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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-07
TO SERVE FOR A YEAR.
Standing Committees Appointed for
the Chamber of Commerce.

standing Committees Appointed for
the Chamber Of Commerce.
At the annual meeting Of the Chamber
of Commerce held on Monday, Mr., Bailey
Gatzert, president of that body, was given
time in which to appoint the standing
committees for the ensuing year. Yester-
day Mr.. Gatzert announced that the COM
mittees would be as follows
Commerce and Naylgsiiofi--A n. Brookes
w. 7. Arthur, z. c. Miles, Geo. Is. Adair, s.
Frauenthai
Harbor and Poliee-R. IT. Caligsn, 8.
Baxter, w. J. Bryant. f. J. Burns. c. L.
Kellogg
Mails and Mail Transporta,ion-s. l..
Crawford. ]. W. Edwards, w T. Ledger
wood, y. aBborn. A. b. Llewellyn.
Finance Cemmitfee-E +. Ferry, John p.
Hoyt, Jacob Furth. George w. Harris, +. E.
Downing.
Railroads and Railroad transportation
Watson Z. Squire, 7. J. Miner, C. NJ.
Sheafe. Z. W. McGinnis, w. X. Thoraeii
Grieyances--H. Il. I.coniiS, Thomas w
Prosch, Griffith Davies, W. ID. Wood, Her
man Chaplin.
Judieiary-G. Morris Halter, I. ]. Hames
{. N. Carr. George II. Preston. c. II. Han
ford
In addition to the standing committees
Mr.. Gatzert appointed the following named
gentlemen Is members OF the joint Board
of Trade and Chamber of Commerce com
mittee OF fourteen: J. e. Haines, :. Frau
enthsl, G. =. kitfinger, +. G. Kilbourne
John Leary, Otto kanke and III. B. Whit.
upy
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THE HOME FOR WOMEN.
Trustees VIII Visit Several Pros.
peetfye Sites To-day.

A meeting OF the womcn's Home
Society was held yesterday afternoon at
the headquarters OF the women'i
Christian Temperance Talon on tho
corner of Third and Marion streets. All
of the officers of ihe society and many
members were present. aad much enthus
iasIn shown regarding the undertaking e
raise funds by subscription fer the pus.
chase Of site for their h1.}1ing. 70 bs,
occupied IS home for women
Mrs. hoyGen and Mrs. Iin RoiS were APP
pointed 70 ssxfsE the finance committee FL
securing aid from tlse business men ant
residents Of the city.
Property holeers were invited ~ the
isss5es ~ seud list Of suitable llts TO the
secretary OF the society 81 SO Third street.
Mrs. 81. Y. Hanssakrs rendered her res
igDsssGn rs secretary III the society, sssfitg
that she had 80 many osbeF duties 80 per
form tsaat she could no longer serve IN that
capacity. bus expressed willingness 70 stgi
ali she could. The resignation was nei'
accepted. The ladies saying thai they e0gifI
not be persuaded TO release MS. Hand.
ssser, under any Circumstances
The trustees viii visit several prospective
bsildsug sites to-day.
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Choice Building Lots.

TWELFTH SrEEEr-Two lots at the south.
west corner of spring and Twelfth
streets. There Is frontage OF rs feet
on Spring and 10 on Twelfth; 5000
TWELFTH STREET-Two ioss. southwest
corner Twelfth and Marion, 1000
TWELFTH STREET-Two lots, southeast
corner Twelfth street and Yesler avenue.
s4o00
ELEykSTH SrREET-Two lots corner Eiev-
enfh and Cherry. 5000.
TENTH STREET-Two lois corner Madison
and Tenth. ssooo.
TENTH SrREET-Corner of Tenth and
Virginia. s.. coo.
NINTH STREET-6oxso feet. corner Ninth
and Lane. $3.50
NINTH SIREET-Two lots corner Ninth
and King, 1900.
NINTH STREET--Two lots southeast GER
ner Ninth and Washington, $500
WASHINGTON STREkT-Iofs On Washing
ton. near Twelfth. <l3do to STAG
MAIN STEEkT-Lot on north side OF Main,
between Tenth aud Eleventh, S25Qo
BROADWAY-Lot ON southeast corner
Broadway and Barclay street. $3.50.
MAIN STREET-i.ots near Twelfth street,
from S12So 10 $3.50.
JACKSON STREET-Two lots near Twelfth,
st Sis5o each.
LANE UNiOS-Two lots on Moitke street
near JOHN. $3.50
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BEWARE OF scALPERs.
Tickets Sold by Them viii be Dis
honarnl.

