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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-04
Notice to Contractors.

OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
y the Office of the Board of Street and Water
comIlissionsrs on Monday. ssptsmbeG is' 1889, at
from
NEWARK AND NEW YoRK RAILROAD,
in accordance with plans and specifications on file
In the office Of the Chief Engineer. corner OF Jersey
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES
About 5'oSo cubic yarcs OF e art s sxeayation.
90 sand or gravel filling.
400 square yards of stone paving.
2S s5s i IaSsr fee9 OF pew f bri9r s.e sfone.
" 10 yards repaving.
50 SQUARE relaid bridge stone.
4HneaI " cribbing.
" manhole heads to be reset.
Time allowed for the completion Of the work
seventy-five G0 working days.
The making of the above improvement and award
OF the contract therefor Will be subject to the re-
more than one-half the assessment therefor.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes,
street. directed to sE. A. Dugan, ESQ, Chairman OF
Committee on Streets and Sewers" and handed TO
the Clerk Of the Board In open meeting when called
for in the order of business relating 10 sealed pro-
: No city official will be accepted as surety.
The attention of bidders Is especially called TO
the terms whereof no contract shall be binding
upon the city until tho bOndsmen offered by the
contractor have been approved by. the Board OF
10 examine the proposed bondsmen under oath.
BY ordes Of the Board OF Street and Water Com
GEO. T. BoUToN.
Dated JERSEY err, n. !. August 30 1889.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-04

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
= the Office OF the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners on Monday. September IL. 1889, at
ten o'clock a. m, for the Improvement OF
VAN HORN STREE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11
TnE MATER FRoNT.

The I. ]. Perry has gone down sound.
The bark Tempiar did not dock yesterday.
The bark yidetfe did not get awlly yesterday.
The steamer Fefndnle viii get AWAY tomorrow.
The ship Ixznhoe was towed % tlse spar buoy
yesterday.
The Wilmington leaves here Saturday for San
Francisco.
The bark Highland Light finished loading coal
yesterday evening
Toe tug Virginia went 10 Tyacytln yesterday
after a raft Of lumber.
The W K Nsrwia brought in 1000 sacks OF
oats from la Conner yesterday.
The J. c! Bdtsaln tame in yesterday m0gning
with a cargo OF Chuekaant stone
The Gamers Washington aud W. X. Merwin
have changed places for the winter
IT viii require about two weeks more 20 drive
the piles Tor the new pier Al shwaeacner's
whsFL
The bark Tidal Wave IL on her vay here from
san Francisco with general cargo consigned TO
Harringtoa 4 smith.
The petsoit viii in all probability begin run
ming tomcrrow. She will land az the Bsaere
Milling Compapys wharf.
TIE United ates coast and gcsdete survey
schooner Yukon. Captain Pratt, is laid Up st
Eagle hsrhor sof the winter.
The steamship Hsytien Republic iefl for san
FSAaciseo yesterday with 100 tons OF coal and
eighteen cabin and thidy-six sEeerage passen'
geFA
The steamer Premier brought ia AfteeR tons
Of naked freighs from Vancouver yesterday.
Important among this were so cases of canned
Cy<sarz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11
wKKK.s xKERx-maKrs
gra seSssr sherman and ahe Mglls2sa to
frIre a Esraad Carnival.

