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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The coast seamenss nnief will held q
branch meeting every Tuesday evening In
Tacoma
The bark AHreola. from Tacoma, laden
with coal. arrived safely IN San Francisco
Friday last
Capt. Frank Parker. of the ship Alaska
has accepted the command OF the ship
Oriental. Capt Slater resigned.
The schooner Premier viii sail from
Port Blakeley 10 morrow. with q argo al
lumber for Brisbane. Queensland. The
ship Rosie Welt will leave the same port
day later for Melbourne and race will
be made aerass tne ocean To TEST the sail
ing qualities of the vessels it il believed
by many this; Rosie will rsia ahead OF the
schooner shoulsi light winas prevail
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THERE II NJ coal FAaISE.
Mr.. r. A. Bell says Complaints are
tmeaIIe.s Fer.

On being questioned yesterday about the
complaint as q scarcity 81 saai su The city.
Mr. Bel. asvas fer tae 0eegoa Improve
meai campsay. considers such coma g,istnss
wholly gncailesi fer. While aams;tlee shaG
eaaI was some Whist seafxe I'm NJ ii Safety
after tBe Newcastle dIfsletstF, Mr. Bell
s5ssea that 1At m IS AaTr zeal placed ia fhe
retail hssgker gaSas FnAa Is sssfsSnEas.ss Yes
tcTzas ogaiS ssse,shfsS 81 the egsateass III
tae sesass bunker aas earfess awag add
very ssw wSgehs were asssFeG in kae
IA Nv. Esi&'s npsnSssr. x j. tsnSs satugs9
thai a efy ~ are5ty sf.ahfst HTsse aranng
these wa4 purchase fn<s what wia aases
tfxaas<isz1s 9assts. NAME ssasle 3aS ia sglf-
Gefett sfaeA saF tge Winter early ia sze
seaSaa. ard sh3s essgfse prevents hssasaSp
when iresssa~szNcss wizses sagsa3l ftse sap.
psv szise. We base saffsnfGfss caal asa
faaf sos al eek8Srs, SAID Mr. 81 Is ii Fsss3ss
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Toua NEW CRY LAWS.
TITLES OF Ordinances Passed nv ths



Following are ehe titles OF the naw o1sli
asnres passed By the city eaauesl at fss ses.
sion eft FFissHY night; An osaIaanee grant,
ing 10 ]. II Thompson ard his assigns
the right - construct. 0peFats AMI main.
tam steef railways sa Seattle. This is
slightly aaeaaatory 81 tfe ord nance pre-.
yiousls passed IL Ne FAers psssss,s Interest.
An ordinance requiring hss ~ eaf4= IS *
p'assxI aaaD hotels. aaAnstnw fs9nsgs. saAn-
HfaefegEsss. Nails aud s5fasr hsastasegs sss
the city 0f Seattle TIE ordinance
rvqalees the construction ef saEfaHse
aTe escapes gsssa al Buildings
OF agegs faAN sac ztasses ! = Seattle. now
completed. w.fAssi - ssayS affev sAe pssasl,
Sasiae 81 tia uvfINauee AS esearss agsa
IN ~ ri iron Wsth ga fsaa pAatfarts. 81
iasAed seSssais - ssss hssilsiiAg sssd swuSs
t~s easy st aseesS EFegss aa door aas} W. .
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f1asessNe strsa't "a 9gsssee 8xesssse
Ase aFstSfssgee "a iax=ats Aasa establish 8
gaells xsse%s sssSIGriug q 5 gNies asheYs
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8fst 81 arg IA ht18S 81 tanaaaerassa1 sfEsk
81 80 tltss as5rtA snerzspai 15gA 81
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sissss snsssfs eNsT &sestE sSiss ssagEA issse II
ss8ss's steseE & fses ;AAAss ANs8fs aiaax
tae aassass szi iSsss 50 Commercial Ssseat
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~ enSseAs R8ksks5aa sass A sAsssgy
ssseF e ssi&s srsEs sgss "a sfes ssssssass -
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= a<se ssstszs - sa sEaaase 3sr sesagtfs Mses
SSet sssssss. ssae uaSHss - 0@7 clear All SEP
ssF wAsss SILVER = saSss sgrsssys 1Mg rs s2etv
- sSEs sszsn Rxgsfssa sag 4 - Al tssssssse<<
ls-. HeaSEses iAzasAzss,szs xsssssc fessSs IKE
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peekses SHaesizas. tassFNssy Tsssu @szax fas.
aisssse sssseus. sNsS3 - SszRa-s : 4asfzar e.
Drug Company, v A0scszse agwus&
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poFsland. Oregon, July

