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fhe ton4 IL washington md CnfnMhfs
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q asssyh s1 Min, nj g i rs
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liant 81 The somp.s.y ND been ENLARGED
{he aunsxy waa I'd rpn3itfOu 20 suppty the
6enasn<i IN s1oue, - matter haw IefEe y
81 Tke city cpsue1t having psoutse0 20
s~t 90 = eshinetgn Nrsss sile y order;
nries vii s. lsnAed fh<re N. Ranke
tkouoke thai tho ooune1i sfouM Also ptsce
m fnInnbis strees slip Ia or1rf - scse
. poasfkae
IAssne run nATLvAs rRssxa
1hs seattle. IAks elofs q Eastern rail-
soed hss coup3efed he oonsfruetson q
~ tssstse and track firm the fooe Of Union
ssrx&s q fas sstssh ~ Madison. Tne ffsseie
es.s1 tryaek viii he 6nished 70 : - ~ near
y~sser aysnne In week, The Paxet Sound
reiirsad uisf reach . Junction Win the
Aeassle, Lake shore 4 Esstern frsrks N
slnyat f~a weebas tfme. Beth sompAn1es
Wit k.liow The 1ine o. Railroad asenue -
sepinsaed ~ The city,
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a GATHERING PAGEANT.
Sells Brothers Give . Parade Over
Mile In Length.


II the anxiety with which tho coming OF
the circus IL looked forward to By
old and young. big and little, il any
criterion, the great six-acfe canvas
oil Sells Brothers will have TO be
enlarged 20 hold the people that are sure TO
demand sdnaiasncc AZ their doors next
Friday. The fact that Seattle has been
Absolu ely without amusement OF any pub
lie nature since before the are doubtless r.
largely responsible for this eagerness, but
the show. too, ID known 10 be an excellent
one, and these two things combined will
b. greatly 10 the advantage Of the exhibi-
ton.
The parade will take place 1T 10 o. clock
In the morning. X II on this free feature
OF the circus that Sells Bros have iavished
~ enorm Us amount 0f expense. and the
pageant OF professional features Il said
10 throw even the gorgeous rirrus bills In
the shade. Three brass bands and steam
cAiltope furnish fnc music. and many odd
curlosifies the amusement The circus
viii be open afternoon and evening.
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street commiuscnes Cummings ard
Chslsmsn Jen<s, Of the commisfse on
asssfs, yesterday made : fhercueh In
spcrsian a The sfrc<ss and alleys in the
burnt slassrses. with , view 10 aesssinE
wsys and means foe pushing sorsaTd the
work.
4 lsexe fcree h - vosk restoring the
roadway On Commercial -trees, - that &C.
sss~ ear - had % the transfer unsehouse
~ he Weller street extesaton. Anotnef
ere~ & d cork on the aiIey vest OF fruus
direct ketwseu Talon ami SenetA. 10 make
al outi1f srem - h uAhsehey's wharf win
~, px.lsns up the Uaton st-r hill 70
Fnent senxea street il bssiag nileti on IN
es<y grast~ re ftsnf sfrest to The iey
xiff, Debris AMI earth frasn excavations.
n eisi ~ piankesf. AID VIII FURNISH ~
esxs means ~ sccs - from the water front.
On Vine and Virginia STREETS the sewers
are heiag laid according - the ordinances
passed befssre the fire.
second affect i tesug feplanksd where.
yer re iaifs are needed from Yssisr avenue
uaffh.
Wosk on the Washington street slip Is
progressing siawly oa account OF the 81 y
ts8ax 1asi,le 81 secure lunref The con
tfaesafs are hursyiug up the eass Ia THIS
wpsk. a. II - the only meABsshey have fer
getting IN tsfisk Tram across the harbsr.
Arrangements have been made e. obtain
usslasr sna The work VIII be .eaelHdSd In
A fpsx dax.
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Per steamer wails wslsa from san Fran
cisco, june 20: For Seattle Mrs. }. Stew.