honored.
In the Office of the Puget Sound shore
railroad there is posted up the following
notice:
Passengers win beware OF sealpers'
tickets. They are all builetined and con-
dactors are instructed to dishonor them or
take them up and collect regular fare"
II was learned from railroad man that
In Portland there are two or three Offices
where tickets are bought aud sold by
scaipers. Their mode of operation is as
follows A passenger purchases round.
trip ticket from ST Paul TO Portland aud
return. When he arrives al Portland be
concludes to remain there aud sell his
ticket, which Is good for q return trip TO
st. Paul, to scaiper al greatly reduced
rates The scaiper In turn sells IL 20 a
traveller who desires TO go 20 ST Paul for
less than he could go 10 the regular ticket
office and purchase genuine ticket. The
railroad company claim that II they sell
round-trip ticket 10 a man he alone must
use IL. Therefore, when ticket is pre-
sented By any one besides the original pur-
chaser the conductor refuses 10 honor is
and compels the holder % pay regular fare
A great many, therefore, lose by patron,
fzIng seaipcrs.
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Cheaper Building Lots.

SEVENTH STREkT-Two lots corner Sew
euth and Virginia. $500
TWELFTH SfREET-Two fine lots on
Twelfth street. between Stewart and fir-
ginia, one block from street cars: $500.
JACKSON STRKET-Two lots near the
corner of Jackson aud Green sfs., on the
cable roads. fer $ll00
EASTERN ADDfTi0N-Fine corner. $50.
MADISON STREET-Choiee corner, $3.50.
CENTRAL SEATTLE-Three good lots near
the reservoir, $3.50 each.
PARK ADDITlOy-Fiae lot. $500.
BIGEL0w's ADDITl0S-Lots In block "A,
f35e, corners. $500
M'GILyRA'S ADDITION Six lots. $780,
EAST PARK--0ne of the choicest lots. 500,
CROWN SUPPLEMENTAL - Three of the
choicest corners, cleared. $50
AIxER'S ADDITION Eight lots. $40.
SYNDICATE ADDlTi0y-Two lots, 81 .ooo
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n rAvoE or sKArrrE.


Orexon Improvement Company WIN
kxpend Here 1zoo coo Anauazfy.
Manager II. W Mcxegsl, 81 fs< c,x.xaa
Improvement coEnp@aT. hxa ssaaea orders
70 toe aseEfs Of tie cenpzny II FrsaxIT.,
and Newcastle. ard % the pureAassnx
azsns hares 10 patrpnfxs the mercantile
ho1ses Of 5s8stls In preference 10 these ~
other cities. when hike tersas rxn - 80
cured fhey arg alse directed e. pei \ -
ths sEeass ct EASTERN houses wlslra hsrs
ssnEsnx houses sse1ted here xns IL sSrs
them essisys even whea tzeY have e. sss-,si
aissr tbs goods Toe agents are directed =.
fag spot Cash for what fhes s,srFf.xEs s- =
rasssigns aisex Assss -
TIE syfssun lEnrsDse <aszzf fssss psrv haze
nerEsDsurs purchased tan bssfx az fErs-
supplies aosozs. The eompany arnasils
X tssses Ier ezps9lss fa< tAfs enterprise ii
Tie y.esssis % ssastle. sssoa4 t.sg5 oc. rr-
DEG Or, AeAetls order. NJ least s.ss so will
te expended n this city. This, tiserefsre
MleSas ID ADDITION Of sz1n9a snDnxEIv 4,
the business 81 zeatfse =
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THE COMMON COUNCIL.
Adjourned Session to Consider
Various Matters.
Status Of smasipex--charx~s Against
Pelie<men--Pstisia.s-Nsse~i-
Isnesus Eusiness-

