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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17
THE IwprcrMENr AGAINST PROF. GEFFcKEN.

Berlin, Jan. 16-In accordance with command Of
Emperor william, the Ruchsanzeigor' to-day pub
Ishes the Indictment that found against Professor
Gefcken- The Indictment states that Professor
Gefcken extracted from the diary, which contained
TOO pages and which was oonfded to him By the late
Emperor Frederick In March, 1873, the portions pub
lished He bad authority to make the diary public
Emperor Frederick himself being of the opinion that
II should only be published after the lapse Of long
period after his desth. number of letters written
by Baron RogreDbsch and Professor Ccficken arc
appended 10 the Indictment Professor Gefcken's
letters marked by hostile criticism of Bismarck
and his policy. Morier is frequently mentioned, the
references to him showing that he was in the conf
dence Of the writer's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17

RoYALIsTs TO VOTE FOR BoULANGER
Paris, Jan. 18-The majority OF the Royalists have
decided to vote for General Bouanger IN the coming
election in the Seine Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17

THE ALLEGED wHTEcHApEL MURDERER.
T,ms. Jan le.-The report that the whitecbspel
murderer had been arrested here arose rom the arrest
Of an English vagabond, Alfred Grey, whose descrip
fien corresponds with that of the whitechapeI mur
assyr published In the newspapers. Grey sfli
mains In custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17
pEFIorr IN A MANAoEBs ACCOUNTS

DEFICIT IN MANAGBRs ACCOUNTS
Pttsburg Jan. 18 (speciaD flames Morton, general
manager for George 5. Lacy Co., lumber dealers,
Is defaulier. lie has been missing since Friday.
He was formerly postmaster OF Sharpsburg. The
shortage SO far discovered amounts 30 $4,000 and
the amount is growing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17
THE sARMAr1AN 70 DAYS OVERDUE

Halifax, N. s., Jan. 16.-Thero is no sign yet OF the
mail steamer sarma,an from Liverpool she Is now
twelve days out and II is thought some mishap has
befalcn her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17
POSTPONED roR coNsIpERArIoN.

Tho report after being read to the Board was
set aside for special consideration at special
meeting two weeks from YESTERDAY. The recon-
mendations were listened TO attentively and favor
ably commented on by the members after the
meeting. Many of the suggestions were thought
TO be good. but some doubt was expressed as to
the practicability OF the report as q whole.
The SUPERINTENDENT of Buildings IN report to
respecting the bad condition OF several schools
downtown The reports he said were untrue al
though the schools were old end the children
crowded in them more than in schools Of other
cities. but new BUILDINGS were TO be constxueeed
TO remedy this esSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17
FOR 4 coRpIAL MONOPOLY.

BIG BID FOR CORDIAL MONOPOLY.
Paris, Jan l6.-The Temps" says that London
nn has offered the General Of the carthussn monks Of
- czande chartrcuse the sum Of 6 100000 for q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17

COMPLIMENTARY VOTE FOR GENERAL PALMER.
Springfield H., Jan. 1G (speclaD. D.Cencral John NJ
Palmer candidate for Governor Of this state In the
last compalgn tonight received the Democratic eau
Gus nomination for the Office OF United States senstor
It s empty compliment, with no chance OF success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17

Assemblyman Creamer's rapid transl. schemo was was
severely criticised yesterday, and Il met on a 'u0'
decided opposition and active hostility
was nnco,rom,s,neIy opposed to any scheme for en-
cumberIpa broadway with an elevated railway, and
that II such was the purpose oil ASSe~'''"A"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16
SHARPER caMERoN's GAME
IL Leads to the Arrest OF Hamilton
on Complaint of NcTeigh.

