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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-28
PERsOyAL.

Hon. kiwooi Evanx Of Tacoma b
again In Seattle On basins -.
Hon. r. u. Reed, Jr., returned from .
business trip up Sound yesterday.
Julia Ward Howe arrived In Portland
yesterday. and lccrured there lasf even
ing.
DR.. I. r. Dawson left By the MEXICO
yesterday for Victoria. He wiz return
today.
Mr.. John 1. Howard IL expected TO q.
rive In Seattle to1ay. His stay viii b
brief.
Rolla Watt Of the Liberty Fire lnsur-
ance company Of New York. 10 In 30
attic.
Captain James H. woolery returned
from an Official visit to Port TOWNSEND
yesterday.
John McGlynn. Henry NcB.ide and
II county as - Republican convention at
North Yakima
w. Nicholson. . wealthy merchant OF
Erie spent yesterday in seattle. He wlli
return TO the Queen City In juno 70 re-
m Ain permanently.
Mrs. II. X. DuboiS Of Portland, Oregon.
and Mrs. J. ID. kelsey. . friend OF hers
from Chicago. arc In Seattle visiting the
family Of Mr.. J. A. Moore.
Mr.. Sid q Stevens Of Edison. sksxit
county, formerly student OF the Terri
toriAl university. was In Seattle this week
Waiting old schoolmstcs and frien1a.
Captain Reed. formerly Master OF the
w. II. 5tarbucs. has gone 70 San fran
cisco 20 take command o; . new vess,l.
which 10 supposed to b the ship T. Y.
Cakes.
Nj. 0eorse r. Fian. formerly . resident
OF Seattle. bat for several yeors past lo-
Gated In California. has returned TO this
city with the I'm determination 70 Re-
main.
Mr.. George L. Hill. who 10 engaged In
the shit manufacturing business IN Sc
attic, leaves for squak slough today 70
visit his wife. who IL sojourning on the
farm with her mother. Mrs. A. Atwood.
.1Mrs Kna,vald. OF OlaIla. KitsAp county
arrived in Seattle last evening. and this
afternoon will leave for Taogiewood. on
the line OF the Seattle. Lake ehare Z East
erp. to visit her sisters. Ms r. n. Craw-
ford and Miss kmmA Macarthur. who
lately arrived from Minneapolis
Colonies @ sorge ID. Hill and c. n. An
ders,n, who have been {, olympia TO lay
the military code. computed Tor me gov
e nment Of the territorial militia oefo' e
the governor. returned by tas fieetwood
yesterday. The governor sps rovcd the
code before the gcntiemen LEFT for nome.
A. w. Ocobccs, Of walia WallA owner
Of two lots on second ssre-s between
Cherry and James. II In Seattle. he VII
remain for several days looking after his
vAluAo int-re 70 in the q 1ecn City. ~
tho var. there are over 40 former rc<i-
sents OF Walla Walla who have come TO
Seattle TO live sinoe 1856
Ness-s. Noyes and Thomas. OF Bate,
who have been visiting Seattle Tor severai
days jus; left for home this morning.
Mr.. Soycs 10 owner OF over $75ue worth
of business property in Seattle. and par
eksset yesterday rs acres OF iaad on the
