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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-06
rosr TOWNSEND NEWS.


- Qaaytx from the Olympics-Th be
Cnetom Hense Patronage.
posr JowxsxxD. Apsli s.~-Tbere was 70.
oosyed II the First National bank t,dsy .
nnsHiity Of iine-looklng gold and siissg.
6oerine quartz, which VIII BE- sent 70 ran
vsnncixeo Tor assay. scthiHr esn BE-
harmed a % the lscstioa Of the mIaes but
= Il presumed the find IL ia the 0iynpie
range. not many miles from this citY. The
opecimeun received today were IN the
hands Of Col Henry I.audex. president os
ne FiSst National a2nk. He stated That
weeks ax0 and atezyed $50 20 800 per tor
Then they went down deeper and took out
ehe soek which WAS brought this morning
n tk>ae specimens s{loN the same richness
- the ifkf, machinery Wal VI 0scn he
otdeYcd aud taken 10 the mine.
ssBut who're IL the insnsg" asked The
observation-disclosures correspondent.
- sei not permitted TO disuige The location
III mnsi BE- somewhere on the west side
= Pneet sound. suggested the eofrss-
q uon't say" wAs the answer. 4bus
On tell you one thing. There's whole
mountain Of u yet.
f93LkSf0k bHARSuAN b94e si8%kb-
JG1ge Charles ~. Bradshaw today re-
ee!ted omcial Notice OF his appointment a.
collector Of customs Of the Puget Sound
DISTRICT. togeiter with . blank bond for
~ 40 which be filed Ont this afternoon,
With Henry IAndes. Israel KATE and Thons-
g Jackmxn ~ sursficA These gentlemen
oualifed Ia the sum Of tx7sD0o Mr.. Trad
0axu expects to take charge about Non
az. the I'D last. He goes Into Office with
out hayfna made slnxie previous prom
Ire. and will probably be the Crit man 10
entef on the duties Of collector ef this dis
tf5ct Absolutely uutfammeisd- IL isunasf
ucod he wiz recognize other sections on
Washington ~ welt - Isnxet sound ia shs
d1qtffhRf5eH of the patronage - his com
mAnd HIN. fAkiIe Gullafa. the present
collector. viii reside iB Port Townsend
after his gptirsmeui from Office. having
aMndk arrangements 10 20 in business in
p4rtnerxhtp with James &. saunders. late
executive s3esk 10 President Cleveland.
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A ROYAL ENDORSEMENT

PAKIs. France, March 5. iss4
Kindly inform Dr.. McLe3nan
that viii be in san F-sgcisee about April
2gth, when | viii have 81 opportunity of
taking q few fu0Fe treatments kz5faFe sail
ing for rry stand home IS have derived
great benefit from aiIr-
MAEAS. Queen Of Tahiti.
fS0TE.--TA above Is bat b-le extract
from long letter 20 friend OF tire Queen 5
IN Saa Francisco. while IN Paris on Official
business tn the spring OF 1854
Princess Liekllcsi. OF Honolu ia, says.
Il have derived srcat aud LISTING benefit
from Or. NcLennan's treatment
Among the many noted personsite doc
tor has irested and cured within the last
few ysags may be mentioned ex-senator
Hubsell Of Wisconsin. Congressman Lout-
ut OF stockton, Jadge Crane of Oakland,
Judge Wheeler OF san Francisco, Dr.. Crane
of Sapa, DR.. brown OF oskIans. Rev. DIR.
McKeag Of san Francisco. Rev. Father
Seaman Of 81. Peters church, san Francis
co. Rev. Father o'Keese OF santa Barbara,
aud the late Rey. Father Walsh OF scock-
ton. who sait, Had ! known Of this
treatment in tine. believe. from the ben
eft hare derived, It would hare re-
stored Tne TO heath. =
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nxx AWAY TO TAsomA.
Of sn oIyfapsz Csrpie-
wrath Of the GIrIs Parents.

