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state. He thinks that he viii be able 70 give
considerable time 10 this work, and suggested
10 him that he make his arrangements 70 ettend
the next meeting OF the commissioners at Chi
cago. Our extra special session OF the legisla-
ture viii probably convene at time that viii
render It impossible for me to attend. would
suggest that your committee have some talk
with Mr. Bagley, and zee what his pleasure
might be In regard 70 the proposed convention
spoken of above.
"sIr. Hopkins and myself are both DESTROYS OF
consulting our alternaees in all matters OF de-
tall
Mr. Rochester also stated that he had invited
future time II more convenient Mr. DrHm's
letter was ordered answered. asking him to call
the meeting OF Boards o. Trade and Chambers
of Commerce at Olympia at such time - may
seem advisable.
Mr.. Prosch, for the committee having the mat
ter OF the Northwestern exhibition at spokane
Falls in charge, stated that the committee had
canvasseo the situation and would ubtless be
able TO secure . creditable exhibition from King
coun y. h thought they would have at least
one carload.
Mr.. Davies for the committee on taxation, re-
ported verbally that his committee had consid-
cred the petition OF Ar. B. T. Day and others.
for the extension of the city limits
northward. and would report sub
stantlally az published, recommending
the extension of the limits northward to the
north line of township IS, including all terri
tory between the Sound and Lake Washington,
excepting the town of Ballard. The suggestion
is made that q petition be circulated. This
verbal report was not formally drawn till the
close of the meeting, and 80 was not acted
upon.
| Mr.. Prosch presented q communication sug.
costing that hereafter only hard pavements of
stone or the like be laid on Front aud CONNER
cial streets; that to preserve the present wooden
| pavements an ordinance be enaced calling for
broad tires on heavy trucks or drays, and that
| the city secure the nsighboring school sections
| for public parks The communication was re-
| ferred to the committee on streets, roads and
| parks, with the request that prompt report be
| made.
Mr. Leary said that Mr.. Marvin and his party,
of ST. Paul, would probably be here in Septem.
Der. and made some suggestions as to their re-
ception and entertainment
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READY FoR BUSINESS.

Al meeting of the directors of the Washing
ton Investment and Security Trust Company
held last evening, the following officers were
elected: President. /. Hill Case, wei known In
this city as general manager OF the Washington
National Building. Loan aud Investment Asso
cation: first vice president and manager, CAL
win r. Villas, who comes here very Highly rec.
omms nded from ogdeusburg, N. y; second
vice nresident, D. K Stevens, formerly of Bos-
ton. now q member of the law firm of Doolittle.
Prifchard 4 Stevens, Tacoma; cashier, John /.
Harris, at present cashier OF the Laird Norton
Com nanv. extensive lumber manufacturers,
Winnna. Mimi; counsel, l. C. Gilman. of Lewis
e Gilman this city; assistant manager, John
g. BOYD, formerly of chicago The company
nnrnssss doing a general business such as its
psn,e irnnlies The capital is TO be sloo, 000 paid
m An Eastern ofhce will be established in
Bostou aud New York. Their temporary ofices
here viii be IN rooms and .. occldentai block.
comuguy is assured.
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THE BLorTER.

SUPERIOR coURT-sTRArToN, J.
B. Roth vs. August Observation-Disclosures to
August 10Th
Friend vs.. Gustav Winehill-C Continued nm
mAuguss goth.
Lottie Wiilhaite vs. z. willhaite-Filed de-
nut; set Tor September 18th.
T. A. Smith vs. Ralph Smith ct al.-Motion
nr confirmation of sale; decree adopting re-
pm OF referee; decree of distribution receipts
y H. A. Smith.
Puget Mil Company vs.. Pacific Mill Company
-Deiault and Judgment for $S.494.5o.
PROBATE couRT-osBoRN. }.
Estate OF William Davis-Bond of admins
sator filed and approved; inventory hied: order
.eppoiniing appraisers.
Guar iislship OF John Moore. insane-Hearing
q petition continued TO August -
Estate Of Rose Ann Armstrong-Decree con-
si9ing sale of real estate
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THE PETTY LAw-BKEAKERs.
Migrants, Drunkards and Scarlet Wom
Contribute to City Funds.