Portland. Green, July 81.
While | was in Tillamcuk last winter |
was affected In my back aud Kidneys So
thai IL was almost impossible for me 10
reach Portland. When ! wnt here I was
induced to try the 0rsgon Kidney Tea,
drank at my meals the tea made from liz,
and IL has effected radical care I can
highly recommend il TO all who are
afflicted as l was T. CONN.
Sold By Stewart & Eolsnes Drug Com
pany. wholesale agents
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Business Chances.

sEGLkFIK sseTEi- tzxe Kesrs' 5ease st =
20 nssaAs asss~ss Essssasss saga5tags sns
Ess roesus asa zAraoss. tzSs FsseuaS. ssmn-
dry. ere. sss sG.ass EsFaiiE7e j. wastA
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FggsITt 3 gafTuRf fsssssss s0v ssasss.
ssw gsGss--s'&s leg property $685. haii
Esssevee ~ sAs@e rase
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PASSENGER s1SrS-

gfes7gza & California lsassass sasss.
a sal8T. j \ issmsHets Is asel.es =, ~
Spgssssz. u II a3st gess chssese, sas . u
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COUNTY BONDS.
The Amount To Bc ISSUED Reduced
Ia . aO.aro.

n
1he board of csnnty commissioners held
Especial session yesterday 10 determine the
amount VI the 5 per esnrs funding bonds
Is hv isSness by the county. aud to- nego.
Tat the placing Of the same.
From the repssrt of Expert Parsons Il
was aseefsainSG thar fse amount of ifs-
dehtedness nn@ outstanding upon
county. warrants Que January I,
iss9. IL nearly <i.0aoa and
h was decided 10 issue buds for that
amount. inssesa eli for $-Sa ss1e, as had
been determined ufoa BY the board bs-
farr receiving figures from the expert
Hon III q SfIuye. who REPRESENTS the
syndicate that IL negotiating far the par
chase ~ the tsaEdx. was oar of fsae eits In
AFTERNOON. ~ that tbs matfer saahs ps,s ise
osaasafamateC. aud The lsaqd adjourned
80 Nnussas at 10 s. IA. @fsen. III II
shoaehf. The neeofl atoms will De cosn-
EtlRsal
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lie handxerrhiefs chester ..sesrv.


Lecture ut opera house 10 night q, 70,
on The Sosfaiag Crisis. sud are the Clergy
. Source OF Danger To Our Eepublie3" Ad-
! mission. 10 cents.
81 2s-Hesvy dress silk, warranted 10
wear. marked down 10 81 .. Chester
CIeary.
II goa waat q bargain don't fail TO see
my so lot on Aifi-sfrret Cahie lifs.. sax Ias
George narf.l. Csrnmercial street
2se--A lot Of cslilfren's cloth skirts al
the sale. &c. Chester Clea-g.
see Ilorfsei's West Seattle Park addition
advertisement.
ae--Dressing combs yonr choice At the
sale, Chester tlears.
posrsvcly the cheapest lnt in the city,
NV $50 i.st ga atll-stFessf cable line in Yes,
hrs flsss addition. saxIes George Darsfei,
Commercial street
le. q lAf Of hsnakerrhlcfs, your choice
lie. Chester Cbeary.
Par s5so 70 one of my lots on Adiu-street
cable iiae: adjoining lots sell for siaao o
$40. are SKIS. best bur In seattle
George DssTssss. Commercial stree.
800 suits, al sizes and pssfersss, To b.
clcarcsi aiaz as less than cost. San Fran.
eis4sss ~sstre.
se t.ssse ssss towels, At TIE sale. caes-
ter GaeaFg.
Ten seua.is ssesk for 81. star Meat Mar
ket. tellaahia street.
The recent eris tsSr of she san was not rs
can plvsa - the sheFengh eclipse We wiEi
naw make ~ all preyiasls eiesTsaFr sales
fael nsssi t8a snsokes gfass 10 Sse our bar
gains la rsassssag- Saa Frsnei sea Ssore.
-5e--A il-wess sl.vss goods. 81 the safe.
Chssss- CHAR.
Now i year f:aas - bssy COED sait ef
s-s.ssfs<s II rss,4faHsse sale pvsTeS Tx rs.
Ssssxernasa 4 ssa,- Sssa FFssSs5sea Store
- .
taSn So Ttsa. Chester Ctsary
ssReeIsrsg s.osnsss faissae haef, 81. Ssar
Meas MARKET, Cellars asz stHses.
tsHeas bargains "a d7ssx gs'tsss IS taae sale
hestsF gsessy.
sug <aft 81 ass hss sassi sisss1fsz oar esesz-
an.ss af- Is ssxsaass2estsSe .sF e&a ~ ~
suFnat ssaF rssapes - aasssmsy 81 va. salts
- sssfg. 80 snl's eig lar sSass i r.
-1ssras o sss. s1aseEga2a : tsss
sirga ~ bargains a The sale. Chester
teasx
e-afi sasa Aleaehess sshse ds.aAsk.
tssN2Sf saTE
ls1ahlc isnsu. tasesseF seas4Ts
s. ss~A ssae Il heavy w4ISSs Sasak4s 81
~ .sgS 1sfesssF Gear.
Sezsen s,sasHsss .sszrsess Ne3f ~ 81
~ssF sseaf Masksss. t.eIssgsSs street
~. 4 i8s Is 49, ssskS faaeMns 6saMa
- - = PAR tssssssF sseag,
~ passely rus; ass1 essr eass@FseFs @Aen
ssssv ss.e igs sassss 81 taey ss4sf a. az ~
5ssF gaSsGsss 81 e nss Is gssa te~ there
arr nafs Hsis sssss VA. se sHss ~ -
psta ssssEs lsey assss -. Eaks esgEgssa 4ss
s ia
a-A Hae ~ sAssgss gns gsaasa xesss
sassk Etsx~ a. 81 s6sesfsv
5fgesx sSga fssss wsek s7ssssssg
Ae es'4 r. m tA ~ ass 2 Ag8 - -
tsHs 4 Mff9t
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Send II to Ea.,esa Friends.

