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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-08
BRoMN SHOT FIRST.
Tho Garfield Park TraEsdy-statolnen
of a Witness. -

of Witness. -
CHICAGO, March 7.-Capt. R R. Rice,
sheriff of Lincoln county, Arkansas
and owner of several horses at Garfield
Park, was within a few feet Of the men
when the shots wero exchanged that
cost the two men their lives yesterday.
He was placed under arrest by officer
William O'Donnell and taken 10 the
Desplaines street station. At the sta.
ton he made tho following statement.
which was taken down in writing: II
was out in the southwest corner OF
the Garfield Park track where they un-
load the horses. saw number OF
boys and men on the roof OF the sta
bies. Among them was ). n. Brown.
] saw a police officer get upon the shed.
When he climbed up Brown told him
not to come TO him. just as tho officer
got up Brown drew his revolver, a large
size 44.calibre. When he drew this the
police officer told Brown to put his
pistol up. The crowd started to run
and the policeman blew his whistle. In
second another officer got up and
blew his whistle. A third officer got
up and tho crowd was ahead Of Brown.
/ said, Don't you see all OF those people
ahead OF your Brown jumped down
and ran through the gate; tho officer
ran after him and lot Of officers came.
Brown fired the first shot, l think. l
said, Brown, don't shoot and Brown
ran around the fence outside of the
track. The officer went to the right. l
heard more shooting and saw the Off
Ger fall. Then Brown put his pistol to
the officers head and fred again.
Brown shot at this officer first. was
about fifteen feet from Brown and forty
feet from the officer that shot Brown. 1
did not see the other officer shoot"
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Fatally Injured.
speefal ptspqlch Q a. Mteaiaeneer

Special DiSpdlch 70 lie IRttIl0tneer.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, Sept. 7.-Con-
ductor Tom Judd, OF the Ohio & Big
Sandy, met with a fatal accident at
Lockwood, KY, yesterday afternoon.
He was coupling the locomotive to his
train, when he slipped and the wheels
ofthe engine cut off both legs close to
the body. He was taken to his home at
Ashland and will die.
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Nominated nm Anti.Rorular.

PHtLApELPuA, Sept 1.-THE Republi-
cans of the Third congressional district
met to-day and passed q resolution
"deeming it inexpedient to nominate a
Republican candidate" The conyen-
ton then nominated William McAieer,
Democrat, the present congressman
from the district, who failed to receive
the regular nomination OF his party op-
posed to the regular organization.
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A sensation Promised.
tal Dtspateh 10 the In,elliaeaees

SptcldI UlpulcN 70 nc 4WeIuUtu0tR.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Sept. For
some time past Ashland merchants
have found upon opening goods ro-
cetved over the Chesapeake & Ohio
that some portions OF them were miss-
ing, and it has just leaked out that o
wholesale systematic robbery has been
carried on by the employees Of the
Chesapeake & Ohio. Detectives are
quietly working on the matter and sem
sational arrests are promised.
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Dispatches from all the principal
cities say that the interest in the fight
was simply intense. Thousands were on
the streets and the news that the
great and only John L. had been de-
feated and a new champion heavy
weight had been born was received with
astonishment and excitement. Hun.
dreds Of thousands OF dollars changed
habds
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ARMY OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Tho Annual Reunion on tho asd During
tho Encampment.

