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Noicutbal's,
Ir. z, @eit- Scrim9ton-,
nabe 6BarlesitraBe.

aQ. porrdttis.n reim,p nllcuem &leioeritoiie in
Someipun= sHo GdmtlShalr SfetteH, nelUe lIr oo
uno 90 Gents ucrtnuit iRo, poH beIte an t 30 US.
30 Stud idWar5er relnpoueHer 40 Sou 6reltet
Ecrae Iur 90 els Dlllg, pom 9cIte an lr l5 Gt5.
10 Stud ihDarier &cnrIrttd' 40 sou Dtelt lOoE
SIl0, poH beute an Iur 6j @tS: ,,
rs tiid fdrrlrteu uHo cetreIiten UeiReH WtnuNes
line fir 9leiber UHo SdirieH pdncHo, III Ptellcoo
12Ia pnb 5 GtS., Don tcute an Iur ., cts.
Stid ihonsr ielner lupdrer lrdE6orldcr SatIs
nee i'm Breiie ron 25 uHo ~ els, poE geHle on lux
81 @t5. .,,...
unicre tpoIleuen SIcioerScuae in oeH ldonite1
uno Heueiten SarbeH, 46 Sou brett lur GtS' uEo
1 Dollar uerfauit, pom heute an lur 69 us.
Cine if,one Auspabl IN aemulerteH Vtance hho
Sraanoies, ein id oHer ArtIttl Iur SeIoer malAtpI
uno nur 123l Cts. ,,...... ga;
lluf,r gaaer IN LADIES COATS AND CAPE- III EN-
gut oiiortrtes bic Brelie iinO btlta uHo inIueocEa
aus,roem sulpfebIsn mir 81 6eoeut:Eo 'rma6t8ten
Greiien unlereR S0rrdtb
irauSoiiidncr Giuabnme,
iuctncr Set,ocGEM
5h0ne garoztreIic Serials.
Sauotdd1er,
SanOtudIcinen,
Sildltud1er,
SiIdtndlIeinem,
ia, sI4, 9I4 unb 1Ol4 g3etttmds1onIHeltr, iton'
StIdcreieu uuO sSuoia=SiUHen
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gtr. z, @eit Serinstous, nobe GbarIeSrraBca
g.inen seebrtsn aurbeH uuo 5rsnnoen irr gstdll1
o,n VotiS, bag ldJ mieoerum III 9eldalie oeS 9Ia'
Joi.ntbal bin. .,,-....,,....
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s E 6 t 8
perfdkfi6e cSdoen,
Tr. $40 ltno 521, Sno=SruaowaD.
2lus Ser SmmSesbamptiiaot.

sdasamtsnptsn, @resnbads mo ole 1oloz
reieruem. - Gin pIam pes setretars Gar<
Usle.
9SaibinstOn, 0.zG., II. Wtai.
= SefretGr Carlisle bat BEN Dor eini>
ger GSeit beipro6enen Sori6lag in Grs
pa9un9 sc5o9en, Die 9robcren OenOmiz
natlOncn Der SdaeamtSnOten, uel3e
Jest praientirt iperOsn, nm @oto ans
benz Sdaeamt Su sieben, cin3uiieben
uno Oafitr fleinere 9totcn aus3useben,
uclde mebr in Slrfulation bleiben. 9luf
ocr anberen Seite piiroer oann Die fleiz
nerfn Grecnbafs auriid9e3ogen unb
iolfe su gr6Beren 0enoninationen,
Sunoertz, Tiinfbunoerts unb gauienS
0Ollarnoten, bafiir iubltituirt werOeu'
@elanseu bieie sur GinlOiuns. 10 wirb
Die @oloreferpe iiir ben ,3wed perwenz
bet, fiir ben iie 9eid]aficn mar. Sefres
tar Carlisle mlrb mil Dem Sunoesldasz
nIeiiter iiber Oie Shunlidfeit elmer iolz
den MaBresel cOnieriren. S9aeamtss
lefretar Softer be9ins i'm lesten !Serblt
etnen 9roBen ssebler, inbem er 81 ,OOO,z
900 Sdasamtsnotcn GROCER 0enomi>
nattOnen aus oem gSelten in bas Inter
idaeant nad gtepzYOrt ienben lieb,
BON NO iis ieitber Die 9tunSe burd Die
Sanfem uno uieber in'S unteridaeamt
3uriif senladt baben. 0erartise 6ebz
ler iino natbcr ni9t iuieber gut su ma
den. 8eshalb Sefret1r Softer ieiner>
;eit bieie Operation pornabm, ilt nicz
mals in befrieOiscnber 8cile erflart
woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-12
Der Sentide GorreibonSent,
EdeIid, tpodentIit) unb Gonntass,
. Giainc, Giscntbiimer iino 9icoaftet

