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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-10
sgw MEMBERS
Indisa Labor VIII lie Lees Relied
lpaa Ihts Year

For the past few days large number az
Indians have eeen IN the city. stopping
here "a the way b. the hop fields
The work of picking wils eommenee
earlier than asasl teis season as tse grow
eFS had severe lesson taught shcia last
fail sn sRiiias tsss late sa.i tacn having ~
ssepesta entirely 1pou while lshog. This
fepg EtSst many 9oescrs wiil emrley
shtic labor. - they have made arrsnSe-
uaeeis 10 taks care us them Ia tbe say ~
accommodations. xhsFtss heretofore,
the pfSkrfs hRKp been sampei.szs t. tai e
their eva aisiskets. sleep gHt doors. ani
resetFS oHst fGe NSrs F<s,g.sst kiat ~ ftssaa
fAis they susld mOt stand. 81 last Ks.f
ttissest - 81 aHt anA a sreNt asss as
sisesTey s.tsiAoa Hpon sae egoNess of TIE
- essAs soant coautFy.
fais state # affair sal uas - allowed %
CstStaHsN asf ts0EcF
Ia fof9srs DAYS ihsFe VAS uas BezriY a.
auch sfasfAs ussa ga fne cNi lvaississ q
htps. ss1 there scse suNre mstisss Ga fsse
TRyR ~ TIE cFap and ere Indians wtre waN
tnz u Fat So vita sny ksfft 80 81 aseSuess.
meat 81 tbe asy 81 hsiag ftts vas a tsst
ssHe4ii0aa hsF thF SFewNfs, fsss than have
neS EAth f&H Eff'&eRt ss&zen F4Aitssst tha
shsN aass aass whtse isssE, agi,i Ia ssyssef
60 ofsfaiN ;bEs they nswss make srvanxs-
meass isss Sa4 raFa 81 thsM .isHeFNns sreta
teesa ps&sie hcFe9ntose Rhs crop this
Ysas vii ~ larger tAaa aAg s,selsf g.as
AID y cs Nsses 4aalisF
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LEVIED oS His t;oons.-ihe seattle
Transfer compspy yesterday brought sn
attachment sait ia Justice Miller's court
again W. Sachs for $3.50. Sachs brought
az three trunks aud lps q. household
goods on the rushla from san Francisco.
The transfer company al his request paid
the freight ON the goods, amounting TO
si2 20 anu them delivered them a; sixth and
ienors Streets for which they charged
$50 sachs ia IA claimed thai oae package
saS missing and refused To pay any pat of
the hill This brought abaut the suit.
Constable Robinson attached the goods
yesterday afternoon. and Sachs then paid
The bill together with costs.
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ne KILLED THR vassaiNr.
Troubles OF . Cedar Xiv er Farmer
Nth " tsdcat.

SIR. Carr. Cedar river farmer. bought
into seattle the scalp Of wildcat, aud re-
ceived bounty of - Tor IL from Auditor
Forrest.
That scalp ,aere has cost me big $50
aud ten house cats" laid Farmer Carr as
be showed the two silver dollars into his
jeans. -Yea see. I've been living on Gear
giVGr for i've years or nofe, shd that cat
has bothered me in soiEe way or mother
near exery day. II has taken a; least so
worth of chickens, aud IL WAS death 10
every domestic eat brought 20 the place.
IL got so bold that j, would eonae 10 the
place ia open daylight. A lew days ago
IS as AZ work. when see the old cat come
stalking through my yard ant carr OF
big shanghai. Theu | threw down my
tools and swoTe I'd XII taat cat before |
ever aid another lick II wots. ! lad near
the house Tor TIVE DAYS with \ shotgun
and fiua,iy brought the ysrmiaf down. tie
measured over six feet from ttli to Zip, and
one of his feet was terribly dtiormed froTa
having been caught in "A iran Sssfue time y
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EGK Burnt BAGGAGE.
Tho Transfer Cempaay Net liable
fsY Ito Laaa.