The Posi- lNrgiLG6EScEg publishes a
huge New Years edition descriptive af Sc
Attls and the territory. Parties desiring to
send information &, friends ia the East Of
our vast resources. can do no better than
send them copy Of that issue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20
Acres For Plating.

MADISON STRkET-Teu acres. cleared and
level: for very few days, sls.9og-
LAKE UNlOS-Ten acres on the west ssds
of the lake. 81. 600. Everything else in tbs
vicinity Is plated.
KiHKLAsD-Ten choice acres al 500.
kfEkLAsp-sixsg ehaice acres. with ne2r
ls half d raile OF the very best wstel
fsoat. az SEQ 81 acre.
kikkLAsD-Tssaiy seEcs ss $50.
-Tseasy. I've acres AZ SIS.
sAE4os BAf-ssaaice 50 seres At saiEnoa
hay. NJ $50 az aere. Owner need.
xne1aey ut oEsee aud esssss BY Ear ths
cheapest staes in aisss Ssesnisg Land a6
ssta.ug il selling III l0sx
LAKE wAsnasaTus--T acres nesi
Like Washington allnoss clgsctly op
yassse Kirkland, Al 500 per sere- sew
carr aeFes a<ssialag sold sasse TING agt
saE ss5a9a.
UsfaS BAY - aesss rssss fe&seE's Vii, s.
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a saiFse Team af F~resaeFtatss Esauslt
hy tae CITY.
t0Ras'lm4a =. & paste. eazirzaa ag
tas afe ami w&sev sssaseisisse. ssssegsss
SaeSai far Aas' saSssa eBgaa Ma ans
sssAs q sss 80 sssg lxsphsFss4 A..sSss.
sSs.a asssasng sxso " lsss passzssss 1ae
saiEasss sxFe ngFvessga ~ q. II. Hasewah
. CO. fes &c. sd sAsy ars sasgusae
specimens al herseassA. Tia stalls re,
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,atsass sssss1Fxx i sz.g n wesu.a hs- q
ssssa er~ssss - tss aaaes4 wa0se ssss
ssxss ssssssExsssa s&s- Ssnee ttse AsSsa - srz.
s<ewn seg rs< Mss 81 nss.1sSsEgx fnsss s&spe
sssz sxa1sssss ssszsex Sssssttss OF knsaxa gSa u.s.
- ahssss 10 nc sasasAasea by aAaeAaasgys
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KELLy's GRIxvAScE.-Ed. Kelly, pro-
priefor of the old Biiou saloon, wiz. ii Is
SAID, in flew days. commence suit in the
| district court against sheriff cochrzne for
SIC, Goa damages. for malicious prosecution
in having him arrested as vag-ant few
DAYS aafs
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CASE or AsskuIT.-y esterday evening
Joseph Hanlon was CHARGED before Justice
Josses with assault aud battery or one
Henry Taylor. The defendant was insoxi-
Gated when brought before the justice. and
was committed 20 the city jail to sober up.
when the case will be heard
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Choice Residence Lots.

