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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-02
Ordinance No. !.I42.

- efufAailee ~ .qgAte and establish a s,s,s.
~ Ntsfft y halHg ifefu & tasislt = hssre
the IttF e iiae ~ Narmaa stregs IN pI.tsl,.
49, : a2AiAiom &, tlse e5ty ~ seattle. ~,
49, Sc tasi h3e ui TaHgh street "a
s.'% NtNieFf Rats pgltar estF OF sssfft..
lose s'" a. el-
SkcgloN l. TaRs . yab,fe te.ee =. and
tiie sAfae = hFrebF io &e.d sYsf ssf4f,i 500
"s.i.a ss-st - SAD - oaanaed and ~
-. 4, .'a1'f@s. so-#iE Bes4uulux a. !
ttf-t W. r. sac fnrtA I.sis- % Norma,
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- = asftrr AF2ks t0abfV. NassssIisstsgs fsvsf
gerry fts-sT Ses'&S TIE sanf Hns IL Te..ts,
Fessa - taenee " a. asaag esii
$3.50 lac % ssof So u strss n }rsfslfsss H.
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asls= Afsts 2 sfG flhffi - sna fas- saatt.. i
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10 ~ provided b Sa&
sf 5ssE sNsa fleset harets seess 3
$50 eStsislsssss-a FA4l be aaE.ss.sl aass t..s,,
as aDffaMR stree
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-02

Sxxsenbes asssAss - so: EssA ssssst So
sss.sss fHar "a rSexs sssse
S.<xa--- EaF FRA
Esss saascr-alAe.
CT CAs0 FEcDEsz NAEkE1.
CHscxse. Jnay 1-wsess-tse<ess drm,
ssss1a. s4s1r. Deem Der. - 3 Isc-
ssorE-FlrEner: cash. - issc; September
asss-F,ra: cash. use; september
u / &c
Barley Nothing sissimg.
Pork-Ffrmer: cash sli-5ss September
Sfraa
iars,--sseasly: cash. ss.a7ss. september
S7a
CHICAGO LFxE >TsSk NAxxrT-
S.HEcAsa, Jaiy !. - Cattle Reeeinfs
s.sxss. narxet sses - strong GA Hight
saec1yFs. 81 SO - Steers. - A.s4.la. Stock
ers aud feessers, 81 -sss $50. Texas ca rs
siess2S
Has.s Receipts. as.eto. strong: mixed
$.--kss4s -: heags. sti{&tssa
>he s-Reee ps> I ss3, ssrs0sys natives
SIS IL tfs. wgssrrns. - Rses 80 fsNans
81 i tsstsA The fsssesFs' g3eYzafs LoEsf@f
eSbie suates American heeSes ~ Ia
L1vEsre0L GRAIN MARKET.
IIsgEPees- July l. whsas--ssssssS
demand s.oars ba'4sFs otter moderate "
gosx---seast7y. demand ss9ar.
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PagT MADISON, jay The tsarE N0nan-
tEia aTriTsSI here as so ?. IA. twenty sOne
DAYS from san Francisco. The hark Nellie
Msy arrived az 80 - N. seventeen days
frern San Francisco. Nth general merriam
d!-e for THIS place. Tie bark Tidal Wase
passed here ~ her Way ~ SEATTLE. loaded
With general mechanics ssr Ihas place.
FagF TawSSgSn, Iaiy Arrssesi---hIps
Rfesars IL ard Or.enisi; harks Tidal
y ave. Oriaa. Nellie Mas. Canada SoGaa.
tam and T. K. Ham; schosaerS Carspeer,
Premier aud SIS ion, harkentins Skssit.
steamer Kar1uk
SAN FRANCISCO. Jaiv ARRIVED Steam
ex Oregon, Portland: steamer gosmopalis,
Coos bay; British steamer Wellington, De-
parsare bar. Cacare6->hips Louis Walsh
and Empire, Pert TownseTsd. Departed
steamer solnrahis. PORTLAND
OF EENsr0wS, june S.-ArriYed-SteaGner
Santa clara 4 sear,sa
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TEaEeR.rnic MAsxnss.

