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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-26
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-26
ZEAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Transactions since January 1 and for
YESTERDAY.

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T.ae,ssrs, I,,st.tate - SIR

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sf+>sT 19cf. Superintendent -. z Dsvsz
= ne chair, VIII Bslks EesE.nzer as ser
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tas exercises were opsned ~ Pc. FTz~vy
s@Snsf. q Sal FTzac1Eco. giving az H.
tetseZ@1Z lsetgEe OK ire foar Hezssr-x nretf-
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1D-s lecture On The Kings Englsga.' By
frcE Wagner. TIE Lecture as far -
interest from beginning 70 end TIE
speaker demonstrated shs orlg.n ard
groAfa q the English language re
sIate2 that me EngsEa would son be che
language q ne word and THAI T. mas III.
epinl91 tAzt u rsss future word me In
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conveying thought TIE speaker urzeS
tae teachers present 70 read he ggb3e.
B9nyan's Pilgrims Progress and Esx-
ters Saints ksst" 70 Hnd the szres4
fyDe q The trgs English language. This
sE39r1.nE the teachers wers entertained by
Prof. T. K Bernard. of Anacortes, On
How 70 ConEsct a Recitation" pro-
wagner gave ar exercise on Correlation. -
and Miss Enaz12 Eo1ce O. "K8aeergartsn
Work"
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Tas-e were filed Tor recor9 sEontsy I've
deeds, aggrsgzfing 80. EoloYlng IS the
s.s..
Pztrfck an3 Victoria 81 D1gnsy 70
Louis Bell. trac2 =. Lake Washington
garden tracts, August T.. 80.
West Coast Improvement Company %
Bertha McA1llster, at z, block =. Gilman
Park. July =. lSsi. 81
Prank Pierce 70 Joan e. Wh1pCis. ~.
&. bsoek =. last SeaEIe. November q.
1ssT ~
Eiiza5esh J. GtrJaS and husband y. T.
- Charles r. CGsa8sAn. Iots = and -
hlock p. sg2th PARK LanG Cempanya ~
a1E. August - 81
william a. Flln8zR e. TX % Eliza beth
4. 21alsbg. ~ NV ~ M and M re sec
=. - =. z. Jane L. SO.
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10 suooKrD susH.
J.. D.. smith WIZ Probably Become
superintendent of the a. q. 60.


u ls reasonably eegfsin that T.. 81 smith
elA saeesea % tbs FselnsS caused by ihs
resignation If B g. Bush as zupssln-
fsnaenf ~ tha q I co. ar, Rus8's res
isnafiau does aoi take effect lil August
81. and heeesfsf a. 3 Smith. Of the q. ],
Co. has IS yst nisas 40 official announce
mEBt ~ M EaaBs successor. But Il Is
isaf8ed tfem reliable authority that the
appointment has been Informally offered
40 j.. - smith, ana there Is litle doubt
that he will accept tie place.
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ural enc. apart fFosn fhe Information OB
abseh tHls news Is based. H. = saith
Aan f9g saHa time beea asssstsp. sEpsrh-
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saues ~ MT nHsh be hAs discharges f1e
aallss 1T superintendent SD pa kast &C.
saunt ls familiar Nssh tee Hers 9psa
winch be- Nili probably b. fssiea - sntef-
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rners car obtain reduced rates % and from
lake Crescent ~ applying % James Ao:-
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opera tonight. Madison paFs. Lastss
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Opera tonsgat. Madison park. Ladies
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tunately. came to the rescue in the nick
Of time and attacked the beast with Il
Pitchfork, when the elephant let go of
the boy and went for the man, who
could save himself only by precipitate
flight. A smaller elephant, just i'm
ported from East Africa, Sultan killed
with his huge tusks on the paddock
just outside the cage. a nd he n tranpled
the dead body to jelly-w: ereupon he
lost his tusks and became comparative
ly harmless. Horrible in shape and
looks. and with yawning mouth that
looks endless like the grave, the
two enormous rhinoceroses, neigh
bors of the elephants, are among
the most innocent and harmless
.of animals here. The female, Lepa,
is of an intensely affectionate ma
ture. and it is one of the great Gu.
riosities of the garden to see her make
love to the grim old keeper, a veteran of
three wars. with the iron cross. Her
ponderous affection is. however, recip-
rocated by the latter-a wiGower-who
assured me. quite seriously. that Lena
reminded him greatly of mis- departed
spouse. AS l have not seen the photo
graph of the latter cannot vouch for
the correctness. and Appropriateness of
the comparison.
The kangaroo house. the llama and the
ostrich Enclosures are we'll worth visits.
too. but of unusual interest are the bear
pits.the parks set apart for the buffaloes.
zebus. camels and yaks, and also the
big rock formations which are the do
main of the chamois. spring gbock. noun
tain sheep and mouf1on. Among the
bears there are several magnificent
American specimens. and pair of huge
Norwegian bears brought home by the
emperor on his yacht. the Hohenzoliern,
from one of his Northland summer eN-
cursions. and presented to the manage
mept. The little Thibetan collar bear.
a good-natured. innocent sort of beast
is tame enough to eat from the hans!
of a small child. and his mode of begging
for appetizing morsels never fails to de-
light the crowd Another imperial
present is from the late Czar Alexan nder
I'LL, pair of those immense European
bisoaz. now only existing in the huge
imperial domain of Bialytok.
WOLF Won sCHIERhRANn.
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BEKLIN'S FAMOUS zoo.
The Largest Collection Of It's Kind
in the World
From Modest Beginnings in 1884 1t Has
Assumed Gigantic Proportions-Thou-
sands of Animals Sheltered In
Handsome Structures.
Especial Berlin Letter. I

Especial Berlin Letter
Among the chief attractions of the
German capital is the Geological gar
den, and on fine summer days as we'll
holidays throughout the year the
visitors often number $4,000 to 10000
Low admission days are provided for
by the management, with the price
down to 25 pfennig (six cents), SO that
everybody is sure to view this institu-
ton of popular amusement and instruc-
Iion once in awhile. And the Geological
garden is we'll deserving of its popular
ity. 1t now contains (barring amphib-
ious and aquatic animal life, in which
the aquarium, a purely private institu-
ton in Inter den Linden, is exhaustive)
the most comprehensive and best
housed collection OF living beasts and
birds to be found anywhere in the
world.
1t may. for instance, surprise many
readers, yet it is an absolute fact, tha t
the entire fauna of the United States
may nowhere be seen in such perfect
condition and SO completely as within
the boundaries of the garden. The
collection in New York is a mere make
shift in comparison to this one-for
the buffalo of the far west, the seal of
Alaska and California, the Canadian elk,
the Virginia deer and fox, the turtle
of the Floridian seashore, the wild
ducks and swans and geese of east and
west, and even the dread grizzly are
here, and all of them magnificent rep
resentatives of their kinds. 1 took a
young American traveller there last
Sunday, and he was fairly amazed-he
had had no idea until then that his
country produced so many and such in