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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11
RIAL ESTATE rKAxsrKKs.
The Deeds Recorded WIN the Auditor
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I. lSss
% date are sI3s8.slass. Theve were aiess Ier
record YESTERDAY 4. deeds tue considerations
aKzregaEtag slls7s405, ca axerAse Of Tssz 81.
Following Is She list - furnished - Osborne.
Itenper Co, ahstEactoss Of fstle. room a
EaAton bioex
W.. 7. cormoae % s samuelson. lots and 4.
BIZ s. Dake yiew sd. szsa
southern Paclhe Land Company TO ~ Kirk,
loes 70 and H. blk p. Huntington PARK aid,
Dies Aosnes. 80
sonfhern PaeSSe Land Company 10 Mrs. A.
Wiley. lots 81 5. SIX ~, and LOT 9 blk 44Hant
inGton PARK add. D-s Nolnes So
southern Pnrtac L@sd compaay % Mrs. A.
Wiley. iest and 2 bin - DesMoines, SIS.
soathern Pacific Land Csnapzny 20 s. J.Wslch,
lots and ?. ok ". Huntington Park sdd. Des-
Moines. $50
sauthern Pacific Land Company TO Masy A.
Nsstai. lots and 8 bk 90. ard lots 5 70 Blk IS,
Huntington Park add. Dss Naines, So
United states 20 L TtS1ibeFt. lots and s. svs4.
nst< nw1s sw3xs ~ -, u - a. ttLIi.
r. MeAleer et al. 20 II. J. Jacobs, lots 3. 4.
and 8. blk s. MeAieers Enpl aid. sl.40o
II. J gseols 10 J. 3 AesoFiey, lets 2. 3. 4, 8 and
Blk I, MeAiees sBpi add. ike
Uatted states 30 J. Clark. lots 2, 3, and Ell OF
swi4 ser p. tp 2, :, $40.
/. Tarnes 10 c. proach. a. lot 5. bin 81, Pom
titus second add SEA
X. y. NeFadden 20 J. W. Ramsey, lots in
Paistine Hill add, 81.
NJ Murphy 10 ". A. Waters. lots and :.
bib 2 Occideat Heights. si8
Annie NeH Johnson 20 A. Z. Green's. lotA
and 3. blk Il. Union add si,2n0
@ y. N4deu 20 A. Martin. lots and :. Blk /.
Lynch 4 Shields add. So.
CO. G. Christie 70 VI. Z Bailey, sw9< Of ss5&
anf nst< OF saS& sec :. ~ a. r4t
". Batter 20 J. A. yarney. lot &. sere 1. tract
-, Maple Leaf add, t1oo.
e !. Calllgan TO A. G. stetson, - lot S. bib IS,
Terry's 6rsf add. 81.
+. stevenson TO Bertha steppler. hot S. blk
9. snYi piaf OF Enumciaw. 90.
Anna White 10 ", Miller. lots q 20 a. Blk 7,
second add 70 Motor Lice, SO.
!. n. MsFtell 20 J. +. MeSaaght, LOT L. biz I,
East Park. 1900
~. waIlIngfotd to ]. l. Laird. tots TO 1. blk
3, waisingfora's div OF Green Lake. $40.
EE. Williams 10 O l. +. BY Co, lot s Blk /.
Posternelds add. ts10
r. Neianis 10 4. Bryan, los :, biz =, Maynard's
add, sl7po.
Zu Dodge 10 A. B. Lleweliyn. half tracts lso.
~ iz2 and Isl. West Seattle. 81.
A. f1eweilyn 70 z. e. Dodge. hail tracts 100
ana 49, West seattle. 81.
A ~ Tews In 20 q e. Dodge, X Of IS lots.
Qaeen sdd to wsa seattle. 81
h e. Dodge % A. b. I-lewe tyn. 2 lots, Queen
ada % West seattle. 81.
A b Leweilyn 20 z. Z. Dodge los. Central
add 20 West seattle, 81
= 4 RaBeer 70 w. " Dearborn. lots 2 3 e. Il
and Is. blk S. Yexsers SECOND supl t2of0
II G. Burke 10 G. n. Phillips es al. ftoss {.
and 6, acse and los 9. acre tlk 2. Maple Leaf,
sis
southern Pacific Land Company 70 W. II.
Bailey. lots aud =. hlk II& Huntington Park 20
Bes M0lnex SO,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11
waisa waIla News.

