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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13
Personal.

Nj. J. X Mcdonald left yesterday fsr
Shelton.
Mr. Jacob Ksmm and wife. OF Portland.
are in the city.
Mr.. Cyrus Walker. OF Port Ludlow, spent
yesterday In seattle
wns. Scott, prominent citizen OF salem.
Oregon. Is spending q few days In seattle
Hon. George ". Riddle, prominent
merchant Of Douglas county, Oregon, Is In
the city
Mr. W. II. Leeds, editor Of the ashland
f0fegon) TidfaGs. Is spending few days
In seattle.
Messrs Frank kohn and Horace Rams.
dell, Of Portland. are spending few days
IN seattle.
Mr. :. W. Church, OF Portland, is looking
soyer The ground With view to locating
snd engaging In business.
Mr.. Chester Cleary viii leave this morn
Ing for two months business trip 10
New York. He will go East by the Central
Pacific. This II bis frst visit to New York
IN n years,
Mr. II y. Siiorsi, a we'll known business
man of Portland. h In the city. He Is
much impressed with The stir and hustle
Of scatlie's lively streets. III. beauty o. the
ciiy's location ard It's manifest destiny.
Mr.. X. =. Andrews. al thisel.y. has been
appointed chief engineer OF the Port
Townsend Southern railway, and viii
leave today with party Of surveyors to
commence work. The proposed line Ia -
miles IN length
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds FIied for Record at the Audi
tors once.

Yesterday was an usually qpir. one a
the auditors office Probably tae bad
weather had something 10 do with il. onl,
ten deeds were fled for record. asgregaiins
tla.g7s y. sn average OF siao7.s2 Following
& the list.
United states 10 William u. Iyts, qua
receipt for lots >. and Z. ,cc. -, TT. y y
81, s>S
William Patton 10 Asfred Anderson, lot 2.
block /. town OF Engieweo-i. 81.
Hiram Burnett Ia Nellie ". Hoskfnson,
lots 8 4. J and s. hloTk ~, and lots 10
inclusive. block IS, Lake Caiou addition
QUIT claim. 81.
Nellie NJ Heskinson In George II. NILS,
lots aud and fractional bots 8. !, and =,
blork "a lake Union addition. s.ssa
RF pay, 4. Z. Gaikins and William u
wos.sf 20 Harry White and Nioietts John
>on. bond for Nv. 4. Of ~. a. the Sc. y. 81
81 u, the : acres OF the Ne !. OF TIE
81 !. and the r. - acres Of the W. !, ~
the Il =. sill ia Sec. !. Tp, = y. 4, , Z
sssso
lizzie Mcneil IN Ranko petkoviTs, lots
and {. block 90, u. T. ncnnsas PARK add
ton 20 North Seattle, sfSso.
/ " frsSs 10 AnniS q. smart, lots :. :.
and 10 sslss-k ,. Crown addition. $50
Arthur " FRAT - q. y. Faulkner aEsd J
Z, smart iats 10 II a8d L. block :, Hicks
addition. Sisae
safe DEPOSIT cafnpstay Of seattle % ihs
seattle safe Deposit aEa 4rasi eam .sny
the safe Deposit ensn7S4nx : las AID eGtsa
ing On yrsut street, s.
: 4. Scptela - kes-s y fsauielss lois i
and Il. block y. Northern addition, ssss.
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THE UNITED W0RkMEN.
Grand Lodge Oaseers Elected Yes
tsrsiay.

The second days session q; thc ssAsa
l...xe os the Ancieas Order Of Vai'ed N"rs'
men for the district Of orssan. washiuEioa
aua British Columbia. was iAreesy devoted
"a TIE consideration 81 SUBJECTS sasi can.
not be made public. i,sas decissed Z. bold
the next meeting 81 the grand iasi.s Y
Portland. COMMENCING On tsEs ssSSsss ~.
'.,.s.s-v ifs ftiV. iSsS. The spisoatnE nAinsSi
e.. vsss.s elected tlFassa master work
psa,. n. /. Smssh, OF usssd kiYes, uessNsa
srsas: en&nciss, p A Stephen, q l'eftssii; s.
grand ore4alses. T. Il kss q 900 =, :,
= gYara Yccar,ser. J I. Brown, 81 Gym
~ srrasfa rpsssxcr. X ]. DURHAM. az t'oFs
land; GRAD trustse, william Arsssssra.si, t'
S.is,,s' orrsssu. saprwfae Fernessi4fAsss g.
,.~arse I Russell. OF oakland. Vrssssas,ss
n u.r> az Bfslsf.aru. ogeEoss Aaa " !
w,,ssI,.r a Ssxft.e. The remaining es't
s..rs wifi ~ essese.f this sneruiaE aud ".
snxs.. ,stsen will sslies. To-Day I tsse as
Of the pzsieH.
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THE WORK 10 BIZ PUSHED.