Art and three children. WIN. Terry. wm.
Booze. y 4. B DslrympIe. r. NJ. Forney,
q. Il. Pollard. J. T.. Manning. II r. ethef. J.
X l ord aud wife, d. Cosgrove, o. r, simp
son.
victcria-M &. Kuiey Miss ". Rest, Mis-.
Ella Robinson. Miss IVA start, Miss n. n
Webster. Paul Nssomser snf lady. G. =.
Bciferor aud wife. Rev. J. Nilias ana wife.
NJ H. tsoWsn
Tacon Mrs Ward smith, II r. Alex.
amber. Kngissh Np. Mcbride. Mss
n, hriae. Ar J G. ide. II suinSis.
or. eon & California passed Madfort
J. q. Alien. A. T. Tsyiog. A. y. wiiksa, r.
Noble. John salltyan. u zsgfer, Z. r. Cal,
awsiaer. VI. X. JaDsisr and wife. n.
simon. A. 3. Ccpses and wife. J. q. Fsossty.
william ssh~inx and wife. X. y. Tn ian
and vile. A. +. RsdIarn- w. - seldom, j. &.
Adams. " :. ssEss. Charles Eekerson. v
n. Murray. e. n. tssfffin- A. peaf. C. A
Collins. \. A. shad. r. Harise aud Iorsy
thfue second class
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The Boston National hank. u Seattle, II
in progress Of organization. The neces-
cary papers were made out yesterday and
forwarded 70 the comptroller OF the treas
ury. The intention IL to Incorporate with
cspisal stoct Of eapo.goo- the largest Of
any hank In Washington. Those who are
connected with the enterprise In this city
are Herman Chaplin, Thomas Ewing, viii
liam Rent0n. II G. Struve aud A. n
BTockes. a lsrse block Of the stock IS b BE-
held By Boston capitalists
The bank will be iacAt, d In the quarters
IT present occ spied bs the posfofsice, which
will he fitted cp4n frstclaxs style for the
purpose
The protectors say Il VIII be two months
before thstbAnk wi start up. 90 II takes q
great deal ii time and . namber Of yards
Of nd tape TO get an ap LEGATION for u
national bstk charter through the depart
u ent ~ Washington, ant II Is confidently
expected that Ii viii take II least fwo
months in the pressn. in.tance. II the
char er could be procured sooner. the bark
would embark In business af once. a. the
mouey IL all ready
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-, ~,sn.frn1 Sn11ness q IL 1fay tee,n
- $500 eunss 8 peee<Y uu11 c3snnee uY~s
80 s. .sss-r n -, 49, Yenlly ~ fkfAl
- - - - g .~Ssr.~-..,Ss a -
have 49, u d -. 81 - q 49, .rSss. ~
mmmn9r sn1ssnekfy I. -, - -. = ~.
Gsarse p HtH ceees VIA - u 5. -
Au<nst s<rn. vhea ny ~ g -. 49,. - 1.
yoafes Cabins s. = - 80 nh
- ~ 8 -. . -, ,.sel hss.ee
cOsne %. o - - /. - s.ss.,. -.
Jedge Aaiyp. g - - -. . ts.st
vtsed e eaa exsAnee q ~. g -. - ~ s.t-ss
Stm& Whtes to fueS< . - -. - : -
snul &c 49, 49, ..ns;.,,s ~
- .....s -. % - 80 !. r,.r,tinpnnce q
pssne ~ - - s-suau
She5r c1s - - = ~
only 3 fen m1uoe c4&es ps 1s - - ,.s5s
snes ~ this t,f0. Sts ~ 49, 49,
81 s,e 49, ssse 3 s 8 % sne dSes az ye1ss
viii lave - usif vim Qsos1 s.saa 49,, a
4 mex 1unxMAM
wheu - rnal a. jusoes u u 6inun-
x.s-s--. -. - rniled per1Hrt3aY moGn-.
v 49, s'sul~-- r.esnr tailed 20 n.
