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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-03
klaMTs AND SHIPPING.


SEATTLE. Aug.
re bunker business continues hrst-esaSs-
yatwss hssxsssilnx rae fact shst the mills are
crrsssrg SIS rsneh lumber as Ties are eatS-
be az cutting. c'sSc-s cannrf s'e FILED
within even reasonable time THIS - the
Only ciEcGlty- Others ise everything Il IN
a rsxxz satisfactory condition The demand
is hrsvy on eli classes al ianaser, No par
sss.xs sar KIND ieaSirg In Gales The most ~
the su1aler being consumed IS ~ course.
fsr building There is good demand for
satbS. which arc ues selling At s. per "
For sainsass there Is moderate inquiry
T'tey s-e Ssgsing AZ ss-15s8se- - per leo,
Prices eli Essiabe- are unchanged.
Lars ara quite sssree With an uruaES,
tsssderscy. No Indications ef any insrsie-
afss4 relief ara apparent. We 9oste $50
regM-
TAe steamer Cascade bought IN ninety
boxes OF rlalrs frsaa sssrwooi today.
TIE xaf.cl brought In 6S, sNeks Of oats
and tarley so4iaS from Clinton.
MSpsssF ANp,SE AND PRODUCE ga
CEf2sS - putting the last "a iours
the erchaaoise ara p-spsace receipts IS
this raft were aS fasleHs Puget Sosrst shore
roaa, rs teas, Columbia * Puget sound
railroad. "a tors; Seattle, Lake shore d
Esssern railway AZ sons. by water
wal.a NAlla. 10 tons; Cascade. tnn, l. J.
Pasrfy. p tens: ity OF Quincy II tors;
Premier. 81 tons; gsis-s Brown, : ioass ".
r. MUarse 3 tons. Fleetwood. 8 tons; Mabel.
. toas. Washington, ! ton four scnsS
brick. 30 tons. Ioia. receipts, I,st2 tons.
81 FAESTS - LEriEg the last n
hour goods asd merchandise were Skipped
frasn sea tie % the surraandsag country as
follows. fnget sound Shore rasd. IL tons:
Columbus * Puget sound railroad, = tons:
Seattle, Lake SHORE Il Easisrn railway. Is
tons. By wafer-lliaho, 1sa tons: clara
Brown, tors; ". r. Mu1Toe, Ii tons,
GA en- City, ions; Washington, II tons:
Edith. 10 tons: W. r. Ma1ree, toEs;
He2Gy Bailey, IL toys; Michigan. , tons.
Tefal receipts. 6l3 TONS
NATCRk OF RECEIrTS-Slx hundred
and fifty I've SKIS GA 5 a0d barley. - boxes
psuHaS, 6S aDc i3rs, 90 eases glass, 80 eSseS
eggs. 10 cars steel rails, car robaeco,7 cars
In .asoer, iSa head sheep, csg ice, | car la ,
50 boxes apples, 50 cases cigars snd fobac. o,
l.2-So pk,s groceries. l,e0i lkss hardware.
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CONVERT Al onAurAuouA.
~ the CenErsgssiata thsFch Chef
Of fhEs CITY

Tac CaaSrgTs fieglal rtoif OF seattle ~ ~
reader the fo.lsg,rs Frsss4nlse tkis even.
tag ~ CASsEsga ana
Pisno = 81 + ssssmuafe srfsrsN.rs
Mss Kate TevkssHry. nr g. 4 -rssfh.
a6rT.s 'l,.- isAl = Be YEA
s-'ss----- sCissi HFs e.. a. Fss ss..iry
Rrcttaitssc-~ hatf3nz III esrs..g
= sF.ss}-- &i.sses He staa ar4 s. .ser.
= sss-. f.Hsufsa ss1 gs.gsaau.
~s,se--''s - kgns sssuK
--..----...--- N.ss Scaaie Hsassst.a-
~ 30 &aftA ussLse C. 3. Pc p =.
leN.lls --.--.------- ------I - an. A. -
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THE CHARACTER OF
RENTON ADDITION :!