Migrants Drunkards and Scarlet Women
Contribute To City Funds.
Civil cases occupied the greater portion OF the
time n judge aiilsr's court yeste rday.
William charts, whose intox Canon had
>reached tue last stsses when Officer Cove
loaded him into an express wagon anu ok him
10 aeadquarrers early yesterday morn ng, was
assessed IS
Robert Jackson, vagrapt, was given two
hours 10 get out Of town.
John Douglass another vag. had no desire to
meet Judge Mil sr again, and asked to have
bis case brousht before Judge Rivers
lieutenant Sullivan brought bevy Of Morn
Ing Star alley females before Justic. Rivers,
and their lines levied and paid aggregated $40
Officer Bowers captured another of the same
sors. AND as III. re is p4rtality in such cases,
the total Of contributions reached round half
hundred.
George McRnbert. arrested for soliciting with
out q license. was dismissed snd imm diately
invested In an ofiicial permission to continue
business.
Ben Lorraine. charged with assault by Emil
n mi 3, was disch srged by Judge Rivers.
Z. R Cheai.e, arrested on complain OF Louisa
urphy. CHARGED with assau and battery, was
fou gully and assessed sl5 and costs, . total
OF $Sa
The Gaze of v B. Duval against ex. Chief Of
Police Thornton charging assault is set Tor to.
day n Jud q Millsr's court.
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All JAP GOES TO VICTORIA.
The Slippery Chinese smuegler Re
turned to Brftysh Soil

The Slippery Chinese Smuggler Re-
turned to British Soil.
Deputy Unifed Stairs Marshal Bradley re.
turned yesterday from Victoria, where he went
to deport the notorious Chinaman, An Jap. who
has become consp cuous recently for his pro-
pensity for smuggling Cinnamon over the Dor.
der. and for his remark sbie faculty of getting
back into the United States whenever he Is de-
ported On the way mp to Victoria Marshal
Bradley locked his prisoner up In the captains
room. and the ubiqaii Gus Monaghan was evil
IDENTIFY much displeased at being taken out of
the United States.
Marshal Bradley 10 much pleased at the way
in whit he was treated af Victoria. In speak
ing OF this yesterday he said:
collector Milne told me when arrived with
All Jap that they had not lost any Cinnamon,
but he very kindly called an interpreter and
then looked through q big book which he had
Ct hand. and presently he found q perfect
description Of my prisoner. ! would not have
had any case at all without the collectors help,
but his evidence was conclusive, and All Jap
stayed In British Columbia The interpreter
told me-" continued Mr.. Bradley. "that An Jap
would bear very close watching. and that we
should not be surprised to find him back in the
United States again, and trying 10 get some
more of his countrymen over with him."
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FHE COLLAPSED ENGINE HOUSE
The Contractor viii Have to Pay-Dam-
age Nearly 81 900.

age Nearly 81 900.
The work OF pu ting q new foundation under
NE Main street fire engine house is evidently
Mfotisn for the present. Az far as known the
somni,tee on streets aud public buildings. in
snose hands the matter Of erecting a new foun.
nation and making all immediate necessary re-
PATS was placed by the city council last We'd
sssaay evening, seemed to have allowed the
YORK to $50 by the board
councilman Frank Twlchell went out to the
winning last Thursday morning. the day fol-
owing that on which the complaint was fled,
saa TOOK an inventory Of the damage and nec-
sssfy refairs. He found that the builiing was
wi ankirg ami caving away slowly but surely,
~ Is there was q possib ility OF q collapse,
Nlaing meeting of the committee, took
&c matter in his own hands and engaged
80 70 dig away the dirt from around the house
s u's, iound the foundstioR-light cedar planks
si'n upright hlocks-in g very shaky condition.
sae weak foundation was strengthened by the
OF oraeing aud blocking, aud the building 10
sIposarily guaranteed against any further
using. Since that time no effort has been
= aaae o rush or wen finish the repairs and put
1e guiding. which has already been no small
~,pease TO the city. in substantial condition
- was asreed at the meeting Of the city coHn-
- at Wednesday evening that excavating
s-o5ia De done until irmer ground or bed rock
shr,.,s 800 auu thst soiiu p1p n a"uHustAon
..sun ee put in. Siuee the committee were In
Iae'ea TO proceed with the work all that has
g 80 accomplished is 4 shallow treach encircl-
ue building and which is now but lite
we thsn half flushed. Thrye. and sometimes
= sas men only. have been employet IN digging
~ shch. and the work drag YEARLY along.
'a1 contractor who put up the building and
!. ~ eeived his paw for the same. 10 Liable yet
e 'eiiEei to sand good for the cost OF tue
ln ana OF q new and substantial unda-
~ u was thought at first that the contractor
~ uos only been paid for work on the build
~ on the superstition that he had lived mp to
wIms OF his agreement, but that also ne
= ~ oeen relieved OF his bond 1t has proven
erned.
AsIaase in the articles OF agreement reads
nor the sum mentioned herein, the con.
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A NATIONAL pANoRAMA

