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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27


Terry's death recalls Baker famous
Grafton at tie funeral OF of Frederick.
In that Grafton there was q powerful
passage in deuunci4tion Of the prac-
Iice Of dueling. This passage has been
universally admired. We reproduce
il here:
One year sgo I performed a duty
such as perform today, over the re-
mains of senator FERGUSON, who died
a Frederick died, tangled in the
meshes Of the code Of honor. To-
day there i more eminent secril3ce.
Today renew Iny protest; today /
utter yours. The code of honor Is a
delusion and a snare; II paliers with
the hope OF true courage and binds il
to-the ieeE of crafty ami cruel skill.
/ Ii surrounds its victim siihs the
pomp and grace of the possession
but leaves hin bleeding on the
altar. 1t is shield. hIazoaed
with the name OF chivairy, 10 cover
The maifgnity OF murder. IL suosti-
tnies cold and Deliberate preparation
for courageous and manly impulse.
and arms the one To dssarm the ether
IL may prevent fraud between prac-
ticeu dueiists. who should he forever
without its pale, but it makes the
mere trick OF the weapon" superior
80 the modest cause and trtiest eoar-
age Is pre,else of equality IS lie
Ii j. equal IN ALI the form, il is unjust
IN all the s-bstance habitnsie of
arms, the early training, the frontier
life, the border war, the sectional Gus
tom. the life of leisure, all thee are
advantages which no negotiation can
neatralize ana which no courage can
ogercouie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27

ssz,t his chief ciairs - rsncxn and his
great glory lAy II tAe recon- 81 nis
ss- sons
The o5<ssst OF the fs,1-. David uG1.
lev Faessa- sss bong held rank ~ ore ~
ssse fore most lawyers o. Sex YORK
Hsrry Martin Fielt IL one of the lessl
ing slIysSseS OF the CsnssBeaf. tyrus
81. Fses6 has an everlasting MONT
sss~sf in the Atlantic cable the Great
ire OF ai~ genius ard his energy, aud
STEPHEN Johnson Field IS one OF the
zbseSE stsa yaress - the las.ges Efo
have adorned or saare7@e bench
Yau ssl8sf se4rch tie history 81 nET
tixaes IN vain 10 mi four Fsrushers siso
have ats45nea to sscaa deserved emil
e,es IN sueh varied walks If lie u
? Ia sessI a famous ssns;Ev.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27
THE GooD TEMplags
rroee edsngs of the q and Luslge
se.afan st thantsaans.


The grand ledge ~ Good Tegsp ArS es
Washington cifssszl Sc annual session a,
Casutsngas bcsch, Ssshon island. last
SATURDAY evening" ia = public im,tA lssiou
II sftlsFys sieftCd fer tAe ensuing yesr
Exe0r~iea parties wera on hsud from S.,s,
sls snd Tacoma. sub there wss ai.nEpsh r .
isrxe crowd ln sttsn8Snrs TIE pr.a-
grsn4nac. consisting mostly - seestsfionS.
Fs'SG sni Fossi t0aslC. wss FefY cutter
ssiulns ard wss appreciated ia the high
eei ds'&ree - sii iFvsEGt III. exercises -
ipsfs tissiea seye iWr~y ssive sna inter
c%ffrz
The ntw usttcsrs az ths foiinNius. Grand
Shtef tenEt&r, }aGaS ba~hslI. Ss.asfte
sraad ytce 1ssnpisF, AtSs Margaret Jeers
Nsuesswver grand ssseessarv, e. fet
terrell. >ess - Eyaat fFezsHs~r. M u 3
FhitAps Pcgf Ties s@a8 E=sRa counselor
Professor z = Martin. Spokane sails. 81
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27
PORTLAND SEATTLE FREIGHT.
The stssmer st-st Added to the
~. q 4 -. Ftest.

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psaf has chartered the steam schooner
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SCHOOL BEGINS ON MONDAY.


