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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-02
POOR PAUPER BOYS.
Twenty-Six Children Burned
and Suffocated.
SAD END or a HAPPY DAY
The school for Homeless chnarcn IN
London Destroyed hz Ter
risle Fire.

LosDos. Ian The h0vs section ef the
raupers' school in The distrlct og Forest
Gate. in connection with the Whiteeaapel
ard Poplar unions. look IRE last night
While tfe inmates we're asleep and was
burned with terrible results. Twenty-Six
boys in the upper stories we're suffoeated
and fiitv-eight were safely taken from the
hnrning building. The age OF the dead
ranges from seven 20 twelve wears
Amid terrible excitement two matrons
escaped hv sliding down the wafer pipes.
Several boys escaped in the same way.
The superintendent repeatedly rushed
through the flames and brought out num-
Der of inmates There we're 90 persons in
the institution.
The bodies Of those snfFacased were car.
ried 70 the main hall OF the building, which
was still pFofusely decorated with Christ
mas greens.
The fire was caused By an ovsr-heated
stove. The female department In which
there were - girls. was not touched.
The boys retired last evening IN the high
est spirits. having been promised presents
and New Years fete today. The scenes
in the main hall, where the bodies OF the
dead boys lie. are narrowing.
The tire is believed to have started in the
clothing roam beneath the boys doruai-
tory. The smoke and flames issuing from
the stove first alarmed those sieeping on
the top tsoor and they escaped. Fire en-
gines were promptly on the spot and the
employees OF the adjacent railway station
rushed to the scene and rendered valuable
assistance.
The screams of the hoys who were un.
able 10 escape was terrible. The bodies Of
the boys are badly burned. bat il is be-
lieved that they were suffoca;ed before
being burned
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WESTERN srArEsaES.
The New ConEre<ssaen Make Their CAN.
In 3 Body.


in Body.
NAsHTSGToS CFrx. Jan The congress
rnen from the new states adopted = novel
idea in making New Year calls today. It
was suggested hy Mr.. Hanshrough. OF
North Dakota, and Mr. Carter, OF Montana.
that they 80 In body 10 pay their respects
10 the president. the cabinet and the SEN
sgors. They did so Toe representatives
Ho Sc az q little befoae neon. Mrs. Hans
orough and Mrs. Carter accompanying
their husbands.
The president smiled and said: II am
extremely glad 70 greet the representatives
from the new states.
We wish yoa happy New Year. said
Mr.. HansbTough. And 3 long and pros
porous reign, said Mrs. Carter. From the
White house tle party west 10 Vice-Presi
dent Mortons home, on Rhode Island ave-
nue..
The ladies were then escorted home and
the gentlemen went 20 pay their respects
to Speaker Reed. He he'd just opened his
doors and the new statesmen were the first
callers He greeted them in q hail-fellow-
weli-met manner. You are my FIRST vis-
isors, be said: ''this is indicative oi West
ern enterprise
A very pleasant chat followed and the
congressman caslei on the members Of tho
cabiaent. Before leaving they we're given
special invitation 70 examine his beaHsi-
fui collection Of pictures, and remained for
had an hour in his private art gallery. The
entire afternoon, Until O'Clock, was de-
voted 10 making calls.
The Dxkofiaus xere sfruek with The fact
that it seemed to be = prohibition admin
istrasion- AT none OF the cabinet officers
was vine served, and after making the en-
tire rounds Mr.. HansbFough said. that
either the intemperaEse features Of Wash
ington New Years calls had been grossly
misrepresented in the newspapers, or else
out OF respect TO the sentiment in the two
Dakotas the punch bowls had been hidden
as soon as the new statesmen presented
their cards.
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TmE ONO SENATOR.
Opening of the Campaign-AIl Candidates
Confident.


CoLUMRvs, o.. Jan. THE Ohio legis-
lature will convene on Monday. That
body is Democratic in both branches. oae
OF sne most important duties Of the legis-
lature win be the selection OF a United
states senator 70 succeed Henry B. Payne.
The leading candidates are Calvin 5. Brice,
OF Lima: John II. Thomas, OF Sprin gfield.
and John A. Mcmahon. OF Dayton. Several
others are mentioned as possibilities
The managers for Brice have been here
several days looking after MS interests and
profess confidence that they will be able 20
nominate him on the second ballot, after
the members have eomplimented their To-
cal candidates. 50 far as they have any.
Thomas managers claim that they will
throw the strength Of the party on the first
ballot and gain steadily till their man is
nominated. Brices managers retort that
this claim Is ridiculous NcMahon's head
quarters have not been opened yet.
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srKlckEN ny nKaoasE.
A Fugitive Baakrart Resurns ta Meet
His niffleutsfea.