gra seSssr sherman and ahe Mglls2sa to
tsIxe a Graad Carnival
The Afvapry baziasnx. du-sag the &rxt wesk 81
FeHr14gy. I'll b tie scene q one q 11S ssss
brilliant eAFusvals ever given ca IDS Rsc1ae
eaese TIE earnfxa5 wsn he Kixsn unceT ne
asEplees II The Fzrxs regiment, g W, EhseA
fnsHaes ne success a. tise un9erEaksnS- Psoses-
scr Sherman. the flInEi1nist, wao TeeerEag kase
~ entertainment here hak heen engAxesi y lie
military bo4gd for The occasion and tNe enslrr
management 81 tae festival sill o faatees =
has h@aes.
Professor Shsrn3n's reputation for snen Al
fairs Is vel knewa- II wsx DC who gave ne
gorgeous paper csrnivkE ~ tie Aeehssses pa
vsIi0n. san Frxneiseo. two years aga lbs car
silva ran Tor weeks znd vas attended, y tas
isxweSs crowds that eVsw entered tAe psFflinas
sna e vet fhe talk Of lovers oT B. aafiful women.
Eawsrs, massc. poetry and song. Professor
sherzaan sfseEwsrd gase the Dairy Maids iesp-
va As Les Angeles, which u s1iA considered TIE
most charming seAturs ia the history Of fiaAs
ctty's &EsF3ctfous-
It's Eae intentioa Of ne militia 30 make the
carnival ~ original a. il Il g0sgeeEs. No par
tieuiAr style viii Be followed. BAT the FretsieS1
features stolen from al and combined IN one
The military Tea nreS win predoEnanase, II &a1-
Professor sherman Ia tslkisg over TIE matter
Of Arrangement with the members Of the mAia-
tary beard suggested g. 81 % make il genuine
success IL was necessary essG Of all. 70 srspe the
building from top 80 bottom with baltlng ana
flowers, then divide ore s.ae uncer the gsiie les
into booths devoted &c sEs mill ary. tse otaer
size 81 the buiioing eOaid oe occupied ~ ooctAs
from outside sources. Then during each even
ing choice musical Troxramne saould Dc given.
after which would sollaw dance with So eadld
musse. 90 the closing CHI grand masquerade
carnival could be given that would snrpass any
thing ever seen IN the Northwest
~ynst thfDk what a picture Il would maker
said Professor Sherman. II wou navi' ray pfas-
matte fountain running. which " aid throw
streams Of water 20 the fep of the building, cast.
iug every color Of the rainbow In iI.f nignt q
heaEenly glory. Then the calcium lights would
thrpw vsriegased coiorE over thecanvased noor,
which coupled With the pretty COSTUMES OF the
merry makers IN THE daFkSned roorns would
ncske picsare not soon forgotten
The board viii probably follow out Professor
shsrmaa's suggestions The several military
companies viii have evenings for themselves.
For instance. Company viii sppear on Mon
day night, Company on Tuesday, etc. PFoies-
soF Sherman and his wife viii return 70 ssatte
about January Is, with their fnis carnival para
phernalia. when active work viii oesiu on the IN
terror decorations. and other necessary prepa-
YAtlonk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11
TnE rUBLIc Schools.


Proposed school hoard Rmfldfng-s sup
plies 10 BE Bought at Wholesale.
The school board % Seattle ii advertising for
bids Tor the construction ~ the proposed school
board building on the Central school grounds.
tbs net &A6rku0d % 1100.
superintendent Keeaeay has been instructed
by ise board 20 make ous q Iist OF sehooi snp-
viii sdveftise for bids 1t oaee. Thea supplies
include hooks for the teachers, slate ard lead
pencils for the scholars, and cFsyonH. efasers.
p4per, etr II IL expected that = large saving
viii b. effected By the wholesale purchasing Of
supplies.
TIE board has as Ssete8 the Oregon Improve.
naent Company tho eotstFsss sos furnishing coal
for the schools for the remainder ~ the slater.
The BID Of thaA company was s. tor screened
coal, she lowest other bid being $50 for the
screened article.
The temporary school building on the grounds
af the South school has been completed. and
viii probably be occupied next Monday. The
bn ldAax Ia divided into tw0 rooms aud each
RON will, on a psBeh boil sixty scholars. ThIs
building, with It. capacity for 10 scholars win
sopsewhst relieve the south school building.
which e. very much crowded.
The 40 seats and desks recently ordered by
the board for the semnorary school hnsdlngs,
and When win be used fn the four new school
houses when those edinees are built arrived
Monsay from Chicago
carpcaters will commence the construction a.
olce OF the new q mporaFy school house on
Madison street II expected that the building
viii BE flushed about the GFss Of January.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

