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coxrss PAssExsszs.

sxx rnAxcssoo. Nsy s.--ysiloytng 4
- peesss ger issx u the steamer Aextc1
~ p5rs Te~rs~n1 I'll schnses. , n
Hs9tes ~ N Po,ss-
Tor yicxs.fs- Al Il < = Davis and Sise.
y! ~ I na. sss. rosss. Ms { w.sssy
n~x Nonntsin, II 6rnyz. Kev Chas L
xlaer. Ms Crummns. W Fresk-
Yor seasxle-E Mallory, W 3 Az ard.
Hsw vi A 1hornpso1- A l4nsx ana wife.
JLeuaris. a A srDsfh ruot6cT two ssskc<S
40 snS son. Dsr Mesxker. q Klnsh
Chss Ncff41 X I<yson. 81 stemex
Hiaks, 4 3 Hasrrn. w u Cgxrei. B Coz.
1silr. & Conaing ase wsfa. A Eas kschils.
Tgr Tscom1-A h Price, 3 Milc. sEa
v.se Mis- Dei<,ekeH. Vi - sh<iGin9.
Ms X smith, AIRS l. kseAie. } W Eos-
erss asd wife. u 1roasmza and wife. q
VI nimyson u Nsehoisoa and George
t,ssxoa q CEiifosEia -Pxssed Mesferd
YyIdsy. SRI Cook. y Gsyisck, william
yrsff. X ] Roberts. Miss Corksa- Mrs
fAyenaf. w II cekyf. a C2yvfE- J VI Ekea.
Tbos Graham. John T~rpes. J u &iher.
s fss-r. 4 X Ransom. : vi CAHphsl.
Jobs Jane%. y II Norman. Mrs. Csxyes.
ant J b Bsysnt Thos O'Hsrs. A MeKin-
rey, r j t. Cert, y C9yes hssa sss wife.
u w Fletcher. 4 X II siscB- Mlss sssltoa.
Mis- i o HevsrrislI. II X Fairzrsvr. T 5
Nors.iI w n He4A. & Russell. Fred
kixhs. II AcsShs and wife. A Trait
,ers and wife. Ms . l. Hersey, ID n Her,
NJ. II II HAlssca- Chns Holr. II h Law
isassSn, A Bfo.E. 4 Lyon. Z he koiAnd
Hassisxs. Mss Annie Lawns. Miss Bessie
Hunter. K n Bocx- Geo Lssie, Harry
1msh. A q DsiiinAp. ya.iA Reed. w A
Shsw. Gla tseoext-s W w Pam. Fred
Hjxhs and 70 seocn1-cssss p&ssenxers.
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RsAE ssr4-g rRAssRsas.

There we're twelve deeds rle1 Ter 70
cord in the auditors of,ce yesterday. the
aggregate couSieratinss in which were
ss3tsa an average Of owe ss.i23 each.
III considerations ranged all the way
fpsssa love ss.-. lection TO sis,aso.
Dora u Hall % Ssrse Hall lcs IL block
5 Sarah II Yes er's sdiissoa, exa-
Thsos ore " fou-nsr 10 JEAN Dcosnn.
Tat GOA rneactrg 5 rods north o. the
soata AS 1orror Of See 3 Up - y. s
east thence asssa . rods. ttenee west y
rode thea-c south ) rocs. tac2ce east y
ro-s - rlsce Of hsxsnrins. 81
yIsss Harkirs 20 Heary slotseT. LOT &
hsssrr = wo<clArc acdfssn. So
JoNn leary a. ~rtfc - Chsrtes kittin-
sxs' tracts a. and q q Ses..-.a homestead
as.oesstson. GFe srrss $500.
" ! spi ard wife % John Y Atr e =.
Ard ft~.sy Y aetsey sot y. e-oek % II i
IN fsercsa ard wile 10 nea@s h -A>w
,ot h'Ssrs 81 A Poxass addition, $50
~ n uA5irr az: vile - Sesl EelNnsoa.
isssia9 tsSn4 & osecs is hcFthesn
saasfsce, siea
Daa c Co-hess Aaa Cssrsrcs 4 LeetsT
% 'fso1ass y CosssH- lots srd ?. hdoc~ :
a. fractional beck l. sss~ss's sSsdiiioz.
JC nlrsain ssa wife 70 & p Ferry. lot
49, =. A a Dsnnys foasth sdsisaeS.
Rgas Il aso~n 49, wife - Gso<ss y
Z. or sas s. b ok 1. Bgfks's secs1@ saG--
/ tee. s.
Z szsAsEh Es,hasesSi % Wa Hsilacs
-. iess = AS9 = Asoek = Starr A11lisoss.
Jss~s ao,-e sna wife 70 wilisn 5
Maxsxs bcts 4. , ard ie. back ?. ID 7
isenz,' . seocess s3sttton- g..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-05
FIRST OF THE SEASON.
TINS BROWNS" EAsILy down TIE sBxDs"
-fcsnR ! TO ID.