is established beyond all question as the
following list OF eminently respectable pnr-
chasers. principally business and profess
sional mem viii show;
Mr.. J. r. Mcdonald. presiden; OF the Sc
attic. Lake shore Il Eastern Railroad Co.
Mr.F W. ID. Holbrook, general manager of
the Seattle, Lake Shore s E-etern railroad.
Mr.. Leigh :. j. Hum. rror~lesor of the
Seattle Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. W. e. Bailey, In wei.-Known capt
taiist.
T. NJ. Reed. il, l6gister of the United
States land Office.
Prosecuting Attorney Sewiin.
fx-Prosecuting Attorney ]. E. Ronald.
Mr.. Fred j. Grant, associate editor of the
| Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. Jerome Caflin.
Mr.. :. r. Frazier. (ssrefl. editor in-chief
of the EVENING PRESS under the new
management.
John A. 81 icher, editor of Frank Lesiie's
Illustrated Newspaper.
King County Investment Co. No. :.
Mr. }. 4. Park, uf Dexter Horton x Co.'S
bank.
Mr.. J. L. schultz, OF Dexter Heron 4
Co.'S bank.
Mr.. II. NJ. Bennett.
Mrs. L. J. o'Farren
Mr.. A. sharpe.
IL. A. Frederick.
Mr. c. Il. Kendall
Mrs. Caroline RskeF Stevens
DIR. G. 5. Merrill.
Dr. David T. Bowman.
Mr.. John A. Ware.
Mr.. u. H. Howard
Mr.. k NJ. Crawford.
Mr.. II. IL. Roberts
Mrs. Elizabeth j. Crawford
Mr. Frank E. Nae.
Mr.. X. 6. Westerman.
Mr.. J. b. q. Lockwood.
Mr. II. A. Bauer.
Mrs Martha George.
Mr.. I. 4 Garrett Of rozesaaa. Montana.
Mrs A. N. smith.
Miss LA Carter
Mr.. G. falk.
Mr.. Frank shsfer
Mr.. Edwin Aud.
Ar. A. NJ. EvonS.
Mr.. George Hsrtig.
Mr.. f. {. Baird.
And others.
less than bali Of the 100 lots 20 h offered
this year, remain unso.d.
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The Tran.eua,lsen,al Association.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-rhe freight commit
tee from the Transcontinentai Association
was in session today considering routine
business. This will occupy several days.
Nothing OF interest is eNpe ted. The Santa
Fe road hiss given notice that IL will make
Il new freight schedule be weeu Kansas
City and Chicago and will not in the fu-
ture pair this business with other roads.
This pr1mises the break up OF the Western
Freight Association
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Es2<x&F34X 81 EE<1S fSSkz - ks& ssS~ - y
TmR Exxs0x EzxK
CaHnefsmsn pxsfe tsssE ssssk use a<os
ard ii . sszc<T sx~~~sa rserzmxEsassss fnas
fhs eparesg nsenarixIlze re ezsasssEntsessss
rs,rs r1z. szpxs % rsare urae. he ecxstni "a
TIE essszs Iaexsxs1 On ia sxxbzs sxs<ss- fsesr
hArbcr froux- wkfsz NJ. D1rie aas3s<<s
ss@Hkirx sh< rs<yee esssst to- Ess1as~ =
81 TIE eszseEI uhAf disposition they Fosssss
MAKE al tie nafsss. <D< nss1ssr spoke
Ear few ns<sz.ss1sx. II kssnx ysfy nppayxzif
tai al were in fxzo~ al deferrfag sFzss,sz
NJ. ffasl tssss ars@9 All kNke1 NJ. Iszrss y
81 ws< fssssssasy 70 taxi srssssss tszsss@ssss
sasSs. NJ szsFse ssz.ss-s ssas u sxs nss-
fba rrsssfssz ~ %@zE i SAs 0<etsess q ~
sSs< Fxtfrsax offsex-x 50 TIE dt1eTrrs DE-
ra~rsueasx 81 fsss efsE zssx~rsszest - ~
sss-<~5 - Sic ritA TIE esty clerk lnxefz-
ssyyss~ ~ al ffe property II their asEsss .;
The rsrnx Of their retirement
TIE n per- % She ssresss@ cssfz E1tsee rec
csn nsns.E1x fnzs fsse aprssrsz%sa u Lyons
& BHx kiF ssr ssszsaF heessse ne refused
was Rad and ss.szpts6-
xg eszzsxS's fEsxESs.
Caaaes1nzsn o-Bzsen sAs faken wisb
fx9e iex spe}s dzyiaz The seSSsssn. SID aa<
20 - carried szf Of TIE sassah@r- Hs
returned ah<sus aais a. hnsT isl1'
sssd sszssl for lsExE - stszleF fHf fHs
aasysths a. he Essnketa rsssfss 3 trip =
garoy.s ssy bis health. Tie sssEe 81 a.
szsfsrss a a. granted
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COLyILLE INDIAN TROUBLES
Troope Pass Trough Spokane Falls
on Their WAY to the scene

