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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-22
mn IN THE COURTS.
i,ion in Favor Of a Travel
ing Agent.
! SUBJECT TO CITY LICENSE.
$3.50 Csty Grade Suits Filed-New
Cases FiIed-The Police
Courts Blotter.

-. strstton yesterday reversed the
-. A. the lower court in the case of
- W.B. Crockett. and discharged
s.5.ndsnt. Crockett was tried before
e.. Rivers August on q charge of
..;.;rins. csnvassing and taking orders
--s-s,;a articles, to-wit: MAPS" without
-, IN violation o. the city ordinance.
rcarf found him gully and fined him
- eaeta The case came before Jud &c
-. i an agreed statement of facts.
800 r Fishback appeared for the de-
.ssrt Job p. Lyon represented
&c attorney. The case was
"a principally upon the consti-
s.,,l question OF the right Of
-, to regulate the commerce of the
- The courts decision. however, was
I. hased upon the constitutional ques-
!. hut upcn the fact found. which IL that
=. ssfendant was not peddler, but was .
..ne.ciL traveller selling goods by
CITY GsApE SUITS.
rav.three suits were filed yesterday
mt deiin9uents on assessments for
~ improvements. Following are the
fndsnts:
- - the Improvement OF Eighth street
4 sprgss. $l6o; Joshua Prosser ct al.
knso: J. n. Nelson, $3.50; Alice G. Ed.
~ sol; Allen Anderson, $3.50; ]. w.
-. si6O. 80; ]. D. Enright, $i22; G. 7.
I.den ct al, 500; Towena Molin. $50:
q. Latimer and c. d. New
$50: C. p. Carlson. 500; T.
Blanchard. SOL; John Harrison,
laso; Vim. Jensen. $S2l.60.
gor the improvement Of South Ninth
ws--c. p. Higgins. SLIT; r. II. Thomp-
4. sAs; z. A. Turner. 5000; w. II.
upphrey, Stills. NJ. A. Kelley. 500 SO;
u B. Jackson, 1923 rs.
/ For the Improvement of Sonth Sixth
{rss-A. Mcintosh ct al, SIP: w. G.
.ssson. s72.St; G. l.. Manning, SIS; Amy
1rshufg. si26.
/ For the improvement of Second street
8ush Cooper, $2a4; ]. s. Jones. $l4o.70:
Liza .. Robbins. 1885
i III the Improvement OF Bluff street
)suxe Kinnear ct al, 1926.
/ ~ the improvement of South Sixth
|nuf-Adam Ortiz, $259.
I Tor the improvement OF Harrison street
con A. Scott. $i03; Samuel Parks. sos. IS
MISCELLANEOUS FILINGS.
Thomas L. Graham prays for dissolu-
= Of the marriage bond between himself
y Sarah E. Graham, to whom he was
bnied in Seattle in 1887. He alleges that
y wife abandoned his bed and board in
h, 1889. and has lived apart from him
NJ since.
1 frank La Fave brought suit against
5sly knight for the recovery of LOCO
hses OF stock of the Snoqualmie Golden
~ Mining and Smelling Company, or its
)lheed equivalent. 5000, and also for $500
images. The complaint alleges that the
1ndsnt wrongfully took this stock from
plaintiff's possession on August 3.
Asrin Heller filed an attachment suit
plnss Kelleher & Co. for sl,s45T7. The
~ b for goods to the defendant firm.
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SUPERIOR coURT-sTRArroN. ,.
1ahs Bros Va the Pacific Mercantile Auction
- Commercial Company. Default entry and
.EgneDt for Sta
tfy Of Seattle W. W, B. Crockett Judgment
hTu court reversed and defendant dis
|Hnuei
v. Smith W Seattle Il Montana Railroad
cmgsay. Dropped from tie trial calendar on
sfElasion 70 be called up By either party upon
~ days notice.
ne A. Hotaling Company vs.. Charles
NAhnk Order for sale Of property hled.
~ fox VI. North Seattle Lumber and Manu-
ldsnng Company. Judgment by default for
noEATE couRT-osBoRS, !.
tsiaie oi ". F. Munro. Return of sale Of per-
va property and account OF administrator
|lAi
hsssa Henry Beacon. Formal account and
kntioa iof distribution.
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..The Jersey lily"