firra en- fagEs Ssv4na
Choice Residence Lots.
THIEIEKSTH STREET - Choice lot nes.
James street. 81 SO
TNELFfH sfRExT-Two lets a. RE .ozsfa
Hss7 enrzer Of Spriay SD Twslfft
i streets There Il q frontage q rs Zee
On spring AID 10 On Tweifsh. x.-sa
TWKLFTa SIRRzT-Two a,ae loss az
Twelfth SIRE. between stewart ana gir
GINA enc block from ssreef ears. $3.50
1h~y are cleared ard rezdy Tor building
Their casa valus to-day Is sson
TwELFTu <fKKKT-Two lots eorne,
Twelfth and MArias. N.loo
KLEyKxTn STEEEr-Two les sssrner Elev
enth and Cherry. xs-an
TEsTn sTREET-Txo los corner Madison
sEd Tcnth. xTsExa
TKSrR sTaEkr-corner Of Tenth ans
NINTH sTkEET-sexsa feet. conner Sinsa
| szd Lane, xlss0
UGHTR sTREEF-Tao lass corner Eighth
and Ksaw. Sseaa
SEftNfH STKkkT-Tuo lots carne, Sex.
eatA aud virginis- sssea
MAIN Sr2EET-Fine, slightly los next 10
corner Eleventh street. $an0
YESLEK AvESug-Fsne los, corner Eighth
and Mil streets tnpE Yesler xvennsa,
with 10 feet front GA Mil street: xsse.
JACKSON STktsxT Lets NJ from $50 Ia
a90 on Main, Washington, jackson,
kEnx and Lane stseefs, between Twelfth
and Fourteenth.
JACKSON STREET-Two lots resr the
corner of Jackson and Green sts, On the
cable reads. for slGge
EASTkKs ADDITION Fine corner. $50.
MADISON sTREET -Ch0iee corner. $50.
CENTRAL SkATTLE--Three COED lots near
the reservoir, $50 each.
MEgCER'S ADDITIoS-Loss ss $500 and $50.
PARK ADBirioS-Fiae LOT, yse.
First Class Business Prop
erty.
FRONT STREET-Full lot, e0xre8 feet
on the cast side cf Front street between
Columbia and Marion. This sdjosns the
Drew Lot recently sold hy Us The lot Is
This Is the grsates4 bargain on the street
FRONT STREET Lot on the west ade
Of Front street. next 10 the corner OF Pike.
This is tine property. On the lot is q
$70oe residence which viii command
sieos month rent SIS COO onefourth cash
balance on long time n per cent
FRONT STEET-Ics facing on Front
street, and another In the rear facing on
West street. These lots carry riparian
rights and Thus practically extend 10
deep water. On the property arc v hsryes,
factories aud business houses which viii
rent for 5000 month Prize, sIoo, 600:
onefoarth cash. balance on Ioag time
FRONT STREET-Fun lot n the
southeast corner os Front aud Lenara
streets. There Is a good residence. now
occupied b. the owner Terms. one-s third
cash and the balance in one and two
years al per cent IL is the cheapest lot
in the block, AZ &I2 COO
FRONT STREET Fine lot on the east
side oil Front street. between Virginia
and Lenora; $1,000.
FRONT STREET Full lot on the cas-.
side OF Front street, between Stewart
and Virginia. including q small house;
$1,000 bali cash.
COMMERCIAL SITS feet frontage
on Commercial street, between Yesler av-
enue and Washington street. sss.ma
SECOND STREETS feet frontage
on Second street. near Pike, 81 500. the
cheapest property on the street.
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DkENKEs raILs1-akorY john Edgar.
gray-hafre6 ngn sAoas 60 years Of sxe.
xas fne1 q By Justice jones yesterday
EnoFuing when arrested. u the corner Of
Commercial and Main streets. bv Police
Wss huyiux papers Of newxbcys at the rate
of ~ apiece ard them Giving the papers
back He bad spent aaoas 80 IN this man
ner. and had I'll 10 in cash and check
payable 10 bearer for 500 On his person
when searched
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NEW sExEE or iusTleE<-Justsce Jones
disposed OF an aetion to recover s. in 3
summary manner yesterday, BY paying the
claim out OF his own pockeu. The rash Of
business in bis court a. present is sach
that he cons idered St cheaper 20 settle the
claim himself than 10 cit In Judgment
fxsssrs III
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DExkEoKS's CAgLs Lzxx--A dozen
scrkmez hare been clearing and grub
- of the 30 lots hare been sold RI. III.
Dearborn 4 Co. the owners hare also
completed fne wide drisewny along
TayIor and Market streets from Jackson
street % this property From the present
onsloak several hundred houses viii be
built ia thai vicinity the present year.
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PROBATE APfoIsTnESTs sGsxanaa
Bsown was appointed administrator of the
estate Of her lase Husband. Jacob Brunn.
decreased. by Judge Rochester yesterday.
and gave bonds IN the sun Of Sge<a Msry
Eatter was also appointed guardian OF the
rerzoB and estate Of her miner child Es-
sEer L. Cater. " no Ii heir 10 personal prop
erfy in Michigan
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a SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT. - Tue
Ayauif. the elegant new hedging -bsuse
opened about month since On the ca,rner
Of Second and Pine, Is becoming enc Of
the best Known private exszbisshm meat in
the city The rooEns xrs eommedia1si, the
mesin excellent. the view from the siease
magnificent. ard eli the SURROUNDINGS are
comfortable. Mrs. H. G. Hughes Is
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

