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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-10-19

The Sugar Trust officials are contem-
plating the conversion of their "trust"
into regular corporation. There is no
law to prevent them from carrying out
this scheme, and none can be passed to
that effect under our economic system.
If it is legal for a corporation to have
a capital of fifty million dollars, how
can it be made illegal for fifty corpora
lions with capital of one million dol
lars each to combine and fuse into one
large. company The clamor of such
demagogical papers as the World against
trusts is as impotent as it is dishonest.
Their frantic appeals to the judiciary,
whenever listened to, can only result
in exposing the growing weakness of in
dividualistic competition and the grow
ing strength of monopolistic absorption.
Judicial decisions can affect the form,
but not the substance of captalistic
combination. The process will go on,
under this or that form, until it reaches
the last possible stage; and then-well,
then, what do you think of Socialism?
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-10-19

1t is said that upon receiving their let
ter, it occurred to the Mayor of Chicago
that Rosenberg and his friends were fit
persons to be appointed on the police
force of that city.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-10-19

The packers and hog. cutters Of New
York, Brooklyn and Jersey City are
forming an association for the purpose
of protecting themselves against them
selves and each other" Competition in
this trade has grown so keen that each
at last found it necessary to stop cut
ting the throat of mis- neighber as he
would pig.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-10-19

When will Carroll D. Wright, the
labor statistiian, set to work to
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1889-10-19

Interesting correspondence solicited from pro-
letarians In all parts Of the world. Letters re-
curing answers should contain return postage
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AMUsEMENTs.

FsrE's OPERA HousE.--Iasf eYening
Frye's Opera House was comfortably
tlled will the many admirers OF Katie
Putnam and eompsay. who had gathered
10 witness The initial press ntatien CT c. T.
Daxs 4 emotional comedy drama entitled
I'm Honor bound This drama is per.
haps OF a little higher order titan some ia
Miss Putuamss varied repertoire.
s.In Honor Baum" has wen defined plot.
with surprising eilmaxes. .ieh. wnfie
they staFtIe, are still within the range Of
human probabilities. II is Que Of Mr..
Days best efforts. and he Numbers
among his production .EFFna. the 81. =,
and ssThe American King
Miss Putnam appeared 20 great Afran-
tage Ia the role 81 Gas Howard, aud her
rendition OF the hurnor and patnoa az the
character met with tile fuis appreciation OF
the large audienee.
Mr. H. b. Emery % Dan Bradley sheresl
the honors 81 the evening with Miss Put
nau1, as did also sne conaesii n. w. c. eros.
bic. in the comic role al Samuel smirss
TEE remainder of the company acquitted
themselves cseditably and the perforsa anee
~ whole was merltorions
Last nfxas concluded the engageraent of
the eofapsav, which viii proceed from
here 10 San Francisco where they take a
steamer for Australia, Ia be guae for a
- l.s-sse- years tour around the world
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Per steamer UnatilIa. from san Francisco
January ~: For Seaftle-J b. Christian
!. o. Wilson. II. III. Whitney, r. b. Tarper
j. strans, j, q. Aesgher. J. Haines, Z
Blanchard aua wife. W. Armstrong, i. ID
Mason and wife. c. T. Ragner. s. Abraham
G. Hermann, III. ). Floyd. Mrs. Turner
Mis-. Gale. 4. d. Hard. p. r. Rich. A. Hu
Der. III. SaiEoTs, e. Dcsneseres, w. ]. Rauel
sfst wife. Miss u. Epler. Mrs. Marsh H. z
Coate. r. NJ Newell. J. Nelson, III. Burton
r Eairs, ]. q. Needs, F. Atkins, Miss At
kins. Mrs. Cuff, Mrs. NJ. f. Csison, G. #
u II. ellis, +. W Msfeus, Mrs. o. knight
Tacoaa-M. Elder, C. Mackin, +. Clark
j. G. Gallagher and wife, F. W. Snow and
wife. III. t. Edeli. Mr.. Brooks aud wife
Ruby Clifford. Minnie Earl, G. F. whipple
Mrs. +. i Whitney, Z. Mciane, b. Wood
Ran.
yiefoTla-c. Sawyer, NJ. Ness, N. CanG
less, r. Morris, Mrs. j. Dalman, Mrs. d
webb, -. II. Lsany, ]. h. Preston. Ems
Chong, r Jones.
Port Townsend-c. =. Prentish. w. HI
Herd. /. Holingsworth, r. Holt, G. X Shsr
man. c. +. De Fuel. w. Miller, l. Branlet
Passengers per Premier from Vancouver
Jas. Mal1. Maud Brown, Z. FaEquhar, T.. A
Marshall, Maad Raise. 7. W. CLARK, MAJ
James. II. 7. Whitney, Miss Duncan, II. j
Kills, F. Eaton. r. J. valfeu, Mrs. r. J0rris
j. +. Gowdy, Mrs. storey, Erwin storey
Nellie ctoTey. Minnie Storey, r. n Var
peit. Mrs. Herbert. Willie Herbert
Passenger list for San Francisco pc
steamship xsila walla-Mrs. VI. II. Gala
CHER, Mrs. NJ Ciericas. W. Barry. Mrs. elars
aud sBo children, Miss Thornton. Mis-,
Darlington. A. b. Bush. j. Crow and wife
Mrs. IIlgeE. Miss Kent, Miss Mary Thomas
kositch. J. j. Calvin, +. YAeger. Dottis
Howard aud 81 ssserage.
Oregon & californis-passtd Medfori
John ClO6. Miss Cuonex. A. III. Boomer, A
Capron. &. l.. Mckee, G. ~. Clark. IL
Bowen " X. Arnold. r. r. Proctor, Mis-
C. W. Chase. e. e. Chase. Aaara Scott
Chss. Caro-. r. E. Mclaughlin. A. J. Buck
ieg, &, 4. Lockwood. W. II. Newell, l.
Merchant. Jos. Block, JAS. Brown. and 2
nsnliEranfS
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HREyIrIEs.