Tnssnxss ne care sEa5 god SssssszaNsst 81
cts SUPER nseHsseaf OF > tss>as Miss lass
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=, tszsA de zA<e ts2sssSs E@w "a -rassAe-
Csal.ax sps5n the superintendent sessef-
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sixass 81 --=tsse ard vlssHits- faSY ssr
sss.s 81 sFssks yAe Esss- The sesslssss and
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THE exxrRsE ssH@oE-
FsslIo~ Ing i the assignment al aeasys
Z the Central seAssi. corner 81 -sxsA aid
Nzdlsoa streets
Prsasfss.I. p. =. gSrhzsdsea. Ia the sane
sagssgax The pssaeipal IL fax II gn srfoo
= Prot. Fl .. ao.lrAoe~k- TIE nFst asssss-
arr = Ms Emma A. -fHaxay. AID ne
~ssa7s1 as.ssszft, MRS. Ella j. ,s9ag ry.
Tfse grammar AMI primary assistants SRI
Mss Nuns Ys@ser assd Aise Martina john
4. q Ths-oe lef tsaehers arr MIS- Tile
J Essxr. Mss- fAzlxa BurEews. Aiss Lsiu
u klsys- Miss Katherine z. etis&sts. Miss
HeBeu q. Etefoe. sss Esiz4astD y ozo<1er.
Slss Celia J. ehisa8 N. Arx- Hsssxs u
Peace. Mass Carrie H. esumssy.
ralxD AND rfsx srgEEr school,
a. sae Third sna Pine street schooi Mis-
Hattie A. aeliam and Alss Nary T.. Roo<son
are the learners.
rHE DENNY SCHOOL.
/ The p.nny ssnool viii b 10 charge d
I Pfinesf4s -. : Jones, assisted hy vics.
( Prlasissal Ms g. Z Sfckeis. Miss Liilse T.
White. Asss Belle err Miss kslea u. Pat
ton Miss Minnie ,ea5e<ai. Miss fiHnis
Nssars, Miss fiSrs A Parsons. u ~ NJ
{ Esfelis nsrns< Mss 6rsee Albright, Me-
Absze : =, es. Miss Hattie i4siFesfse, Miss
N Kate sigaaEB, Mics Jennie Carr
I TRg SocTH sGHeoL
I Prtaeial J. u. Atsinsoa vii have charge
/ 81 the South school on Jack 500 street neal
south Tenth. Vice principal Miss Jeu
ME G. Lombard. ASSISTANTS. Miss Alice I.
Miller. Miss Ida A. springfield, Miss Mar
Hyde, Miss fioTenes >soseA, Miss Lsttls
/ Blur. n - Marie l.. Hegardf. Miss Mel i,
/ Hsmlin, " - ANNA l.. Asssin. Miss Mar
saFeG L. Lynch, Miss Emns Z. Savin-
MADISON STREET SCHOOL,
4 The teachers AZ the Madison street schoo
Will b. MIS- Adelaide Pollock and Mis-
Missy Willard.
/ gAcxsoS STREET SCHOOL.
Those for the Jackson street school ar
I Miss Msa9 Kelly. Mics Viola Hawkins ans
/ Miss Alice Blake
ADJUSTMENT os LgNEs.
/ The lady superintendent hiss m AIDE divsd
lux lines aistFictiug the city forths pupil
/ - attend each school. These lines vii
( b. matte known 10 The pablic within
dAg - two. -be has also devoted muei
attention 10 the obtsining OF cDmfostsbi,
accommodations fr the teasshes wis
I have bat recently arrived. Yesterday sh,
/ took her carriage aud sseufed places 70
I four Of them.
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VNpisMaNEn BN Din CHANCES
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ra>sENG ~ LISTS.

