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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-11
RRAL .srarg rRaNsrrgs.
Deeds kSeaFstesl "a tke Aaslitar.,
nxfscs XaNt@rxaav

oEslee Yesterday.
Eesi estate transactions fsora gannxry /
lsss, 10 date. arr sa.sts, les y. There were
aiesf s0e speoss vests EssAy a. deeds. the cog
sssiegssie@s sxxSxssfsax ss2.-4s. "a aver
Aga e Sas-a Following + Ia uss as furr
ssAs3 By S'ss~srus. FFuEaEer & Co
A, a. Ensamaa Il, Z. 4. Rsst. lss Ill
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J. tiSSFaBstsr ta u. " Sewfia. ind
tnt 3 isnss tes lakes Caiea AID szsh
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secosas pASs W. = bY n = Ia&L Ca.
4, Nessea - c. Il. greneh. q Awa. =.
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tsSsNtsssessi sssl 50 assi sessEss. Ssaa
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Children Cry for Pitchers Casioria
All Kilds0f Land Seripf0r Sale.
Surveyed Land Scrip.

ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD CLAIMs.--fn s0
30 Ggd TO acre pieces. / ocafable ca ane
lands subject To homestead and pre-emp-
ton entry. Large supply on hand; no de
LAYS ia filing orders
have fall supp Y OF FRACTIONAL. ADD
TtoNAL HOMESTEAD cLAtsco of from three 70
- acres, which. by ratings OF the general
isnd office, are locatable on fractional sub
divisions of double their area or less, the
difference being paid for In cash at si.25
per acre.
PoRrEgsfELp WARRANTS - In 4aacre
pieces. Act OF April IL, 1854. isoeatable
on any unAppgoprisfed public lands. The
supreme court hss decided In Wilcox VS.
Jackson that the word unapproprfated as
applied 10 public lands means mot legally
disposed 81. II VIII take lands In the
corporate itnitfs 81 town. See secrets,
Fies' decisions in Reed W.. Dighy, and
Lewis 60 81 ". seattle. /. VIII take occu-
pied lands wherR there IL no legal claim.
see BoyaTd -. haDa. { VIII take with
& drawn land When the withdrawal does
Z rot operate as = disposal OF the land. See
/ iasf Case and case 81 Vim. 2. Brown.
/ Scrip Locstabie On unsurveysd Lands.
! : 0rx HAIr-BKgEb sCaFr 49, Ia 10. 40.
/ and l13 acre pieces. Act Of July IL, sSsa
I lsesstahss on shy ansargesed lanas, not
mineral
VALENTINE Scssr-Fn f8-sere psaees. Acf
az April ). lS7a. LDcatsble ca any auap.
! eFgpFlstea sud a. occupied public lands.
net naSue>si. surveyed ar uBsuFS yesi
In io-sigag any 81 he above seTip, us,
( ss9tlsgr eat er residence j. required. sad
{ there i 10 limit 60 ;hs quaint one PER
Soa = 50 use. The Slgt: attach sc GAGE
t,z' nf72g tae scrip, aaS transfers 81 tsle
soT toWu SITES 81 ether purposes may be
I mA&s without any sesay.
Weld entries, iogasieas, or selections, viii
nse prevent any Of these rights fem a.
fRehfaT
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A ROYAL ENDORSEMENT.


