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A QUESTION OF DUTY.
Can Parts of Chairs be Taken Into
Canada Free of Tax.

OTTAWA. ONT. May 17.-Mr. Linstey, a rep
resentative of the Oneida Community at Niagara
Falls, y. Y, had an interview with the minister
81 customs yesterday and asked permission to
bring into Canada free of duty the separate
parts required in the manufacture of what are
known as American chairs, the chairs to be
completed in Canada. The minister said the
reluest would receive consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-17
Severe Hail-storm in Iowa.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, May 1.-THE worst
hail-storm that ever visited central and north
ern Iowa passed over this place yesterday
morning. lasting but two or three minutes.
Many of the stones were larger than hens eggs
They cut the leaves and small limbs from trees,
damaged vegetation. and caused loss of sew
eral thousand dollars TO greenhouses and win
dows. Had there been much wind the damage
would have been immense. Some houses near
this city were slightly damaged by an incipient
tornado. but no one was hurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-17

HELENA. MoST., May 1.-THE returns from
Tuesdays election are still incomplete, but it is
believed that the constitutional convention
will be composed of SO democrats and "a re-
publicans. Two of the democrats are indie
pendents, leaving a working majority of 3.
Not enough returns have been received to
enable clear judgment to be formed of the
relative strength of the two parties on the
popular vote.
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Arrested for Passing Counterfeit Money.

SHELBYyILLE, IND, May 17.-Geo. Hawery, a
wealthy farmer Of this county, arrested
yesterday aud taken 10 Nashville on a warrant
charging him with being one of two men who
passed over $500 in counterfeit fges and tens
saere last Tuesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-17
Showered With Molten Iron

CHICAGO, May IA dispatch from San Fran
cisco says: An accident occurred at the iron
works Wednesday night, by which eleven mold
ers were badly injured The men had poured
hot metal into a mold, and the escaping steam,
which could find no vent through the usual
holes. which were clogged, burst the entire
mold and scattered red-hot metal over the men,
Several were so badly burned that they could
not walk. 1t is feared that one Of the injured
will die.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-17

EHOR SALE-OUR STOCK OF SPRING AND SUM
IL mez carriages l. fuli and complete We STYLES
that correct aud exclusive prices for nrst-
class work very little higher. il any. what you
pay for inferior wOrh elsewhere IL you contemplate
purchasing would be pleased TO show You the Dcst
assortIleuI VI Carriages IN the city.
ANDREW J. JOYCE
ap1Q-1m ~ als IAN .rTsa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-17

NOR SALE-VARNISHED WAGONS. CAKPE MIX
IL furniture, milk, and feed wagons: also platform
sIrng wagons, carriages and Dulgles. > stages, 4
spring CARTS and pony cart, OF easy payments.
JOHN J. COOh, 3eS5 NJ 1t,
ap6-3m West Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-17

I'OR SALE-rOSIrINE BARGAINS IN The
Il hnest upright limos. TO exchange for square
pianos and organs. terms To SUIT buyer. THE PIANO
EACHANGE, the leading piano house, Sl3 Ia.
mN3-lm
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THE PIANO EXCHANGE wARER0OMs.
The Leading Piano HOUSE,

NOR sALE-A PONY RIG. CONSISTING OF A
four passenger canopy top phaeton and OF full
fuoiTr mounted harness: original cost $3.50,
slS., Also eight passenger Magunette original
cost $50 pTice 500 ANDREW J. JOYCE,
nyls-3 Az ala. alB lAth at
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INOk sALE-GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES 10
IL reduce my stock OF Buggles, Ex-Iop PIAetOus,
EN.-IOp Surreys, Cut-Iuder Surreys, Can0Iy-IOp
Surreys, and spring Phaetons, Miniature lh4etOus,
klctUrlas; Doctor lhaetOns specially and nIty diff
ferent kinds ot business and trucks sole AGENT
Tor the Columbus Buggy 60. YehIcIes 10 trouble %
show WORK whether you buy or not. J. N. IkOBEH,
cor 9TH and y. \. ay and go sd 81 n. W. ap3Otoge4
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TIoR SALE - THE lotto" GAS ENGINE RE-
quires boiler avoids all expensive attendance;
10 loss time. handling u fuel SEND tor circular
and price list. a.. BALI.ALF. Ag't. s3l 9TH st mig
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