RnsroN. Jan. 4 till.oes r. Brown.
formerly senior Fnemser at toe firm Of
Brown. Steese g. Clark. which recently
faded. and treasurer OF the Riverside and
oswego mills, returned herr from Canada
Yesterday. He disappeared mysterionsly
from Boston on August s last. He said
today Ia reporter that he had returned
Voluntarily 10 do al be could 10 aid in =
settlement of bis afiairs. lie feels thst bis
leaving was q mistake which he would not
have made bat the hlow came on him so
suddenly that he found himself going away
frem Boston almost without knowing IL.
His health was so affected that il was some
tine before be regained complete posses
sisn OF his faculties. lie rever at heart
meant To wrong ANYBODY.
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ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN 4 Go.
WEST SEATTLE
Land and improvement Company
South side Cherry Street, between Front and Second
we have ts Choicest Property m parts CITY
which viii pleased show Intending Purchasers
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THk INFLUENzA ErIpKNIc.


Both Continents.
BERLIN, ban. 1.-The increase in the
number OF cases Of influenza at wurzburg.
Bavaria. has rendered necessary the eFec-
ton OF several temporary hospitals. There
are 20 .Os0 cases in Munich. The epidemic
is spreading in Dresden.
LONDON. Jan. Lord Salisbury, who
has been suffering from influenza. is max
ing favorable progress toward recovery.
CoLyMRUs o.. Jan. 1.-The great Italian
trsgedian, Sal2ini, is suffering from Sc
we're and danserous attack OF la grippe. At
Chicago several members Of the Patti
opera company. including the great tenor,
Tonnage PeraFini. Nine. Pettigiani. Nine
valda and Nine Nordick. aie down with Ia
grippe.
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REPLACING rErNTERs.
A Philadelphia Newspaper Employs Nom
Union Competitors.

NHtUA NuthFUtItNkNs
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1.-The business
manager of the Press. in view OF impending
trouble with his compositorS. posted q
notice today that he has been obliged to
contract with National Printers Protective
Fraternity for new and permanent force.
but will retain in his employ any OF the
present force who see lit 10 remain with the
new organization. Those who do not will
be paid of tomorrow.
The notice calls attention 10 the agree
ment with the printers committee made
last April, in which they said: I'VE do
not propose 70 make any alteration in our
scale of prices. except with consent of the
employer.n
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KIoToys NHwsRnYs.
Ihty Wind Ur aa Annual nfaner NJ
AtsaSkinx street Cars

A&sS Wfna NJ "a annual DknnNr by
Atsaskinx street Cars.
farTssrRs, Jan. tSeveral hundred
nesFssscvs returning from tAe newshoyx
aaiiuas dinner. Astacss created riot on
Filth avenue thiS afternoon. They
frst attacked q crowd OF Italians and
Hebrews ant then turned their attention
70 The noR-nnaoa grlpFaea and conanesors
on the Pitishnrg traction rosa. The hoys
began By calling them ..scabS. and then
inside az nssaslt upon the cars. Ssscks.
stones and mad we're thrown. ard gen
eTaa fekt followed
ne streets 10 tise vicinity we're soon
hlsek with people. and the regular force Of
poace hesng rozeyless % O4sIserse the
creind, the authorities we're compelled 10
call cat the reserve. Finally the boys we're
driven of and quiet AS restored. No one
was injured - saf - coalS ae learned.
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cowAEDLY wuEDKR.
A Dixsolute Character shoots Three msn.
Killing One.

MsNNEAFa14S. Jan. 1--A Merritt. Wis.
special 10 the 7Fskssae gives an account oi n
terEihie New Years tragedy. George
Hsadaer. q Gissolute character had been
refused credit az David SArvis' saloon.
This morning, aiter buying several drinks
and paying ter them, ne pulled a revoi-
vef ard shot Saryis in the
back. killing him almost iEnmedi-
ats.ly. Chief of Police Traax attempted 10
Arrest The murderer and was shot through
the lungs. probably fatally. frank Hota. a
night watchman. vas shot Ia the shoulder
and arms
Hendler held the crowd Rt bay for =
while. but in attempting 10 escape he
stumbled ard dropped his revolver. lie
was pounced upon hy the crowd and taken
to Jail. lie viii probably be lynched.
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EUROPEAN rMMrGRASrs.
A Decrease In the Quantity, but "a Bet
ter agalfty.

