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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15

A BKNIvoLluT EarxRPRIsB. - Last
November the Hebrews Of San Fran
cisco organised among themselves a
corporation under the laws Of the state
nf Oalifosni for the purpose of found
ing and endoviua hospital IN the city
and county Of San Francisco. The in
tent Of the incorporators II 10 found an
institution TO be known - the Aocet
Zion Hospital. to which shall be admit
ted free Of charge persons of all cseeds
and nssionaii.ies, who need care and
medical treatment. The only Teserva.
ton made IL that the institution shall
be under the charge and management
Of Hebrews. During one month the
Hebrews Of California subscribed $50, 900
toward carrying out these plans.
Among the thirteen trustees Of the in.
stitution 10 cur fellow toWnsman, Mr..
+. Toklas. Ia "a much ss this - q very
charitable objsot. Mr.. Toklas will, dur
ing his present stay here call upon th,
Hebrews Of this city, and soiisit sub
soriptiops from thsm. While east Of
the mountains, and OF Tacoma, he raised
quite large sum Of money, and be feels
sure that the Hebrews of Seattle will
not be outdone In generosity By their
fellow citizens In any other section OF
the territory. No Subscriptions will be
accepted from tne eentiles, although
they are to he received asd cared for at
the Mount Zion hospital on the same
terms a. Jews, free. In speaking of
this AIR. Toklss said: II am familiar
With the proverbisl generosity Of the
Hebrews OF Seattle, and know I shall
take TO San Francisco o fiasterine re-
port from them"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15
BgEYTTIzS.

.a,.., IN psanz. eyoosntce
- 80 ssss, 81 .be Seattle Atfssa
~ sspsesxa % rspors soss..s - -
~. a ..~seira Of she dirccsosz g.
- Fh1re d E4zssfn Ia
49, hs<raiur. tbs esiy os1s. 49,
- cSn1rrnstisA o. tas
- - rocspany Of sota L 80 -
bsssys addition. fof sso,v
- - arfvsrs 10 shis 80 uon =
~ ~ -. ress drivers ara otis
- - never oefcre wss 90 - V =
~h.rf salintns as - "
n(lyW 80 gesnr before - n.as
ss1 fos wharf rSofs - = 49,
s.,,,,asv afternoon the ss.eorsses
~ fssssiy Will sgDes - ~.
p fhesg wondssfri syces 49,
q.ft rroxn. and tbets psrtp.i.sA.s =
- es 49, - ~ os the word slses ..eri n,a..
49,, wiU scpear the zrsst Lei - = !. |.
1900 Who's snan0osefs "a -
30. .,s~ xrf.lcse are sznoEz tNe -.
49,, sver seen. Along rltn -
- talent Of the Standard lnoef.
.x~.. real sprfnss,ay. fhe
= - brightly. ssta ,ns .,s,Etng Ia
is,my. People We s;oorslna
-, snrdsps. and dover yss,sy ere.
~ 1900 Cir. Mr.. IL. Il. ssss -
e ~ Of the employ e. o. W. 49, 49,.
l.1.s 4 Soaaes from biz gAsoeh' $500
=. varieties Of S9ver - -
- shaf while peoyie sro sla@.ss
zl.sS 4. the styeesa OF sew OF =, s..s -
- sse booming IN me sA' -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15
REAL ESTATE TEAysFERs.

