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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-27
BIG BLAZE IN COLDSBoRO.
enr xowx nALx- nEraopIsr cHURoa'
= pverxsxo AND STABLE BURN.
( - rnnss ussrs In the Town Hail - .
mssvs Fss,shes and All the Contents
q NE Bsi'disss Destroyed - the
Lsss $1,000; Insurance small

YORK, April 27.--About o'clock this
0osnipg big dre occurred in the town Of
0oldsbor1 this county, about sixteen
0ilso north Of this city, which resulted In
ne total destruction Of the town hall.
owned By John Keistsr, the Metbodist
church and the residence and stable Of
John Keister.
The Ore started In the town hall which is
Oocupied In first floor BY ID. L. Kunkle,
stovs store second foor BY Squire r. p.
gszumingsr's ofiics and meeting hall Of The
q. A. r..
The buildings are situated st tho north.
enseern part Of Centre Square.
In the barn Of Mr.. Kelster was q horse
owned BY Mr. Lewis Gross, which was also
burned. Nothing was saved from the
burned buildings. all OF which were frame
The loss will amount to about 81 900 with
hut little insurance.
Tobacco Firms Burned Out.
NEW YORK. April T.-A IRE In the
Nix story building l60 Pearl street this
morning caused . loss Of q 900. Cohen
4 Leopold, dealcrs In tobacco loss &3,C0o
Kruelbsrg & Co in the same busine q, also
lcse 8. 900.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-27
a Hau dsone Screen.

Mr. a. Swiikey, shoe dealer, North
Queen street, has placed in his store very
hsndsome screen of entirely new design.
II n framed In antique oak, highly orns.
mented, and rests on standards that raise
the bottom OF 1t some distance above the
door. One side Of the screen is beveled
plate glass the other being Handsomely
lsstered on black ground. In the lower
yight-hsnd corner Is very rich oriental
sosne, the principal features OF which are q
yichly-dressed lady reclining against q
tall pillar Of pearl gsrlsnded with flowers,
while pearl vases tlied with flowers, and q
peacock In full feather are artIstically
grouped In the foreground.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-27
A DtiauIiing Tax Cole etor.

County Solicitor Shenck to day entered
suit against William q. Duttenhofier, tax
collector OF Columbia, and his bondsmep,
Conrad Swsrtz and August Weis Dutten.
hotter was the collector Of state and county
tax In 1857 and Of the amount OF his dupli-
cate he paid into the county treasurer 81, 600
state tax and s3,462 20 county tax. His
shortage is "a, 2io.2o county tax and q, OBS 50
state tax. The county commissioners have
made repeated efforts to collect this money,
bat were unsuccessful and this suit wfs
brought sgainst the deiaulting collectors
bondsmen,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-27
A New Librarian.

ArA A. +. whitson, " ho has BEEN sctiDe
= hhsNian OF the Y. NJ. q. A. library for
W pes. few years, has resigned. MTr.
entire satisfaction.
Ine position will be filled by Mr.. uhAs.
iiyus, who was elected si the rneetlpg of
see board OF mArssers held yesterday. Mr.
iiyus VIII begin his sorviess on the nrst Of
Nay.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-27
Another Driving Accident

At noon today q n. w. Fry, iIvsrymsn
was driving horse past pile OF dirt on
North Queen street near Lemon, the horse
refused to pass, and instead rose up on his
hind legs and fell over on the ground,
breaking the shafts and wheels OF the
buggy aud throwing Mr.. Fry and another
man out, but no. hurting them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-27
DEATlfB

ElrsrR In this city. on ths 27th inst, o
membranous Group. Paul Bitner, son OF ID
r. and Amelia v. Bitner, In the 7th year Of hi
sge.
The relatives ana friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral. from the N si
denco Of his parents, NO. to3 North Duke
street, on Sunday morning at O'Clock. In
terment at Lancaster cemetery.
HopVirs April IS. 1883, at ConowfrRo. Lam
caster county, Pa, william Hopkins In ths
I'D year OF his age.
Funeral on Saturday afternoon, at the Ian
caster cemetery. Interment private.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-27
Tried TO Boil . Glass Egg.