I'm. OF the SEAT e. Lake shore & Klssern
railway. NJ. Thomas wi return 70 se
attic az cnce and cosn whclesAie gro
Gerry house.
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c.. Reed. the alleged fraudulent en-
ploym agent snA Harry Carleton. shs
alleged gambler. were taken bsfoes Chiel
Justice Jones yestsrday q writ of h.
bsas corpus. Reeds cass was proa psiy
decided, and he was ordseed discharged.
He ieft the court room In vezy good
humor.
Tho Legality Of Harry Carlstcas com-
mitment appeared 10 give Chief Juestce
Jones much moro troob.e than tf did
Judge Cochrnne. II vii Be- remember
cd M. Couhrans decided. without arHu-
nont that the commitment Wns not ~
gal, and declined 70 take any rieks ~
Locking Mr.. Carleton up. Chief Jusocs
Jones after hearing thc argumeats q The
would reader IN opinion today. In the
meantime Mr.. Carieton IL released on
AZ a matter, however. Il appears that .
really interesting point OF law q involved
In the case. and Chief Justice Jones was
requested ~ Prosecuting Attorney Ron
AID TO Mo " itten opinion. % thas the
70 miscos strucsion hereafter. Tho quss-
ton IL technical. and involves tho legal
deliattion Of the words OF the statute. II
seems is n az -eod that . certain ciooD o.
2amblan who operate and cooduct RAmee
are yagrausA while those who back tho
tiger are not vAgranta Mr.. Ronald sAJs
be thinks the commitment will be suS
10 Be- CONFIDENT that Il viii b decided
illegal. Should Il b. decided Illegal It
viii b insese sting to epcculate On the
amount Of damsgss Sheriff Cochrane
will have 10 nay n AK for keeping him
confined in his srivatc once.
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m aAfp - vAs n og1scsn - sza
Law An D1HuD 4 WOMAN -
III. J. h RsrklnA anskAsns = u9sA
oesa<iA eaE,sd q - salm - svsnfns
v5sh - fsszsw1ng amnnsnas
sUpnn arsiving h@e ~ nigne ~
wf1s iae1fDsd - ~ - - - - -
fnc1 -. thasse We tve = ee,oss
F1ng wune - snDwue = VIA - fogna .
- g cQr noxs &oUP Dn1G4horA Ne
onke1 ~ vhc oWnsa tAs hoDe. - -
mpa1Da shax II. N1rnn1 eWne0 ~ -
thaRuuQDa e3n1sa ~ 49,. Renehtng ~
kf1eAsa - wo senEtle1 u . v1n1n.s r19-
- q - der brA Tn onDwesM9 IL
sa0e auA openfDg the deer IL sa0o -
p0heA NJ vay bs61o - c10meneee
cnzling NJ Wffs . Hne 1T saytng 10 a.
- hsye an aasssnAh1a prepRY.
11aann, - - c0csR = H. nv.
Ihaa poi1ong - sane oB poanf99o =
o9T as1ueash cAddra - waasa1 - kDou
Z theJ vees e ~ val,s no -
as.,. ealisa h.r . hss. Nh Esrkns s
oarusavsa He then seAnpsd aReaA -
Yes - ysa ". ~ sAsn ~ f~
a. - s.s - Uas fr rsfaaiss =
II. Psriiss ia ~ vifs ~ -
fri8hsaooA thai she came I'll the WAy
dsWn fru0 Meth Seattle = M vuekBho0
- ii him of this usano b5A8yioe. 11f.
PWkina - cut u 1sd AaBn1nR oEilfee.
and he has tAkea The DaSt& unoer Cd
viDemen2
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nus,in O asswaa,. his SAFE. clsary

