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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-20

FnyE's OrERA HoysE- celebrs-
ted Irish comedian Mr.. James ".
Ward and the charming soabretse
Carrie Clarke Ward, supported by one
Of the best dramatic companies that
ever visited this country, win appear
in Fryes Open house on Friday and
Saturday, May 18th and 18th. says the
San FSusciscs CnH speaking Of the pro.
ductfon II the Red fox 1t the calffor.
mia theare: II Is on Of the best Irish
comedies that we ever had the pleasure
OF witnessing. Mr.. Ward as Rody
NcCaura the jolly, loyal and witty
young Irishmsn Who always turns w
q the right time and sings many an
Irish ditfy. was one Of the hest pieces
Of sitting seen here for long time anil
We can say that he ranks with the hesl
Irish comedians on the stage today.
Miss Carrie Clarke Ward ~ Nave
CorTolin, the saucy and pert sweet.
heart Of Rody. captured the ladies n
well Is the gentlemen. judging from
the enthusiasm Of the audience pres
emit The remaining members Of tho
company were very good, and those
wishing good laugh should not fail
20 witnes the Red Fox, one Of the
wittiest Of Irish comedies.
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DIED.

THoxxKHE-Eaferssi into res; susizy, MAJ
nth, Cora Leafs. beloved wife 81 william
z. Thorucsi. and dszxhssr Of Captain ",
IL TAsiar
~~Nosscx Of funeral herssttc:
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T. c. Niles wants everybody 20 know
that the famous Leonard dry air
clesnahle rrfrigerators are nos for
sale At his store. They have I've walls
- preserve the ice, alright locks.
solid iron shelves. dues removable for
cleanliness Best IN the world. Cali
and see 10, yourselves. 1876
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THE CHAUTAUOUANS.


They Endeavor to secure the Pres
ence Of the President OF the Coast
Society.
The Puget Sound Chautauqua So
ciety has been endeavoring to induce
Rev. c. c. Stratton, president OF the
Mills Seminary and president Of the
Pacific Coast Chautauqua Society, To
attend the approaching assembly OF
the Puget Sound Chautauquans. Mr..
Stratton sent a reply TO Rev. d. J.
Pierce, Of which the following is an
extract: MY plans are not fully ar
ranged for the summer. 50 ! cannot
reply definitely with regard to my be
ing present during a part Of your
Chautauqua assembly. hope, how
ever, 10 be able To come, and ii so,
could not be there earlier than the
22d of July, and would have 10 be here
BY the 2s;h, as our school here opens
on the ist Of August will know in
short time whether il can he ar
ranged, and viii then let you know
mere definitely about it." Mr.. STRAIT
ton is very able man and eloquent
speaker He i an old Oregonian, and
has not lost his interest in the north
west He has many warm friends in
his former home in Salem, Oregon,
and brother, julius Strattcn, in Sc
attic
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AKHKsf or A BAD CHARAcrKR.--
Chief Of Police Murphy yesterday ar
rested q tight-rope walker named Lee,
on q warrant charging him with rob.
bling a man Of his watch and stealing
some wire rope ut Tacoma. Deputy
Sheriff Dufield, Of Tacoma, who hap
pened To be in the city yesterday
afternoon learned that Lees friend in
tended to get him out this
morning on writ of habeas corpus
and wire the facts TO Judge Allyn. Al
midnight he received bench warrant
for Lee by wire to head off the writ.
Mr.. Dutield will take the prisoner to
Tacoma to-day.
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SrIRIruALrsN.-Ther will be a ser
vice today at 2 o'clock p. m. in Pythian
Hall, Frye's Opera House. Friends
and enemies OF the cause cordially in
vitcd to attend. Admission free.
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The fAvorite trade resos. Of the
great masses. All compet;tieo
distanced. Better equipped for
summer trade than al houses
combined. Stock the hrxsst,
haDdsomtst and cheapest Our
Eastern buyer is always On .
lookout for novelties and bar
gains.
Three invoices Of CENT? enc
neckwesr just in; they are . lev
specialties just out
Summer underwear il an
grades and prices.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.