HALPIN VILLAGE,
HALPTN VILLAGE.
TWO MILES THIS SIDE OF kOCkNILLE
ON the Metropolitan Branch h. a q. x X.
LOCATION UNSURPASSED PRICE LOW.
This New Subdivision
HALFIN VILLAGE
is beautifully laid IN lots Of about 60rl 90 feet
with streets and avenues already made. 900 shade
aud plank sidewalks on al the streets aud ave.
nues Raro al trains stop at HalI1n Village Several
the de srabe lots located on the celebrated
Rockville turnpike. Prices and terms OF sale, To-
gether with descriptive plats may 6e obtained as wei
who contemplate building homes OF for personal
u'A''OH' ~ '"s t'-- '' yNo A. PRESCOTT.
Kelloeg BuildinsI
my15-lm l4l6 h st. NV.
mo LEASE WOODIEY, ON NOODLEY LANE,
II hfteen minutes drive from Boundary, with furni.
ture ready Occupancy heater, range aud hot and
cold water has frstclAss barn and carriage houses
with cottage for gardener: excellent pasturse, aud
complete outnt VI farming utensils can DC leased with
fdr ether information apply on the premises or .
CRANE, PARRIs CO.. Bankers. Lbbtt House
my7-lm
IyOR sALE-AT BRANCHyILLE HEIGHTS, ON
II Washington branch b. and o.. miles from Wash
inRton: beautifully located lots Immediately
ton, from 100 70 $500 per lot; ELS cash. balance
w. WALKER, lOOo ST. ny4-lm
TI,AKoMA PARK
LEWIS HEAToN's WEST END ADDITION
divided only three squares the station. aud adj
joining the most thicky settled portion Of the old
falling spring Of pure water permanently
served for the use Of the lot owners The only lots
anywhere near the station NJ first prices.
A complete abstract OF title for all lots IN IskouA
sp2e-lm SO st. nv.
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II Carnage Bazaar, $40 La. the largest and most
conn stock OF lew aud second hand extension
Carriages, top and top Surres, jump Carriages
PARK fhaetoHs, Coupe hocka~ays kictOrlas. Doctors
lhaetOns, top aud top Bugsles, Speeding Wagons
Road Carts, fancy Delivery Wagons. Mllk Wagons
GrOcer's, EGpress and harm NAgons, Vanished
Wagons and MagOnettes. fuIl stocA also OF Harness
OF every description al reasonable pTlces AID
lb, raj terms.
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sREvrTIEs.

Fseraazss !. nangheyTy and Magwie Shaa
were GRANTED license 10 We'd by County
Auditor Wood yesterday.
wo-i sas received here yesterday 81 the
death of Sumner Turner. fa9s-yesrait ss70
~ Mr.. y A. Turner OF tats city. 81 santa
Ross. Cal
The funeral OF the late Ms Minnie r.
kaEoG viii take place TO-DAY NJ = = u
from the Protestant Methodist ehavSss. Rev.
Clark Davis officiating
Fred, tue fa-sear-osd sen If q " stray.
90 siSth street aostA 81 fsEea j. afflicted
With smallpox. The gsesily as ssecn gEzss
satiaSt
steamer Wilmington asAves San FrxnciS-
90 Tor ftiget sound Fegss nta last. ASr
chants VIII aa WEI - ship aF aksAxe
Steamer a. she s cSTgysns freight ~ great
y reduced rates J. \. Hatfield. ~ AZ.
hiekerioB & kaowa wsll ssil st pE6l .
z1etioa Ea-s.Sg ~ u 4. - Shszp. 81 their
FsssssaS. AL stas h}cl&. teEs aseFesal sszsSs
Ssxfy CSses csSases. = exsgs SselsF le1aAns.
Is easss hsaNaSs. u taxsS Ea}ssasa y 2@s.
e boxes Eos.lesa GATES. Ia eacs4A9ss. y
CRATES sahs'zgg.
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PERSONAL.

NJ. Vim. Rrsson, young business man
ef San Francisco. is ut the Occidental
Judge q. =. Deanisan of Vancouver Is
here In attendance in the district court
Attorney 5. NJ. shipley has gone to keat
for . day or TIVE en- q business and pleasure
visit.
Mr. 5. T. Mitchell of the Seattle Electric
supply and Construction Company. hss
started East on al ex;euGesi visit
Mr. Daniel fewey. = hotel mzr OF Butte
City. Moat., 10 in the city an hasincss- Mr..
Tewey Is iarxesy connected with miasng
interests in Montana
Mr., John Rassnfela. the largest coal ape.
rssor ga the Pacific coast. Is at the Steci
asn;al Mr. Roseasela has ls@ea saisugsai0g
IN srit,tss----44= foy The past two weeks,
Mr.. wu. H. Hughes left yesterday for =
months visit la California. AZ salem.
uregon. be will be joined IS his iasaily,
who have heea visiting with friends ia
that stale for EsentA past
Mr. r c. HiiKan. rrnnsineas business
man 81 Racine. Wisconsin. wlso has been
In THIS city several days lefs taT AIS horne
IN the East last evening. where he intends
10 close ap hts stfasrs and return - seattle.
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TWO NEW STEAMBOATS,.
One IL Intended for the Tacoma
Whafrom Route.

