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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02
4 nA 1zgen
1U1MnD E9uA11nuD = agkx1ka
s.AruA Assn a IN

II oaAxuA Aesil a IN
To M Esuua.
Year sssisss 10 sse1as's papse -
seoes bsii1iax sounds ~ tsas darn.
III 0Ajss1 sAoaid hsss esss aisss1
sp DoaaAs 80. II iaaA s0ssss e
esattis NJ s,andzaa b thsir oss light.
Assy sf ~ fsfuss - III - ssassea-
- peissa nd vsa's inpssvs. ~
= nfo % ~ oAns 10 - - n Dou14o
psskd 70 Abandon the tdea AZ . homo =
siD sssy hseaes thsy esosd - and
coosss - livs =. nnd tneos ~ had .
isskte Dcoey - issa1 b ~ p1faAass
of SsCpsssy - - - haeh = ~ vil-
dRnsns TOO - shsss 0tsss fsoa ~
eeaass of boalnsas IL shsy visAsA - oOa
honas Of the1r en-. Th1s oanh4 ~
- b. La sheeo vho ovn 0sss vAeaas
land than thsy oaa uss I'll % fas Q fais
ps3es - those Uho vAns - baih he0aA
CO ies the ovuaRs Of vaoaas Doos h.
rrovs then and rsos fas . fais issssosa
on their moosy. Tks ssarsisy q hooass
R1ves the avasidcas lnndloe1 - sssoos
for extossioa. Tasee \ iajuss3ss =
rents, - cell - oehse tAinas mess -
tosie0L
Tar IN months a noes I hsvs bssn
looking sos Q hsuss Of eight, nine OF ~
rooms. I have o6esod 20 euuess Of ~
east prspsety 10 nsnt for . nanbeR of
ysan II shey vuald baild Ter n, hat ]
havs not ~ v1sh sa0ssDL have ef-
fseed 70 bay On The in11aalmsnt plan
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02

Coat sHIrnxxTs.-The shipments Of
coal from the Newcastle, Franklin. Ce-
dss River and Black Diamond mines.
Gil Of which are tributary to Seattle.
dusica the month Of April aggregated
10 round numbers 10000 tons. The
shipments from ths Black Diamond
we're greater than daring any month 10
the history OF the company. During
March over 5000 tons were shipped
from this city. Tue falling OF 10 &C.
counted for In tso ways; First. the
scarcity Of ships to carry of the coal
during the hrs; week 10 Apsil; secoud,
the shattino down OF the Franklin
mice during Tire latter part OF the
month 10 place 10 position the new aud
more powerful saschinery. fbe ship
meuts during April we're SUe tons
greater than dorina any pgsyious mont -
= "a the one exception Of March.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02
REAL ESTATE.

Twenty i've dseas were nled for record
yesterday Involving values to tho amount
6. 6sk. - follows:
Della Kewan and husband to N W Bat
tie. - and q. block I. Burke's second
addition. 500.
w A Kinney to HE Kelsey. lot L block
76 Denny park addition. 1475.
y ke.key to John r Murphy, same.
$50.
" d Wood and vito TO H L Mayo. lot
10 block l6. Woods supplemental plat of
blocks l6 and IL Burke's second. $l50.
Thomas II Campbell ana wife to Right
Rev. Aegedius Sunser. lots II and Il
b ock J. Belle Sixth addition. 81.
II T Scott and wife to p McAndfewa.
lots and 1. block "a, Ross addition. 3220
n rink and wife to Viola Hawkins,
iof & block 70. Woodland addition, 81.
@ n Hailer and wife 70 thomas V
Coffin. tract Of acres, RavenAa Park
addition, SIS.
Gsoree Dorfell and wife to Thomas B
Coffin tract OF acres. Same. e2r0.
George Doffe.l and wife TO Thomas B
Coda. block I. . and 3 RavennA Park
addition. 3l600.
W N Gleason and wife to Carl H Pom
eroy. lots l. . ana 3. Soc 8. TIP Is N. X 8
east. 1792.
II Scott and wife t, CAmpbell, lots 6
and I, block 1. Ross addition, $40.
e e Caikihs ct al TO Ronald McLAchlan.
i've acre trActs and o. Leaf edition.
$i0C0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02
BREvTTrEs.