tho EncRmpment
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 7.-Ex-
President Hayes. Coy. Mckinley, Gen.
]. B. Cox and Gen. Powell are expected
to be present at the reunion OF the men
who fought the battles of 1861, in the
armies of West Virginia. to be held in
the white lot Thursday, September 22d,
at 2 p. m. The troops came almost
entirely from Ohio and Indiana. Capt.
T. j. Spencer, Of the pension Office, is
in charge Of the work here and all
soldiers who will attend should notify
him that necessary arrangements may
be made.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 7.-At to.
days session Of the convention Of the
Railway Mail Mutual Benefit Associa.
tion officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: President, 7. 4.
Taylor, Of Fort Scott, Kansas Secretary
and Treasurer, g. z. La Grave, Of Chi
caRo. Boston was selected for the next
convention.
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ever taken place. A crowd Of fully 90
900 people surrounded the bulle.
tins posted by the newspapers, and
eagerly read every rnorsel OF news from
the field of battle. Betting was three
to one almost to the finish, q large
amount OF money being staked on the
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there was an universal movement in
the direction OF the club, even before
the shades OF evening had begun to
fall,
Every avenue leading from the
broad boulevard that belts the city
was black with people. Every man Of
any prominence gotan ovation that was
startling in its strength. Those who
could notget into the club felt author
lied to hang on the outside for bullo-
tins from the ring.
In all respects to.night's fight was the
greatest OF tho three. In point OF purse,
in point OF men, and in point OF crowd
and in point OF excitement, it excelled
the battles already gone into history.
1t was no wonder, therefore, that
those who could not go. or would not
go, forsook their beds and crowded
around the bulletin boards eager for a
word OF news from the struggle Of the
gladiators.
THE ARRIVALS.
The Sullivan people came to the club
first. They took carriage at the hotel
before seven and drove leisurely down
with string OF hacks. The carriage
was closed and few on the streets
knew it contained the man from Bos-
ton.
When it reached the club there was
an immense bundle of people fighting
their way into the club. The big
honed coppers cleared the sidewalk and
the champion and his party went In.
Sullivan took the room down stairs
whick skelIy occupied the night before.
In tho toss for corners Corbett won and
chose the lucky one that Dixon and
McAuliife fought in.
The first sign OF the contest for the
championship OF America came in the
person OF Police Captain William Bar
rett, who went into the ring five min
utes to 0 o'clock.
The scales on which the gloves we're
weighed were laid beside the middle
portion Of the ring.
EX-Mayor Guillett, who acted as mas
ter Of ceremonies, entered the arena
few minutes later and made a speech
warning the spectators that they must
be careful not to violate any rule OF the
club.
Sullivan entered the ring first, dressed
in green trunks aud black shoes aud
cocks. He looked in perfect condition.
Corbett followed q moment later, looking
pale and firmly drawn besides his bulky
antagonist. He wore an air Of conf
dence, however, smiled and nodded to
acquaintances around the ring, though
he was said by some people to Be little
nervous. Police Captain Barrett step
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 7.-The
secretary OF state has received a tele-
gram from the United States consul at
Brussels saying: Brussels officials re.
port one case Of cholera. Newspapers
aeyeral."
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ped to the centre of the ring and pres
ented John Duffy with beautiful silver
ice bowl and ladle. John Donaldson
and Billy Delaney were announced as
Carbett's seconds, with Bat Masterson
rs timekeeper Charles johnson and
Jack McAulitfe seconds for John L. Sui
livan, Frank Moran timekeeper.
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NY one would be
impressed with
the magnificent
spectacle pre-
sentcd by the
gath GRIN 6
crowd Mt the
great Sullivan
Corbett gladi-
atorial contest
tonight.
The auditor
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UREA, N. Y, Sept. L-Ex. United
States Senator Francis Herman died in
this city at 4o'clock this afternoon.
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For Ohio, showers: slightly warmer In north
crn portion; cAsterly winds, becoming south
eTly
showers: blIghtly cooler In Pennsylvania pre-
valling eastwInds.
TENPERATuRE YEsFEEpkv.
as furnished by Q. sclTSEPP. druggist corner
Market aud Fourteenth streets
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splIy n Jake,a aoodoo,

BAIrIMoRE, Sept Jake Kilrain
made a considerable sum by the VIC
tory OF Jack McAulide. He placed it
all on Sullivan to win.
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8IANcHEsTEp, n. H., Sept. 7.-Ex.
United States Senator Henry W. Blair
was nominated for Congress by the
First district Republicans to-day.
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PrTTsBuRaH. PA, Sept. 7.-Interest
here in the Sullivan-Corbett fght was
greater than in any other fght that has
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NEw onLEAys, LA., sep!ember -
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Round l1-Both landed good blows
and Sullivan got twisted around from
tile force of his left. Corbett showed
great ability even at clinching his more
bulky opponent Sullivan was extreme
iy cautions, though he got crushing
blow on tho nose. Jim tried to deliver
heavy right hand blow, and the cham
pion was forced to the ropes to avoid il.
Sullivan received n punch in the
stomach from the left and got it again
moment later.
Round l2-Sullivan was last 10 re-
spoud, and when he did he got a left
in the stomach, he got it again very
heavily and repetition moment
later. Sullivan landed fairiy good
blow on his right, though he got the
left in tho stomach in return. jim
landed another left in the stomach and
ran away smiling. The Californian
landed good left on the head, but the
champion stopped the right with his
shoulders. Sullivan made a vicious
rush, and Corhett clipped him in the
stomach with his left. The champi-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-29
sHERIFF's RETURN.