sT0n taE osS8osok army
Returns Of company elections have
all been received at brigade headquar-
ters excepting that from the Tacoma
company. Unless the officers OF that
company send in their rerurns soon
an order disbanding their organization
would not be improbable.
The military board will meet at
brigade hcadquarter in this city on
Wednesday next. when bids for the
uniforming Of the national guards
and for the printing OF the code will
be opened and awarded.
Mr.. Goodwin. representing Pettibonc
a Co., largest manufacturers of mill
tary supplies, Is in the city with a bid
for the uniforming Of the national
guard.
II is expected the famous Second
Walla will participate In Seattle s
fourth OF July celebration.
The details OF army officers to in
spect the national guard troops during
the season OF fs5s are commencing.
gan, Illinois. North Carolina. Dakota
follow. Why should not Washington
Territory's troops pass the ordeal next
year,
Twenty-Five vancancies exist at pres
sent in the grade Of second lieutenant
In the army. Just one-half the mum
her Of the class which graduates from
the military academy in June.
Rifle practice In the army for the
target season OF isss has now fairly
commenced. and as the season +
limited 90 two months doubtless good
use will be made OF the time allotted.
An effort will be made 20 have the
company and band stationed at Port
Townsend participate in the exercises
here on July fourth. An invitation
will be extended 20 the commanding
officer ut Port Townsend.
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Canaan & Co.'S store on Second
street is always crowded with Gus
TONERS. and justly so. as they make 8
speciality ot turning eat the best worl
ever done in Seattle in the line Of PIC
ture frames, Wallpaper decorations
etc ~
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MoRE MArrRiAL.-Eight cars loaded
with wheels, axles and steel rails for
the Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern,
came in from the east yesterday.
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CoxE TO SrAy.--Mr. and Mrs. Lap
worth and daughter OF Saginaw. Mich,
are visiting in the city. Mr.. Lapworth
represents large amount Of capital in
Michigan and came here to invest.
He is so favorably impressed with the
Queen City that he contemplates re-
siding here permanently.
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A positive sensation next week
There will he bargains offered in silks
sarahs. fables and rhadames from tbs
great auctorn sale of Passayant & Co
Toklas. Singerman & 20.
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TOKLAS, SINGERMAN & co.
IMMENSE SE8
Greatest Auction Sales Known in New York
SPRING DRESS GOODS.

There two sales,
Passavant Co., tho other Arlington mis- one Of Tia t,?
Sales
On sale It small advance early to ss
nrst and avoid tho crowd in the
choice styles American serg s4nch Knesh a.
English Dsbage, bought regular would noa11n
In connsion with eo IN
most sra;v. .a
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Colonies Anderson and Pike and
Mayor Burns, examining board Of the
2a regiment have completed their Off
cial tour. aud in their report 10 head
quarters speak in high terms Of the
efficiency OF the line otfeer Of the Sec
ond.
Special order No. .. "a regiment,
reads: Private W. T. Shaiser, second
lieutenant-elect of "ps Co, not being
eligible 90 said Office. not having
served the required time. a special
election Is hereby ordered for the
second iieutenaney OF Co. ~" To he
held Saturday, May Il. isss. Mayor
J. III. Hudgin IS hereby appointed in
spcctor of said election.
co. "F, +" ~ regiment. elected John
Carr captain, George Wick FIRST lieu
tenant, and +. IL. Fox second ieuten-
ant
Troop a" elected Charles II. John
son captain, II. Il. Glascoek first lieu
tenant. and +. +. Smith second liea-
tenant
During the recent disastrous fire at
t;oldendale, Co. Is lost their armory
which was partially completed. Cap
tain Rinehart. editor OF the SsHfssel
and commander 81 the company, lost
his Office. Both Captain Rsnehart and
Co. "B~ viii he ON top again soon.
however
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Our store being 20 ven kgAG
ed an inspection Of the goeas 60
be had 1t al times.
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An avalanche of bargains in every
department. Read our advertisement
and see what we have 20 offer. Toklas
Ssneertnau & Co
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Two hundred sixty Victoria
Lawn suits at s1.25. consisting
Of II yards of 33 inch lawn and
3 yards Of embroidery: 1000 en-
broidered robe sui.s ranging In
price from Soc, 3l-50 to 1850
The lowest prices and most COM
plete AID varied assortment Of
these goods ever shown west Of
Chicago.
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FOUND DROWNED.


