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FOR SALE-HOUSES

=os a. ssyvS soo,, 90 -
Fs@ao. % i..:s s,ss and rear lss. Il i. s NEE
sss:s; :::D "A; 4 4: :is;s s;:,.:
SssS am: AND ss:i
Nine rooms two cellars. eisfern' lot sohio' 70 .o
A bssutifai corner property IN oeorseiown.
house ON aide street. 900
wv s SIc saa s sasn. . soUsss o.
Al ~ nr,r now rntins iar 1880 each
Il BOUGHT st once u n pA ,s
oco-3t' lz-o 81 NV:
NOR sAIF-HoIJsER
+ sie e ssa isih = ele to $50 Nd AZ, .,s 3 600
3 81 and ). @ .ves4 600 lll4 ne osh 81 . 900
- -, ~ NV. Lh.orr ooo .os' Les lin a.
1879 sT st NV e asoo ,sii D. n b.,
10 8 ~ n ~ n n 100 IN Sr'',..... 900
6r z 5ool:-eo and 2s2 i3s g..
os me- ssoo eis an. nd sss st.
34Os n ST NV h b.h 1r.........,. 1000
,5r;.-.,............. $500 loo3 II St ne. hh- ,oo
Se2 9th st.ke,. b. b, and house. rear 5000
Sh. 5r' 4 600 sos and xo,i south Gap.
~ = -. 1000 lti4 samson ST. n
nv IN. Ar ;2ooOls93 TO g01 Nst n '; .oo
10 LIN st. se. hh. b h or ...;.:,:.-is n'ooo
sy5 70 Sal Cd ST .-::......;.; loo
liOe 10th 81 n " ar 900
h.. Sc. .............. 2.oooi
boois For fun List ca Al once for bulletin issned on
.ue IL. sna ION locol Ihos r WAoGAMAN
VrOR SALE-RRICK HOUSE COR 3lST AND N
II sta NV. lot 45x16; of the desirable To-
cations in Geonsetown. CookE u. LUCkErT. 935
ST. NV. After IL fn st Rockville. oc.1-3t'
LOR sALE-DEsIRABLE HOUSE ON RHODE
- Island ave. ! 9TH 10 rooms; lot .ssx 100
Reduced TO $4,000. JOHN .. JOHNSON, Room T.
First Floor Atlantic Building, a2S St oco -ats
T>op SATr ON pxcr,x.,,, 80, 40,
II Man or o,h.r Dn Az 1870 ISL hisANENL
new jouse No nrt,.r rh 1 t s
price ~ 600, ~ SINAI M. nous. ior
office oc5 3ts
mon SAT- Az .rT,,1,,,,s,S- ~, 60, A.,
r nroran, -. M oihohLED ~ SILL ~
fr,at Hssrs ursahSe. Two new aI.ro9m well a onlIt
TO loan at o per cent JB WIMPR
oc5-3t l3l3Fst
NOR SAFE op pryr m !. ~y,ess,x,,, ,,,,.,,,,,ss
k'v,hhu SaLE oh htNL = hANDsoMh HOUSES
anroushont the most fashionable part OF the city
SSnN , H9nsy " loan Al snort nonce D. d. hobtki-
1oot,. Ao'c N ~ ID v, Colin
uNOR sAlE-SPiENDID NFW HOUSE ON DE
IL sirable lettered at n Va between uth ami I 0tb
south 'front.' ei,ht Beautifully pSpered Rooms, LII
st ocs-3t
NOR SALE "a ooO WIN pITy /. uoI-sp .x1
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EOR RENT--A NEAT SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE
= SIS B ct. AZ. GIG. 30 per month: key at BIG Ak
III 2 st. NV. IA rooms ESQ per mo. Owner Ct SIS
9th ct. NV. oe27.2m
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OR RENT-UNFURNIsHED
oc2-6ts
EORRENT-UNFURNIs
II II Lafayette So,

EokRENT-UNFuRNIsH
+ lafayette goo I ISaS 1Et 2. ':nvsrss
1$$iSs :Ssp; aSS = NV,
~. = " n. ieg Ik:;j SS siS =
