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Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31

M ASTED- Vans School OF Dressnaking "A
w lady Is taught perfectly all the branches 10
cutting, ftung, draping, finishing. etc, making her
capabie OF taking any position or having business
at her own home school open day and evening
over l53 North Main street, Wichita. q. 81
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31

E1NOR rRADE-t50D jewery for clear properly.
Il Sj,tJ1 drugs or clear property.
Sn.1h clothing. gents furnishing goods and hats
for cash and good property.
s2,51l hardware stock AMI scr residence prop
erty for eastern Kansas or western Missouri irID.
at,pB hotel furniture for gsish ana property. -
$40 diamond for goOi ridir Z pony and saddle.
t2,asu groceries for cash and good property
MhenIer. Nlncent s. 60. =. . MIN daI
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
FOR RENT-MIsOELLANEOuS

GNOk RENT-A livery harm on the corner OF Doug
4 las and " chits. opposite the Rock Island
Lumber company rent reasonable Apply II = ".
Cooper, IS7 y. Main. str
E'OR kENT-A first class steam roller mill, the
l. only mill IN "a good town within twenty -6vo
miles OF Wichita. surrounded by the best wheat
growing country IN the state. Prospects, for this
year crop are immense The mill u perfect In ali
details, has good custom trade and good reput-t-
ton on the market and cannot fail 10 make money
for anyone who viii IL. 1t can be rented a a
very low figure Call On correspond with the
Bunnell-Eno Investment Company. Wichita, Kan.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31

w ANTED-Al persons desiring cellar dooTs
w cemeuted 20 call J. = Flower q 90. 81 y
Main street, All wOrs guaranteed. % T.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31

TEL-fsorsor-rsfn zsou~T -s Ysso~ r-onsr
w lie le~s<I ats a. aff.Gs n efaSsls
cSrtJ LAS. AZ AsEgs zs,Lf tsersg4gs< fszn.x
aieE.E. E.zx1@x c. "a. - wsss Ds.x a. ave
E.ts
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
STORAGE

SsTORAGs-FoT bqzs@hsld s1efs - r-ass sAssfi
- boEst Ioo.s. y TDz sa.s szT ses'>s e 80
l-1ax ts.sss - ia WAN ssot &ss Co. - - Ns
Lo&1Aks al
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
WANTEDlalYEansEEYI L. Po q g. !.

yVASTED-AIl persons desiring FortiaBd Cement
w walk made 70 call ca J. ,. Flower * Co. ~ y.
Main street. ali WORK guaranteed IL Il
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
LOST

Il o. VI ~ esefsstsJ Nay - ~ .a~ses-ex ,sa aga
- hFzEs Gsgf EfF =Es1 zsEas4 keF Ft1feF -
dress iyes-s Iar - Er~srd 80 - .aa. a. e.
r OeT-H~fEses TIE F1rst = saurra az a y.
H Te5esA par = golf ssscssSiss e. - 80
e4se- kstIrli % &ra fofk. ~ = TszsEks -
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31

ENOR RENT-A new and desirable house OK eight
IL rooms; bath, halls stable. hot and cold water
and all modern coavenienCeS. Apply ~ lE6 North
Waco avenue. or al the ONCE OF the johnston Lar
inner Dry Goods company. dg6,
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31

NANTED-Partner wife 81 500 to join advertiser
w in erecting line real este Office on Oklahoma
avenue. In the center of business location for the
transaction OF general real estate business sure
fortune and quick. Address Lock Box "a, Guthrie.
I -
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31

l'OR IRA DE-tOmmhnCho comfy farms. ! have
some Cn0ice farms - trade FOR ruerchtndise -
all kinds VIII trdc FOR few planes bGggirs or
can sell You land cheaper imam you can prove IL up
Address, Chas. Z. Kim, GOldwater. ksa. lss-iiaoF
TOR TRADE-A 500. second mortgage tis0
Il FIRST mortgage. JUN or more cigars. Nice resi-
dence IN keOkak. Iowa; also one Ia Peoria lll 80
acres heavy timber land Ia northern Tcune~.se. so
acres fine land In Wisconsin aud lots Of other prop
eTty. Call aud see ms. "A. J. EcEeworsh. Rooms T.
Getto block. dllBtt
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