Iswhat Miliais chrisfened his famous portrait
OF ia at celebrated woman. who has since De
come famiIlsrly known 10 the public oy that
expressive and appropriate name; IN turn. sne
has coupled her fame with that oil the mes.
celebrated toile. article In existence as "ithess
what she says; 49,.
Gentlemen: Altho' 10 IS very unusual Tor me
% nSa any lotions or washes. stit in answer 70
yonr reonest- I have tried VISIONS Violet
Cream and Robertine. The former consider
especially enicscious in csses OF rougnnsss OF
the skin, and have been using IL every GAY ,os
the las, fortnight / have found the kooerune
an exec lent preparation in cases oil tan. sun
burn, etr caused By exposure 70 Mafcn winos
and July sun Please SEND me ~ once
dozen bottles each. as an leaving Tor Europe
Saturday week. Yours faithfully,
LILLik LASGTRY.
IT, Nase-o wfsAor- a On
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Recovered from Fractured sku,,.

Ole Johnson. who had his skull fractured
by being struck with slab in the Oregon
Improvement Company's mill two months
ago, and has been in the Providence hos
pitai ever since. was out for the first time
yesterday. The extraction of the broken
pieces of the frontal bone and of the frag-
nents of wood which had penetrated right
to the brain was most delicate operation,
but was performed successfully by DR.. II.
E. Merkel, surgeon to the Oregon Improve
ment Company, so that the wound is now
completely healed, and the man will be
able TO return to work in a week or two.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-22

Why young mamas insist upon making
unhappy and uncomfortable guys of their
Young male offspring always has been and
probably always will be one of the unsolved
mysteries of this world. On Front street
Yesterday detected boy of or 6, accom-
panied by his do,ing mother. was q con-
spicuous object He wore sailor suit of
white fiannels, and in his hand was q huge
white sailor hat His hands were encased
in kid gloves and he carried q small cane.
He looked as If life were not worth living.
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A Youthful yaCrant.

Frank Shafer, l7-year-old boy, was
brought into police headquarters by Officer
Mike Noon last night, and was locked up
on charge of vagrancy. The Young fell
low has been hanging around the haunts
OF fallen women IN the Whitechapel dis
trict for week or ten days. at ali hours OF
the day and night. He does no work, and
not needing the many warnings given him
70 make himself scarce, the officer found
him last night in the Morning Star aIler
and ran him in.
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Annual Conferences.

The annual conference of the Methodist
Protestant church, OF this district, will con-
vene At the Second NJ. P. church, corner of
Republican and Warren streets, North Sc
attic, az 80 O'Clock p. m. Friday, Au-
gust -, 1890. Each session will be opened
with devotional exercise. All are welcome.
The new church in which the conferences
is to be held viii be formally dedicated on
Sunday, the oath instant, at O'Clock o. m.
Rev. DR.. Hickerson will preach the dedi-
catory sermon.
DANIEL BAGLEy, President.
Seattle Wash d IS4l
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TROUBLESOME BRUSH FIRES.
The Department Annoyed by Grimm
Carelessuess


The IRE department is troubled not a
little with brush fires. Yesterday morn
ing At II 30 an alarm from Eighteenth and
Weller streets called engines Nos. and Q.
hook and ladder No ?. and the chemical
engine to . spot considerably beyond the
Puget Sound backyard. Before the fire
could be gos under control twelve acres of
brush land were smoking in ashes The
FIRE was headed of and put out BY l:so
O'Clock and the engines returned to their
several headquarters.
The IRE department is very frequently
called out 70 subiue q fire that is raging
over q dozen or more acres of land, and
firemen have TO risk life and limb, cut
down trees. and work like trojans TO save
buildings and property. First Assistant
Chief Rogers says in nearly every instance
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REsIDENcEIoTs.

