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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21
TaE CITY FRONT.

The Fairhayen is doing a heavy
business.
The Britain will be back by tomor-
row night.
The walla Wala sails for San Fran
cisco today.
The Lskme came in for coal yester-
day afternoon.
The EsteIla will finish taking coal
within few days.
The Premier had full list OF pas
senFers and thirty tons of freight yes
terday morning.
The bark 6ermania will he here
for San Francisco.
Ranger arrived in port yesterday
with 20G barrels of lime for Schwa-
baeker Bros. & Co.
The discharging of the ship Henry
Willard has been suspended for the
last two DAYS, the hosting engine hav-
ing broken dowH.
The WiIrptfigton sailed for san
Francisco yesterday. She carried the
following passengers Thomas Law.
renee, wife aud son. Mrs. J. NJ
Robbers, W. A. Mooney. &. III.
Hawksforj. j. W. Todd, Ed Herbert,
and twenty in the steerage.
The steamer Scotia, Captain i. 4
Johnson. seveuts-two hours out from
Humboldt, Cal. arrived in the hsrbor
late Monday night with cargo con.
Sis,ing of ia $50 feet of redwood ium-
Der. Part of her cargo Is consigned tn
the Pacific Manufacturing Company
here, and the remainder to Tacoma
parties. She s:oeked at III sll's wharf
/ just below the Pacific Manufacturing
/ ,ompany's establishment. AMI began
! dischaFging. The cargo, Captain
I Johnson states. i the finest ever
taken out OF Humboldt hay. Red
weed Is hcing used extensively in in
side finishing Its co.or is high and
when polished aud vanished presents
a surface more beautiful than cedar
or even the harder woods
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A Chinaman Attempts sa,eids


There was great excitement among
the Cinnamon on Government street.
Victoria, about II O'Clock last night.
All lung had attempted to commit
suicide by taking halt an ounce OF
raw opium. When his friends found
that he WAS likely 20 die. and tried 10
bring him Go his proper senses. be be-
came indignant and attempted to
jump out of the window. Even this
he was not allowed 20 do. and ma
tive doctor was called in. aud pro
caetied 10 work in his own peculiar
fashion, first killing duck and then
holding the wriggilng and headless
fowl over the sick man and allowing
the blood 10 squirt down his throat.
When Dr. Walkem. OF " ellington. no
vas IA town, and. after him, pr
Milne. were called in. they AT once
prescribed different treatiaeht. more
effective, though little ronghsr. BIZ
the use oi heavy emesics, after an
hour or more Of hard work, they
brought the patient back 10 thorough
Consciousness. ard he Is nes out of
danger. although very weak.
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sfpuBucln CALL 70 AIMS
address of the Executive TOM
nittee Of the League
1hs Es<ny Better orsnsasEsd ana
msrs Asssvs tAsD sAs fsspss 81
a. rrns Faith.

