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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-01
LO DEL TABACO.

Tenemos entendido que las
yestiones practicadas, sobre com
pra por Ia Tabacalera de una
respectable cantidad annual de
nuestro tabaco, han obtenido re
sultado, y nosotros, que acerca de
clio escrlbimOs 10 correspondent.
to, 10 ceiebramos mucho.
Parece ser que se han dado "a
las ordenes para hacer las com
pfas, con arreglo q 10 pactado,
10 cual favorece en- alto grado y
uuestros cosecheros y d los CO
merciantes que de este articulo
20 ocupan. Este nos informa ls
carta que un distingoido amigo
ha tenido la amabilidad de exhl.
birnos, por Ia cual sabemos, ade.
ma !, 10 mucho que ell sefior Con-
de de Torrespando, dignfsimo re-
presentante por esta Isla, ha hecho
y trabajadO por recabar dicha
solucion, por 10 cual merece pd'
0llcos placemes.
Pero, 81 este es grato, dists
mucho de serlo la actltud que b.
vuelto q tomar, respecto de nues.
Lro tabaco, el Sr. General Pando,
4uien, CON fscha 6 de D,ciembre
plesento otra prOpoSici6n de ley
pldiendo que tn lu sucesivo Q. im
pongA q Ia introduction en- Cue,
del Tabaco de procedencia nacio
nal Ia suma de 40 ptas. por quin
tai, por cuyo medic SO intenta d.
nuevo Ia cAmDafia contra uuestr,
ArIlculO.
Fortuna que, proponisndose uni
cOmlsi6n de siete cubanos, par,
dar dlctamen, resultaron desig'
oados tres de Cuba, tres de Puel
to Rico y uno peuinsular, gu
vOtara con nOsotros, deblend"
On tal virtud, esperArse un nue.
w fracaso para los propoelLo
AZ Cuba, que es 10 prOcedents
e eju>tlcia. Los DiputAdos po'
Ia I,la, que saileron eiecto>, eU'
., CltadO sefior Conde de Torr.
.'4udo y los 9, flores Gull6u y A
Gala.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-01

nusvas Bases que para Ia regla-
msntaci6n de IL misma propone
el repetido setior Berries, con
% opinion que Ia inspirado sl
oroyecto & 10 prensa pusrtorri.
luena y { alguna parte de 10 pc.
nin.ular.
Como en- su dia, segtn "a he
mos indicado, emitimos Ii nues.
ira aeerca del asunto, nos concro
tsmos por hoy ! desearle Ia mis
favorable y onveniente soluci6n,
agradeciendo la cortesia que con
acsotros ha tenido el Ayunta-
mien:o de Lares, al remit,rnos el
folleto que ha puesto ahora la
pluma en- nuestras manos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-01
Tftulos y dignidades.

El Archiduque que se ha suicidas
do lIevaba los titulos de principe
imperial de Austria y principe real
de Hungria y de Bohemia.
Era doctor en- filosotfa Y letras,
teniente general, vice-almirante, (
inspector general de infanteria.
Mandabs, en- propiedad, como
coronel elective, un regimiento de
infanterfa Gel NUN. I9.), Otro de
caballeria Gel IL de hulanos) ' otro
de artillerfa (el ndm. 10y de cuerpo
de ejerclto.
Tenis sdemas las siguientea 90.
ronelias hon0rariasl
1anceEoa Do BsAndehurTo. e,l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-01
BANCO ESPANOL.