A large number Of spectators eonRfe-
gated at the driving park yesterday AZ
terroon TO witness she nrst match game
Of the season, between the Rsds and
the Browns. A. the last moment BE-
fore the train lefs ihs depo. Mr.. Chsv.
rou. tie gentleman ~ho had been count
ed on to accept the pissher's boK for
the Reds, sent word that be cooid not
take part in the game. Bat for this an
interesting contest might have taken
place. A IL was tbs one sidedness OF
the affair pi1cked it OF ell interest after
the erst tso inuinas- The feature OF
the game VAS difisult by catch made
by Dan Carlos Oorbsts. center nelder for
the Reds. Most Of the heretofore crack
players ssrs prominsnt among those
doing vary pcof work. Mr. W. X. Thor
nell carried off tia hososs of making
tie cniy run ssored by toe Reds. The
Bros as ere proud OF their victory, and
en- the whole played a strong gsme.
Following Is the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-05

Lsoenre 10 wed WA Issued 10 John Zen
~ and Minnic Bessesson. Of s1ohofnish.
yesterday.
c. Austin, tina smpioymept fraud. wss
- in the sauH of $500 70 appear bsfore
~ grand jury.
.shorty.- the boo. black, viii Sonate he
peooeeds OF his stand during Wednesday
bext 70 the lot fnad OF tho Y. II. q. A.
The steamer Premier srrfyed from Van
sewer yests fdsy naorsing with sixfy to0s
q freight and saghsy Passengers frf ss-
etsle.
Divorces Were granted Yesterday 70
Mr.. Florence II, Chick ard Mrs Annle
EAciae. from theis respective husbands.
b. Chief Jnssiee JoneA
Baseball IL flourish ng IN 5nohenisb.
The snohomish boys have ofRnn:xsd for
The seasons wq X and raised purse Of
~ TO piacs the Rronsd s In order. A chAl-
isngs will soon BE- = Mt 10 one Of ssattae's
crack mines.
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Dress Trimmings

A department brimful Of big
honest bargains in Just such
things as you are wanting at this
time. This will be . week OF
great opportunities, and you VIII
DO well to look in.
Stylish handsome bead set
The most Del dedly good value
ever offered for the money. A
splendid open work braid, in sets
or by the yard, at 81 to N.7s.
Braid, ali colors, st 3Sc, last fAifs
price 75c. Scroll president braid
37.c. Very attractive il properly
used. Silk and worsted mixed
cords (spikes). Drops and ball
pendants. Most any dress goods
YOU have can be matched at the
counter. Two styles which We
sell best at 81 and $l.5o; finer
ones here ifyou wish them. Fine
open work all silk cord braid
trimming at 40c. Forty colors
in braid sets, q pieces for u.
Girdles in cord or braid, with
ball ends, Sc colors, from 81 to
3l.75 each. They are very new.
French buttons in every conceiv>
able shade and style, shaded and
tinted as only France knows how,
from SC to $3.50 per dozen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-05