PARIS, France, March s. fssf
kindly inform Dr. McLennan
that I VIII be In San Francisco about April
10Th, when viii have an opportunity OF
taking q few more sss atrzcnls b. fore sail
ing for my island home, as / have derived
great benefit from him
MARIAN. Queen Of Tahiti
fSovg The above ts bat a hTle extrac,
fruYn a long letter 70 friend Of the Queen 4
IN -sn Francisco. while ia Paris on Official
business ia the spring OF ISss.i
Princess Liekheki. OF Honolulu, says.
Il have derived great and lasting benefit
from Dr.. MeLeraan's treatment -
Among the many noted persons the doc
tor has trested aud cured within the last
few years may be mentioned ex-senator
Huaaen OF Wisconsin. Congressman Iogt.
~ Of stockfoa. Judge Crane OF Oakland,
Judge Wheeler of san Francisco. pr. Crane
OF Ssps, Or. Brown OF oakland, Rev. Ds,
MeKeag OF san Francisco. Rev. Fathe.
Scsnlsa OF s. Peters church. san Francis
co. Rev. Father o'Eeefe OF santa Barbara
AID the Late Rev. esiher Wash o. sock
tom. who said "Haa ! known OF tai,
treatment is tsme, believe, f-om tae ben,
ess have derived, II would hsve 10
stored rae 20 health
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esps Isss !. = and 4. Lzke rns0a add.
i. nensrseoa. IL. 70 w. r. weszser. icss
]. ard (. tlk !: lets snd 4. BID = Her
i. aSss@n 70 r. wiszaer. saxsse fs~t
Of Lad gn city Of Seattle. skas1
H kBraess 10 q. W DMBIap. lets 5 and s.
Blk 81, Lake Enion add, t5s9-
&. r. ss0zse - O. ". Dnnlxy, lets / and 2,
tsk 81. LAKE Ens0H sd. fEza.
:, blk IS, y. r De1ny third sd 20 S0r1e
al. Co TO II. Herman. los :. Blk
81. sc sr1e Pat Of West seattle by Y. 3 l.
4 4 Co. $50
VS. L & = Go. e !. A NI,roy. los =
/ T. & J. Co. ssfZ
F.w Tennox 20 r. ". Jones. lets ;. 8. .,
/ 10 and IL. blk q. Msdison-street add, soc.
L j. HoIgase 20 A. .. 5Enarf, los IL, II,
IL. IS and IL. BID ), Bellevne add. 81.
e RI. Anderson 10 Il. q. Sn1sFs. nzks ard
3, BesIeFne sid fex lot L. Blk II ard q !.
acres "a see T. ~ q. rfe. 81
A.G. srnsrt 70 2. l. stinso7. Blk ;. Belle
II. ssisIt 10 L. d. smith e. al. fsk II, o.
C. II Assst plat on Elliott bay. ssoo
z. de Lgyu4s 20 "a. u. Eeeisy, lots II and
& r CO. 500
Z. Bie9etf 10 7. Larsen. lag 10. blk Is,
Denny & Hoyrss add. $isA
T. MohfbaEAef 20 c. N. Hale, ind = OF
sc Il nv = see -. II IL r ) e. 10 acres. $50
~ ". Fos&grn 20 r. MGhrhacher. - uw
Il see -. 10 zI.r5 e. 10 acres. xseE0.
r. 81 EamarGs to ]. Coz pEou, lots s. and
% Dwtghs's add, axe.
B. Hafd1snan to ]. Compton, lots = aud
80, uwfgh9's add. sSz5.
L NJ Edwards 20 ;. Compton. lots i. 10
and "a. uE.ight's add. sS75.
B. Hazsltine 20 J. Compton, uud = Of
) = Sc and nv x Sc Il see IS. Up y, c, 60
acres $500.
l. b. Andrews 10 A. DemaDge0n, ssts 3,
and 5. blk q. comssoek'F sup add, $500.
A. R8undy To Frank Ar9Escn, lots IL and
Is. blk 5. TerryFs fourth add. s7u01.
u. G. scott to G. Green's. a AZ II lot and
Il II lot i. blk 5. LnsGn as10, $laoa
NJ A. Etxinxham 70 l. X. Chestnut, fI5 By
&c II IN sec -. 70 -, : e. Ss41
G III. Hanford 20 r. x. Haskell = al,
lots 1, 2, &, 1911 and II, blk Is. J. MeGilvra's
second add, xIsce
]. DUNLAP % L. J. Clifford. lots - and .
DunlaT, plat OF Lake Washington. 1900.
j. Dunlap 70 II. Water. lots Il sud o.
Dunlap plat on Lake Washington, <Iia0.
G. GreeDns 10 J. G. scott. lot 10, blk 3,
Ross second add, $50.
E. Blewett to J. Ray. Tot :, blk ]. lots
and I3, blk IS, Denny < Hoyt add, $500.
81. Maple to f. Maple, los 4, blk Il. J. J.
Moss add. $50
f. Ashworrh 20 A. A. smith, lot Is in sec
l5, tp "A, r .. 10000
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NOW IN SEATTLE
For the first time where he can be con.
suited
FREE OF CHARGE.