NAN ANkA SEfttk BEA y r.
/ Nsw NoR9. July l.--The stock market
today wss exWrFneir duIl fhs0uxhuut.
especially in railroad socks 81 which
onis II. Paul and agehi.on show d aay
ANNA ION wsatever. TfaIsts ssre fairly
active, thouea az and sugar Iaonopsiizei
( the Interest IA thar class 81 secafgties-
F sp Culat ion. however had al 1av lay,p
+ rather hel.dsy aspect, aas little + tx.
ported fer the Fegua,sder % zoe we. !
owing IL ire holiday. Market e*ssasf ltstli.
( BffR 10 s.r8ng aRi q ReraitY al advances al
small fra lions over Saturdays figures
! Govern ment bonds. dull and steasly
state bonds. entirely neglected
Petroleum oyeavd steady at g.E.c, ast5Sea
steady ~ sz1sc
ExcaAS6E And SECURITIES.
Nww YORK, yaly Mooney ON cal
es>F4 al SEs.. Prime ia.sr suftle PAPER.
SasH e, sterling exchange Gun aud
steady sixty iay ellis. sss5. demand.
ssss.a
aoxls.
T. : L. treg steref9 "a. Il teosvo.,,ss
as lree.sseFe8l 60. - tcomp9nss
"a, Pseiac - Us.
srocGs
Americas ExebsnEe, -. Canada sorth
err, ~ Egusgsl Pacific, % :. Darlington.
ll@- lsekawanua s4ls + uTer < Rio
ssFansis. Ia AFse. ~ kal.@ss~ q Texas
IL; Lake SHORE a.. J. u3sti IL a Easti-
~ -sAt' -aft W lftf Us q
l'at1fc, l-'s SvFtatra fself7, = :. rfe-
fefre2. Is. Su-ftWssEeru ~. %.e Y.s,k
I~J3fa' - oregon luEt-yFnss 4 sglt -
sAEisa1inEs. 'ss srstsgnu gl~t,fal as*
Poetic Nail ss Roak Islaa3 So: :,
fsns. Tlls Texas Iaf8ss... 20 gtff.r Pa
eif.e t94, nifT1 sfas.s Exfgcss 81. Fargo
fxo So, = TesseTu z Hiea. sss Ameri
eaa Cosiasn q a5s
NfSlNf sT1TKs
NES Yoak. Eaa -8lu.nx anssstlas.
AuaAiof 81, Es=iin -. fewa ftalgt 81 b
t'tss ,1tsissfs-ft ts4s orglis 4 Eirgfs.ss = T.
Common wealth - Isee3NA4af. 81 ~ ~
Azf@fa 81 -. kWnSs Uon3sfl ie.aa 81 "a
sstalia s taff3 -, hsse A NeyEFass
klsi. II Fa1zstzs s.. irsN sllreF 81. IS, Meg-
iean Is 4 1tsle s. Nafaal sc CO DssA IA
sd-oa, uTasg Saz4. =. saoa3A s. -. Ssvass
s-la -tsrrs &es "a y - STANDARD Sd
-fas1 Hopes $50, Nn.aa Nuasoliaate,s
ts
sks yR.ScS~sa EwFIzw.
ssN FEsS 1seo 5uls I-Nheas-tgsslel
..tss hnsinfss l9ssg, ssssaeie a. s8s8t
Aarisy --vslae. sfsasy; demand nset.
NJ. ! sfft s. sR1Ee
tssis-~i beers - iuerevesa@l hsfa Ia
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y SO :, s.-s.S g Sawef ~ r.
8evs g'ss 49, qaje.. very l4ssae.s8aFsR
FstsstfF-e-~E sfss ssSa -sxEsf - E4er-
sesss pss@S 0aFee9 fai,e, ss1Tss sar-
aaHss. ~ss1f{t&
sg-s,sr--'s..'g faaey. issise; g~o3 10
s-sss-.EeasfF Cal terssts rxreH zAg4esf.-
sfare Aas's lsaIss
~ AsfssgN fgsarr6z5
Ma E@sx mekca ssisssK xARkNx
AfF yaes. 1aly l--tsegu-sseasly sas
a sss-tJg sss.sss tiasea steady ant an.
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rus ooEaN nuCk READY.
Passenger Baats wtii Jana There
CIV D,sa B 8. tte EnlarRxa.

