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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-12
MISS MATHEWS ENGAGEMENT.
The Renowned Aftiste VIII Make
Her Appearance Here Tonight.

The hope of the American stage ia.
at this time, in the hands of a few
artists, the enumeration of whose
names could be quickly Tailed ON the
fingers Of ones hand. The rewards
offered 10 mere beauty of person and
a casual talent are 50 great that the
inducements for ioillng genius, years
Of hard sturdy, honestly accepted
priyations and rigid submission Ia all
the difficulties OF exhaustive training
bear 10 comparison in immediate
recognition and financial eompensa-
! ton. Nhea. therefore, we find one
who has been willing 10 cou>cien-
uousiy serve out "A full apprentices hip
10 her AT. knowing all the time that
she hiss al inherent dram attic genius.
we can honor and praise her un-
stiute,ily in the fail confidence that il
i sell deserved in tie present. and
VIII be much more 80 in the future.
! Those who see Miss Nather's almost
perfect juliet or the stage little
imagine how great has been the toll.
seit-sacrltice and total abnegation OF
All other things in the accomplish
ment OF the excellence OF a character
so exquisite; and a. We shall see
. Miss Mather on Tuesday evening in
Wednesday The Honevmoon" and on
evening IN i.ssh. The For aiken. this
wonder VIII intensity iato . vast
astoniehmeut az the e. tenn and great
nssS of her genius The ale of seats
foF tonight and Tnesd AZ q 81 Wesines-
uAY evenings Is very large
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GRADING AND suLxuEApfSG.
The street Department Finds risn.y
II.

During the past week only thirty
naea hsys been cNployesl by the city
ia the street department., CcEmss-
siCnss Alex&2ssr has b~ea learning
the ropes and far that reasan has
IA ase ~ special effort a. rash wesk
Ttviay hoNsyeF he al inaugarase .
\ uumeer 81 sas p0Ysa3ss Improvements.
ARa tycna tAts time on woFk sn his de-
parflssnt vi be pashesl e. rapidly a.
possible.
Daring The past week she entire
force 1sS kSft Al eugk making stree :
and alssys passahss. fesltr avesaes
Columbia MATsaa. ptke &ai Jack sSfa
streets sere eSCA inspr9Yesl ira lssAc&
SpFlns, &s3ss,ss Aaa Nam streets AZ
uoa fssess esls ,FSn FronI aeasly 10
" st street. sitA s&sta tFusa exrava-
tsaas sisheas cost 10 she esty. south
F90gtA sssess has also heTa N.sess cat
"a the ~a9es manner, between Aasa
AMI IAe 4 son stgx0s&.
Yesterday teFcs 0f @ea With
scssp@Fs and carts wAS a. mers e.san-
ing kwoas stEx4k az t5e dart ard debris
that lad SOC 2gazsAssa there during
the sssk fE0.a building operations,
lsrsex pssss have Asea aaexeA back
ShsTNssT pTasssc4sss, AfsI = srtlcF4i
sli0rg alaste - pai the aaAsa tAoFaaSe-
SAFE "a the hz.TSS district IA gRs=a.1se
cansasas "a. h fez &sys the Nesses-
t.eary caFIey zs.si xbccsssssssl squares
= IL ts esssfss 81 a gvr&s sseAl & gab-
assh
IgssAs ksE bzsx s~x~r WaG - sx-
feEas4 tAFeaea | asan strer< gYcal
West stse~t - tAs wsssr s-oni- Taass
j. sAs ea4y sesvzag. PRO e<s@Si Ear the
T resent. Although sxwess have hxea
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THOSE BoKRIELs NOISES.
The saaeIsrs Car step Them for
Fifty 1sass.