State OF Washington, county of King. S.
/, j. IL. Wooiery. sheriff OF King county. es'e
of Washington, do hereby certify that recelsa
the within notice on the 2ith day of August a.
ID. 1892, and that have made due and diiieens
search and inquiry for the person nams1
I'm said notice. and that said person can NOS y
found in said county and there Is no person IN y
tual possession Of the land described in said notce
Witness my hand this 24th day of Auguss, A. d
1892 j. II. W0ULERY.
sheriff of King county WASH
BY d. L. MCCowAS. Deputy. .
sheriffs fees Miles travel, g 20 cents; fees pasa
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAI
~ deed. !.
state of Washington, county OF King, city


State of Washington, county OF King, city
seattle,
Notice is hereby given TO unknown owner. ossm
the person in whose name the lands hefeinalS.
described were assessed. AMI to all other psisesss
interested, that IL. >. Parknurst has presentea y
the city comptroller OF the city Of Seattle, -
certificate issued by the treasurer q said ci:y y
the 18th day OF July, a. ID. 1891, said lana 49,
the following to-wt: .....
Lot D in block in sarah u. Gesler Isl ahon'sI
to the city OF seattle I'm King county. st.s
Washington: that the amount for which sali - -
were sold Is - Of; that the same were sofa " -
city treasurer OF said city TO said IA. ;. - k.i
the 18TH day of July A. H. 1891, At the znsss -
sale for delinquent taxes of said city assessor -
the year 1890. that the amount required 10 r !.
such lands from such sale exclusive OF the co.' y,
accrue on this notice u the sum OF saac ~
gether with Interest thereon at The rate on 49, 49,
cent anDuIn from date OF said SAFE 10 W. 80
Of redemption That the time when tue reo1lsT,
ton period On such sale viii expire WIZ De ss~'
days after the service of this not c..
In witness whereof, !. j. NJ. carson, CITY toIsr ,
roiler OF the city of Seattle have nereunio sss
hand and the official seal of said city this go "
of A ugust A. ID. 1892 j. NJ. CARSON,
. IsEsLi City Compsroilsk
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
IN deed.
State of Washington, county of King City OF So


IN deed.
State of Washington, county of King. City OF So
attic.
Notice is hereby given to unknown owner. being
the person in whose name the lands herenaffef
described were assessed, and to all other persons
interested, that H. - Parkhurst has presented to
the city comptroller of the city of Seattle, a Tar
certificate issued by the treasurer Of said city on
the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1891 said land being
the following to-wit:
Lot in block - in Nagle's addition TO the city
Of Seattle, in King county. state of Washington
that the amount for which said lands were sold ~
1914; that the same were sold by the city treas1
rer of said city to said II. = PARK hurst the lsh
day Of July, A. ID. 1891. at the annual sale for
delinquent taxes of said city assessed for the year
1890; that the amount required TO redeem sucn
lands from such sale, exclusive of the costs 10 Sc
crue upon this notice, is the sum of 81 "a TO-
gether with interest thereon at the rate OF ~ per
cent per anntim from the date of said sale tothe
time of redemption. That the time when tne
redemption period such sale VIII expire VIII %
sixty days after the service OF this notice.
In witness whereof 1. j. VI. Carson city comp
troller ~ the city of Seattle have hereunto set my
hand and the official seal Of said city this 23d day
of August, A. d. 1892. j. NJ CARSON.
[sEALI City Comptroller.
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,HERIFF's RETURN.