Aasthes Csnfxn<t Let - tie WEST
Csssf Bvzn~h.
Nssxrs Thesaas Esrie ss.t III x~s4s..s
hzxe hssn svasssess 3 cpassa<s Scr sks eou.
ssFsscfssa u Cen zzsses a ruasz ass lbs wezs
Coast asrs1sk. Ezpss sasAasafsA aDrrsswxr,f.
ser he at9ssls. Lake ss,erz & Esxsnxr. o.ara.
sza5- ss;A pr5sissss If si1aysy sa8ses uazse.
szrxs serce 81 slsn ~ffl Be
PCT 70 sskx 81 sxEx
Csesrinz the rsxzs sf var, 9rsi sssss viz -
closely felso4e.s fsy ssss xrxser. he arsa
~ ThsSsHss Esrse 4 Co. wsse fssis r. .rss.s
% Ssspao-aish. has Dissolved. and wes-rx
Ear ssh Macleod. zzemsSrs Of ne old
Err, have isrsa<si = r.e-znzrsassr. sAa az.
PefS - build forzy nise< saars sua5 his
ssszmsr. Thse sextsng ~ this seusrsrs
VII ssf anssta. ~ the ersszzr-s
who bare Al along sss<saress thns
the rasa vss5s never he sxssnsss.s
fertasr tfszs -sazassssss Guy. A saaa ken
sNzsteE n the kEAars 81 taR Seszfie Like
efassre ax6 Ea=srrn fsszu r4ry. sy<xxszzx ~
tbs Hse.f<T. szzs ysssezda1 ~ Wa E-ss
ssfeslaIssi 20 a1als fssz arrival "a ". tfst
rsSa fsfars leffsrE szT res ~orx- bss
realizing fast lime i ssrs<ions. The Officers
IA View York feieSxHpsse-i 10 ies 70 rrsie& a.
efssse. sfsa = Che txures ssrc szstsfazsory
- s<r1< - nsi-e* 1surs 20 she xarsse
vsrfIex whise In tsse East satisfied NV
sssf that she snEeHts1n 81 rte coza r.znf j. 10
r'tssh tbs rpx1 &c ihe boundary isEss fast a.
fnplsily - shrs ear Ezs fsasd % * lex
y~cf 10 heat wI:hin ~ DAYS shst the sfnI~
1fze to junction with the Fsaasftaa Pa
else = under rpatrxess
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A CoLp-BI0oDED ACT.
stabbed in he'd by Cowardiy
~pauiard-

A gentleman from Eo-t h-AAs4fs said
Yesterday The ssabssns Of Iehn TiriE's
l.y thar spsnia-d was enc Of the Eissss; essss
hlosseSi afsasrs ] ever heard - lirsi&ls
worked In the eooS house Ens the >Fsssiars!
worked ah.,ai the nsisl !; seesss that tas
sxe xsea had had Some words ssi1r.n g tie
dav. aud that Eishf. amer Ttsslale BAD
soisss 10 led sf.d Mas aSlceR. the rs y A.
crsFs saftsy Hp 10 his t.ssfsisi.ss Az si@ee-,l
49,, ,v.is.,s in III. left siste Ice Essf blow
,,ssh the katie struck aIEa "a the arTss, Aai
a. ssx, meas the re<isn 81 tae heart, hi'
accurately fnr aim. Tao stee. stghsS %
A.. rlaas,sSs eif toward the sisaAisicF. Iaf
s.r,s,E n - assassin Tfzen rsa. ifat VS. after
warts Srnresseatssi ard srres,esi- -
sf.t ffs.e erssss i PAST. NAss Ar ssFivesz =
YTs.yls.erss. Hospital ~ sss NrTE Hea'
s-ss, ls~sS ~ hsssa1. Ia. BE y ssFiss'y regain
iae his strcaksA-
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THE ALASKA TRADE.
The Fleet ef Vessels That II En-
Hloxs.