HARE xRYxgs FEsrEIsCA<
LASTS 80 NssEsSssT9s.
SsgsArI&. Aus- =
Esssixfaz sRs bear spyscwCh ct - ssfisF
political eams4sgEl. the rxssf 81 = n1en
nay Prove ESsse sra Fof1sat g u 49,. -
than aay wh1eh has ever preceded u ~
there fore. desire 10 earnestly cal yosr 81
tenssuy, - The nece~ xsfy OF ore r<rlsfE
orxnnsxasso1 Of the Republican fcrce~
throughout the seYrIioyx.
Our territorial and county Reps p.lcsn
leagues khoasd az once g sesisea.
their nenaerskip Increased, and Z
ne~xssary. rxcrxznized Tor the most
active and eEsc5xnf work FOR fnis
purprpe We would respectfully urge
the importance Of . fun aftenusner
Of the executive eoHa Eissee .. tie tsfrte
rial convention 10 BE heid q Ala
sessst fnarr {. fsS&. Tor on some day ulriA<
the session Of this eonyeEEzoEl, Tor tne
purpose Of recognizing. We need scafeeAs
grxe upon RxpaSiacsn<- the pecsS>1fy aAa
i'm pors.nee OF scEiye wosk from now u.i
election The approaching campaign =
full of important results 70 our parry arc
state TIE enemy 10 better organizsd ~
present than ourselves, and 10 showing
greater activity The Democratic party
must win some II these new states or lnesI
national prospects are hopeless 1neir
case IL one of d, sF,erarien- and their eno5, =
VIII be feit Let a. meet tnems then. vita
soxt 1-yAi ana yigilaus deferul nstion
which has always crowned Us with VIC
tory Respectfully.
J. e. NAMES. King.
Is. w. CoINEE, Pierre
r. B. MtLEoy. Yakima
r. o. DCxBAa. ksiskitst-
GEORGE T. THOMPSON, wsia Naiia-
Nm. McMgcKEx. (Thurssone. Pres
PAIL STnoBacB. t.tokstei. Vice Z.
GKoR6E q. MILLS gThursfoni, see T.
JOHN r. COMFY. frhurstrnl, Treas.
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Rev. Father Macdonald left Seattl.
Yesterday fov brltf soipurn ~ Port
Orchard
Mr.. q. " EaksF, prominent Ne
vada lawyer, accompanied % his wife,
Is ln tssr city We - at the Seagrave.
Mr. l. II Gfi,hth and ~iie. Of this
city left lass evening Tor a three
week. visit tn fsvmosS, Neb.
~ Mezley Wilson. a prominent
iron mipe ga feY 81 kt,4criasn. Penn.
afriyesi Ia sfie s'fy Yesterday. lie i
al the seaSTav~.
Mr.. Geeree =. ChsvAlior. a protsai.
nens Ssu frsnC3sco ljqaoT dealer, ar
riycd ~ TIE e.tf Yesterday. tie a III
remain fsR dsys,
Mrs Thomas Geek. us Newcastle.
returned yesterday frOa NAnxinlo.
where she had o~eu 81 yisst Asr brother.
John +. Jones, Sho sas seriously 80.
Mr. Anea T. Hall, special L uise,i
States tsgnhss agent, has iasi arrived
IN Seattle. and viii Immediately as
same the 6aty ot investigating all
matters pertaining 60 tFe<FsAsstng npon
govsrnmea. timber lands
T. oFES RattgNs AyKxeA~A r~-
tisioa : being circulated ay the resi-.
dents AMI pnsf~gty-owners ia the
eastern part q the navia Denny ad
atstsff, sad stU meslaAEesy ~enSh al the
sssathern Arus of Lake aisn, FOR the
ofwtaaE 81 1<alsDs averus through the
valley into North seattle The prop
vrsF -eenfr~ are guaranteeing fks
EsgAs4o8 ~&y sions sh~ proposed r0ase
DC ossnnty commissioners wiil apnre-
pirate ~ go tps the p.ank 80 sssa ira.
pfoxsssens g the upyes eEssl az Rollins
ssenue ard shsalg tais suWcia- neessesi
slissfogsEt - c0nstisrszs necessary
- the ptsasss r-~s further spprssgsrts,
'sa9ts can iofsbgssss ~ obtained srans
sse co8mtY laasas.
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rax CHICAGO COMEDY CO.
Il s~ar~s . Great ss<eess-A Spies
ala Pssfssmsnes-