SPOKANE FALLS, Aug. 2-One company
of infantry OF twenty-seyen men from
Spokane Falls under command
of Captain Luhn. eamped nesr
the city tonight en- route to
stevens county. where trc Indian troubles
are reported. They VIII leave in the morn
ing. troop al cayaly from For. sherman
VIII also start ia the morning Tor the scene
of The lrpnh.a
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$3.50 q ntHnR. A apntscoxsoa sru<n
q. n Tv3eT ~ sxnd. urr5s nsHzsaaska
-ra-<T = rnes~rA<zA ~hn b. s&ks.
As.~ss~ v~xx 1919 f8ewrsS fyfFs1sT 10
80 - ~ 1900 rex~s ssssszsEf
fs<~r~ rseB<svx - fAe
..., -. ~r.sssv ssr,~s.~1 4 xFssa
,sx = 49, - sSerr,~e 1<zcsr
"a asszsxazk OrBessa ncsnsaxssd James
asssr ae - 49, - Is
r.sts~rs@sa wss c~rlsrs4 sserse<t ls<x.~e
ssfF.ssr
W.ssIrrforS sSsss - rnnEf Ike 90 ses
w~ T~E~r ssyx<ssn<rx3 sss4.-@ss. fs<en>s ~
sss<r sszs IA IF.safrssss thss tie ssscs hsa
sssses hsen sr~Atss.
MxYfx Mofsn xfu1sxrfs-d TIE hAassN Ffss
sDsn rsfstsx~ sas she rsasgs1x yssr
.aa,essry sa4 f4xsssss5Te-r- e. SiesE.
o. n usff sssl a 8 Aslffuxf1rzt
E. &C. ssssssfss~x r-ssxs-sv an s.rvssssts
--s.es,-x. n Hsls. 3. R1rs1s ana a..
$40
Health ami fesics-~H1y-y Naiz. J. y
eessise5ofa s1s 80 - = 1s..,s .r.
Y gsas.
-rrses. sns srre.s Ifaprorsnenss- z
ysssse@. +. s3'fssS~xs ssssf II White
FIr~ sna sEeg SEspgy g. q. Da4se !.
& lssss<sx assa T. - fsyfAn
ssrsgs iIgfstx-g y Wssii8zforsi sse-sgs
" Hall sst g. T. sis~x
fsesnse sssa RSxeE5sse~D. = HtGyie. q. J.
Enfas aud J oBsten
HsFfss- sad WARS !. j. kasf5ss }. =.
" stsf1wf.vs ara 7. D. J1ses
s@xers srd nrAsnsxe--T o Efien, Z. X
Nlfss and ~. " bite.
.,-.,...,s. .~.~wr-~,s. wx.r~~
t,xst,sf,,.. sr..-..ss,- suy..,s..s.s s,.s fss
lastyx rezszgs
f,fssz<w.sa. have shs hoysor Il, szbrng,
b. yosi the fosiss.lns report Of J.rmis,
granted TOT soe sresson. alteration. re
nanssl ara fsraaTfnx OF baaiftnTS from
July rs 20 Jaly 81. Thrift six twffks. esu
fsaged cost, eiss7s.7s9 fes>- slEs9. ~
frames, essifnssski essst, tIsS.ss7. fess, IT,
rsEacsAsss ssssfastea cos, 81. fee, - seo =
Corrugated fskfts eSlmstsu esssft slti2ss
- 80 \, - 80 60 80
q, Il AFssyrV Iswsi Ing Inspector.
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SAN FGaSc1sc9, Aug 2-Arriyes-lvan
hoe. Sestf,e, Enndaleer. Departure bay
Golden Shore. Fort Blake'ey; Nellie May
Port Madison. Ss.iisd-Enoeh Talbot, Sc
attic; Glory of the Seas, Nsnaimo; Carun
sielel. Puget sound; Aureola, Port Town
sent. Cleared-1ity eli fuehla, Victoria
lesnis. PORT Townsend. Arrived at per
PerFie-nsnhne, fr.sn MCcdyyiile AT
rived ar Ealra-ssso-Siniram. from Ia
eg.iA
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SPOKANE : All Rp5nv- ~. cha,lea
Arznsr2 as Is la re iPs &, 1ettxr frar
rs fstasf, NJ Noah Arms ~os.s cwrer ct
ic ,Arntss gauusag hossw, ,, kssV. ans ?
G4e e 1hieags. J8iy n. seph.ne 80
es1en - for sss rass Fmsa NnsG sarf tws
yEee~. hst Il ra~ ia saas ~ &rs az tim TIA
SasSfsHF stables wsre ID us a se4vs sssr
sfsfe aes1sf, aeag ~ =. whefe @7~s
kA1s sts8 kEsin IA e F4ect = agtt agla al
see ether efSsks II - set issAf tfss,t-s
tbeFc = ii's5s t0ubs that Seattle eYeet
Elzses y !. 81
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LEBANON, Auz. 2.--Tne committee ap
pointed - investigate the accounts of the
auditor ard treasurer OF Warren county
made preliminary fepsrt TO-DAY. II show.
that Treasurer Coleman was y deganit.sr Ia
the amount OF $1,000 II Il riisnored thai
the treasurer will be earrested on another
charge, The nature OF which T. not xEowu.
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Great strike Aver,ed.

