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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-08
BUYING Up FLORIDA LINES
AN IMPORTANT CHANGE IMPENpIyG-PLANT AFTER
THE SYSTEM.

THE SYSTEM.
Jacksonville, Fla, May (SpeciaD.-W Bayard
Cutting, Of NewYork City, through his lawyer, n.
Augustus Johnson, bid in here this noon the last
three branches OF tho Florida Railroad and Navigation
compsny's lines, namely, the Transit Section wild
wood to Waldo for S15 ooO the extension south to
Plant City, just finished 100000, and tho old Penn-
sular limo (Fernandna to Cedar Key for $4,000. ].
H. Durbee special master, sold them at public SALE
on decree of the United States Court. Mr. Cutting
and his associates secured the other sections Of this
system at previous sales. and they control the
entire line The future OF tho road is not yet outlined,
but Is said that the Plant system Is after IT, 1t Is
we'll known here that on immense railroad change OF
some kind is impending but no details can be learned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-08
sWJyD1JyG .JUsTfCE or THE PEA CE.

Little Rock, Ark, May (specian.-squire Davis
was arrested yesterday at Bear Aoun'sin' ArN'
charged with swindlng the Government II uesei
oped that Davls's right name is j. r. Jones. au 'ha'
three years ago while merchandising anu farming III
Prairie County he conceived the idea Oh per'ohs.us
disabled soldier using two mel ghbors accompces
for Witnessed The fraud was discovered at Wash
ngton Jones escaped TO Canada he pI svsurnoa 70
this State and elected Justice OF INC umdor
tho name OF George Davis, Bear Mountain, min
Ing town In southwest Arkansas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-08
SUNK BY COLLISION wITH MEY-oEWAR.

New-Orlesns. May I'm heavy rain and thunder
storm this afternoon the towboat Future City and three
barges from st Louis came in collision with three
city TWO OF the barges sunk and the third vas
badly damaged, but most OF It's freight Will be saved
The two barees sunk are total losses One contained
u 600 bushels OF bulk wheat and the other full
cargo of freight The barres are valued at 80, 900
each, and their cargoes are estimated at 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-08
THE CASE AGAINST MR.. PLATT.

HIS coUNsEL PROTEST AGAINST A rosrPoNEMEsT.
Albany, May Tho case Of the people against
Platt, late Quarantine Commissioner, argued In
tho General Term today. Ex-Judgo Countryman,
behalf Of the people, desired postponement until
next week Mr.. Moak, counsel for Mr. Platt, pro-
tested against postponement saying that the propo-
sltion have the Legislature adjourn before the
case argued, that the Governor could appoint
successor to Mr. Platt without the aid Of the Senate
The Court reserved Its decision on the question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-08
WHOLESALE oLorHIsRs IN SESSION

Philadelphia, May (specaD.-Ths annual CONVEX
ton Of the National Clothiers' Association met In
Mercantile Hall this afternoon. There delegates
from New-fotk City, Rochester, ST. LOUIS, Cinonnat
Chicago, Baltimore and other cities Arnold Kohn, Of
this city, presided. The president announced that
the principal business OF the convention will DO the
consideration of proposition 10 combine The Manu-
facturers' Association and the Clothing Exchange.
Both sides composed Of whesale olothiors. Tho
sessions Will continue through the week This sven-
ing the visiting delegates win bs entertained ~ dinner
BIZ the city merchanta, =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-08
or1RKE's MURDERER HANGED.

Dublin, May THE sentence OF death against James
Kirby, who convicted Of the murder of Patrick
ouirRe at Lscahane, County Kerry, in November last
was carried into effect to-day. The condemned man
protested his innocence TO the last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-08

Queenstown, May THE White Star Line steamer
Baltic, Captain Smith. from Liverpool, which sailed
hence for NewYork at 12 80 p IN yesterday, has re-
turned. Her low pressure valve spindle IS broken
will take hours to make the necessary repairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-08
GERMAN WAR SHIP AT NORFOLK.

Norfolk, Va, May (speoiaD.-The German man.
Of war Ariadne from the West indies, on her summer
cruise arrived in this port to-day anchored of Fort
Norfolk and fired salute which was returned BY the
United States ship Franklin. The Ariadne win remain
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-08
BRITISH TRADE RETURNS.

