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2<eAIs Who Naks W
the 2aaai's9 Nsse's9.

ment OF TIE affairs Of ire steamship
AaEanense. which has bssn laid Up fer re-
pairs necessary as result OF hsr collision
last summer.
There were repssrs made 10 the COS. OF
some forty odd t-.oasan1 dollars" said
he .-Tns biz was paid ana nov trouble
has arisen II seems that the capraa O.
the vessel recsived ahous s17.as % this
money which &c undertook to approprf
ate 70 his own uses. However. / believe
tina. he was Enany forced 20 make res,i,u-
fion and he snen disappeared"
Capt. Hendy has cone here sor the cred
tiers Of the steamer. VINO held mortgages.
and the insurance companies. to seH the
vessel
Capt. L. B. HASTINGS. OF Port Townsend.
Of the Port Townsend Mean Bay Com
parry and tie Hastings Steamship Conn
pany. Mas a. the Hose. Seattle yesterday,
having come down OF business
Practically AL the contract work a. the
Admiralty heal and Msrrsgstone point f1T-
tifscatior@s has been finished" said de
men at work, who Will be there for soras
time TO come / understand that the re-
ma .ud-r Of tire work AZ Marrowstone and
Admiralty head will be completed by the
government, and without contractors
Charles r. Hamilton. formerly secretary
OF me North American Transportation K
Trading Company. who Is vel known in
time since his retirement: with his family.
al Indiana SPRING. Ind. wssl-known
health and pleasure resort
William Loeb. merchant Of Portland.
who has been in Juneau fer the past year.
is al the Northern hotel OF his way home.
Vancouver. at Vancouver, b. G.. was In
the city yesterday.
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EATEN BIZ CANNIBALs-
A Whole ships Crew, with the Ex.
ceptton OF One Man.

VANCOUVER. r.. C., Jan. s7--After es-
Gaping death by drowning. eleven OF the
crew of the ship Manbare we're captured
and eaten by cann.hais of New Guinea.
The Manbare was bound for Sydney, Aus
traiia. when caught IN the terrible gale or
December. The ship began 10 sink. The
crew. eighteen all tod, left the vessel In
two beats. which soon became separated
One boat. containing twelve men, was
finally thrown ashore ten miles from the
cape. The sailors were seized By natives
from the interior and hurried Off TO the
village OF the chief. Gee man, James
Greene, escaped
The sailors we're stripped and bound and
then killed. one each day. A wild orgie
was participated In by at least loo savages,
who had gathered for the feast.
Ia several cases the sailors were tor
tured By the old women and children OF the
tribe The eyes of one were gouged out.
The doomed men stoieally watched the
elaborate preparations for their death. a
huge pot filed with boiling water was used
for the feast. which on the first day was
prolonged away into the night.
In most cases the men were beheaded
their heats being stuck on poles and pa
raded before The men who were 10 suffer
the same fate.
Greene was rescued by a steamer after
tramping without food day and night TO
reach the coast. The scenes OF horror he
had witnessed turned his hair snow white
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Money continues TO be exceptionally easy,
there being symptoms whatever or the
harce1Jng OF interest rates which ueaAs-
III appeared on former occasions when
s1sFerDey active speculation nas deYes-
ope3- This exceptional state Of affairs is
die 10 doubt 10 the circumstances that
our nzrset, In contrast 10 sts position
Ia fso In the other fspoorT1s" OF the
past, Is Rot now borrowing money abroad
with which to carry on the current Epecu-
iauon, but Is actually lending large
amounts TO London and the continental
cities IL may he noted that while Lon
DON follows the proceedings here with
great Interest and even SHOWS sympa-
taetie tendency toward increased foecnla-
tive activity on its own account. it has
been On the whole a seller OF our securi-
ties, or TO put the case in another way
prices hsga have advanced so much ard
RAPIDLY that London has not KEEP, pace
with " and arb.irage operations inroiy-
Ing the buying Of American stocks In Lon
don and their resale here has resulted
La the shipment OF considerable amounts
OF securities frem Europe TO New York
TIE controlling factor in the market has
however. been the continued increase o..
speculative Purchasing orders from the
public, nes only in New York but through
out the country. WaH street commits
sion houses have had an influx Of such
business To an extent hitherto unknown
and In many cases their facilities have
been also overwhelmed by the detail work
Nnich u involved IL is. however q not
aole circumstances thar as Il rule firms of
TINS class. which naturally profit by the
wholesale entrance OF the public into the
market. have generally been recommend
ihg conservatism and profis-raking to their
customers In fact the street has an
peared TO be somewhat backward while
the Taibaic presents such decided evidences
OF speculative confidence. There has. OF
. .t oeen heavy realizing from time to
time. and not little shifting of the pub-
ne onyins from one part OF the aist to
another. ~
Hank Clearinxs.
