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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-01-30

Address P. o. Box 81.
SeDtember II. 1859.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-19
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Schooner Laura Madsen was towed to
Port Blakelsy Yesterday and will take on
q cargo Of lumber.
Ship Sumatra arrived at the bankers
yesterday, and will take on 2, $50 tons Of
Franklin coal for San Francisco
Steamer Delta will hereafter leave from
Colman dock for Hood canal. Frank w.
Goodhue has been appointed agent.
Steamer Islander from Victoria arrived
Mt 2 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon with the
Knights of Pythias excursion and r-turned
last night.
Steamer Monticello will make trial
trip TO Port Angeles this morning with q
party of exeursionists and steamboatmen,
leaving at a. m.
Steamer Cricket will leave City dock on
Tuesday and thereafter for Everett, and
will run in connection with the Multno-
nah and Aberdeen.
Steamer City of Puebla will not take a
cargo of coal on her down trip, as she will
have so much other freight that there will
only be sufficient room for fuel.
The steamer Waila Walia sailed from
San Francisco yesterday with the follow
ing list of passengers: For Seattle-Sam
Altshuler, c. ID. Daniel. III. III. Sawyer,
Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. II. w. Heath, Annie
Calkins, Mrs. c. Wood, Miss +. Brooker.
Capt. c. Reel, Clayton Crawford, Miss 5.
Emerson, Miss Inglekun, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Misser, Miss Huntoon, Miss Creelman, G.
T. Richardson. Neil McNealis, K. ID.
stoddard. A. Cocktail. Mrs. +. Chamber
lin and son. Fred Colhurn, Dr. w. A.
Macpherson. For Victora-W. G. Gal
breath, s. Green, Ii. Cremer. Allen Grit
fifth, J. p. Chaicreyre. r. Mills and wife.
]. Cookburn, 7. II. Goodwin. III. Fair
child, ]. O. Machl. Miss NJ. Dickinson.
DIR. Porgas. NJ. II. Hackest, A. ID. Prideam.
III. w. Findley. n. MeLaren, Thomas
Morgan. wife and child, Miss Morgan, a.
Stlllwell and wife. For Tacoma--H. A.
Wegnerm, L. A. Taylor, Mrs. f. A. Reid.
G. II. Isley, ]. II. Morgan and wife. III. l..
Chase. For Port Townsend--W. L. Clay.
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Acres
Near the
University.

There are always nice home
districts surrounding universe
ties and other important edu-
cational institutions.
Probably no university in
the world has such a grand sit
uation as the new university OF
this state will have.
We have two tracts of land
in the immediate vicinity on
our list at bargain prices.
TWENTY ACRES-This
adjoins the town of Yesler on
the north and is the finest kind
of rich agricultural land. The
price is $500 an acre, and it is
worth it as farming land aside
from all speculative features.
1t is a rare chance for proita-
bic investment in eligibly To-
Gated acres. We believe the
price will double within IL
months.
THIRTY ACRES-This
is quarter of a mile from the
other tract. Ii is also excel
lent farming land and the price
is the same-$3oo an acre.
Reasonable terms will be
made on either tract.
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THE nLoTIER.
CIVIL pxrARrMxsr--ossoRx j.

