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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-18
City Property.

IN loss is Srslcr's sscone supplemental
ai,fitinsa. one block from Masltssfsl
street lsoases al rosns them. ffter-
$50 esra.
a hesutsfui cleared lots ia n, T. Den
ny's hith addition. Free &-es'
near street car line aud within TIVE
t,locks ai sastor iine route
iot with E-FsAssa hard HRishei hoe>s'
,nn I. f,,rnnx : PARK sdfiiioo7 tso
hlceks from motor iine route. FriVe,
StSo
. e,..a-s-t lots In runtius .ssidisiusli
commands tae view. Priv. si1e
Ia; In porcn addition. ssih trssoia
house. Price. kssc.
l.,t in Kaufman addition. This : a
ea,,sco lot. only = bisek fren'
eabie ears Price. $50.
IN lots. HnSisns's addition 10 Snehe.
mish city. all level ami hSastfnl
lots. cleared. within ave minutes
walk az West Snsss railFoas uefs'f,
tsrs,-s from sffe a. xies reF lot >sis,
h's.,i.h il ffsss&y the ms'<s f-ssss.ssssl
infaD.s town in Western Washing
snn s0r investment
q an.eae-e lots In S8ohoHish tits
b.,os..s fa,ilt ali rssuad thefa. tcaii
rsfulis situated frice. $iG escn-
. ie,s In Saehonlsh city fo- sse eaca-
. io,. In sanao.aisa ci,s ies 80 csrh-
.~rxs az rich bottom land sssteitssns
~anAosnssh CITY. Price. ssso
Ia. In sassAasnlsa siis for ss-A
an .err. fsae level land TIVE rnsirs from
whnfcom. Pr5ce, so t-f srFe.
- -. .,.... aa,t haif failes frsm ~
hcnae. ssiitahas for siisiaiiiS rate
Assa 10 acre tracts = Q Issf Se's -
- - vi.asa hall milr III >es
"a s,s.,ss.,,.. very desirable, dos I rcs
Is,~s mis- opportunity "a Hsske an
investment
ar.c c,nl nr,ererty tof sale
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-18

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Tie pczsee- she sid f1r pessex szy1ar i
rsnr1xre<x arF xrare hisss xsree ysxurn ~
and as tf1zrsziar fsF ksssss -{f ssrinnaa
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fhesa ms~eifT Fasrssnx 10 hsy trzz vszr
sd So stx corfi iaxex, ~KAxt ID saa xsy-
r.cse az raistzx AKA fx shall s<x
hsM xaxs sis fxtAer was s1arsixrxs Sah As
uhoza. assa zkpsr nd zzsaz!z~A izz.eArrx Sad
he<ser sernf s<ut =
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sssrs4zsssa1 Exssssass&@sz z87sss - Sezxrs =
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rhr Trsd~.-t ass.. victory.

AIsAsY, 5aiy i7.--Thc lssissasafs a.
srsutsled in extra session today Hsu's
sRe<ss<e related solely TO the subject Of
rEAking an appropriation "a sr,ssi,ir fsss the
ssppo,s ~ is* eeuyiefs IN the r-isoas Il
Tie -sAsr
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NOTABLE DEAD.


SgrED xsSErArTt gEk-
ATz.axrte GTy4. y =. JNly I---Less<- A
EarFsc.x. president "a TIE s9enecr Arms
Ca ssssSa rss-,3xs,
kxSES 2 -.AxsccD
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Nsy=Sswrssarzs rxsizzs in this estk. 1sss n
.sag Fr,s-y, 1g.s 10 fss1 be sasss-1 a. sasesSe
s,azsr axeas - .sa9 SsTtGsest Efsa s'sses
raiizes1s In 3>.z ~ aessssze Sszsfaa s.s-s.s
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X IA q w. ssrEtssx szz-s Ssz - = AZ
a. nrsssss 81 tszs- SssFsssz s-ss ssstssss H<rrs
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Ax xsS1csS xEzsz-
sa~rzsy <alv rs ---5r tssezs Henry 80 pa
rss-s5sies.s q tse tsn4zsgs Free rtass- ;
sseaz
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EL0FKD AGAIN