NF. kdwiu shepard. manager OF TIE
Sprtar Hih Water Company, was
asked yesterday by a reporter shat be
had 10 say in rsfereaee IL the super
material noises heard in dwellings in
the vicinity OF TeEth street and Yesler
avenue. sud allegea II Ae caused by
TIE = alter gnYapany'> PIPES, recently
placed IN the hen e. Mr. Saeparf
refllsa be knew the residents there
~eFe complaining, bat tley would
keep on sol1g % for ST ne of the com
paHv caresi He SAID be aad told
Them t5ue and tine again that they
could haye sn sir chamber sfsat aouid
SEsp al the noise. pgtt IN AZ 4 ccSt
IL 50 cents. and a. they bad not
ssesr}s@ a advisable "a relieve their
osu distress. he didn see that IL was
incumbent Upan the eonsnSnv 80 do
anything To the suggestion that the
sSter company should pat ia the az
cha1ss~srs gratis. snsSmueh a. IL was
it, duty ~ se. that fss plant wcyk ed
vel. Mr. Shepard repssea that he
essli9a I see lt that gay, anl II che
wsssr s,rnz~rs sassseu azy rsSet ~
that direction sseg vcgks have - sse
{. IA them selves.
IL hacks very mach As Il IRE resi-
de2is 81 Tpnfa ard YesleF Will have
10 pay sonr aits II they want relief
fren sAe chuEisy ehcx And si&lu -sEasag
ncssss st Wheeh they cafnp,aIR.
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ras rIrra EsE@ 4tpf.
\ Fare Fsrsizss fr. m fAs ts1tsd
stxtss surrem Eearg

states surrens Gears
Toe ash writ of mar n.s4> yer s;i-
secsy1 b. the supTeae .aar1 of iAe
Uni ed >sAtes 10 tie sBtT u.e eoa1t Of
late or territory was served On
Chief Justice Hanford Saturday.
The mandate perempterily com
mAnds the reinstatement of the
case OF Holoa Parker. appellant,
w. George DacreS. respondent, upon
the docket OF the supreme court Of
Washington territory.
The SUIT was brought in the distri,t
court al Walla Waila for the recovery
81 a valuable tract of land. The jadg-
faent OF The court WAS adverse - the
claims of Parker and he appealed to
the supreme court. On January ;.
issT. Chief Justice Green dismiss ed the
appeal on the grounds that there had
been no notice Of appeal served on The
plaintiff ia the court below.
A. T.. iSham. esq, attorney for
Parker, then maize al application Ia
the | nitei States supreme court for
n writ OF nlandamns requiring the SUI
preme court of Washington 10 REIN
state the ease on lis merits. in re-
Spouse 10 the application an alter
native writ was issued recurring the
supreme court OF Washington 10 show
cause why the writ of mAnlanaus
should not he issued and made perma-
nent The s0pFeme court 81 Wash
ingtou al the last term made a retafn
of The writ but the nited States su-
pTeIme court held il 10 he insufficient
and issued the perempiory mandate
compelling the supreme court OF
Washington 60 reinsiaie the case upon
it, calendar and proceed with hear
ing of lis merits.
This IS only one of a large number
OF cases that we're dismissed by Chief
Justice Green. Only one ether case
has been reinstatesi. although Judge
lsham Ssss be has no doubt that
nearly all Of them would have been re-
stored had proper application been
made Ia the United States supreme
gplarf
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NHw ROAD TO FREMONT.
TALK Of boulevard lraaua Lake
| MON.