London, May Tho Board of Trade returns for
the month of April show that imports increased
s95o,OO0 and exports s1,32O,O 900, compared with
April of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-08
KILLED BY RUNAWAY HORSES

Erie, Penn, May epeciaD.-George W. Heard
and his wife were out driving to-day. Their horses
became frightened and ran away, upsetting the car
rlags Mr.. Heard died In fsw hours and HE wfs
"a now 1T the point 81 death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-08
sEYTEYOED FOR THE DEATH or JENNIE os

Belvidere, N. j., May Tho application for a
new trial for DR.. Cox Of Port Murray, convicted
Of causing the death OF jennie osmund, OF NewarK'
by malpractice, was refused. Judge Schuyler to-
day sentenced him to three years State Prison. with
q fine Of $500. aud costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-08
TWO WEEKS FOR coMMoNER CoNpoN.

Dublin, May 7.-Thomas Joseph Condor, Member
OF Parliament who arrested for offence under the
Crimes Act, was to-day convicted on the charge Of
participating in unlawful assembly and sentenced
TO two weeks imprisonment without hard labor. The
hearing on the other charges against him was ad-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-08
NJ KATKOFFs SON RORRED

London, May IA son of the late NJ Katkof, who
is makns tour of Switzerland. robbed of jewelry
worth 5000 in the Geneva railway station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-08
BoULANGER ELECTED AGAIN.

Paris, May 7.-General Bouanger has been elected
Municipal Councillor for Tdlle by tho spontaneous
action Of the worEmen In the factory there, all
Of whom voted for the General, independent of the
electoral committees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-08

PEYgsYLvAHIA's NEW TREAsURER
Harrisburs May 7.-osptsin W. d. Hart, the new
State Tressuren vas sworn In ana fornalis tnAk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-08

charge Of the Office at noon to-day. He retains tho
retiring Treasurer, William uvscr, his cashier
There Is no change In the clerical force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-08

THE PRESIDENT OF SETON HALL RESIGNS.
The Rev. James II Corrigan has resigned tho presi-
dhncy of Seton Hall College In South Orange, N. j.
and has accepted the rcctorshp Of St. Marys Church
In ElIzaheth
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-06
REAL EsTATs rRAgsFERs.

The following tranase-s Of real estate
were dlei for record yesterday:
Max Cie-icns % John Grunkrarx. lets
z an. o book q in heirs Of Ss,sh A
nsl.'s seeona addition TO Seattle. seolo.
otto Andereoa 10 Anaie Anderson.
hlocks 81 and 81 il Bigrlcw a addition and
losi, tiscS - in Genital addition TO Seat
JN.ass p Smith to Arabe,la 3 scrsgus
trAe; In Sc ~ IL p y. L sesss. STAG
Levin y smith. Ct a.. 20 Arshel.a :
sprss,uc, aus clss.n deed 70 trsc. in Sec
ID ap Il y. X 9 east. 81.
Aaam Smith 70 Arabcll> ! Sp-aS re.
aa, claim deed 70 tract In Sec y. fp II \.
* east, 81
20 inelueec. b,osk l. Mountain View sd
diglca tn Sc sflc, Siigo.
Annie q Smart and husband and John
r G4vrH. agreement to eenysr lot II
hlock { In Ja-ksan street addition 20 Sc
Geosss u Snow and wife 70 JunIns
Rochcsses. los !. elorS Il in CcrssiocS al
Chasles A Coca and wife 10 Charles J
Prefr, less ! and :. SEC =. rp = y. Il .
jacob Fur.a sxd wife TO I. II OR tfish.
parts % sstz aad Z blcck = In A a Den
avs addition 10 Seattle. san
seh,,scA esnith 10 James Y smith. 90
aares In Sec n To Il y. X east, SIC
j NJ R4wsris and wits 10 3eorss T
Eramnaz. lots - aud 4 OF SHnnysits i've
zsfs tracts: also iors IS ans IA. BOX Is IN
Uriaa addition - scssfie> sisN
~ II ANsssA ard wife 60 John Cunning
han. ins heck u IN i3arks's second al
aitten u seattle. Ssu
Jgssssth Canuia~ bam 20 John Csanlng-
hSss,. rnaiv saet half Of ln,s 5 20 inci1-
slvo. hlscs IS in Bn-ksis Second addition
t. SNs;tsa. 81.
Aussin \ Sell ard vito - James A
ssoarc. ioss and & beck X n Hei's
fourth addition 10 Seattle. 50 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-06
New shiriines. CLrARY.
TRAFFIC FOR THE WEST COAST