Whereby the principal views OF this ant other
nations W i'll be exhibited free to the public
Persons having Photographic views OF Seattle
and vicinity who wish 10 have them shown in
Eastern cities, may leave the same with the
Gordon Hardware Company.
One of the National Spring Motors may be
seen in q few days in their window, 627 and go
Front street.
The power is incresed by adding springs and
the speed regulated by an automatic air gov
ernor. They are manufactured at 20S Fremont
street. San Francisco, in all sizes to meet the de.
mand. The Gordon Hardware Company have
secured the agency. The son of the inventor Is
in the city and will remain q few weeks ia the
com pany's interests.
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ARRIVED IN SEATTLE.
FIRST THREE MONTHS FREE OF CHARGE.

FIRST THREE MONTHS FREE OF CHARGE
staff OF eminent physicians and surgeons,
now visiting this country, have arrived In Sc
attic, and are now permanently located at their
residence, No. LAS Second street. near Pike. All
who visit these eminent gentlemen before Sep
tember 10 will receive services for the first three
months free of charge. The only favor desired
is a Recommendation from those whom they
cure They treat every variety of disease and
deformity, but will in no instance accept an III
durable case. Ii your malady is beyond all hope
they will frankly tell you 80, also caution you
against spending more money for useless treat
ment. All patients will please not take offense
If reject as incurable Remember and go
early, for their offices are crowded from morn
ing till night Office hours. 9 Q. N. 10 p. m.
Snndays 10 ;. m. 10 4 D. m.
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1.-THE Jersey Iilx -

Is what Millais christened his famous portrait
of that celebrated woman, who has since be-
come Familiarity known TO the public by that
expressive and appropriate name: in turn, she
has coupled her fame with that OF the most
what she says:
ASeLEsEA COTTAGE. L. B.. Judy
Gentlemen: Altho' /; is very unusual for me
to use any lotions or washes st II, in answer to
your request. | have tried Wlsdorn's Violet
Cream aud Robertine The former / consider
especially eficacious in e-ses OF roughness OF
the skin, and have been using it every day for
the last fortnight l have found the Robertine
an exec lent preparation in cases OF tan, sun.
barn. etr., caused by exposure TO March winds
and q July sun Please send me al once q
saturday week. Yours faithfully,
LILLE LASGTRY.
To Messrs Wisdom Co
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wrangling About County Roads.

The county commissioners listened to many
petitions and complaints yesterday, the petit
ito asking for various sums ranging from
5000 down to 500 for the improvement and
making of county roads, and the complaints
from discontented farmers, who objected to the
roads being cut through their premises without
compensation. Owing to the difficulty ex.
perienced by petitioners and their neightor
compliments in arriving at an amicable con-
clusion, the majority of the county road petit.
tons went TO the board. A few minor appro-
priations were, however made
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A MODERN CITY NOW.

Fairh aven, during its FIRST year, grades and
paves many miles of Streets builds superb
water-works, electric light gas works, foul
and inauguratts uerfect sewerage system
a great iron and steel works. electric street rail
WAYS three transcontinentAI rail = avs and rolls
up . popslstion OF over 5000. You 90 not havs
e. wait for any OF the blessings of city life al
Fairhaven.
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win Publish -Four Papers.

