Sc
attic, 5000.
V. II. Smith. ct al. to A R. Milbroudt,
lots Is and y, blk 5, Southern Pacific add
70 West seattle, $40.
Z. l. Terry % J. NJ. Barts. lot II. biz 5,
Terry's 4th add to the city OF Seattle, $50
9. kskeldy 10 J. Z. Frank. 81 nw1s OF
Sc sec II. ip q n. of r 3 e, 500.
W. J. Cofman to II. f. & W Nommen-
son, lot L and - lot IL. blk {, Bells 9Th
add, $50.
J. II. Lewis to II. N. Mills. lots i. ?. , and
&c, blk 3, Lewis & Giiman's add s260o
A. Macintosh to B. G. W. Liehtenberg.
nwl4 nwl see ., tp "a, 3, 5000.
West Seattle Land and improvement,
Company &c L J. aud J. L. ChRmb, rim.
Z. J. Steel 10 K. c. shInn. lot l. bib 9, In
town Of fesler, King county, w. T. $50.
Puget Sound Chauiauqus Assembly 20 2.
W. beeoius, lot 6, blk Il, ChaniaGqua
beach, S25.
j. Lynch aud J. H. shields to W. II.
Archer, lot 2, Blk 3, Lynch d Shields add.
t25o
II. White to ]. :. Virgins, lot :, blk 9.
White & Msnning's add 10 West Seattle,
Sis.
II. white to J. Forsberg, 10. IS, blk Q,
White 4 asnning's add to West Seattle.
500.
H. White to L. P. skoos. lot IA. blk Q.
White & MaEning's add to West Seattle.
500
ME Handsaker to C. c. Calkins, undiv
= of lot !. SEQ /. tp "a, rae, $500,
G. c. Calkins 10 K n. McFadden, lot !,
sec |. tp 4. 4 e. 5000
b. r. Handsaser To C. C. Calkins. 80 sores
Ia lots |, ? and 3, sec 81, and SCI ssi3 sc
80, Up =. : e. SOC.
H. White to P. wesklund. lot a. blk 5,
White & Aanning's add TO West Seattle,
sl5.
P. safer to L. p. White, lots IL and II.
blk Il, Northern add 10 city Of Seattle,
S4S0
NJ McTeigh to J. Il. Dullum, Ii fl or
side lot 8 aud 80 Il of side Of lot 1, blk
IL, heirs sarah A. Bells first add. 5000
A. l. REYNOLDS 70 J. r. Dullum, lots 2
and 3. blk IS, w. \. Bells sixth add, fi40o.
J. McN.G.st 10 c. Nelson, lot ., blk II,
Eastern add TO city, SO.
Z l. Terry to J. f. Carney, lot blk 6,
rerry's 9th add, $50
V. II. Smith ct al 10 +. Bowles, lot /. blk
J, Southern Pacific add 70 West Seattle,
$50.
j. d. NeDermoft 20 J. II. Fox lot ,, blk
81, d, T Dennys Park add to North Sc
attie. $50.
R. P Daniels to D. o. Davis. 10, Il. blk
Is. Northern add, $3.50.
NJ A Gliden TO c. A. Cook. lots and ..
see p, To - n. % ., and swi pwI. sec -
AM nwi4 uws sec 81, and SCI mel see 81
~ q n, r 5 {. 1900
e. A. Cook 10 G. J. Preft. lots l and ?,
sec .. tn - u. OF c. $1,000.
United states 70 {. Potter and J. Craige.
swt< of nwis sec p, and nwl of nw1 Z. see
b, Up - n,FSe.
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The MISTAKES or IyeERsoLL.


