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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13
A ROYAL PRISON.
The ex-Empress az Germany Re.
ported Restrained Of Liberty.

LONDON, July l2-The HnH Nag fsss-eess
publishes some sensational correspondence
from Berlin under date Of July To, which
In effect as fellows Friedrfchsk-osa
palace, ,sf Possda,a. n Rhere Ds-waser Empress
Victoria II living. is in ali bur the name
prison and fl7e ex-efnp-esS IA virtually na-
der arrest In sns ease she Is receiving
sraslt consideration from The rnsD now
ia power. The presumed ntseef is 10 bring
influence 20 beas upon her majesty which
viii induce her 70 surrender her husbands
rapers-
LONDON. fuly is.--lt il senai-oficiaIly
stated thai the Berlin CORE sgsaisdenee re
gardiug the treatment OF ex- Ere press Nieio-
ris. which the fssH Hsssi tsazstse published
to-day, is entirely without foundation.
LoNnseS, July 1.-THE ". yaaaes dassise
says. II Is ssin!-ofsicIaIly sisted that the
report published in The fsaH Nal dezslss.
70 the effect thar Dawaser Empress Victoria
Is virtually under arrest at possdnm, Is an
ahosniaabie fiction. The editor OF the Tslss
Hali Gazette. although aware of the mon,
s,rous nature OF the story, nevertheless
publishes u. That papers correspondent
AZ Bertha is probably AS iaueh a fiction rs
is the story, which is the fnisest and most
malicious ever invented
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13
A RAILROAD WRECK.
A Virginia Trestle suceumbs-Five
People Killed.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jaly IA terrible
accident occurred on the Virginia Midland
railroad early this morning. The through
southern train that left here at II - last
night went through ircsfie between
orange Courthouse and Barspourssiile. g
distance OF Is feet, killing Ave pcrsons out.
right aud wounding twenty-five.
The trcstle was known 10 DC weak and
the railroad company was engaged In I'LL
ing Ii in. The train was moving nt q
speed of SIX miles while crossing the tres.
lie, under regular orders. The engine had
passed safely over most of tbe tfestle.
when the smoker, mail. baggage and eN-
press cars went down with great crash.
dragging down the engine and fxo paSsen-
ger coaches. The engine went down pilot
end foremost. thus communicating no FIRE
10 the wreck All the lights weie extiu-
guishcd IN the fall.
Among the killed are G. Cox, oi Alexan-
dria. Of the engineering department Of the
Piedmont Air Line. II. Twfiiiagton, postal
clerk; z G. BrightweiI. postal clerk The
badly injured include ". u. Parrot, J. o.
West aud J. l. welfbam. postal clerks;
Potter Field. express agent: z. Jennings.
OF Lynchbnfg, and Caps. T. c. Taylor. pas.
sengers.
THREE BODIES ~ THE DEBK!s.
General Manager Randolph has received
further details of the accident Ia addi-
ton to the list of Killed. three more un-
known persons were found tn clearing
away debris.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13
BagEssos.s sIsY BAY.
HI. Popularity - ith the Grand Army
XNfezWns

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ssy asth tsSz. HsEzfsaa 4 t.ostt 10 cci6c K
h.s 4 AS. - SIG ees2 ftssfsSsa Assiiss. Ahrrs
be fsssnsiBes 1sg-sng 1fsc gzs7E.Ez F.AFt sss fse
day rseesssas ae5sEafioas "a tae FzFsF.
Tsss- ae s.sss4sassk - sfSe Ez7less af tssa das-
ssrafs5es VAS ssseas IN eoasersatiazs 2i:a
srssxsss Al siss f.EYaEI.frsE fezss4naefsrs.
Jzs1 ssefgSm Ela esaes the Arss sitkegaf&S8
sz-tSet& II ags 5 Fa.usz1iss< fnoSa jsAisa A.
fxsxaa rsaas. No. is. fsr4zsd AFeay 81 slss
zes,s.a.zir. frens Sesxxn HAaEheesNT. Natsszs
essasfT. iadi@za- aasl s&zas b lnssss tsess'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13
DOCTORS DISAGREE.
Mackenzie Charged with Malpractice
In Treating Emperor Frederick.