CIVIL pEPARrMEsr--osBoRr.J j.
A. G. Marconnier ct al. vs.. Security
Savings Bank-Permission to withdraw
files.
Ell Robson W.. the Washington Ma
nonal Building Loan and Investment
observation-disclosures 20 set aside tenn
porary restraining order; continued to
August 26
5. Edna Marsh Va. Samuel ]. Marsh
Divorce: granted.
j. III. Dennis VS.. Kass & Co. ct sL-Ex-
captions TO appeal bond. continued to
os JRsariss I. cowdsn .. ur. vs. Robert
Goldman ct ux.-order appointing guar
dian sd Iitem.
ii. Hart vs.. Annie E. Mercer OF AL
Order of default.
Merchants National Bank VS.. II. u.
Tayior--Defaut; Judgment In the sum OF
s., s0S. and 500 attorneys fees.
Nevada Bank, of San Francisco. vs..
August soetsway-Judgmsnt in the sum
OF 81. 1883 26
Charles Schoening VS.. Henry Gun ct nj.
Order permitting Intervention.
Pierre l.. Ferry VS.. Henry A. Smith ct
nj. Judgment in the sum OF -. 4o5; $500
attorneys fees, and decree Of foreclosure.
Il. W. Ltlienthal vs.. solomon hunksi Ct
al.-ord-r confirming sale; signed.
Gustav Winehill W. A. I. Mitten-Writ
OF garnishment; released.
Oregon Martgage Company vs. Sarah NJ.
Rice ct ai.-~Oruer confirming sale; signed.
q. A. Spencer vs.. Nelsoa j. Cosseil es
ux.-Order confirming sale.
". II. Davis vs.. Harry White ct al
Statement of facts; signed; examination
Of sareres on appeal bond act for septem-
Der /.
Herman Chaplin vs. W. A. Pieifsr-De-
fault and judgment
In the matter of the road petition OF A.
i Beede--ordered that 4. r. Ames re-
cover costs from King countyi signed.
PROBATE pEFARTsEsT, OSBORN, ].
Estate of stephen II. PisTce-Continued.
Estate of Claus III. Thomsen-Claim OF
August Melhorn; died
TsIats OF Josephine NJ. 7. Thrig-ClaIm
al August Melhorn filed.
Estate OF John Muhl-Inventory; died.
Estate of John Il. Breon-lnventory !;
filed order appointing appraisers.
Insanity Of Frank T. PAssiek-Decres OF
commitment
Estate OF Mary L. susson-Appraise-
ments hied.
GusrdlAnship OF Mamie F. Phinnsy and
Addie ]. Phinney-order approving guar
dams bonds. :,
Estate OF George w. Yogng-ordsr d.
rscting notice 10 creditors.
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addition % Kent. has b-~a r,s. IN a..
$50 o. r ~ Likisnth.l va soIonon Kina-
Edssrd staayon. . nsssv. Of Canal.
ICdge Osborn. e1sAsaip ~
Ane First National bank Of Aaxeov...
slssasy attached the Anaeors~s Hotel
paay e. a. 70 recover si.0elO7.
ssags osoorn yesterday made an order
u ming ths sale OF the realty Of the
h1fon Land and Improvement Cosuuxnx-
ne ease Of Malcolm MeDougau Va The
mouse OF the Good SHEPPARD "a. hee-
alsanisssd on moticn Of the atiorney Tor
the defendant ~
An order confirming sal. az rort~ar~d
properly for VIA ~ has been made IN ~.
cAss o. - A. Spencer va. Nelson ]. Col-
wen ana Alberta w. Colwsll.
In the case Of the OREGON Martg.v.
.oiapany vs. sarah Melissa Rice an order
- maze coanrfnsng the sale OF tie m orr
s4kSu property 10 the plaintiff for tt,i7n-
Judge Pro Ism- Alfred Battle has sub
.,iss@a MS Oil Tor services IN the case Of
Mary Steele vs.. David II. steele III. TO-
$3.50 s"e ie0s' up
An appraisemsnt Of the sstat- of Mary
H. sutton vas fled in the yrobass a.nart
Dsnt Of the superior court yesterday. The
estate consists Of four lots IN West Seattle.
worth $500.
Judge Langley yesterday approved the
ponds OF r. J. Barns a. guardian OF Addis
Jacques Phinnsy and Mamle.F. Phinnev
minor heirs of James Phinney. In each
case The bond Is $500.
In the case OF J. W. Alexander sP.
Jacobson wri: Of certiorari has been an
piled for 10 compel s. s. Rowland. Justice
o. = uitoa precinct, To send up transcript
VI the case 20 the superior court
The Skykomlsh Consolidated Coal and
Land Company yesterday tiled articles OF
Incorporation With the county auditor.
The oliieers are: d. g. sssrdhrer. presi-
cent; Fritz Heimke. vice president: r. T.
Marks. secretary; ". J. Potts. treasurer.
Capital stock. sIc1oou
Marriage licenses were Yesterday issued
Tor: Francis X Riehter aud Elizabeth A.
Iandon, both Of Okanogan; Ludwig A.
oien. or Port Blakeley, and Frcda John
son. oil Seattle; {. Johnson and Mrs. Anna
=. Aonson. both Of Getchell: Stephen NJ.
Dos, OF Auburn. and Mary A. Williams,
OF Roswell, s. ID.
The hearing OF Chung We Lung. arrested
by inspector Schuyler for violating the
chinese exclusion act, was continued by
united States Commissioner Emory until
Monday. The Chlnaman registered last
winter, but two witnesses have been sub
penaed who will testify that for the past
two years tie has lived in Victoria.
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New suit. FiIsa.