w ANTED-By a young man OF -, position in a
w bank, wholesale or retail house as clerk
booSkeeper, assistant OF collector. write A. bust
ness hand Good references Wages not much
an object. Resident OF city. Address. 4. a. Moody
city postoffice. di6tl
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
FOR RENT-RESIDENCES

e. FOR KENT-A Broom house on ploasants--s
EA corner N city. fine large yard. shade shrub
berry and blue grass lawn. Also furnished rooms.
Inquire ~ Az -Sorth Lawrence ave. diu-Gg+
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31

ANTED-"Sweet Wheat" chewing gum, Every
W body lo5es IT. Every body esfs il. Ssyeeieiis
the breath. ai0s digestion Try g. q great sold
wholesale and retail by " h. Reeves. % \. Main,
Monarch GiS Il
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

MANIFESTATION IN dry goods house. Had
w four years experience. Best of references Adj
dress r care Eagie Office. ia III
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
FINANCIAL

w ANTEi5-'T0 Is-d money st ~ celf9E ssrr.zs
w ard improved fsatFsi citg prsyer-F "a lots<
the - cszt naf feSs3lSiyle essrss iss3gf "a
decay where tl=s Gtis . E1sc- = l. Azs.gkf-y .
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AN EXCITING CHASE.


The passengers for Joe MeGrath's land
TUG and other Port Orchard points on the
AoarsaineeF, on her Up trip yesferday
morning., were treated 70 performance
IA The boat was entering Rien's PASSES or
Fafi Orchard narTows, a. il Is commonly
called, 4 gcedsl2esi doe spFaag into the
sases from Bainhfldge island, aaa started
. swim eve. 10 the nalniaud. CAPTAIN
Ellis suggested that an attempt * made 10
esrfhre the animal. aud accor3iugls. mate
hAiials MaoSo and Mr.. l.. III. Rodgers. Of
tAis city. launched tae small beat and
aarted after the swimming doe. The
nass Fewea the boas, while Mr. Rodgers.
wsih az inpsosisea lariat dangling ah,esst
als head occupied the how 81 the boat
4iie NeEnfalncEr was stopped, ana the
passengers, sofae ~ IN unustseF assembled
On lne roof ot the st0ase aud watched the
capture WITH aafrtf breath. tonn tile beat
niia rs two eaptHrsrS aboard approached
ne naw thoroughly frightened decf. aud
~ hoassTs swinging his rope about hts
aesa seserai tines. threw Tor the head of
zee n,se. haI ais aim vas Giraffe Gather
ne 70 ais yere Be hFpw & again, with the
sasne 3sek- The ae0s taTaed fraEa her
eeaEse, bNs ssss Maare roWed around b
Aaa Ac&sitss : OF AEafH ths new exeifea
Fa43asfa tnyew bss izxsat. aad sgaia he
aasssei bg tags ttfas the passenreFs aa
ne Aaantainecv hsd bsAsn wrought np ~
= essa state - excitement, aud various
40 81 TIE poor little animal. Aftey Mr.
Ae',sets has! RfRefieesi gar s.lFEss quarters uf
~ innf be succeRfssa 10 iasSasag sAe doe
aa1 ts3e mphaDtiy be dragged il aNaarsf
- 4eaatssueeE, Aad the fFsn was ~.
s1isst The captured dee. watch j. about
asea; aie. ass Brought 81 isis elts last
s' $50, ana NJ Rodgers says DC intends
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Personal.