LoNDoS, Aug. 2The Durham miners
have taken vote on the question OF nc
ecpiing The 10 per cent. advance offered
by owners. The result Is in favor of ae.
csPting by majority Of one This de-
elslon ayeris strike which would prove
the greatest on record.
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THE CRY FEoSr.

The American Ranger nro3sas III = fosso
af latEs yesterday afternoon.
The l. J. Perry hrosght n tWeniy-aFe
tons OF hay from La Conner.
The Lola Is on the ways 81 Tasolns. here
she - being given general oSe1asnisns-
The wslia walla arrived Il port yes.er-
dsy noEnis z with 20 toas o. msrctslaGise-
The cisy OF Quincy brouzi I in a load Of
hay from .alnissi. sBe discharged 81 Man
ni1gfs wharf.
The Tidal Ware. from san Francisco
With a cargo Of mere hanalse fsr Harrington
x smith, IS due.
The kdiEhurgashiTe aid not 60 70 Ia
csEa as II was announced she would, be-
cause OF her inability 70 secure tue.
The Henry Buck doekesl Yesterday at
Ha.9ela's wharf snd besrn aisehargiug
he cargo. She y III load cosl for San Fran
cisco.
Toe Prem er brought In thirty tsns of
fright yesterday morning. This l. the
largest cargo that she has Srcu ut 10 this
port ia several weeks.
The Al III j. at Sahwabaehel's wharf,
where her boilers are UaHereoing slIghl
repairs. She gees to Tacoma tint, morning,
were she VIII take or machinery foT
Alaska
The Lauis O5sea reces we'd her new boiler
= stsraay a. Almond < PHILLIPS whaff.
She Will be ready for service vi hin lew
days. Tae Olsen is under CONTRACT 10 trans
port large amount of freight rom Astoria
10 Destruction Island She all make sew
eEai trips between the points mentioned.
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HEADQUARTERS 40 XicE.-The police IN,
deaetsslly look with interest on toe eyi
dent inEentien Of the ownerS II the hIsck
bound. i bF Jackson. King, south Thina
aud ,9Hsh Fuufth streats 10 devote IL EN-
Ufely 10 the purposes of vice. chinese susl
JspeRese houses 81 PROSTITUTION 8re aiready
sifHAted ihers, aud suwshtr large gains =
aoase - gaiag up. Ga eifhe- side of the
slisY Gsns have been bal iar prpsiitafes
$40 i1osi 81 ft.oal are occaf.ed. The bHil.i
1fSs s'siat ga piles shxe ~ smelling
water. tssen altogether, tltis book prom.
ikes to become oge 81 the .a.}sf famous Ia
- AlteCt Srel
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cA.F AHET1Se At LYsgES -~Tae Ere,
&c'hotists of tae W ateasa dt,tsic; AZ
riepsT!ng 10 cssaEs meeting ia = tean,i-
fal spot ga she shoTss at tAe Ngoksark
f}FsF NFsT = nisen- 4 LARGE canvas tstssr
44aete VII las rstsCs3, and g De- So, lou " 80
continue zen tays Rev. Peter Criyls . iil
pave caA-ge 81 the ~ eesiBzs. Assi.543 hy
Rev J. G. scuis II this CITY. AAsut 6nee,
people fresh THIS ctts Wiil sffsffd l.avfEc
resii q aext "Wednesday night san sne Faig-
haven
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ONE AbDONR.HHll
FOR ROUND TN

