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BKxvirIKs.

st. Johnss lodge. tonight. Regular
meeting.
The city round has been moved
from North Seattle 10 3 more con-
vcnient place, d. X. Bakers yard. ~
the corner az south Fifth street and
Yesier avenue.
United States Steamboat inspectors
Bryant and Buliene yesterday in
specfed the Masfick and Angeles In
Seattle hafbor. and in the afternoon
proceeded to Tacoma and inspected
the Faiyhayen.
paske l. Lacy, al Portland. have
brought suit In the district court
against Sheriff Actsraw 70 recover
possession OF the salmon Bay shingie-
mill. which was attached several days
ago. or its value. $1,000, in money,
and $50 damages
Recently a citizen Of MosSy Rock,
Lewis county. wrcte to Gwin Hicks,
deputy collector 81 snt<rrAi revenue,
TO the effect that merchant ct that
city was selling liquor without = u
oensc. and was also disposing Of stimu-
isnts 10 Indians The matter has
been referred 70 the United State mar
shM who viii look into t.
Edward q. Ricksrson win sell today
bv public auction At II .. n., sharp,
Al his rooms. $40 Commercial street
oranges, lemons, cherries, apricots.
bananas. eocoAnuss. Tooshsrrsss. dates
figs. onions, also one first class
pheton. saSsei for single or denbss
harness. Edward G.. Hickerton. Anc.
t{oncer.
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4 znee<zng a. the uannhern Il -
cfty coanc1l. ChAmher q cpxnmerce
and Board u Trace wss hesd lnsk epen-
fnR II ~ o<nce a. Chasses Il Eittfn-
~ fox - purpose = arranging for
TIE celetrzkinn 81 the F0arth a. July.
1heEe uas = large atseud1ncs aud
noeh intezext Ms manifested Il lie
c6leAx1ticn.
On notion q Ge0xxe B. Atlair.
lxyok Rokerf Moran wns selected for|
chairman The chairman stated that
Tie object * the Hseetinx wss % ar
range for 4 fttinE eelebraticn at he
naEicnai holiday. snd that be wss
re&dy 70 heax discussion at the sub
ject
9. II. K1ttinxsr ms On mosion
elected aecretaxs.
Ex-Gcvtvnor r. Ferry. IA oss3<r to
bring Tie naatt<f hexore TIE mee<inx.
moved that Il BE the sense al the
meeting that Seattle celehraae the
Fourth Of July II patriotic. iitting
ard spprcpfiats manner The motion
was recorded ~ Mr.. Adsir and was
carried unanimously.
Mr.. Adais moved that the chairman
select I Committee az seven on general
Arrangements; that said COMMITTEES
select suitable Suh-eom ni&fees from ita
own membership and from arnOanR the
citizens generally, the result oil their
lnbors 70 BE- reported to meeting To
Be held on Friday evening next
Carried.
Chairman Moran appointed a. M.
Bro0kex. u r. kie*x. e. r. Ferry. q.
II. KittlnScf. Z. Miller. A. ID. Stewart
and Joseph Green Is such commiftee.
On motion If Bailey Gatxert COM
pit1ke cit three consisting Of b. CAT
Eert, A. n Brookes aud e. Lobe Was
appointed to AssisG - =>cou1,ts Of last
years celebrafion 81 the Fourth Of
July.
Secretary Kittineer asked what sort
Of celebration Seattle was going to
indulge IN this time: was Il to Be on .
large or : small sc2lef IL had been
the custom to let Seattle celebrate one
year. Tacoma the NEXT ana Port
Townsend third. This year the latter
place was 10 have big celebration.
and he wanted 70 know whether the
Seattle celebration wss 20 he to enter
tain those who did not or could not 20
TO PORT Townsend, or Vas f<s Be so
large that no one would care 70 60 70
the latter place.
Nearly every gentleman in the room
remarked sotfo Toce that be wanted 1
big ceiebratiou, and 50 it was evident
that eli wanted . big. dlsi-fashioned
cpfebra&5ay1 ~ <ka E<.. ~ az 4rx3s< rNsfk
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SUBJECTS or INQUIRY.


N At KNOWN CfJlxkHH &fkAk
~ rus COMMISSIONS.
"a ~ acquainted with Senators
~. Haie. Allison and Doiph,r said
1e6ge Orange Jacohs, who was found
~ ealce BY . reporter yesterday.
In Was delegate 10 congress
np0 Washington in 1875 20 Messrs.