A young married lady living In tho vi.
clnity of North Queen and Lemon streets,
purchased some eggs from q .toro she
took them home and placed four OF them
10 boiler to boil. One Of them failed to
break and after making several unsuccess.
tul attempts to break 1t she found that 1t
wss white glass egg abe at the time
though. this one had boiled extrsordins
hard.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-27

The National American Amateur Oarsmen
& 0sy Mold . Regatta on the usQuehsnns.
Regular Corresponds Of 1srsLlIsENoxR.
COLUMBIA, April 27..-Mr. II. q. Bruner,
vice president Of the Central Pennsy lvapis
Rowing sesocistion, has received . letter
from Mr.. II. K. Hinchman, OF Philadelphia
representing tho National American A ma-
teur Onsmen, inquiripg about the river at
this place. This association intends hold
ing regatta during the month OF July and
the gentle sman desired information about
the course, depth OF water and II q steam
boat could run during the regatta. II the
course 10 favorable and the association de-
aires to hold the regatta at this place, II
will be great event, Visitors and clubs
would be present from all parts OF the
country.
The Columbia Canoe club met last even.
ing and decided to purchase another double.
cared shell.
Mr.. Nelson Bertholette, OF the Reading
Boat club, was In town this morning.
His Leg broken.
John Lundy, an emIloye OF Bruner q
brother, lumber dealers. met with an acci-
dent this morning ct the saw mill. A large
saw log begun rolling down the mill "slip"
and Lundy tried TO get out Of the way. In
- doing he fell against another log, badly
ipjuring his right knee He was carried 70
The ofice and then to. his homo. DR..
Markell attended him. The large bone in
the lef, below the knee. wss broken.
Driven TO Death.
Yesterday aftarnoon large bull, weigh
Ing 100 poundr, belonging to solomon
Rosenthal, cattle dealer of Lancaster, fell
dead on the Lancaster turnpike, near Keh
ler's farm. The man 10 charge had driven
the bull very hard, which caused his death.
Mr.. William Stevenson, of Philadelphis,
y on q Walt to friends In town.
Miss Lizzie Lu'z, who is visiting In
Florids, has sent very large lemon to hel
brother, George +. Luiz. The lemor
weighs eighteen ounces.
Miss Amy Crownshlelds Is In charge OF III,
telephone office, vice Mss Ssllio Mlchae'
resigned.
The centennial committee will meet II
Z the council chamber tonight
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-27
NEW NADzRrIsEMEs7s
MN AD VxRTDEMEN7S
fExT DOOR TO COURT HOUSE,
DRAPERY GOODS!

Huseaning suggests the
oIins here and there Tides Coyss M
Window Daees,
oosenS 81 other articles h. make home bright
Mantle Darery Push Felt Cover PinSh
Tdes Embroidered
Dap Chains
Buttons
small would
new assortment Of Curtain Poles at a 49,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-27
Grain and Provtsions.
Furnished by y. X. Yundt, Broker.
CHICAGO, April 81, LOO o'clock p. m.
w heat Corn, Data. Pork Lard
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. April q. $50 p. m.-Market opened
Mnoat- May. siho June, SIX. July; sikc
Corn-May. $50; June. b5>S July, bbISc.
Oats-May. 3.Eo June Stxoj July, 8.sSc.
posk-May., sis CO., June. As 10; July,
Lard-siay. q 90; June. s7 s2H July. 81 y2x
Short kibs-J Gly, t33.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-27
woodiana Uurass.

Walter Bunting, Of Colerain township
on Thursday set fire 10 Geld Of sage grass.
The fire got beyond his control and spread
to the woods Of Samuel whiteside Before
II could be extinguished, ten acres Of wood.
land and 1000 rails were destroyed. Tho
bard work OF the Deighbors OF Mr.. Bunting
prevented the IRE from doing great
dsmege
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-27
MARkEZ6.
49, 49, s-sss-sssas,-f = -
i.hiisdsiphis Produce Market

rhiisdsiphis Produce Market.
Phil lpELYBIA. April 27.-rlour nrm, sales
|. 500 bDIs Mtnns Bakers. % g5Gt no Fenn'a
Family, o. 1905 90, Western 40, o. 2l0l Ao
Western Patents. N6o0Aso.
wbeat-st,<o april +; s6c Way go June.
Corn-Aprii, csc; May, exc. June, 62kc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-27