sheriff Co-hraae h.s returned frem
6fssiacoom.
Lincoln Poniius lsfs for Pert Tsvp-
send yesterday.
Josiah Coiiinr. Jr.. returned from .
basiness trip 10 Iacons-
Henry Lardes, tie Port Townsend
ba1ksr. iefs for home o. tas Alasksil.
Pred A. Johrson lesyes this morning
for q bsisf vas sEion, whisr be val sisud
Il the Hot springs.
Rsv. Elliott w. Brown. the rswiY sp-
pointsd Presbyterian mtassteT fer this
city, vlii arrive today.
Prof. Is. w. BsintnsIi, OF Olympia.
vaa Ia Seattle yssafdsy on bic gay 10
Snohss.isa, whefe he siH condEc: The
sescners' institute.
Miss 4. E1fna Clarke returned Last
evening fer Short visit at Der heme IN
tass city from weodinsllge, where she
las been teaching school.
Mr., Herman Cnapin ID douely pleased
With fagst sound since his return from
chs asst isst week. He ieft fiee weather
hese and found u On his return. While
90 St. Paul, oosaiEe vssi. be eeeoun'
tered d bIsndice SNOW stsru.
Mr.. August Mehlhprn. wife and tvo
children wln lssse Seattle tais after
noon 10 Ds absent six raonshs. They
= IN Wait Mira Meninofn's parents In abe
c.s,eyu ststes, and then proceed 20 8r.
M ola aoms ia s4roay, 6effsae5.
vnsss came tiuss will be passed.
nassrt Moran, o5uasiinan fsosn tho
feus,h WN3 hss eons 70 Nss fork IN
aha intssess Of the Seattle DRY DOCK
and Saip Baihi'ns Company. o. when
~ A. e0s OF soc ttfsfst cootrieusofs.
H vfli rssara shous she afst OF Sane
wi,h piaus for tns dry aoek, sna skhi
cd workaIen 10 snpefsntenc ns oor-
asauction.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-05
BLACK DIAMONDS DOINGS.
noRH COAL sHPPrp LAST McNTH 1uAI
IN AHl LAKE, PRHIoD.

April was q great month for the
Black Diamsnd." said Mr.. N. H. MAJ
tin, the local sgert Of the company, as
he locked up from bis book yesterday.
Toe truth Is We mined and shipped
more coal daring the tairty days OF
apsilthsn during any like period 10 the
history Of our company. Oar mines are
net fully developed yet. and tue output
ia gradually Rsovip2 larger month BY
month as the development Of the mise
IL increased"
"Hov much coal did yoo ship last
month";"
The total output OF the Black Dia
mond mine daring April WAS soneihinR
OYER 5000 tons. Fpe arnooGt shipped
to Sea,tle.sy rail xas 1876 tons.
what disposition vas made OF this
ccdS"
The greater portion Of IL vas shipped
10 San Fragcisco. Some 1882 tens wsfe
sold to Puget sound tugs End steamers.
50 tons we're retailed In tbs citv and
seven shipiosGs we're sent 10 San Fras-
eiseo TO sappiy cur trade 81 saat place"
whist vessels carried teese cazaoes.
ard hox mach did each eafry?"
Here Mr.. Martin handed the news
sssneres tie following list:
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pusssls. Chester osssry.


MasE HaLIIso srocK.-fwo ieeosne-
ices. one uew ard ons Esasir new. ar
rived hsse yesterday fer the Paee'
soaua Saose raiirsad, They ws,e ger
sAssed in flItsSarg hs Sidney D.si0n.
psesidens o. tbs Orsgon Trans
saut4osntM eomysny. Esey will re-
place tee csS worn cas- q. *. 4 n en-
& uss watch have beea hired ever since
iss Shore Iips has heeo s.ssssss. an J
shieh ~tll nuw be reiurrei 10 Portland,
IRE uev lccozosivGs viii b. gsi 20
wu4. on MONDAY. They ere nrmeereo
! aud !. No. 4. Bsw and Ses2os q
tnu.; Ne. s as teeu used sarsr, sus
sac reeentIy rsoaas. ard IS CT tie y
ten a.sas. rws narrSs ss2Zs coaches
sAse also hesn purchased foF is2 90
tza Bis q Pages SeS13 L. X. Shiea sft
po~ ca sGair cav aaG fross tie cas-.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-05
SPECIALTIES
H OS E r Y |!