NV W. h ~. Drivers EtrB3 Lee
tzrs ~ the IL r. Chareh.
uCci Bob rngersou wn nos cozpietely
aad Eosz ssecsssiIy rcussxl By the Eoxic
sad ia1xaAszs comparison Of DE-. L d.
Drivers leersre n the sessry -roszn Of tie
firs< u. z ehzrca- corner Of Third sas
MARION streefs, last evening. his rather
large and very attentive su1ieaee s<srs~d
% t1ink % sayxay- Il was the FIRST OF
series Of f0az star lectures 20 be riren ua-
Der the auspices Of the T. u. c. A DR..
Dr.ver proved that be had the weapons Of
good wiz clear logic. abundant knowledge
s11 tie ability tutuake Ingerxaii eoafr.-
diet himself, 10 pzs into anu ing eonflies
inTeEscH and Thomas Paine sna ali the
cfnef tnaoes@ for the last I'D yesrx for
that matter and he 9issected tAei- rhifo<o
pht vita Surgical analysis thar xas ros
sithc1s It's h1r11- III. sabseck suxzesr-
ing a. once hat his nearers night s1f5ci-
pale. was 6tfy entitled The Mistakes Of
t1gsrs9ll- and one by one he took ~ the
gre2z laEFer o-aTars mistakes. 2Eordiaz
his audience as much keen delight ss Col.
ingers0il gave he less chrisian crowds
Who nrsi beard him ridiease the MISTAKES
Of Moses The lecturer proved Chris
tssaifv By Darwin himself referring 10
Dsrwsns voyage Around tie World,
Wherein she philosopher Of evolution
shows what Progression the Christian re-
ligson had sengs1 Eitslled in one OF the re-
note csnns&zi Islands.
Il tod Col. fngsrsoi," said the doctor.
that was poor faa8. but was worth
fsa8 aud would give him or sny other mza
<soe II he coasd shox where step OF pro
gress bad been Enase, in aay nation for
ZOO yearx. outside tie circulation of the
Bible He refafed Irgersoii's assertion
that the book of&fstfhew WAS &c, written
until ID years after Christ, By referring 70
religious works OF as early antiquity s. A
D. 50 and even earlier than that Inxer-
soils unconditional God, he anus
ingiy compared TO the Chinese
joss. and the futilify of expecting any
thing from heafhen who had saet loss
Ingersoli's logic be illustrated humorous
ly oy the logic. -So eas has two tafss.
bat every cat has one more tail than 20
cat, therefore, every cat has three tails. .
The speaker exposed IDgsrsolI's piazirsr-
ian from tue works OF Christion author.
ia his famous dennnetafion Of strong
drink. viz: That it defhrones reason.
degrades the soul, dishonors God, 3epopu-
lstes heaven and peoples he'll The grace
OF the Christian religion was testified 10
By IBgeTsolis own admission Of mercy.
Dr. Driver was very interesting in his
championship Of the justice of the uni
yerssl lag protecting the good from evil.
aud the objectionable sin" he explained
u be biasphemy against the Holy Ghost,
that IS rejection. and continued rejection
OF free salvation.
He viii lecture on Miracles" tonight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-01

IMAGINED He WAS SHor-A drunken
sailor. called George Heron, entered the
New England hotel last night ia an in
'oxicatei state and rolled aboat on the
aoor. shouting that he had been shot In
the foot. Officer Thompson soon arrived
on The scene and rerognixed Heron - the
man arrested for drunkenness Thanks<is-
Ing evening aud fined 81 After paving
the tine. Heron hat still some money left
with which he ~ once proceeded To get
merry oa further poiAiions. lie wears
pair OF heavy gum boots. which IL appears
have not pnlved impervious u salt wsier.
as some sfili fingers in the cavfii :, com
bining with the mans neglect of clesuli.
ness Ia reduce his feet 20 the tender con
dfiion Of q boiled lobster In his drunken
sprees he always attributes the pain To
sun shot wosnd. and ocicer Thompson
thinks that smother night in the lock up.
with day or two's exercise on the cham
gang, will 80 far towards reducing hiS.
hatfurtpAttOn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-01

FscHooL BoARp An informal meeting OF
the school board was held last night az
Dexter Horton & CO.. hank. The business
Transacted was confined 10 minor details
aud no important measure was discussed
a. length. The question Of employing q
substitute teacher, IS WAS the intention he
lore The present school term began. was
toaohed on. Miss Kennedy informed the
board that two teachers. Miss Alderman
aud Miss Root had becu obliged To absent
themselves from duty by Illness superin.
daced By overwork. Zach OF the teachers
manages classes Of 50 pupils, aud during
heit Illness pupils from the high school
were employed 10 do their work II was
suggested by Mss Kennedy. the supern-
teudent, that the beard allow the bill Of
NE pupil teachers instead of the sum being
deducted fram the salaries OF Miss Arkcr-
man aud Miss Root The members of the
board present signitied their concurrence
Win the snperintrndent's views, and their
Intention OF taking up the proposition Of
ENGAGING substitute teacher at the next
meeusg. 20 be held next Friday ~ :
o'clock y, m
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SHIPPING NOTES.
The Schooner Jennie Has . Very J
stormy Passage. n