The following transfers OF real estate
were aiei for record yesterday
Christian Scheurernan 10 Frederick
Jensen. one and one-hGsf a< SS IN Usct On
Ole Schiiies ;ad and wife to Frederick
Iensen, quit claim deed to loi Ia sec lo,
TIP Is n, RsE. 81.
* !, Rrtscoe 70 Frank N. Dana. three
ana oBe-,hisd acres in Sec q TIP 3 y. K
{. a. nsnford aad vile "a ST. Dishon,
lots z and & sleek : in Burkes secoBd
addition to seattle. $50.
W IA. Eeweilyn e. 81. TO d. J, Talbot,
bond FOR deed fer West Seattle tve-acsc
tract No. - s20ls.
X. 4. Parker to H. }. Talbot, lots and
!. block -. in laws FRS, addition 10 Sc
Bessie ]. Lewis and husband to Peter
side or lot I. block :. in Terry's ffth add
ton 10 Seattle, sse1.
Thomas Mercer and wife TO l. ID. w.
shelton lots to s inclusive block y IN
MeFcers second addition 10 seattle. $500
Thsadeas Hsnfort e; al tsy sh e-iftl 70
C. II Hsniord. lots ! ! and ). block = in
Bu-ko's sccozd addition TO Seattle, SEA.
Jsrlss Rowland 10 Frank NJ Dana.
suit claim decd 10 trsc. In sec :. TIP - y.
Frsdsr.ck Jensen 80 ". W. DEARBORN,
= Ac-oz on shore Of SaIni " Bay. o3u.
Rschsrd Hoiyoke e, a. 70 l., {. Gilman.
lots /. l. aud ). block y. in L. A. Den
ny's f3rsi addition. &sa.1oa.
Harriet Baxter 10 Julia A. fenseH.
trsst In Sec =. To = y. r. y. sEA
4 4. Cslkins ard wite 30 tiogsnce &
Rarooue. ges ! In oGs tract -. Ia Maple
IoAf zadl.icn. SO.
James 4. Moore and wife % ]. 7. hia.
uHtls lasd ef lets !, J sa6 l IN SEC u
ana trsct " Sec u loss l. :. y and ;. IL
sec IS sn4 tess s aaa :. sec a. al Il
Tr "a y. kAE. sia.aoA
James A. Moore Rn9 wife 70 J. Htla-
lot 3, alock a. IN 4. A. DsEay's addition
70 Seattle f6SG.
ps;aT Icaaxtere 20 Michael SsAri. los
"a fa block ! IL France additions g
seattle. sisG
ao-s. lot i olock :. IN SIEse : ssccn1 &C
sirson 10 seattle. So
Nj DssAcs and wife % Frank Rowan.
lets 5 srd 4 sscc. = II Eurkf's secCt.d
a tasfsca % SEATTLE. Slas.
clAif,l dee4 . trAct In SEC - 1s 5 y. 4
sS g.
I. Il. RSsln 70 Naa-tos. RoteoAila-
tract Ia ssec - Ip u 2, sc-sn.
Lotfie Hahy snd hlSeSa2 70 s22h
James. bead Tor eeet 70. ios~ ) $40 :
h,ocS n, in AczUos's aa1-fsoa 10 NSstf
III r pesry ard wife 10 FrsaaEicS Jen
"a iss :. elSek - IL =, /. lheH-y iAs-t
addition 10 Seattle. ss~N-
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DEATH RELTETEs HIS SUP.
FERIyGS.
sAMEs CRAIG KIszxS TIE MxxBEHs OF
uIB YAMfLY 0oopD1B AND KxPknRs.