TIE Seattle Tisosler Company yesterday
fsceive1 letter from the Transfer Con-
psny ef Spokane Falls. aakirg inquiry as
10 the mode Of settlement ussd By the To-
cal company ia settling lhe loss o! bag
gage a. the great are hs ~ and spou What
bash speh . sestlrraent MAS made TIE
home company replied that hey were un-
e5,e TO give asisice ii s1y mad. rs they
bsd no loss ia connection VITA their ha-
gage basiacss. They also ated thst the
loss upon such an occasion was not one
where the company could be held Liable,
as the loss occurred through no careless
ness or negligence On The part OF The com
psny or aay empioys. hat WAS q visitation
OF providence aud the law would bold the
company frye from any liability The same
- a railroad corporation IN ease OF De
slfu tion OF property ~ cyclone or food.
as IN the lsfc JDhnstown disaster.
The Spoksne company lost about twenty
Ave pieces al baggage, and IL taey had 10
settle according To the statements OF less
made by the owners they would have a
much larger loss than they ale entitled 10
bear They are willing 10 90 rs hear as
possible what IL right, the only question
beiag the basis upon which 10 settle.
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COUNTY coaMisssoSsss.
Equalization Of 1ases- Road I'm
HEcNs M ssIa.

The board q county commissioners WAS
ia session as a board Of equalization oil
day vest. T,lay. Three Applications for
change in assessment were 6isi. ose was
rejected snd the ether two were laid GA
the table for future consideration.
The. beard, before aijearnirg in che
evening. transacted a little geGstTsS bust
aess. the SUM Of $50 was appropriated
out OF The foad AID hrtcg- faaa Tor the
further improvement III The Eeede read al
rlSuShter, igosa the aiil 10 ne military
road. Commissioned Needing MAS ca
trusted "a TN The expenditure Of rhe iaa5
The sayeFVtsor ni FH8d dixtfic- No. aas
iastsaeEea ~ nostfg VI. l. ,aYaUsugh o.
FSstaoxc csEitsin otssgFustiouS bf him placed
tN tbs c9uIts Fna! al thc south eitE liaatts.
IN event oi iae nssti . iftss X lHg acesicd
use sgucSyizar Was instructed - rsEaege
he stisfsnctioHs himself ard 5O eviies I she
ssins. ~ srusu Mf. CAYAaSueh
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Oregon 4 Ca.ifnrsia-- Passed Nedso-si;
C. X. Matthews, vile and daughter, r. A.
Masthews. Miss Garrison, Miss Calvin,
w. r. Perkins. Mrs. Bsrring,
Mrs Reopen. Mrs. Bsrring. ". T. Hume,
w. o.. s,rsiys 6. W. Tanning aud vile,
p. Oypenheiaief, W. II. Topmore and wife,
Mrs. stuart. a. B. Molfitt and wife. G. b
Hart, 8. Hestsha, =. Law reace, p. Malcolm.
II. II. Mitchell, C. II. Caboa,
r. A, Francis, Mr.. Kelsey and
two children, H. Wefzeu aud wife,
mstts. Nj. Berring. p. +. Stephens, C. VI.
sheldon, j. Grant, Mrs Williams. Miss
Jones, ]. IL. Daniels and wife. E. Gray. u.
Gailands, A. J. Brandens.sIn, H. Morgs...
l. A. Norris. r. ATmstruag, +. h. Smart.
wife and tive children. e. r. whiting, b.
Freeze ID. c. Rays. T. J. Lee, and fosts -tso
second cisss.
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TIE PntsNRY & goSEs ELoCk.-~oyer
City workmcn were engaged yesterday In
work of erection on the new Phinney A
Jones building, ON the northwest corner of
James aud second streets. The cssgtron
rilssiers. columns and piers tar the struc-
ture. weighing h2.eoo pounds, arrived On
The steamer from Fan Ffsnciseo on the
evening of the 9Th. Mr.. fhlnuey gave the
or,lvf to the oeonnetl 4 Lewis Iron Works
on the 18Th % July. and the patterns were
made. the iron casa aud the material
landed here inside of nine days Mr.
fainney says this Is the quickest work On
Fpgprs4
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MORE TRANS THAN RFEogK.
naaitnH building Material ~ .ss "a.
OF iista.e 1sx.