J. ]. uollaas. whs for many years wsx
chief steamboat builder for the O. r. a y
Co, yesterday paid Seattle aging visit.
To-day Mr. Holland VIII begin che con
straction at Tacoma Of two steamboats,.
One is for the Pacific Navigation Com
pany. she " "a be Isss feet long. % feet beam,
aud have hold with q depth OF feet.
she win have - stsserooms, and the finest
OF appointments ohtsinahle. The cost viii
be s4sese. speed Of Is miles al hour
Il guaranteed. aud this steamer mast be
finished by the 18th of June. she
viii be ssed on the whafcom-Tae a
rcRte
The other steamer Is for the Fairhaven
Land Company. The length is 70 be IsS
feet. the lam % feet. and the
aep.h OF held feet. She viii have 10 state
rooIHs and be elegantly fitted up. The
contract price Of this vessel = $4,000. aad
the rate Of sreed Is miles an hour she
win BE used By the Fasrnaven Land Com
pany IN towing bargss and for carrying
passengers
This s9sssf mus. be fnsshed AMI ready
Ter business hy u G e5h Of May.
Ia addition 20 tbs Mr.. Holland viii
bald barge and riie-drfvsF fer the Fair
Aasea LaH1 Com pzny ST e0ss OF <Seo.
These contracts. which arlaans To 81. 0S,
viii keep - IA % men busy for fAe nexi
four u1oarAS
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Hsafor1 soak p5acs frun the famz-y rcd
dense. tie corner of NsnsA md snrtnx
s<<sstx Yesterday Fer. C. II. Matsxis. Of
ecsa<znx
IA po1Ssx1. mother Of Waaaxn J
Donovxns decaased. arrived IN this city On
Saa1AF tr0n san Erx1ezScc. and sAE xlKas
sSfs scr san Fszze<<e,o win her sscn's re-
nAlna TAzs h ne yo1dx mxn vhs diee
e ATE rsser ca February L As NJ
nezssan NAx Heznh<< 1f the fsunx
Men . lns<lfErs OF SAa Franrkxco. the meg
nex q tse local hsxzch % dist eraer e.
eor<e1 IKE renAiEg 70 sAe tain lexr even
Ina.
Tie remains Of Samuel Trfmhsr. MO
d1ee n the RreTsdeurs Hn<nifai. uere YES
seraAy ez bAlDed, ard E&E ere1iag fRe
BODY Was shipped hy two nr0therx oil she
denesSed ~ CerTalas, Or NJ Tr1nhae was
= Yeas 81 asr aud was q raanes< os the
Northwest, rs he crossed the Plains In issS
Deceased for sevcrzl years past has resided
II the vicinity az Pert BlAkeley.
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SPORTING NOTES.
Baseball for Iss9-Cieary Yet Here
Smiths Challenge.


