The Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.])
May 16, 1888

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THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER. ££SS£2£i l: \ill\ COISOLIDITID II 18Sf. NOT Foe SALE OK THE COXTK.tKT. Of R INSURANCE AGENCY BPNVE#* WAH NEVER VORE fartocy. Wne*» I*7*, wh« tt wm ftn»t ft eerfainly k» pt pa*** with th+ the ffwirth Atid i«rrMtM»rf«y of at tU-. tivi tha j»rt*prrl- for thr fatwfr wrrr never ferfcMer W* rfprf««*nl mm intnraif enm r*olm, with iMrt* of $146,000,000 Among wblrh may be found tbo PIKE X FX, or HAitTroun, HOME, of New York, North British AND MERCANTILE, or German American, «r M:W VO«K. AmouU the oldest and beat hi Hie world. Hie ln*nr»tift* branch of our a»t-nry 1« Mrlwlvrly by member of our Ann* who frlvaa that ilonv t ■trlrl peraoniil uttrntUHL Wr haw weutly add ad to our lint the LT 13 KHTY, or NKH YORK, With a paid up Capital of $1,000,000. Partlfn requiring Iwoiranw will find It to their ad* nut**** to call at the c»kle«t luattr anr ajf«*ii«-y tu battle TURNER, ENGLE LEWIS, Oeeldental It lock. Mill »tre«»t. HKITTI.K. W. T. FOR SALE. Five Acre Tracts SOM KKVI LLE. Tract D, 5 acro§, 43, 5 29, 5 30. 5 Business corner on Commer cial street. |»lrrr «»f |»r«»t»rrfy In !hi city. Two Choice Lots in Belltown. IEFMVR IHSHON. 2IM Coramrrfial si.. SattkW.T. VANCOI'YKR, BRITISH COLUMBIA. Tfcf U'rtnhm« of thr PariA* Rail olfcm fir»! fitum imtucrinvut* FOR INVESTORS. *«l will well \o the i»Uc*\ ami call «>u RAND BROS.. REAL ESTATE BROKERS. t VASi OfVKR. R r HERMAN CIIAI'IN. JAMKH MTREKT, O|»po«ite Occidental Hotel. Agent for the purchase, •lie and leasing of Real Estate. MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED *lO9 to S3QO v fert'v i c J or*' *>lt» *im. t.» h; nts WA>'tw t»r* fttuy u va»a»>' 'J r K Rl.: «lw OKOKOK I) BUKK. \rri«n« nejfo tiaied. H»«a*y itirlk Koaoaa S and tiaiidinf, upntiin. Mill t!rpH. Peattl*. W T. owraJlidflNi fn*. I. J. LK HTK.VNKRG (Utf a 1 Uw fVtiaayiTan?* H*r i (WWEU/M AT I AW-RUOM* 1 2, CnkiA ftlArfc. fwtric. HKXHY If. UK)MIH, \TTORSF.Y AT LAW —ICENNK Y Hutu. mruer of Fprmt »n4 oi«iiaMa «tr dw w a. ft mjh% rw* utrn NKWIJX Ac BCK'K ETI, THIRD flo«>r Ywlf r l/ary r*frartit:*. Ktat atr*-rt K. CAHK, M. I). \BIK»*JINAL M'ktiKON AND GYNE rol(i|{:»l, T\n»MA. W T .1. A. COOK, M. I>. aOS*LLT!K*«t Array 11**7 I'm ilir m mhh 1 1 W, T I»r Cook will I** lit HniiiKwli-k, t M*»attl»t« r«il. If ittih*H. J. \V. IIAM I I/It IN7 ■mm UN. RUEtIN \M' '.l V i M I i»|»f ai attcuti >n iftv»-u to diaeauMMk of th»« K*-rtito. urinary organ* anil; rt-rfum. Q|R. KN'KKAI I'RAfTITIoXER l*lt>-m and n«. un'i 1 M *pvfia!ly. Oflftc**— N«»" *ii»l .'-1, I'nion Hlrl. Front atrect. Tak** aflrvator. Trlt\ r«r n!i»l ttir-v«» Tr» at* phvatr, rhft'iiic and *kin illwawt"*- i'.' nmvra ranrrr, Tumor* and u!r« r» v. it hot it |«iu or u* i»f the ktiiic. offlff, rorin r Thtnl and berry «tr*cta. Hotira. 9a. to to 4 p w. T. T MINi'K. M l» ii L K. I» UHH. MINOHdi I)AWHi)N II YHICI ANti AND HVKUCONS OryK'KX IN ot r.m HT-t BUH K. T-J«*f»hNu. #V. Dr. Sliti«»r*!» n^lni-»»!IYKK'iAN \M» ,«»N oPKK K I'tilon 1.1.4'k, From rtrert, fir*l tl«*»r, npntnim. Room H». h, l». DRH.HMrnt WII.I.AUI) I>HYffl iii.h»N K« »HM Kit ly hnrvi*M I 11.-*| linn it*net*. Mcßtll HfHhiii Mrwt, hrt n oi'ii .vno n att«i I'nivvnlt), nt (l«\ Territory- It lv 1 1 Mth»KK\ i SF:\K«HKRS or kkporiv* I JO. tbir*t door, I'tilmi Block taMltto aMtrucM -»f lit'r t*» 1, ■sty Im»hl* In lit.* rtt) of kittle or kitu J ifnintv B(K)N K M MKKKRK, \H« llllh IS AND IKIiINTKND ill Y«**h r l«r*l7 II h* k. Ft*nit Mnrt KIMII Kit .V ri.AKli, 4M M li■ II M I I R*9 HT u ZHSO, Jttnif* *t tt»'i'iif>*i>tnl H"U'i iI A KPN Kit »V lltM•ue. ran exchange same cood for return »ia the Canadian I'aritlr KniUa), upon application to K. IV. MctJINMS, invHtf Agrnt Cl' K j JAPAN BAZAAR. M Fine Japanese Goods. M| Onuimti j ur T r »i II vk El r hrt K i M:nf. In,'man «V Hjii f "n! v an-l P. I(». KNtn r m r;;r W'liiti* Slniiilanl St WING MACHINES. V. :rc mk*» (u r*ci «« i"c'Sw wsi rm Mk j «>TTO K" 4>n r 4 rr%*>urwf Hv* yxK i lorin« jDeaicn .irul workmanahip unriralletl. Xj -A- CES ID exquisite d«-T»iarn and tierant profn*lon, from thr dwpa*at flounrinjf to the narrow. Vic.' I'fU't.-nt- I'. 'inuru.. st, auil Manager. A l AIKIVV Watches. Diamonds and Jewelry. 1/ STEINWAY PIANOS, Ami «>thi»r Kiivt-i'lmw M ilifnot I'iniKw anil Orgunn. YESLER BLOCK. FRONT STREET. OOI.DKX lU'LJi BAZAAR. Our new line of BABY CARRIAGES has arrived. They are the cheapest and finest in the market. Ask to see them. New goods received daily. Send for price list of FREEZERS. LOBE CO. i IN Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware. In cr'i r i.» ,-f r;. In mak f i:* - t «t.v of I. I' *mtth. I «(11 ,«ll tlir til.r.- .to. k J wiry. ,tr nM. -n't- 1« tiv«. n. FKfct OF COST! ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN t GO. The llMl Menev Broker* of the I >t*r.-»«»•*« l*r:T\T|OH lu: V«'Ti R« t»•£ mi*. M .-'1 mt. »U t. •ill 'll. rofcf, POST BUILDING, MILL ST., SEATTLE, Mnfm»DMrHipri»« i.»,Ti«r Siri k »m* w i««im.i.'> r -m, »t rste ur iOsT >o v,.r. *..4 m u** Future Great City of the Pacific Coast THE ONLY SEATTLE iN AMERICA, ROSS' SECOND AUDITION FOR $175 CR S2OO. K tb *l» I** MOO'li H' -«1- O* h 4 ,t 9 U _ t l'»1> i aI f »V- i y«• t* «fc l -mr I V ».ri» f h r ft J c 4 fa al »i m l I 1 ft V« I P»«* COLLECT INSTEAD OF PAY RENT 3. BE YOUE OWN LANDLORD. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, WEDNESDAY, MAI 16 ISB3. Complete liuei of the «ao»t de^raUe OL- HIJATTLK. CAPITAL SIOO.OOO. HANSEN, DKtLKK 151 Holr aK«*nta of Mr. Stewart tlie bill for the of Wa«!iin:to:i Ter rit »ry as a Wale was- luade the special order for Thur-dnv next week and ib-e juentiv the Mil- for the admis sion of North Ihtkota ami Montana were also made >peiial orders for the »amf day. The p»'n*k>n hill waw* payment" shall be made from date of »,eath of hus band" and to insert in tin of ft the blowing: "That all peiuooiM which have been or may hereafter be granted under the general law* regulating p?n *k>ns to widow> in consequence of the death occurring from causes which originated in service since March 4. stt>l f *hall v,em ocrats generally voted in the negative, and were joined by Senators Kduiunda astti Ingalis. The pn*position of Mr. I'ockrell wa> agree*! to. and the bill went over till t-►morrow, leaving the amendment >till undecided. The house bill to establi h a depart ment of lalor went over without ac tion. Ttie house bill to limit the hour* of letter carrier-/ work to eight hours via« pa->e i without division. Adjourned. Horst PH«»« EKMNLS. WA«IIISOTC»S, May l.">.—The senate hill was pastel granting a right of way through the ('cur d'Alene Indian reservation to the Washington Idaho Kaiiwav Company. Th? home then went into a com mit tee of the whole on th»* tariff hill, and was addressed by Mr. Butler,of i Ohio. Mr. Butterworth, in hi'* speech. -aid that the palace of the law would I*' a dlrei I condemnation of the pro-, tective policy. It indicated to the country that whether the tariff was perfect or not the Democratic party wa* not a lit in trument to p-rfect it The minion of the protective tariff was to pla« e the people oi our countrv on an equality with the produ«*ers of the old world. The protective tariif dealt with conditions and not with boundary lines from these rati'>n» against which the VniHl States held the e ugn of vantage. No odds were V-«ked, but when tne Re publican* found conditions which woul i strike down our inuustrie-, and the rate of wages of our workmen, then they erected the wall of the pro tective tarirf. In skill ami cunning the American workmenasked no odds The capital, the plant and the skill' were here, but the starvation wage* were not he e and never wi 1 he so long as the llepublican party wrote the laws of the country, Capital had the advantage of labor. Capital co ;ld wait longer for its dividend- better than lalior could for itsbreakfa t. 11c made a compart on 1 etween Ohio, where protection prevailed, and the State where free trade philosophy e\i te i i greatly to the advantage of his own j state." He created much laughter by f reacting an extract from the London Times dec laring that the only time J K gland has any use for an Iri hman is when he emigrates to Amen a and votes f«»r free trade, which he almost invariably dn* and mules and as-e*. Mr Seymour, of Michigan, iipoke in mpport of th*» j»y-tem of protection '•ehind that frets which the small in Shi-trie- of the country have !»een i iiilt up and become strong and pro— If-Tidh. I lie committee then ro*e and the hoti-e t K»k a rece** until o'clock. the evening -essjon to be for debate on the tarirl ill. At the evening session, Mr. Ablert. |of Texa s|*»ke m favor of the hill, ami Mr. Owen, of In.i ma, and Mr Jak won, «>f Venn viva? ia. opj)o*ei it. JOHN H He Add* the li»»t >n Herald to a I.one Mat of l'ropertlea. II 'f, May 15.—John Stetson, in addition to owning t.»e Police News j and HH IOKOIY OLI M Bad Day for the i»r Mkl>n flaadi e»P. \rw Y kk M iv I.V—T horsemen are looking decided.lv ginm. Hain h.»