The board Of cognty commissioners
has under consideration = proposition
10 make fine roadway from the fi;y
around the shores OF I.a<e UnlqjZo
Fremont.
Some tirae sFo the bad granted
the Seattle Eltetric Railway & Power
Company frsne hiSs 10 run its Inc
along thgs rcasl, which has not been in
nse Tor = numbeT Cf years The com.
fsany has gone ahead with she wors of
grading and has a splendid road bed
graded nearly the entire distance
The People OF Fremont have petitioaesl
the ttard 10 appropriate = Csso for the
RSrooSe X making a good wagon rosd
Atoag soc ths railway. Ia il estimated
thai for tafs ostiay a sllae drivswnv
can he made, furnishing 81 easy ssss..
axss Ess.si ssssssss lssd IL lAsisiag rssr-sla-
eFrl srhash
Commissioners Cash xna Tsxser
Trcz = tFlP ever tie is1S of he pro
sSs.ss~i road sxe Saturday night. ard
acre yery favNrslay iss pres sess wffh it,
feasibility. The only question noS 10
Ne considered - tae title AZ the county
10 the VIghE-ag-szy. An4 Il thai i
isssnd 10 - gCosl tbs ro&a vii psoh-
sbiy n 0r9ssrl fG51e ia thzt eYs4st
Ite h1A zoas3 = ~ iss znADdnas5.
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rse- Shs r=<rzax IA rvs veakx Captain
ozn2 expects - h<1nx bs<k . l0a1 ~ nas~
EFHCHAy1zSE AND PRODUCE kz-
CErE - During the last - hraS
TIE sa<rraAa6sSe All preaase reeelpss a.
this rars were A. follows FHgef Ssaad shore
roan a. teas Columbia a puxes Sound
railroad. - tons. SSz-rse. Lake Shore q
EaEeru railway SO sans 81 water
F2irhavez1. 10 tons. ". X. MerwsE. tens
Esf<s ARzserScu. tao Hassr saows hrsek-
Sc s,nss Nssa5gar. 20 tons. Tssss rrecpss.
81 sssrs
SHIPMENTS Tsszsn@ ske fSss =
huas~ goss5S agsss nz sziSss we've d. gssast
frsz. Sexsg3a 50 the sara zstks4ax country q
fesIoNs PEgef Saznsa Sssse<e Fusz j. Eosas,
CEEnEfrs ( Puget SOuzs5 railroad q tons
Seattle, Lake s5sGre & Easrs-a railway u
so2s. 81 wa.ST-ts1era City, toms. Az
sa<sa- I sa1s Mtssags<zeer- I saas Miehi-
ysa- fc7s. FrsHaie-. tens. E1sza Ause-
sssrs. s0aSs {. ~ az tfs2lsey. 3 toes. TeaS< :,
!. ssss~ Ts.ssl p sssse2ts. u teas
NATJE- ~ ~ 81 ssTs--sfEss car oil,
- ossls 1s.&F - 63ss sAinxiss. II hills
parks. Gar q Ars usTT. I ear saTss. I car
rcesnS / ear lad rSss sseas. I ear
pressed s-Sek. 80 i~sxss zssss. esr 1zlesssxls-
ears insssh<s-. - cars iaSs, I ear OF. :
cars h1v. f9as potatoes. rs gallons
nsEk. ears iauosr, o. pSrs grncvrses,
sB rkss hardware - fess l1l-ss< :. Aueoas
fretzAr, , carloads fss-Istnre-
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MARKETS AID SHIPPING.


sskTTLss AaE a.
Ehs Esss.Pss os FRAT irJzz he .urToun<,
3as co'Kitfy are sgFTssslEgly lsTga sAfs sea-.
N1s- tssasY large Gems xGEzeHiz are re
eslTeA Ihe Eszo&Esf ih8s seat a. dogs.
sound Fe-nas = sSTseeiasIg heavy A. Ssrz-
zsA. Ia tua1e-. Uss&iasg, "a he SkaFs.
a2a "a F}issSe sssAaa Eafss eaautss.ss
Nsfe sroNs Al 8! tsss fsaif ssr-s.s - =
iae rea9s SD plans, are verT fssnsaa.se
Asssi sssssas pare i&yaE4t.ay wisa tAe assssrr,.a
AL t'sss2sz pTgssass- EFHss growing -
ENse7 ssSafxsst 4zytA3n< lie ;ssexx~ ssser.
ts1a as tase >esnS. naweees. ss.s sueea.s-
IN experiments g! g1s ssst lea Yeas sc
ssEs~esang side assensAen xnoax egr 81.
s'sAtEFasfs. aid @o&s las s.sssn 2sssaass ,sss.n
II sas pa A. SEssss, Ezfes prem - Of &.
fs&s'FS - $50 ~ taslssssa4l tEs45sSs.v il tAs
asNK la gesrss SAliSozusa sn4 c-ss-.sn
ssists esq slairse - arrive il te Ess.Al .5ya-..
SITES * aassaes Is ia seed eas.sIsss,,
Ass oxl2s al sctsss oSE&aa ~ frass. -
a. xg&si>
Bo.A tie None $50 Ssgers es-,-e~sss
f~lsssi - re.cEye so s4saaosz tass raafassx
ea1 O. <S.ssl'Esig sseitaeF pa - 4ay a.h
S-siA sss 5zt sxirs ezess tess essss,,g
sid u ; sxFsssea lAA1 they usn -
ilssi4tF % Ssa - Fra "a s. sasssnv
Tie 4%Assr as 70 srN sessseFror -n,-v-
ssS stsa sssy tess q SapFss1s 50 Qlnse-
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Ekks trfS-