The following table. compiled By Brad
street, shows the bank elearngs at all nrin.
opal cities Tor the week ended January &c
Win the percentage of increase and de-
crease as compared with the corresponding
week last year:
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Erie Medical Co., Buffalo. NY.
CITY NOTICES.

TIE CITY OF sEATTLE-Clty Treas
Grer's Notice.
Notice - hereby given thst the 4th an
nuaf tns1sIiFnent os local Improvement
district No. S for the improvement Of
East Street IL the City of Seattle, frora
the South Tn. 81 Eenf0n k4.l Addition
10 Remington avenue. under the pro-
visions ~ ordinance M. ASH. which pre-
vsdss far ,he Improvement % said street
by grading she sSrss ana constructing
sidewalks on S9ta SIDES thereof. ard pro-
Ti5i1g fer the payusent therefor in in-
sfa}tm@rts ard establishing a fund for
such payment ay tie ievyins and coi}ec-
ton ot special assessments upon :ne prop
eEty benefited BY Gne Improvement, and
providing fer ira ISSUANCE al bonds a.
authorized ey ar srf ~ sne legislature
o. the state Of Washington. approved
March 9Th 1855 ard .nA@< fae Provisions
81 ordinance Ne 80. approved May 4th.
sS& as amended by ordnance Ne. *.a
approved JSGy liza is@s. and IRE CITY
Charter as amended and naw II force
hSs been aaly certified 20 ne Fog collie
ton and the respective sums therein
charged ard 1evj@G against each parcel
ard Aes 0f lara ard part fasreof Il. sasa
district ~ payment 81 sgea isssalsfne1s
remains unpaid. #u6 Ihc sane srsef5ystr4r
sA~ interest on Sse whole &usssEsssr charged
mast Re pad os or before th@ ie.h aay %
February asss, Snsess payment bx nzaae %
0HeA i1stAllras1s % y before tie sla aAx
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ELECTED FROM A BALI.
Two Ladies' Of Everett Seek Redress
and Obtain q Verdict.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteilgencer.
EVERETT. Jan. E.--Ali the society Of
the city attended Justice Gardner's court
today TO hear a question affecting the So
c3ai standing of two OF the fairer sex, Mrs.
Jacobs and her sister. Mrs. Bing. The
trial was before a jury. and the. charge
was one or assault and battery, but the
real issue was as TO whether the two ladies
had the right TO attend a certain public
ball. They attended the hail given by the
paper mill employees. They were inform
ed that their company WAS not wanted.
They decided TO remain. They wers forei-
bly, elected. One o. them fell and claims
that she was thrown down the high. OF
stairs leading TO the ball room and sus-
tanned injuries The defendants were
Frank NcStott and William Layton. The
jury found for the ladies. but only fined
the defendants 81 each and costs. So she
real question can scarcely be said to be
decided
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ar -
State of Washington. fer the cr..s
King. The city or Seattle. oissnsif =
Louisa Denny, u. I. DENIM. -
hand Esrfli.y L. TsIA, the HeYt,Ah. q
cslrities and Mortgage Investment -
citation. Limited. a corpoyatipz. -
d Standtsh, Thomas h Ensmirr~e ~
tiida 3. Hoslowhush, Edward a
fielder. Z. Y. Davis, as receiver ~ ~
Marine savings bank, 4 eorporsss~
Lake Washington Canal Cpunarr
corporation; William IL BurkharN n
NJ. Trafforst, Christopher HI,fhsrS
WiEiam II. BtTkhardt, ir.. ana ~ -
man Savings and Loan So<iesy. I -
poratlon. defendants. No. - -
mons for publication.
The state or Washington 10 nnIA IA.
l.. Tull. the Heritabse Secr1tsn -
Mortgage Investment Association. ik.N
ed. a corporation; James d. SfsuaiN ~
Canal Company, a cooperation: VI5.S
IL. Burkhardt. Ella M. naford 49,
topher BsIrkhardt, and William Il
hardt, jr.. defendants.