Ladies' eoobis thread brilliant itsis
bore, n black. navy. garnet, and al shs
nsz shades At <9s pr pair.
Exe~ilent vsioes tn lsdiss' fell regular
hosiery AZ i9,. rs and 35c.
ehildrer's hssvy siohs q hc.e, full IN
nnsc, sssss 20 81. 19c per PAIR.
thildren's ribted hose In soIid shades
and black, los per pair.
Real English Derby ribbed hose, In
cardinal. navy add seal. sisss { 10 Z. a.
2bc; esss ~ to 0k. $50. These coods
are worth from s0s 10 10 . pair.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-05

Nor Ios SaLR.-On the contrary, oar
insurance agency business vas never
more saiisfsctory. II has constantly
kept pace With the growth and prospect.
ity Of Seattls, ard The prospects for tbe
future uere never brighter. We repre-
sent twenty Ave insurance companies,
smona which may be found the Oldest
and best In the world. We connne our
esives TO legitimate insurance agency
eusiness. exclusively, giving that alone
eur strict personal attention. We have
recently added to our list The Anglo
Nevada, Of California, With q paid ~
espital Of tvo millions. Parties reQuir
ing Insurance, either Ere, marine. life
or accident, viii 6nd il fSthetr advent
age to cali on TAHLoR 4 Bunxs, ofRoe In
Buffers building. 16
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r.rox.-. Arw MtsarEs - l.ss. 4. /

T.roxa's AEx MfsarEs hsS. \ Is.
Eanss SIS a1ty insssi5s5 81 IsS1Gss ss
rnssos 81 TIE First pastlsl CosIoh. on
rhz,siay last. Casplain Ssrs es ss@se
a. op<nirg irsosstioS, GsoESs h-
.t4,rns .-A4 she scriptures, Rev. u. y.
,s,efes ra-Is tts insiaIlsttDa prayer,
Kay. J. FrsisAs .Feacse4 tie sSrraoe.
~ " u. Msssss sSys iee selsawe
- ss,e .ity, Rev n. l.. Has ~. tie
60 - tar yssser, h. q Ns<essF
- a. zhsrre 50 the eAgs=h scj hsv,
A d. EAakf SreEse t,t.<a tas ess-ats
- Rev. >. =. Bslss viH EseVs
seifset &s saos - sbf s-~sfHE &C. Va
>ssss l1etsts2t sa=rSss - tpiAe
"a y sEs @enFSa, Sua sTfN LcFes AsS
:. ssstaEssa o. iss nsw Passionate
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"Wbhs u The future tLseuuou OF yV0F
company"
Tue intention IL. Of course. TO come
CO a az Supplying our Customers With
coal "a possible. TIE last time talked
with Mr.. Cornwall be gave me to IN
aergsan1 tsss TIRE development of tie
pirss would lie ycshss ahead - rap
Iais az possible ua,il ths company - Ia
condition 10 ship 1860 tons ger day
shsrs,ss ice Esrkss demands that
suagnt. Oar r.i1s CT section IL,
witch has no: Ssen ioIoe mach for tao
o, ,ayss yssss, u acs bling developed.
aui 10 . fex Esonshs viii b. soosine
r.3a resalts.
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xuz ax1snsus uua yrlA nsAD rs1 1ns
DDu-sDRSOs 0urss.
pcKS T0sxxxxp. Mxy 4.-Ths s&sanez
EtzzA Aa<ser~ea ut With nshap - ~
uss esnssx in 10 Q1iney aeek - 5 O'Clock
tan nornine ffun Ssnxfls. 81 uas sn4u
hsnAuny ana Via IL hoH ~ r1ngt - ~
vegne, sor scas unknown rsonpa ~ s1Qiae
laid b - and - Nsnls - 60 INTO
u vharf under ian heAdvAy. passiag insc
b avs i@es and splitting aanasl eeapssesiy
il too haiidins oceapied By sign paint
q. Sc0e Il the pAnsenexfs aDa bonos
ves0 hadiy ffightesed. especially, 0ail
agest Kerr. Who jumped overheard snd
nafruwiy escapet druwning, The dAuAxe
10 the sharf b estimated to b aboot $500
and to the steamer siop OF nose. h An
defson I'm fos up SQUAD hAf hour hsfs
shan usual
The brig Deacno sailed from Port Do
ceysry lsmher isden sok 0akiand. toaisbt-
The pescoa managed 70 secnrs . "srahr
crew IL b rumceed that . tos Of sai3oss I'll
be imported next week II %. The present
strike xilI probably BE- erSed.
The casouer's yaTy % the bedy Of the
saiser fcsnd q Hsdiock returned verdict
that deceased came TO his death b. Acciden-
al drowning.
The straner wa,lA waI,s passed cat with
coal from Seattle IRON san Francisco.
The schoooer SAyvasd Arrived nom Sc
sxtte today.
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Silk Gloves,
Csc and SOC.

