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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-28
Ribbons Ribbonsl

Ribbons like dress trimmings, seem to have no
end to the variety offered Wave after wave Of cooe
has rolled into the markets of the world from the
laboratory of the manufacturer and still no signs Of ebb
Our lines of Gros Grains with satin edges. and tie
new fancy styles at sight-and win
We offer this week fancy ribbon No Il, at 6
per yard 1t would just be like poor humanity Tor you
to miss this offer from careless indifference Wake upi
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Dress Trimmings.

The popular craze for Oriental trimming has nok
yet reached its height New styles appearing daily
in Persian bands and galloons each vying with il
predecessor in richness artistic display and elaboratc
workmanship. We have the most recent patterns.
In Jet Trimmings amply provided with
everything that is worm Jet Braids Gaoons Fringes
Pendants, Ornaments Epaulettes, Gmps etc. etc fhis
trimming, as every lady knows is extremely stylish t
season.
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- -
scn1ef nnexevf~sA x~r~.xs o.
wnsehta ~ &C. xxrs~n fy1.sh.
80 -x.k.s -. s = r,...x..<.xs s
-. !. lszaasls
~ 3. AizsA zoe Ao1rSe ans 5s0fso
100. ..
The Loayrs rs the FIRST rz&es
r1sded- NJ n johnson wss sworn i,
- i suec4.i oflI..r sr,a x~nt .rn.,,,s :,
80 ,,i.r- $3.50 :. - 49, -. 9
- 4. 49, s'S oslsfe
49, esaz - q Nstn&spa s1yess. e
s1n - ne 3 ne sna . 90 fhe INSIDE
49,. N - 49, sssrsd sseoped down
- - II q s. .o1H~nn Nent - the p'sEs,
- oars1k 2 ball upar 81 20 that be
naa e Wsxl fex the os1scerE. hecame =,
g e .stsfs-seu p the fase that u c<fs1 BIN
ush e neaxa The oskckrs cosn-
fax Up the stairs ne showed hts star
anu Idzc<a TIE dealer and czsx-fe@per
g TIE faro game Under arrest.
ne uoor sAs locked, bat the
oxi1cers battered Il down sid relieve.
NJ johnson q his p<i<cners. Who
fAsf tnef names - T. Morton and
Fssak fIyuf1- They we're taken be.
so5s Sasuee Rivers where they each
&c posted 80 cash hail for their ap-
TxArafsce next Morsizv. A. Boode.
ps1psseeor g unA Louvre restaurant,
s - sgnn h.y5e we're also placed I'M
osI ~ noisds Tor appearances ~ she
s s =. unBes aithcuEh neither enc was
~ slte ro<fn xhea = uxs rasded-
- re vas returning 70 Police bead
tsfs from hIserz court where be
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ACRE TRACTS.

LAKE Usiox-rorty acres north Of Lake
Union. ss.ao
JAtksOH Sr.--Five acre tracts south oil
JaeAssa sirssf. 500 sId s5.1oe
MADISON sr.-Five acre south Of Msdi.
son s;reef. ssue.
nvgTH ~ TnK cfIT-Two asd one-hal,
acres north af Qunsn Anns Town. szooo
0gkkS LAKE. - Twenty acres north oI
Green Labs. sz000
ACRE TkAcTs--sinxie sercs In Days
scre gardens north Of Lxke Union, 500.
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Hcn. W.. Lssx HtII and At&prney
GeEerHx Meseaifs cemhin
a CO partnership for the PR Etice ci
law has been formed betw1n Hon.
William Lair Hill. Iat.s ofoakland
Cal, and Mr. J. Is. Aet<al4 aktcrney-
general Of Washingssnf The firm
name and style viii II Hill d Met
cafe, and the co-partnskship viii date
from May 1. About May IS the
rooms at present occupied By Llewel-
lyn. Dodge & Co.. in tfa Boston block
VIII be moved Into and active practice
begun.
The formation ct this copartnership
was brought about by mutual friends
Of the two gentlemen in Seattle and
San francisco. who sasE that such an
arrangement would be highly adrzn-
tsseous TO both parties.
Mr. Hill was for a number of years
the editor Of the Portland 0vegSnia,s
and his name Is familislrly known in
Oregon and Washington, in whose de-
vesopmsnt he has played an
important part. AZ an edito
rial writer be displayed great
ability, bat his clear, logical
mind especially fitted him for the
legal profession and he has for many
wears been recognized a. one of the
leading lawyers on the Pacific coast.
He practiced Law AZ The Dalles, Or.
for several years and then moved TO
Oakland. Cal, where he remained for
the two years prior 10 his coming to
Seattle. Previous to his moving TO
California he codified ind annotated
the laws OF Oregon. q work that is \
splendid monument to bis ability as q
lawyer.
Attorney General Metcalfe Is one of
the bestknown attorneys in Washing
ton. and has had large private prac-
tiee in addition to his Official duties
since his location in Seattle about
seven years ago. He has an extensive
clienteie, and viii carry to the new
firm many elements OF strength and
success.
The new firm is strong one, and
will doubtless be engaged in large
portion OF the important litigation
brought in the courts OF Washington.
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DEATH or JOEL MILLER.