~ ~. y. -. ~. r-<s~~ Esn1ord then
spOed - ~ nAne. suk6 g = mfnor
nd : csr0.eeAe noS 49,. a. IS =. I'm IN 8
ssAsine thAt yuxs man ss,...ds,scs npon Z
Be present $40 snes ~ shs rnssr4
JURY uo1lA essAAu4e. $3.50 & = fhis
Or3enE0 ~ c1ne ~ ssane w 49,. <.ess~r
maeo1ne. ana eit0seo ~ sssss,.r~r<.e
jufz wen 70 seRefe - 49, .~s -
wAa Qh4<csed - ~ shc " ~ q. q - ~
lowed "a exteesioa 49, inrv Nil -
y - Rrcnt sssA5 ~sss - fs.rd 0rer
impencte0 sad sne - = g
nA0axkSY AcQuufkD-
sw u~--.rev 1x,r nheninirR
anc us1. .-sssesr-s -. 60
aoney under falpe pretenses cae
1iA1 yesterday uurnlag - ~
shoued shat Haggerty Aad ooeAlned ~
fxO0 LOWman = HaneOtos Wf ne
- aSsrt 81 feprs seating thas Ma
R<tneckef had p.as Y Y. - - 49, - :
lsese ~ - St ~ -. .oc,h m Reineeier
sa,rit..6 sSe aieninr a the o0ntsact, bot
ssid ~ sieued e under fa1se represents
fions ~ he unoerttanitng shs 80 g
~ anythinR q any tins foe the 49, o.
M machfnes uasgerty,wkon he turned IL
The con sroca, paid LsUmAn = HAn1Oeo -
which he clainsed - have recetved - the
Ara PAYMENT upon Il and received nae
0onmfGaoo Of so
Wien tie evidence Woa al In the court
held that the oonuAce Of LOuman I HAN
fnev3 tnken frum Ma Reinecksr. Uos nos
sncn 4 contraxt = that upon the facts
svnrn q vOnld subisct the defendant to .
couvicfion Or Obtaining money under
ialne urctenses: thar LOwman 4 HaulOrd
hal1 not been iniursd a. bccause Trey had Ne
cxfyed IS. the 6rst 1ayWene required By
the contract. and that Mrs. Reiuxcker bad
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Notice.

UOIlc0.
To the Stockholders OF the Home Fire
fnsutsnce C.,mpa Of seattle.
VII Re.s.it Is q, sired 10 increase the car
ital stock III the IL me Fire Insurance
Company of Seattle, therefore the under
signed, being msjs lily Of the trustee. OF
ssTd company. hereby cali meeting OF
the stockholders of said company 90 BE-
held on Monday, the l2th day Of August.
issss. at the hoar Of O'Clock. in the after
moot Of said day, at the eosnpany's office
In the city of Seattle, for the purpose OF
considering . proposition OF the said
board OF trustees duly adopted Of . meet
ing OF said hoard, held June Il, las9, for
the increase Of the capital stock of said
company from the sum Of one hundred
thousand dol ara to the sum OF two humid
ned and nfty thousand dollars.
JOHN r. Horn,
BAILEY GATzKRT.
II. q. STRuvE,
u. d. BALLARD,
A. b. STwwART,
JACoB FukrH,
THOMAS r. MINOR,
Trustees.
Seattle, w. r., June IL, 1859.