(9foffoIser pom s. SiaiHe),
GibpcfzGde Satimore=Strase unb BofzSiFcezgce
grcis bcS StaaIidien a3Iattes burd 5rdqer beIorct,
12k Cts; faelid,e uno Spuuta as =sine aabc is
Gents pro 9Soc 5dbIbdr bic bds 9latt bejoroerbcu
2rdeer.-3aaiid, rebff SUumtasS z9tuo "a be unter
Gorto>sSoraushesdblung $3.50 pro Sdbr IIr tiirsere
Sct I'M SSerbdItEif; iir bic p1elcnfIidle stmssabc
NIT Gonntassbatt porteire, nit Abtuo tIr GIuts
81 so pro SGbr, nan irseuo einem Srte oes SnIonz
ees, 81 nab europa. SorataeS=a.uSsabe Il
pro Snbr.-9ds bette unb biuiai.e oentidje 8Iatt
in ben Nittrl- uHh SIhitnot-n.
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um8ebnng oes Observation-Disclosures 8eicBeS
ourdD StaIieucr.

ourp SSsaitencr.
Ginwanberunes zSnIpeftor Gonf(inq
lagt in einem oifi;iellen Beridte an bas
Sdaeamt5zOepartement iiber bie Ser
leeung be5 Sontraftarbeiter @eleses,
bas @eies merbe am meilten BON Staz
lienern umgangen. Der Smport italiez
niider 9lrbeiter iucrbe nad) Dem Baz
brOnezSDitent, bus es in leber Stabt,
no cine italieniide &olonie lei, eebe, in
sroBem MaBitube betrieben. Der 9lr>
better iperoe wGbrenb eer Heiie senau
initruirt, mas er bel ser SnIpeftion III
antiuorten babe, uno er made iid feline
Sfrupeln barauS, ieine Nntmort,n su
bei6u6ren. 0ieie. italieniiden Nrbeiz
ter, welde bauptiddli9 bei'm Giisns
babnbau beid,aftist iuiirben, ndren Die
idlinnlltcn @lemente; pon bOsartigem
Gbaruftcr, brutal unb cine 9efabr fiir
Die @eseno, in Der lic ii9 nieberlaien.
Sic arbciteten fir !oun9erl6bne. uno ba
iie nid]t ben scrinsiten slniprud auf irz
seno pelhs glnnebuli9feitep oes 0ebens
ma6ten, tonne fein anbersr 9lrbelter
nit linen confurrlreu.
glnlGBli6 Der 2abun9 bon scbn italies
niiden Sontraftarbeitern auf @llis' So
LAMB i'm Wtar3 bate SHlfsiefretdr
Spauloins einen senausn Ssridt einsez
forbert uno bieien bat Sr. Gonflins
ieet eritattet. Suipettor Gonflins bat
auBerSem 6ilippo Gatrono, einen Yaz
brOne, uerbaftet, auf ociien falites Ifz
iioapit bin ben se5u Stalienern baS 2anz
ben seitattet wurSe. Der Sall mirb nod
bic NctusDOrfer @eridte beidaftisen.
9te anaebIid,en ilnruben unter BEN Rapaios.
Der commandments @eneral Sdoz
iielo erhielt Elm Sclegramm BON @erez
raj McGoof, benz Sommanbeur bes De-
itartements BON slrisona, nit Der Melz
ouna, baB i'm @cbiete Der ytauaio<Sns
Sianer aujaeinenO Nues rubls iei. :3mei
gbtbeilunsen ieines @Ommanoos paren
am 2. os. Dfts. in 5ruitlanb, Iri;ona,
eiusctrOfen, bic iibrisen einise Sag.
ipater.
Der Otorber bes 9tand gefsers
@elib ilt perbaftet unb in I,tec einaez
iperrt woroen. Der Snoianer SGuptz
lina Slad Sorie bat ii3 bercit srflart,
bel sSeltnabue Der anOeren bIlfreide
Sano 5u leiiten.
0as @eriidt bon Ser @rmorbnna bes
2ieutsnants Plummer bat iid nod nldt
beltdtiet.
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eommerpddber, IIaeaem uns SeIte. Deeper
d. 60, Ny, Ry. 302, BtiisSeriusteHiir. (SunI2-l
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ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

