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REAL ESTATE SALES.


Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I, lse1
are Ei.3is, go Oh There were filed for record
yesterday 81 deeds, the considerations aggreEat-
ing n5.6Sl. an average OF s7467l Following
10 the list furnished by Osborne. Tremper d
Co. aostractors OF title. Il6 Cherry street, be-
tween Front and Second:
5. I. Walsh to r. j. Green, part lot 8. block n
Bells heirs ID, 1870
Rec l and 7. Co to f. NJ. SMELL ct al. lots in
River Park, $500
=. South Pr. L and L Co. to NJ. Rosens,raser. lot
%, block 4, South Park, SIS.
Malcolm McFee TO H. c. Henry, lots Is and 16.
]: a. Nelson to " F. Dearborn. tract 81. Coz
tello Dragers acre gardens. Sis.
tlJohn Alexander TO A. Z. Smith Ut al, u acre
In swi4 sec ~. -. ). s2Ua
9. z; I. and Imp. Co to Mrs. NJ. Pepplsr. lots
IL and Il, block ~, South Park, 81.
y. McNatt to Mrs. NJ. Peppier, lot 6, block S
and block 6, South Park Heights, 500.
+. McNatt TO Clarence Peppler. lots IL, Is and
20, block s. South Park Heights. $50.
=. g. Gendron Co Josephine Gendrou, lots
and s. block s, Days Eldorado. IS
II. A. Hubert TO +. l. Richmond, part lot Q,
block Is, Nagle's, $3O0
T. p Carroll to u. Giiger, lot 9. block Is, Rem
tons add, 5000.
Caroline A. Rowe to Sarah Styled, lots 7 to
IL, block ~. Madison Street add, $500.
- O c. Dybdall to C. II. Johnson. lot :. block 81,
A. ". Pratt to W. W. Dearborn, one half tract
Lake Washington, East Seattle, Sl.o0o.
d. IL. Gilman to N. Z. Land Co. lot Is. block 2.
West Coast Improvement Company 70 J.
Peres, lot q. block Is, Gilman Park, Sis
Aug kurzmann TO Max Glorious, lot 3, block
Is. Yesler's u suppl. 81.
Max Glorious to Caroline Goetz, lot 5, block
Is, Yesler's ID supi. 800
r n, McFadden to A. G. Thompson. one-half
lot 3, block l, Kirkland Gardens, 500.
J. r. Bean TO I. NJ. Catch. lot 9, block Il. Pom
thus I'd. $500.
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Brief Tacoma News.

TACOMA, Sept 7.-fSpeciai.l J. NJ. Steele
has opened a new shingie mill at haywood with
daily capacity of 10000 shingles. He says the
cedar in that locality 10 excellent
The monthly meeting OF the Commercial club
will be held on Tuesday evening.
Frank Tracey was found guilty In the United
States court Of counterfeiting 81 gold pieces. He
will be sentenced tomorrow
Phoenix Foster will attend the national en-
campmeut Of the @. A. K. at Washington City
September % He Is past commander of Custer
post.
One OF the treasury deputy officers who as
sisted in searching the Phra Nang for contra
band goods was resisted by Chinamaa.
small amount of eontraband goods was siezed
aboard the Phra Nang here and placed under
seal. Cinnamon aboard tried 10 prevent search
ing the vessel by the treasury officer.
The second meeting of the Northwestern
Water Works Association Will be held at Seattle
the second Wednesday in March, 1893.
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south BEND News.

SOUTH BEND. Sept 7.-tSpecial AT the
school election held Saturday 2l5 votes wsrs
cast, an unusually large vitc for school dis
trics election. Over forty ladies voted and their
candidates were elected. The school board Tor
the coming year as chosen yesterday consists of
J. p. Bundy, c. z. Huson and w. Gruaeil,
directors. aud Thomas H. Duuckley, clerk.