His wonderful cures in the past have
been commented upon by the press, pul-
pit, literati, aud notables of the old and
new world, notices of his cures having APP
peared IN the European. Australian, Cana
dian and American papers. His patients
restored to health and strength can &c
numbered by thousands, among them
Kings. Queens, Princesses, Priests, Minis
tiers, Millionaires, Bankers, Statesmen.
Doctors and Lawyers.
Accumulative evidence during sixteen
years OF constant practice. from. the lead
ing business men of this country. iustifes
the assertion that he is
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His wife Kislea beside nina.

f5xx AwsxLEs. April 16.-uF. O. ..
Thompson. ct Crescent Bay. Was n torn
Szfgssay. having BIS ara sst. Tie sEm
w2s throxn oHs q jofss and ore b1re
was bsoksa- Ar- Th0mpssa hss AFed "a
cfeseeaE Bay bsst ak snoss1ss. AID eozsass-
esabIe sEss ker azouad bis house was stan1-
Ing Daring the germ Of sEe ri tnzz be
started With Tia vile aad bahy for EseszEi-
boring ranch. when parz 81 the say aS
TIE trail they ssw q tree failing. sad ran
for = safe posffI9n- Ihe tree sfssEFgzf SID
fell On them. kfII2B2zGer instantly rZa
sinh kroeke4 him seasefess- The Asfsy
was unfaIufed They were fonad BY the
settlers ssson after tiss accident
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Cocks fnsss tvs gsb5<s 1Ssd asd Esvs
bar.e1 IL fzse saaw. Iae Fszssg sefs to klse
tsss stages ef fatigue y ben sSey rsstfezesz
kodak. Haa nas Sos<d ard ssssszS- hesss
sfyanG f<en. fozsxskse mo1s1 hare asss.
He stated shat kzn nafgfss rxSnzfa Al KNas<k
4 meath ard rxrIsx1x Ae=zsv. re lssazsss
positively skxs l4e hid bad susssszss 81 ATssse
exploration asad xaMlG return 20 kgsgz2ss1.
ffgxxxAruzxs April lGs--A TrssuawF 4
wfrnsszg special s4gs: 4 &tsxr h&s amas
been rexezFE1 here ft0sH one 81 kfa2 AAsf-
brseata Who eD-a posed Lord EAszsfsses
ss~zy. the sexsor 81 which Seems - sz1st&sx
that Laus4sk1 s5ss neTsr kz&a szsAsa tlse
AFrsse Circle Leaving w3nnEpex, x
appears be veEt 20 4 Doist ssskFzi nwn4ress
rnfsss soszh OF Nsckeuxtess bar. Te1css-
snx these b deg -sassiss Fsosn tBsse he
sailed de~E tise PcFearsne river IS fhe
YrkDD and dgmn 20 Bristol bag. Tie Es ia
hat vicinity nog. The d4sfraet fhrouzh
which Ne fsnSes4d IL 70 large s1ksst
xsOpusesekss, sad ms R&sasz< lord nas eATgses4
n8fyrtety 81 an Asrtss tr6ve3xr very EASILY
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sAn FaAseIsco. April 70. The ship
asnnebse was iewed % sca by the tug
Active to-day A tie tug was lesFing
The ship slznalesi It 10 return. This was
doAa and boaf WAS put Of With the
second mate and fosr sailors from
the ship. the sea was running very high.
v ben she boat "a alongside II was foHHd
IL was desired 50 put on board q wounded
seaman, esnted susfnye, who had broken
q leg by falling Gown the main hateh-
He was taken on board Just ~ a monster
wave swept the small boat about 100 yards
abeaf, throwing Cat the two men.
Another large wave carried the ting
forward. Il eoglided with the boat,
which was washed across tho tug ard the
mate vas thrown down on the deck.
Lines we're thrown 10 the two men ia the
water and they wire saved. All hands
were finally gotten Into the small boat and
pl;s back to the Kennebec, but taeiT rescue
Is considered almost miraculous
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FelI From, the Car.

sAs ERANeisco, April 10 Last night the
ufegan express wss nearing Neisnn, q
station about u miles south 81 Chico.
when Jonathan Maxoa. about -
wars 81 ase, was seen Ia SO oat
af enc Of the passenger coaches
TO The platform. The conductor Hnaliy
noticed The absence of tbs elderly fAxsss.
ser and began search Of tie train No
trsce could 10 found of hlra When the
train bed sacramento she conductor
reported tbs OCCURRENCE ri railroad head
quarters. and Instructions were photographed
The Anthaftgiss 80 begia a search fag the
sRssasng man. Hs Was fsaaud dead This
sar@isiug uess she track a. tae Fsosns ta,sI
vstef. lie had GA his person q Through
Ticket frozen Vancouver. u l.. ca vi BITS.
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cAnLE RAILROADS.
Portland's Famous Line Water
Power NJ spokane.