Aes7assisse - he ssesrsi ksF{ - LIS sss
o#asyf - u hgisereesa. gaese are a. gssSs RAJ
Ia sseftie ts2 fessss. szzsnst ga pssSF 10
a. ase, a svs gain ~ fys Fhss l. gafxsls
ssse 81 Tie .utNessss,i .ieIasnt faf sessas Ia
hs isstx isaates asa etasr hsftsiHg SO
tFF&si fFosa the ssssts - ias psaee Is ees.
tt2ktiu4
heesssfes Nfifss Hassrssal3 49, base =
aVaseFfssi 50 80 tara stas srs ,Esuass
fsEA4 0ks1 "a tAis eNsk "a A.srs Il = a
ssBx sa4st, tea lssssi =. sszi Sss y ssssn ~ss{
- SIS ssssss asss - ssHk fsasal tbs hFs.tas
- the kHf@s 1sss SAD forz as,ss1 49, xlsh
4. sstsss ! Assa Six ~ aaux g.s shs ss5es hS~
tsss0 t5e Assssss sBa rsH ~ sssu -
sisasA 8aa ss8 facilitate gae wesk al
she ssf1Tf, a. ~ y sA - FasHtg.s g. tssi ~
s.sss - isNsAEf fs3Es &zs 1zsnss - r..F-
ksssz fsts assfk
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rEIL fsFsy fx,er ASn aIysn.
Accident ta Carpenter ca tas
sstiuasrs Batfd.Sx

s5~saa fsraeil ezrt2Hses = = Illsssa "a
tne Gilmore alssck. 81 Frons sal cairvs
$50 ssaesss. fai4 iEssa fbe ssss 81 tAs, fs.iE,s
stssS r. sse srsassi aosg. ysls a5.ssr ~ Z ,ss
fees, ysssersi%g 3ssasnsssss a - sssskisa 4 =
ats.9 As Al sf,s z1sS va >saae as slaaee
81 = sss-i tas stGsFs g. ffssas stFesss fga al
ssgs ara tses k<iEsess. s4ssl 4 sss .s.-rsg
tssf ks sac sasVsef IL ss.F1sn4sy. fss.K usaass
sxal1i 5s&s&os. st1es tNtNx Eskfu t. a.
FSas iteHee sSssfss Il sss fsau& shst 49,.
ceaS AZ sene as kaakeu saA se wxs es.t
sNss efess2si stous shs AsmG asf A4a s~g
81 ssfeA $50 lniss'sas iHsnTy
y geN seen lass rseaf - x4S - stses
as,sssf ssssdsss tAe iHFst1eace II ae.izt~x a.
Assa seva s8FkssE ia sas sssy 81 ftsYsss -
ss'sss tss@s'sss haFsaE ss4E A.7r lea SAu,
kiAAgssees. has Assgs8s
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FUNERAL or Mas. NJ s. wsHxrEa.-The

A. r. Abel. the proprietor OF the Bel
town Exchange" saloon located imuo/
dlaiely opposite the Bellevue hotel. WAS
brought before Justice Miller yesterday
afternoon on charge Of keep
log disofsietiy house. A mum
Der Of witnesses testified to the
general bad character 81 the house.
Among these were the proprietor and sew
erai guests Of tbs Bellevue, all Of whom
said that the place was 3 great source OF
annoyance Justice Miller read Abel a
good lecture ana flaed him so. II he does
not conduct an orderly house ia tho future
the council viii be asked 10 revoke his
LA....f
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SsssSs - p. sassse a. seg1 assaa D.
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ssssss xrasssrss So fasy s sakss n1ae ,s9rs
frssss iArang AsssasAgs as gssss ssssv.ass.
lnsas Ga hsss~k 81. h : Ass aansss g3ss
wnsee II sA<ssse>a ~ M&.a 4 y sssssssessss e
san yfAnSt~xs TIE sasnusss ag@ass s.ss.a
- u<sl - A<assa wss &skxsz ~xA aS.s 49,
isaa&htHe N sa& axfaaa swss ksA&Ax q Axszss
en<s ea tssNsssg 80 stne 5kssszasss sazxseserss
vhscA thes, tss tssexssaass. sssS - -. s.xs1
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.saa aaa Isa.s S@asysase asnEnx
asa -sse4tfmx.