An adjourned raeefing Of the city c3an
&c Was hesd Last evening in EAs council
caAassser. Al were pre<en, tat Mayer
Morzs and Councilman BErns. Prior "a
the regular session che ro1nrssmea 9is-
ezsscd Informally thu status Of smallpox.
The health orseer, who wss present. stated
that II present there were sonr patients Ia
the pest hoszse ard fczr guaranteed. and
that fhere IL no. 10 imnedi.se
sxnge- from the disease. He ex-
pressed the uish thss for pablse
s2fety. ali persons not nov Yancanasess
wozlt have the matter attended 10 isa-
,nediately. Hs further stated for public
Information that enc should be ysee3nzfed
every three years He said further that he
was prepared 70 yscesnxte those Who de-
sired It tree OF charge.
THE REGCLAE sxsaox.
Ats 10 o'clock Deputy Clerk Ferris called
the meeting 20 order On motion Of Coun-
Gilman Green, Councilman Siesx was
chosen TO preside, In the sbsenre OF MAYOR
Aornn.
The charges against Captain Of Police
Briggs and oascer Terry, preferred by ex-
0flcey William Morris. were taken up for
Investigation A number Of officers who
were present testified for and against the
defendant The evidence besides being
conflicting Was decidedly unsavofy. Over
al hour Was consumed In hearing the tes-
timony, st the end of which time the
charges were dismissed ON motion of
Councilman Reitze, the Council being
unanimous in Its findings
PETITIONS Considered.
From Thompson and TAYLOR. for trans
fer Of liquor license. Referred TO the COM
uiisiee on license and revenue
From citizens asking for the improve
ment Of the road from the south end Of The
pianking On Grant street street com
Miftee.
From l.. Care. for permission 10 blast
sturnps on block e. sagle's addition.
Granted.
from s G. Moultry 4 CO, for permission
10 make certain changes III their building
on South Second street Referred To the
Ore and waseT committee with power 10
act
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
The committee on Ere and water pre-.
seated 9 set Of rules and regulations fer
the government OF the fire department.
which were upon melton unanimously
adopted. II was further decided 20 have
the rules printed Ii. pamphlet for aistriba
ton among the members Of the depart
nfesft.
The Electric Light company's bill for
January was then brought up, bat no
action was taken in the matter.
An ordinance pr1ylding for the payment
OF 5000 to Messrs. Chapman G Carr for the
two lots ia North eeattie recently per-
chased for the FIRE and water committee
for the use of the IRE department., was
passed
The question OF grades was rot con-
sidered by the council. but 1t is understood
Ii viii be taken up ~ the regular session
one week from next Friday night
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Dfvvrw por rur Nexgnoys = me nov

DINNER FOR THE Ngxs8oys The news
boys of seattle VIII be rendered dinner
aud party next Wednesday afternoon and
evening by Mrs NJ. E Handsaker at her
residence, Nc sla third street near Marion
street. Ali OF the boys who sell papers are
expected by Mrs. Hanfsaker IA attend and
spend the entire afternoon and make
themselves ~ home.
The president ifas approved the joint re-
solution accepting the Invitation of the
German goFerumeAt to the United States
70 become q party to the International
5e<siitic Assoc alton
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Acre Tracts.

kIRKLAND-Sixty choice acres. with near
~ half mile Of the very best water
front. at $2oe an acre.
kIRKLAND--Twenty acres at 500.
ksRKLAND-Twenty-fi acres at s75.
MADISON STREET-Ten acres, cleared and
level: for very few days. $4,000.
LANE Uxl0y-Tcn acres on the west side
Of the lake. sc, 600. Everything else In the
vicinity is plated.
SALMON RAf--Choiee 80 acres at Salmon
bay, at $50 an acre. Owner needs
money at once and offers by far the
cheapest tract in that vicinity. Land adj
Joining Is selling Ia lots.
LAKE Twenty acres near
Lake Washington almost directly OPP
pasise Kirkland. at sieo per acre. Sew
enty acres adjoining sold some time ago
for $1,000.
UNION BAY-Thirty acres near Yesler's
Mil, al $50.
TnE ,n~ae kaESsS
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Business Chances.

nominal figure: ffsf-casss furniture for
100 rNsarEs and parsors, hath fssOfns, iaan-
dry, etc., for 81. Co Furniture Is worth
this
BkkMkKf-A paying business, f&so
FURNITURE fACTORY--Inseres; fos q 30.
sAwMILL-Fsying property, E-9S; half
interest," a. same rate
LOGGING eAAP-f.onylete outfit and IL.
uo, 90 feet Of timber. $500.
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OK AK ,aroRrANr MISSION.
AT. Aagas Naekint2sh Leaves On q
9enth's Visit ta New York.