EAifer Msere. Ous - Rail. Dassp-
pears. - 1Does Mrs ysrtsn-
Eorxks- gasy I----3n<3xx 6a.hr;e messed
Aaass te4x srcrnzux. tat he Was fsasaesst-
xssls rsxrzessxsf ~ cez.zsahss scr z4s.lsxrs
and psr--d Easte- =, sc bonds sud hts ease
So Esr n<x1 Aozsssxy
81 asaEI<- tssiy r. Dispatches zrss.
Tcr.ekx. rs. tais afsera<sa s4y tAst nsss
szzhHandiag yasrs declared aszsr his re.
lease ~ Sas1xs fsukavie ssst be usss.i :ss,s
attempt - xvAte she oz<eers. he hzs dssar
yesrrd ard aetsts see-zs - know kss
ssseEszsegsssx He Nxs l4ss seen sH eaaxzi.
tx<sra With his zttsxncs ezs the street
B.<,ssses,<s received freEa Topeka lase 10
Hz=ns sag fbe whereabouts OF Moore has
mol b<-a dsseus~red. Mrs Sarrsa has sssc
sesf the apssl ard saaaot b fosad Tae
senerzl .sagersssess i thzf tary s-e stxssstse-
sssaeuhsst IN fae vicinity ard thelr .sn-
ye<1 SIS they xlli be on band - rasSs the
ehsrSe of sstuit-y ea Nonsisy saefuiag
<Iexf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-18

THE vkro PRESIDENT.
Ciesriz.a.. Fas~rss~ oc<nnxsscs,
TeEr Msrc rensk~a nsfi<.

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tisr< ssff esassrment II uo1sz hzsr as.sss
a sad sSsssdsIioz ~ mef4sss Il eer-y eA,ssaFes
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nea - s<atlaS s<asast hes xsve4rzzeSsS
"a Acs fkAg - szuzSefxa fsr1safsas.s
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EeEfisxBs tEiy tz.--E1l< sHsraEEg {s93ss
Sses-ts e.rsscrssI breaght before ksm a.
sentence Frank Hofs> convicted oE ASA ali
Win 8 dangerous weapon Gpof = " Mar:
land After reviewing the ca>e ana stai
inE thai ssarlzsg kfs Ten years sxs.sfsxzes
n:s the hesssh he eozlsd nat reeaii rasrx wan
fssa xls8 sialicfazis eoadnct. The 57ssxe sen
fsnssd bin 20 six saosfhs in the peaitsn
slsry. HORT. although resy yuarsg. so0s
the ssnteHcs xsfa fAe raiiasssax Il yes
eraa. and sw1xs.resf esir Of the court rom
- u he exgsee5es Ia be regarded in TIE
lixhs OF 9 hero.
Ia the police esars today JeAn O. Lewis
charged Hsth srItssrsl satssnary with his
ss-fer-sG-iza. who ls 9xnxzatrr ef Rev
-amael Br.ser. al Wal;a waisa, u1ESes.
examination Nad vas bound over in tbs
sEsa Of sszsp
The sxasaie.fissn Of The three ehfuafaen
charged vita atiezzs. TO Iaufdrr Enang
Foo viii have an examination ss-Haorross
Bali was sxed al $3.50. t-tse and s2sp ~
spetfivels-
In Jrsiye s.earnSs esyars his morning sl.s
noistiazs Wm. sksDaoa Brtsce plezdeSi
guilty % eha-ee gsf defarlRs = bsis1si
Ssd Sentenced rs three faenfhs' i'm prison
i1sff in the coaaty jail
W I! Burke. TIE tsscoai. player. cAarsssi
WITH fe.czsous assanis upon Maggie Nryers
pseasfcd gait. 70 Ssszazf and lsatse-s and
viii ne sentenced 10 fnorreN.
CA1ng Foe. the nixrssergasly as<sufsa-si
ceiazsasss, i getting along finely and vii
recover. HIS waaads cannot b. IS scrio2.
- a. tfss represented.
Portland Notes.
PoxrlAxD. Jaly I7.--on galy : gusfx
ssearns granted an elderly LADY. Julis
G.yzs.ie. divorce from Wra- GoutTir Thfs
morning the divorced wife aud husband
appeared Ia the same court as witnesses
fas their daughter. Nary tloBirr. wao sT,-
pied 10. a tsvorce FROM FrAak tsoaser, a
-
nothing 70 has wlfes- support ia y resrs
The sfecree was granted.
john Walsh eexsn 81 action Ia the cir
cut coesrf to-day against the sity OF Afbiaa
Ia recover sate damages. The eol8pikin&ot
SAYS that on The sfh of February hr stepped
aad was disabled from work sstne wreks
on account al which he claims the sbovs
damages
A recent order from the general msaasef
OF the q. r. 4 y. Co has been promulgated,
directing sae disrsutiHaaaee hencetorth o!
all OCEAN pilots hesesefn used on s.aeir
steamers running between Portland and
san franrisca
Runaway Accident Near Portland.
PoRrIssa. JGly l7.-rbls rnorniag An.
drew savauAIgh, for many years frurknsn
fog T. Martha 4 Ca. a1i his wife uers
driving near 30ssu<oFi's creek. Ia fcueif's
valley. The horse took fright and pre-.
eipttsted tbs bargF. containing NJ. aaa
Mrs Gayanangh. over a high rmt.an kneisf.
Mr.. Caxaua1<h had his e<aiar hons. shonl-
der blade aud four ribs troken Il is ssp-
PISSED he has also sustained internal Ia.
jury Ms. csy4naaei,-s face. sreass aai
shoulder we're bsiiy hart
s5sunke. Kelly Unfortunately Alive
PoxEsasp. july IT-Tae reported drown.
ing II .-Buaso'' Kelly <eesnx 20 have been
grouaGiess Before 10 O'Clock this fHo-a-
lag Kelly reported At the ce-n.rr's osfsee.
Kelly teok the matter as a good Soge. bsi;
sn-ck exceptions 10 being deuoHinascSi n
s.sa..s-- sas.s--
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CALIFORNIA TKAIN-wRECK.
A Fireman Extrtrated by Amputat
ing His leg.