State of Washington, county of King, S.
I, j. IL. Wooiery, sheriff of King county stateel
Washington do hereby certify that received the
within notice on the Oath day of August A. D
1892 and that have made due and diligent search
and inquiry for the person named in said NOTES,
and that said person can not be found IN said
county, and there is no person in the actual poe
session OF the land described In said notice.
Witness my hand this Gath day Of August, A. d
1892. J. III. WOOLERY,
Sheriff Of King County, Wash
BY ID. j. MCGOWAN. Deputy.
Sherifrs fees: Miles travel 2, 90 cents; paid.
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sHERfFF's RETURN.

state Of Washington, county OF King As n
!, J. II. Woolery, sheriff OF King county, 49, ~
Washington. do hereby certify hat receives !,
within notice the Gath day OF August 49,, -
1897 and that l have made due ana o's -
search and inquiry for the person named " a
notice and thai said person can not % loes.
said county. and there Is no person In the
possession OF the land described IN said not.. go
Witness my hand this 24lh day OF 49,
A. ID. 1892 j. H. WOoLEkI
Sheriff Of King County. w.
by u l. MCGOWAN, Deputy
ehefid's fees: Miles travel, 2, Z0c; PAID
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
IN deed.
State of Was hington. county of King city Of seas.
tie, 81.
Notice Is hereby given to unknown owner being
the person in whose name the lands hereinafter
described were assessed and To all other persons
Interested. that H. $. Parkhurst has presented to
the city comptroller OF the city of Seattle tar
certificate issued by the treasurer of said city On
the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1891, said land being
the following, to-wit:
Lot IL in block As in Laws I'd addition to the
city of Seattle, in King county, state Of Washing
ton: that the amount for which said lands wefs
sold is 81. l3; that the same were sold by the city
treasurer of said city to said III. ;. Parkhurst On
the 18th day of July. A. d. 1891. at the annual
sale for delinquent taxes of said city assessed foe
the year 1890: that the amount required TO 70
deem such lands from such sale, exclusive OF the
costs To accrue upon this notice, in the sum d
1888, together with interest threOn at the rate d
20 per cent. per annum from date OF said sale
TO the time of redemption That the time when
the redemption period on such sale will expire viii
be sixty days after the service OF this notice.
In witre - whereof, i, J. NJ. Carson. city comp
troller OF the CITY of Seattle have hereuuto set my
hand aud the official seal Of said city this 23d day
OF August, 1892. J. NJ CARSON,
GsEALl City Comptroller
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NEW TO-DAY.

TO ExCHA N6E--118 feet frontage. with resi-
dences 20 exchange for improved acreage In King
county. Value IS 900
$3.50 for l20xl20 feet, Renton Heights. on
top Easy terms.
FOR sALE-1O0x12S feet most desirable spot
on oneen Anne hill Owner is so hard up that he
Will take $500. Worth much more, but thea his
u the buyers picnic"
FOR SALE-House and lot right nea- the James
street line, walia W ALA addition small cash pay
ment and balance monthly installments- Easy
way secure a home.
To EXCHA NGE-ImpYoved farm III this cele-
brated King county for 10 900 10 SIS 900 stock or
merchandise. Farm ~ now owned by man OF
business training and would give favorable trade
FOR SALE-Big block OF lots at Fremont Gplen.
ddiy located, at half price. $500. Great
chance for specula.or to make neat clean mp; 800
cash down will swing IL. Long time on balance.
CARRAHER IL NEACHAM,
ia Cherry street, ground floor. Headquarters for
'1crisp snaps"
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NOTICE TO SrOCk HOLDERS.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Sro,E
holders of ths Metropolitan Land Cor7rarr
VIZ ue hetl AZ me Offices Al the company room
Iss., at 3 D. N b. Pelly, Secretary -
\olitE To SFoC kHoLDERS-THF AN
hua hl"e'ihs fihe stockholders of ,h. James
H,stet 'nh>tFdetion Company will be held al ih,.
otnceS y the company. room Ella Pioneer Duiid-
II i"wrsaH. SECRETARY - d.
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sHERIFF'S RETURN.

state OF Washing tOn, county of King, S.
!. J. Fl. WoOlery, sheriff of King county, state d
Washington do hereby certify that received the
within notice on the Gath day of August, A. n
1892, and that l have made due and dillgsno
search and inquiry for the person named in said
notice. and that said person can not he found IN
said county, and there is no person in the actual
possession OF the land described in said notice.
Witness my hand this Gath day of August, A.
ID. 1892. J. ii. WOOLERY
Sheriff of King County, Wash
By ID. 7. MCGOWAN. Deputy.
Sheriffs fees: Miles travel 2, 20 cents; paid.
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EGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF TAX pEEn
state of Washington, county of King, city Of Seat.