The Weil-Known Pioneer Passes
Away ~ the Insane Asylum.
joel Miller. who was committed to
the insane asylum at SseiIacoem year
since, died there yesterday from the
effects OF drspsy. Mr.. Miller has been
= resident OF Washington for the pa>t
twenfy years. he was engaged ia the
logging business for most OF that PC
rioai up 10 four years since, when he
embarked IN the feaming business in
this city. following IL for three years
and building ur quite large bu-iness.
An injury To his spine, followed by
business REVERSE, drove him insane,
and he was committed 10 the asylum.
Dir. Miller was native Of Waldo
county, Maine, and aged IS year,.
The rsmains vii be hrsught here for
iflerment. and shs funeral will take
place from No. 1918. Third street on
Monday at oseioek.
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Bedspreads.
Mems Furnishing Goods.

We offer really fine bargain this week in Mems
Percale Dress Shirts. Each shirt is accompanied By -
collars and pair Of cuffs and the price Is only soc
Good value for SI.oo
For this week only. we have marked our fine grade
of Teok ties 75c each This tie is Of fine silk and =
one OF the most fashionable of the season.
the window display Of six handkerchefs
second windo~ south side You have choice for
Of Light Oyesshi n m
marked from saso $500
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rAsssNssa trsrs.

Oregon & Passed Med.
snsu Mrs Charles Slehss and son
rhonias Hansgsn, Mrs :. ] Aarplav
H. Conies, w. II. Murphy. A. y
.aoma>. Join Kelly. Mrs I. Clarke
3. oFsfson, w l.. Ksxaer. George =
ccarioss, q Gottig ansi slaaehfsr =. h. e
esna'ek Miss jorssSn, = III Darling
n Msheisou. III \ R,ynioa, Mis-
AsshelNon. u. Sehrve ChRrle< N.ss.
np'sS, vie and TAO aassRhiets, n. III
eas.r, A w. Seos'. vi and child. A
:. Mafrisl. Mrs. Hanse J Murtisy
: tAes and wife. w + iiihse q
SRfssne, site and tao children, E. J.
sr,s'eiase. Mr.. John sutton, MF~ r. 1,
.aohse. Mrs.. c. c. Hall. and sists GA.
eecons,-- lass.
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DAMAGES DENiisp HIM.
A Plaintiff who ssngkt to Close q
Puhlic Konh.