New shirtines. CLsARY.
TRAFFIC FOR THE WEST COAST
Ute steamship Unasi,ls lssvss this
evening for vsnco1ver, With 800 tons OF
freight TO Be shirred ever the Canadian
PsciSe. )" said Captain Holmes yesterday
Ihis frsiRtt Is priscipaiiy vcoi aid
sugar. We generally bring from 20 %
800 tons of freight from San Francisco
easA trip fer that resd, ard curry from
sAers ato1s the same amount af gen
sral rasrsean3iss for San Francieco.
Az soon IS he Wess Csess bfsues CT
tie Seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern rsil
say il completed from Seattle 20 q cen
aeesicr With the Canadian Pacific ths
fresshs from Casifcrcia for ths east
will be brought 90 Seattle BY the Pa
eses Cast Steamship C,mpzny, and
shiprsd from here over the wess Osast
ana Canadian Pecsfe, ara the Cslifor-
ala freight Coming west over the Cana
dian fsciEe viii b shipped throueh 30
seattle and carrird south on tbe ra97-
lar steamers. A Is h. az present, freight
Fer Csiiforsia sor1es 10 Nsnco1ver In
bonded ard sealed ears. ard ihass cars
NEST remain oct cs rss and nntoachsd
un.ig the steamer ARRIVES there &c saks
It's fresshs s<ay. The Canadian Pa
csss. ct considerable exceuse, hoiis o
socaes3 vsrehoase - Vancouver. eni
ocr rpvesn-ert deciAeS tost they eoald
ne. r.sasn.ssn { bonded wershsass an
ferSis- sstl, and 80 te. freight IL COM
pesisd 10 reGsin y tie ears rntii ihe
steamers arrive. To ebviste al skis
tie California freight vii Be ssirpsd
10 ard frora Seatsie. thus sdortira csn-
siderable tgsf<ss fer TIE Seattle q West
CcAss line"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-06

A Won1HY CAusz.-When the seam.
or Bob Irving blew mp and killed Gap
tain II. J. Oiney, oil biz papsss, books,
accounts and money vese Lost, and hid
widow vas Left pennilees With several
ANAL children dependinR on her FOR
support. On Wednesday o lot Of
steanboatmeu and friends Of Captain
Oinsy got together and made q solemn
resolve that they would never allow the
family of Captain Osney 10 suffer, and
10 that end ,hsy agreed 10 circulate .
subscription payer among ths steam
boatmen and the captains personal
friends and raise Q sum Of money sum
cient to place the family beyond the
possibility Ct want for Q long tune to
GENE. These papess will be c,Te1leted
all over the sound and the money col
leetsd viii be placed in the bank Of
Dexter, Horton q Co., in ttis city. to
the credit Of tue widow. The persons
Who have undertaken this good work
hops that all the friends OF the unfcf-
tunate captain will come forwara and
do what they can for the relief Of tis
family.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-06