The chain gang was engaged In cifanjHr
Coz sasrcEsi STREET yesterday.
William Watson. aged Il, who died OF
consumption nj bis residence. late Thurs
day evening. was buried frora q, 4. shof.
ey's n o'clock yesterday afternoon.
VIM. ~ warner. - years OF age, died
yesterday morning of pneumonia. at the
Mckenzie hoase The faasral toak place
yesterday afternoon at 2osei0sk from Cross
8 Co = pastors, the ifltermens being ia odd
Fellows cemetery.
VIM. Hart, who had expressed his insea-
ton OF killing several parties with whom
he was nos oga good terms, was eoand over
90 await the action OF the grand tary. BY
Juxtfee Soderhsrg. yesterday. ia the sum Of
$aps In default az which he Was committed
10 jail.
James MeSah. Donald Mcleod, Ronald
Gorsiea Macdonald aad Alex. Fzazief re-
uuuncea their allegiance aad Gdei}fy 70 ali
foreign princes. powers and potentaies,
particularly 10 Victoria. queen OF Great
Britain aud Ireland. Ia ~. office OF fhe
clerk III the district court yesterday.
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J. \. Tusid submitted TO the council two
rsogss lions "a seli 10 The city OF sesitie,
fos TIE permanent and better light
ssg Ut the city, an electro
llght plant af The Westinghouse
systcr ef are lights ard steam plsas FER
FNaasng the Same. The estimated ross us
the entire pasHs fnenslareSs ia proposition
number cue j. Placed ~ So. izss and that in
nEnsheE fwo az sf2.ssa The matter was re.
frTress 10 tie committee cE street iixh.s
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NEW TIME SCHEDULE.


Changes In the Routes of the D. II.
& n. Co.'S Beats.
A new schedule governing the O. Il. &
n. Co.'S steamers. wiz go into effect Mon
day morning IL affords four round trips
daily except sunday, befseen Seattle and
Tacoma, and two rouEd trips on Sunday.
This Is one trip more between the two
places thar has ever been offered before.
The schedule benefits d0wn-Sound points
la q marked degree, as the boat which for
merry left here for Victoria nj 80 q. IA,
win now leave al SIS a. IN.
A passenger from Victoria or inter
mediate Ycinss can raa through 10 0lyrn-
pia the same day; and Olympia people
having business TO transact in seattle. will
have two hours In the city. Connections
viii be made ut Tacoma with all trains
Tor Portland and the East. afiurtsing the
best poxastlc conditions for transfer. The
North Pacific VIII make the through run
from Tacoma 10 Victoria on Mondays,
Wednesdays and FridAys. aud the 0iyu-
plan on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satnr-
DAYS This will cause the OfYlnpian to lie
over at Eictoris on sundays and the North
Pacific az Tacoma
The Emma Hayward viii make two
round trips daily between Seattle and Ia.
coma. and The T. j. Potter one round trip
daily between Olympia and Seattle.
The FIRST trip from Tscoma viii be made
at q. m. the arrival here being al 9 .l5 A.
m. The first boat fruua this city 20 la
coma viii leave ST / 80 a. n.
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ANxtors ron snrrIEnxsr.