BERLIN. July Il.-There is increasing
excitement throughout Germany over the
recently published report Of the doctors In
the case Of the late Emperor Frederick
The hrra- zeifsRy oFerw helms Mackenzie
with invectises. To the question why the
German doctors did not appeal 10 the
nation. the ZesfaRc responds thai according
10 frussian principles their official position
in the tragedy prevented them from ap-
pealing 10 the public, but they did appeal
10 the emperor, one OF them stating the
case unrescrysdiy.
His majesty replied, MY son. am 30
years of age, ana have a right to make
final decision. The medical treatment OF
my case cannot be taken from Mackenzie"
The Progressionist press, which includes
those who defend Mackenzie. point 10 the
fact that eight doctors concerned in the
case did not sign his report.
Drs. Bergman aud Gerhardt viii soon
receive decorations of high class. the
Order of Hehenzollern.
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NOTABLE DEAD.


RocHxsIER, July i2-HirHEn sibiey died
mainly through sissey's efforts tha; the
first fFznscoasineussl telegraph line was
tsuiit- He waz at one time president Of
tn. Western Tniot. and contributed gresfiy
70 rs establishment. a, the time ef his
sseath he Hss the head 81 the Heil-known
seed house u -Iiley A Co. which supplies
farmers all oyer the country
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13
Loss Of Property $4,000 o.oo0-Three
Yerkons Barped 20 Death.

AIFE~A. Mich, July I1-IEe nre va.
under control at midnight iasi night Ths
lnss vii. probably reach sss0,oo Thrce
persons lest their lives. and many are re
ported missing.
pyrE0YT. Jniy II Il TrfsRs< special
from aipena says the insurance ON ths
tsro.arty 1urnea IL about tlaa.e1 This Il
ihoisxnf 20 ~ about half the total loss
one hundred and forty seven dwelling.
are in ashes 4 nnms,er 81 them were oe
cupled oy more than one fssaily.
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City Property.

IN ,atsiy yesier's sscond supplemental
addition. one block from Ma,ti>cn
street, houses all rOnnd them. frace'
$iso each.
a beautiful cleared lois In y. 7, Den
nv.s nfth addition. friee, sSe
near street car liHe and within iSc
blocks af motor line Funte
\ LOT yritA room hard finished house
IN u r. ncnuy'x PARK addition. iSt
hias.ks from motor line roaie. iTiee-
sias,
o cleared lets In foHtius addition
commands hne view. friee, VIZ
L., In Roren addition, with broom
house. Price, sSeo
n, IN Ksnfmsa addition. This Is
eholco lot. only block from
cahle ears. PFtce. sse
On let. TussAnd's addition ~ ssaeho.
~ ,oi.h CitY. ali level and bcanflfH
lois. elcsrsrsi. within iyc minutes
walk OF West Coast rsilrosa uel-at
pr.es. from siie to si-s lse' ict. >sie
hou,ish l. today the most pgosnisiu I'd
inisnd town ia Western Washing
ton for investment
~ ene.crs lots in Sueheuaish CITY
h.,,,ss.s bullt all rsnnd them; bese
tifaiiy situated. Price. slee e&ch'
q ta,, In snehomssh city fer ssSsr each
q tas. IN Saahonssh City for siss each
. ..cas Of rtch t~ats0m land adsosnia.
snohsnsish City, Price. $50
Ia, in suohomish citS for So.
an ..-,-. sae lsvri land two miles frc;s
whatccr. Price. se fes scTe.
an acres. one ard a half milss tress =
W hcn.. suitable Tor asNsdins fn'S
ana le srry trscss, Sc PER scFe.
~ srre. witkin half nslie 81 NSn
Mhatrons very ds-a7shie3 a,ia asS
,sst ,his eppSrsanirs 10 Dske Al
investment
, sne c,lal property for sale
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13
BOSTON wIND-
A Number Of Lives Lost In the Har-
bDr.

