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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
EXPORTS

Per steamship VIM Lawrence, for Baltimore
2,l4S bales cotton, 80 bales paper stock 130 bols
yarns, IL bdls hides, 403 pkgs mdse, 50 pkgs
fruit
Per steamship Gate City, for Boston-9, O0t
bales cotton, 70 bales domestics, 143 bales wool,
% bales hides, so bbls oil, 10000 feet lumber,
260 bbs spirits turpentine 1856 tons pig iron. 1853
pkgs mdse, 78 pkgs fruit. 10000 shingles
Per steamship City Of Savannah, for New
York., 1893 bales upland cotton. lGl pkgsmdss,
16j bales sea island cotton. 81 bales domestics 4
bbls fish, 1876 bales hides 1903 tons pig iron, 100
bbls rosin, ~ bbls spirits turpentne, 60 bags
chaiF, $4,000 feet lumber, 1873 pkgs fruit.
Per schr Sarah ID j Rawson, for New York
$40 feet lumber-J J Wall.
Per schr John l. Treat, for New York-457 61S
feet p lumber-SJill Mllen e Co.
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Death of a Famous Parrot.


George Clough's parrot Polly died Tues
day afternoon, aged over 40 years. Polly
was the most wonderful parrot ever kno wn
in this state. She could not only talk, but
carry on conservation understandingly,
and she bowed with great courtesy when
she said chow do you dol" and "Good-by.p
She could sing, too, and sing well, giving
whole stanzas of songs which took her
fancy without missing a word or note. She
had notions in regard to the use Of language,
and absolutely refused to say some words,
though perfectly free with their equiva-
Tents. Among the obnoxious words were
yes and no, which she never was heard to
pronounce in her life. Polly was brought
to New Hampshire by James Elliott, and
was afteward given TO Joseph Morgan
in Bow, where she had her toes frozen off.
She was sold by him to Mrs. Thomas Sar-
geant, whose husband kept the railroad
station at Robinson's Ferry, and was pur-
chased by Mr.. Clough about thirty years
ago for $40. She could talk huently at
that time, and continued to improve until
she became almost master Of the language.
She was visited by hundreds of people
annually, and was known all over the state.
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Boston. Sept i7-Schr Jesse Lena, from Bruins
WICK, reports Sept IS. lat 81 % lon - O5 passed.
a wreck with both ends out of water aud totally
dlsmasted. IL was painted dark and apparently
three-masted schooner OF about 400 ions
New YORK, Sept 17-Bark Sappho NOR, Knud-
sen, PENSACOLA for Buenas Ayres, Sept S. lat SO.
Ion 40. had a hurricane from ENE, lasting &c
hours, during which the vessel was hove down
on her beams ends; cut away foremost to right
her, which in falling carried away iibboom aud
malntopmaSt; started deckload. flooded cabin
and forward house, destroying nearly all pro
Visions, and lost and split sails. Put into this
port for repairs.
steamer Hudson. Freeman. New Orleans, re
ports Sept 10, lat s3 S. lon 81 80. signaled bark
Leonida QtaO, from Bueuos Ayres for Savau-
nah, with mainmaSt gone 10 hounds n rigging
and neutrality-suspicious. carried away
Scar Relief, Bradley, san Andreas, reports
Sept IS, lat 81 81, Ion q Is, passed quantity of
wreckage, consisting of CABIN doors plauking
and main boom OF vessel; hal also passed
considerable wreckage from Hatteras up con
sisting Of lumber spars and other stun.
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PASSENGERS.

Carl Cushing and dau ghter, A Il Crime and
wife, Jas Stuart. W b Burroughs and daughter,
Miss Leonora G. Norton, W King, e l. Bngbv.
Per steamship Gate City, for Boston Miss
NJ Emery, Miss Anna Emery. w P Jones Parry,
W Sanborn. A G King, Mr. aud Mrs o Thayer
and Children Miss Josie Robbins W Wills
Per steamship City Of Savannah. for New
York; L Sample Sister Stauslaus, Sister
NJ Vincent, w K Lucke, 5 Alex Smith, Rev II
Mcmahon, g Jones, Thos p Stovall, and z
Storage.
Per steamer David Clark. from Fernandlna-
Robt Rensler, Sutton, NJ Timmons, L Har
mon, NJ Campbell, 5 Campbell, and deck
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship VIM Lawrence, Snow. Baltimore
w Guerard Agent.
Steamship City of Savannah, Smith, New
York-C G Anderson.
Steamship Gate City, Goosins. Boston-C G
Anderson.
Schr John L Treat, Mcclure, New York-Jos
A Roberts & Co.
Schr Sarah p ] Rawson, Craig. New York
Jos Roberts & Co.
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81 SEE that a soda water trust is talked
Of, !" remarked Pittsburger to his best girl,
as they qusffed the sweetened atmosphere.
"Ah," she replied. "Then II they would
only trust US FIR ice cream, too, how nice it
would be."-- Pittsburg Chronicle Tele-
graph.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Savannah. New York.
Steamship Gate City. Boston
Steam snip VIM Lawrence, Baltimore. ..
BARK Kalslad (Nor), Sapelo.
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PouLTRY-Market scarce; demand good
EGGs-Market weak, win stock scarce
and poor demand.
PEANUTs-Far stock; demand moderate;
prices steady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none
in market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal
SWEET PorAroEs-Nomnal: some new coming
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY

Steamer Ethel, Carroll Cohsn's Bluff and
way landings-W T Gibson. Manager.
Steamer David Clark, Bailey, Fernaniina-
G. Williams, Agt.
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closed dull but firm at something better than
the opening figures. Final changes are geler-
ally fractional sdvances. declines being few IN
number, while Tennessee Coal is up Ia an
Colorado Coal and Readiugeach per cent Total
sales were $4,000 shares. The following were
the ciOefpcr ou,ratso-..
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NOTICE 10 MARINEps

Abranch of the United States Hydrographic
ONCE has osen established in tue Custom House
atSay1nnah Notice to m lriner3 pilot charts,
and all nautical information Will be furnished
masters of vessels free of charge. Captains ara
requested to call at the office
JOHN s. WATERS,
Ensign U S y. in charge, pro TEN.
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THE MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1889.

No . f0, Mess pork at sf1. Lard SIS 9si6A
10. Short ribs sides. loose. S. o5Gt5 TO- Shout
ders az 81 37lS24 50. short clear IS 25G5 S5lS.
Whisky q: 81 o.
Le.1iug la.u-es ranged as Iollows'
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKET.
orrrCE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
VI ! - q

=
The market was very steady. with
. co.tinuei good demand and free selling, SO so
80 factors we're enabled to keep pretty well
- Md up. The total sales for the day were
s 9 19s bs.ss. On Change at the opening call,
. a. H.. the market was reported firm
a r7changed, with sales of 1906 bales. At
BY .,,,1 call. at l p. m. it was firm, the
tn7 bs..y 1896 bales. At the third and last
sA IN H.. it closed quiet and unchanged,
can, a,rrber sales of 1913 bales. Tne following
VIZ .ss official closing spot quotations of the
ION Exchange:
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MARITIME MIscELLANY.

The steamship Cuhc CBr) at New York nth
from Liverpool. reports passing on 18th, lat
40 80, lon ~ II, derelict vessel, the Barone
Podesta, of Genoa, from Pensacola for st
ships and about y feet Of both ends above the
water.
Vineyard Haven, Sept 17-Schr William Fred
erick, from Charleston for Weymouth, reports
Sept H. lat 30 a. lon 70 50. she boaried the brig
Anglo lof Lunenburg). dsmasted and aban-
doned before reporte1). On the 18th. passed
large ship watsriogged. dismasted and aban-
doned
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FRIDAY. Sept 20. 1856
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

last, to load for Bremen-A Minis & Sons
Steamer Wistaria, Brown, Charleston u S
buoy tender).
Steamer David Clark. Bailey. Fernandina-
c w Williams, Agt
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Viator (Nor), Bjornsen, Rosario, in bal
last-Master.
Bark Leonida QtaD. Trapani, Buenos Ayres,
in ballast-A r Salas & Co. (See Miscellany
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Mill timber 81 below these figures
FREIGHTS,


