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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13
BEEvIrIEs-
Y. u. /. meets ight.

N. l. meets tonight
The brick building. corner Rsrd and
Jackson, vii In the future be fhown a.
the Shank & sfratton hssilding
Contractor Smile and Architect Eitehse
went 10 Bellsngham hay last hight 70 in
speet the qaarries IN that vicinity, for stone
for the county buildings.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the First
Presoy terrain church will meet this after
noon ~ 2:50 o'clock Al the church, corner
Third and Madison streets
The county auditor yesterday issued IL
censes 10 we'd 70 A. j. E. FIncean and
Emma w. SCOT and John A. Kay and
Lena NJ Anderson. al OF Seattle
The Green Lake Electric Raiiwaf Com
pauF yesterday sent an order 10 F. Pall-
Iazn Palace Car Company TO fo9Nard SIX
electric motor cars 10 this city atbnce-
The Brotherhood of Painters and Desc
raters' hrss annual ball will be given In the
Armory tonight, snd Professor K K
Mitchell VIII provide the orchestra
music.
The opposition steamship Wilmington
viii sail for san Francisco Sunday. Decena-
Der Is, at IL q. m. Passage. cabin $ia;
steerage s.. Apply 70 J. A. Hatfield,
agent, HAtfields's wharf.
The passenger steamer Fleetwood, which
was laid up for her annual examination,
met All requirements Of the government
inspectors and left on tine yesterday Tor
Tacoma and Olympia. as usual.
The handsomest and most elegant piano
ever brought 10 Seattle. was purchased yes
terday By Mrs. ]. P. Hoytof +. Christianer.
Third and seneca Ii was an English an-
tiqne eak Hardman. and possessed rare
musical features.
The crazy sociable, which was to have
been held AZ the residence Of Mrs. w. l.
Ames by the Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor, OF Taylor Congrega-
tional Church, next Friday night. has been
postponed on account Of sickness In the
society.
The Christian Eniesvor Society OF the
First Baptist church, viii give one of their
enjoyable entertainments and socials this
evening at Their parlors. Miss Addie z.
Pratt, seattle's favorite eiocntionist.
Professor Joseph BaiiheuSs. the French
horn soleisf and other artists viii be in
the programme, Lunch VII be served AZ
the close. Admission Is cents.
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THE TIED-UP FREIGHT
Merchants Waiting for Goods
Over the \. P. K. r.
they WILL ARRIVE HERE TO-DAY
The EaEfrsza Omefafs Expeet 50 Have
TraIas Moving To-day rrenpt Aetaon
% the r. :. :. Read.

In answer 70 query BY wire Is % the
situation ca the Cascade division and the
pEesVecs Of breaking Of TIE sie-ap, Man
sgeF Nsdeau Ct she Puget sound shore
road, receives the following dispatch from
;. g. FELTON,. assssfaat general freight aEent
AZ Portland for the Northern Pacific Rail
road Com PAM
FonTLAsD. Dec. l2~-Tsar ST. Referring 60
year ssfs o. sserslsy TIE sftaseian = sfsprov-
lax % the e4sssde aisss on. ard oar i4st Sd
TAces last nIxal wer= - she ifeeg thAs they ex-
, efsd 70 Commence 20 n2Oxe trains today.
have 60 adyie< 30 far his nsornIax ia regard 70
ms actaAl stfns;son. but an inesiaed 20 be-
bsve fess re shah - in good share by tonignt
on FsssaarreS morning
lsgnsai sc. FrLTos.
There i very little Seattle freight tied
mp. but stsii i j. grsas inconvenience 70
local shippers. Since the sse-ap Manager
saaean has had freight that il was nsoes-
sssy % get here in hurry shipped By way
Of Paseo. Wasiaia and Portland II is ex-
peeted that al ef the tied-up freight viii
be Ia here this morning
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AMrsEmYxrA

