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Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-03
BLACK GOODS.

Extraordinary bargain in Black Silk Warp Henriettas at 8oc per yard. These goods will count as fine as most Henriettas at $I.25.
 Examine our all wool Black Tricots at 25c per yard. All wool Serges at 38c. All wool Cashmeres at BOG. .
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-03
LOVE GOING HOME.
1t Travels Slowly, Keeping Pace witt
 the Tired Snail.

From the Chicago Tribune1
 Overhead glittered the stars of cloudless chantingly on landscape wrapped in re- pose Not breath ruffied the leaves of the trees that lined the avenue along which Boli- var Pyke and Buenavista McCorkle were vending their way slowly homeward from a meeting of the Gyrogeosophistica society. Not ripple stirred the surface of the ro-
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-03
VOL. LvII.
1rly 6nnds.
Howe & StGtSOl
WHITE GOODS.

We. have just received an other lot of the Celebrated "Po5 nemah Mills" remnants, latest patterns in Lace, Checks, Stripes, Corded Nainsooks, Figured P. Ks, handsome Plaids, etc., etc, at I2Hc yard for choice. Many of these styles retail at 25c.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-03
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Woman continues to go on. Columbia college is to have an "annex" for her.
 It is now grsvely related that Mrs. Cleve- land and Mrs. Folsom show great considera. tion for servants. Why shouldn't they!
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-03
MCINTYRE, hlGl|RI < CO
 ON MONDAY MORNING
  SPRING GARMENTS,

many that assortment designs colorngs far superior to anything shown in years Our Low Prices every buyer It is therefore necessary dwell upon them But in order to give our friends idea of the large and varied stock we show s season. submit for guidance making selections list of values that hardly be matched elsewhere.
 cordially invited will be courteousy waited
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-03
CLOAKS.

Correct styles, perfect shapes and lowest prices. Our Jackets at $3.75, 3.e8, 4.e8, 500, 5.5o, $6, 7.5o, 1000. 2.5o and I5.oo each, are selling rapidly.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-03

Spring medicine means more now-a-days than it did ten years ago. The wintero 1888 s9 has!eft the nerves alt jagged out. The nerves must be strengthened, the blood purified, liver and bowels regulated. Paine's Celery Compound the Spring medicine of ofto-aay-does all this, as nothing else can. Prescribed by Physictans, Recommended by Druagists, Endorsed by Ministers, Gnornuteed by the Mane,tacturers to be
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-03

The new South continues to make progress. Its industrial development during the first quarter of 1889 was greater than during the first quarter of 1888. More new companies to carry on manufacturing enterprises were formed. and there was an increase also in the amount of money invested
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-03
HOSIERY.

Ladies Black Spun Silk Hose, high spIiced heels, our own i'm portation. only, ,o8c per pair; reg ular $I.a5quality.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-03

English investors eager for shares in American breweries. It will be surprising if they are not supplied at good prices with all they want.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-03
The Best Spring Medicine.

an the spring of 1887 was all run down. I would get up in the morning with so tired a feeling, and was so weak that Icould hardly get around Iboughta bottle of Paine's Celery Con- pound, and before had taken 1t a week felt very much better. can cheefully recommend 1t to all who need a building up and strengthen ing medicine" Mrs. B. A. Dow, Burlington. Vt
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-03
CLOAK ROOM.

SECOND FLooR-TAKE HAND AISLE 
 
  hobby $6oQ $S and$1 $1Seah stylish decidedly a $6and Ladies'
  a leading syh at $S Oand$ $66O $9 $12 o These emusb JrseyW in all sizes n New line of Bargains $250 $5O including
  JersJ n al 5 positively worth $65O
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-03

spend more time in the chamber than any one else, five are ill.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-03
It Makes
 You Hungry
"I have used Paine's Celery Compound and it

eTy CUlupouuu dIlu iG has had a salutary effect. It1nvigorat- ed the system andI feel like a new man. It improves the appetite and facilitates diges- >tion." J. T. COPE LAND, PrimuS, S. c,
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-03
Paine's Celery Compound

is a unique tonic and appetizer. Pleasant to the taste, quick in it's action, and without any injurious effect it gives that rugged health which makes everything taste good. It cures dyspepsia and kindred disorders. Physicians prescribe it. s1.oo Six for s5.oo Druggists.
 WELLS RICHARDSON & Co., Burlington, Vt
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-03
Ladies' Cotton Underwear