@tsttsns u = 3 Sa5 FxVa Nasss ssgs
Asszse sasssA Themselves ts3s her ~ srsssr
FssFsse> o. khe " asss Hssse sn& an
1sast t'assgaas shs FnsY@ssss 81 = aseh ara
ssl'sSsaei - sae aanae Ft.s cAs . sssss
p gassa 81 ss&,sS e. S& sh9s3s 5g sAe
$50 Nj y a. ~s~sA as &sasaerfg az
sssNS seszsSy. w&sh aAesw ~ 49,
ess&sff sEssss.ss &a4 sksss ~ TIE ssf.sss.ss
ssee,ss ssssf xsers asa ass tw ssse gs1 fes
p k<s@ as LAasae ~ssgsssss 1 - ~
iskss stsx NJ. kssss 8 as4sa : wssx 49,
ssss Fsssvs sS3s5 Ns4Aszas A4nA. 81 = 4
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AUSTRIAN aoPs
Nc " beat wa, BE Fxp~stsa-s
large " ine atssa.

NAsAiNaTaS. ABx. @.--tsanssli {isfizs Al
'ial'ssslsaasss. u sienns. esd. sa1ausrs
al to- rfs estggaase Of k9zlsa giaazass
10 ssstssstes ase fssr thTe.s fs0gsssx Of a esp
~ sssss. - a. ssgT sat- - SO as5eesl a.
10 ssss isS sasissss, wFltk a h8Hse .s-easanap-
800 81 lsss ,ss5ste sasAess y ( iek ssfi tsNsx
ssss$s @f ssIS 81 sxEssTx. Il ~ 4 ~ s4e feet
s&3k tasss So EAapSlsgs ss1sass< al "a
shesk IN e.ssF&'ssHs.
A. - = oef ET%sass fse sEsApegts are -
tei3sr- hKss oAFseS eSss sssfs wsu ! {ests an
ssessSE essE sasz "a stxs l. sssFx Egsss,s ssfqs.
Ass sisss rfss5ss plants. Ssszsgss~ sad sars4ssx
az f4sg3f E@S, tAt gssss. Pears kssi
fsEsSSss sT& p1sse Hstfe nsssssf Is sS.sy .ssgss,
sssnss sstasssss Z ~ saAeFx saF ssxegal t.-Hrz
fsss'saesis ssslHssa tae Sssg~e ssFvest cssn-
s8s2@F@sas. ssss te&ss3Es tvs xssss traSs ~
"a abns4astv vsA4aIssE sss5sss.rassss. =.
sAs 5sS sxe%sssss sxFsss sfsesss ara e9sfF
ssaa0si
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nraun s,in N,s.,nx