ua4As REcFraL as1 Mrsgcknx.-A eesv
easssee prDxsaEame VII be senaesea II slse
gsFAn ssestai Ala evening ia the Meahoslst
EEsaeopAl church. Professor IA. :. sharpe
ofxAHsss and pianist. formerly ia the EoeM
Nossfe's q Music. London. ard Prose@ssr
-. Z. Lgse0y, vsolsniss. lately arrived In
Afnerie4 from tie Royal, AcAde1Ey 81
Music. London, are artists Of exceedingly
hign attachments. aud rank among the Gsst
o. me musical talent ia the Pac5Se North
vest IheE vii be assisted ~ Mr J. r
bfowns thr cesetsrafed Scotch baritone. and
several OF our prominent Seattle singers.
Reserved seats are nov on sale ~ stewart
Holmes drug store.
TBE HrKgs rrsrKks-1he Bav CITY Fssw-
feg 8eas SAYS OF the Hyers sisters. whoap-
pear at Turn Hall fheater Saturday. The
seeonG sud last entertainment q the
Hyers Sisters Comedy Company here viii
Be given thls evening At the Wesaoysr
opeTahonse. sSsd every lover o. comedy
should hear this really aFss-class troupe.
The programme last night vas carried out
to the letter. and the singers received the
most enthusiastic applause, being repent
saly recalled.
NoyEL EETEKTAfsMEsT--Ac alestheriic
sud musical entertainment viii be given AZ
tbs Armory Thursday evening, Dscemter
10, under the direction Of Miss E. Sander
son. A class Of sixty girls and young
ladies IN fancy costume viii make their
fFst appearance on ihEt evening. The en-
ieFtaisment will consist OF caiesthcnic ak
eresses. fancy marching. Indian elub-swirlg-
Ing ard ehornses. The First Regilnentai
band viii be in attendance Among she
soloists of the evening will be Mrs. NJ 3
story and Mrs. ]. II. LYsn.
Tar sRTDEE AID TnE FIN b. Leviftis
novelty. the 3 ider sud the F4y. - xas
given in Turner ball saat night 10 enc OF the
largest houses Of The season. The feature
that deserved and won the greatest ap-
pIaase was The scFohat4e and contoriionist
exercises Of Thomas s. and Henry T. Dare.
The descriptive ballads BY Hgiaa Thomas
were roanaly and daseryediy applausi@d
The ballet was Of more advanced ehartc.
ter in point Of abandon than has been seem
CA the Seattle boards for considerable
time
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NEWS FROM rNGLEwooD.

Iron Ore Df Scovered in Large Quantities
-Buiidir .gs for Hotels and stores.
Parties re turned 10 the city yesterday
ard reported q valuable find OF iron ore, or
brown herna lite. at Inglewooi. on prop
erty owned by Aver & Chaplin. The ore il
Is believed Eill run about s. or 81 per cent.
The Lead " as discovered by running lines
for rca !. the compass refusing TO act
true for long distance. Samples Of The
ore have cen sent 10 Pittsnurg, Pa. for
assay, and If The ore turns out IS expected
a compan viii be formed 81 once 10 open
up the MS ne
A bull ding 0ox5o feet, TO be used as a
hotel. is icing erected by man who has 8
family Of sixteen grown-ap children.
Anosh sr building, sire 0ox40 feet 70 be
used As . store and postofice, is also in
coarse 4 construction.
Prepa rations are being made to build =
sehoolh ouse 49x26 feet, capable OF accom-
modati ng seveuty-Gve or eighty chill
drsn.
Pete fson & Co. have completed their
sawm u and the mill began work yesteT-
day.
Lar sd is now being broken for good
sized tannery and about thirty residences.
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AT THE LAND orFrcE.