One of the most interesting cases
tina. came before Judge Hanford al
Mount Vernon during the recent SEES.
sion OF court there was the case oil
Daniel Sullivan VI. Skagit county. The
plaintiff suei to recover $3.50 dam
ages. which he claimed was due him
by the maintenance OF q county road
across his land. The road had been
opened prior To the time sullivan pur-
chased the land. 1t seems that the
road did not agree with The field NOES
made ut the time the road was sur
veyed and Sullivan bought the prop
eriy filed, with the mistaken idea that
he could close up the road. An at
tempt to do tits was resisted and then
sullivan brought suit TO recover the
amount above mentioned.
Judge Haniord held that the road
should remain where Is was. and q
verdict favorable 10 defendant wa.
rendered.
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A BAxaeiS-Isxafsl Jesssx a ca. have
lass se~nrisa fssssn 4. 4 Whiffux hix seso-
stsa4 block. epe esark frssn Jackson ssrres
satse n.ss. hoaaSc-i ~ MARKET, surfsr,
axslss ans kaas streets TAey a. having
IL sesrs Il. ard sill efsrE shs Ast. fas ssis
Mon ~ ulsrnspx al g So "a a7aa Zach TEN
ss the toss far~ Market <z<ees, with beau
Il TAI view 81 che SQUAD
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SPftaA NAies lot At 18e. lot 81 55a. 1
Int a. II; all Sizes, new ccicrs. Chester
Clcary.
silssi Big ioi just in; price Them. chez
Or. J. l. York will deliver the last lecfur<
o. the course this evening. af the opera
house. on the ''Sesfbood az being. aud
things as they are" All eortia II invited.
Eew Foster kid gloves. msaufHcfnred hv
Foster, Paul d Co; xxx quality; al
sizes. Chester Cfeary.
5c-Best Skirt Braid Chester Cleary.
8 for Is cents. ciari's o. n. 7. spool cot
ton Chester cieery.
Dress To0dss big sale. all wool: a low
- 25c: 10 inches wide. Chester Cieary.
Look out for the great reduction sale In
summer sustipes. at Gordon Bros. the
leading tailoTs, SD Front street.
Special sale kid gloves, zoe. s6c: the
greatest bargains yet Chester Cieary.
Beaded capes At SOC on the dollar. La.
tour a Co
Baby caps. Chester Cleary.
Fast black hose 70 be retailed at Sc;
worth Soc. Latour 4 Co
Our big purchase OF dry goods arrived.
Chester Cleary.
In Aasaui0 hal, on Front street, near
James street. Discourse BY Mrs N. 6pauli,
ing. Subject Temptation" All are vel.
Lace ties. lace sschns, use and soc: worth
more thnn double. Laf0ur a Co.
SOC kid gloves: special sale: al sixea.
Chester Cleasy
Closed out from iohber's house, . stock
OF calico. muslin. xheefing. table ifneu.
etc, ct half price. Lstour & Co.
&c roll-Best Dress Braids. Chester
Cleary
sspools for Is cents. clsrk's o. N. T.
spool cotton. CHI ster Cieary.
Kid glove sale. Chester Cieasy
soc ladies' muslin nnierwvar garments
Handsomely trimm q. Chester Clvary.
100 different styles Of Jerseys to select
from. All new goods Lsfour & TO.
New long hansled parasols. Chester
Cleary.
So hemstitcfed handkerchief, colored
border. chester Cleary.
Closed out lace ncuncanes at 25c. Latour
q Co.
New isces. Chester Cleary.
Mourniug dress goods: new lot Chester
Cleary.
New dress goods Chester Cleary.
15c babies caps Lafour a Co.
Yancy. McEntire a Painting. Gil Second
street. have some choice acreage suitable
fDf pihttfHE- t8tf ~ once.
l5c 4 lot OF ladies' Isle thread vests.
Lasou- & Co.
New embroiderfea. Chester Clessy.
Toe gloves. gloves. gloves Lascur q Co.
New hosiery. Chester Cleary.
New satesnA Chester cleAry.
New Persian trimmings. Chester Cleary.
Cur ain s.rin, SIC. Lasonr & Co.
Table linens Chester Ciesry.
New hosiery. Chester Cleary.
Sc fancy scfim. Lsfour d Co.
New underwear. ch.sies cieary.
New silks Chester CIesry.
121kc children's hose. full lnish. Iatour
a Co
Great drives India silks Chester ciesry.
Money TO ioan; long or short time O. K.
Miller Co. lis Yesier avenue. Occidental
block
Ladies' hose. full finish. At i2xa Lsiour
q Co.
soc lid gloves at the sale. all nzcs- ches
ter c.eary.
Dress goods. special values Chester
Clesrv.
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Cheaper Building Lots.

