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asgMama-1lRs Dry Deck

Tsss Gsas Bua kees psase Myfshf5F
In5Mews-zlRs DRY 15@S&r
4 temporary asssa way has been laid
apgsa atss haFns piss Of tfse OFegpa
Sgaprovesasms EoaupanY, assng whieh
rsaasesIaI i conveyed essssao hsrs
sassfr Markfag force is ss:sss esas
Tfsan far fissae e0as s assssss
waTk 81 psitaE ana ssSnsffu4 soc &.
well along oaay 80 yards Esssass .siisss:=
fa wflasa neg rIsss ara 20 Be ssEfssss:s:
AZ slss saal hsnkegs emo hsguaa tszs
na@ psisng IL com rss'ssd sasG hszvy
tffahefs are being Ezas assoss their
tnEs 1las sips On sitaaf side ase
oRaR for RATS, gsseNs ssssa tbs stsAfn
pile-SaRsyeFs. Dat naaf tho extreme
en<S only 90 fesE s,sase Ses Fauaasas
slsse8sesed. The fargs fores "a work
egpcets b baYei II atEisses giskln two
dare.
Eroaa the yard Il sttae ffugss Sound
Share faiiraaa aselag Its 1slrsfs wssarYes
gssssd progress IA hesasg anas1ss. nae of
The karensez. who with sof1se test FIVE
Mea. waa engaged In estiaag sff the
h,ssrus piles said: Slse Is aat eser
tn pef cwsat af less ON ala The NaFgsi
s,fssss. Is Ii IL ailAntast Go hssyT q sir
Essia M III iaa Iff staa3p ist the fo7est
These plies pefe less iii aresl because
Ii vas hlKh tssssse aaarirg she asFeest OF
the fifG. We shall tsSon haFs tiaeaa
wsafYes afi fixed new again. =
AT the southern end ST Commercial
street a E0Yee af IostyzflYs city en-
pIaYse ID making Eaea progress eissp-
ping The parity IlRrnet lumber from
OF fhe safss Of sibs piles and recovering
tssefn with res Er thinkers
yssleTss wharf is ags far completed
shsas vesssis car iana freight al Ii.
There Ii large sgarshaAse bslllk over
q porson of Ii for TIA reeepxsf,F eli
freight. IL viii take arssg Few days
nssaFe I'D completes tbs wharf. The
eseaIa seisaenef Angeles Of Port
Astsssl,s, was lying glssagsfla Teelsrss
wharf yesterday with cargo eff
Roche barber fiffse on naasis waiting
fog 81 opportunity IN unload.
AZ 4aa rKs naeg.
Work ali the shtpsarl Ii slow al this
moment fer Iaek of lsinsher. AL the
sfesiniug has hesu done. the rifles
driven and tie ways nearly alt laid.
AEA& sA8 StIC it&SSS kfSE3HSS q
cradle. a diving submarine bell has
arrived ffaEl Es9sfaH 10 hst used lie
emitting o5 the niaes now driven, at d
esepis nf tfsirES three fert below low
tide. 0Biy EsE of thega r@.aaia 10
ns eat The shityasi Il to
bs fess&sy for hauling in aisotst xix
HesSs The saw mill, however, sIta 4
eapgeisy al 6stfass tsAt ia Zen hours,
viii Is, ready Tor running In ten or
tsslse aays.
a twe-ssory hotel Of thirty roanas
has bsesl hIits en tiia Howard prep
egty neae the ssaip4ar.i, end viii &c
npan inside 81 oIle week.
Also. near ay, tbs foundation for
the saschiHe shop and foundry. re-
esaily mentioned III tais paper Is laid
with lover levels iu rs ssnter FOR
aaualssitS operations.
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The genaeas re1aRf committee we're
hspe esssiss busy yesterday aFal granted
seasef Ii eigteas eaaes. Tfss suHAs given
uasled Ia atsv = = la sss Mattress,
h,sasaiisa, sssass, saaees provisions. tsss'ls
as.a ri SORTS ct necessary sitsaclss were
gisen 81 slaa nasssy.
Il. W aid, who hiss acted rs segIee
lazy III sha committee since ft was or
s4nAaed. asnt 10 his resignation Oh
sansisy, which reads ~ follows;
IL Lewis. aml RIA ID General isei let lsta.
rassss&~1Nfr. h&saEY iexssies isg FaRtsIsA
tissn an SECRETARY sf tssaf ansssinttfss ARA
as III be ysissveG a. rs Office As hs0n Is
rsssifsa Esspsettafl5, y, ~ NAkp.
