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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04

iue following POEM Vas written by the
daughter OF the engineer. Frank W. B;r..
and refers 20 the miraculous escape of ths
little son II Oscar Haybary. OF Newcastle.
Twas the close OF beautiful summer,
day.
When the SKY was bright and the wood.
We're gsy.
And the air was filed with the sweet Ter
fume
That steals from the earth and the flower,
ia bloom.
A plentiful rain had believed the ground
Ali nature was resting. aud hushed ever,
sound.
day
As railway train was speeding Its way.
stood al my post as the engineer,
Bur my heart was filed with an unknown
fear:
A dread ioreboding ssssiled my breast.
And haunted my mind with . vague un.
rest.
We had been delayed a, the upper town,
And 10 make our time we were nurrying
down:
BHt that need not cause the vague alarm
The up-tra;u would wait: We should nj e.
no harm.
The only point had csnse to dread
Was the bend in the road two miles ahead;
\ lew moments more and that would lie
passed
Aud then might laugh at my fear, At last
The whistle was sounded: we've passed
the curve:
Ffsx. La
neTvcs
! That sends all the blood In throbs to my
brain,
With shock that pray / may neer fee
againf
Ar innocent babe scarcely three years old
With violet eyes and with hair OF gold.
Ga the railway track isnghinely stood.
To watch US come through the bend in the
road
Its little hands grasped the branch OF q
tree
Which IL waved slofs in It's childish giee;
As IL screamed and laughed with baby de
light,
closed my eyes 20 shut out the sight.
II was now TOO tate 10 avert the end.
Z tAF t'AtAt p" 80 ~ ttf'7t HhNh w tsa'T@1 saAN
bend.
A moment more, and that infant fair
Was seized by the catcher and whirled IN
the air.
/ stopped the train, and was Fastening
back.
Expecting the babe lay dead on the track
When a sound above made my heart re
joiee-
/ had eaugh; the lips Of childish voice
sprsng up the hank. the child lay there,
And my heart went forth in aquiet breath
prayer;
For. smiling and stili. on bed OF sand
Ii lay, with the bough sslll grasped in ~
hand.
As raised IL up from is sandy bed
A voice cried cut. My child il dead
And. turning te sooihe thess plie ,as alarms
| placed !, alive ia its mother arms.
Not hone was broken--'rwss quite an
hurt.
save few slight scratches from sand and
dirt
The mother embraced IL. with tears Of JOY
And thanked God Tor searing her dariins
boy.
f ~sle Aat4 b2sH%t4 num- etS HN't~f 49, -
ment before.
And supp pset him safe by the cottage door
TIN sac heard the train come Eu>aiul
along,
And felt ia . instant that something VA
wrong.
He had heard the whistle. snt elamhere'
down
+ To sse the ears pass oa their way t. town
Anu bow NJ was thrown TO the spot when
he fell
Only God ia Ills infinite wisdom csn tell
vhen icff plsetsi In his baby ham
The waite flaS Of safety. sni easie an
stand
Zach day. - the train psss',i 10 sfgas.
And wave his tlAg fEugn the window
height.
And nuw each aav. as thai point We nss'
slaesen she engine. and rslse chefr.
Y,r ,here Al the window The brave %
sta is
With the aas unfnFiei in bis tiny hands
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! nu1 STRIPPED BARE
-. Accident to a iesler
saxmilI Employe.
Louis Wick. Lamber-
..s,.r. Csvsd I'm by.
Plsnk-

vss.sgsa 3. 81 enploye o. "a
- -. = fs.l.r. On Union bsy. ree.'Ses'
=. 4 "a iniariss in "A seeiden' zee
~ go. 80 ssens 10 oei<s hs
- .',e sa ul IL toe yard. she finished
= sssss iarssn dowa in eh ~.
ss. In the upper s'ofs % '''e
sruek in the forsnesd oy :
y - - IBoesed senseie-.. soer,ds
- ..ss.us. and Is vas ss5fae TINE De
- So ernplsyes picked him Up.