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wrw voer ~ror.x .xvxxw
w. vo.~ s,,-s g 70. .s,,..k ..>,R.t
sossev ~ 81 :snss-xisiea. ana rna nrepos,-
d<rnnce q speculation WAS doue mose in
trusts. whsIc railroad shares were compare
lively nesiecied, there being oaiy five that
g. s sd .sa srs .na sa
excateme.,t q times was intense. sugar
took lha lead in tae upwaad noveme &
but Saxiouaa led In the amount u tran
sacfionoL The fprmer wao helped by
ssra<ty rise in the value Of sugar abroad
6sss.roos crup Ia 1nrsp sad bay inr vss
largely b. iuaiderx La the oTxt fifteen
minutes seock rose 20 LIS. against liSl< On
saturday evening. Heavy reaiisinx 8 e.
tolioued, ana Il moved back 70 INK, but
closed q La : net gain Of ~ per cent
saiss q uni sscd stocks. however. reached
. total Of .506 shares. to which National
led. cOntriboting l2.<65 and the sugar trust
y, 10.
0ovefnment bonds arm.
RxcnANaB Ann sncun1rfRs
easy & 49, Prfme mercssnfile psner'
SEaS[ Srsriin1 Sxchessr All and
s1ssssfv. sare~ ~ Mr. - =. S...:nx
N ~
nosns
$3.50 :. -
n QJkk Aks frn~lwfasss31 II nc2x. a = s,.,.s
uon,l' si az Psc, A. e. 81 IA y 49,
.n
1sSau .APss - Si.Iss Caaeua racsnc,
~; Ssnnue So0.nefns wye. Sshtrai
xeaacs re. nufA92ton, >LNs Lax
n , slt17s' Densef MO
0rAboe. utsc. Ene.Nsscs Kansas q
Iexas. lc LAKE 6nore $i-uS; Louisville
= :. Nasnyii;e. svsc; nlcnigsn e nira!; sessc;
..ssOaIi raclncs re- Northern farlnc,
| Es4c: Noftnern racine Pre- erred oossc
:. - Sig1 New tufk Cevuas'
| *LUS6s oregon improvement 03c, Navt-
Eais:cs. ssc Tfsnscontinenf.l see:
!sisnu. s6cs Ss PsaL IFS, Texas Pacinc,
I14c, uuion Facinc, 6lssr; United States
11ptess, N1cs kArkO Exp'esS, " -.
S ~ess g tnivns e7sc: American eosson
VII - ~,~,~c 1900
| 49,. =. ss...s.....
An cMa1Sf y, 1ess g nsicner u. nodie $aSS,
CConaoaloAssa Sanios q IfRinis -: "a,
CvInm0e ~ cs!.n ys-i., Dea0wvM SA:1s =
| SsissO ~ ~ nOuiu Serfy >t0c. naio q
g No =. ~ homestaAe - ~ iron SILVER
h.i i ns. g - Ms ~ n Vsen =, Hoftn
I. A. = ~ s1ssgs ~ sser-s Nevada sxo.
SssndaM q, small HOPS xi.iss snh,yan
sL4v 4sion ConsolioAted $ai0' yellow
sacket SxW
San FRANCISCO REVIEW.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 3.-Wheat-Bust-
! uen rsshes light: shipuess .upp,ied " In
| sufficient stock TO m. et immediate , usasre-
mcnss, quote 81 x7l<(s7l 10
Bartey-stxaty: No. feed 69Iska6sc
Ga s--ssocks too h. avs tu adm, Of any
cnsngv: choice ed, 81 O5; No. /, &iesl orr:
| lover grades, yUeaoc
| Hops--u nalfrrsd,
| Pos atoes-Ea.ier. Early Rose. 5ncfSlsf 60:
Peerless, 6udsfc. sarnet Chile, ot{ayOc:
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San francisco June M.--Arfived--sts
san Pedrs. Tacoma. Cieared-sss Oregon.
Portland: sh Harvester. Port Townsend.