SPECIAL VALUES GOWNS, insngs beautifully this week only s each Cannot be duplicated under $oo rufae letc scutf fr
  Especial ocredS srom2 idren'sC Cloaksf sfronn1 to 3yesrs News kofi imported
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-03

nIHM0Mn avEc Color dnything any color LAcTATED FOOD afssss g fsssesSas ssseasSpsesaag aSes
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-03
Gat1ndrtes.
The Arrival of Spring]

Finds us in readiness to promptly fill all
 orders in
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-03

grnnts1nms, Etc.
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Junel NiJznel.@ 50.
- TO
june /, 80 Dec. I, 80.
Totals sIoasoa ossloI .2ss ss


The totals shown must be matter of
surprise, the amount for the past six
months exceeding that Of the preceding
year by $691. So The first item, that of re-
tail liquor licenses, has prac ticaIly doubled
in the last half year or equaled the receipts
OF the year preceding, and Wholesale IL
censes show about the same ratio. In the
matter of fines collected by justices the
revenue for the last six months is greater
by Sc, 2s3. IS than for the last fiscal year,
and a similar gain is shown in the taxes
collected from vehicles. The licenses col
fected from pesdlers. runners and pawn
brokers, on the other hand show a falling
of in proportion. In the items Of exhibi-
tions and auctioneers there is a remarkable
increase Of revenue. and dogs show neglect
or de cided defamation. The commercial
prosperity OF the city is shown by the very
remarkable advance Of wharfage receipts,
those Of the past six months being more by
$720.50 than for the whole preceding year.
The increased total for the last half year
over that Of the past fiscal year must be a
mater of surprise ana congrstulation. the
gain being marked despite the sum of
s4,5S663 of the fiscal year in The items of
transferred funds and the paying Of one
half the expense Of naintaing the county
pesthouse.
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Down wITn srovErIrEs.
The Fire Department Enforcing the Re-
mevat Of nefeetsve Pipes.

The Fire Department Enforcing the Re-
mevat Of Defective Pipes.
Assistant Chief Bassler served one war
rant yesterday on the owner OF q carpen~
ter shop 81 the corner Of Fourth and Mar
ion streets, IS The notice given FOR The re-
moysl OF detective sfovepipe had not
been attended to. Assistant Chief Bassior
has served about 80 notices drought the
city during the past month, which dusy
did net require. and as little or notice has
been taken Of the requirements 10 have
stoveptpeS made safe new plan viii be
adopted, This viii be the swearing ont al
warrants against all Nho have not obey ed
the notices given By the fire department.
Advice has been received from Phslaael.
phia that the new AhFens engines had
l,een shipped seyersl days ago II Is ex.
rscted that shey viii arrive here the latter
part of this week
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HoUsE-BuRNER RoTmENBENrAL.
He VIII BE Extradsted and Taken to
salem for Trial.

He VIII BE Extradsted and Taken to
salem for Trial.
Chief Mitchell was asked yesterday IL ].
r. Rothenbentai, the husband OF the
woman who committed suicide, and who
was charged BY his dead wife with the crime
OF arson, who is now held at Vancouver on
that charge awaiting the arrival of the
proper authorities. would be brought back
here.
He answered that he W ould not, as his
crime was committed at Salem. Or, and
that the Seattle police have nothing more
to do with the case. He added that the
sheriff at Salem now had the matter in
charge and would take steps for Bothen-
bental's extraditien. But it will be some
time before the house-burner will leave
Vancouver. as s requisitiou for him, signed
by the governor of Oregon, will first have
to be made out and she usual red tape pro-
cesdings gone through With before extrdi-
ton papers are issued by the Cana
dian government at Ottawa. Rothenbenfal
will in ali likelihood spend many weeks on
Canadian soil before he is brought back TO
this country.
In one of the letters left by the dead
woman was request that her purse and
its contents be given 70 her landlady. the
proprietress Of the Merchants lodging
house. The purse contained s7.65. and was
given TO the woman by Chief Mitchell yes
terday morning.
The following special dispatch was re-
ceived by the Posr-IErELLrGEEcER late last
night:
SALEM. Or. Dec. Al. A. FrederEan. the in
snrance agent has found Rothepbentars house
49, H.. -
pAnies represented BY him and 1ss turned the
matter Of exsradition over 20 Gilbert Bros.
agents Norwich Union. They win procure evil
csnce and begin investigation
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rarRovINe rnE SERVICE.