Both Ssstiesa Kept Huay Mestnx Oct
FunIshHs==a - Oa, mdrra-

FunIsaEs==t - oa. ndwra-
0faeer chassey PhGgtsa srrezssss Joha z peas
a6oaf - oeioek Monday usghx n, saeusessu AZ
hsyiax sseasa fws & pe rnla slzssres a. ssnseA ~
sanne rpoa ntEs- lie afssxwarsas Ioaaa that ft~y
BAG eec1 stolen from Z Knseafhn3's egsfh sag
fsess - Second street. 3gstans Miller tod Dean
yesterday taa7 - wpuaa nsvs ss give hsn =
Aers be10w
Terry Yayea, an exeouxses, was xsvea two
haafs - leave me cry BY Jussses MsIses He haa
ssen arrested ~ sszfAaeF. Aad Nas = rsaxs AZ
ae2sfafte etfiEsu In many rsspeef4 Has Mistress
seEsesste1 81 tssil s0r Esm tas dag het0ss so 0I
wnih was returned 70 snas.s him - 70 70 =
nsf'se eonze1tsi eismase, ~hsss ne police are
n6f 20 trsahies0n9.
20 -hoeos' wsfs given 3 terra IN the city
Jais If Thirty AID twenty-five dHra respectively.
Tor Fefshsng % worx waen he opportunity Of
tered
Jgsslne Benotffzu, "a innsfe Of Jaekson
piaee sA0ze out HaxraEt sga8Eass TE0mas En-
las and Dave Nahusy for sseaiKag = SNAIL
wosk-eakksf Containing 81 in nisasy irurn Der.
yesterday aft&runon. They weye 81. sssa asst
nshs b Degasg sheriff Fiolasn &ad Ea4fu4 wa
assd ~ ahs e9untv jnfl 10 swat his4sisE today.
AAhansy was allowed - go rntls to-day 81 hls
o"n feeoxAazaisee. - 4 appeared that kEntns
was tas real shsef
Seha siaslBgsr was up before Justice Miller
yesterday Tor TE5lasi e toe ere 0FdinGsee. He
was q sHaIsseG with costs Of sait and warned 70
b. eatsfui "a the future
GhsFies 4chevlSirwer xaz tined 81 fnE driving
On slas Sidewalk on "a ison street
Nellie Williams. ot JAeksoa alley, was put Ia
bonds 10 The sam u 500. ~ Justice kixers. y
keep the peAee. she bad threatened dire ven
sweFe 2 carve her NJ" nnEsss Ahe Kept out q
y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11
THE MADISON CABLE.
One Track Has Reached the
POwerh0use.
va. THoMPsoN.s poRrLANo LlNE
II il Patterned AFTER the Madison street
Road and IL No Longer rhan the
Front street Line.

MeEk On Madison stseet is progressing anely
TIE north fr8ek has been cosacrese2 70 TIE
powsfhouse ard the rails Of The sseth track
VIZ d laid - the poweraouse today.
The sosth track viii - calseesed te TIE
poweEhoase By December "a II the weather
continues good the peFsh track viii be paved 70
the paweEhoHse By I4nsarY / fIosh tracks via
he coEapse cd 70 West street BY January -
Work on the surntaese at West and Madison
streets wsl begin within lev Gays. Il VIII be
about twenty feet IN diameter and entirely of
lroa- II VII be necessary 20 pile for she Eo1a~
detfca Of the turnfzbls and upon the piles viii
~ bed q concrete There WI. be 3 nest Of
piles fer the tnrntable and anoiha for the terrni
nal sheaf
OF January and the wess division Of the road
viii De in operation by Feasuars /, unless I'M
lOokssi-For delays occur
While the west divAsian OF the road Is being
completed the force Of nen IN the eraplay Of
the company viii be divided and part set 20
work on sae completion OF the east division.
NJ. J. u. Thompson, who Is building she Port
lag d cable Fsiway, Is in the city for few days
Tee Portland road Is being completed, and Il ~
qair tie ms5oF part Of BIS time He. however,
manages TO spend sufficient tine fl Seattle 70
watch matters on the Madison ard Commercial
street. lines. Prom him the foIibFiag concern
isg The Portland cable road was learned;
TAe road does not run as originally intended.
the franchise having been extended. However,
the ro&d traveFsss the following streets: Com
meneinR at the Intersection OF Alder aud Front
streets, along Alder 70 FIfth up Fifth to 5esfer-
son, along J.Isrson 10 Fifteenth along Fifteenth
TO Sp-ing, which Is the preSent terminus These
streets inteFsset on Portland Heights The ROAD
Is one aud one half miles in iength--the same as
the Front street. The Foadbed is OF rock and
concrete with oasalt block Pavement and the
tracks are OF standard gauge. The power
house, which is q duplicate "a the Madison
str CT power house. IL located at the corner OF
Fifteenth and Mill streets. The cost OF the road
completed viii be $4,000 Every hing Is in
readiness 20 start except the machinery.
Mr.. Thompson 6gHred on running cars De
cember s. but the Eastern houses who bad the
contracts for furnishing she driTing machinery
failed 70 deliver the same 81 the specified time.
and II viii De JsnuxEy IS before the rosd Is
opened.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