Agent Harding 81 fae oregon Railroad
aud Navigation tempsns Hli. take sass,ss
Sion of che Ocean doeS tomorrow faa
steamship iaaiie lrsm p0fiitssi ssii batis,
FIRST yc~sNi se as1 Fhgfa Ha fbRssaag ths
steamers tiosp laeslas, 3hsft toSuseaa sai
afner reuhd yssisi}s aii4 assiH go wake
landings ~ thn NetaG whagt ffss naax
aiN lse Appreciated IS fii-ee Ntn aaEe tsvn
e0mpesfvd o. haHi II ss4t unanA down fac
steep kaesinss a. tisc itAsf ~ ait}a efFs.. g
Naers tiss ngessa kasinssi sof Nes ~s-iss,s
Aosss land ~ present Passes rs 81 III. ASS
tse pleased wish Jbe ehsnee > rlr slmh
wss uu unHlss ssis oHc l.'f taes
The titt asrk ssfl - aassasd ia at.sat
siN weeks, a. i tsen fhe siges sa kafgO az Il
Nav sssilslH tniAgHa7 3iii nnFt ffrut tAf
osean deek 3t -s tae .Rtenfsuss sn htttt sy
ssstheg stt fa3 sas hks3saf amW 5f Wss as-
fote she Zee fGeu lf Wss dfsrrlt ssf
ntere ihan seas f'eanses to ltuj, Iha t.sw
What vii sessifus8. s5stt fgont f.fsfr ts fsg,-
"a snieFs 81 = tt8e ftlls Wsst sf45ss fSt
sifexssn hsisw8 a Nst .sas nn tau5.sng s.,
hSuGle fsENss-us.'fs anG fr-ear satsf at,sfs
ease aHH tiefsafg y zhsH t.F.s- tas f.,r4s
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BsEs HIS.

Tae scsoaaes Marioa : sac here from
>Aa FFsmeisCn.
Fiiosaas Osew d. a3s,ag ~ u5cn ~ slS
Thini street. al8H skA sgask * SenerAs
bad sNFe
The ofaee q tte SFsios #. Wa,ev c,.gs
rAHT s. isseEst-1 = - f'eisNst ta stFref D.,
gacea ~scssss sats T&1r8
E8e rveuisr monthly raessfas az fhs
g. as' kestsf S.etety al - he]l IS fse
ntAtteana ~ NH>- 4e6l bears. ths 81 tr-
asssa. ~ & sisssk
gu gfas qaE-i .hsd SIS. of 'sF3esa EssAer. %
CD - ssrss~ rts-s hE fAs ,tafs. t,Rssn fae
rau e "a RuE res az sac pfog,s 6.
sse. =Fss tess3t srieitt5g oa1t3ss5
frs Ae5st re-i eass os Use e.tv sss5
kals aer arss staHa Eezre a. = - t
a. se fasf 8aas iesvss 5-st 81 Culaa *
--s s A& Il a Sst -ss
Eae ~ si arcf tals ARE
H tsus-k. iG tee ss 7s at t.zr n
e. char b ~ s1l AsT.al strrels
81 4ag ls-sses an eeEasstiF laEi1se3 30
at+fl.i
EW : fstsE hs> f3 sast Ga sase as.
Dts eaHrs sEstIs5 as~ ~NlEsH kfvsr Mts
1Hs te7s leAs.s 1o nTevvf sl.te ss - se-
reGat ut efrFi.frss..sins l5trhsa sssf susr.s.t :
~ sAf tfae tSa Gs3Gcv sa ~Sosslla ssa
as r@ srt-k gse r<esse1 1s-re
s.~s et.8 sfa o1 70 af r.
sH3 rr sgts aa.sf as aa- x-ssess7 t.s
"a @1@ -- tse tsase- s1@a "a fas ss-e-
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ta s. Ea. va rEa -s4 5.ar-E rtrase ~
fars -zFs es a
~sa ~aeva tg- ae astae zaV 7ss-.
ssr ssot 5e~ rc sFzuk aa4kat ~
ets
fss ~ $685. saa Frntsss
.-sus assat s. @ s frrer.-
ua ~ Ea.sas tasr ka.v
AS p 80 n N $40 saa rnz---s
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rpK cErY.s POWER uxorysrtoxrr,
A FALSE ALARM.
Railroad Men Called cut in the
Night To- Cf.cuspeepf Others,