i: 3. ave NV, iIr...; 1907 Csronns St, 6r. g
IS. VS. is sss Xxx + fg i sS
lS4! 2lst Ct n x.I3r. 100 l9sh p. near Dupont
IT'S st. i3 iS co Sn0,s is
a9a e ave s &; mr. 18th ir oS
1871 Desales st, Iir..55 RI mr. 10th 81 i2r.00
SG ~ sxe n near a assS is
S9S stS i. St:
1927 Ost NV. 1lr 20 Hillyer ave n 1Or. 90
aao st. g
liz & nv a.. INN mr. Isl so
sSHa Eys; isn
S iil X: il; 9ss y;
i1Se i lSsa 8. 8; mr. mr. fss fsT aSS
isSs Ilth St NV. i0ES9 Thonss CIRCLE 20. 500
1917 sdsh & NV I5S and SD. IT. l'0
s Houses ssosi is.rRis
i tate and Insurance. Broker. i0th aud sss NV 80
,ooo-aE..n.~. .srsasesSS s sfs o NV. 80
oiU t!tn 81 NV. lvE 10y aO1I 1Utn ST. NV. or. 20
i as .'r I; HsSE aS7 ss E !:
~ nj n \; ::
2dsi f.t. /. nv. SIS ssR < as T
q & 81 r
$40 2i.t st NV. ilr 40 SO FentO. n n.s.6r 1886
no 4 NV r:: . 80 zoos sss 4: 81. =
SSS fukNisafRpb 81 adts e = w. 'h0D'' =
near 18th e.. lSr $500 9th above st, 12r.. $50
3, 1s.s isss near ls:s
Ssns. ave- ns:r st. 80 ssh Ss.s = " III IS
VI ava near O. l4r. 5 aSpc S.D' st. bet ID 4th
n, heated By stssm $50 Q89 q. "a door. i'm. is
e41 y % door. frontr.r 45Q IA sye. from 10 soSQ
r hs.sse r g IN ns ia Ia; e s.
B6ldips. "hreproof. ale l2l1 St. n. y. 2r...25
ssOs: ~. Ss, . * steam 5aS 1a A E.
sls iisA 'e u V" e.. siiIISSara
ssns Per oc e s. f fs sto sor:
1SOl Pa av., stors. 125ll7th sb Pa av store
ocl B. o. HOFFMAN. 10th and IF sts. NV.
EoR RENT--A NEAT SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE
i SIS ST. AZ. 116 so per month: key 1t 6i6 ak
92l 2 ct. NV. II rooms $50 per mo. Owner Ct SIS
9th ct. NV. se27-2m
l Poa.s sE
nsaiR wSs 1t La 81 HSs Lib asS az r.
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He had no HONE AND NO HAT.-This morning
ABOUT O'Clock, on ~ street southwest, Oflctr
Geoghan found VIM. Con, eoiored walking about
but had been sleeping Ia a sawmill The officer
escorted him TO the fourth precinct station and
the farm for two mOnthA
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the COnFra.

SPECIAL Law TERN-Judge Hdoner.
Yesterday, Richards ayt. Maloney. Hocke agt.
Hussey. Ganter agt. GOdstein, Seliger 4 Newman
buekman, MCGOWAN CO. agt kramer, Thomp-
son agt Mayer Rohr. Willard agt. Gamble,
HARDWOOD Co. agt. White; Judgements by default.
Pierce ct al agt. Vinsop; order OF publication.
EQUITY CouRr-Jud0e Jasses
YESTERDAY, conway agt Conway; reference 70
auditor ordered. Gray agt. NON anon; James Ho-
han appointed guardian. Lomax agt. DOWnman :
=. F. Browning appointed trustee 10 convey
Jones sgt Jones; reference 70 auditor ordered.
Thorn AFT. Thorn; leave 70 f1ie cross bill. bald.
win agt Baldwin: testimony ordered taken. Baker
agt Baker; testimony ordered taken.