soszsxr. Cal. yafy IA WORK train
t11a1 North enlisSss3 slth f=eigaf train
bound ssufh h<twees this pisce aud fiuaia
this ssoraiHg This collision took place in
= sharply rounded cut, aasi the eEg5neer
did not sce the other train aaIsi sitfia Z
feu yards oi each esber. The engineer and
freIaan ON the freight rrasn jumped and
escaped wift sight Injuries EaSiueSr
Buck OF the work train also esrspef By
jumping. bat fireman Fish was caught a,
the engines came foxsther
The eagines were csrapseseiy telesser-ssa.
srsd whcn the wnrkn4en wens 10 Fssais ss
sistsaee they found him .fsstenesi unaer
the wreck and .nse}o;se1 In a ei0s:d Of cs
Gaping steam. He quietly asked The Enen
10 shuf of tae steam The steam was shut
of, hat Fiss. izr fastened uEsfcf Tho wrssk
several hours. ash wAra = physician AZ
rived The seg had 60 be zsnpusased tefays
he csssiss he released Tae engines and
sxrx grc airso.s total wreck
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MEYER ~ DORM BOCH.
AEHfThTs AND stiPEHtSTEND-
a -, ~ front street. kenney block,
Ho iels
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..-..-.-..----:- -
| Lhu. aalssa- l.Lirns..ssG
|sAaI0I { ARMSTRONG,
DxAIxn ~
| REAL
ESTATE
Agents.
Farming Lands.
50 acres marsh land in
Skagit county. near Mt.
Vernon. This is A No.
/ land. Price, $3.50
cash.
100 acres of rich bottom
land. n mile west of
Terril lake, in What
com county: alder and
vine maple; land easily
cleared.
100 acres on Orcas island,
"a mile from postoffice
and steamboat landing:
90 acres cleared. 40
acres under fence: good
farm house and barn:
stream OF water runs
through place; school
house within a mile.
Price. $40 per acre;
$1,000 Of this or time,
to suit purchaser.
lao acres on Orcas island.
This land is easily
cleared; no large timber;
good soil. about one
mile from boat landing.
40 acres suburban tract
near Hall Bros. ship
yard on Salmon Bay.
Price. $5ooper acre.
isS acres two miles above
Snohomish City, known
as the Low farm. Ev-
cry acre of this is rich
bottom land, SO acres
in meadow. and will
yield annually $50 tons
ofhay, good farm house
and barn, with sheds
and outbuildings: so or
90 fruit trees, all large
and bearing heavily.
consisting OF apples,
pears. plums and cher
rics: 20 acres pastur-
age. Price, $ss5o. one
half cash. balance in ,
years at 10 per cent.
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" ASH S@fss*. Jslis i7.--faeasr4lsRe sesien
hiss t-ss. txkea - sse hers-s tsstasasffea On
nlsista-s afAifs ga fsee's re-aissfkan cs.fiaE
o. tst sserslarz 81 the snfersssT f0e imsaF
nSsstar relative - slsc zarsse zffssa for pea
sisssss " ssfsscess % the sas,rsf Ssstzs fasy
@sld nsssliae e.arrss wfssa sertesi Aaaasaf,sy
sAsses yese skrsF;~r.f frsua The rs,.is ssreaase
q ssssfF srtlrss tn fcsEinx ske ronftdsFzsr
fsrHes- Tar essseasss<sosef at lss-1sSzasls hes
Eefasea 10 grast appiisH;isEss fns peassssas
II s,zg.h eases
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eonrlsse abstracts of title furnished To
~ hnds In tia city of seattle cr King
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Inspector Boniieid is reported 10 hare
said privately that the plot was q ueiiAE.
ragged oae- Ahdssf twczsfy determined
f1crterezs sere IN the conspiracy. aud
ttey ueye. after rersaia hoa~ after snsl-
nigf1t i.1HlgiaI. to b az the honaes Of Gr1n-
Eeii. Carr. b1nneid. Prank Water and
Gen. Stiles and others ofspr0aanxnce La
the Prosecution Of The Hay market assassin
by narni;e was tn he placed beneath TIA
h0uses OF these. aud the powerful exp;o-
size Was 30 be touched Of simultaneously
The beard OF trade building was TO h-
blown - the sky nj the same time, and .
wholesale reign of terror issaBgsrsfed
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rae .meaa~a sanar, cs.iI nslI.

