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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-25
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POLICE corKrs.

I've SMALL Boys Co0mitsed - the
County JaiI-Dthes Cases-
The police courts were occupied nearly
ali day yesterday with the usual grist OF
petty cases
Justice Miller established precedent, 50
far ~ youthful prisoners are concerned. by
consigning Frank Pritchsrd and Alexander
coasine, fEo is-yesr-oid thieves, to the
county jail for twelve days The youths
stole large quantity Of brass castings
from foundry. but we're caught as they
were In the act Of selling the booty
John Kennedy, who is TO be tried on .
charge Of vagrancy. demanded trial By
jury. He win get IL in Justice Rivers
court today.
Two men, who gave their names ~ Jim
Jones and Joseph Brown, were arraigned
before Justice Rivers on . charge Of fight
ing in the public street. preferred against
them by Officer Harding. They demanded
time TO procure counsel and witnesses. and
were given until this afternoon At 8 O'Clock.
Charles Williams was arraigned before
Justice Rivers on = charge OF seduction.
preferred against him by Mary weedasare.
He furnished bonds in the sum- of 500 to
appear for trial today.
Mike Ryan, an adept at stealing. was ar
raigned before Justice Miller for taking
four pairs Of shoes from an uptown shoe
store without leave lie was arrested by
Officer John Caldwell while in the act Of
pawnlng the goods in . pawnbroker's on
Seventh street He pleaded not guilty, but
nevertheless was sent to the county jail for
twenty -four days.
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n r~.psr.sy B.lsainss orasrsa m
ssrea-xsw Deaks RaseAassA
A regular weakly meeting of de school
board vas held last evening n tie Seattle
hIock. Chairman James W. Fink pro-
sided and Directors W. j. Colksst and
Evereet Smith, and Supsfintendant Ken
nedy and Clerk Hawthorne were present
a PETITION from Principal H O. Hoilen-
heck. Of the High school. asking for . type
writer. va laid on the table but alter
wards taken uc. and Principal Hoilenheck
vas given permission 10 allow his pupils %
buy one by subscription
II was decided 70 draw warrant Tor
100 in favor Of Dr.. Randell in part pay
ment for 4 schooihouxe site near Lake
Washington, midway between Yesler ave-
nue. and Madison street. recently pur-
chased.
Director Smith reported that he had 900
applications from teachers for positions in
the department Chairman Frink sug-
gested that . committee be appointed to go
over them, bat after little discussion it
was decided to lay the matter over 70 re-
ceiye the consideration of = fun board.
Chairman Frink reported that he hal re-
ceived dozen letters from Eastern bank
ers asking for information relative to the
10000 worth OF bonds TO be voted on
next month. The clerk Was instructed to
supply the information desired.
1t was decided 70 insure the four temper
airy buildings recently erected. for $50
apiece. II Was further agreed that the
home companies should have the prefer
ence when the buildings were insured.
Director Coikett was authorized to pur-
chase 100 new desks to be kept on hand
when are any needed
The board then adjourned. IL
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"a POOR RELATION.
Sol Smith RusselI's Popular Comedy tc
be Played Here This Week.