The ship PALMYRA will be ready for IA
10 night. with 2l0o tons OF Newcastle and
Franklin coal for san Francisco.
The steamer uma,illa sailed yesterday
evening. AZ q O'Clock, for Sau Francisco
with ia,2so sacks OF oats and 40 green
hides.
The steam schooner Jeanic, Captain
Humphrey. from San Francisco arrived in
port yesterday evening Captain Hum
phrey reports q stormy passage with enor-
nous seas from the wSw. and Sw. which
made Il extremely difficult 10 make head
way. The schooner was struck by ire
ncndous wall seas which caused the
schooner to roll so heavily that no one
could remain on deck without being tied
10 some of the fixtures The vessel left
San Francisco last saturday evening with
$50 tons OF general merchandise consigned
as follows; Seattle. 400 tons. Tacoma, $50
tons, and Port Townsend 100 tons. After
unloading her Tacoma freight. the
schooner will return 10 this port. where
she will take on a cargo OF Franklin coal
for Portland, Or. After delivering this.
she will return 10 Seattle aud load coal for
san Francisco
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-01
All Chronic, Nervous and special
Diseases skiiIfaily Treated.

Dr. @. Johnson. who recently spent
eight moatas IN the principal ho.pita
aud !taiing medical iusiitltisns of New
Yerk civ investigating the most recent
discoveries in medicine and surgery. hay
lug resumed practice in Seattle. i pre-
parest 10 treat al classes Of chronic
mslasiies. sach as liver complaint. ess
persia rheumatism, all affections Of The
Kidneys. heart ami lungs. al sksu aud
hioa diseases. al ailments arising fFocl
q weakened neryoas system, all rectal
q seas. :. al geuito-uriuary diseases, aud
al diseases peculiar 10 women, According
10 toe --latest and most improved methods.
Gonsuitztiaa fee Charges moderate.
o=-e, rooms e and GO. New Tesler beck.
MI street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-01

Farmer Burns Fatal Experience
with an Angry Cow.

Information was received here yesterday
OF the death of Il man named Burns near
Black River Junction from the effects of a
wound received from the horn OF cow.
Burns was the renter OF the farm OF Beriah
Brown. Sr., OF this city. "Wednesday he
was attacked BY fractions COW, knocked
down and wounded very badly in the
groin by stroke from one Of her horns.
He was taken to his home and medical a.
Sisianee summoned, bat his injuries were
The funeral took place yesterday The
unfortunate man leaves a family of several
children.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-01

Nor DEF SEA uSIoS.-"An item IN
the Tacoma correspondent OF the Posi-
ISIELLtGEScKR this morning does the Coast
~eamen's Union an iuiustice. though | do
not think /; was so Intended, said Mr..
McIsFen. agent Of the union yesterday.
at il limited that through the influence
OF the union eight sailors who had signed
articles aud received advance money, were
induced to leave the ship Joseph ,pinnev.
about 10 sail Tor the United Kingdom. Ii
is ridiculous to suppose that the union
would attempt sucn thing. We have no
sort Of hold on deep water sailors, and
furthermore we don't want To have. There
are more applicants for membership In
the union now than we want, aud We are
anxious 10 get all wao will To ship in deep
sea vessels, so there will hc less coast men
II the union would keep eight men from
shipping il would have Just eight more
mouths 10 provide for and | can assure sou
that Il bad nothing TO do with the men
who refused To sail GA the Spiuucy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-01
CIVILIZED INDIAN CHILDREN.
A Decision That They are Entitied
to school Enrolment