The fve-mast@d schooner Louis is loading
1,0D.00o feet Of lumber az the south Bend mil
wharf, for san Francisco.
The frame Of the passenger depot on the
Northern Pacific road is up. When finished tho
depot will 10 similar To thu Olympia depot
Judge Hunter is making thorough personal
canvass throughout the county Tor the judge
ship for which lac is an independent candidate.
Two Republican papers of Pacific county. sho
South Bend Journal and the Ilwaco Journal
are supporting him.
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CHICAGO BOARD or -x.n..

t6IcAeo, sept 7.-Wheat-Firm and higher
Oh good buying. steady cables, although quoted
shade lower. The market opened 4 cont
lower, advanced *. reacted, Improved a. iall OF
terday. Receipts, 626,ooo bushels; shipments,
$1,000 bushels.
Wheat-Firm: cash. 7Ss<c: December, 75ss(a
1850.
Corn--Higher; cash. 47i4e: December s7sxe
Oats-Firn; cash and september. $50: Octo-
Der. 34ssc
Rye-Quiet: SIC.
Barley-62el165c
Timothy-sI62
Flsx-$l06.
Whisky-SIa
Pork-Steady: cash and ssrtsnbor @ %:
October, So 971a.
Lard-Steady; cash and September g. 50: De-
tober, E.Sa
Short rlbs--sseady: cash and ssptsmbsr. q. 70:
October. F.62i<
Shonlders-$6 9<37 10
Short clear-$7.y0115 %
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Sept THE stock market was
rather more animated today In the general list
but the comparative ouietuds of industrials
prevented any more business being done. Trad
ing, however, showed q marked change for the
better. Coalers were most prominent, Reading
leading. Sugar opened Ac advance on the
dividend, but there was little demand. The
close was firm with generally small gains.
Lead, however, is up 27sc; Western Union, 2I<c;
Manhattan, nc; Cotton OIL, l5sc; Missouri Ia
cifc, lc.
Government bonds-Dull and easy.
Petroleum-October, closed, 55ssc.
The directors Of the Dstilling aud Cattle Feed.
ing Company have declared q quarterly divi-
dend Of half OF per cent.
BONDS.
Z. g. IS freg) ..... ia IL. -. (reg.)
U. g. A. (coupou).. lis Pacific 6s..........siO7
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BAR SILVER
NEW YORK, aept. bar silver, sTIc.
xERcHASDfsE
Hops-Quie, and easy
Coffee-Options closed steady, 1000 points
up sales were iG.5o0 bags, including septem-
Der, $ia4stl26o; October, &l3 Z5s9i&40: No
ver1ber, slaeSsl3la Spot Rio. nrmer and
quiet No. :, 1879.
-ngar-Firm and dull: refined quiet; off A,
4ssfGi 5-l6e: powdered, gisA1yt<c; granuiafed,
5 li-l6Asj f5-lsc; cubes, go &c.
Coptger-Weax: lake, fil2GJsl0
Lezd-Essy: domestic. 81 OlstSt i2K
TIn-,teady; strsits. &s0.s19-0.s.
BOSTON STOCK RxcHAsaE
Boston. sept. Z-Closing:
Atehison.... s7s1Mex Cen, COM. IS
EorIington....... loo14.beil Telephone. ID
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Sept 7.-cattle-Rseefpts, p. coo;
steady: best natives. &45a1h50: good
aud useful. s3ypG4 10; Others, o.. yoss3so; Tex
ans 3Ls412s0; rangers, 329lQ9i25: stockes
and feeders, 81 ood53.o0.
Hogs-Rsceipts. 22,5o. market, ioc higher
closed weak: rough aud common. tastgo. Is;
packing and mixed, g. 9r1ts 10; prime heavy and
ou.chers' weights. tJ.4so al: Light T. ioss5-5o
gra-sers, 81 a0G501
4ooa5z5 Western, 81 oss7sk So stock ewes. s225
e. 81; led Texaas, si-o9sAio feeding weih<rs.