Gardner nioht-This evening the popu.
lar comedian. Charles 4. Gardner. Will appear
in the opera house in " New Karl" Mr. card.
ner is a very nne actor and this play IL good
one. He IL q favorfte here and our people
think well OF him. He Will Introduce all his
taking ana popular songs and other special.
ties.
play, will be given here on Monday evenin 4
by large ana talented company, which has
often delighted Lancaster.
For a Worthy Charttv.-The amateur per-
formance OF she stoops to Conquer I" on
Wednesday, May "a, will be for the benent OF
tho Dorcas society ana womAns Exchange.
Tickets are for sale by the ladies' and gentle
men OF the troupe, and also at Fon Dersmith'i
book store.
THs Chautauqua literary ana scientific circle
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-27

Tus Chautauqua literary ana scientific circle
will meet this tFriday) evening in Y. N c. A,
hall. An interesting programme has been
prepared.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-27
J. B. MARTIN 4 CO.
FOR SALE OR RENT,

DESIDENCE ON THE EAST SIDE
~ of Duke street. betseeu Orange ana
Chestnut. for rent lnquirs
A. j. sTEINMAN,
ml2otd AT this once.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-27
Satines.
LANCASTER, PA.

Five Hundred Patterns to select from In the
french and American Satines. french, 2ss to
soc. American sc, l0c ana l2c,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20
WELLS AVID ms VESSELS.
SAN FsAscisco's roFuLss SHIPPING AND
FORWARDING MERCHANT wos'r
% saCg on EIkrILR.

On March is:h Mr.. Georss II Foster
cot q telegram cot ef the orsso.sas.
dated San Francisco, Marsh io,h. and
Forwarded IL to Mr.. Charles II. Wells,
Of the Wells line Of coasters. THIS
TELEGRAM stated 10 substance that here
altar vessels leaving san Francisco Ia
tsss line wuald sail FOE Tseems direct
Immediately on rece'p. of Mr.. Fos
ser's letter sud irclosed clipping. Mir.
Wells wrote b Mr.. Foster 81 Follows;
eAs fssScssoo, March 10. 1855.
Go. II. Poster, seattle. ". r. NV
Dear Slrs-Y0gr favor enclosing slip
rom tie Portland paper referring g.
vessels sailing IN the Wells L,ue ran
aing regularly 20 Tacoma received. thss
10 correct. bss ss TO ''dewu Souaa
ucrgs' there - great mistake. Tue
: ,ats!e vrsssis will esss b. dispatrned
gesclar.y ~ heretofore Independently OF
aay cxesr vesscss. | s1euid resrss t.
lose tbs eassesss and fsvar o: yuur
merchants which toe lipe hss er " .cs
fss 80 many ysafs. fsssse aware them
shat as Ok q. they viii give me fair
frelRtts. 80 lons thex VII have vesssi
ct tbeir serx.ce each tao wrsk s. Tee
lass vxssst. The barb Henry Back. sal.
20 Mach 5aa aci IL cos IN tie SQUAD
eight dsss "a, tie rsxi oes ias bsikea
nae Alnfiis ~iii testa 90 lead on TIE
slah ptaxtsaa. ars sail ca ite - "a ser
xaa--zhat & as UoS ie9k iike leaving old
rrNnSs. Year Ia Fcasnfs have favored
nss ard nay Hoe hereto sare and Ill DO
gny bssl 60 ue1fit q la Tbs fu;zre.
IEs'y yoaTs.
CRAs. Ii. wills.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

FRIES oPERA HoUsE--Ths grand
spectacular representation Of She VIII
be given on Tharsday evening next A
san Francisco paper says; The Alcs ysr
had Large audience last night when the
= Brady com aaay produced she :
The version II pu-ciy dramatic and
soeEic. ana IL comes out much more Is
;srcssing than We wauld suppose IL won q
with 5rt music. II IL very we'll ana con
&C eut,easiy acted Iatc-est csniers ea-
slTeiy n shs and Csisne. and both are
wei. played Charlotte Tittei takes the
arst part. Sire makes an effective figure
aud she speaks her lines admirably. The
aisaiiy o. the part 10 vexi maintained
Laura Bazaar deserves a. much prsi q Ia
Iss re. witch she sn4ows VITA q great
deal OF drama .c feeling. The cossumins
"a abr be mere effective. hut the r. srt 10
brig out all tee ear. lnsesc-f % Ry4ef
HsgxArgIs story has teen oascscn .cEs
and patty successful IL viii Co o seed
business"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