at Is very remarkable" said we'll
known citizen yesterday. how the dis
eeycry Of nincs IN Alaska, the develop
n.ni OF fisheries and the advertisement Of
that northern country abroad has Increased
The trade between the sound aud Alaska.
In 1872 the entire trade between Oregon
AID Washington Territory aud Alaska was
done BY the little steamer George :. Wright.
which made one trip a month between
Portland, Sound ports and sitka SHE was
rirxcd like steamship. but was little
larger than the Edith. Now, there are
three steamships, a steam schooner, aud n
number Of sailing vessels in that trade.
The steamship Elder runs from Portland,
touching at Seattle aud Port Townsend;
the steamship Ancon runs from Sound
ports 10 Alaska, making a raunt trip each
month. and the steamship Idaho has just
been pu. on that route ~ a special boat.
running from sound ports TO Alaska, Be
side these the steam schooner Leo trades
regularly between Seattle aud sifks, and
There are Ave ur six sailing vessels per
msneutly engaged In that trade.
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4 QUESTION OF LAW.


To the District Court
The case Of George EidredSs, charges,
with ez1hexxsinx fran Fgxseh Brothers
store. where he wsz employed a. clerk
eonxusaed considerable time In Ju~s.e.
sosserterx's cont yesssrday Afternoon. q
y frsssis testified ma; shortly AFTER enc s,l..v
ing Etdfedxc az a clerk be tetrcf~f 4
sarlnks9e in the daily cash receipts. II
notified his brother and the other clerk Il
keep watch on Eidrdge. bar rhey werg
Unable 10 detect anything However, one
% two customers informed him that they
had nSflctd tAN Fogng man sraasferria.
Snssiey from the I'LL 10 his pocket
cArsaT IN TINE ACT.
Mrs. Ada swifxer raid thar while trading
In the store she noticed Eidresige take
sotnsfhing FROM The raoney drawer and pssl
y la his fockef- rsfe could nof swear posi-
lively thai II saa money. bat judging tom.
the sound. she was afsffe safe IL was sIis e,
coin, evidently dollar pieces
Edward Lynch sWorr that he also saw
Ei1resfge transfer something frosa :hr I'll
70 bis pocket, bat he could not be positive
that 10 was money.
A. Wolf said he had witnessed a similar
proceeding but al Ike did sos know but II
was money the Young laAn was entitled ~.
be did not tell Mr.. Frasch Until be read Of
Eldndses arrest In the poET-ISTELLIsgS-
cEg
iAfiehhtItr fFa-ln said tfsaf he dfcharg-
ed Eidfedga bsf did not pay him as be a ia
MOI consider that he owed him anything.
A. he believed the prisoner had taken more
money than was due hlia
Eidfrdxt. who Is q smooth faced Young
nsD OF dapper appearance, produced In
court several letters OF Recommendation
from Colorado He said he had
srT TAKEN CENT
OF money from his employers and main
bat ~.
cause be threatened to sue fraseh brothers
after his discharge, for 81 due him for
wages He said he was discharged Ia The
morning and told 10 come around IN the
evening for his pay, and when he did so.
his former employer refused 10 settle with
him
Justice soierberg stated that 1t was a
question OF law, whether. II the prisoner
had taken the money, ne WAS guilty of
larceny or emhezziement. BY consent OF
all parties Judgment was reserved and the
case viii be taken before Chief Justice
Jones this afternoon on a writ of nabeas
corpus. Pending the result, Eldreage was
released on tl00 bail
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A NOVEL ENDING.


