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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

Our Own" piano, dance and vocal
folios containg all the latest music,
only fifteen cents. Published by Low
man & Hanford, corner Front and
Cherry sts. 12-6t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

Suit. rev stsle pattern. sr.ien-
dbl value Al sis.ast. for. 1850
A flald suit. n Grey. light and
Dark Brown. The celebrated
Mereesl WasBien Mills gs<pis,
NJ rssl- Nalne <i5fo, for fsno
We could 90 on and iiIl the paper
with Just ssseh bargains, but voa vii
be betier satisfied to cali and examine
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

1.-THE Little Fishermaiden, the lat
est popular song. in Lowman & Han.
ford's new vocal folic, only fifteen
cents. lot
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16
TOKLAS, SINGERMAN & CO

Our uexampled success leaders of the Seattle trade
Is too well KNOWN The great success of our sale dne
to our wide awake buying. New York city is the GREAT
distributing center of the world and our BUYERS ara
constantly on the alert for the choicest goods its mer
enan's have to offer We have gained the reputation of
Deng ready to take the largest quantities of any houe
ne 'laue consequently we are given the first prefer
ur patrons share all superior advantages As rp,s -
from nt nands paying intermediate profits Tha 49,.
ages We ENJOY are exclusive well extraordinary
TIC nOeray marks special offerings for the coming veaE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

A big bargain in lace curtain ness at
1isc., l5e., and extra quality l9c
These goods were bought greatly
under value. Chester Clearly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

III you want To read something inter
esiing glance over our AL. and see our
offerings Monday morning. Hand
kerchiefs iec dozen. Toklas, Singer
man & Co. iei0
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

Engravings. ctchings, pastels. water
colors. etc. Gaxxam & Co., Second
street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

! lndiseretions in eating OF drinking
oftes cause serious troubles which may
{ he prevented or removed by TAR
RANTS sEITzrR APKkIExT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16
THEY WANT To CONE.
Three thousand British Celumbians
Anxious TO Attend the Celesra-

Anxious 20 Attend the Ceiesra-
tics.
Jack levy. formerly Of Seattle, bat now
engaged in the eixzr aRd tos.accs, business
in Vancouver. u &. i in Seattle. and sas,
he Il rasieayaFing 10 arrange his business
Affairs ~ a. 10 remain here permanently.
While ia seattle before he took hreis IN
fsss-st tn ars matters. ard uss sspe ~ ssT
,sassa srtfse afsd essenretEc fasni-ers Of tho
hg4ss sad isft-g escHpa7N. Nf- tcVy
states tina: - transportation can te bad
lads TIRES fboasaaf fsezSsss Hil c,sfsss
fFNsn Rrirt~A ss.insr isA "a participate n sac
-s.aftte celebration ofs fEiy Ets " esie Dis
sstxSffsr thfS matter. NJ. Levy hsaslesi = -,
potter tAs following ellPa4ax fosfa a Nsa.
coGvsf PAPER
s-Tae Sasesfaver Ar- aeF=rtHsrn' las r.
sssiys.st 4 sasrzfizs isssi ztissa tn stfsEl1 The
nas.lAs exsss eatsan aud Tournaments - tas
>.gt.su,stesss ffEs-sae Es ass>cistt.sss- - -
hell :; Ssztfse "a The ~. II. sra 9Th ssd
trh - .Uis. tssS. ahen ryz1es sssaasfxflS
~ ssayie sNo tis1saHa dollars VII -
s-ssl.s-sse.i flsr. Il j. zoe sHteastsaa - ~
cisfsssns sf >sziiis to make this s-erassssn
she e,r4iasss-zt ia tbe History IT tie 4ss<s =
.eiA,s and lgl pa.sas viii te ssa-sd % ;Eszarf
81 slss-.CSs The NsacOuFcT Asys are esrs
Sux5sss1s - have tszsz essHac ~ aisd csaa
r,.s,F al Jssiy -. 4ns = an s<rarSto1
s,s,snsar : rslu frszz >ea.tse. zrsxviar tsers
eaFlY II tAc ulnFElHg esa FetEFasiss fS'
s.zas evening. & = psssssaie . team fas )
e,slssr. aid ssoeaassy csc frNesa Its rs<y =
down with thea "a tness Frtnsn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