! - lrs1esrl n q. OwRsa en4 Cal
: 49,. e@s1sys WE Pics 20 Myer.
1 r4Ei. Tfcnas Starr y \ Wiz.
1900. A q pei>iaaEe. y
s1 r I G-iA.h- y b ka1Int- " ,
<s~eeeE Chss II bod. y ~ Neffis
sS - J Il Bassieu SD wises y 4
IN BrowA l. = freurhten. Q 8
- b fsowsl aEd VIA + Z
n j Nocsr. a L WnsfA y SG
= WaIxnrtk- W McRsA " J
es. d r Frxsk. " ~ arr e. MA
~ S~sfs. Nrs l. Il ThoDsa hsss CAxr5e
Se~e - - ersixraSts
- Necfot On tbs OzeEoe = Cali
H.. Ncxfns. J y Mc5ener. d Col
~ ~ wsfr. HB Fair. 1heo Haake s-
n < Asds- and wifA q Hal, Leo
s u B 0iIb~st, a l. MARVEL axd'
E 1Cursy. g Il Bray. Mn L a
-Ssx John Kfnssy. y = prescoef. =
FG19S J q fcsser. Z kAthews and
- nssrnzson on the Orgy. thost
- - aey. q Mscdock. = Johns -,
= - 81 tsszha. Robert 0isus<f. A
4SSrey. Pref oracs Ht<gs. A = Jssbs
0crfsEsb. Mrs A McfJo1a. MSD l.
SslScoa. r Whartun aB@ wife. ID Smith
1872 LswshsAa and 40 e1D,grares.
- Han.tnxsos On the Oregon short
49, GusNsy. Prot. Walkh a r Coed
g ] Johnson and s2ssmiuants-
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pERsoyALs.

Tho, cAvsnsugh. Of Olympia spent
yes'crday In the city.
CiSrsnce =. Preston was admitted 10
Practice In Tho district court yesterday.
Mr.. A. NJ Stewart . prominent drug
gias OF Tacoma arrived In seattle last
nixnt.
Ex.Commsssi ,ner Lawtoa Was . wit.
uss yesterday In thu Hill cases bsinz
hoard before fsefcscc Coleman.
Nsss's. 10 Basse,t and L-orsrd Dag.
no capitalists of Minneapolis. worth .
u1iion each. are a. the Occidental.
Emmy Fiea her, formerly OF Port
Akrls, IL now In the Pac nc Postal Tel
0s.,h compasy's cmploy. IN this city.
asssrs. Campbell. smith. Prioc and .
llmeeg OF other gentlemen frtm Port
UlAkely speat sunday evening Ia seattle.
NJ. r. H. Cornwall. president OF the
1aek Diamond Coal Company returned
tpm tn. mines yesterday and will spend
u day In Seattle.
n Il. Blo-. E.q arrived In Seattle yes
I'm bis family. Nc. Bae- cams from
hsnsylvsnis in September last and was
= piessosi With seattle and It's prospects
tAas he hiss brought hts family and 10 now
iocsted here permanently.
xr =. G wooisnfF. accountant NJ the
hespltAi for tho insane OF Wa. kingteu.
vi % md today in seattle on bus.ne 80
: fepo u =, patient, at the asI la u
~ " met occnpy = portion Of the new
opiidins and the mss wil re moved a.
eopu ~ the faraitnre now advertised fer
thought.
NJ Ktranan. NJ Walls wails. arrived
~ rec erstsy with another skipm.nt OF
qDck. He says the people Of hts section
lave eat faith In sesfti-, and are bald.
"a their hopes on the Seattle. Lake horv
kAsera. lie says Il coats 81 20 pc ton
hesaht flom waliA Walla 10 " aiiuia. a
etstan.r OF thi-ty mil = and the same
MN Wsils Wsiia {, Portland. NJ,
kbkmsn will invest some moncy IN srst-
~ before b. returns 10 the banck grass
oe1ctrV
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BREYITIEs.