These letters were not sent to Mr. Tyn.
dale alone. out duplicates were Forwarded
af the same time 20 Mr. smith. Referring
10 the letters aud The evident anxiety of
The business men ~ seattle for m ami
cable settlement OF the controversy, Mr..
Tyndaie yrster ay said that ii Was bis
earnest wish that an understanding might
BE- reached, and that be should do all In
his power compatible with the interests
and Integrity Of bis compsny 10 secure for
the people OF seattle the sermsnal ware
hoases they so much need. Mr.. smlth has
expressed himself in exactly the safsae
vein, and II can hardly be understood uhy
the tive presssents cannot come 10 sails
fnefory eouclasian
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TREY kErr THEIR PROMISE.
All bns Two OF the Gamblers waive
Examination.

Gel. ]. c, Hslnes. attorney for the gam
hssfs, announced that. Ia accordance With
their promise, ali of his clients, except
Bachelor and Rodgers. would waive sx.
animation. when the gambling eases were
calien Ia Justice sssserh<rg's court st :
o'eiock yesterday af;ersaen.
The yagraacy case against I'd. Kelley
proprietor Of tae old Rsiaa sasster. srd the
gambling and yagraasy cases against
bateheiaF sad 9sekstn wsre dismissed
upon aetls rresssss by District Attorney
Ronald, who stated that be did not Goa
slider be had suTsieseaI evidence ~ waFraas
tAe presentation II the ease TO The grauss
Jury. Justice Jones. attorney fer Kelley.
Insisted gpon 1Ae reasons given As tAs DIS.
srscs asfafney being enterea an che resSsrsss
81 tae court ~ that hts esirns Ssaaats essns-
nsebee esyEs SAT- FOR damages AGAINST
Asss
Tosa naly. ch@rSssi wlsh gambling as,s
y e ae0fiey, pyapsfssos ~ the Rznk ~.
ehAnge SSlsssa. ehAsvea wita osts4sss 3
fsssS where sataasiug wae euslaaessssi.
NstNSd preliminary Aearsa9. a. tel
HAMS eiIeafs had iaae ard gave h<sagls
sag tlseit anneASaage b lore tue grand Eary
N tle sam ef xstsa eaca.
barney HOY stated Ia the s1nrs thss he
was SRA aseF ku Seattle. aad hsss auir ar
Fsssss "a the siss - fsN stsss hesaFe be was
eapsufsa IA the raid, and therefore he
coals nos fufussa isssssaS s'he essars, Alter
censnlsiag With tie district sstarMsy 81
sssed Nj Hoy 81 81 eis hts osE SeeasalE
anex
TIE district attorney moved tor The dts
sasfSe Of sae gssa hing aua saseaass esseS
e<atat3 isesseEl. as tlse sheriff Is sAe osEs
wstsssz against hsus aid BE sxS aIs2nwsiG1a
q prosecute Mr.. Jackson MSS asxertiagsy
essekaFgess
Gel hAiees Aaea aassmssss In the "a
kfAaey ssSes al Griffin. ssashr3s aas NSx,
asprsY1sS fts = easase az xeane. azsss ge8s
st1atnS that 9sssns1aBgs sew easf<fez Ia
=. rsS 9essef tbs sfHsats 4 preliminary
nssf1sag 2 sueh eases . as eqals sasat IL
VIZ saad therefore saaascs IA FhS sssss
assssses Of ssFct ssisFa ssastleN SssssThesw 81
Not KatsE9 ain tAtS view AID Aela. a. be Bad
vs. ~ vera prsxsnssS sstSst1fss thas 10 sessss
sstsHs s&ss< ais r@aS9 Szs gses ssne ef trial
rat e preliminary aesEs1x. sssS her sSge
- ssstss1 sSfass a. let the csxss 50 fFaz1
80 ts'sift xEssrst gFssa stipulation hxswxSa
- Asssssssoys Ser The prosecution and ge
s.nss District Attafaey konaad aefAssss a.
seafss&ie ASA lei she esse 60 hxser@ justice
49, the nearest saassssSase. aEa Gel
2nlass rstases % sfirns&Ss - les x0&nE bss
say other tasEsces THE Hasfer eas
seAaay continued q s4ve 1ss. HNaes a.
kkertsnEss ef appsytug b csief Jassire
~ fog aNsft ct mapdasus 70 ecnyes
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WOOD * OSBORN r.,
A TTuRNEys AND COUssxrx 0Rs AT
"A Law. Attention gives. 80 Hassa lsssxa.
uoas land TITLES sssa probate masters uuAy
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THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
short aud Cninteresting Session
Held Last Night.

