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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-04


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Business Chances.

Limo Property a.: sss'' o = o -:
Island. with an unliHsSed supply Of lime and
valuable improvements. 10 closs up an estats
this vim h sold g . sacrifice
Brick Yard Sel q 1. q: On be-. sA :assssS
located at Twelve-mils point Kvssythtne b II
good working order. The owner would prefer
to sell Z fourth or half interest 70 . reliable and
practical man. This IL . rare opportunity. Price
S9peo1 Tor the whole. q In thar psepogtioa for .
part interea1
NaWmill viii ss u acres =" 81 land land. near
Colby. Kit<ap county; $1,000
Brick Yard sseRR s.rS %'e ~ ... g;
ground; &.50o
Free Site we, ere saap xI e r Soe: os
Union bay for . sawmill with . capacity Of
5000 feet
Hotel for Lease ,ss o sSs p..l h0 81:
fshed, supplied with al modern convenisnces;
for lease for . long term.
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FUNERAL or ,. r. o'CONNELI.
The Body viii be Forw srded Tonighs "a
His Home In Spring aeid. III.

Funeral services will hs conducted over
the remains Of John r. oConnell, who
died sunday morning. in the Church of
Our Lady OF Good Help. a. Q O'Clock this
morning and the remains viii be ship red
East tonight At the direction of the
father of the deceased. who resiies ss
Springfield. H.. the body was em banned
yesterday and II Is by his orders that it
viii be shipped home.
Al meeting o. the Young Mems fnssi-
tuse sunday evening Mr.. James r. Neil.
roy. T. c. Chesssy and }. J. Easily wersap-
pointed committee To draw mp rescln-
tons depsoring the death of Mr.. o'ConnesI.
and r. n. Hughes, w. Il. Plnckney and T.
r. Drew were appointed . committee TO
arrange for the services and the shipment
of the body
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The seattle Preachers tn Join Hands
with Their TacOma Brethren.
The regular weekly meeting Of the Sc
attic Ministerial Association Was held yes
terday morning ct the First Methodist
church. Owing TO the inclement weather
there was not : full attendance Of the
ministers Of the city. and the business
that was to have come before the associa.
ton was postponed until the nsxt regular
meeting.
Rev. Elliott w. Brown. Rev. George A..
Tewksbury and Rev. d. d. Campbell, COM
posing committee appointed week ago
to consider the best plan for placing the
association on more intimate terms with
the Tacoma association. will make their
report next week. The Tacoma association
10 expected to visit the city soon. and plans
will be perfected for giving the members
q royas reception.
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w. r Mckenzie. Of Portland, auditor OF
the Union Pacific railroad. arrived yester-
day and will remain day or two to settle
the business Of the uptown ticket Office,
which will be opened today in the Boston
block. A. G. Martin, who arrived Satur-
day with Colonel T. w. Lee. will have
charge of the new ONCE Yesterday
Mcssrs. Mckenzie and Martin were busy
checking up the tickets and arranging
accounts with Agent Z. w. McGinn,s. vi no
had acted o. agent for the Union Pacific as
well Is the Canadian Pacific.
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Acre Property.

&c 0n0-Ihirty acres north Of Union bay.
UUsOOO on the line of the seattle, Lake
Shore Il Eastern railroad
q sp ses a sa
adjoining Rsvenns park.
0A E0n-2saxfe2 feet. cleared and fenced,
UetsOOO adjoining Woodward addition.
90 On0-7i@ acres in south Seattle. oppo-
0OsOUO site the white House. thsoe acres
IN garden
61 A00-Two acres On white river. under
Uls3OO cultivation. with fruit tsees.
bindings and h0us<hold furniture
6s1 n0n-Fifty acres 1t Port Orchard, ad-
0lsOUO Joining the Navy Yard
0Q00-sInsie acres In Days sore gardens a.
OOOV Green Lake-
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Rscsivsr J. 4. Hayden said yesterday
that he had not resigned his position Ia the
land once; On the contrary he had been re-
appointed IN January, and on the first al
this mouth had exscated . new bond.
However no proposed rendering his reaig-
nation about the drst Of May or Jnnc. 1t
which time he presumed the Collins build
inG weuid ~ complsted and ready for oc-
cupation By the Peoples Savings bank. Of
Which he vii D. manager. The bad weather
anA bsicklAyafs strike he'd prevented the
Collins bsiug completed - soon Is In
tended. or his resignation might have been
ssnt Ia earlier than May or June.
The fact that al accumulated business in
The land ONCE has been disposed Of and
everything entered mp 10 date. warranted
him in asking for leave OF absence for thirty
days This hes been granted and Major
Hayden win leave here Friday night on the
City a puehla for San Francisco. where be
will select the fittings and stationery needed
for tie Peoples Savings bank. He viii
accompany Mr.. Bailey Gatzert and wife. -
will also Mr.. 8. schwahacher. whose vile is
nov in San Francisco.
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FIVE WANT THE JOB.