ne sug Tyss ceajsd h-ss yssssrday Cd
fhxa proceeded 70 Port GaRb5a.
James Yrasisr, . ckruaze drunk, -
Assd 500 yesterday. for ssliiax isQusr q
lsf1nkA
NJ. Robnscn's horvs mn swsy 10
ssssing throwing TIE driver cut and SER
jousiy irjurine n'n. The hans vss killed
Tps steamer Eaterprise. hslossing q
CsssAin l. p. HastlngR Of Port Towusee4.
Oil undergo the uoeo1 eeAoA insp<c&to1
- norEtng-
Mr.. Smith has ccmmeuoe1 shs voek q
e1ssinx oos eli the property, both real ed
pefDcnaL heionxinx 70 the tass nsm At L.
y. kmi,h 4 ssa-
IL sssssou I Poo block h sffli On the
0nSkss. Nennrs- EsAelmnn, LAeyeiiyn Z
Company having c0aeiadGd 70 ol2nr u fes
3 fsw days isngss.
A contract was Ist yesterday b. the g.
e1sle. Lake Shore Eastssn Railway Com
Dssy 70 . n. Brown for tbs constrnrsioa
0oa. In eauak slough valiey. tocsss STA
n compliance win Law. and upoe . c<r-
u6sAss fem the Hgso-abss Cnief yustace
Washington Territory. hes peen regularly
snroissd a. agent 10 practios before the
Usissd 1sates lad ef1cs ~ Seattle and
fhs general land of1cs.
Ths following ma Rags iicsnses were
ystsryiay grated BY Ausisor Wood:
Ssrhard Er.ckaoo, Of Bothsil. W. T.. and
Niss DorotheA KlfstiDs Lowe. OF Nor
Wny. John W. ohrivsr add Mfn. Ado
taiAe sibisy. 18th OF seattle. ,. y. VII
s1u, Of Woodinvilic. and Mas Ella Wet
nors. Of Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02

DmTuouIsnED vprross-Breves Me-
1cr General A. v. KAutx and Captain 4.
b. savage. OF the United States army.
stationed st Fort NiobraSs. Nebraska,
arrived in Seattle lsst evening on the
Alaskan. They nrs on q pleasure VISIT
70 Puget Sound. and after spsndirQ .
fee DAYS IN the city viii leave for VIC
tofts, y. o.. whence they will return
East VIA. the Canadian Pacific railway.
6snessl ksutx 10 one of the esrly day
psonsers Of Washington, having been
10 command OF o company Of United
States regulars 1t Fort 6teilacoou.
which be bailt thirty odd years ago.
Tbs general owns property q Taeoms,
Seattle and Hteilaooom, and has. IL may
be presumed. q very good opinion Of
this Puget Sound cosntfy. That the
general 10 hale and hearty 10 sitested BY
the fast inst be " still in sctive service.
Captain savaQs 10 dne looking gentle
man under middle eye, vhs has been
IN tbs service Of Uncis Sam ever eipce
the vas Of the rebellion. o. which time
ha was attached 10 she ll6th New YaSk
volunteers. The captain vas ssatiorsd
at San Fran ,isco fsw years, and sub
ssQuently took part In the Apache Indi-
an var on tbs borders OF Arizona and
Mexico. Tois Ia fhe csptaio's arss visit
to Puget Sound.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02
MILITARY ELECTIONS.
AxL I'm mAxrLs nuFrIA ooanAxu
sRLsc1 ov1bnnM voo 90 IoAD-