- 81 - II DAH.
Osass Ls~aa nsspnsaes-A Lao
ssss lsveSvang - 1ssls - osos-
80 WsssA - Cssv Prspsssy-1As
CnomoDaqunna.
Thursday afternoon . 6shsrman q
Yssier's dork pnIisd up IN his hook IN
Old shos covered viii harnac3es- A
moment later be brought up tosn
piece Al muslin and remarked 10 .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Here's
piece 81 his shirt; WIT little While
and Ne may 6xh mp good story for
you" Nothing more TRANSFERRED. how
ever, until yesterday afternoon, when
John ". Gunfx, al Baltimore. Mary
land, VINO was fishing near the same
plsce. fels . heavy weight on his line
when ~ attempted to puH up. He
suppGsed his hook had caught on .
mag log. and pulled steadily 20 ~ not
20 break the line. The crowd Of in
terested spectators on the wharf vas
horrined. however. when the
DopY OF A MaH
Face downward. rose 10 the surface
A heaying line was attached 10 the
body, which Was toved 10 the city
wharf. There Coroner Root inspected
the remains and found them beyond
recognition The face Vas almost
entirely eaten away and the body vas
20 swollen that an idea Of its original
form could mot be obtained After
taking everything from the pockets
the body was sent 70 the county GENE
terry for burial The remains we're 50
decomposesi that il was impossible to
tell whether or not the man had been
the victim Of foul play. The unfortu-
nate was evidently about thirty-five
years Of age and little above medium
height. The body had been in the
water about three months-
MS IDENTITY.
The papers and letters found on the
body al bear the name Of Wendelin
Mauras, and that was evidently the
mans name. The letters were all
written in German, and among other
documents were naturalization papers
issued nj Olympia August -, 1854, to
Wendelin Aaurus, . native OF Ger
many. There was . receipt for road
tax In Osce0la, signed BY r. III. Nur-
ply, . receipt from the land once at
Olympia for $9D paid ON government
land, and several receipts from Allen
C. Mason, Tacoma broker. for money
paid on notes. The deceased evidently
possessed considerable property. The
latest date found ON any Of the papers
Was January Z, 1857. The body vas
clad in brown overcoat, long black
Prince Albert coat and light trousers.
A pocketbook in the inside coat pocket
contained fifteen cents and the photo
graph Of man with . brown nous
tache, taken by Davidson, Tacoma
photographer. The subject Of the
photograph was evidently an older
Rootsdeemed an inquest useless. and
probably Il will never he known
whether the man accidentally fell into
the bay, suicided, or was the victim Of
foul piay.
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Every one knows our supremacy in
buying and selling. Read our sdver.
tisement. Stylish parssois the go thi.
week. Tokias. Singerman 4 Co.
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vrRsr REGIMENT.

Orders have been issued by Col.
Haines, LIST regiment. for parade on
Memorial day. The battalion sta
toned at Seattle are 10 escort the
Grand Army posts on the parade.
Work on the new armory Is progress
ing rapidly. The studding is all in
place, and the work OF enclosing the
vast structure viii begin early this
week.
ID" Co. are drilling twice week
under their new commander. and
striving hard for the front rank as q
crack military organization.
"R'' and "E" Companies will soon
resume their regular drills. Since the
burning Of the Central school their ar
mory has been used rs "A school room.
The Rifles will hereafter hold their
regular weekly drills Tuesday evening.
Monday AMI Thursday evenings the
recruits will drill
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&c. An odd bot Of fancy Soc and
sc fine. fancy ladies hose TO close
Your choice sss per pair
SHgSTgg CiksKY.
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LADIES' HOSIERY.