Nrw YoRR. Jan. i.--gastle Garden re-
eeived 81. .22s immigrants during the year.
Every nation on the face Of the earth ex.
cepg China was represented. The chnraEs
tes OF the immigration is vastly superior 70
that OF the preceding year, while in volume
ID decreased - ss7. compared with isss. A
decrease In every nationality Is perceplible-
Italian Immigration hss isilen OF over Is.
ogl. representing the poorer element Of
that country
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NATIONAL EsrEfnDFoD.
First Gathering OF she Speaking
People I'm America.


People In America.
cHIcAso. Jan. THE fret national Es-
teiddfod he'd in America met at Central
Music ball tais afternoon. Delegates from
several states we're IN attendance. and
Ii was an intelligent, cultured audi
eflce TO which music and poesy
gslye enjoyment All the proceedings
we're in the Welsh language. In the Tor
nsai address of President Job 10 the dele
gates he said they were there 70 show sheir
attachment for their motheTiAnd and insti-
tiltions and TO commemorate Welsh litera-
tire and airs. They we're prond % be de-
si,endant- OF Wales aud no less proud 20
De American citizens.
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THE SULTAN UNEASY.

He Wants tire Queen TO Apply Turkish
Rule 20 Newspapers.
LeNDoN. Ian. La Mohamaedan writ
ing 10 the Nesrs from Constantinople asserts
that the trial Of Moussa Bey was prear-
ranged and that the tribunal acted under
instructions received from the palace. The
sultan has nov sseccne uneasy about 1t
and will watch the debate in parliament in
regard to Armenia and Crete with inereasd
interest.
1t is reported in Constantinople that he
has asked the British government 10 sup
press the Neass and some other papers.
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Dra1Fx Ian LA thirtsea-y ye&r-oid boz
brother TO witness Who testified IN s6e
case 81 Eaan named Dases, sAo Eas tTssa
81 EasSAc Is5aud for murder. hss been
faaaa strangsed % death af thai place A
man named Conner has been arrested on =
gaafre az beEne she murderer.
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A SKATERS MrsnAP.
Protest Against Paying stakes 20 the Ae-
cidemtal " inner.

cidentAl " inner.
MISNEAFaLIs Jan. THE FIRST OF q
series Of skating matches between Alexan-
der Paulsen. Of this city, and Hugh J. Nc
Cormick came OFT today At the palace rink.
Mccormick tTailed Paulsen the entire
distance until the last lap and then
spurted gaining about ten yards,
when a chain vas throsn across the track
and be sustained terrible fall Panlsen
von by couple OF feet A protest has
been issncd against paying over the stake
money. amounting 10 $50. The time Tor
five nsises was coils; Tor iorsy miles ao:Ss.
isr fifteen mules, hour, ! fninuts aud 81
seconds.
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LOVERS. TROUBLES SETTLED.
Senator vests son Marries the Girl oil
His Choice.

Sr Loris. Jan. i.--Alexander Vest, son
Of the United States senator from Mis-
souri,. and Miss Katherine seryis were mar
ried st Bridgetown last evening Only q
few friends and the immediate me mbers of
the family were present Mr.. Vest and
Miss Seryis became engaged more than =
year ago, but the match was broken off by
Mrs Buck. the young lasIy's mother. who
did not approye OF her daughters ehoiee.
Young Vest afteFward went TO Montana
and Miss Servis to Europe. The couple
LEFT today for the West. where Vest Is IN
terested in = smelling company.
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FrEnn Aemoss LIE row.
An oassEnate Capitals sabaaea BY Elanh
Cartridges

SKw Yokg. Jan. The steamship
Spain from Liverpool landed slxGy.thres
passengers at Castle GaFsisu today Nhea
the vessel came ap this morning anchor
tas dropped in the middle q The channel
srtspodae Bedioe's island. The anchorage
boat craeYeza her - leave ard tase pyopss
anchorage. HTT captsia showed nc DIS
position H. OBEY unsil the anchorage boat
hired a MAnk cartridge across the spain 3
lso@s, when she speedily HoTed up 20 the
proper grounds.
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noon we're s. follows Secretary Blaine 70
raeHlbsrs oE the dip orsafic corrs and dele
gases 70 the international Maritime and
FAn-Asnerlcan Coaference. Secretary Proc
tor % officers Of the army. ard Secretary
and Mrs. Tracy % OF Gers ot the navy.
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THE KaIsER's COMPLIMENT.
Marked Atten tion Go Won Moifke at the
Imperial Receptfoa.