ALL I'm aRA1rL1 MILITIA oooRAxUl
aRLBc1 oy1sua1s POO 90 1oAD.
Pursuant 10 general order No. 6. e.
sued BY Colonel J. O. Hsipes. aod in
sooosdsnos With the Requirements Of
the militia iav Of Washington Terri
tory, each company Of the Arss reei-
ment Natioual Guard Of Wsshinatou
assembled In ooovsufioa las9 evening
for the purpose Of eleetipe eomoany
ofkeeFs for tho ensuing term. Mos #
the old ofjacess, nan eemoiasioeed On
Gers and pRivases re-enlisted under the
nes Law. and sooh part In the election.
TIE ofhsers elected By company B.
Seattle rifles. we're - follows: Joseph
Green. captain; Z. B. Dsvseo. hSss
iieuteuast; J. 4. WhaiIsy, seeool lien
tenant. Owl officers we're also elected
a. follows: Oapsein Joseph Green. presi-
dent: Fred. j. Gfsnt, vice pfesjdeot; A.
81. Young. secretary; and Fred. j.
Wood, treasurer.
The election Of company z resulted
a. follows: e. n. Carr, esptaiu; W. r.
sharpe, nrst lieatenant; J. !. 4cNauehA,
seeo1d lieutenant.
Ooupanv D elected the following Of
ioefs: c. L. r. KELLOGG. captain; 4. p.
Brown, nrss lieutenant. and W. 81. Cor
BAN. second lieutenant. The hest Of
feeling prevailed daring The election Of
these ofi3csrs. Io some instances there
vas considerable rivalry among the Va
ri0us candidates fer military prefer
ment. hut In every instance the defeated
caadidats accepted the result In good
faith. and Wsen the vote Us announced
congratulated his sueoeesfullsival.
The meeting Of the Rifles VS. pre-.
sided over BY Major SCOTT. company Z
By Captain Joseph Green. and company
d by Captain E. II. Carr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02

A PicSIe.-Th.n the Steamer Fleet
wood arrived from ap soapd yesterday, she
had the members Of The Firss Battalion
bad aud about 100 other passengers 90
board. Tbs hsnd played several patriotic
airs as the steamer approached the wharf.
and a large delegation Goa gseg1tet 10 gel
cone the boys home. ], seems they BAD
goae 10 Tscoma on the Hayward the tsy
pr-yioas 10 attend = grand Republican
rally. sd fading them in that city Cap
tan Hatch exte1se9 - them the ooarfesses
OF the steamer f!eeisocd, AID The eaad
accepted the iaviiatlon, and cane bore &C
.hsi little flyer. This locks Ike = picnic
sIes-sSs. said s reporter TO Captain
H.irh. oh. lA.s Is nothing ~plaed The
Seuisl captain. yoa should have seen as
when we left Olympia. We erOagAt ihe
teachers and pupils from Olympia high
.sa-.as 10 sse!iacoon. where tAey bod .
psesAc to-day. aaa tbs sTeziag se shaa take
em home Travel is good. and 4 xe bad
steamer 6oabae the sac u the
Fleetwood, ~e ooaia M; accommodate
al those ~ha wish 10 travel with u.s."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02

Tnn Youxo WonAn VAS TOO Youxo.-
4 few days ago bright young man. So
eompanisd By o pretty yoouR aifi, sp-
pliec 10 Ooaniy Auditor Wood for .
marriage license. Their vish vas made
kpoxn Win many manifestations OF
embarrassment, bat Mr.. Wood has de-
velopsd great tact 10 facilitating mat
tiers Of this kind, and 10 vac only few
moments until he Vas discussipe tie
prsiiminariss usual TO the arantira Of
licenses. and the young people respond
ed to his questions as children 10
father. 10 Vas then learned that The
young lady vss not Of legal ace and
vas an orphan. Tue people ~tth whom
she lived we're viliine that she s3onlo
marry, bot they could rst legally COZ
ssus to ID. granting OF license. So
Mr.. Wocd vas compelled 10 refuse o
license anti . guardian. appointed By
The court, would formally cSnseos. The
sours psopie appeared mach disAa-
Iuinted aud vent sway vithocs sayice
sLS,her they would have = guardian
appointed or not. Anyhow. ieey hssent
hssn beard FROM since.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02