PORTLAND, April io.-foward G. Holmes
of saa Francisco. engineer 81 tins Portland
cable railway. arrived here today with ].
=. Sims. who Is 10 sapeFsntend the con
siruesioa ef the line Work was
begun on the enssne house several days
since. aud Mr. Holmes has bids for the
machinery. All tine pEeliminaFies win be
completed. aud q large force will be ru; To
work In a short time.
Mr.. Holmes goes 10 spok snc Falls. 2afur-
day. where he is interested Ia cable road.
s1s miles long, 10 be run by water power
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ELLENsnuRo NEWS.
Coinmbis River Read Assured -
New brick tsaock.

ELIsSsurRo. April 10 Alta special ncet.
lux OF the Board OF Trade to-day they re-
ceised proposition from ". Il. Abrams OF
the frm OF Ben. 4. snyFes & Co. bankers.
John A. sAeudy. founder al Eilensbusg.
Z. csdwiii, ~ KtleaShnrg. and John
Mczllt. ~ Wichita, Kan, 10
build the Eilehsbnss CoiemhsR River rail,
fosa; These gentlemen are al capitalists
and isssly Rose to push the foad through 10
cpntssieann. The hnsisi viii ess un The
proposition ~ the next meeting, aud III all
prabahilsty will turn over The Ssaa.e
conus % these eenslemea. ia " hich cycas
work viii % commenced at oaga
1hsk AFTERNOON 4 w Elisatf sold q
s'snf. Sfrslb, IT Eugene. pF.. aud A. laurie.
81 shss city, % feet ou the vert kids III
PcArs street, heswecn Fifth aad Stxih. fag
nvaslsitefstioa Of SAaAl- Tbe paFiss= vii
esstld = tss1' s71lgf bsIek AZ oaee. having en-
tered tsate contract 70 that g$seet
Heal estate " moving taase lively, and
the fIHfels are atiing up RAPIDLY will
STRANGERS while there afv nor nSay tafEs
transactions, numerous small ISLES ~ n 81
1shee isfoPeefy arr maize eMeh DAY, arsrs
Ssnnx "a slso Whasc a large smomnt.
kket,%l eleets9a has Aera rallied s0l
saturday. Apfsl II, - vote tax fas sAs
city
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PHOTOGRAPHIC MARKETS
Ngw YoRK srocK REyIKw

gEw YoKg. April Io.-Thers was more
activity on the stock exchange this morn.
ing than during the gafae hours for long
time, bat later the market quietef down.
and lost part Of the carly gains. Prices CT
the close we're materially higher than
those Of last evening.
Government bonds were duh and steady.
At q regular meeting Of the New York
stock exchange to-day il vas decided 10
close the exchange April - ard 80. or ac-
count OF the centennial celebration.
ExcHsSGg AID SECURITIES.
NEW YoRK. April Ia-Money on call.
easy a. 3E4. Prime mercantile paper, AZ
az. Sterling exchange, dEll and ErIn:
6Nsiay bills. 81 -: demand, "a ssh
BONDS.
A. (yegiatered) ISL Is tcoupons, i2s7.
AZ tsegisicredJ l07T AS tcoHponsl 1917
Pacific Gs .........I20
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waLLa waf.IA NEWS.
shipments OF Garden staff-tlesrai
scasei AppsssfsnHs1a


AAilA WAAts&. April "a gassern pas.
ties sFe here looking over tae feja faf she
pnsf'ese q establishing savings haaE.
ans tas psnsessss arr good fss swch as ia,
sutat4ea fssa gentlemen laiescsteA AZ,
rssAsssse1 ~ abundant capital aa4 ghex
80 it Is vs. - NssN'
sAspmenss % gAriea ste1 sy exsssss a4w
shefsaslhz VI saaatits. snasi ii she a.,
ssssld - m heilhE tEosa posngs ahsng she
Sogtst 70 tsczsis. shlpsaeass "a MaE,ssax
sr',osiatea 20 tsga tssaasss. i41a ssaas,.ss
neiss satppess Wis the OEeeua { NssAttr.
.oa on Tuesday she sAlnsseu1s sSs-eEN,ss'
sia si'fessttens nA8s yf ssAzss2 sa.,ace tssf
Hssa-a y The s6sgsss Aks9s watt~ e,,,.s ,
hasssvF hal snne lSS2. la Anasl. fSS> 80,
superintendent was f. n 70 tssss vs,F,sl .skIt.
TITS year Il u & ei 10 tbs satss ~. s.,
ervsse Il aiuest eaffsa3y do, 4, sag f,s, y
system 81 avastng ssse sak.s~si ags.sz
fr=sa essss suEhozEts i + jesrssqss a :,
sasrs VIII ee an eisaa4s4s Saa;s,s 81 s,rtrS
iog tne comnens's assas 81 ths, tsssns.,sst.
sslsd.nES ia eauscpa hsalsan ~ -, see =
tar ssseeeadlug snahsa. 1ss 49, kfss 80
be stess next week
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California nan,i.ta.