- lesi-sfr Walla Waiia. Victoria.
foST TOWNSEND, June 2t.--Rritish bark
Nm- fEifhain. seventy six DAYS ont from
Newcastle. : W.. arrived today, sith
coal
GLASGOW, June H. Arrived Neianesia.
fsnm Tacoma
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fSsfsg Co. No IS BglLs--on Wesiues-
dsy last Mayor Moran presented tbs mas
al metal which MAS enee Engine Company
No rs he 1 n sse militia This wss 10
FecNSnsfson of tire services sa faithfully
FsefsssEuasd After the eonfsgrafioa. atsoat
10 Esnunsfs ST he bell wss 70 te male inso
medals. and Que sas 10 nc given Ia emen
-ssisissman g ass had faithfully performed
BIS assfs. ssofr - . nafa1essto 81 tae oers-
sen tran fos aas1 ipg ekse Tths seemed
ta hass afuEssd tsse jealousy ~ fec IRE
2 eza ard tissy ssess ted ts% metal Tesfer.
5Ay. howrswr. iE HaA sonud ani tsxasss
over 10 MAYOR Marsa. wao gave IL iaso fke
eusfs<zf al TIE chief 81 u~eisee IL will b.
ktseG 60 %tasgfsTgnasfer r. r
tsaans az tire Fist rswsmett wks y ~
aerass u rs fsse use lEsiT1sstes BY Mascg
Moran-
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psEsxsp nv 4 STRIKE The steamer
Fsishsxen was Sessyesa Ahous 40 sssur o.
iAss gssFt isss esensng On sccsEnt - sssfts
siAegssy e~f~esa c&gsxss A a. Parker
ard Gssisf Enstasex A. r. nMa4noax Thss
1gsalse rnrn lEea9est sesae xfsss ax1 aa,d
ca sssissAs<si IN tAe cage ala fs.cA a-s1Dg tbs
eeealux. ga hsssfrsx ~ en- rhe sx.s-ssssf
ssst ssss-ss 81 the 6rxza~n 4ssE .afk. se
esssouSnx tsSr tss@y The discharged es-
ssss~tr wss hired es sAs exgzssasy. net ~
tas cAtsssle ara Il 10 Saesssoss sssssssx
fssse eaxesesbs ssss she fscss ~Ae her
VI ssrssnD - rssv batter faaesk bars wtss -
sesszsnsd
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ssesssxssshss, we~v astnx se4tnss Fass-
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| KRw YoRK. Juno 2A-NOuey On call,
easy as 11S0& Prime mercantile paper,
Gk0J< Sterling exchange, dali and
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of soda, which are automatically mixed
and give off sulphuric acid gas and nascent
oxygen. Of these two gases, the former is
complete destroyer of putrefactive and
contagious organisms, while the latter is a
perfect deodorizer The solution formed
by the union of the two chemicals consists
of a liquid containing large percentage
of permanganic acid and small quantity
of sulphuric acid. This solution overhows
into the sewer from the chamber in which
the admixture takes place, and deodorizes
the sewage to a greater or less extent on
its way to the precipitating tanks. At the
from the sewage are neutralized by the
chemical gases, for to reach the outer at
mosphere the sewage gases must pass
through the chamber in which the chem
ical gases are generated.
We recently inspected Mr.. Reeves apa-
ratus at Putney, where it has been applied.
Its chief application, however has been at
Frome, where it is in extensive use, with
every success, as certified by the engineer
to the local board, after nearly years
experience of Its working.
He states it to be simple and efficient
method of sweetening the sewers by the
destruction of the sewer gas, and at the
same time of deodorizing the sewage on its
way to the precipitating tanks.
The deposit in the tanks is stated to be
devoid of smell and very valuable as a
manure, while the effiuent is clear and
odorless and fulills the ordinary tests for
puritv
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People " Onder

WHEN they find how rapidly health
w is restored by taking Ayers Sar-
saparilla. The reason is that this
preparation contains only the purest
and most powerful alternatives and
tonics. To thousands yearly it proves
veritable elixir of life.
Mrs. Jos. Lake, Brockway Centre,
Mich, writes "Liver complaint and
Indigestion made my life burden
and came near ending my existence.
