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REaL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
Deeds Recorded nj the Auditor.
Ofssce Yesterday.

Real estate TRANSACTIONS from Jan /, 1889
70 date are s4.e7i. a5a77 There were sled
for record yesterday "A deeds, the eonSidera-
tioas aggrcgating ylIs..ns an average of
sa6l9, Following is ths list as furnished
by Osborne. Tremper SCo.. abstraeiors OF
title
6. II. Aliisteg n ] (. Campbell, n,s of
nw's. neia of nea4, safe 81. lp e, 4e. s
acres. $50.
p Hopkins 10 c. A. Mott, lot /. blk e, d.
r Denny 5 third add. sl5o0
4, A. Denny TO y, II. Sander. sot 4. blk II,
koren < DeBny's plat OF Seattle. 81
ID, 4. Iaeksau % n. H. sander, lot 1. blk
Il. RoFeu Denny's pia. OF Seattle. 81 0oo
J.. 8. Pratt 90 T. l. nsllney. undivided =
1T 3 ecrsS In lot I. see - 70 -. ST.
X. q. Faesse 10 T. A. Satire. lots q. Il. IS.
y. hik 4 FacssC's HFs; add % West seattle,
ts0E.
X q. gae1rc 10 &. A. springer. lots 4. :.
biz ;, Facgre's hrst sd. 20 West Seattle,
fssa
L. 4. FTeen 80 n. q. wssd. lots l. ., blk
I Is. Mercer add, North ssAitle. 81.
Z. l. pahney 10 +. X Pratt. undivided =
at . Ecrss In lot 4. sec ., IN 2a,r 4c 81
III. a. Hansen to G fyiling. lot 81. nix 4.
fseEFcs tTSt sid. West Seattle. sl2.s
y. u HoSkllssos 80 Trustees Protestant
Episcopal eAnrcaa, 10; >. blk IS. Lake Union
add, 81
IN Jones e C. Eaieiay. lo' 3. blk =.
f Gilman ado. 40.
y Bicwstl 90 G. ". Saa Doron, lots s. 10.
hlk =, Denny & Iioyts add. 81
y. y, Jones TO J smith, lofs IS. %. blk y.
,ssiman's aid. sec
+. ". Jones 70 A. nousher. lots T.. II. blk
IS. ssiiusn's adj, 40.
/ ). :. Htn 30 w.F. EplsT. ne Of seis
+ ava. sec :, ttsSs. e, 10 acres. siseo
D. III. Blacslasg 30 4. Parker. l0'S I. ,. 81
IL. jackson street add. sl4SA
Riewett % T. Anderson, tos =. hfk -,
heany { Hoys's add, size
T. AlyoFd - ". = l. s (. Co. lots =,
-, q. =. bsk 4. Of fsTSs Plat Of West seattle
( by W. :. l. & /. Co, sian.
{, Armstrong - W. ). l. & !. Ca. lots L,
( II. fs, ~ II saa II. Blk 4 OF arss psst al
West SEATTLE by W :. l.. & I. Co, s.. Ia
K J. d, HeWiE1 "a W. ;. L & l. Ca. let -.
Blk 4. arss pias Of Wess seattle by ". : J.
E & l. TO, $40
NJ Baltey % W = T. &c l. ca. tagx Is 9ma
f "a, Blk .. HrSt plat ~ N,sss seattle nv " i
Z L. & + Go, sra
NJ ksAc - " = l. = l. 10. taf - SIX &
( tlrst plat u Ness Sesstss av W. ; L s Il CO,
SIC
IA HAsiy 70 VS. i-&G Co. los +,
hlk =. HF<s Mas CT West ><sstse By u : I.
f 4 I. Co. Sss
,. V. Hardy 10 " ; l. / l. Co. sos T.,
ia {, syss rlaf - West seattle % " :, +
s "a xSA
W. e / Ga, ~ " ggle. ses y. III /
& arst pat % ~ SeSssss ~ ". : /. : !. Ca,
~ si- al, Co to " bailey. lets = saa
4, kaS IA s3sst p,st u 'keSt seattle IS "
: = 4 Ca. s1&A
y. \ I. 3 4 ce q = y BsTes. ID Il,
- Is nzss FisS q y sss SaSstae ay = ;.
T. & ]. c. *&
u. &. = CO. d = L. Hiezlts. * x.
~ s. ars< s. - v est SEATTLE - " :, =
s = ga, &za1
~ a "a - & .Ezsse-ss sssss ~
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CONDENSED pIsrArcnrs,