81 o nj, IL. Diai.-geridte Der Yrlfetten
Der uerld)i.oeueu 0iitritte oil bic 8egIsruna
lauten einltimmlg babtu, ouB Die anbal=
teupe 9urre Die olesidbri9e @rnbte 10 Sc
id)aoigt babe, oaB Stalien gesluunsen lstn
merO,, muoeitsns 113, 100000 Suitel 9s-
tratoe mebr, als il auoereH Subren bon
Yusmdrts ensuiiibreu. Die .3oactnnabz
men fir oieles @straioe biiriten pas Sefi;it
i'll SIoQet oedeu.
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Scftreih proteitirt.

gSien, IL. Ntai.-0ie Oitreidiidle Otez
aieruuq hat eineu forueGen Broteit gsgeu
Die ausmeiiuug oeS oitreitiidlen 8etd)sz
taasnlitqlieoes 5ru. pou &o;paooDsft aus
8uiiiid YoIeu, no ild) oerltlbe tempordr
auf ieIuen @iitern auTbielt, all Die rulln4e
0fesieruus seihidt.
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Berllu, IL. Dtal. - SIN Seetbouens
Sauie III Bonn ON 8heiu, Ger 9.burtsdtte
lupni9 pan Seetbopen's, fauo lesten 0ieu<
ftaa eur Ee,er Der bunoertiten sSiebertebr
pes Saae8, on meldem Der beriibmte Eou.
oltter l.lne eriten srcBersn @ompoFtonen
perofieutlttte, ein. bon Der bcrtiseu Sect
bopeu- 0eIel9ait peranitaltet. rpiiroige &C.
oenfteier ratt, bet meIder elui9e Der 0iez
herwerfe oes sroBeu Soubidters aufseiIbrt
wuroeu. Oinittperehrer pon 9tah uno Seru
batteu fid basu siHs.funoen, IL. u. au6 Der
pr.ubide Sultusminlller BON Soie.
Der bisberise 9Ommanoeur Der 7. bupez
ridden Sufanteri.bri9ao in Bursburg Is.
uno 9. Sufauterieregimen uub 2. 5d9er-
bataiuon), Generalmalor IooIpb 6relberr
.. 4id, III inter SefOroeruua gum @euerulz
lieutenant oil St.ae pes penTOnirten Sent
rauieuteuauts Nioris Sitter uOn Srff mil
Der Tubrung Der ;lpeiten 0iulfon Gates
baperldes 4rmee.@orpsJ in Iu9Sbur9 be-
traut noroen.
GroBh.rsua Gleranber BON Sadienz
gB.rmar- Giiena6 feierte lem 5O.jabrigss
Subildum ais @bsf Oes Siiraisr-6e esinlents
9rar SeBIer (rbsiuifes 9tr. 81. pel9es in
9eus bel S6ln in @arniion liegt. Cine
9eputation oss SfFiisr.@Orps iberbra4t.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06
FREMONT FIRE PROTECTION.
Temporary Measures Needed while tn,
Mil IL Closed.