BosT,lS. July i2-Cireat damage by storms
last night IN this vicinity. 81 far as heard
from, was oeeasioued. At City Point IL
was reported that nearly dozen yachts,
large and small, were sunk during the
night. and several persons sleeping in
them were drowned. /; is known that one
man on board a boat lying at the foot of
N street was drowned. aad q police boat
viii 90 over to-day 10 search for the bodies
Many trees were blown down, obstrneting
travel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13

A RISE IN SUGAR.
The European Beet Crop Failure
$enut SuppJy In New York.

sss FsASsisco, July i2.-The California
and American sugar refluertes, In har-
tacuv with advances made in New York,
Yesterday advanced the price Of gfann-
lated sugar Z. cent per pound, and today
an additional half cent, making the pres-
ent price cents per pound Representa-
lives Of refinsTieS here say that osle of the
chief causes Of the advance 10 the scarcity
Of the beet ctoss In Germany and elsewhere.
Another eanss l. that there il Ia View
YORK very little sugar for future delivery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13
GOVERNMENT ESTIMATES.


NAsH@ S1sfVS. July i1-Aa5oF ". a.
Jones, Of the corps of envfaeers. makes
the following e<tfynalrs for wa-k nnder
his charge during she eolaing year Ina
proving Of Columbia aaa lower William
ettc rivers tclow Portland. otegan. StsA. .sss,:
relnoyistz SEasS. etc. upper Willamette,
snake rivers, $500. Cowiitx river, vs. r..
s6o&, lower Clearwater river. Isiahe,
snsH
Capt Willard Yaeng makes the taiio9.
i1g estimates for wssrk IN hts district For
improvement 9f entrance 0f Co.'s bar,
oregon. s-esIoes entrance II Nasuina bay.
Oregon. sii4ea0. of which szSae9 cea be
pTpsitatslg expended during The coSgting
year; improvement 81 Gmpgna river, ore-
sstu S,tasA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13
The sioux Indian Cemmisssion.

WASH SGroS. July l2.-ii is stated that
Judge John V. Wright OF Tennessee, Rev
W. ~ Cleveland, brother OF the president,
and Capt. Q. " Pratt, superintendent Of
the Carlisle Indian school. viii constitute
the commission TO negotiate with the Sioux
Indians for aeiisision nf their reservation
In Dakota aud surrender Of part TO the
4 rifai Gtases
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13
Banker Hopkins VIII Probably be
raruoued

COLUMBUS, July i9-rhc state beard oi
parslous has signed recommendation
asking the president 10 pardon from the
Ohio pcniicutiary A. T.. Hopkins, enc ef
the officers OF the late Fiicllty Bank Of
Cincinnati. The opinion Is expressed that
Hopkins eaanet live more than a year,
owing 10 drepsieal tendency
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13
BURIED ALIVE.
Five Hundred Miners Entombed In
nm Afrfcau Goal Mine

LONDON. Jaiy IA dispatch from Cape
town, Africa. says the Dcooys coal mine
at Kimberley caught fire yesterday even
ing Eight hundred men are entomted
The work OF rescue. which began ai onre
ssiIl continues, but il is believed that 90
persons have persisted, including Mr..
Lindsey. manager of the company. Many
Of the victims imprisoned in The mine are
yhite 4,s.grJfe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13

Bouianger intends 10 contest successive
the departments OF Dorrlogna. Loire. !
deche and the Sofd
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A BAS BOULANGER
A New Move by the Great
Agitator.
rrnoaH rS THE CHAMBERS