Ixxrs.scs MsSer fAlp.-fAe hfe ia
sarsncc companies ia which The csatEai
school hosse was aasarrd. settled with The
directors Yesterday. The sdIassor, 90 be
h.ig - he es.sspaniss. essigsesi certain re-
-. whieh were allowed. thss redastns
~. 5r.arAace from something over so NsV
"a .arasthlax ever szl 100, Tbs H1esls :
"a. naA - he eiFectaEs sna placed Ia iae
sa1k - ths credit q The district u vii BE
',s..l "a the grazing 0f the sixth street lots
I'd ,he erceisoz q brick sehoal eoese
-
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Great siie Of dress goods this vstk,
voudetful va rss. thesef C,taSy.

AERivAL OF rvs AsceS The steamship
.neou arrived here yesterday morning from
ALASKA with light freight aaa small list
Il Messengers. The NEST valuable portion
u hsf cargo consisted % eJ9o seal skins.
which wcrc takes iron sclxsd English YES
els Engaged ia catching Ssls Ia American
xasers. aad sold IA Alaska by osaer o. our
srnxesagas nj. The sksas are sA'aed ~ sse'
600 ana SER hcisghs by Nessss sesihss sAhd
q this eisy and kssco~its OF victoria. thsse
~. wsre weighed on the scales OF the
- .,tte. I,aks ~hoss and Eastern railway,
v..tsr.sAy and AFTER beiag placed IN casks
ala Ae shipted 10 Easiand. The aneea
.,g rru,sin la sert a xeek " Ten days
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4 passs - ou3ss1 hsss ~ ~
0sas Z n>aB ss1nns . W. ds0 san
49, - - snsoass Llhbg - -
nsEs1sy sssnsss. hv0 bsn4so-
bsss1 ~ . ~ - - - - Lse9
- esovssss1 fsso . - u6ssaw -
Q pso0sisR, - ~ Da1y - Ne
- sS0hso oo0 ~ - - - Ut1nk
~ vuga IN - -. 01oGo tooe 49,
- - boon ongson1 - GnsTyiuG H.
0si1s fsuo Rses 1sUana4 - 0ooo0e.
u Oe0s ~ - TnaGa6sy. UAtlo 1oSl
nn1<nR IL UDsoGs q 0D11l8Goa0 lay
- epgng . 1Dat, 81 - - u
spefnGlng e . p1ask o. ~ GDso1na q
60 D - 0oGAtne sus q - snAfe-
-. - iofusnans did - kn0v veteA
Ro9snnnsosy fes thsse - 0eoe4 -
ssean0 - elose q sAsss. ~ OAVetan
Nunsuo ~ ~ - ~ esoGe oefese
- "a etmo % s1ak. WIN ~ eeasH
I'm, - L6boy stfiI isy - ~ nd -
HsssAaSsa- Il = saevsesa ~ 49,
poeasy soun1ss Vill . 0a1o - ~
sosaaas eskss - ss0e pot.s vAess -
- - hnalo0 81 an1 psQo1Ro6 ne
leen1 knapss1uss shsol1 DAko b . pstns
% - enas H. nssss1asy ssueiss ase
naAs. fss vAss Q sesaDss b allowed %
eassy ~ Uniso6 Usatss na.is Re y
eapVossd - b asa-vugsAy eo6 eate Ia.
pa1oon4en Wbeo ~ LAooy n10
0onstod 81. aflss betnG OveEhauied 80
bod . cot isaa shafl vhteh. eesanae =
d nay seso, lasoed ssvssAl txtuss oes
1naily hsoks b t9o. - 30 y . re-
elnos6 b . sosal 90. Caeeoto 3ne-
roc b 60 q ths 0ose okllifUi 0eeeess
psviGaaaue ths VstssB 1t - boSsf
sound, and vii nsses de0Un bts pas'
ssnRsrs u he can pooosoly 0ske "
sheeo.
Philip Bifx. Of Valla Valia. vii ee'l
his large sock sof treee shis fau -
Wholesale.
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BREvfrIxs.

n..,. = ssarr vs. in
~ -, :. w.s.sSd.v
spoeAe1 49,
The steamer M5nntsineef y ~ y, ~ 80 80
grsdsrUn unaefyosnx soafs 'sp
bHfofn.
ship ioAd o. fnIrosa IRON '.s -" = -
yet Sound & ony - ~ rer.,s.r
toNsd 40 % Lfftte - az" v"
Tho Oiym y.an was "a hour iste IN a.
irving fron d. tbs Sound lat nxhl sit
she broush. rs passengers 20 soAsuc sast
The sam-.
~. .,..-.ht~ " ali. waijA from Fan
-. .ss.,r.A fnso purs yesxegdAy
~ : -, 4 ,ss-,<.-r ~ viii ~ On =
moInsns - 49,, !. ~.,-, n Goa, far the
S Ia..ss -
=. ,,s..u - ,.cs.,;v bouxht Ms
~ ..,,.~-,r =, ernus street, rear
- 100 =. ~ ss...,Ssr. rnovef 10 fhe
~. 80 49, 49, 80 -sr 100 errct = bu q.
slas = VIZ - - 80 ,,ss,c.; ste az the rosi
es-s n0oso v" VIZ W
"sncs' -.
hs prospects 80 qnhs osls ~ -. -
constrac ton OF anofhcr iAfas Wss.ssso
warehouse ca Cosman wnAri, ~ -" s.s.,a
20 the nambes already gwen nc
will b. Published - soOa IS Inc nat'os
assumes definite shspo.
n, sill n. ,rn~u t,ored. that while coat
Inc os rrnuf street last wints-. NJ -
c,..sa Rrocxway was thrown from sie.i
80 sn.sainsd : b-okca leg. The limb
va sr, ana toe young lady eonfioed to
the ho,,se ever since. Yesterday IL was
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-28