The past indicates the future. and.
as hitherto we have ever ofsesed the
greatest values. we raise The curtain OF
this year upon a vast range Of mo-
mensoas bargains.
We are again at Cur Grand Senai-
Annual Stock taking Clsaranee. This
means positive reductions ali along
the line. Rich seasonalae goods sac
rifced in order to bring down the
great bulk Of the stood to normal
standard.
And we have resolved, upon this
occasion TO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

Merino and Wool Underwear.
Neckwear and Suspenders
ALI our Silk Umbrellas.
Linen Handkerchiefs.
Silk Handkerchief.
Embroidered and Initial Handkerchief
Lace Scarfs and Fichus.
Ribbons and Trimmings.
Kid Gloves.
Carpets and Rugs.
Mems Clothing. Hats and Caps.
Boys Clothing, Hats and Caps.
Boots and Shoes.
Perfumery and Embroideries.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-23
ANOTHER BABCOCK CASE.

Woman Turns Up Who Says She 10
hrs. hittson and Claims Dover.
For some months it has been known
taat Judge Bresbine, of st. Paul, has
Heen acting as the attorney of
woman who claimed to be en-
ut.ed TO one-third of the estate
e the late Commodore kittson by rea-
son Of having been his first wife. The
la'ge. however, reused to give the par
lc1la's until the 10th, when he let it
.lt that the woman in the case is Mrs.
Adelaide Crezier, of ST. Cloud, now 81
years cd. The suit viii be filed in q
few days and the complainant will al
.rge that at an early day she and Com
nad9re kIttson entered into an agree
III 10 OF marriage in the presence OF wit
htsses, there being no preachers or
L aslstrates in the section where they
men resided. She claims that they lived
together as husband and wife for ten
ftars, anG that children were born al a
'Tat OF their marriage, one of whom
R4s pr. kittson, since dead, and the
c5aer, Norman hittson, Jr, She alleges
tts' st the expiration of ten years Com
uodore hittson left her without any le-
ea. separation. She therefore claims
aer dover right.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-23
UPRISING IN TAHITI
The Natives Oppose the Seizure of the ISL
and by the French.

SAN Francisco, CAL, Feb. 19.-The
schooner Tahiti, arriving here from Ia
hiti, brings word that the greatest ex-
element prevails there in consequence
of news brought of trouble at Samoa
This has been heightened by the opin-
ions of the French towards Bola Bola,
Muahein and Raiatea, which form
the leeward islands of the So
ciety group. The French authorities
have expressed their intention of
taking possession of these islands. but
have been met with most determined
opposition on the part of the natives
The lower part of the principal island is
occupied by French, but the natives are
beyond their reach, having retired to
the mountain Businesses. When oppor-
tunity offers they descend and harass
their opponents, and there seems to be
little probability of their being brought
into a state Of subsection for some time.