George ". Tihbesis, of Gilman. is in the
city.
wlllisn. KIFkman and wife OF Wallis
Aalta are In tAe city.
,. x Relyea. late Of Port Hadloek and
bow % klienshnsxs is IN the civ.
Mr.. r. \ Lewis associate editor OF tbs
Fort Angeles ttea esoszsesslsA. is ia fhe city.
Mr.. T. h. Anirews lefs last night for los
Angeies. ard viii Be gone I'll about
April !.
Mr.. G, J. Chnstie. al Craw ford Il con.
overs office. returned last night from a
business trip 70 Nlctosis.
Mr. Darlington ChriSsopher aua wife
have returned from isov tiaad, whittier they
weili several days aEo on visit
Mr. Maurice MeMieken returned yssser.
dsy afternoon fruHs Olympia. He vas ar-
canpacied by his father. tea. AcMieken
Mr.. Joseph Wells. ts1e welt known san
francisco eapisslisi. LETT for home yesteE.
cay. White hesc lie maic a nnnaecF OF IN
yestmeats.
Mr.. II. sehsFmsa of indianapolis. Ind.
was IN the city YESTERDAY He Jeff last
nsghi fef Port TownSena 10 taees bis wife
who hiss been for she-; siaae a. NfctaFls.
sra they wiii psocsed Esss to.Hight on TIE
essa tsStu
Mss Eaxsasa Messoaah&. who resigned
her position rs clerk OF the probate ceaTt
under the pcyx administration day or
two ako. WAS obliged to do 50 because 81
serious III health. She eanfemnlsteS . Trip
20 California IA hSpes Of brins benefited
hy ; change OF climate Miss McSou&ha IS
an expzFk Ia prpt'ste coart business. - she
Was catsf clerk under Judge Rails al.
sainisEEstlon, sEa her resaz 1sIicn IS regret
ted ay ST. az vsse attorneys sao practise ~
the probate caurt.
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Boston GnssEze The proper rspas,
20 Dc served after sarti pzrty---a garss
supper.
1A< f<nra- The skslIfral mariner,
strange IS i may seem Is hardly ever
grounded in his craft
boston Cs~rses. The professional
spvlnfer no doubt keeps q running a.
count with his hacker.
blnghauton Rrpskfsscaa. II de-
tecIys wants 70 catch cold he can
get clue by sitting in draft
Cape Ann Brecss A Cape Cod fish,
ernlan calls his boat = Tie Kiss. be-
cause II IS nothing bat smack.
Tonkers Snsess4aa is isn't the lady
Who wears the most diamonds who
appears the NEST brilliant.
Detroit Ffes Press. II am done. .
says the president. with the wise
sugurs. now Tor the sfupiS: borps. .
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BREyITIEs.

Mr. W. III. Bow OF seattle has sold 10 Mr..
%. L. Alexander OF Nevada bis trouIng,
bred stallion S0ioy for $500
Taco Mesdag applied for letter. % adj
minlsffslloB III the estate OF Mary Mesxsag.
deceased. In the probate court yesterday
H. A. syfnes aEd Miss Maud Pierce. oil
Tacoma. were married st The rnion lodg-
iax house by Jsstsee John +. Miller, Tues,
day night.
Contracts have been signed for the an
resraties of Frederick warse on March -.
3 ssil @a and SATURDAY faafsnee at ETye's
OPERA boase.
On Friday evening the Phiiorna theaa
Literary society sisi give an entertain
menf in honssF 81 It's first anniversary, In
ally Invited
Street Commissioner Cummings was yes.
fersiay enggsed With force OF men In lay
lug the north half OF Main street. between.
Commercial and South 5ee0ud, with four.
inch psanking.
Declarations OF Intention have been
bled With the eisrk 81 the district eoars BIZ
sidney W. Bsker, James Holland. John j.
Mitchell, of Great Britain, and Heinrich
IsauEeahaehsr. % Germany.
The city enEisaer 81 Victoria, h. C.. Is
calling Tor tei6cra for the construction OF
. Bridge across Rock hay, and hiss specified
that tho r. s. n. TeEeae rsoof covering
Snati Dc nsesi on ali the piles.
Mrs sarah Aeusn0Esh appeared ia Just.
ice kiveFS's court lsEs night with black
eye, and swore osis 4 warrant for the AZ
rest of Mrs. Jane Osborn. 0f the snohonish
house, who. according 10 her story. Is re
spopsthIe for The paifssaS optic.
Frank Brady was arrested yesterday .oy
stealing pair 81 Blankets belonging TO
Thomas Mayer. iegser. fron dogn-
town iodging-h0nse- he was too drunk
10 be tried yesterday afternoon, and VIII
bc brought before Justice Miller a. \
o'clock this morning.
George Adkins wen; into Jackson street
restaurant Yesterday. and while eating
dinner sliIl,ad = pepper hex. q salt cellar
and a canesener into bis pockets. This
maaeuver WAS observed and Adkins was
turned oTer 10 policeman. He viii be
tried az o'el0eK this afternoon.
Thomas Murray was fned IS in Justice
Aiiisrs court Yesterday afternoon for an
assault committed Tuesday night in a
Washington street saloon anon an Italian,
Patio fceecf. Murray claimed be was
simply setting as peaee-mAker and had
foand u necessary 10 knock Peecci
down 10 restore order.
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THE orium CAPTURE.