did resfsSmnnes-
Lat evening the Chicago Comedy
cosnpaay began their fve-Eight en-
xsxesSrss ia that splsndid c0rsss.y.
s.Tt< Diamond Mystery" and played
30 the largest house that has been seen
here since the ere, excepting the
Twelve Temptations, and 10 say
that they scored . sseeess =
putting IL mid. Whsn ss
consider the immense amount
OF rnoney saved by The man
agenssent In theater rents, rail-
road fares. priafsng and boz
lei. and many other expenses u
can be .eea that By making long
STAY the pniam set the benefit 81 the
popular price and The theatre going
r~~sple viii not ise SLOW 10 take zdsarat-
age u il by packing the house every
night as lhey give an easire change OF
prssgra ssssae each evening and or Satnr-
.isx matinee. "a 10 ~. characters,
one IT the best comedians that has
ever appeared IN this city was MI
James A. Ipesiia, a. Peter trump.
the lawyer. Was immense. HIS quaint
saying. III yoE dani believe ] show
VOL the lANs ffUfEEt A0Nu sAE
house. and ali through the evening
caused enough laughter 10 drive
auay the hlues from any one.
Mr.. Devlin was called before the cur
tain. and il h safe 20 say he has
strong bold or the pubic. Miss Belle
inman. rs Polly, vas simply delight
ftsi aud at once established herself as
4 fasorite. Mr. Val r. Love as Jim
Brandon. the william, shows himself 10
t,e an accomplished actor. Annie In
asain as Mrs Raymond. Miss Virgins
Snow a. Mary Marshall. Mr.. L. BEN
way a. Mr.. bland. Mr.. Mort SNOW "a
Waiter Raymond. were ali good. One
% the features OF the company and OF
which We have 20 little Was the excel
lent piano SOLO Of Mr.. James T. Hayes.
Tonight grand double blu viii be
gwen The Cotton King and To
obllge Benson. with Mr.. James A.
peylin ia his great character VI Toby
T~inkl@
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rnK ~.


The big paIi IA. iaasis at she first
psecirct polling Piaes. at the o'd
school hoase on jaekson street. The
crowd commenced to gather long be-
fore the polls se.e opened ~ !. o 'stissEk,
and during the three hours that The
rolls we're open the crowd Died past
The Officers ia q continuous stream.
The squire men chose @. q. Gay a.
iudge and Paul d'fiierry sss selected
by the HORT party. 4. Kelley vas
the third man chosen Ralph Esfeis
and Bob ess,les and Harry White aT-
reared 10 be the principal workers tor
The Squire ticket 1t The polls. although
. number of First ward roandess did
considerable work ~ private f.atare
on the outskirts OF the crowd. sheriff
John Melrsw. John Caldwell. and
numerous Others did effective work
for the Hoyt ticket. There Was no
scratching u the tickets. the delegates
ali running even with the other men
on their tickets. The Hoyt-kiBnear
ticket received rs votes 10 81 for the
Squire Ferry ticket. Following Is the
vote
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bsorfs rsuxh. uneven snd out 81 re-
ratr. sbis unvontea fYeedOsn from
street 9Th ran oEly be temporary.
Grx-sse bsnek pavesnerse catch aud
bod ii she filth deposited upoc them,
and the shiny mud rerf<fuzils ssszes
40 through their int4rstsees. They
rasv azmosf be said 70 create dirt
Asphalt rssssuasoss. such As Paris
AM other cities eajoy. il xa-sed with
sson abe frequency. never become
offensive 10 the eye or the nostrl. or
defising 80 foot-eeAr and clothing but
nj present. and for many years 70
come. asphalt pavenents for most OF
The streets OF SeS York ns1ss be con-
s,sssred rs q dream. an ideal 20 be az
saine<i only after some rational and
civilized provision has been made for
ripes, sewers ard electric wires The
constant tearing urof pavenents and
mining of the streets for LAYING new
or repairing old pipes is sufficiently
destructive of granite block pave
nents. II would be absolutely ruin
ous to asphalt
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A Runner That Lesttime Will Leave
the Country.

New YoRK, Aug. "a special from
Po an Prince of August s. says: The
spanish gun boat Sanchez arrived az 81.
Moro Monday moraing. having the English
consul general and the spanish consul on
beard. Their visit Was the result of .
conference between the diplomatic corps,
with the exception of United states Min
isser Thompson sni Legitime. The Two
eousus mentioned were empowered to
make peace with Hippoiyte. but the brsf
demand of I4egitime that the northern
force pe withdrawn and Hippolyts enter
Pert au Prince with q small body guard,
knocked that arrangement in the head.
Hippolyte then dictated terms and the
spanish gupboat returned here Tuesday
evening. At a meeting ~ the place d.
rectiy after the storm. the members of the
cabinet drew guns on each other NJ differ
emit times during the night AID the next
morning. but no killing was done.
This evening the English gunboat For
ward left here Her destination Is prob
ably 81 Moro. Legitime has probably
agreed 10 Hippolyts's terms. There is
ramon on the streets tonight that Legitime
has been guaranteed safe passage out OF
the country and a certain amount of cash,
and that he IS to leave here on French
steamer on August u, but many think hi
life ia not 10 be spared that long in Port an
Prince
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MARKETS AND snIpplNe.