Wrath Of the Girls Parents.
oEysrsA. April 4 The ezss topic Of coa-
verzaxson CO ssas streets of Eas capitol city
tessay ID ne escpemeaa Of young JaE.
whifneg with the Is.ysss-osss snd oaiF
daughter ~ exthsef 81 ysiEee r. 4. Nc
xalf. Tbs yeaag psopie hare beea quite
intimate fo< the pas. tso yesrz, bar the
parents shoaxhs II Vas eszIy CHILDISH
friendship Exeentty. kosfeveg, tke psr-
eats ~ fAs girl f@G2n 20 fear thai thA
frseu9zfip might become too stFnng. sad
accordingly ptssred T0ssng Nhifnsy 70
cease hss sttsasiozs aEa1 20 fosEssr quit
their daughters preseaee- Tbs STEP On
The part 81 The parents, u SCENT. vas
taken too late. for tae souEg people had
ALREADY passed ssse bounds 81 mere friend.
ship sna h&d hsnome thoroughly iEs lsued
with snFE kgg e&eA other Consequently
wtea tise old faiks fhessgtf 70 pfit an in
iueefs6n 0z She aasftsr. sbs young lasfs ~
solved thai her love affair SHOULD nos be
fntGFfeFEd 8fth. aud eGutln1eG secretly 10
xeres.t lie zttsutssus OF ye9ng NAitney,
10 the great eta9Ftn 81 beg parents. vi $50
Refused 90 sisow yeunx Whifney 70 come
snkldr their hgusa. Hence. with matfesw
thms, IL 10 tsef surprising ti5nt yesterday
aiisgn0oa the girls parents besaBae
awsre that she bad suddenly Left town,
and that Q further iaquiry rev ezled the fact
thai whitney was also absent Ns. MeSalr.
thinking that tie young epuple had left
for Portland ca the afternoon kfaia, IT
0nte left post nssfe for TenIno. and IL
probably now Ia Portland. he was wr9s1g.
however for e now tTausFlres thai q
hezFiEJ.yeiIed 'bas carried The lovers over.
land 10 Tscafaa yesterday afternoon. The
bus retnrBed 70 this CITY thls morning.
bat ths driver wss perfeetiy sasEa. only. re-
marking that bis patrons were where they
could not De found. whitney has been "a
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waLs-A WsttA. Apfsl Al. Il. gsnshass
and ". ], csrreli 81 rnion. X. 2. Mcdaniel
ei Cove ana > l. Aekenkie Of Saznsaer-
vile scrs 10 the city to-day. Thry sse al
representative mes os vasoa county. ~
ana hssc heea sfleesess hy the pessysse az
sse different ssetiaas In which tbey tfye
- sefisssl ennRftsne e. visit Taesszae
an1 Ssassle wtsa tie idea % kstsiaT aasSsss-
- pash 81 the sSsNxg1 hssssx II lssrss
s u1no 70 tAke sssEsls lssezsst IA tsaktas ~
aansees Grand ReHss valley II sAes's -
1a.sosd, Ans ;psuS<ss GA ttsss - YsEsEsss, !
NASTY saiteieus III induce TIE ttsses..s 4
s~eshisxssia ID extend is tisse q yxssQeas
s us.a IDS city into the waller AkYsa.sx
sssissns af GioH eeautx ksv,e fxleas xlsss
~ 1ug TITS rufp1se
80 ~ ssssnisxS j. BOA turning aas Sss
saats q eaftef Fzsg yves aass ta.s ssssxs
stu y tsss acsEg sapessses. Il i ssxar1
- - ssd t'kkisS sstks elskSSg2< sFslys,
s1ssssssss g sal vxys ssazsef 90 s,sls fssas4s
re Ssfshiesxssots 81 Cos Msss4a x5ssss.s
sFSs-sse@sf AavFksast &tssa ire .sss.s. -
~ sssseEfs arrives ehts saaFss ~ go
asTssss.s ~ lssss fsf mgs WY 800
=. ~ VII s r he esfsal by he sssgsasssss
Il. lss s1iy shise q n. ss.s ssxs K.ss<.
$3.50 sstalf sxe xs< Hxes5ae snse - fsass
1ssa cSassd the ssss1s ssss esss.ss -
sss ahN rsctnnf sh0awns 4 Nss !
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WASHINGTON NEWS
6e Custom House Expose Is
Near At Hand.
- e,venx yssy In sessise- Prize
r,ehs 4 sreksse -An oiym-
10 C.sPse E1spe.