4 ksU osW IN - - nusls q Lib
wn11sgsss ssas ssh cssy-ns.
YssasF ~ sshsss IssssssssA-

% hse 6ona knsUu fes spoe ttna ~
sone q cur mid bosiress ma vese
soessccast;na snbAskine IA - i1pss-
tsns bssinass susespsiss IN o. nsas g.
sftis- soos time stnss suspssaAioc
49, orsaaissd Spder the nans M seyis
Of tie Ysaisf Wcod. CsaI and Irua
Csopany. ths insosposasofs being cur
old tovnsnas n. L. Yssles, Geo. Il.
Rssass J. d. Lovnss and 7. D. Deovu-
IN speakiae Of The intentions Of ehe
eospcsattos, Mr. Geo h. Fosssr MA |:
We hsvs secured eighty sefss at lanA
50 Unioa ba5. fosr miiss pcsthean1 OF
Seattle. CO uaseh vs vid - ouos erees
saoD1H. ne main ssruesare ui1l Be
49116o foe4 In stxs, too oooglnD hieh.
A1totnina the sstu vii b - -
door fsssosy e0z6o fest, also to- searten
10 height. We have osdseod q 4. p.
Ailis 4 Ca, the issess inpsovsd savniii
maehsnssy, consisting o. bodtess. sas-
Stees. haad blocks. etc. TIE saeine, .
I5o povsf ucriGts v rov being basis By
Moran Bfoshsss- a large sssW Of c1sn
are nsv eneaged b building oook
houss. and 10 clearing land for tns ssse
Of ths mill EvssytbinG - expscsed 10
ts IN readiness, and vishia 80 day. vs
. gpses 70 b cutting c0,0oO lest OF ium-
bos PR day We snail make speciality
81 flooring ane dressed csdas lumber.
Ia ofdsf 70 rnSks connection With COR
mil. tbs Seattle. Lake Haore 4 Esslern
Company 10 pov eoea9ed u baildtuR Q
scar sbre<-foorths Of Giie 10 ieca:h,
vb1oh vsli be oom ptelel before - esm-
msnos eating la1ess. We nave Pat
f0sss Of men - work baiidiuQ Q vbasf
40 fees lons. EXPANDING ous into Labs
Wazhinason. on which vilI BE- . ware
nooss, sdjSinina which Gill BE- . Wait
ing room for the bersht OF the pecpie
emo live on the lAks vho viii come Tn
-eassls BY the Seattle. Lake shore 4
Bsstsrn By uay Of eur piaoe.
We viii Ms plss OF cur 80 acres IN |
. day OF 90. Ths name of the nev port |
viii be called 'Ysslsr,' In honos OF Seat
Ties q mayor. Tue of3oses Of COR
company ere: II. L. Yeaies. president; |
George n. Fcssss. treasurer; J. D. Low
man. secsssssy. and r. d. Brown, supsr-
Of your milf"
I'VE vii, marufsesuss lumber for ths
seattle trsds and Ter points Aioua the |
road. ! am nos preparing Q lumber
yard at tbs foot Of Mil street 3d0x3O
feet in stxs. 1hs piies have been drtv-
en- and The planning viii b dome - soon
~ we can ees the plank"
"What wss yous object 10 locating co
Upiau BAIL
"Tnere Il . great saving In having . !
mill On frssh water. especially when
you can get u oiose TO city liks Ssat-
4 ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02

To Puar pIsooyrss.~fne new seheeae,
James NJ. Celn&u. rreensly launched
from Hall HrosAers' yard - Fors BAksly.
va, chartered 70 iosa lGne r - Slst<sla :
Poet : mil. IN this CITY, 90 ~ kM ~
grvst a. -aana sor lamher aeFes sac a.
lowed ~ che ius 2asrn CITY 70 Tory we
covery yesterday. ~asta she I'll sAse ss
Gtr cargo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02