Berlin. Jan. The royal reception
was thinIy attended. owing to the pTeva-
ience az influenza. Won Moltke wes pres
ent, locking hale The kaiser descended
from the throne and grasped the old
soldiers hand. compliment paid To- none
other save Herr Boettieher. The EMPEROR
looked well but made no formal spcseh.
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Iaxpox. Jan The ssar ssys the mar
rfare k~tweea Ailss tiwSs3oagn fssid sell, Of
Asnerica. ard PrsBre Magaa has neen sgAsn
arranged. Prince MaFat fhe Sar says.
wgll acreyss &ny allowances Miss Caldwell
may er4ns kEtna
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TaE czAn,s TonMKNTons.


sT. PETERsEr -, Jan. - The pcaiee have
discovered the existence Of deep-iatd and
widsIy peEvAding r2ot against tire ezAT.
The nihiiists are abandoning shsis rosiey af
opsn seFrorlsm and reaorting % methods
more secret.
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DrmIx. jan. 1.-The Frnemea'E fpsraas
has ssroag reasons 10 b@lisxe lhAt LaFa
s4lssaarv wiG dissolve parliament 1t the
,sesssssss moment
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woMAss RIGHTS.
senate. stanford sensss Check 20 sasan
-. Anthany.

wNsEl~srox CIr1. Jan. l.--seDaior Stan
ford. who. wtgh hls wife, IS a fervenf be-
lisver in the justice 81 woinKz's : saEfFase.
has given $500 to sasAn E. Antheay 10
wards printing ard distributing pasnrhtess
on the snsiscE Flss thousand sid be senz
90 south Dakota 70 asa IN tie electaons
which wIll he held there next fall % ascsAs
the qaesteo OF womAn's rsEht 20 soie-
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DfsSATIsrIrD.


HWNNfHfftNN \ FsF = NFF7FFNFNF 3FNNNh# VIZ VIZ
Mackey Systera-
EyAxsvaAEE, Ind. Jan. - The situation
cn the Evansville A TeTe Haute and
Evansville & Indianapolis roads Of the
afackeg system remains practically un-
changed at this point. Nothing bat pas-
senger trans are moving. The federation
az the brotheFhoods q engineers. iifensen
And conductors ard swigchmen and brake
ruen went into effect today, and unless q
speedy settlement * reached therei pos.
sioslity of all these organizations taking
fssrt Ia the strike
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DuBLrN.s LORD MAYOR.


DrBIrx. Jan. mir. Kennedy. the new
lord mayor Of Dublin, assumed his duties
today The body-guard of Mr., Sexton. the
retiring lord mayor. consisted og number
of national foreSters atiired in Lincoln
green, instead OF the usual body oE
dragons. The trade guilds and members
Of the national league took part in the pro-
eeastoxY
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GO.

Wn0L ESAlE 6hUCkhS.
s.sssug greatly increased or sock
.,st.x,l,.ses we arc row IN a position
q - MERCHANTS gwho are viii
s pay their bills promptly a ma
= = desire to avail themselves Of
s eorsun,sy Of accepting our
Fggx lcral discounts for CASH
...~erss1 an nnezcepssemal line Of
.,sf Groceries Teas Tobacco and
- he are Headquarters on But
J. "a desire to call yotw attention to
s e,fks stfat tse sweet California roll
s !, = receiving on each steamer IS
r cent lower than Eastern
.s.neyy : and IS much finer We are
...s sw trade and viii figure way
- r. the sub cellar On prices to
nste trade, and guarantee quality
81 womp shipment No goods
-ssa retail &. l. WEBB.
Manager
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pagss. lar. f---Es Sssc'e has aav.ces from
- PstsrxasurE that sAe ear Is stzsi corfnel
10 his roosn ard Bis aeesors fsar essss=ss.ase=-
sSssas-
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A CnEISrMAs VENDETTA.
sln Men Knlea nna Twelve woaaaea II,
Fight

AsRKvsLtE- y. G. Jan IA teFFaase
tragedy tooS plAce n NsseAsil coansy IA =
ssrunkeu ruw on Christeaas day aaad shree
men wez~ kasea. 0u Rrs8zy FaoTasng
Garland, broker 81 enc of tie EnaEaeTssi
nen. ru-se up 10 a crowd IN tsss sanae place
ana Arca into tAe rs0wd, kl4sng tAFss ard
wsssas3inR sEelEe perssns.
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Three Men Aftaek Une and Are NJ
Killed.
GslvEsTox. Tex-, Iau. - Private teie-
grass rreesved hese rlTs bat taeagsr ae-
t.oanss Of the triple kHl.Hs whieh ocenFrsd
AZ Rfaxenie. On AondAy evening. All that
IL positively kNewn j. that 3 man named
Walker. whHe retaining home. wns Cred
area hv thsse men Iytng III aubush. lie
naeta.aiesy returned IRE and succeeded
n killsaF ali three. bas Ii the ronh.es hs
tr fssapser
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Tn. Creditors WIN ReeeIve Dollar 70
Dollar.