M zssAuls sfzd f&=texg srsas sxzaa 10 al
abrupt esa noxef te-msasstan fn gssstse
sssieFserx's eunrf fss. nsxhs. Ffse enzrt.
aff1f gsttIng ~ 10 iss<s 81 tAe rase. 1asa
shr spissrzss and ii Esa1ssss<s ffzs sseses.i
sat Tlls defendant wns gssAn vRseoa.
wEsaes wits keeSs asarsfag nosssx *
Stiasti Gore FIR ssSirossl naen sfsi salss<e-s
- flse blfksss. aud ske cxza sxsnarsf was
Nrs Gen1reFks The latter ssstis ess fszzs
she sad her hsssk&Hsi Lad ttez toaessing 4.
Ms Wsssesss = sssd that she tNn sssa-
s1saEksS bad 1sss<st in TIE b1srs}iaS Aez.ss
- psysssrt- Tszs xitarss saf Aer has
~ the kssassss01 Asexts - ehfsfG 3 s1fs1e-
saess Tks witness esaiseef sasi Mrs.
Natssn psesenfss . iaii fas the ksara "a
ae~se5s ard h4ssaad IL sxeeas a the
sHsyuas Of hef ssges.
A. ssoAg HssFcEN
Ensakst, asa sapxsz3ge a10Fe so-esAie tE&n
elegant Nas ia3Hsgesf IN. Mrs. Hendricks
eisstas slsss Watson aastty pssaed her ouf
q ne rss.. sad ,i.s s ~ was ls.si, o.
sqae.-xsd fsesue<A the 6>ss AMI tAst arni'
and siss FELL and fnlsree herself. she A.
serted shat Hsf.on ttseH raised . bard %
iAonzh 20 strike her, ~hen sarr husband
ran up and stsffesi the row
Watson fesrihess that &ss. Hendricks xsss
part way out u The room aud pat t-sr is-ss
III the dner 70 rreysEt ~ being eies<zi.
Her fs.5s rot exnxat ssd she fell. tie said
hc pisked CD the b5sni - hsrfisaie The
deur and had 80 intention Of hitting her
with II. WATSON s~ore that during rho
rsmrEs Hesdrieas
nAs FY WITH A ExyeSsEk
And threatened 10 sbosst hins, and was only
rseveufed from es-ry.ng oat as thseai by
bis vile
Hcndrirks testified thai he was packing
hts tool chest when The trouble started and
san up hastily with a BIT Ia hts hand,
which he had Intended putting tn the
chest. He denied that he had revolver
Or threnssnesi 60 shoot
Mr.. watson practically sBsstanttsfed
her husbands testimony, and said that
Mrs Hendricks demanded money which
she did not owe her, aud ceeanse she 70
fsfsesf 10 pay IL Mr.. Hendricks. who il a
big. bux0rn young woman. called her vile
names and sworc she would stay ia the
house until sise got the money
rEasuay CHANGED.
AMER hearing the testimony Justice So
s.srberx hpei Mrs. Hendricks. the COM
planning witness. ~. the amount Of the
costs He also made something Of a sensa-
ton By accusing her Of perjury tha; in any
other country would have sent her ~ pfis-
on. lie said. however. that II was such an
every .day occurrence for witnesses to per
jnrs themselves that he had grown accus-
TONED 10 II and was obliged not 20 notice
IL. a. he had found that II was impossible
10 punish them.
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uoxcs short Line Fzssed Hnaflnxson
- n NnrpbFsx troupe. ! sells and xifz,
~ Unny. drs SMITH. r. III Collins, J. *
Sr<81fs- &, ]. fsrffs. II. r. is5ennelsaer. N.
1870. JOHN cl2rx. e. p. Kaxea. 4 !.
S-s5srf. vim Wright. &. H. Daley, " H
49,. & ~ Jcrsex. u. Bard and rifs,
= 4 Hxs,<xr. ~. J. weaxef. @. Nsrzen.
~ flzuss..ts Mathews. J. r. Mathews. and
0eusxraufs
6,<eross 4 Cassfefass--fssssest Nesiferd.
~ Geo. smith. Ge14 King. ] " " ayer. j.
4. Vat&ya, q. 4 Nsssos;, y. 4 B1Exs. W =
4 ynrief. h. Foszer. : Nlsiiaszs, A. Be3er.
4 1. NsDasng. !. *. @esIpAaz, VI. Tsskssn.
m Hai7aes, q. y. Bsexis, 3 X fs1xley aud
vIle, :. Thorass, wife and daughter. ) p.
5rr.lAara. &. e Xasssy. r. Alder. Geo.
ri. n, T. Mfsssise. afr. G. O. Africa. y.
q Gar aud vi5e, Rev. " 4 xssaae. ]. X
Pasrsatss. Mnx knssi;sss. H. :. nzxss,
n. eeiIiuF&nefer, " y sfhiAt@n4 neg.
Jobs SAITH, T0sa lones, Nm. ~ Rsisrx znfs
via. Hgfssy ailInx, p. saa EaiksnfssFxk.
md = seESEssi esaae.
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BUILDING OPERATIONS.