B,jo la presidencia del COBB,
uaAor del mismo, setior Rozpld.
20 cslebr6 aver, en- 81 Casino f.
pAfiol, 10 junta general de acc''
n,stas { su debido tempo convo
ada.
Lrida el acta de Ia constitucio,
,ei B .nco, , aprobsda una acer's
1. moci6n del senior Uparr,, pr,
poniendo que los Con"ej-ros %
resultasen elegidos renunciars,
'as asignaciones que les correr
ponden por reglamento, fueror
designados para desempetlar sque
,los cargos los sefiores siguientes
CoNsEJERos PRopIErAR1os.
Como comerciant,s:
Don Enrique Vijande.
i" jose Caldas.
I" Pedro Satistebap.
Pedro Arsuaga.
Juan Rubert.
joaquin Pef1a.
Como no comerciantes:
Excmo Sr D. Pablo Ubarri.
Don Manuel Vicente.
Fellx Arrillaga
Juan Cam6.
" Eulogio Rivera.
Jaime Comas.
SUPLENTEs.
Don Feliciano Carbia.
Manuel Roman.
Angel Vasconi.
M. de Ia Cuesta.
Asi mlsmo qued6 elegida Ia si'
guiente terna para Sub.g berna'
dor del BAnco:
Don jose Manuel Lopez.
Alvaro Domfnguez.
Ramon Balasquide.
Falta ahora Ia aprobaci6n del
Gobierno Supreme, que no duda.
mos Ia impartira & estos acuer.
dos. d fin de que pueda comenzsl
IN breve sus funciones ell naciep.
te Banco que tsntos benefcioe
promote al pafs.
Tomaronse en- Ia referida junts
otros acuerdos de que daremo.
"uenta.
Reeiban los sefiores Con 'ejero,
Y los de Ia terna electos, uue.tr.
felicitaciou por Ia confianza qut
han merecido 4 sus volantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-01
FL COROyEL D. MlXIMO hEANl.

Ell vapor-correo de Ia Peninsu
la, entrado en- puerto el s&bado
Gltimo, nos traJo una noticia, iris
te por demas y luctuosa. La del
fallecimiento, ocurrido en- Roma,
en- Ia antigua Metr6poli del vie.
10 mundo, del distinguido amigo
ouestro y bizarro Coronel de E)er.
cito D, MsxImo Meana, vtc.ima
dc una p.lmoDia fu minaD'e gu.
en- bssves horss 10 llev6 al ssrul.
Gro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-01
UN BURN SRRvICIO.

Ilu lad el dlgoo Sargento de o.
den P loiico de esta Socci6n, Br..
", y el Glardia Pachadas. Al
sss dc rslatar sss ssrvlclo, jun..
i, que snvlemos sincero aplau>
:;oms 10 hAcemos, por 81 >elo
.@t,vldAa, q los referld0s Agsntr
10 ~ lev y 81 bensmerlto CGerp
\ que psrte0ecen.
NdestrOs iectUres recuerdAn ga
81 o. GanerU anterior del BoLETI
dimos cuenta ue la capLur4 d"
~ dessrtor del Presldlo, verltio.
= tn estA Cludad por fuerzA u,
OGDEN P1ollco, y Ia detenel6n u,
an encuorldor y oeultador dc
mlamo.
Paes los detalles que ahors t.
dsmO' del serviclo en- question
,'restado ell rs, dan al misrao /,
gran lmportancla que en- 81 tien,
cealmsnse y patenuzan su inne.
saole merito.
Shpose por con6dencia reser-
vada que en- Ia casa de un ind,
viduo liamado Manuel Bonilla
ocuitabass ell desertor de est
Penal. Eugenio Ayala Guzmat
la) N Chino, cuya deserclol
iatAba NADIA menos que de NJ
", mbre del a1lO pasado. A Got
,udividuo, segdu nusstras noticias
,e 10 repata como autor de varlol
leiltos, entire eIlos ell robo de la "a
ia del AyuntAmlento de Bayam6n
osro al senior Rossy, siendo Jue.
is /: Instancla interino de ests
Ciudad, y una intentona tambier
d. robo, en- union con otros suje.
sOs, en- un establecimlento de co.
'nercl0, ETC., etc.
Sablase advmas que en- la cass
Ie una muJer llamAda Maria K
Yes exist1An depos,lados dos bau'
les contenlendc ObjeLos do illcl,s
procedencia.
En- virtud de estas confidencias
f4e preso ell deSertor Aya.a, &sl
como su encuDrldor, "a mujer dt
este J otras dos personas, y, re-
slstrada mlnuciosamente IL VI
vlsnda de Ia Reyes por el Sargen.
20 Bravo y el Guardla PuchAuae,
nAllaron y ocupsron los dos bAu.
,ss va menclonados, de cuyo con.
tsnldo parte Corresponds vi robo
..erpetrSdO 40 hace muchO en- 10
;aua dei DR.. SAl1Sns, y otra aI
,.omstluo posterlormente On u ~.
.nAcen DO Mr.. Duplacs.
La ksyss manifesto que ie ha'
Ola 4~dO u guaraar los dos DAulel
oi cncaOrluvr uei A yaia.
tic a4ul una rs.Avl6n dc -
"oJ Gus 4ue se guardADxn sn IUs
ox0.es:
lO tenedores, Z cucharas, l Gu.
an~lOn, l GAIA ulenLes, l G,Joras !;
tOdO osCO pruceuenLo uel ruUO ue
que Tue uDJeto u Sr. SAiua1a.
z cAslmlres perteneclentes al
rooO 10 Mr. Duplaco).
1 mantl.la con velO negro, 2 hu-
ses ue caslmlr, 3 cOrtcs urli cruuO,
5 Id regencla neg IA, III crea blAu-
~, b tunuas ue almuhAda Con Oh
caJes, + camisetas, 5 sabAnas, 5
CnAmarrrotas cuDAnas, 4 tOaIlas,
) pares pantalones, 2 ID borines, 5
III meuias, 3 G&misunes do muler,
l sVmOrUr0 do Panama, l i'd. palv,
l corse, D panuelos, l corbxta, !
pAhtalon blanco, l leontlnA do
olnta negra."
Reiteramos por todo nuestro.
s'acsmes 81 Cuerpo d. Ordsn Pl
'aco, y partlcuiarmente vi SAr
,snto Bravo y a los Guar dlas Pu.
Hlaaigo y Rodriguez,
/. prehensOres ebtos tres ultlmos
lel desertor Ayais.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-01