LUMBER-There is a letter present supply
of vessels for coastwise loading and
market is easy at quotations Rates are
nominal, but may lie STATED as within
e range of Sc OO60s 90 from this to Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York and Sound ports, with
251D50c additional if loaded at near by Georgia
rates. To the West Indies and Windward
nominal; to Rosario, SIS OC; to Buenos Ayres or
Montevideo. $50 90; to Rio Janeiro, S21 90:
to Spanish and Mediterranean ports
SIS 5O@11s %; to United Kingdom for orders,
nominal at for timber, e6 standard; lumber
G6. Steam-To New York, SO so; to Phila
delphia, s. so; to Boston, 81 so; to Baltimore
So so.
NAVAL SroREs-Very firm. Foreign-Cork,
etc, for orders, September loading. rosin, is,
and IS Sd spirits, Adriatic, rosin, As Sd; Genoa,
IS; South America, rosin, 81 30 per barrel of $50
pounds. Coastwise-St eam-To Boston, !0c per
100 lbs on rosin, 90c on spirits; to New York,
rosin, ~: per 100 bs; spirits, soc; to Philadel-
pnia rosin, nc per 100 MS; spirits, Soc; to Bal
timore, rosin, 30c; spirits zoe. Coastwise.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rHIS DAY.
sun Rises OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .... 5:57
.
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. .4;22 A M. SOP NJ
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Closing.

ST. LoCIs, Sept. 19-Fiour quiet and I'M
changed Wheat fiuctuated very little and
closed firm; No. : red. cash 7S34c bid; Septem-
Der delivery closed at 1889 ASKED corn I'M
settled; No. mixed, casa 29t4c. october de
livery closed 30j4c cid, May delivery 51fsc. oats
wea DO cash 1915 od oy Msy ee H0eey
easier. Pork Sli 50. Lard, prime steam s. IS. Dry
salt meats-Shoulders 81 5O94 os5a, longs and
ribs s. s., short clear s. sl1s Bacon 60 Boxed SS
short clear s. 9O06 90.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. I9.-Wheat-No. red, SIC.
Cora-No mixe1, 351Sc. Oats-No. :, 2lc.
clear sides So seq. Bulk meats-ciear ribs S. 3;
cured shoulders IS. Mess pork SIS. Sugar-cured
hams quiet.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 19.-Flour active and firm.
Wheat-Southern firm; better grades higher;
Fultz rs LS7c; Longberry IS 0S7c; Western rirm;
No. winter red, on spot 79yac; September H.
livery 79}sc. Corn-SOuthern quiet but steady;
White 411 lic; yellow 41@o43c; Western firm.
CINcINNATI. Sept. l9.--Flour in far de nand.
Wheat in fair demand; No d, '1901hc.
Corn strong; Nc. mixed. 1908 1sc. oats
weaker; No: mixed, case Pork quiet but
firm at S11 37l6. Lard in good de nend at So 20.
Bulk meats closed quiet. Bacon closed quiet.
Whisky active and firm at 81 OF. Hogs weaker;
common and light SO 25D4 60; packing and
New oaLEHSs, Sept. 1s.-Coree steady
and firm; Rio cargoes, common 10 prime, 1875
q -ULc. Sugar steady; centrlfugals, or planta-
ton granulated 9-l6c, choice yellow clarified
fugals, common TO good fair lag tic; inferior
to common 10913c.
NAVAL STORES
NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Spirits turpentine
nominal at IS 14Ss &c. kosn quiet but steady
at 81 O2I9D1 0716,
500 p. ln.-Rosin quiet but steady. Turpen-
tine quiet and nominally at 48c.
CHARLES TON, Sept, 19-fur osnti1e firm at
44c. Rosn steady; good strained voc.
"ILAIN9CON. sept 70 up rits ,urDentine
firm at 4jc Rosn steady; strained SOC. Tar
closed nr n at Fl s. iude Lurpentne firm
hard 81 20, yellow dip and virgin - %.
NEW YORK. Sept. 19-Rice in fair demand
and steady.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 19.-Market unchanged.
PETROLEUM.
NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-The petroleum market
opened steady at 89iAc. A few buying orders
then carried prices up to 81, aftel which the
market b came dul and featureess, and re-
manned so until the close, which was dull at
0Jl6C.
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NAVAL SroREs-The market for spirits tur-
norfi,e was very firm at still furth T advance
IF lie. There was a good inquiry, with light
offerings. At the Board of Trade on the first
caI the market was reported firm, with sales
Of 3ti casks at 4516c for re yulars At the last
cal it closed firm, with furth r sales of 200
cas- at 4534c for regulars Rosin--Tle market
was quiet and firm at quotations. Thes les dur
ing the dag were 1888 barrels, At the Board of
TTaie GA the opening call the market was re-
NOTED firm, with sales of 951 barrels at the
fuogng quotations: A, b, G and D S215c, e
SIZE, F 9}1sc, & 9z16e, H 81 O71b, 81 40, K
Il Is. NJ 81 80, N 81 &c. window glass g. 10,
Water white $! 20. AT the second call it closed
,,ra1ar1 ed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-30
HOUSES AND LOTS.