- q
Coed from purchase sill Ausu~. : +
receipt for fun fsre 10 Tss--1. !.
counterslgncd ~ samuel 3fr.Ss
a. Chautsaana. and pr senseS = ,,z b..
Office ut Tacoms, vii : .,urn -: >.
ii IN fare.
CLARA BROWN leaves $40. =
grouncs ana 1seoaa Ncpdsv r.
aid Friday at g. m. Refufnirs -
Tacoma Tue day, ThafSaay ~
a. ]. 80 7. IN. Excursions ev,rirc p!
versised. Fare. -ae f.,r the rcnS5 -
WASHINGTON leaves $500 < Y,
wharf Tuesday. THURSDAY fr9
$50 a. M. for the grounds ard -.
turns same day: leaves Taeunn ~ r. :
Z oar Is & y. m.
FAfRHAVEN fcsves Taco,un 4. -.
and seattle At 5p m Moaday. n
as Friday. n
o. /. 4 \ boats leave Taeuma -
except SUNDAY ST 10 4 =. ~ ~,.s;
leave seattle az : 7. m: Ocran MI
Can visit grounds and nstnrr 49, !,
day for thirty days. Addrm =
$50 REV: u J. RiKarI p,
REV, sAM'L GREENE ~ !
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A Judgment fas sS1tg hss 9,s.ss srSaseG
Axslns' rbaz y. ssmiora ia saver q .As
ssssge II G.. IL Han essre8.e3
Jane CsNteais hss bees spT-osat..a
sSsraia "a ltts N ~ Jose p l'seisiss-ufn.
"a sAr case Of G. kgssr - taHe AID
f.ssH ID L-ienNanin IA ltnsa l.n...
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Ladies dude hsts, dark co,urs. AT DC AT
keile5ef's S9a second street, the ga OF
the big hat
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Spokane Fails viii haye a new union
DEPOT, 70 be built of pressed bfiek and to
rest StCa Con
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Prank Olsen propEic ~ % the Hio.sfag.
fo9 fosfes. BE- brought lilel smit against
Er.ck Tbaiaad and rs twG sens. Conrad
ani Flo-a, publishers q fhe Bas1iasfon
FsisRas sud Hans G.. Wa laerg TIE
cause % SETON alleged IN tte complaint
Is nat q Communication Owe ire siEta
Fgre OF Hsus T. WSailsetg H"c cafsce rnfug
tbe pisilti8 was published in tine 1isafis
on Iuly Il. lNe9. The COMM 1ication
Which = as s,finfgd 10 Norwegian, J. css-
iified Answer frc8a W ~ the Washing
sgficir >Evsts ~ olsen Anf others If th8
faltar3s stRf q tnc Nest aetla peeFa ss
'-asit clFti'se8 rat3srs "suss scomntlre.s
- fa 4altsfsc cemp0s ser sut lat
riN,[lft1 fubts sf yasi4 csrf .fs.' '-seciEl.
jsi lr 80 aafnels' ags &" 90 - FOR these
Journalistic amenities OLSEN s*ks So sc
damages.
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Norwegian Journalism Very Fierce
Other District Court Notes.