All ihe residents of Seattle knew
James Crsia. the hackman, and many
will be panied to learn this morning
THAI he Ia dead. Abou. four years ago
Mr.. Craig. vbo at one time vas o
wealthy citizen Of san Francisco. bat
Who had been made financial wreck
by dealing 10 stocks, came 20 Seattle 70
regain tis lost fortunes. he started Q
hack sesv,5e In this city and from, tie
start pfospered. Soon after bis arrival
be STINT fer his family, q wife and i've
YOUR children. Mr.. Craig drove one OF
his owu hacks, and was % popular With
the public that he was most always Kept
bosy. several days sgo. IN his haste IN
aitching nc. he neglected to place the
pole Of the aacx In the eye OF the neck
yoke, and the result was the team be
came frightened AID ran away. Mr..
Craig vas thrown from the box violent
iy TO the ground aud run over. He
was taken TO his home where he has
received the best OF care. bat
be has been a terrible sufferer
evsr since until ll.30 last night,
when death stepped in and relieved his
suderiugs. he was conscious up to
the very last, snd the few inmates
witch elapsed just previous 70 bis death
we're most sfscting. His netQhbors
James woolesy ana Fred Gasch we're
sitting up with him. About . quarter
past eleven, be got out OF bed, and
s.er led over TO q chair near By. and
sat down. Tuning to bis Oldest
daughter. q young lady about l6 years
Of age, be said: cali the boys" As
the children died into the room, be took
ihem one at time, pressed them 10 his
besom, kissed them, and shook
hands. with each, saying, good
bye" as he did 30. As soon
as this vas over, be took Mr..
Gasch by the hand, and uttered an ex.
olamatlon as though be had forgotten
some important duty, which be was IN
able 10 make known. He then motion
ed to be laid on his bed. AS soon a. be
had been laid down, be Strengthened
DOT. folded bis hands across his breast,
and went peacefully TO sleep, never to
wake again on earth. He vas q MAN
about IS gears Of age, and quite gray.
de had mild. even disposition, and
Was a man who bad many friends and
no enemies. lie leaves d wife and i've
children To mourn his loss.
II has not been ceoided yet whether
the body wii! be LAID away IL The Ma
sonic cemetery, CT bs ser: 10 San Fran
eisco for in.eymers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15

annd:na IN their rsossssion and lsasn-
e ID TIE lay. u b seatot - unqese-
ttoced DemceRAsic suthnsity hat 0ov-
espos BsDpze tendered appolnsneote
On tie c1@Eisssoa 20 two % t6r1e o.
then efsez E7sa Of tia t1nse1 vos vox1
o. The sprSinfnsnss vAs bAn1ied
efcn oee 70 zcsther Of tbs really prom
iraot ie9Ai lights In ths tefrisosy md
10 Refused Win ~ aiacrify shAs made
3ovsFncr Sesscie 3ssy saost bseasas.
Teey v51ii net have t. They refused
point blink Ths1 tie governor c1ss
sis eyes abroad ard finally secured the
Dsctssssy Number Of lssRs-efssned sen-
tieuen.
TIE ExxI rsoCHE-
That vhsck oansed the governor 30
much sycu5le With % many Of h;a az
pcintreEss.r aid 9 DerneerA. yee<er-
day." 10 teas be has ez1esvcred 20 make
nearly ell Of shera scoks= in the Wheels
Of hss own iittls political naseoine-
Many Of ais appointments are wretch
ediy bad There d NJ question bas thas
tie governor vouit have rsJotced had
be been able 10 have es.reessfea al Of
his sppoinsses. and al Of taosS vhcm b
tried % got into line TIE frafn q the
matter IL, Governor Senr!s sesec &C IN
sympashetscaiiy with the real bSce AID
ssre@ % the party that tfe Esg horses
have nearly sil given him tie sold
shonitGr. Hs wouldn't listen 30 TIE ad-
vise OF anybody scarcely, cad u coose-
q7cnee nov be indx di8felsy In GETTING
Substantial saSpoEs. The governor 10
locking rather high. He ID trying to
ayvxnoe thfnux m that vhexs thfx tsYvx-
tory ls admitted into the Uuion a. a
state be viii be one Of the senatoss,
provided the senatofs viil be Demo
cratic. Bot there viii be ctner gentle
raGE In the field BY tina: time and the
machine will be smsahed to smithe-
reeas."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15
4 Bars sIs szLEs.



