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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10

ladies' save money In household linen
By calling az the Sau Francisco store early
In the week. Don't pat it Oft II you have
10 commit the baby To the care OF the
watch dog while soa are examining our
goods. The dog viii protect the baby
from violence and We wtlI protect YOU from
high prices e. other stores. Tokias, singer
uaan & Co.
Fifty cent ohemises, handsomely
trimmed chester C3eary
The Pacific Coast Detective Ageney has
sec ufcd splendid fffiess III the Union block
an g = prepared GO handle detective work
IA all NJ It's various branches LgcAs &
CIAJeHToS.
Seventy -aya-eeai High, gowns: hand
saulely tEsiaEeed with snbroide-s ches-
ter Gieasy.
Hilloa. Charlie, where did sou set
that suit BE- seye. you're stanuer.
Wei, yon pet igot II from Toklss. singer
mSn K CO.
New silk lussses aud sioiiians, chester
Cieary.
Positively the cheapest lot IN the city,
my ESQ lot on Iiil-ssneet cable Iine in Yes.
ieFs first addition, ssixi2s. George Dorfsel.
Commercial street
Tsneens eorsess; small sIkshes;er
Carpet remnants in tapestries. body
Brussels and insrasns All grades offered
Al reduction of 50 per cent Tokias.
-tngcrmaa & Co.
Sale of remnants. Chester CleAry
Geo. W. Elliott. Elleusbargh, ". r.
makes specially OF front foot business
rroyerty aud controls she most valued.
EllcnsAargh sational,
Esnhroideries- Chester Cieary.
We are fha sole agents in seattle for the
Dunlap hist If others sell them. they
must get them from n middle maT. save
the pFefi made b. The latter Dy calling Oh
Tukias. singerzaAn s ca.
Drives liz dress goods. Chester Cseary.
The scsnerx in and about Lake washing
ton is s. beautiful 81 any tn ihe a0rld. aud
can be feIlg enjoyed on ssosrd the steamer
htTkfaad ga s4Axe Washington.
Tea ecni nne-eAeek aaiasoak Chester
Caesss,
The very hsst naxss Ia eoasess ere Row
esfefes st very large reductions ~ T0k as
StnEcrmaa & 20
Fifty ceat ssIuea sirs,a Sc alma. al wool
Caesar Eieaxy.
sseaEaer Kirkland viii make her usual
saadsF ezeursfoa trips sr,aBG the L&Se.
sale ~ liable iin2ns. chester cieary.
10 yea want fine uaGsiln underwear
cheap Then cal on TekAas. Slngersaan
& Co
New 40 E,oyes. chester eieAry
ii. wilcox, casa grocer 2ls soasa second
street.
New slpscss chester 0iesTy.
Bargains ia caiiarea's FreHeh ribbed
hose. Al sites. this wesk At T0ki&s, singer
Ensn * Cos
New goods daily arrisiag. Chester
LieaTy.
A large Mna 81 JaTsacxe silk curtains
xzzSisis a. red a. rae ~Su FTa{sefsz-st srSsrr
EmAeoide sale. Ckestsr ca. ar.
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TINY WANT a STEAMER.
Residents Along the Noaksaek with
out Means ssf Tragisc

since The sinking az the steamer Noak-
sack IN che Soeksack river. some weeks
since. The merchants 81 l4ypsien and Fertl-
dale have been practically without auy
means al traffic with the nonih Of the
river AID seattle. aud the consequence is
that freight consigned 10 and from there IS
in lstatsniahle shape. one merchant has
stss0 wexih 81 goods iyinK az sShone
awaiting transportation, and Others have
lesser amounts At i.yndeB ard Fernssaie
q great smoaut OF produce is rendered
slulost uaeieSS by the lack OF Transports
fi@n facilities.
II Is claimed that the owner OF the
Eslits. which plies on the Nooksack, hiss
takeu advantage 81 she aeseRce es rival.
and has placed fright cna1ges So high n
10 he almost prohfbise-y.
The bssness meu of Feruiale AID Iyu-
den have sent word So she Posi-, ISrELlE-
sENeER. asking chat tie attention q: the
BEARD al Trade 81 this efiy be called 10
their pressing want, Assd urging upssn them
10 take immediate measures IA supply IT,
T. Il. hassley, ri Lsnfiea. ~ y. C. Rogers,
AT Fcrndiils. can te 8mmnaieatea with
E.aeardiHs. the MISTER
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BaEyIrIEs.