Our store being 20 vel light
Cd An inspection Of the goods car
be had at al 6mes.
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We place an sale q lot Of TOO dozen
Of the mes shades in neckuesr. fiSe
FOR n TnkiaN. sinsrrmAn 8 20.
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More ,vo-hi, goods this week. Tok
ias. singerman & Go.
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came III rum the ta>t ye>tefual.
White goods bargains. Cleary.
TIC lace curtain net. Clearly.
Hosiery and corsets. Cleary.
Csc silk gloves. Chester Cleary.
25c baby caps. Chester Cleary.
-
New dress goods. Chester Cleary.
25c trimmed aprons. Cleary.
-
Sc linen doyiics. Chester Cleary.
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New parasols. Chester Cleary.
75c all wool jerseys. Chester Cleary
25c gauxe vests. Chester Cieary.
Eastern cash prices. Chester Cleary.
81 heavy spreads. Chester Cleary.
Sc curtain scrim. Chester Cleary.
Ioc English mohairs. Clcary.
Stetson hats at Doheny & Marum's.
Sc sateen cambrics. Chester Cleary.
New dress goods this week at Do
heny & Marum's.
French lawns and scersuckers at
Doheny & Marums.
Rainbow scrim loo yard at Doheny
4 Marum's.
Jouvin gloves $40 per pair at Do
heny & Marum's.
SC. Ask TO see our new line OF vide
Sc embroideries. CHESTER CLEAg!.
Acre-traet Turkish towels sc at Do
heny & Marum's.
The lowest prices for black silks on
the coast at Dcheny & Narum's.
A small line OF portieres at poheny
& Marum,S-cost prize.
A big purchase OF jerseys, all pure
wool. from 55e. CHEsrEs CLEAEf-
-
Uulaundriei shirts at Doheny &
Manufacturing the money prices,
The best OF all Spring Medicines is
TAgRaSr's SEIrxsg ArrgsKSr. eod,Sm
Ice cream this evening at Bakers.
is0e Frcnt street. No corn starch. ~ l
The low prices at poheny & Mar
um's are commencing 10 tals very
| loud.
This shah he a great week in our
silk department. Read our advertise
ment. Toklas. Singerman & co.
Rails corsets at pseheny 4 Marum' S
competitors are hoshng at our
prices
Very choice noveltSe. for graduating
dresses just received At pcheny 4
Marum's.
rarasol-. laces and emhroideFies.
Special sale this week. Toklas. Singer
man & Go.
Our grrsses; week, Our greatest
veek. Come and get our prices
Tobias, slnecrmsn 4 Go.
Ottoman lie LYON. the very latest
novelty for graduating dresses. AZ Do
hsny 4 MarumsL
We place an sale lot cf inno dozen
Of the ns~ shades in neckuesr. Five
for ~. Tokias, ssnSrrmsn & To-
Ladies HairdreSsing fzrior. oorne'
n ain ami second streets shsmpssoins
ana hair work 81 every description on
hand and made "a order. ap-s~o~
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The lowest prices for black silks OF
the coast at Doheny & Narum's.
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Ottoman lie Lyon. the very iates'
novelty for graduating dresses. AZ Do
hsnY 4 Narums
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Acre-traet Turkish towels sc at Do
heny & Marum's.
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SC. Ask TO see our new line OF vide
Sc embroideries. CHESTER CLEAg!-
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Hosiery.

Hosiery ID retailed ct Wholesale
priceA Look Ut our display Ia show
window and note The prices. This
week We ofier the following special
tie&.
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veek. Come and get our prices
Tobias, slngcrmsn 4 Go.
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Jouvin gloves $40 per pair at d
heny & Marum's.
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A small line of portieres at poheny
& Marums-cost prize.
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Wash Goods!
Wash Goods!