r1-~rawxekxu. Aprit Sci. J.1. kowbky,
. 8 - .~xut of the tfe~nry, II IN tcsEfs.
1870 ri Whiss. rafts1 Hsstes attorney
- - $500 iary d in session. Here are
49, fscs fk4f eea hardly De eonsaasfsa :
'crfnefdsuce 8. L Lnptcn. who hsz neen
~-er~ef ~ npnths examining ms ss<'<sss
~ ~ easeom house. returned yesterday
-. wcntfnxf0n. d. G. TINS can sczssssT
~ -sr.rded - scct1eutxI n. r. Beecssr
-. H1rnfnsed from TIE sersiss oz The
s.s.~~rx deparfnsens so~say b order 81
S~s-.1,rv Uindcu, and uss 5nstrsefsd 20
49, f1e once Of special agent ~ tsss
- ssGpGeshfng' which hxs bssn ex-
49, = dsDp VII drip son. II 81 all No
.~sss1u teye yet leaked cut of tie jury
.s,s-s NJ there q no aoHt< that body =
49, frsesftrafinz TIE eas:cs house al
~ rffh view 20 bringing iadiefmSnfs.
S@S Z .<rsfnrE il trusted clerk fu the ef5lHe
~ - Grrf auditor Of the trensaFT- be
IN - nhos,t fiaSee weeks ago f1E y sszs-
1@Sfon. and presumably me present. pro-
~ 1fnf1 ere sequel - BIS feSerg Ihe
ss..rs a Beeckerx dismissal leaked gsf
~. e1iernoou. aud i1sIe fssf Of ifseIf ee-
Si11iooed but little surprise, the fact ssksl
- 66nuoctioa with the shadows Of The
- eorsil,x events nintea 1t above. has
1~e~ntoue5 : great deal of comment. asaa
TkSf 1oNuseud IN azAsn. Tor the fsxtn or
0v4afh tjme sfsee last 0csobefs deeply
SfizS1d ares expected DEVELOPMENTS IA me
49, e. euki0m soase pecuistsons.
ikxxn--zt Il Fumered late this ere atfsS
go indictments hare been found against
S5Serei former custom. koz1se ofslesra The
Tnef. coff<s bouGeaf y IN .
n6afllou 10 rate inst the ruassf - untrue
6uk11 &c raMy tnfn out the Eufns y sin
~ premature.
III following remark. made by man
nol1nffIy In position 70 know whereof ne
160kn. may account for the absence of
- pf3min1ut 1sfae among tbs fueief.
I'D. II any shonld be fouad. The big
- duck III the puddle IL saved from put
lknaeut simply by the statute o. linaiss.
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ELLkSsnuns NEWS.


EE1.xSsBrRs. April a-Thomas nixon
and apt Hatch ssriyed to-day and win 90
10 Rock Island In ths morning. where the
steamer city Of Eiiensburg IL lying. and
get her ready for regular trips. which are
now announced 20 commence April r..
instead OF shs sta. 4 large consignment
of freight goes on the boat 10 the mines.
and transfers are now tasIly engaged In
getting Il TO the river.
Court adjourned this morning, learning a
largo docket Of rssll cxses-.for the special
term Iva August. Th0s. Eiannon fcolofe<fS
MSS sentenced to IS years for 1aausiauxh-
Ter, and Charles woodsou leoioredl, cut
ting ARRAY: John G. stanley, burglary:
Arthur Fountain. feoiored) shooting
serape, aud 7. r. fssrgxfrens. cattle stealing.
were sentenced TO two years apiece. The
prisoners will be taken 10 waiia walia to-
morrow By the sheriff.
Contractor John Scosl received large
brick machine to-day. with capacity OF
o.0ss day. u will be pat Ia operation at
once 10 supply brick fnx the new hotel
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All Kilds0f Land Scrip for Sale.
Surveyed Land Scrip.