f0s choice business lots AZ ownF~>
loSses prices. cal On Ill II hear born
6 -. YgseAl Ia. bsssoa b "a
<1vsr AS persons seE.t Ga al exeur-
4 GA ever the Seattle i.ake shore &
kss3era yaslxsy i0 S0osEazlsEle Pals
PaTk yesssEssay. li2ncins was tie
0gs}es e the DAY assvT arriving thess.
Constable goblnsoa Is AFTER a segSh
cs8sTscger ksasn ss the 'kt5cAx-gl
Esoy wita . warrant fs- assault and
battery ga lessTh lie Castro. an
lssssAa ceans vha runs peanut stand
50 she ast.
Tim q II ara wSs arrested hy ga Eer
ask ~ss8. a. an eAfsg heSr YESTERDAY
asOraEse f0T h<5nx slrRus SID ais-
e-uerky he lad ski a. o. kss persoa
ard sssz,s4 pzss&saAy lave tSsn roas 81
A&s rel he essceT aTrxsts<s Aisl - Re
Ess is1skEas hSs way - WAlzeeAsg PEI
slistrsez
xAe front deer os =. q. g5na@zs =
store. or Freas street. ueSr i<zor@
sssses. was Zoe al ep@a last syensag by
F&sFSsassa ks4yls- @kefkS- A r0tsxry
Ia f-xn c,ssa nsfstsAa nr IKE dor sas
lFsI spna by zsxtesace hs enzs8 ssls
ssese-Eaiee. fagrsssEs2rs Dave psssesI
esss u - lssCkS ca sae assoF.
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AT TIRE HOSPITALS.
Hsw the Unfortunate ara Getting
Along.

Along.
4 visit To Providence ard Grace
hospitals yesterday found moSs Of the
patients doing well. many Of them be
ing conyalescent- Among those who
were Wei enough TO be seen at Provi-
dence hospital, were the following
Michael j. Crowley, the piasterer
who had his ieg crushed about two
weeks aso hv an emhankneas Gazing
on him on Yesier avenue. Is much bet
ter. he hopes 10 be al work again in
a few weeks.
Thomas Parnell. the carpenter who
fell fifty feet from the third story of
the Gilmore block. was resting quietly
and seemed 70 be very hopeful that he
would soon be about. His collar bone
was broken and he vas seriously cut
about the head. but he was not. IS il
was feared. internally injured.
Frank Train, who fell from the Buck
ingham building Saturday aud had
his arm and Lee broken, was resting
quietly under the influence of op;ates
and cgnnot yet realize the extsnt of
his injuries.
There are at present in the Proyi-
AsttNr AUs f'AtaA = SAt&k islAAe "a > u
typhoid fever. and most OF them are
doing nicely.
~ race hosgit.t sfe.e ere eleven
4es 4 -ane4a res. md rome Of
n A. s.5as.SeF ! & nfs eSu&s. The
i = "a sat 81 lei ara asa All
81 q x anG sse saster ay, ~
ST. Al a ffiC.ss 4 I a toe xsrassg.s4,
q. g. sat eataaa TIE visits
o ~.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Ii. NJ. PIERCE. Of Portland, is in
the city.
Mr., Andrew T. Reid. Of snoquai.
mie. Is IN the city.
Mr.. Isaac Foeel. Of. Portland. leaves
today Tor short visit 10 Port Towns
end.
Mrs. captain Price, who has been
quite sick for some time, i GONZALES
cent.
Master Charles Hatfield returned
frem San Francisco yesterday on the
Wilmington.
Mr.. J. l. Mcdonald vas passenger
on the Clty Il puebla last night Tor
san Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs D. II. Webster left on
the puebls for san Francisco at mid
night. They viii go 10 Paso Robles
Springs, wh>Fe they will remain some
time IN hopes that Mr.. Webster may
recover his health.
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Mzysr Moran Favers BafiiiEk .
ffxsa0At-