SplTa& Pass lSTksItGgScEE Believing
II 20 BE yous aim - publish the trata In
matters al pubic interest, esesiFe 10 give
a correct statement Of tae capture OF "a
pseanas al srnngsled epsnnA. OF which
mention Is EnaSse Ia ySar paper 81 ta-ss y,
and cceaif given TO Policeman aesden and
Castpnss ufssses po0g for clever piece Of
detective wNrk. On The evening ~ the
captaFe. while on YesleF syeune. my ST
fsHslen was stfrxesea ~ the suspicious
actions % fWo mca and the package thes
had ! saw them enter the house 81 Mrs
Aess&FthS, soss thea foankt asHcxT Holder
aasi we entered the Aense. The mpa hearing
a.. escaped. lestiag their pl0ader. which
EvoFes5 80 ~ eptHm af tAe TaiGe ot Slifsa.
w tosas Possession eE the same and turned
y ever - t1SssssseT Eepg. taking his uzf.ctsl
reeetI; ~ oar taist Esnaes sar K.
Tiers : as ~ SEcas strategy IN the tss!-
nssss af.ss t3e discovery Was enslFetx sStGe.
sEld thai u acct&eaL WOOD oRrETR
seattle. March Is
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Eenso taught BIZ ]. "a. Taylor A tune
each lesson guaranteed. sis Union street.
Price orr 1855 style new dress silks. Re-
member, We are the largest importers
Chester cleayy.
So al wool. 4ainch French Dress
Goods Cheseer Cieary.
New isS3 cofsess Chester C1eary.
New sateeHs. 1888 design, Chester Cleary.
New made suits for ladies and children
< Co.
Black silks. we bought $4,000 At an i'm
porter discount. We can save yea sS1 per
cent. View ISIS goods. Chester gleary.
Sew fsSs style Mourning Dress Fabrics.
Chester Cleary
Embroiee-ies-w We received twenty cases
aew lSsa patterns. Our prices viii Interest
you Chester cEeayy.
Our prices wiz surprise you. Chester
Cieary.
Muslin Enderwear-we closed cut a
mandatory lot a. soc On the dollar. All
STYLES, from 25e 70 $40 Chester Cieary.
Look out for next weeks arrival OF Rag
lsns. Newnaerkets. new spring Jackets
AID Wraps. Toklas, slngerrnan 4 Co.
Five-cent a5-inch towels Chester CIeaSy.
75e handsome trimmed Night Dresses.
Chester Cleary.
New Peraalss. Chester Cleary.
lsss style Laces. Chester cIeary.
New white Dress Goods Chester rlearv.
Carpets, carpets earpefSl carpets. rs
rolls arrived from the East Yesterday. In
Tapestries, Body Brussels. yeirets and
lngrains Prices lower than ever bafore.
Ioklas, singerman & Co.
New Hosiery. Chester Cleary.
12'3c full finished Ina ported ladies Hose.
Chester Cleary.
We a - 45,.s fesssr~s ~ ~. n..~ -.
Chester CleaFy.
New 1859 style Buttons. Chester Cieasy.
children's and infants lace embroidered
bonnefs just in. Fine values at BE and soc
each- Toklas, SiBgeFman & 60.
81 heavy white Spreads. large size.
Chester cieary.
New Iong-handie Parasols. iss9 styles
Immense line. Chester Cieafy.
Ask 10 see the Gem suits. our STYLES.
Dress Goods department. No two alike
Chester Cleayy.
Goods, just opened. Chester Cleary
A few choice Partisan Gems Pattern
suits. We .were the direct importers
Not to be found elsewhere. Chester cIeary.
our new stock of ladies ribbed Balhrig-
gan vests at soc each. Tokias. singermsn
s Co.
High novelties Dress Fabrics. Under
Cur neN connections we are the largest
i'm porteTs. Chester cieary.
Oar big store in Tacoma and our gigantic
business in Seattle places Us en- the list as
the biggest buyers. We get all the dis
counts. No lots are too large for us: that
Is why we undeFSen the general mer-
ehnndise stores. Chesaer Cleary-
New Six Lnsters. 1889 shades Chester
Cieary.
New Henrfetias. lSs9 eolorings. Chester
Ciesry.
Ladies aprons in 90 styles at prices rang
Ing from sc up. Toklas, Ssngefman & Coz
New Fancy Ribbons. lSsa styles. hester
Cieary.
A big purchases. 900 Is orth OF Hosiery
All the new novelties, iss9 styles. Our
prices are right. Chester Cleary.
Our big purchase Of Table Linens, Towels
and Napkins arrived. We are the oniy d.
rect importers. Chester Cieary.
I9e Damask aitlinen towels Chester
CSeaFy.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