ADpE7leSAL HOMESTEAD tsE2iN In 20,
- aess 10 scre g{eess. aeasaAte GA an
laaas S8hject to homestead sad Ts~e seTat,-
ttafs ezsfsY Large supTsy on Aard: 10 de-
isys Ia allSEg orders
have faH supp = 81 FRACTIONAL &DDl-
Tf0SkI HcNRsTEAp CHAINS of ifona three 20
y seSeS, which, ey rulings OF The general
iAzlS Office. are loSs1zblc Oh fractional sub
divisions OF double their area or less. the
difference . ins paid for IN cash Il si.25
per acre
PoRTKsssKLn WARRANTS = la aoarra
pieces. AeE OF April Ii. 1853. LocafaAle
Oh sny Hnapprorrsatsd public lsnds. The
supreme court has deciAed IN Wfioax vE.
Jackson thai the s0F1 gnapprupTixtsa as
spilled 10 public laEsas means '-n0s legally
disposed Of. II wili taze lands Ia the
corporate limits Of town. see seefeta..
rses' DECISIONS In Reel IS MebT. ard
Lewis es al vs.. Seattle. IL will take 0ccts-
pied lantx where there Is no legal claim
see EssgE-d We. REan. Il will take with
drawn land when the withdrawal does
nos operate as a dispcHal OF the land See
last Case and case u WA. P. BrowE.
Scrip Loesiahle on Unsurveyed Lands.
5 cUx HAIR BaxED scnrr. - In 10. 10.
and $50 acre pieces. ACT OF july L.. 1sS4
I.ocssseie ca aay nfssuryeyed ssnds. not
mineral
NaEgSriNR scstr.--1n +e-acge pieces Act
OF April :, b. Loeaeahle on any unsp-
prorSfsted sud aaoccupEed public LAMBS.
not mineral. surveyed o. Erszrveyed.
N locating Any al the above scrip, no
settlement or residence ts required, and
ta1se u no limit 10 the quantity one PER
sea Y Ay use The right attaches af ouce
on Essnz tie scrip, And transfers Of title
for town ssses of otnsg purposes nsay DC
zsaae without any delay
Nfssd entries. aoeaklaEss CT seieeSSons viii
rot prevent any OF These rights from az
iaeAing
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aSoraEn SANITARY ARnKsr
"a. Merits Charged wtth Maintain
ing a NaEsaaer.

sanitary otkscsr hseessS arrested NJ Nor.
rs yesterday sfteFncaa on charge If
maintaining nuisance o. bis psenaEsss ~
The cosaeF - Bel ana Fseas streets The
alleged nulsSncc consists ct = drain wksrh
carries shv ssosss and refuse al restaurant
on 81 the premises ~ William Cogfsaas
aud others Mr. Morris esAin2s that re can
set resaesss she E&tfsT antts The city pro.
ytass q sewer with V nsssh Re can raanegs
bis PREMISES. assf tAe nastter was hseuxss
NJ ~ tie eauackl last nsxhs.
y = IN connection vita this cas-. thai
.sasczf hkelow = @sSrs<s Of saying that
hs osaiS szAssse sav syrvss 80 s.ag the Eoan~
50 " ae<sas IRE sewer Que<Esan 0ssscew
hiseko~ esnFhas{csi's aeuk4s having ssNssa
any such rssssTs xna sSsevts hts readiness
.e dss2ftse Naarxx bSfo-e THE nssa.
nstise ga Aasisa aud possee
lse thai A. Is asx, NJ. Norris wtsi BE
salse3 aFSa7 ~ sIls@eF ~ a charge % renss,.
s1sns.sg nat<AafV. ia tAa xSssles essssss a.
! exssNn2 tnss aseatuE ard II asxxnssx on
shs actksau 81 tAe essy attorney IL as ss.x.e -
c~attsnssa 20 such ttasn A. sse ~ spr ear -
provided - nus
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SEw YoRg, April 5.--.frac5ing IA the
stock markeg fe&ay gave additional eFs-
denee Of the complete change in the spec
usatsye temper which has occurred during
the pasi two days. and buying to-day was
by the mos PROMINENT houses, while
sellers were principally the local bear con-
ffngent, there being q married falling on IN
selling orders received fro.n out of town,
especially from Boston aud Chicago. The
eIcse was quIef. AZ or near the best prices
OF tire dag.
Government bonds have been duh aud
steady.
EXCHANGE AEa SECURITIES.
NEW Yokg. April 5-afoney on call.
easy At Sissgi. Prime mercantile paper, AZ
fatss Starting exchange, duh and strong /;
soday bills. 81 sss<: demand. 81 $50
BONDS.
49, 49, tess,,,.eS.,ss 49, r.r,ee ~. 500
4fssf seefsteredS fsH
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sHrrrrSe MOTIFS