The following new suits we're filed In
the superior court yesterday;
Merchants National bank vs.. III. p.
Taylor, Ella d. Russell and G. l. Dresbe-
way-To recovery s.. 300 due on uromls-
sorry notes and 20 foreoiose mortgage
John Campbell. doing business as the
Union Hardware Company, VS.. n. g.
Peierson-Goods and merchandise sold !;
s25292.
Nevada bank, Of San Francisco, VS.. Au-
gust SoelewAy--To recover 81, 900 due on
promissory note and 20 foreciose o mort
gage.
George w. Fischer aud y. T. Fischer,
doing business as Fischer Bros, va. G. b.
Riggs-To recover $50. 20 for goods sold
and delivered.
Herman Chaplin vs.. w. A. Pfeiffsr and
Isaac Dobson-,fo recover $500 on q prom
issory note and to foreciose a mortgage.
Pierre y. Ferry vs.. ii. A. smith Ell al
To recover 81, 433 and foreelose q mortgage.
John A. Brookman ct ux. VS.. C. II. Hall
ct al.-Suit TO recover 1888. IS and TO secure
an injunction.
Charles T. cowden and Esther NJ. Cow
den vs. Robert Goodman and Annie Lou
Goodman-Suit to quiet title and 10 have
a guardian ad litem appointed.
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FAILED TO IDENTIFY HIM.
Veteran Bawis's Testimony Not strong
Enough Against Wendt.

Veteran Bawis's Testimony Not strong
Enough Against wendt.
Herman Wendt, charged with burglary
in South Seattle, alleged 10 have been
committed on August 10. was given pre-
limiuaTy hearing before Justics Hum
phrey at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning,
and was released because the evidence did
not identify him with the crime.
The complainant Was James Bowie, an
old soldier, who lives at the corner Of
south Fourteenth and Forrest streets.
He testified that on the day mentioned he
came 20 town 10 draw his pension money,
aud on returning home about o'clock
.. m. found the lock on the front
door broken. As he entered the
room some one stepped up aud
commanded him 10 give up his
money, at the same time threatening to
strike him with hammer. Bowie replied
that he had no money. At that moment
the rascal became frightened and ran away
through the open door. Bowie chased him
down the electric road and into one of the
paths leading toward the Rayview
brewery, but vas unable % overtake the
neet.footed burglar. On returning home
he found his trunk broken open. but moth
ing gone. Asked If Wsndt was the man,
Bowie said that TO the best OF bis iudg-
meat he was. but could not positively
identify the prisoner.
Other witnesses who say the chase down
the hill we're examined, but no one could
swear positively that Wsadt was the per-
son Who led IN the race. The evidence
not being sufficient, the prisoner was dis
charged.
Wendt l. 10 years old. and when first ar
rested vas thought 10 have been impli-
Gated in the murder Of Mrs. Philippine Nil
Ter aud her babe last Monday night
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Some
..--.------. s..-.---..-.,-...
Choice
Farm Lands.

FORTY-SIXACRES-I1
miles from Seattle, on s., L.
s. & Z. Ry., with a station on
the land---hne, rich bottom
land, 20 acres cleared, with
house, orchard, etc.; price
$4,000.
131 ACRES of water front
between Colby and Olalla, on
Wilson creek, 40 acres slashed
and burned and 20 acres in Gull
tivation. for 81, 500.
608 ACRES of good, rich
clay loan, one mile from Lang
ley postoffice. on WILDLY ISL
and. 1t fronts on Saratoga
passage and has daily commu-
nication with Seattle. 1t is
within view of Everett. $40
an acre, or at the smost $2s,
will clear and grub it. Weare
instructed TO sell this land for
$40 an acre. 1t belongs to a
lunberman who has no use for
farm land. He has taken the
timber off and now wants to
get rid OF the land.
Land after the timberis gone
is no good to a logger. but it is
to a farmer. and just think of
the price.
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tod they xsrs free TO do ~ they pleased
A great many Of tnsm wsnt cut to sss sne
regatta. others visited Aadrons PARK and
still Others took in the attractions n the
pavilion at Lssehi park. As o'clock last
evening the steamer. with al on board
except the delegates bound for ths East,
LEFT on the return trip for Victoria
Tomorrow evening special train bear
ing the delegates 10 the biennial session OF
the Supreme Lodge vii leave for the East.
The delegates from this state and British
Columbia wigl form a party Of sixty or
seventy. The British Columbia. Seattle
and TacOma delegates viii leave IN body
from this city and the others viii De picked
IN a. the train crosses the state.
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rILL NOT BE HANGED.
x-astrom's Appeal to G. s.
supreme Court Perfected.
: ououIsT WANTS HIS NOTES.
- want a Community Cfoud
..r-x rrom Their Prspersy-pI-
veres Grsnted-The Esottsx.