Charles IL. nstioy. chief Of tAc l.oaioa
psfrul telegraph service. IS dead.
The report that Russia Il ynasasnx tfos.ps
oa the fsnnttsE OF Afghanistaa Il denied.
The san Francisco EsamfseF's reeen:
article ahsGt an errsF Ia the Lever Call
taGnla boundary whs q cenara.
George q. hsselson. isle WASHINGTON
correspondent of Tie san Francisco CAs.sa.
ss.fs hs@ purchased the Saa Francisco Rss,
AMI wtss EaAe charge April T.
Temperature AZ ) .. N, Ffi.laY Ne,s
fezs. p fs1sessss, ~ 81 Pant. T.. Wluns
2 tes SVw tfsfeasas slraB az - ds.
sSvss is Y'fvsletei tas Iowa
Az i2yerpssei the seEsoa pask tsase. sc,
yesF'eiss, ave fssTieass. wss waa hs lar
eeste. The e7and asiIaasi stespls = -,
fssaT miles and &sE warts. was wsia ~ } Z
gate. " as Net ssestt. u &. third.
Tue date IT 1ezsnniise the proposes! ia
vcslissssea sf The financial eSsn,sItiost a.
prospects af TIE tgsssa ag.a t'eagrsi paelfSe
leased aaes and kssnessss hy The -5les,sai
committee 81 The senate ass bees r~,Sr
potssi. u had h&ea iasea3el 10 meet =,
taireee APRIL s. "a start the uext asv az
sesai stx weeks on the sxip. bag the IA
ability 81 Aiseeek 20 set swsy ls,t 1, !
change 81 the date "a slsssssssr
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have been dun and stead,
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
MINING STOCKS.

MINING STOCKS.
NEW YORK, March 2a.-Miriag quota
tinns: Amsdor 81. Bodie 81, Caledonis
Black Hflls So, Consolidated California &
Virginia s. 81, Commonwealth IS, 81 Cristc
81 6S, Gould i Curry 81 40. Iroa silver S.
Mexican Mutual 81 10. 0nhir IS 81, Savage
81 20. standard 81. sullivan 81 IS, Union
Con s3 20, Yellow Jacket 81 IS,
SEw YORK MERCmASpisE MARKET.
Nav YORK, March %. Hops STEADY
and quiet.
Coifee--Opti0ns opened barely steady
3na45 points down and closed barely steady
&se40 below yesterday sales, $3.50 bags
April, sie 456tle so: May, SIC 5ottls co
spot Rio lower and quiet: fair eargoes,
lstSfaiszc.
sugar-Raw. firm aud quiet: cargo OF
English Island sold az 81 &C for s7-test; re
fned ia fair demand sud firm.
Nool--weak and quiet; domestic fleece
s2sses>e.
Copper-Sisgnant: lake. April. si4 -.
iead-Firmer: domestic, 81 67ikc.
Tin--steaGy and more active straits. $2l
Bar silyer-92se.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. March - Wheat closed strons
asd higher; cash. 81 ells; April. 81 e2la
May, 81 o..
corI-sseadyi cash. sasse: April, aas.e
May, IS 9-l6c.
oatS-Siesdy: cash, ass.e: May, &c.
Bafley--Soihing doing.
Pegk-Hlgher; May, si2 IS; July. ST. -
tArd-Flrmer; cash, sc.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK S&RkET.
CHlcAEo. March aa--Caftle - Receipts
5000. stronger, choice 80 extra heeves
81 2ss9f e., steers. Sass; steckefs and
feeders, s. 2se2 20. Texas steerS. s.. 500
{ Eo
Hogs Receipts, laeo0; active and 8,
lower, mixed. 81 70ts 90; heavy. 81 s0a
1 e: light. 81 gls75.
j sheep Receipts. $500 strong snd 70,
higher; natives. $s05 10; Western eoyil-iei
ssseA.
G4vEgTss1L GaAES aARKE1.
L4YKxPsol. March ~ Wheat dnll: hold
ers offer moderately; California = ia pc
SeHtai; rcsi Western winter. g SD re
eeatal. gora steady demand far.
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VIII Of Fhilip Risx--The street Rail
gar to He Electric.