rsnas-s are making arrangements fsr
she Disposal 81 their seasons park Of sal
saeu- I'D sso<ks 10 the hznzts q xrczsrss
are nelzsg gYssnsiis ssessletast, sad tsaey are
h<st. rig theE s-sres - reraezsfsa fESir
stoeks There is nothing d<fnsse - YET
eoac<rrsnx prices this season. but they
viii prcbaaly range firm s&myS.ee PEP
case NJ T r PHmphrey reports that be
has N order for thrse carloads ar i.Se
e&<es sss this sssssan's PACK sf s iser casa
Tnix Is an exceptionally good price, and
pro-ahly oh;sin3hIa fo- extra qualities
only. owing &c the scarcity Of tsn the
Morse cznne-y wss closed ssowa today.
Several hundred pounds of ysDisoa was
received frasn down the ScGnd yesterday
on the HassAso. This lot is about she firsr
brought here this SEASON We quote La
ise per pound retail
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RI
CEIPTS - pursag the Last II hours
the merchandise and prostace receipts NJ
this port were as follows. Puget Sonnd shore
road. .so tons: Columbia & Puget sound
railroad. s. toss: Seattle. Lake Shore q
Eastern railway ase tons BIZ water
Fanny Lake. ~ TINS. ]. j. Perry. y 'o1ss
Washington. ~ tons: PFemier. 81 tons;
SS2E4Ssea- ~ tD&s-s SaS>Sa1ca , ttA4>f AAt~as
3 tons: American Ranger. = tons: foar
secws brick. so tons. Tosal receipts. i-Sso
tons.
SHIPMENTS - During the last "a
hours goods aud merchandise were shipped
from Sea tie 10 the surrounding country ~
follows: Puget sound shore road 40 tons:
Columbia & Puget sound railroad, % tons:
Seattle, Lake SHORE & Eastern rail-
way 81 tons By watxr-EGith, 5 IONS,
Eiiza Anderson. IA foas; Cascade, ) tons:
Grace. tens: IoGa. 5 tons: Augusta. 2 tons:
Henry Ba lev, 10 tons: Michigan. , tons;
McuHfaiueer, 2 tons. Total shipments. le2
f0Bx
ear oil. - eases orangeaie. car paper.
cars machinery, car liquor. car ro"fing.
, cars stone, L ears LOGS. II cas- lumber.
car potato. = ) ears hay, saa boas lime, 50
tons hay, so tons brIs K. 2oo bxs fruit, Is
pkgs hsrdwarS, 60 hdls wsshboarfs.
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FOkEiGN CsOP REVIEW.
Lees Than Half the English Wheat
Harvested.

LONDON. Aug 1.-The Marx Lane Express
says: The weather has been erratic, and
less than BALI of the wheat area has been
harvested. Crops promise to be the most
irregular on record. Humidity initiates
against the chances OF q large yic'd If new
corn. Business in foreign wheat has been
checked by heavy arrivals, but former
American adyices have prevented re-
action. Indian wheat is pence cheaper.
Russian firm, AID the prices OF California
are hardening. All homeward shipments
have been moderate. The Russian govern
me mt persists in taking more optimistic
view OF Russian crop prospects than com
mercial authorities entertain.
Flour IL quiet. but firm Imports OF barley
have been moderate. and in some markets
prizes have declined 8 pence. Oats are
plentiful. and good prospects only sustain
prices. Corn l. somewhat cheaper for the
same reason Bears and peas advanced 8
pence at today's market There was a
little change ia breadstaffs. Mailing barley
tended apsarsis. and cats, corn aud grind
ing barley are difficult of sale at 2 pence
decline.
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The county commissioners we're
kept basy Saturday in hearing argn,
meni relative tn lowering the ASSESS,
insnt III the Northern Pacific railroad
lands IN this county. The assessmeu,
roll sssoss The Nofthsra Pacific "a
possess 9Ii ga aercs Ia &alla WalIa
eoanty, The eompany claim that an
bat ISL .fsl ACRES Il gAis land is cen,
tfaf 1ss' Tor, and thai they are eonse-
7aiTaNy net liable for the taxes
thereon. The assess@F iixesi tie yalne
% The iaflsis 81 ihe company at o. AZ
an acre This ibe eompzny regarded
A. taso high, aFsa alter Argument she
ss1fa EsssssspaeFs fesiseess tile rate Il,
: g 81 are. sh&eh sss sAilsfsesofy
a. khe pastissssxss.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 3l.-Pe sion Com
missioner Tanner today issued an order
tha, the rule regarding proof of disability
under which the evidence Of one commits
stoned Officer. or one orderly. sergeant and
two private soldiers il required, IL 50 far
modified that In the absence of the evil
deuce OF commissioned officer. or order Y
sergeant. the case shall be held 10 be
proven ON the evidence Of the claimant
aud a private soldier. provided that the
claimant ana private are men OF charac-
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WILL RETURN To EILESsauxs
Escaped Prisoner aerh.s Esptared
In Seattle.

