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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-18
EASTERN MARK ETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE stock market was
rather irregular in early trading, but in the
main higher. The advance III leading railway
shares Was eqaal 70 i1.G5s but some speeialties
showed a much greater improvement. Dis
tii.ers and cattle feeding sold up lss:
Canadian Pacific, 70; Dulu.h, South
Shore & Atlantic, q for common aud
for preferred: Edison Illuminating, &. and
Ohio Southern NJ The upward movement in
prices brought little increase OF business and
the iacx OF enthusiasm on the bull side finally
induced the bears TO NIKE a vigorous demon
siration against the list. Omaha common fell
u per cent to - The remainder OF the list
yielded only y - ? per cent. despite the pound
ing by bears ami the MARKETING OF 8 certain
amount OF STOCK
FINANCIAL
Money on call---{d5 per cent Prime merca1-
tie pauer, so pr cent SterltYg Exchange
s. SIS 3-l6 io7 six -iay bills; sls7 10. demand.
MERCHANDISE.
Cofae-Options closed steady. points up to
points down, aud closed hrnl. l9st-o points up
sl6 I59i6 D: December, ia9NSI6o5; January,
sla7<si5.S5: February, sl56); March. $la4 %
la69: May, slo.2 9ia4'; september. sla0tE9
ID. - -po; & o-Movc active; No :, l7c.
Capper-Quiet and firm: L k, slL s13ll@
Lsai-Q met; Domestic, s. -.
TING Lis;; RAFT, Sui 90 %.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO Nov. 7-Catile-Reoeip;s, 1900
sh pInelt. l,500. Market for choice stFcvg;
hers lower; be natives. SO -: Others, s. s.
Oh D. stoeker>. Sl7j(35; cow, sfsy- 70.
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PIERCE COUNTY.
Official Canvass of Votes Gives Harri
son Only 3sA kIuraiitY.

TACOMA. Nov. lz-(Special. The Pierce
county canvessihe board has counted all the
precincts, regardless o! irregularities, il being
advised by Prosecuting Attorney Shell 10 count
every vote anu report its fniings. rhe official
coan, gives the Populis. candidate for wrecA-
master plurality of SO Mr.. Ra. ph is therefore
the only Popuiist elected.
II. Il. Harris. one OF the Populist leaders. anc
a candidate ior prosecuting attorney, said TO-
night:
Il believe III contessing the whole ticket, /
think shah contest N precincts where there
were irregularities and where ,here was plu-
Ta,lty against me"
The canvass will he officially completed 20
morrow. In the Thi.ty-third reprsse ata,iv.
district there IS 81 tie. Gsskell. Rep, and Ed
wards, PEG. each having ia votes. Shade,
Rep. is elected IN the Thirty -tourtA representa-
tive district II Is also settled that Cox, Rem,
is elected county school superintea lent taus
com D.etiug tie list OF o1iices which were IN
doubt.
The vote on the state ticket as shown by the
official count was:
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ShAGTr COUNTY.
Orlciat Returns Give 1cGraw $40 Plu-
rsitty Over Sniyeiy