The AaNoRy. that the capita
stock 70 the asmory fund hiss been SUB
&C. .stcd. tho work Of constructors VII DC
com v,snced At ooce. The building q TO
~ ar cited on tho northwest coracr OF the
uniyerstty grounds ana Nj. W. NJ
Mors., tsts Contractor. ~ sruoss - pusn
he xvc,k ahead. The frst siatef.al Tor
The rev strurtnre was landed en- toe
srourd yesterday. and within The eek
t,a a.x. ths buisdins viii be partially TN
frnmeS II vii bs 20 siso feet Ia STA two
aor,rs high, and by odds the largest
wooden buiidirg in seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02

CcUHr WosS. me sssesEeTs arc
Vourf oascegs assembled AZ the sesrt
hoa.c yesterday morning q, eeisox- sad
The fcscnoaa was occupied in calling sse
sAlenaAr. There aelns no arr czscs rsaay
FOR ;ftal chsef yu.Srr Jaaes discharged
the iary. uaring the sftsracoE II ~.
CrAwfard wss sppaintsc ) ss1a sza u. D..
Hswipy, cricF. The coc<es Nas ca4tosa
ana casSs thoreaH ~; dows fe< TIA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02

A Anthony LseraSae ne
hack driver. received letter yesse'say,
ss,ting tina; bis hsit sister. kna1Y hisT. OF
s.si, water. Minnesota, bad dis. having
an EDS 70 valued At Sel.VSc - the ssfsis-
~, -, hers % his fsasiIy. Toe suryasaag
er,r. srs Anthony. Cora. LisSse asa
y,ckis I.bvsshe. al q this teri ,ors. ssa
Anthony exteeis 70 leave N aiew aa1s
"a Ninne.x,t. a. settle up the estate
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02
Dress Trimmings

A department brimful Of big
honest bargains in Just such
things as you are wanting At this
time. This viii be q week OF
great opportunities, and you viii
do well to look in.
Stylish handsome bead set
The most decidedly good value
ever offered for the money. A
splendid open work braid, in sets
or by the yard, at 81 to si.75.
Braid, ali colors, at 3Sc, last falls
price 75c. Scroll president braid
37tc. Very attractive il properly
used. Silk and worsted mixed
cords (spikss). Drops and ball
pendants. Most any dress goods
YOU have can be matched at the
counter. Two styles which We
sell best ct 81 and $l.50; finer
ones here if you wish them. Fine
open work all silk cord braid
trimming at 40c. Forty colors
ia braid sets, 6 pieces for u.
Girdles in cord or braids with
ball ends, So colors, from 81 to |
ll.75 each. They are very new.
French buttons in every conceiv>
.ble shade and style, shaded and
tinted ~ emily France knows how,
rom Sc to $3.50 per dozen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02
SPECIAlTIES
H OS "!

Ladiee doobls thread brilliant ltsie
roee, IN black. nsvy. garnet, and en- ~
nee shsdss ct l9s Per pair.
Excellent vslnrs In lahies' fsll resuIae
hosiery ~ l9,. 3, and Sss,
Chtidssbs hesvv ribbed hese. full an
isnsc: slsss 3 70 *. l9s Per pair.
Childfsr's ribhsd hoss 10 solid ohadss
erd black. 100 pr pair.
Rsal Eoeitsh Derby sibbsd hoss. n
cardinal. psvv and s.ai, sisss 1 10 Z. n
26c; sise " 10 ~. S6s. Tbesa eooda
ere worth from 600 to 76S . patv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02

SHOCKING AND FATAL AcoEnxsr.-A
por, naaleok. on Monday afternoon.
!onsshorensn nsmst Joe sAnisa.
rrcnehsnan. Is years Of ssr. white assist,
ing In loading the Harvester Was ftsnsA
% piie OF falling lumber al. aas ~
tell OF the the " hart tnto the Soasid. Aaa
aciowd OF hls oampSnsons were easssed
ali AZ in graphing for Il bar wathou,
saccxsss. ~ he water IL yesy essa $40 thr
tide creates very stronz unassc1ttrAt-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02