saNN sftA w ~" tR1As
ar Angus 9aekiasoSa. president es the
&sseaaas' Sattaaal hank. lest aa the
sse'aleF on Tuesday 10 80 u New York.
"a NE Canadian Pacific Ralsrosa He
VI DC absent a moath. Ms Macintosh
hr siee president and manager Of The
ess''se s Esstefu Construction Companv,
, asasea : a0ias the construction werk fes
~ SEATTLE. lake Shore & Eastern Rail.
49, 49, 'omrsay, H.s eess paaS expended
~ milioa dollars last year, and MT
s@Ashthfoshs visit East Is n0 business
sssassassEes With the corporation fassse
So, sse Well posted GA the situation say
- tAe h1sal pesnsiatfagS Tor the mazaey
a.. USED duftaz the eoguinx spTSns.
- ssF Ana fail Gu The Scesslss Lake
49, s.stera viii D. eosn paeted by Mr.
ssa AihfaSa, saa taas Immediately after
~. naesa construction weFk. which has
-. in9Ieaiiy Suspended during the
sssssf, VIII lse resumed
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gvRRr FIVE DAYS
'se steamers for ths sound and
~&n ErauefSs.e, sssutr

'se steamers for the sound and
ssa Franchises sscute.
"a s fae.ae Ceast Steamship Caiassny
- % sAroa Is Place sa asfsilsiousl
ssea 'aef oa tx raasc S,etws-.a rugss s,sas,.l
-, 80 RtsnetSea, aHA trips ihesssissE
= asde every ave days Ebe trips
r.. ssN masse esskfs. b. wv steamer
L. $50 1nefs asinS frysvss hslsfnFss ~
srss -siss4f rs-ossssfaseS sa assssttssA ~
-. sesoAsNl stems. ana ire sssfkSs sex-
r s aeis sNnnlaE. y Sls * alsse "a 4 .ssssse
Is AZ ~ s'sfiAalt Ete tafrt ~ avs bsiif,
i - 4. sbsstfe. fe he Mexzsa
a. <lstif that ssassnx the e0salas @ass
Sc searsa vessel w5lf he rat ~ tie
1s,xs.stss ess. ana i1e eoGaf.as 5 ssssi u hy
fhr - sing lar sseA arrangement.
Nj ~ 49, curing tee srssng aud sum meg
o hssssnbsedly nv che ksost exfs nxise Ia
1efy Of the Northwest.
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GOO pieces OF eIsbroiGeries, fne aainsook.
Swiss lawn and Tauslin a. 20 cents on the
dollar. all uess atteEns. oa sale this week
Chester C3esry.
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Second Street.

Forty feet frontage on Second street, near
Pike, $3.50; the cheapest property on
the xsys.et
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Commercial st. Property

ARLINGTON H0TEL-fsll lot al the south.
cas-; corner OF Commercial and Main
streets. including the Arlington Hotel
building. s65.neo
Fiffy-three feet frontage on Commercial
street. between Yesser avenue aud WASH
fngtoa street, <sa.OOQ
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We hex leave 10 announce TO tbs pub
lie thar We are now In the local mar
kss uifh fall stock Of Thoroughly dry and
seasoned lsmfer. Large quantities Of
Gaogfng, rustic and dressed lumber con
SANITY on band. insaxiag prompt delivery
RsziFnstes furnished on shortest possible
notice f.nis ssas see oar facilities
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$50 REWARD.

This snsn viii hse paid In every case for
information sufficient 10 eoayfcf p%rsotas
CT destroying our signs.
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EREyIrIEs.