« be**:. Jaiii v steadily. and onlv the ij;.«d will l«e prominent in the I fam- n- Brooklyn handicap The hit e *et"i.ng two on lis over an three avny. J ve on i liinme and H h mon«i. si* on K »vor and Kl-*o«J. nrven on >ir !Hx«>n, on Orove Cleveland an 1 Kaivolah. ten o D v M op*ie Itanhrime. Kxile. |Can ary. li tr and o*r« >Li. twelve on To ay and riflee ! r*f—Oreson fir«t Raddhf* •ecwn.i. M:r-.r>* fin>wn, cult. ih:n: tunc U w»!.U. j The Brooklyn han *a« wort hi Thr IUM t»y one fc njrit. Hanort-r ,«r ond. Kiiie third: time 2.15. Fifth w* Aamai fir»t Sine', Stone »te«nd. Ultif lUrv'.»>t th rJ t:iw .V, second*. C A VIDIAN vtrvMri:v THe Unti at S» I ran H Ithoil tmablr. Sis KRVM I» »,_May L.V— The -turn A"> fr til Vmwatfr. the >-evond «.f tht C n:i dian P*Mr Company'* iine to arrive at lhi» f-orl. T.f aih>wed tj dock tin morning by the quarantincoiiieeri*. n found 0:1 I oar!. Thr arrival *as followed I a v it iu in rale. t.} Yokohama a i.r* rmht i-cine made of IS. by thr i t dian company. and it i« raid ih it I'ii. company intend to uihy the I'acitu Mail. Occidental and Oriental panie« to divide thr Chin* tra.tr wi*h them by bavins their -teart.er-' to h at thi- port on their bonirirarl voyage lefore proceeding t» N urounr, t i»u landing frrutht ana»~c»per- here i n le** time than at pre ent mule I>J the other colliliantr- In |>iir>iumf 411 that plan the I»am*ie«i. which i« now on her way from Hn*kon>:. nil! land here firM. It i« mute rktoxd that tiie I'aciUi Kail and CKvuleutal and i »ri ental companies refuse to form a j*»oi and will meet the rut by a further re duction in rate*. NEW* FROM WAI.LA WALLA. Vote* of Kaitrua.i ttdUtu. liwrvnl-Brtrfy the Second Cavalry hand will shortly begin in the h lam! on the 10th. A skeleton. >upf>o-el to lie that of John Cartwright, who tnystetiously ten ycar> ago. wa* found at Pa *OO on Sunday, it I- thought that lie WA> muroered for hi?* money. In a free for all foot race at the tire mazi -PI nic Stin lay. "Hroncho Hi.L" won. L«eutin: K. I>. MlN^rn ami Ben. Wingarti in the 7-Vyard rae I Judge (iinchard* IS regi-t rof the lam! office. and will leave lor Phila delphia on Thursday. Ijirunph ern»r the Oregon RAIL way X Navigation company will L«es;in new to eondemn a righfof w.iv tlroiitfh the Eureka II.«t. Charles Hrowu was re!e »-ed from the |»enitentiarv on Monday after -ERVING a term 01 eighteen for hor-e He WAI immetliatei) turned over to the military authorities i as a deserter. frank Fielier U ill IM* ap}M»ir«ted pen itentiary clerit v»« e A. H. Thompson, resigned. KRNEST CooVv, eonvi« te«L of >t aline, and Char es Hall, mnvu-tcd frrand lareeny. urrive here on a visit. In an .K ident on the Northern Pa cific at Sprague ON Monday si\ lox I and two rtat cars were wrecked, hut no live-* were 10-t. The continued LARK of rain AUS;»S DISCOURAGING cn>p re]>ort-« in thv Kast Orepon counties. It I- helieved here that the OREGON Railway A; Navigation MILL haild not ordy TO*l.ewi-ton L» .TON the comple tion of tlie Sna e river hridjfe they ill lea E the ferry and will EXTEND the LINE northwa.d on the oKt »oad to Pamp T, i connecting with their Palou e hraiu h. Cre EN V I iriven to the r. J>ort tiiat the O epon K iilwav A Navigation wi;l not n.:ild thio «gh T! irc-a t lit T«» Wal luia hut w;ll join their main line at PRESE T. tt. Karne t E MITS are making !to that end hv prominent citizens 1 1.0.0 The May musical festivals commence I hereon the IMb i'Wtant. The Northern Pacific railroad satis- fa« -torilv explains their ref i*.d t«» allow the distribution of Walla Walla lit ".a t ire on their trains, the news agent having full control ot such cases. l»r. I>. S. Ua*er i- serin ly ill. llids for the construction ot tlie ad uition |»ro|»«» e l t be b nit to tin* p ni tentiary were opene i ti.ii afternoon. I Th »lowe t one- exceed the appropri -1 ations. C(insrr«imaii l.airtl Kriuimi;iKlr in the -e*ond Nebraska dis trict. Nrtvmarkft Karr«. L Mav la The Newmarket 1 second spring meeting opened today. The race for the Payne takp* t«»r three-year olds, was won bv n 1, Sceneshifter third. Kailruad CollUion In Riu«U. ST. PFTERSHIBI. May l.» Kleven |>ers«»ns have l*ee*i killed and thirty in j ired by a collision on the Moscow .---Ru»«i has invited t »e po*er« to twelve del »'.i> a lo attend the A military man%yt O: k). M»y j.y Th#* third di««t it t I 1 Mrnoe; it»«* conj? !-»tial e in vention n» n tied I» W. Houk i*r »ong eas«engers wer in j r xi hv the amdrnt at Fo inUie Oohrado that the loss wiil t* ie-r A. J Br) 4• ,t t* o wa 1 l»y falling n ihe ferry «».t KoTinal la I Friday wa lie d tooajr and t k e r««» i n i f W Br '*n»nj to h me«ter l> *nye i oloeal was «on lutcu-d by ti»e -ena e t *d-i l.tjioc la Tar I I V>ata. \\Y*. 1 T j ir ink» th ie i over t e ti i 1 Vw committee i! u[*» i ;nt4- ne s i»f time will rt t tai j to the -«na The ia-. .i ies w, S. a t'jonaei v t r xtr e le.' n a once- in fa t i "i ie a *e s ore data hi* tl rad.* aid in a foaadaik>n. MANY CONTENTIONS N>w York Ifopnblirans Talk Aln>nt THI c.tnroKMA pimrßATo. The Drmarratir *Utr (on\rnlin »t Y»rk th* t*re«i -drßl-.lUHamai llrp«Mlrin« Mrrt at HußtfnnrrT. May J.V~The ;ate cmb aiitw will neri tonight b> tlx apon a temporary organisation for the KcpuV limn convention tomorrow. Tbfir i> said t»l* a disposition to lailf War ner Miller temporary chairman. £x> Senator Ark ell favor* a oi 'the n.»ti'»na! delegate* for IVjpe* He want* lVj*v» to t-e the ean iidate of the tie legation c.ntil he is nominated or until it i* clear that the we-tern will not have him. and then he would have Depew arie ami turn the delegation over *oiid for Blame. t here i* ilereluje 1 among Blaine'" whilom ami even hi- present sdhereni* an im patient petulence at what i* termed the harrowing tactic-. by which many delegate* feel that they are leing kept in the dark or being raided a* to whether he i* a candidate. The state ment i* made on good authority Unlay that Depew will not attend toe con vention. tienend H'i*ted an t mmy other* oppose any formal declaration* or roiumittittgof the jurty at thi* con vention. Thoma- t\ Tlau mvt he see* no erfort will i f made to pledge the dele gation for any man. NEW YOKK nr.HOfUtTS. The Aenlrmy of Mn*le i* Them: Nm Yoks, May I.Y- The iVmo rratie state convention to chw)* dele gate* t«»the St. l-oui* convention w\h ailed loonier at 12:45o\Kvk in the Academy Music, and Frederick K. C aide it was cho>en temporary chair man. The building tva> vrowdel with prominent Denun'ratv Condcrt, in taking the chair, made a brief speech. lie said 'll>w different i* the *mtlook U» what it wa even with our sanguine lu»i«e- of !>*d Then we could only make promise*. Now we can >tand u| on fact* and «c say to all our felloe citizens oi thi* country to whom we made pledge-, p> i iiHx raU victory meant finan cial di*tre-s and ruin* Look aliout you now when ha* our name been more honored at home or abroad. When ha- our treasury been guarded more intelligently or honedly. I a*K what promi-e we had broken or pledge- we left unfulfilled. I leave you to read the hi-tory of the la*t three year-. Iti-ca.-y to dr.tw up a platform and prate al>out moral idea*.** The >]H*aker sjioko in tern** of prai*e about the courage and 'honesty of President Cleveland a* cxampliticd in hi* tue.*" ge. At the unclu ion of Chairman fon der t'* a Idre— the u*ual committee were ij*pointed ami a rece-* wa* taken until 7 u'cha'k. At. A ISAM A ItKl'l lil.lt \NH. Active i mite*t Itrlw It la I tie su«l Sherman Men. M -nT'. mi:ry. Ma.. May IThe Republican convention wa* called to order at noon to y. colored man named St -ven* wa* electe t -mjH»rary chairman and made a long speech, lie urged the nomination «»f .i full ticket. He denounced the federal office holier* in Alabama during the term" of Have*. tiartiel 1 and A thur .js politic d reikis along with the Demo* rat- in the sen di t keep free negroe* ont of their political right* The oil vent ion is composed of three hundred delegate*, one-fifth white* and t ie r«-t colored. There i* an active etween the Blaine and Sher i tunn atiherent*. The convention wa-* a *cene of wild ilijn»rder all day over an attempt Jo -e it a tem|K»rnry chairman ii> the place of Steven*. Finally Steven- va cated the chair id favor of Arthur Bingham, chairman of the executive committee. The Sherman men that a trick l»a* l>een played upon them. I MO> LABOK I'AUTY. The National Com ratlin i« tailed to 4lrdrr at I Inclnnati. it'tn*» \t May I V The national convention oi the I'm >n la or l'.-irty was called to order at noon in Odeon ll.dl with twenty-eijrht State* icj tc rented. S. F. Nt»rton.of Chicago, wi« U tem|x»rary chairman. After the o|*ening address and tlie «p]s>int merit of a committee the convention ad| U-fore the con vention will l«e the preparing of a plat i form. The ker" at their confer ence last night made but little progress toward merging into the new party The drift of sentimeut was in favor of holding fast to the name and leading principle# of the organic ition. The I nited Labor faction show more anxiety to combine but their cardinal principle of land tax is repujrtiant to n c eater j»c»rtion of the I nion men. IMTFH t»VH 'R roSVfXTI At 1! o'clock th'* delegates of the Cnit" i Lalair party were calle»l to *»r deT by John Mackin. of the executive c'«mndtte**. There were no conte-t-. Wm. Bagiey, of Kentu ky, was «I t ed temporarv «h airman ?