Mr. Robert E. Stevens, manager OF ~
Seattle Reds, is making arrangements for
the organization Of this years club. The
weak behind the bat, bat arrangements
have been made with Albert T. Burke, a
professional player, of Cleveland. Ohio. 10
catch for the club this season Burke has
caught with Kansas City. Atchison. Min
neapolis and sacramento. and has une
record. Frank Favour. pitcher, VIII also
probably Join the Reds There viii be no
more Sunday games. IL II possible that
new grounds for the club viii be laid OF
IN West seattle or near lake Washington.
Tom Cieary, the pugilist, is yet In Seattle
trying 10 find some ore who viii stand be.
fore him in tweptg-four foot ring. He
had made q match with McCanu, of VAN
eouver. Is. G.. Clesry 10 knock Mccain out
In 10 rounds. The eight was 10 have taken
place on February 10. near Nanaimo. but
McCann had to ieeyc the country because
OF warrants sworn out for his arrest for
having been one OF the principals In
flght with one Messee. near Vancouver.
The match with Clesry Is therefore on
Cleary has forwarded challenges to Tom
Meadows and 90 Paddy tse-rnsn, both of
Australia. now in san Francisco. for
eight 90 finish with either. 10 take place
there or here. German answered, asking
cieary 10 come there, but the latter wants
the assurance irst that there Is something
In it Meadows has not been heard from.
Billy Scott t.'scoity and Frank Brstton
were To have fought near Seattle last sun
day, bat the former was sick ia bed aud
the match had 60 be postponed
]. smith. of Victoria, ead formerly OF
San Francisco. Is hunting wrestling
match with some one in thesSorfhwest His
challenge. issued yesterday, is understood
to he for the purpose OF catching Peter
Schumscher's eye. Schumacher isa't Mt
sill afraid of Smith. and Il is likely y match
viii b. arranged 10 take place In Seattle.
Faulkner. defeated twice by Schumacher.
has retained 90 San Francisco
Tom Cleary wants Ia staY IN seattle. and
there Is talk nf the formation of an ath-
lesic club and OF making him trainer.
Cieary is yonng. Of genilemaHiy address,
aud an aecosnp lished athlete, aud he
would b able to coach : club 81 amateurs
In excellent shape.
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why, Agnes" ssid Charles 10 his best
efrf with a sorrowfHl plant in his voice.
Il m afraid you must forego The laxury Of
six handkerchiefs when we 90 hoasekeep-
ing Not at all. Charles, darling Tok-
las, sipgerman q Co. only charged 10; for
this, and il cost twice the money.
Tie Pacific Coast Detective Agency has
secured splendid Offices in the Union block
and Is prepared 10 handle detective work
In all of its varicus branches ICSAs Il
CLkUsHToS.
81 A lot of s. Freneh corsess reduced 10
81 Chester Cieary.
The se.est shapes in mems aud treys
collars Just received from Coon & Co and
Earl & Wilson. Toklas. slngsrman & co.
Remnant sale. Chester Cleary.
Atwood Jerseys for ladies. costing s.. are
new offered for g. Tcklas. singermaa q
Co.
sc. Ladies' merino rests. Chester
cleary.
Ladies' black Jerseys a, the San Fran
cisco store for Sc. cath.
Remnants dress goods. Cheste. Cis.ary.
The nsshts are cold iust row. Why not
get pair OF our l0xa silver gray blankets.
-sss3 nccst from 81 10 81, or G pair Of extra
heavy German, full sixe. reduced from
s. 50 TO 81 : Toklss, singerrnsD q Co
Remnants emhroiaeries Chester Cieary,
TapgRs--esiny~. trimmings. and fars can
BE got AZ hall price. for this week only, ~
the san Francisco store
Remnants OF lace curtain nets. Chester
Eleary.
fhiIdrenss hoosfs au4 cars az all varieties
q, the san Francisco store. Great bargains.
Remnant sale. Chester Cieary.
rsahraidery sale fhss week We bought
a 10; al soc on the dsEaar. Chester Cieary-
los los Of enc plaid white goods. ches-
ter cleAfy.
Positively the cheapest ios In the city.
raw $50 taf On Hiit-styeet cable ifue ~ Yes
lerss frss addition, soxIz,. George Dornei.
Commercial street.
Em5rudGery sale. The greatest drives On
record. soc patterns 80 seleFt froTa- thes~
ter cia4Sy.
gmbroissry sale. Chester clearT.
Big sale emhreiarries- Chester Clearly.
Ilustses, fron cents nr, 81 Toxias. sin
geg1nzn & Co -
sale OF eEnhsusseries, soc pieces all the
Different makes Chester CtesFY.
gssss< = ef ssi sizes fer II eents Fsz- a.
the san Frxaeisco store.
Sig sale Of ragnn<nss Chester Eiears.
30 voa want Ene salt 81 really Eaade
esfshss AZ abozt h9a F'rzees II 50, cal su
Tag1As. sfrgsTTzza 4 Co
a sss.s assssrrsn@ns ef SazsSezs toilet avfsis3es
ear rsw BE- A4d 81 hail price. tAl en
ToA Is. sSagss1an s Co
Twssatsn & Alaesfssn hzvr rEEzoycs der
"a 0afrw e. F0oEzs ; is1G .. ssef2sl Asslss
B<1stan BIO b.
uisisrses 6s1zssseio =. bal Les1sl
na~elsM ez<es Tor The sEsfszon. SSN pa
teFss a. t1S EzNaf saEhEyasrsx sale las
veek- fASsszT ele4<
Geo ". EIssass. E.leassarxls, y. T..
,aakes s20esalfr 81 treas fnas BUSHES
pe0ssgey sgs4 rzaEEsxszs sne fsSssk sAlslsAs-
Hsrs rsfsFsz.ees BED e. sa1pes { &C..
Eszeasksrsh Aasiozzas.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Begiansng ef tS,e Regular Term fei
February.

