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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24

A PROMISING INVESTMENT. Sea Girt and spnn.
IA Lake, N. j., TO party parties with money be'
this paper tomorrow, address
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23
rnrEvEaY RAMPANT.



About o'clock yesterday morning 6
Mr.. Flynn, Main stress iodging.hoase
man. noticed drunken hobo ia The alley
between Front aud Railroad streets with q
roll OF blankets under his arm. 0lhcer
Ben Thompson was notified, and after =
short aearch and rather exciting race
cetssuresi the man 0n the wharf ~ the foot
OF Main street. The bundle was found in
the alley aud proved 10 be a robe that bad
been stolen froua q man named Oliver, who
works Al Phillips livery stable. The thief
gave bis nag,4e as James Aesch-
About ga boar later AIR. Flynn saw man
In the alley back of che New England ho-
Tel, with box which he was carrying in 3
suspicious. looking manner. He found
Officer Holden, who placed the man under
arrest and took possession of the box,
which wes found 10 contain seven boxes
OF cigars and package Of cinnamon. The
prisoner gave the name OF John Welch,
and said he had found the box on Rail
road avenue south. The package, which
yxas marked III. e. Co. snohomtsh.H was
sfkely consigned 20 IL. G. Cosnegys, gen.
eral merchandise dealer Of that city, and
stolen from the wharf or railroad depot
ssortiy after this arrest Officer Nick
Hanna found John Lee, who bad Just been
released from the chain gang. on the
streets, wearing 3 large oSereoaf ia the
pockets of which were meerSehauln pipe.
&t1DklHg cap nIl1 Etets4es DEfSH- Lee WAS
locked up ard the eaat was afterwards
identified az police headquarters IS one
stolen from a ledger ~ the -. Charles no
tel A worthless fellew named G. A. Hen
bricks who WAS Ia company With Lee when
he " IS arrested was afterwards lodged in
Jail GA SUSPICION az being implicated in the
THETA.
As no court was held yesterday the
hearings al the CO artet will take place
this morning. John weleh viii answer 10
a charge OF grand larceny and the ether
three are booked Tor petty larceny.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23
u. n. HAGEKMAS IN TRouBLE.
He is Charged with snbornsticn
OF Perjury

Early yesterday morning Is. r. Iiszeg-
man was arrested In Tacoma aud brought
to this city 10 answer 70 a charge OF per
jury. Hagermar had 81 Office in Tacoma
and Is IL alleged had several .'steeFers la
his employ wha worked" the trains.
When they euald induce a er&enely q ae-
comnany them he was taken IN HaxerrgaE 5
ok.se who weaid tell hinl thai be ecsEsd To-
cate dim on a piece OF tine ssuscrameut
land for consideration Is. several in
stances To II alleged thai usgerfuan in.
duced those who dealt with Afsn TO swear
90 descriptions OF land, although they had
never been on the same. In some instances
bis customers Vert satisfied with tise land
they secured, Ia others they were NOT, and
this led To Hagerman's arrest.
The special charge against HsgerFaRn IL
that ne caused cue Andrew Werner to go
before Register John r. 0stFaader GA DctD-
Der II, 1Sss, and falsely swear that the
southwest quarter of section IA. township
-. north range 4, vest of the willamette
meridian, WAS unfit for cultivation, aud
that Il was chiefly valuable for Us timber,
The maximum penalty fer subornatiOn of
perjury Is $500 fine, imprisonment 81 not
more than Eve years ~ hard labor, aud
perpetual eaieinment from testifying in
any United states court
Commissioner Emery fxed HageTrna0' =
bail at 5000. and In default of that aEaoant
he was committed to custody. The exanaf-
nation wss postponed till O'Clock tss day
It Is said thst this Is only one Of q mum
Der of cases which viii be brought against
Hagermau. The defendant II stast,
heavy -bails man of about a5 years Of age.
His hair, which Is brown "A color, is worn
parted In the middle and hangs down 10
bis shoulders. This. with a long. fall
beard gives bin rather a peculiar appear
ance HageFman is well known IN Seat
tie. rs those who sec him once never forget
him. ewing to his odd appearance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23
THEY WANT THEIR PAY.
Importunate Raiiroaders
Arrive from ship Harbor.