BOSTON. Aug. 9.-Tae wife of G. p.
Brown o. Brown Bros 8 CLARK, wool deal.
efs. who lately fsileo. Is almost insane
rom suspense cansts by toe continual
q s Ice al her hes aana. who has not been
beard OF since flesdsy. TAe brother of
tias miss TX man exrfs.sses the ontuior
iaat bu in=ss affairs have driven him
crazy Friends of Brown say he has com
n'stted suicide OF hss ..couded or is wan
dering GOAT the couptFy u semented
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Poer TOWNSEND, Aug. s.-ArliyeS-Bk
Ccylon.
Airsr
PORT MADISON, Aug 9.--Sailed-Bk No
naainm. lumber. Cakiaa,f, Cal.
San FRANCISCO, Ala. Arr'yeG-Egn-
r re, Departure bay. tlea tc--Str oreaon,
Ptftian' Departed Brk Arcturus. Seattle.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Arriyei-Eitler,
Bfemep.
dAanCaa, Aug -Arriv.d-Columsis,
Neg io K
iiyERf ioI, Aug "a rrive3--City of Rer.
liza aad Adfistic. New ork.
sRsarRmsvES, Aug. a.-Arrivss-Loan.
New losk
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ponacHl at Fort hisseiey writes to the
feST lSfgtiiaEScHg warmly commencing
the devotion of Mr.. Harry burden Ia his
tticna George CARTS. who wss picked up
aying In q CAPE sess boat Monday morning
aud who died the next day. "My. Bur.
dHtl. says tkeEettsr. struggled for sacssty-
hire hosrs to keep Curtis alive. Too much
praise eanstat ee said ef this prumislrg
young tsllgw whose tenderness AID VIII
iugnes. Ia help these ia such eirxum
stances ara always voluntary ~ hand, aud
wo hope che May friends as The deceased
Will appreciate las Kindness
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Indemnity Paid.

WAsh'NGroN, Aug. 9 A letter has been
rseeivee at the navy dcfarrn ent from
Admiral bna'dt, Of the flagship Kearsage,
q Font Az Prince, HaFii, Swing that the
!. ssliin geFernheut as d. ivered 10 the
1iied ats.s minister i75ts0, a. oomperi.
satson Ter the seizure st4si a. tsnfiaa OF tie
s.caIaer Dzaina. The money Il NOW aboard
tee k.ss snga. wita I idea of its safe
kSeaux
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Mr.. h. I. Lewis has retained from the
East
Mr.. c. B. Unlock. Of snoa-almie. is at
the GrlfHih
Mr.. c T. conever has returned from his
trip 10 Monsesano
Mr. III. j. Burwell. Al electric light msn.
OF Portland, is III tie C. ~
Mr.. william Flemming. iaie DEPUTY col
iccior of United States customs az Fort
Nfsngei. Alaska. Is In kes ta-, visiting his
old friend James osMeara csfs,'e returning
% his Iormer home in Michigan. NJ
fismning has just bean succeeded al
wranses By E.iwa d Cha,nbcrlin. of Siska.
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N&sEsSsr0S, aug. "a Telegram, ~
cslsed sE Use lsRanese exatlaa heas,a s,ar.
yrs N'ss~S ofinss iHteiiirs uce that tAe
tseaty ~ Russia hss tseen conc rsists ard
YFss sssgssd kt 1uAfo s.ssrrsay. a. IL xs,rt.
isf - las sF~sties Zee utsY csseiste.t e.
s#sfn ssEaa and tas uAiss.a sA.t<s a,,s
se3st a. Germany
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PiTrssnaa, Aug. 9.--Pittsbars. Is; Wash
III yten. s.
sntA> tFoIEs, Aug. a.~-Ieaisnapolls, /.
New York, :
tLgyIfAsD, Ang- - No game; rain.
hASsA+ CRY, Aug. a.-kaasa. City. IL.
st. I43uis Z.
Louisville, Aug. s.--Loulsville, 5. Gin
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CHICAGO, aug. e.-4aftla Bprke was
brought ioFv Judge Baker ia the erin
q eosfs this sitefaoeR at g. psessissi not
guilty = fae charge - ecuspiring with
llaalei ssegElln, Pat isk tFSmi!iyan aud
g Aers 1s'ihgIs ladtea.e. vita hgSn, 10 the
r48Fsies 81 pa. Ctsnl 4. This fssmality
etef, the i,T.Sunef setn led - he county
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ARw fasg, Aug s.-F. n. Hcse,e was
aTsagaesi ia 'hs polles es,us' chi. ,aernlar
~aa II u 'il'iea unt1I fatneffes., Hofeia Is
slaTs.i SIC corn piiesgy IN she crime Of
ffesateEl Eovu + Alec OF -he serfx-ss..'
o%s stE1 4 : Grand slsesss eusiak. Road
sfnpa "a syefiSs@e al .s.ss,4 Hot.s :.
sAFS he Z, sust.afsssat
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fsrrsseaa, arg. s-The most gigantic
combination Of The eeslntfg Il being pcs.
foet.i. It's said 20 be the incorporation
q the ssi'e glassware manufacturers Of
ffnhsyis agis. Ohio AID Nest ytrkfuIs
int aa s,aaens. tgns' The hea zoa.Fr.fs
VIII et 4n fisi>bar.s Sn; ne fstle .isss
s7fks a three ststss VIII ,,e under o.se
rea9assfssnF
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81 FANI, Aug Al s<n psylssoa ~
eratof a sts estate OF .ee late Com ra.ass.rr
h@yiasor. has ss.sgRed with ssslssises ~
tlsssen AKA. asst. ~ AS ss,4sxs .s,., r.
- iaFe IA sue ~ tae collapse IS sar f.r,.sss.S
fAs.cs
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LAKE f'srFs, III, AUG 81. I. uasa. a
e,'s.tsaSA. AUS s<sofss y alse. acre ssrow ssss
las Al faa<sis. aaun ssi twe ss.xs
n.siassl $ bits wsssf ens 81 l.l.s Ia 4. ,u.n
= Az Anfi Sasn sa.9es A4,i : snlie f-ors
Sas&rd kEgtsssasa asEsi,ss
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tsss eYensng & TwtA sa4 fs4 ausf /.
sstsA It NvEs 81 - via ss.ss a.ssss
ssEsssasr ssssssu sei tar FAesas coast. ne
aA's'f ~ 40 sks-ssiSsstis. bs' hss gs~sea a
- tssss>sss ssseswsz se~zEls ~es eAasesa
= tEs saFs wll f.xFsesza4Mgz a a. tie eSssss.
saysat ~sasss NJ "a base II xsar~.
!. as* asnss = ass rssAsa E9i. tha ssa u.
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nkaNiS AkD SaRPIle.