HaoKgx DowS.~The steamer Cla'a
Brown. plying between Seattle and oiy
plA. broke hes shaft the other dsy and 10
bsinx rcpairss In Tacoma sns viii be
laid up about ten days The csptstn. who
cuma 10 town ON the floetwood. IN speak
ing Of tho matter. said: The reason We
Laid the boat up nj Tacoma Il bscauss We
wantsd to haul her out and do some work
ON her bottom while the new nhsft was
being put 10. We eonid have had the
iron work and the machine work done
Quicker and cheaper In sositlc. bat there
wns ro pisas hero to haul her out
shou'd lhlnk thu dock and ship balidtng
company would hurry no and get frsas
for business. ~ thoussnfs OF doilsss
worth Of business 10 being driven Away
from Seattle eve month On account ~
the shipyards OF seattle all be ng fenced
in hy the railroad. Steamboat men AL
prefer making repairs and ovsrhaains
their boats in sca,Gie. hecsnso the wo
can b. done much more exceitionAf
here. bat they are cor~peiet 70 go else
whore for the very esuse have lust mt n
tloaed. that thsre are no facilities IN Sc
Assis al present for hauling sus steam
boats. We have chartered the stesuncr
Joeephene 10 run ON nur rodtc until the
Cara Bfown IL repaired.
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N,w a,ess goods. C.sary.

ArrrxPrrpS uIcgpE. fs!lec woman,
knavn hy tee name OF Lille, roaming
ever a Washington stree. sslo1n. at
terrted salsias yesterday Afternoon a.
8 o'cisck. hy taking Al overdose Of
uaft hiue. she sss discovered IN .
ssapos. so0n sf,=r taking tbs croe, ana
= physician vas Summoned, Who ad-
tnin.s.eFed ali tie ressofativss ksovn
10 tie rrofesiau. tceladirg enesics,
ca,vGnie battery. etc. The woman vas
revived IN a short time, ard declares
tsai i. gill Be loaa tinae osfors she
rroents the dose
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OxA Csurs. William Rem
ter. Of Port BsAkeiy, has been making
a tear Of the upser soana daring the
r.ss few days. He bearded tia saesmes
s,i,,kasxky. vent 10 sas Little Shoe
kaus. ussse ess rosd-see Puget -eond
ana 0rss's Hsrbos railroad seFminases.
Frcm there te vsas TO OynpsA. sod re-
tcroed to Sestfle. Ware be eooscised
hss attorney &C some LEGAL matters. aod
rrserred 30 Port Bsaks,y 81 10 o'eiocs
Yesterday morning. The eartsin en-
,oys seoa tesish ard sssuaed pleased
vs,h tee rssali Of bis cruise
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-28