- reFense cuttss WAsco<t LEFT for
80 npund sunday eycEinx-
-. &. r. Resize hss cUBnercsd the
1Seorureisn Of handsome fcsitexce In
- uxAttie,
- Iedi1s Of fiymouth Congregational
.h1rh VIII 40 a . social - Tho church
r4o1u a Friday evening.
1sssrs. rckiss 4 ssnsermaa are making
oCV sffrs 10 be moved Into the gan
1wxea1po back By Tnnrsfay.
nl.stks south Pmsfi. mine shut down.
- al yesscis chartered 70 load 81
- have been ordered 10 Seattle.
- ssesmes Ekagit Chies win leave for
49,. Roche hni Dor and wsy goFeB
RI 3 n. Thassdsy. instead Of - fora.
4 = sfs&ad on very good authority that
6iss6sSp II 4. Marshall wisl saon Start up
- gutf 1t Milton. 1his mil has bsen
~ q usc for nambcr Of ysars ard us
61pging up would give N impetus 10 bus-
- d West seattle.
~ srussees Of the bospltai for the in
- It sseis accom- have a4vsrtisst fer
- for furnishing supplies for the hospi
- MS sdssstissn ut aPpe.ts In ne
1sscsss. dated March 18th,
yhe sinzing class at the y. N G. A.
WAdch Y.ssfs Is usual this evening, n ths
0poez from the lsss D actics OF tbs sa
~. fa astendanoc Is thercfors cape
k6nlly desired. - the . &C tcs vii be con-
xr51 1, tho psef CO selxcted for the cnscert
0S1sk will take place on Friday. March
fhs funeral Of the late Captain J. NJ.
lls6~n. which took place ON ~anday. was
euise IL gsly attended Friends Of the
&uf1y from various pa u OF the SQUAD
we prsssar and The officers or the Wal
-. Appeared in uniform. A salute vas
- = Ell from the reyeaue Gu ter cut OF
npsct TO tbs raeznory OK hcs fSrmer CON-
aandSr.
, reatfis ms chants shnad ncfice the call
~ bids In the l. 1t WEEk Y foeT-irTEIs
ItoxxcER fos supply sns tee nssne ssyium
viii miscsiis ns0us rnerr has dise IN the
ansun. OF about 80 0go. The long list Of
o1ficlef enumerated sec sudes subsas fencH.
IN goods. hardware. iamhcr fun iarr.
- nftne and o variety Of msscel, anesus
ARTICLES
On sundss pills drivsr went oyerto
xsion snd drove . row OF piles lust of
Ne point on which some ent~feris'n<
elow n going 20 put mp . sisn board
yhe sight Of piis driver working thers
~ 70 all serts OF fam0fn- Home thosght
Cap.nsn Marshall was going 70 fence hts
~ mill IN to he q " from getting away.
where thought that stme cnferpr sisg
yeai estate maa fem Tao ma hSn COM
80 % drive row VI plies fo gssvnat 'hs
lahssrbs "a Tacoma ext bding over osta
,sf,ie. Oilers feula ed that tho mud
Nat jump re had moved their uaso Of op-
DvAsions from pssnt 5uts OF this eity %
Milton Point. These A.. only few Of he
minors which went dying through the
~. and all becssee ew OF pie WAS be-
lss driven 10 rail sign board os.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

Nor AisEaEn. Mr.. r kesdriek. man.
aser Of The ort Hsdlock sawmili. v a.
seen BY . reporter yesterday. with refe-
cree 10 the proposed sha'tirg do~n az
SINE OF the Ia sesr losxiHg camps On
paset sound u ktzter1ess OF which. from
a ioxge- as pah tsA-1 Ia S1nsiay n +
ms fCSr>tN TGLLfG E>CER Mr. Ken
irics sd. L co Ios thsnk the move
meal wta amour, 20 mGcA. The leg .ers
ssseAr 20 be frsghf@nec osfo-c They arc
hafs- They and rcsdy sale fer IN II tim
tsef at good prices. asa ] cNnHos tussgt
VIA; better they want However. have
no ies'ds ksow edse ss 70 u kas the
raevemcat so1k ~ 20 a. equalization #
the lo-g~rs viii sr:i< Ent u. ana Tx
ether c! g ms. VIII have 10 wait and
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--~-rv


11VO THOeE DRsIROUa or BUYIN0 pR0p-
.,ev op ,ime M heeout,s 49,,
r-n.-. "a i.uSI.ras - No. ~ tail.rIrS
A.. x~ar., ~ secorSins 81 -. ma -
80, ~
ne .A.r,~ res,h., nr.u.,,. a. an,- -.
,,,,s nsv1snAa .nS IN .fvs - a -s,,ss ~.
a ~
". h.v. i,ot. "A sao md sns ia, A.. -.
IA ~. IAN s,rsss ana Az vs,h;n = :. An. al
one and : haT mia fro. ia pnS3Gc~
re- ~ ~, 80 80 d->,.s,I. -.
We reoair. on,v 10 ner ernt ~ :. e.,ns.,
r,o,sv "a =. Iii ~ ,.S;9ss 49, -. ~.
snii smonas az eash "A s1.Sv smS.sS.s.e
n.vwen1
~ sN.ct 4. A,.,n IN n. p-g.s a, "A NJ.
,,on.i n.~s ana "a m,d. n.xah,. A. .i.h, tn.
s,.rttc ehc rc,rh..sr sSvsne.s." "a -. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