Tbs resignation of Mr.. sFald was
aeasepsea wksh regret hy tlse committee,
Mr.. Wassiss prtpass laasiassg asEnaatss
bla ttaaaesssssss asisAtfans hsssee hi1
resignation. He retired fa taks as.f
eszfs fssassisa fer MS sersacsa. IS
said sbas NJ Iofffpsai, viii Sc eis lied
81 setaays meeting gs I'LL she f,iace
saasia vacant by 1g. Waia's resisaae
nation.
Following afe the tessI cash FstseI5its
fegeiSeA by tie relief com aiitsee up Go
Il eseifek iaet ssaning .Ehss isss VAS
lasaee ar By the retifsfsg SECRETARY. Air.
&Ns.E II
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MF, VI. II. Reeves. ~ tlaiz etsy, Is
visiting: lrlegssss 10 fhs Fast.
NJ. 81 ". Aysss. rrrsssaeas Of ths
CenssAl fnanrsaaeN Csgagasy, % Itcs
AeSaes, Ia. ii iss the city lie Is 81
sass Bellevue keslss.
Messs<, i, H. FItasresii. A. A.. WASH
AaFss. shaFaess III. Ws@sw assst
Jsssssen hFunaheis. q ssasrtes OF we'll
kszawgt sstsEssAs 81 pSgs3aEssa, are tggsests
al 1sle Esiskvue
1aastEs & +. E.es@rtdss, s6 Io@Sluaa,
HAszst. II ~ ssle Bellevue. He Ii hase
Ear Ihe pATfsaA4e 81 fAklsa his tne
ySsaag ssssas ss fsEtasfsa 10 tssSes tiscas
81 aasrssins y hseaa here.
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1sns.
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nEoaEAssse IN Numagas.
ria Pshlie Tahtss Are Nas Sc
Largsss ratrsnised.

Tha Pghlie Tahiss Are Nas Sc
LargssY ratrsaized.
al the AfuSory matters were VERY
saiet yesterday. 1t has been ar
ranged ssass when the members Of
the city companies are or duty during
Tie clay they are allowed 10 eeme and
go when they desire. They are, how-
ever, compelled l4s report GA at re-.
tfeal sg snndswts. Aany of the nziii-
tiamen avasied themselves Of this OPP
portRnity yesterday. and the AFfnoTy
81 a tonseq aencs wore deserted aps
pearsnee. The guards were posted at
the usual points during the day sud
the reitsfs sent ont rs usual. No one
save the naiifttanaen, police officers.
fireiaen and forensen and nEnekespers
take their meals ut the ArntoTy now.
ali the others having been sent ts the
Tacoma tssnt. A falling off In the
number of lady mattresses Us notice.
able. The places of the ladies', az soon
IN they drop out are taken up by help
employed hy Commissary Hatfield.
Nearly y 100 meals were served there
yesterday TO the nsen mensigned.
A sufficient number ot new rifles -
70 arm the entire First regiment WAS
received yesterday afternoon Iresa
Olympia, THIS rifles Fecaiyaa are IS
estsher and of the latest uaeeseI. I:asY
viii tse distributed no tho different a+tt4s-
panses immediately.
Company Els Rew unif0risss. fVSty-
I've IL uutn aeT, eeersSeeesvsl bore yss-
tssfatay froEa Cincinnati, 0iisss. They
are If tie United states regulation pat
tat.l and we're ordered sosne tine
ssnce. The uniforms iaaluas caps and
helmets. When e company receives
fss Hew Fst1es ii members viii Afa haze
tpom Yafsts new outfits.
Gsptalss Kellogg q az asfeeg OF the
Day yesterday.
TIE tssltess relief czplanaEttees whose
Headquarters Afa ia The tSYss r3Ssan 10
It's Ytgllt Ss tae n5aiti sss&s-anEsa 10 the
Aru8ogy, received Contributes 0f
ssaetslsnw fEasss shc fustawiag paytsss
YESTERDAY. Miss lsala Piles, Mss NJ
klas, Mrs. Osborne, &. u. Bggley, Mrs.
aaffrasy. MRS. III, a. Atkins, Mrs.
Iseasiesn. Mrs Col. ]. c. Haynes,
Mrs.. Carter. Mrse Eaker. rod Frank
smith and Miss Nellie ssaail es VS..
2orsa. Tie tNo last, waao ara children
ginsily semi Il tsnak fall CT tstakats
and Toys 10 make happy the hearts al
the ssssr children whose homes weEe
destroyed eY the Are. The ladies' re-
port that contributions ef nssss \ slslsh-
tag sssalA be E2Ffsca.ariF acceptable
ggss4 v. present
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fsssn III she wharf lAas fseF fss
sassaaF d saasarsaS IL fsIassk te7slss Isssss.
dafssss s EAg hssassseg aa tssla
sssniF 5saaea. Mssssss sssk considerable.