A Tanor spread al 2 o'clock yesterday
morning that Manager NsdtGn oi the
Puget sound Shore railroad, vi IA force
OF men, was engaged in bai',iiag a track
f0r bis coInDany at the corner of Com
nareial and King streets The building III
attack nroUnd This esrAer, II * said, viii
be opposed by the maaa Dent Of the
Columbia 4 Pact Sound railroad Wee
President Mcneil was hnrrie Is awak ned
and he gathered a arse force OF reiaiber>
about him ata went "a 'he ahogC-m IA
toned corner for the purpose 81 onp sing
the building Of the Puee5 sound shore
track Wh, The vanguard srrived 80 the
suppo cu scene Of action all was silent.
and 10 one was found layig track The
leader an6 his men went back 10 bed
area ~ diScusted
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nKssy nora.. ooN.m.cr Inr.
The Euiiaiug wa sss Completed ie
ten N1nshs,

The d nay hntpl trustees l9st A1 hg5ka Il
Haiief'S iaA Office lass Bssbf aHl ogepCa
elds fog the erection - ihe fsocei. Is wiii
hs Remembered HAT Contractor parke
Withdrew fran tlie eaUtFses eVgae two
we~ks aEo, sipce which tlate the trustees
have had seYeFai iga6iae rautgartars irum
atraad abi ~ hone azu3es oH sl4c p ga.
last uigut whea shr Bids WRge uiayns s
ar r = foiyih 81 iiue0ia Arh. wHs
fasusd - De- Gae Iowest b.ddef 81
sFe .orss fhs Weails that fhe hntta. whfu
completed aisd Furnished sea 3 fof C.eea
paaeY VII cest sN9Js8 THe contract
sHfts saf t1aNaEls li.en nl 1852 hai dinS hE soc
Ii dsK al aaF. ts2e - s.a rgY Aay gnr
saefy dsf Is ST ihsu thal iiuae Ihr ms
tess IA eplef 60 ~ iAe eegIs fesnpietl0u
81 ghe aeis uasr a ~ waFa ~ so i.sf slst.
In ths CUni t&tiUf, iof Hserf tsT ssfa aE4s 81
lhe Is cosapieysd hegs1ge tha stipulated
tiu,r lais fncans 'ht iasgssi. hs. itoH2s~t
aisi e1.ess eieeNut'A ssaipg's3 iiufei iu tDc
taf4hAgsf inside AZ es. months
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fhw afrit Fog RELIEF.
bissres- hi@iutshtue-rhe Fand
NV N~aftY &ine ooa

The Number e applicants for ru}.el j.
gtssstas smaller Is degrees snt beautifully
tcSs. Yesterday bGt sixteen - Fssas applied
a. sac sssais4usr.erS Il she general relfel
committee fef ali. Th3s Indicates that
'aass who were lsatnes3 sat ara f~ginntng
90 aHd some nussucAs Wnich supports
tAe II. 1he aAufs ~ these " 30 aatagrs...s
- ioi yesterday raSxrs. ifsza s,o0lhlacks
vsi5af u f'sss te laF-off Texas Provisions
ftu&HtHE zftf monty WeTs slsss gfvtn }sr
fhE faal sit,ff - fAe fzessiy Fshaawfaz
sra 1le ssttst earTssutsous tp ti-r resset
fazs.s
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BOWS AROUND 1uE LIVER.