fae Eassa il ssil Ia Co.raAas Rzsla.
TIE tssessae i being ovitghagie,t ia Col.
Mas R&xsn.
The repairs en- ;he Is X. Merwsn are
Progressing finely.
he fssnsass IS dlschkssing a: the north
SIDE Of tie Ocean 1ack
Era aer next trip sAe P.csasev wl.l lSSS 81
TIE New Canadian fSeffE slnek
TAe cnilse< Willamette i IA tom Psst
land sac viii lead WITH eess z<ain.
The Escxs hsx seea heaeaei nexr Al.
Eaond sEad FassllE<, where she Is s-eiag re-
pafniesA
TIE bark sacessa with isss soas OF Ceaxs
Fsvs- eoai leascs FOR SSa Francisco ~.
naarruw rsoTainx.
The ssearseT Augusta = Kxaia F1snirx
"a Der raslts. her steering Eear ana rss3ssz.s
esvsus b~ssss repaired
TIE Wilmington has haea heNcAsst a.
toFs NkssSsss. s1eEe two a4w aaszteS az
eStag rsseess IA Ae- p-cEsasesz.
TIE csa tss Ree has n@eE hezcAsss sea-
A. Rasssd s Rhtsaips faNndFy aud gsssu
propeller = sssax Fsf2ees. aai nes
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rHE aosrvasy rssr.
Death ST an old Resident where
Are tits Rsfasfs~s@

nAassi Mstr ssieA AZ resx sssezsss. , x..es4as
90 sAasses&y esctsssS ~ easssa1aspsEoa.
sSSa y ssArs. NJ, MIR resided ca sse
s'A'ssss PEG sss&zsy ys&sss asaea uT Sc tfsag AZ
Slsssap>&- I&saesis As aye4 IL shss rsse.
us wsAi a~ s'ssssSt sssss&y svess ross 4 10. ;
Is ais fse1ss.
seSd ~ Ss2gs, ysssfrsay, sss agsasss 49,.
ANsS : "a s. aaxses.s - Aezz ssssr 49,
80 szs.sasss ~ t1g sserexsesa. 4 30 Az -
g ssssse = tbs ssfs Essa ess,s 49, =
ssfsN Sc @zsik 81 Use assetfxsa a. l. skes
sissssssEAsa * sssS sSsSay.
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nsss II Ne askoe 81 Ii ex2zxzed tanf ~ u
tnegmpGotu5 - sal t&& peasE<0E- ard
Farther. he Is <Aar<ed viii drunkenness
ord the mzksyrrstrs4ss1z Of yszkzSc fnndx-
TIE E1rTzzsa Legion Fexteftx5 1isp&zcAed
- ske secretary 81 <zze inte<xer ss< Of reBs-
frrslezzz. x3szsax his xxteu<t92 ~ fhss con
ez<z1n 1t affairs IN sf1z e<zcE. and Sc the
f&ks nat NJ Eafrd sxfs fw TIA E4ss with
ssEs srzkzmx yras1sSeu sar tzse ezsss<sur$ CT
hfs azr4rssnefss A message w1x also senf
tie Tefre<Err
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index OF few Of the Most Common Dis
eases Cared by DIR. aeLeHnsn's New
System OF Treatment.