La Oompa6ia Trasatl&ntica cuen-
ID con un nuevO y magulicO Va.
.,or, que deetIna al servlclU do CO.
fteos 10 Ia Peninsula q laS Anti.
llas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-01

Celebramos muy de veras "a
distinction que han merecido q su.
correligionarios los dignisimos se.
dores que an.eceden, esperand,
4ue su patriotlca gesti6n ha d.
,er altamente beneficiosa para Q
PArtido en- Camuy.
Y al Sr. Presidente del Comite
agradecemos su cortes comunica
el6n dandonos cuenta del gratt
suceso que acabamos gustoso d.
reseAar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-01
81 COMITR De CAMUY,

Por atenta communication qus
hsmos rscibido del distinguido CO.
ereiigionario y amigo que dsssm.
psiiA dignamente en- Camuy 10
fatura de nusstro partido, n
snteramos con gusto do que e
10 80 del mes proximo pasado d.
Enero, congregados nuestros ami
S0s, los entusiaetas IncondicionA-
e., en- Ia morada de nuestro tam
'i6n distinguido amigo y correli'
,ionarlo D. Miguel Arrieta, eligie.
con el siguiente Com,tG Local:
Presidents honorario
D. Miguel Nolla.
Prssidsnts etsctivs:
D. Agustfn Gonzalez.
Vice presidente:
-. Antonio Gonzalez.
V0c0LeS
d. Antonio de Igartda.
d. Antonio Rodriguez.
d. Dionisio Monrroy.
d. Juan Martinez Castro.
SecretGriO
D. @. Arturo de Iriarte.
Vocalss suplsntes
D. Juan Hernandez.
d. Pedro MachadO.
D. Ignacio Rodriguez.
d. jose Antonio Machado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-01

:" Francisco Martin Sanchez
{" Gumsrsindo Su&rez.
Directories suplentss.
DIN Gorgonio B,ivar.
6 R.m6n B.lasquide.
+" Jo { CAIazo.
A todos nuestros placemes POI
a dis:inci6n.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-20
PKRs0xaL