One Of the finest pure silk
gloves in the market. So shape
ly and beautifully fitting, it
seems nodded to the hand. En-
broidered backs, quite new. TIE
colors all tba. can be desired this
season, leading shades as well as
black.
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Hss INJURIES sssgoCs FrAak aOo4.
s-ysAr ed soa as Thomas Aoa&. Nhe ~ss
fus eyer IS sand ~sgSa sszas dsys sSa
Oats 10 iusprsFe. fe 6sc<. ee seeass &c
grc~ weaker eve-y aAy. sH1 . - ncs
tex-ed thzt his egise 10 - sa<seossY w
lsxeG thai be can Eet receiver.
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ACxsNuH.t. CsSAHas---S. " Aasisso'<;.
xAs, has Avs1 IN tsis vicinity for a ions
tine, wAs 10 a !aassGsy. e$toTe Oaisesi
Mates G'oenmt Sieses sgnasy. oe-A chArlss
Of sssfirs "a aag 70 the tseiAas. sisSsa
sa~sia0rs ssss int osacsa1- Rfd sam
eseafly strives case made - sAss1 tss -
Sa~ed a. = .rfaas sse cosa E.is S<i9Eer IN
hosaaes he pseserer 10 egpesr be&s@ss tss
Ef II grand larry
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svapKN nEsrH.- Harry RZSSisF' Ssed
=. Azuve Q, SeglAr&, esssa ., sss ls>asinSs
Ia tie Pacific heass yst ssrGsy, AZ - feaf
DAYS illness % rheamAsssm ~ tAe boa 3
y - srxerAN -,,ssafhs be has Saen Engaged
Is hack asgyer feE tbs Seattle Ifassief
SeHpasY, he las 70 rslsevrs N ta1s
eoa2ax5 10 fss - - kn5En-
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NSm stns TsAcsS. --Ersnk EsTAa = &s~
srssse1 "a dfsylsg he Easss fos s'.ss
trsss s,oas tss ilne Of TIE SeaiFis, Lake
sA<sfv 4 ExsteEz. aseaasf uskse q trssth.
fhe ssSc trarE @sa1a.,s.-s - aesr tfss fe1s -
flke ssgees. sad ssns eS~ ; - ms 60 -
Ic2snStA ssxssaL
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Ponce de Leon,