IN the district court yesterday Alice
Thompson was granted a decree OF abso-
luie divorce from Joseph Thompson upon
the report of Boyd J. TSllnas. 70 whom
tbs ease wss referred generally on Jaly O.
Mo- Thompson i awarded the custody uf
" Tniaor childfen aud receivers the
x~ts Of the action.
e sarah kun Harvey has brou zhi an action
fog diyolce from her husband james Har-
vsy. proprietor uf the SENATE saloon. They
we're marYirst In Euc3aad in 80 and lived
together a. Insu sgd wiie up "a Jsly l.,
is$9, whca Mrs Harvey claims her bus
bsad dr*ge her away fsuu her home ~
striking her A8d calling her vile nAyaes.
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WHAT'S
in A NAME !?

Shrcwd spectators and home see kers
think there Is great deal. They
know by expe risnce that when a large
number OF good people bay prop
erty in che vicinity. the character of that
distrie; viii always remain first class.
Property that has an established reputs-
ton as being in a heightened neighborhood
is always more sel4hle and better speeu-
lation than cheap property in a cheap
neighborhood st amy price.
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thlltrea trl Tor fiIraes ) isx.eria

sas sma q re1 sAs5- hAs eess "a
y A'e. ~ ksissas :. Ssr sgsssaaa ssss.s-
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70 n
Room 10, gswiin g,ost


Beware OF Fraud. as my name and ths
price are stamped on the bottom of All ms
advertised shoes before leaving the fscIorv
which protect the wearers against hiyh
prices anu inferior goods TIA dealer olrtsrs
" IA ~ thlAs shoes ~ = reduced price,
or says ne has them without my name and
price stamped on The bottom p,it lin, an,s,,
as fraai ''f'
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The RELIEF CoaaIrrEE.-Sinel FIRE sui
fereFs were Eiven assistance by tae relief
committee yesterday. Clothing was given
IN three cases, provisions III Ihree. TIVE re-
cviSeti trans IeftAtion. and one q tent and
slo 10 cash. There are abCgsG SIgso worth
81 pr0t isln1is at the AFIa0ty set. although
POI tt3u has been sold r. the THereha fiis
% ihs city The price paid is little iess
tl4an The same goods would cot Laid do vi
here By any 3 Eelesale hFG There s,ill re-
msln 10 barrels of Aotr, sixty ssess
oi bt sns and Various ouan lilies OF srrnp.
nlaecaTusf. 'ea. Pickles. aaa dried AID
esut frui's
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H8aA# Nsta - AFi7sA
wsllssgfafd pi@eed ia aaaa aatsaa she
Fo,icvihg liss x - HukAArs. 4. stshsrss
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t<en informed hsa eaesNrs+3 saas vzass /.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-03

MEETING OF THE SCHOOL BoARn.--A
meeting of the board of school 6irecters
syhs held last evening ia tbs county treas
NTer's office Chairman j. NJ Frink pre-
sided, and Directors Hebron. Tay Tor AMI
Hughes, and superintendent Julia f. Ken
aedy were present. A communication
WAS received fr.sn Afto.ney Preston stat
Ing that tue titles OF lots II. II, I6, IL snd
j.. in block l. Jackson street addition and
block a. in L. poHiius' addition. the pur-
chase OF which the board nave in view,
age good abe chairman and Director
Hgghes were instructed 10 ave the board 5
attorney, Mr. Pseston, draw up the neces-
sary papers for the purchase OF the prop
cry. Miss Kennedy submitted plans for
the proposed Schoei bu5lii gg They were
carefully examined. Iss no action ives
taken. Arch important rossins work wss
transacted, after which he beard "a
jsgrnsd ansil next Tuesday evsa.ag.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-03