BE ~. ssHsassI ~ sssagss ef stsssssszasHs
u4sss assd aks@s sssF9saS# ~ ssKNrsFant
the siasss Is gsslsyts sgss tsas s9sttsslEassn
swkere ~ III saEesx assettesi.
sxssssaRzs7Iaa nahGx xsnsgp.
usso Eaaks says tbs gars 81 Isssasisii
jag ske city wgA bs greAsay ham pegsS
ssssslgsss better sass ssiass ksf lansiseg s,rsak
and sseas are afforded the btsfiesssss.
ii fsw hs.ak have been fneafsssa by rail
ard q feM asafe frssra she yarzAA4 nn fgie
tatss sitss gs fase aart5nFs Tias gEigseis
sssaaa yaTsss aga ieeassd On asss Maas
aasEs a the tarssaY. ssd unssf the s3sgss
an siss fessss saf VI ssisiEgtesa 6ssss fnlanss
hks streets are eestapisstG there sist 80
hsaI sssssa eisMHea tU do arYthfag ~
ssEsiss hi tic maT Bf Eislsszafus.
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n.KsariEs.

Mrs. Jsiselh nann. aged 10 years,
a1sd On suiislas at hsr residence on
Nest near Sc assra.
A temporary shed Is being erected
81 Third alsf{ University stTeefs for
the aecusanas iasion of the FIRE depart
Is.eftt.
The WRgRaX Pasr-I srErttaEseKR,
rs1ntainillg ia 4 account OF the fire. can
So obtained 1T this olilee ut 10 cents
ger sopy,
City Treasurer Parker began selling
property for delinquent taxes fran ia
fsons OF The cid city bali ruins yester-
aay morning. The hi.ldi.E vas lively
and considerable property was szoId !.
The Kent mill, which as DESTROYED
By IRE q few days since, had d eapae-
ity OF 41t,tsai feet per Cay and was
ugIted as saith Il Sorts. The loss
81 abosit ~ I, 80 ami there xas 30 ia
aafanre.
Justice Rivers pEFftsFneei The mar
raEe eefenAspy at the = Last Chance"
uuilaing III North Seattle, sssaraiay
night. for tt,has III. Austin and Mamie
Ileuischssr, Edwara christensen ami
Iosele Tonslabs, all al sseastie.
The liSsll asommitiee of the Chord
and Orchestral Union has seearesl the
use OF the First Baptist church, where
The ttuian will meet this evening at s
O'clock. The committee ssope ta soon
procure a.IipFe sssI.aale location.
1t Is EXPECTED that Henry Willard,
T. f. 0akesI and oihtr railroad rnag-
mates who have been attending the
annuAl nstseting of the TRANSCRIPT
mental Company IA Portland will arr
rive in Seattle either today or tasnars
row.
THE Northern Pacific Ticket Office
is tow located in the Boston block,
two doors south OF The postosiiee,
where you can purchase tickets to and
from all points In the United States.
canada ard Europe. il. Ghiiberg,
ticket agent.
Mary B. Harris, OF Corning. Iowa,
aas written 60 Constable Robinson, OF
Justice Mitierfs court, asking him 10
tind ehsTiss *. and James Il. Harris.
she says they both deserted their
wives ard children in IaKa, and are
supposed Il, be ia Seattle.
EiigeIiAes 20 wed we're Issueti hy
Auditor Forrest yesterday for August
h. Bacl.nasln and philopena Hessler !,
Charles I'll. Kitsinger and Aimee
Lo5Iise Whitney: John w. Jeaes and
Annie Regain, all OF Seattle; I. If.
Brown Of foupeviIle and III. b. Crosby
of Eeaton.
The case OF. DR., William Enonds,
charged with selling liquor for other
than medicinal purposes, was brought
ur In Justice MIlierss court. He pro-
ssaeed {. physteian's prescription for
She liquor +eld, The attorneys wish
ing 10 present authorities on the
question tile case was continued for
ten dayts.
When the ocean steamer Wsita
Waisa arrived yesterday afternofssl,
she seemed 10 be in considerable doubt
where 10 lard. at 6rst she was
headed oaaEass the eaai nankers; then
aimed az Ye.--t.eT aeiiarf, and after Hatyy-
ing ahead short distance she fired
her guis and hai1ed. I'm atous five
minutes after sic steamed d0Mn 10
itle present ste@ sYier landing. at T4ouch
81 lollms8ass wharf.