$AoUg3oA
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

can FRANCISCAN. Sept. THE fruit market
was In q very Satisfactory condition this morn
Ing. Peaches and Bartlett pears were In good
demand
Inc Vegetable market was much depressed.
Inc market for dairy produce was fairly
active
Produce receipts-Fiour,1i.oo 900 quarter sacks;
wheat, 5000 centals: barley, 900 centals; oats,
z.uo centals; potatoes, 6oo0 sacks; bran. 5000
fioor-Famiy extras, $A150A35 per Dbl; ba-
kers extras, s. 1901. p; superiine, 81. 50{1a co.
Mheat-3L2714t9L 2Ssx for No l.; $3.50 per GEN.
tai Tor choice; milling. ST. per GENITAL.
Coast; s21z(0S2s4c for good quality; s5c for
choice: brewing, 95c(1sL0o per GENITAL for
standard: s711c(0s10 90 Tor lower grades
Oats-Surprise, $l.0Sl.s5; milling, Sl.37}x@
grades. sL0!lsd0L171z: black. 81 IDOL 25: gray.
&L27120 80 for ordinary, and 81 321,f9l 81 per
centai for milling.
Corn--si27,3 for large yellow, 81. s2,s for small
yellow, $l.SsgL371. per Genital for white.
WOOL NARKEr
Wool-spring: San Joaquin, years fleece,
good condition, Ter h., 1llgi2c; san joaquin,
years fleece. poor condition, 9tDl0c; six months
fleece. fair to best, 1c0l5c: Nevada, ISdsI7c;
Eastern Oregon, 10tGl7c; valley Oregon, $50 &c.
fall-Sonthern lambs, good TO choice, a0l0c;
plains, 6(GSc: mountain, free, 9(6i2c; mountain,
defective, 7(G9c; Northern lambs, Tree, 1S(9l5c;
Northern lambs. defective, 10G12c
FINANCIAL
Drafts-sight, Zoe: teiegraphic, 121sc. ster-
ling billB-Bank, $1s7; sight, $tssI5; CONNER
ciai, AS51 silver bars-S3i S0s3l1c- Mexican
ooilars-t.14go75zc.
Call board sales: Wholesaler. year. 81. sol<
Wi.3f4, closing, $l.02
Barley-December. 93Cta2lSc, closing &C.
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ORDINANCE NO. Assam ORDINANCE
u estabiishing the grade 81 Molike street. from
the mort line OF Depot street to the sohth me oi
Morse street. IN the city al seattle, x,,.
Be ft ordain,d by the cfty of seattle rs iotIow
Sstyrros l. Thai the grade OF MoitKe street from
,hs norm line OF Depot the south line OF
Morse s. rect lie and it is hereby Established a. the
following sIes atoms above datum, to"it:
Al ise west line OF Moltke street nj the north
line Of Nepot street. one hundred twenty aud Oh
AZ. es 80 ssst line Of Moltke street at the north
line Of nepo. street, one hundred Aad 'wenty-foas
'ss IA pe,nt one hundred snd twenty tIso) feet
north ~ The north lire Of pepos street ore hun
dre<i tw eniy three and So 10, feet tl2so!
Al the south line OF Jehn street. one hundred
q, me norm line Of John street. one hundred
sna ,weuty-thFee feet (l25l ,,
Al the south nae OF Thomas s'reeteighty-eight
"s. the north line Of Thomas street, eishiy-sir
'es Al the south line of Harrison street. hffy-two
'et. north lire OF Harrison street, hny feet
''a the south lire Of Republican street. twenty
", Al The nSrth of Republican street. t~eniy-
h'a tne south line Of Mercer street. twenty feet
Al the north lins Of Mercer street.. twenty feet
the souts line Of Morse street, els htsen feet
10 in ferce nom and after tts passage and ap-
prevai. ;! approved by the mayor Otherwise Is
shal. take effect al the tsrss u sAsli become IN"
,,r1ssr the p-uv}ssoas 81 tle city charter :.