POLICE CoUKr-Jud0e Miller
To-day, VIM. Hon, col0red, vagrancy: bonds or
wcrkhouse. Alfred Broadus colored DO: do.
Louis Bskridge and Willis Reagan, disorderly con.
duct In the Smithsonian grounds; IS or hfteep
days each. John Henderson, colored disorderiy
conduct; do. samuel Lewis, coiored, do: DO
Jonn Henry, colored, vagrancy; bonds or ninety
days
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Says He ls Not q Crank.

HIS MENTAL CONDITION Is TO BE INQUIRED INTO.
Francois Emile, a Frenchman, about fifty years
old, was before the Police Court this morning,
charged by Onicer Green, OF the third precinct,
with being a suspicious person. On1cer Green
produced mass Of papers, including several pet l.
lions addressed TO the President, and number OF
newspaper clippings about the yellow fever,
which had been taken from the prisoner; also
"a patent breathing machine" 1t was a piece OF
wood with holes cut through It. HIS petitions to
the President set forth that he had devised means
by which all the low lands In the South can be
drained and made healthy. He also has cures for
the yellow fever The officer said the prisoner has
spent hours about Col Lamonts house trying to
get an Interview.
The defendant testified that he lives at No. Ill
Pennsylvania avenue and has resided In this city
for eight years. He said that It made his heart
SAD 10 hear OF all the good nurses and doctors dy-
ing OF the yellow lever
THIS man." said Judge Miller 'rs evidently a
crank"
.No, sir" said the prisoner, al am not a crank "
The Judge repeated that he was evidently a
harmless crank, and inquired Of Mr.. Pad2ett what
had best be done with hin.
Nj. Padgett said he thought the prisoner should
be turned over to Sanitary Oflicer Teeple for ex-
animation. The prisoner was subsequently turned
over TO the police and was taken back to the sta
ton. where he will be examined by the police sur
VeOuS
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COUNTRY BOARD.

OoNFohT RflREAT. PoPULAR FIRsT-CLAss
" resort in the Mountains q nsEy and strictly non-
e Co. s; - f5sS Ss.Sisssss csass.
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LOCAL MENTION.


LOCAL MENTION.
The Weashcr.
Fcrtne District Of Columbia Mariana r.,.r.o
Virginia, North Carolina, and south Carolina fair,
warmer; southeriy winds. 'A1''
FoR Murray's Celebrated Butter,n. M - ,,.
n as st Rdls Sts $50 Dol Center Market, cen
pound; cooking. nc. per pound. 20
PIANO, Parior, and Banquet Iamns ,rnn,e,,.
Snades 10 AL coiors Wilmarth Edmonston. zoos
Fos WASHINGTON DRESSED Bxrr 20 to John r.
Kelly. corned beef especially. -
OuK $40, s12, and SIS overcoats cannot 10
equsied Tor style. GEORGE sPKASsY, 434 TN St.
THEIR need be no second consideration of your
money wei spent when you buy your clothing
ats16 wi Soe0"v SUITS
klskxAS Bros. 7th and 4. Reliable Ciothiers
SAVE your sight Consult Hempler, corner, Az.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, marble.top. xa1.
SOLID oak sets, pieces ga walnut parlor su,fes,
pieces $50 with full line OF oil cloth and CROCK
~'' 3 h. BRowN Son,
10th and Pa ave.
FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, HOO Pa ave.
SSR OLD Parnoss pleased and new ones aston
Ensu at our Immense stock OF clothing. see our
FAh osercoass, $40.
EsExAN Bros, 9TH and 4,
Manufacturing Clothiers and TailorsL
You ARE CORDIALLY INVITED to the fall opening OF
noveitles IN ladies', misses, and childrens wrsps
eeilS jerseys gloves hosiery, underwear, &C., at
TAYLoE's, 9.s3 Pennsylvania avenue.
FALL ovERcoATs. EisxMAs Bros, eth andE
HATS FOR FALL OF lSsS-All the new and popu-
lar styles OF silk and derby hats, at lowest prices
ior nne goods X Z. LEWIS Son. 1921 New York
asenue, near 18th street; also o lun line wool and
mehno underwear, hosiery. &c, &C.