SEATTLE. Arg ..
TIE der nad f0r oustis1x fasser;sa ron
tn -.ss MR. reeeaent03 TIE eaH for Hne
ana pssek IS especially H. sc just ~ present.
Had era u lime report that tsair holdings
arr de psetssi IS rapidly ss they can stock
up. THIS commodity Is TOW selling ~
81 IS fef bbl TIE demand for cement for
building purposes Is siso quite heavy.
much eelag rssd In the foundations OF the
b.islsisgY nc~ in course OF coassraetion-
This is quoted ~ s4.5e per bhl. though
large quantities may be obtained ~ loser
figure. on lumber. lakhs. shingles ard
bs1iacing hard ware tie dezaand is slse
rsry large
The Morse canaery received !. 500 sa.Easn
frssa psiea Pass. aEss tho Myers can
nesy the same number from Aukilseo 80
day. Tbs following satle represents the
pscx far the season:
Szuissh esnrery cases
" ~ morse -----.---.-------------. 49,
Total ...-....-.......--.....-.s,6 SEQ cases.
Tie o. 4. morse canaery will eou Die its
force maxi III .rsday. In the locas market
there Is an active demand for salmon.
Prices are ranging from cents to 8 censs
per ID.
MERCHANDISE AND PRoDCcE RE-
CFlPTS - During the last "a hours
the nerchanGise and yrodace receipts At
this port were as follows Puget Sonnd Shore
rua1, Is tons. Cosumhsx & Puget Sound
railroad. s. foLx, S~atlle, Lake shore d
EsSfeEn railway 4sn tons. By water
PRIMER. 20 sons: ". X. serwsn, tons. W
Z. Munrce, ton: six scaws brick So toLs.
r. Isl receipts. LAG tons
EHIPN sNTS - nuficg the last -
hfssars gusts and n,errbsndiss were shipped
sraes sea lie to the surrounding country SIS
fos'cwS: ag~t Sound shore road. 100 tons.
C.sasnbis 4 Puget Scum railroad, y tons:
seaftle, Lake Saore * Eastern railway. go
tees. b. water-Ship klue JACKET,
lisa tons: Louis Welsh, ESQ
tors: Queen CITY, tons. Iosa, 4 tons;
Il nry Bailey, 10 tons; Michigan, IL tons:
Ca csie. tons; Na5sl. IS tons: W. X
Merwin ~ tons. E0ith. s tons; Efiza An
dersoa, tons. Total shipments, s,627is
tons
NATURE OF REcEIPTs-Twenty-f
cases I've, 20 bills lamp caimneys, 50 eases
boots and shoes. 10 CASES Saratoga chips.
sas bales box stuff. 20 csrs stone. car beer.
S cars iuLi De-, 10 kegs syrup 70 bols rolled
os.s, SOC pkgs groeer.es,2 ears hay, 500
toIls brick, cars lumber. l car shingles.
ts,s
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Tie o. 4. morse caBaery viii eou Die its
farce nsxs III .rxday. In the locai market
there is an active demand for salmon.
Prices are ranging from cents 10 8 censs
per ID.
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CAUTION.