Foxn nu Lac, Jan. The ass.gnes Of the
Fond da Lac Furniture Company, the
Pond du flae sash, Door and Bind Com
panv and the Wisconsin Lard and Mining
Company. known A. the G. j. L. Meyer
Company. reports. showing tie liabilities
10 he $50 ana Tie heaviest creditors ara
Henry sperry & Co. $751; ooti. T. F. Ssv-
yer, 50. coo. C. ]. l. Meyes. sTspsA The
creditors wlll receive dollar FOR dollar.
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coLLIsIoy Tv THE MERsKY.
The city Of Paris Ha< Her Bowsprit
Carried Away.

IEvRRroos.. Jan. While proceeding up
the Mersey in . dense fog this morning
the steamship City 81 PARIS eollidsd with
an outward and steamer, The City OF
Paris lost her bowxpgit and the other ye sci
her rnasts. Great fright prevailed on the
CITY al Paris. bat no one was burt
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GENERAL RIvAs DEFEATED.
The Insurreetion in san Salvador Il
Suppressed.

IaRxRrkp. Jan. The government
forces are completely victoriosl over the
insurgents in the provinces of Cuseatlan,
and the revolution IS suppressed The ~
bsllioas town ol Coiutsp7qae has neen
taken. and General Rivas has ges
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S2ze tAk EossaeFa F4es1r r2slrus1. rs set4s.
aaAe9 ssee peg aa1 aAEs9g CO raEe st AZ Nassss
Aass uaee. - aecoaa s<rssss soss1A esses-
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Euz hE0acAlAs. astslasse Azf fa4K1aEzFy
eampa agass Rsowx's ~ EaRehaAl rtoeAes have ~
szkss4Ass Ear4t4Te pzSp<Ts@e& sod a13F =
hsaseA
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rnE LKrKn NlssIoNAnY.
rathss D4mieu Dlss while ON tFis War
- Aonsfnsn-

0nAmA, Neb,, Jan. 1 Father DAmien.
S. J Z. daa AZ Gre sht0n oos.sgs fAls even.
iTg from the e1sets sf = SEfoke q parAiy-
SIS rece4yea Assoas Eve months ago - cAey-
cane. whsir on hAs wsy 70 tlse P@cifse ronss.
4he reverend father w4s broaheT - tbs
hegoss rfIsss who peYiskea ffoa iepTosT
uhle sasxlissering - ths lefer cus0ny IN the
fia0assaa lss1nsls. Ihe ynAness priest Eas
co his wav to take his hsoshsrs F4aee.
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arrav Of irdepeaaence. died here todav.
He has beeH aeqxnae1t en- charity for .
nu;nbex of wears
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kIa.k woEKs nUHxKD.
4 Les. u ssss.eoe wsrsA - Prop

srsg.
Nrw YrKx- Jan. be Liberty elk
aorks weys destroyed ioiay ~ = fire tbat
savosvea aSu4aFss % 4 namhes Of Maa1-
escsu.sns srnss aexre g2sinw s9s $50 Il -
geArsa tAas fAe enS.Ases q the naisding has
rerlskssd
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TeHaa NeneeFfaflaH feENfaRs
Ha9vsun1. gsan,. Ian. I.--Epsaf z.
KlnbAa, axsa q, veteran Of las Tsxaa
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AE{tEllA - ~ NAk@AttS = lss*As
: sAs JAMES LEnDYs
h h. GRIFFITH &CO
No. l,212 Second st.
| GREEN LAKE /!
Eilbourne's Division of Green
Lake Addition.

- hare decided 70 plscs npon the snaTke
nhisaaafsi trace oi slightly acres. consisting
& - hotks
kaAlgh. dry a7d slightly. aud tor beauty o
esaos eaanot Be exceslea hy aiiy other spos
soc sidirsty oi seattle.
hssaeiess proximiiy 70 the coming Electric
sss~ Ine. Hhisa mskez i extremely desirable
abslsbin stones throw Of woodland PARK.
etsng 10 TIE great demand for this class OF
res<sss ss view OF the contemplated improve
ntze betwesn now ami next spring, only y
Mssd ngmter Of blocks viii be sold At present
xeNa sulY hy The block - prices ranging
km saO 70 1900 per block. according to ioca
nc. spon easy terms