u. l. Hamilton was yesterday arrested
on complaint of NJ. MeTeigh, on charge
of obtaining money under false preseuses.
The arrest grew ont Of the attempt OF one
Gameron "a sell MrTeign two lots in Bells
ihird addition for 5000, which did not be
long 70 him. A deed 10 the two lots in
question was forged in order TO defraad
MeTeigh. The fun particulars of this ST
fair were published In this paper on
N eslnesday.
Is has des elaped since the account was
published tEat Mr.. Muir sly, the notary who
acknowledged the deed, is 4 resident of
Taeoma, aaa not OF fasaliup, as was AZ
first suppressed. Mr.. Murray Is partner of
Judge Nickeesham. The preliminary ex-
animation OF Hamilton has heeR post
poneSl 50 thas Notary Public Murray may
be present and exPiala who were aresssat
" hea the deed was acknowledged sad
what reprsseu aliens were there made. IL
is thought Sae notasys testimony viii
throw Hood OF light on the fraudulent
ira saction.
IL is alleged that the right name OF the
Jgrty who tried - seii The lots io aF. Ms
fetgh IL Fraak Cannon. instead Of III. Cam
eTon. The police are still looking for Can
non. alias Cameron. aGd have hopes of
capturing bim.
fae exaGnia alton of Hamilton is looked
forward "a vita a great deal OF interest 50
Il Il anticipated that IL will show who
wsfx C@messsss'S coafcdeFaies ia the tfans-
aetIoa. Ii Is manifest that be had con
fssisfatsS WHO gave him warning so that
LIE aieG freEn the wrath Ia come.
VI. l.. HAMILTON @as seen last night aud
said that bis connection with .asSaeron
amounted 10 SIMPLY this; Il trade IA
horses and lard = great deal. ! met
Cameron Ewo az three * since, and he
Sold rce be had q couple OF lois on Third
street which be desired "a sek. ! Told
him I woasss try and dispose 81 them for
him, aud he said be woaGd give use 500 II
lsaceeesiess in doing 50. tiled. ef coarse,
ta sell she lots. This was the hesi nntDs
aud ending Of my transactions with
Cameron -
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BREyfTfEs.

Constable Morse ieit yesterday for xalia
waila With Tug Wilson. the alleged Iauf-
dereg, ia his custody.
pf. Essses investigated 3 supposed case
OF smallpox on Front street yesterday, but
found II Was nothing bug measles
Declarations Of IateHtion "a become riti.
xens we're died with tae clerk OF tue eanrt
Yesterday by Michael ~ job I and George
MHIlin, of tireas Britain aud Ireland.
A dispatch was received In thts eitg last
night aging thai the wife OF W. III. Peter,
the Insurance man. had dleG al Edlxou,
snaaVussSh eOnats, daring the DAY.
John Neich, the crazy sisawaymau, bad
\ quiet slfeHk ga yesterday. SOLITARY c1il.
fiRement in "a cell where there Is no faFns
gttFe IA break ap and coaSeri into weapons
OF 0tseuss appears - have sanitary sfTecf
upon hin.
News case from Grace hospital yeSter.
dxx "a the effect that E, MinsklnSl. Fhe
sAisaF Who received such serious iaiaries
through failing into the bold 81 the ship
ivanhec aa Aoaday might, Wit recover.
AiAsksusi is a mem beF uf che Pacific Coast
- amaais Ualog AID that society IS looking
oat Ear hlus.
owing tn the mistake "a others, Capt.
Gnesa has eds caaseatei 10 c&a Com
pany 4 - meet early en Tuesday gight,
FEB. -. aud geg tAeoaKA sish the exercises.
ia crsfes Z, give the s4sferm Rsa9 knigAtS
az Pythiss kmpla time ~ carry gut their
programme IN that night fag their ball and
hAuqset IL AsmoTy hall - advertised.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16