GRhAT BARGAINS In new and used Pianos at g.
l. Wild Bros, 200 7th street northwest
SEE our 4-ourton Getaway Suit, black corkscrew,
price SIS. GEO. SPRAssY asa i'm St
FALL ovERcoArs. EsExAN Bros, 7th and <
HE nrm Of VIM Orme & sons having leased
.heir premises, No. 1913 Pennsylvania avenue for
neterm OF ten years, nave removed TO No 526 18th
street northwest where they will dispose Of their
Stock Will be pleased 10 see their patrons
WV. ORME & SONS.
FALL OvERCoArs. EIsENAN BROS, tn and E
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The New City Post-Ofsice.


PRKrARING PoR REMOVAL TO TIE PENSION BUILDING.
The appropriation for fitting up the court OF the
Pension building for the city p0st-office and the
removal Of the once has become available, and
Postmaster Ross Is In conference with the proper
authorities In reference thereto. It WILL however
be some time-perhaps sixty days-before the re-
moval can be made, as furniture has to be supplied
and some arrangements made for receiving and
dispatching the mails. The new ONCE viii Dos
sess the advantage OF being on q level It viii be
OF panel-work, aud Will be q complete ONCE sur.
rounding court, In the center OF which wifi be
the fountain In arranging for the new once pro-
vision Will be made for greater accommodations
for the pubic than at the present ONCE, and addi-
tional delivery windows viii be provided The
are NOT vet pHea On 10 t 6
scrfted save to say that the general entrance viii
De at the south door o. the building and the mails
where platform VIII be erected.
The Price 0R Bread.
talk WITH BAKER WHO GIVES FIGURES TO PROVE
THAT WITH FLOUR AT PRESENT PRICES BREAD
CANNOT BIZ SOLD AT CENTS PER LOAF.
This morning Mr.. Charles Schneider asked
STAB reporter where he could ind the man who
could make 2SS ioaves Of bread from one barrel
OF nour TOR ne Is the man we are looking for just
now when the price OF four is advancing The
reporter asked what the prospects of cheap bread
were for the winter. Mr. Schneider replied that
all the bakers Will have to ADVANCE their prices
unless there Is q Decline which cannot be ex-
pected at this season Of the year. Most II not all
the bakers, Will make the advance next Monday
morning. "Just figure q little" he said "a
barrel OF Hour Will make an average OF $50 loaves
or bread, which, at cents, Will amount TO $40
Inc wages palo bakers now range from $l3 TO $23
per week, and the average cost OF converting
nour into bread Is 81 per barrel. Flour is to-day
$725 10 $3.50, and, II no accidents occur, no bread
Is spoiled or LETT over, there Is 80 cents LETT and
out OF this the driver has to be paid well as the
ordinary expenses, SO you see the margin is so
small that no baker can continue to sell at
cents. wish 1t were otherwise, for the effect OF
high prices Is to lessen business They say that
people must have bread, and IL Is true, but when
actually need
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SaxOny Wool German fand.Kntt
Jackets for Ladies, Misses, Men ana Boys at C..
Auerbach's, Mems Furn, Has and sewing Machine
Rooms, 7th ana II. 3
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EOR SALE-HoUsES--
Il 2909 Q st. NV,
b.h-. Or. new.....e1.500
1924 q. b.h.. Or. 1000
34ol n St NV. 10r.. b. h..
In i. ...-..-.--..-. q, OUU
1888 Prospect St, b
n, 1Ur. .o.00O
The above Is only u por
books. Call tor list.
jylo-3m
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Conn.ave.. near R. Lave.2 200
10th ST.. n'rDupontCir. lbs
\ st.. near loth......... 125
VI. ave. n. W. near O.. .125
Il st bet. 18th 4 18th ITO
ITCH. TOX 4 BROWN,
143S Penn. ave.u.w.