Five prisoners escsped frum th<<nsin-
gang yesferdsy while working on Yesler
avenue, and left for parts unknown.
License 70 wed was yesterday issued by
Auditor Wood to August A. Malm aud
Maggie A. Graham. both OF King county.
The work Of laying the planking be,
tween the tracks Of tbs cable road on FROM
stlseS Is being pushed sapiciy 70 compile
ton.
Louis Thomas. who died on Tuesday,
viii be buried from the family residence,
corner Of Fourth and PIX streets, at =
O'Clock this afternoon.
Mr.. J. T. Ronald has purchased lot
on the corner OF Seventh street and Yesle !.
avenue. and viii immediately commence
the erection of <sH30 residence thereon
German Fair al Turner ball February
f9th, zgsh aud 2ist Tickets. D cents, eatS-
tie halders to chance In grand prize lot
drawing. Lots range In value from Sleg 10
$50. also twenty other prizes.
The special train FOR Fall City. bearing
those Odd Fellows who viii attend IA Z
restitution OF the new lodge al that place
tonight, win leave the lake shore depot
af Z 20 p. m. instead % 8. Those who In
tend going Will take notice.
Yesterday was very bury day In the
county auditors Office. The number of
instruments flesi for record passed the pre-
yi0us high water mark. So, and reached -.
OF this number 90 were deeds, the largest
number Fled in any one dag tais year,
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sEArrLE-VHAfCon ROUTE.


200 Sacks EARLY Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
800 sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Tons Timothy Hay.
100 Toms Timothy and Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastsrn Washingson
Wild Hay. 80 Toms Wheat.
2 Cars Bran and shorts nixsd.
20 ton Groand and Rolled Harley
Spokane Mflls Extra Flour.
Ellsnsburgh Mills Extra Flour.
5000 Sacks Choice Washington
Oats.
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Seattle. xllaleon 4 ssBialnoe Eese1
STEAMER GEO. E. STARR

Leaves <ssssgl& d = =; y ~ 0ptt4435b
a sssfsse~ss2,s ana FFsa4yx Arri,set - Wnxse
sssn = u 4 -. Tsasesxys. ThassssFs 49,
<asnrs4asx gssnress1x 4 ssss 8hnsntan -
j s n Tausszgsss aea Thur~ssfs. .ssd -
sslr,sSax4 al ia. krrJse* ~ seattle - =
a ~ Ms<sEs @sseEs sxd ffhtAfs Ats* - =
sf4xs sfes9s > ~.
Is.svsss is b stessts To- sesn}Aa ssas sAnQz
$40 ssfn Il Esasss senz.iauSw -
ws,sfessu, -zfarstsss Al y "a, Ar fihn
Nha<sssE8 EEsTis1 =. % =
x1yTIssFe-ls sr.ra%r axusfx Is Al feTuiAx
fas.ss iux~ sy<epz ia HArhos. I~r<sssxf -
fsfsagss.
Z. 3. Mali .1tsensev Hassafo
f4<swee zsesxix nj WhAtensa and al -
rsns3tz5x& 4xpAsyk 1n<~tAsA an0 111e
A. "a npsm Arrives 81 uA4<<Du 49,
Axss. w~innsssss AgA ff1d4Ek q
Retaining. ksssss = hslszsn 49,
Il. -
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tlregen improvement Company.
SAW MILL.

Dealers IN snd mar ufaetRrerx Of al kinds
Of Rough and Dressed Lnraber. i2fhs
Ffekefs. foSss. Shingles. ETC..
root or SECOND ST, SEATTLE. ". r.
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Front Street Property.


FUN lot Oh TIE east side Of Front street,
between Madison and Spring, sssoco
Thirty fees frontage or the southeast cor.
ney OF Front and Marion. covered xsta
q brick building. Sd. 0N
Thtrty feet on the west side OF Front
street, between Madison and Spring.
S0QoQ
Los facing On Front street, snd another in
the rear facing on West street These lots
carry riparian rights and thus practically
extend to deep water. On the property
are wharves. factories and business
houses which wiz rent for 500 q month.
Price. sieo.ooo: onefoarth cash. balance
on long tine.
Fun bot as the southeast corner of Front
and Lenors streets. There il good res
idence. row occupied By the owner Is
il the cheapest lot in the block. as 81, 600:
easy terms
Fine ios on the east side OF Front street.
between Virginia and Lenora. sle,poc
Lot on the west side of Front street, next
go the corner of Pike. On the lot 10
s7eae residence. Price. s.. coo. one-foarfh
cash, balance on long time 81 3 Per cent.
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STEINER CLARA BROWN