Mr.. c. T. Merriam, of Minneapolis, 1. in
:he city.
United States Commissioner Emery vent
70 Tacoma yesterday.
Mr.. Chas- Elsenbeis the Port Townsend
capitalist, is II the Seagrave
Mr.. W. A. Dickey returned to Seattle
yesterday from . three months wilt 70 the
Eastern states.
M. ]. II. Thompson. accompanied by
his wife, returned yesterday morning from
short trip to San Francisco.
Mr.. Fred r. Meyer, cashier Of r. Never
Il Go. 3 bank ct Lancaster. Wis. is in the
city. stopping for a few days While making
tour Of the West.
Mrs- Henrietta Piper and daughter, Miss
GraeS, and son Fred arrived in the city yes
terday from Salem. Or, TO make Seattle
their future residence
Mr.. r. ]. WaddelI ard Mr.. q. II. Enby,
of ottawa, Kan. and Mr.. +. A. skinner,
OF Wessneid, y. ". . party Of capitalists
are stopping a. the Seagraye. They spent
yesterday in driving about the city.
Mr.. ID. IL. Johnson. OF Denver, has been
In the city the past week. making invest
mesfss IN real estate. One OF his purchases
Was forty acres Of the Alexander tract. ad-
joining Woodland park for q consideration
of SIC zoo.
A party Of tourists composed of Mr.. c. G.
ingalls, and wife, Of Chicsgo. and Mr.. Chas
T.. ingalls, and Mrs. Il. C. shelton. of Salt
Lake City. are registered At the Seagrave.
They spent yesterday afternoon in a drive
to the lake and other places of interest
about the city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-20

The New Steamboat Line xsr
Puget Sound.
NORTHERN PACIFIC BEHIND IT.
Organized with Big sSsa
q the washisgtsa Coapany-
Headquarters ~ Itsaisdy.