several wosknen weee Yesterday ar
Gagged Ia rssagating tue Pacific Crssl
steamship sstnpany's e'sice o. the Ocean
deck
There viii De meeting Of the trustees
OF the Wnmsn's Home On Tuesday aexs al
" G. 4. L. noams 4 fan sttenGanee Is
requested
Auditor Weed has issued sseense 70 wed
fer John Gogigs aud Carrie FIuasn os
seattle. aud Patrick Caanahan aad Kate
{. Iarsiy % King county,
A mems song AMI gyspei service viii be
held IN the \. ". q. A. hall, liei Front
street. to-day At r N. M. Noel jacks:
the meeting. Young men are especially
Invited.
The Gilman smallpox pest house bill was
the subject Of consideration NJ the session
Of the board 81 county commissioners
yesterday. The hill was nnally reduced
from sis6a 50 To ssao. al watch figure IL viii
likely ee passed.
rhe Farmers Insurance Company of
seattle aied supplemental articles 20 f.r-
rect CLERICAL error IN the uTfgfaai articles
hled Deem Der 81, is>S, wherein the time
az holding tass annual meeting was Axed
for brcefahsF I, lsss. Instead 81 3HDe /.
is IS iatesdcd.
The beard 81 County commissioners has
dikaisowesl the bills 81 DvS. Nesch and
Shoemaker. oE Gilman. fer $50 each. for
ATTENDANCE GA the Boaala family, Sn the
9Th ard sFh Of January sog the reason that
TIE family j. net q eoanis charge
The faseFal OF Alfred EAcfersen. Inc nan
n ise sssddcaly dice sn the NAaSa restaurant
oEi friday night. will take place fSsses the
anderiakiug establishment 81 saogsy / 20.
81 - O'Clock this afteEaeon Rev. sass z.
0iSndef, u tAe swedish Methodist enuFcIf.
81 ees9uaf tie sSfN tcsx. Tee ta;afinsrf
VIII q raStS ia the Aasssatc ceFuetefY.
Inc stufus B. Need pow IA TIE hArh0r.
aNs tsyu chartered ~ sske eeSi "a Sau
frsnc3r,sa bs the Svsffls Coal s lr0a gesa
pSny, TAe ;Ste i said - Is = 20 per sea.
For fear wes Is \ prostitute hs the nauaa
of Minnie S0ig has eSsn lying s4eG and
szssyssale = ssasii shsnis 0n Sosth 9hifst
street. She Mas ordered tssaa nait1e,4 e. the
ee9aty JAIL y Commissioner Allen yssser
day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10
Is COLLECTOR cuuIoa aisnr
The Legality af Bss Recent Raiing
to nc Tested.