For more than four years l suffered I'M
told agony. 1 was reduced almost to
a skeleton, and hardly had strength to
drag myself about. All kinds of food
distressed me, and only the most deli
cate could be digested at all. Within
the time mentioned several physicians
treated me without giving relief Moth
ing that took seemed to do any per-
manent good until 1 began the use of
Ayers SSrsaparilla, which has pro-
dnced wonderful results. Soon after
commencing to take the Sarsaparilla I
cOiEd see an
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OLD MOTHER GOOSE.

1 will name you the greatest of all poetesses,
And you Il own that I'm right when do,
Though you probably couldn't in twenty-five
Hit the name, should ask it of YOU.
Mrs Hemans? or Sappho? or sweet Liza Cook?
Mrs. Browning? the Careys? No use;
1t is strange you're so dull when you've all seen
am thinking of Old Mother Goose.
But should you dispute me, million bright
pleaders
win join, am sure, on my side,
And Wen claim that no poet has more loving
readers
And none reputation so wide.
How the little ones struggle when sly spider
sleep
Has them all tangled up, to get loose!
For they want just as long as their pretty eyes
" One more story from Old Mother Goose"
OF her poems, how many are great master
Not one, but dozen at least.
There's old Mother Hubbard, whose trouble in
creases;
Jack spratt and his sensible feast;
And the woman who ran her head foolishly
through
Matrimony's untyable moose,
And settled for life in that wonderful shoe
They are all there in Old Mother Goose.
Then her fancy's fountain OF pleasure unfail-
And her Pegasus often mounts high:
In the case of the witch who on brooms went
a-sailing
She takes us clear up to the sky.
And those three learned men who a-cruising
would go,
And thought a tab fitted their use.
Their whole trip is left to the fancy you know
Such shrewd one is Old Mother Goose
Dear poet of babyhood Oft in the city
Your verses are thought of, ween;
When the care-worried merchant huns softly
some ditty,
It's his mothers face rises serene.
How pure were the counsels that long lost one
gave
For his faults he can find no excuse,
When he visits in spirit far-distant grave,
Let thither by Old Mother Goose.
All, me where's the hardened and worldly
wise sinner
land we all of us sin less or more)
Who'd refuse to again be a little beginner,
Learned only in childhood's sweet lore?
How many could start on a far better way,
Or their gifts put to worthier use,
Could they find themselves back in that inno-
cent day
When they marveled at Old Mother Goose?
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CtUMNfONS-sT OF CALIFORNIA, Coun-
- ty of Sacramento, IS. In the Superior
Court in and for said county. The People of
the state of California to BYRON I. FICAL,
greeting You are hereby notified that an
action was commenced in the Superior Court of
the County OF Sacramento, State aforesaid, by fl
ing com plant in the Clerk office Of said Court,
on the 18th day OF November, 1889 in which
action HATTIE S. FICAL is plaintiff, and you
are defendant. That the general nature OF the
action, as appears from said complaint is as
follows: To recover judgment dissolying the
bonds of matrimony existing between plaintiff
and defendant, on the ground Of the willful de-
sertior of plaintiff by defendant, and awarding
the care, custody and control OF the issue of
said marriage to plaintiff. All of which will
more fully appear from the complaint on file
herein, to which you are hereby referred. And
YOU are hereby directed to appear and answer
said complaint within ten days from the service
OF this writ exclusive of the day CT service, If
served on you in said County Of Sacramentoi
and within thirty days. exclusive OF the day of
service IL served elsewhere; and you are fur
Their notified that unless you so appear and an
swer within the time above Specified, the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in her complaint.
In testimony whereof, |, VIM. B. Hamilton,
Clerk Of the Court Aforesaid, do hereunto set
my hand, and afix the seal of said Court, this
14th day of November, A. d. 1889.
IsEAL1 W. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
g. P. RoYsTER, Deputy Clerk.
CHAUSCEY Fl, DUNN. Attorney for Plalnfin-
n16-1aw-9tS
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Bowels irregular and constipated, result
ing in piles, avoided by taking Simmons
Liver Regulator.