xsw sAxt Tie cessfy eounssioaen kass
zste sp shess n;ais 70 fsad TIE iadsbt<d-
mes q Kisx sczafy BY The iAsps Of bonda
70 lie ssnssss Of 500 20 IN probably srs
seri<s. oae 81 - aas ssa the csser o.
s1ss sea, Is vii prove iss<resssnx 10 rseiss
IL iessssx featssss II TIE iss. The sisie
Of tie iaw b IAN - asfha<Exinx snd ens-
Pessrssg Tie organized couafies q wash-
sn4tcz Territory 10 tsSse and dispose Of
b1nds " vsDss1s fan-s 10 psy oztttsrdins
intezkedness and 10 pvcsj3s lac tire pay
z7ers Of TIE pgir<spai and interest theseof.r
TA< issae q bos6s 4 fsr shs sole parpese a
existed 90 the snt d<y " JzaEary.
Issss provided that no ioads shalI e
iss1ea TO pay or fsnd any indehssd-
hess except ssch ~ y rspresemied By the
legally is<ued csunsy wsrrsrss o. ofii<rs.
Tbs bosds shall be Ia aenominsfsoss
Of rot ies than 800 nor more than 5000
shall be payable Ia nes more than
thirty years from their date. and bear inter
est a lie rate not exceeding air per cent.
per snnau payable semtannaaAy
and provided that 40 bonds shall be issued
unssf TIE pfoyisi0ns Of this act 10 provide
macy 70 psy or fund any Indebtedness
created after July z3sh, 1885, which 10 The
aggregate, iHclndinz the then existing In
debtesness exeesdea four per centam Of the
value o. the iaxatis property In the county
according 70 the last assessment. The
sssas may be exchanged nj not les than
their par vslss for IN equal amonnt Of ID
orders or warrants outstanding and the
bonds may be sold By tide board Of county
commissioners 1T bet less than their par
vaiue and the proceeds applied solely 10
The payment Of scch Indebtedness Ten
years before the said bonds HhAii become
dae and payable the eosnty commissioners
Of the eosnty issning them are hereby
authorized and required annually to levy .
tar suf,eienf 70 iiqaidate the said boads BY
maturity saeh tar 10 be collected and
kept ~ separate fand 10 iiqaid2te the
saId bonds IL accordance with tie following
section Il shall be the daty Of the tFeas-
urer . whenever he has upon haad
the sun Of 5000 of the special fand In
tended 10 pay said bonds. 70 advertise Tor
the bonds IN numerical order - the fund In
bis hands ~ may be allie TO pay, Thirty
days after saeh cali the bonds 90 called
will cease to bear interest. The county
treasurer shall be allowed 0 commission Of
one per cent. upon the par vaiue Of said
hoads for receiving and disbarsing eli funds
arising from the sale or exchange Of said
bonds. and the commission therein provided
for shsii be la lieu OF all other commissions
allowed by iss. TIE bonds shall be regis
tered, add, Of course. viii be negotiable.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-06
MISS RoHIysoS FINALLY WINS RESowN
NOT As A LAWYER. bet A. a
WOMAN SIMPLY.


Nearly three years e4o there was Q
Young woman In Seattle BIZ the name Of
49, "a. p.t.,. "a :, -. ..h
-aiss AsenS seeAAoa. -" - ...'
abused word Enquire when amxed 70
parsons nsmc indicates that that person
,- Az. r,..s... ,,,,,.h, ..,;,,,
- is"ss'. 'sasS is"siasoA Aiisas VIA
great proprlety have written her name
Miss Leila Robinson, hsauire Tor she was
lawyer and prscssced her chosen pro
10 ssion In this elf for sonae time with
mere OF less s9cccsa. Miss Robinson on-
came very wei known 20 the people Of
seAtfie. Thea nrfng OF Seattle Miss Hob
ins VI went east and hung out her shingie
In Bccton. Fame. which she sought for
very sfduousiy, came 10 her IKE an
angel. xnawsrss. A Boston letter writer
thus describes Whist happened 70 Miss
Robinson:
more or less amusing incidsntis told
~ ne expanse OF Mas lssifa honinson,
woman who has had some n,toriety ~
her psrsistsnoe IN pushing herselt into
tbs rAdke OF the legal maternity OF tnl3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-06
BRTVITIEs.


uarsrsy's Ningtre1s tonight.
49,, sse.nstip Anoor Il Il ;i.s
- s-Esnx 4 cnIno a. coal
1870. :, hev isus srsu 10 the north.
ins - ~ =. ~. - 80 tS-s fzss sne GER
s.s-sh~.H~s
-
The ship Y. y. Eefko1.. 80 - -. 1,r~s ~,
80 enA.sr ~ crss~r.rr
Lmprostn-1As 's'' .s.x
Ths }ocomotfves mce noef $500
W0xasnH - having slnvsc ~ Fasssf
came into town yesterday.
d.. spinnsZ. The vel knoys c sans1 :
specistssf O. - trsnc s.s Hs'
psemsnsnf office IN beettic.
rhe removal a. r.. + X. Gostssstn from
yross % ComneEclal ssess wsii take
piace On or about tho nrss 81 NAY
Ths rerformancs II the opere hcuse tnfs
exrn!ur w.f1 probably b. the hc<t o. TIE
Una 800 IL 6eat.se for some yeAra
- Arn~v4c~a shfr BsyirQ Brufnorz,
IL e 1880 so. ussss,vs hss srriyed hese
CeYts 1s sar - t-..I cosi for ean Frsu.
nncs< ~s''a y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-06