- 80; 70 PrOvisieice ns,sIltAi'
- sfs''s mad thai THE frontal bone
= - = aHied inso q Gs'zetl f't,.sss'
|S - 49, gEoa lse etasa: DIE VII.
|lss s11 T. l. smith attended
1910 msn- II ~as i,..lna iiees.ss,
$50 txothiIfs Of the iEontai
.xsrsng ire era.o. .s.s.s ae,seioas-
s. $50 Is slrso~f certain 10 result
- sAo,I tiFEss .,. to,,- ,nnn.hs arc
= go. He has a wife shd
- - txo Of the laIt twins. De-
= 49,. e. sgezs old, siid iaelr ii4ei her
Il = -. &C. f.er easafns Tnent
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'sksiNe BKa.i>a SKA.

.rx cEArgls SeFt Z.
r., s1sFssg-- Your editorial ia Tues
|As, "a TIE N.cloria Meeting over
b. ~Alaeg ye>sej> ss-Ss r,.a,t srith
h - ssSertion ~ SusSts. hoy
sas ao; fAat Behring's sea
Aea and closed, bat she laid
hss. e NeFth Pacific ocean north Of
~ Rarslie,. vhtch would take in
's'tiveE island hwss ~ this
sass.s hat John Qulnry Aasms
ssss = as SAID tat 40 foreign ns.
d - s1ay over ghe Western
lAis atsurt etsfm Wa>
~ 49, - afA@ 2. hut the tnrlSiiefton
; s.s.ss ~ ! nct enter the qars
b. 49, ca government ar Farss4,<,
a. Shat thvne NaS In shs
49, say iast Russia BAD pcs
d - sts4 tas' worries our ne eh-
~ !. - tesUmhlA IsI a. -, N hsi
!. 80 ea>s =, ln l19s the en- Fer,,r
80 - ssOH,CSri slta ire RuSs,a-
Aass,i = b>hs, Sitluz them eNeta.
~ WI toe 49, klsllaE Tat.
Nj II - sAsnRtssi uuU3 u HBalfy
xsrs - h&riag az thz5 tine f0g
d - ssrs, 10 sorernsaeet on the
y = SS oEvned any Vhtecsi0n ag
- ssfaags wcOt A. i sci
ste .s.S Seward. IA fsas, neSast
A. - asss SO Nlsska snsf received
kA>s. 's,s's4Ai ra5a--s s. Ssa. tsS-A relin
ass> a.. ma Russia % al her Ttzht,
I a. - AssskS and Behring's ga
r.. - = ee>cgse tue rsaYss IA aal
a. FNraits Srd snavclopsss a.,
~ - s-sfe i tR- hssuears l4as
hx,ss. ss.stsax from gae evsstar ~ Reh
~ toe nnrta. go the Island q
E> sss southwest witch islsRd l.
- s'sga oite ~ the Aheatiss
sils ~tsfera boundary 81 ~.
~. Eals sslae&. Is the w&y. 3
- sss'sse - seattle i wess 8
49, IL l>se car xoSrrnmsssl
rss.ssAFs ssih the asks Sar Gem
~ - saSsa shS s.sse riEht r. tax,
~ sess>. sass Tor shsca pfssa
sss The government q Arg
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rnya;Ty. T1sf twenty ye 4 erpfr~~ q
1efQ- Voc II h noeif<Agie ~ ~ frsyru ys<S
70 5sa4 no ofhef Ros<rum<rs wnrYfeva s,.s~e'
slyes over this bss nesx. The razses
states when she sssek rsssst xsi On Of Ais.ks I.
did exactly what Eux&fa had a<s~se 49,
that les to fa6e the best measure - r~s
s~rve the S>ais from being apsfrrved en.
within the past ffslf ye1rs What de- ws
keey schosners ge5sg oct from eur svu
ports a. well - British coiuuzbsa a. uros~h
on these preserves II these bsss.s hAa {
right 90 10 there, why did sn<y wait tifi !
great trdssssry hsd grown s1p- If ths
United States had the night 10 pysssers tie
seal prior TO 1854. she snss.y b "a nfx-
Let us BOpk ~ fhe question
from tbs standpoint Of q xrsa- IN
dusty. Every seal IN she yssrfa Par5sr
ocean II born on American ss5g In shs
spring they Gather sozesf,s- free sr. ~.