TKAek LAYING on rBx xEsr CoAsT -
rsesnas Earle 4 Co. contractors 60 the
s<Aaas 49, Tss' Coast Raasay, have
seous completed iayssg zach e Poiai 81
sal,es hsypnd the janetca siEA me ss2sfas,
t.s. sasss szS Eastern, sEa - ssoa ~
.snse seoe-sary sr>dinE eas ne soee, "a
push Toe xogk thfcssa t. - >''s-s snis1 : ~
A rsntlenssa connected With the eo7paas
s-s.a3 yesterday. that j, would se tally
TART, iAEs aSisza the roadoed voas9 BE II
share % res eve toe s<ez.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02

C.Nlsr sVRvKr. Captain :. J. Gilbert. ID
the Irs tied sta; Cast ans se~5stse SGT
-, IA. been In Seattle far several dsys,
a,tsns ca, she STEINER Fasa tor he ssa
ss.ry. - ers ". sing ham R&y. tFsss wes1e
rct, h. Mil wcrk sar1h % tha hesa arr
Inc raeqe 10 ~ s~ss In tee coast ssrvss
seFxsc@, wha 10 acS tsr e. @ipssa ~ stse
wsrs in hszs4 sAAn s9sA4.l J. Usisezs-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02

Nor ron SsLH.-Ou the contrary, our
insurance. agency bosinsss vas never
uore satisfactory. II has constantly
seps pace With the growth and prosper.
Try OF Seattle, and the prospects for the
future .eFe never brighter. We repre-
cent twenty i've insurance companies,
among which may be found the oldest
aud best in the World. We eonane our
s.ives to . leGitic.ate Insurance Agency
onsinsss, exclusively, giving that alone
oar strict personal attention. We have
recently added TO our list the Anelo
Neyads, Of California, With Q paid ~
capisal OF too millions. Parties reQaif
iur Insurance.. either Gre. marine, life
or Accsisrs, will hnd 10 to their sdvars
age to call on fasLoE 4 busxs. of6ee 10
baslef's hnildiua. I6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02

fs2zcsaI--k lev. 4 =. BsHks. fer tie
rss; three yesf- B4. ia. t.sts.4anAry for
tie Pastt Saana distt.si. kss Aecsussd
tie call H. ise paisis Ct ice flF~s Bag
ssss eAzrch af lseoais- lite Ersue*rS
Of she tAguss sanfea sfssis ely have
arranged a farewell sosssale. 70 s4ss
place tsx svxsins In tAs sansss scaes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02
Silk Gloves,
Csc and Soc.

One of the finest pure silk
gloves in the market. So shape.
ly and beautifully fitting, it
seems nodded to the hand. EN-
broidered backs, quite new. TIE
colors ell tina. can be desired this
season, leading shades a. we'll a.
black.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02
wAsafxaros IN me LSAp,--A gentle
man xhe arrived from Minneapolis last

man wGS arrives ifom Atn1SARShs ssss
evening. in s.Sak!eg o: the inGsnse
Immigration beading this way. SAID:
"yeGr people can foru no stesasts idea
Of tie iu.mrrss tide % Immigration
that a. scwtex westward, roe OF TIE
number al Strangers canning to sais ter
rssary a. Sad hs.sss- There vs-e -.
passsrssrs on shs train xs.a sas. eafsing
by the Northern PaciEs. and las, for
snaassmsni. last Friday naoraisc. vasn
zoe train Vas near Bismarck. Dakota, ]
aaae canvass snc ne these ps psrsoes
20 learn their Destination. % the entire
nssabsr ls3 wtre for washinsiou Terri
tory. - fes kGn,sna. II for Idaho. and
~ Tor o-tsnc. Gives ~ Of tie Wash
,uston issfi.oyy pss~ngers bad tickets
Fer sessiIr, anssgs IS fer Taeor,s, and
,es REMAINDER ssspgei 81 a. points
slrrs ,ns ssssesa portion II toe terri
tssry
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02

wnh cor large cash ssiess srnal sx-
psnses, and making speciality OK dry
goods, xs can 1sdersell everyone. ans
prless they nay gate OF ADVERTISE you
oil snd item cheaper ., ths leaees o.
iex cash rsices- Chester Cissry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02