Property owners In Fremont have petit
toned the board OF public works 10 come
to their aid in Attending fire protection.
The Fremont Milling Company has
hitherto kept pumps at work, but the mill
Is now shut down. The supply of fuel ~
nearly exhausted and the company will be
obliged soon to let down steam. The peo-
pie ask that the city pay for fuel and
the wages Of Waterman at $i.5o a day,
until the mill starts up again. Commits
sioner Wolfe said the board had no power
90 act and the matter Was referred TO the
city council.
A complaint was made that the James
Street Construction Company had dumped
dirt in front OF an unoccupied lot. IL had
been supposed that the dirt would be
needed 10 make q NIL, but the grade of
William street has been 90 established
that the iill is not needed. The commits
sioners will make an examination OF the
matter in connection with other com
plants.
Fire Chief Hunt Endorsed request OF the
Seattle market for fire plug opposite its
slaughter house. but no action was taken.
Superintendent Cailigan submitted an
estimate of 3a2i. 20 for supplies for the
water department in October. and s.. 4si ~
for salaries. Superintendent Helms re-
ports sl6S for the buildings department
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sufERIos couRr-cIyIL nEPARTmEgr-os-
BORN, J.
Application of Rose Della for writ of
habeas corpus Hearing of petition con
tinue until September 5: Mary Murano
continued in custody.
Gosh. Murray Company vs.. George B.
Adalr ct al. Continued to September Is
G. w. Waldron vs.. Edgar Lennon ct al.
Continued TO October z
Frank l.. Leslie VS. William Evans ct al.
Judgment on stipulation.
Lizzie NJ. Curry ct al. VS.. Jerome Catlin
Continued to November IL.
Margaret Harmon VS.. M. MeMicken. ad-
ministrator--Sta Statement of facts; settled
and signed.
Road petition OF III. L. Allen ct al.--Pre-
liminary hearing on petition and re-
monstrance; continued 20 September i6
J. J. Sharkey vs.. g. w. Gillette--verdict
for plaintiff in sum of xS22f7.
Road petition OF w. +. Perigo st al -
Preliminary hearing on petition: con-
tinued TO September 10
EQUITY pEPARrsENr-IAseLKY. j.
Marcus KENYON vs. e. Fehers ct al
Continued till September z.
Sarah H.. Clark Va. ). c. Munson-
Stricken.
John Cappecci vs.. Peter AlIadio-settle-
ment of statement of facts set tor Septem-
her 3
Northwest Guaranty Loan and Trust
Company vs. Percy W. Rochester ct al.
Stricken.
Pacific Manufacturing Company W. s.
w. Cisrk~-Christ kuppler allowed to be
substituted a. party plaintiff.
Augustus Titus w. George Titius-De-
fault of defendant. signed; set for hearing
September 4
to set aside default aud judgment; argued
and cal uaNar
West Coast improvement Company vs.
Thomas Winsor ct al.-Continued TO oc-
tober I.
A. @. Merwin VS.. Charles Lee ct al. De
fault and decree; signed.
W. +. Sayward ct al. vs.. w. III. Thayer
ct al.-Orders sustaining demurrer and de.
nytng Injunction; exceptions; allowed.
William T.. Wiekware vs.. Washington
Southern Railway company--Continued
10 October Is.
Reliance Loan and Trust Company vs..
Daniel Schneider et al--on trial.
George Mckee VS.. Conrad NJ. Thulsnd -
Set foF September -
CRIMINAL pKRAxfNEyr- HINES, j.
Petition of ". r Perigo for county road
Transferred 20 civil department.
Isabella Bsektet vs.. II. L. Reynolds OF al.
Continued 20 September q
State OF Washington W. James W. Bailey
Murder, on trial.
PKoBArK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. !.
Estate of Arthur Raliene- Annual ae-
count Of administrator; Filed.
Estate Of John Sager-Exhihits: filed.
Estate Of Joseph Carr Blyth- Petition
for letters Of admins trasion; September Is
set for hearing.
Estate OF Franklin Matthias-An.wer
and contest Of Rchecca I. Graham. octo-
her set for hearing petition for distrihu-
ton.
Estate of 2. IL. MeLsughlin-Pro of
publication of notices.
tsuarlsnnship OF Ethel and Helen Wright
--ssuardians report; September Is set for
hearing.
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REAL ESTATE sALKs.


Deeds Recorded In the Auditsr,s once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January /.
lsse. are 81. 6s3 81 There we're fled for
record yesterday . deeds. the eonsidere-
tious aggregating 8.2i4 Following 10
the list Is furnished By Osborne, Tremper
4 Co, ahstraetors Of titles. lis Cherry
street between Front and Second:
Martha s. B. Nichols 10 William Mau-
rice Hineline lot s. block 3, Waiiingford's
Park div of Green Lake. 81
Bradford r. Trask 30 l. n. Martell. und
i lots Is and IS, block ,. Woodland add 10
Salmon Bay CITY. 81
H Levy and wife TO Eliza Becker.
lots and s. block II. III. L. Yes.er's, 81.
Washington Central Improvement CON-
pany TO W. X. Forrest. lot TO- Washington
Central improvement company's Fruit
SD. McMillin to Abbis e. McMillin.
blocks 1, ?, 8 and 7. McMiliin's add TO
Kent. s..
U.S'A. to Leander Monohon. az nwk
mel swL nwi4 sea sec IL. q, 5.
Arthur NJ. Rivers 10 Frank Rivers. lots
1. 2 and 8. block So Salmon Bay Park, 81.
]. &. Parsons and wife TO Richard Lin
sert. tract "a. Maple Leaf TO Green Lake
circle, $50.
lois ana y pioeA " AchAian 10 heuas
sos.
{. B. Bagley to W. C. Virgins, lot IS,
block rs, Denny & Hoyt's $50.
j. III. L. Williams TO Ronald Matson,
lot IL. block IS. Salmon Bay Park. 500.
Kari HENDERSON 10 Ida Mattsson, lots
IS and IS, block 10. White & Manning's 20
West Seattle, 81
A. w. Pratt TO Seattle Brewing and
Mating Company. part tract 4. Davis
Meadog tracts. SO.
B.. r. WILDER ct al. TO Josephine L. John
son, s0x70 feet ON tide fats. s. 600
E. l. johnson 10 Josephine J.. Johnson,
lots l and q block 2 Bayside, and lots
and 9, block :, Kauffman's. $500.
Alvin Barnum to Timothy 0'Counor,
lots 8. 4, and II in sec 2. &c, 7. $i72.
q. s. A. to Alvin Rarnum. same.
Frank A. Pratt TO Mamie Il. Morgan,
undk LOT 8, block 30. Edes q Knights
supl. $40.
4. ii. Morgan TO Mrs. W. J. Styled.
same, $500
w. j. Styled to Katie winkler. nl< lot
9, block 30. Edes 4 knights. $1,000.
John NJ. Reid TO E.vlra e. j, Johnston,
lot s. block 50, Gilman Park, $50
West Coast Imp. Co. to s. n. Johnson,
lots 8. Q. Is and Ii. block lis. Gilman Park.
500.
Roger s. Greene to Grace W. Greene,
lots S. 6, and 4. block j. Bells 5th, lots
5 and 8 in block IL, Bells 9Th, 81.
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New Cases Begun.