The Pacific Coast Detective Agency's
Offices are in the Cnion block, where they
are prepared ~ handle all work Entrusted
IA Their care. Rooms IL aud Is A. j.
Lucas & Go.
We are the sole agents In Seattle for the
Dunlap hat IL others sell them, they
must get them from middle man. save
TIE pratt made by the latter by calling on
Tokfss. Slngerman & Co.
Ask your grocer fos Star Brand California
Flour.
FSnyesnt ehemises, handsomely
trimmed. Chester Cseary.
star Brand California Flour makes the
ilghiesi and whitest bread.
Fine china tea sets Tor 50 81 " Chiiberg
& seas
Thos z. Freeman, landscape gardener.
second. bet Cedar and Cay. North Seattle.
iadIes' save money IN household linen
by calling as the san Francisco store early
iB the week. Don't psf u OF II you have
Ia commit the baby 20 the care OF the
watch dog " aile yea are examining oar
xsosis The dog win protect the hahy
from violence ana We will project YOU FROM
high prices s.; other stores. Toslas, singer
E1au & Co.
New silk lassres aaa s;eilians. Chester
CFeAry.
Beautiful decorated dinner SCI for 50 q;
y. Ehiiberg & sous.
puslsively the cheapest los in the city,
ny SS-a Eos on Miii-strest cable Tine in Yes
ler's first sst<Iifson, s0xisS George Dortsi,
Commercial street
Ten cent eorxe;s: small Sizes Chester
ClezFy-
Carr#t remnants IN tapestries, body
Reusseis and ips rains. All xgsses offered
~ a rt&aesIau OF - per cent Teklas,
SlagcrmaE 4 Ga.
sale Of remnants Chester GleSry.
Geo. ". Elliott, Ellenshargh, " r,
askes Speciality OF iFoat foot busisess
gsrot-erfy aai controls the most valued
Bank references; Ben- T. SnIpss & Co,
Elleasbargh National
ElnhrOs<erlss- Chester Cleayy.
Millaa. Charlie Where cid yon get
that susss ny love. yoa're sfaaHsE.
sell. yeu besl lgot il from TokIss. singer
mao 4 90.
Drives ia dress goods Chester Clssry.
Fea ceat naecAeck H&insook. Chester
ClsAry.
F,sy eeat 4oines dzap de ALMA, al wsoa
Chester Cteafy.
sale Of ta01c hnenx. Chester asleAsy.
r., xou want fac ngsga underwear
ehsaRs Thea tai co rokiAs. s1aEersnsn
& Ca.
New kia gloves Chester Clesry.
walcos. cash grocer, zls south secoUs
strasi.
N.~ slpasss Chester cleary.
Bargains in ehlissrea's Fnneh ribbed
asasss sss1s, thss week - TeASAs, singer
Gssa i Cas-.
Nv gooss sasly srrisias Chester
CsssEy.
A lxzg@ Nue Of gapsnese si}k euFtslas
s1Mag nss red az tee >2a FRANCHISES sssSFe-
gs,psralsevs sale ohss7sr s.Searv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16

It VIII Take = Hand In the City
Election.


PreAidens Trussen r. Dyer called the Hxr-
rsson and Morton clzb 70 order ct c'clock
evening 81 his oflce In the Yesser
haiidis-s
:. ~ shtplsy was elected secretary pro
iera. in place OF J. r. Miller. the regasar
SECRETARY, who was absent
On motion os Pazl p'Hsirry, Nessrx
Thomas Humes, !. Il. Dempsey and D. A
Ackenxse was sppo.Esed committee to
prepare G constitution ahsl by-laws
A letter vas read from President Foster.
Of the National League, Eith h=a1qus-Ters
n New YORK. suggesting permanent or
sazsxattDn. After considerable discussion
IL was decided To permanently organize
under the name Of the Legion, and tnat
AFTER each Republican national convention
the name Of the presidential candidates be
preaxed before Legion ss the name OF the
club.
II was also decided to Join the National
League.
J. Mitchell, Edward Kelly, and J. sirn-
mons, were appointed committee 70 sc
cure hall
After quite lengthy debate on the cues
ton Of the clubs taking hand in the
forthcoming city election. il was finally
decided TO do 30
The question of club finances came IN
and Il wss decided 10 opea q subscription.
book. and ali members were at liberty 70
subscribe for any ara0uns not TO exceed 81
per month
Adjourned to meet al the call OF the
chair
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16
PERSONAL.