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so1 lAS sall o
Inc most important business On mana
yessefaay Sas the opening g me BIOS TOT
Jsi vor 70 me new county building Five
eepe1sss nrms DAD sor Ne contract. cscn
one oeans fepfessnsed ~ either sgent o.
prncapas. ana each bad vas accompanied BY
cssunso cneck TOT siso0 he specfnca-
uoss sre esaooFese. snere oeme, with one
exception. Two or mon bids irom each
arm, sne pfices varyinx according . con-
srnc.son, ne mana dinsfencs being n ne
suoeo coss o. 49,. CONSTRUCTION ovsR ifon-
Inc bius are - toLows:
nam pson iron oompeny, o. Asnson. o..
spfssensed = 1enkins' oad on tour
HeesncaAIons ~ tonoWs. 80 !, SAoySs0 20.
Ho. 3. SIsysoeSs 40. 5, vio.o1W: no. :,
SAos1 case = decided THAT tne
WINDOW guards snah % 81 etee1, voi..io 70
90 specnca.aon pE1oe n % o aoded-
ooes snins' coatfsctoI iof tne new
county 0aaid'hss' oaa slo.oo ana III .oIos
~ lassel pssce oelnS g. nve-ply Sea N
stlonR jan, and extefnAi doors q sseei m
ssead o. Hon.
1oe rfeo :. Ayefs msnuiacsurinR Com-
peny' u esnesOn, hy.s Npsesenbea ~
the oeause nafo ware company, DIG v1o,5oo
ssfsaenI - UNDERWOOD tnis DID came
yestefosy y te'esrepn, witn the expaana-
non that tne detailed plans are yet 70
arrive
Ine Van Dorm IRON WORKS OF Cleveland,
", Per "eoo csIe ana Lock company,
nepresenteu y A =. "eoo, Oh foruand.
u'd Sio.uu. sno exus TOT sseei instead o.
IRON *is.cV, IN wnicn price - Included VIZ
LOT pinmoing-
ne rsuiy Jan company OF 81 Louis.
fepsesensea oy :. Long oin sissosi-
Anotnef niii nsted by tbs nrm oners 20 40
tne work lot $issSi, the extra price Oeang.
- IN tne above BIDS, tne added cost for
certain steel window guards, door fronts
ana osnef pess over non ID the strong JAN
and cells.
The commfssioners conid make no head
way yesterday morning IN the considefa-
t'on ana perusai Of the ODDS. The continual
iHNfIuptaons ifoM fuao SUPERVISORS anu
osu s nsue PIveIess LINUS nu PoSsaoe'
s. :a = NY y $500. W, = ~ $50 up 'ne
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sesen VI '"eif feeuaF oruer unui the
r III Ieplesen 'aases nass oeen heard
~. ~ 1sanh :. 'ne y" wo1A obviously
ton viii be required in going through the
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= 6ann1. trnnanreaonn fro i 6arv 1.
% 49, - q - nS4M 4h>rs
"a for rrpord Yesterday - dresl.. he
se,elfons asrrsrneins ~ rs. =
frare 81 81 B6l. II Following Il the list -
r1sbed 81 Osborne. Tremrsr 4 To-. ah-
ul1ors 81 fitan- nan, Il. Boston block.
1 n res~uscn a. d, >. 4. Madam. nv az lot
~ " Ruyka,s second add. es7A
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~ q 4 Aners4e Wsntsorth. 10 ia ~
"a Ia his Al fsilnsn Pnyk. sNn
81 Caikans q n. r. caakins. lot Il
a. Lake Union cad. ssoo.
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n 9,evpsta "a al Mrrain- Io4 A M II.
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sale q City Property.