Yessendsy - Q rcassls dsy in sesi
9tass siReiss. Ths tosai tsa2ssesssns
- eviaensed By ~ oseds died fcs
record In he kedisos's ofhe snoanssd
70 $zz3a There vsee .sersy-,hses
deeas hled for sseaed. she average con
sidsrzkton being sboat 1S70a Tnese
we're twelve SAods IN which the eeussd-
eraticns we're 600 % Len; fozf. hetssen
500 and 5000, fcof. between SOU and
t500o; tvo, betveec 5000 and tio0oo.
and coz, tAo,oO. TIE lass NAMED
txausAetioa u especially noticeable. ncs
Only beca1ss Of the large suu Of Uocsy
involved but becau.s the pcfc5ase 70 n
tks interest of the Seattle, Lake Shore
4 Eastern railway. The days tsanAas
tsonx we're especially notable. TOO. BE-
aase Of the nomneT Ct transfers IN
voiviue relatively large saAs OK monsy.
The cir ID charged With reports OF
large investments 70 b made By east-
err capitalists. Some Of these reports
hsse Substantial foundations. Thefc are
large number Of strangers IN the city
VITO are bayinR choice properties, lees
With desire to ceiling them again soon,
than 10 make What amounts 20 Q pey-
manent investment; that Is, they are
unable 10 say what they contemplate
DOING With their purchases. They may
improve them By the erection of poiid-
;nQs. Then there are men here from
tie est, Who have comparatively Q
small cspiial, Who are doing Q
s7rt Of Wild cot bust1sas.
buying and selling, always doing
Q safe boainess, and being sasia0ed
sith small margins Of pFoitA- One Of
these men, for example, has been here
less than Q month and has melted q
profit Of nearly $1,000. Bas aside frem
these men, there are q number hers
either In pefsoa OF By agent, Who d,nt
make any display Of their plans. B.
youd question Arrangements are being
made to place on the market large
quantities Of lane, under most favofz-
be conditions, and after most impeoved
methods. The season has not yet
more than simply opened. II Il be- done
that.
"This viii be - great year fog baild-
ing small houses" said real eotAte
agent yesterday. "Reai estate has 3D.
vance d to such valuation that taxes
vili nov count up very rapidly, espe-
oiaIly to those Who own Q large num-
Der Of lots. The assessment must nee
essagiIy be higher than iase year. The
consequence will Be that men Who own
q large numbeR Of lots viii erect enough
small houses TO create . revenue large
enough to pay their taxes and . fair
interest on their money besides. In
many instances the erection of these
small houses. add TO the chances Of
selling the property. Many people
Who viii come here this spring vill be
unsb!e 70 ind houses unless they boy
them. From every point of view the
building Of small hausts will be found
TO be q safe Investment"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15
LlsIge TERMINAL "a.
cILTTIEs.


gfses noon yesterday dsed
a eoEveyiss Va L. O. 6ilnsn.
R1or tee Seattle. Lsks sncss and
4 Hallway Coupzny los l. 4.
Sock b." A. A. Dsnnyb arss
q The ersnsors were Richard
&zd Rshers Kuir<, sad sbe
y Zion ives $4,000.
= oAkr 70 have sozae additional
kNyn On the sztssct, q reporter
s1or y1SSe Thomas B1rks, 81
IN Me company. and asked hin
Of questions tn REGARD TO tie
3 IRE Barrie pssf: Yea. she par
D4ro1snnmstsd a. noon today.
srty which The esfsracy Cur
60 the water ffoDt, and ex-
"a sprina street % Madison
Dztazcs Of 240 feet. This
eies witt !, riparian rights,
piaanse 10 ous company"
=. h. - the ceed made 10 L. q.
20
Dtone 90 fscilisate the bzsi-
lpeuine the directors Of the
meet ana rsttfy the per-
De property viii Be DECIDED
y company"
ebjses vss this property
"a nD the terminal facilities Of
~ heart Of the city. OF
- IL terminus OF the road
MsEaia al smiths Cove,
N ~ 60 peny has hnndrecs Of
e - - and thousands CT feet
0W ~ bas the company vii.
- 49, "a Of property in . very
~G 49, expects to be doing .
T. nsinfss In Q very short
yD pears tbs Seattle, Lake
y Railway will be hand
II the tr1Escontireusn
q BONES TO Pngss Sound.
q u the coal. iron, timber
e y, and VOC can readily
- eAl OF property will be
re tfacks. wbaYves. wheat
snI y warehouses, coal
BE- bands. etc. Our poliey
10 e4G propsrty ve shall re-
d. - be had q. Teasop-
an { - l. fore IL Ia Improved"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15
YO7 MANY Law SUITS.
.n,sr xorAnfK FEATURES or THE PROS
rkafT, ~ xtSs COUNTY.