The fact thai Cssjeef0s 81 customs Leslie
Call0za rss'ensl3 haed tie ealssiss of Eve
vessels sssa eaea fer saasEms ~ aszpBSy
lights whsa KacheEVS so saspTes II The
harhor has caused . fgesi q a of discus
sioE Pre- KaS con IL ua&rsHEe eisefss.
Yesterday Captain = ! AzvShsa xnsessesl
htms.E ~ f1iiCws "a regard ~ TIE y after
rRafa "a. OF sesticn AK. ~ fhe Uuised
>sasss Revised sgasut9s. 81 plies @Sasy TO
sailing vessels king a. anchor ia 3
hsrhaE ~ stream. The yu}e eosas~ss sHeh
vessels u carry HSAt 81 least tao feet
atSsve fa.s deck. which must he psaiaiy
yiSshle. Ne.hsns = sid ia the RUE aAaat
vessels " sish are izls0reSf alongside ar sltss
CO 81 sls&sf et lneafee iB slip. This
rite Eslaimly does uas sppsv IA Fae sasss q
those u hi uere reezntis aeeas Tor the Eeg-
sen thai their vessels we're lying alongside
the fisentnt decks
"Rute Il Ia fhe same seesica apples 10
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c2zaz nn6 cysssr barxss ga 81 azs erxzf
unsSafr rroy&Zsed II rxrs ~ kzsrse pssHx
g. ~ farrrxk - sets so1rsi that .Aexi
tzFf are usoeztss or &Eehcred 81 O. zseas.
fax1ars3 &C fziI-uaF snzr ksan slxp,4y one
g Tssc EkzIsS lights where kh@s stall De
pakiuiF viAhss ssoTe fhe aerk. This
EsssE< rae zxas prsssxss1F gotten m for
Canal ssssxss~ where ass 81 So 9f skern are
lysng alon xszsss OF each ssfss-, ard y4nsSfbsy
tie ossFs iste ozsss " IN she fzi-wsy nr rhsn-
Z
7ae ezrsfssss fined IS Collector ca Efszs
want 20 knew syv What ecnEsyuexSca OK me
s<&sEszs these hszcs hare beea imposed As
shelr vessels gsre all lying the wharf at
TIE Tine The ufense they we're axesz sur IA
alleged 70 h4ye been committed IEesr
ssEcs-s we're nof awAre that they were In
Ally manner brsskinx the sgstuse. znr 6id
tnsy krso~ unfsi thcg we're s0:s Eel by she
eesleetur ct cex11nx thzs they had been
nEea under szEs II Under these elrrEra-
sfsnfex see captains propose 80 test ri4
iszHtssy Of tbs ssssles*prx ruling
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10
ANY sEmExrS.

B<ssTos CoaEpY company The Boston
Comedy Company appears in this city al
Frye's opera house Thursday, Friday and,
Saturday nights The first night the greaf
comedy Solomon isaacs'' viii be pre-
scented. OF this an exchange says:
The Boston Comedy Company presented
solomon Isaaes last night. icing a diver
sion from the order OF plays presented In
The carrier part OF tie week. There is
fund of amusemens IN the play that .sas
evidently gTeafig appreciated from the
manifestations CT delight that were fire.
auerlftv oxhihsfat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10
PASSENGERS LISTS.

Oregon and califernia-Passed Mesffora
II A. TaussIg, J. D. westbrook, wife and
daughter, A. l. Sproule, H. Fuchs. Z. G.
Holman ard wife, +. Reuht. A. 81. Hafnil.
ton, W. Z. Bronson and wife. H. T. Lewis
aud wife, Miss Houston, Henry Steel. Mrs.
D. w. Crowley. B. Mercer, r.. A bingham,
Miss castens, G.. j. winke aud wife. r. A.
Rogers. NJ T. BIakeiy, A. h. Savage, Vim.
Miller, Jas. cloukman, W. r. Ash. and 50
s..<erld.elaxx
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40 MORE ROYALTIES.
The Pzfeat fn Cable Railway Con-
dnffx Set side.


dnIfs Set Side.
Mr.. = H. fsrifsfh, Of rhe seattle Electric
Railway fsmsany. returned on Friday
n3ghs from ysssr 10 Sas Francisco. where
be has been ON business connected with
his corporation The nature OF the bssss-
ness Is not ripe yet for disclosure TO the
public While In san Francisco Mr. Grit.
Efn learned that 3 suit had been decided
against the Hallidie patent on me conduit
cable railway patent
Tbs point In the SUIT was this. II seems
that Hallidie used the conduit cable SIS
tenn Tor two years before he applied for q
patent There IL Law which
declares that any device which
has been IN general use for two years can
not be patented. On this point the patent
Was set aside This viii do AWAY with the
further payment OF royalties on the part OF
those who IN the future build these public
convenience The royalties come high
In Seattle, for instance, $4,000 was paid to
the owners Of the conduit cable railway
patent for the simple privilege of using
this invention With shis enormous tax
removed from cable railways more win be
bulk than ever in seattle and elsewhere,
aud an Incubus Twin be taken from the
shoulders OF enterprises OF this sort which
cannot l'at result adsantsgeously 10 them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10