sonx FACTS Few people have any
adeq aete idea Of the enormous amount
Of fseish, rsesiv d at Seattle. During o
brief ecnvefsatioa yesterday With Mr..
W. h. stencsr, agent Of the Northern
Paciiis R,'irosd In this city. reporter
Of the fosr lKrHLIIoTScxn learns thai
the average amo1nt a freight received
here fran tbs east over the ltne he rep
reese nts, 10 eleven to iweive carlosts yer
day. Yesterday thirteen carloads came
through. Subsequently, the reporter
learned from tie agent OF tbs Cansot
an Paoific Ra way Company shst the
stesusrr Premier Of his line yesterday
brought from Vancouver. Is o., four
,een carloads of freight for Port tam
BILE ard Seattle. By sea the inroffs
ars greater titan those by rail. The
steamships giving regularly between
here and san Francisco bring from Sou
90 100 tons Per wtes auc the wells ire
of sailing vsssels hiring At icw ss'i-
mate from 100 TO 1000 tons per month.
10 saw uathiog about forei n ships ike
tse Royal Alice, Highland Light AID
alhetx, II ~ needless ~ say that the
credit side OF cur account. that is, The
rxpora trade Of tle rcft Is sqs'sy rrs q II
aa, greater. Lsst TO IN the exports
n coal slcas emoruted 10 ~ ss'S tons,
which IL a greater Qaantily than has
-ysr hsen shipped from any port on TIE
Pacific Toast. Ii required twenty seven
y-.seis b. carry this coal. The iamoer
exports have nos been vssy rrs AZ istsly,
fro.u thu siripls faes tbst most OF tie
sniiis are bay RAINING night snd dsy
- supply the lrubsr required Tor Build
N q operations "a tns csty.
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SAILING OF rHx Nxxice. steamship
nsxlcs. whiSh sai.ea trom Seattle for san
vrAnesee. yesterday AEfeEnecn. took frem
his pert 100 teas 4 eesi, - tens q rssssss,
l.neaas fsessai and the telaes,a- h~s q
pxssensers: Z. Marks. W. ?. s.s's'e~s.sa,
j a. stewart sna ste, hsss c. inAa' Mss
Hshsi Parker. Ms 1isri ss=sassi. MT =
a.. u.rkfss. !. =. Mis- ana sic, Mrs c.
f'.st,. 80 a,.,. ?. Asd.su<ks sst wife. Nos.
Me(,sAss, Alss NJ. NeCiars, sa3 81
"a tie ss1<rsSe-
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CasKp FoR. John Lcsry, rival OF Ut
Tanner wca, oct 10 the ceun,y farm les
,srs.y narnirs. where he WITH semaia
I'm he fai,ens up and - again 49, 20
,Fhss i,n~ fxsfias pabilshea In thess col
an.s ,,rtrr. Az mafnsng n i Who dts p
iieva,'it called at sour Hcnsa yssis ~ ~
tos.s,gan 10 40, the near starved inaa-
yiausi and conxsrae with hifia. NJ
Isxry toia the ssme story 80 one sso - !
ard Ire tank scss OF b. man -. o.
,.s,r ~sioa vfts II Many wha d@ Dc
Hs,,na ths .sssry sai called apoa TIE
man len hlsa csnviecci thai Ne BAL 10 :;
the trath rsxardlHg hts saife'ings. ~eS
uothlnS but the truth.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-28

Why IT WAS Nor HEATED. In speak
ing Of the reference made in these col
umns 10 the fact that, on the occasion or
the recent lecture. the auditorium o. the
opera house was not hsstcd. Mr.. George
Y. FRYE said: 'erhe opera house was MT
so,e the aaaieuos ascend ed snd the
sp-&ker commenced taking, and a. IL
takes IN orc than half n dsy To heat TINS
building, you will readily understand why
il wAs cold. saw tbs announcement IN
the mnrains payer to IN effect that tes
lecture wcud take plsre IA -see opsFs
hau.s, h.,t A. nothing had b sea said about
n 10 snycne sutho. isfd 10 lot ths oa IL
leg I. OF course. could not take iadie Al
notice Of what appeared In tue paper
That is ths Yes-on the loom was - co
aaa d s.grecAbie On tee occasion I'll
ladet 10
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Sx.tH rakv CozK.--Tke Fssssuoea ar
,,rsA frun % Sound yesterday AZ ilss .
n wssA IS p~ss~assss, ana BALI an hSar
,x.er tAs HayrxrA arrived Win as' q g..
E,ss xsexrf-s irft sea as<fsAfa sts
lsrrs .asss & paAssases AID ssnssssrsess
fsskeha
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JssssSs- Cnessss Olsasy.
REAL xS1AfB fRAESR1RS.