The Seattle Gas Light Company has lie. q
contract 10 Otto Ranke for the construction
of a new gas house. adjoining the old one
which. when completed. viii cost In the
neighborhood Of s5e.o0a. The structure
will be of ne same width as the pre-en,
house and 40 feet long II will have a
stone foundation. and be builf of brick
and cement, and win be two stories high.
The foundation has alresdy been laid. aud
Mr.. kAnke expects 10 begin laying brick on
the superstrnctnre next week. He has one
kiln Df brick ready for use. and another
ready to be burned. When this building is
completed the gas company will have the
necessary facilities for more than doubling
its present supply Of gas.
HISTORY or TIE WORKS
Ir. 1873 G. f. Burroughs came 10 the
sound from Salem, Oregon. for the purpose
~ establishing gas works Mt some suitable
point lie frst went Ia olympia and en-
dcaYored to Interest some Of the promi-
neni business men In the scheme, bat coal
oil was good enough for them. burroughs
then came to seattle, and soon Interested
Messrs. Mcknight, Leary, Collins and some
Others In the enterprise, aud they pu, In a
little plant ON the site OF the present works.
The plant was small, indeed. but IL was a
starter. and from IL has grown the presen,
outfit. valued al over half a million dollars,
and which Is becoming more extensive and
valuable every year.
ANOTHER CONTRACT.
BIDS were opened yesterday in the once
OF II. Steinman, for the construction Of a
brick building for Mr. Heimrivh Of the Bay
View brewery, TO be used as a brew house,
engine house and boiler room. adjoining the
brewery. The structure Is TO b. OF brick,
with stone foundation. Mr.. Iahse was
awarded the contract for the brick work,
and Mr. Redwood for the carpenter wosk.
The building viii cost ssessl
Nor yKf LII.
weri was received from Ex-Governor "
&. Squire yesterday that he would return
20 seattle In ahont tNe weeks. He asked
that the pians for his new brick block on
Main street, together with the bids sub,
mitted FOR the work. be sent to him al
lion. New York. lie also said that mas
much as he expected 10 be home - soon,
he would not award the roniraci until hi.
return. II will be remembered that when
the bids were opened 3 few DAYS since, Mr.,
John MeSiFafh. of North Seattle, was the
lowest bidder. he having rendered Ia fur
nish the material and do the work, except
ing the plumbing and glazing, for 81. ssse
The building viii have frontage 81 7si
Z fee' on south second street and TO feet on
Man street and h, three stories high
a ia.srs4 fAt., basement
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TERMS, TITLE, ETC.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is owned by
CHARLES H. and GEORGE B. KITTINGER, who are
amply able carry out the enterprise just advertised
II is their intention work upon the houses
at once and push them through to completion
possible.
Ali those securing lots entitled to houses as shown
by map can Gf work has not been commenced on that
particular the date Of awar have choice Of the
two cottage designs, shown at Office One OF the
houses will be of the Queen Anne design costing $1,000
Two will be of design, costing in the neghborhood
of $3.50 and the balance seven in number will be
of modern design-four rooms hard finished cottages,
complete every appointment and could not be dupl
Gated for less than $500 each
The building of houses will create homes for ten
families and will enhance the value of all remaining
lots The title to jackson and Rainier Streets Ad-
dition is Guaranteed Be Absolutely Perfect, and
everything be carried out precisely as
or money will be refunded.
Remittances can be sent by mail or express.
TERMS 500 down, $50 on LIST of August and
remaining $50 before LIST day of September, or
on execution Of the deed.
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fsrs.A. '.N.s 20 re teWha --ssie. ~
Nsenfsne tocS Peter Seisen. the ii-yeas
A. a. prisoner, an white river, yesterday, g
@4s MN home among some az the pros
- r,a4s farmers in thai valley. frts-r ad-
49, 49, .nas DC stole horse. hat SAYS a. ail
xssus = that BE Had ieen walking and was
) 49, nrcti, ACa when he saw a god opf.or'
.sss e e., a ride, hc embraced u He
- ac = sorFt he stole the horse and II be
~ place where he will not be ahas.
- = Nc was AZ home, he wlli &c gos-:
sad never steal sxain. lie would
szss hoaas east "a tl,s mountains. where
G.sasn ride around and drive cattle us
(, = ssssl aiahsts0a l. 10 b. cowboy sas e
4 49, ctter yesterday he said he wuthi
y eoAs-hoy than sheriff OF kias
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ssrxe nurafev ~ ysSulskers fsssa $40
s,.s,,sss as..l ~kssff CITY wss sstczsd tAe
s--s1a excar<foa 70 Aeesasfeo ga Nrx;
Ssnsfav. faShsne t.ncs, tasatng ssssss ans'
.-as~s ssssi ss.ii bat. all &c placed Al tas
.ssss..~sf II guests fTse. kFtry A5tssiassa
a{li IL show y wAsFShs ipae4saat Si&N cas-
be sr<aE
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Hhe7 sasz was SEX Ne gre her cassorsA
wsea sAx rss : Child .hs essr1 s'sx cssssrsA
whsu sae t<czEsN sss SIC eszzs sscsssn<sn
xAsn sSe has chtst-ea- shx care sksn
casscrsA
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We will mark down all goods in our
store for the next Two days. Monday and
Tuesday. "Wednesday We viii be ready 10
entertain you with bargains, the best We
ever offered. Tokias. singerman & Co.
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METHOD OF AWARD.