James whiteornb Riley.
Meantime sad Iunstius down around the
river
Have To ipse with Iizey Ann-ba, iawsy
isrg vs her
+ Drives Ese of the place, ana saws AT sfi al
she a wIsaifi'
Land O. gracious iimen come III gs
enough q f.Shiai
IAlt.e Dave. ahupp!a' wood. never pears
fo notice.
Dou'i know where shes hid his hai. Or
kcsFia' - here ais coss J.,
Nstvsiaisn. u}sft = l}ke. De ala -sgm' -
mini nc.
AID gIssssin where. sAy l2o'tle-ek. s sel!eF'si
key aD4 Ie.
Noontssae sn3 JBIsetlns@. 3ows sruuBa the
Ftrcrf
tleaa aus ~ sishf q htgae. asti skulkin'
Il ties kiceE
e TIE - slao.es. jaes oaks ana swamp
ash Rn5 eti&Ms--
ta-e- 81 - iamhieti 80. sou kin Ar5iy tel
'ese'
Hired. yos sfo@, tat levin il, apf sullln'
IS 10 t.iHk AZ
Aas s&esfef rss:asss yuu.a fairly want "a
drink H.
Tired o fsaia'-iirea % frrl-,iue ss,t
SAX sTst sfaEkef-
AZ y5s vast ia eI jhe wog Is a EiFtie
Faare tsstsEk r.
EaassE. bat a-ablia II. ~ las a ss,ss-a
kiaFasaeF gssau' gP sssl saootIa' oat O.
sAFtm'
sns7ss uR ths. ut34sy sssi.- esfre the Conn
S. Uitab -
Ma q ap sad 8aNn Sac aiGRe lie iAey'5
rsl 81 sasls ssffsAtst
e'a i11rs.e $50 t'r eEsss s1rr-sssta sigzr-az'
+Hla n wtg1sF Mke Re 4spt ktns Aas II
EsEpzT
Wasss7 sszs e ssat a. - s fxe5 e5s.'t ssas
NhE5 y - ~
"a Ire > TEcr .E ske szsss,ser--she ssssssiss
Is t1e aAF-e-3
: sae5ssag sa.ser.a'-- ~ay guaad toe t,sssa
fH
rrPsE fssA-- = .ere yer eye kie - ksseh
sAe eGs2n
of sas esssasg sssss 81 sake ssssp u.as.-
GsI K-fssk4
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i<ssH ain
s'sssss ss.s fesks as s.es~el sss.ls. ag
~ Sd u1
sssh ser s,asef ~ 81. ass bss.s e. frs.a
sas E1sFT
Ns-susiase ASS sse. lue. sspa a. saad The
rsRaE
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as.s ss:sA 1 ] N~si n snts sisg -sz3ass
n<-sess ss.s Hr. xssss axS Essh ~ p tsss
ezst ssr xwxSs - Nj 50 Arss hza- -
ss.ssz ,.s-ssx sfsss< se<sspssfz xizsr ssaezr ~
zaru from Alaska
Me-. Il. Prize. az IxwrxfzcsriIse. md.
.szxss rsc<4sEsy sEss q ne Esssfssetoxs
- rhs sawsevses@ fsssriDz EzsEa ~
sl1ss p..sse. Il ia re eisy- and .la &c
wssga and as la bsasfn<s& lie os1
- -rrxss<sss.- RS IL sxayr fs- seattle
s.esesrp rkx ssx Gre. bat taa< sxusesf no
rsauxe Sc s.ssr. tnssed. DO enc has nssen
ss-s-s-d sur< fsx TIRE s1e~s af this city rass-
Sss-frre- bet. On the contrary. every fssay
IS talking sszeszs sextfas-
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Pie Helped Himself