WASH setsf<. gals s7.-fa sGnl.ry e3eu
appropriation hil ss fsfsogtei - ne s.Eatc
lacsss ha. l.r~a iaerrAsra hF The se@sse
soaaniftes frula s-5.xaaa 20 - 10 fsss,
5sat il - sill ssg%fKfo less ff4Aa the essi-
Fsaf<s. Il ezecea fass yss-s t4Is by nSzrss
s,s9asfos foilsz sas are fiss inrrsasxs GA
steH appropriations los hght ansi<s=s fsassse
of IzsssEfs, EeEtces Island, New Yefk.
ssr remr rietiag tie Pedestal and At-
Prssrhcs. ssasec. folaf fsss.as. al. So 500.
saiisst Fassf. taal.- SSa.ee. fmF.lns ri<cs,
Or. s~s-tste. Astoria. Or. <iaa.1a The sus
lowing ara among the n.srss imf-orsaRt ms
celizneusis items VI the appropriations in
fht hsNs For eassnrr-aiioa % fira of
tas,isfisss In she rsisiofa< ~cFgtes. inerezse
fr7sa s-eoe "a seen. fsr international
s2gyer Of the Hexitaa h~susssisrJ,
hae. work 10 es saae tsy army ottceFs,
sla.soe Aatsr Hasdb1rx scais fn the tei-
lowing e<stmafsx Fur completing the
rrssefst wosk al sae meaih a tse CofssmhiA
river, y. f-1-s9. for aexf year. 81. .fsse. .sssS;
caslstrartins csnai as the CasrAsses 81 the
eola8hia rises. u sas 90 10 cosnpsese the
,srosec,. and ts<a.xu fsg Hexf ysar
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4 River aai Harssr Desfieek,