Messrs. Alexander G. Anderson and Edward l.
Suter, formerly of the Morning Journal local
staff have severed their connection with that
paper, and are going into the newspaper bust
ness for themselves. They will establish four
papers, the Black Diamond Ne,es, Gilman Ne,cs.
Kirkland Neps and the South Bend Netcs, to be
published weekly In the several towns men,
toned on Wednesday. Thursday, Friday aud
Saturday respectively.
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FoJsEs xLo7S.

si6, O0o-Two lots with two double houses,
on Tenth street, between Stewart and vir-
ginia. The four houses rent for $3.50 per month,
and the rent could be increased.
Sio,5oO-Two lots with gooi resi- dence,
northwest corner OF Sixth and Spring streets
We ask any one seeking an investment OF this
sort to price property in the vicinity and see
If there is anything approaching this for
cheapness.
S3,OOO-Corner lot. with seven-room
house. small garden. barn. etc.. corner of Mary
and Fourth streets. In Pontius' sec snd addi-
ton, three blocks from the Lake Union electric
road
si,75O-smar cottage on Fifth street. near
Union, with fractional lo. This Is The only
opportunity We know OF to get coy home
90 centrally located for SO little money.
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O@ce , soPee1y'

sd. 3oo-4lls acres of the best water front
property in West Seattle, at $1,000 per acre.
S2o,55o-ls7 acres of water frontage On
Mercer island, at $50 per acre.
S7,5oo-Thirty acres north of Union Bay
on the line of the Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern
railroad. There would be good profit in sell
ing this land in acre tracts or lots.
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Concerts on Fridays After This M(Gk.
The weekly concerts by the First 6Ament
band, in the University grounds will De Civ n
on Friday evenings after this week, az on
Thursday evenings they interfere with the
studies Of the pupils The next concert willJbe
given on Thursday.
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rrS -, FIFTy HouRs SAVED

Nv taking the Northern Pacific yestioaled train:
caves eeattie sos q m daily. NO cnanee OF
cas- and M miles the shostesi route 10 Chicago
Tonri.f sleeplng cars through, placing passen-
.er. in Union depot ten 70 fifty hours ahead of
other Inca A. Chilberg, city ticket agent, sie
second street. Boston block; 4 Ionkin. oepos
,rk ar AGENT Seattle.
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For low rates. excellent aeon MOI stions aad
al the features that constitute q successful aud
enoly ab.e Trip TO the East take The Northern Pa
eiGc. Through vcstaoule trains 10 Ct PAU,
dining, drxwingroom sa1 accepting cara Sew
tourist sieepers under the direction of the Pull
man Palace Car Company are attached 70 daily
through trains No better service 70 be ioand-
A. Chilberg. city ticKet agent, TIC second street
Boston block; Z Ionkin. depot ticket aeens -
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The Rainier Weekly Hop.

The weekly hop at the Rainier hotel tdght
will be given in the dining.room which will be
cleared for the occasion These informal Rain
Ter parties are coming to be among the most
important social events of the city
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Ia a new and elegant preparation for eradt-
catiar and preventing roughness OF the lace and
hands Use il freely at night just before retir-
IN. and Won will be delighted with soft,
smooth skin Try it
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|, aRPAT NoRTHERN's MILLI'

Are being invested in terminal Interests ana
,mnrovements 81 Fairhsyen, while IL gracIousiy
ass vss a. Gifts VIII at II needs 81 other would-oe
,s.,n,nsls Tne unbiased terminal hunter viii
80, - rfrsnk these facts.
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REsIDEKcEIoTs.