Enere ssff rssxe q stras xht essssrsss To- the
frybif.n isssnsss- situated in Bebrtnx sea.
90 miles from Alaska rHasnlsn1 aas 80
north % the Aleaffan claim These
.siaTics are CIR prsy,erfy- ps-t 81 Alaska
here TIE Tourx are born ard here sn4 y
stay HilSii fab when they are a. u se 20 Is
warner wa'ers. The seals are DIVIDED
info foHT gro8ps oss these l-isnfs Th..
'azT Oh mssfS he feTnasss, the hzzby seals
a1d last buf most iSaE~srfAn. Of al. the
5sIeasaovs, 40 bare not gssehe9 the age
or have nef flsa - eng1fa so combat THE I'D
-
relations II IL these tsesseso-s. ant those
o5siy. rhst the sfasta fur cxgsapsay ash
the female.
But "r tbs contrary IL j. fhe female who
nss left her Young hack ON she island
rome while she goes OF 30 deeper water ~
End the susseBsDce 10 take 10 then. that
az * I'D bg these poschiag vessels. aEsi
TINS. hexi6es DESTROYING The life af the
mother, That Of the Young also IS destroyed
lett y X Hasaft nefrish ngesr ~ home on tbs.
cold rtscks to die. Besides ali this. the
fssnsge SKINS sre not the good seal skirsse
that are ~ our stores. II 10 only the Zach
Government WISELY has restricted The catch
for . season. 20 s10e6 skIss II can r.
readily seen that ii tndiscrfmtuste killing
was allowed very soon fais ina psrFau4 In,
dussry world be desfroyezt
Oar British CoiaSnbls fFsenstz Log no.
and bi0w cold" for - veFal 81 their / saers
have seknow tedzef 80 fhe srifer tha. this
s@hrsAg sea shoGif be a closed sea i'm ths.
breed sg season. That - ali our govern
HieB. Asks nd desires. and she IL the On w
government that has the right Il, rrf,ses-,
the industry, for no other nation owns a
ioss' OF soil within one thousand or more
III los nf these Islands
Lord -aiisbary understands this matter
clearly. II i plain thar be is not going 10
ALLOW Englsna's provinces to Interfere and
% poachtug on her neigh hor's premise.
tie recognizes also the fact that England
IL interested IN protection in this ease AZ
least, for she caring Of these skins IL done
on her ..anny isle. and the seal must be
projected.
There Is no new truth above stated. only
Al old truth ressated.
Yours, for Pecae,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04

y Charseteristies and Mode Of
Manufacture.


sf~sset brek is ornamental, more
tsxak, heavier and makes strong work
nv . ayasi difference in brick. - said
= sulstsaz superintendent at the Rox
VI sa'l6ing. corner Of Columbia aud
ysai streets, yesterday, 10 q fosr-ISTgL-
sssrs rsgorsfr.
> lhsrs zach Of Il being used In
kssiss he wss asked
IA safh bfi / is very rare. Its not
~ asd n many buildings. because Il
sNT sslf That which Is landed here
- ssa Ffsaeisso costs SEQ per 100
d pa '.sn Psfiiaad il SO. aud from IT.
80 ~ tiap#gh its cost ~ the latter
81 satfe pr l,va Yes. some OF il
vs. issn sza Jose, Iss greatest market
"a leaa fes years ago.