«nl e -or ted to the «hair by Mr Cow I rev and l»r Mcrarv oifher were then made permanent, and th«- •*omuiittee on platform, one from each •*t it«*. w.«* aho-en. The chair was au thorized to apjwiint a «*ommittee of five to confer with the I nit»n Labor com mittee with reference to the union o th«* two conventions. Adjourned until to morrow. KOI AL till*IITH. The uld -en i i»al ot* by mail. The c«»nventi«»n pro ceded to unt the allot of tho e re ;ve»l with the foih.»wir:/ re «dt« For pre ident of tin* I nit*»»l ?»tate». B-dva A. I>» k» Fi*k, I3txftbeth Cady ManU»m «an II Antbonv and other*. Tbe convention a*h ided a plat'orm favor in; dfra.e and twn*i n hen adjourned .*ine die. ILirOKNlt TIKMOCKATA. Th *it&U moiU n %®%etnMe» at Aiff^lH*. Lo- An tit* May 15 Wk n the D-*m'»r»!ii r ate c nv*Mi net In Hax-.rd*' pavj ion. at I •«ck his i after ?nw»n, th- hid wa cr w 1 frr*m |*;t to «1 m li BL M ndi-ci. 1 4 ai»n Vr*'*i c 1 ni mtn tied a»«*t 11 F De!v.» ie, "J and ti- ejec*i >n wa* jatJe onaxi m*j*.l Wrjnu. \V K?y* an,l Jjm V o ."■'ii Kr.iiwi-cu. ai>! John T IV»\ le. o! Slivlu.n. tmrlfttnl Irn'jxinn -er i rrt.-l until tomorrow. aivt the r i-'ilr- left oa ait to j-a »ta Monica. 0»r for RUlne ami Om» for («rr«h>m 1 St. 1.-'t May I.Y Tlw fJeventh RONRRFV ITIRVJIL »II>TNS T OF KENUWH\*N« 1 V r»ri.tr 1.. !V RoV-in m>i t*» thf n.ttion*l nwTprv- CHMP I"« for lwkia *!ui ihr 1 Other fi>r lUainr. \ti«4f*;'im«si until p folorttlrt Kt'ittiMimn*. M,«y IV. Thr nvrntii»n. 11 >n H. V W 1 tt» or.!»»r at 1»» in a hr O'Uhnfsl th*» work i*yrr the rujiv.rTi«>n, Xilran K>!wai\N WA" |vrntanrnt oh:.i'i»tan. nn! Hon. T. N >i«»v» were R \V..| m W Hamin, W Win«U\ T. \V. !1- u -*Tt. r M. Dt>u altl>4>u an.i J. M. lle!»4ier^«»n. lrr»«finK f.»r thr M. f«a -\*l tv Y >v.k V.w TV- nal rontrn tion nut here twlav. W. II llaninm. of iVmnerti. ut. jwhlel. The eon>- jjiit'et' *eleete«i !l«'n Hi. liar 1 J Hri rht. of i ntliana as rjr» ant at arm*. an«t t'.ipt. I>an. Able, of s«, %v ehiel ♦l*>i»rkt'e|HT. of thr iVmoeTatii National cor.venti »n «t St. lA»ni-«. Tho«r will Ik* ii' o tto the approval OF the IH-M '.iti National commit!***. wht« h will submit them to thr convention lor ratification. >nllor Hrwtrnrr«l to S n I; w o.Ma\ 1A irence I lire ta the ship Hrua.«el« with 4'harlr K. Bar Hnl\ngr. S\n Fkxmi*' May I The own er« t>f the tWhinu "teatner I' S. iSmnt h.tvr lihelle l the John Spreck- rl*» lor «ialvav»v The I S. (irant towci the hritf t»fT Mile litx k la-t month an»l t!;e sjiiltvr'- place her value at $iV*M ami her carjro at f Klrr tn lam Anfrlrt, l.o* Axifi.o*. Mav la. Fire toda\ ile"trove*! Hro e'» k'rwerv. Silve, Un. K«»utza«in «V iiSkryV tailoring atnl t»thcr -m ill huil'tin*.'-. Total low sl7, insurance \mrriran Con«nl Mi»r«lrrr«l. Sw Kkw May 1*» The New Zen I ami IleraM of i»ril l«*th. re eivei jr« in -lean rr Maine ia. an a»voun! oftlie m »r;ler«»f the American i«>n- il at Nrw Hritain. The of the Inland hail U*en an 1 thev n"ke«l the «H»n»»ul to arbitrate. Ilr wa- attache.! I»y one «»f the party an.i ha I a narrow e« ajx\ thnrtidi the l»ru««h. Thr natives kept after him, an«l finally kille i him. Northrrn ISiiiltvjiy i omjiMiiy S\cknmkm>. May l.*» Article, RF incorj orati«»n a?i«l c of all the railroa.l- i»i Northern California ounel or hrrrt«»fore lea e-t hv the! Southern Pacific, were iilel in the of-J liceof the secretary of state Unlay. The r«timaUsl lenjrth of the roa«:> ii miles The name of the corporation i Ntirtliern Kailwny Cotunany of Calt fornia. The capital t«- k i-*s:*'i,l7">. l>, of par value of ||i*» per share. The .lire tors are l«elan«i Stanford, F. Cr"en M ro«*eeefi a niem»s*r. Uprerkela ami Ml* I'twais. PHI: \MUMIT May 15 The «*«lr of |»r»pertv Ht th f*H»t of Keetl -tr»-et to 1 1 lau* Mpreekeln wa-* diully eon-um-1 mate*l ;»t n-»«»n Uiday, Mpre- keh pay ing th* eof th- purcha«e monev ats»ui WtX***. Mr ,-pre« keln -aid Ihi' "The money in p&id j and th** property 1» ionjr to me I —hall RO .»h«" el with the work and Imrd tie refinery a ***»n a- jK»ssihlr. I expert V) hare »t in operation in a year Kiver an«t ItsrHor Amendraeat. W May 15 SfntorHtan- j f»rd today int'od neil an ante id men 11 to the propu r*l river ami harbor «p I propri >ti MIL aaakin a Iv a Mil to aj pr«»t»ri tr .V\n pn ,v *4 N*"* Vo?- 'ei-oti o; tie U'f'i lr mit re ant #mpi«atners Jleru, Hi.u F«f nan S trianbythe Ven- I exueian leiiifrereota in l"CI. 1 VOL. XIV—SO. 5. THE METHOOmi Thr Tendency is Toward Solidifimtioa. IMON OF All METHODIST*. IHm% t%n« Hhai Our run «.f Ht %W- C»nlf»ti. n rmpmiM- M iaiy Other tlranmi*r r«»k>n of the Me'hoh.t Kpj.tt-i.pa/ .MnVrtn.*, HiUiop Amlrew* occupied the chair. The mil catl of the, >n leronoe W t-t-lkrn np .m l u Wil i trtl thai thi« shoul I I* the UM ,-a!|. Ik ollt'TV lik rr-i.'' tt.-I n r "tfn !in„- iti i iirv a, t the t«l*n «n j .-iiir a tni .n \|oth>- ili-t l.|«-cop»l ch .tpal ch'ir h .m l ail imlt»rie» of Mrln.> ti tin- r.mn>itft>e oi *t n of th» «n.ie I the r .n>iilera- Ifon of Ihe niit.nm.iry ..Vietv the i h irch ant the |)u\| of f >ret)fn i* IWIV. rh»ii» i ktv in 1 the ciin- M4|,lati'>ft of the !hk.| uni in Inrt vi, i tv t up, l| w•« tl« .rwwuW'n >od that a com iflH-i.m app >inl«sl ty tictvrniiiM* what pr,tp rty h -1,1 to the mi>*,ionarv «h >ll iv i' ye.l I the laxtnl of home mi.-n.n- an 1 church rum -i >n. an,l «IKO I make (in or IUI.IO of thr m*-eH of the so. tetv. Ot KKN or TI«K PACiriC. The riae U F«>nn«t l»# Sertuunljr Injuretl. S\N May la Th# steamer Ovteen t»i the Paclli' w;n on the UHMI Iron Work* dry «hn*k t»wla> ami the marine surveyiwp# examine:! the hull, ihry fo'tml her platen somewhat i in one place aUv.it niii>hi|» Where the vessel ri'str J on the liotti>m of the hav nt Tort llatforl the entire ship*.-. U»t torn, 1 eel aft'i all, i rt u he I up ahont four iuche* A nit ni »e frame-* are broken, 'the in] rv I »tin* ked i* riou«*. To repair it an.! *lr tighten out the U»ttotu «it the vr> el II t ike fully two weeks time in thf ilry n k anil will neces.«itatr the removal of the ship's t'oiler*. It eitituiUk) that aU»ut v i\ w.-ek* witl! l»e re pireil lit t>r «lcr tt» lit the steamer for sea. lltHEltll.l, i.wtr.^. Ho«t«n Whit** t hir»c» t moert lfiilly. Ilftri'lt Uomii* thr St*n«il iii, Mav In. Cincitkliati S, \a> isville 1 Fiiii. inr.rentx. May IA. Athietj. s 12, lMU\N\r ii May IA. There wai no game today *m nt of rain. ST, I. i«, May 15. The v t. l.oni?*- Kannas ftity tine waa on account of rain. h *r »N-« iin vo Cun %; t«*day in the piewu*e of l»e taton*. The r rtmn \\>Te wr and mj t.lv. Van llattern I i .'o nothing with the wv! I all an Ihe frll an i asy pry to the liean eaters. 11 m s ipi«ort w»i i»«H»r, t(H», Clarki«on w.t hit hard enough to win an ordinary game, hut this wa* not one of that riptioti. It waa calletl in tlie nirth inttiugon a. (iRNKIt.It NOT KM. litH Anjreles, Cd., p r opo*#s to pay it" aldermen per month, ami re quires that they *nall not enfuce in any titivate bttainea*during their term of office. The Iterlin correspondent of the New York Hin «»a\ that PrkWN Ileatri« e wit the '-|»e uicular pallia tion of the ho a" 011 the »h*« anion utch throne, i* Ulfif educated in a very democratic way. Her tea«'h em a*e forbidden during aehool boQff to nddre*a her a* "your royal high* nr*n, M or even "prinee *h»* la sometime* allowed to j lav with "strwt children." Hhe i eight year* old. The Chinev colony in tTiieajw con -i«t•* of lstiHo. of whom only two woin' a n. Ah) it Hllof them are mer chant*. *ev»*ral of whom have fortune# of SP»MO to f3flO/Mm. Four firms (leftiinif in tea. eolfiee and Chine e icro c**rtes have an t| itai of $.500,000. For fifteen year*, I*7? to IM7 inclu* aively. the f'nited htatr« furnished more than one-half *d the a rain aiul Hour *»ent to Kr«rl wd, the relative pio» |mrtii>nii frotn the four i untile* fur ni hinjc the main ittppHe* l*»ing aa follow*: Per rtmL I'nitrd Htaten W.I Il>i*»ia. lif India 7-J Australia Their three competitor* i f the State* have toge titer only 2VI pe* n-ut average*! for 1 decaflß and a ha'f. while f»re'e*e ly 'nth* af IDH7 there wan a «harp e« line fr »m three, the Ini'.el Mute- advan butj* the proto ti n< f 'A f«er rent. Tm* lnrrea«e of eiprtn to n -ti o. tlirta eotupi lied t» pay i a h .'n tr »d of WP M |»re J ere titrwle aith J» her own empire i* eviden e<' *JML direet and riae' 1 omt» our wheat grower* with other country. K A L»NG frit W»MI [Ht. l'<» t I }a!* The New Yori. Jejddatfi* h the ill Up exe lite m*jr »e er t i ity A'i wh!< h would iMfhtniiif U» tfl e New Yor' ler- wou d eome nearer feSt want Cctrl 'U« Inrf"*!. WEE* {5 Y. Po*.f T i»* tie t! K "i t:i»- 1.:,-*h»- o;?i th»* i.»- devoi<l of e ei.* th fire areii beo i' *i. «ttop -j'ue u h a ma th h« .i »"J P I e t t* 1 -IJ' h J' V 1 lm r r! »*pf» th^M| of I 111. I'iA tt= vlt" to