Sl,76o-Two lots n20 feet square) northeast
corner OF Tenth and Stewart streets. Both
streets are now being graded and brick bust
ness block is to be erected OH the opposite cor
ner. This is cheap property with good future.
ooO-Two lots uso feet square, at the
northwest corn er of Madison and Tenth streets
THIS is universally acknowledged the choicest
corner in the city for fac residence. and 1t is
on of the few locations where tae view viii
not be obstructed. Mr.. Otto Ranke is now
building fine pressed brick mansion, the first
brick residence in the city, diagonally across
Madison street. This is not only the most de-
sirable corner in the city, but the cheapest
property In the vicinity. and we i'm sgine 1t will
find ready sale If there is any one in the city
seekinga location Tor fine residence.
So, 6Oo-Two lots tl20 feet square) north
east corner OF Tenth and Stewart streets Both
streets are now being graded and a brick bust
ness block is to be erected on the opposite cor
ner This is cheap property with good flu
ture.
S4,ooo-Two of the choicest lots in Rem
ton addition, facing Madison street, on the sum-
NIT of the elevation. with magnificent view.
S2.3oo-A fine corner in Renton addition.
with 9o-foot frontage.
81. 75o-l2o feet square in Renton addition.
s2.Ooo-Fins lot on Lombard street, near
Thomas.
s2.6oO-All of Block 4, T. Hanford's addi-
ton.
Si,doo-Two desirable lots in Phinney's
addition, near Broadway.
Si,5oo-Two lots nearly opposite Judge
Lichtenbers's residence, near the corner OF
Broadway and Depot streets with fne view.
Si,2oO-Loton Birch street. near Prospect
in MERGERS second addition.
Si.OOO-Lots in Renton addition from
$1,000 upward.
S4Oo-Lots in Bigelow's addition. near the
north end cable road. Corners $780,
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad. vest p 80
sleeper and dining-sar route. ior Al posnn -.
Bosfan oiock: 4 Ionkin. dspos ticket agent
sesttle
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Poor Weather for Blankets,

And having picked up this lot OF
blankets at 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 ESQ foc 500.
Blankets worth &o)f SEQ
Blankets worth $50 for 7oJ.
Blankets wortn siLo9 for s $50
Blsnke wor n SIS. so for $lo.5l
There are 500 pairs of these blan-
kets. On display in corner show win
dow.
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wANrgD

Thirty voices. mae aud ale, for local stock
opera company. Apply from | 10 2p m at Ala
Union ,trest. or address Sy Letter, stating what
rn,ce To p. o. box l5.
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TO FIGHT TO A FINISH.

Morrissey and Murphy Agree to Skin
Glove Contest.
Ed Morrissey, Of San Francisco, champion
l27-pound maa of the Pacific Coast and Ben
Murphy, of Grimsby, England, last evening
signed articles of agreement to fight to a finish
with skin gloves 1t l2s pounds, give or take
three pouads. The fight 10 to take place under
Queensberry rules on September 2, in private.
and is for the entire gate receipts and $50 q
side. The referee 10 to be chosen at the ring
S;z
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CLEARANCE SALE AT BAsYE
80 GENr.s SILK SCARFS

,ya.r.nce sale Of canes, umbrellas, tietuary,
en-, sIsss ware. novelties and all odds and ends.
shV. month. ]. h Basye, jewelry emporium
Erout
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your choice of So doz six ana SATIN Jour
in-bsua ties also scaEfs, ecc ana fSc quA.ily'
yonr CHOICE i5c hester Cseary.
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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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In Time Of Eeaee
A 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 a chance
is given you The thermometer for
the past few days has shown that it
is very
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Free recnnig cnslr cars run taroasa iron
Portland 10 chicago without onange VIA az
iIn,an pscinc A {. Martin. CITY ticket agent
90 ss.-ond srreer Boston block- C. i Bald
win agent. city deck.
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Leithead 4 cawiey. graduates of the PhfIadel-
phia College Of Pharmacy. druggists. COS Front
street. Telephone sos.
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Best 50 Cent Corset in Town.

This is the celebrated 'Nadjy."
You will get better wear, 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 unequalled on
the Coast The "Arnaritas' at 7sc,
to be had in black, cream or tan, is a
perfect gem, and you'll find it worth
more money.
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We Have Not Been Talking Much

~
About dress goods lately, but just the
same you are missing it if you let
some of the offerings in this depart
ment go by. There's nothing in town
that equals any of these:
42-inch all-w6o oil 8 igr, 90.
4s-inch aIi-wool plAids. chtcxs and
strips SOC.
AMI that line of regular s'.25 vein IN
pin-neai checks AMI Stripes when sell
now at 75c.
Just s Few OF thoss c M ition snits
Ief.-the tnes tina, ar datd 70 -
TO SO
Look at the new fall wcaves in the
celebrated B. Psiestley & Cos all
wool and silk warp black fabrics
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Cover the bald spot on your hesd os using
Skookum Root Hair Grower