gang OF seventeen railroad nayyies
from ship Harbor arrived here yesterday
morning TO look for A. Mitchell. the con
ON tho seattle Il Northern Railroad. and
who Is indebted 70 them for labor per-
formed since the first Of December.
The whole crowd was seen about /
o'clock In the afternoon on the sldewa TX
In front Of the Korn block. relating the
story OF their wrongs 20 an attorney. an q
asking him 20 see that their reealeltrant
employer Is made 10 pay them their over.
due wages. They said they had been work
ing on Mr. Mitchel's contract since the
first OF December without pay When-
ever they called ON Mr.. Mitchell or his
bosskseper they were put OF with tie
assurance that their msney would arrive
in 3 few days. For the past six weeks he
Mas NOT been near the camp. and e. ii.
Cummings, bis bookkeeper, has kept the
men In good humor by promises of speedy
payment and issuing them time checks
for their wages. These papers the men
placed In the hands OF the attorney for
collection. One OF the men had check
on Dexter Horton & Co 4 bank. payment
on which had been refused for the reason
that hr, Mitchell had no money on de-
post there.
The men nad NO aaAaey and were very
loud In their complaints Of the treatment
they had received.
The men also said that number OF their
fellow. lahcrgTs had remained az the camp
at Apse sses. not having means with
y s4.4.a - come TO Seattle Work on the
contract has been suspended, aud the nlen
say they viii DO no more work until they
sac the color Of Mr. Mitcheiiss money
Jack p0wIiag, q CofnmeFciaI street saloon
mzil, slated ia the affernooa that he was
Willing 10 hIy ali time checks issued by
Mr.. MiGehell, al q discount, and Mr.. Mitch
ell who was seen later ia the afternoon.
said ne expected 20 receive $4,000 fr0fn the
East N few days, aud would thea psy
the raPa every cent ne owes them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23

New and original designs in rugs and
table covers. a large invoice direct from
the East. Having no room TO display these
goods, will close them ont at ence--great
bargains. Pacific Carpet Co.. LIZA Front ST.
silk hats ironed free OF charge az the San
Francisco store.
Sale OF remnants. Chester Cieary.
Embroidery sale. Chester Cieary.
Geo. W. Elliott, EllensbHrgh, w. T.,
makes speciality of front foot business
property and controls the most valued.
EliensbHrgh National.
Embroideries. Chester CIeary.
Positively the cheapest lot in the city,
my $3.50 lot on Mili-street cable line In Yes
ler's first addition. Sox12S. George Dorifci,
Commercial street
Tencent eorsess; small sizes. Chester
Cleary.
New dress silks. Chester Cleary.
Special sale of domestic remnants at the
San Francisco store this week.
New goods daily arriving. Chester
Cleary.
New Seersuckers. Chester Cleary.
French Atwood dress goods worth 81 .
now offered at the san Francisco store for
6ac
New India silks. Chester cleary.
New alpacas. Chester Cleary.
New Sieilian lusters Chester Cleary.
Look out for our grand opening of the
world renowned Dunlap hats. Toklas,
SingeFman & Co.
New sateeus. Chester Cleary.
New kid gloves. Chester Cleary.
Fffty-cent ehemises, handsomely
trimmed Chester Cieary.
New eorsets. Chester Cleary.
Important 70 steamboat and railroad
men. Our new blue heavyweight suits,
eyelet buttons. guaranteed all wool and
fast color. are offered for si5 30 per suit by
Teklas, Singerman d Co.
New SGrah silks. Chester Cleary.
sale of table linens. Chester cIesry.
New hosiery Chester Cleary
Just arrived. Our elegant wide vale
suits, spring style. three butten frnck silk
lined. II win pay you 10 inspect them.
Teklas, singerman s Co.
New shtrting percales Just opened,
Chester Cleary.
Fifty-een, seineh arap de alma; al wool
Chester Cleary.
New dress goods. Chester Cieary.
Ten-cent fue-check nainsook. Chester
Ciesry.
Call and see our Sister WOODEN min cloth
finished flannel suits. both fEoek and sack
Toklas, singermaR & Co
New silk lasTres and sieilianS. Chestel
Clesry.
Drives ia dress goods Chester cleary.
New ginghams chester Cleary.
Que dollar nightgowas: hands0mel.
trimmed with emhroidery. Chester Cleary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23
EUGENE cANFIELD's ROAD.
whascom's sabsidy Of $ae.oo0 Only
$4,000 short.