MOUSr VEENON, Nov. Ii special Tho Of
aciai returns oil skagit coaugv have lust been
corp.eted t. shows that tire Harrison electors
received plurality oi ahou. So over the CleVe-
land electors saa nesr,y SO more than the
Weaver electors. the Proaibsuoa vote en- the
head az the ticket MS ouly - For congress
nen wilson led Doo,litis by 65 votes sad Doc
t3stse cot 80 votes u.ogs tHaa taF1o.L with Mua-
CAV oloso esaiad AMI Knox s:i Naa PxtIen s
eoa. "a ~ auuired sower. Mc1-aw's pgu-al ~
Cy1E >utyey = $40 sad over NoUng Nct Hart
son C.Cth.ei, foE STATE treasurer, raa about So
ahead uf his ticket juice AcBr,ae cos a ms
.esity OF "a i,sr supeF.or iudse over Iuracr while
Million vas elected a. the short tera w.ihoUt
eypas iIlou. Mcmillan beat Toola Tor tAo ieg,lS-
isterc. II 3EaA. Dem 3erat4e csUa .sta foc Slcg X
e.; n hy - plurality, while Shields, Repu eiean
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dom WI De- the heaviest dow gere,i title IN the
peerage. The widows OIL the sixth ana seventh
dukes are still alive, next comes Lady 3 and
ford, the late dukes first wife, who secured 4
divorce from him, and, lastly. the present
duchess. he ioiutures OF these four will add
to the drain upon the revenues of the estate,
which are heavily eacumberet. The new duke
IS physically contrast TO the genera run of
c urchllls He IL small and slim, with & neat
figure. His features resemble those of the first
Duke OF Marlborough. he has high foFehs I'D
and an aQuiline hose. He is at Trinity
COLLEGE, cambridge university, where he has
proved an able student. At the same time he is
q clever polo ant cricket player and bold rider
10 hounds. lie has something of his fathers
art tastes, being already well known 10 Bond
street dealers III antiques.
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JIDt.E FikLD'> ES.GNATtON.
VIA Br Handed in To Harrison tniess
Cleveland Makes Promises

NAsHINGroN CITY, Nov. J. i qGlre> 5atl TO
cofro9oTAte the So meat ,Aa- Ju,,.v F!eli de-
sleu> offering ais II sgI4.Ina 10 Pre- ideni II AZ
yi.oi - TIA. Ge may ap Ola. III ccsSor te.oFe
Cleveland return to oaIc-. ha story = be-
levcd, however. and !uU.aa,e friends OF Fled
assert .c&t as FEST suat.oa viii no GUub, be
forthcoming uale>s Cleveland WI, . edge aI>
word tAa, ne 81 not aprolnt as rs successor
Judge VA lace. o. Ssn F,ant.sco. Il Is lfGe Z. a,
judge ,e,i i Hot oG The most friendly terms
with Cleveland. but those who are acquainted
win the Circuansj&ug e. which have ven ri,e
"a tlc rumurS oi the formers rc.tgemect say
That the bad zee ins = not strong eUouga 70
prompt Justice Field c0amlt an a.. which
Woul4 AID another ~ tn pao icau judges On
tie supreme ocGch. but tls. = ~. mos. "
against Wallace - a. such cha acter that he
vii ;ake M chances 81 tas san Franciscan be-
ias appointed. As re las heard ;as; ClsyeiSnd
Regards Ma - with !syor, no douh; he has
taae0 steps II secure assurance that THE appoint
Iacu; VIII uol go - ths California judge Fal.-
Ing 70 receive such assurance. Field WI prob
ABS lenter his cs.gu4tgon ana give Harrison
IA opportunity 10 appolas s Republican 10 All
fr.s Nag.r.S
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The collier Pretoria, from Glasgow for Boz
deaux. caugh, IRE and sank near Brest The
captain. mate AMI tive SeanieA are missing
The jury for the trial of 81. b Curtis C''Sana1
Posen'O for the murder OF Policeman Grant
AZ San Francisco. has been eomrleted, and the
case has be4u continued u I'll Monday.
c. Ne son, Il boats,eerer. enc OF the survivors
OF tne whaling bark Helen Mar. which was los:
last month IN the Arctie. has arrived on the
whaling steamer Jessie Freeman. which picked
him un Nelson says Cap'. Ihaxter fell into
the sea rom ,Ee small, boat III which they en-
narke. when the wreck occurred, and was
drowned.
Tee Qreen OF Portugal. who. with her royal
spouse Is gue-t ar the SPANISH court ex-
pressed desire 10 see bu.l ne NJ anu q Teen
Re ent Chris;iana arr nged for an EXHIBITION
which wa~ gwen Thurs lay IL the presence OF
tie court an royal visitors. e show was a
great success and thoroughly eAloyed. The
Kin OF Portugal. III n momeHt a enthu SIN,
tnrew diamond scarf pm al tie feet o! Mazzan-
teni. the ;orreador.
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DEFICIT nut LIKELY.
Secretary Foster on the Condi-
ton of National Finances.
MRS. LEASE MAY BE SENATOR.
She Il . Candidate-Ctah TO Receive
Statehood in Return for Nor.
mon Democratic Vote.

WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. 1.-THE heavy pen
sion Payments this month, amounting TO $I5.-
OouOou and the UNEXPECTED sliing of in govern
ment receipts, has reduced the cash balance in
the treasure 81. CSC oo, nearly ell OF which is
either in subsidiary silver or on deposit with
national banks. 4 still further decline is ex-
pected ce:ore the end OF the month. but il viii
undoubsedl, be checked shorty BY the natura.
increase in revenue. Secretary Foster said to-
day that no withstaroing the recent unusual
heavy drains on the treasury and the fact that
the sugar bounty for the year will amount TO
s.o.ooo, 600. against 100000 for the yea pre-
vious, he was confident that there would he no
defect in the national finances during the fiscal
yRr
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UTAH TO BE MADE A STATE
In Return for Mormon Democratic
Votes at the Recent Election.

OMAHA. Nov l7.-Dr. George L u ar, the
veteran Democratic edito. OF this city, was
asked today about his connection with the re-
ported deal by which Utah, Wyoming and Idaho
had been swung into the Democratic column.
The doctor was not inclined 20 talk. nut finally
admitted that the promise of statehood may
have had something to do with the result in
Utah In former years, when D.. Miller was in
charge OF Western Democratic politics. frequent
attempts were made to enlist the support OF the
Mormon church in aid OF Democratic success,
bu, the time had not yet arrived for consumma.
ton. The recent trade By watch the Mormons
were promised statehood for Utah in exchange
fer ,unpo-. is said by close political friea OF
Dr. Miiier'S 10 have been brought about through
the doctors effort
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TRIMS or COUNTY OFFICERS.
Some Persons Say they Begin in March
Not IN January,

O1YxrIA. NOV. l7,-IspeeaL A question has
heeu raised here 70 the date when the .utF
officers causen al the re~ant election VIII 20 into
Calce II = claimed that The section contained
ia h.V> Code providing that the new officers
SHAH begin the. term on the FIST Monday IA
lauua-y was repealed In i>>6 by al act making
tie terms commence on the first Monday IA
Narcn. The schedule OF the constitution pso-
v.ded taat tac county officers elected IN l>S9
should bod cflue untu the second Monday "a
january, ISL. when the officers elected III $500
went into u6ce, bat Il Is ccnienGed that future
Terms axe governed by the statute OF lisa
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scnatnr Ne.t orr rarIr Kefnrm.

KANSAS CITY, Nov, t1->enator Vest says the
nawocrst, WIZ proceed cautiously n reforming
;as tariff and net su:asa the Mckinley bil as a
blacksmith woGla destroy watch. Free trade,
pure au3 SIMPLE, he said, was .np0Ss bic, Tor
rs oaly pr1oeF ~ ay TO false money - carry en-
t&c government MS by q customs tariff lie
rlGscule4 the idea Of extra session OF congress
& da4. Win the t4ri!t Cleveland" he said.
- too level headed !os any such nonsense. lie
does not believe IL Z cavalry charge upon the
ex,..ius system OF taxation. and Wiz proceed
-. IN
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The Duke Of Marlborough

On the night preceding his death the late
Duke OF Marlborough was engaged IN writing
an attic e on modern raj way cars. which had
been suggested to him by the recent railway ac-
cidsnts il England His business activities are
shown by the fact that he was chairman OF
three companies and a director in two Others.
These nnpanies were connected with electric
Lighting, Telephones and railways. Inc duke.
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MRS. LEASE FOR senate
The Kansas Virago Is a Candidate and
Nav Succeed.

TOPEKA, Kan. Nov. 1.-THE opinion exists
here that stranger thing might hannen than
the election OF Mrs. Nary E. Lease as United
states senator from Kansas Mira Leases caasii.
Gaey has become a serious reality. she is fix
ing wires FOR the place, aud her popularity with
the rank and file OF the party will give her at
least equal cnance with other aspirsnts.
. especially 90 there seems TO be no consd.u.
tiocal disqualification.
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Grea. Northern steamers to Victoria.