N SIS, sfthes ani chimpeV dues Of
= kzssesl easiiiag are being built with
ss@ ~ lsssiilf see she regularity of
- 81 y fAsIhg look a. the walls al
hs,ok bssk. faey are absolutely
Every brick is Perfect
NJ is''estlt square at is angles. The
- ssseen them ar. Dot all-d with
~ xsh cefneai - solid a. 'h.,
"a iasRssivrs The cement Quickly
~ nk~ '
~ hind d slsy-' ~
As,t OF raa, dry ciay-a kind Of
us rus tAroukh machine into
ssa y Dad. paeTe !; Is pressed almDS,
~ eFies Teneisiag q pressure of t;ve
- k'as weigas. 0ii Is used anon ~ at
noisell' 70 give II smsuy, hnss. Vpae-
nsss tssee L Is bnrrt. ana, ther,fnr,
Sc lei Frssss.i hrssk .
as ~ heiea tsers We, the presss,a
:s,as Jas before wheeling them "a
il. ~. 49,. shi the teporser. "shy
sess arr vel aasapene~1 ms, h..for., -.
xsssf a Maacs 'hcn III
-. !. nHeA artistic xsss ms,e with
rysl ,s ! Z + 'eadily made into &c,
III n.asssassf ard al other share,
esr =" aNssat4Fios ia mech
~. 'saes' Tas pressed brick win
Is. -, = ss'sai or pressure ~ = os
- 800 ssaiasaan hrirs dor mt 5000
49, zAeA. watch. haweysr ia e,,,,-
- iae psiacipal ruslu.sifs tu /.
- ssess,saee - f.rs<ssir,s
sos sfsss 4 saeh kssrs -. .-,
ssf~sa ssssn " ''''A san q g''ts'
ers. = sss. oNtns 70 the Gar. sus
~ " oe sofk Wph eo,ua.,,
h. - -. p aver ran lsy 2,Otsa tisv
S2sss u - - Gals reschss J a. Tts
- !. - Il any snosi hr * aver Sc
hss,s - sFvaitectugd sfsle ~ N,
axrs'.. - sven ~ pr sst.s brick of
ke&r asYe esen - i a. hfsh 4,
sn. -. s1s, eai m the ordinary wall
~ ssssss itA tae sanl. h-tek y,
asa - Ssaa eni s. 20 iay. watch i
Hsss -. 9 eVsne tigheT ,bsn the wage.
- eosauana h.tt.s ;, -
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Minneapolis Tribune.
Against the aussy ssessrOnnd' FAAe S''''
sa,,. .fsn.l. ard in her heavy Hsdea eyes
A twrktnx sadness ike = shadow iits'
Above. inc zol.iea geasifills 81 bee naif'
". halo fer the rsasitea ssce beneath
Aud frofa the cpsHssi easse' an Aes
rer ~aieh she sought the dark. Plat"n
The m rss sSscp la.lep. Goats, an airy
wreath
Sometimes I taink about 'nA' ises"''
Am.sts sreli. sut.lfe wiSehery,.
mat, s.sssese liks. s~sNs fhs ts4'ss u
,,s S s'spsr tn strange lssA's uFea act
wings.
I, <,,als tnts tAe ssYtas 81 violet.
80, t,sselinsss hez t&Sats hss Ups
:, w.as..rs =, q 80 {le sssSsss Re 8ls>s
.ithateh her eyss ara gal} ~ Vs<BS regret
Al wei. rae woglA Is ~tele aaa YEAR
rerssps soa,e tims NE mas dss~soVe'
ehy - -
n. hoW oar sweetest poets wVave 'sei'
sang.
W. u,.x l.z4rn What the sY-el j. "a ssa %
+ ma krfxAtcns earth a. wssa sI'fans
sSsHae> agst9s ., >.
Mar ieafa ~hy rsyehe sasiies - stF$nsss =
usr ss..s srx aArSwsss sesrew al Tire = bile
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PokT 81 Akk..l wsAraxs

Follosirg i fise oEfseiai -rcosgi II the
sssafser ri Port BIaselex aarias August
a. ssken ~ Nj 4. u. Hssksusp<. The OF
eisl observer. For the benefit 81 nezcous
rs and Eastern res1ers Is may he stated
thai there Is no sigma ogier IN ssAssle, and
/ that Pert Biaselrg - oaly miae raaiss d.