/ SIXTH Sr.-Two lots Il the northwesl
corner Of spring and SIKH streets, includ.
ing fine residence. $4,000.
SIXTH sr.-Onc hundred and twenty
feet square aud 6ve-ruom house, with
large amount OF small fruit 1t northeast
corner Pine and sixth streets, 5000
FUukTn sr.-seven-room hard finished
house, and iine 81 shtly lot on east aide Of
Fourth, between spring and Seneca, $1,000
TWALFrn ST. = Choice residence snd
tai lot, corner Twelfth and Pine. Mag.
ni1cent view and one Of the best q.
ranged residences In the city. $3.50.
DkFUT sT.-Fuil lot and double house
cornsr Depot and Lombard streets. $s.too
KING Nj Lot and eightroom hard.
finished house on King near Tenth, H,0uo
TwkLtTH ST. Good house and two
lots, northeast corner Twelfth and Howell,
HOO.
TkSTH sT--6ishtiy LOT and new seven.
roon nosse on upper side Of Tenth street,
between Dearborn and Charless sz.5oo
WASHINGTON ST. Two new hardin
lshra, wei baiiE seyen-room houses on
Washington street near Twelfth: s2,51o
eacn.
LAKE UNION - Four-room house and
nne. slightly lot near Lake Union. on the
electric car iiDe, $l.50o.
IkeES0S SY-Two lofs and fhr.s xs.vn
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Brick Zoe sale on asthesd's wharf
On "Wednesday evening Mrs. Barker viii
deliver aecsuFv GA -NuaAn SagfaExcs nj
Frys's opera house.
License To we'd was yesterday issaea BY
Aaaitg Forrest zoe August EnglGnd and
Anaa Asp. both OF seattle.
A socsHkse viii BE- sieen "Wednesday
evening ey the North Seattle Coukrsxs
sioaai church In Odd Fellows hsll.
A dcxen faesa hers al the Tarops b.cpese
club paid - attic . whit ssss eug{ ~ They
came with their wheels On sheO. Il & n
STEAMER
Tire fanegsl az Joel Miller. who died al
Sseilsroon on fhe nth April. we're In
TERED fFsssn che family rrsisteaee sesfeFass
81 Ii aselaes
Steamship wslmiugtoa win leave ha,
tsld's wharf sar - Francisco fo-narTou
- y ~. For freight sa1 passage apply q
y A. Hatfield.
GEORGE Stevens fsrse hand smrsorst
ny IshR Fields. az orolis. had ais left arm
hFaken hs fhe kfck Of a sssls whtcA be wss
breaking, Sunday sftrrHessn.
Oufns - tue ss<ene-r Of the cry attorney
lasfisxs Miller ard Asxers tass xxxssis.v
sssatsauss al tee gate hitng eases ia thsssr
eo0rts g. "Wednesday .fssFssean,
pesSs Gnsi. hatcher ass pFetss hasly
bruised atsa0t the esd Sansfss sx~nsne d
begus kuss.ksd aowu saa ssrsgsrsi fss~<a
rarDes II sssesh s~cena street aud Yesiex
2senae-
NJ. Massau RearatA. ae~s =. wife ~
John 4. Rrstpssh css<s % stnop.y ~ tire
; rssisseaes. Olive streSt. hes sses Ninth ssf
Teafh. ssn snnsSss egealns. The rxmz4a.
haze e.see erssslsaca ssd wkF~Ac snipzssi
rs S.ssA .ssstss
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NATIONAL HANK ASSOCIATION.
II is to be Organized iASvashinxson
Abaut syune 10.

Mr.. Samuel collyef. president o: the TIA
coma clearing house. and cash. of the
Merchants National bank OF Tacoma,
passed throagh the city yesterday on his
way home from whatcom. where he had
been In the interest of his plan for the or.
gsnizstion Of an association OF the ma
ffonxl hanks af Washington.
II have spent the past three weeks In
travelling Through the Territory. and have
visited every national bank one. said
Mr. Collser Il do not ind Q dissenting
voice any VI here, and have no fesrs thai
any diffseal;g will be experienced Ia per.
fectins the organization when ! reinrn
70 Tacoma | sessi draw up blank call for
conva ntinn of bankers, 20 take place
about the middle ~ June. shall attach
IN each call . blank form for voting for the
place a. shieh fbs convention shall be
held. foar pisess-eessfle, Tacoma. FL
lenshurw ans Yakima shalt he voted upon.
The ohisei Of the ssso iatsou shalt De TO
set fogethsf once year. exchange views
on financial subjects. Rad papers on hsuk-
fng topics, and discuss proposed Legislation
affecting our iessressS. Orr organization
will be independent OF any other sssoc A.
ton, but II viii he modelled upon similar
associations In other states.
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rnE xLEorn,o ROAD CASES.