49,. w. gordstroFn. the murderer Of
80 Mason, wiIl not be hanged on
go Il. Yesterday his attorney. James
,r-~sston Lswis, nled q notice Of appeal
: =. .unertor coart. The notice informs
Z. .s..s Of Washington. w. c. Jones, at
$50 eenersl; John r. Miller. prosecat-
8. .tserney for King county: J. II. Wool
= .s.ria. and his deputies, that Sord-
=. sppesls 10 the United States supreme
,ssrs TIE appeal. the instruments states.
e. se<u duly forwarded 10 the clerk Of
- ssrrsne court OF the United States
~. being criminal cause. knosn In
4. p&xs.ed Statutes as 8 felony punish
-. x,th death or life imprisonment. the
..x,ee Of appeal is nov duly given within
Z, rronths from the date of judgment Of
4. saprsms court Of the state. Notice Is
- even that the defendant reserves the
-. d hare any certain portion Of the
,.-.s<r.os OF the order OF the superior
sssrs certified 70 The supreme court Of the
~ snd made part Of the record OF the
rrls<a states supreme court for the pur-
,<x<. q the appeal.
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A COMMUNITY CLOUD.
Charles +. Cowden and Wife wish IL
Removed From Their ProperIy

Charles r. Cowden aud Wife wish IL
Removed FROM Their Property.
Charles T. cowden and Esther NJ. Cow
den. hls wife, have brought suit against
hsbefs Goodman and Annie Lou Good
nan 10 nave guardian al Item appointed
tes them and TO have the court decide that
plsiatifs are the sole owners in fee simple
Of lots and s. block IS, Of the second adj
sisioa 10 the town (now ethyl of Seattle,
laid OF by the heirs of Sarah A. Bell,
deceased. and that a commission be APP
Pointed BY the court TO make the convey
snes On behalf VI defendants.
Iais suit arises out of the community
sss. II Is alleged that William NJ.
soodman acquired the property from Will
Ian \. Bell aud Lucy g. Bell on Septem-
eer =, iSs2 On that date Goodman was
married and his wife was living with him,
Dot Tie property was purchased with
moasy- sss5-whleh he had acquired
psief % bis marriage and was therefore
hss community property. II is alleged
wat on the face OF the records Goodman's
Nsss heirs. who are the defendants In this
sais appear TO have = community interest
~ TIE property, which is now owned hy
Plaintiffs, and they wish TO have this
sapafsnt defect in the title. which pre-
'sa's them from selling their property. re-
moved Judge Osborn appointed r. W.
efassn guardian at lite m.
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- wAsrs HIS NOTES BACK.
.,.~essst IN . Predlesment Through
ssearfsy savings Hank.