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ftwnlar. t rear is afrea fmHHI, when MX fwM Ik i a mupcm mnv.m gllW. Opmm H amm MMM, faerte tMTM«n4, Ttflof-* S f- T.i Qtympta. M*«. Mil 4w to f' ■iSSßTfi** chJ 4^ A* MK. I Hi i v, r*art l»mu TO rat rente. WWb tk* MM M Imrin*ahaf Hn Knin Ifcnae *Vt *n« wwt aa4 thim wV> ha»» wor* «o t» 4»«». 'b* mm ■gnml a» the P'*t itmuwvu MM I) aufee MwOf>d will hare heen renominate') by the limmrrib Tb« har»*«t tin* of the t«raie» band. an«| Ihe Crewnrlu dealer* i* near at SMkuHin grow Nt oat of change fram (mailer to larger form •nd from old to new printing mate flab, have within the |>a«t few dajr« Mifcl the puhiiration of the Pner- IfßUlottrii, Mi It ha« lew poaeltje on two of three .era-don* U> jjet the paper "Ut In time (or the ear- Iter mail* However, all dit*eultle> halt now lieen win owr and here after the paper will go to it* rea«ler« on time ___________ Tfca Hty roundl *«an with great fare the application now l#fore It (»r rilMwlon of «treet-ear fran rbl-e* it l» a «m»mon thing in wrw the fir«t gnn uf the prr«i dditinl ear. titer* i» annetv (or a not ■Mt lletiwrtUc hiihtm in a w««J producing utile. Furthermore, the election In Oregon ami the lVniocrat- Ic i-onvention at St, laitli» are rolnri rtrt«of a Itemm rat le rictory in a KeptthHren Mate would make a eery •timnlating announce ment at the ojiening of the convention. The Oregon KepuMican- are alive to the importance of pulling together anil for the *lr»t time In many year* there la practical harmony UUii-ii the fa the London l*ai!y Tel e?raph a*aert*d on the authority erf a very hiirh official that 'treat liritain waa in a wretched (unditiun for tic lrn*e. It uliownl how greatly orrr wa« the rtretirtHof the nary an»l how mhefANy Inrffnient wi* the fcrntv. It a**erte«l m»t only that tbt number tif a ere entfffly in a«le-|U,»U for any neriiHi* ean«)aairnlng hut that the ««»n«lition of the military e*tal4i«hmedt wai «»ich a* t«» ren ie»" |mpo«*i*»le any r r *e «>f an alarmist am! to rKlu «le their an Thi" j4a« e»| W 4el» v *»n h»- metilr and h" at ©flee responded wsih the aaNlftkm that thr m question rtttitaineil th l.terd truth and that he wotihl rr«lfn fn m tin- army rather than retract one m Uai4e of them And thu«thr matter -i A* It la pfohalde that WoJk--|«*v i* r hut it not unlikehr that l»»- wdih e In retract or f"r ail th%t ILL ltt> AU%IV Til* P'T I TttMJ" rx>ir-y Ihf ciVct th it "nr» i fltciflc on,]«»:'-> \t the July-ttw*tu..r »U«'kh«"Mrr wc at* informol. Mr Km ii Ham* K g lettjjrn tW I'lfi Irnn ,it».i M- T OaU *>H i IH-rn 1. Ttw ft Mirrri (he to tl.r Vi'Ufti iM est. Mr. I*">S M Vi:i.- p. dli'l'V lot Ihr I 1 I'D i v e i to Art* o u klv« f\;« at:.! 1 thars**- l»« I s r> !:r, a the t-c VI (•Jin* n M i k«:» ami M"ir v hair**- »nv in t v tk r i.W Iwr.m-h Ttw .v vUMft* J"i« Mr-it* t«» «« the R> ti VUUrtl. tt|*-n It Parife wto* am ao*r to b« m tormiil by prartb-aSjr tonrfa* A* mad «f>r In kia. Mr. VmrnH afeje*»» «nnr" berr. In all till' tbrß ha« ha' been a «nitim"t bi/hrr titan material Mmrt, tot hna r>iitn(*i awl Vittard 'tend out in brr brtaalf fur a»>l »bm br «ra«l utterly l»i«i. U»r ity re rnrnM Mm Willi *T»tito»> and |- H »br wa» ni.atrd-llrr Intrrtor hai Hu(Trrr«t hi|> a fr«-»h look on tiw "'it i ir whirh i*' in markrtl iirr* t rnifirir". ait'l '■taU NMtf. lhi«n in the h-»l I wa* f.»tin I in nf .1-ion. The aric thrown ttff their *4 i«llf 4ii i« .%c*r«* l with a liithv ottttfi? **i grc.iH'.oil. ft"!** aiuS dirt iii n« ari l (Im* h;inir un*icr Mm* ai tion of thr *alt water j*ek* I «»lf while the %\ir nhbinK the lutfdttMd, vith whi'h the ve**el i* fi'ni-he*!. i* niiuni. The furniture wa* thrown about an*i Uh with whi h th«* vjtloori* uri«l 6itum are u|»h»»l-terc I, i« ruinoi. THKIK \TTEMPfI T f!>»%T Mr*. IMdri li, utnp« and (»tli«-r wre« ku»r hum hmerr It u« k in lh« morn in* i-rc *c went to work The ne*t twlK|ilun« vji« to M n l iktwit a »iim to ht wh.it ta r««ed the »li>a-t* r \ftrr a ->h'»rt inveMir» tiofi he rfturtwl and laid that on* of the tifjuilijrhl* on Uw "UriuMfil ~i le h.t'l l*rn left open. ait 1 that the ».tU r haur*t o|*.*ti and the ve~»el a*.on *ank. A direr w*« «ent down, who ar*i:i closed the dour, making it tixht. p'iiuJ n it twtminifnre»i, eontinu if ail ntjri>«, 9* om fourtern h\mr t.v.mn|> in*, or at ttto'tW k. thr -Hi|* wa- *een to move with th«' -w»U«-( the cm ran. at*»J we kt-ew *he wan fre** Kutnptnr wa* «i>ritiiMiei tintii 2 o tork.at wum m hoar the *hip wa* ;t «»t «ta;.»rrr anar« U »nr at tu*n one i A tin* awall wh« w LUtltacharsrv hrr rarro |*eeparatory t inr repelfl F. r ivrkm- w hrr ••tnlotn- i, ilh thr her in tetter eon«titk»tt than he aatt- t |wle»l lie wa> -an ie t a|*|*n.»ximate the 4&tna^v t».«etur lllaloe la Nrr.lrJ. |Ilrookl?n lajfle t i.til the tii |a*-ket fwllet* a tlt«a»k hire he «r ar*» W a av «nal«te RienV «»e* a'wl the hoWKrtwathi*: hini-e of H tw*e\ ha* U«»ne to irrrtriev :e vt W *h in !iw >wti{all y l»- lii Whrre tf. i the patte t t»» n »«rty dbue» nee»t a d tl it p vj i4t jfter a that thr «|*vtor tite part* neeti brailol l> BU;r.e K#«\ vl«lli»R i«( iKr I.«*».>! Prx>t»lr»« The Ne«t ami \y |Kv*er«i;ve by Mh e;u :.tic vattcr i MEr-4ifflh"lt IcaOk. AM mMoMr W: T# ftr Ami «f M TtfriUry, tatfk Vinmns wax re hbj> w iJt wt Mow «w «rf dK Wrtst "ffSn^SJS AHT£SU. Sffcfc «fty Mg>»t»iily sad *»>W9i*sy i*ww*fcr4 t» mn* h i, *nw vt o lxArAm, X MOST. HlUxtV WTiXX. jb»j* 1* 1 H (fJ/.K PLANTS. MR. c. nfiCSWO AMOVES OX Ok TaMtJito aarl fr*» frw pf abnwt L*> JS am* in h«f«. d f«a44*nee. Want h#»n**. Skiia*. wanton***, I—rta*., rtr., in *oe or »1»t Thin I* r«w» of flw hr«t f»n»i in lt» 34U erf** of awbrr Uad »ijdo Irk for m> Fur «i»j».jr U» ofaddrr* GE»» M VAS DOEEN. White kh"f Msflfe. Kincr FREIi K !*ASI)RR. 4«r '*r HifHarvl* '•mm*-rrini *t» FLOUR, Full Roller Process. PORTLAND PATENT ROLLER T. Try tbeta and be mttUmd. AH fwen k«ft» tqe^m. JAMES R7AN W'HO WRKEIi IN TOBEK. ]W, i#N 'i' 1 RI; HT miaeitMl 1" lend h:« Y > k. Ki»hl«T, fereiver of the R. K.. F«»rt land. nvpa. m** THEM.&M. Coffee and Oyster House, Cherry street. ■—r Sccoad. "Hif onljr fir«* la** kMue of thin kiwi in lh* riiy iai)> ,1 it* family tt*e aud iadie*. r ar**i r+-r*. window *Mfcrn. beater*. mew to any rhiniiif fn tw i tt }«rfJ, rlMiprr than any -itif in The aity. J H ROOKXR OV. M-oivl »t, M «!K1 rnfrenJtT WA CHONG A CO., CHINA TEA STORE. \I I- KIND- Of TEA WRF'T F*oM hlna. the pnrv«f ati'l br*l. fn»wi et) rt». I" per 'Jt. l HW. ;lnin ami all kilKb of ftina Ifigttrft |aM f«r H«»j» at the bfi*k cttrurr Thir«l I v% a*h' usft i >m Timber for Sale. TWO MIU JON FEET TF.V FROM I N-attkr, with fnmtw* «»u p'.ixet to Wqg bihl put :i.to t}.f water. F"f imrtfewlar*. »l«Jr»«« TIMBER, txrs TIT. *e a'll« Wok Ter. GRAND BAFFLE. HTRF.K7 ii"l- Hors-E W r m 91 Tws» dkotuaul rUauee*. Apply at nwlariratit W mtu t r E t^a>nrxG NOTICE. DntTXO MY TEHPOEARY ABSENCE fn«m the rlt>. l»r J. T Tate will har« rhaffe «»f my «iewtal otflre to Kcudvj corner Fr»»nl au«l CoKmbU •tre«*t». m* 10« if l»a «r WIMJ- Rirr TO CONTRACTORS. Hlle. WILL b¥. KIVFO t'F T«» M\ V iifct, at 2 i)Vl«ek i*. m .by tfcr •rbool f »lt*fHrt No 1 fc*r f..tti»«2ati.»n w.»rs «.(tvobniUl.'nsr* Plan* with A M-af Thr )*ani Karnes ttwc rttht t« a;i* »*raHbt«t« rnyl %t«l NOT LOST. BUT SAVEO. »«f H« lrua M».tjtan«. »a*-* **l a* *nfT*-nt»a fMin an atttmailr l«d M -unc* wt'Tv r»« ai»«l ft'iMMttd 1 r*>aeulte«t owe «>f the U"«l j h j«kia'» *»f 11-' *ta wb t»* to r^- it* I ht am*- aarmnl ao>l ha«l iNmt el*in «fk At fhv l>«n !a f r r-. f •tfl e»»Kla» ati 4, »ffer it av« aiv PreH> »>1 «taii.i T>- rflVrt «-f Irr"* Fmr hth n**xt> »«n the tbr« aa»l i* r.anpS«ia«, a:> 4 ft# a»thrua. t* e»'Jd* er- '»j» it h V *or>«! ts»njr«arl*«»n «t?irr mt«ntim». «»wara'ltrrti a:-l Ui h* IX \KI 1> PATTERNS. I 1 r FTiV* T T* 1 KtO-T. 1 tltenrtMi iwd«! Al*» tailor 4nw fa «rht Wir*. WAM"NS> y■■:.*** V >\l -\,K I' ii'T. Kef*\>»n CHAS. H. WELLS' LINE. SCHOONER HIXNEME JtesL' i!U» II «KIJ,« S. BAXTER CO. t ear \akima lath II.»«r l' to« tile .1. t> tt% « WflH VT W ,1 am a 4 aitr. «MR rtfaw EWUtIP —ma. rt«i> Ra II" A "STEP —A rAIK» M.RW *m i* —A f K»* URT*S"J»iRA »T >"kxs a* itwn- W ul. rifber >enßa»r»t la as -—EWIN'. T>» I»» ST THE M .jay iMw» I. H. tl»i> nRw. to «l I%"AXTEI> A "f TRi-T RT If a t«qac man. fM Ci" s rrfrt >n> a&d Tvt. if mntre4. W|-~~ l>4aa W FaitTMr. I* ta. t>«t »*TIi»-t WJT ATI* »N T!t rius trsH fail a»3- afrml «f .b;»*V Ml si «4fcry or tnn tiliw t. te» MK.-. r oi-B «W. tertwt a&»> 11 a w T*jrr~ar*- \VASTEI>— T—IrIRI. F Krtbust. apciwf K"»i« «tEVT-PT*vfi»HE!> VSOt Nri'R *Ii«l rrwMa* ia ail part" of lb* *Uy. ®>7 oo hwnioT. »««"rf»»tn4 Trurr ->mai> ao4 Harri»m, V> .11 FV»R rot—A rum*Asn,mrssT tavz fnmt virw trf the bay farai#fceie f»»r r*mtirnuu) and wile, or two •lurif* KBtWnwn, with bOtfl Iar 4 uifv roet»«rf Knrti? and Madiw/tt «trtrU orer dm* *U#r my 1»> 31 -ALE— L"T IS XOKTH ?*EAT- J tie. «m«- bkek eart of «eboolaR -ALE-St MHER ONE HOR.