SA.75O-Two lots n20 feet squarel northeast
corner of Tenth and Stewart streets Both
streets are now being graded and brick bust
ness block 10 to be erected on the opposite cor
ner- This Is cheap property with good future.
81 looO-Two lots d2o feet square, at the
northwest corner Of Madison and Tenth strseta
Tbs is universally acknowledged the choicest
corner in the city for 9 fse residence and 1t il
one OF the few locations where the view win
not be obstructed- Mr.. Otto Ranke IL now
building fine pressed brick mansion, the nrs.
brick residence in the city. diagonally across
Madison street This Is no, emily the most de-
sirable corner in the city. but the cheapest
property IN the vicinity. and we imagine it win
find . ready sale II there is any one IN the city
seeking Q location Tor fine residence.
s., 6Oo-Two lots 90 feet square) north
east corner Of Tenth and Stewart streets Both
streets are now being graded and brick busi-
ness block In to be erected on the opposite cor
neE This is cheap property with good fu-
ture.
s4,ooo-Two of the choicest lots In Rem
ton addition, facing Madison street, the sum-
nit OF the elevation. with q magnificent view,
S2,3oO-A nne corner in Renton addition,
with so-foo. frontage
s2.75o-l2o feet square in Rsnton addition
S2.Ooo-Fine lot on Lombard street, near
Thomas.
s2.5oo-An of Block 4. T Hanford's addi-
ton.
sl,0oO-Two desirable lots in Primers
addition, near Broadway.
Si,5oo-Two lots nearly opposite Judge
Lchtenberg's residence, near the corner Of
Broadway and Depot streets. with 1ne view.
Sa,2Oo-Lot on Birch street. near Prospect
In MERGERS second addition.
3i.Ooo-Lots in Renton addition fom
81, COO upward
SAOo-Lots in Bigelow's addition. near the
north end cable road Corners $500
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sunshine in Court

- COCK yesterday morning Justice
|la courtroom was the scene OF one
|s,s. events which come at intervals TO
.a tne otherwise gloomy hours of
~ appiieation. George Rogers and
'sana Dahslsger. two hlushing
-. people OF Mitchell, stood with
ngat hands before Justice Rivers
b. oriei moments and heard the
Z. -. words that made them husband
IN, The ceremony over, they went
|es.s ohssiui confusion, and the clouds
|lsr Gown once more upon the dingy
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Arrested q Third Time.

Jarvis Riley. who was lodged in the
county Jail ten days ago. on suspicion OF
having committed q robbery, yesterday.
through his attorney. secured his release
on a writ of habess corpus, but few hours
afterward was again arrested and returned
TO his ce /, enough evidence having aecum-
ulated to permit of warrant being sworn
ont against him.
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FsssRoperty.

81, 3oo-:Iss acres of the best water front
property in West Seattle, at $1,000 per acre
$40, 55o-lS acres Of water frontage en-
Mercer island, at $50 per acre.
S7.5oo-Thirfy acres north Of Union Bay
on the line of the Seattle. Lake Shore 4 Eastern
railroad. There would be good profit In sell
ing this land in acre tracts or lots
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WANTED.

Thirty voices male and female. for lor.l STICK
opera company. Apply frOm 10 2 d "a, az xis
Union street, or ad ress by letter, stating vasf
voice, 10 p. o. box lA
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Free recliulg char cars run through from
Portland 70 Chicago without change via tae
10 second street, Boston block. c. n Sald-
win, agent city dock
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And having picked up this lot of
blankets at a snap we've just con-
Guided to give you the benefit of our
good buy. Do you think that these
prices will make this apparent;
Blankets worth s $50 for 8 500.
Blankets worth 3 500 for 3 SEQ
Blankets worth . $50 for Tel
Blankets worth sil0o for $50
sBianke worth sla5o for slosa
There are 500 pairs of these blan-
kets. On display in corner show win.
dow.
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Ia Time Of Peace
4 Blanket Sale

OF much importance to every house.
keeper in the city. In this sale you
shall save from So to S. on every pair
Of blankets you buy. And you can
easily understand why such chance
IS given you The thermometer for
the past few days has shown that il
is very
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&AsxNss@xNczs,

Olympic hotel-This fine new hotel,
located on West street. with fine view ana
hrst-elsss equipments throughoa. is for lease for
. long term Ga very rsasona bic terms. Every
hotel in the city is crowded 70 OVERCOMING and
this is rare opportunity for reliable and
practical man
Printed Matter-we have on hand q
lsrze supply OF on, handsome illustrated books
entitled Washington, the Evergreen STA Q,
and Seattle, Its Metropolis. aoi ether attractive
Literature regarding the state of Washington,
for grztuitous distribution Call and ges q
suprly 70 send TO your Eastern friends
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-. - Northern Pacific railroad, yestibaied
<1zAs-s aining-sar roate. for all points Kast
9~oa Wy Geket agent zl6 second street.
Ai x 1onkin. depot ticket agent
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OPEN-AIK CONCERT.
Sweet Music, Free to ALI, at Universit
Grounds.