President Eugene Caaheid. of.the Bell
ingham Bay Railway & Navigation Com.
paEy, IL back from whateoE. where IA
has been for two weeks past. -!
Caafleld says the people Of What
com have raised $4,000 Of che t5afs1
subsidy for his road. aud that the
rem alnder. $40 coo viii ss0a be fortheoua.
ing The specifications for the bridge
across the NookSzck river viii soon be
ready. and they viii he sent 10 Washington
~ receive the approval Of the war depart
Hent. AS soea rs this IS Done, the bridge
viii BE husik.
Superintendent Lake is getting out the
timhers and other portions OF the steamer
10 be used by the company a. New West
minister. IL vii take sBt skaTt time Ia
fin!sa this boat, o8ce work Il started.
kIagShoro. the new sownsste promises %
bs gate a town LIS Is situated nearly mid
way between neiiinxhann hay and the In
.ternsttanal boundary. The SookSaek
river. shave aud beses Kingslsose, Nr.
GAnlieid says j. aAFtgAhle fer E2aay miles
This sact toGgsser with It's railroad taetll.
ties. will make Il al important place Ii Is
cssaa tsntty expected that ssse bridge viii
be finished sud the railroad Ssilt and run
ming through N00asaeG between New
wesszasfiSteF sad iseslsnghAui bay by the
iss o. ~epseHner. Al the rTesen. time the
pgszclpsi xaxs : being done in The heavy
cats en- the nsTta sssse ~ tie boundary
~Nr Grading on the level Is aluaoSt tn
Practical daFsgg tae wet seRtAer-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23
PASSENGERS LISTS.