TIE COUNTY TsxasCsER's FUND
Coaaty Treasurer peatiGs has submitted
70 the bard Of co1nsy commissioners q
sta'ensenf af the snaoGnts rrocsyes ana
pss oai In the diSe- emf fszncs FOR sse
: aaster enainx JsEuAsy Siss. f.es The
hsiszc-- sse So fellow: Ia the county
fzx1- s7Tis 81 she-as tasd sss-ais road
ss- > psse sEa1- $4s -, coat B Eee funt,
SSs 5 - if~nsskry faae, ssz Is. 80 81
scAoi feaa sSisi .. rad fund. Sis 81
eslscor sesosAt Sic se. irfe1ariAse ckool
fGad. So z5s terrfEnrsAl fuaa- Ss1s IL. Tee
ecunsy faA6 Sosc1hor LIS l.rs vas
flx los o. On sAss amczrs sac was
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

LsspFoR NoMEs.--Mr. J. Y. ostTancer.
fgistsr OF TIE land effice. bought beau
tfsl blosk Of land yesterday in Arlington
heights addition. from @. Morris Haiirr.
Rsyieg $500 therefor. Mr.. ". W. New
. a'so purchased q fine block u
uAf addition. These gent crncn both
nA'e that they VIII hobs their prcpss ~
gntii they a able to build fine homes
naeon. NJ. z. J Grant also secursd =
ossk Ia this addition several " onfks
10 Aiiinston Heights acdit on isins
~ ees'tis Lake Shsfe & eastern ter
eirA property on the wss,. and IL 10
STATED thai IL commands a beaatifal
urs 81 the city. the Sound and the
Wmnic ant Cascade ranges OF mour-
Nina A more beautiful az. for a sub
Ge.s hense could hsFcly De found any
Ssere. Than n the tract taesc senlemea
ave selected.
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sy0rH.g sAWRILL.


Il rss3 TIE aEt.,ss sssasy mSrniss Ia
regard 70 tse secteapsAssd orssnira-
si,a ef the ieSgsrs % Pases SQUAD With
Q gsod deal OF interest" s,sd . we'll
known eissxse. ''ess I asd ret believe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

NAVY rsFEsss Pa NJ. Thew were dsty
asrrmes,s ilsi Tor recara 10 the cacnts
sesiios's ssfsee. Ia, majority Of th IA
s.FS rsshes asn,is o. Ssre Ia aats 10 ccn-
~ " FertF Wade tGa cen rscts wtsa
sass Lsad Sna inFgaxeai ~ G eu-
afiasosvn tae sssasl srsasfer OF the
- sssaie ae=e nca 10 them, the money
49, 49, sefsssaa u posn;a ]. sd. there or.
are no. ireiaded Ia the rcccFd el
- es'Ase tfzEsgars else = here r~posird.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

AAkSiAcE LscENSrS The following
fstsse lesnso. have h.ea issued eY
- essaty snel.os. Andrew sSsnson
~ Mss Elgz MEic-, both q Ss.r,is. n.
AsesFsan sHd Nrz Has nsh nar1en
1 size. } hn H. MctveT md Miss
Ssns MAKE, Bah % hack DsAnoa :
$3.50 y Palm ?. C Et.snsAarg saA
hsais= u r4ullH. q SeSfsics IA phea
49, As1 Srs. Matte u4lessos. ooga q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

LAND CcsTRAcTs The Seattle Land
- Improvement Company yesterday,
Nd sor record ia the county auditor e
sqcs large ASH her OF contracts for the
- q sanc 10 he company. the eonsieef-
- hclns osa detlAr ard the coartTus-
- % The jackson street eahie 10 a
Us y caapl - neo ca The part OF those
sAe AGseod 10 ssasldi.e the ca ic con
.sy. u their afrpemrnG Tho ~ caratrs
'Arse deeds suity that the eonstrse-
~ o. The feed Il asSarya.