wssaESSrox. Jaly f-.--rhe sossfcsess ga
ths sssef AID Aarlssr hlH eesEn 10 have
reseassi IN iraFsa~Sab5r es-zlxr. aaf VII
f,7aaaass y s<sSf .fss2ercefn ssnr The items
IN af<pais arg tils fssrs2se I.&ks eaaAs the
Eesgts flser, ia. siksas. ssla iss Bosanea.
hcis. ssrcen aaa fafrea rsvts~ traFresss.
meat i,r.sssasistea Tae hosssc r1aferccs
express 4 s11iEzaes> . eccrfsl The s~a4is
pF>fEsrsi5sssra zssr the ptirsEe-s of Gnc4a and
Bsrrea rixer properly. ssss Aeia ossf s,urs3iiy
sAslszss Sue 81 f7rrS
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Timber Lands.

AS acres witisin one half mile Of sail
water. will cut t7.s9e,ae Price,
81 par acs~.
l6O acres. viii eat sero.co; II railroad
sk .uid b. huilf % rers Townsend i
will ran through this tract vii
sell timber without the land, cy both
together Price. t->c. cF $50 sof
timbcr
aso ,s w,is ,,. ,s,sss ssa 81. ,.s. s..
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A California Town Abiaxe.


DAaSxf. Cal, sssy i7s-Tae town % Cal
ieo Is burning ~ In tae h1slness rSr-
tio. had gone and heavy sind was carry
Ing the flames 20 the dHriHars. This =
the second great Gre within q sesr.
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bad as firsf repaired. Tke Ere <tartcx. in
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sas,seas The sstcT saEnpsay had tAe
a1ser turned sf - ssske nssessz-y repairs
on the pipe. or xsue side 0f f6e sfr<-ef would
have heea saved Tiss total loss Is afsJss'
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feared be viii die. Fas<g1 has been held
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sexn has burned to the x-qaa3. Fire
started in the oss hcss-c ~aa4aF snesrnia<
and st.rezd 70 tie sdsaic3ug buildings.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-18

II was xgreed that Grsaaeils house
should 70 up :irs,. and Judge Garyss sexs
and last saturday night sas the time sci
for earring out the plot lnspccfor Bon
field was the third man doomed To die. but
iasi bow hEsi not beesi fully dscidea upon.
On July aroack examined the premises
os Judge ssyinnell. vita view TO the hab-
is Of It's occupants When he res.ssfs-d 10
his com isSnions that rfghs, the eEsruity oi
the of.enss began 10 dawn upon theSowa.
who iaafe up his mind 10 SIX irfsad far
adyier. The latter hurried 10 the police
Department ard toli his story.
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Ex4ReHERs or RECORDS II 90 n !
pu, =. IS, 81. third door. rnion Block.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-11
CONSIGNFES.

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w C Jackson, Peacock. II & GO. Baldwin \ Co
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d Johnson, Mr. Pritchard.
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10-Fordg Office, Garrett, ) q Co. G Haines
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A Colony Up in the Clouds.

from the san francisco Butetif.
Life at the Lick Observatory, over 40, 0
feet above the ocean level, on lofty sum
NIT, with other mountain crests only for
neighbors is an interesting study. Here is
probably the highest colony in California.
The astronomers and ecessary employees of
the observatory form a little world of their
own, and few of them care often to go out
side of it. The stage that comes once a
day brings news from the world outside
and visitors, curious to see the wonders of
the mountain. A contract with n San Jose
expressman secures all needed freight once
u month, sometimes oftener A butcher
with supplies comes up the twenty-eight
miles of tortuous mountain road once a
week. Cows and chickens are adjuncts to
the commissary department. QUAIL, rab-
bits and deer are plentiful in surrounding
canyons, and some of the sportsmen- astron-
omers occasionally bring them down. The
summer air is soft, and SO rarefied as to
exhilarate and make great exertion seem
slight. All the astronomers came from
cities, yet none complain or sigh for at
fractions beyond those revealed by the
marvellous telescopes.