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secsesi- k1ni2nzer faereurcn resigned his
seat.
Gen, Eosstaurer in s,ss ss.eech p-sa.saxsn-
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p'slaNte. aisa taSs tsrsstoAS oagnt 70 be
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ary Of the revolution of I-s The carn-
try demanded the institution Of new safe
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pots.se- & pFcsaiss 81 Us siehsh agolaF. The
country felt that Its fafesy demanded ne
vision OF the constitution He did not
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He merely makes nersonal attacks tel
hins NOW a. tn,a Mir, f.ss,re ,haf n a In
nudently lies
After a scene of excitement the pr.si
dent OF the chamber said that before apply.
ing censure he would allow Gen. Boulangcr
10 speak.
THE GENERAL WITTY.
Gen. Boulanger asked ii cepsure was 10
be applied to Fiouquct or himself
The president: sit was you that FIRST at
tackled the chamber. The last words you
uttered make IL necessary to apply severe
rule
Gen. Boulangcr protested agains. a re-
gime which did not respect liberty of the
tribune. He said, in view of the presi-
dents decision, he would resign his seat.
The general. .thereupon left the chamber.
followed by his partisans Members Of
the left still claimed that eensure should
be applied 10 Gen. BoulangeY The presi-
dent remarked thar Boulauger by leaving
the chamber did himself Justice
NJ. de Iamarseile. member OF right. re-
preached the president for showing par
fiality toward F1oHqnet This led 10 a re-
ncwal of the uproar.
When order had been restored vote OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13
BURIAL OF VAUDEVILLE
A Great Multitude Follows the Bed y
Tn the Tcmh

DUBLIN. July I2-Tbe funeral Of job n
Vaudeville took place at Mitchelstown to-
day. Six thousand persons followed the
body 10 the grave. The most perfect order
was preserved o'Brien delivered eulcgy
On the deceased
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13
An Aged Murderer.

NEW YoRK, July H. Richard u. Carter
fatally wounded Theresa Adams this even,
ing and then killed himself The couple
lowed her refusal to renew speh relations.
She Is 70 years old aud has four daughters.
uu Afns 81 Nriirs old
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Tha wA8snzr eeuasy ss1esa.ss 20 ihs
Eexgfsseaa ssssstoTssI rvazssst % eszs e
lanes Z. Lozsa, A. ~ HriEs4sn. s.essssf4s
f:s.llsn. goan keiiy. = ,. rFatkber, SpsetAl
kyMa. 5asars A. t.asxsEa. Jg~Th A1
5sfsh. IS. 8ssazs. G. Il Eexsk ~
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4 II asss5sssssf. = \. Esstfis-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13
GoYrrnmcnt Hoat In Danger.

FIRE ISLAND. \. Y. July IA United
states lighthouse steamer haS just run
aground while entering the inlet. She is
tying a signal of distress. The captain Of
the life-saFing station has gone TO her d.
sistanee. A fresh gale is blowing from the
northwest aud a heavy sea Is running
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13

NCRlNNfiLLE. VT-, JHlF EAT 2. . fssls
sRer,ffng hre was discovered ia thr iarzs.
srsgu warehouse ~ Nc eAiRnviIse Crossing.
FsezT here. owned hy ssarkenSs1Y & Ts6ssss,-
4sn The w&te isruse wa= ssloa dssfgsf ed.
I.,xs. sasEss. izz1fRHee. tsssa II il sliFs.-i--
n fhs sTe ass ss4ssei b. an ineen.slarg.
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rar.e., Not so BE En,ra,pe,s.