This board % CaEnty Com missAoaeTs met
Tor the transaction OF business in the zegu
lar February term yesterday morning.
Ths annual settlements with road saper-
Vis0Ys occupied TIE attention OF the toarsf
nearly a. cay. ard gress deal " business
az fass nxtGs~ wss dispatched.
Tire complaint Of Patrick Nalaney OF
tie treatment hs and ether eoEEts prison.
eFx SeFs receiving 81 tie Unsfea States
,sSIsl1SzfsGrv 81 MfSSz{s iss2n9. which Was
mentioned d the PssE- ISfEs1-IsESSEs l4sT
SATURDAY, was Referred "a TIE gTAna Iu-y
far EHVesg gasian-
A iexsfons span bridge wss of5erea bait
over ksask river. waese tbs coantE rtsa1
crosses = On shat - kEoNn - Razses :
psesrs. ReS sAa 2stIssaS vas aTfHe-. zea 10
advertise toe bids SsE shr construction %
ftzs sAzzS-
s4GgsgS feeBSsS were granted - Atlen 8
Park. As the raes track. aad g'aa8e & & AZ
ssass. opposite SSr0Ees 2reIers. Il AfssS
s.as . 80 ss.&sse app te4ssoA tsr license -
RIA : Sa1ssA - ssastas Cove wss e4zed -
smpeaT saeGeTe ssae board Ca Wednesday a.
rae es.ra VII ecntsnas ia sssSsaa sss30s
txG Se~ks
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Cheaper Buildin,. Lots.

SEVENTH &TkkkT-Two lots ccrner S<sy-
enfh ana Virginia. $500.
TwELrTH STREET-Iwo enc lots on
Twelfth street. between Sieyfart and Str-
ginia, enc block from street. cars. tz3o.
JACKSON STRkKf-Two lots near the
corner of Jackson and Green stxs. on the
cable roads. for siieo.
EASTERN ADDfrIoN-ffne c<rner. <s5a
MADISON STREKr-choioee conner. $50.
CENTRAL SEATTLE Three COED lots near
the reservoir. $50 each.
PARK ADpfTf0N-Fine lof, ysae
BIGELOM's ApDITIUN-Lots In block "A.
4SJe: corners. xfQa
M'6ILyRA'S ADDITION six hits. sIsoo.
EAST PARK--0ne OF the choicest lots. $40.
cg0wx SUPPLEMENTAL - Three Of the
choicest corners. cleared. s7sa
uixKR.s ADDITION Eight loax, sleoo.
SYNDICATE ApDlTf0S-Twol sts. q. 600
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Acre Tracts.

KIRKLASD--Sixty choice acrcs with near
~ half \ mile Of the very best water
front. az 400 an acre.
KiRKLAND-Twensy acres at iiio0.
KIRkLAxD-Tweaty. Eve scresi 81 vs.
MADISON SrKKkT-Tcn acres, cleared and
level; for very few days. sts,eoo.
LAKE Cxluy--Ten acres on the west side
OF the lake. $4,000. Eysryting else IN the
vicinity Il plated.
LAKE UNION Thirty five acies north Of
the lake. cleared. level and with q 6ise
view. at $50. II Il . special lsargkin, and
will make desirable addition.
SALMON RAY-Choice 80 nc-csl 1T ealmssn
hay. at $50 an acre. 0Fuer ueets
money az once ami ofsers by far the
cheapest tract in that yieinity. Land ad-
joining II selling In LOIS.
LAKE wASuIyGrOS--Twent acres near
Lake Warrington almost directly OPP
posite kirkisnd. at 500 PAR acre. SER
esty aerss adjoining sold some time also
for SIS 0aC
UNION BAf--Thirty acres near YesieIss
Mil. ~ fl50.
sgAR THE ffrY--Flyg acres. $3.50.
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Front Street Property.