Sta'e OF washington, county OF King city OF Seat
tie. So.
Notice is hereby given 10 unknown owner being
the person in whose name the lands hereinafter de-
scriped were assessed. and to all other persons in
teresied that II :. Parkhurst has presented to tbs
city comptroller of the city of Seattle tax cert6
cate issue by the treasurer of said city on thu
18th day OF July. A. ID. 1891, said land being tho
following, to-wit:
Lot IL IN block As in Laws second addition Ia
the city of Seattle in King county state Of Wash.
ington. that the amount for which said lands were
sold is 81 Is; that the same were sold by the CITY
treasurer of said city to said II. ;. Parkhurst %
the 18th day of July, A. II. 1891, at the annual
sale for delinquent taxes Of said city assessed for
the year 1890: that the amount required to redeem
such lands from such SALE exclusive of the costs 10
accrue upon this notice, is the sum OF $26S To-
gether with interest thereon at the rate Of 20 Der
cent per annum from date Of said sale TO the tine
of redemption. That the time when the redenp-
ton period on such sale will expire will be sixty
DAYS after the service of this notice.
In witness whereof /, j. NJ. Carson. city comp
troller of the city of Seattle have hereunto my
hand and the official seal of said city this 23d day
OF August n. II 1892. j. NJ. CARSON,
SEAL City Comptroller.
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TYPE NRITERS.

DOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS ALL KINps
Il II. y. Burpee, general agent. 332 Pioneer
building.
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REAL ESTATE BROK ERS,

GEORGE DoRFFEL. REAL ESTATE BRO
~ ker, buys and sells all kinds OF real estate.
Room - Halter block
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EouND-oN PIKE STREET. NEAR Ma
sonic temple, the best place to buy househoid
goods. Frederick & Nelson
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LNOR SALE-472-ACRE FARM ON WILLAPA
Il river, Pacific county; Northern Pacific rail-
road TO south Bend runs through tract; $50 acres
cleared and frst-class for hops balance good fruit
land will be sold AZ whole or in 10. 20 or 40
acre tracts easy terms. Address John Wood
owner. Wiliapa City. Pacific county, or VIM.
ID. Wood agent Seattle
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FINANCIAL.

NOTES, SHORT TIME MORTGAGES AND
~ negotiable paper bought. and money loaned.
Room No SO Safe Deposit building.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Tor SALE-AT Il rare BARGAIN, A
Il fine livery and boarding stable. well stocked;
In a go1d location; goot business. Address J. A.,
Post Integencer.
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FOR SALE-LODGING-H ES.
E,OR sALE--30 ROOMS, WELL FURNISHED.
$4,000.
Groom fiat, brick building. &400.
100 rooms, well located. $1,000.
35 rooms, Second street 81, 900
10 rooms, business center $500.
.MORGAS'S EXCHANGE. 200 New York Blk
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L'OR SALE ON SEVEN YEARS TINE
Il payable monthly. cottage. four rooms, hall,
BATH pantry, etc. %lOoO: Alton street, three
books south of Jackson. Also eight room house
on Lake View, one block north of Yesler avenue
81 500: same terms. E. F. Whittier, James street
powerhOuse
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-MTSCELLA NFOCS.

VA ANTFD-oNE SMALL VERTICAL IN
w giae and boiler NJ once. Address b. T., Post
lntelisencer
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cons OF ARTS.
CCHOOL OF MUSIC, ELOCUTION, DESIGN
- Piano-Roscoa Warren Lucy.
Singiug-Mrs. william r.. Miller
Vi0lin-W. Vaughan Arthur.
Guitar-fhari V. Theii.
Elccuiion. Physical Cuiture-Mrs. Slauson
Drawing Painting from Tife-Miss FisEen
Hoiyoke Block. corner Spring and Front
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WANTED-CITY, COUNTY AND SCHOOL
w district warrants; short date loans: CORE
spondence solicited. F. W. Tfounce, room A, Hal
Ter building Seattle WASH