Under the DAVIS bill OF isSs the children
OF all Indians who have taken their alIot.
ment of land in severalty, or who live apart
from their tribes and have adopted the
habits OF civilized life. are entitled 20 all
the public school privileges the same a.
the male adults are allowed 10 vote as
citizens OF the United states. The ques.
ton OF school enrolment. however. rather
puzzled the board Of public instruction.
aud supt. J. II. Morgan submitted the
question 10 Attorney. General Metcalfe,
asking II such Indian children should be
included In the public school enrolment
Mr.. Meicalfc has given the opinion that
they should. The act Of the Washington
legislature of 1881 and 1856 provided that
an enrolment OF all school children he.
tween the ages Of > aud II YEAR should be
made every June, and section ~ makes
provision for the distribution OF the inter
est upon the school fund, las enrnllmeut
money" to be distributed among the
schools according 10 the number of chill
dren enrolled
Thus in school districts where there are
Indian children Of ihe class referred 60,
they being Included in the eurollment, the
amount Of money 10 be received by that
district will bc increased
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-01
TiyyERY FOR SALE.

Tannery. with latest improved machinery.
two acres of improved land. splendid or
chard, 6ne ten-reorn, hard finished resi-
dence. barn, and a perpetual deed TO
magnificent waterpower. Tanuery is on
line of railroad and on salt water, and 10 IN
successful operation. Price, 5000; part
cash. House 10 worth this. Owner mast
sell on account OF his wiie's health.
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TOElAS, SIAGERMAH eco,
Front and Columbia Sta
Dept.

To these looking for a goea. reliable
suit Of clothes, an ovsrcoat, or an odd
pair of pants made BY CUSTOM
rAILoRs. Of irss-slass material. with
hning and trimmings to match, we
respectfully invite to call upon us.
We dislike newspaper "b,owinE.r
Meme more 50. Rss We can ,rushfaIy
say that no house on the Pacific Coast
carries a larger or finer selected stock
q Meas, Youths. Boys and eha-
dren's Clothing than We do. and our
prices We guarantee 10 be the lowest
For gOOa-atsinE. all wool CASH
mer Sack suit YOU pay SIS, This fora
reliable business salt We call most rea-
sonable; and from that price up to sic
VIC can give you your choice Of over
20 different lines. At $40 per suit we
sell a silk mi1ed all wool worssed
lined with silk serge. any sise FROM "a
to AZ chest, and a. natty and stylish
a suit as any one wants. For the
same price Black Diagonal worsted
All Wool Sack suit Getaway suits
Of the same goods 81 higher. We
could gu the paper with prices, buta
would only tire yeu to read them all
and puzzle yoa to remember. san on
us and you viii be politely shown our
stock.
Our Boys and cniIdren's stock d
new very complete. and We would
like TO show them TO the ladies. This
department. ls on the second iker,
reached by an elevator. A comfort
able large roora. with plenty Of hight.
and the lowest prices
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Hoyx Doctors CONQUER Death

nse;ar Walter X HAmuoEa says; -Afser
long expsrfsaee have come 20 the e4sl
.iasia., thss fao- thirds Of al deaths ron
-ssuxas, pneumonia and eoiisa e pssaa
rnfehf =. AVOIDED Il Dr.. Aekerss Enslisn
p--..ssx for esfosNEaf sfion were o1is cav
faux used IN tiuse-" fhs Noaaefsa =
rrnsesiy . sold nz6rF positive Eaaraass~
hv a b. stewart. druggist
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New dress goods Chester cIesry-
Kodak cameras a. Stewart & Holmes
Drug Co.'S
Gents EHe neck wear and Earl & viii
sons collars and cuffs. Toklas, Singerman
4 Co.
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cocuRANE GAvn INV A cuARAcrke.