OreFoa & California Passed astferti
hr-- Z FenEirk 4. : Potter ani wlft. I.
Baker and sYiie. M CuFmies Dr Sawy.r
Aud We. b Wor;hasn. Mrs. Hobart. Mis-
HOBART. Is ". Chaadlcr y T. Jones, NJ n
nalme4 AID wife. Miss HOLINESS. Mr.. Bsny
hsia. Colonel Hooper. Mrs cisRSaE. Mrs.
norman. 2. A y0hnsoF', A J. Ssenns = and
vile. } A. >earp. g Alien. J. Harris. L
Nchouai8. . Hbits aud e.. ", -mifA
q v ssne gaReF, W Boz OF. Hy sns
". lie. u MtD9uzal K. o. Evans. P.
=. doc ~ a.. snlt thirtH Rhfees ss.rrfad -.
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= ssss't2aReAStE z kszs t+Fs-r-
The astscs VI Terry sgson Justice
Fless3 has recalled ssEenfs0n 10 and re-
sxakenes3 "A crest in ous 81 the nsos,
eessbsaset - American families.
The rrss 81 TIE fI0s 10 attain pgusg,f.
nessce Ia tisis country wax Eisassssy
Fssad. > capitals in Use Esv0s Issss ARK
sFFny aasl nsaz cs a4uea raark ia IL
tznsr
lis soga. fsavssa Daley Field. n u
a&s a Cos xrvgafssssaa clergyman al
stsssEss rsssas. born IN i7sI ard 3ylrx
IA issss, II he Etse axe 81 ~ lie wAs
fAs.~l - : Sew Eaxsarsss hsssoriAn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27

FREE MEAL Peter Wash, hoho.
ate hearty meal in a jspsnese restaurant
on south Third street yesterday morning
and thea refused 60 pay for IL. Berry
JnkEaa, one of fae walters whO followed
hgfn Ca tae Sidewalk and Insisted upon
payment. received blow IN tbs ssce A
nght 'o3 owed IN which tie subject os the
&iksio cane cut FIRST best Boga were ar
rested and slavd sIa IN the police court.
The lsp paid his fine. but tie kooo
wnalan Z .nuldn'f and dldnt
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FsTED WELLS ~ LOST The people OF
si4ng aaitaie Pals are very much exercised
over The aiS.pTs arasee Il PETER Wells. =
resident oi thsf fewa. Mr.. Wills isff h0Eae
ahs'u2 iAroe Wetk b ago 81 visit :. attic a
few DAYS sni has nas hSea seen since
Counts C0raT isssesIer Faysor las Ssarch-
iEs i~f hiEa yssteriay, bat wItAeut success.
n he - q soSssr industrious m~u. il j.
iearVti fhas he has Haet wtEh fpns rfav
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PASSED TO TIE orgTg SHORE Miss
Viola tIoyt, daughter Of Mrs Mary A
/ Ne~iai. died yesterday morning OF typhoid
fever. 81 her mot eF's " idence il Serfh
~estse. near the neDsy hotel The de
esssed had been siltux tor butt y days.
sud Der death MAS = great ~ioek 10 bef
side ciscie af friends. Miss Hoy; Tad
lived ia seattle Tor SIX y, ars. ard ,iu ing
t1e past wear bad been employed in ths,
03lace ~ UsboFue, Tremper 90.
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TlFFsn TNTo THE LAsK.--ar James II
Lnugnssd. proprietor Of the Bodegs -aloos
accompanied BY MS wife and Miss MARY
Morgan. engaged q boat sunday afternoon
from ihe boashoese 81 the cad of Sesse;
avenue. and went sailing on the lake. A
sufdeu squat came sp when the patty
WAS ussr Mercer . ana. aud the boat va,
cspssxed The occupants ciarg 10 the over
turned sk'r, and ~sre picked an by ro~
h9st froE.a East Seattle. A steamer after.
ward returned the capsixed boat To IL.
owner.
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FsKrAssNa FoR ASoTHEE FtEE.-Ffeg~
aTs ipFs ass being made Is those feocEii y
sarali oaS ga soata Fous;h ssr-eg "a re
ss-cupy theis former premises WITH 8 afS.
aeif Mes Keats AZ Row a~tuz masss -
earst5rE ~ required siE :. anf tbr ssna q
amuAuf q Carpenter work for francs j.
bang don. s. several e&rrester shops.
Penn = o. Fe-sreet tents have a, ready es4s.a
grated tnefe
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I.opeixe-Hou.s BpkaL,atrsp. = /

LODGING HORSE BusGLsatZsD. Bur
glars entered the roon ci X. III. J. Peane-
father. of the law firm Of Peterson &
Fenaefsihef. in the residence Of +. Wick
stFeEa, s0s Eigath street, sosse lipe sffer
o'clock yesterday moraing. aud took 81
ia naorey out OF the vest pockets o,
Ihe Disciple of Blackstone. his
fuse geld watch which WAS also in the
vest, was act taken. The bursl.T got iato
the house by way Of the front door. shich
i LEFT open 81 nigst for the aeeommo-a-
tion of several lodges.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27