The following new suits were filed yes
terday in the superior court:
A. NJ. Gale VS.. Z. McMullen ct al.--Suit
TO recover SIG. Is for supplies.
j. o. Martin va w. T. Chalk and III. w.
Wheeler-Suit TO recover S. 40 Of undi-
yided partnership profits. for an ac-
counting and for dissolution of partner
ship.
Seattle Hardware Company vs.. L. III.
GrIffith ct ai.--Suit to recover $3i7.33 for
merchandise.
Puget Sound Hardware Company VS..
Parker Mercantile Company--Suit and at
tachuent to recover $iS5 for merchandise.
j. +. Mcknight vs.. J. l.. de Voin-Suit
to recover 81 ,e9i on promissory note
John Megrath vs.. Peter Friseli--Suit to
recover S275 on promissory note.
Bay View Brewing Company vs.. Will
lam Efer--Suit 70 recover s2T7 on account
and promissory note.
G. w. Turner VS.. Seattle Terminal Rail-
way q Elevator Company--Suit to recover
". 100 on promissory notes.
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ceart. .na raslle omse..


Sheriff WooIsry' . bill for hoarding county
prisoners last month was ksf1.
The board Of county commissioner vss
In session yesterday. The principal busi-
ness transacted xas the auditing OF bills.
Judge Langley yesterday admitted 70
citizeuship Peter A. Thoren. = native of
Norway. and Richard Wiley. . native Of
Eleven homesteads. Eve deel.ratorv
statements and four homestead final proofs
we're hisd yesterday In the United States
i ne taking OF testimony in the salvage
LIBEL case against the tug Mystic was con-
Guided yesterday befors Uaised States
Commissioner spriggs.
Licenses TO wed were issued Yesterday
ior Andrew Nydin and OstllIie Hanson.
both OF sehome. and Peter Garner. of De
troif, Mich. and Jennie Moore. of Tacoma
c: w. Turner obtained Judgment by de-
IanIE yesterday against the Seattle Ter
~ minai Railway d Elevator Company for
Moan armstrong and Thomas Ewing.
Sing Ling, q strange Chinese arrested
aondsy night by Chinese Inspector Mere
dith for being nnIawfuliy in The country,
vas before United States Commissioner
Emery yesterday. but his examination
Was postponed until Thursday.
j. O. Martin yesterday brought suit
against his partners, w. T. Clark and III.
w. Wheeler for one-third Of the sum Of
Slo.2to. the profits OF the firm in street
grading contracts since October 1. 1889.
tie also asks for an accounting and the
dissolution Of tbs partnership.
jury in Judge Osborn's court yester-
day awarded j. J. Sharkey $32247, balance
o. money due him on potato deal last
december with @. w. Gillette. Gillette
resisted payment on the ground that the
potatoes were not ali as good a. the sam
pies upon which the bargain was made,
ana also that they had not been delivered
at the time agreed upon.
In Judge Langley's court yesterday the
suit OF the Reliance Loan and Trust Com
pany W. Daniel Schneider ct al. TO have
an adjudication of the question Of the Ioca-
ton OF the west boundary lire Of the Holt
donation claim was on trial and was no.
concluded. The case hinges ON the iden-
tincatiou of certain corner posts. and there
- 100 feet variance between the claimants.
Judge Humes yesterday sentenced AL
bert Lombard 10 Ave years In the peniten-
tiary. Lombard had loaded guilty 10 the
stealing OF ham and q few groceries from
store on East Jackson street. His coun-
sci and Prosecuting Attorney Mcbride
made short appeals 10 the judge for mercy,
stating that he was poor man with a
wife and baby and out Of work, which
tended to make him desperate.
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The only business except Of strictly
routine nature transacted by the board OF
park commissioners Was the adoption Of .
motion inssructsnE Superintendent Schwa.
gers 20 call the attention Of senator Squire
and of congress to the depredations being
made in the Pacific Coast park reserve. as
the forests in the neighhorhood Of Mount
Rainier are called.