Oregon L California Passed MeCifara
N. \. Friendly. l. Warner. n, Frank, i
wesaeyer. r. MeAsney. r Ltnsagd. H. :.
Lambert. ). gorscs. !. Otseaheimeg. l.
tsFeeuiood, Mrs {. Y. Potter. Mrs. NJ <
Price, r. W Steel. j. r. Nrteasfe. f. O. Net
caife, &. a. Davis, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. fat
fsrsov, Miss REsidy. ". &. faFxoa sud wife,
J. VI. Hathaway. W. A. Dowsns, r &.
siaglessry, Mrs. Hathaway. Mrs, Cspweii,
W. II. a. Rich. Miss Saeais. Miss Mayes.
Geo. W StEaea and wife. q. e. tsrecne.
Mrs q. IL T'rae, A. IL. Washington. NJ.
Besaee. Jas. A. StndaAsss, aild IS sesunsl.
class.
Per steamer i1matil!a sailing from Seattle
10 san Francisco. Feb. - Mrs, JAS. Kelly
and son, ] y. saith. Foster ". henneff.
Mrs A N nsawa, Mrs. = b. Metfee, !
Murphy, Mrs. Lawrence. W. T. Gleason. ],
]. ReinsaatA sad wife. 6. W Hazard. =
Iversen. l.. Award. LaiSi Dnhisn, J. +, J.,
Mitchell and n Stegrass
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$3.50 -
- - ,.s<,-,s, : =. ys'ss1 - III 49,
- 80 -sssrs.,s,s ~ -.
/ .-s.'~ss-~ I. 80 80 s.-.Ts rs,s~st. -
| Anerfcxnx fnsr hsd siens tszls. bot usezl
IRON ofses izzsas zno nal Ter sogglf g
o-s. earss :, sn $500 ~ - s<-
/ TIE eanstsrzfsgn ea. Enxslsnstorss OF Fkss
csantry - their own These rsea. saia tfe
speaker. rsssses wlta q L re eofistwsas-
ffon 81 oar Ropes AZ q ssSirs&
-usxx wsxnrxz p.s~,ax.
NJ = r. DiAsAse e#eit 9poa ne acf&ssGn
being one ealing fn- serioux thDssxtt
Liberty is dangerous shinx. ssSs Inc
ress zsnsgsress s.rTv asn1s-,-... y =.
aeIfsr. IL @ a. MS - 80 ~ -
rusn4ges-ssrss - sF.s &c.. -rs -
~ 500 sr<srsx...sf - So ~ = =
sctsrsss rssr,st rs<,t - vw.s. - - =. -
siurs of Iffsrrw r. 4, So - - zas1
and the frssegIsrnr.s 81 a. -.ss..ss r.
caE1ad stsrs1fs..rs - -. g.. $500 - -
world sagr r. n -. Ts..s.s..a s.aa. -
The s1ateSTsers !. 100 =
esf ru-,s g. ss.s - 80 e1.al'
.rs<sTss f,sg r.sssfssavss 80
and psrry .,Tvs a. -. ,ss.. -, 49,. =,
and steal while sh~<r fsetsss sv,... -
a-Ea -
viii come % fsse large cities fstaf are ssr~.
Ilnsa 20 oe built on the sognd. by laws
49, 1890 sna ssaaaisEz, protecting
- - - = =
fffE uEEEx OF IKE x0EEE-
Hon. G. n u.nf,rt IRA. e.Is.<s on. ~ a..
ss,ster~a ..s 800 = = -
- 49, A& 90 AaRp1 ever
tse tssws tsixf ne would saFe BEEN content
70 sit and listen 70 the WORKS 81 jog sad
s0Es<nsss ~ expressed ey the stheF spe8x-
ers ssd contemplate IN sf5ens Joy the
greatest day "a The history Of y asAington
-, - -, ss.a lns spsaEeE, = one iEas In
wealth win Celebrate win - a 80.
~ being the barthstsy Of tie
STATE o. saaningfou Ny heart
- 49, ..i.ss psssts 80 teeaa tss
49,. $3.50 - ''s. 49, -, s 80 - so
49, 80 49, 1a..-.ln@ e 49, ~,
$3.50 n a.. s.s.s $1,000 gos-iSas. We
dass r.,..s .ss.... 3, ss.ss. = 49,
49,. 80. = 800.
s $50 49,. tsaaa1s snst
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49, ss.s - -
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gsss. lily. sot sns @lsen giEF OF he
49,. .ss - 80 = ~. - - ass ssf re
T..s.s.., - ~ - y hssN =
49, . Dss s~N <saz1 " sAtN Wn0ie
a.ww $3.50
ssss &c saaa
ts..s a.. ,.sr,.,,s sat &,
he ,.,as >, vtas ~ .,,.. ..s...,.. -
nor rraffv Ia tse ves ssif th.. .r.e.ke -
when the laugh had sufssssesi after the
tEisfnx of bis story, sAfssrause arm the far.
tsfaase possessog OF an oyster claiu,--ratnus
the eystera.s This raised another laugh.
aud The speaker then vent on 10 Tell hog
he wanted 20 see the coanfry developed
and enjoy great prosperity under It's new
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23

SEASON oF HURLEs2uE. Miss Lydia
Thompson will appear at Frye's FpeSs
house next Friday and saturday yf,xnsss,
March | and 2. in two performances The
buflesaues Ia be presented are Penelope
aud ssColumhss penelope" is Ihe first
production. aud is the worE Of the well
known aathar IL. r. STEPHENS. The
pleasing muSie is from the pen Of Edward
solomon. aud forms large part Of tue pssr-
Torrance. which wiz be presented Ia q
very elaborate manner. The company Is
numerous ard chosen from the best OF the
representatives of the b5aTleSgue stage; atsts
a strong chorus viii increase thr st.ractive-
aeSs Of the representation. Miss IhotEy1s
son. although this Is her sirSt yisst here. lS
well known 20 sheafef goeSs- The bur
leS4ae will re produced with the thorough
regard for detail which has made the nasue
Of the Lydia Thompson hursezqus Cemss
panY famous GA beth continents. and tAs
visit ef this organization i an event ~ tas
week not to be furg0ssea.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23
gggvirrEs.