N&E4Atay 08NAA&~ h'&8A
cssriss Blomquist has filed exceptions
4, IL alsalloS ance of his claim made on
Narrh 10. 1884. by Receiver fl. III. A.
u..sInvs in the case Of A. G. Marconnier
sd "a TIE Security Savings Bank.
nIsanauist alleges that he on August z,
fmz entered INTO an agreement by which
- urssldent Of the Security Savings
ts.k sxrsed TO deliver on August I. / So.
d h.e (provided no paid certain notes
ssa gasrantssd the payment OF othersl
s,od snd sufficient deed TO lots TO II, in
ssslss. and 3 20 q, inclusive, in Mont
rss addition to the city of Seattle. 1t
- provided that for each sl0o paid
d<sa should be made TO Blomauist. A
basa Tor "a. 900 was given for the carrying
sns 81 The agreement.
g1e notes were delivered to the Security
fSssngs bank, and Blomquist alleges that
no has been paid Is principal on one
poss. so as principal on another. and $40
a principal on o third: that under the
agreement he IL entitled to one lot for each
500 paid, but that the bank has refused TO
,issa him the property and wholly refuses
70 rssand bin the money paid thereon.
Petitioner claims that he Is entitled 70
ihs monsy be has paid on the notes. and
also 10 the notes. One Of the notes for
$50 aad another for 81 200 are held by the
Chase National bank. OF New York, for
collateral security for an Indebtedness due
the defendant Two other notes Of $500
each are hsid By the Portland Savings
hshk.
The banks mentioned and the receiver
oisAs Security Savings bank are enforcing
ths collection Of the promissoFy notes and
interest
The claimant prays that the court will
direct Rseeiver Hastings TO pay over to
sAs saimant what he has paid in the way
q principal and intsrest on these notes
ne sam Of s57s. Gland that the receiver
rsiarn TO him the promissory notes In his
possesslon, and that the receiver recover
De pfomlssory notes held as collateral,
and return them TO him.
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BR NTTIEs.

Water will be cut off from the Queen
Anne tank and pumping station on Tues
day from p. IN. till y. m, in order 10
connect the new tank with the mains.
Miss Mary r. Smith. of the Denny
school, had her foot badly hurt by a fall
ing stone while trout fishing at Lake
Chelan. She is now in Providence
hospital.
The funeral Of Lillian Garcken, aged 3,
who died Friday, took place yesterday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock from l2l2I< Front
street The remains were buried in Lake
Nlew cenetery
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Children's Silk Null Hats
at Clearance Prices.

A number Of lines or chiidran's fine
Silk Mall Hats are marked down 90
effect a clearance OF the stock.
-so-Children' Fine Mali Hats re-
iUt dueai from * 90 38e.
rQo-Chiidrea' Fine Mall Hats re.
Dbt duced from T5c to soc.
Children Fine Mall Hats re-
81 ducsd from Si.25 TO 81.
"a Chiidren's Fine Null Hats
'St.oO reduced from 81 30 $50
G1-Children' Fine Null Hats re-
90 duced from s. 30 10 81
CD .n-Ghiidrcn' Fine Null Hats
gov reduced FROM IS 81 aud "a. IS
10 s25l
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Toilet Articles at Low
Prices.

nr Lyons Teo.h Powder. 90 per box.
Handicap Tooth Powder. ale per box.
Gaider's Dentsne. 30 per box.
shefiell's Dcntlne. roc per box.
Sozodont. 6Se per cox.
Ruhifoam. 2oc per box.
Oriental Tooth Paste, 4se per box.
La Blache Faca P0wder. 45e per box.
pozzoni's Face Powder. 4Sc per box.
Saunders Face Powder. Sc per box.
Swansdown Face Powder, I3c and 20c
per box.
Luhin's Face Powder. DC per box.
Velvet Skin Powder. 2ae per box.
Rosewater and Glyeerine 45c per bottle.
Pure Giyeerine. sc and lie per bottle.
Pure Glycsrine, too per lib bottle.
Colgase's Toilet Water. Sc per bottle.
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water.
aAe per bottle.
ktrk's Florida Water. Sc per bottle.
Eau de Qainine Hair Tonic, $50 and
75e per bottle.
Bulliantiae, 2ac per bottle
sachet Powders, l0c per bottle.
Crown Lavender salts, Csc per bottle.
Ioeth Brushes I5c 20 Soc each.
Hair Brushes. sc 80 500 each.
Nail brusae. SC TO Sis each.
Pun Boxes. pc TO S. 10 each
Puff, l5c 10 &c eacn.
Atemiasss. 65c 10 Sfo5 each.
Cuticura soap. 500 per box.
an White Rose Soap. DC per box.
Kinks JuyeaiIe Soap. a9e per box.
klrk's Careoiie Soar. 80 per box.
Glenns sulphur SOAP. - per cake.
i-lb bar Of Casule Soar. 45e.
krk's Oatmeal soap, BE cake. 500 per
dozen
kirk's Queen Bath Soap. 70 a cake, 5
for PC.
K.rk's Pilgrim Soap, s. cake. SOC per
dozen.
KRIS Pine Tar Soap. Sc cake, 500
per dozen.
KlrS's Cocoa Oh Soap. &c per dozen.
Kirk's newest and best soap. Ameri-
can Flowers. O. q cake. three for 25c.
Pears Soap. 45o per box.
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axIr ron rnE STUDENTS.