y n
1nstioe Rivers last evening heard argu.
menss OF counsel ard rendered decision
In the suit Of George &. Piper against the
Seattle BE trio Railway aud Fowet com
pany 10 recover scsa damages for personal
Injuries received white riding on one oi
the eoms any cars lsss Fshrnsry.
lnssiee Rivers, in rendering his decision
sass that the plaintiff bad failed To show
that the company wxs responsible Tor the
ciose proximity Of The stairway shsi
caused the accident 10 the ear track. rs n
wss private rrea erfs snd was not places:
there by the company or any Of its sgetsEs.
He also held that the defendant was saiisy
Of eontrihssfory nsxligs nee In standing OF,
The ear platform 20 smoke. IN violation Of
the rules at the com spr. ~ q especially
In sianfiBg or the car 81, p when there MAS
no nses esitv 81 hIs 80 doing Jnigmrnt
was therefore fsnfssrrd for the defendant
In Jnstiee Mil r. caurt the suit ri v. e.
watkins against A l. Palmer for - rom-
pcnsation tnr rsssnosing the wfses ~ the
eisetfie rad 50 - a. ailns fhe passage Of
= hense MAYED hs The latter, nA< decided
adversely te The Interests 81 the electric
line hs DE- ssiap FOR thr defendant.
Ja>tire Miller htld that Mr. Palmer or
ans other man had "a inherent right "a
muvs a nous fran eve tlesek 70 afGs her
and seraSx or aiussk streets ~heu a cpuia
DC done without danger 10 lives or desff-
msnf Of properly. ard under municipal
reefsinslons ard regulations thai the el.~s-
fsle road has ne tseht ar authority uadeF
n franchise Ia al*frtset any street. and IL
Obliged ta remove them OF SIS nwn expense
when ia The WAY 81 moviaE house when
TIE caHnet, has s,if fsatizesf the having OF
sarh nase. that Judge Palmer in saovsug
Tue hease ecnsss TIE track st night sffer
Esllie had CEASED bad chosen the right
ufnes aud that the company sAonsA there
feFs ss required ta sssass Us wires for hira
Unsaer tssese circumstances the eouff
nela that the pisintsG had no esnse Of
acton and HFessss; nsls dsssnssssd tha cave
vita reriief for she iefsndaut
The ease Is sa important enc 50 IL FUR
pushes rreeeaens for Eases that are likely
y eo,ue ap ever the sane question In the
aesf fasare
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xraze<sr Grszs = Hsrhor-- seattle = /.
DsssssS~sssg C~nt>. 81
the O. IN