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A meeting of women interested in the
Mtdwinter fair 20 be held $, San Francisco
viii ee held at O'Clock on Wednesday az
teraeon st the s,ndio Of Miss Fannie :.
Campbell. 81 Hlnekler block. and all
women Who take an interest In the move
I0ent are requested to be present Ars
Emma Gregory. vice president Of the
womsn's ccaaeil. has beea in the city aad
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having her testify ss 70 her husbands age.
but udge Osborn ruled that her testimony
was incompetent, and the case VS. con-
nnusd until FRIDAY morning 70 ailow
hnrano % appear and testify n 10 his own
age In the meantime the girl wss re-
manded 20 the Sisters custody.
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has set the movement on foot. and now
urges the women Of Seattle 20 take bold
themselves Tuo meetings have already
been held. at which there vas 6 display Of
enthusiasm for The enterprise. and ct the
last one, held last Wednesday, officers
we're elertei
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06
TaE CRY TREASURY.
Monthiy Report of the Comptroller or
the Faada.

City Comptroller Carson fled his report
for August yesterday. showing the eondi.
ton Of the several funds Of the city finan.
eiai system. The floating indebtedness il
sss0. go 10 The amount OF outstanding
warrants is s52s. osI.so, bat there Is in the
treasury $50. 7o6os.
The condition of each fund IA A f,IInx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06

IL In stated that Judge william B. HornbiowsR.
OF New York. win b appointed this weak JUS
rice OF the supreme court Of the United States to
succeed the late Justice Biatchtord.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06

Best nine-room house in the city. Every
convenience. Location perfect. Address
NJ L., care posr-INTETLIGKScER-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06

party owning some very valuable mines will
dispose Of an interest for working capital Ad.
dress T., Tacoma Bureau Post-Intellieencer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06
ssft Is nelIrtaaa' -

So say the housekeepers ahoa. Renton
dairy milk lfyoa wish TO try il send sd
dress 10 Rsnton Dairy, Bon "a. City.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06
sss cemp.ssns 10 Tel, na.h.ad,. Az.

tas hseess corpus case Of Rosa nsl,a
.saanst the House OF the Good shephsrd
y secure the release from the latter inst.
ssssoa OF Mary Marano, the iS-vear.ola
"s sho elopcd from her husband Al
aseosaA With friend Of Rosa n~iia,.
s.ns ~ before Judge Osborn YESTERDAY
sae Question os the are of The girls
s'sna, the court having ruled that she
'a not 30 held u the husband as Of
-, out that II he is minor she can be
a. same Counsel for the petitioner pat
s'si GA the sssad for the purpose OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06

steamer Cnsaalls leaves Hssaega's wharf daily
sxespG SUNDAY. 81 - N. toE all Port Orchard
saa koTs szsstngtoa Pa5ass-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06

Our telephone 10 I4s, net soi. - In the book
LOuch, Augustine a. Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06
ACT NOW =
This Offer
Will Not
Last.

We are selling Drexel Avenue Heights.
one Of the choicest residence tracts in the
city. beautifully situated, overlooking
Lake Washington. with grand view and
good car service, at $3.50 to ses5 per lot on
terms of $50 cash and SIS month. There
Is nothing any finer in Seattle and such
terms have never before been given on
high-class property. and wiil surely never
be repeated.
Itisa rare chance to buy property at .
low price today and pay for II during the
next few years. Anyone can see the profit
In that
You people who have never made start
toward accommodating property. here is a
chance that We promise ron viii never
have again.
Our references are every bank and bust
ness man in Seattle.