sAeRANgsrss Apfi 10 - The morning
session q; shs Baptist convention opened
With sa aslareSs srnm Rev T. n. Dorsey of
ssN krssseisss'. This wNs followed with =
pAs~F ~ NtaNa IT @amgs
tfa7 - stset ssetaAisgty in see ~hagsh,
rs &sFsetite foaes sad How seSF
NstWed. Tie c9HFenfioa e-ssgess asfs
sts.sl ts.a churches Tia California assst
nssEs ssssN nem.psCs. paTt@g sAn pass
sssa YEAS tao kayssst esaiiygtS hare lsssts
,tsisess. aae tn u&A aStssi ansi fhe other
ia tes sagaa0S. These colleges have ever
I s4s1 4sss=t.saes&
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UNPLEASANT ron INGALLS,.
Mrs. uoiiadsy's Mother Tells How
the General heled the House.

PoRTLsND, ApFii THE mother aud
sisters Of The late Mrs. Ben Holiday to-day
made long sspsy 10 the statements Of
Gen ingalls,. executor OF the estate and
guardian Of the children. They charge
that Mrs. Holiday was practically coereed
into accepting Gen. Ingalls, az her agent;
that ingalls, antagonized every body, and
drove Mrs. uoliaday's mother and sister
from the house, that be eoereesi Mrs Holl.
adHy Into making her will: that he don't
mated her 30 death By his tyranny: that he
used money belonging TO the estate a. pay
private debts. aud In short made himself
generally obnoxious
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WASHINGTON NEWS
Beeeher, Brooks ard Harmed
viii Be Indicted.
~u~-.huyx 6 coIusnbaa River Rail
rs.a-rwe Hen Shot Beside
.Psiess~ Dser-iist.

80 rpwxsrsp. April 6-Thc srsssi
go -. ~. sft<fpoor vossk t. retHfn isdfcs-
- sr~fur Hesbert r. Beseher, 81
. ....,... ecest Of tias tzsassfy; ag1lns'
rs..s..ex 4 brooks. cxceIleet0s. aud VIE.
y usynsd. who has sefysd - sssseSs'
s......s- - i ssrralser Of years. II u ensseF-
$3.50 yyh~ .lItictrsessfs VII - bsaaed into
.ss..-s - "a r,tcIcek tosnsorxoN morning
n q So p1ss. bic 10 learn on what {. iaasss.s
80. is.5;rfinrfsts are Dskes. n0r tlaa BEE y
- <<..ssfs The ggaad fury - c6ng1ksa
sscss equally Of Democrats and ksTs.p-
fs<s.s 1hsrs arr - ussEl bers. Aud tsDaa
kinfs dyopped il II safe % znesz ~ VEL
were pos nrkninoas 10 saAsnE issf hns a.
x<ss&yv.af{tS
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MERrHANDF-E AgD PR0

MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE-
CEIfsTx-- During tie isEt y bousz tie
merchandise and produce raceipsk A. this
port ware 81 follows. FEgr. sound shore
road. ~ toys. Eosuzn ksA 4 PEget sound
railroad, n sUnx: seattle. Lake Shcyr *
Esxser1 railway. 60 tataA Hy tss1er--
F5eFnser, - tonss l. J. Perry, Il tnrk. scow
brick. 20 sBns. Evangsi, = tens: HHnroe. 2
toas: Mssta Z. asuitk, 30 tons- Total re-
eeltzs, Ilss tons.
E3ErzEz the lsst "A hours
gOo5s and EserrhanGsise we're shipped from
-easife 10 the surrounding eoaat9y IS fol-
lows F1Set sound saose Rad, - tons:
Esfarabis 4 PBgefsyeEnf railroad, 7 tons:
seattle, lake znore & Eastern railway. IS
tons. BY wKter-Ffefaser. Is tons; fcia. X
tons: Rainier, 90 tens: Phantom. 10 tons |;
Fleetwood. fen Miehfgsn, toas; Nellie.
tons Augusta. tons Grace, tons
Total shipments, ZIG tons
NATURE or REcEIPTE. Eighty tons
brick. 1SQo sks n&fs & cars logs, cars veal,
ear wagons. 100 Exs hams. q bdis ssovels.
Il bxs axes. eases boots and shoes. oxs
picks. bbis kumbsefs. ? bxs books and
staples. 5 cs fSOu locks, 2 bills glassware.
10 rolls carpet. Is bxs clocks, iron safes,
90 hgs peanuts, 5 ca cards. = 6 hemp seed,
2 - hats. : bis axes, lis bales bay, 200
sks cats, 81 bids green hides. 50 head
sheep, 10 iron beds, 1900 feet maple Iufn-
Der. 4 rs,siex, 2 SKIS riepfanf.
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oLrMrIA NEWS.