Not one person In City arrives nj the age
of forty. who IS not tronhied with Kidney
or urinary complaints In some form. TO
those afflicted with pain in the bark. non
retention Of urine, nervous debility, pain
fnl or suppressed fnenstsuation, we eau
Offer remedy thai has been In constant
use over twenty years, Oregon Kidney Tea
This preparation has done more for suffer
ing humanity than any oths' medicine IN
tho market sold By Stewart 4 Holmes
Drug Co. wholesale sgeats
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10

Aorsx RrESED.-Iniisn HAIRY, Fort
Madisoa fisherman. who has besn Ia sess-
lie toe past Eeek zttxnding csaurs as q w.s,
ness before The grznd srrv. rssresvsss vrg,rx,
yesterday morning THAI his hossSe AZ Port
Ns<slsoa and all IFS eou.enss- intending 4
seine Soz wAseh he bad paid N.ao. hass heen
dessroFed By srs since he teff home
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10

HILLARY C0ScEET-Thc Y. u. G. A.
have abous-arranged al The details fos the
lullaby concert II win take place at
FIye's opera house On "Wednesday February
%. As the iesdffg amateurs OF the city
viii take mart an excellent entertainment
il assured
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10

A grand total for she week Of. 81, 200
We have some choice 50xIZa $500 lots left,
all remaining Of which Will be raised to
$500 on Friday. the 18th; also, three lots on
the cable sc sseo which will BE- raised 10
1900 at the same time.
You can certainly make a sure profit
and quick turn on any of this property
visit Ils at once. Rsmember these lots lay
on and within 100 feet of the cable road.
and overlooking Lake washington's mag
niticenf scenery
BoMAN < ROCHESTER,.
Rooms s. q, 7 and & Koru Rleck.
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ISDEsrryrrx OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ssoAl
family, RESIDING On sixth street between
Inson and University streets, is in assrs-
sufe circumstances. TAe father hiss had
the drurSy In bad feru for sorne time
past and consequently has been razhle 70
60 ANYTHING for the support If his family.
sons q called % this family
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Rack 70 sEATTLE---Is Is understood On
good authority that Nj. u. v. n stacy.
formerly one Of Sesfsle's real estate mea.
viii shortly rettirn ~ this city and resume
MS old baszness. in ISIS Mr.. stacy had
the reputation of being the most eufer-
pristnz real estate dealer in she whole
SQUAD eeuutry.
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no nMNERs nr NEsssIs

The California Insurance Company OF
san Francisco Is prepared 90 insure tugs
and other vessels at lower rates and uposl
better conditions than heretofore Before
tnsuriDg with any other company or re-
newing your present policies, call upon
TAYLOR d RpRSg Agenfx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10
LADIES and CHILDREN'S HOSE

At 25cLades' underwear Worth
ovcstsan
At 2c-Ladcs' fancy striped hose Worth
full
hose
At i5e-Boys half
Muslin Big Bargains.
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SEATTLE. LAKE SHORE & EASTERN
RAILWAY SUNDAY sUBUR-
RAN FrRsiN@

Commencing Sunday, February 10, 1859,
suburban trains viii leave depot, Foote'S
Columbia street. nj the usual hours except
the 6 80 a. m. train as per time schedule
First train leaves At $50 a. M. connecting
With steamer for Lake WASHINGTON points
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10

II sea ase teFTuUs q. irritable. feel Ian
geld. dssIarzsSd. or II Nssa have siok bead
ache, saslow eeta psexioa. OF eESeussXe
breath. { IN ynlir liver IS oEs - order and
needs asstssEE. pr. HsHscs'S pzGae3iea
Tes4ie Restores the liver se healthy aNss0a
ard solaSs az the SnttFx system. sold hy
stewart i Holmes Drug Co. Wholesale
sxentS
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CORSE1'S and BUSTLES.
sustles for all from SC upwards.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.