FEll los on the cast SIDE ol Er0ut street..
between Ms1fSsn and srrinx. $4,000
Thirty feet fronsxge an tAa southeast sxsr-
Der ui Front and Mar3na, euserest ,Tfga
q brick bnii1inx. So N0.
Thir4y feet on the west lsiae ef Fren;
street. betwees1 Madison ana Spssag.
xnAcN
Lot facing On Eroat sfrcss. xlld sfsoshei. ia
tas rear facing On WcsS street. These lots
carry Riparian rights and tiEzs practically
extend 20 deep water. Oil the prspsrsy
are wha-vs<. factcrfrs and nsx;,sees
haase< y h4eA viii rent fer ltlgoe usolsth
Price. $50 aoos cue f6xrsh cash. balance
on long TINS.
Fan lot ~ the southeast conner os Ftunx
and kezera streets There 10 q gocs reS-
i1Ence. now eceapies. b. she aurcr IL
IL ths cheapest ioS ia the basck. 1t ST. go
easy tessns
Fine lot on the esss side a Frant STREE
between Virginia and Iepors. sie.auo.
Fxzi los On the east side os Frsaut s.reef.
between Stewart and Nirxs ala. incindfux
a small house. sin.eSo. hatf cash.
Lax en- the wess side OF Fyoas street. next
10 the corner 0s Pike On fhe iot IL q
500 residence Fsiee. xas.ak: one-fosirth
cash. balance ca long time a. per esns.
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SWELLING THE CENSUS.
What q Canadian Pacific Agent IL
Here far.

J. oftenheimer. emigration agent OF the
Canadian Pacific railroad in Europe. New
York. Philadelphia aud Baltimore. with
headquarters In New York city, Is In town
on visit and viii remain until this even
ing.
this country TO learn II 10 is desirable
place 70 send people 20. The few ohserva-
lions which he has already taken has con-
yinecd him that II IL just the place 10 locate
good class of people in. ard as Is Is the
intention of the Canadian Pacific to send
out a large number 10 this coast, be is sat
ixfied that Washington Territory and Seat
tie will get large share.
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PORTLAND, ret. a.--IntS morning eou-
siderable force Of men began laying q
sfreet-railway track on second street. ran
ing south from Washington IL ia for the
Traction street Esiiway Company coune CT
ing with the Washington street line The
track win he laid south along Second
STREET as Tar IS sheridan, thence 20 Front.
sioHg 80 Porter, from there 70 Corbett,
theusse 20 the chiidrens Home. The char
ser stieulates that one mile Of track mus;
be eurrsnIeted b. April
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Commercial st. Property

ARLINGTON HorKL--Fail iea at the south.
east corner Of Commercial and Main
streets, inelndlnx the Arlington Hotel
building, SIS 40.
FIffy-three feet frontage on Commercial
street. between Xssaer ayenlxc and wash
snre0n street $xSNa
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ALL AT wosE.-The chain gang was
made mp OF q prisoners yesterday. The
diet OF bread and wsfer TO which those
who refused 80 work last week bad been
subjected, proved effective, and all were
willing. even glad. of the chance 20 work
80 thai they rnight get chance nj the
prison fare when their tasks were finished.
They were put 10 work Yesterday morning
clearing away the dirt that had ceyed In
upon the sidewalk on the aorth side Of
Yesler avenue above sixth.
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THE mogruagY list.
Twa runer2ls-To CaiIfarnie-Dsath
ar = Trkmhts.

The funeral * Ass Frsessine EFnsss
saak ksaee ytszexssay Frsszn tAe fzHal!T resi-
ssenee "a Cae<taEs STREE sae sHse-saeaas
t1ok ps&ee Ia Maaat Pleasant csxaessVy-
Deceased ~ss 81 Yesrs % ass xnd tasr vile
as c. J. Ernest and mother 81 azne eatl-
ssrea. Death resulted fraza 8 sasrFessl
disease
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FINE PEEsESr.--Aiss Blaneh Treea has
presented 20 thu High school number of
beautiful specimens OF woods native to
the Hawaiian islands, forwarded 10 Miss
Treen By friends there They viii BE- part
OF cabinet TO be collected for the High
school Sorae specimens Of copper ere
from Lake superior have been promised.
aud IL is expected that friends OF the
school will donate specimens OF different
descriptions. that the cabinet may be
even better than 1t was before the old
school building burned
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MAsnNIc

Lorraine Chapter No. 6, o. T. Star. has
removed TO the Pythf2n ball in Frye's OPP
era house, where they will hold their first
meeting on Wednesday evening az 80
O'Clock. All members of the order are cor
daily invited to be- present By order.
MIS- A. l. PALMER. Matron. A. 8 RISE-
usaT secrafary