Mayor Moran in his ANIMAL Mosaic
10 the common council, which viii -
delivered in abeut tso weeks. III
dsell with particular emphasis a 3sga
the necessity os = complete SYSTEM o;
fire protection for the city. He vii
rot only shos the pressing need Of
the system, but viii advise immediate
action. WhAs he wII Recommend
nGav Ar inferred from the following re-
marks male Big him % q reporter yes
tergiay.
~ hAs Se nsed most of al j. are
boat, said The mayor, and every
l,<<ly | hare talked with agree with
me- For the next year the business
os the city viii be largely concentrated
along the water front Ia the corrugated
iron warehouses = aleh have been con
strgeted since the fire, and the heavy
business OF the city all coaastess al
WAYS Ee along West street and Rail
road avenue a 6reboAt xiii furnish
ample protection 10 this PORTION OF the
CITY When ssy 5 gsreboat / mean s
firss-class ore. Iwcuii favor building
boat that could throw u taEee-inch
stream vita sufficient force
70 ssefnnsish one O. those Gor-tig .seG
iron buildings Il necessary. such q
boat coasa be made right here IN
Seattle and he ready for service IL
ninsty DAYS. It's cost woald be from
5000 10 So tss1. Portland and
Tacoma are both agit4fiae the qnes-
ton aud will likely baiid Lreboat< ST
once. In New York city and san
Francisco the fireboats are the most
effective equipments OF The tire de-
parinlents and ray for themselves
many times ever each year New
York Is now buigaing an addition al
boat at cost OF sssoyssss. 20 you see i:
Is no experiment that advise.
Then II isn't q temporary measure
like the Holy system. which some
advocate bgt viii "a OF fzsmanesli
use. Ii ea@ 10 u Cd soE 81 ga1rposs p
xhfca sae fIaslv sStst, II be
sdas I'd ~ s-3 ii as go r.sofs
, cite -ss sssiss c.sSrs > = a a.!
les. IL Dss l.efa Isot sss rs5-.a4s Z 3
/ sise saIe aren't a sse. ioE s18h sab
{ esssi hpse 2 sfregit cote '.scei &
! 10 &c AID fos ftn tfs 6 fsere
are may wfys u Sssti al
I COS i! Is gttGs1 ssisse E is fcs
( pugFs,e aIssI b VeTo oa t4g i
wotss1 Ply fog IsSs lHsI..e Is ssiF.
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-<ss.cn q sssx ~ sins,
ii A. zAze< n hs - 81 hssxr1
gv- re rest sfsx II gExsz % VS.
ss-ss II snz sard pssn5 seeesaz @nzks
s4e. E1cs1Sn - ssnF WIS sxxs1 YES
*~ssa ~ Sv EAe 81 SrExx nszKCE1
rxzzsfss d zn. Hesesd- =. kzt ATery
xgsrveztzss Trip The west1er has
lrra sxskxa< this Teee dian ever before
II nr experiences. and l have been
gag > toward the Arctic Tor few
seaEs. sssS-s Alerx and Herry
Is1yy msse hxsugf.F the EGxArl z
= ester. aieA .as wrecked GA a reef
<. osz iart&Sr. IA sss ss&ssssi 81 nga
1a xp xES1s G4ss xssrls "a q xS.
hsxe 10 sssss lez s fise reeks
z xi essSsf hef. ia tsse3r srsEe~~s-
se4s e. - ssaav - J reap > FsEtz Esa--
wA Asss.Ig nsw hiss Ez~ned Up u
tie case gss ire sssse- ri 5<h aest san
franes~s>s March /. and has never
been heard al There can be no douhs
that she and Asx ere1 have both gone
10 the bottom [ pto saiy t.when sest
SaTs.i P0isst. al the sie<s bad done very
well What skins have sisas-<s viii
Re discharged szsoaS 0Ssssssts Of this
sa0w EoEssing os rly iusare plans
The Steamer Wilmington arrived
IN from san Franrf co yesterday after
ncsaa at ) oitseck Nth = full list 81
f.@sSeaSess and fss tons OF znerchaa-
else fer seat;le.
YACHTING ASR aoAgISa~
Thee sere not as mary yachts or
tie bay yesterday a On the tao san
days previous Although 3 light
breeze biew tie greater part OF the jav
there Is nos SUFFICIENT wind - make
sSissng even interesting. Again TIE
heavy smoke which hung over the
harhor. and il fact the whole ssr-
rounding conntry, drew from the
Pleasures OF the sport
MesSrs. e. H. kistiager, e. E.
Niehols, Pointer and Dodge we're ouE
lew hours In the Aimee.
The Yuma steamed around feg
hours with party OF ladies AMI gen
tsengen-
TrolIers were out in force IN the
morning. but a. George Bussiong put
il, the smoke " as too thick 10 les the
Ssh ind their way into the harbor =
A score az disappointed fishermen
back EEn his assertion
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klailgaI u H. la0.
s. rsusA IN sze Esaers sh@s work
Esd sxsea suspessse 4 esa the
Wen Ds~rksr-