Sol Smith Russell's Popular Comedy to
be Played Here This Week.
The popular comedian, Mr.. Sol Smith
Russell. always great favorite in this city,
viii appear at the Turn Hall theater next
Friday and Saturday evenings. presenting
his successful comedy, "A Poor Relation I"
Mr.. Russell has for years held first place
among American comedians. His methods
are peculiar to himself, his artistic work 80
natural and so perfect and his characters
SO lifelike and homely that his stage por-
traiturcs are among the most familiar to
the play going public. There IL no actor
today who has greater power over the feel
ings of an audience and who can more
readily move them by the magic of his art
TO smiles and tears at will
As the poor inventor. Noah Vale, in "a
POOR Relation" Mr.. Russell has charac-
ter which is by all odds the best adapted TO
his distinctive style that he has had for
years He makes Noah Vale a natural
creature. full OF touches of human nature.
and his trials, trinmphs and fluctuations
strongly appeal to the sympathies OF an
audience. The play OF which the inventor
is the central figure made a marked success
when las, seen in this city. Since tha,
time II has been materially improved. In
stead OF being in four acts ii is now PLAYED
in three. thus making the action more
rapid. the interest better sustained. and
the situations and ciimaxes more dramatic
ally effective.
In Its present stste "A Poor Relation"
was presented at DAILY 3 theater, New York.
at the opening of the present season. Its
success was instantaneous, and Mr.. Rus
sells fine bit Of character acting was the
talk OF themetropolis for weeks. The PLAY
ran a month TO crowded houses
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The Three Charrcd Bodies Burted-No
Further Proof Of Identity.
The bodies Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Mayse
and Mr.. Jones, the victims Of the fire in the
Stetson & Post block last Friday night
were yesterday buried with due ceremony
In the Masonic cemetery. They we're
placed in separate collins, and the exer
cises over the bodies we're conducted By
Rev. John +. Damon.
The scene of the finding of the bodies
was visited yesterday by many people. A
the bodies had been removed after DARK
the day before, there had not been much
time to search the ruins for relics. Early
this morning Officer Ranagc, In making
an examination of the place. found silver
watch and chain, the charred remains Of q
mans foot, the woman's hair and pieces OF
q red velvet sacque. Other small pieces OF
clothing and buttons and buckles were
picked mp later.
The trunk belonging to Mr.. Jones and
for which he had check No. BOT was taken
charge Of by Coroner Smart yesterday
The three pieces of baggage which Mayse
had sent 10 the dock to be forwarded r.
Snohomish by the steamer Monroe were
found to have gone through to Marysvills
AAshS@hcas WhctC skAOy INV AAu Wtsh0ut al
owner. Chief Kellogg. IN response to q tel.
egram. sent 10 Mr. f. l.. Holt, at Marys.
vile, yesterday, received the following dis
patch:
MAKysvrLLR March 24--6aw news In paper
Received no dispatches about n. c. Msyse.
don't know relatives. Trunks are here to cor
respond with the stories in the papers.
Z. L HoLr.
1t is expected that the trunk OF Mr.
Jones, which win be opened today. viii
throw light on his identity at least. and
will furnish the addresses Of his relative.
in the East
A few feet from the spot on which tho
bodies were found the iron frames of two
satchels are sticking between the joists
On the floor beneath is the frame of q third
Mrs. Geyer. who saw these satcheis before
the IRE, says that there were tools in one
OF them. but no trace of any such articles
has been discovered, and 1t is thought
that whatever was indestructible in the
satchels has been carried away by vandals
or bows
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SEATTLE, WASH.

OLIVER r. BRIGGS. Agent r. O. box sS3
A. C. MARTIN. City Ticket Agent 10 Second
street. Boston block.
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Headquarters Department Of the Columbia, Of
hce OF Chief Quartermaster, Vancouver Bar
racks. WASH, March "a, 1870. Sealed propose Ia,
in trieiica'e viii be received at this office at
The otiiees of the Qusrtermasters ct the follow.
ing named pests until IL o'clock q. m. l2Ofh
meridian time, April "a. 1870. and then opened,
for furnishing Fuel, Forage and Bedding ct
the teversl military stations in the Depart
ment of the Columbia during fiscal year COM
mencing July LIST. 1890, viz; Hoise Barracks and
Fort sherman, Idaho, Portland and Fort Kla-
nah, Oregon, and Forts Candy, Spokane.
Townsend, waiia walla aad Vancouver Depot
Wash. Preference given to articles of domestic
production and manufacture, conditions ri
quality andpriee Hncluding in the cost Of arti-
cies Of foreign production the duty thereonl
being equal. and such preferences given to arti-
cles Of American production produced on the
Pacific Cosst TO the extent OF the conss mp' ION
required By the public service there. All info.-
nation furnished on application here. or al the
Offices OF the respective Post Quartermasters
The Z. s reserves the right to reject the whole
or any part Of any bid received. and bids will
be considered for q smaller amount than the
whole Envelopes containing proposals. should
be marked: Proposal for Military supplies u
-" and addressed 20 the undersigned ere
or TO the respee tive Quartermastsrs j. g. c.
Lee. Major and Chief Quartermaster.
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SITE roR ruE SYNAGOGUE.