All visitors to Seattle are requested
to call at the office of Esheiman
Llewellyn & CO., the real estate and
money brokers of the Pacific. Post
building, and procure printed des-
criptive matter Of Seattle, ready for
mailing free OF cost. my3itf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

New hat snaps wssi reach q ey sx-
u~s-s Monday n2orEsng. iezsi oar ID.
feki~x, Slnkeraaan = Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

rus EaKG GAsK-t'sisss tSe ran essssas
,s..s q In SSH qazutssiss a. - reHcSf fsi}-
psSysnz isePss.ssi,ie. tsis game essszs-ess sa'
S..Ssesas. IL Ssn Frxarssna. aud sss
i3-,3usls. - ~sNftss- wsh s@Sr !ssase thAs az
sfr,.s.sss st AZ fzes srs--S- rs f>sys sieSss
fsst a. a-S asss saasscF 81 ~ -
1880 :. thes have rs~sFsss.sst ia ES,zz
- Fs.7sF Esases already.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

Ladies muslin underwear We bought
a lot a. Soc on the dollar on sale this
week Don't delay as they will not
last long. Chester tlcary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

Curtain sale. Tamborned curtains.
Tureoman porticres. Chinille portieres,
sheila portieres. Toklas, Singerman
A 20
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

Wall paper. Gazzam 4 Co., Second
street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

RExoyAL-Prof and Nine Windsor
have removed their phrenoioyica, consul
fation roems from Kenyon Block, Front
street, 10 the Arlington hotel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

A HEAVY PASsgScEK ilsv.--fhc SieaEne'
fsemicf brought 10 seattle Yesterday Eaora
ins TIE following passengers 4. kefnisnn
aad pitc, Ed teans.au. john West, e. ".
FARMLAND. A Hsncs, Aaua ADssesna.t,
y y Madc. N. Wheeler and aife. {, ~
hrssk alsi iataisS.tl II. nvaFsserfs anii wiss,
Mss I Gilbert Miss l. iiil,eFi. W Olsen,
Wilson, r. : i,cNolf and wits. Miss
heNcli. " 4. Grant atta Mifs. r. Carter,
7. iMs,c, fis0s LEAK, samuel Hook, tsssTrs
SNsoSy, Mrs e. n lloltan, X J. Ven. Jas
snagr. II. geaaisgs. Nils Nay tcaniugs
HIS Daisy @saainsS, iir. HVFssasy, jack
.rty, Ms, EdiSan, = Hraagy. 4. Bailey,
= 4. xcUaie. ;. tss-sifclasW. \ scklaaon,
A. = hars, John Whstsea. nr. Ni1kieg. a.
&4llor. ] It. IAans,qisy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

ginia street assessment districts were ex-
amlncd and e.inalixed.
Consideration OF assessment r,sll on Third
street, from Depot 10 Virginia street. post.
,.oned til June 18TH
Ordered that an ordinance be submitted,
regulating hacks. and fares to be charged
A. H. lewis and Fred y. Sander were
appointed appraisers on property along the
line IL south Eleventh street
snith's supplemental plat Of block Il,
Burkc's second addition. was approved.
Adjourned tin Tuesday next al 30
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

A SIX Mixed An Wool CASH
Haere Salt. wo-th 5000 even
in View York, fer ..-... sle.o
4 SIX Mixed Worsfed Saek Suit,
neaf pattern, worth $50 40 any,
whefe IN she United states, ve
VII sen for ..,.-..- isl0
A sznlnser Weigh. sccseq Tweed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

5 cent fancy collars with capes to
close. Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

ANousEs SrxASaR nsa THE frgxi
seFsn FAM small stoaFser f,s- TIE
upper ssagii tale was reeentiy hafst a.
iseaius zHii 7altea tsr stcarT fAslcr, q
neaef 81 ta1sa HlaFg aa.leF, = fhSs
III Her tstaiTerF : h5aE ilaisf n
-sssssse, snd a. sSaa a. b. s cump'stsa sac
- = f,Net hcFs "a receive T. she Is {
IS crSst steamer, aaa siii cenAae hts
els,fstiesas t. irgtshtaz ard cssEssng E&s'
ssaSsF - ga TIE lpiaeF >SEgit.
ftsH tEACNEss ASR Tor Ptsfa..S--Ttc
'sssaosstsEs are is'ksas - eHivcyiag the
sssasss' ssi.uE Gre crsckers and ssy
Isss's g hlIr = Tsa ascracs 10y " b
RTE ss4lgs ts.s go ..-l,.,.tf an : IS So.
.ss-ssies-A Svl a. Gaahs 1laf reheil.uS siti
- US ;as1sg boys. VITO hase rsorr iaar-
- Sii tesfr srfSn -,incaf Nt& 10 A.
~ !. n = hc1glY Pow Ter nay b. burned
49, sae foSfla e! July. anaes psor<s ~
Z u .s.sAAcyAt -eraf anl Nmc. Minissr
~ - Nrsefed tas.r pssreaoioxtcsl conszi.
rsxns fFea Kuayen hie<k. FTent
1.. y nv Arlington hut<i.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