TAG pgoFoSKp CosNry HoSrs CLARK
rwiteheli Of the beard q county ecns-
nAsssioaeys has been distracted - secure
specimens 81 toad snsrsylres rem east.
ora engraving companies, Together WIZ
the cost cf engraving and printing the
ee1ss which VIII be ased ia she faacins
Ct the eezRsy inasbtesiacsa- The CEN
Esseicnrvs xpaat 70 take proa % ss'ioa
Al Tbs May stssion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-06

rvSIsnr. The arrival o. Hsverly 5
Ministries Ia thss city today WI probably
be made known by a parade OF the con-
parry band. This viii give neiice tAst
tac burnt cork artists are ia town and u
follows almost "a q Eisttes OF course thsi
tie opera house will b. crowded tbs
evening. Jadg,us from the criticisms
which have sppesFsd IN the TOR land
papers the rcff0 nance - an exceslsat
one. IN fact superior 20 any minstrel per-
ftrmsnce that has boca strea ia tao
northwest for anfue sltiss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-06

GNuSs NICHOLAS CaAscE. This De
lay IN tho publication Of tho lava passed
By the last legislature WAS explained by
war Of suggestion yesterday BY man
who msy ha said 20 pasaoss great learn
ing In saeh matters. lie said that sftrr
the adjournment OF the legss .fueS saint
Nicholas Harris Osiugs rcsps rich har
vest making est &c tltled copies OF the
new iaws ans. ike tse old vo an who
MIXED the hzin1ae COW. be pulls this teal
until tho las, croe Of milk Ia sqacs 81
cut then he permits his Mr.. Csysnsusn
Instructors 10 publish tho laws. Any
how The laws a.e oxcsdne.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-06

RENovma AsrAnLE Councilman Rus
sell Ia determined 10 do bis share In I'M
proving the appearance Of JANE, street
"a tho vicinity OF Fourth street For q
long time back Mr.. Rutseii's hsi n has
been one Of the uaost notable features OF
James street which did not contribute TO
the beauty Of that thoroashfare. IL was
lust A. good q stable as any ether stable
Of equal erperienesk, but u was q ttahle
and the eternal fitness of things called for
its rcmovsi "a n less conspicuous location
so NJ. Russell r. preparing 10 have Il 70.
moved, and in the near future dwelinS
house viii occupy the present site " that
xtahle
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-06
1 xzxs ~ 4wo 4Ow1s.


nsss ~ bsea . go - q enn1g
vgxy - rsssssd - ~ pass II -
attiA - aees q - essl ra1sss4 a
~ ~ = IL fAsivtER tsun q II
ssoa. rssak1vs - ~ ssaaAily = nj
na1oss hasdlsd n shs psl1amsss =
- eOgn. H&sosesep. UjfA . psfsiss-
go y han0nay v11A 0sn1flsis otspesl-
~ e - An4 . svesy -. ~ sssssd
q - ooot4le peoeUl3eo hnD hoDn pob-
Hn11d pguUp6iy. nh eo1oepEininG
csoUVe1eO - ~ paFt Il nsaaets I'm
civ ~ 10 - exfoos3aa q He boon,
walsh = nd - 6vs1t DsEsanialiy - -
Nod II C0O8GnoeMDat 6ay. 20 ~
ssatisGjes pespased n H. Tnos0a pcs1-
s6leo. Thsss have ben asoss So
pteioas shsf he boom - dnaRsd Into
the pusfoi1ss 1zuses By main sssenGtA,
o. sa1AB ~ efeafne1o 80 h 49,
- tos1o 1paa them. Indee1. by 0nsh
fcsoo fosos e asms 80 u 6sos TIT ~
psVsf might b expeeased - the equiv
a3ent Of raising 1900 poosds one foot
Ia 0iDnAn. The rAioa vas Aotuafly
greater than his, end ths boon always
hsmpe6 ~ hAck iu@edinseiy sftes til
s4atemsnt Of Ne Seattle poGtef1ce vss
announced. This nouth q vas tkoushs
proper - give the 'sbooo" . chance 70
Get h H. work unemhasSuesed b. any
"ne9eE4 from 0eassss. Tia foliouina
b. The result % the "boom'sr nnEoisst-
n1rine Ne meath Of March, says ~
Tacoma He,ps, the IettaR ea1riess Of IT,
eoma handled Isl 375 pisees Of naii
matter. OF thil Quantity they delivered
NM plsees ecd soIlssfed 6EcS3. The
nnil mssesg delivered eouaioeed Of la
Registered lset<ss, 3ool1 ordinary let
NM, $50 postal cards, Dx30 pspsro,
cirsuian -. TIE matter ooIiseoed COO
sisoed Of 6799 dsoo lettsss, xl.96l mail
letssss, 500 drop postal cards, lloa mail
postal cards, and 16il newspapsrs, cir
oolaru ete.
The following 10 the sssteueut Of the
Seattle poetoSiee ~ prepared on the
second day Of April. hns hssd bsss In
order 10 give the Taeo0a once .
chance; Total riecee Of naii matter
kandled By carriers LII. 791. distsibatsd
~ foliosa: Delivered. registered lat
terra, 6l5; letters. oA,l73; posssl cards,
3g7i; neusp:pess ETC.. 33447. Collect
ed: local Ietters. 69t6; mail letter., s.
l63; local p0stai cards. 2z02; mail oos-
tsl cards, ass; nsvspapsfs eta, 1l.2l4.
This shovs she boom 10 -. Az short Of
the Seattle ofiiss. and e1nsidssirg shas
the library ascent Of the Tacoma
ofise wss represented TO b many shous-
6nd more than that Of the Seattle once,
there must have been an extraordinary
upheavAl somewhere vsfy recently. But
thsu jost Wait until the b3om gets its
work in May 6fst next!
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-06