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1888 18th ct. n.w.,9r. ESQ
1870 b OF. a.w.. Iir. 40
24U6 1itn st. n.w.10r. 40
1IO6 X st. NV. Tor. 40
1880 29th at. n. W.. Or. 50
lh34 2yth at. q. w..7r. 30
1921 29th St, n. w.. 7r..22S
1907 Caroline 1t. :, Or. pa
222 lst st. s.w., 6r......15
FURNISHED.
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houses not included in the Shove. also hne building
lots northwest, and cheaper in all
of the city Gall at once aud examine bulletin
se2y JOHN SHERMAN 4 o.. 1907 81
VyOR SALE-2 HOUSES COR OF 5TH AND o
It Its. NV. story and basement; 10 rooms. with
ali mod imps must be seen TO be appreciated; will
for few days at the greatest bargain in he city
Inquire OF owner, 414 Ost se29-lws
IyOK SAILOR RENT-Il25 10TH STREET
IL near Massachusetts, avenue northwest handsome
3-story double Brick Dwell ing, containing IL rooans
with every cow nience: lot 36xl 80 feet: bath
rooms: porches every door stable for four
and two ca r1zgos. THOA J. fISH.R CO.,
se2y- I'm liza st NV.
TyOR sALE-9 LITTLE PALACES; NEW; MOD.
Il imps northwest section. on line Of cars; prIcee
$1,000 and $4,000, Elegant home 18th 81 and
herdics. cheap; $1,000. Qst; II rooms. m. l.: sta
on Georeetown Heights; double house. with $4,000
Cheap lots. 18Th St; st.; Pierce 1t n W.. and It,
our prces. Have also several ne properties
for exchange LoAns-larRe amounts = specialty
se29-6c New once. l420 New York ave-
INOR sALE-THOsE DESIRABLE NEW 2-sTORY
II and basement press brick houses l522-l522h
18th ST. containing . rooms aud oath; large yard.
aud open hre places; handsome wood mantes and gAs
fixtures; speaking tubes; lot 1887; terms easy.
Apply 70 GREEN CUNNINGHAM,
IOR sALE-6 NEW BAY-WINDoW BRICK
Il houses corner Of 4th and ID sts n e. containing
rooms bath. and every modern Improvement; hand
sonely nnished will be sold cheap on easy terms
For further parttcu an. call and WAsHN DANEN-
HOWhh 1llo ST. se22-lm
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81 Buyers get a Glass Platter. Young's SC.
Store, 924 9TH st. Bargains given In ali depart
mentS. 1356
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IyoR sALE-THREE-sTORY AND BASEMENT
Il Press Brick House. rooms. modern impro
south front. bay window; rrst-class condition aud
good neighborhood. Apply Sl3 L ST. oc3-3r
I,OR sALE-PREssED- BRICK BAY WINDOW
II nine rooms and bath; every modern con venience:
lot IL ox136 TO 30-foot alley. A st. e.. bet 9Th
aud 9TH: INSPECTION until October 8: g., 100: One
third cash. Apply to JOHN F. DoNoHoE. 3l3 East
Capitol st. oc3-3ts
IrOR sALE-A BARGAIN-A HANDSOME NEW
dwelling near Dupont Circle at the price which the
was worth less than half It's present value
oc2-6t VIM. Z. YOUNG. 1903 ST. NV.
L,ok sALE-A HANDSOME. NEW, 7-RooM. BAY
Il window select brick house. 800 ST ne; solidly
built superior plum bling and d. amaze. splendid eel
lar modern improvements; o model Of convenience:
convenient TO rublic school: easy terms. Owner WILL
LIAM MAYSE. 5l6 9th st. NV. selS-1sts
lSoR sALE-NuRTHwksT CORNER PROP RTY,
Il 1903 N. cor 18th ST: lot 50x100. side lawn AK
100 feet; trees shrubbery howrrs and fountain
mansard bsy window, 4story, solid walnut trimmed
brick house on west half of lot half Of lot
and we'll suited for iour nice houses. This property
Is IN every way desirable a permanent home in
vestment, b ing contiguous 10 Mass. and Vermont
ayes, and Scott, Thomas. aud Iowa Circles Apply to
OWNER oc5- I'm
EoR sALE-wELL.BUILT AND CENrRAILY-
located Brick. 91l New YORK ave-. the best of
lalr. front - ieet; eleven Rooms. new pluInblns
bath, &c. Will be sold At a tfrgan.