I.aSDsS. gziy = -Pa<ssssl IN 80 insezTiesr
fseElss, referring q TIE sssreFasaessss sl.ss.s
- SpvssGf a essHzsxsssse x Judges ta5aas.i-e
tz1ss sae charges - tas TSsass. SD * z'ez
sosa1 lie wnsc1sasss az sEsGsscss6Sas ~
txsas - akse. ss3-ress 9zss szsse Eaezz- =
zzs iassossiisss iar Ains 81 ssy Ksa-e anti
he 81 ss-sa tae ssTas~<ess ssii. He 9sss~eses.
- 1gsssee Sses Aea. V sa IL s. s&sS. uiii -
zrsSdssssee. q the r5szzu2sfee- 90 The Eruz.lsi
sEl-s - "a = sssss..sss ss.rt-zssast
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BAK ER. MOORE * CO..

CEARcHERs- or RECORDS O o N 5
y u, %. IS, 30, third floor, Union Block.
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PfrTsFfELD, Mass. July l2.-Pas-en,ers
reaching here from the West this evening
report that last nights cyclone created ter
rihle devastation between here and Albany,
sweeping fresa the state line to Fast Chat
hnio, leyelsng three paper mills. many
houses, etc. u is supposed there has been
some loss OF life. but Il Is impossible 20 OBJ
~. .-.-... st.-..l Lar.
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ME%HEt tfaAs~s 44s5f a-.--SseE FrFAf Gfal-
s.ss1 ana sssissaassi esszsealsc1 a. HEz5g
EssN. has esszMpse2et szs wssxx TAega = a
resezai sa4llEs saa8szg ssslersEss sssai osfzsrs
.sssag sAss + aes aeceszt. t.lssass3 utsst y 81
u.ar - DO snt ftsss sAe Trsssss wi3i - ef5et-
i've 80! eassssss Satisfactory . sae gsesse
=.
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MECHANICS MILL AFIRE

An Alarm Sounded ss paybyeak this
fsrnie@.
"A Eis-ra II sre sas sgsssei ihi3 saoFss
Ing a. ssls. The dry hes1se in fAe Meehan-
ies' mia ~As ali abiaze. sssdsstsy hsving
esaxAs lsosa sls fusnaee A. ibis PAPER
goes 10 psess tie fse pTgsasss.s seou 10 yield
- slse esssetx sf tie srszeea
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Canyon City Murderer Cspfured.


wafxA WAI4A- Jnsy lz-I3uccAro Jim.
the Indian who. WITH Ncstnness. raHr-
.ie-.sl I,ey.5sty sheriff f<scxwnspd 81 canyon
city. @as captured near MaIhasf agency
Fir~ Mar Ne n junviIfe Drerau
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NINNEafF1LE-. IllF fL--ltf tlffl8f. 80
.fsssl - TIE Maternal FkessssrkplsesS A.so-
e.s4sa.s. # ~ Aiscksd. 81 buffalo. y as
5,es ;ssss Fsfessss.5s. and tsessge ~ Narzsz, 81
fssssa-.s Ffsse- resident
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Timber Lands.

sHS acres within ouch half mile OF salt
water. NH cut i7-5o,@a. Price,
81 per acre
l6O acres; viii cut 5,ooeoee; II railroad
should he built TO feri Townsend !.
win run through ibis tract Will
sell timber withou, the land. or both
together Price, seso. or S30 for
simher.
lSO acres: will cut -. .op.eo. good driy-
ting stream runs through uias tfheh
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SEATTLE 1sss
he r.a-rr~.syterf.a coaneil.

aaws asarne.s sae hs1ses, SaegnfEns sa<ssf az
the fEhsie eszzssizE.
IAe ran-fx~ebyferfxn Conneil.
isoSz<sx. xalr E.-Af fec saasesxare &
The fxzs-f'ressE terrain eoaaeii To-Day Ir 4
Y. sanxir. ~ Hussto1. Tex. was shasea
As2erieAn Treaxzrsr
Kxe~sient Test for Citizenship.
Rpxx- 5nly la-The eAa-saase. af se,ss,-
Ties tSdas sSiapsesa measure giving esec-
sarSI sights 70 every uae WHO ss ssase - rca<.
saa wrstr and who rsss TIE sasHsmusa
tax.
Earthquake In Greece
lssSncx. Jaly f2-Au earshanaze wns
feif throcghees G-eece today. No repssrts
ef da.sxss frer, the ssock have hean ~
eeivesi
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In.arrrsfinn bal HAND.