SOCIAL Az GiLNAS.-A social dance was
hei in the Knights OF Labor hal NJ sfii-
man on Friday evening, ia honor Of the
marriage OF NJ. Hugh Mcinnes aud Miss
Mary tEp@, b&ta OF Gilman. There was
quite happy gather ng pres. nf. and all
sect8ei 10 Aicy ihemst hes. Sotg X were
re- cred Et Intervals dusing the evening
BY 8r. II nry chata6eg Sir. knach hyde
PRESIDED af the piano, ana Mr. samuel
Hyde Ga tne vi lin. All wish good health
aHi ifsssper ~ 20 the bride and bride
sYstlFSa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27

EsG CgUSTy's DELESATIoS. The King
county 6eleg atiou To the Republican state
convention met nj the Office ~ ssruve.
Baiaes & MeMiesee last night and decided
80 leave for Wa Ia Wa la 90 the morbiag OF
sep.er Der 3. coleuei Paul i Henry viii
leEve Ia a few days for waisa walla aud
engage headquarters and other ar
range fer the reception of the delegation.
One or TWO Pullman cars VIII De engaged.
aud the probability II tina, fles viii be oe-
eGpie,. during the entire trip. auiess other
hotel accommodations are scared.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27

There's one thing that's hard ia
understand. What's thatY'' WHY
it l. that in this era OF trusts IL is 81
extremely hard Ia get trusted, - Sef
/ Yggk S;st
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27

NgS tntL ltENsERs- The S-Atf2e Cos
ssd irtsss CcEnaa = a5oe' 30 rebai & its
coal sonkers destroyed ia the bls ere The
cts h0rkers wfte - she toss ~ CesaEa b a
= etr an t..e souas}aa at fAe uew ones
has aai yst h--s8 ae.i3sd aron, boz il xsfl
es- SetWeTu Eesisr avenue snss Madison
street.. TIE ses e gtes SIN DR. patterned
after tss v.i SID ST. sHpgly asesI sFa4}e
saG hsEp5ug
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27
PORT TOWNSEND RAILROAD.
Elijah Smith Is Now President
Of the Company.
twenty Aas<s 10 Ne Completed Re-
fere Nexf ass-fmyss nsrhfs
Sent to the FroHt.

Pear TowSsEND, Aug. Sc u MoETf-
son. representing the Oregon Railway 4
Nav fgasion Gem pany. sEss indirectly tae
lnieu f3essse, arrived today with an en-
ginerx.Fg eerpS al Eiisesn s1eE- toE the Par-
Pose af xer fsInz Hogs ssrxey
-eeR~ Essasze2 viii construction usSssFazl
lsit his A{sefatSen ieT kmha's spis. Tors
Tow ESe.nas1 bsy. Many ssisFsFs srrsvea On
tue North Pacific to-day Twenty miles OF
road HRS he essza pietssi before Nay. lsso
President kuhu satI tsai$ si'crlo~5u.
This IL "a LAST Cay ~ pFsSi Sea. OF fhe
raisroasl Elljsn Saith i usy s3,ecssoE-
TIE wexS At Port Tow ascend IS under
direction Of Captain ?. A. Hill. the fast
railroad bal der. wsso j. subordinate ei
Ar. IL. W AsNe u. resistcsas manager Of
fhs oregoa improvement CosapaG Ar.
Mcneil viii cave for Fort foa asend To-
rnN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27

fRs LANE &nis Roar Five thous ansf.
f'af aan''Tea ans seven fares wsrc rezis-
tered sausay sy she csstd8c;ors ~ fage tive
3GslEsies ca S.e Iste WassinEgea cable
NSt~ ~ thr sA&GF @#ssArF yasfey.tay
;-sas aes wssv El&Fea ar.sn she lfre ~.rs,r,.i
asss ss~staeT tAsR tas esaravsny exE.sfsss "a.
stast tA@Ia. sad wurststsx w~ut a.
ssssss' by 'hst gbcy wiI y gua r-S.fs-,,-
hengwSsffn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27