Al the regular meeting OF tne board oil
school directors last night. Directors
Hughes and Hellhroa were appointed 9
committee 10 consult with w III. Humphrey
regarding his eoEtfnes 10 supply the schools
with desks.
Superintendent Kennedy reported her
inability 10 secure competent substitute
for the schools. though she was now core
spending with lady in the East, FROM
whom she expects q favorable reply
Miss shaughrey wss promoted Ia the
position Of assistant In the high school ,aae.
Miss L0mhAagh tn the szcaney occarring.
An application was received from Mr..
Ogden Moore, applying for ire PORTION ol
vice principal "a the High school.
As5ksssfsrttsf5
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81 Heavy dress silk. warranted TO
wear, marked de&a 20 81 IS Chester
CsesFy.
sse--a hot ef ehslaren's cloth skirts al
:he sale. &c. Chester Cieary.
Great tassasns for the next - DAYS in
GfHser and sra sets, 81 Pelham L CnIsils's.
{ See norsel's Vest Seattle Park ssiditisn
advertisement
/ So Dressing eoaaks; your ehesee ~ the
sa2e. sssestsT tieary.
go suits, 81 sses apd patterns, 70 be
cleared oat Al aess than eost. San Fran
cisco Store.
se-TsSge sise towels. a. the sale. cllss-
T tsT s'fsayy
+ Teu pounds STEAK sor 81. star aea, Mar.
kef, Ceiasabsa sssses.
( The recent eclipse Of the sau SIS nor as
ennpsese as the llsssusgh ECLIPSE we VIII
Fzea make Of ali prsx1cEas clearance sateS
{ Aosa Tseesl no SACKED glass ~ ste sNr bar
gains IA ssasAsug. SEA- Francisco Stare
I zse--Asl-waal irsss goods. al the SAID
EhGStxF Cls&Fg
Savs Il yoHr time 70 hay good ssss At
eaosASS 81 sSeAsAoeg SAFE Yxfsss- Tuk rs,
SsaSersaan s Ca. Ssa FFamesseo store.
7ase-za AID sc dress goods marked
down 70 Sfse. Chester Glossv-
Seventeen reaatfs ho4asaT beef, 81. STAR
. Meas MaFksss t'aiusa Asa ssresas-
tfS%S3 tsss sAkfsS ~ t&&Asse &sesS - tsS vat
Chester ssiearg
0ge pseee OF ery.ckeTy fer egesy man,
woman a.ks child Ia saatF5e, sss Senoa3 81
Ans xglf 81 etashss sa.si ffEriag oar eleas-
anee esse II exeAsageaAse os egn % r.
sgyzzssi fsg refund 81 money II not sAtis
! faatDrYs sss salts hsg bargains. :, Z.
SsssFss S@slasz S3nseTnsAsa s Co
ssss@t basEaiaS ~ saae sale. chester
CzeAry,
ssse- AZ aEsa haeaes.ess table darassk-
Chester 9sezrs
1Sse-s4aaae lsnSa- Chester Esixaxy
IS S&k tns 81 heasy waking jackets;
81 Sszes~ hSkssF I7@aFy-
Seventeen pea1sS eaFnsd beef iSr s.
Star Mess Mask9s. Columbia street
ScA siEe 81 gents socks w.1xke4 sowa
- 81, q pair chester cSssEy.
Ne pa.Esels rec asSs orr sHzssasasss when
tasF - shs s&aae susk tesFE pxs1 ~ 81 10
EiT Frzxksss SIS II nee ~ get . a.. f9T sAtre
arc esssy fenr aesS aaa wssA tAe ss.s - -
ssa9 salts sAsy mas* Is. Texas $40 sefzs&xa
Il 90
s@e-a Ire at fsstleSs ann rshhed rests
saAzkeSs a0nz 70 sac. Chester Clears.
TseSeks can &c cssadz@S ON s {. :. & Z
ssseEs tisssz, 10 Ten eegsss. ArSsS 80 l. n
xTrlasfa < Go. sses4ssssssssAS ElezS.
Crest see sAls wees chester gsesry-
we eazss sszsez 80 +. has = aSn We 10
SECS cas- h&t SIS kaHazasE. tzzaa zzsz
sec chr ez4a - - sAe esxsh az "a sRsEssz1as
Is stsere ard Easa ssa wsIl ss&slse nsssss
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Jnx<fee Sss3erbery 10 xrxns ! fsFsxsz~a ~
seuus. TAss w4z axregs5 ri ~ eEis ssizSriF =
tf<NFueF. who wishes szzsx s4sepuse<s seq
taon af the sss eees4zd - seza pSsa-1s -.
tauY5tv
EoanEiiEsan MeI1saa1d CHOSE esws~ sfFsrs.
on gsmsnsTfsss sfrsst was rast4as = 4
xaHsz4ng hsyszss On TnuYedag nzxase- SRI.
pss1rrzE - Ess1rE YESTERDAY tssa~zSfysg - xrs
rxazninasfan aad vas kxpaas uFs< - So
c~a reesznSxzace s
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Nr. Charles ]. aIssess. TIE manager az
ms welEknown real estate nsra OF Eassnn.
Estzfidge 4 Co. 81 Fan Fssneasco, * III The
city. s'Tbis = sny fTst visit t. Seattle. . said
Mr.. Hirsch yesassday, ssana aEn xazeh
pleased srd surprised IT It's magnitude
and eftesFgsss. ! ana especially pleased
With The Improvements be4ng snade IN
the kfseFfA. These rev cakI3 alfd electric
raatrNads, which ere E0ss being actively
pushed % eompietacn. viii 90 much 10
build ~ and make easy OF acefss
the beautiful slopes Of sHrbsrhar
property. The result 81 aisaslsg enferrr8s Sc
tn San FfxIlnsTso hAs turned lfs EAST esstIy-
Ing sasaa danes, Ia a very few years. Into
broad avenues, baFdered on either side BIZ
magnificent dwellings. ard one can
safely predict that Seattle will la d very
felE fBoEths experience u like result
From correspondence ! have had with
Eazte<n and California capitalists |
snow that stroug tendency Il
being manifested toward this
part 81 the Sound country. and an OF the
opinion that tbs coming fpring ard sam
iuef VIII witness the advent OF a very
heaxs Influx Of capital t. these shores. =
IN company wfth Mr.. HiFseh eli the Oecs-
dental arc Mr. Hirsehss wife and child.
They will remain two erxhree days before
making short visit TO Spokane Pals, aud
Thea they return 20 san Francisco.
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nutass's specific Il an absolute cure for
al cFspsiye diseases of the skin. such as
Salt Rhsuss., Barriers Itch, Ring Worm.
seaid Head aud all itching or fufasred
conditions % TIRE skin. whether arising
from disease az exposure II Is guaranteed
IN eyery esse. Sold by stew SRI 4 Holmes
Drug Company. wholesale agents
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CAUTION