.usr xoTAhtK FEATURES or THh PROS
rkHiTY ~ KING COUNTY.
rhe,e ia a dearth OF business In the dis
10 cour,. There are not only very 10"
,rsn b. ought but oven those which arc
,-.eI,n,.d iayelyo comparatively small
..m. Of money. Even the criminal bust
- h.. REACHED yory iow ebo- The
..nber Of prisoners in the county Jasi has
49,. h.siow thirty. an unusual occur.
80 The basins-s In the police eousss
100 sined almost TO minor ohehsss. IN,
-, few at that. The city y no,aoiy re
I'm crims. Tho recent cieani5k y, ~ ~
l1gssn stables has haa stsas avA' ~ - ~, ~
ms thlE. bat II became knowh " VI, ~
S,ris r,aua eleInsnt that moot pope ~
- h.a provided themselves wtth 10
s.ixs,s and had been educator % "a
Sssnce no Carefully perforato the person
Ssny man who aspired 70 % ~ YlaI'
a sslre slgn OF prosperity, "a = iaN
-resserfay. is scarcilf O. lu.as sl ~,
Mhan times are good people ate
-<,.s.sa 10 be auarraisorie. Shep
-. ~, Lad. then the general oisposi-
- mercy matters Ia 10 Insist On the
80 sa-ervanoc OF the law. The scar
~ isw suits 10 q good recofnme''aa-
"A ~ Iii the strangers find aeeosaEno,,
tnrp.s |, past tindirg out ssia = sossa
- ysstsso.sy A. no gaze hos,t aes .',,s.,
~. "a .ssrso~aei up t. tho last notch
n n. tire asy and night. The loading
- a i, IL crowded condition Of the no.
- sos being relieved temporarily da., ~
- day i that there ar- very lsrse
nnbsr Of people here who VIII feH'A'h
"a coa,iderable tire"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15
MON rwo axEAr MAX Fsoa ssArsIE
wExr U TIE Hill AID EaAS
MAh,EKo pewN AGAIN.

Il suesars that tbs Seattle Dsuao'
ersss xsfs !efl oct II tes Geld, after AL
ey .he psnaenssasy coEnuaissson. Tie
great nsen 10 wbaSa she governor OF
Washington Territory GeleSatea ise
sersrol q sic peal.easiaEy sAFs tbs
great sseu vAa manage tie sa1iss % ne
nsmsSsatiS rSsylSs saassgs party W
N,nc essapty 10 understand tSaS Affairs
- fssera ia wails ~aslA e.a gei
.I,-v-y yrf, sell, thsak yeG. syec u de-
,,ssvrA IL sse vsissele sympathy aSc
',.,orsa, Of ~B.ll" oooafGr, AID his
,,aS,ua friend. Prosecuting Attorney
Rs-aiS. AZ viii ts rsnae rsbersd teai
,s,ese sfsxs rasn wtne - Naila Hsiss
s-fse ,tnne 40 aEa tried 30 aasks @e9l
10 me ia.psesss 81 ais party st lafEs. IL
~ SIS Ehas s.use asi BIZ SsFe FS>e4Ssc
xerv soEsialiy, fndsS3, SID sasssq asai'
- tAgrs .-s.e sscss rgfsafs tSss " ArnSl
i ,S,s,,a vxga!S be GEii.si'nsd - t1s
$3.50 sisz was1sSsf sSAs oe@y sfSsS-
ssR3.
Bat Rot s.
Wsrssn Iassfss w4s 70 agCe41;AS -.
A. essy IS asythirs. rcsEIthstAre.HS
see gfsasc.ia1s q Disaster veaSa u vas
ssia wau.s ovssaaks Asss. Assessf, =
il uss anSSrsssSa tSas "Ezs AMI biI
sutsSausz : warden IEssiss. lac e.
ross.4on 90 that se1g.sssAa osigSAisa
and xks sas.zlnx4 u ihs s&ss-
bat, thea q sksss tear,
YEA ccns coaxzssscs.
Ah4s he eSnssaHsa seaects4 rs
rassre<Fs Of shs ss.sa csE,n ssssac srs
! rrp9ssa ~ seaslszea res sess ef Sood
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15