Abscess, Asthma. Bladder diseases,
Rlocd diseases, Bone diseases. Brights
disease, Bronchitis, Cancer. Chills
and Fever. catarrh, Constipation,
Consumption, Crooked Limbs, De.
formities, Diabetes. Diarrbsea, Dlphfheria,
Diseases of Men, Diseases OF Women, Drop
sy, Dyspepsia. Ear diseases, Eczema,
Eye diseases. Fever and Fever Sores, Col
tres and TumoFs. Headaches. Heart dis
eases. Hip Joint Disease, kidney Disease,
Liver Disease. Lung diseases, Malaria.
Nervous diseases. Neuralgia, Pneumonia;
Pains and Aches, Paralysis, Piles. RheG-
matssm, Rupture, Salt Rheam. sciatiea,
scrofnis. Scarlet Fever. Sores and Ulcers,
Skin diseases. spinal Curvature. 81. yitus'
Dance. Tape Worm ard many other deli.
cate and complicated diseases too uumer
ogs 70 mention here.
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HUNTING LocATIoN.--Messfs. 8. C.
Dodge and Thomas Hughes OF Los
Angeles, Cal. arrived In the city on
Thursday night ia hunt of a location for q
planning mill which they propose 10 esfab-
lish at some point in Western Washington.
They 60 on to Victoria today aud thence
down 70 Gray's Harbor. Mr.. Dodge is
president and Mr. Hughes vice president
of the Los Angeles Planning Mill Company.
This Is the corporation from which Martin
Crayens, o Do0kkeeper. embezzled between
5000 and 5000 and disappeared on March
2. 1889. Crayens came north and was ar
rested by private detectives in this Gay:
but he denied SO strenuously aud plsilAbly
that he was the man wanted that he was
released, and re agasa left for parts un.
known. Doubtless he is now in British
Columbia
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The Carpenters VIII E~turx % work
a skofaon 4 Puns,<

sssfson & Posi- yesterday Decided 10 xlss9
r. J. Hsases. The contractor, Who On
Thursday refused 70 ~ bis nea work mere
than ntne hozrz- % come back 70 work ~
his own terms. aid work viii he resumed
fhis rsDyn5ng o. fhe isn prosemeuEs at Sset-
zon a Pests mill
a COMMITTEES fsuxa the carpenters nni0a
yesterday ms1e eA1xass Of aa0nz one
bail the c4sy, ard they state thai they
foond thai mora than nine telshs OF the
carpenters ~ present employed IN the city
arg working bar nine hours per day. Ar
this rate tkere eozzld not BE over 10 car
SeHfssE working ten hours PCT Cay. accord
irg 70 sne e0znitfee's computation nHr-
ing the isss fHo dsys the members Of the
union ssfeessied IN changing II nom
uaz0n fofs % uafoa Jobs Il viii be re-
menbereS thss some time since some G.
contractors signed usne-honr agreement
some weeks since nuufHr OF these men
went back On their agreement. hut the
committee Is now pleased 10 state that
al oil these haze agreed 10 return 70 their
agreement.
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MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE-
CETPTS--Egurzng the last - hours the
nserchan3fse and produce receipts al this
port wsre is fellows. Puget sound shore
read. zs7ls tons. Columbia 4 Puget sound
railroad, san. nextties Lake shore q
Eastexn rziiway. 80 tons. By wxfef--
Premier. tons W. =. slEnfoe- IL tons.
Nay E3seu. u ions. Henry Bailey. y tons
Clara FrowBs tons Glide, tons; " r.
2anroe. s0ss. Ekagtt Chief. tons. Nay
tsa%eu. : sons. Sow of brick. - TONS
Total receipts, 75S tons.
EffTYME&Tz.--Du the last "a hours
goods aud merchandise we're shipped from
seattle 20 the surrounding country - fol-
lows. Puget Sound Shore road. 81 tons.
Columbia 4 Pages sound rssEroed g tons.
Seattle, Lake shore Il Eastern railway. 20
tons Bv water-Iola. TONS; Fseetwood. J
ten. W. y. Muurpe. is f0ns; Washington.
20 t0xs; Clara Brown. tons; Edith 10
tens. Glide. 10 touss Michigan. 3 tons;
Augusta. tons. f5rsce. | fon: Nellie, 4
tDsss- Total sfsipnaersfs - tons
NATURE or RECEIPTS Eight eases
dry goods. IS cases lard. 10 kegs nails,
ear car wheels, / car emiguinfss nos sbies.
u bids iron pipe. IL pieces same. 900 eases
eggs, SIS pieces iron pipe. 3 iron sstes. 100
bsIis scyfhsK, l car furniture, 81 eases
smoked meat. faa boxes lara I9ezses same,
30 sis potatoes 20 head s,attle. rs bales
bpEs, 70 kegx white lead, 40 head sheep.
iZzS SKIS -four. hack. boxed. 20 eases eggs.
10 kegs white lead, 10 coojSs chickens, 10
eases boots and shoes. 8 eases clothing, 10
cases dry goods, cars shingles, 2D.01D feet
lumber ears brick
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-06