war to lie Electric.
wALlA MALts. March Zs--The viii o'
the late Hon. Philip Ritz provides that
Mrs. Catherine r. Ritz shall have. during
her lifetime, hall the real and personal e.
tate OF deceased. ard al the income Dc.
rived frofa the life insurance. The re-
masnsiez is wIIIra 70 his two daughters.
Fila and Hattie. The will nanes Mrs.
Ritz ~ guardian OF the estate OF the chiid-
rem, aud requires bond II also ex presses
q wish that Mrs Ritz exeruse the will OF
tie deceased without bond, assisted By
y. = aharpstain and ]. T. Bower OF Walla
WaIla.
Ii 4 aow announced snGhofltasisely tia,
the street railway company aage decided
20 use elaetfie motors on the road % be
constructed this summer. On the same
authority n n understood that the street
railway viii inefuds line from the depot
20 she city, and 4 line through the kobarts
and PARK additions and Division street.
past Gov. Aoore's residence. thence 70 the
city cemetery and returning bY way OF
second street.
Edward gorroEd was brought down from
Dsyion yesterday afternoon and taken 30
- Mary = hospital, suffering from broken
ankle, al accident occurring while he Was
working Gu q platform at Dayton this
morning, By ssapping through q weak
plank.
The purchase OF horses for the second
cavalry Is progressing very slowly. Out OF
over 90 animals presented for examination
only II thus far having been accepted.
The standard required is generally too
high for the price allowed By the govern
msnt.
III. r. smith, auditor OF the Oregon 4
Washington railroad, and Charles W. Her,
man, private secretary OF @. w. Hunt. left
for Chicago on Wednesday. where they ex-
s,s-cf Il, meet Mr. Hant
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expse.zss svskened aape 81 thess lsvfns
neax rte osszces
a spand mo rte 81 enc fsrs ard Efzh
frurn pcIua on tbs txns ~ kkt 4G<tss&xE
Pacific resd 70 Tacbms BIS hesS prosasset'
By Assistant G11esxs F4see1xzw Axssss A.
.. chEftsn tor the feE1fxs xszun1ncsd fo'
50 orders hsve been seexsses Is the
local o<zcsTx Of eIkhsT she W<sserz rntor
o. the feetAI Tei@xrxpk eozp~nses = -.
Guce the nnse1 est
ssfur1sy Iass 4 u. ssanaoa. the livery.
zaas. ard a. szuou. skae bso< and ssse<
arrested sr.s sned. To-Day $50 sspssx,s
eases 81 the Territory 70. SHANNON. fnssf
tusez % eomrsxls5s u A. sszoa knd wifs,
pefs broaxt1t Slp Ia lszsIeE Rxtrsckss e1yurt,
she osnrsxzsenss sssexsnx fhxs the defend
ant ssruek ard voUDzfsd s1<A o. thsnl
Msrea =. AssTy trial viii DC hsd Non.
day nzosntzg aszs On oee s< Tie cases. A
denarrsr w.s Sled ~ ssss seEsfszs ssse a1s;
Sustained b tire cgayt
Tos1owrow essulux The Tseszrs ukeek.
rseE sIls atshxnd. aEt Eoa1ay esen4ax an
sksssarf viii b made - srgsnlze new
bicycle cab.
Tbs Am~rican Pharmaceutical .sssocia.
ten. after its saas;Az seFxEon from Jane %
% ---g< - In sAn Francisco. sill take. an
4xrzrxson ~ fss north - Flff&ftA 1fsd r..
kuru 20 TxEoms. afsz3 4hs9Te East over TIE
Northern Pnesae. stopping as the yellow
stone National PARK On the Wy TIE
party II due fn Tsec1HA Ialy q according 70
The sssxabaIxfsd ftsnsrsry. and fn Seattle On
fhe dey following.
Nina Turner. wife Of JOAN Turner Of this
csfy. wxs zeut 20 the axysssn Al stsslaeootn
By Jsxxe Beverly tesxT. She e 2 years
Of age end care 80 TsepFus aboszf four
months szu. skss hzs been ia z1 asylum
before hAs kxo<Estf 10 confinement SOW.
ard kas sssfer sao hss also been eonhae6
Ia ns exylsm-
Daniel Tierneg. Canadian. and Jcaa 5.
G-shAn1. 81 EngIsshman. declared their
intentions Of becoming citizens Of the
Unissa esssss to-day.
The auxI xceesssflug 81 Addla e G.
Wed. fesmeTiy Adds z. Carr. aartnlsfEa-
trlx Of tbe sstl)E job Carr. was allowed
aad decree wsz isxsless 9lscfsarxiag her
Hiram b MeAEiIsses. - asfainsssrasor OF
the estate a George aag Brown. was al
lowed further Time 10 make his Accounting.
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SHIPPING NOTES.