A big bargain in lace curtain ness at
1isc., l5e., and extra quality l9c
These goods were bought greatly
under value. Chester Clearly.
''0ur Own" piano, dance and vocal
folios containg all the latest music,
only fifteen cents. Published by Low
man & Hanford, corner Front and
Cherry SIS. 12-6t
Ii you want To read something inter
esting glance over our AL. and see our
offerings Monday morning. Hand
kerchiefs lie dozen. Toklas, Singer
man 4 Co. jei0
Ladies muslin underwear We bought
lot a. Soc on the dollar on sale this
week Don't delay as they will not
last long. Chester lcary.
Curtain sale. Tamborned curtains,
Tureoman porticres, Chinille portieres,
sheila portieres. Toklas, Singerman
Il Go.
lndiseretions in eating or drinking
oftes cause serious troubles which may
he prevented or removed BY TAR-
RANTS SEITzER APKKIEST.
Engravings. etchings, pastels. water
colors. etc. Gaxxam 4 Co., Second
street.
Wall paper. Gazzam 4 CO., Second
street.
s cent fancy collars with capes to
close. Chester Cleary.
Artists materials, studies, etc. Gazz-
am 4 Co. Second street.
Scent hemstiiehei hsndkerch,efs.
Cleary.
sd cent fancy screens. Chester
CIeary.
Picture frames. Gaxxam & Co..
Second street
Table linens the greatest values ever
offered. Chester tleary.
New lot white dress goods BOUGHT at
a big discount Chester Clearly.
Dress goods Chester C.eary.
SIX Fnit;s. Chester Cleary.
5 cent deyIses. Chester Gleary-
Corset-. Chester Ciesry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

tavarsll7as S5sss ssit tat ne'Fs rrl''
tz.7--sss l. b. "a 3 -tssfes Hss ssAua Ni-'s
fne fs<sg tsrsafs&ag zcztisfr - 8&~ lssss.fl
essch azs. = xn se faese tAr Izssc -
F-.ess sssssrs EithstGs strees "a. ASH y
-, that settles tAe eaa<stera- II 30. Nis,s
s.ss.s 4. the hxxs svsscfz - snfNs'gi II
f,ssnt ssss,..t i h X = .s,lez@se street., ~
as,s,'r wzsls Assy strsef r1tlxksss. u I l, =
10 Z reta s&rssxs6. sc &ssars-tss do ! 49,
,he rsxft r sasssald ae furshef castssaSss ~
n L "a ~ izzrse-Eat suh5cct. sssa y - =
fIks 10 hare IL laid ose< nnsa - ca a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16
T0KLAS, SINGERMAN & CD

THE LEADING CLOTHING EMPORIUM OF THE PACIFIC Goa
We offer the best terms buying before named
The best OF goods the lowest figures you
you can take with other stores compare
you find other goods better to seemingly cheaper
return goods and will refund full amount
paid for them buyino
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

ss.f " rfsn,4 aessf rs err damages. ~
tE,-4 sss,silst ;-r e.sraaA ftsc tee2 $ % t4s
taxes - shat siNrss ssnt w1at = 49,
sssss-at 3 rastasr s.laes1rT ttss ukissf. sisi
~tx. tt.e s~rssf.k- . cASaee - say Sns4 tsst
pSns E-ale1sas-F SEQ is7V Fif->-s.t.-'S
-, ,.s..,-is ~ :. ntt,s. Art es,s aiac VtEstn
"a Ssasfls las asS.>l sA.. f.ais ir~seasss y
s,rSHt.s8-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

for yoErseH. Yoa win be welunMo
and mot pesterei to buy. The eudney
and prizes arr our hest saleSnea. -
not a4oft solder ard hn1nh0xEefy.
Rrmerasser. Fon bur on apfsuhnsseMp
ard voar usUney Il always sen1y -
You when yoai return the goods. ~
worn and unisiasNd. within anT -
xonzbse tifae.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16

Artists materials, studies, etc. Gazz-
am 4 Co. Second street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-07
THOSE ALLEGED FRAUDS.
Three Employ ment Agents Held for
the Grand Jury.