Beware OF FraasI. IS my name and the
price are stamped on TIE .sofsnsa q all my
advertised shoes before leaving The facfssry
which protect the wearrrs against hsxn
Prices and inferior Eoseds If q denles oters
W. L DOUGLAS shuss at . rssitired price,
or says be hss shern without raY uangc and
price stamped on the bottom. rHs hin
down 81 fraud
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Mss DgSsY's FFSER8aa--Tae suaessl
services os las fsSsIy a Miss MasEse Decay
wlll take pssee 81 IL ose1aes b. ssx fva1n
sse fsaassy rpSsslesgce. : hi funeral vii BE-
nsiVAfe nsa zeSeassf IT silsaSSS 10 TIE family
Tna body vat b. inferred En tao family
psss a. Oak aage. aaS>1E eight eS niae Entses
from ibis city
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AsefRgn EaRsaRy. ~~waea Mr.. J. z.
sigahan, rseseisx ~ tae goraer ef Secona
aud Cherry streets. arssse yssss ssfsy ns.ra.
fnx be fond that 10 haa
bsea visited By kaggs9 during
ihe aigaE aass q geld w&teh Aaa chain
ard Gers ssiefahle saan 81 suasey lsSea
The posSSss were a@ssned bat iheFe Is Is yes
NO { tue 10 tAe tssEgfass.
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bro es YsvKa---uash NJ Sell, asss "a
tAs atsn ~ Young { Bell. eeatracHeFs. sad
- years az &gv. 6fea q fyrassa fsgSs 81 his
sesssssgse 90 see eeraes sf -farrtseg aa9
fs4nszsEsssss streets II "a early hear yes
ssfstay ssown}sg. Ills fsssaTAs sssak place
YESTERDAY aslsfnsaa, Rev. lag Rey assszt@.
fsRE
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STEAMER CLIRl BROWN