The success Is still AZ Hatdela's whSrf.
TIE san Juan is back in her old pixee a;
CessasnS deck.
The Willamette left last evealng With
~.ssa tons - coal- she SUES 30 Portland
The steamer ". X Msswsn Is nndergeine
3 eofapsess repairing IN ,tolyaSu's basin.
Tie tug ;. l. Massick IS tied ap 81 col
mans dock. wheFe her broken e~ank il
tsesnx reRairus.
Tbs City oi rslehiA left last evening fo:
@Aa frsBcssco with fasl ilst OF passenger
ard SO tsas 81 freight
The N&ls2 Malta came IN YESTERDAY
saorssing with co teas rs freight and q
passengers For Seattle.
TIE [ asses States revenue ensteg %oiVoti
came In yesterday and anchored 90 The
Canadian Faelne wharf
The FreEsleF VIII within a few DAYS
change hes l&nding plare from the prg4ess,
DECK 20 ias dock 81 frcx.t ~ Cart Gilmore i
uew warehouse
cAS Francisco. March a4.--8rEiVesi--Rk
sssstnssle. TaCoFa&. ~ ten. Butter, po-;
isasuu- Clesresi-Sgr Jeanne. Cook ; Is,
ses. nsPasseSs-StF " Willamette Valley. ia.
suIaa BAY.
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DUFFY wos ON a FoUL.
nat Hs showed Superiority Over
Meadows throughout

Meadows Throughout
IAN FgArc1sco, March "a gsoye con
test between Tom Meadows Of Australia
and Patsy Dasfy OF Boston, took place al
tho California Athletic Club tonight. The
Geht was for parse Of $1,000 and the vel
tes-weight championship OF the Pacific
eoaxf. Hiram Cook WAS chosen referee
Paddy German aud Sam Fitzpatrick sec
onded Meadows. while Billy shannon and
Y0ung Mitchell looked after Dnify. Mead
oNs weighed 14z pounds. Duty 40. The
hgAt was given TO Duffy IN the 45ih round
on fcHL
At 3 o'clock both raen stepped ints the
ring, and Duffy led or the round with hi.
left and cansht Meadows on the ear
Meadows acted entirely on the defensive
ard the round closed with very few blows
heinF struck
ia The accond round Duffy again got In
his left ard hit the Australian heavy
blow Ia the chest Aad ono ON TIE nose
which brought blood.
Ia the third round, Meadows stlii actes,
on the defensive. but Duffy Was too quick
for him, and planted a terrific blow on the
stomach which almost sent him down.
During the next round foEse heavy hit.
ting Was done by both men.
In the 18th round Meadows began Il
force tn& uxaHax.
Ii the 10Th Meadows ca,xhs Duffy eve,
the eye with his right, which brought
blood
Dnrsng the next Il rounds some clever
sparrfng took place. bat neither gained
any apparent advantage.
ID the ed round Duffy hit Meadows a
terrific blow on the neck with hts right
and knocked him down, where he lay for
several seconds, bur before the round
eloaed he WAS on his feet
From the ssfh 70 the sd rouna both men
SPARED yery cantiously. Duffy began 70
rush the light aud kuscked the Australian
down three times during the round.
Ia The 18th the men elinehed, when
Meadows again used his butting tactics,
and both men fell 20 the floor together, and
the referee then awarded the fight 10
Duty on foul
man, bat Duffy exhibited an indoaaisabge
amount OF pluck.
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THEPACIFICCOAST.
Murder on Board the
steamer Corona.
~n,ee Hen Lost srsn . Fishing
sesssss~-Iaeresse Of Southern
Psesne Capital.

poe1rxsD, March z9.-fsdFD Kiberos, .
x.hfliau. q pears old. empioyed - coal
80 a. the steamer Cofoas. ras stabbed
- Neofk BIZ John Drouiilard, third assist
~ eurfnees, when the steamer rU u
-f1ee frofn Fan Frsneisco Tuesday after
.con when the Corona arrived 1t ASfo-
- verberdsy DroHilIsrd Was turned oses
a - eity authorities To-day he wss
srnnwhs 10 Portland aud given . hearing
t,lnse United states Commissioner Deadly.
~ REID him 20 answer before the Unit%d
1fefeu grsnd jury. Robert Ihomp<o.l and
MiekaeI Txynor. Gfcmsiss sere held ~
~ lirst intisnation Of trouble between
- nseu va When Dronflia-d conptaifsss
WchIef Eagfneer Williams that be coei9
- ksep the coal rsasssr as WORK kibsros
Gkorfiy after came along and szid pc hsse
o17ende6 20 bis duties. Bfosiilinrd abused
f1te pe1eer and ordered him ~ tfsfn lamp.
1hIch he yefased 70 DO. sayiIz IL wzs not
~ work. He trimmed the lamp when
6nld 10 DO &c by the fssf assistant engineer
g whom he aid he was willing % work,
1T did not like 20 be ebased Ike ChinA-
msn. When the arst assistant EFT Drguti~
i0fd began abusing kIberrs again sEsG The
meu clfnehed. sofne Of the crew who - y
ne FIGHT thought IL Bss simply seutftes
In moment Droutslarsi ran 80 Engineer
Williams and safd: II have cut hiBs. and
4 second later kibegos Staggered esi,
tIe=ffug prSfuseiy. He had 10 wounds Ia
NJ bfesst and side. one Of which severed
DE a0fsn4 He lived Is Tu.pstes. Dronsi-
lard eays Eibefus attacked him aud that
the killing wns in Ke5f-dcfesase.
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ElI.ESsnuso NEWS.