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s..Inuss Aaasa asasr1.Y.
People EseaIaIeg Aeaastesnad te the
New Order OF Thtaass

f
A nanaaer OF tenants who paid retas
Tor slae faoHth of june In advance ard
vino were tnrnsa osla By fhe FIRE are
ih pursuit OF landlords Ia ordsr 10
secure the rest for that f,oftset1 tf the
month III which they did tiot oecssey
the premises.
Mss. sseoEgs T. brown ct Gan
EfAgeisgo, Is very anxious Ia
kaow about her husband, George T..
Rfawn, who strs says wsss at work in
Seattle sk the tiase Of the IRE az the
CHA fleates's tFasiae- He loomed at the
81. tsaafIes hgfei.
usa - street between Sixth and
sslae water 'front.' llse Iweaty Hem Iesa-
gsetarg Wootsetl and ezngass Htr8rtuses
aeaEiy MI completed.
The Puget Sosind Shore railroad t.
81 be pashEsf 10 "a connection with tha
Seattle, Lase shoys & Eastern as
speedily As possible, SD that fFeights
consigned t0 points ON the latter coEn-
eaRyss lines from the Enst aHd eiaa-
where cSa he espeditialisiy delivered.
Manager &aGesiu expects that the
connection aisf be made in two week.
time. The wreck Ut the old track is
being cleared up aud twe or Garee
blocks Oh the Bex track on the south
end has aarea4ly bean relai8.
The fact WAS developed yesterday
taat tiIe human lsanes found in the
tnion block belonged To skeleton
which was in The office Of prs. Will
iiam A, and Jaraes shannan. who M
10 sfse time of the IRE occupied room
No Id. SEniau block.
The members of the frank lin
band. which IL still here, appeared
yesterday In THEIR nsx Rniforins for
the first time. The uniforms are of .
pTetts gray, stith black trimmings.
The rnetabers oE the band now pre-
sent n handsome appearance.
Exclusive oE officers. Sergeant
Major Booth reports that 2sss .neu
were ready Tor service yesterday
morning.
A RgaAEEkRLE agaup.
Insurance adiusters 60 the number
Of tifty.twaa, were psctnr-
esaueEy posed In front Of
tsae Merchants National bank
al 3 30 o'clock Yesterday afternoon Tor
the purpose OK hasisig their photo
graphs sakea. The bald, fearless ad-
issssars s.ood Iii front Of The camera
thsee deep. Those on the front
row we're seated GA bench ifapfo-
vised set uf sesasliag aEfd oyster cans.
The sscasasi ftiw sto<sd GA the pave
faeis.. The eslFd rps stood on 4 gee
oIitt bench INSIDE asst tst ssantiing.
When tho photographer was about to
intake stsn ssssf attempt be remar kesi !;
- GsentscEaesa, yea siil take better pie
taress With your haEs en- Instantly
sftysswc chapsatts were aeased
and the SPECTATORS we're
treated to the finest single
rssaale ~tson oi bald heads evar gathered
together on thu Northwest coast. The
photographer tssck three shots nj the
SszJaP sxaE5 sssSzSs.s the matinee hroks us,
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rHesssor FOX AmusKaEsrs,
Na Ore Has as Iss Started so b aid
an flpess Nmase.


So Tar. ssa oiAe has definitely s'gai-
isssl his iGtaHtiaa oil erecting sheater
IN sAis city. Manager j. L. Howe, Of
Portland. vas In Seattle last week ard
said he thought he might build a the
sser here Il Mr., E7Fye did not care TO
fei4aAsd enc. AZ thai iiaae Ar. FIRE.
fiasashs sesiSGssy Of rseoas,ructing
his tAeases aseSa SO isaEufnsaa MIR.
HoaRM OF course sbSw
sossa nss araB very largely
IN Essls city sas sssssa weeks 10 eafSss,
aus IS ssssn aa tassy Ga seraae, Tara
bal or tAe Afmsssy Gan I've atsf;xs&
aafil a tiseakeE sass IN as1ist. II II nat
rasssts5e that so p!Fgsspssaas7 agaa sat, =
gerEssssE city as ilesasssr y e. l9asg -.
MAIN wfEhG2ss . aiseasar.
il wtss h@ 4 meath at least fssfl7r
any kesss bS3! ,gassIes W1ii aS E.5sy%st vi
tsks Ia K-aa stseeb grn#nsss. Sla@ass.y
Aeli9 sssias 81 hsirisas 3 GSnae IN ,ss<sg4f
y sEsrszss--1al sssf tae ssstassi u tie -eESag
f4tsagA,
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