The special committee of the Jewish con
greeatlon. ohaveih sholam. consisting Of
Nessrs. Paul singermsn. II. RoSenthai. n.
Kaufman and sig. Arenson, yesterday de.
csdcd on site for the erection Of its future
synagogue or temple
The lot selected is on the northwes,
corner of Eighth and Seneca streets, ard 5
lsoxl20 feet Ia sire. Is was owned By Mr.
Alfred Snyder. and the consideration of the
sale wss ss,@a At present the los is
covered BY handsome dwelling house.
which vii Re moved 10 one side when the
temple Is butt
The temple viii be structure OF splend ia
proportions and elegant design. and viii
not only De a credit 30 the congregation.
hui 70 the CITY as well Work viii com.
nenee A. soon as possible. and the esai6es
VIII be made ready fer occupancy hv nex.
Jewish New Year. IL possible.
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad. vestibuled
sleeper and dininR-car route. for ell points East
A. Chiiberg city ticket agent, Si6 Second street.
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Peg essTNsns n wal estate a. salzson Hay ses
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DO not al u szses1S TIC srAat auction sac 81
Gseea Lac sosss Tassssy EzoxnszS q III sscek.
The morning call., 1890-04-16

pOSO LOTS; n. SIDE HANCOCK CwIDE
tp COO. ST., mr.. Sanchez; 25xIl4; Mission warm
belt. near 18th St; cheapest lots on the market
T. w. SHELTON, 4l0 Montgomery st. mrS II
The morning call., 1890-04-16
ALAMEDA REAL FsTaTp


A TrRACrIYk HOUSE OF ROOMS AND BATH
and chicken yards. in most desirable part Of Ala
media, cheap and on easy terms MCCLURE, FITCH
~ CO., Bay-st Station. apis 4t*
A LAMBDA sI7OO-LOT 25xi45;
n nice modern cottage 1 rooms aud bath;
BLOCK from PARK St $3.50 cash: $25 per month "a
S2OoO-Lot 5ONl50 with cottage A rooms: 2 blocks
ment sidewalks etc. mo 3231
S2000-Lot 50Xl10; cottage 5 rooms; windmill
ana tank; 5000 cash. $50 per month. no. I'D
S21OO-Lot 3S:4xl25; 5 rooms and bath; on Gen.
tral ave: $500: balance $50 per month. (No. 1850
S2l5O-Lot 53xl17: new modern cottage rooms
ana bath; blocks from station; $500 cash: bal
ance $40 per month. NO ~
$3O0O-Lot 27x1l5; new 2-Story house rooms
and Dath at station: 5000 cash $35 per month. (X)
S3foO-Lot 5Ox1OS; fine new cottage rooms and
bath; block from station; all street work done :;
hne bargain; $500 cash: $40 per month. mo. 39l)
S4OO0-Lot 50xl25; fine modern 2-story
mouse rooms and bath on Central ave. on easy
terms; good bargain. mo 4I3l
$6oOO-Lot 50xl50; sunny corner: near station; 2
story house rooms and bath; fine grounds: cheap
and favorable terms. mo 331
S7SOO-Lot 50xl50; elegant new c-story house L
rooms win stable; well located; part cash. (4O1)
Houses built to suit: Is per cent down, balance
easy lnstaiiments cheap lots in all parts OF Ala
media; houses to let and money to lean. H. z.
MoREAL II CO., 1923 Park ST., Alameda. and 400
Montgomery St, San Francisco apl2 tt
Q7S TO $500 CASH, BALANCE INSTALL
W - ments, without interest or taxes, Will buy
hne ouliding lots on Pacific and Railroad aves (:
only a lew left; neighborhood rapidly improving
MCCLUhE, FITCH ~ Co, Bay-st. Station. apll 1t
The morning call., 1890-04-16