Chair Cars for the T.. >. :. Road-To
Tacoma In Eighty Ave Minutes.
a handsome chair ear viii be put on the
regular midday train of the Puget Sound
shore road tomorrow. 10 run between
seattle and Tacoma. This win be the first
chair car run out Of this city.
Manager Nadeau has ordered flrss-class
passenger engine from the Baldwin Loco
motive Works. Philadelphia. 10 be put on
the service between Seattle and Tacoma
The engine Is equipped with al the modern
improvements. The cylinder Is 1Tx2a
inches. the drivers g. inches. and il is steel
sired ell around. The engine cost $3.50.
The running time on all trains between
Seattle and Tacoma has been shortened.
the time on the midday train between
these points being twenty minutes less
than heretofore, making the run now in
one hour and twenty Eve minutes.
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noAnD or COMMISSIONERS.
Thuy Met Yesterday work Done During
Kaee&&.

Recess.
The county nfniskioners met yesterday
morning, all the members being nresent.
Tho present session is an adjonrned one,
and viii last but two or three days. The
nezt regular assembly viii not be convened
until next February.
During the vacation between the last
regular session and yesterday. Commits
sioaers wooding and Taylor spent much
Of their time looking after the couaty's in
ierests. and have been quite busy.
Mr.. Taylor reported that the Tols bridges
are n0w about completed aud are IN excel
lent share. The main span. eighty.six
feet ia length. has been entirely rebuilt, and
che two shorter spans have been low.
cred 20 al easy grade. The
cost os the main span alone
was sea- To prosece IL from being washed
away during times Of high water tkirty.six
'.sheers piles have been driven above the
bridge and pianked aI the way up on the
inside. and iiiiea in with riT-rAp, faaking a
solid pier for the protection Of the bridge
fhe entire cost OF AL the improvements
vas 81. ua4.
During yesterdays session several bills
ssre examined and passed and some mis-
eellAneous business attended to.
Bids for bridging SqaAk creek were re-
eslvea ard opened. The hid u +. II. lane
was rejected, il being irregular. ihsSmmea
IS no eeEssaed check MAS s1lea with H. The
hsd Of Thomas Tenn2ns was also rejected
fer the same reason
The tend Of James ~. Boyd as super
visor Of Yoai dissrsc; No. al. vas approved
The petition Of ". I. Hatch and others
FER = cOanty FoAa OH NaShoa tsaAnd, WAS
granted. and ". l. IAsesley ard :. n.
sAeFmSa were appointed viewers
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THE SCHOOL BOARD.


An Unimpcrtant Meeting Held Last
night what Was Done.
A meeting OF the school board was held
last evening in the courty treasurer's
Office. Every member of the board save
Director Hughes. City Superintendent
Kennedy and Clerk Hawthorne we're
present.
The resignation OF Miss Lon Root, q
teacher, was read by the clerk but no
action upon il was taken BY the board.
Ii was decided to bold the bids for sup
plying the schools with coal for the coming
year open for another week TO allow other
bids TO be substituted.
Iswas informally decided to adopt the
plans submitted BY Director McDougall
for the new building on the Central school
lot. This building Is to De ene-story
frame, o0x40 feet IN size. with two rooms in
the basement for records.
The question Of new schooih0uses was
brought Up, but no action was taken IN the
matter
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AMrsEa ENTs.


KaTsE PrrSAM.-The next attraction 81
the Turner hall viii be charming Ka;Se
Putnam, who only recently arrived from
her srialnphal faur Of Australia. where she
IS said 20 have captured the amusement
roeYs in the antipoGes 70 such es extent
that q return engagement was consum-
mated before setting SAD fer America She
returns to rs fresh with new and well
earned laurels, and will present three OF
her popular plays. opening tn ''Erma. the
Esf thursday, Dec. 5. Friday that sser-
Ing comedy that made such pronounced
hts during Miss Putnam 3 last engagement
here. sHouor Found. wiil be produced.
saturday matinee and night DADS Girl. :"
Comment seems unnecessary when referring
70 Miss Putnam and her abilities. She is
without doalys the best known and raost
raprgxr comedienns En- the American
STAGE. Her name has 0ecome . household
word and here In Seattle, where shs has
sesirhseA thousands. . warm we.eeuse
aIxsys awaits her.
TAhs tAs garzhexa Paste ssstruaa. the vnsss-
k3se9 sseexex a2A ein4nE-ess route tor al patn1s
Eax& IJEznes rs Sesnz1 kgrea& kasG0H hltscx
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raE orERArIc coNcrur.
Mrs. story and Her Pupils Entertained
Large Audience last Night.