CocHRANE GAVE HIM CuAKAcrKe.--
The deputy sheriff. Dunbar. who has
achieved such notoFiety the las; few days
ior threatening 20 shoot people. waived ex
ANIMATION yesterday aud was held BY jus
Hee Jones' In siaO bonds 10 appear before
me grand jury, sheriff CochFane said res
Nslay afternoon ia the pontin block.
Were ne Wa waiting to confer with Prose
tuuns Attorney Kousld, that Dunbar az
rssed The faro dealer, Williams. GA his
eNn responsibility. We DID intend u
PAL the gamoling houscs. #" explained the
s4e',n but not that way. I Intended o.
1Hnd pail about fifteen Of them myself.
Snl going 10 keep good order while ! am
~ tai' o.hec. and The police are afraid 10
ne denied that Dnuhar threA'ened to
s'oos WOODY. said he was a nice young
~ VI about = wears who neither drinks,
y or swears aud that "ihe whole thing
y conspiracy Eufteu NJ hy The police
houses rsu. ~ '''N "''' - -
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10 yoa W'sa TO speed a pieasant 81 ar
Visit cur ert department. Iokiass sanger
usl 4 CO.
Sasae choice barzains ia dress goods a.
-. TaklzS. -ingegERB CO,
Csntnneri gloves. Chester Clesry-
Bissale al dress SoSss Chester Clesry,
gasiera Casa prices; eieAks- C5easE
Bszs Eaafei for rress-rooul fesT-lsTE-s
IIs ESCxE efce.
oar sreSsslnk1S psrloEs are CO fSe
fourth eeor, take elevator. ToksAs. singer
man & %.
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PAiSFCL woCSD-Nr. J. =. shepherd,
chief clerk in the auditors Office in the
Seattle. Lake Shore & Union, may suffer
the less of the middle finger on his lsf;
hand Some time since he accidentally
cut his nnger with an ipkeraser. The
wound hesled aud seemed 10 be getting
well, but yesterday aud the day before the
finger sselled up as large as his wrist, and
Mr. shepherd had To lay of 30 await de-
VeiOpments
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Do Not Suffer Any Longer.

Knowing that . cough can Dc checked
in day. sad tie arst stages Of coasamp-
rion brokea IN . week se hereby gEaFkn-
Lee Or Aexers English Remedy f0c Goa
sumpFiOn. and viii refund the money 10
al a % suy. take u - PEI aiT~czloEs, aud
Go pot and oar statement correct A u,
SfeWxFt, druggist
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Lots in Terry's fourth addition, between
the Mil and Jackson streets cable road, al
from Ss5o to sllco. half cash. These lots
are only Eve minutes walk from the Occi-
dental hotel, and we have only about half
. dozen left. Lots nearly mile further
out are being sold 81 higher prices.
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Table linens Chester CleSry.
Far trimming. Chester Cieary.
Ssc SIX plush. Chester Cleary
Per trimming Chester Cleary.
handkerchief Chester CleSry.
Fine suspenders for Christmas. Tokiss,
SiugeFman 4 Co.
Flannsls. Chester ClearY,
rlaAh sale Chester Cleary.
Comforters. Chester CbeAry.
Price cur new pushes Clexry.
Great sale; table linens ClesFy.
Sale - eos.ery. Chester CleaTy-
New trimmings chester CiesEy.
Price our aanueIs Chester Clear.
We will RON pus on holiday AItlFs n
every department grand display u hell
eay goods. f0kias. Sinserulan GO.
81; spienGie White sprssd. Ciesr9-
R-ewery for sac, Crawford 4 Conoyer.
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Table Linens.