On Thursday. ut p. m, the city win sell
at auction to the highest bidder, the frame
dwelling house on east side of Columbia
street. between Sixth and Seventh streets.
The sale viii take place on the premises.
The house occupies the ground on which
Will be erected the new Firemens head
quarter building.
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TIE pheasant e3ees aaa sas perfect sxs<sy
Win vAsea ssssss mar use sAe hsxsa srusf lar
ssass. exrve 81 fsgs. ansser ell eccEtsrcus. naks
Il heir iAso<sss vsardy II - psess:nS 10 the
eye ana % The txsse rwnsss. we x<e~ssas ia acs-
Ing "a the kS<snsyx iivel Are howeM
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rwo RrxAwArN



r. r. Duncan's express team ran away
on Yesier avenue yesterday noon and maize
things lively for aeou; two blocks. bal no
damage Was done beyond the horse break
ing away from the Wagon. to which he was
only partially hitched- The animal Was
captured on the sidewalk.
III. O. Smith. Of Duwamish. hitchsd his
team near the corner Of Yesler avenue and
South faarsa street atsoa; the same time,
and she horses got frightened and ran
away down South Fourth street. nrsetssnx
several boxes into the strees. The horses
tired 70 surn down Main street.. bat we're
running too last They threw themselves
and the wagon uss pied mp over them
Both horses were considerably Gus and
bruised. and the wagon was smashed In
several places.
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The members Of the Patriotic Order Sens
Of America vii have 10 puhlie demons;xa.
ton on the anniversary os Washington q
birthday. but Washington Camp has
appointed . committee to make arrange
nenss for = banquet on that day. The
committee via report ~ the meeting 20 Be
hsld next Saturday night
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For coughs aud threat sroEhles use Browns
Bsoncktal trochcA They stop an attack Of
my asshma cough very promptly."-c Falch,
Meanwhile. Ohio.
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Tue books OF the MoorIand House Ciub are
now open. Apply - once II ynn want nice
home fov TIE snail! sum of = IS per week
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rws nARsoKMAsTkR.s RErokr.


-
weather of January.
Hasbormaster \. l.. Rodgers has pre-
pared his report for the month Of January.
The gsst Of IL h ~ follows:
Number Of se<r wafer sailing vessels fhas
arrived ss-..s.s-. .s....--.ss~.
Registered tonnage s.>s-sses.s-.-.s. fe.ssa
Nssah<r 81 ocean steamers that arrived. .
Registered tonnage s-.....-..-s... I.sts
Nunh<r ~ toes of merchandise rvcssset
a seattle ..................-e...f lisa,
Numaey az tons shipped from seattle. 30
ons fnrstgn Ship arrived franz EnslAnd.
amQuus q tsxtxhf % trna -. fso
The amount OF wharfage collected On
freight passing over the city slips Was 500.
This Is . falling Oh 81 nearly loo per
cent from the collections for November.
and Is about equai 10 the amount collected
in December. The decrease IS due TO the
light rsceipss during the stormy weather.
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Fress and CemnercsaI ssse<s Stdevslks
The matter Of having sidewalks laid down
on Front and Commercial streets VIII be
hronrht M at the meeting Of the coancis
Friday night Mayor Moran says there -
need at moving promptly in this masses for
the hsne6s OF bosA property owners and The
esfv.
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Houses and Lots.