A BiBLs SooIETI.-A. p. BdrSeil, ID.
B. Ward. w. II. Reeves, James Ffank-
land, q. w. Prioe. W. 7. Pillmaa. I. L.
CrseiE, Rufas Willard, X, Ii. DsIny.
and Everett Smith. yesterday fled arti-
clss q incorporation of the Western
Washington Bible Society, eud snxil:-
sry to The American Bible sosiety, the
obisct being 10 promote the circulation
Of tbs Holy Scriptures.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15

Get correct number OF your house
from Harris & 6reenGs, Marion street.
A. Z. Creams. inspector Of numbers by
special spgo' nimeut OF city council.
Cftise hours ~ tc 50. fell I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15

Apron gingham Sc, dress Bingham 70.
BeH.ffeneh satsen plain snd fancy zoo.
Removal sale. Toklaz X Sirgefmen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15

Iumsnse bargains t. eEoeeet soaSss
Al line reduced 30 Soc, sl-ss 90 10
nan's rn.ss them, Yricss less than isao
ar,rscrers cost. Iskaas y sicsesnaas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15

FHr BSLIxTIs Bossp fvZL.-la shs
~ elerk's.cs4ee u = saliesiz board
IN ~ns,s a co.veaisa. reference fesofd
IS kass o. ste lissnses tssnsd 10 team
sssrs. Rv ar tnSsnicGs srrac<ez1as q
ssrss ss..r5sa iks aAue ef tie pezsoa 70
- as lease u ssx@ss, . icseFssc
n a. board. Iasrs are az feN. %
ss,sS ,asre bS.rz sxsnty Ave eafas 10
- 80 Inc rows are nov soznsiets.
'yS@-s Sre ro~ are hza3rsa and sfiy
hs~nSsd ssaas 10 Seattle IBIS = ne
49, s.ru.b-ss exes sa7-aed sni, O.:
- - th.e Ar. t.aas HE oaltetaa bosrs
s.. egtir~Ig oeSagssz hy tie esr.ss-
- Sr4rsa a.. iss- ezftasa Ne ..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15
BARGAINS,

House a7d lot-Sinth and S!sxxrl, $50 feet
ON street ears, new house. wits paid up
Insurance policy Of slooo for three ysaFs.
Price $3.50.
TOO lots On seooad s.reet, overlooking The
hAy. essoe each
The eest and ehe4rest EAnafactarinz site
Ia Seattle.
oonmsrciAi street property ii 10. sgures
aad easy terms.
Fear lots. With kcase. o. naassoa street..
th-es GaAS1ers q ai.e rom pcsotscs. tsSo
Also
TIE hncs. farm n fisg count, gtih heSz-
ilia, sHv.roSs, thN Will pay . 80 Pc cent
pss3t &c tes investor IA sx montaS.
The properties listed sbsve are ooua ade
Ia sAizs aud afs esca fcr eve days ssy.
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- 80 rElNes =

S,w lires tabls rnessi eastern ossh
pttoes. Chester CieAry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15