The Puget Sound and Alaska Steamship
Company, the articles of INCORPORATION Of
which we're fled Tuesday At Olympia. viii
abserb the Washington Steamboat and
transportation Company. which has been
operating steamboats, on the Sound fo,
nearly ten years The headquarters of the
new company VIII be at Utxalady. Island
county. and the capital stock is placed at
xso.v0 Daniel B. Jackson and Watson
Y. squire. Of Seattle: Charles III. Prescott.
assac a. Anderson and George Browne, of
aaeoma. and Colgate Hoyt and John t.
Dookmaz, OF New York, are the inccrpora-
tors
Ex-Governor Squire was seen yesterday
IN regard to the objects and purposes OF
Tue new company. On account of recent
Sickness and the press OF other business,
Governor Squire has been unable TO keep
posted On the movements Of the projectors
OF TIE enterprise. II Is understood, how
ever, that the Puget Sound and Alaska
steamship Company viii handle the husi-
ness oil the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany on Puget sound; that new boats will
De added to the equipment, and that line
OF steamers viii be placed on the Alaska
route.
u u. Jackson Is now on his way from
tne Last, and upon his arrival meeting of
The trustees viii be held, at which officers
VIII be elected Mr.. George S. Jacobs. the
present manager OF the Washington Steam
boat and Transportation Company. will re-
Tire from his connection with the business
As soon ~ the transfer OF the old company's
property IS made. and viii 60 East 1t is
quite likely that a Seattle man will occupy
MI Jacobs position in the new company.
The Washington Steamboa, and Trans.
por'ation Company was incorporated in
iss2 by Captain Hiram Alncy, ID. b. Jack
son, George s. Jacobs and others. About
year later Daniel Longfellow bought an in
teFest in the company. The oompanv's
first boat vas the Susie. Later on the
Daisy was bought, and the two boats were
operated on the Sound for some time.
Later the City of Quincy was purchased
and brought around from the Columbia
river. The w. X. Merwin. Washington,
Eliza Anderson and Edith were purchased
in order. The last mentioned was q San
Francisco tugboat, but was altered con-
siderably and converted into a passenger
steamer. The business of the company's
line. which was known as the opposition"
was good from organization, and has of late
years increased 10 large proportions. The
company's present flee: includes the follow
ing steamers: The Washington, Eliza
Anderson. w. X Merwin, Edith and City
of Quincy.
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stealing =. L. Baer's horse, wss brought
inso court this morning 70 ple9d 70 tie in
escfmen6 He entered . paea a sanot
guilty" 1t isquite probable that his partner
N crime viii b witness aeainst him. a
ne testified on his own trial that Martin
stole the horse
AZ rsrsraL csAEss.
Captain T. A. Jansen, the weiI-knovu
steamboat man. appeared in court in the
morning Tor arraignment on an indictment
found just before the adjournment Of the
grand jury, charging him With the move.
cfiense OF Opening telexraphic dispatch
belonging to mother The dispatch vas
sent from Olympia. September II. by r. y.
Williams 70 Tug Rainier, care Harry
Jensen, (" and read q follows:
Can Jon TOW raft OF logs Sorsh Bar, Friday
nishr Over four hundred thousand
The dispatch. Il is alleged. was delivered
BY mistake TO Captain T. A. Jensen. who
opened It. knowing that 1t was not for him.
sell. The Information was fled before the
grand jury By Captain J. Scotland, OF the
Rainier.
A demurrer to the indictment was sus.
tanned. but the prosecution was given leave
to nesubmit the case 20 the grand Jury
when II reconvenes in October.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.
William c. Ryan was admitted to prac-
tice upon . certificate from, the United
States circuit court of Indiana and motion
Of X. L. Esteb. esq.
cALrypaR FOR sExr WEEK.
The civil calender was called at the morn.
irg session and the following civil cases Sc,
for trial next week.
Monday-6.47, Timothy Kelley VI. the
Oregon Railway x Navigation Company
1854. the Forest City Furniture Company
and the Bloomington Furniture Manufac.
turing Company VS.. John Leary and ths
Puget Sound Furniture Company
Tuesday, s4. Hans Nelson Va. Christie
pher Wendt; $3.50. John e. Keefer vs.
George II. Keefer ct al. 5.5ei. Hugh o
keeser VS.. George III. Keefer; 5,00f. John
N. keefer vs.. George II. keefer ct al.
Wednesdsy-539 sos. Sweeney & Churchill
vs.. Nicholas Brown.
Thursday--6,0i4. Thomas H. Campbell
vs.. James Rowland: 6.og7, the County Of
King vs. James Rankin: $3.50, j. T. Beadls
vs.. +. Il. Davis e. al
Friday-G, $50. William Hewson W. Me
chanics' Mil Company; 6.0s5. L. b. An
drews VI. William Cochrane.
Saturday $40. Andrew Anderson vs.
y. b. Peters; 6.4l0, H. o. Hollenback VS.
the City OF Seattle.
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Deeds Recorded at the Auditors ONO
Yesfe rday.