Cadets entertainment tonight Al Uni.
verS!Ey hail
y. Hago sgslta has sesaeyN.l ~ reouss ?
and :, Opera h1oe2-
A telegram was received yes.arstay srsna
Attorney General 3 b Aetca2fe fraa1 sis
ss1s. taA. ANNOUNCING sAst he would az.
rive hack in sesfile tanlghI
T. f. 8ittlsr has began the erection -
tar@e sue~S*agy. nEe-FNarsed cottages 81
tireSa street near Frsussas in tAe tseDen
addition. Theg are - eoss saeo caca-
AtSaaes copies ~ the H'est Ssare sas
Ns-ch have reached this city The supr
pleneist consists 81 an fSxas inch pscsuEe
Of tee Hotel Denny. IT'S printed IN three
cotogs aus 4 most creslsahle likeness
fe9ax saslkvsn, = san Francisco pasEa-
tss II considerable anslsty, will shortly
visit seattle feF tae paspase OF making E
ns2ca with william Scssst. fsmlilArsy
Saena a. sssstsy fAe latter Il no NOD
dag Ia everybody. a1s Il tAe match =
faaia Tie yAaf0fl2s SalIIyAa wsst hare lbs
hands feft
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A LONG STICK.


On fAx beach near the foot of Jackson
street several ship carpenters are making 8
masnmsst for Tie ship Isanhoe. TIE old
mast l1agi become rasten through nearly
tws0ss years Of sseasEASt Use IN nx8g
cilEaes an = n@w ozse @sS necessary TIE
lower part OK fnS saaInmASs Is - feet. s
lae1sss IA 9Th sa& IS fHeaes IA 4saEaeter
TEs aapsaSss 81 sae ssataElSst Is 81 feet
tas1x ant fAe soyx&tlaas mast - feet IA
length. These thrsS SRI sEsssest toEss6er
an1 9a9ss GEfsess make 1s-e nsasnHszsE ~
the SY&aaSe. The flss pleces ns tse 1asIa
nssSs give szsgai ieasEA af ia iees, bus
whca taey are srs.ssss fsases8es xa1sS Of
thsS ssagtA Is 4esst ; EGrtsoa Of FAE htEsxA
wtka ~ consumes n sa& space tesxesa tAs
Gces sad the kess0a 10 asics he mass =
fastened
TIE a2ss ssss5sksH 81 eae warfa 21e rsow
pEaeGnasl En &ssxrs s Vessels WAseA
coEga hgse s-ssA &Ey tang tie gs&sseF wsfS
fassE rtasss &zs4yS FrsgaFs new anes lasfsz0
leaving
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23
A NorARLE ARRgvAI

large invoice of the celebrated ROYAL
Worcester corsets has just been received BY
.okias, Singerman & Co., who are the only
agents in Seattle for these goods. These
corsets have worldwide fame and are
acknowledged TO have the finest shape and
10 be the most comfortable corset in the
world. Prices run all she way from 81 to
Sf5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23
10 oWNERs OF VESSELS.

The California Insurance Company of
San Francisco is prepared 70 insure tugs
and other vessels az lower rates and upon
better conditions than heretofore. Before
insuring with any other company or re-
newing your present policies. call upon
TAYLOR & BURNS, Agents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23

Chfef MiteAen Makes = Clever c.,
tnrs ~ aGnn Wanted a rne>n..