-E. sad Roe delivery rarr >«nrsi:i efceap U* r**h. A44nw Jaa. T Kt :!y, telVi IJtery ftaMe. Mwro^-rrlai r»r-? m y 4t «r»rh. bkek fnrm Mill »tree > U'^tf V»K -AIJS—A «hh»I». HAKI* FINISH 7 nirnß*. liwk. ft»iwef«. sbrts^e h*ry mod friit livi-v «»t» Miil fifties aiinuteawaiJi fr tra patcittee. Buah A y- H :r% r >***n tn> 1-^tf VF,K- V« RE.- «>F TIMBER 'th*Hai»h e^'inty—?weh»- m l li«'«a feet «d n;— per art*. Bu*hAß'«ar rr.aT;. Btttfa*** F*»K -AIX—« Ar. o»ilr|fciO«T a«-r»- Hu«u AB- >snna-i Batkf bhielt.tas fcttf F"" 4 v -ALE— W* Hf> OK t'«»AL LAND t-n itr*mi tint— a banraiu. Bosh A Boatman. Botier btni. rayLMf r"ill -ALE—I«O A' iIK- Uf WHEAT in the the «re*t wheat M.I w&*hmrt*>o. *m the lint "f tar I_ 4 K It K every «»*nr f.>r Th;- sJ-.» if.i'.j SKM \Kt sere. Bii»h A fv«na»:j. Boiler W five •rm c.f mmr»h land oo NKrilMlib rittr. Meattk itramrr* |«-ni tb«- \wiir.t rrrrjr day. For Vrmi to R«.hif*, P o ZT, myi'. y t "*»K •VLK-EEKTAtRAXT, ?IWOX f r i> "i'ZH-X H«QK tod ifV HtADd, At iwrjcain ih> N*:v CBfltnd Ht4el on rornrr nn. my 12 h I !T*-rat bedrock prn^e*. f.EORGE DORFFEL. Oftce. wt>«t «i«b- ».f« ..mm»-r«-!al «treet. up •t*ir*. t»-tween Mill and Washington. '.Tp WANrED. a 'er*. fU) &nd 111 a aoek. Foreman f«>r a small mill, |-."0 per da) au*i fuuud. Disk her. (la day i»r'+ i hou*» »rk. li.. Il"». 18. f.n?. l and ft) per Fan i band*. s>• -wamprr. |i">. Oft*sf*r. 91 «3 a da; and found. Br:« u uWlt r, Orcuti per M Mi'.. 3 a.*»l ba:s>i«. f'JP. and t*> CRANE DICKEY, EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. w -a *r. m-s r r >tninert >a! For Sale. Two lois, comer Eighth :vnd Pike streets, north- wes. ccmcr, ail cleared. Finest lots cn Fikc street. FRED E. SA\DER r- 1 *t*. MABTQI MARSHALL. -A sv it *S2 *:-l- . tf the Jackson ud XiQ streets Cable Road to haee same completed and in opera tion by August Ist next The completion of this line will doable and treble the ralne of prop- erty in the Ticinity of both Jackson and Mill Streets. We can offer today 36 LOTS in JICISON ST. IDDITION at recx $250 to SSOO PER LOT. One-third cash; also Olive addition as a whole, 53 lots in all: 5-ACRE TRACTS: 16. 26. 32. 33. 34. 45. 46. 47. 50. 62. 64. 69. At low rates. lUiBLKS P. KITTIXuCB JAME3 STREET. GREAT SALE —or— LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. A job of 600 pieces of Embroideries at 25c per yard, usually retailed at 50a. 24-inch Oriental Lace?, 25c a yard 24-i'xH Embroidery, 25c a yard Oriental Flou-xing, 50c a yard Emb oidery Flou cing, 75c a yard 100 White Embroidery Rob s, at 51.50 regular price S3. SPECIAL FOR NEXT WEEK ONLY. 50 dozen ladies' a'l ti'k Mitts, all colors, 10c per pair. T A TTITTR &c CQ. FOR SALE! STETSON POST BLOCK, CORNER or Second and Marion streets, BY mm, LLEWELLYN t CO. REMOVAL NOTICE. On May Ist, the wholesale liquor store of M. K. GOTTSTEIN was removed into their new quarters, in Marshall's Block, corner Commercial and Washington Sts. G. A. COERKE, MERCHANT TAILOR. Attention and integrity assure yon satisfaction. BHOWK BLOCK. FRONT STREET. EARLY ROSE POTATOES FROM NORTH YAKIMA, JI -T RECEIVED AT (las. Luck's Front and Union. For a ehanc*; of seed for this soil nothing can be better than the above, as they are erowa in an ashy toil and ere of fine qual ity. For eating purposes they are uasur LOGGERS! OXEN! OXEN! I WILL ARRIVE IN SEATTLE ON OR about May 4th. *ith four car loads of work osen f«»r sale. Enquire at Arlington Hotel. avStf J r McCUTLLAN. HORSES FOR SALE 0. H. HOLCOMB, TJAjs OPENED A NEW SALE STABI-E ON 11 the alley, south of Larncston's Livery, where he ha* «»n hand a flue selection of bofSSS, and a ill reretve order* for any c.*sn ■of horses de* t red. if uot in stork, mhl tf NOTICK TO COBTHACraRS S BDILDEBS. SEALED TENDER* W ILL BE RECEIVED up to Tbnt>iax. May ilst. Iw. f*e the labor and materials umsurt in th»- eree ttr»n and enciosine of the centre buiWinr and two mar J# f« r thr W"paM H««|dtal U* the Ittsan to be built at Medical Lake. c »unty. T Bids will be taki n for the construction of th« MiiSdtng both in «tone and brick. Bids will a'*o be ta*» n for the whole _or The *erwrate parte of the sum. iofisdbtr a»*work. briekwock. eart'ec tr- rk. fainting and glaclnr. ralvaaiasd iron and tin work A ernt of the bid mtw acc*>mf4tay raeh bid. wkirh aill be forfeited to the Territory should the Mhkr fail to qualify with r ««i and acceptable mreties to the «>f right) per rent, of the contract |»rtec with in ten «iar« after receiving notice of the of the bid. All bids not made out on blank ?o«ss. or nrwewnyninl by a certified cheek to the vatae above Tnc;i*>:- rtsurrc the rirfct ir«"t any «:e all tr VUlw. speeiCrsticm* ami detailed draw ings can u a* *|»»kane Faiis tnl i r B'an-1 a' MMMI iaf«wrmati«»a can ks s it I». M inti sifEi_ic&. Trader>' Nati«»!ial Bask, «*4a»? Fa-I*. W T. \:i Wd« t t* w-ajed and "TAN'LEY HAUJ-rrT. f BaiVJ >ar n«f. 1-.—. -*hieh tiinr and piare They wn! n»-i in t- r>ee 865CN> HOUSE. fir%mrrsxY u» \itt» :. c-t a »i ;u j-. ra trafw .s r:t« at*. PHICE: 56500. $6500. WT -y 6 PBDHCT,. 'Je» :"k-au. i IX THE nt Rank, AS USUAL. GOODS DEUVEREO AT UNION BAY FREE OF CHARGE HALEY WRIGHT, 618 FROHT STREET. J'. O. Box M 9. Tdmo.H 19 SEATTLE WOOD YARD. Dry vider %ndfir w««.»d any part of rh c;tv i»r>JrT* a? LSX» or at yard >n Hopkins' wharf, foot of reoee mhU "?ra T Pr*»prfetor. SSO LOTS I\ HAZLEWOOD ADDITION

Two miles from the pottoffice close to Madison stmt. Th*y are cbesp. $175 LOTS NEAR JACKSON STREET. High and Lerel, coinmicJirg Beautiful View. 100 ACRES OF WATER FRONT NEAR SEATTLE. HOW TO BUY LAND. Cr ll'l ri»tk«, P«jr»b:* nMjbi •a k* Py*ct xu .i K»k t-KM w H»r n«»« Isfrilrd. T tko.-. «»tira« f to-,« er m-r_: f t, Or to the speculator for a rapid and certain rise in value, erer presented in this city. These choice residence lots arc located in that growing and important section of our city—North side—and about fifteen minutes' ride from the Lake Shore and Eastern depot, easily reached by the Lake Shore and East ern Railway. The contract is !et and one thousand feet of the railroad and driveway across Salmon Bay is completed, hourly trains to be running into the center of the property in 30 days. The West Coast Improvement Company is busily engaged with a large force of men clearing up and grading this property for residence purposes. Park residence lots in all large cities com mand the highest prices of any resident por tion of the city, and have made fortunes for buyers purchasing quantities of lots. Come early and secure a fine block. W. J*. HALLAHI Manager Wert Coast Imp. Co„ Battr Btocfc. PETERSON UK OS.. la GKO( KHI KS and PKOVISIONS. I-a rc* LFnee*. OnUrrs by in*iT K. Meeker'tfrwiifry til Frf»t HARRINGTON 4c SMITH. Have now oo h«o4 the lanrnt *n«t be* «eiw*e«l e*er txrwht t» Paw; Jad. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. HARDWARE jfon. -iter!.' *n«i h*n«ll#ry. FV-;?. Rtv «n»1 ILL USD* «r Fancy and Staple Groceries. Provision?*, Tol )acco AND Cigars. Corner of Columbia street and Railroad avenue. SEATTLE, W. T. FOR FAMILY USE Snowflake Flour Is THE BE>T THY IT. ra?» ca! Toe o>u* ot xr.yr i*», «iical l It; t*a or ar» Hefci. f for a m«-/ j »n a rt lit; a-.4 tdna y a w s»oy ;*-»ra t» i ?3*m y>a :ba p->raz 3 Jar *0 .rt ftu* i: ia ao tt a B.Q *1 j .ri- a*• a i'.aurß ai# .a r; j" f fftr f r 9 Is t _ a-:«i fnr» 'hu ?k f-* utii i'>i a:a »jv ts.-llaf S rra-» r t Mxsu> *t:rJ rl* ftoor i'r.; ao- ftwar fta^La. *ai o- L* 1 ofrubp^aii* oav miliary 1 COOIa: c*£ 3J[^ol«je* ul »Mm Special Biipins! Lot 6, block 40. Maynard's plat, two small buildings renting for sl6 a month, only S2IOO. Lot 4, block 3Q, Pontius 2d, a fine lot for a house, all graded, lawned and fence, finest view in the city, a small house, S7OO. A Snap—4o acres fine land overlooking the Sound. Look this up, SSOO. 60 acres inside the platted district, only S3OOO. We will take a one-third interest with right party. Splendid five-acre tracts, cleared, half mile from depot, platted all around, for, each, SSOO. Choice bargains in a few houses and lots. Look us up. MONROE 4 WHIPPLE. K«»>tn IT. fr.um ftNwfc. W. A. HASBROUCK 4 ICO., inui ftuctifnoi ERU OGISTS 4*l> DEALER* !W Photographic Supplies. W T. b»wnwn A- Han ford S. and t. T&KRTtORIAL AGENTS FUR THE KNABE PIANO, MiLCBA 15 Fiaa»«. Orf»* aM Muaieml In*traH>pat«. Fp»-ut mml 4 brm 1» STEAM CARPET CLEANING. f 'AKPET" «*>rt i>uhriMt prU**. Ijkrr rnrtaitt* up in tttp«-ru>c nuis urr. (Saflr Mti't veil SEATTLE >II.A M LAI M>RY, apW tn Tt*fcfpliot*.* L*. or4rr» mf mm A Esj p;«»> o»« ot Bwcaa, ncnln 9r lla :Ji» &ura r a.» ra g i r i mai for r a?-* hra'Oi ba -fit r j s-i t* t t: tr> ji of h w ca*. alha r tu«* iiap« ■#3Wrj. Uta t 4 a af f«w t tr.Hftr r*a-o*a i&>) t .w* o' ;t* *re w* i' f c W .T-ri fr o«r b li a. arks i» r*-®*-afc»» v %f# |BN far i3r«a»rßt, bay jrr*ea a» )*V if i> I ta* y f-i 'k» •aae».--i aexiaa t a s 4r«» uct- lJa sea*/ '.iwfl'i 3f aa rf»# c?. V» C 4& its |Oi prr tt.3 tl dJ;» «*t»4 *u-s. ii til a ia f cr. aaraai ;t an i i t; &j* 1 it> m -F