You are hereby summoned r. ss...
within sixty teol days after thA ~ =
the first publication of this susnens
to-wit, within sixty LOO 6ayx atsx -
18th day OF January. 1889, and ae1enA "
above entitled action in the ahoyn ~
titled court, and answer the nN1nSa
complaint of the plaintiff, and 80 I
copy of your answer upon the enag1iue
ed attorneys for piaintin. at thu + =
below stated: and ia case OF yeuw "a
according 10 the demand OF a152S
amended complaint herein. HtdeA -
been fled with the clerk Of said ccs1
The object OF said action Is to rscpv1ra
Judgment against said defendants fons
Denny and n. r. Denny. her huukspd q
faE,
tie. for the sum of Eve thouaaea q
hundred ssxsy-seyen and 60-l& REn
doEars. with interest thereon 81 III -
OF eight 90 per cent per annuK uan4
certain proinissoly note for Ave de-
five hundred sixty-seven and Nm r.
567.s0, dollars. dated March 9Th, - e
made, executed and delivered b. fMA
defendants Louisa Denny ana q. IL
ny, her husband. 10 the Sald yeanf1
and for the sum Of two handrpa -
fifty $50 dollars for attorneyr ~ 4
this suit. and for plaintiffs Gee II
disbursements herein. Also TO atan
decree establishing that certain nerfIHo
made. executed and delivered b. - -
defendants. Louisa Denny and D. Z D.
ny her husband, to the said rlssal8 4
the 9Th day OF March. lSS6 WIZ -
mortgage Is of record In Volume = 4
Mortgages on page ITS. In the Ncee4 4
Mortgages in the auditors once 4 KM
y u -
the lands and premises In said nusxla
described and hereinafter deousa
and foreclosing said moFtgxn ~
directing the safe OF said lans q
premises by the sheriff OF said K!n9 -
~. in the manner provided b ta1. ~
TO bar and forever fcrecsoee the - -
PENDANTS. and each of them, and "a -
sons claiming under them. froM "a -
title and interest IN said premises r
every part thereof. except such aEAff
redemption as is reserved 10 them -
the laws OF the state OF Washin19ea ~
lands and premises covered BY sai4 -
gage are described as follows, 80
Lots I, z 3. T. S. ., TO- II and Il 4 ~
~ OF ID. r. Denny's Home addition 10 Il
city OF Seattle. King county, a1fo i
W. f. HUMPHREY.
EDWARD Won to-
Attorneys for panl1E
Postoffice address, Room ~ -
Life building, Seattle, King County ~
fngtOn
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT o.
State OF Washington for the Gu
.KIng.-The City OF Seattle. plAmo y
J. Il. Randall. John HauEe. G. yo
j. C. Barker. w. Anderxon. G. y
J. C. Miles, II. Olsen, Am
ham. Samuel Carkeek. James 0ofnH
F.. Forest. C. p. Babeock- Ailen 49,
Mil Company, corporaiion: No.
Post MIL Company. cofpoNtion
Beasley. - Griffin, - Roes. u
ter Kelly, Americas -
"a corporation; A. p. EshslmAn -
las Young, defendants. No. -.
mons for Publication.
The State OF Washington to J. b
dali and J. F. Forest. Defendants: =.
You are hereby summond 10 appeas
In sixty f60) days after the first
ton OF this summons. town. wsaM
t6a) days after the sikf day Of DE-
In the Superior Court Of the stAte W ~.
lugton. fer King County aforesnm. az "a
swer the complaint OF the pAlnuns
serve copy OF YOUR answer upeu
dersigned attorneys for psat1un. -
Office below stared: and In cz9
dered according TO the demand 81 tas
paint. which has been flied With DC =
of said Court. 8 !. -.
The Object Of this proceeding = 2 -. -
the court determine the Interests - -.
OF each OF the above named tefen1an%
the sam Of Eve hundred and fofsx.Hws 4.
lars. now deposited With the cies1
court by said plaintiff In ts1 49, :
which sum ali OF said aefessdAnu as~
claim TO have some lntefsSt
w. K. HUMPHREY aaa
EDWARD Won IUBELz
p.alntisfss Ati1gnep
PostoYlce Address: Room - 49, ~.
Life building, Seattle. King Counsys
inEton.
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HO0l Canal Notca.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelhgencer.
BRTNNON. Jan. 27.-The steamer Delta,
the old standby OF Hood canal. Is back on
its old run again. The steamer Dode is
now on the Townsend run.
A. r. Burt IL doing a good job on the
Brinnon road Running along the beach near
the camp.
The snew here Is nearly all gone. and A.
r. Burts camp is running full blast now
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some attention to this new develop
ment.
The beet sugar factory which has be-
gun operations at La Grande is responsible
for . new crop in the La Grande valley.
said Mr.. Mitchell. Contracts were made
with farmers to raise bee,s. and believe
the past spring and summer. The crop
was not SO successful As had been antica-
ra.ed. because there was greater a.,lount
OF saccharsne matter in the beets than
had been expected The past year was
one OF experiment. Few Of the farmers
knew anything about raising beets in such
large quantities. but during this year
there will be a very profitable crop. OF
course, some OF the farmers made money,
bur they wAI make more during 1889. One
man Of whom know. Mr.. Pierce, OF Pen
Gieton has nye-year contract with the
sugar factory people to raise 80 acres or
besfs every season.