TWkLffnSr.-Thrse loU north west cor.
ner Twelfth and Weller. .s.aoo.
kAsI rAkk--FiDe lot in Denny's East
Para cleared aud fenced, $50.
MOB hiLL--Doablc corner on Mob Hi
81. 80.
CkOWN suPfLKNGSrAL-rh OF the
choices. lols Ia crowa supplemental ad-
cItiun. $40.
AkLtNuT0S HkiGHTs-B Blocks II and u.
Arlington h.sxnx addition. Al ys.ooo eAch.
MADISON sr.-seserd blocks in McGil
vra's First II $40 lot
NOkrhEsN ADDITION = Some OF the
choicest lots ia Nvsthrru Addition, s 90.
DkPvf sr.-Lon on Depot street near
Broadway. with magnificent view. S7so
MADISON ST.-Lots in Halls Addition.
adtslnllg ksnton Addifon, $50.
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e~tEs te This sh8pgs shEe essmSie. IL is
ssseiessf e. fTsserxs fair tssaz plexsssss ard
our sstf sisters src ssnss, ~ ~ rssught1s-s.
sss tas skfa. eisa~<. F<-d mssse, ess II De4
tsTi's sEssfae II sfpss~sf - shv fses- assst
h~aas nishs asst sasssnias. q Char s1a
hesiihy s9Eapsrxton enM he nrsxsrsc<1
so.d BY Stewart 3 heirars Drug Co
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IL Ia xsncrslsy e~4nesaesg By PHYSICIANS
that about osss~haif OF she g.sgagataaa Of
the uaifed Sfasss are Esf~s-snx frum Insif-
gsSssan aud nysgz ys<is- tIaFFisn eating
sad imrFeper msx1srsstnE sad tRszliys-
slon % feos1 arr the price sssa esass<. Dr.,
uenicy's I1snarlissa Tassie >i;r~ngthsa nd
fusfearxses the digestive arsAns snf eR-
&aEss ere 80 sasus tearsf meals wtshous
aay UNPLEASANT after q dec = Sold BY
Stewart e Holmes Drag Co
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To THIS CITIZENS or SEATTLE. In
accordance with the proclansations ol
she president Of the United States and
the governor ef Washington territory
the Centennial og The inauguration Of
the first president George Washing
ton, will be fissiagls opened hs seF-
vice 10 ~ held IN rue Episcopal church
lwashin.sts ehufcht. on Tuesday
next ~ 10 \. IN. Ganapsny u. Of the
National Guard. will attend in uni.
ferns and occsapy seats assigned them
in the lcav uf the church. A c1riial
invitation i extended 70 citizens gen.
.rsslls 70 he ssrsssns and Join in prais.
lar the God 81 Nations.
GIEoRax tigsRsK7 WsrsoS,
Rector Tsinits Church.
Thirss aud jefferson streets.
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$50. OOO-A tsslaers farm. $50 acres
In tulussssssss. every foof good isnd aid
half iesser dam: over u.a0 worth 81 ma.
chisery. several large bssus. ss.ses hesse.
xeli furnished. good orchard. and evsry-
shing coanHicte 5ssss frafn the f<Fn
amouns 10 over $500 annually.
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OUR BIG WEEK
A VARIETY OF GOODS.

Some advertisements like sermons are SPECIAL
while others Of necessity general in character Or
talk to-day will belong to the latter class Liftic thia
with prices Of dimnutive stature 10 match are attractive
We know these will be We bapeak the attention q
both and women and there is room Tor the Children
to have say also.
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Ladies' and Children's Handkerchief

We have received entirely new line Of ladies and
chdrens handkerchiefs and ready offer them ~
popular prices. Our childrcn's school handkerchiels
with coored borders, very serviceable at 25c
and soc per dozen. s.
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Two NKw CHURCHES. The Scandi-
navian Bsptist church. located on
Fonrth street.. has recently divided
IA secure greater power with khe.two
nati saaiitses az which they are COM
posed. They have sold their church.
fousht tsu lots ana will build two
houses tile nyesent season.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY,