psSSrs hr the boSrd of aiaeFElea The 81 Cav OF
s.nssratsr isgs ana s.gHea by me IN open session
in .Eshans!eaftnn 81 It's passage tAls 20 Cay OF
s.nssnsbsr fsag J. 4. SWEENEY.
rres,1a nt Bcari % AllerEuen
rs.sa1 by the house of delegates the Ioth .sat 81
August 1892 aad sigDed by me IN oFsen session IA
sgfhaai.ca:ion os IFS passage ,his t,h cav 81 sep
teulber. 1854 = hEofbE.s
J. T. RONALD. Mayor.
r,,a. n, M. This TN Gas Of september, 1892,
GEORGE J. sTDSLAAS. Cay S.sIA-
rpblts6sd eegssrshsI 8. 1884
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
LONDON, Sent - Bar silver, SD Con.
sols. ed Bank Of England discount per
cent
LIVERPOOL. Sept 1.-wheat-Holders ofYer
moderately. No. red spring. % "a: No. q red
winter. dun, 6s.
Corn-spot supply In excess Of demand; do
futures; holders offer moderately; spot and
September, auIl, - Al; October steady, q cd:
November, steady, Is SD.
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The Northern Pacific Railroad Company run
through Pullman cars from Seattle 10 Chicago
without change, making best time Of any trans
continental line Its dining service IL unsx-
eellei aud altogether affords the most comfort
able route for passengers tcketet 70 points in
the East, South or Southwest see your tickets
read over thls line. For tickets, Pullman Feser.
vatIons and full Information write l. A. sadsaf.
general agent, seattle; or CAL at city tsckes
Office, Olympic block, cSrner iesier avenue and
Front street, or depot ticket ofhce, foos OK
Coiumkis street
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For steamship tickets. outward or prepaid. tor
any point in Europe, call at Northern Pasihs
city of.Iee. corner Front street and YeslsR
avenue, or NJ depot tickat Office. foot OF Column
bia street, where tickets over all lines may %
hal. Parties residing out OF seattle get iuil In
formation by addressing l. A. Nadssu, general
agent, Northern PaciEe Railroad Company, ss-
sftle
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Y AsHoN ISLAND RoCTR
STEAkER GLIDE

Leaves TacoraA $50 Moad.ys, wesnr.fsys ana
Fridays toE OsiA AM way lxB1tags t. Seattle
Leave 7 Sccl4A T1e<ssys. Thursdays al. -A.ur
GAYS s0r BasnaA- Tres Mosass ChsnxAaqsa yashsn
asz6 seattle Returning, leaves 3AAer Co.'S eoex
ever SAx Gas ssEGAf .. z 2. u.
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

AYoTICE TO CoNTRACToRS-BgoA
IN and DeFoyest streets grade.
sealed proposals VIII be received by the unday-
s,eued secretary Of the board OF ubc works OF thu
civ Of seattle, up 10 noon OF Monday Sepfember
. II A. D. 1897, for the grading and conslruct,on
Forrest IN the city Of seattle from YesIer
avenue TO south line of Oak street. I'm said CITY in
accordance with the plans and specifications now
on file In this Office
Each bid is to he accompanied by certified
rbeck payable 10 the order OF the city comptrolnr
for . sum not less than five t5) per cent. OF the
amount bid. ara no bid shall be considered unlesx
accompanied by such check.