EAG1z- ia = IA ksfNsf- hiss f~ssa ~
SssTsz &e-s sAAs 81 s1ss1trsrTsaa kas es-
ssrszs IS fAs-s "a E.zaare and lAe fnsssrgeasx
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Governments ytesery iss sIanItsisa

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CINCINNATI. July l2-Henfy :. Ives. Of
New York. WAS indicted to-day by the
Hamilton county grand jury. Nothing
further is known than this fact. What the
alleged offense Ii the court authorities re-
fuse 20 tell. X. A. McpoBsld, petitioner
and chief witness In recent injunction
case against the Cincinnati. Hamilton 4
Dayton Railroad Company. which is nov
under adyisement in the courts Of Hamil-
ton and Butler counties, ohio. has also
been indicted by the grand jury for per
fts~r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13

ESTATE
Loan Agents.
Farming Lands.
SO acres marsh land in
Skagit county. near Mt.
Vernon. This is A No.
4 land Price, $3.50
cash.
100 acres OF rich bottom
land. "A mile west OF
Terril lake, in What
com county; alder and
vine maple; land easily
cleared.
I6o acres on Orcas island,
q mile from postofflce
and steamboat landing;
90 acres cleared. 40
acres under fence, good
farm house and barn;
stream of water runs
through place; school
house within a mile.
Price, $40 per acre;
$1,000 of this on time,
to suit purchaser.
40 acres on Orcas island.
This land is easily
cleared; no large timber;
good soil; about one
mile from boat landing.
40 acres suburban tract
near Hall Bros. ship
yard OH Salmon Bay.
Price, $500 per acre.
I3S acres two miles above
Snohomish City. known
as the Low farm. Ev-
cry acre of this is rich
bottom land, so acres
in meadow, and will
yield annually $50 tons
ofhay, good farm house
and barn, with sheds
and outbuildings; so or
90 fruit trees. all large
and bearing heavily,
consisting of apples,
pears, plums and cher
ries; 30 acres pastur-
age. Price, s5a5o, one
half cash, balance in ,
years at 10 per cent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13

MEN EIs ~ DORM BoCH.
A RcHiTECrS AND sUfERiNfENp'
~ cuts. S0s Front street. kenncy block,
SEATTLE. jei7
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sheridan Les. Ncryeu..

NnNuDI11. July Ik-Ihc only cbafGe IN
Gen. Sheridan's condition during the last p
hours has been in the condition of his
nervous system. He slept well iAsi night
aud has iesu very tranquil all day. more
tranquil than ON any previous day since his
arr raj here. 1t Il now - days since he
had an attack of heart failure.
Tosiay's Weather.
saS Francisco. July i2.-iDdieations for
&c hours for Oregon and Washington Ter
ritory Fair weather, preceded by local
rains In Washington Territory and North
ern Oregon slightly cooler.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13
IL. STEIN MAN.

u ., setRAN. n, X. oWhNS
SCURRN " ow EMS.
GlviL ENGINEERS, SURVIVORS AND
~ Contractors Railways aud other pub
works designed and built Plans. sre-
snssuans aid estimates furnished. ieio
gnPhicsl surveys ard maps made fof any
Hrrose. Satisfaction guaranteed.
unee- Rcwm Is, nutser Block, James ST.,
l3osste Occidental tce
GAkDN Err * HOGG.
RiNil AND MINING ENGINEERS-CTrf
~ Survivors office. Rooms u and ~
Sslon hlock. Take elevator.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13

Complete abstracts OF tito furnished TO
aAy lands in tho city OF seattle or King
00nntx
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FISH ER * CLARK.

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"A James 81. opposite Occidental Hotel