The sGxssgsseof ths roal eseaas trans-
actions On rhursdAy was Ss0h. Thew
woEU nine deeds nled-
wv EdwsxAs and wife 70 9 ess1. Jr..
tracs No - IN sunnyside ave asfe tzaets.
SNe.
G b narrin 70 DsRA u Darrin. lot l.
h1ock 5 Ia Jseksoa sexees addition 70 70
AstieL 9i0-a
K Derrin - Francis II Darris. lot ;.
book S in Jacksoa street addition 70 -
a4tle. o50a
in Wallingford and wife 70 julia A
Carts. ave acres N Sec II. 1p . y. X
east S7a
NJ X r Co to Dennis NuIlea. - acres
In Sec q, To u n. X ea0t. $40.
Charles + smith 70 Heafy d Smith lots
and block Il. In Horthera addition q
&c sttle. $3.50.
II Disnon and wife to Frank Parrotk
lot & a Somorville, 86lQ
Nj on n Robbins and Wife 70 Honfy
Burton, undivided oaehaH of lots 8 :,
and 9. In Eco Is. Tp q n. h eask $s0o.
Baby eaps. OhssseR Olsssy.
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rax pxtaSeU1Sy Tax kotIs-oean's
Aoal,or Wood has nearly completed sa-
at.ax tAe delinquent ,ax rolls. made ea'
-. ,-...s.-er urrssous 70 ;urnirS thers
~ - sss-ssy t',,s.hrAae fer csssscst en.
Te~ .ssr-rs .fss have nct hsssn deserssai 81
q. III a,af II l. heSsextd they arc snsa4ae3
thai on Tho rsalis last ySar.
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Hs pisN LIKE CoVhr. -ths wa :"
Mar.hsli Blsan. late Of Olympia. Was is'eo
for record yesterday IN the sntiie 80 siesA
a.alsrge amount q ssc dec ni y,os
a,,r "a ie King counsy. Nj. flsnn daa Ms
nrctssse that the courts shool1 BAY shs
thlns ~ 10 With the fe'iic ch, ~ - :.
80 $50. MY executors may tsecsse
,h.ir ,F,,.s hc-e'n without ccaEss trAnisi.e.-
- ~ ,ao .isvS ard cum ssersssrc an too
o,sen wexa;sSas mac htsesy 81 a pso, ,s'.s
ccurs, Nr. B,iHa ased IN Vosees'' 's's'
utcrx than eight yesfs SSo
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ARRIVAL or THE PREMIER -- The
steamer prea,isF. Captain o Brsen. arrived
here at an carly houg yesterday morning
Atpcrt Gamble she discharged iso tors
~ n,ise,,llzneous freight. sha hsd lArg ,
H., az n ,ssenser- many 81 whom were
far salnts IN tho Willamette Ns'ler. The
passengers for this port we're ~ feiiows'
s,hwsstE, J. n. White and wife. Mrs.
Whites AZ. ali bean. G Land berg. Mss
uswat. n King. Eu Al rig~r. Mrs Coz
ina Nj ro,.dy. ". Mcdonald. \ fsnn'
der, WIN. Harser and t~o soss n Ms
I'm, Nasxle BsAn. Willie boai. FrAnA
i.uutihT n. Kennedy.
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THE BoARD or DIRECTORS OF SCHOOL
pi.:rss. Nc: / q Ing e:sS 2, 49,; Gs' ,a1s
mens advisable 10 submit - tie qualified
school electors Of nd distriet IL quetioo
vhethes they may Incur an Indebtedness mot
to exceed 60 Per cent Of the aeseaDsd vAlua-
ton for q much tbescef - may 10 necessary
Of the ssssssAbls properly Of sA'A Dissict
scSooi buildings for ssid district, 10 furnish
the same. g. Improve the sroan1 and - pas.
chess supplies and oehse sppaiznccs and ap-
pa-asus fer teaching. Notice y therefcfs
given TO the qualified electors Of School Dis
trics No. I. d King county, WAahineecu Terri
tory. that N election vii b held % III.
DAY, THE FOURTH DAY or MAJ. 1855.
at Bruwn's Pavilion. on seceod strsss, b.
tvsss Spring and ss0ecs s,sesta. in The city Of
ssstsls. In sAid county and isrritsfy, - which
election viii be submitted the question Of In
CURING - iaAebts5nsss a09 70 e1eecd eae
psr cent ri the assessed valuation fee 70
much thereof - may be pecessaryl q the -
sesss.ls property Of Fad Di.essee MOL fef ne
February "a. iso4 - furnish sdeiuoosi
schosl buildines Tor said distziee. to farnisA
the same. 10 tnprovs The sru0od and 70 pur-
chase supplies and other Appliances md sppe-
Sasus for ,sachiaG.
The polls viii 10 open Tor ~ rssspt1oe q
voscs 81 O'Clock p. m q nd day, asd vtll
be Kept op<n until o'clock p. N. a M day.
ALI electors In favor Of borsosing noeey VII
write For incurrinE iDdeb<sdneea, Ys" %
tbeiS baiio>s. - tAoss oDpossd. ~ tncsr.
ring indebeaApess. No."
bassd April 81. lses.
TT. MINOR,
wM. II. HUdHD,
J. n RklnK,
pissesors Of School Diserss No. l,
King County, WssbinGton f9rfaery.
n 4, HAvIBoaz1. Ciefk oe MD oistr1ct.
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Lsdiss Hair Dressing Psyios, corcef
Nam sud Secand streets. sasmpooino
aus hair work Of every description on
hard az 8 rsee 10 order. a. s5sos
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PAsAscIs Oar new lot ius1 In. VI
have every style direct fTcn the mann
facturers ct easssra cash prioss. CHARLES
f11eaF.
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MassIAaS lIcE>sss--tss ocass 80
si,or has sssxed he tSiewsn< HAAsriAxe
,,.,.,,..., ssis-cn she's eeek snt Miss
49,. Ronr,. both Of Se<tiles Aad >ess
sr.sssen and ngss Mary ssscrsson- toth
~ ~esffie.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-28