UNCLE Tex's CAnSS.-Ia speaking %
McFsddenss famous Uncie Toxn's cshia
company which holds the boards ~ Frye's
opera hsnse Friday and saturday evenings
OF this wece. with grand family mssiEee
saturday afternoon, an exchznge says.
.7Tnks FsaRulAr 0ast-tl1e preiRcfzon w&s
psckersxsss a. the Grand ppeFa house taSz
evening 90 large aud highly appveciatfee
audience. This combination il wsthoslf
sleabk one of tie bxsf organized .soEnr &ntes
on fae read. amd gives tie eess representa-
gisa 81 Harriet Bseeaer >tewes ~Cnsle
Tuaa Little Marcia Putnam az Eva.
showed considerable ability ia ssssh hsS
acting sud Staging, abe enlztiaEal parts
icing rendered 80 3 Ere HlaEnSr. A bril-
sinnt szigre - predicted soy lssr possessing
- she Gaex at tie essential qualifications
gAaf are necessary Eer her s8cvsss, Miss
tsv0rrEs rnf8aw, - klsSA- did sozse
c Sver sEsing Enesc Eoza feEa6 3 good
exFs0Aesss III tise reEsan az Ms, b. = Fsyae-
Mr. -sssHers Rzs Stairisaf s. 81 ElSa-, while
fhe p3Fs Of Auaf nptssSs MAS Gerry zs{x
sustained ov Miss TAlasa DEew Ise
charming little Pata&za twin xzsscFs- IA
taetF dgets and sogzzs aG& 9aBexs. wsEs
recalled zsasa ass2 sgHsn. The ksE xslty
quartet ss-ssaerzst sGEse selections az ysTy
saze sffle. Certainly 10 sar oaasG resErt
tAe aSst - ESe wssesa tasEse lass Ragat.
Ta4 EzFi If Rasaaoz Is dead. Msez =.
lis scr. uuw EisEa9anf FAsksfoae. Tory
E-Stas5rr OF fariSAEar2t suT krEesd. Kae-
ssc~@s 10 sAe title,
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AGAIN N LInso.
sear<grace tF.oriey Brought hack
Prem sars Franefsra.