VICTORIA, Nov. l7-E 5. Jse>son, general
agent at Portland OF sne Great Northern rail-
road, Is IN this city. He says Il Is more than
hke!y that Victoria Will have direct connection
with the new road. He came here 20 iook up bus
iness and the amount of trade with the Sound
and the East. From figures he got from United
states Consul Myers the company u Likely to
have its own eouneetir z steamers.
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SAN FRANC.sCu. Nov l1-enmmaries 0: 10
das : Fac.s:
FIVE and half fu-loncs-G son won. Ge--
Al1sne second. ue ANA thlr... Time, I:u I.
teIio mi e-iet! le Mi, wuti, ,A.l-A Fu second
K vo!ver iElrd. 7 He, l:ll.
Nil and hre qaArt-ls-Be,>ie W. won, Elm
wood second. Nor Nlf,s t4t-d I ir scr.
Male niiy y"r >--eheti al won, Z peraaza
era -. f H-yo ttirI.
Eve s4r. nc>-..e "a Rose wo D.. VI .duis :
second, M0uat ar.O> tAiri. Fine. l:Vl-
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Record of California League.
CLUBS

SAN JOSH, M. IL re OF oIay's game:
s.n Joe 0. = s. rors 0. san Francisco 0. hits
S, errors , Batt-ries--L .okahs Oh and Ga Ike:
Eauni'.g AMI spies. Ten innings were played
wi;aou; 4 sco-c. II The eui u. wien III game
was cal = OF cHAIu, o. darS"e->.
FAN FRANCISCO. Nov i7--core of toiay's
6 ..ie: GAS l. nit, =, r. y /: 10, Augeie,
=. as ), e. or> ) Batter c--Ea4 H4 trea ana
A!lson: <Hob ant Bat WIN. It y =, a ten-.u-
Elns game, the c'-e np 20 ! -en o-lns : to-
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Nomat;er what can be said OF the disastrous
results Tor the progressive party III NUMBER OF
the heretofore sold Eastern state, " ashiugtou
has p-e>srved her good reputation by rewarding
the deserving larty III the election OF john Il.
Mc,iraw for governor and the entire state ticAei,
teether Win wilson 4pd Doolittle as our repre-
sen,atives in the Fltty-thiri eongres-. Ii the
olaer Northern states had stood as firm in the
laith a. did this, Tie coming reign oi national
GalsS ,verl Tne8t would not te eonir nIed--
oatcSfGC SgR
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Victoria Naval News.

VICTORIA. Nov. 1.-THE co1rt-msrtial trial OF
Capt Lamb.o and Staf Commander Bowden,
OF II. ~ s Wsrspise. resulted ID their being
reprimandei for not paying sufficient attention
to o..lc a. noses on navi-a:ion.
The wsrspits comes OF the dock Monday and
starts for gland on December The Hya-
Gin he VIII remain st Esquimslt for the winter,
and the Aeipomeae, Daphne and Symphe wiz
30 south mex. weex.
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was renewed. Her. Demuewol., o! Mann helm,
argued that it was necessary for the working
Inesi to cease all labor oa May lay, in order 10
fr gaten manufacturers into submission II
wa necessary, be said, 10 expose the nanufsct-
urers brutality and show the power OF the So
cIais;s- After lengthy debate the congress
IN lily rejected resolution in favor OF biadin,
81 >sseiaiists to absolute cessation Of work on
May Gsy
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OHIO IS REpUBLICAN.