- - lz4
f1E ksaAssn 80
aas xege5Tssss >a.saFsf7. lE 4sssa ss
So ,s,---s r as~,ss-sgEtsz sssss-f. fsxrs@ss
ksss-sss- -
hsszse ssss zzz1 iza saxs g<~z es1
f'sszsa - 80 49, - q -. : -
.srx sts-euatsassr~s- Iae ssea Asre ~
es-es t&ss p y sssse &C., Fsss go 49, 80
= - -. sF-s i, ,nssn a. are xsskirS
sHes~ was sa~&-a Fssxas seaaai 0hsss "a
re@ss sssy efs2 ssssfssi S-ss y =. $3.50
- =. 80 - = -
-. 80 $50 - 49, = ss-a 49,
$3.50 ..sss- ~ a. ii -. stzrrS ~
ssnssT.x rser. lis Sx~Nsss~a tAss tbs sa-
ss-v ssres sill sft<zsEs< 70 = sss tses- sssisss
ssssss=r~ ~ >e<ssax and l2rsEeA a
~ rSFussDgg 9xHegT.
a p~s sss.s.4.s. sxssl ,s.sn. Many
= -.
2 hass q sl1F ! t'Ss s7es."s'% :
Hzstser Tsslxosa, NEsEss - lac 1sssl-
laTEz-zEaESs "a a. fesSo&s. aEssfsr dAss
OK AEgass II:
We zaossrs n item rsxAAisa< tAs Psz.es
Samae 4 sSrsyss aarhsF ras8say IN your
81 IS sse- szass y - Yea 8, t'ssFrsSs s1e
ssTt- as-s - sss go 80 -.
- - s.ss.- d, go a.,
IL 81 49, rnsss-s 81 fae r.ensy were
fsr sssi. shree snSIes al track sassi. twenty
rzis~-s eiesses- Fear haHssssl sad i.FSs-
fms Eesa wsre casazsssg's vita szAss
se&E7s-
rHgoIsH \ FINE s'oJZTEY-
Mr. q IT fs,,naxar staa has isst re-
- -. :. ,.-..,.
-. ~ = N,'-1 :. 7-->'. -. - -.
maroon country, Vas ses's 'as1 a@a
b. Posi- INTELLIGENCE reporter
he said = be Gray : naresar country
Is II Is termed, = making sigantlc
ssI sls- Z, sle way - na p-os 4 $3.50 -.
$50 49,, 49, - N@x,sss,, Ls
49,. - - :. III - !, :, 49,
80 s.1s - -. 80. - -.
go. 49, :, - "a 49,. 80 -.
49,. - -, g. -. s.
a1ases--ss .s...-,,,,...,-,
- -. - -
-. = - "a ,a.,ssv
80 ,sa.,.;, T, -.;i-'.5
10 s.a,''ss-l ,. waiI raj.
100 s.sa = al - 49,
-. ~ - ese,, =. - -.
1870 ine aai :. Sol us 80 az go. !. =. =
,OFee "a nash a sesh, aaiI s.ofr -
nay ss.ss aa..ssi - 100 "a, = 49,. So =
% ho.asssAllo, Wiz = :" = sl4s -,
nas sSi A1.tas-s "a Al"'
-
re s.5ssa's :. .. - - s.lis -. -,
= o.is % sre nss - =. -.
e9Ai1 &c e1aeAi1 80. .aa.ea sAi 10 !,
snan = f-, Iei aa1e. ~ =
ael.s' nAss sIas.. ii1is at.o 80
saaasss- AAasiAassses VT go - 49,
va ts-U AN2tAf VA R~~%SsT
AaaS la4sssIis eehseA, - e1a.<,SA -io =
aIeaos tssle ~, anu =. 80 'P &c -
arc a. sool a. .nose " any so"ii VI a'S
s']s i1a ai'e -s'i "a
TIE kSGoR ENTIRELY eRot spLEss-
OLYMPIA, Aug. i.-Mr. +. Gibbons,
contractor upon the extension OF the
Monies ailo road, utterly denies the
sfa,emest that work on the road has
been suspended and thai ] go men
tlIogn sag 0t enpil Y e. are hssGsse
tor seattle aTs4 Iac1g4 =. 81 M4sttf 2
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nAEF AND WAVE