Thirteen Homestead. -Four Presumption
and Three Timber Land Filings
The original business recorded at the
land osIce yesterday consisted of twenty
entries. as folIows
Homestead entries-James c. Pollock.
on the southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter and the east hall OF the southeast
quarter Of section Is. and the northeast
quarter OF the northeast quarter 81 section
-. toWnshIp -, range east: Michael IL
McAnien. OF the northwest quarter of sec
ton 81. township 3, range 8 east; John
Patton. on the northeast quarter OF the
northeast qmaster % section %. township
2, range ! vet; u. Friend RAYMOND. on
the southwest quarter Of section 4. town
ship IS. range west; William r. n
Bridges, on the southeast quarter OF sec
ton II. township d range 2east; Clarence
Brownlee, on the northwest quarter of Sec
ton =. township Is, range east: Thomas
]. Caskey, on the northeast quarter OF Sec
tion n. township IS. range 5 east; Adam
G. Keith. on the northwest quarter Of sec
ton Il. township IS. range east; William
Riechefs. On tie northeast quarter Of sec
ton p, township IS, range east; Car X.
Grunewald on The northeast quarter OF sec
rA@A IA Wv ss5A4t H. A4t1k ~ ? vast &EsE1t&A
ST. Upery. on the southeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter OF section IA. township
p, range west; Henry A. Moore. on the
northeast quarter Of the southwest quarter
az section Il. township 81. range : east;
Arthur ID. Jones. on the east bali al the
northeast quarter and the north half ofthe
southeast quarter OF section q, township
II. range 1 east.
Presumption hlings-Hugh l. Jones. on
lots /. 2 and 8, ard the northwest quarter
OF the southeast quarter OF section 10. town.
ship - range west; Hihbard Stone, on
the east half Of she southeast quarter of
section ~, and the west half OF the south
west quarter Of section n. township 81.
range west: John T. Fitch, on lots and
and the south half OF the southeast quar-
ter Of seciion -. township =, range west;
Thomas Butler. on lots and of section
II, ard the northwest quarter Of the north
east quarter. and the northeast quarter Of
the northwest quarter Of section IL, town
ship 81. range II west
Timber land applications-Arne Peter
son. on lots and 4 and the soath half
OF the northwest quarter Of section . town
ship -. range I3 west: Halvor n Mock. ON
the ou.heast quarter Of the northeast
quarter and the northeast quarter oil the
southeast quarter Of section 10, and the
south hail the northeast quarter os sec
tiun IT, township -. range Is west: Albert
Olson, on The vest hsEi OF the northeast
quarter. the southeast quarter Of the north-
west quarter, ard he southwest quarter of
the northeast qHar.er Of section -, town.
ship =, range Is west
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Fsue saspea gsrS. ties. gents bait hasa or
hmadksrebieis nsks present nes Soon fsiEol,
4 alsSs in TIE world. corner FroAi snd CelaBiaiA
ssr eta
through pullman vestsbulea sseepsrs ssa tsa-
snz cars. also Attest improved soafisls sase p g
through Il, the EAst via Northern Fseiae fAAa-
FaAaa. ufsee. ste secpn& ssrsN1 naslall aAa<s
DeSu sassq money frasn th9 bark aa3 14lve z n
winter saituss ans eFsfe suaE - @VsaAo
Bros the iess4ng tAtiefse Niis IA spes = $50
fer one spak oaly. commencing Aanasys he
cxushxr g
r,, aos fsrs~t 70 visit the city al parts i yoa
want - select the ught tnaas tef tsFis mas
perses ana fans. neasaFx. Ig7s second ss-ees.
Sew tahls linea sess aagkias % rssisA Ches.
tssosrs. .lsk r,c.is. or any styls q Use wesrlng
apFasr ] saitsble feF Christmas Preeens Al the
NttY 81 Paris
sslk ultssax ncGrafs. Lls seesna street..
10 rnsh3a as % snssgNasalty cond8cs ene ltllsl,
nsss es selling eH tas very sss s@A8'iss -
y MS aad lkqasrs a Caese esnfes, - are fssfas
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cezs@ xerY aexE qualities Sec e@Ah- Isis =
A. a.saa $50 Erasg street. vine aud spirit iasFv
Ms eiase. Caessrs cieasy
A handsome 81 uratrei taT fs3F ~ sTsf@-
naa a. Swans. PaNsna s - = re ssi9Nss
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SrRK rscArnS NECESSARY.
a''' k.',sss Ne,ias. ,ae rte,.,aser.r