COMMERCIAL ST. rsn ~ a he sssta.
eass esrs<r u tsn.ercisl - nsIn streets,
lsessssas f1s Ariinstsa hotel sailai.r,
Sssyeo0.
skosT 81. = Lot facing on Frou,
Street, and another In the rear facing
on West ssreet These lots carry ripa-
RAN rights end extend to deep water. On
TIE property are wharves. factories ana
sasiness hesases which win rent Eos 81 ,eoe :
month- Price. sloo.ooo: onesoarsh cash.
balance On long time.
NAsffSar0s sT.-s by 90 feet. corner
Third and washington streets. 81, 500.
ktc0SB Slot on east side Of second
street, between University and Union.
with large residence. sl5toa.
sEcVNR 81. FORTY feet frontage ON sec
ond ssreet. near Pike: the chespess prop.
ezty on the street. q, 500
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when b&sy wxs sick We gave her Cs<torss
Nhen she was = ctisd. she cried fox Cas
forsa.
when ste WA 3 Ni~ she eiunx 10 css,orss
When she had Children. she sxvc then.
E1Stoxia-
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.

nApis0N sr.-Tws fslf lets nsrthesss
esvs-r q sixtA Al nalissa, sasy ser.s,
ea.soo.
sEvKNru Sr.--Lot southwest corner
Jackson and Seventh streets, 800.
TWgLFfa ~. Two lots corner Of
Twelfth and Columbia. sl.7s0.
sgykNrH sf.--Loto on east side Of Sew.
enih. between Union and univernity, q, $50.
COLUMBIA ST.-Fun lot ON the south
side Of Columbia street, near Eleventh.
81 500.
MAIN ST.-Dezirabls lot on Main, below
Eleventh. $500.
kaGnTn ST.--Northwest corner Hishth
and Olive. 3a,l0a
QUEEN ANNE TOWN-Two lots on Bluff
street. near The corner Of Victory. in
Queen Anne Town. 81 500 each. Another
lot In Que Anns Town for q. 100.
kikvkATn sT.--Lot on Eleventh, ncs,
Stewart. $l,SQo.
WASHINGTON ST.--Lon on Main and
Washington streets. between Twelfth aud
Foastesnth, sl.z5o TO sl,sso.
LAKE ualUs-Lot on bismarck street,
near the lake. xl.2o0
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a wonaN,s war.


Astartiing Husiu-ss Preposiffsn.
whcn Mrs Fowler. OF ~ Ellis street,
stopped In 3. q leading city druggists 10
ask what esfect Joys Vegetable safxara-
Fiila, wosia have in dyspepsia and sick
headaches. SIC was assured II would re-
iieye both. she was - incrcauio,as that
the druggist gave her a bottle. not 70 be
paid fotunless It cared The following Il
the convincing conclusion:
SAs FaAxcEsco. Fcby. a. 1858.
DEAR ssns Notwithstanding my mis-
gisingsr Joys Vegetable sa-saparilla did
al thai you promised ! haa ;rissa 70
naaasy prescriptions that ! had eome to
helieye nothing scssil relieve my sssxpep-
SIS aad sick headaches bot hare nos
hat return II either since You have
nv permission 10 raake fhis public. for a
feEaeSig that will czsrc Dyspepsia ami pre
seat slck headaches should be generally
kaoxn. Respectfully,
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pAgasols, pAg.s,ltss

A great sssorsue NJ: ioax hanaies. short
handles sse ytes IL sxsefs from Our
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FAfIuEgs yos wEKE--The failures
for the seven days ending April 10,
we're as follows. United States. 2iI:
Canada. ks5 Total. 2s6: against 2a9
for the preceding week ard 80 for the
second preceding week Fer the same
week last year the failures wire ia5.
1T In the United States and Is In
Canada
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN ASp TRUs1
COMPANY AND SAVINGS RANK.

fesier-Leary building, Mil street opro.
site Commercial street receives depoxifs IL
nnF anounf aud allows Interest thrrpnn.
Board Of TRUSTEES: Leigh 8 J. Huai, Thorn.
- 4. Minor, Edward III Downing. D u.
LeEmsn. George H. Heilhran. David n
Baxter. and Vim. RICHTER Fisher. Bank
open caslg from q m to .. m. sssur-
Gays 2 = 10. 70 p N and n m 20 p. a.
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TIE following Il undoubtedly the cnoic
ess iiss Ct Investments ever offered BY any
hrn On Puget sound. and Is vel, wcrth
the careful asscnsion OF lnvsssors.
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WATER FRONT.