Eae CIsy es Pasels. CAPTAIN Deb
ney, saS.eI for szn Francisco Il
midnight, Her cargo consisted o Sc
sous q Goa All ~ ions OF sal~oelaA
sseoas freight she carried he foEsoxirar
passenger n. III. Webster Axd wife
Mrs. {. GFxy. c. T. Maaer. Ssesrse
Lang, 4. Martin ard wife, Ma l.. IA
SMITH and child. Mrs. J. Carr. r J..
AnosTeoa. =. Wschman sxs4 ale. I.
y, t.sazraAn. Mss Ela& leieaer.
A%zrg Vets Mr., Henry Wells ana
sAiie, 8 "a. NfslSEd J & Mcil0nas5.
Fr@1 treAse Charles EnSsn, AID
tstn5y "a the sse1ra-e.
Ias Ancsa sAi8ssi fsr Ala IA yesass-
GAY Egae-uaoS with beet s0ad *
freight s2ss lie gsGAs large aaxa4szr ~
: U.l-ts
fhe sS2l Ia s<hooaes }. II Lx~is.
1af.tz.- Ess aesr. ns@~Ex~ arrived In
pot hate Saturday niEht. alter f.ssar
nsoGsa>' erase n nss-fnern ~asexs.
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London. Ont, Canada.
NOT ICE.


70 The SO kholders of she Esnarasstss. g.s,,
L I sls& Co. Of >xasfle.
y nssFess, i X desired % sae-r ass the ear
Ia s%ss % tEe Guarantee Lean 4 TgF4ss
Se-. 81 Seattle, therefore tie unaerSKne.
oetnE naas 0gttY Of the trutfess 81 sxss
company. hereby e2l a meeting Of 80
sf&~ok nosaers 0f sad company 10 L. hs5r
ca os;GrGsy the IN aAy % ~ ,a.arssts.r fs,sss
a he hsar st : o'eloek IN tAe affsrgsa.sr, al
sAsa osy. az tEs COM psay's oftsce ia ne
esfg ol ~sziEse, fe- the gsssrzsse - e,ses;~sse-
Is1x proposition Of xhe sGii board t,E f-rs
iszs, aaly stogtes5 ~ 4 xeg4in< 81 ssis
faArc. a@la Jeiy IL. lssa. Tor tie fneresse
g the e4psr&l stock q xaii csssss sssrly fr,rg
SUE OF sys hznsiraa taoas1sss ssnlixrs
l. :. J. HUNT
Z. b DOWNING.
J. y. LG.NAS.
-. II. AEflgEoN.
y. y. BAXTER.
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cASITARY WoBx.-At the last meet
iiss ct the council petition was pre-
scented asking for the abatement o. a
Nuisance ca Nsg.e's hog ranch on
hT1adw ~. Sanitary osNeer McGSrav.
acting under instruction. from the
police department. has caused the
aaatelatnt Ct the nuisance. To-Day
TIE sanitary officer viii commence
scattering dlslniscEaasS in. places
through the burnt district where
ga.l<ye and shops have been throw n
the ground, owiag - a lack OF
Sewerage facilities.
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lie NSSebaiI sas 10 aeoventsi
Hses res ".

lie K2SeDalI ga. 30 Reouent Il
Y.~s rasS.
Ths Helsaway OF port G.Ab.e,
III gs et1gs 81 Pogs Madison, re-
osnel lie base Al satson St the
,ksssa st-eet rouais yes, ersiay
.iernooa before as audience number
ing about 80.
Although the former we're victorious
by the unequal scere OF Is to 5, the
game vas very interesting ali through.
Heavy batting and sharp fielding were
the features OF The game. Following
il the score by innings:
>tsrS......-..-........--.... zoe oS32e-
S4saE a ys-.-.-..-...-...---.S , @ ] OLD
BeSehits, Waiksways Ii and stars 5.
Errors, Walkaways ) and Starss :.
Manager Kelly OF the Jackson street
baseball grounds has received letter
from prominent Eastern baseball!
managers. who are Contemplating a
trip with their clubs here this fall.
The manager of the lsosfoR baseball
club Is particularly anxious 10 secure
a date. A game OF baseball between
two crack Eastern league clubs in
Seattle would be interesting sport in-
deed
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OFFICE FfxrrKEs--Mr. II. ".
feirce. The osfice suppIs-man ID Cal
cage. View YORK and Portland Or.
arrived 10 Seattle yesterday and i
registered a; tire Russell Hgsl,9.~S
saei. sho are IN need of any sang IN
a. isas II Go VEL ~ see hlm eessre
placing Their eraerS.