Ono Of Democratic Electors Probably
successful.
COLUMBUS. Nov E.-->ecretsry OF State Poor
man makes q statement which is believed He
presents the official plrrsli.ies as follows:
Taylor. Rep, for secretary OF state. 200 plurality;
the electoral ticket, panfort, Ran., has
900 plpraiity over Sewari, Dem.. ana 2.1s2 more
votes than any other Republican elert0r. This
i an average plurality o; 1897 for the Repub-
loan electors. Dewa-d. Dam. has LISP votes
more than the average Republican plurality,
and has 1850 votes more than the Democratic
electora
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Eighty acres ~ miles soutn q
&C dental square. Grans strrss
ca line.
Il wenty acre 90 Broadway: =
rlinn es' ride from ersines
&c ter.
So acres two miles from CO..
dental square: water froaia<
valuable location for NJ k1ns
OF manuf,ctartl plant
= 5 logs IN acreage on ETC.,
Nay; dnes; piece OF property y
me city.
20 acres one nile rnrfh Of LaDs
URion and AiioisinE 49,
Urion second I'd i.tsoa. ~
blocks rom street car Ina
20 acres cne-haif mile uvn
pSs;offica OF town ol 0amM
good eoA, land; very casae
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FOE EIGN MARK Z I IS.

BgEA0STUFFs.
LIVERPOOL. Nov l7.-Wseat-Firm; holders
offer >DdT Dg.y.
Coru- Firm; demand fsir; mixed Western, IS
u or GENITAL.
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The Union i'aelic IS the oaiy trSnscontInentsl
line runn.ug two rlrolg trans daily iEon tha
Northwest 10 Omaha. kaasa> C.ty, - Louis ani
Chicago AMI ali points hast Moisra equip
meat. "A tune and tae best NJ service. llcAGi
-C-t... IL, -,.c,., Z treeL A. e. Martin. agent
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,L--poolt:le. Carroll, Knox L-N4lson,
si.uuay. Nan Patteu.
i4-Au,.ers, Hanna, Gard .ner 2-,cot,, Reid.
n.
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RESIDENCE LOTS.

Two lots. i20xl20. German 4
Tenth and Msdis-n sareess: tie
caoices- residences peypsrEy d
the cit
20 acres unplatted equa b
u lots. with Eae viss Of sAks
1soa aud Puget >eun1: .
choice piece Of properly ~
building I'll elesan: aors
= ne blccS ofsixteeaiofa nzayp
addition TO kliey'a s6alsis1;
eS Y terms
Two caosce lots. 6exi39 escA
ast PARK addition: 81 psss
a BARGAIN.
$500 c sh. hasaacs noltfy
payments; choice txssozs;&
lot eCuai to two fuu tatE ksxS
PARK Addition.
10 ana n hslss. EaA Puk -
altion; = nae view; a0rpA
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Owing t. the p d. neal meeting N grand bal
M Ter ;he Ali>D ees OF the flr>' regiment band
has b1eu Iostl.t ned Tor one wees.
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The Socialists and May Day.

REELI>, Nov. IT.--At the socialist congress to-
DAY the discussion Q. the May Day Gels bEssion
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Uaiem $ ~ca.ni;x asVe purchased tas Seattle
M2gc2-'tl. mach alI oyster house lacy are
serving uEe .l0cAes
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Election Contest in Oregon.

PORTLAND, Nov FL, is understood that the
Democratic state central committee will contest
the election of the Republican eleetor receiving
the lowest vote the ground that Nathan
Pierce, eect0r on the Populist ticket aud who
was Endorsed by the Democrats, did not have his
full vote counted. In printing the official bal
lot Pierces name was printed under both the
Populist and Democratic groups by Democratic
county clerks. wailA the publicans printed i;
only under the Popuist group 1t is alleged by
The Democrats that in counting the vote the Re-
publican JUICES threw out the ballots where
Pierce's name appeared twice. II is Claimed
that in C.atsop county 60 votes for cree were
not COUNTED As the coun; stands Pierce is only
few hundred behind. The D .rlocrae, say they
will make make the contest not because Pierce's
vote is needed in the electoral college, but they
want TO make . test case.
The warehouse OF Haslscher & Kahn, at
Clar.bel station. twelve miles from Modesto,
Cal. was burned Wednesday night, with 1900
tous OF wheat Loss, sll0.000 Most OF the grain
was owned BY farmer and wa sured.
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60 20 tAe ScaJtle Mercantile Lunch and oyster
house .os F-Isi-e.ass lunch. Aaia1a i ssnIllsz
p.SpIls.Srs.
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DEAL ESTATE.
"A, For sale by THE |. H. GRIFFITH REALTY BANKING
- ~ CO.. liz James ST., Butler Block.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