Il, Is gong TO become one of the most
important agricultural Interests N that
part OF Oregon, for the las, years work
has fully demonstrated the fact that a
very fine quality OF beets cAu be raised in
the valley. THE institution AT La Grande
Is the only beet sugar factory north Of
California, but its SUCCESS should eifcour-
age others to be established in Oregon and
Washington. wherever large quantities Of
bsets may be grown"
A large amount of development work is
being dore In the lie Rol mine. and those
near IL owned by the British-American
Company. Al the present tire the COM
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RESOLUTION NO I3wBE 1T RE-
solved ~ the City Council OF the City q.
Seattle as follows.
III That IL is the intention OF the f.lty Of
Seattle 10 improve East Alder Street in
the city of Seattle. from Broadway to
Twelfth Avenue. by The construction, OF
an ironstone pipe sewer =. protpe. ilmen-
sions through said portion OF said street
w1ta all necessary wyes. openings man
holes 5ampAoteA. Ferfkia.ors ruzsfng
tanks ard catch basins.
- That the cost thereof De paid by as
se$snaents TO Re levied upon the g,rou@rTs
abutting upon said portion Of SAID East
Alder Street. under tae plan % rinsna..-
6lste payment" In fae manner provided
by the charter and ordinances of the City
Of Seattle.
CO That the city Engineer - directed
10 furnish IA the City Council an estimate
OF to cost OF sald Improvement
tf, That the matter ~ ma King said inn
yrovernent VIII he considered hy the CIV
Council az sf Sss0n thereof 10 De held
or tie 9Th day % February isSSs al ~
o cioek p IN. at which time ali persons
desiring to DE- heard before the CIV
Council upon tire matter Of making said
Improvement are notified 20 be present,
Passed sae city Council the sd oax 80
session ia authorization Of it's Sas.ay 20
tais I'D aay % January. isss,
President Pro Tern q, the city 5s1unc,,
Filed ~ me this I'd day CT Januarv jsSs
WILL II. PARRY
ny q. k. coRyEI.L, Iesa,y CLERK
Date 81 first publication January Is. $50
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was at the Hotel Ste
vens yesterday from
Portland. Mr.. Mitch
ell has recently been
through Eastern Ore
gon on a business
trip. snd he paid
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when Jim Monroe
and his cousin. Ed
Murray. met.
They had not seen
each other since
isS2. when they at
tended school to-
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.'Nas feeinset in fafsl# ar-susa esrtatr.
ing ether stsvsr t1aD c3rEr7rxs
"Nag inrjss,h~1 g1 .ntais ba-s4ss - sse
esgzs "a F4SGN far 5zss year.
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Development
of Lie Roi
Group.

ex-Lieutenant Governor Macintosh OF the
Northwest Territory. who is the resident
director OF the British-Amerfean Com
pany's interests about Rossand. We
could produce 800 tons per day did not the
work on the shaft interfere to some ex-
tent. Just as soon as 1t will have been
finished the shipments of ore will double
There are other properties about lie
Roi owned by the company wnicn VIII
undoubtedly become big dividend payers
There are the Josie Ne. / and West lie
Roi in enc company. the Columbia and
keotenai mine In another and the Great
Western and the Nickelrlate in a third
No ore Is being shipped from these yet
hut we could send ore from the Column
nia and kootenai and from No. and
tests OF these mines Justify the belief that
hy June / we shall he shipping 200 tens
per day from the lie Rot group. and by
September l. 80 10 100 tons To the North
port smeiter We may send some to the
smelter at Trail.
The Josie No. | and West lie Roi
promise to equal the original mine. As
saw tests give the very best indication
Of this but the Columbia and kootenai
promises 30 become second lie Roi. Ore
from IL has assayea 80 and So per ton
and there seems 10 he a very large guam
tity OF IT There does not appear 10
become one % the very greatest the
world has seen,
Seldom before has kioudise fame
brought about happier reunion Of long
parted relatives than that which took
place q, the Hotel Northern Thursday
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Spnelsl If1sraies - ffaf w. -t7trfEi reglr~r
A<ACOHTtS Jan. . Manager Sssr,s-.
~ sae Fyd& 60 is1aD3 Canning t'osnpafgv
has placed Qs'egS - fourteen az ENs g.