sess-6t ALBERT +. FOX. go st. NV
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Nasni1csnt stoeA SIM 1908 ps ave- store =. $50
building, Per an. 18th ab. Paw. store l5
1SO1 Pa av.. store. 125l7th sb Pa AZ. store Is
oc1 b. O. HOFFMAN. 10th and sta NV
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II sonahle offer refused: two b. rented per-
nan nty Also six furnished rooms for Housekeeping
Inquire MRS. PHILLIPS. 212S 18th st., before pm
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LNOR RENT-THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING
I II rooms, bath room, aud cellar; all modern i'm
provements; well located in northwest: rent $50 PC
mouth. TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 st. n v.
se29-6ts
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EOR RENT--HOUsES-
II 3024 Q st 9r.,m.l.$40
34OO n st. NV, l2r.. b.
h., ~. i. .35
304l n st.. 1lr., mi. 80
1885 33d st. n. W., Or,
b. h.....................2 30
14l3 Both st. NV, 7r.,
I. h.................1S.60
$40 o st. Or. b.h. 1880
tyI6-3m G. H, FIC'
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With G. WarheId simpson, No. 622 14th stree
northwest, cuts and makes Ladies' Over-garment
and Riding Habits Boys Suits cut or made {
order. &
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-01
The Washington Pioneers.
OLYMPIA, w. T., Nav %. 1855

OLYMPIA, w. T., May %, 1888.
ED. STANDARD: Will you please an
nounce in your paper that the Fifth
Annual Reunion of the Washington
Pioneer Association will be held at
Seattle, commencing on the 9Th day of
June, 1888, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, at But
ler's Hall. In the evening of that day
the regular annual address will be de-
livered by Ezra Meeker, ESQ, Presi-
dent of the Association. Upon the
following day, June 9th, the people of
Seattle will give the Pioneers an excur-
sion to RentOn and picnic dinner ut
Smiths Garden. Other entertainments
for the Pioneers are contemplated by
the people OF Seattle, who have organ
lied committees to attend to the de-
tails, and intend to make the occasion
even more memorable for their hospi-
tally than that of the third reunion,
held in their city. Efforts are being
made to secure reduced rates of fare
upon all lines of travel in the Territory
to those attending the reunion. A cor
dial invitation is extended to the gen.
eral public to participate in the cele-
bration. FRANCIS HENRY,
Secretary Wash. Pioneer Assn.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-01
Real Estate Transfers.

John Bower to Thos. Bridge, one
half interest in Sc or of nv Or; hi OF
Wv or, and sw ar of sw ar sec 9, tip Is
II, W, 1G0 acres, 1880.
G. A. Barnes and wife to Crowell II.
Sylvester, ne or of ne ar sec 81, tp ~
II, W, 400 acres, 800.
A. c. Fairchild and wife to Robert
Bruce and wife, quitclaim Ito cure de-
fect) land in C. II. Hale donation claim.
Oliver Shead and wife to NJ. NJ.
Wright, fractional lot in block 6, Seat
co; 81.
NJ. VI. Wright to w. y. Davies, lots
and 9, block 9, McElroy & Williams
addition to Seatco and fraction OF
block 6, Shead's plat OF Seatco.
United States TO Frank b. Aldridge,
hi Of NV or and W Inf oi ne or sec 80,
tip II n, r. W, 100 acres.
United States to Robert :. White, II
hi Of NV or and Sc or OF NV or sec Is,
TIP - II, W, ll6.19 acres.
| JIG. Allen and wife to John II
Schoonover and wife, lot 3, block 80
Swans addition, 500.
J. NJ. Jayol and others to John
Bvrne, lots ), 6, Z, s, block 43, Olym-
pia, $4,000.
w. c. Morrill, and wife to John
Cromb, Westside mill property, Olym
pia, 5000.
f. NJ French to Geo T. Cline. lo
70, Parker & Hays plat of Dickerson'
donation claim, Sl5.