RxAL EsrAFE. TAefe wsre aGeen
deed. s,sd fs~ recand YESTERDAY IA the
co1nty Aaanas's uasce Ths ecastteFa.
ticrz Aggregated 81 so "a average q
nearly sia0 each. fAe lar est coa9a,iss1s.
nen wsA SexSsc SIX WSEe betweea stfAS
asd SssN and tbs rsras la3sE for less
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-06

RxAr zRs EEooER-iss steamship
walsus.ss tss lass Esae the fastest
rsopa trio hzsweea Seattle sna Port
lar4 ara esek % record. Ne accosn-
rilsheS ,sss srir. iEsssiiss sss 6sssesrs-
Is a s&ao sous II eozi IL Portland. 10
Ave ssxs ard txsasy-s~s hears Tie
Ssss rrsxioas roans triS vas made 10
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-06

Mil srAxxT GRanz.-rhe contractor
ss ass'a a. no, ! On the NH street xrstc.
A taasc Of naaa Is 9. waFx reas2-ins the
toSsstne track and "a Akias rrsiy fes clear
ses away tRa .AaA eide which ooc AIRED
SarsHg ths y inter-. rats sllee vii he ~
moved nrss hsfaro tbs grade proper =
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-06

II have juss been svarded the oon-
tract for boiidin2 . siern wheel steam
boat for Msssrs. Pesrly q Dean, Of Sam.
ish." s,id Mr.. J. Y. T. Mitchell. yes.eF.
day.
"Wili 700 bald her in Sssttle?"
mo. the work Vill be done ON the
banks Of the Samish, but the machinery
viii b built Ia Seattle, snd most Of the
material will BE- bought here, and Seat
lie mechanics Will DO The work. The
steamer would b built here bat for one
reason, and that b that there b no snit-
able pisce 10 build her. The railroad
along the water froat shu. up the four
sbipyards along the shore. and the dry
dook company IS not ready for business
yet"
what will be the dimensions OF the
new boas?'
.Shs viii be leo feet long. 70 fee.
eide, and 81 feet depth OF bold. Her
mschineTy and boiler will be built IN
seattle. She will have Two ersiaes, 12
inches diameter ard - inchsa stroke,
which will give Der good COVER. Sae
will be nicely lifted mp for passengers.
snd will have good frsight room. She
will cost. when completed, go. COO"
allow soon will work be commenced? p
"A portion Of the lnmher 10 nov on
the grsase, and I am organising my
crew Of nschs MICS aud exrect 10 lay the
heel next week"
who hiss the contract for the ma
chineryr
II sm not at liberty to state, for, al
though the matter hes been agreed up-
on, the contract kss not yet hesn signed.
10 will all be closed 40 tomorrow, When
tsers will be no obtsctiou to your pub
lishirR u. Am sorry 10 60 away from
home 10 do work that could be done
cheaper here. bat nnder ex,ssinq cir
oumssancss 10 cannot be helped
"Whcrs will the new steamer run?"
THAT IL another poser. The owners
bave q route for her, has do not know
ss they want 10 made publis. The boat
will be completed inside Of pirtty days."
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-06

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