Fine suspenssrs, ties. gents bali hqse %
handksfcatv3s make Frsseat net SOFA tafxet.
ii Hyans. faasaa CO. =. tie tafSesE e,eSesns
&. alsfs 81 tie world corner FFent Aad Colaahia
str esS
Through Pullman veSsibaea sloepeSS ard tsa-
fux Earn also atest improved toaTssis s8eepegs
thsetiEn 10 fise kAss via NnrtneFn Pacific f1is.
gsaa on.ce rs second ssFseh BOSTON slock
EavAw your maney from the - d ard iaxess IA
winter ssifsuEs ans ozesr sting ~ tsnf9su
hras the leading tsiloss, stu n sEse = sale
rec enc week oniy. commencing N"HaaF' ~
DO uos forget 10 visit the cry Of Paris ~ yoa
want - select the rigat thlnE for Cars HAss
present
New table isnen sess. nspkias - sassch- caes
ssaves. slls xsis. or any sssie Of aue wesFsrs
RppAE sasgaase sor "a istaass pseaeas AZ tse
city q faFis
ssls nlissu. resFaTs. lis ssc.ss stseet
TO tnshte - 10 srees ssfasty eoaaagt oHr hslsl.
aaxx BY setting GA tae gery cal qualities 20
y isssx saa 4sas,rx Al close dsures 80 are eag0'
t,,}l.si q, sgl# l.aY essa oaiy Gal 0a us ss;&
sesxs very tesz qualities hF e@sA AeNS s
Asss-la. 30 Frsnt ssFses. vine saa srifst sass-
Nes 03aves Caesser cieary
A hsn,lsarss sl.k urahrsia for lsAT g stsE1e-
naan IS 8vsass. Feassa 4 Cas- re tsFsesi
csatoiug dealers 81 ifs woFsa. eoEEssf fFasi AMI
lave vaar cr.srrs sar wear wsussr sso,siux
wtss 8srsaa Hnas tes lvsaank eA4ssEss 1fsars
b.ss.k t.ss araals street
Sew AAn8ksFcAtefS Cas&rT.
Toys naa gsssssnAs tese ornaments eg lstsSt
sssls nas ga sss a re &stsea issFee, A.s.S
Hsent sagsset. tsxse SD fage xogg eaosee
Aseuse sae sace,ten ef EeGg sae'ses, sssFes,
ave EhsArs CO kSet - ee las a nscs IA iaE
CAsss,nss q taN CTS 81 f&ras
New ehsse2siR& bags CsaAEy
Fssr sgs4-s a. ga IL sss at aei cap Ire 80
e Csasss gssstsaslu. tae aAtseE. sscosa street,
ns3r &Q4Acn asaS&
Nsw saFsss- ChNstsF GEAR
cd F@psta = eeats basssa
Tlsasapss.e. = gaoTs- s.ssne .oRs ws4ssea esEsets
ChsSseF E5sAsy.
tb1 Fapsrs IS cxais = NHsale
Sss asasseglSN CAoss@4 tsSksy
Iae iAtse.s saaeK ~ hARs ~ sssecs sTcn a.
CAAF4es tset ssl&. tsa sAtses
Hat ~ ses'aa9 psyeesas a. ggysms Fsassa a
80 =, TIE lsgSesl esetAlaz se>2sss II he wesf.4s
TAkae sgueas-9ss rssesxs& = sew -. napkins
- m&fCas sESeial Sa-ass aase sssaA Saeaser
gssAgY,
taarses e<2sssegs = sssas SO Eaex Asak
Nee hrmsefY-~sn NR EisSss msoa. epsssa.
S2xs4s rse CessgsF tAassT
t.s gAsgys - xesa eaaasa
Pass gocts EseSagsfs. a.sEs seesaa asrss%
NSs asee sess,k Sad sseAaa csessNe CssAFY.
8as tn~ 1giaEs Is gssT cssaas - s4Hxas
ana &aEslea y &fssk 6 &heF sEsas a@eig
trseass - eFtER L. EsegY essfy &rs2xs - nTss3
stsxss sos5s vase Ssessys 8 ha4zAea kie2s Ga
EAas sNSNa2 As& tasEsY
RanaksrSAsets ns8F4fs i.sss sesoa@ szzssx
uslsGay gAs2x. 1~8sGEs. k@ss ssegaa ssss~s
II E = %saases- = essasst.sz 50 sea-
serSatgs eerss@s ssaz sTSSs&s gMsss. AS~zasssag
&yepeSssA M#es paEgaAzal a1Sxtsczs - -
kaGarsss ssAgs sna Ssnsss NaA a. esaSeS 50
ExssEAas 9rseAzg 4AssAass. Fvx.As 1.ssAses s2S AZ
ksrEEs a. sezksE &ssNasEN NesSes sacs4 -
C6scalAa saeek. s0zasz ses1sa aa4 csSszzesA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11
THE BIG couRTnouslE.
Contractor Smile Ha- Arrived and Is
Ready 20 Begin Work.