Sweet Music. Free to ALI, at University
Grounds.
The First Regiment band viii give its
regular weekly open-air concert at the
University grounds at 7:30 o'clock this
evening. The band stand will be lighted
with electricity. and those who attend the
concert will find it q very pleasant place to
spend an hour and half. Among the
numbers is a clarionette solo by Mr..
Joseph Zinuen, who was formerly with
Strauss orchestra, and also with the
Marine band at Washington City. Follow
ing is the programme:
March-"Sevensh Rexment, n q. W. Wagner
Overture-"Berlin as II Laughs and Cries.
ConrAdi
Nkul- Ella ..-............t--.-. NardoZO
Baritone solo-''The Heart Bowed Down..
Mr.. George Carder
Dence-"Ethiopa" ..---w................Ree Reeves
Potpourn-"Oi Fair Dove, o! Fond Dove.
Clarinet solo-"Romantic' .... Thornton
Mr.. Joseph Zinnen.
Episode Milita:re-.sThe March Past. .Dodrorth
Gsiop-"In den Ferien" ...... .Templer
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MSEEZkANENHE.

s2o,0oo-ons of the best equipped brick
yards on the Sound Everything 10 in good
working or1er. ohe owner vould prefer 10 sell
n fourth or hall interest TO reliable and prac-
tical man.
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ctEARANCE SAFE At p.Syrss

Clearance sale of canes uuhrelias s,asrsrv
cut glass ware, novelties and ali odds and er,g,.
this month. J. l. Bazys. jewelry emporium.
se4 Front street
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Have You Seen THOSE New

Infants cloaks, the cashmere ones
just in and actually q triHe hand
somer than anything Of the kind
shown this season. The designs ara
the most fetching imaginable and the
way one of these cloaks will beautify a
small tot of humanity will Gil any
mothers heart with pride Try il
and see.
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FoJsEs xLo1s.

SIC, 0oo-Twoiotsw with Two double houses.
on Tenth street. between Stewart and Wiz
ginia- The four houses rent for $50 per month.
and the rent could be increased.
Slo,SOo-Two lots with good resi- deace.
northwest corner OF sixth and spri ng streets.
We ask any one seeking an investment of this
sort 10 pfice property in the vicinity and see
If there is anything approaching this for
chespness.
33,OOO-Corner lot with seven-room
house. small garden. barn. etc. corner of Mary
and Fourth streets. in Pontius second add
ton. three blocks from the Lake Union electric
road
st,75O-snail cottage on Fifth street, near
Union, with fractional lot This Is The only
opportunity we know OF to get cory home
80 centrally located for 50 little money.
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We Have Not Been Tallilf Much

About dress goods lately, but just tho
same you are missing it If you lei
some Of the offerings in this depart
ment go by. There's nothing In town
that equals any Of these,
<2-ineh ali-wcol Beige, soc.
45-inch atwood plaida ohecks ana
stripes soc.
And that line Of regular q. - vslue %
pin-nea1 checks and stripes watch sen
now at Tic
Just few Of thoss combination sufn
left-ths enes that are redaeed from -
20 $40
Look at the new fall weaves in the
celebrated B Priestley & Co.'S all.
wool and silk warp black fabrics
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Meanwhile Do Not FORGET

About those blankets This is actu-
ally an Unprecedented offering In
these goods. You'll not have another
such a chance soon again, and you
know it's always wisest to seize the
present opportunity rather than to
rely on the future.
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Other Things Besides Blankets.