I EAyEs YEsI.ERS WHARF ron r.
L. coma, Olympia ssd Zig Skookum ~
q Ii. every Monday. Wednesday and ~
dEy.
Returning. leeyes shelton, Big Hkookuuk
a. .. m. every Tuesday, THURSDAY and -
urdxy.
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A Mex Ffgas--Mr. II. W. Baker. who has
been La the real estate brokerage business
In Seattle for the past year and half. has
retired FROM the active control OF the bsssi
ness. which viii now be IA the hands OF
Messrs- Gray & Clay worth. who have for
some time beea associated with hia In the
utsice. This name of the firm heneefprth
win be Gray & CIayw0rsh- Dr. A. X. Gray
was for susae time editor of leading New
York magazine. being associated in that
work with Aiss,on w. Tourgee, well known
in the iiterery world. MT. Gray - not a
doctor ~ medicine. bat A doctor Of Law.
He eame west about four years ago. and
has collected fntaeh valuable data respect.
ina this coast from Alaska 10 the Mexican
border. As q young 1aan M.. Gray had
considerable experience aud success ia
real estate transactions. and has for some
time determined to return 10 that line OF
business and "a put 60 practical Utility as
an agent The knowledge acquired In his
professional Investigation of the coast is a
newspaper man. After visiting ali the
cities OF the Pacific slope, Mr. Gray has
selected seattle rs the point for bis busi-
nsss operations Mr.. ]. 4. ciayworth, the
other mem Der OF the firm, Is better known
amongst rs, having been associated with
Mr.. II. W. Baker Tor some time past. Ar.
Slayworth also came % this after making
a careful Investigation Of other lively
places on the coast.
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A SPECIAL RARGAlE-Ioi5 and
Rev seyeu-room house and small barn.
corner Of Harrison and Mary streets, near
the Depot street cable line ard the exec
fr1c read. with a splendid view Of the
city, the lagtor, the mountains and Lake
Union, s2A0.
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Houses and Lots.


SPRING STREET-Two lots at the
northwest corner OF spring and sixth
streets. including a fine residence.
sI2,ua.
FIFTH STREET-Ffne house and lot
corner Fifth ana Terrace. -. go.
DEPOT STREET-Lot corner Depot
and Wall streets, including three new
Elk room cottages. Fine location; $3.50
NINTH STREET Nice house and
weii-loeated los on the upper side OF
Ninth street next 10 the corner of stew
art. 500.
SIXTH STREET.-THE lots on Sixth
street. three minutes walk from the DC
eifientAI hotel. On one lot IN q
house that viii rent for $50 . month.
Price. $1,000. easy terms
ELEVENTH STREET s0xfo feet
corner Pine and Eleventh, with q seven
ROOM. bard Finished house aud modern
e9nYe1ieuces, $x1r1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-07

Cock AsSssse.--The captain OF the
schooner Hardy, lying At one OF the docks,
appeared at the police station last night In
an agiiafed frame of mind lie declared
that his cook Christian Virginia Was miss
ing aud be feared that ne had met with
foul play The missing Inaa WAS paid or
yesterday aud was ashcre making pur-
chases. Laie Fl the afternoon he returned
and early IN tlss evening he went ashore
after some honey and t4lrpcntsne 30 cure a
slight cnid be had with As be faiN TO
netnrn the captain became alarmed fearing
some one bad murdered him Tor the money
he had In bis possession. Virginia is a
sober and steady young mau aud the cap
tain ia sure he would have returned in q
few minutes II nothing had happened 70
h3ss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-07

san TgASs.ssca HaRaos.--The BgsAgi 81
Ssage EzrAee Commissioners have fsssaa
sn aS,7sr las sAe F3fsat =. & 4 F'fse Cover.
sax, 81 ~ ssssa m Ihagr constructions "a
wates fraDt ~ the Eas s'sty. EnfS i the
same eazteesisa Saf plies a hfeA las been
SO extensively gsesa GA EsagSt Seand sud
III British seiGnassa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-07
wesx o Eax GRAND ssRs

isafa grad sarseS are bard al wurk and
ass alspsssa,g ~ xrsni sasag eases me
ssfssfaEsal gsaaa sArx yesterday hro1Ehf ia
etsAs '-ssste bills and fear ~acs true
bits
Tke raisssi Sstas grxn8 larry vii! pre-
seft sSghs true 14iss this morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-07
Us.116.sGue

Carefully erery dsS, IS neg bargains sre
ADDED and osAers withdrawn daily. Fol
iex4ag Is . psrsiai list OF thes. property sos
this week