The for Mess
Iey ktineer citizens TO be
seec day OF award
one Of the viii as judge, and two as clerks
list
ballot conclusion o
al which the
viii publicly each
the official pat
aeF.,tin in ballot box Nc
who
who recorded
by clerks
warranty deeds viii be made ad the result made
known
purchaser lot al
lot
wayg $50 TO siss
and he had application
well lots which they art
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Exhibition and auction sale of fine oil
paintings on Front street, opposite old
foundry. next 10 Y. NJ. G. A. hail. Sale To
commence Tuesday, July ). and continue
until sold Per order T. +. Norris q Co.
tn2 6 Gro. Z. HOOPER, Auetioneer.
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pairs for SOC. A line Of Misses full fin
ished solid eoiored ingram French hose.
sold eii the season At &c. a pair, now 3
pairs for Jlr Chester Fieary
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'.Chsnge Of passenger rates ON steam
ship Premier The fare GA steamship
Premier hereafter viii be 50 cents between
seattle and Tacoma ie2Stf
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sufniuer neckweaF on and after Wednes-
day morning, the 18th. viii be sold at half
OF what II Is worth. Toklss, Ssngermsn
& Co, Tvs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13
Transportation System.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is connected
with the business of Seattle by the Jackson Street
Cable Railway The road starts at the of Jackson
and Second Streets very central location and up
Jackson street Lake Washington, passing within a
few hundred feet of Jackson and Rainier Streets Ad
dition The cars will every minutes and in less
than three months the service will be adjusted to
pass there every minutes The fare to and from Jack
sonand Rainier Streets Addition is only cents, being
low as the cheapest fare in the Northwest.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13

our ssmi-anhuai clearing sale starts on
wednesday morning. the iffh- Summer
goods Al half the price OF cost. Tokias,
SinsermAn & Co. Tvs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13
EXCURSION And CLAM BAKE.

NfENBERs OF AIKf AND CoLUN-
vi bia Lodges A. .. L. W. with their
families, are invited to attend an excursion
sad cIsm-hake given In honor Of the Grand
Lodge A. q. L. W at Alki Point, Friday.
the issh. Bring well iiiled basket Boa,
leaves YcsleT's dock nj o'clock r. IN. jyi2fi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13

ssemrarr esAosis on "Wednesday rssesn.sl1
tsssss and whGte gcsss Will ese ssss Al
kalf ~ wsss they ee<s lex.As ssnssf'
msa i CO -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13

Harrington 4 smith have just received
several carloads OF buggys, phaetons. wag-
ons, read carts, etc, aud cordially invite
the public TO call at their warehouses and
inspect their stock. Anybedy desiring to
purchase fine buggy or phacton will ind
Il 10 their interest 10 give them a call. je27tf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13

We arr esa.iax aas oar szrarasr ssrens
goods Chester 4feary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-13

Ladies, misses and ehiidrenss hose at
sess than auction prices on Wednesday the
Iish. Toxins Sfnveruaan & Ca