Asllsgg >ettfsss ths ttatsiksepers
= fst TAsa ~ az oaee,
- As3soEg has already n0sihcsi seven.
! sesss AID la5ginehousc keepers fhas
- . Repaired 90 pat gp Gre eSesTxs
e ssfe'y q shs guests wssnin thirty
e shey w39 be s4ssert T. Hne. The
-. ,.sA'ssss ae'e1s snd iez3ginxhassss vii he
sSaea As uesk.
- sAist has also received Instructions
ssS seaneE 81 eosify Al Esrsons wna
- sasA1sd ~ assmaaIled teats ia tire
AVE tAesA egl.ee.y rvruovsd .ofsa-
.'s'sfA AaSiana. q shs hook ard iasasier
Ia ~so w&s retired ~ thscS kes-
fsFslF detective fsse ia hs. ress.
oa UsAas street egaAge tas fztlesi -
- be proceeded against Tor not
ssssa< ass aassoa.
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Frank Marsh, boiler maker, while clip
the dry dock. bad his right eye almost cut
IN two about o'clock yesterday morning
by flying piece of iron The outer part OF
the eye Was cut fully hair an inch In length,
IN a xigxag fashion and very deep. 80 as 10
allow the yitFius 30 escape The injured
man went 10 the Office OF Dr. Reich. tn the
Boston block. where he iron silver was re-
moved and two stitches taken in the con-
jucIiyai flap 50 - to close the wonnd DR.
Reich thinks the operation viii feAd 10 The
restoration OF the eye, unless foreign sub
stance had been admitted before the opel a.
lion. Mr.. Marsh vas resting easily last
evening NJ his home
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A tNtay gHTunEh sar service has heec esEAb~
Ashsd ~ ths tsaAcs sea EAfan Faai3a & Norfa-
wss*era Gns oeswEe Per iasa and Lat Aea xia
NaunglE k}uSs fhDS ssdNEgnK 20 the 0aiita farsii-
ss nd c{vFn ~ ~ 81 her giae The LsNfae1
Fass Ma. wA&ea runs daily e-tweer tae ksave
ToiuEs. eArrfes the sfveFlAns isss mai. lfmisel
EuulAsr 81 asxsc5s. - pzsSgs FsTx Wgtasat ezra
eaaree, &1& = com posed ~ Fa5lEssa NrSttha 81
Sacepeya AGa FSl raAB EssGlag Cars Portland 70
ChtNNEn "a tseUn i Bsuf8
hts S auosneT snasr&sioa tat TIE En4on Pa
Sc - 1estFu1S Of etf4ES tire req asFeEasufs os
TIE penFs FaF * k0rr aalaz IA raE8rf 60 talz
ass ssa&r trains q tkEs 3 aes sRp1v ID Oliver p.
Htizs<. &Esas g p q y Co. SsNtyse. & - A /.
&axEaaA a. r Fe4f3Azs Or
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TAsy WIZ Dedicate . fins Edffsee Sex'
Suurav.


Snnaay-
The rew Welsh Presbyterian church. On
Dire street, bxtseen seventh ard Elghtn,
vii - foTssallv opeEed Eext Sunday Al
that tine Rev Williams. Of Csehasis. keE.
Th0max. Of Carbonate. and Few. Parsons
and Brown. Of Seattle. vii - present ard
M Of the Welsh people IN the city wil DC
invited 10 participate
The Welsh Pressyte-iaus have been
holding services for . ysar n tie PIKE
street ball and have only recently iAEen
steps 20 have house Of worship OF TIER
own- They hare no pastor, bat their meet
fng@ on SUNDAYS are attended ey 81 av-
eraee Ct eighty persons and the society
nambsrS thirty members At the deaa-
cAtoEv services next SUNDAY there VII &c
Weishmen from Taconaa. Black Diamond,
SeNeas1le and ether rsaces
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Acre Property.