Mrs story and Her Pupils Entertained
Large Audience Last Night.
A large and fashionable audience filed
Turner hall last evening. the occasion he.
ing the operate concert given By Mrs. N.
s story, assisted By her pupils ard
friends. The programme was divided into
two psrts. the FIRST beng devoted to vocal
and instrumental selections, many PR
formers ia which received encores. The
second part consisted entirely OF selections
from the : Asikade. which we're spiendSaIv
produced many OF the numbers being vocif.
eroasly spTsaudsd.
The entertAi nment viii be repeated this
evening for the benefit Of TIE Orphans,
home, and viii doubtless tie attended hv
large audience. composing both friends of
the home and Of Mrs. Story and her
pupils
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IN IT 40 ms NTcK.
The Deilherase Attempt az an Insans
Mnn 10 tfruwn Himself.

The Deliberate Attempt 90 an Insane
Man 10 brown Himself.
Jsaob Miller, 81 insane man, who was
sent 70 the peoF farm about a nonth s-o.
ESCAPED !reas there yesterday ana San.
aered OF towards the city. He was found
BY two msa en- TIE mud fats under the
Grant street bridge. atsoat $50 c'ele,ck last
evening. just rs tie tide MAS coming in
sitting down on los with TIE water or Z,
BIS shoulders
Had heir net arrived Just 81 that mo-
raent the aezaeniea maa would n<seoahs
have been drowned. As il was. he Snfsrr,4a
severely fFem exposure. he coald nos
Walk and sAs taken - police hessanar,ers
By man giving bis nAme a. Lars Peter.
son ard the two Esen who found hina
wsaos~ aeases could not be searnsd. Mslyer
Ell ee s&ksn out e the poor farm again
kGsSAy.
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Patrick Enrfsnfss wife En6sretsnds He
Was EssIed in Seattle
Mrs. Patrick John Enright. 81 Baltimore.
III. 4 seeking information about her hns-
band. wkou she has not beard from for
the past twelve Years. and she fears be has
heen killed IN Seattle Or some part Of the
Vest.
Yesterday Health 0ssEaees Grant received
TIE following letter. addressed. TO the
Board 81 Health Of Seattle. W. T. with
this Endorsement acr0as che end Of the
envelope sEf not found. paesse re-
farn % afrs. 81. A. Enright, y South Fui-
con avenue, Baltimore, nd. Following Is
the text Of the letter
BA1T1nonK Nd. E0T. 3.
gsaEE<wen. I write to beg you 90 kindly aid
re En Nra1ng cut the whereabouts Of my hus-
band. Patrick EHrighs. dead o. alive He was q
solder duzlrx the civil war. IN Company q.
Second United states infantry. snd also n Com
pany G, F0Ety-Gfth United states infantry. The
last tine that OF his fathers family heard from
hfn penonaiIy was IN 1877. when be wss leav-
frSw San Ans9nie, Texas. % 60 the Black Hills.
kate territory. daring the geld excitement
A few months ago / waz informed By mission
pZsest 81 the Bfaek Hilln that my sHsbsud came
sh4rc Ia 1877, and remained until
Issz CT 1874 he then went 70
there be rem0Ted TO Seattle, Wash. This eler-
gymAn wrofe me also that upon inquiry he
Learned that ny husband wss a sporting char
actsr, anG was knawn ia the Black bills Is Jaek
EErfght, ard that IL was reported IN the Black
Hills that he fEnright1 was shot 10 Seattle,
Wssh.. about year ego. His fun name IL
Patrick John Enrigbt. his middle Darne being
JOhn. and BY sporting men Is usually called
Jsfk. However be cannot be traced any
farther than Seattle, Wash, rs | have been se-
yertisingsin tho leading newspapers and writing
70 people ali over the Union for SoRr years TO
ind out nis whereabouts. dead or alive. II you
can examine the mnrfuary records OF all the
cemeteries OF Seattle for the past two years you
may possibly discover that he died there. Any
information concerning his whereabouts viii be
gratefully received l am 3 poor woman, but
win pay y0u fof any expenses you may incur in
examining the 1aortuafy records II he Is dead,
have been informed from the pension Office At
Washington City that / am entitled 70 his &C
crued pension. formerly resided In Nsw York,
ing were cheaper. Hoping yon viii aid me In
the search for my husband. I await an answer
st Jour earliest convenience. Very respect
fully. Mrs. MARY A. EsRIaHT.
F.s. forgot TO mention above that my hus-
bands Esther resides In Chicago. and that my
husbands, Patrick Enright, ags i n years
u. 4. Z.
Health Officer Grant viii today make q.
careful search OF the death records and
gain whatever evidence he can and for.
ward 10 Mrs. Enright. Inquiry was made
in several directions last evening, but none
seemed 10 have heard of such q man, or
hearing Of his death here or elsewhere.
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mandea FOR Trial.
The case q the Eve Cinnamon arrested
lass week for opium smoking wss up for
hearing before Justice Rivers yesterday.
Il Vas plan case againss che heather, a
the czzacsrs bad them in fasFante delirto
and they wsre compelled 70 take shesr med
icsne administered IA tie American say.
The entire outfit was bound os4x To the
grand jury Tor tysaa. and we're sent TO the
county sail. not eeing akAs 70 put up the $50
bal repaired In each case.
Iney were ave saf-sooking heather ss
they Fled ont 81 court and weFded Their
Way toward The hack hole.
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THE CITY'S REVENUE.
Rapid Progression Shown Since
the Big Fire.
THE CITY FUND IS DOUBLED.
More Receipts since June I. 1858. Than
For the Whole Fiscal Year
Endiag May 81. 1859.
THE CITY FUND IS DouBLED.