Real estate transactions from January /,
1850, 10 date are lo.ia9. 81 30. There
were filed for record yesterday q
deeds, the considerations aggregating $l5,-
GO an average OF $3.50. Following is the
list. as furnished by Osborne. Tremper &
CO.. abstractors of title:
West Seattle Land and Improvement
Company to Patrick Kennedy lots II and
II. blk So, second Plat of West Seattle by
West Seattle Land and Improvement Com
pany. 81 90.
Eli II. Mapel ct al, to Helen NJ. Hunt,
lots TO inclusive, blk II, Mapel's add,
$500.
c. r. Chaplin to c. A. Salyer. lots and
4, blk 50. town of Inrlewood, 81.
f. NJ. Jones 10 T. +. Jackson, lots 9 and
:. blk s. Gilmans add, first sub, s3io
W. II. Mccall and wife to Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Dodds, lot q. blk s. Denny & Hoyts add,
500
W & Peterson TO ]. C. Peterson, lot II,
blk So. A. A. Denny's add. $40.
j. c. Peterson to y. s. Peterson, lot ., blk
IS. A. A. Denny's third add, $40.
Albert King 10 George H. Preston, lots
and .. blk 2. Cove add. $500.
w. l.. Robertson TO ]. l.. Peterson, lot I,
blk S. Hiawatha park si35.
Miss Mary Harbin TO y. A. Sundbaum,
lot Is. blk -. Denny & Hoyt's add, sis5.
ID. j. Pierce. ct al. To Harriet A. Duboise,
lot 1. blk $. Ellis add to Chautauqua
beach 81.
Same to Gertrude E. Mitchell, lot 3, blk
8. same add. So.
C.. {. Calkins. eft al, 10 Ahram Barker. a
piece of land in lot ., sec "a twp 81. range
!, 500
c. G. Calkins and wife To {. T. Blanch-
ard, acre near sec % and 81, Up -, r c,
800
Ira Eperson and wife TO VIM. Clark, !
acre ~ William Clark homestead. 500.
Wm Clark and wife 10 I Epperson,'
acre near Wnl. Clarks homestead tract
sis.
NJ. Tanner ct nj. 10 W. II. Overlook
beg ne cor hot 4. alk ?, IL. l.. YeSier's first
add u town 81 Kent. running " 10 feet. :
IA feet e 10, Is itei 10 place of beginning,
$3.50
Milton Deusmore and wife TO r. A. Nc
Donald lots ) 10 S, blk S MERGERS add to
North seattle, 81.
J. HleWe,t and wife 10 Margaretha
Nehrboss, lots 5. @. - and ~. blk and lot
l.. blk -. Denny & Iievt's add. $t0n
West coast imp. 10 10 r J. lhurston,
lot u. blk -. lots Q and iG blk 81 Gilman's
FIRST sub. $40.
Richard Roesiger 10 Mrs. Emma Cham
hers. hot s. blk o. toan OF Engiewood $40.
Samuel Woodruff TO .. +. Anderson. re
:. Of NV. and sw'4 of nws. sec l., tip
aor s -.
r. NJ Mcdonald and wife to II. /. Dear.
born. lots and s, blk S, Mereer's add TO
Norte Seattle, $500.
Joshua NJ. Wrestling and wife To John
Parkinson, lots II and T., blk 6. Highland
add. 81 100.
4. IL. Browne and wiie 10 IL. A. Shredder,
lot, -. ~ ani Il, biz 81: lots - and p
blk As; lots 5. e. 9, is aud 81. hlk Is; lots s.
Is. 10. n aud .. blk -. lot 10. blk IL; lots 10
and II. blk 81. Denny 4 iioyt's add SSno.
W. Is Robertson to j..hn Johnson, lots
: and .. blk a. Hiswatha Park, SS25.
E Chaplin - Edna J. Cramer, lots 81
and -. hlk II. town az Inglewood. 81.
West Seattle Land ard improvement Co.
10 David Benedict, lots I, > and ;. blk :.
.lrst pla, West Seattle, by W. ;. L, and l..
Go. 81.
Geo Il. Walker to Jessie W. George, lots
10. II and l. blk, second pio; by W. :. l..
au.aI Co
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AeosD OF DISTRICT COURT.
AFTER SIX Months--tiersethi,
Astih-t Unusual Charge.

nhsuai charge.
80 astriet court Yesterday mornini
A. Edward Perry implicated viii
- e'shhan ana George Atkins upn'
iaent for receiving stolen good
easin TO he stolen. was brought
.ap' termination by the court ~.
demurrer 10 the indic,mea.
~ sas 'hereupon discharged from ca
"a As the Indictment contained q
IL avs when applied 20 defendant \
dismissed a. g. him also. al
| i A. o"ed 10 60 free. Both had hc.
| L. s'ah'y jail since their arrest Ia
nv 'ane sranhau. who was really n
A.. man had forfeited J.
h sas ief' the country. Tbc
a. .'aa'ct'nents pending against hii
IA @acsmen vii have "a raw Si.N
|sa. sae OF bis arrest hc was propfiei
49, saa q Charley saloon on Main sire,
n ienee fos thieves. Perry y
III ,a. cef and wa supposed 10 hs
|ss,s sou N receiving the Stolea go.
Ia uf saloon. Atkins. who /,
e.. sehy ihiei. vas arrested and b.
|sA i. szause Of his intimate eanueeus
n r,.s o'asr two defendants aud hecau
|6., a. s'sa 10 escape from perry's ro,l
|Aa a. "a o'hseFs Wen; io search il. Ter,
|kss nave beer ia the county s.
|s<,rsa.a.. 'n'as Awaiting tF.al and have re.
sAeFeiy escaped punishment
4 A.kskfhirf MARTINS r,.rA.
H., - Martin, who was impgeade,l Nif.
1shsy Schul;ze. alias Rowe-, foI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-20