NJ : r. Willie. o apsrollss of tae .. L,
& n. In. Is ia tosu ga visit
Hon. n. =. nenalson, 81 Tsacssayeg. Is ia
tie csls atgsaatag district eouFt,
Gel q G xsau returned yesterday from
= seversi weeks Trip 30 the EssteFu states,
NJ. " ". Iaagssoa. pre- siUent citizen
aud capitalist ~ Moscow. I1Aaa. Is IA shs
e.ty,
STR. John q Galhrsits. a pvcmiaeat eili-
Een as ksaooayer, il. G.. IS AZ iAe ocei-
dental
MF.F 4. Forbes OF Tacoma Is here Sc,
Gvng oa thS FlAns IT tue Denny hotel,
win = vses % lSginz = eS,lsSsss - hasld II.
Mr. lohn W paalep. psssspgSE and
irs4ea5 assent Ter tae SaztA Eestera 1ine,
slta aead quarters 81 Portland. Is here on
visit
Msc, W. Jahnsaa. superintendent Of tas
q, K & \. "a. Aad M Z. Caapos3. gen
Ezi fgvtghi Skaai for the same CEN Rsny.
pAs>s,i ;hT9asG las ciiy yesterday s9s t'ast
Ios us4uG.
NJ T. l. Taorac, who ia- oveE year
pas a&s bees "a esaR.ayS ia tz0 Gntjsss
S5&sss iaa8 u5ts7e. azs FNssEusst, sni has
iefsslesi < partnership Vita " C}eEs - tAS
engiassE4s5S snf sEfFe' ins baSjassS
81 J. " Hsm sad Wife, ~ -. Faaf. are
a. 'isr occidental NJ Ham Is = psamE
meaI b@aksf aat real estate GcAscF 81 -
f&ss a1st - acTs sof t7e snsssc ef start
ass private asaS. Fsf7as is : sZe can Hssss s
sGft.Gte tsisftss->s o Sfefa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16

Twelve Notices N,if he Served en n
Dozen Persons To-Day.

AZ lass a deter aimed effort Is - be made
IA sAsge the crying Huisaaess which have
~ loag ususee4 the pa0lie heSlEh along
she wAter fFoa'. To-day l. notices VIII be
served ga - many elsiseas ataaS sAe city
igont b. swecn King aud Spring streets 20
shate dozen nEisaaces. As the health
ott4Seg, cassf ii police aud Ehe chairman
ef tue he4ssa aUa police c0amluee are
saking hsnG III this matter Tesas&s are
sure IL follow. Following Is a specimen
Of sse style Of GoEsee served;
sKATTLS, W. T.. Feb. Is.
NJ J. G. RSgcAtA. ta&sf 81 fiaStes-- The
es8Gi ton os the premises pelonging 20
Ch&.le Is AASsersca. between Jae sSon and
hsaE, has oeea REPORTED - ale 10 x ia En
u4saa stst.ve coBdilioa. and apan exam !
a1flen I slH1 saeh 10 hs the ease. and
would reccEa naxRd thas he * nosged IA
Ahase Gac nulSsaes a. onre
RM kAMks. Health osicer.
u t.A1xlg. sRsskfSsa-~la compliance with
the sasssu natsCe sea AZ hereby notified -
nsxss tAv Ah0xe-ssescrfeszsi nuisAne3 STATED
wssaia - s&Xs froEa tae sssv&sg IF tAis ne
llsse, ~ Proceedings Viii br commenced
against cB aa ser SECTIONS Z. ) sBst .! esll-
uA4Sr Na,. ss4
IL MITCHELL CAivf ct Police.
g0SRFI GkkES.
Chairman 0sasa wsEl5c.aa aeslib snu Fo4lce-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16
THE NAVAL COMMISSION.
The Inspection of Lake Washington
Completed.

The naval commission spent all of yester-
day In inspecting Lake Washington. finish
ing their labors at 5 30 in the afternoon
The evening was passed by the commission
on board the Manzauita, the members seek
ing much-needed rest. To-day II is under
stood that Lake Union win be- visited and
Inspected. after which il is understood that
the commission win visit Olympus.
In the absence of the commission yester
day the Maazani;a visited West Point. In.
specter Sebree inspected the light station at
that point
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cause fh<y were cutxzte TIE eoun6sry Hire
81 th<sr oymex snrU-
speAklng Of the tru1ese. prominent ca
ize1 k4s1 rex<er3Ay. The tarbenrn1re
snowa ~ Che s5n9ie2se- usensz property "a
the valn< Of fnore than $lEae wax dessrcyed
cy TIE oys<<rwez- Is cxmnen1Ak2e II re-
ses2s fAEs the xeEtleuen rao euz-
pose tie syndicate are IAr-Aks1tzx citizens
Who d. sSs Hsxh 70 aeferse any rsxh. fhev
zAs claim Ealezs legally entitled 20 them
IEsF s&T shes are willing 60 eTen lose she
tile 20 tne water blocks rather tk&n have
fsrs0Es aoss Ewes - prDse<sfng then
IRON ux<p&z>e-z The oys-e-Een uaforsa-
asteiT nave ncs cssplayed szzrh Law-aAadiEg
spirit.
r. NtckSsr0u eiat.ns shxs he faGk ND TIE
. acres Of the tide Sat fronting On Coz-
rsrrszs street a. al 81 ser claim before the
syndicate eneloSed the three blocks and
That they and not he are the trespasserx-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16
NEW STEAM SCHOONER.
The Lakme Arrives to j DIN the sound
San Francisco Fleet.