] nss NePhe&, who escaped from
the hittitzs county jail st Eiiensbarg
on July .. wA< captured in Seattle by
Deputy sheriff wooiery yesterday.
pepaty woolery had occasion To 20
To the eeat,ie. Lake Shore 4 Eastern
depot about clock in the morning.
and while there noticed man answer
ing the description he had been given
Of MePhea. He placed him under ar
rest and before he reached the jail had
a confession that he was the man.
McPhea escaped with two other
tough criminals and the sheriff of
kittitas county has hunted high and
low for them ever since they got away.
A reward OF 800 for the capture of
each has also been offered and still
holds good.
An officer is expected here from
kittitas county tonight to take Me
Plea back aud To pay deputy Woolery
his Sin reward.
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A Reporter Knocked out.


INV
Reporter threathlessly THE peo-
pie say there has been a suicide here.
Landlady-Yes, sir; very young
woman-Ann Blank.
Reporter trapidiy writes - Miss An
ME blank, the Young and beautiful
daughter Of Who was her father
Landlsdy Mr.. 4. H. Blank, Of Chi
cage.
Reporter tcontinues wHtingl-'A
z. Blank, OF Chicago. killed herself at
her boarding house, No. 1924 Nine
Hundred and Ninth street. Yesterday.
because What did she XIII her
self fore
i-andiady-B Because she was 70
homely.
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That Awful ~ hftN Ho0se Economy.
Nsw York warli
The statement made BY President
Harrison's French cook OF the rigid
economy required in the White House
kitchen does not oyerstate the case. !"
said Uncle Siias Borrowsox- Indeed.
il falls far short Of telling the story.
When / was in Washington last spring
70 see about the Scrub Grass pcstolhce
/ had a good chance to ascertain few
facts by finding them out, IS it were.
/ dined with the Harrisons several
times by invitation, ard when | got
ready TO 20 they presented me with a
bill for the meals at 80 cents a meal.
| didn't mind that. bat certain things
happened while was there that didn't
look well. One morning st breakfast
Mrs. Harrison asked me If | would
have sugar in nav coffee | said
wou q and she dropped in lump
Ar that moment the president called
nay attention 10 picture on the wall.
and Mrs. Harrison surreptiiiousiy
lifted the sugar out again 1 Gid not
care 10 make fuss a. | was there
AFTER the kHf>fOEs4NF anu No HEFtttt4 etl
not to notice it. Ii had known then
that | would he asked TO pay for the
meals at figure far beyond their
value and wasn't going TO get the
postoffice either. why, by thunder. the
Harrisons aud old Rowersox would
have had bear dance right there.
don't care about that lump of sugar
that / didn't get, for | can drink my
coffee Just as well without sugar. but
the COMPOUNDED looks OF the thing is
what object TO. could mention
other instances of Posey county econ
onv, but don't care 10 appear as
wishing To prejudice the presidents
case before the court. From what
have seen, however, have no doubt
the servants in the White House are
slowly starving 10 death and relief
committee will have to be sent there
yet with supplies
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SEVEN NEW POLICEMEN.
Foar az mitchell. Nominees Net
Appointed.