GEn0 LARGE RESTAURANT AND COFFEF
COOU. saloon for sale at a great sacriHce on ae
count or dissolution OF copartnershp has 70 chairs
everything hrst class in every respect; living
rooms, furnished; rent only $50; best location in
the city near large factories whereseveral hundred
men are employees; this offers OF the best bust
ness opportunities presented; full inyestiga-
ton: II viii sell half for $500 Apply to GEO
STEWART, J So Kearny st. II
The morning call., 1890-04-16

DESTAURANT AND WELL-FURNISHED
II rooms; established IS years and positively
clearing $50 week; cheap at $500; give me any
price you choose must sell. as l am losing $1,000
monthly elsewhere; come QUICK ZO4 Fourth. ais 3
The morning call., 1890-04-16
OAKLAND WANTS

OAKLAND AGENCY--.ADVE Am
~ subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Omceot The MORNING CALL, S57 broadway near
beyenthsL once hours A. n 70 r. n.
The morning call., 1890-04-16

G.200 EXPRESS BUSINESS DOWN TOWN
sDDOO. for sale at bargain; has the exclusive
hauling for one large importing wholesale house
amounting from $50 to S35 per week which will
be secured to any good man has outside work from
s. TO 81 per day is the best paying express business
in this state; must sell account OF other business
See GED. STEWART, l35 keaTuy ST. 1t
The morning call., 1890-04-16

GQ75 WILL BUY a CIGAR-STORE CEN
I'D y trally located; large stock; furnished
room; rent SIS; insured, $500; agents. SOsI3
sixth
The morning call., 1890-04-16

G710 HALF CASH; GENERAL BLACK
~ ~. smith. carriage and wagon making bust
ness; partner wanted in large factory: must be
blacksmith as owner is a woOd-w orNer; owns large
-story building on ground leased; sHb-lets part:
has rent free; commands immense trade: one OF
the best in the citt; clears $3.50 to $3.50 per MONTH
best location; STOCK, machinery. tools; wonderful
bargain GEO. STEWART l35 Kearnv 81 IT
The morning call., 1890-04-16

GE00 30 OF POLISHING STAND AND
1OOO. laundry Office; established "a years;
$3uO laundry trade; positively clearing $3.50 per
month; investigation solicited GLEASON & Co,
S65iia Market 81 anI4 N
The morning call., 1890-04-16

G:OS00 STATIONERY STORE; OLD AND
Box 81, CALL Branch ONCE aDI3 n
The morning call., 1890-04-16

GI1)0O FOR SALE-BOOT AND SHoE FAC
u wv tory ana store, with stock, fixtures
tools, machines and living rooms OF furniture D
pig JONAS S CO., 765 Market St apI6 BE
The morning call., 1890-04-16

A NNIE--MEET ME ON FIRST ST. CORNER OF
n Market, O'Clock api6 Its
The morning call., 1890-04-16

G000 FIRSr-CLASS SALOON FOR SALE;
DoOO' look at this bargain. j. W. GALE q CO..
1872 Market st. ang IT.
The morning call., 1890-04-16

GGHDO BUSIN ESS ESTABLISHED 10
G)OOOO' years; investigation invited. Il. NJ,
Box So, this office. apl3 8t*
The morning call., 1890-04-16

pEsTAURANT-l523 MARKET ST; MOST
IL complete Of the Kind ia the city: suita lie for
man and wife, or two partners; rent $50. Apply on
premises. abi3 IF
The morning call., 1890-04-16

TOR sALE-GRoCERY AND BAR. FOR PAR
l. ticulars apply 10 IiquoT-dealers, WOLFF CANES
a Co, 4lt and ago CLAY ST AMI 4t<
The morning call., 1890-04-16