FaEt fraza iafs eity, 81 that Tie recori Of
one plasse 5 practically the record sor the
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Our sales fierce has besa increased Ia
meet the wants Of oar rapidly growing
business petifsi & Taylor. 1 .Ai6 second
street.
windsor ties, chester CleaFy.
Trs Saratoga chtps-
Sew tennis asnaciS Chester ClesFy.
Children eAys. psssF&s s Taylor.
New striped sis Chester Clesry.
Fvervssnis praises >aTstugz ehjpsx mann.
fSetnFeai BY John ". >kiles. Portland, ttE.
Nes combination dress patterns Caes-
ter Clear.
SarAsozA chirs are for sale by al xroeers.
New pattern suits. Chester Cleary-
Foster kid gloves. Chester CieNrv
New hsnaserchieis. Ds-Sraf 4 Taylor.
Centefneri kld gloves. Chester Caeagy-
SeW goods daily arriving Chester cleagy,
20 Handsomely emhFxssdeeess shear lawn
haEds ereatefs Chester ixsry-
Have yea tried skiles SaFs;oga chips.
The rrosi drinks u They cone ia sin.
Giles and Soasles "a drink IT, IhSy hgfEg
saefr friends 81 drink IL EyeFy holy
4--nss whipped cream soda wSses. stew
81 s Holraes- DRAG Company, Seeont aad
cherry.
iss heavy linen crash. chester Cls&ry.
Ne>>rx. vsu var. h.asherS VII epeu
;hylr avsrg te-s. and sale sssh..s o. fhs
ccrner cf kIitA ana Washington IA few
6sys
Ns~ tsacy ssIss chester Clear.
JevSeys~ peSSrsf a Taylor, las ><caa3 II
New u-sS,rvlsas. chester CsssFy.
wessIen Yarns LAssrsf 4 TsyfSF.
The he~s teias cus-->sr@lssxa ehspS
HernSsiteh s-i hsaiAerehseis ChoStei
CleSry.
sc Apgogss Chester C.eaTy.
The erlfstA hosel, eaFner Secnns. ans
PINE. - s7esx atsn 10 TIE trsveilaE rsss,s'
i sn4 coFn szaesNial trAsss- ssgScSss 6rstrisss
ssr A III 81 f1sl sassAs~a hoss Tor laassss
{ MISS. tssss. ant css1A3rSn sssseszsSss
susNtT. CAc>tsT ttesTs-
nr. = e. Johnszsa. "a connection sssa !
general practice xives part "a ar stisssisos
- Al rhrsass. nxrTc4s s21 srS<asA eases
iuesasiing sy>gTpszs liver etsEr ssaA-y;, al
tecslass IS he sssHsys. nrsFs ssh sanSs
art Al hsaess S1s~s~@S. We Asfe sp~ssaa
ssetlsgsSs. far trsaEiAs gsaaDeGrsRsry as
eS~%s. ~ La diseases AaS al foyssss 81 -
sn.2s diseases nserS. -oSra - tosSSi1 q
sssss earTssF SScou5 ss5 scsana slS
New SD vests Chester CsezrF.
Ask year s~oerr Ser S@gzsoxa eatssN
Sxw dress se~c~as. Chester Clesrr.
A v.nhEss essavrzsseas wish sAs Tss*F.e ,
tnx 90 zhe Lake Washington s@ee< Nos
N tsessssss-~s4 as Ser re Es9aa txa ssEr~ 8
tA.s rs.ssx.ss. s<saNssSsess ana essEH assr AZ
~,ssrs shssss 81 sxzmss 90 ske sse&neer ~
ssnsl r4sysag sesw@rz as f-ss1s< 90 Ia
NsSA5nztssa-
Il rsrssAn saks- Ceessev cies-y-
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-, x.Tars TRANSFERS.