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I* WILL M* TOC. K jon kit VMt ~>me»hluc. arij nat to flal H: X T°" >»n band mwttliw. nd if yon want *n«nt if |H «uK work; if y«a want in rent Hat; If jron WBSt> Inmit; If jr«« want IbiliM room; If fim want —iu Aon. if jaa want any thin*, aaakr It kaowa ttunoztt (ke po«TlsTlUJan* ami wife ami four ehil drrn. W. If. rrten, an«l wn *roml pa«*e:ig#-r-. On Monday; C. Huyler. Mm. L. Walk, A. Jhwige ami wife, M. M Lee, C. H. Boabnr. h. Ikxtcr, L. ie Portra, l>oth »»f Seattle, and J. 11. Keng-torlt, of Seattle, ami H. tiivler, of Kent. Tin- alarm of fire M»nnded ulxtut H o'clock la-«t evening wan ocraffbinetl by a -mall bru.%b bin/*' in the vacant lot iwtween the Ullmore Mirk and the Se attle Kleetric Light Work-. The fire buy* re-|M»fided proiaipUy and |»re vented a wpreed of the fire. Durin/ the of iu>ti«*e 11. K. Jom»}i to i'alifornia . Justice Si»«lerl>erg will have a inoiio|» >ly of the judi rV budm'** d'.iring the of Mr. Jone-. Yesterday wa* rendered aiiel *t flair. K lloyre. Ma kil Vaughn. M Spauld* in*. Jo .*pauluklrv. 1.. 'unrean. Mri 1» Pay ton, i»Vo. V. Snyder. IVite Yenen, Hayton. II Un«l>ey. \KRiV\t or TII F. IMVTUIS The M. a* folio a Vi« U»na Port o*n«end 12; -VattJr To. and Taroma ♦V Her freight wa* distributed thus For utoda :A*> ton* atieonver I*. ton-. |\»rt Se.«tih» 770 ton-, ami ra«%uun u*n- A lit th« *lu»rt of onr half hor and a littlo more than hall her treight *ai ronigiwsi to tlii* port. Rirr Srn\w aramc* For -everal thu Sraftk' have been wnpplie i with *tr«w herrie* from tali forma, l»tit from thi- time on the ne- MIV of importing tho-o doiuioua Unto- w i| Mr I I* Keehtel, w lio ha-* a farm at IWMe *iew. on l ake \Va*hirutow. Wrought In a bo* of very tine, ripe berrie* from hi* Urrv patch The* were the tirst t*uget Sound *trawl«pme* brought to the market th i-» -ea*on. «u i Mr Itech tt l *ay> that oomn»en« mg «*n Mondav He a ill make «Wy. i'l» II H» k ic- li t ''vt* M.'im t ,-f lU. ,!i t ?\lgr% Nnuul Kailroad rv ottwl t "terda> for the en>oin|T year !i Smith. v dert Iv-'nn* r T II T*nd*h ir> lmj»r**ve •ynt i'» r»|*i»M V J Ifilner Oitof the Hound M» »f, v%ore ekn te«l Joliow *r* Kimt. v in lH:!oH; A m '.nv; 'tn r*!.in Jjr* J II Tvmtate waiu^ J J M liner. M! of the ter» of l*»th tv n nor* re-eU* i«-«i A Hi \ii An alarm t tlx I alio'st *k\h> k lA-t ♦teaitig, tJ liy the ttswifw *4 mgm i I 4i Ok i lal fW'ii tho 4 u ker Uur\ ami the M cur" r TtH hji A ,t- jiv H_| v estir.f%i x hri| fit uk \V t« an ri v Pol- k v, f k «ra- ttrday, a i a on a> tU l*t klV'« l t r r- j..| \f f Hanko; t}j- cgm- 'actor rtVrW on the S r .iV o,u, t. |h« Ik- wm rtatty I T» «*a!i 1 A CELEBRATED CASE. Reierwe C«lriee rMe e T«tol IW *f t1t.t71.79 Bet CM Omif tirwt Jmdcm.mt fee tflJttJS. A. R. pieman, referee in the three ca«e* of Kinjr eounty againn oege I>. HI, ei-tree«ireT. end hi* anrerie*, filed hi- report yesterday aftemoon Ka*4i ca-e i* reviewed at length, end the jadgmenta recommended in the three awit» aggregate |3tMhM. Mr. f VHrtiijfi find** that Mr. Hill im miawkmer* in -ettlenieut- with Jlitl. Til rierr at ir rtftvr* Mr Ifllla term, from January. Ml*to January at which time 11. L. Ye*ler, Jame* McNaugbt. Ilil lory B itier. liavid Keßoa, S. liatter ami I). 5 Hyde were hi* bond-men. A judgment irf with interest thereon at the rate of 10 per tent from January, !*e:*ry. J. W. «»e*»rge, I>. N. Hyde. K}i«ha V. Ferry and Jo seph F. McNaugbt were hi- -uretie-. Judgment i* found for f.Vt.V« r*» a- fid low-, with interest at to per cent, front January 1. IHHS and c*#Kt* T«»t*l reeetpta trt*m all •onree* aft j Total 4talmraaieot* 24S.7tr> n \m«»unt that Khmild have hoen on bond at end of term 9 "4.i£2T» 73 Amouut that aa»oti hand 77 l»eflcirt*ry not acewmted for 9 &JBB The following are the item- making the difference. I*K*—Collwled al of nmuty warrant* l:i exec** of aimmnt artually re decawil 9 41 Jnlv 27—Reeelted from Thomaw Cann. not entered on t*»f»k«i 1*25 00 (K-lulier 31 —Error In eitteriue O uo t "olle« t»*d m» the tax r«»ll of l*M. inure tfcau accounted for 07 f THK TItINU I'iat A judgment of |7/J7!».38 i* recom tnen.led in the third ca*e. covering HiU a term from January, 1 v in January, iwi" |l'i7*T*» Amount paid out tJ* Amount flint «hotild ha>e lieen •ui hand the Br*t Monda> iu Jauuarv, I**T 9 -*4 Amount ttiat weaon hand 2i,*W tie IMleleucy not acc«»uiie-o6eiei»cy not acemtund f»ir 9 9,143 N) The follow uik'art- the iteui" not ac counted for: IMi> April JMKer credit on princl|al of rtMntv wareautM 9 1.02* 14 (her cnilit mi latere*! of county Ma raud J* u* tlet Sl—4»ver credH J» 0U l*N A|«rirt—overensdit 44) Vlh.r ere«lit u«i t*Hu« ipat of «*ouut> ortler* 7«» 7"> July au>l ikl —tlver credit on prim i|ml •it (HHinty warrant.* J.74J o.' July au>i i)C4 —Over credit ou Interest of rt*«nty warrant* 99 (*o!lecteuu!e2'« e» t—Over n«*tlt «»ti ietefe*t of eoutity warrant* 2*014 6a olltM'ted on the ?a\ r»4l ,»f tv*. more than ac eounU-d f«vr 2.442 JO 929.142- The 9-.' i*d '4 that ronntv will i* conipri**- I in the three la at item*, a* the *leti« u-m v on tlieui enrred l«etween Janu irv and Mare?i. I**7, and the referee Ih Id that the ex ten aton of the term by the legislature ditl md extend the li"tnl*iw n 1 f liahtl it\ for the official ivtiduil of t!»eir pMinipal during *uch eaten*K»n of term. M VXI WOU HUHi." Tbr lutHillnMr Holitß.l IC«-«*e eveninff the attrac tion beiag Koland in P 1 1 Uo\.r* la".|rhaMeti':uedv.' A W an Hater The name «»f Uolaa-i known to all lover- «»f fut» H»- ha long New regarde»l a- one kept in *Mf lauifhter frtmi th« t;nir t l e- rtatn went up the t until it fell at the emt of the ia-t. I e«**»i|uUl> ipjv>* t.. c \l' Ke* i e*etneyn. a Jrorjte s -ninij ot al menthm, though tho merit of the oonipany very evenly .«i* Attwo tiif r, rut*ftt!t» meiit wa- a mo-t enj*>yal'h" *»tw Tin ev«»ni*ig will he pp t.'.e laugh »Ue s h' l»erk wl.- «,n »«:n Mr Kee« s «e-t Fi?t> VMI f I ha%» it. t re t iriuii frivol a tr.ff 'ip >teiligunn»i*h r»*or m tlie nortliern |wrtK»n t»f v h -nu-h o nty. and I ana -urpri c i .t t; e thrift apfMrvtit uev« r> hand." v\ ti »u«- m- h ve r riu nrer s- U- ior ?.«rty n fr• in m th ~nd tito -rttie. have r a pur-, of t«» l«e e\ urn* ed vjj removing eerfain «d»»tr t. i*t t at -tr« m WKJ, th*-v I t »»w »«y -t« the h«: ttf !e(v»re'» afti an 1 tfc«* h c i M 1 lii i Ti»r J v.mrt h*> n:.- cvei.-.n.'. to t*Ko the preiinitnarjr -t p- Uiki.v n the pi r entertainment ih»* n>gai**f> i* tnv Au U V r v. i» orjra- wii.tt w. I u te; in >e%:ue next ic »?4th. A snuon^aATrn. W mt th* Mm rfiMk "Hart yna iire4«»t«l dae new •uwt railway oriius.t that w» m tr»4arcH at Ibt last of the City tonnrHV rairf a wHI known rrti arn to a P'«t l»mu*.rjici» rrporter jrislftHay. "N«H partimlarijr. i« it wa, Uk rrjWy. "WWI. nihrt I lun jwl hero rr amiainr a ropy «iar to Willow, ami then, e aloft* «uth oilier not b*- tieve it the ferate«l with hor-e-, mule., eleetri' aot«»r« or -tationary enicinrK. I Uiink *e ouirht not to grant anv mot* val'iaMe tif thi- ckancter em-ept tttarfi the ei prefwlitilern "T.t«m. -halt l«- ed. We «lf>n"t want any more bobtail for Front «t.-eet when it is a hne on r>«» iin«l "treet, the next parallel thoroughfare At no time i- »pe>t lie unreas onable to imagine that the t-ompany ■•imply want thi* fran«bl-e for the purpose t forever shutting out a oin l>etinr line on Front street. I think a little invr-ti«ration will not lie to the dtv'« •letriment. at least,'' The amendment referred to is a s|>ei ial oriler for the meetin«r of the (ity eoun. il neit Friday evening. WAR AVERTED. I'leree Cannty latrulera IMaee a Jam la Mtaek Klver and Retreat Hefure CrMratlaf Attorney H..a --•M and Hla Fnreea Appear. Trouble i.« lirvwinK on White river. A lot of citileus from I'ierte county came over into the prei inrt* of King county this week, iu a outh of Hlaugh ler, an>l ieniove inleniliiig t i arrest every man from I'ierce coutilv found int«*r fering with the work* of nature. Im agine their disgust on reaching the hint! lo tind that the I'ierce county men had all left liefore the sheriff arrival, but their wrork had lieen well done si n k river wa- also dry and White Hiver was just UKiiiiinjr The camp lire of the intruders iijtl amoul dereil on the l ank the stream and consfcleralile provision had l.ecn left une ,t«l The White Kiver (s'o|ile are much excited, and serious trouble is lia-'le to grow out of this affair. THK \VHoN(i MAN. The Kij.rrlrnrr of an Orffnii Imml- Krkllon Agent. A rather funny incMent «*vurrf I on t Im* ttfumrr Ala*kan yr ten lay. The Puget S>um) Agent of the Oregon im migration l>oarn»acb«*'l a bright l«>oking young m in ami offered him a printe I f*»!• 'er. The young man gtaltce*l «t the bo|:et Sound by »t- evi dent pr»»grr— ami Umiuile-" oppor tunities ami hm- iieei«!*«i to remain here The immigr.itiok place the other tlay. lietwcen the tar popular «4«i 8011 ml -Uamer-. Eliia Amlrr-on anp tt«4iah. in *h h the mail -teamrr arrie-il off th*- honor* A gentleman who w.i« on U»ar«l th« Amler-on give** the following ount of tb i r Seattle roiin«le«l K» >1 mrath«*r Ifluff. thr rth gr»*\ volume* of 1*1»« k -moke it :t*» plain to le Mvn that ri#r |i ««tr unrr wa- doing hrr be-t anlear her I tuj having wuleneo the «li*tmnce between thr t«.;it- a I* >int Vp>• i t M oii"«»n hea«i thr boat- were two and a h ilf mile* apart At thi* point Engineer a-e. ot thr *««>ltah l«egnn to realise the truth th- oir*' that -trr i »h N' h*ng ha-r ar«l in ths- i-e a i 'm one enjoy* »i th n*-ult of ths- ra f«»r thin taer.ty ye«r> o»n«i thr Khia An«l' n T«k r |«.v»p Pill IU an tJVrr-'.dit aling \ttt»rney II aM to thr I*l ah hr 1 i\**hrane pit in for th nitthYv pr ner- at i\ pr Hut when In- attention w*.