Yesterday noon w.-le Chief Mcdonald
Nas on his way Ia No. tlre engine house,
~ North Seattle. he was solG that there was
a fire ON Second street heswee-. Pike and
piae. Arriving a, the spot, he found lo;
II rubbish in an alley on Ere. AID started
~ rai /; oat with garden hose. A man
no would rot give hts name. asEesi the
-l,ie. If he eouidn burn staff or his own
premises II he wanted 10, and was promptly
t.<v,ered in the negative. The tire vas =
,.ancerouS one. he.ng within nineteen fee:
II house, A workman or tie premises
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-20

Pesred Assnse1 beswssa ths fireman md
we ID ming rubbish. thinking TO stop tAe
ERE from being put ocf. has Tie strong
ssrsAM q water that struck him son
eoAneed his mind and he cot cut Of the
.sy quick Chief Mcdonald says there Is
aftcksshe- too much rubbish isyiaE arornd
Ii sae city and in North Seattle. and that
people should be more careful about
throwing paper. shayines, etc, in alleys
and around buildings. where il may vsry
e4ssly take ere.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-20
Our Fall Opening
SPECIAL BARGAINS
DRESS GOODS.

Tr.cots. al wool, doahle widths,
at sc per yard. worth SOC.
Toneia. xil wool. a. inches wide
SOC per yard. worth Tsc.
Madonna cloth. latest shates, al
wool, - inches wide. at Coo, worth
SOC.
Herriettaf. oil shades, T. inches
wide, at ooc. worth sl.25.
Homcspun suiting. all wool, 81
inches wide, Al soc. worth 81.
English cuttings. = fun lire, al
one half coat of production, at sc
per yard, worth l2ise.
Alpacas. oil fall shades, from SOC
upward.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-20

Attend The saturday nIsns srecis, safe n
=. csoGhias Departments Texas, slngrsiIar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-20

county Treasurer l.at;meT Wall today
Re a call tor a large amount OF eutStand-
ss Scrin. Warrants eu the county fund
..iuliag Nc ssss. dated september =, l>s-
"a the road and bridge fund, incsUding Ne.
dated July u. 1859. and on school dis
> No. special fund. including Ne. iso.
ID January ., lsSl. sill he included a.
cal,. There has been a balance ia The
70. fund al alt times. hence no call viii IL
= for warrants uTcu y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-20

+. Family Jewei.-pf David heHnets TIC
hra,sxs ~r,rxx,an q! 8eHaeat y y Nil seas
ais illustrated t4sok, Hew 60 taFe kiasaev
and Bleed Dlsesss." aF1n rcceifs az
: .tarun e slso contains i've stortSs a Titssi,
Sta. AuAtiine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-20

As1 u there . arvsAfux in the testimony
OF ueN-known Err. By reading tic fosl,u-
ing nss Of eena ate purchaser. yca viii
fsxlixe the reason
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-20

Ike the NosshsEn Fsciae rz'lrasd, Tho tssi
,,-.ssa itae sssr al TsasGis has ~r3cs -
e.ssl street hssfea BLOCK.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-23
4 SUNDAY Outing.

A party mpde up of John Firfield,
Mrs. Fairfield aud Miss Bertha Fair
field, DR.. Corcoran, Pat Flanagan and
Will Savage, laterly joined by DIR.
Fish and Edward Arnold. spent Yes
terday at Spring Cooley. They en-
joyed the cool shade and the, cooler
pure spring water, and had a camp
dinner, part of which was composed
Of whatever Wild fowl the law al
lows to be shot just now, which
were duly shot. Latterly Mr.. Fair
field slew two rsttlesnakes, the hides
Of which are held as trophies Of the
occasion and will doubtless be pre-.
sented to Judge Schwartz to-day to be
punched. They reached home at sun,
down, much pleased with their days
excursion,