A LII FLESHY PERSONS CAN BE REDUCED
n by using DIR. DU BOIS' Anti Obesity Tea,
warranted harmless and pleasant to take; also an
infaliible cure for constipation Kept by all drug
gists. Depot. Sutter St. Room 80. Inr2O tm
The morning call., 1890-04-16

COMM COMMERCIAL EXPRESS AND
s'-OpO. transfer business: partner wanted to
act as cashier. keep the books, ONCE: receiving.
shipping and delivering freights and merchau die;
has good teams, barns; everything complete and
IN rst-claSs running order; has special contracts
with railroad and steamboat companies tor trans
portation OF general freight and merchandise. with
regular trade clearing $3.50 to $3.50 per month:
business established Is years; best OF references
and fun investigation; half cash. balance INSTALL
Inents' or to suit buyer. GEO. STEWART, 1875
Kearuy ST. II
The morning call., 1890-04-16

poor AND SHoESTORE GENTS FURNISHING
- goods, etc, cheap. MRS. MEI ERSTEIN, 1O9
samsome 81. or VI. z. rnNNER. ~ Pine AMI & u.
The morning call., 1890-04-16

GJ2 O0O oNE-HALF INTEREST IN BUsI
% IL. OOO. ness clearing $1,000 per month. X
y, Box 81, CALI. Branch once apl3tf
The morning call., 1890-04-16

Q.lO0 FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STORE
y luO. cheap At once. 1902 Valencia St 10 3ts
nYsrEK-HoUsE FOR SALE. 20 THIRD sT.
" nn1n It's
The morning call., 1890-04-16

G.IOO PARTNER IN JOBBING AND CON
tCJOO' tracing business ;old established; places
business; large stock tools and material; rare op-
portunity Tor sober, reabls man. Grant ave.
Room =. apl5 1t
The morning call., 1890-04-16

M lLLINERY - MRS j. HARRINGTON FO X
w merly of 1917 Market ST., has removed to lO3
Grantav bet. Geary and Post. where she will be
pleased 10 see all her old patrons mr3O limo
The morning call., 1890-04-16

@eO0 SALOON DOING GOOD BUSINESS:
2OOO- fixtures and pigeon-hole table. Corner
Frceion and Fourth sts aD12 rs
The morning call., 1890-04-16

G000n FINE SALOON, CLEARING $500
UAOOO. monthly. T. r., Box 81, CALL Branch
NJ
The morning call., 1890-04-16

DRY GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS, WITHOUT
~ interest; dress goods. cloAks, furniture carpes3
bedding. 1eweiry, pictures, mirrors hanging lamps
clocks, etc. carpets from 65c upward. j. NOONAN
q CO., 1921 and 1923 Mission ST.. bet Sixth anu
Seventh; open evenings. apl7 tf
The morning call., 1890-04-16

G.tEO PARTNER MISUNDERSTANDING
y lou. and plumbing business; clearing about
500 per month TO each the year round; has been
conducted by present owner years; want partner
10 Keep plain accounts aud look after hired help;
fun investigation allowed; experience not neces-
SHY. SMUAEF 81 ross. 80 Aarket anil
The morning call., 1890-04-16

$500 100 TO r Loan AT At LOWEST d, MAR
estate, any amounts. SCH ULLER 42O California. II
The morning call., 1890-04-16

DERMASENF BUSINESS, PAYING HAND
i Someiy; "a monopoly; $500 cash required. MERS-
EREAU u son, 2237 Mission. apI3 1T
The morning call., 1890-04-16

900 BAKERY; ESTABLISHED BUSI-
G1OOO. ness, aud kept by owner years and
only selling account of sickness; store trade
only averages pig barrels daily. MCLAUHHLIN
* CO. 26 kearny ST. apl5 7tS
The morning call., 1890-04-16

w lillian r. GALLAGHER HAS REMOVED
w his furniture business to l24l Marx ct St. near
Ninth: cheap rent makes low nrices an2 II
The morning call., 1890-04-16