Lie.
iiUto hft,e negro.
Aswimming in 'he Nile,
Appcsred. quite unexpectedly,
A hungry crocodile.
who. wish that ehill polltencss
Tset makes t5s war,n hioou freeze.
kcaarkg,ss: ''i'II take some dark meat
Without dressing, il yea please
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licenses IA wed were issued by Auditor
Forrest vest rgsay for j. Is Eagteson and
Blanche Mills, OF seattle. harles ] buson.
Of Sksgit county, aasi Jscotiue Marquette,
Of Chicago: ose Z. Noon. ~ Seattle, and
Anna Heatl ics son, Of Fergus Falls, Nian.
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utsrgs.-v f-orEx CAaESDAE CEEAsxlss--
IL il .sseresssa.f srsn use exsesa1aT q Tue
district goo taar during the NAy term
xssairh .+ssss<sl issa safarssAg- Ia exsss we're
rfa.fsy aisEassxs If Eighty -iaiie q rFasssris
srlssissa sad ,sssSed states cr1saasxssi aisti
elxl eases ~erx = F1eSs2 from tsss cssArs.
seven s4sza-ves ~rFe sralfssts Aasa hs-
stsss Sffes civil 81 lions tors t 10 JUS
vs..vss az ssstscsssezs exclusive Of the DEM ,
s<5sastssr e4sssss. thirty IN number which
~ : txken from the soekef b. being re-
4 r-ssi - ~ ia lee Gears frs.fa sni n
4 sy werg app. a. ed. The calendar Is nos
ia better saxYe Ihsn /. hes oes>ss for yeyst
yssrs sslsi there is ss1sae heEe OF 6issasing
If iessnrtAar litigation st the august
terra The rasIrssss o. tire last term WAS
ser logs rsf&-sses. isy TIE IRE or still sTore
work cuuBsi hsye h<< n eeufaFlished.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-02
SNOQTALNIE FALLS
AND
SA0QUAlHIE HJP R AgH

VIII be pdcrci tn citizens al seattle
and IN homlsh on ia J ;, tss9, IN whish
the lrst "a. T.. church Seciety snd tbs ir
/ lends y 4 participate.
Faic fpg rouaa trip frdia esther cattle "
Snohomi~b, fsBl
Tsaius VIII eave Is ffl.W.; seattle.
ssid a. IA sac oiT'isa. 500 - m. Return
ing, leave SnuQ ualmje 9 % y. ~.
Tickets "n "a naW by mcn5ers Of
church committee apd oil morning the
Fonria ut depats, fo0t # Cai0n i !. Niue
sfrFftfS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-02

FIRs PICTURES. Crawford 4 Cnnover
have issued = handsome illuminated sheet,
containing series OF seven sketches Of the
seattle cohGsgrsti.ln and its cons. quenees.
tie Ire heed derenrirg the oucitenial
hotel Freut stree hefore and after the FIRE.
Front STREET in $50, merchants Ga camp. a
fast relief train, and The faeama tent The
~ luTr a = lithog sph, IN seven eoloFs. and
s. eompasosn pierce to the w-li-knnwn
i'"uny hotel, Published by the same
nIm.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-02

FEUfT cY gHs TEIs KETs lit is the height
Of the Wild beny season just now, aud
the hills sre fnli OF piesers. The trailing
black kerry vine laden with fruit. is ioHni
eyeryx here. the second year sitter clearing
land u forms a carp andzr the feres
The black rasBberries are rips, as well as
Eooset,eFries that look like currents an
some newly settled parts OF the country the
Oregon srafse and n. snfal terry are no;
despisai. The latter, which was sn i'm
poT,Aat srtic.cs Of the indians Diet, graMs
In dark woods. long ago rjpen.d aud were
eaten hy tbs. birds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-02

EAsLEsoS-M tILs.-I;r james B. Eagle
son snd Miss Blanche Mills, two popular
young people Of the First Presbyterian
church. were quietly married Lass evening
At the res dence Of The bride. Rev. Elliott
W. BrUan e.scistisx. oGsy iew relatives
were present The bride wore a sery
handsome dress OF white lace. After the
ceremony ths party adj9nruei "a the
diniugreom where refreshments were
served. The newly married couple then
l.ft for their fntare resiien"e In this city
Their many friends wish them abundant
happiness and prosperity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-02