AceS and Hale were leading mem
oere n The House and we're hooked on
- 10 leaders oi che Republican party
Mere. Senator Hoar IL calm, seiafe
nAn d great ability, and Is The
poenessos Of accurate and extensive
knowledge. Senator Hale Is noted for
BE knowledge Of parliamentary Law.
10 y veil vetsed in the workings of
We government and It's uilicers. In
9uqttion u this he has sn extensive
kn9xlesige u commercial questions
md especially OF those growing oEt Of
M iorstEn relations. Among these
q course - The ntnchsmoosed flslssries
Qucstien.
II consider that II would be very
important for the citizens of Washing
IN Territory and Of the racifie coast
10 These gentlemen uf the Senatorial
Gom1slttee % understand the interests
snat This governments has Is asserting
supremacy os4r the Behring sea and
- ~ the imtoFtAnt Interests connected
oereNatn. would zsy this. Is the
tenxe Of the Alaska Commercial Com
any soon expires Il would be well for
1exe Gentlemen. bescre any lease is
seheNed or a new lease given TO
e1n3her company. Ia understand fully
IL situation Of affairs a they have
eeen conducted by the Alaska Com
mervial Company. They should also
erasfasr the rights and privileges 81
American ciflsens ia that inelosss. sea.
Ne other company ought 20 be
gwen the power thai this Company has
exercised ia Alaska ia the past. The
eoassF0ctioss gsvsn by thai company
- rs iesse has hesn virtsaa ex.
cfnsscn of ali other American eitixens
Hom that sea. 1t Is. - say the least,
avery doubtful pelisy Cor TIE govern
meat to virtually surrender rs Sow
sfesgfstty 10 scssisess corporation.
ha - and regulations ia regard % the
-. Fisheries can BE - readily made
end ss ssseetaaIiy enferced b. the OH
err CT fae government ~ ~ cor
crSnon. zfsd. | shsEk. more ~. The
tasz 81 granting In s.leh matters AK
cfasise and absolute powers 10 : cor
pofasson Il IN e0ntifct With the genias
g our government and ought not 10
- Tolerated. Open this sea. | say a.
Al American eltisxus. Give thesa
epaatss az sixhs, ban make them ali
subject ~ ssseh regulations aud rules
- msy ec prescribed by the govern
ui<ns
sesise Jacobs expressed himself as
toalsxs IN regard IA the relation 90 the
SsnaAisan Tasissc railroad "a this see-
0on and TIA rulinr Of the interstate
ooannasssson thai ia had jurisdiction
oysr ierssgn railroad when il teok
Euaes from ere city in she United
ctstss ard delivered them 10 another /.
usasr things t<issx equal an Anseri.
80 firm dictate IL rssrsctssm viii
keooasiy rafrensxe IN American line
g transportation. bat II snch lire i
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Letter From Capt. Renton.


Iha following letter = ssl{-exrlana-
tory.
Poxr B1Akx1xx NM Co. Naxr-
rAcrrRKkx or GsAxs SAwx LuA~
SEE AND SIR SrAks. vES11kS
DfxEEKSEn ANn ADVANCES
MAIDS SAx fRxxclxco An
DRESS RESraz* HoINEs . Co..
PrKE 5. SrxvRx STREET,.
PoxT BrAExLKy. w. r..
May &c. 1850
Mexsrx. Crawford Il Conoser. Sc
attic. W.. Ttfes<S<mxss. / suppose
you were not less disappointed than
vas the general public, because of the
necessity Tor postponsng the FIRST sale
Of lots ii Renton addition. II appears.
however. that the clearing has finally
been completed. - have Just ~
ceired your letter acknowledging the
receipt ct nay check for tie payment
Of tie contractor in fun. and Mesxrx
EcurTy & Owens have written me that
the plat Il finished and that the stalk
Ing Of the lnss viii be completed in q
few DAYS. Consequently can see no
necessity for further delay and ron
are It liberty To SO ahead with the sale
Of the first hundred lots. shall not
of7er any more this season. after these
are sold. and do not anticipate that
these viii remain on your hands any
length Of time, judging from the
number Of applications for lots which
have been made to me. have. az
course, referred everyone 10 you Is
my agents Yours truly,
pxu p
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A SMOOTH YOUNG HAN.
he 10 Brsseht frea Tacoma on {
CAarge ~ Geana Larceny.

ne ~ xI0 20IOt88 u -
Charge ~ Gsand Larceny.
y. y. Davis. . smooth-Iooking.
smooth-talking. and smoothly dressed
young man Was brought over from
Tacoma last night and turned over to
the police on . charge Of grsnd lar
eeny. upon . warrant sworn out in
Justice Rsvsrs' court by J. w.