Recognizing the urgent necessity of
an increase IN The police ford, Mayor
Moran yesterday appointed the fol-
iosing specials: " /. rees Charles
Phillips. Charles Raymond. Clinton
Hale. Henry SurEy. W, 4. johnson.
Jane Qailtef The iirsi three named
are osa p4alleenen. but Peer - the only
enc ot the number that left the force
when NutteFileid was appointed. Il.
I. Holden. \. w. Ryan, Henry
Sbeahau and +. T. fiafang. who left
the force at that time, wsre recon-
mended hy Chief Mitchell Monday
night but their names do not appear
on the mayors list. All of the APP
rointees except euilten were named
by Chief Mitchell Three more special
officers will probably be appointed
next Friday night
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shipping Intelligence.

foET TOWNSEND, Aug ao-Arriseti--str
Naila Wallis, Captain blackburn, san
FFsneisco. esfed--Ameriean shlp En-.
piFe, 7. l. Snow master. lumber. Taaiaue
thal; Am senr Osess aud Hattfs, -an
ffsiicisfo' sff Win ngtsn, Worth master.
Nahasino coal, san Francisco. The ssin
Earl OF Granville has left here for q = haI
Cor - load lpra''ser foF shanghai.
-AS fgANf3sNo. Aug 1o-Sa arrivals
eaiIed--tgnAl, Port townsend. esSn.lig.
iasefns. Jennie strliA. Peft Madison.
tsxrsti-hmfiFv, NsnaiIa0. Arrived A.
Fpff PIERRE, Augesf ie. Pfinrie< A flfyies
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An ordinance 90 change the names Of cer-
tam streets in the city ~ seattle. 10 Wit.
The street known 81 Farm street aud IN.
street known as Dexter street both IN
scen ADDITION and ia Eden addition No
:. ana tnr street KNOWN a. Vine street
ana the street known a. Mater street,
both - Eden addition aud In Eden addl-
ton No. 2
The city Il Seattle does or,lsgn "a FOLLOW 9 /.
SECTION l. ThR, the name Of the strest
KNOW n as Farm street, ia Eden addition
AMI IN fden addition No ? In the city of
seastls' Dc ana TIE same j. hereby changed
70. a. q SAID street shall BE- hereafter known
as. Lombard street.
>ee :. That the name Of the street known
a Dexter street. IA kteu addition aud in
ssien addition No ,. in the city of attic
o. snd the same l. hereby changed 10. ami
ssia street shall hereafter he known as
Farm street
as VINE street. In Eden addition and ia
Eden addition No. 2. In the city os ~sstfl..
" ana the sasne i hereby changed 10 aud
:, ,ssa sffee' shall hereafter be known a.,
Dexter street
sc Z. That the nan,e ~ the Stree. ktaosrn
a. water street, In Eieu addition sps In
ss'rh ad.it1on No 2 In fhe city of -asstse,
- siia ne same Is hereby change. 10 aud
S -, ssres1 SHAH hereafter &c kno~n as.
sse D That this ordinance shall take 81.
49, Snu = ia force ani operation tom
@oa aits.F ~ passsse and publication.
.s $50 $3.50 tas common council this II n day
approved by me this Ista DAY Of August.
L. e. NiEsg. Acting Navor
FILED tins 2lst day of August. i.~s
e. ". FERRis Clerk.
FADlishsd this 2lsr day Of August, lss9
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CIVIL ARREST.
\ slaughter nn.ine.. Maa saed for
Assault.

Mr. Charles II French. the we'll
known business nlaa Of Slaughter.
was brought - seattle Yesterday upon
the warrant ~ civa arrest issued in
the assault and battery case brought
against him by Arthur II. Meade
M French had na diligently in fur
nishiue the s. SO hoa,d required, and
ass not restrained oi hls tilsrty for
ens moment lie = a man ot nleAHs
sna 4 MeAfs secures Judgment
against him ia the civil action IL viii
~ go,ssi without the bond This Is
the third civil arrest knesn IN the
hsSsery et ths King oogasy district
-gssf~t