ISvEsTIaATiOS or IsIE COLLISION. IT Q
investigation OF tie Eliza Anderson and
Geo. Z. Starr collision was continued yes
terday morning at 10 O'Clock before In
spectors Bryant aud Bullene. SEVERAL wit
nesses were examined. but no specially
new features were brought TO light, the
testimony being all corroboratiye OF the
statements already made, except that of
Capt. Re- Ter, a passenger on the Starr,
who testified that at the time the boats coll
lided, To the best of his knowledge. the
starr was making four or five miles per
hour. This is regarded ny many as being
important evidence. The investigation
WAS adjourned at o'clock in the afternoon
until day, IN order TO allow certails wit.
nesses on the Idaho and Washington 20
testify
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-06

HARD WORK 70 REsIsS.---J. VI. carson,
special agent OF The land department, with
hea iquarters in this city, resigned on
March 18th 10 take effect on March slst
The resignation was accepted. As there
was no important contest pendsng Mr. Car
Soa was requested To continue IN the
service until the 10th OF April Recently
he was requested 10 report on all cases he
had investigated and not reported on. He
says he is fully determined To quit the en-
ploy of the government or the 10th, as his
health will not permit him 10 remain
longer. but be viii hsve the report last
ask ed for ready by that time
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-06

.'TBE SAID JAMES McDAyITT" - sheriff
Actraw yesterday morning received dis
patch from the constable at Toit, couehed
Ia the following technical language:
Arrest the said James McDayitt and hold
the same. Answer quick" sheriff Nc
Gsaw looked for .'the said James AcDay-
itt'' for some time. and learned that he
could not hold the same, for the reason
that he had left the city for Tolt, 10 deliver
himself up 10 the constable to answer 10
charge of stealing hog from one of his
neighhors, Frank Dolan. McDayitt is the
man who was tried at Tolt about four
months ago for shooting hog belonging
to DoIan, and Is better known as the man
who proposed In convention that Judge
Lewis should be given the nomination of
wreck-master.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-06

sHtsrzEsG AesTDgsT.-Ass O'Clock Jester
day afternoon John Mefsuire. eosI paxser
on The steamer Mexico. was Standing on
Columbia street. near Railroad avenue.
while train Of IL freight cars OF the Puget
sound shore railroad was passing 20 the
south Et the rate Of about four miles an
neaK. Nesfusre iamped and caught hold
Of the ladder of one Of the cars. When
the car on which the man was on passed
the corner be had Usss yer swung his body
close into rs side The result was that his
left side struck the awning posi- In front Of
the steam sausage works with such force as
70 knock h5n OF the ladder. He fell
directly under the wheels In such q posi-
ton that the trs5n passed over his right
arm. almost seyering II sc the shoulder.
when Mcclure was picked mp he said.
I'm knocked out The unfortunate man
was taken 20 Grace hospital The engine was
In charge of Engineer ]. X. Dixon. and w. J.
8eGaire, brakeman, and j. Mctsraw, yard
master. were on the train. No blame Is at
tached to them for the accident.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-06
Remember, these cures are
permanent. Come now. To-
morrow maybe 100 late.

A FEW deserving poor taken and treated
free e charge Consultation and sseal.
raeus aaily FROM ? a. n. 70 5 - n. and
Is esessugs