Nickum-
Niekuns. who viii be remembered IS
the Wilhelm partner OF r. c. Reel.
efstwhiIe confidence broker OF So
attic. says that Davis has rohbed him
of valuahies 20 the value 1T
$500. His story Is that On Mon
day Davis catered bis tNiekumssl
rooms in house somewhere
on Cherry street near Fifth. and car
ried away several pawn-tiekets which
were the all that be had 20 show for
the foiiosjng lewelry, which he had
deposited with his uncle Tor safe
Keeping and cash consideration OF
ST.: oas diamond horseshoe. ose
diamond ring. ore diamond iockef,
and one wAfch-eh2fn egnbeilished vita
sandry IS and 81 gold pieces. This
iesesry. NIckun says. belongs jointly
90 aimseH and mother, who lives IA
Portland When he missed the pawn
tickets. for some reason or other. he
suspected that Davis had stolen them.
and speor3ingsy had him Watched
Davis vert 10 Tacoma On Tuesday
ard yesterday sent the pawa tickets
tp Seattle by express with rnonev 20
redeem the ieWeiry. Then Nirkuns
notified Chies Rutfer6eld and hsS hsna
telegraph to Chief Chesney 81 Ia
coma TO arrest Davis whsn Ne called
sx the express o<fses for package.
Abous clock ia the afternoon CnNsi
HufterseId received = dispatch stating
that Davis Was under arrest. and be
thea autographed 10 have him hycnEht
over on tie night naak. Accordingly
Captain Duh<id. of Tacoma hroarhi
Davis over lAst night He h1d <Ss6 30
. god watch ard : bunals Of papers
In his pockets. bat none Of No xt&lIeu
prsspxfty MS soupd en- his rerxoa-
Davis refused ~ talk further saAr IL
say that he can cie4r him&e9f and
make Eickum -svery ired" ueen The
c. - brnokht into court
Cons1Ahke Ihoxntea took Davis izstc
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LIVES OF rHE SENATORS.
nsesRArarcAl sxkTrHks or THE stEx
nxxs on rgx COMMITTEE.

nsssarArurcAl SKETCHES or sHx HIM.
nxxs ON THE COMMITTEES.
Hon. Georrs Fristie Hoar was born
in Concord. Mas, fSs6. ard IS there
fore g years Of age. he was educated
Al Concord academy aud a. Harvard,
where he graduated in 1858. He also
graduated In the law school af Harvard.
His political life began with his eiee-
ton 20 the Massachusetts, legislature
ia Isa2. In I~D he was elected 60 con-
gress where he served Tor eight conssc-
usive years, until fss7- He was then
elected 10 the JnEtes States Senate and
reelected In lSss He was delegate 60
the Republican national cosavef-
tons tao tunes IN successor
in ls-6 and ssSs. and was member Of
the electoral college in the latter year.
lie holds prominent positions IN sew
esal societies ard Institutions. VII.
hans aaa Mary. Amherst. Yale and
Harvard conferred the degree OF
IL. n. upon bim. He Is said to be
much interested in the Alaskan qssss-
ton.
sAngs sAwKxScx fuea.
Senator pagh Is six years older
than Senator Hear. be heins O. years.
lie Is designated tsessmes AZ the deep
voiced pem0crat OF Alabama He
Was bora in Georgia and graduated AZ
Harvard. in the year lSS2 at - years
Of age, ssnGissa las ana MAS admitted
10 the barr presidential sasctuT in
ISIS ard lSs6. elected - congress.
serving from ike 70 1s6s when be re-
tired on the secession of his state
served In the Confederate congress
from l$S - iSS. also - =
private IN the Confederate army presf-
dealt os she Alsh2nna ssase convention
in lS-4; msmbev ct the constitutional
convention In tszA And a presidential
e3ecfor IN fsSss lie wss eaectssA a
United States senator fruns Alabama
for the terms ending IN ISIS. ~ fssi :
ssraury and ne elected for tho terra
sssting March 3, tsssi.
sasxrn sexrex roLra-
Senator ppspA Is . nativs u Temp.
ksnx county. n. Y. being hcysa tkers
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wHxRkks. Memorial dag has been set
npsrf l,y law q = day for peypesnafing the
memory Of those who gave their lives that
the nation might 1--we. knd 10 keep s1ive
the s3yfs1x Of petriotIsu which shaved
itself during the dark Gays Of the rebellion,
and for no other purpose; therefore. he it
Resa{red, By tbs Uoion Veteran Club Of
Seattle that We view with regret the grow
Ing tendency % make IL Z day Of pleasure
and ftcfeattcu. thereby fostering . spirit
OF fougefiuln<ss Of and Z disresp<ct for the
nemszy Of oar nations heroic dead, and :
dfsFe&eEd for tie feelings 81 their ccmrndes
yet living.