Is already a favorise. There is
everything to commend it-fnely
flushed, handsomely embroia-
cred in all of the best of the
seasons colorings and perfect in
fit. We ct on every pair at our
counter. They are a marvel at
the price-&l.D pair.
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The sssaripe Of ei0.575 in less than
twenty four bours from the the dsss
nsne Gas taken reflects ersss credit
apen the yo0oe men Of Seattle. There
are, no doubt, kondreds more Of young
men In tie oisy Who have nos yet besp
applied 10. and Who would be glad to
subscribe from Is 10 500 each, 70 be
paid ON the easy terms proposes %, Of
Twelve monthly inssslimenss. II there
Is shy ore thing more than smother
which should enlist the pride and gen
erosity Of the youug men of city. 10 10
the erection Of magnificent !. n. q.
A. bniidioR. silh . ina gymnasium,
eifgs1t baths, amuscmsnt rooms,
aud veil Supplied reading rooms
aud library which would
be- acjnncss Of such buiidIna. 20 say
nothing Ct the evening correctional
classes n the common branches. book
keeping. short hand. type writing.
music. nechsoiezi drawing. etc. and
the directing Of young men to desirsb.e
sosmile and boarding places and 70
situations. These together With the
xstcbfnlnsss Of polite and christian
general sscsetary hn1 bis assistants.
and social and literary erteStRinn1e NJ
ere sun.e Of the advantages afforded BY
a veil equipped YsonR Mems Cnftssian
Association 20 the homeless and home
stekirg young men sho ceme Into
cty liks Seattle.
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xaw IuDsAx x1xlsboU-aEuxnAL cAxfSAi
xoma
oLyKPtA. Nay 4.-Ths Indians Of tn
SquAkson, Nsqualiy ChehAiis and skoko-
mish tribes are q presens extzemely iadig-
nant u Agent Eells for refusing 10 ALLOW
them 70 wvr,hip their '-Sahaie Tyee.s ac-
cording 10 plan which has recently come
into vogue among thsm. They have, -
nsaAi, made known their big grievance b
their big father General x. n. 0ilroy.
the exindiAn agent for this dissYict, whom
they deem - their great protector aud
friend. and have requested him 70 secure
them the privilege OF wcsahiping - they
sse 1T
Their religion Is Of recent origin and II Is
said BY those who are acquainted With the
tribe adopting IL. thai, saperstitioos and
ridicuieas As the belle! is, il has seemed 10
be prolific Of mach good among them.
probably owing to the fright With which is
inspires them and mot from any sense Of
right % . desire TO please their "SAhAle
Tyee." They style their pev belief The
.sLocun TuAxrx"
II having originated With one Of the Squak-
son tribe named John slocum. SomstiIue
ago John claimed TO have been favored
with . revelation from the happy hunting
ground In which il vas revealed 10 him
that any Indian desiring to participate In
the festivities Of the "tahaic iilahe' must
lead purely upright life, II being necssAry
for such Indian 70 abstain from ell gsmb-
ling. drinking. swearing, etc. Tho an
Of this alleged revelation By
Siocum hes made him 30 prominent Q per.
sonage among his dHsky believers that be Is
nov regarded With much more reverence
than the Hyas Tyee" Of whom be claims
" b an apostle.
Their mode Of worship 10 In some reapects
similar TO that practiced BY the Quaksrs.
years ago. each one speaking or acting -
the spirit moves him. The result ID fire.
qusntiy very ludicrous 10 IN unbelieving
spectator.
Before beginning . meeting they always
select leader whose duty 1t = 70 20 into
. trance. When in this state, the leaders
influence over his believing auditors ssems
TO be without limit. The meetings usually
last several hours. being terminated when
the leaders trance ID q an end.
This wild belief and practice has occu-
pied the attention Of Agent Eells for some
time, who has ct last iuterfered and an
nounced that the new religion must be
abolished. This has led TO . general re-
monstrance from the disciples Of the $50
cum Tumtnm" who desire 70 continue their
mode Of worship.
General Aiiroy refers to the first amend
nent TO the constitution Of the United
States and assures them thas they will be
protected and allowed to worship according
10 the dictates VI their consciences.
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WE EVER MADE AT ONE TIME

1886 40nc Tco bought the great in
New York by Arlington Mills April 7th bought
the quantity their famous Dress Tcos which they
The entire lot displayed window street.
for five days after Forty shades VIII the act
u goods bought by Of the small stores would
n to be the greatest bargain offered
Of our sales goods arrive here about Friday May 4 and
will be on week from day Of arrival that every
the cv see inspect and the greatest bargain Of
fered them
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-05