- s4vs Ssssts. - - ass8 81 kfrz Lars 90
sS~ es2-Etsx sg>z serT's s83,aea EA5A
SAeT&~ Webs N@st~yAAe -sss - stf,e
stra he cisco ~ SHctssn ~ k'ssa1sr eaa.
ns9x ae.4E sAc pGr-AsSe9
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HnsIt FGxEsa< 0fe knUeED
I'D Gcizsrsi<iecG ~ taw patient
a Inc Erie Medical Compaay's Appliance ana
He0sdbes hav been talked OF and wr1tten as.nus
nj every man has heard of thern
Inc highest Medical authorities IA the world
nave lately eomuences them
Ihey rspee5s marvel ions power 20 v!saitxe IL,
velogs. restore. ard sGstaia
Ihey create viror healthy tissue new life
lary stop drains that 81 the ereTxy-
They cure ali effects Of early evil hahi.s ex.
eessex oyerwork.
They give 'ull strength. development, and tone
% every portion and esxan at the tsssY
FAILURE EnsEo<ei bic. age barrier
Ne G. q ID scheme. nor deception: 10 cyrslxu-a
"a ci-2n business proposition BY cornpany a
eish Hssn,fsl aud professional standing Nrsts
3O= scaies information
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RESOLUTION NO. I=7-BE IT az
sclve6 BY she City Council o. n. ~
q Seattle as fellows
Cd TASt il r. IRE irtso,inE % tss ss.v -
Seattle 10 tEnProF. Jackson Street freq,
Sss sAs; a1ArS4a O. EszSIa Avenue s.a,,.n
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having eorns cver from Eastern Wash-
El&tc1.
THE farmers ever there" sad he. from
Walta wal.A 10 otancgan county, have
money. ard soss Of il. Few Of them ask for
nentA May OF them take up tneir notes
winch would run for three years. rather
than 20 Fay the interest Others, VINO can
find better investments for their money.
let the notes run.
Il have had very little trouble during
the past fall In making collections. IL =
q xUnderful relief from two and three
years ago when farmers had no money
and their paper was being hswked around
many :astan that I might gave were II
proper 70 uSa names, wherein farmers
whose notes Of three years ago we're a6so-
Iutey worthless. buf xho today can pay
them three times over and have sur
plus left.
There are cases Of farmers whose places
were nortgagea TO hanks and who asked
so that they might start afresh with Gear
names but empty purses Taey had be-
come utterly discouraged. These men,
some Of whom the bankers urged TO hope
and work on, have come out MIN f1y ing
co!ors- They are aflaent again.
Il tell you. there Is gong 10 be boom
In Eastern Washington next year. AT
the present time there Is prosperity mere
iy: but i Is growing 10 the dimensions Of
q boom"
Beet raising is becoming one OF the most
important agricultural interests Of La
GRANGE valley. In Eastern Oregon. accord
ing TO the statement OF A. Mitchell. who
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLI-NO-
ttce OF assessment roll of Local I'm
provement District No. 49, for the i'm
provement OF the Alleys fp Blocks four
"a, FIVE 90 and eight fs), Boren and Dem
ny's Addition to Seattle In the City OF
Seattle under Ordinance No sli9. and
hearing thereon.
Notice Ia hereby given that the assess
ment roll OF Local Improvement District
No. iss for the improvement OF the Alleys
I'm Blocks four "a, Ave t5t and eight 80,
Boren and Denny's Addition TO Seattle.
under Ordinance No. slis. has been report
City Council OF the City Of Seattle and
IL now on Aie In the office OF the CITY
Comptroller and ex-offfcio City Clerk and
the same Is now open for pubic inspec-
ton at said office and will remain open
for inspection until Monday the etn ,fay
OF March isss, at SO" O'Clock D. NJ and
all persons interested are HEREBY required
to appear before the city council, al a
session thereof to be held In the Coun-
Gil Chamber In the City Hail on said 9th
day OF March. 1893 at 10 o'clock D. M.
aud make objections thereto. At said
time so fixed the City Council will consfd-
err any and ali objections made and will
make such corrections in said roll as n
approve such roll and levy and assess the
amounts thereof against each parcel ani
lot az land shown in said roll and declare
the same a first lien thereon Said mat
ter may be al iourned 10 a later date IL
so ordered by the City Council
WILL. III. PARRY
City Comptroller and ex-Onlcic Cgty Clerk
OF the city OF Seattle.
Date OF FIRST publication January 3 fsaa
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WHEN IS Seattle ever njSas ~ N sssss-
ys.nE eXrsesss s5E- MAKE Eks Fafaseg-.er.g. Z
YER home AgnsFsesn sas European o.