-CoFporntions Fora,ed.
OLYMPIA. April 10. The wor, OF lmprov.
ins the streets Of this city VIII soon be be.
gun III good earnest and viii be actively
pussaed for some months 70 come. The
city council has ordered a survey to be
msac and All estimate of the cost OF grad
tng sll the streets running east and west,
frum Sixth to Union, saIso Easiside. Jeffer.
ma, Warrington aud others. and as soon
- this n done the work CT improvement
VIII be begun. wogknen are already On,
xmgpd on The psbiic square aud will no.
eeaGa their inh0ss until IL n put In a
thoroughly good condition with gravel
Wasks. flowers, fountains, et1. The city
hall n demanding attention, aud win prob,
abs Alep receive attention soon. The city
coenei: bss announced fts intention oi
carrying on al improvements on very
liberal saaie, and has already begun Ia
carry eat that poliry, much to the satisfac.
ton 81 the people 81 this city.
MOTHS
Mrs. Margaret X Williams has sold "a
Hen. NJ. Reed block 81. near the capitol.
TOR $500 Mr.. Reed now has Fosea oi
mes 1t work improving the same.
Mr. Rene Minis. tha trays harbor ium-
herman. II in the city today.
Mrs. kstella Elwecr has purchased from
j. VI. Gregory the south half OF block 80,
paying therefor 5000
Aiss Mlullie Freeman. for a long time
assistant principal of the high sehcoi III
this city. has accepted a position ia the
public schools OF Tacoma aud has left foi
the scene uf her iahoss.
Col &c, iTaines of seattle Is ia The city
CORPORATIONS FoRasp.
The tollnwlng corporations have died ar
ticlcH with Secretary white. i.stteu 4
slnythe Manufacturing Company, of Seat
tie, capital stock. s2u.uco. Trustees, q. ~
Mtten, N, X. smythe and H. H. Newhnll
ia objects are % inanafactare aad deal in
lumber, sasbes. dooss, blinds, str,
Times Publishing Company, oil Tacoma
capital stssek. t5o0n. Trustees, J. W Clsri
and tieorge II. Walker. It's objects are I,
pubsskh newspaper AMI to do genera
printing. publishing and hoax hlas..n,
business
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-11

BuEGL1Ry.--Last night J. +. Cochran
and wife, OF Queen Anne town, went 10 the
theater. leaving the children at home TO
take care Of the house. A burglar forced
an entrance to the house through q back
window and began a search for valuables,
to the great alarm OF the Cochran children
One of the children. boy, escaped from
the house and found Officer Frank ).
Davis The burglar. on seeing the officer
approach, made good his escape. The
burglar did not steal much, as he did not
have sufficient time TO thoroughly ransack
the house.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-11
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-11
TnE SEALING FLEET.
A Boat's Crew Drowned-x iae Catch
Thus Far.

VICTORIA, April lo.--CArt Frank arrived
today from claynanos, bringing news that
boats crew OF three men OF the seales
Juanisa had been drowned while out hunt
ing, on the 18th 81 March. They were
Roe, hunter II. Tunnel. mate Of the
sch ooneS. aud seaman Joe, sewede Two
hours after The 6,ws left the schooner IL
WAS found bottom mp by some Indians.
Tue bodies were not recovered.
Frank was three days coming from
GlaQHauot In canoe. aud up 10 that time
the following was the catch of the sealing
nect. Aaron 90, Ariei So, Mary TayiuF
1is, guanits %, Kate 30, Sierra ~. Adele
To- Viva ssa, Theresa ~, NAus.erer 90
sapphire 80. Black Diamond he, annie G..
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