- l e»l t.« tin matter hy the ha.rraan of th' Kvar»l. he at on* r utile the nfefji *»li- he f'Tr 'he a-*ev| .-ij-j-r l A iTIt pr-- it trailer Mr *Kr ent- jer kl .tfer the well-kn»>vin h>C'»tsu«>t:ve en in >4vtt?le u:. ler|r»»;nc -ar pml tre tr».« wa> token lit thr*"e or to ve- aivi h 'lhf# f f hiade a* I Dttr nu-t in# *rf Kftv Ikkl an-1 hr no* loal« a* though W »o ihi smgtttMf U -j j, a- new K- 'v rrrtg t*> th- aiivc-rt"»e»ie: i «l }{s.i\ W'~ l* we -re ih it t hti r fitu havr t.tkrtt tar trutidttve. n tii putting pri i to il tx-iir 1%.- I'-ie ia The v: i .Ity r.f l xNt hy ft? All I'x*gh t tw th it iviii THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCES. WEDNESDAY. HAY 16, 1 888. CITY MATTERS. noun jtKE Bocnarxri rccT LiAK urrru sin. A Wuhh AtlnapU to Bin hu ■nlH OM-I, la liMmUt b "We are now having DuolJr with J unijis Roc hester, the probate judge. s**l Mr. Alex Alien, chairman of the board of county commissioners, to a reporter, ye-terilay. "and the bold effrontery of the man in endeavoring to get hi. hands into the (sropie'« so far oat shines anything that sheriff Cor-ltrane ha« atbrmptee last «es-i,j| of the territor ial legislature a til! was drawn to take the |4ace of thr old law governing pro- Is* te nxuti. It provided among other thingi. t'lat in estate, where the value of the property left by dr.eslent- was s»*• or les. no |ironUr conrt fee* should lie charged against such es tate- hut. in lie jof such fee* the pro bate judges in countie- of over inhaliilants were allowed a salary of l'«»i per annum It apjears tliat pre vi.«is to tbe last legislature King county was governed by a mndnoun us And that when the new law was the provi-ions of the speci*l law pertaining t«i probate business in King county were not repealed, ami taking advantage of this oversight on the iiart of the legislators, Rochester is charging up liis accounts under both laws. He claims a salary under the new law and fees for the same ser vice under the old special law. In other words, he is taking advantage of a technicality to charge double. The other day he presented his bill to the Utanl for both salary and fees, and I very soon struck off a large chunk of it. In fact, the rrrr WMitmiT chi&.ed Were stricken from the bill by my own hand, but he declares that he has the law on his side, and w ill collect Isith salary and fees. If be succeeds in doing so it will lie after the expira tion of my term of ottile as chairman of the luard of county commissioners. It was manifestly the intent of the last legi-iature to make the new law general in its terms, and by its adop tion to repeal all laws in any way cou rtu-ting w ith it, and I feel" convinced that -ho'ild the case ever i-ome up lie fore Chief Justice Jones he will so de cide. notwithstanding Mr. J. Roch esier is an attorney in his court." Had you not interfered with his lutle game, and allowed hi-bill a. pre sented, how mm h would he have got. as you claim, wrongfully?" •'"That is a hard question to answer. In a great county like this there are many small estates to 1-e settled, and in many ca-e- the probate court fee take all there i-. Now. if the probate judge takes what there is in these small estates ami then charge, the people sl'Ot js r year for doing so, he is iiai'le lo make a good thing out of the office of probate judge. HE WASTED TO ME. tieorge Donnelly, a Mew Cower, At tempts to llliiw His Brains Out. Yesterday afternoon an unknown man. evidently a laliorer, entered Hardy and Hall's store and asked to see some revolver*. He made a selec tion and after paying for it, put a cart ridge in one of the chambers and placed the instrument against hi-tem ple with the evident intention of blow ing his brains out. M r Hall grabtied the man's hand and wrerifhed the re volver away. The would-lie-sui.-ide had a linger caught under the trigger during the melee ami o n-ideraidv in jured. He quietly walked out of the store ami up street a few doors into the establishment of the (kmlon ii.miw .irr 'in an lie n-Kni tu rebate. when a couple of men who had l«een a-ked by Mr. Hall to watch THE STB !*«iF!K*s WoVIMFNTS Kntered And quietly warned the hard ware company net to '•el! the man any deadly instrument. He was tie taiiied on various pretexts until Chief of police Murpliv, who had l»een *ent f«»r. arrived ami arrested him. The stransrer Milunitted quietly and ac companied the officer nearly to the jail l-ef«»re he made an attempt t»» re >ist. He then rotroHT i>r>*pr.a\Ti:i-V. I'ntil overpowered and «erurdy pin ioned. 11*' was laid face downward on the of tlie Sheriff* office. an l made such *t tenuous efforts to break his l»ondv that a i*art of the time it t«H»k three men to hold him. He said hi l would kill every man who had any thing t do aitii itctainilijr. an 1 a mo ment later whined piieously t«» tie re leased a- he on Is wanted to die. lVput\ Sheriff Pu field, of iaco:ii;i, hap|H»ned in and wnpiied the pris oner as a man who ha i l*fn in Ta coma for *eve I*l weeks a* a teamster for Jatite* Karrell and he "aid that Farrell was in Seattle and had uotieed the man a* he aa- bcinjf taken to jail, hut had supposed that he wa- only under arre-t for drunkenness. Tlie prisoner overheard the remark and exclaimed. "Oh. my iUxt' does Jim know that lam in thi- rape. Oh. let me die He redoubled his efforts to escape. |t;»t On Held talked pleasantly to him and he fin til\ quieted down. How ever he positively refused to tell his name- Two bottles of medi«\ine were found in hi- poeket-. lie "aid had been tak injt tin* «»tnff for his Utud. and there were n«» poi«on label- mi the U»t ties his statement was pn»bil>lv truth ful. Mr r\Kuril s ST\tfwf>T, Janie'* Farrell wa> seen iust as he .is ketvinj? lor Tacotna on tiie steamer Alaskan. He said that tl»e man i« «»e*»r>rv I Connelly He c.tme to T.i com about a month air*> and ured employment as a teamster for Mr. Far el). He wis a steady man and a worker, hut quit la-t Saturday to (vn t«> Seattle When Mr. Farrell ame to setttif yesterday he brought seve al letter- for lK»:ine!lv th*f had nmit- in Farrell**« are. PonneJJv took two *.r three drinks with Farrell ye*- terda* and promised to return to Ta e *ma and work f.»r to* former em trover iTt and agreed t mnt tie Utter »t the *!»a~f at 3 o'ri«« k Mr Far'» ll w t in ier-trk whet* t« dot onn nelly *s atte: ..pted sui- iife. hen h» left htm at o ioek yester day nH»rn.nc. lv»rtt*eliv «4« uttrr a:td herrful it app*rently entirely ra tional ls«:.nt at Ut \e** Erspian I M«*nuv ihoroinp and p»M x 'la» in a ivan t. He left afte breakfast «-*terdtv and did t a l ijueer!y at the hotef. Ml* #\sm isvrsrt-. %Tti». fjiter in the afternoon the prisoner *a vam. ;»d n the probate *i»»:ri 4* to his «a.uly, He apfeuvd sensible and l t b.it refused t«»giv* any in f rrnati »n tm m ldm«*df farther than that h si lowa in Mareh IVarhrvuji i.v *a reporter wbi— fwtv to Prv' afe Ro he-t r t.» a*k the prisoner if hi-- name was not a -s th' -i he tlenie*! •t ll' h» i 'i ■>n tha: he i».av hive «v!rtent> of the l tt-. r- Mr. Farrell tr-i. ti««o i Mr M M K re*i dern r. otj Ja *twi. y ere. .t. A»ia s _ V REAPnie THE WMfRLWIUP. TMMqI r*Ura Cmmrt Grlrt—A ■HT oar. Jastk-e N«Wt*rj was kept pretty ba»T testordaj. 'iistiTe was 6snj fT (or disorderly oorniurt aod William Bwke committed for n*e day- for the sunt otierae-*. A. C. f* i lO indeeent actions William WTiHiim- charged with va rrmiK-y was fined «SS an.] and required to pn bands in the sam of for hi« pood behavior for three month*. It was pruren that hp had been hrinr oo the earnings til a fallen runm. 'birtet were made against Annie Dunn and Sarah Mr|\>nou*h for dis orderly rooduet, Attwd W«od» for K X IntMf t.li j *rv. arx* and John D. I>xkwu«*i for «nly maltreatine one Indian Mary.'' REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. D»H« at th* Recorder's Ollrr Vralrnhf. There were fifteen deed* SKI at the auditor fh e yesterday, agKTejratinjr in amount lIVCI. an averapv «.f fl*&4.7X The following were the in strument* Edward Saunder* to Ek« k V, J. H. Keng strolps addition, fltf'. •i. K. Lcunsbury to J. W. KhranL k fi. and lot 1, Mock 1. Hal ter* addition. $-V. A. 11. IJeweilyn to J. Otto Hunicke. lot 23. I dork 27. Mapison *treet addi tion. J75. A\ ilium li. W«hhl to Frank E. Yonnir. fractional lot 1. Mock m. Burse's Sei-ond addition. |J2S. D. T. William* to Isaac S. and Jo seph W. haV Martini. (I buy* u line anva- -hue at the Star Clothing IK»heny ut far an«i All h»k»1 .\n»atro«"« cluth- only iV at Dolieny X Marum's. 2.*» rentsH buys a handwiiue silk scarf at the Star Hou>e. »reat values in black ami ecilored -ilk- at Doheny A; Maruui's. lively kiit si>its at the Star Clothing House.* Kline A: Kosenberg. Kline A Ko*enber£. K.\rlu>iverh»th ier- att«l leauers in low j»n« es. rent." buys a *traw hat at the >tar