Teose $50 to el2 suits are moving
rapidly ana We advise every body TO zee
then as soon ~ they san The esris
bird saehes--she oess a., and that lsys
sway over vofms. Iokiss. Singer
man a Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02

OLEoMAsoARrSR PaRsAJ. L. Kaha-
ley wss yesterday hauling . queer
shaped and very heavy pises Of ma
chinery from the OCEAN Dock to the
Poeet Sound Hide Depot The big
casting. forming tie principal part Of
the machine, IL bell shared and u
weighs 500 pounde. The machine did
not grove success As . maker Of 1aise
butter in San Francisco and 10 Is
brought here to serve IN q far different
cepacity. In toe manufacture Of elsve
isaIher the big press viil be used to
sQaeexe cus all the natural oil 10 the
sheep skins undergoing preparation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02
UNDER WEAR.

Ladies' aauss vests. high MEET, Iopv
slstvss. zso. Same With short slssves
2bs Lsdies' ribbed bAlbrieaso vssts n
fancy eolors, Goo and 76s. Ls6iess
ribeed Isle thread vests, In eli oeIoes.
al each. ktsfans sssovtmsns ~ n.
Dies SILT sstss from 81 30 40. Oail-
dfeA's Summer sndesveas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02
PERSONAL.

General Kau'x and CAPTAIN savage are
q the Occidental
Mr.. ". II. Lord will leave on tAs Ancoa
FRIDAY for Aiaaka-
rrank Kimhaii. Of this city. lest for up
sound on . SusinsD trip yesterday.
NJ. K T. Heath. rspreesoting the hard
wnse s1rm Of Corbetl Falling Z Company.
Of Portland. v In the city.
Captain r. A. Olsen. master OF the brig
Deacon. secured crew OF seamen here
and returned 10 Port Discovery last
evontng.
Colonel Stevens. American cous1i 81
yictortA, accompanied b. his wife. ar
rfvst here yesterday, 10 visit few days
Captain and Mrs. John A. Hatfield.
ssr. Pscksher, owner Of the barks Henry
Buck and Mclroso. passed up the soana
yesteru.y accompanied ~ bis wife. re-
furoinv Vi their home Ia San FrAnctsco.
One al the DIV. Darrin left for Fan
Francisro las evening, In response 20 .
Selcxram ANNOUNCING this serious uiness
Of his son, who 10 .,ot expected 10 recover.
Mr.. BOYD J. Tallmen. who fsr several
months past mas bosn In ire isw osnec o.
narke K Ha ier. YESTERDAY severed his
Connection. and will hereAftsr practice
his profession tor himssif.
Seymour wilcoxen. who has beea night
operator for tho seattle Telephone H.
change. has resigned that postiion ara
accepted . position - recorder In The
county auditors once.
Mssrrs. J. J. Calhoun. G. NJ. BrAdshsw,
A. w. BASH, ard G. NJ. Gesrish passed
through this city yesterday from Port
Towns nd, en- routs to Yakima. 70 attend
4. 70 Republican convention.
4, ~ptsin James II. woeiery. OF the
as.t, Is paiice foscc. prcsentsc his resigna-
ton a. Mayer Minor yesterday. 70 take
1900 md Mr.. Wooiery ieAvet fer
w.. "a = morn Ing " attend tho con-
s.~sss: "a ply - tookoe-ou.
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Ponce de Leon,

Il already favorite. There 10
everything to commend it-6nely
finished, handsomely embroia-
cred in all Of the best Of the
seasons colorings and perfect in
fit. We st on every pair at our
counter. They are a marvel At
the price-tl.N . pair.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02

8, ecial Ssle--Tnres zoe linen hem
stiteaed handkefchiess, rain aud fancy
horders, Tor % cesss. Tokics. Singer
man 4 Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-02
GLOVES!

In kid, silk, tAhetta and other
spring fabrics our line 10 COM
plete and thorough, embracing .
great range in price a. well as in
quality. Our new kid glove,