Beware 81 Frsni. as nay name and the
price are stamped On the bottom OF all NV
ADVERTISED shsses before leaving the factory.
which rsefest the waareFs against high
prices All1 inferior gnosls II a dealer offers
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OF says ne hes them without my name and
price stamped on The bottom pat hin down
as fraud
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rue TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
An Interesting sessioa Yester dag -
Programme for To-day.

AZ tic ttsttE1at HtttEsAs sr@fiVtt ~ sat
teachers Institute Miss Julia T.. Kennedy
continued Der talk on Pedagogy After
reviewing briefly the motive aud prepare
ton of the teacher. institutes. ednesttoiisi
literature aud n special study. were all
spoken Of ~ means OF progress and the
MONEY expended for sucn means good
practical Investment. fos the better
tie teacher the better the position
aud salary che may fnd. An aptitude 20
smpsft knowledge rs . necessity. and a
person finding himself lacking In this
should seek some lower Bsld OF lator. In
order Ia have eheerfnlpss@ and energy
essentials OF successful teacher, take
care ef ihe health hy good steep, good food,
Many good me thots were given by Miss
Foster, Mr.. Jones and ofbsrs. for obtaining
ventilation In the schoolreom
The subject ~ Fractions was then
treated by %. :. Jones ~ depending upon
tho gfineipies Of division, with the neN
names uumerstnr and acnomisAtcr for
dis idend and tiivisor.
A general discussion followed "a to
whether q pupil 81 10 ,rAfs should be
taught the Why with tbs how, aud the
sreat. a common Denomination MAS OK.
planned by Miss N. Kelly.
The afternoon session otenfa at I 80
with the sahjeet '.Gfammaf." by J. ". Tay-
sor. rho divided the subject into bat two
parts etymoioxy aud syntsx.
A paper wss rad by g. q. strong GA "fs-
triosism tn the Common schools A dis
question followed in which the iutruduc.
ton of the study of civil goyeTamsat was
approved.
Qssries. wh'eh In the meantime had
been placed on the black board hy the
teachers. we're thsn taken w and eeasid
cred.
it wss rsoyed snd lost that the iegisia.
tase be asked 80 change the preyisioa al
the school law fot thilGte emit rims the
public schools at years of age, to & or T.
Changed 10 reai years,
nav sgssxRs
Following Is the new enrolment. tara
Chasihoafne, spokane Fails Mrs lille
SufteF. s=ssttle Sarah r. MARSHALL. Enum
claw; Adelaide Peilock, seattle: g. ".
Boyre. Novelty Emms Boyle. Mattoon
III. Belle Bradford. Seattle. Jennie Carr
seattle
iris soRSINe's rRcGHsssE
Roli Quotations.
Prayer.
Pedagogy superinteuds "A, J. r Ecn
aeiy.
'pasllpes Of Physioloss Principal O
!. jones.
AFTERNOON ssssiaS.
Grammar Professor !. N TAYLOR.
feannanship" Superintendent $ A
/ Diekey.
! Reading Mis-. "a q Robson.
lard ftss~~' f4-tf y Alien