The successful bidder will he required 10 enter
into contract and furnish satisfactory bondsmen
for the amounts required by IN city charter and
ssass laws within O) days after being notif;ed
Of the award. falling which said check and the
amount thereof will be forfeited To the city said
Improvement IL TO be paid for by the mode az
~payment by bonds and the contract TO I've en-
tered therefor shall provide that said improve
nent snail not be begun until the bonds 10 be
Issued for the payment thereof shall have been
said contract shall ne void
Noperson Is eligible as a bidder who has within
two prior To the letting Of said contract made
defanlt Ia payment Of any just claim for any work
or labor performed or for any skill or maler.al
furnished pursuant 10 any contract a. Is here
sdvertisei, or who. within said two years mas
assigned abandoned. surrendered or failed to com.
ple,e any such contract
The board of public works reserves the right to
reject any and all bids
Proposals TO he Endorsed on the envelope "Bfosd-
vay and De Forest Streets Grade"
Please attach . copy OF this advertisement to
bid
BY order OF the board of public works
G. g. HEfFNER Secretary
First publication. September ], 1892.
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ORDINANcE NO a.334-AN ORDNANCE
~ establish the grade OF Howard street. from
the north line of Depot street to the south hne or
sixth reet in Pontius addition TO the city OF Sc
BE il ordained by the city of Seattle as follows:
SECTION J. That the grade OF Howard street,
from the north line of Depot street to the south
line of sixth street in PoBtius addition TO the city
of Seattle be and t is hereby established at the fol-
lQwln. elevations above datum. to-Wlt:
AT the west line Of Howard street at the north
line of Depot street, one hundred twenty-five and
Al the east line Of Howard street at ths north
line of Depot street, one hundred twenty fine and
75-l00 feet (l25.I5e
Al the south line of Second street, one hundSed
twenty three feet tl23).
Al The no. In line of second street. one hundred
Al the south line of Third street, one hundred
ten and 50-i0o feet (ilo.oO)-
At the north line of Third street one hundred
Al the sonlh line OF Fourth street one hundred
feet (lO0l.
a, ,he south line OF fifth street ninety six feet
Al the north line OF Fifth street ninety-five and
50-i0o feet t95 ao,.
AT the south iiIe OF Sixth street ninety-one feet
on
he in force from aud its passage ADD approve
IL approved by the mayor; Otherwise ~ shaii take
effect At the time II shall become law under the
provisions at the city charter
Passed by the board Of aldermen the "a Day OF
September. 1892. and signed by me IN open session
san,amhar 1894 j. r. SWEENEY.
President Board OF Aldermen
Passed by the house Of delegates the 18TH day o.
su,heuticaiien Of It's IassaSs ms c on sss q"
September is'% pr.siden, aonse OF Delegates
J. I. RONALD, Mayor.
Filed by me this 7th day of september, 1899
GEORGE J. -TONEMAN, City CLERK.
Published this sth day vt September. 1897
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Published September 8, 1899.

ORDINANCE NO. 2333-AN ORDINANCE
~ establishing the grade Of Lincoln street, from
me north line OF Depot street to the south line Of
BE II ordained by the city OF Seattle ~ follows:
the north Tine of Depot street to the south line Of
orange street. be and 1t is hereby established at the
she west ne n abose damn n,r,,
n az or OF Depot street one hundred and twenty-five
AT the east line OF lincoln street at the north line
on tepot street one hundred and twenty three and
At the west line OF Lincoln street at the south
line Of Second street, one hundred and eleven feet
At the east line of Lincoln street at the south
1l2).
At the west line OF Lincoln street at the north
line OF Second street. one hundred and sixteen feet
At the east line Of Lincoln street at the north
line OF Second street, one hundred and seventeen
feet tll7).
Atihe south line OF Third street. one hundred
At the north line Of Third street. one hundred
and fifteen feet (l15J
At the south line Of Fourth street. ninsty-nins
Atthe north line of Fourth street, ninety nine
AT the south line Of Fifth street. ninesytwo feet
Al the north line Of Fifth street. ninety-two feet
Al the south line OF Sixth street. seventy nine
At the north line Of sixth street. seventy eight
feet 0sp.
At the west line OF lincoln street at the south
line of Grange street, seventy-two feet (72I
at the east line of Lincoln street al the south
line of Grange street, seventy three feet tT3l.