White Shaker flannel Sc. all WOOL red
twill flannel 30c, fancy staple all vooi
flannel 24c. Great removal sale. Tok-
las d Singsrnan.
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Nsw fancy ribbons and ,aees. Ches
Ter Cleary.
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hAsaksnSsIv In Eor several years
exAsa ]. n. SelAen. Of this city. has
sss ssfssrins with 5 ssaia troah.e. ard
eeses larApAe .A,ea from uerk. but o,
- ~ sAia4y hsS assumed "A aefa
nsre wrtans fern. se& be - rcW dan
ssly O. IhGTinS all he suffer- ns's as'
Ssrn ,saaeTty EnrNsa by his owing
she has ever bsSn a, hts hs'csa.isS
AA Selien WAs toT many years IN
Nreaee employ s. usasieT " TrNeHee
csN aud Was N ccsaH Nad sd q SHt'
y Florida when the an ctioH whsch
.rifAfs1 him non wogs care uron
ths captain hsa mAay frter4is %
9ss, sho vii ~ pRiaot 20 learn
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15

seoslsAs kstLEs. Jean El47i5Se
<H<A teis eogngY. kA.u4 ye-y
SE11sG -2si SzEEu5Ay. n iAe viglnlty
Tbs AAlEasl measured Esre
se<xth aaa wei.r..ss oVs- *
IAe sSsa s&a SroGSA: ie seattle
eese sen1kse2 yury aaasa 81 tEs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15

l2kc, lot Of striped mohairs, ct
Chester CieaTy's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15

75o-a lot Of Atwood jsrssys; coiore6
vest frouts; special; 7sc. Chester Cisary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15

as,1ArtoS rESFesFNp Ire Stock.
sss q The seattle Firr Insurance
ssAs1 asAa 3 ulcetiaS .sst evening
Asner stsessSihs the ayl&wN a3og;rd
"a 10 saieaFres. fse tFastees 81 ne
law nek Immediately sf;erWAsa &nd
seeSsS ~ esccs osNoysEs - follows.
"a Y. hegt president, VI. II. Ballard.
Evsaeri JAc0a fuEth. tFvAtSser-
scset&Fy kzG gsAnAssos :. - clio@ -.
eo2a1a!ssee consisting q McssrS.
~ Srarr SD Stewart Was AFpotHscs,
ssnnneR1 scsas aGiiAhie pcFNoa Tor
rcnea. se8 eoKoSE a. = n&eVuas o.
ssasss . b hsld las sse4.tEs
Lsrs ~iIf. "a TANsA-Tee Hsw
x sAh law p.zssa bs Tho last !egls-
- Va s-seRsaly A1Foes = yefY lArse
49, q tsss In seattle. owucz ~ the
= - lrssso eoscas Colsi g4ay. 60 " htcA
$50 have asen paza sce nash her *
tes<e aro n All ueAgiy iitc
S<s sal D. taciaaa1 tn the RexL
eel fasss lO-s have sressly u
-, ssise SEes thsI gs2gu gsay pad
~ ~ ScS Tie AsgreN@a, A<sesSsstaHi
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-'ssSsAy % tAc ray ca az 81 tne esty
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15

Opening Of new goods. Chester
CjeaSy,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15
HAY AND FEED.

nwlxa TO TaE DISTRACTION OF oUR
xs-sao2ss ysssere2J. asa lie eaasesseni
loss Of ssar.S< res0- ID fallowsa6 u isS sass
ser cash o. CRAZY r~lseez. Ssioss:
10 cars Oregon Potatoes In lot. 20
sufs sx ear. First ear due en-
MsuAsy nsrntns.
10 tens Cat straw,
80 sons ehefee Timothy Hay.
90 tons Clever and T1n eehy Hay.
9 cars Yakima Hay, sx car last
arrived yesterday.
5 tons Bran and MiAaIiags,
90 tess " heas.
400 ssis spokane Flour.
Must he sold TODAY and
tomorrow
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