A CIosE CAlL.-Dsn Mahoacy. the one
srsnea n ssnisn for the Columbia s. Puget
Sound Faiirosd company. rescued
drunken man from death yesterday. The
lr,iow Mas staggering aiang The track
ehliytous OF tbs tact that sero,notfs
uss sppr sacAinS hin A. rapid fS'e
hsaones called 10 hiia 70 seAse ths VA
nnf H. uaiss no aitens.on. Qaiek as a Il as h
Meha14ay bounced upsa tam, and they
bofh fai. simosE 10 front % The eng me:
H. a urrat EFFORT the htxu1as e4cevvGea
IN roil,,.g Asrpself aud Stse dunbar mas
aff the 1, aek. set not ania : wheel t.e.l
pas.cd ever has trousers les. eat-ins "
ogsaa from the kuse down.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-05

LrNnER FoRstx Dtxeo. The sesaassef
ks Sehaaaer has Besn chartered oy tAS
oresoa Improvement Company ard = a.
The nes mil whsff tAkiss Gn StAeso fec,
Of iurahrs Tor s&a Diego Ske Z, po~
neazly laaasa. he Ida SchaAasF q aoi
a ssnSnarr IN shsss waters having ScY.
"a 81 yrngA $50 been In the Nels sfss =.
caze ters. carrying ianeer fs2ts the SeAs Z
~ s4s Francisco ans heingaas ee-S1%A
dis % seattle GA asr resa ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-05

sssNrascY f.Er- - ses eoairsst fas
rnsxssz re ssA bgs.ASass ~ Fs-s stsaAs-
r..rws tssss 3. sacb - sssss - as ycgsa
,sarlrz. orer % tSS ssse - TIE sew Aesr
v,;ssl bass.tsrs hkz rs<a Is; 70 A. u
t6sni slzsr. q ssass csfy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-05

Time OF 1anle I hoaf hu1 81 u1fuust*'
szas earned. Browns 3; frst bsse en-
srrors, Browns 6; base co called balls,
Brcxas s. total called balls. Browns CO.
Reds, Is s,rrek e-s, CasIsn IL,
hsots 6, tva bssa hiis. Cos asn :; r'es
esueet. gorss 7, 0'Doneli l. Carhsf !,
Diokey s. fonkin !; sid fi.snes, Cef-
n aD /. Booth {. uayiss. :, h. Waite
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-05
CLOvES!.

In kid, silk, taffetta and other
spring fabrics our line is COM
plete and thorough, embracing q
great range in price as we'll as in
quality. Our new kid glove,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-05

A special tsrgAia price this week
&c cissts all vcoi eress gos3s from the
Ar ins.an nils; ara.ioa sac. worth 20
csnts. viil be sati after Nsdncsday ~
y ceuss. rok.ss, Sla2erElan 4 "a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-05

A READY MAoE HOUSE. Ma w. h.
Raonc has just finished the Ilsns ior
hossa'ns house to BE- hniit by |. n. Hrii-
9Th. or the Gunner ~ socond and tlSe
ssfeoia- ,t.is 10 ns fouF $50 rias high. sne
contain forsy rooms. Me. heofs . IS also
iass nnishea the plan. fes fessaes<se ~ ~
b. sr,ss,rd ia Japan. The material wiu
b. ali prepared here aad shippd. A
great number OF saese house, are sent
hona g@lif.,f eySrf rear. bat thaa s
TIN fsrx. from NaAhslxsss Territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-05
xzAsLY sLsvss 1zoUsz5D.


Tia 7. n. c. 4. 10 sssd grows rssid-
y. Its nins conaisssesi sse hasdfsSs
vsss made shsolzss b = tenth eSoo
snhsssicxion fssn tn Asm Of cosk .
lessss. Thsss ass ys4 So vsssssiss 10
IL eosdittossi .ist Of ten $40 ssb-
sersrsssEA
Ins sohsssipssosa ssv stand - foi-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-05

:. eciai Ssie.--Ttres One hasn hem
stitched aapdkerotisfs, rlsin and fancy
borders. fer 80 eeRts. TskiAs. Singer
nan & %.