I'd Kcrssy. the young scspegrace ehs,
vita Charles Fz-aer. robbed Mrs. Took.
the aiuas raaseuEn wenan, Of s sarxe Iot
81 Fatra5ies. aEad who escaped frosa csss-
.1siy and Deputy Sheriff Van wyckoR
about racata ago. Is IA the county jail.
having been brought hack froFn san Frxa-
cisco. Sssre ie was reGapsured
AoEley SAYS that after skipping from
Van Wyrkua be bid fer a day sr tive. ard
then 5aasse his way 10 Portland, where he
remained 4sso or three daYs. The1 he
slowed himself away OF = ytsseI and
worked bis passage 20 san FrsEeiseo He
had been there npsy 4 fe. sEaYS when he
was captured by the chief Of police. who
had been notified of his ezeare aud Rad
been on the lockout tos Aim. Naesa asked
X he did bot wish he had stayed here sna
sto<sd trial with LIS confederafe. Parker.
who sc. OF with = year IN the yels-
tentIary. be replied that be lad enIgyed
rs liberty while aot and could stand =
little imprisonment now lie Things that
the prosecuting witnesses viii leATe be
fore hts trial eorseS Of. and shat BIZ vii
eseaTse wtsh iEnorsonment ia the countr
fast
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TO INCREASE THE OUTPUT.


VIII Make improvements.
4 brief talk YRS had yesterday with Mr..
John II. Bryant, the newly elected presi.
dent Of the seattle Coal 4 Iron Company.
Mr.. Bryant. before he become interested in
railroads aud eoai mines, was connected
for sonse time with the Richmond fvir-
Einiai Eaqairer aud is Journalist of reeng
. nsxed ability. HIS connection with mem
hefs os the guild Is stu kept up. rs e. pres.
enf he - "a active mefaoer uf she New
York press club.
Il think.m said Me- Bryant etsthussastie-
ally. shat you have the gfaas8ssst water
front fsssr taw both la Seattle aud on the
SonnA geueraliy. TAe eeal aud iron de-
posts 81 this vicinity as well IS the other
nntuEAl sesn.Eet~ are 50 greas that they
esn=-nt hsf ~ Sgfid "a a great city
hers
IS athe inteutisn. Mr. BRYANT. 10 ma
tesfssIy extend the development Of the
pro3tsiiss Of tan seaitlz Coal Il Iron Com.
pang
I'll il che larant1on to pat ia sli the
nece sEagy Faastat Is increase the 1gIfpas Of
the mines IL tasesr falicst capacity. Il is
also the :atshtlaa % Improve the facilities
for shipping aud garketins cur coal. our
people ia New fsssk are fsiiy aroused 20
the requirements ~ the situation. and are
aTpps. able. GnasviRffy. 80 carry them 0at,
sud viii certainly 40 Il I Ind that sosne
Of The ceal ~ the Seattle Iron aud Coal
Company Is very aHs nerc SIR BRYANT
showed the repegses specimen af hitAmi-
nous coal. This ID Inisy equal Il net bet
Ter. than the fas-iAsued coksng coal Of virs
ginis. which Il cooked asd shipped all over
the United States FOR smelling puracses
This eeaI could be cooked right a. the mine
In ovens, and shipped all over the coast.
aud ~ fact. al over the wcfii. a. the de-
mana Is large eveYxwhere for good csske
Have tho plans of the impFoteme
YOU contemplate making been formulated
yet-'f
mel fully as yes, EXCEPT IN general
sort q way. ! have inspected the terrns-
nal facilities OF the company III this city
In Company VITA Manager Atkinson. To-
mefrsIs ! viii begin an inspection az tae
mines. When this Is tinishs4l. will 90 to
san Francisco and lock into the Issarxet
there where We dispose ct The products Of
or mines. Altogether. ! aFa greatly
pleased with the SelieFsl outlook here.
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rnIEvngy IN rHE HAsBoR.
Piles stolen By Pirates-Edorts to
Capture Them