as.ls s - ssss :ssfs s ss': :s
W7n nnn-Lot and two good hosses. sosth.
UlOgUOV east corner Of Seventh ana
Madison streets-
Or En0-Loe containing thr.e socd houses.
WfsOQO corner Of John and Dexter sfrects.
DC En0-Two lots and one-stofy cottage.
DOsCOO corner sixth and Bell streets.
40 000-Eve-room house with bath. %
UO,6UU Lombard street. two blocks fsom
SO me-. :o a T.: e
$3.50 Gs,ss s' s;s {: ss i:'s mean
Choice Residence Lots.
$4,000 T:ss : ma ; ssss :.. ss.s'' Of
X,bUU TwslisS ia ana ooia.Sia street.. "
6E En1-The moat desirable building site
8o,OUU IA seattle, southeast corner Of
Madison and Ninth streetA
Cheaper Building Lots.
MA Enn-Double corner. In Mrs. Pontius'
06sCUV addition. near electric road, over.
looking Lake Onion: can be sold sepafaisly.
40 000-Thsee lots on Depot street, Oppc-
0LsUOU site Judae icheenbeTx's roat-
dence. with magnificent view.
0s1 7nn-Fun lot corner Of Warrington
WlsfVO and Fourteenth street.
N1 c0n-Choice lot on Roy street. In Queen
0lSUVV Anne town.
Sl,5OO- Sa,sa. 1'' on sixth '''''s' 'e.'
UlsVVO ton
07E0-Hish, slightly lots on Depot serest.
0IJV west IL Broadway.
CHn0-Lots in Edss 4 Knishfs addition.
0Ann-L0ts in Bigelow's sdditioa.
n AAA-c0rneY lots uractionaD, odtotn1ng
04UO Rsnton addition
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INV SCHOOL TERN.


- 6sanpa 1orm hsem yosAsu1ay
. - tnSo1o - e1ose q ~ dey's
= q = - pspls psomsoed had
nod - tbo6r DeW elonou 1nts
80 douo ~ capsE4ntondant ken-
ond RSinctpo1s kieAasdeon. Jones'
1kfnoou. o11islod u some instancee
tpoeherA The szSatss rast q -
- 49, dons ~ noou. anA seu6tos
1uunsd d nsmriy q - ~ cianoes u
Suhool - - epsning a - sftss~
pEin<uoay 1asos numhsr - sntirely
r1piIs psoson4sd thsmssavss at -
"a echoo1s durine ~ day. anA many
~ - aissady tnd1y 0vsscsouded-
6Hrs1o Ghnmwsy. teasssr - e1asses
B. 6fot ernde n ths Ceutral schOoe,
s. ll1t,e hoainnesD huddted - . roo0
eopoh1o q accommodating one-hAls
nGmhoR, an1 Mn. Rsasxs, classss
b. seoond ernds, hAs 100 puptls
80 Into ! roon ~ she sene stso.
Se6f.e1anpoa II ~ Denny end South
~ ~ also badly overcsovdsd- The
~ q 80 pupils registered yeseerdAy
> ttrse lar4o Schools was -, divided
- tnem - ioli0ws:
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81 $: : : sc <: :; = T.. s =:
always give greatest satisac- non
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NOTE THESE PRICES

Tapestry Brussels which - - have
,se per gard, nov reduced to DOC sse
cellent goods
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BODY BRUSSELS.

elganh Body Brussels with variety of saheo
have been reduced from slss to s. per yrd great bargain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-10
DESERTED BY HER LOVER.
He was q Teacher in "a New Jersey School
She has Como TO the City to Die.

He was q Teacher In a New Jersey School,
She has Como TO tho City to Die.
Coroner Levy was sent for at 8:l5 o'clock
last night to take an ante norton statement
OF a patient who was dying in St Vincents
Hospital lie found the patient to be pretty
German girl from Egg Harbor City. New Jer-
sey. She was private patient, who had been
brought to the hospital from lG9 Allen street.
Her condition was SO critical that the hospital
doctor sent for the Coroner at once. 1t was
eaid that she had been living at 1863 Allen
street for two weeks.
In the statement which she made to the
Coroner she says her name Is Mary Rroekel.
and that she Is 26 years old and single About
two weeks ago she submitted to q criminal
operation. performed by woman whose name
she would not tell. do not remember her
name. | cannot mention her name. prom
tsed not to mention it, she said. Her lover was
teacher In Egg Harbor City. He deserted her
several weeks ago. and went to Washington.
u. Z, Her mother lives In Egg Harbor City,
and her brother has a hotel there.
The man who rui med me ought to be pun
ished." she concluded.
No. 1863 Allen street Is q tenement house. 1t
was said there last night that the woman called
at i. NJ. yesterday and asked for Mrs. Ann
Turner. the housekeeper. VINO Ia also nurse.
She presented a card from DR.. VolkenburR
Of "a Rivlngton street, who had recommended
Mrs. Turner to her as a nurse. She was well
supplied with money and offered Mrs. Turner
$25 a week to keep her When the housekeeper
heard her story she refused to take charge Of
her and had her sent to the hospital.
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POINTED TO THE GERMAN FLAG.
A Sailor Resists Arrest, but Later IL
Forced to submit.