Chfef Mitchell Makes . Clever Cnr-
tzre ~ . Ma Wanfsa IN xaesna-
Lat eseaing 1t SIS Chief Of Po,s<x
MizcAeH rsreissd . sessphaae mezzage srosn
Tacoma asking hira 70 xrress n 3. B-srk-
e1xitge. the swEn2ia- who Beat Mr. J II.
Hail. the re&l ESTATE dealer Il TacozzA ozs
OF 10, srd other persons aar Of Fsrsous
Asz0uc<z There wzs 10 aeseritzrsou of the
mar, buf TIE chief Started out 1e<ernsnes 70
1nd hira- Il wxs learned saas Desec<zTe
Wooas-y had seen Bszckenhridxe eM<sy IN
TIE EDr11Hg and recognized him. bat hxv-
izsx % authority 10 arrest him bad LEI him
% Tie chief eosssi Eos End that gsrtle-
nan Search was rszde high 2a3 los.
learned that q son of J.. Il HAIL. who
wxs these. k1ew E-sckenrs..xe ~
szEat The yaH1s nan accompanied
the chief CT police and Deputy
sheriff VILE, who hs6 arrived fr0Ea
Tacoma % the steamer FmAsslfa- A tho
SCI mach 70 the 4Ssonishment % the pz~-
sengers who ha1 retired ~ that time
Il.ss p M
ThE party was abauz 20 gre ND the search
and we're Gu the outside Of the yesSeI when
they saw naA wearing light overcast
iumped on the wharf ard started
20 RIA This convinced the officers fhs4 i
was Erackenrldge. Chase Was given and
X Sas lively one up the wharf and
streets and 20 the corner Of Conaercfa!
and Main streets where the capture was
MADE sure enough Il was BrsEkenrsixx
Constable Wit left for Tiesna wifh ais
rnSn AZ % o'clock this incoming
INFORMATION FRox TACOMA.
The following dfsyssch in relation 70 the
ADORE was received las evenfng from Ia
coma.
TACOMA, Feb. word was received
here late this afternoon that y. b. Brzck-
cartridge, TIE man who succeeded In pass
Ing worthless checks on Tacoma business
men, WAS In Seattle. Eernsloa Bros. one
o. the victims. went before Judge Lawrence
end sTore out warrant for his arrest on a
charge OF obtaining money under false
presenees and q depaty sheriff will be dis
patched on she next boat TO bring the cui-
prlf 10 Tacoma
RETURN oF THE GrARD.-Van wvekoff.
john Caldwell and Cd. Cain, who eonsti-
tuted the guard that left here Monday
night with the Is prisoners sentenced 10
the territorial penifea7iary a. wasla wsils.
returned 20 Seattle yesterday morning
Their trip was unevensfgi and the Prison
ers lad al been clothed In the striped suits
furnished By the territory before they
started back. John WEIGH, the highway
man. was the quiesest and most tracsahie
prisoner on the road. He never moved
from his sea. unless told 70 do 80. ate his
lunch when it was given TO him. and
talked 20 no one.
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FAILURES FOR THE wEEK.-The business
failures occurring throughout the country
during the seven days ending Friday. Feb
ruary Is. rs reported 10 r. @. Dun & Co.
number, for the United States. rs. and for
Canada, Is, or a total OF 80 failures: as
compared with aE last week, and $50 the
week previous 10 the Last For the cor
responding week of last year the failures
figured up z7S, of which 80 were in the
United States. and s. in the Dominion OF
Canada
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WILL BEGES MoSDAy--oa Monday next
r. L Polk & Co will commence the work
OF printing..the seattlecity directory. Those
who have changed residences lately and
VINO wish the same 70 appear correctly In
the city directory win please send notice OF
the same 20 the Office of r. L. Polk 4 Co.
Room 81. Yesler block
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Released on BAIL@-MSxie Chauxs. the
French Canadian girl who was arrested AZ
Pert townsend the other day fos sEnE ggling
op:an. has been released on see bail
Marie Formerly worked ia \ lAQadFy II
this city, sna was on her waT back from
Victoria aea arrested she declares the
opsam was pat IN her sEAseseozn on the
steamer $. Victoria bF q maa for when,
SIZE formerly worked IN this cry. P-Gspere
GzSpsra. W 30 WAS arrested wiki her, and
wao sElE iang1ssAes ia t&3z. Marie SAYS IS
mes Ser husband. Marie infens1s 81 resume
her 9ssczf1on Of lazus5resS in s.zsS ctr.
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F5RNaRaED TO WASEISErcS.--Th plans
sor the aNw psaStss.ee proposed "a BE erect
eG by Mr.. Herman chzpia. agsnt 81 the
Esss0s catnpzuy. h2ve been forwarded 70
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sEArTLE-EHarcoH ROUTE.

Steamer Eliza Anderson leaves seattle
at . o. ~, sn1 days. Tuesdays and Thurs
days for Whsteom and way ports. Except
La Conner and Fidalgol; arrives at what
com at II M. next day. Returning, leaves
whateom 81 ] y. m, Mondays. Wednesdays
and fridays. arriving at Sesttla 10 a m.
next day.
GEO. 8. JACOBS. Secretary.
ID. ID. JACKSON, President
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SEATTLE. DEC. 1, IsSs.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
SEATTLE-PoRT TOWNSEND ROUTE,
CARRYING THE o. .. MAIL.

CTEAMEE EDTTH-LEAyEs SEATTLE
- every day. except saturday az 100 p.
m. arrives ~ PORT Townsend al 8 A. m.
Returning. leaves Port TOWNSEND az a
NJ; arrives 81 seattle nj 3 p. n.