Harry Fury, c. r. Reed and A. E. Gone,
the employment agents charged With OBJ
tanning money under false prt.eenses have
been held by Justice Soder.Jerg TO answer
before the next grand FRY. the two former
in the SUN of 500 each and the latter In
$50 III. Schaife, who was arrested on the
same charge, was acquitted. Charles
jacobsen, the prosecuting witness, swore
that he paid Fury 81 for securing him job
on the Idaho division OF the Northern
Pacific, aud was told 60 70 to Tacoma
where an agent Of the company would
meet him and pass him on. He took the
next boat for Tacoma bat found that the
eompany's agent had left the morning pre-
vious with all of the men required Jacob
seu said that Fury told him he was engaged
by Cone & Co. 10 employ the mes aud
that Reid had acknowledged that he was
interested In the scheme. The attorney
for the defense took the ground that the
defendants were liable as the promises
were for the future. Justice Solder
Z berg held. that ii that position
was good law. they were guilty aud their
ongagement 90 furnish men for the idaho
division had ceased before they took Jacob
sons money, the railroad agent having left
I the morning before With all The help re-
quired. y. z. Morrow testified that he bad
overheard Fury and Reed q scussing plan
% get - each from labofing men under the
promise of furnishing them employment
aud then sesding them 10 Tacoma. where
I there would be ns one 20 meet them. Later
: In the day Reed met Morrow on the street
aad abused him shamefuliy. Reed was ar
rcstGd aud viii have 8 trial in Justice
Z Jones court
Cone was siss up on the charge Of rcceiv-
ing stolen property. 10 viii be remembered
that Mollie Brown was recently arrested
charged with Fohbing h. Agndei, a ledger,
at the ST Elmo hotel. ~ sis. II was alleged
I sfts vtazsss1 tina m fNf the e
L Cone bat there was no evidence against
E him aud he vas DISCHARGED
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STILL AT LOGGERHEADs.


Ftlttfutnts
The Eaterprise company last evening
confessed Judgments In favor Of the EN-.
p,oyes for the balance due, amounting 10
sboat 500 Executions were issued and
eryed at once. An executiea was also
iaued In the sum Of si29 In favor OF W. NJ
Earn for carpenter work aud Moran Bros
secured an attachment for s40.E and A. T.
Nelson for $50. Constable Thornton is 10
charge OF the plant aud jocularly says he
silI change the politics Of the paper II he
continues In possession long
The Enterprise and Washtagf0Hida people
sem no nearer reaching an agreement
thsn on Saturday. Justice II. u. Jones said
10 q reporter yesterday. THE Washing
ssaiaa people first made us proposition.
We refused 10 accept II and In turn made
ihen an offer This was not satisfactory
20 them and they then made another pro-
poxal IN writing. This We accepted at a
joint meeting Of the two boards Of disac-
iers- They went out 10 get tho money ~
JIM" 800 ,raac and care bsscs ID apoas
,siseeb ii,iinies and fatty backed out /
Len ted Mr.. Ranali that no paper would
b. issned the next morning aud that be
and his company would be held TO the
agreement as well a. liable for damages.
Tho papers are now being prepared aud we
iesn them 1900 on their l. @. o., II they
could not raise the funds. Their proposal
was 10 buy the plant at the invoice price,
sad pay the printers and editorial stat mp
b Saturday night. In return they were -
get the advertising since the first OF the
month"
MIR. RONALD NOT ALARMED.
Prosecuting Attorney Ronald was busily
engaged In hls Office yesterday afternoon
and when the subject of the failure Of The
proposed deal was preached, said smiling
Is. II see by the Posr lNrELLlGEScEf
that Jones threatens TO sue Us, and So yot
will excuse me II don't say much Abou
Tie natter, as we prefer to give our side o.
the ease in court. I'm not In very timit
frame OF mind, however, and am not afraid
10 meet them there. will simply say tina
cur proposition was 10 take the plant at th'
Invoice price and pay the employees up &
saturday night, aud II they hal accepted
those terms the outfit would now have
been ours They accuse US of hunktng
but that will all be shown up Ia court.
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STREET WORK STOPPED.
The Inability to Dispose Of the
Script the Trouble.