n EAyEs TESLERH WHARF Tug IA,
L. coma. Olympia and Big skeoknra n !.
= N. every MoE1ssy. Wednesday and Phi.
day.
Returning, leaves shelIan, Big s2a<sk mn.
~ . "a. every Tnasassy. Thursday and Sxt
nrday.
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THE BIG LOTTERY AT HELENA.
The Montana Investment Company of
Helena. ~ r., Is disposlng Of the So, 600
Abarn House, Des Moines. Ia, by draw
ing. March 30. Tickets, selling at S. for
whole ones. and 81 for nfths. l5s cash
prizes from sssoC1 down, are also offered.
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GussIppsp NeT TO wAiT-Hr T. NJ
Fhausrson, Of fhc Front street cable, eoa-
einsisd thai waiting for the csaeesl . take
definite action upon the proposition TO
raise FErat. Iaraes and ether Joining streets
might prove sneertaia. and ~ BE orsfsresa
construction on the Front street tine ~ be
eoatsnnets "a its feFmsnHs- Hafkmen had
last night reached James street, the ErvaeA
for one Of the tracks being eoEs nlefsAsi 70
that palnt. Mr. Thompson is Fxaeg -
abide rs the action es the council xbunie
il conclude 10 raise ihe streets.
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Business Property.

FRONT STREET Lots ard {, Blk.
q. A. A. Dennyts Plat Eos hxs .
t9Soot frontage On Freas street and
Ia feet Ga ssaeca. whtSe lot s frnnts GO
feez On West street. snss 10 feet on Seueea
TAese two lots carry riparian rights. snd.
therefore, practically extend t. deep wafer.
Even now tsAere are I'm proveznsnts sss rxsere
than an eighth ct katie ca TIE property.
me following are she improvements. 4
1orr-stnry binding. hringlng IN SO q
mcsth. the PUGET Sound lee Works rsayins
80 Eao.a.sss .z-os..sss rent. fa-ee maze large
buildings renting for <an. reside 9 large
wharf aad street i'm Tsrpvenaeats isriaxiaE In
siae. TIE monthly reassis al present az
greeate xT.a. and when the present !eases
expire this ean be greatly increased The
price for limited time IL slea. CO.. eae-
fourth cash ard haiance % long time 81 .
par cent
FRONT STREET-Sorsheass cor. Of
Front sad Madison. kkxfz9 feet. one OF the
choicest corners On the street II Is COW
cred WITH good rens-paying stores. Price
f6on1a
FRONT STREET Full iet. eex1a feet
on the east side Of Front street between
Columbia and Marion This ailoins The
Drew lot recently sold by as The lot il Of
cred fer two weeks only, at SIS 0oo.
FRONT Northeast cor OF
Front and Pike streets. fuIi lot and Inn
proved. $4aeoe.
FRONT STREET-Los on The west side
Of Front street. Eexs to the corner Of Pike
This Is sae property On the lot Is
$s0N residence which viii command $40
ansouth rent sas.c0. 0ne-foarth cash,
balance on long time 81 per cent
FRONT STREET Choice los on the
east side OF Front street between Pike and
Pine. Price, si7.op. s7ooe cash and bal
ance On long time a. low interest
FRONT STREET-Fall los at the
southeast corner OF Front aud Lenors SIS
There Is good residence, now occupied By
the owner. Terms: One-fhtrsi cash and the
balance In enc and two years at per cent
II is the cheapest les In the block. ct So Go
FRONT STREET Fine lot or the eass
side Of Front street, betwees Virginia and
Lenora: $1,000
FRONT STREET-Fuiilo lot on the east
side OF FEont street, between Stewart aud
Virginia, including snsll house: $1,000
half cash.
COMMERCIAL ST. SIS feet frontage
on Commercial street. between Yesier Az
vnsse aud Washington street, S.. 0a
SECOND STREET, feet frontage
on Second street, near Pike. $500: the
cheapest property on the street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-19

EpAsAaEv.-The TSsasn of ". 4. CLARK. a
dwarf, ia the oakland lodging house on
Commercial street. was eBtefea BY thieves
81 an early kuar yesterday morning RntS
I've saisses~ a shofsua and revolver stolen
The ssiskss Ssxe afterwards faund on
lsrssoa street. v srre khe thief had drop.
Ped them after discovering that tNey ean.
tAlnesi noshsng 0f yslse. fsseFs is 10 clue
ga tfts rxasBAxr