contractor smile AH- AffiNtN anu -
Ready TO Begin Work.
Contractor Robert Smile arrived In the city
Monday nigh. direct from Saa Francisco To
P0sE-fSrEILIGEScER reporter who called upon
him at the Rainier. yesterday, he said that he
would have been in Seattle much sooner, had
not the delay in some work 1t Oakland, caused
by wet weather, neeesSitaied his presence there.
"WoFk viii now progress rapidly on the
county building he continued, "as / LEFT my
directions with Mr.. D ugheTty TO attend 70 al
preliminary arrangements for the excavation,
and 90 ahead al his discretion, and suppose he
has already started.
Ia regard % placing contracts for material, he
said thai progression had been made only 10
the point OF ending out tenders for bids. The
iron work viii come from Pittsburg. The rest
OF the material will probably ee furnished
within the state, although he was tribe ysgae
on this point. and allowed IL To be inferred that
some OF the material might come from Califof-
MIA Mr.. smile VIII probably remain here
through the month and then return TO san
Frareiseo for time. when he as awsy bis
brother, John w. Smile, viii be here 10 look
after the work. An effice vii be erected upon
the courthouse ats within the next few days,
where Mr.. Smile says he Will have his heat
Quarters during the construction OF the building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11
Acre Property.

TIE onesds Gsfisas. paa,ssd Ct ON
ia AveRers tracts Coz sale Ia DIS 4OO
body At $40 Isr acre Ihis r. good land. ball
* il i chsarea an3 - acres Improved. Tie
prouersy il loea,ei Eogsh Of Lake Uaioa. aud lt
Is : bargain - tsix prizes.
Twenty trrss Of the richest &C nm
Kind - hekver dam land almost DUrOOU
adjoining RAysnna Para Il i ne4Fly siI
arsiaea ana elearr,k The surrounding Land IL
plated
TlfrfT acres n0gsh Of ruI0n Bay. &c mn
syss me hes 81 the seattle Lakt ~UgOUO
shore 4 Easssrn railroad.
~ acres opposite fhs Waite lQA Enn
haaSe. ID -eaik static; TIRES y fgOOU
acres tn g4fsen
RS a.ssa hs}ainlsx the town 60 E00
sste ef Fall cstSs sssEaese for pi&t- sDGyIUO
tinx
s.'''' n'.' s'"'n l'A' $4,000
sr.z the nsYF ssFA 24gOOO
Tnese szgs tracts are sftnie aAlf sGOOO
uEls ef tao Gsess Lake sieeErse rb&a- Tie lAnd
..ssosusax Il v.Ssled into ssss Aaa 10 sailing
really.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11
A sEAmAN.s nEri,rL
Arrangements Under Way for Resort
foFsSeafartnE &en.


VsspssIn Thomas Reea. Of shs eeanans
Ffsend @seisty, has leased The ground ca south
tasesA street. near King 90 whivh the tent
ssAnsis IN which ~ holds tezuiaF services every
ssaisS a. II a "a and D m. In addition 10
hsss services. which are Ia Eugiish. y aaii.
aasssn meeting Is held A. 3 y "a everS san.
tss
sAaPiaia Reas has hsea trying Tor a year 10
ssefs iet uear The water Erouf upon which 20
sfNei sssiains for laasshoFenan. sailors and
ameassfaea % resort 70. Ills idea aad the
l4siAss 81 The sosiety which be represents. Is to
eAsI ossialng vita a good Nket auaieaue-
msA Sc Bold ms gyspoi meetings, ard have
- . sSsnnseiiaa q scaaings RON. . coffee
eesnt and = isfse RON for laigers Il wauld
e a sass oi eiUeheBse a0d - tirscsiy under
- saFefrtsi0n II IRE Seamsn's Friend saelssy.
q tAs ssStty e&n sneeFN the donation 0f q size
~ va ~ ence pat up bullainK. enough
hsRsf tot tae puFpSss hsyif already eeea
sesssue<a 81 aRFrsNt thc commencement Of
sest. tharlAin @sss h. row 81 Tacoma Con
sksaF sita Chap alta ssuAts 81 the matter Of
tes NV&ttis hzzach butlffme
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11
- IATE.T 80