A tour through our Linen Depart
meut y III reveal genuine bargains
We consider = handsome table set Of
Linens as oeeptable & present as can
he offered for Christmas gift
Is fine Fringed Table Cloths. ~
yards long, with Napkins TO match
plain and eoiored borders, new de-
signs. ats4-ss.
Twelve fine Lunch Sets Table Cloths,
8 and az yards long, with Napkins
and Doyles 70 match iren $40 to IS
set.
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A MISSING soN.-The mayor of Port
WAyne, lad, writes 20 Mayor Moran under
date Of November =, asking Information
concerning C. H. Kuoche, whose moth-r
resides ia Fort WAYNE. she hss Dot heard
from her son since Jgly - sBd fesrs harm
has hefailcn him TIE lass letter be sraie
vas on the paper Of the Bruus~i hotel
in this city Any enc knowing the where
bouts OF knoche NAV communicate suca
information 10 the Posi- INrELLIssScsE-
THs TIrLE PERFECr-Jaige II. 6. Struvc
aud Judge J p HORT have separately OK
aullned tae ute 10 the property AZ 'he foot
Of Pike street that 8, disputed BY the sqHAl-
tsrs, aud they each hud tGkE the iusfrG-
mgut Is perfect TIE sufvcy made by tao
SoFernnleat surveyor Of A a Dvuny's
original donation clala vas secGrs'e. sod
the description ia the fa'eut eiaut -
NJ Denny vas copied from It. Judge
Struvr cAuuot zee how the sfforuey for The
s9uGtters Is going to make cut a ease.
Art embroiaery ruoms opened Fancy
embroidery taught fokias, sInEermAa &
Co.
Fine millinery By express. some very
choice patterns VIII - shown Gondsy
fnoruinE Toklss, SiaseEm&n 4 Co
Lunch sets. plain aud fancy coioss with
nArkfus to "a AgCh, suitable and - i1t Tor
Christmas GIFTS. Tokias. S.ngcrinaG 4 GO.
woolen hosiery. Chester C.e4-y
shawlS Chester Clesry.
reWel. Chester CteAry.
Rlshoas Chess.F Cleary-
Blankets Chester CfeaTy-
Napkins Chester Clesry.
Comfortsrs. CAes,er Cleary
New eloSkS chester C5esgy.
Boys' clothing on galri rocr- Take she
elevator T0kiSs, >iaseFUlEn 4 Co
No Christmas present caalG b. Ts07e A.
repistle thsn kodak sssnera Sc theli
AZ Stewart 4 AolaiEs usGs ca :
sc s3ik pluSkeS. Chester CieSyy.
Lace curtain nets. tig sale. -ciesry.
Centeneri i co. Kid gloves. nes loS
Chester cicxry.
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Ias "kSKgrEEE's' Loss-Ia the case
- rainier & Rey against she Seattle Batter
t,'ss publishing Company, Judgment Was
sesNrday rendered for plaintiff Palmer
nv held q mortgage ut,ou the Pres. ard
I'1 ~ Whie ago Mcesrs. Il J Jones and "
-. .Peii lhe mOTigaSrors. Coa irsssd Jufg
80 amounting 90 AbuGt sl&oa Judge
sse,s nal insurance p aeed upon THIS 10
49, ne creditors aga nSt loss hy q re- so
a. - amer 4 Rev have rot lUst mucR by
So Apenthsl block confederation The
-, htid by Jones, Piper aud some small
~ iaoiacrS m the Enterprise amounted
49, ,ut R@-tN WHICH being uninsured j.
I,s.es> II has auaueiaily embarrassed
e' '"nSs, AZ least Tor the time being
l.. - ne THURSDAY cssuies 81 The Cascade
ns.S tmpogseijy cfipples the com
49, cut NJ. eiumer. the proprietor.
n, -, Yesterday hat be would be resdy
10. sntss again Monday mernlug a.
waais stfeet, ard that the wagons
80, ~ on 'ec!f ROUTES A. usual
pa,sliN,s and wraps. eur stock without a
c1eA IeklaS. siuesrmsn & Co.
Chri.,,,S..s A hotscrg without a parallel for
Pa klits. IoklaS. SingcFtDAn s CO
hess \, i, elark siik Warp Henrie,tas, the
- lae world, To- a.. s5psertrRp a Co
the s,a se'en & Williams. Who viii occupy
In Yesls-ia,eas oeeapled hY Charles NSheg
q Cue In. ~ Nalidius. are row opeuins
eloek -, hes. diamonds. iswUlEy.
@na plated aiserware. etc.
sa'is'sa cry for Pitcher Cssiur!s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-01

WAITS A srosE VrsS BApLY.-one OF
the losers BY Thursday nights Gre was q
California e. ntleuan who arrived Ia sea-,
tie with his family and : stock Of goods
few favs sgo, He hal rented . store IL
the haisyiing which was burned sud woald
have commenced business in dsy or two.
He Is uadAnntcd by his iirst experience ia
seattle and still desires very much to en-
esre 10 business here. IL il almost impos'
sihle u obtain store room, aud be ocslns -
fear tia; he will be obliged 70 return 70
san Francisco aud ship his stock back.
Any one knowing IT suy sort ct store
r,on for rent viii please communicate
with Crawford & Ceuoyer, new Iesler
h'ork