= sAN't79N AFt = NtNflh MIMI
CmcAeo. Aug. 2-Cattle - Receipts
400; steady; heevcs. gas So: steefk,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-03

u. \. r. RECEPTION. -Arras genet. are
being made for the reception OF Hon. s c.
Cosgfose, department c ,m namder of the
q. A. r., who viii arrive here tonight on
ans annual tenr OF jDspe, ton. Mr. Cor
grove viii arrive here st : o'clock this
evening on tae Clara Brown, accompanied
oy Judge J. p. Boyt, General u. W. 1ihbets.
J. II, h - ear, nr. 4. T. Minor aud seyera
other 9. \. Il. members tf the constitu
uvnal convention and members Of his
STAT. He viii be met st the wharf by
inen befs of the local pusss with band
aed escorted To tie eoufti oase where the
! reception, which ia 10 be private one.
wlsl &c held.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-03

The ner tssnsaon eoan<si nsss lAsz ssixass
IN tse new efsinesI ehsmt<r ssf sfezcsf
NV city ofseen for the srssssx YsxY.
1h4 memhefs held . ssueas IN tss afESg
nooo. 1t which 3 ssxfe hse s@sn agreed
mon. - there wns no contest worth seeg-
eoessg oses suy Of the sszsees sxespf she
po5tce eApsatnrsxs which had nae bees
discussed In c1acss
Al Of the eouafsiEssn we're II thai:
neote when xayx 8asan hxozxfss rs
gnseI down q; ~ Tie bah sss pafkssi
With spectators. ard rsany slee essssss &C
end stApdtn9 rem IN TIE ehakas<J s<ssss
q the stairway and ia fiss ball b~1tw.
Immediately after roll eAsg, at-sa szses ass
O CeuBfi5Iu2u = iezz, sae n gasas order q
business uas sasr~Dae . anf stss e0ssasI
proceeded 10 the fleetioE - oifIszrs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-03

INSANE FgoN RELIeios.-Ers agatha
krosh. whose sttemp: 70 commit suicide
oy jeaping into Lake Washington wa.
| cnrenicied ii Yesterdays paSf iSTrILI.
GEScKg, wss brought before Probate Judge
Osborn yesterday. adjudged insane AM;
| committed To Sci accom-, hitler she was
taxi by Deputy sheriff rsyi.r Holden
There was a piliful sceAa ~ the Ocean
deck wnen MIS-. krogh was taken aboard
TIE North Pacific. She struggled violently
and I've gentlemen who did net under'
stand the matter in'erfefei to rescne hef
/ iTom the officer. Her litsle ooy accom-,
panied Mrs. krogb, eryiRg Bitterly. IL ID
said that the woman's reason v as over
thrown by religious excitement
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-03

kIekArfoHs or IYR Run NHE-yvefy
year sbost THE time Inikns ossze down
with t;ieis households 10 Seattle and To-
coma from oil along tie ceEs. ~ far north
a. Queen Cher.ot;e's ssuad IN light cedar
canoes. TO engage in fop-pickias in the
White river, sueqealmie aud PuyaliHp val
leys. They bring with then aha one shells
aud woven grsss ,rinkets, aud go back in
the fall with red blankets ans money
Zach year fewer come 90 thc feids. FOR two
reasons: TIE hop eountry Is becoming
s5sfoanied by dense pcT u.sJien, which
supplies white pieksrs, aud the whites are
building up industries whisa employ the
indians at home. IL is thongat that the
Indians viii moi retura 1T ali nsxt year.
owing To the action of the Oregon Improve
nent Company ia covering vita STEEL raj :
their fayofite camp dowa by the Ocean
dock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-03

r, :. As tregisteredl. I-si s: Il sccuYonsl
ISIS; 4}ss trsgistervG), 1895; 4lss Icoa'
pansl. lt5s. Pacific 6s. lis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-03
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