Sec 2 This ordinance shall take effect and shall
be In force and after Its and approval
IL approved by the mayor; otherwise II shall take
effect al the time il SHAH become law under the
provisions of the city charter.
Passed by the board of aldermen the I'd day Of
September, 1892. and signed by me in open session
I'm authorization of its passage this I'd day OF
Septem Der 1892 J. T. SWEENEY,
Precedent Board of Aldermen
Passed by the house Of delegates the 18th day Of
August. 1892. and signed by me In open session
in Authorization of its passage this 6th day or
September, 1892. J. :. kLOEBER,
President House of Delegates
Approved by me this 9TH day of September, 1892,
j. T. RONALD, Mayer.
Filed by me this 7ih day OF september, 1892
GEORGE j. SLOVENIAN, City Clerk.
Published September Sth, 1892.
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Excursions To snoauaImie Falls.

t2for round trip on sundays. limited To data
ofsslsL 80 Tor round trip, thrse-dAy siexess
TO be fold On Saturdays. speels, rates Tor par
ties made on application % me- Fine trout ish.
ing; delightful resort: goot hotel l. A Ma
deau, General Agent
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COUNTY TREASURERS NOTICE-THE
~ county treasurer of King county. Washington,
Will pay on presentation the following school war
rants on districts IN King county, to-wit:
District No. l-All outstanding warrants up to
and in Guiding warrant No. 2,45O, dated February
20, 1892.
District No SAN warrants prior to and fncud-
ing warrant No. 1873, drawn on the general fund
district No 7-AiI warrants prior TO and incud-
ing warrant No. Ga drawn either the general
special fund
District No. lS-Au warrants prior to and In
ciuding warrant No. 79. drawn on the general
fund.
District No. 50-warrants Nos 2l3. pa ais
2l6, 2l7, 2l8 2l9 and 22O. drawn on the general
fund.
District No. 79-Warrant No. 81 on general
fund.
District No. 93-AlI outstanding warrants drawn
on the general fund.
District No. I07-An warrants drawn the
general fund.
No interest will be paid on such warrants after
the LIST day of september, 1892
BYRON PHELPS, County Treasurer
Dated AusuSt 81. 1892
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PEOPLES SAVINGS sASx. .

pSsFLss SAVINGS BASE. OCCIDENTAL
eaeSk, Seattle. WashiRgloa. Cssr,J sfno n "a
poaeers - Seari of Trustees - h.iI.x CO.,.
= neat asI' JACOB rnrth; Wee Pses.asn,: Ann
d. Ssooad vfos- fsssits-s gaxaes K Har
49,. "a Ass.stans cAshisx: Z s-hes6sehsr Jons
Ty, VIA r bailey. Jehn Co,lins tnfo a.nE.
r,.Is-sAcl' savings bank bus. ae.s srrIrsv.ir
s~5r.s S isc~ived nom one dollar .s zen tnoussri
:. sax Per cent Interest per a. 40 "a .sia~.S
~ ma our per csoi o. oroEEary eer,rs,,S
Aaroas eecsArsd us last cay az 3Isy SO r..
$500 loans MADE on ssal esLsss svr .rE,ars<
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IT'D Am AMI CHIDDTNN
l. AdDL ANU
A RiO DrOn in tho Oats Marknf
A0Ss
JOhhiuv prieo SSS
OeALehS MAKE NO OFFERS NOW.
Shipment Ia San Fr.,.....
Ansn ASsr ago
But Few Salmon Vat
-rnr.
- sN''LS nAhhoh TO-DAY
HIGH WATER lou
IN / II In m - $3.50 -
III ~ Pn- IT, \ an. IT, pm. #
SIS 1873 5s2jls5a u4a &C .n ,, 4
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All rokr TOWNSEND.
4 AZ i o. IL 1 Ia 4, Il "a
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L.