ReAsfsed, That We call upon all citizens
and the press Of tie country 70 discourage
sH attempts 70 make the day Other than
that Tor which II was iDst.tufed.
Rcaole<d. That copy OF these resolutions
Be given 70 tha press for publication.
Uxfoz yETKRAN CEuB.
By its committee.
RoxwExL scorT,
y. II. Hanson.
J. H. KfNxEAE,
l. j. LCHIExnKRG,
yoHN E. Horn.
Lace curtains. : splendid assortment.
splesdid valneA Nets = low - 5e . yard.
Chester Cieary.
New crefonek Cheeter CIeary.
f1a - akex 4
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PKRssINAL.-

Mr.. M. ID. Smith, anditor 81 spokane
county. accompanied hy his wffc, is -
the Occidental They VIII start home
ward today.
Mrs. Colonel W. III. III. Waters, Of
Salem. Or. has arrived IN the ctr.
and viii Re the guest Of Mrs. 7. Ill.
Cam, 80 Ninth street. for meath.
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Oregon ID oue u The mnst productive
states In the Unfon- Isa veat mineral re-
gions capsain god. silver. copper. iron ard
coal lie immense tn u OF grazing lands
support thousands Of cattle and shecp. and
IN extensive agricultural regions produce
acre being. In scme Instances. the s1rzest
IN the world Among the useful and val
nAhlc products Of the Web Feet state may
be mentioned Oregon Kidrey Tea, which
has proved boon to thousands afflicted
with pain I'm The bsek ana kidney difh-
silica spd neyer falls Sold By stewart 4
Hoilaes Drug Co
Jersey jackets. Chester Ci<ary.
The srowth of business in Scatxie Is vel
illustrated ~ The phenomenal snceexs q
the fAeifsc Carpet Company. A the present
tine oSfy fve mrzshx since theF opened 81
No. f.gzl Front street. their sales hare In
creased To such IA extent that they are
compelled TO seck larger quarters. On fh<
cu'a pietsuu OF the Hntyoke brick. TIE
Pacific Carpet Company viii ocsupy thz
rrss swn as48rS saxIis, vita entrances On
Frusss ard spring streets. zee thcsr clear.
zsarc sale I'D. in another eozur.n-
fo<ssrss gloves. XXX quality. M&nufac.
fzred hy Foster. PAul 4 Co. New ick Chez
ser Clear.
lpwess rsses 70 Missouri river sssi points
Esss. q uaioa Pacific railway otkee. i15
fesieT avenEe-
Take tire new rause TO &c Easf. via The
orrxnn Short Ix3e and uasou PecaEcs eG4cc
q LIS Texzes avenue
Nsw silk hosiery. Chez<er Gleary.
View ssSx esuses. Chester cieAzF.
New n.sts- Chester csesyy-
silks. CREST sA1u<4. EAssfer C5S4yys
ir. &c. Sc. r.. SC. G., Il. - -. lie, lie. II,
5sc. iSrs IS. sses isr. sSc. isc- .ec. 4 BIC -
% xmnrns4ezfss p1<ta Eoutle ~ tie nale-
Ch<eFcr c5eaxy.
80 hid eiose2 Chester cseary-
80 ard sc hid RzossA chxsf<T Cseary-
Purrhsse ycur ssek<sx Essf e she Orerpu
shn<t Line SD pnssa Rseske s1zce- Ia
Ne<zex aFeEue-
New hosiery srd rrcsrsear. Chester
cleaxy.
Ae~ney r. CKxTEMERI<c ksd gloves
ne = sos 5zss IN. Chester Ezenry.
Special drives IN sA1e ezxtn1ns C3esry
TEA cxas enaeeEde7sd Aan6kershi<fa
gfsNKy.
xwsytn ua8<-wser--cnrso r enxneu<a -
srs1eudsktly frtm4rs3- CSest<r C5<axy.
r Ecss~m<ss q CO = Nd xsevek Jnss In
cheMer cfea<y-
N~w hsssxy. Cnssexr giesrT-
E~~sss~sr. CheSs~ rs~Avy.
lrta IN ~ fifrkera t,sxfnrir
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pOWNfAfl. OF CARPEIs.I

RcxourY tapestries are now offered u
Sic per yasd. Remember this m<sun thai
the celshrafed Roxbury Brussels ara re-
duc<d IRON u 10 ID Sc We ere going Ses
the carpet ua<1s 81 The city In our special
no s;es I. Furnishing new buildings
We guarantee the keks cutting and lar
ing OF carpets IN the civ.