The enormous increase of the city fund
since the TIRE. as shown by comparison Of
the receipts for the six months jest ended
with those of the fiscal year ending May
81, 1859, is one OF the strongest evidences OF
the marvellous increase in population and
in the business Of Seattle Tne various
items OF revenue and tae relative increase
will be seen by the following table:
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Yesterday was paydsy ter tAe woskmen
GA ghs Madison sssces railway. GFe8ps *
aaxsam--fsc~d naen could he seen dGrtsg
The afternoon gathering around the ray
naastsg. seon 10 give way 20 others ard pass
amay - work With gaeasea eounsenances.
yos.sl remarks and new muscle 20 their
ss1owA About so nra hare e~sn EN-
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iasstoe Rivers yesterday finea NJ Gun
s4aa9kara. euaxAetog, sor NJ assault apoa
fsawrsaee Nuiges. ~ho worked in hss esa-
pAay. There hAa Aeen saFee sseubke over
vseeeS, snd the eaatFAstor aoA llksnx ne
FxTassks - hAs ssarisxe tgsok eeczsssva 10
Asssk seth hss syes. Nr. CunnEng h2aa was
ff.esa s. AnAl r.sAtS.
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CAUTION.

Beware % fraud, a. ny nsrae snd the PRICE
are stamped on the bottGra OF all nay advertised
shoes before leaving the factsFy. which protects
the wearers RTsinst high prices and Inferior
goodA II dealer Offers w. l. DOUGLAS shoes
81 . reduced price. or says he has them without
my E1-=s =:sa price stamped on the bottom. pat
him down gs fraud.
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ENisgrssea fsskesS - ~ r<snss In Eeruv~ saa
rs stxs& ess g. NegsAekm Tarske txkas Csc.
AxS - Sxccz4 STRIVES. EuespA eanek
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Oar sfec ~ sxse sAsass4y .peee1h.s ara Win
EN1Tzxss every Eaxn In sse xstx. HyaraA p@sssess
4 ssss sasHeg KFozss sssa colnma&a sfsV3kk
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Tuss ard thgsskF "a see3 nsm4HeNks uS latest
3ts2f assM ca Sc ~ Ssse N2ssu& nssree. e.
Fseat esres& gomc assi take yeax eass3e
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Engraving a lowest rates. address PALMER & REY, y
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