You must not believe because we
particularize blankets this week that
these are the only bargains to be had
In the way of something really excel
lent just notice those new fancy isle
thread hose at soc a pair The half
solid black, with the fancy half effect,
is quite striking, and then We are sell
ing the
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Business PROPERTY

$50, ooo-Corner lot on Front street. with
foar-story building renting fo- E,ooo year.
We consider this the bess investment In the
city in the way Of choice inside income paying
property with good future. Terms. half cash
and half in Eve years at per cent
e2S, ooo-Fuh lot ana frame business
block, renting for s4.25o per year. on Front
street Terms. bali cash and half in I've years
ss s per cent
sic, ooo-Two lots corner Of Front and
Eagle streets The corner win be sold sepa-
rstely for $1,000 and the inside 10. for 1900 on
easy terms This IL good in Investment for any
one wishing prospective business property.
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This is the celebrated s.Nadjy"
You will get better wear. a nicer fit
and more comfort out of one of the
soc "Nadjy' corsets than you can GET
out OF any cheap corset made We've
got stock of corsets unequaIled on
the Coast The "Amaritas' at 7Sc
to be had in black, cream or tan, is q
perfect gem, and you'll find il worth
more money.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILRoAp.

Touris, Sleeping cars daily between Seattle
and CHICAGO TWENTY-FIVE miles the shortest
route and seven houn and thirty minutes IN
advance OF competing lines A. Chhosrg. eiIy
ticket agent. lie second street. Boston oioeA' -
1onkin, depot ticket aren't seattle
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Moore's Revealed Remedy win give goa
sfrepstA
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-Four doses OF Noere's Revealed Remedy VIII
make you feel better. II II don't you can ses
81. IS ofany druggist
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eiper en Concert paa SteDers Sau
Eirsbne ben 25oe gloo. Gener idmmen'
fat at uomGrfece mlIitaIite areIter. De
tommer bio 9iemrem ct ipecielt arrans
cement at 2ecorab Improvement VS.
location.
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miubeiiB Sntercsie, ba ma ljeloen Der
I 9ycu bar bait G~ulcbnins til at opsr'
rare en- iaa geoigeu muitalit Iitenuus
oerbolouing. SIR. Gbomas &pnn, Gs'
bercu al ben belle Glub, orBaniiereoe ben
anereAe i184a, "a III nnsriienbt ipn en-
Muliter at lite alasie Der ! 2anosti
bans Repertoire sr colo Clarinet cs
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0fiis Moria Barnard er en- Brima
Donna Sopraro.
@lem III life, at DperIfuobet saar til
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Let M have Order.

Only a small audience greeted the CHI
csgo Ideals at the Opera House last Friday
evening, but those who were there were
treated to q program Of unusual excellence,
such as 10 but rarely offered TO . DEBORAH
audience. But they were also subjected TO
the most disgraceful disturbances that
were ever allowed TO mar the pleasure OF
an Otherwise very enjoyable evening.
Three OF four drunken rowdies, WHO a.
usual had taken refuge In the gallery, ola
their utmost 10 disturb the performers al
well as to render well nigh impossible the
enjoyment, by the audience Of the really
excellent music rendered.
How long mus, this lastf Is II nothumi-
Hating enough for accompany 10 be obliged
to perform TO an almost empty house with
ont having to suffer such q reception A.
that Of Friday EVENING" And tia audi
encei Have they not a right TO DEMAND
protection against these hoodlumsf
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-12
0pobuo.S tattStif.

nj SuoiauersA ssncies er Der 81, 90
al Suie bebueos Of SnSiauere 81, 1892.
8 GiaIta mtases Der at be- 10000 SIN.
bianere.
8aa ppbprtet 2anb Dor Der e,6I2
oserbrussoripenbe Snbianere, % ben
belle Snoinners SeiolfHins / be 50rsuebs
Gtater er PAT ,761. 9f bisie er 2s,662
Meolemmer al Ell eller anbet airteIam.
funb. 90 23,5oo tun Isle bet ensslR.
Gprog.
Ger er 10 Indian Training Schools
i~oritjeaisa 8ele | unipneu.
@f ale be Snoinnsre, 'om Dor | b,
Gprenoe Stater, er Der 1880, ION
barer ~alminbelie 3rnst liseiom cipili
ierebe Golf.
Oct iuoianIss SprOs foritaoss q
oper 1900 Menneifer ! unipnen.