The Seattle Dry Dock Company has suf
ssress xre&t desi oE late from The aepre-
9Atiops OF psle thieves. who open their
boom SUD allow large number Of piles 10
escape. and thea pick them up as they
Goas awas with the tide and sell them.
Last week the company ioSf aeeaf $500
sosfA II piles, aud nearly bali OF them
have already disappeared - this manner.
JaAn D0boiaa- a young EnaH who worked on
l0EseS : ptSs-tEiver Uufai s week az tso ago,
was discovered with pile from the seat
tic Dry Dock Conpany's boom yesterday,
aud was arrested ga : charge IF stealing -
In Justice Mllserfs court Yesterday he was
let OF upon the showing that he had found
the Esise floating in tee hartoF aus had
simply taken Possession 81 Il as 8rfftwood-
The seattle Dry Dock Company osfseiais
have determined b pat = stop 10 this thiey-
ing. aud viii make sB example Of the zi-Ss
msn caught tzkIng piles from their bsom.
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DEATH Of Jsssa Hall Of British caf-
umfiz-Fnnaraf wot~s.


Yesterday gssa Han, fztfses Of valentsne
Hal. sged - years. died OF acute bron-
cisstls. NJ. Hal eazae herr three weeks
ssHcs krcsn B<ssisk Columbia % visit as
soa- Decreased 1ssres tEe SIMS and oxe
daughter - raozTn BIS Iszs- They are
Valentine Hal Of tina city, Jnns Hal Of
Woodstock. Cxnzs5x. zna Mrs. IN. Crawford
Of Dsnzssa- The funeral viii f8ke s1sse
THIS sfzernoos * ces0ex from Cross <
Cosx
~ Cross 4 Co = fhe bassv ef tshzrsss
Neksowsa. who died On THs<dxx. fs being
eE1 banned preparatory 20 being kEls rssest Z,
Philadelphia for burial there.
The sHHssal q r. T. BaTsey. father Of
Captain hegry A. Bailey. % the Sxax1t
Chief took place yesterday afternoon Ths.
funeral sevg!e1s we're conducted br Rev.
NJ. ShitfAkssnf Ike Bsnsfas ehnreh. T-se
sSsefEDsnt u'Rz mace a. Mount Peasant
csrasserT. Decreased was s. yexrs Of age.
5kEneS Aissfs TIE ex police oEleeg who
oies1 % TRes9AT. HTst be 5arses4 FROM the
tashsaa.e ehEEe2a as 20 O'Clock fo-dxy.
Ars. Stfsse Cole. stse 81 .seisoa Cole and
szs0thsr Is George ~ Cole, died A. Houxa-
ton. On LAKE. y Washington. yesterday The
fnEerel wsH oe he'd a. H8ught0n ~ .
c.cloEx fosEsgrgew Esefning, and the re-
mains slB sexse zlSaTef shade a II o'clock.
frasfi0s 81 The fs-as are Invited 20 he
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-14
THE PUBLIC rAEKs.
Now IL the Time Ia Improve and
Beantffy Them.

u wish the pasT>iSTELLIGKScEg would
agitate the question Of improving our pub
lie parks, said County Treasurer aI.fimer
70 a reporter yesterday. fright now is the
time 20 set cut sArrbbefy and otherwise
hesasisy those places that viii in a shuFt
time be GASES In great
city. Last year the Casncsl
forgot this matter until il was too late 10 do
any work, aad then promised that IL would
be attended 10 this spring. There ara two
parks Denny park on Depot street. AID
ktnneAr ParA IN kinDeays aiaitiau-thas
have been dedicated Ia the public use.
Denny PARK was dedicated - the city In
iSst. aud in rae following spring It was
cleared OF brush, seeded 10 grass and an.
closed by fcacs Sinee that time il has
TeceIvcd 40 attention whatever The
fence has fallen down - places. II Is a pas.
tnre Tor 81 the loase COWS Ia the meighhoE-
ho~fd. and Ii is disgrace 90 tire city. / un.
dersfAud there Is TX sana that Is asaiI-
able tor the purpose, A.id hope the conn-
ell Will rot allow the matter tn 20 until
the season II teo sar advanced 30 set oas
shTnhbery. - Il did 1aSt year