A daily through ear service has ba@n estaS-
Nshui o. she CaiNREa. Tai0n Pacific 4 Noan-
wv4tsra lire hctween Portland aid ChS.a aga via
Council Eiafs TINS 0fertaE 80 fsgs pnnitc foclli-
Z - aat given tY airy other iae the Limited
F3ss AAil.~ waieh fans aaiiy betiEsea tie ssoTs
rU2ots carries ghs oyrTiaut1 fAss hal. simifef
n9us teF af aFxf elssz rSsSessrers w3tsaat extra
chsrge sma is eoanposcd q fu}lsHan Nssfi bais3
sseeyssrs and PA mar gAlnins Cars. Portland 20
GAtEsk0 ga JSuntfl E3nsk-
THIS Is Au1sheF laascStiaa thaf THE Unson Pa
G Sc Il tsslruHs 81 3 eetisE tie requirements cs
tse pecpse Per Information Is rFgaF1 - this
and OsseF trains ~ mis- ilEe aap5e 60 Oliver =.
hsExESs Arrest T. & \. ia, SetEfie, or 20 A. l.
49,. ~ 2 e u A ReatlaZ..a. OF.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11
wARgn0rsR oN IAyrARY FIRsr.
Twenty-Five Houses under Contract.

ca the north shore OF Lake Union. directly
across tbs lake frnfn she present terminus Of the
Lake Union cef ire, Is the EowuSife Of Lstoua-
This casFmtng suburban town commands
magnificent view Is easy OF access and unequsl&d
fes location
I've nty-two houses are under contrsst 70 be
built within ninety days. twelve % which are
nOw under constructions TIE hotel. d. pot and
Eve dwellings arc now comple'ce. LstaaA are
nue aud boise street being s.dswslked and
mAay other Improvements are belag made %
enhance the value and hesatiIy the growing
sabarb Of Lstana
few water front lots sre offered free 20 man
nfactursrs who VIII locate permanently az
Iatoaa, Immediately.
All the loss a. LAtona are cleared ready 10
huild upon and aru being sold by The owners, ].
A. MoVre and tae seattle Land Company, on
Column bIA street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-11

Fssts&iEaEx snrNNf ssistrSl~tr Active
eeEk hesies With the Nee lear.
ssS tfsit az sgFVey ot tns wsivs sgsss@s aAs
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neath on.strlnrra the carriare.

wslliam SCHNEIDER, a German earpentef, board.
iug en- Fourth street. scar Yesler axeuue, died
yesterday of Inflammation Of the lgnEx Ihe
body was takea charge of by Gross & Co. who
viii conduct the fRaoEai today OF tomorrow
The case waS reported 20 City IN zsciaa Grant
yesterday mernsuE. Who went 70 see schroeder
Immediately. ng. Grant ordered his removal to
the hospital bat before the carriage reached the
hose Mr.. Schroeder hsa dfed he wEs single
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AN oIn nnsIFAcK pEAp.


The NV EnEfand.s InndIofd FasseH
Away Yesterday.
Benjamin. Murphy, for twenty-five years .
Fesident OF Seattle, died yesterday ~ bis ne.
corner Of Fifth and James streets. OF he ufEhsge
Of the IanEs Mr.. Marphy leaves no relatives ia
Seattle. and Was unmarried. He has, howsysr.
. married sister In Chicago and brother In
British Columbia He had q large number OF
acqusintanees IN and around seattle, and was
for abont four yeats manager Of the New Eng.
land hotel
AZ the time Of his death Mr. Murphy vas "a
years bi age. He leaves pFupefty 20 the value 81
sboaf $500 most OF which Is in SEATTLE r Al
estata. The sister In Chicago has been notified
OF mis- death hy wire and she win send insiFnc-
tiona In FegaFa 10 the burial. which viii ooenr
In tne new essvesy cemetery N some date net
yes arranged.