Tske the Northern Pac'fie railroad, the
ves'ibul c sleeper ard diniue-car ronfe To-
sh points kasi. onsce, No. rs Second
street, 5ostua block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27

JoseFh Brown. Frank Htll sud Gus XII
lsGlcr, Of the Nisdsor sambiin "a heuse.
pad hass oi so exrh in Justice Miller
csnrt yesterday for gambling
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27

MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE-
CEiPTS - During the last - hoars
the merchandise and prn.iaess receipts at
this port were as follows: Puget sound shore
road 10 tons: Columbia 4 Pa2et Sound
railroad 81 foas: Seattle, Lake Shore s
Eastern railway. 59i toas. Bs water
steam schooner Signal. $50 tons. ]. Z.
Britain. 20 tons: Maid Of Oregon, ae
tons: Mary Z. Parker, 30 tons, Henrietta,
20 tons. Elizs Anderson. / ton; @ssaing-
Eon, tons: Casca1e. 4 toms: SIX SONS oi
brick $40 tons. Total receipts. 40 tons.
SHIPMENTS - turing the last -
hours goods and merchandise were shipped
from seattle 10 the surrounding country a.
follows. Puget sound Shore Tasd. lo4 tons
Columbia 4 Puget sound railroad, ~ tons
seattle Lake shore * Eastern rail
way, ~ tons. By water-Clara Brown.
tons; ". f. Manroe, 10 tons; Craze, 5 tons
iois. sors: cascade. iot3ns. Washington,
n tors: ssagit Chief tons; ". n MsF-
win. tons. Michigan, 3 tons. Total
shipment 80 tons
NATURE OF RECEIPfS-20 cars logs.
ear hay, ~ cook stoves, 80 boxes fruit,
ear noar, l ear glass. 9 cars brick, &c csses
cigars and tabScco. car syrup, car cloth
ing, ears machinery. $50 eases oil. | car
wheeinarruNs aud scrsp.rs, ears machln-
err, 80 head cattle l car sire-elay, eat
iron pipe. car OIL, no cases dry goods. 81
eases medicine, car Eorses, 10 parcels
OF furniture.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27

NATsADA IN THE HOSPITAL. - Mstsaia
sosakichi was removed yesterday from the
Russ house 20 Providence hospital. He
seems fated 10 have relapse Whenever be
approaches recovery. This relapse occur
nd st usae when the city pns slesag ex-
peetsd to see him fully recovered man
within three days woen In nigh state
Of pefspiratios he got out of bed aud
sat hy an open window for half sn hour.
tie j. nos very weak, owing IN seyeraI
such incidents OF eareiessuess whene er
he vas approaching couvalsseence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27
MARKETS AND SHIPPING.
SEATTLE. Aug. II

SEATTLE. Aug. u
Good hay continuss very scare AID
prices are stiff. The new crop Is arriving
slowly. During i6e week just closed q
few exeeiieat coGsignmsnts ef new hay
were received from the Waite riveg valley
and from the fats No. / hsy Is ssl-ifs
here a. 81 per ton With the prospect o4
present values being maintained Ter >eSlsaS
time 90 come. Country holders are ali
ASKING SIS per toa and Ia many instances
display no particular anxiety 10 sch al
even that price.
Hens are sgsiu quite ples rifal. aud IS a
result prices have declined % cents per
dozen from last quotations. Grouse and
phezsanfs are still very scarce. Holdings
move rapidly n; s. per dozen.
stocks OF eggs hsye cleared ap some
what during the last few days and the
market is much fiFmef.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27

tsCSfa SDs4SEx -~Ine issses af :,
Nssk's xus,a ~tH give sssssssae ~ H.
rssiaasrce ~ &ss- A ". Erookes oa Ths~~-
Sss eteainS. AHsEst - Treye al p
i1S.Sc sd -&8esDs. sUss .Dsl 8 ~ wzY
= sxgseets8- StsFy hsstF 81 b. ws.~rss,e
ar = ls -8a l&ss IA cas- vez issses 4 she
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