: TEMPORARY SCCcass oF THE DENNY
seuaTT@as.-The Denny eiectment suits
against the squatters OF Shsntytown we've
set for srisI III justice Rivers court For
yes er,ias. but thy werr not called for the
reason that Messrs. Lewis, Hardin and
Hall. attorneys for the squaiters, had tiled
sl sppcas Ia the district court from the
decision OF Judge Haniord. returning tile
eases tO the lower court for trial. This j. a
decided victory fur the sguatters s. /, gives
them ASSURANCE Of possession OF che land
al iesst white Inc cases are pending Ia the
snpreTne eoart.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-02

tbs HrIU 2-CAPToKs' REWARD. 49, 90
April Il, L. i. Holden, who was ut that
i'ms GA t5e police force and also deputy
United states marshal. aud Wood orcott
VI ard ler tins or ~ pounds e smugs At,l
eiiBm III the California losiging house on
HesleT svenue The eenfraf,ag4si drag " -
condemned and sold On Nav Il for sslp
Yesterday tf,icer Holden aud.Mr Orcott
we're haudesi al osdeT Of he district court
awarding them each $50 as ''iuformeg >
fee Tor their capture
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-02

HiGa SCHOOL oxaENcEgESr. 49, The
COMMENCEMENT exercises ~ the High
school NJ take place st , o'cleck this
afternoon Ia Tue assembly bail of the new
trHtral scheui. The Rea efai pubic ar,
cordially tRvifs1 70 attend these exercises
The seven graduates VIII be rendered a
banquet in She evening af the Russell
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-02

EXPECTATIONS FULLY RKALIxsp.-A large
audience witnessed the performance Of
the burlvsque Robinson Crusoe." with
speclsltloS, presented by the fiiy Clay
telSsSsi Galriy COMPANY nj Tern bali
last night The she's was all that wa
advertised. The tsb!esaN sni snee,as.1:laf
effects were featnFes tha' were received
SltA demonstrations oi snprola,loB. as
Indeed. were many 9th parts ~ the yer.
iormkecc. The tufiesque was well put ou,
snd the singing excellent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-02

TBE UNION DEPOT pRoigtT Wee Pfesi
dent Mcneil, ri the Columbia & Puget
SOUND railroad, yesterday was asked
ahou, the union passenger and ftsight de-
pot aud replied: ''O4r company il the
principal mover IN tiie matte. bui nothing
bey ond general conference aud IN K over
the pru3ect has Yet been aceo p pl; II, a.
We are really 10 hGiid frs,-eiass terminals.
provided two other railr al comyaDi. " III
20 ia wfih ". Sach conYt Diepces are. in
NY OPS ion, an absolute neoess " IN city
like seat H..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-02

INSANE FROM DgiSg.--Augeio Loss. a
/ Black Diamond coal miner. was examined
as 10 his sanity before Judge Osborn in the
probate court yesterday on the complaint
ans; information OF W. X Mithr1w. who
brought hin 10 Settle Tor trial. Ihs
hearing DEVELOPED the fact that Loss " rs
al habitual dria ker and that his insanity
was caused by sicotosism Under these
circum tances Judge q born hesitated
about committing hum % the asylum, sni
gave BIN over 10 the custody Of a fiiend
until further Developments
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-02

The ADSUsTERs 6osE.-Ibe iiffy-three
insurance adiusters who were here repns.
ssnting seventY-two Insurance companies
have completed their great and goo0 work
aud gone The first o; them departed one
v ek aRo. anotrse large detachment went
on fridsy last. assu rhe last one tpak his
leave yesterday. All the adjustments, save
two or three, were finally eoneiueed aud
these will be arranged by correspondence
( The adjustments are pronounced 10 have
been very satisfactory. Most OF The adjust
els were from San Francisco and Portland