f1lKssEt llss, March - Travel ayeT t,,s
Northern fseiic has hcea Increasing MIR,
aerlalsy lassss. ssccc@sszssnS Yaapiee tv,,
ssesions at the West esssass ,.ssssers. t,,is
cAch day. ~ ''''a
- understood the steAsaer ,si,,.
OF klseaseaTg Wiz hax1a rs.,,5sr
trips April {. the Casawasa fl,e- $50.
RISEN saffaesvntly - allow ire 49, :,
ascend without aangur. gsAvet ,.ssrss,'..
n - very heavy 70 TIE mfaes egeF ~.
Eoase seis Year, IS s5e sassee are s,esSS.sss
large amount of asseatsan sr.., ,ss,.,,..
and capitalists .%sH'.s'
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SOUTHERN pAcIrfc srock.


sAS Francisco. March 2s.-~New York
dispatches announce that the Southern
Pacific Co. hiss notified the stock exchange
Of that city OF an increase of its capital
stock from siou.on@sD TO sls0.uoo. 900.
when asked about the matter to-day c. +.
Huntington explained that the exchange
had been notified from here Of the stock
increase. The lines Go be purchased
are those which have For sonse time been
leased by the southern Pacific Company
they sse small lines Ia ths northern Part
Of the state. The consolidation 81 these
hhes With ours was made some time ago
aud now NO are simply giving ssssshrfn
racine Company stock in exchange. The
auuitiouM stock ever and above what Ia
fnquired tor this will he used for CON
structien OF desired rev lines The lines
pufchasvd are only those that have been in
me southern Pacific system ali the tifae.
having been leased ses many years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-30

Portland. March 8. -willIan Basqueile,
an apprentice who arrived here on the 18th
inst ON the British ship City Of Carlisle.
has had q guardian ad tstsm appointed and
today began suit IN thc United States cir
cult court against the ship and Capt Moore
to recover damages In the sum OF SIS coo.
or The 2ntn OF November last. In the Allan.
tie, while the lower maintopsaii was being
sent down, Rasqaelle was struck on the
head by q ciew iron aud his skull fractured,
aud for this aud earelessness and negiI.
gence In treating him he sizes for the above
aus0tsft
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ssa III sssx. sec =. spN ~ ts. I'D sesrs.
W. Crscxesz 10 n. ~ NxEnzfre. n4ss sw11x I.
sc - - - =. RI e 20 nezxs. ~ 90
~ zS1hxrds 10 g. G.. Pnznua~. sosz and
., hfk & Northern Sd TO
J. =. Etee 20 u. r. LnxAa. lot ]. SIX = D.
r Decays East PAX t,1
Il l. Yexser o s Lawrence. 5oss ard s,
ssk IL Eez5xrss fSxx< add. <ls1k
r. A. 5e1r - T. A Boyd. lces ] &a9 2. hsk
7s Mercerts add. 1zxH
r. IL Anserxnn - r. Etex e. a. NJ a 10
4, blk "a. G. D. Borenss srd, 81.
A. g. SEzzxt - p Elez - al nsx Of Loo 4.
blk - G D. Eereu'S add. fzH0l
H. j. J&coe< 10 {. ~ kob1zna, Soz 6, blk
-. D. r DenDyss add. SO
e. 5enras1t 20 q. Nissssz. Iota l. and 5.
see =, - y n.rse, ssse acres: bot and
nvst. zee =. - y "A. 5 {, 57-sDzeres, &snsa
j. z Ekce 10 r. X. Hyde, lot TO- blk 4, D.
r Dennyss EzSs Par add, $50.
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PORTLAND, March 2e.--Captain Young
United states engineer. returned to-day
from inspecting the damages 10 The gov
eminent works IT Ysquiua bay. A huge
wave on toe morning Of the iSgh inst. car.
rscd away number Of beats OF the tam
way 10 the north Ietiy aud flied with sand
the basin where the rock was landed fui
the south iatty, which will neeessitate ex.
tending the wharf loo feet