the Untversftys
Citizens Of Seattle. eau yea help stu
dents Ia the universityf
Every year there come TO the University
ef Washington q number Of students who
desire 70 pay their living expenses by
securing work that they can do at spare
hours wnile ia sttsndAncs 81 school You
Who have had 90 struggle for yoar sduea-
ton can appreciate this. and II yea know
Of any opportunities OF securing such
work please notify the undersigned.
There are also Always . number OF stn-
deats who desire 20 secure beard and
lodgings With private families. Any Who
can furnish such accommodations please
sand In year addresses and state year
charges aud whether you would prefer 10
accom- MEDIATE YouErx ladies OF gentlemen
This information will be given 20 students
only apon their wants being made Sno~n-
Tn1oSD :. MKASy, Secretary.
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Carpets Are Very Cheap.

We doubt If you have ever had an
opportunity % buy good carpets at
such money-saving prices. We ate
offering special Inducements ia this
line of goods which many people have
found well worth their buying atten-
ton.
A0o-Extra Heavy Ingram Carpet,
HUI sewed, laid and lined at 49c a
yard.
0-o-Good Tapestry Brussels Car
OfU pets. original price o5c, now SIC
award.
eQa-Extra Quality Tapestry nrus-
oJC sells Carpets, original price Sc.
now 5ac yard.
cQo-Pest Ten Wire Tapestry Brus-
OJO sells Carr cts. original price 81,
now 6stc yard.
0Oo-Best Body Brussels Carpets.
JOG original price sl.35. now sSc a
yard.
coto-Extra Quality Limo Gums,
UJ-C original price SOC, now 631so a
square yard.
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". ". Dearborn ct al, representing the
iHmsFs' National bank. OF Bryan, O..
save hisd petition in the superior court
ssanss The Washington Savings bank. OF
esAssie. Ia which the receiver is asked TO
NsaEn 800 % them. liz says tAa. the
uaae eank issued In Hamilton four certifi.
ea'ss Of deposit for sioo each. which were
p'sssased 30 the Washington Savings
esak and paid IL seems that Hamilton's
:. .sasFssinsnis were forgeriss, unknown TO
sss seattle bank. and not discovered by
!. - vaso people til they bad settled With
sas aaak In this city Receiver Shsafs has
. SaAsss to pay the s41o. aad hence the
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New Elton Suits, SLAB,
SI.g8.

Anew line OF those extra value Eton
Suits has just been placed on sac. At
s44s and sfgs these suits are the
greatest dress bargains that have ever
been presented in Seattle.
Also ia Cloak Department very spe-
csal values are offered ia Fast Black
Satesn Skirts at 7sc, ESQ and $50 each.
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MARINE NEWS.

Pogr TOWNSEND, Aug. is.-ISpeciaL -
Arrived--Sh Louis Walsh. from san Fran
cisco, at Nanaimo. Str Costa Rscs has
been laid up AT Victoria three months.
SAG FRANcIsco, Aug. 1s.-Arrived-
Arago, from Coos bay; China. from Yoko-
hama aud Hongkong; Wellington, from
Departure bay. Cleared--Truckee, for
Astoria: Empire, for Nanaimo. Departed
--Walia Waila. for Victoria and Port
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
ENGLISH MARkErs.

Lospos, Aug. iS-Bar silver. 29hd.
Consols, ioigx. Bullion into Bank of En-
gland, Gi57.Oo0. Bank of England dis
count rate. per cent.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. s.-Wheat-Steady /:
demand moderate: holders offer moder-
ately; No. California. Is Cd; red, IS /;
spring, A Sd1ss I0d; DO winter. Is 4d@
As 81.
Confirm; demand poor; new mixed.
spot. IS I'D.
Fiour-spring, patent, 5s 81.
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