For some time the contractors for street
Improvements have been seriously ham,
pefed by an inability to dispose of the
script at anything like its par value. The
city council, at its last meeting, passed an
ofdinanee providing for the Issuance of
bonds guaranteeing the payment Of the
interest on the script semiannually aud
The principal when due. This ordinance
has been approved by Mayor Moran, but IL
DOS not, OF course, effect the script pre-
siansly Issued. sunday evening the various
contractors held u meeting and decided
that 20 continue tho work would leave
them In verse condition than at present,
Is among them they held between sia.OoQ
AMI tn,OQo Of script for last month which
they egnn0t dispose Of at anything Ike y
alt price, Accordingly Yesterday Hender-
scn 4 Locke, Ryan & Brauuigan, Qulgiey
4 son. McGlanuahan Il O'Day, Hall 4
kiiehte, Mt Williamson. GaVnnungh &
heHdry. Parker q orr aud Mr.. White sns-
pended operations The streets upon
which these contractors were Engaged are
sccond, Third, Vine. Depot, Fifth, Cherry,
South Eleventh. lane aud Virginia Mr.
ianseurgh, the contractor for MIL street,
Will suspend operations to-day. u IL said.
one or two Contractors, who have sue,
eceded In disposiug of their script. viii
evntinre work. Those who have called a
Rat say that only the stress of circum'
sanees caused them To- do So and they
hope the council viii arrange matters 80
Val lhe suspension VIII be Of hui very
bficf Duration
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors
Once Yesterday.

Twenty deeds were fled yesterday, ag-
gregating SIC, Isl. an average OF s5l2 50 each
Following Is the list;
A. ". Pratt to John lott iot ia. block 6.
Jackson street addi,,.on. $40.
A. {. simon. e, al. 10 +. Calvert. lots |.
=; =, ~ a<'. 4. X of lots 5 and 5, in block Z,
III - -.as;ock's addition. 81.
T. r. Sox and wife 10 O. G. Wharton et
al, block q. in Lake Union addition, 500.
Fred r. sander and wife 10 Frances
ornke. north AZ feet OF lot aud south II
feet Of lot Z. in block 5, OF Union addition
500
W. /. wadleigh and wife TO Andrew slo-
rah tract of land 20 feet by 10 feet, in
Fait view Homestead Association plat, $40.
]. H. Eengstorif and wife 10 q. 8 Gil
frich, lots u, -, ls, II, IS and ", block 4,
in j. H. Rengstorffs addition. $3.50.
Nellie NJ Hoskinson 10 Jacob Holloway,
lo;s3 and 10, block "a. Lake Union addi-
Nellie N. Hoskinsou to II. H. Burnett,
LOT !, block s., Lake Union Addition. $40.
Nellie NJ HOskinson TO Hiram Burnett,
lots and 10, in block 81, aud lots 3 and TO-
in block 6, in Lake Union addition, 81.
7. r. Pumphrey aud wife to James Hen
messy and c. A. Richmond. lots q, :. S and
2, TIA block 6, of McGilyra's second add
ton, 500
Charles George TO Edward Bourchier
lots 5 and 6, block 10, in Crown addition
y2ao
Martha stringham and husband TO 10
semi Trimbie, tract 10 by - feet in NWl,
( of See. X, TIP. Is ~, r f., 81. 500.
Mp. r. X. Co. 10 Thomas q. Spraight
1 swlt OF Nwi* of Sec. u, TIP. Il y, K. 5 E.
$40
EN- Reese 10 Martin Vahey, tract |.
{ rods by 90 feet In Sc, Of Sec. Is, TIP. "A n.
I r. 8 f., $500.
B David T. Deuny and wife TO Z. +. Geafy
/ lot 5. block /, East Park addition. s55o.
I Lizzie Mcneil 10 Henry Gerfen. lot 4
{ block 60, OF D. +. Denny's Park addition Il
North Seattle. S65G.
I David Gilmore and wife 10 c. A. Rowe
I lots to Is inclusive. In block -, of Madi
/ sou stree. addition, 1890.
I K r Daniels and wife 20 Edward Phil
I lips, lot s. block N, Poutius' third add
/ ton, $500.
II Newman 20 r. Hughes and J. Jones
f tract Of land s., rods by 3 rods, In SCI. o
; sec. -, Up. "a Y, X. 6 T.. 500
( David T. Denny and wife to W. NJ. Cur
It's. lot 10. block 81. of n. 7. nonny's Pari
addition TO North Seattle, $50.
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A LAND CLAIM.