,.~eyasa .: the Auditor's
.ssrS Yesterday

..-.usserlons from January /
- .re ssis.es5s7. There were
,.s.;ss yesterday "a deeds. tbs
- -. sxgrsgztisg sS5.zo3. an
srga Following ia The list
~ = osborne. TreInper d Co
ss-s,aL =. Prexett. blk 7, T. r
~ - gF ]. aeDeyitt, LOT 10,
eass.ss Bird s'ia, va -,
49, xsrp J. WOO Dix' Ies h2 -
81 - - ~ siaS = SCI - 'p a. .
- <rssnA.J Carney, lots 3 and
y usrs s,i add. sast
- f.s.erae 70 T. d. a Watson, lot
y,ry's Ersf add. s2.'sa.
- Ia l. EN-. Fairwesiher. lots 8
harrison Heights, $50.
80 Is,prsgement Company 10
ssss-h. 10 !. 70 a, blk %, Gilman
@sIs 10 z. " FaiFw siher. lots !
"a Usr son Heights. $50.
= e,sr~ h o p. Kaox. lot 2. blk z,
80 " tAAiaattAs is'0%-t.
s.,x b j. A. xasel. WI e . 50
Insl. =. tp p, :. 500
n ssa.sl 10 6. L Baileug, lots and .,
4 i1ss,s's sssd.. Rod
- TAR ysrsin 10 Sacramento Turn
- ii II. bak 4, :. z. sapi to West seat
..,.sss feJ. N. Elliott ct al, lot L #.
~ ssz;sie. $50
fhwr Vol, vi Of n VS. sec II, ~
~ pseest.
VI fh1raa 10 " Hsssel, lots u and II.
~ Inek xesd, 81
4 cfspic 70 ". Hassel. lots u and "a
Se ipKi<sos1. vi; -
{ fksr4s 10 ~ Il Brown, lot =. DIX 90.
- s Hnss's. fIn-
1 E~vrss 10 W. Scott, lot H. blk 30,
~ 4 HDsfs. $40
TG<uvF, 10 = :. Grabili. lots II aud II,
n peuny 4 Hoyts. 400.
fAWhlts Dg. b. Howe, lots Z and :.
II usise's odd, 81 so
Flrnm 20 ". u. Joses et al. lot 3. blk
jwksen ,sy. a. t650.
tn Whitney 20 J l. Elder, 10, :, Blk 3,
stney snpl. $50.
"a Cram 70 ). N. Cram. los !, Blk 4.
IN 81
1sxsis Ros. 70 v. II, Hobson. lot 2, blk
4R kvs
a Z NeDonsia 10 W. H. Hobsou, lot Y.
Ms p taH
nUrissn 10 G. G. JAEGER. 10; 10, blk n,
NJ hsirs' seeon add. tiss0.
as Wright 10 { NJ. Ogden. Blk Is. X. Il.
sfrss add. i2tsa
e. Wright 20 " Evans. Blk :. Day ;
ksdd tlasl
as. Wright - J r walcnsf. lots "a 10.
kge lots II 10 - BIZ ., lo's :. ;, II. Y, ~.
a II, blk 5. lots 5. 3. 10. bik IL, s. =.
~ ss.t add, ssao
wrirhts8 J K Aiklu, lots and 10,
m hxys frsi add fsa
Anghi 10 ". n Chadbourn, blk. 4
II Z. except lot ID, bin H. Day : first add.
N
sxnxk.ia ". ?. Gibbons, lots 10 :,
Inab. - IS, Days first add. site.
IE uecfi 30 D. II. flackmsn, lots !
hN VI 10 lots II boz, blk s. iofs :. :. II
EaAn. n, Blk 5. lots :. >, 10, blk IA
isss Ard AID. tsast
=. ksaipu % A. sharp. lot >. blk p
fssfz s.f, the
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Highest barometer. Sfh. ao25.
Lowest barometer, 2sfn. Eo2.
Mean barometer, 30
Highest temperature. 2ixs. ~.
Lowest temperature, 9Th, A.