Our store being % we'll light
ed An inspection of the goods can
be had at Ill times.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-28

The parasols and sun umbrellas
are here BY the hundreds. With IL
yer handles and wood handles. The
coverings are In moirs antique,
India silks. amber striped silks Dr.
ured satins, bangalinss and In ell The
new shades; and In stylish plaids
our MORE antique paraso's are spsci.
mems Of beauty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-28

CLUIHlNU
DEPARTMENT.
NEH's and YOUTHS
All the leading styles are fully
represented in this department,
among which are classed FIVE bat
ton and four button low roll cut
away sack coats, from $3.50 to
S26.
Frock suits in . variety Of pat
terms, mostly dark, ~ they are
generally used as dress suits.
The style Of cut runs in four but
ton cutaway. one button Chester
field and one button working coat
suits, ayd range from $l2 20.
In double breasted Prince Al
bert suits We have the corkscrew,
whipcord. pique, widewale aud
granite pique, ranging from $50
to $3.50 per suit, though many
prefer coat and vest alike and
striped pants with this style o.
coat, 20 We have an elegant a..
sortment Of fine pants from - to
% to 60 with such suits.
In spring and fall ovsrcoats
both light and dark shades are
worn, mostly silk aaced, and the
PLAIN hy-front sack overcoat.
They range in price from s2S te
SO, some silk lined throughout,
They make . most beautiful gar
ment, which in this climate ID
most useful - it can be worn
throughout the entire year.
Onr pants Tor to be very
English, trousers) stock is very
complete and in endless variety
Of patterns, al Of tie latest and
most fashionable shades, ranging
from $50 to % per pairi
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STATE. i,ou ana marble r1sEt.es. we
sne ssope hearses Al CafAesA
werks. Yssier's vharf. &0s
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CLOAK ROOM


Second Floor, Take kievssor
Never looked gayer or more bright
than now. The new spring jackets
for ladies and misses, hundreds OF
them are here, nicer jackets than any
one can imagine. Black jackets In
oAevioss and in corkscrews and In
chevron diagonals. go jackets to
o jackets. Then the plain cloth
jackets in colors. in gray. in tans y
to Sia each. Braided jackets in
black, in tan, in gobelin, in blue. In
gray, in brown. - much or - little
brsiding ~ you please. Jackets Tor
slender people and for stout people.
A variety Of jackets that surprises
everybody. The beaded pelerines or
shoulder wraps In oil Jet and irridss-
emit beads $50 and lower - go each.
The dressiest and most elegant are
hare ia these beaded wraps. The
long garments, too. for spring wear.
listers and Raglans braided aad
plain in stripes. checks and plain
colors.