TOBIAS. 6INcKaxAs Il Co.
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Sold At AucrIox.--The stock, tx
lures, furniture. accounts. business.
name and good will of the late Moore
Medical Company were sold at public
auction yesterday BIZ ThosEas r. Lit
tell. the assignee, for the benefit Of the
creditors. The entire business was
hid in By w. Van Waters. member
81 the old company, for $3.50. I: Is
the intention Of Mr.. Van Waters to
reiuvnate the company and to engage
extensively in the manufacture Of
Moore's revealed remedy.
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b 20 brass bands az aaction xaI<s.
The nrss Who come On luna S Vii
hare he FIRST choice * scaectionx
The property = TOO wtn known 70
repairs coxament from u. II covers
the slightly Level plateau On tbs
summit 81 ths secend hin On Madison
street. the view embracing the city.
West Seattle. the harhcr. he Olympic
Lake Washington. he
Cascades. Mount Rainier. Mount
Hood and Mount Baker.
There il not IA Imperfect lst in lie
addition. nor enc without view
A. exss.eiss u ~ sss<szi- street. rs,,usy
u ssw sslss surveyed - FTssrt street -
~ isks 81 = 1851 s>apssy, keAl<1 ~
NJ Aasrt<sa rrsst esnpssy 81 Bsstss. -
incorporated isst wssk = hsll1 . esh,s rsaa
sst Ms1issa strsss. BstA e sAese rsaas
rsn tArsssh IL wAsls isagSA & ~ as1i-
tise. - y ar est1nstisa utsl treble tAs
ssl,s u - ists u siss NJ
The Renton addition i The cream al
property On Madison stseet--hy al
odds the finest shoroaehfAre and drive
in The city, The addition vii Be- he
Beacon hill at Seattle and everyone
recognises he fac*.
Every purchaser VIII b furnished
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Go0fl Blocks and half blocks In Nclsil.
VAVV vrEs First addition az 100 a LOT.
GQ0n single acres in Days Acn Gar
VVVV denx moth Of Lake Unions
G60n--some Of the choicest los in
eRS1-Lsts In Halps Addstion, sdjoin-
YV0V ms Rsntou Addition.
&7k0-rcsr lots In yssssr's supple.
VsOU mental addition.
E761-Iots on Depot strcrs, near ia in
- w tersection with Broadway. Their
afford magnificent view which can never
be oh~tFucted. and ara cleared ready for
bcsidink.
N,160 Scus. 90 sous aaa q @r ;sssssa
street. near the lake.
s., 200 double Conner on sss ai'l
l,zUO he ls 4 1- ''''s'' 's-'
~ oEfA-fnes On Mxin ana wasA-
X4s1oV inetou sfrsets between
Twelth and rousteensh, q 80 - u.tA
81 .5OO-Ios on Eleventh. neAr sssv-
81 g0n- vcur-roon hoass and ane.
"a INV dkhtly lot Eeaf Lake Union.
on TIE eleeksic cns Inc.
sOUU ne corner a. vicfoey, ID
oanen Anne Town. n no enrh- AuofAes
lot In Queen AuDe Town for t1.1o0
90 nm Two and one.hAlf acres north
VA,VVU Of oneen Anne Tom.
90 1f,fl soshvsss corner Eighth ana
% 6n0-ruH ies on the aeutA stds
00yOVV of Columhis stree<. near
90 6flfl--Desirzsas Ios On Main. below
90 6flfT.o new hard-nni.hsd. veil
washington ssssss ner rvsista; 80
90 S0n = Double corner. one block
Y1se0V trom NH stseeS
90 of1fl--1os and hvs.room house On
YASOVV Lombard street., rleAz 5okn-
90 flfAfl-- Blocks ~ and =. Arssnxton
VOSVVV Heights addition, ~ goe
90 Q00-Peur io<s cerner ox R0ll.a
VO,AVO and John stsp<xa
90 0f10-Thrse loss. noyshz<s< cczner
VOs Twelfth and Weller.
90 qGn-Los on east s<se Al Seventh,
|VFseOV be<wcsn Union and Unxvex.
EA-
~ nn0-fos sssd esxhtroons hard an
01YUUU ished ho1ss On King. neAz
Tesla
II flflfl Good hoass sna we los,
Howsik
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PARAso,s, rARAsoIsl

A great assortment. long handles, short
pr.ces &re right: 5nst In Chester CieAry.
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sncnley-
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