Ths onssaa GAsieas. plkfte6 q 0NA
IN eve-hsse tracts ioT sale ia ~ G1g LOO
hody ~ so p~s acre. 1hss Is coed lad. hz1f
81 Il "a eleEre4 ana % &eFes iz PrgFs1 Ths
peozSrgy u secAsad noEsA a LAKE Union. Ga1 ss
i q bazxAsa a. tsss Frees
TueetF snrss a H. richest &C n0n
kina "a esAxsr dam laads &Eaass IoUrOJU
sasain4ax Rsvxana PARK. Z 10 uesssy al
ssr.ss.s,F Ana cleared he sHrspanding sana ss
plAstsd
TAEsxx acres nosfh ~ tsnian bar. &c mn
"A tae line e It's seattle. Lac ~OsVQV
saare 4 Eastern EaiIrasA.
~ xere8 oxrsss9s gaa waite ICA Enn
n9ese. il ozsa SsAstA@s tarcs - II lOO
Ae-es To EAraea-
~ eesss assosnag fss town 60 E0n
ssse Il sal clss. slit4aae s0T plat spGgJOO
anx.
. neuss scar G-sea Lake IQ0 0n0
lnx ne saw FAzA 0Af0OO
s.s-.vss seres IN Days Are EskFteaA . g0n
Tssese are lrAcxs are ws4al1 haa . 01OO
...ss a. sAs Greea L4ks saeesEse rad. ne 1Ans
asoansax = paaE-aa l@so ae4s AID Il selaAS
readily,
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EsrKKrK1sE AID hospitality.

The opfa1en chieaxe E1lssr Has az
seat.8s4
BE tolasEing bril- Beae received yessest-
day - The hEra 70 xhons Il Il addressed :
: Tefy happy EXPRESSION q appreciation az
this city
IHE Cafr4Gs TExzTax EBfr8wsAE Ka0wx4
CEtcaea, c = lsSs
Asssrs. cEswfora 4 coasTeg. ssasse. VISA
ssHtA<Aasss Feass aceeSt Ey sfa4ks sof gatgr
sssisfssslng slassFasl0Es q se4s1fs Aas - ere
Nsise Il S'Ar e1fy did aos kaas whseA - sse
Ksss inspF9s SD wsEh is tzegsss..ss.;e ersss.
pssss O. - hospls4l4sy q tss ess.zsnz xnuts
Esss- MscAsAH Yssx
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Encouraging Manufactures to Locate
There,

To encourage manufacturers 20 locate
on Lake Union he Iatona Tosn Company
will dona'e lots on the wates 'front.' 10 par
ties wishing 10 engage In The manufactur-
INK business. I.aiona is a most desirable
location. owing to the accessibility 10 the
railroad, which runs throagh the prop
erty. and the deep HAtes frontage on the
lake. Parties DESTROYS Of aYaslIng them
selves Of this opportunity should call early.
as The number OF free lats are limited. The
specu stoF aod honeserkeF shoala also
look 10 thesT interest by iuyestigaging The
opportunities at LafonA The lots are ali
cleared and tae resident oSners have .
S-cens fare 90 and ffeEa ae posiofSiee. The
MANI actuFsT. SPECTATOR and il0nae-seeker
should see The owaers, D. A. Moore aud
the Seatsle Land Company. on Columbia
street. hsstwcen Frens ard second.
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The eo3y If benjamin Muyphv, the
formeF landlord Of TIE New Eaeisua hossl
Nho died at hfS home On 1suass ssseet on
Tuesday. wiII &c shiepei % Chicago for IN.
ternssnt to-day, NJ, Marphgs Oaiy sister
lives ia MS eisy and Il Is heg wfsh hat his
rsrnssas should b. buried there lie
leaves quite large estate in Kinx county.
consisting o. . fara a. lta acres On White
river, another % the same sgss o. the SAM.
ssh ard some essy properly.
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ANalual,In pnr ral.ans.l.