FULL BLOCK -Of eight lots ssstA Of
she barrel fs~tory. Fear let's fses wstsr
strses - fear have water frontage, car.
mig ripsrias rights, sseseee.
ONELUT- With risarian rights in North
ern addition. adjoining Johnson's min,
5000
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o lae best sssias Hacaiesne ffaaderss
o'sssa Blood faraer.
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NEW BAPTIST ORGANIZATION AT
Kent, on the second Sunday OF April.
Baptist church was organized and
The following officers elected. J. h.
Guthrie, deacon, Miss l.. Titus, clerk
Mrs. Susie Temple. treasurer; |. s..
Guthrie, John Keller, John TAFT
Charles Carpenter: J. Leumun, trus.
tees. A house will be erected the
present sea.on and y pastor secured
in connection with the church at
White River.
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rAFrissr CHuRcHfs-This afternoon
at 80 clock the new Baptish church
organized az The chapel near Jackson
street last "Wednesday, viii he duly
rrcaglsix ri by appropriate services, in
which the two Scandinavian churches
the FirSt and Second churches OF
Seattle--will participate. Rev. II. j..
purce viii also preach at 80 p. IN. at
the same place
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SOCIAL. CIuB FORMED. A social
organization. to be known ~ the
General Sheridan Social Club. has
heen formed in this city. with a
membership OF sixty. AT meeting a
few evenings since the club effected
permanent organization and elected
the following officers: President. ~.
II. Murray; secretary, r. ]. Rooney ;
treasurer, James McGough. The club
Is entirely social in nature. and con.
templates giving number of parties
this summer.
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IssPEcsIos or STEAMERS The
steamer Susie. which j. owned by the
Fox Island Clay Works, Was in
spected b. Mes-rs Bryant and Bnllare
ON Friday. nj Tacoma In February
the boiler of the Susie exploded, and
wrecked the vessel. A new boiler has
been pu. in and the vessel generally
resittrd, SO that she is as goos. as new.
The Harry Lynn was also inspected,
bus found TO be in such poor condition
that no license was issued.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-28

DKSs'r CASKS cERr1riED.--A All Of the
untried suits brought in Justice
Rivers court against the squatters Of
.Shapfytownr were yesterday certified
to the district court. Mr. Denny came
into court and produced his title deed
TO the disputed property. and testified
that the title would be in issue in all
OF the eases. This, under the statutes,
removed the cases from the jurisdic-
ton OF the justices court, which cam
not inquire into title 20 land. and the
cases were, therefore. transferred to
the higher conrt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-28
Baseball Players

Blk Y11EEf
suitable also Bicycling. Yachting etc
.TOKLAS, SINGERMAN 4 G
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-28

The Nnx Tua.-The trial trip Of
the tug Sarah NJ. Renion took place
yesterday, and the vessel steamed
over to Port Biakelv. The Sarah M.
Renton il propeller, about ninety
feet in length. nineteen feet beam,
and ten ard half feet depth OF hold.
>he was built bv Saekman, Campbell
4 CO.. at Port Biakeiey. at q cost OF
$40 of0. She will he u,esl to tow logs
and ships about the Sound Captein
H0b>on, formerly Of the Michigan,
has acsepsed the position of master
OF the Renton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-28

nryEg" Is No gE.--Tyee. the big
black Newfoundland 81. Bernard dog
that hiss been the familiar shadow OF
Mr.. Thomas Prosch for 70 long that
every body knew him and was his
friend. Was sttyehnined by some one
yesterday morning and died on Front
street few minutes later. Tyee was
the most popular canine in Seattle
and was as good natured as he was
popular. He was tao nst of all the
children and there will he much
mourniIig over his cruel taking off.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-28

tonneesio n vii lie made withfths
James street sewer aai che water re-
naoved fram the excavation OF the
t1eneer building by Tomorrow. Work
wiii then he re ,unsess ami the Strne.
tafe eonapis t-ss n seon as practicable