Unparalleled Success Of Our
Great Sale or Foreign and
Domestic Wash Fabrics
and Robe Suits.
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Uulaundyied shirts at poheny &
Marf1m's-fipding the money prices,
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A NEW SrKAxER.--The Skagit Boom
Company Is having sidcwheel steam
er built 10 do general freighting and
towing business on the Skagit river.
Captain w. X. Merwin has entire
charge OF the work. and will command
the steamer when completed. In
speaking OF the new boat, he said:
"The boat will have Hat bottom, and
draw not 10 exceed NJ inches Of water
light The hull IL being constructed
at Utsaladv. The dimensions are %
feet overall, % feet beam and 6,s feet
depth Of hold. She will be side
wheeler with disconnected engines.
The cylinders are Il inches In dame
ter and feet stroke. The boiler is now
being built in Seattle and most If the
machinery win I've built here. The
steamer win be completed and ready
for business in N days.
Annual CosvocArioS or rnK Erts-
ropAL CHURCH. right reverend
the bishop OF Washington will con-
vene his annual council in Trinity
church. In this city, next Wednesday
at 1880 a. m. The following Is the
order Of services so far as arranged. to
date: Wednesday. $50 a. m.-fre-
paratory litany service. 1880 a. H.
Mathis and holy communion: conyo-
cation sermon by Rev. Charles II.
Crawford, Of Spokane. ? p. Nor
ganixation and bishops address; la
dies meeting in church rooms. 1;sD
p. m.--Deancry meeting. s:4p. M
Reception at rectory. Thursday. 10
=. M. Holy communion. 1850 a. m.
ard p. m.--Rusincss meetings. $50
p. m.-Contirmation and missionary
addresses. Friday, 10 a. m.-litany
and holy communion. ii a. m.--tn-
finished business.
isrRovrSa DErcr srRKsr.--Thc con-
tractors on the Depot street improve
ment, have already commenced work.
That wide thoroughfarc is 10 be graded
and sidewalkcd on both sides from the
Sound to Broadway. Depot street
commeuees about one block north of
the barrel factory property. and runs
IN an easterly direction along the south
side OF the Denny park. thence across
the gulch and through the Pontius
tract on the beautiful plateau beyond.
and thence ca broadway. DEPOT street
on the completion Of the improve
mcnts which are nov being made. will
become one OF the most popular resi-
dence streets in the city. especially
that portion OF il east of fontius
street,
The CouStY LSctsLsrvgE. - The
county commissioners spent the most
o. yesterday in examining accounts.
The bill OF w. :. Bush. for <s00 for
services in the case OF the Territory
against George II. Hill, cx-ccansy
treasurer, MAS the only enc ~ i'm
eortance allowed. The Plat ~ the
farmdale addition VAS ordered va
Gated. The auditor was instructed to
pay the salaries ~ the jAiler and The
lani'or monthly. and the sheriff vaa
ofuered 20 return. A. an error, enssn in
armstrong 4 toinpany's assessment
LOOKING reR a LceArtcS. - William
hsinecke, proprietor Of the sise-
useds hotel, san Francisco. has hrea
rsseling over the coast looking for Q
nNaflon for the rast .iS wseAs, He
sient a couple % DAYS In Aesesie. and
Md 10 friend thst the o0sen City
sested him better than any point -
asa visited. and that o. soon - -
Soaid close out his affairs in C..li!oruis
would return ~ Seattle and 20 into
Business.
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ARRIVAL or rnk LEo.-The auxiliary
steam schooner leo arrived here from
Alaska Friday evening, after rather
uneyeutful passage After leaving
here last trip. she p-cceeded TO Siiha,
and from there TO juneau, where she
tcok on forty-thrss passengers for
Yal,tas. Q mining rvescn N miles
vest " Juneau. Considerable prop
rersine wss cens While she remained
q Yakitsf, but no greet discoveries
vsrs mode. and most OF the pros
rersrr- vs-e quits discouraged. The
Leo then returned Ia Sltha, by vay 81
juneau, and sster taking on small
Lea q surs and hides. sailed fog seat
lie. Here she viii load ni,sceslsns.
Gus cargo, consisting OF lGnher. coal
and general merchandise
ssS SAILED is-rhe bark petro:h
Captain NcAnep, arrived in seattle
rvidsy evsaing under canvas, aud
yin lesd Cedas Mountain coal for san
rrsosssrc. Captain NcAisep reports
having rasseA Cspe FiatsPry Of . m.
Friday. Hsvine . fresh h.Sese. he
sailei up the strait into the sound
and came Ia anchor in Seattle bay The
,.us evening 81 . O'Clock without has-
ine even caught sight 81 4 tegecaf
during the days trip.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-20

The hest OF all Spring Medicines is
TA.Rsxr's SEirxKg ArEgiESr. eod,snl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-20

Rainbow scrim loo yard at Doheny
& Marum's.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-20

Parasol-. laoes and embroidesies.
Special sale this week. Toklas. Singer
man & 90.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-20

This shah he great week in ou'
silk department Read cur advertise
naent. Toklas. Singerman & co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-20

Ice cream this evening at Bakers.
isoe Frcni street. No corn starch. 10 l