The valuable hloodheund Grover. owned
by Mr.. d. Christopher. With the Puget
Sound Shore Railroad Company. was
poisoned by sons malicious peraon
Wednesday morning. Mr.. Christopher
lives on Sixth street. between Pike and
Pine streets. and the hound was qnariered
in the hack yard Of bis residence The
party who poisoned the dog left the poison
ia the yard for him. Mr.. Christopher re-
fused $40 for Grnvnr Z week ago
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A New Corporation.

Al Sicles Of incorporation Of the P. Fred
eric L Co. were iiied yesterday hy W. III.
Ma ed. T.. Frederick. II. O. Strive and
Ala xander MacCalskey. The objects Of
the corporation are 10 establish and carry
on general wholesale and retail grocery
bv einess. The capital stock is $500, d.
vi died into $50 shares Of 500 each. The
Il vstees are W. II. Maade. Fl. G. Strive
and A. T. MacCalskey, who shall hold
I iffis,e until lime /. leo
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GRKFN LAKE

Washanxs0n hes her Af4ngfoz Heights.
On cARo her EFaustoa. ana Inda1apolis har
Isxls4sgull bot Sc e 9 wili have the Suea , par
exee4ie1sss III shores II esree0 lake VII far
ass ere 81 the snoss charming spots ca eHrth
as Sests' : moyes forward TO the zeal Gf Ero&-
II ntis attainment Ffsces are new hos, aud the
drst aifeFiag 81 lake "a r. property Sui ~ 90
she m#Kkta ManaAs, neeemhef =. APP AZ
Green Lake Heaaqns tiers. NOM q kilgcn aescx-
WI y NOnn. 60
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Eight OF ten shriaers went 10 Tacoma
yesterday afternoon on the steamer Oiym-
pan 20 attend meeting 81 Aha Tenlple.
Ancient Arabic OraeF Nabsss Of the Mystic
purpose 81 initiating several candidates
The visiting SAfTneFs rsGaFn % Seattle to-
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Ing chemists OF the west, they were
asked to settle the question as 20 wat
sarxafArsIlas were IA fact purely vegssa-
BE. We presaa. their report. . We have
made earels al chemical a8alv ses q several
well kuaNa hEansis 81 sAF~A psriila. aud
have fasaTasi theza q With the sing excep-
zion OF JOYS To guu3Ain lo3ffe Of PokMS-
stlra. As a sexus are are eaahied 70 pro-
roaHce JOYS % - TIE cuss purely xegeta-
he sArSsparssia u1w ca tie masEezs
which has Gene under our osssfvetion.s
Modern medicine hzs proven that Fare
eruptsanS are not c&aset BY diseased
blood, but By indigestion and slug
glsh circulation, which cali fox Vegetable
Alternatives. instead "a mineral bloosi PsssE
hsrz. Joys Vegetable ssrSaEasills being
the --latest, IL the frst 70 discard the cd
notions and proceed andcr the Hn'saera
theory. It's cures are The talk Of the hossr
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Lime Property.

2zs'5 seEes Of lard q Port PAPGATN
LaDgd0n. on Dress island / Dh1eQ A14N
with an unlimited supply Of lima Thss property
has been partially Developed sud eoatsss n kiln
house snd other Improvements. To close up IN
estate st once the property via be sold ~ barely
bali irs yAlge. We especially. invite iayesslga-
tion oithiS matter as We are convinced that Il
Is veTy rare opportunity TO secure yainsble
property ~ a nominal agare.
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