TIC Hozra Ell Trnse hesd IL rexulsr
weekly 1nesfsnx 9sxsenssy fo<enaun Il he
Eaxser hbex, George p Affair rrexs1lnx-
Izk epnm tsee On fneargxz1aor ~
ported Tbs srsi<5es Of snSvz p1rnffoa uAseh
Is es4 h<Nn siife<fsd - pseE4rz The nax1ss
Of tfze iEizurpezxsoFs ara Geerxe A<i&1r,
Bailey 6hkxerf. A. = ez<x4cs Jaeob Fue1h,
]. D MHsDoussi5. James camp5<B, Il. G..
Mica NJ r. Boyd AID kenref Frnnenshal
The ek5at<s 81 The freorp1rxssou are 70 pro-
secf the merchants of sea<sle. the further-
a1sea Of Their Interests and these e. x..s city
OF a<ss<As by e1<orerxfign.
ne esrasxl stock was sxed Il ssanEe.
bus thIs sns9urs was opposed - Georxs ID
zoasr $40 eEhefs, - u wa< Thought 70 he
Tae OBJECT Of 20 large capafas ssoek wss
thaf the bosrd st Trade rstRas rnbafk In
the sSHAznb<ka< business ard ether enter
pxls<s. wii& e1Esea6ed that If he cap
ffal ksafli wss 70 large the Beard es Trade
soa5H ke wealthy corporation which
onIF The 3eu could befons 20. TIE desire
was 70 decrease ratsie< Than 10 dsnsnish the
1snn<uEzIr and therefore IL sas thought
i woHs1 b. wiser measure so hxse the
ekpstxl SOCK much smaller than pFnpe&e<.
A. b Stewart thefrfure moved that the
capital ifeek BE nsss S co irsseAd Of
t5A.9ep ssld fhst the sscek be sslFiaefi into
- sharas Of so each. The motion was
Adopted
Tie cs,mmitfee on the csnmsrce of
Graz . ht.sbar reported progress and was
granted further tine
r was Suexs esetf that tie ffesssar Idaho
step 81 Graz sarkof On her way between
ssNssle and Portland 10 deliTe. Seattle
g19zs. II Bnx also tt1fssd that the war BE-
tNefu shf @. z. & =. company aud the
Nnrfhexa Pa .he railroad presented an
opportunity 20 secure concessions from the
ss3uspor'1on siass. The fglss wzs 20 be q
iebz aud bitter one. aud the @. Il. q N.
eo2peaJ bad decided to make seattle 10
dlstFibnflng point for the sound aud
Aiazka
a Eastion Was adopted asking that al
the stores IN Seattle close fU-fay ~ a. IA
10 homer OF the centennial snnlresssry OF
The inauguration u President George
Washington Adjourned.
At the roncinssun of the meeting Mes<rs.
Adasr and Bnrwuli called on tho leading
whole SALT houses ard Induced them 10 not
open their Stores ~ MI tnGay. Ali readily
agreed 10 the proposition Hf. Adar
further asks that all business bo1sex ne
main eiekFd al osy and that ali fsin 10
making the occasion q genuine old
fashsaneis American halliday.
In this connection ii is stated hat q
movement II almost completed 10 close up
all the Wholesale houses In the city daily
~ ofeiosk. II Is eousended that II all
foslsw this rule Just IS much business will
be sSaresffed aud the propris 4 n and en-
psoyex win be the better for few hours Of
tE54sIfE fykca evening
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Real estate transactions from January l.
1850, to date. are 81. lsf.4s9 ~ There were
fsled for record yesterday 10 deeds. the con.
alterations aerrersting ~, ST an aver
are of s&tae. Following is the list Is fnrn-
ished by s.isborne. Trsmpcr & Co.. shstrae-
tors of title
King 40 Parking Co. to @ C. Phinney,
lots and ., blk 50. Isadd's add. 81
J w. Van Brock In 10 @. G. Phtnuey and
s. Raxser, lots IL aud "a. blk . of Northern
adj, ssefo
IL Van ASSET 10 H. J. Van ASSET. lots 5
ard & os u y, blk =. SagIe add.
q. C. rhinaey Ia King Co. Packing Co..
lots aad 2. blk 20. Iasif's add sioo.
Meose Land Co. 10 John Laurence, lots II
ami Il. blk 5. Hardwood add, xlsa
> c. Peterson to J. shannaD, lots to 8
incl. blk ~, Grown sap add 1910
i. Y,ssler TO W. II. Render. lot 10. blk
?. YfsisrH First add 10 Kent. s2tso
Wash- Can't Imp Co to W. H Bender,
Ioss ana ,. biz Is. n. C. |. Co.'S First add
G. d Hopklns to @. Hopkins, W < lss :
aud sas 4. blk OF A. A. i'ennys add,
L milier 10 J DOMAIN, lots Ii aud II. blk
~, Clio ais's ada, 600
J. Parkinson 10 4. Coming. at ~ *
Of sw s aud So = Of sw 4 ~ the sc 1. 81
SEE II, tp - a. % nerex. $SlAa
!. Meksssla 80 A. bemSngeofa. IT., lots
/, 2. aud 4, blk /, and lots and 4. blk 2,
Hergesf's add, 81
g ssrge Chsrlesworth 70 - D. Burton.
"a x oi ns i. uf ne s Of sw = OF see So %
se, 5 {. ss..ll
X q Fsa.xse 10 Ole q. Hara.r. lot II. blk
FesKrss's Second add $50
\. q. Fsegsc % ulsn HHmre, lot H. blk
faegvu's second 20 West seattle, SEE
r. b Chtidx 10 J. NJ. Mere. ios /. blk 8,
and naa blk ! IA y. T. penEy's East
Park sd. s1se1
msst Coast |. 70 s. d. Mnrphy, lots -
and IL Of biz :. Gilman Park, ssSa
West Gesa>k l. C. 70 James Mekeirick, lot
-. hik "a Gilman PARK. xxSa.
J Bergman to 2. E Dshlmxn, lot =. blk
10. ssaaess fsrst add. six5.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-30
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