Rosa Hirsch and husband to J. r
Hayden, lots 3 and 3, block &c, Olym
! pia, $4,000.
A. E. Laberee and wife to Leonard
J. Carver, lots 6 and 7, block 9, Cen
trail addition to Olympia, $50.
A. f. Laberee and wife to Fred. W
Carlyon, lots 4 and 5, block 7, p. u
!; Moore's addition to Olympia. $500.
Geo. w. Shotwell to Jas. II. Shot
/; well, Q. c. interest in lands in Thurs
ton county, 800 acres, sos.
Cyrus Shotwell to Jas. ii. Shotwel
@ C. interest in 800 acres l.. Thurstol
J county, 500.
J. +. Shotwell and wife to Jas. II
!, Shotwell, q. c. interest in 800 acre
in Thurston county, 1900.
/ May III. Golf and others to Jas. II
: Shotwell, Q. c. interest in 800 acres il
Thurston county, 800.
!. Walter Shotwell and wife to Jas. II
r Shotwell, undivided one-third intercs
r III 800 acres in Thurston county, $G0t
l. Mathew Shields and wife to A. +
: Laberee, lots |, 3, 4, ., Z, block !
!. Central addition to Olympia, 5000.
:; Jane Oli'ut to Milford Offutt, distri
button of estate by Probate Court.
! Hannah Stoltzenberg to Tacom
!. Mill Company, Inf OF sw or sec 81
ty II n, 2 W. $500.
: Milas Gallher and wife to Josep
!; Lammon, lot 5, sec 80, tip 10 II, r "
81 acres, $lO5.
/ Sarah +. Wright to Jas. c. Waddel
lot 4, block 4, Wards Homestead, $3.50
: Milas Galliher and wife to Milas
Galliher, lots . and 6, block s, Gall
:; hers First addition to Olympia, $40.
, Sarah E. Wright to Henry S. Cou'
i son, lot 3, block 3, and lot |, block
Wards Homestead in sec 26, tip Is 1
r2w, $500.
i John Kofoid to Hannah F. Hum
phrey, lots >, 6, Z, s, block II, Gall
I. hers addition to Olympia, 5000.
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TERRITORIAL NEWS.

The Northern Pacific bridge at Pasco
is $500 feet in length.
A new Episcopal church is to be
built at Tacoma, to cost $1,000.
Ex-Gov. Squire is to erect a brick
building at Seattle, to cost $25, 600.
On Tuesday last the oil warehouse
of the Satsop Railroad Company, at
Shelton, was consumed by fire. Loss
$500.
Harry Fairchild, of Whatcom, is
erecting an extensive fruit cannery at
Ferndale, Whatcom county. The farm
ers are taking stock.
Gov. Semple has been asked to par
don Thomas and Catherine Gilbert, who
are in Jail at Seattle from inability to
pay fine of $500 each for selling beer
to Indians.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-01

LARGEST variety Of Imported Cigars at Smitl
4 Ellis.
SMITH Ellis Ice Cream Sodas are the popular
drinks of the season.
BOXES OF Ice Cream, for home use, furnished
at short uoiice by Smith g. Ellis.
CALL on Aldridge & Hoy and see tho
bargains they offer in case goods.
ORDER your fruit from Smith 4 Ellis and be
assured OF the best In the market. Fruit ordered
from them will be delivered within reasonabl.
distance.
ALDRIDGE & Hoy say they can discount
any house in the city for cash, and if yor
don't believe it try them with a few
twenties and see.
SMITH l. Ellis Ice Cream Parlor Is open to tn,
public, and under the management Of Miss Hood
u will be able to furnish the finest accommoda
lions In town to its many patrons.
JUST received. $50 cases of pie ant
table fruits, which will be sold at AID
ridge & Hoy's for less money than the,
can be bought at the factory.
JUST received, q large shipment O
rolled barley and chop feed at Aldridgt
& Hoy's, which is offered at bargain fol-
cash. Come and see us, for money talks