VIVA wafaS. Dec. a---s1ns Of tbs longest In
,..rssuts eSsa for record Ia the state hiss been
s.sA = siaa susfis1r's sfllee, and IL mortgage
- he fgeFoa Improvement Company 70 the
s.Tnsrs loan aud Efust Company. OF New
ri ssenfsnx . loan oi SO aooeq0-
rs passc % Trade 81 Nslia Halla has aenf q
.ssss d senator Afssn. pefitioutng enngxrss lar
- sa4snYriass0a 81 fses0o0 70 erect public
f.lsagag IoF Sic peat1zlce and law once. The
$50 directors met today 20 elect teachers
- eAf new school. bat on account
4 "a large hunter Of applications
! sssessiou va nade. there being over hun
~ xkseh came from every STATE in tle uiilsr,
~ = seserxi ffosr Ills vicinity. The election
rs assssFea untii tomorrow. when four teach
II xsl y sessessa from the num6eT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11
sHE WAS ECONOMICAL
g Waddingham Loved Not
Vain Display.
!. ,ysD roas CHICAGO DIVORCE
e.ssas EiHg Basit . Magnificent
sesss and Lost Hfs WIFE
A sang AIimony.

.,.ss. Dec. fs--0n sasarsay LAST. e Is
80 I a3voree was granted Mrs. wilson
= ss-,Asn from her hnshaed. sie millionaire
=. -. vel known thfssgs0aE She West
ss''s.s'1 N. wx6asnKhnm ekseesee - ere ex-
- aye 81 Ifvsaxs and when Der kaskaaa
- - gfeess0s Of 3 p4sat44s residences
- aeren. Tennessee. q Sew xsers
.skeh kee since h<xn Uezzpsetea ~
= y sys1a. sss protested 30szdiy. SIX
= - sssssg relations beemme strained afad Il
1..s..s.sg1r sFrsea 80 separate. Having agreed
8. ...ssg Allowance os 81 a01 % rs Bfss. AMI
z - s sNeh Of bis children. WadalEKhem
= - sssailS. ms vile begnn sails Tor dsToree
- fssssxp e9asss issf summer TIE decree
J -. xssh i a. allowance equal 70 The prev-
- sftxoay
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

gSsx SAND. Dec She Salvation ArEny,
shssh AesSs IA attack on she devils s0fk 10
rs ct, eAsaraSy sysHing, was rotten egsed b
naulsxf OF hoodlums THIS eveniBg. Last
ssnsns their eusesons meettnx was interrupted
- f<tasx end arecgarksTs fhr0wn among the
ssAssssrs from tbe crowd. This evening whea
Is Arry appeared sxslsemsnt wssantleipats'i,
so crowd 81 several hundred gathered aroand
asm Shsn they came 70 hnit A. Hnaf's eognsr,
shswessex Hnxalahle esRs Al them and drowning
hsss Fuicss - wheoping and yeiiiug.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11
s.alsr Aaela.. Prcallarltles.

Yle4aafa. 8. c. Dee a.--Farther inquiry with
Sssenee 10 tila saaier Adeis. which arrived
saturday. develops the fact that she cleared A
~ sssiosnAunss here f1r YokohsmA. and Ia.
asai 81 going 10 that port she sailed far Bshrsns
aa amsi lansssi men ief the purpose Of ! Ting
sealA Il Is stated that The egissaEas authorities
MI nake sn inouagy Gaso the case
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

Es4fsRRY a 0aEs. CIVIL ESss - Asp
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sr-aes - Fssagn ts3s aye asaFk
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

CRAWFORD 4 Hk1AeT. SsAgK EFstE'ssss.
Y arr Sssre9ssz 70 tesUlah 81 kfnSs " &AKss
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11
...rrrcrryE RAINS IN ARIZONA.

!. n,f4xe Gees Down Under Passenger
Train-So 0ne Hurt.
ss.u,vrs, A. r.. Dec. s.-1fe heaviest rain
-. evsr kaoSu 10 this section MA iust
- n ssinsail faF fYe days was are inches
- k-ssre serssA the Verde river. on the Pres
=. 4 arlrrua CentFal EAflF5ad, wens Down yes-
- = : teasengaF tram was crossing T. The
-. ar oae waser car went Into the fiYef.
= - uaa kfrf. Ths dam and ditch Of ths
- N,sssx Company was washed sway and the
sssksssoa q he Mill badly damaged. Loss
ssan 4 nnmhef Of stock IL also reported
80 h the Verde TAisey.
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VAEk@<g4 Fks8 61S AsAE MAfx AAN GESE-
y fsst &c rass&e4 - 81 aiessa g - +
i9AEfs bkE q s $50 fAHgfyf2s--& sTieGtg
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ii eaea<r ss1saeA 91a Ffszs strnxss eEsas.
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Advertisement Under the heads 81 Lost. Found
Fer sac, for Rent asa Situations Wanted wiz
- inserted 81 tae rase % cents word for the
nrst insertion. 1esnt word for ca n subsequent
Insertion. Payment asways IN advance.
NoTFcE-Ths Business oe.ce oF th@ fosTIS
TEAIzegscER will hereafter be 0Dea until Il .. N
C assttsed a1vertss mel.-- vii 10 received up 70
"a houE
The following letters are awaiting advertisers
NJ his .Yfsees
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PERSONAL