E'IKST-CLASS CARPET BEATERS; CITY
L Steam Carpet Beating and Renoyating Works.
"a and rs Eighth ST.: largest works in the city;
work guaranteed. Address A. W. MANNING, pro
prtetOr; telephone $3.50. mr6 If
The morning call., 1890-04-16

&oR0 COR. BAY-wINDoW HOUSE OF G
UOOO. rooms and bath; such paying house
FOR the investment in this city; great Sacrifice
BOOKER q TEMPLE S4I Market st. Its
G.S60 FINE LoDGING-HoUsEF FOR SALE AT
ID OOO. 524 Pine st. apl5 3t*
MICE BAY-WINDow HOUSE II ROOMS: FUR
y nished. Apply $40 Howard. ap14 3ts
The morning call., 1890-04-16

&SSO GROCERY AND BAR, WITH FURNI-
N'OOp. ture OF 3 nice living rooms. Inquire at
81 Fourth St, Donaldson q GLYNN'S cigar
store.
The morning call., 1890-04-16
HOUSES To LET.

no LEr-LoT 75x100; COR.H AND TWENTIETH
L ave-, South San Francisco. with 2-story new
dwelling-ho use, STABLE barn and Outhouses suita-
Bile for a chicken-ranch Inquire of ROMAN, gro
Ger, on Fifteenthaye. ap16 It's
The morning call., 1890-04-16

G.JQQ0 PARTNER WANTED: WHOLESALE
u 1OOU. and retail grocery, wines and liquors
established - years; teams; sold 81 500, 600
worth OF groceries; Investigation allowed. S4I
MARKET ST., Room l. IT,
The morning call., 1890-04-16

4 DYICE FREE; DIVORCES SPECIALITY;
- privately; is days: legal everywhere: no
charge unless successful probate, collections, etc
responsible attorneys all COURTS terms reasonable
established 10 yrs. q. w. HOWE, 80 Kearny ST. 10 II
4 DFiCE FREE; DIVORCE A SPECIAL TY: CAN
oe obtained In one day, privately: legal every
Where; terms liberal; charge unless successful:
PROBATE insolvency. collections. etc. T. ENGLEY,
Attorneys Association II Kearny ST. mr9 II
w w. DAVIDSON. ATroRNEY-AT-LAW 42o
The morning call., 1890-04-16
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

ENOR SALE IN 0AKLAND-AN ELEGANT RESI-
dence; high ground; lot l36xl32; corner Linde
and Eighteenth SITS. ap13 ITS
The morning call., 1890-04-16

C.O0O SALOON: No. | CORNER; II WEST
G'-OO. ern Addition; g liVing-rooms; low rent:
close 10 car stable; a genuine bargain. ". c. AL
LEN d Co, $50 Markell ST. Ira
The morning call., 1890-04-16

DRlvATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT g5I
l Folsom st. MRS. NJ. E ROGERS, Midwife as Ian
CARPETS BEATEN AND LAID, &c PER YD P
OMERRlLL. 463 Stevenson st. telephone 1923 6m
The morning call., 1890-04-16

Ge0O CORNER GROCERY AID BAR FOR
SOOO. sale; doing very good business; rent
$50 month; stock at about fun value for the
money; It IS a bargain you ueed never expect again
Inquire AZ 1915 Howard st amid ATS
The morning call., 1890-04-16

OWE "A TALL SLIM MAN A CHANCE-wK CAN
VI MT you, no matter how tall, In merchant tailor
made spring suit for $50; merchant tailor's price
$40. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS
cor. Post and DuDOnt sis
The morning call., 1890-04-16

DE ADVISED IN TIME TO PURCHASE A AIER-
u chant tailOT-made sprag suit in or 4 button
cutaWay for $40; merchant taiOr's price $40.
ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, cor
Post and Dupont SITS.