paying u per cen.
ne. gilt edged inve tment
-r NJ street lot. q bar
gan at $1,000
LOT on From: street with party
walls adjoining. bargain
brick on WASHINGTON
straS {, between commercial. aad
South second; income : pc.
cent net
: Pike street; l2o-f0ot front; in
preyaulsnyS cost SIS. 90, preSen.
Income ; per cent net; cheapes.
property on Pike street
Lot on Second str 81: cheapest
property offered today.
Lot on third street, 5-xl2o: pays
b pes Cent net
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TACOMA. Nov. III Special Judge Allyn, ri
TIE SUPERIOR ooars. tells oi curious instance Of
the ot1ce seeking the man. Ihe arsI &aoN ledge
TIA, IL. has boen named Is . rcEeGt O. tee state
diversity - Gov Ferry Was gained Through
newspaper 53.pAScacs lie Gas Wsi,tea cos.
Ferry stating tal, last aut extending tae hope.
that sA1;l.J d: prove lhat il i tie '0taer fellow
who hss ceee lalue,!, as &c fears : probably tae
case. &c N..l sert0rm his duties thoroughly and
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RESIDENCE PROPERTY.

Sco D0n-, ne Of The aesf arranged houses
S-csVVO IN the city; I'm view: an e4sgsn.
homs IN very respect
4 S00-Sevenrocm house: ne view OF
IscpV laSe Washington. W Ii trade for
per cent mortgage
fsst Ss2s A1ass wss. RFS road
East Park addition; nae views, q
snap
soss so ef Of Ss:a s; ns
line on Kenny street; "a bargain
> I0sl-EiGhr-ccon house, OF eox 70 IN
%sSVV East Park al !ition: city water:
thres blocks from JAIME, street car
line.
S(00-We have four houses. lots Snxl 20
law feet eSea. that can sell for
Sl..uo each; easy terms.
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DE1THy IND FTYERALs.

ASDFRsoN-on sunday May e 1892. az sunny
dale, Wash, Scrog-a Anderson, suddenly, aged
6S years.
Funeral takes place in Seattle
La CRoIx-on SUNDAY. May 9. 1892, a. Frank
Hin Wash Lottie La Croix OF bronchitis aged
years
Funeral takes place at O'Clock to-day from Bon
ney Il stewards morgue, interment being made in
Lake View cemetery.
The funeral of John Jaeger takes place from
Bonney d Stewart morgue at $3.50 o'clock to-
morrow morning interment being made in Lake
View cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs lane Primrose takes place
at Port Madison al O'Clock today. Steamer
Sarah II. Renton leaves here AT 10 o'clock with
funeral party, going by way OF Port Blakeiey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-10
Special NOTICES.

NOTICE-THE CALEDONIA HOUSE HAS
~ charged hands and is now known the
Waco house: new management everything neat
and clean; beds 2bc, 50c. and 81 per day; fur
nshet and unfinished rooms cor light housekeep-
ing. No 2l3 Commercial street.
~ niture added this week TO our already complete
stock. Bellown Furniture Company, 9l5 Front
street; installments
I ADIES-FINE SUITS MADE TO ORDER;
- Eastern prices Queen City Millinery Parlo:s,
5i7 Third
- .UUO thousand collars reward for anv man
who ever saw "a newspaper not worth more than
the price asked for il, salt of clothes pair of
pants made by us ditto: tailor who could make
better fits or show later styles; any who
strives harder 20 please his customers appre-
Ciates their patronage more. Pc feet satisfaction
pay is our rule. We will make IL to your in
tereSt 10 give Us a call CLIQUE Tailoring Company
over Hyams e Pauson'F Clothing store.