Worth
wool shirts Worth ~
o5cMens halthose Worth
r. Jaegers 9anttoU
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SEATTLE. LAKE SHORE & EASTERN
RAILWAY REDUCED PASSENGER

Communication tickets for family use at
reduced rates, also increased facilities for
travel between seattle and suburban
points. For rates aud time card apply to
agent foot of Columbia street or 70 the un-
dersigned. W. j. JENNINGS.
O. 4 a II
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Worth $500



Trimmed exceedingly
and Wing Trimmings actually sold BELOW coST. Fest
tho truth this calling.
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AT 5c400 white Yosemite stripes
AT each-~Bah towels 2<o
per dozenLarge
At 81 pair7,1 h. 1914 white bankete }AQo
AT So pair1i heavy blankets
pair-f0
At twill blankets
coMFoRTERS $500 and upwards Elder
quilts halt price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10

No FoG.--r esserdsy snd Friday, while
the most OF the city wasenyeloped in dis
agreeable fog. the sun was shining brightly
GA The high gsoREd in the northern por-
ton Looking across tse fog bank. Mt
Rainier presented novel and charming
view. The fact that this location IL 50
fayorabiy situated has eaHse1 faueh in
guiry for building lois there. Messrs Bet
Ginger 4 AeschgEa. at ilzss MilI street. hare
10 choice lots from which 10 select.
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uowE A0Afs. The tefo has reached
here from ExiI Clfy sAas NJ, Chef Beldsag.
Mr. Charles Thompson. and the two young
lessies VITO were list IA the snow. bare
resche. thesE respective hssncf in SAFETY.
The riosenesx 20 which these foofhariy al
xeaturegs approached horrible dnaiA
viii pF0eaasls cure their desires FOR moan
tain saeizeFy. especially wbea szow j. SO
rsfensifat
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CLOTHING.

in business and working SUITS part and I'll
WOOL there 40 lines, ranging in price from 81 so
to $500.
Black dress suits strictly all wool diagonal and cork
screw worsted, sacks and getaways from Sis TO $3o
per suit.
Fine imported silkmixed suits both sacks and cufa-
ways. all wool. from $40 to S3s
A fine line of Prince Albert Goats and Vests. in|
Ccrkscrew, Piquot and Widewale for coat and iesf
S2a. so to S27.5o.
Our first nstalmcnt of spring goods has arrived ana
we can show some very handsome Spring Overcoate
and New Styles in Trousers.
Our stock is still very complete and we can show -
elegant assortment of ali kinds Of wearing apparel
Country orders promptly attended to. 0oous
exchanged. money refuidfd
Boys and Children's Suits at $3.50, $500 $3.50
and $500. No shoddy The finest bargains nov
offered in the city ii this line
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Fuzzy REcoyEgEn.--HenryH Haas. tie In
sane yoH az msn who was found Sleeping
.sa ,bs around in nude condition. Ia tas
sEAagsss, between Jackson and Nil streets,
al an early hour Tuesday rovfaiag, has
fully recovered his rehasa, AID aas re
leased from the county jail last evening
lie attributes his GeEaeatla - hard drink
ing, ard says shst he was suffering srona
aelirsHsn treraens rather than fFom insas-
~
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MEETING PosrroSxn.--A meeting % the
trustees OF the Seattle Transfer Company
scr the purpose OF tncrsAsscg the capital
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LAWNS.