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


w ASTEg--A FLAT ORCHESTRA C0RNET
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tatsi sFgaesf
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HEzP wssTgg.-sKuALE


HEP wssTg7s- FEuaLE
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TAsTED-A LADY AZ CASHIER MEST
~ De a expert wzEh hsag expeTzenre ches-
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yVASTKD-A w0MAS FOa GENERAL
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Ninth street,
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WASTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOES
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W ladies' On saIary 10 take ehA.Ee Of tny
kssiness s. their homes; HEnt. very fascinating
sa1 he2sfhIass wares fzs per week; reference
given: 1oo5 ear fe- pan tfze- Ad1resS wssh
stamp, Mrs Marion Walker, Louisville, ~.
TANTED-Tw0 GELS TO wuEK FoR
board aa1 g g scaoe- APpsy e 80.
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tar.
NOTICE .-stFJfss 3 E0L1sEEss NEETJ$@s TIE
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flS And AYrgK MONDAY. TaE 4ssh ISL.
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IAN aklHELAS. Msl5t.KnAkE ANn MT
~ thtl ssaaler Ard hasness neanfk f1f&k
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-11

Upon investigation, the fire of Friday
night, which burnt the VI heat crop on the
Grafton place, seven miles southwest of
Dunnigan, proves to have been the DELHI
crate work of an incendiary The land is
rolling and billy, and the crop upon it was
volunteer, and not good volunteer either.
A NdH representative visited Dunpigan
Monday, and found the citizens almost
unanimously agreed that the Prathers in
sured the crop TO burn it, and burnt it to
get the insurance. From reliable persons,
who are acquainted with the property and
who bave visited it since the fire, it was
learned that there were nineteen small
stacks scattered over the place, which
would go, probably, from thirty-fve to
forty stacks to the stack. The fire started
about II O'Clock at night, and in very few
minutes all The stacks were in flames, ex-
cept three. The stubble proved too thin to
burn, and the IRE fiend carried the brand
from one stack to another. In some places
may be seen where the FIRE was dragged
along the ground, where the stubble
would't burn. In q number of places,
around stumps, where the grain had been
the rankest, the FIRE had been set, only to
burn a little way and go out Woodland
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-11

MULDooN, who trained Sullivan for the
prize ring, has done the country some
service by testifying that ring fighting is
brutal" and that he wants to see no
more of it. This is valuable evidence, for
if the chief promoter of the late ring fight
is forced by his conscience to admit that
the fight in the ring is brutal, cruel, and
should not any more be encouraged, the
whole case of the friends of the "ring" is
gone. A thing that is brutal is brutaliz-
ing in its influence upon all who behold it,
and only in lesser degree upon all who
contemplate the reports of it with satisfac-
ton. If it is conceded that Muldoon is
right, then every man who encourages
ring fighting, either directly by backing
the men, or indirectly by betting on them,
or encouraging the literature of the con-
test, is brutal in some degree. If this is
the effect of the prize ring upon the adult,
what must it be upon the susceptible
youth? If the fight of last Monday was
brutal, as Muldoon voluntarily testifes it
was, what must be the effect of the reports
of the brutality upon the sensibilities of
the young men and women of the genera
ton
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-11

IT is evident that the French Republi-
cans-especially in Paris-are pursuing
course intended to conciliate the Catholics
of Europe. Such a policy will augment
their chances of victory in the approach
ing election. If the hostility of the Cleri-
Gals to the republic can be tempered, if not
broken down, the tenure of the republic will
be more assured than if they remain in an
tagonism. But the Republicans of France
cannot afford to make any concessions that
will in the slightest degree grant power to
the Clericals in the administration of the
affairs OF the Government. The church
cannot hope for more in France as a re-
public than freedom. of conscience and
equality before the law