Yesterday 5 : Riec filed notice Of To-
cation Of about 90 acres Of land at the
mouth Of Smiths Cove. The land Is nal
hn'eiy described by mctes and bounds, aud
nc claims Il by the rights of discovery, i'm.
pavement and occupancy. lie states IN
hs affidavit that he has erected dwelling
ee TIE land, which dwelling has been his
esu place II abode Tor three wears, Il is
shsaaeyed laud NOT subject 90 purchase
~ hence he has been unable 10 obtain a
ste toit
Ihe land Ia question Is sand spit 81.
Wsh5 IA front OF the seattle, Lake shOrc
setAsscfa car shops ana refund house. Nj.
49, q an old man and was employed BY
&c ssliroad company a. look after the
49, and live upop it to prevent others
!saneg a. u Is said. that s0fsc cue IN
eaava aim 80 Gle upon 10, believing that
stoald obtain title 10 10, The railroad
yntAey will undoubtedly contest his
ssa,ia, as Il il oi considerable importance
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IT WOULD NOT STICK.



Ire case OF Patrick Graham. James pev.
hh Morris Sbousua and James Maniun.
y A'sed With perjury heiorc tho United
sA'es iAad oaicc, came Hpiu United States
ssoiiA.sslouvT kmcry court Yesterday
a"cfaoch, After the examination 81 seven
seest witnesses for TIE prosecutions. the
sea.fs we've discharged GA molten 81
49, 49, cotnsei, Mt James n lewis, aud BY
Swesehi OF Deputy Unitea states Attorney
a.eeAs a. uo caSc was developed against
sa II Will De remcm etred that tae
Sles wese first srrgsIc3 on the charge
~ A.ssNsNa'tins T N. Guye at the Washing
aiAc They were acquitted sad were
49,. 49, aTtested oS complaint of 0uYe,
49, WITH perjury in swearing falsely
49, We isHd Office 90 Improvements
~ sAd maGe on tac miulnc property
~ haFe been iu jail several DAYS a&aii
~ "a. sud 4, is ivstued ffoin iAcir coun
in.St taey psufvse i1stitajtug peeerVi
60 e.AlnS EHNv 81 recover .gto eaeh isy
et s7la ulalit tssifs ifrfr Comment
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OFF FOR ANOTHER CRUISE.



The schooner Oscar and Hattie Captain
CHRIS Joh&asoa. pat ost I've tons Of salt
TOOK n Is tons Of Ice and put cut for the
fishing Eroands last evening. CAPTAIN
yOAauss1 Is cruising around and getting
noae Of al the information be can in re
gard 10 the sshing business on taIs coast
He made ooe cruise 70 Assskz and came
hack with schooner Load Of hssibut.
which he shipped direct 70 Bcseon- 10 be
smoked previous 70 being put on the mar
kst. He states that the caring Of kaiibut
Is q most ciHcuit task. and eau n1iy he
successfully done b. experienced men
uho have al the nsccssAry appliances at
hs2d- Ga his Alaskan eralse he had most
Of his hshi3x oEfft Destroyed By SHARKS
AMI whales. sad on his rrtufn be tele-
xTapAesi s5- c1zapete orfsft- which ar
rived last Frtcay. His uew hooks and hRss
cost 4I0G-
On the present cruise Captain Jehaason
HisI no. salt aus Of his catch. bat viii put
the nsa On ice, aud on arrival here snip
them Ess. By express. Ia refrigerator eass
Capita a goaAns.9n said: sS.ncs I len Sex
England. ! have spent xi21se IN expert
neuti1g and endeaTorins - determine
~has there Is here ia the fishing line. am
sorry thai the people Of the SQUAD are not
more thoroughly alive to their interests
They do not seem 10 relaize what a vast
benefit they would derive from = hundred
OF more first class fshing vessels operating
IN these WEiers- ! am not discouraged. be-
cause / know there IL 6 grand future for
tae fishing interests % the Pacific"