The three steam schooner Lakme,
Captain Harrison master. arrived here yes
terday morning, eight days out from San
Francisco. At Port Townsend she dis
charged 20 tons OF freight, has 30 tons for
cargo Of zoo tons This is the IaEme's
maiden trip OF the season, she being the
latest addition to the regular Puget Sound
san Francisco feet
The vessel was built last year at Port
Madison By Peterson the ship builder.
She went under sail To San Francisco where
her machinery Was put In She Is the
largest vessel of the kind on the Coast and
probably the stsnnchest The Lskme is
owned by George Hinsdale & Co. She viii
proceed 20 Tacoma as soon as she has dis
charged her seatfie freight, after which
she viii pr ,hably load with coal for san
Ernneisfsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16
sosY-omsgaED rEacE EErsSs.
Grlfa- Sisaged War Has Deserted
the VI ad Flats.

The ssF eser tac psassessios ef lAe ws'ry
ioz. Is Aas.ss "a bs gsas-feSnea from ihe
maA aas Is ths csarts Instead 81
.ssy sAaratae a. oaeG - eaVPse f@Na
81 ~, t2ess, Nsss Or a ssszl s&fs.e slf1 re
saasn-ss xsa asaos.lses lastsssi % axes
aEgsi F1atS
Eog tae RS, fwo y gas sAere have 6ecn
ssgs - tus Hs@u, NHsi Fsss2 AvNkca s~A-c
FStSa> a b ~ kTs glS Ssssst 91E sssa gssS 1Eee
;srssssiiess. fsaers as stsii - Ni3tS sssatgus
aa fae RNseF ts5s<6s xsEis& - 81 Hi
syndicate Ele esszeE1sea spared these ns-
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE 8UILBE rs.

ac1fTog's OFysrE, 0KsScsAx C0USTT.g
NasHtNGToS TESaGToET.
RUnv W r., Fsb. >, isss.
cEAFED PRstkxsSAiss Aii.A BE kF
- telvass aa - Nsreis Is. A. snfiltsE
ole - goarfsuss5sy. nkaHegsu eoatsfy. =
r fay fnss e 10 rSssssSs. of a hFi -. wtfh
atssssx .s=sss- o. e. Eae t,B~{Ga riser Al TIE
ers.s 20 Of the cssmr9y ssz2a. X F1f sF-aA .
D.. esgsssg sc fgse sHrFssS be- aits asa
Ore so ski SIX 100 fcrf, g*~Al sAv
fs-ssu fle5 sssss Sis - Iaess safApT sAe
sssfsFaAS. Tbn tnasEsaH ~ sset hsstsSc vii
~ s3ssts1 one m1le from saN@s
b. orsgx ~ t,s4e - tsssln N assiaTt8rz
i kkS An~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16

SECOND LECTURE. Mason Long Iectured
TO large crowd in the Methodist
Protestant church last night M Longs
subject was "My Reformation and Life
The speaker told In an interesting and
thrilling manner a number OF his
escapndes as gambler and saloon keeper.
and how he was reformed. The lecture
was interspersed with many touching fu-
eiGenis and stories, and was on the whole
most interesting. Hr. Long lectures to-
night in the NJ. +. church, corner Third
and Marion streets, and tomorrow after
noon iii Frye's opera house
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"a nwNrps az vEssEIs