Stents buys a han lsiuue *hirt waist at the Star t'lothin# House. Kline «t R«tsenVierg. T»»t.ir (Nothing House. Kline A UoM*nl»en:. La.iie- H:tir«lresMng Parlor, corner Main an 1 Nn cnd «ireet-». an«l hair work «»f every ription on han. Kiine A Ho^enberg. ommen ial -treet. Nol>o*ly an mll heap unles* they l»u\ at bea at h>« -tore. They have live wall" to preserve the i«-e. Mr tu'ht lockt, ir»»n *h«lvf. rtike" removal4#* for cieanline*!*. I lest in the world. all and »ee for yourselves. l.V»> PURE p?PiICE| CEEAM jAKIHg fcJts f 3frKT i-sr a lt*r r!i«a a statr? •T, ft E J '.=- ts. erj lr Pitcker's Ct iwii. While gPBil-i keayaina. (Vuy. 7 -V Ucw mrtam nyt iTwy. Hosiery and currwts. t Vary 33c sSk gfoveak. Cheoer Ctmrj. Sc baby caps. CheKc* (Inry. Sew dress px»N i "heater (Vary. 25c trimmed apron*, rlcary. V hoes doylies. Chester (.Vary, Sew parasols. Chester (Vary. TX all wool jerseys. Chester (Vary 25e rasue vest. Chester (Vary. Eastern cash piiees. ("brster Vary. ♦1 heavy spreads, t heater (Vary. (ireat sale of kid gloves at Latour 4 Cos. Kxperiem-ei interior de»MraUjrs at (iaxuni 4 Co."', Second street. All o«tr Iteriiy and fancy gloves at cost. Latour Co. Cheapest place in America for kid gk>ves, ,t Co. Immense assortmetit of corsets—try IVibruy A Marum. We will -*ll you Hall's corsets cheap er than any house in town. Latour A Co. 4Sc. Just received, a new 1.4 of kid gloves fancy embroidered black. Iji tour A Co. New lot of wall paper ami picture mouldings a t |>*xxam A Co s, Second street. All work guaranteed. 4V-. Just re.eire>l, a new lot of kid glove«, fancy embruiderep black. 1-a tour A Co. K»a> dozen gents scarfs, ,S for sl, the regular price is 37',c ea> h. Toklas. Singerman A Co. If you want a hat or a parasol come to headquarters. Tokla*. Mngerman A Co. (Jreat drive in mens shoes worth fci for $1.35, Monday morning. Tok las. Singerman A Co. Bar-room and waiters' coats at the Star Clothing House, JUS Commercial street. Base ball and hat presented with every hoy's suit at the Star Clothing House. "Kline A Kosenherg. Base ball and hat presented with ev ery hoy's suit sold at the Star Clothing House, Aw Commercial street. Read the advertisement of Toklas. Singerman A Co.. they have some wonderful bargains to offer tomorrow morning. We would like to have every lady in Seattle have a new $lO dress from us for $2.50 Monday morning. Toklas, Singerman A Co. We would advi-e all the readers of this paper to read carefully the adver tis. incut of Toklas, Singerman A Co., they have some wonderful offerings. Boys' long pants suits in many charming styles at f;V t»'> and JT. at the Star Clothing House. Kline A Bo senlierg. Our fine dress goods are fully e«jual to the finest merchant tailor work Kline A Rosenberg, 208 Commercial street. J(!, IT. $lO will buy choice of ovel 7"i styles of- well made and nobby spring -nil sat the Star Clothing House. Kltm A Rosenberg. We buy all our parasols in Phila delphia from manufacturers: t« profit to middlemen. Toklas, Singer man A Co. Come Monday morning, and lie sur pri-ed. We have ilre-s gmuls at cents, all wool, worth a 0 cent*. Tok la-, Singerman A Co. Kvery purchaser w ho intends t.i pur cliase a suit of clothes today should first vi-it the star Clothing House an.l see our elegant stock and prices. Klin, A Rosenberg. Ju«t think'of it..ls inch all wool Ar lington Tricots, soki at auction in New York. We bought them. They art worth cents a yard, you may havt them at L's cents Monday morning Toklas, singerman A Co. FRIE S OPERt BIHiiE. ii. F. Frye Pruprletor *inl Mannurr 2—NIGHTS—2 TOESDkV AND WEDNESDAY, May 15th and 16th. The representative American Comedian ROLAND REED. A*si«tod by hi* ■tcrUue organization dlreet fr»»m their triumphs in New York, Chlrago, Sau Fnwclro ami Portland. TCB-DAY KVENINO: The Loudoo and New York lUtfcee, The Woman Hater. "Of courw you know I'm not irauf." WEDNESDAY EYEXIHO Marsdeu tCom edy drama CHEEK. "i in a pentkrimn, and don't rare who knows it." K**ali«tie scene of Sqaare and N'«-h York lii« idc tknery, Fr»«nt *trect. «»r CaUfornia Hai»*rj, V«*rtv. attU tnr 1.- M ANNOUNCEMENT THE UNIFORM RANK, r»TVI*JON NO. I. KNIGHTS OF PTTHIAS. w,?Si the (VMipftstici of H*?T9'»uf aiwt *"ity ju*dse*, a il. tS>eix FIBST ANNUAL PICNIC' Juiif* ;th, -AT BAVENNA PABK Kallr vad »aj..« !r j-ncraaaar.*- a afprar sfc *t2y. By Hfirr e that i hey can be bought at any Willi uerv store 525 lancy braid bou net» from 92 50 to 910; 45 d fancy ribbons ever shown by any one house. All the new style strip®*, uinb-r effect*, A*'., i«> coors; alsi, every taucy shade in plain autl moire ribbons. HOnSKKEKPIHG LINENS. Blankets. Quilts, Com fortables. kf. With tbe rem«rk»ble raluet which we offer thi« week in t ousckeeping g>»od*, we »hall al» preaent three eiU*ordin*rj bar gains in table liuet* aecured br iu the )*at Wfek at pneti much under cott to im|»ort. Houl ke*pera ar.d reatauraut keeje?s (tknuld avail thc»iel*e« thi« opportunity to supplj their wait*. 25 pie e* 50-inch loom dice Alia linen table dama»k, 2"t; 15 iecea 50 in> h damaak full bleache.l at 3 c; 1«» pie«» 54- inch full bleached double danuuik kt 4»"c; "5 pi«*ce» »j>ecial pur base £>-ini;b eitra he*»y doable damask full bieach»J, Ur 50c; 4t> pi«v v* 6c-inch lurkf J red diin- warrant*d faat i oUiri, «(>ecial aale ut Iringcd at 4.1 c, 50c and 65c per doz n. All lineu »[>«c;all- adapted for hotci* and rea auran a* TOWELS. TOWELS. On hundred aud filty dt.zen ltii iS, at £Wc n; lu«> full tiz« g s to«el», 75c; 15'» tl. *en full w.ight utra mite Tu kuh t«>wtU, 11. BKI» SPREADS. TLre« bondreJ d«zt-n regular nice Maroeillra }>attern at 7lc ~,u L; 250 dczrn extra bvarv fuil ai£e at Ssc. al »il en, bought direct fr«>u mill gt*. iq wfti e a d brown, a* 25 f«?r cent W«i than can •>u£(.t Iroui tbe S*n Frant i*co jubtera. Our store being «o we;l hgbt ed an in»;»-cti 'n of tbe i" car. be bad at aii times. TtUas, Sisimil Co, Cor. From aod C'wluitLta »U. Wash (ioods! Wash Goods! I'nparalled Sarrrss of Our l»reat Sale of Foreign anil Boniest ir Wash Fabrics and Kobe Suits. Two hundred sixty Victoria Liwu suits at 91.25, consisting of 11 yards of 83 inch lawn and 1* yards of embroidery: 1000 em broidered roba suits ranging in price from 50c, 91.50 to fC.SO. 1 he lowest prices and most com plete a-id varied assortment of these goods ever shown west of Chicago. Nainsooks and Vic toria Lawns. Lower prices than ever this week; 50 pieces 'J;'-inch Victoria l*wn »t se; 150 pieces Sl/'inrh fine checked Nainsook at f]r; 1000 pieces printi i lawns at SSc; 1500 pieces full standard liaptiste fast colors warranted at 6J.; 900 pieces .13-inch Pacific lawns at 10c; 40 pieces assorted patterns real linen lawn at 121 c, actual value 25c. Ginghams and Sat- teens. Seven hundred and fifty pieces special purchase fancy dress si ghanis at 7Jc; 500 pieces choice ass >rtment new r>attern dress gingham at 10c; 16 solid cases imp rted dress ginghams, elegant patterns, warranted fast colors, at 12« c; b solid cases real imported Scotch ginghams, An» •'erson Bros.' manufacture of Glasgow, will be sold at 16c. An endless variety of new sty'es in all the latest fabrics suit able for fine summer wear Prices ranging from 15c to 40c per yard. Hosiery. w I lottery i. retailed st wholesale prices. Look at our disp'sy 11 nhow window end Dole be p'ices. This week we offer the following siiecia!- tiea: IfIIJIKEVM lliolEßV A line of rbiMrrn'a haae In all the rimn l**r, •Jik rk n -k*-d I^. A l;nr f r|t:,4rm h«*vy rlht«*f In •frtpe*. rouiMtiinx aonkt •Hd «?lf V o»il4rrti f>!,# ;nsin f n h/«* n ow k. t.»". jr. r«xi|)n«i tiid ran*?? X«r LAIHJD4" lIiWEXY fluffs Plain Uiiri tirfp**) i_ g I'Uiu **nr 7 MHvlil In-t f, latitat fan*? «tri|w«i jt r i ribbed, t*mwQ ami rr*r a* r«:i regular tarmiu boar, io brow. n»t*. rtntlnti «od r«mH fcal*»ri**an. foi! r««ruUr Is*- \rts in Mack and brown corkscrew worst, d for 912. Da you want something better? Lota ll7 and 72tJ8—seal brown,all wool, whip* cord worsted—coat junta and vest for 920. Our real estate brokers offer some fioe bargains in the Denny, esler and other sdditiocs; but has there been, or is there now, any su|«or.or addition to Seattle and the great Northwest than Toklsa Siagerman A C'o's new and iin|Mjsi g business edifice? tlo there to buy a lot, you caa buy it cheap and good, and caa return it, getting your money back if you aie not satisfied. One or two more bargain si Lots 8,l?3 and 8021 for one week. They cons st of all wool, ißport ed Scotch tweed frock coat, pants and vest, and otat 919. Light overcoat * |l 2-», reinforced linen boaos, at lsundried. Fifty cent Shirt It. K French Parcalt colored ablrta, 4 cidlara, 1 pair caJb wila rt b »lurt ft 30 nure being «o well ltgbi «>l an in* paction of the gooda cu be La<] at all time*. Tolls*, SBfeman JCi, Co*. Front and Cuius md

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