SEATTLE, Sept. J, 1907
Exchanges At Seattle. Tacoma and P,rtlsu3
clearing houses today were.
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CEATrLE, TACOMA AND OLYMPIA Roryrv
- The new, fast and commoaoas sleane.
CITY OF ABERDEEN
Carrying passengers and freight will leave ON thu
following schessass, DAILY, gxCEPr >pSpAys for
Tacoma. AeNei4 : Island and Olympia connecting
with boats 10 And from shelton and ksmllcAla
Leaves CITY DIX Seattle, at y 90 a Ia: y p
dock GacoIIlA, al 1920 ~. arriving o. Percsvals
wharf olsrapla al l;20 y. ia ketarnlng: leaves
ISIS Eipis al 90 = n: accuaa SO "a Il ar.
rave - seattle 80 ? N.
THOMAS s. TEw. Manager
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE NORTHERN.

r Pasher, Tacoma MeCready, Tacoma
III Fairfield. Snohom w Usher & ". Everett
VIM III Fowler, 5 f Alexander, Sedro
Mrs b Swarty PIT Ang ii Brooks Pt Biakeley
Or y Harris, Everett Little, Victoria, &c
Geo A kingsbury, l. Cooper, New York
J b Chandler W, Chic w stewart, Portland
Mrs + T. Parker, Snoho Hogarty, "Yonson CO.
4 simmer. Everett II ID Posner, Chicago
Lockwood, + John NJ Harvey, chtca
Doyle, San Meto 5 W Knee, - Paul
Jones d W, Pt TWINS II Foultx, wiliiamspt
sullivan, Portland Or Fairfield, suohomish
Mrs y NJ Peek, Whatcm Jonus. Wsstmin
A Fanger, ST Kutner, ST
X smith, Allores G II PrichArd, Tacoma
Geo W Hastings. Tacoma
rHs ARLINGTON.
p Cook, City DIR McCoiIoch, City
CT cllapp RI Twd a Hummer, II Angeles
Alfred Hull. Victoria N Bear. st Paul
VIM II sehapen, do Lseales. s r
JAS Kirkwood, do A Dsis & wi. Ohio
Miss Lebold. Gilman Vim Webster, Vancouvr
Attridge, IT Ludlow II T Palmerston, spok
Miss Attridge, do J Hawiey, Everett
Jas Pye &sn. Minnapiis Thos Dryer, do
Mrs I'D Elwel. Snomsh Emory Lyon, do
Mrs u England, do X Edgerton, Tacoma
Jno Phinney, Phinney Miles kuik, do
Potter, City
THE OCCIDENTAL
Geo A Shea, Everett wJCalligan, ST
Apeues. Nancou Miss Connolly, NY
A Little, Whatcom Miss Blancke, do
Grant, do Miss N Deane, do
ii Easlc, Kingston NJ Miller, do
MeTaggart, Sedro I " Ryan. do
} u smith, Mt Vernon Snyder, Candy
Mrs Jackson, Portland + Homer & VT, SF
+ Castle, San Fran D Hauthoru, Astoria
Lawrence Il W. Tao Mccain. Snohomish
ID Macauiey, Spokane Converse, Garfield
DoanS, Olympia Evans, CsDtraiia
Paul Fuhr. Portland ] A Ciaise, Gilman
Whitaker, Everett Hasaeil, 10
Z J Bro Snohonish Miss NJ Hart, Sedro
Mrs NJ u ost Olympia B Eagles, Victoria
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-08
CITY NOTICES.

AUCTION NOTICE-THE CITY OF SEAT
n tie will sell 81 public auction ut police head
quarters, ., 1880 III. THURSDAY, September y,
1892: 1850 sacks, more or less 1000 feet Of
condemned rubber hose; 400 pounds copper, one
light two horse wagon and any other articles then
deemed advisable to dispose Of BY order board OF
pablo works. G. q. HEIFNER, Secy.