The California Insurance Company Of
San Frsneisco is prepared to insure Tugs
and other vessels a. lower rates and upon
better conditions than heretofore. Before
iDsuring with aay other company or re-
nesing year present policies. call upon
TAYLOR & Burns. Agents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16

VISITING ssATTLE--Edward Kemmerer,
agent OF the Iowa Central; K 5. Cole and
Mr. Hamlln OF Iowa. Mr. Fleming Of Texas
and T. c. Austin and J. C.. Circuit OF Dako-
"a formed party wnieh was being shox n
shout Seattle yesterday by J. NJ. Ward oil
Tacoma These Gentlemen think that the
Immigration TO this section from the East
during the next year viii be something
phenomenal
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THERE Is NOTHING IN 1T.
So Supt. Mcclellan Thinks Of the OPP
position Steamer Reuort.

Maj. II. Mcclellan, division superiatend.
ent of the Pacific Coast Steamship Com
peny, ives seen yesterday regarding the al
nounced intention of the owners of the
steamer City Of Pueblo 10 place thst steam.
eF on this route Mai. Mcclellan said:
'sThe dispatch published in yesterdays
Fosr-iSTELLIGEScEg was the firet inrsma-
ton of the matter that received. | vii
say that don't believe that there is sny,
thing in IL 81 all. The people who own
that steamer are friends OF the eompany's
agent. aud while friendship does net al
ways stand IN the way Of sharp business
Transaction, | DO not believe that Capt.
Knowles, who owns the Pueblo, woald
place her on the Sound route.
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THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
Need OF FaciiitIes-Beaatify ing the
Grounds.

0ruHHdS.
The regular meeting OF the board Of
school directors was held a. the bank Of
Dexter Horton & Co. last night. The
usual amount of routine business was
transacted
superintendent Kennedy appeared be-
fore the board and represented the press
ing need OF additional school facilities,
particularly on Madison and Jackson
streets sad in Queen Anne Town. The need
was discussed by the board, and Director
Hebron was appointed a committee of
one to investigate the matter, and 10 re-
port what was advisable to be done.
Mr.. schwaegerl, q landscape gardener, APP
peared before the board and made some sng-
gestfons of plan to beaHtify the school
grounds Of the city, with particular refer
enee 10 the Central aud South schools.
1t was decided that the board accompany
Mr.. sehwsegerl and the architect of the
buildings on a tour OF the schools next
week. aud ascertain from personal inspec-
ton what is best TO be done.
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SEATTLE, LAKE SHORE 4 EASTERN
RAILWAY REDUCED PASSENGER
RATFS TOSIfBITRRAN POINTS

Communication tickets for family use al
reduced rsies. also increased facilities for
travel between Seattle and suburban
poinis. For rates and time card sppiy to
agent foot of Colgmhsa street or IN the IN.
designed W j. JENNINGS,
a D A
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SEATTLE, LAKE SHORE 4 EASTERN
RAILWAY SUNDAY TRAINS.

Commencing February Il, 1889, until fur
Their notice. sunday trains win depart and
arrive as follows:
For Keith, connecting Leave. Arrive.
withs teamer az Un-
ION bay ...........,....... $50 am. $50 am.
For Edgeweter and in
terEneiiate points 1000 am. II 90 a 70.
For Iesler. connecting
with sfean's for Lake
Washington points 200 pm. $50 pm.
Fer Snohomish and In
termediate points. 100 pm. sos am.
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Accidents are liable 10 happen az any
time, and Il is vel TO be prepared for
them. Every family sheuid keep bottle
of Dutsrd' Specific in the house n, all
timts. 1t is worth its weight In gold for
burns, scaldS. bruises. old sores snd skin
diseases. Sold By Stewart d Holmes Drug
Co. wholesale agents
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16
ARLINGTON RESTAURANT.
Il. PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS
n with fGle shove restaurant will please
CAL so~1ay ard -etfie ap ell accounts
MRS PARAkSTiER-
February Is. Isse.
HAVING FrRcHAsED THE RESrAU-
i ranf knesNn a.
THE ARLINGTON,

We win be plea .ed % see oil friends -
well So new. and we guarantee ETst-eisss
PETER AIT.ADf0.
JOHN gsPE1kl.