A Sailor Resists Arrest, but Later 10
Forced to Submit.
SAN FRANCISCO, May "a collector in the
employ Of an QUILTING firm went aboard the
German ship Theodore which is anchored In
the bay here to collect some money from Third
Mate Woldofr. Woldorf repudiated the debt
and after IN alteration knocked the collector
down. The latter went ashore and secured q
warrant for Woldoffs arrest. The warrant
was given to Policeman Mahoney. who went to
the shin in q small boat, accompanied by two
boatmen.
AS the boat approached the vessel the ladder
was hauled up. but after making some ex-
PLANTATION to the first mate, Schunkln. the lad
der was lowered and Mahoney was allowed to
90 aboard though the ladder was drawn up
Immediately to prevent the boatmen from fol-
lowing him. Mahoney went into the cabin
with Shunkin, and Weldon. and after some
OF the cabin. When they reached the deck the
crew q men were gathered at
flag. and informed Mahoney he was on a Ger
man ship and could not take Wodoff of.
the s 10 me- wa e
closed around him. grasped him by the arms.
and rescued the man. The Doatmen hearing
had again been let down. One OF the crew Vat at
tempted to cut the ladder ropes. but the boat
men told him they would shoot him II he did
Guided to go ashore for help. and as he left the
ship the crew shouted expressions of contempt.
Can't Dunlevy Of the haroor police laid the
was ashore at the time. and the policeman
again went aboard the ship and arrested both
mates without any further difficulty. Capt
Hawes gave bail for poth. Tho ship will sail
In q day TWO,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-10
JOI1INGS ABOUT TOWN.

The Washington Arch Fund is SIT 1854
Judge Lawrence has granted an absolute divorce 70
Lena Splege from Louis sIegel
Music on tho Mall In Central Park Saturday After
noon and sunday afternoon AZ O'Clock by CAppAB BeV
enth Regiment BAnd
Ten hundred and ninety.sight immigrants arrived At
the Barge ONCE Yesterday The steamer Russia from
Hamburg, brought so, aud tho Island. from Copen.
hagen, go.
Justice Reilly. in YorkvIle Police Court Yesterday
held Horace + Burroughs. tho Brook yn lumber mer.
chant for trial In default OF 81 on ball the charge
OF forgery preferred by u, :. l. Lee
CorOnrrs jury found yesterday that Gene Tenant
Asoue cutter OF @a fHsi ysryeDth street died Ot
a iAtl HE Jury eAonefatru Nhiam uuRan. who had
been ugaTreius with Remnant lu-I before Tenant fell
Charles g Schultz taUor, 80 years Old who krlei
his Nio In september asst seutrACel state
prison Tor e'rNru Y"Sr- by Judge tuwiug the Gen
eTai SesSuns. Nesiri lay. ON a conviction OF man
slaughter ~ the second degree.
John Reilly. an expert pickpocAet who has served =
on tho side elevated ruA for some months lie
senteucel yesterday by Recorder smyth to seven
years and eight months III state prison.
Martin borden, M employee " the bridgeport Forge
Gonna who bel 0ngH IN Nashua w.. has mystsT
0uul dlSapreAre! from hs hnnT ing place IN hrdge,
port lie si trunk fun or clothes Aul large spm ~
money nrhud hun and II Is beevtd he has been fo"H
deIt "ith
,corse " Greer eng'uo.r NJ Tire Engtn. 20 in A..
ttIn!N ~ 10 ilnl ma Nm ''cnn" H-e car E",i"'i"{
aGaI-. . y. .n- 10: tie .. a'ri r.ur"Hi n" wnt
1n".nFi Hcn'"."-s aud h,' s.u,, was i!ACt cd Hsm
~ %" NooseNr' huFuial
Agent william A. Finn ofNr Gerry sSocisy arrested
John PtzEorEld and John Pnsrsr, boys Of II and n
ytAu OF Ate 70 the museum Tie D0IS we're 1oAt V We
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