Mean temperature. ell -
Prevail wind, north and northeast.
TofAi rainfall or melted snow, Is2
No OF days on " nicn e0l or more rain
or melted snow fell. 4
Ma OF DAYS on which clogsincss aver
aged or more on scale of ten, z
Wind. followed by rain. south.
Winds followed by clear or iasr westher.
north.
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FoRS To~Ssgsn, seps- x--ckars<.--B "a
ktitnaErgnstaSre, Page master, i.s32 ton.
wheat bal. kng azf- saiiest-ksx Ban
AHA. ship ts.syrEe y. asnsaa
Poxy EI.xexEy ..s tS.FssA.
-ehr -ignal
aELSGrESE, s@Tss ARRIVED -SerteEs.
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Needed for Accom- m I'd alton Of small
Boats.
EAGLE HAgEog Sept 2
To THE EDITOR; While You are urging
the necessity OF various Improvements in
and about the city, II seems 10 the writer
that slip or some other convenience for
the Landing Of small boats is a much
needed IMPROVEMENT. III you desire the
country trade. What say yOG 10 this
r. NJ. HorKfSsoS.
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING

TUESDAY. sep g.
As tue season advances the leTaanis for
every class o. fruits save grapes lessons.
Apples are ouiy in fair supply. Iaeai
apples are scarce, stocks coming pFin-
eipaiiy from Oregon and California We
aaote ti6Gi.z5 for Gravenstefn. and 20 s0a
% for cooking apples Pears are cleaning
up, and there are but few ia the market
just now Bartlests sre scarce a, siai 20
per box. Fallneiiis are about the only
kind ia the market Quote same a. Bart
ieits. Grapes are very plentiful. and In
brisk demsnd. We quote 90 7sasi25 per
box the latter for fancy. Peaches are not
very plentiful, and inquiry for them 10
light We quote sltaL25 per box On
plufas the season is nearly over stocks
are. however. quite large. We quo,e75c
per box. Cages are aboat the
same as piums. With cooler weather
comes . cessation OF the call for water.
melons. Weauote s4esl.s0 per doz. Can
telopes stana about the same rs water
melons.
Nutmeg uskmelons are in season. We
quote 81 per dog.
Eggs, being scarce, are high. We quote
eastefn 2ae per doxs. fresh ranch s5ctasae
No Oregon in the market, The market Is
overstocked with chickens. Ne quote $40
g. per doz accor ling 10 size. pbeasAnts
anu grouse aFc not ut al plentiful. We
quote s. per dox. venison for this season
OF the year is scarce. We quote 7sasc per
10. wholesale pricel.
TIE eiearanees at the Seattle Clearing
House today were s.saass.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE-
CEIPTs - During the last a hours
the Herchannise and produce receipts AZ
this port were a. follows: Puget soand shore
road, isI tons; Columbia & Puget sound
railroad, Is tons: SEATTLE, Lake shore q
Eastern railway. SO tons. BY water
Wilmington, 400 tons: Mexico, 20 tons
Cascade, 8 tons: Washington, - tons
Fleetwood, tons: Edith, 5 tons; three
scows 81 brick, 20 tons Total receipts.
2-isa tons.
SHIPMENTS - During the last -
hours goods aud merchandise were shipped
from seattle 10 the surrounding country a.
follows: Puget Sound shore rosd. ~ tons
Columbia & Puget sound railroad, 2stons
seattle. Lake Shore 4 Eastern rail
way. - tons By wafer-EiiEs Anderson,
10 tons: Grace. tons. lola. tpas: Fleet
wood. W. X. Mersin. tons: Mic 1issr, y
tons. Total shipments ISL tons.
NATURE OF RECEIPfs-siSty kits dry
ash car mas Misery l car smoked meat
car LIQUOR 60 eases tobacco. l car eggs,
ear box iumbes ear furniture, car FUR
ntture, | car oil, e head cattle, a. Cases
dry good. 10 eases clothing, SO tons brick
20 boxes frat.