AT i0c-Fine imported summer goods
At Zoe Fine imported summer goods
At 5c-Dice-check ginghaTn ....ss.
AT Toe Dice-check gingham, better quality +.
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SEARca RESEwED.--James Warren, who
recently lost a 800 pound hammer over
board at Baxtes's wharf. came 10 the con-
clusion that he mad better search for bis
lost iron. Accordingly be secured the ser.
vices OF diver and the search was re-
sumeti yesterday morning The diver.
much To the qualification OF about 100
wharf soungers, made several trips down
into the depths during the day. His efforts,
a. far ms locating the hammer is concerned,
were entirely futile. Another effort viii
probably be made 10 locate the lost ham
tner tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10

Isfs and >, blk Is, 10 III II Traveller s Geo
fots 3 and blk g, and lot l, blk II,
to Mr. Anderson. -.......... .............. 400
Lot 2, blk IL, to Duncan q. Hsra.... SEQ
Lot 8. blk II. TO John Stanley ......... $50
Lots I, 3 and 9, biz II. Ia J e Aver. 2,400
Lots ~. III and IL. ok Ii. 10 ] Gray. 100
Lots and 4. blk 10. 10 Kate T Holmes 1900
Lots and 6, blk 10. to Lyman Wood 1000
Lots ], 2. 3. 4, s. 6, 7 and II, blk S, to
W w Dodge ....................,........ 4.o00
Lots ii and II, blk ., 10 Mary Clark 1900
Lot -, blk =, 10 Len0r Hnissman.s... 500
Lot 20, blk 3, 10 II J Dayys...,.-.......... 90
Lots IL and Is, blk /, 10 w W Dodge LEO
Lot Ii, blk 1, 10 Marg Moore. ............ COO
Lots Il. I@, IL ana Ii. blk 4, TO NJ
Phillips ....................-..........,.. 1900
Lot IL, blk 3, 10 Louisa Aver .-...... 500
Lots and 2, blk ;, 10 Fannie A Bean 500
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REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY.

MOVEMENT ESPECIALLY BRISK ALONG
THE MILL AXE JACKSON STREET CABLE
ROAD - II. Z. HOLMES ADDITION
ALMOST CLOSED OFT.
sire we advertised last Sunday that al
Ip4ees in Holmes addition would be raised
on the 18th inst, we have been everrun
with customers We have made the fol-
lowing sales In this one addition alone
this,Heek
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Great Bargains in Fur Sets, Single Muffs a
MISSES. AND CHILDRENS CLOAI

n Largo Line 10 now offered. and ntten,
4 following:
/ At s2s.00--Monkey trimmed. Melton Newmarket
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Second Street.

&7 S00- Forty feet frontage on Sec
ond street. near Pike, 1850;
the cheapest property on the street.
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REMOVING THE LAND oFFIct--Aii the
goods and ehaftels of the United STATES
land Office were yesterday moved from the
Yfsier block to the rev quarters I'm the
Boston block The lowering OF the 200
pound safe froa The third starry 20 the
ground fioor Of the YeSier block was such
a sieklish ieb that the elevator hoy fer
ouce refused so ride IN the elevator. The
descent was made in safety. The new
quarters in the Boston block are both COM
fnodiens aud handsome. though located 10
ga isolated portion OF the building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10

HUNTING FOR HER BROTHERS, - Miss
Clark, young woman haiiing from Dc.
troit, Mich, arrived here on Friday night,
in search of her brother. William ID. Clark
She states that her brother who Is 10 years
Of age, left bis home. near London. Eng.
land, nearly two years ego, coming 70 Van
eouyer, b. {. she states he wtote regularly
10 her To Detroit. where she has resided for
seven years past. About six months age
he wrote telling her that he had obtained
position on one of the boats running he
tween Seattle and san Francisco. About
three months ego be ceased wssting ca
tirely, aud fearing that something had hap
pened to him she came out To make per
sanai search far him. Anyone knowing
anything about the missing man IL re-
quesfed 20 communicate with the chief ai
police.