The Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.])
May 24, 1888

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Pgff £SJS£gSSSSSI n m |IIOT FOR SALE H MI M covmiT. otm INSURANCE AGENCY B cmm wak mrm *oxr iuth iartorv «IXT Iff*. when it arm (nt MMHMmsI. it has certain!? kept put with •i tb» rrowth u4 pvosMrtty of Heattle, flw |»u>p«cla for wt Mare wet* ht« p—1»«. wilk MWtl mt $146,000,000 Aaaog wbleb wr be found tba PHOENIX, or liBTTOW, HOME, of New York, North British AND MERCANTILE, or LOXDOX, German American, or XKW YOKK. ABOtif the oldeat and best In the world. Til. Inmranee branch of our aarrney la WUißßed rxrltnlvely by on* member of OBr firm, who gives that alone hi. strict annnsl uttcntlnu. We have recently add H to oar hit the L.113 JCrfcTY, or NEW Tl.ltK. With a j.uld up Capital of $1,000,000. Vfcrtic* r«Hitifrlnff ln»mra«ee wll! find It to tb«-lr fhintai'' to rail ml the oldest Insur ant* ajfcuejr In ftoa&tle. TURNED, ENGLE LEWIS, Occidental Hlnrh. Mill street* HIT ITTIJf If *f* RSCHER MACDONALD. Wholesale Grocers AND IMPORTERS. MII.I W l> ALL KIMW or fancy and Staple Groceries, Provisions, Tol>acco AM» C 'iirnrs. Corner of Columbia street and Railroad avenue. SEA TTLB, ~W. T. The lake Washington Mills. W. H. Cumin in*. Proprietor. Lttmhcr anl on tdulT, war thv n>l of Ja, k«»»n atrw4. JTh fit-! a bow KlHott Hay IK>\\ ii-itrmlo lluuliuii. laufh aud Prmed Lankr. Ti«- Ih-r. Ravlir. H'HTinc. «-tr. TELEPHONE I!V9. PATTERNS. IJAtTERN* err ro oki>kk no »Hrrm'..u n.-,1. \l*ii tailor Jin— •f*rtn Uuiil.t Untie*. ■UNI'ND SKIUI IXtRMS »>'R MH fcTt.-1 in lUhw Ktii* nssMxim. DRUGGISTS AM» BKALXKA IN Photographic Supplies. T Tmv.t ut., Sfjmlr, .T» Notice of Dissolution. vilMN Tt! \T TIH r*hl« tv %m^ :x j V* »»i, .-i u«uiu* Kwyiuy a sWsa«ii, t* tM» «iiUI l&O fcrivs; 2fi »fflre. Kins: Ca,. W»*h. Ter. Or FRED K SANDER, dw Cor, Mill »n(l('nmn»»'ft l>> SIOO to S3oo^S»sf AfcQla |*n»ferrt*l who ran farutsh their own xtre t!i«ir whole time to ttar t>UH*uc»*. arv Muacnti turn) in? prof lUbly rmpl "tnmruleaWi with UiU pa»«-r at lk*itU' oil#**. niyUUwtf Executors' Sale. fitis tM»F.Rsn.M.i» wia nr. I at the «>i •Ul.iital liutf! on Monday, the ih day i*f Mar. and lor flvo day* thrtvuftrr, f»«r (be mrpOMof eUwdnsr out the It. 1.. JohMMlaw. All partf*-« wishing to w«rt''H*' any «»f the land will plfn-v in quire of Mr A. A. f>»*nnj. and k«» and u amino the land. Thv description of the Muae it heiv aonxct NR. of SB. *4, 11, Tp. 28. ran** 4 E-. 40* rv* NK '4 of NK. Sec. It. Tp. 9, K 40 SW 4 4 of XW V See. 11, Tp a. range 4 E., 40 WfM S «,of the N and SW of NW Hr«v 4. Tp. *'t. ran#*?!» K., t£7 acre*. V oim' half of (7 a.) hlork P. In Cnliw 4 'lty,.t*j aerw. Tul.* bh»«*k lk« at the a«t end of the anal. In J. J Addition* In ft'ata Scatth l4»t« I, 4, 5, ft. 7anl*. In Work owe L*>H i. S and I, in block 4. and *ouihof block Ottr I Ot A. f*v? ea*t an.l west and 1» feet north and aoutU. lllork oa» an l lot A havo 40 flu- fruit trtv* and a Uou*v i tsuio. ft JOH Vs. W n MIT* HEM* Set;:"'? Steam Dye Works. ys of s»-T»'-ca itivet, Kleetric work". fVatile, a*h. Ty. V rnen'e«« ru|p| 4«u».l Timothy Hay. r.O toni Kaatrra tt'aiblnjtun Hay. •O H heat. AO lon* Oat*. -fO lun« lira* and Middling*. •lO lana lireund and ftellrd Itarlry. t rara B|=ra*t»«* Mllla K&tra n*»«r. f rara MlUa Cairo rioor. Notice to Carpenters and Plasterers. I W!U. R»KIY* ri:«»P«v W> 1 rr U> »!i. ZMi tint- Th« tMn)|« »y t v t*» i*)iW «tt\ or l iii" Mvtyld JOHN N6«TOR. AH ;*wl FOR SALE. 'I-- iK:• i> \NI> KvS v.'in I i.1.1 f Ikuhml'*. l iwl*ri3ei it. *>»-V Mirjl»» ron FAMILY vss: Snowlako Flour :rr ei>t tsy it Ll.l.lWt*. lllrMMt SHELTON ARMSTRONG, IdtALEM IS HEAL ESTATE A!fD Loan Agents. Special mention given to Timber Lands. Taies pail for Mi-residents. Collections promptly made. and J3 IRI IDE BiII,DIM.. v.,: Territory. SEATTLK, tianeni nuntn, THURSDAY, MAT . BALLaan, Vice l"re«!dent. FREE OF COST! ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN i CO. Tho Real Cs'u'.e *rH Money Brokers of tho facifls Coast, r Itcnd a conKal DmT.vTIOS t* U1 TtS.'Tr.BS to REVTTLK, u u .U iwilcfc.i, b POST BUILDING, MILL ST., SEATTLE, In4irfed>f'vnlr.at*«tlm* S« D!imcnfO PKHTKD DFUCRIPTIVFS ]?|ll IKK «»P M irriK AI%B V,\s»llMilo> t> y«ir fiends a&J so q-i»!:r 'iirM flit, FHKG OF 1-rfT TO YOU. A&d If |M »Lubl4 %i»h to pl«Dt ioa« m ia !b« Future Great City cf the Pacific Coast THE ONLY SEATTLE ZN AMERICA, ROSS' SECOND AUDITION FOR $175 OR S2OO, (Thb U the maaafacta :&i»eater of featfe.) Or 'n oth*r weU located Hot?*, or bc» in i ;X HULE 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. fr aa SEATI i K, \V. T 1888. Received from N. Chilberg Son one Arper Lamp Filler, in consideration for the use of which I agree to purchase from N. ChHberg Son all my illuminating oil; and I also agree that should I cease to purchase oil from them I will return the filler, in good condition, when called fOr. Any one residing in the city purchasing oil from us will receive the use of one of these Lamp Fillers free of charge upon signing above receipt. N. CHILBERG SON, Ci 1 KHI K.S AXD( ROCKERY, 713 and 715 Front street. rCTB UJAA "NPCQB U ILL IT* IUMIIS. Firo, Life and Accident. TAYLOR BURNS, Agents, Do an Exclusive Insurance Business, representing 25 companies, the best in the world. Prompt payment of losses. TlcCrr to *i it y of our old cuntomem. »mc+ In Katler** «tre»t. Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware. to r tr»S" r-- t.~ r'*V-~ lu' pf l!t» t-'f of L. P t«•••- V. A. SMITH, I- v A t OP PRATTLE. CAPITAL 9100,000* J. Ft-*rn. Treasurer. Javks Hutu* Eti. Sec. and Manageer. *>l: a: tfc.lr oßcr, -W can joa lotc la A. A. H»n a.. CHURCH MATTERS. Coauajr Celebrities by tbe Pmbytfrias. ntiam mrAUTioin. Tbt B»»U«a mt mUkmp» bj ttr MaMwUet T|lmi,«l Gram] Cea •errec* la SUII Um rpaler mt KMBoreaß. PaiLAMtnux, May 51—The Pres byterian Memorial AwmMv this morning approved a number of over tures from the Presbyteries. One was for a mimi of the hymn book and another leprecated the publication of imnru|er advertisements in the coi anim of ehuivh newspapers. Another from the Presbytery of Baltimore was in regard to to the use of the revised Ter-i..n of the scriptures. The genera! assembly state* that ia riew «f the present unsettled opinion relating to the rnieJ ver>R»r.. it vkh em to use in public worship of the mortuary. Dr. M.Vosh proceeded the report of the judicial committee, and Rev J a*. Crawford, delegate from the Reformed church, delivered an address of saluta tion. The assembly broke into a double round of applause when he ex pressed the sentiment thai the lie lonaed and Piwsbyteriaa churches might at xometime be urut*>l Fra ternal addresses were al-o delivered by deUpates from the Soother! i Re formed and other chiuvhes. Thii afternoon the (ieneral Assem bly will go to Orerbrook to meet the mem ben of the Southern General As sembly, who will unite in to-morrow"? joint i-elehration. PresKient and Mr- f!e»-elanJ will arrive at OverbrtKjk at t p. tn. to tueet the two assemblies. The most interesting episode of the assembly thus far oc urred this after noon. when a reception was tendered jointly to the commissioner* of the two general assemblies, northern and southern, by Mr. and Mrs. Wistar Morris, which was held at their residence at Overbrook, near this city. President and Mrs. neve land were the guests of honor. President and Mrs. Cleveland had al ready arrived at the Morris resilience when the members of the general as sembly got there. When l>r. C'baries L. Thompson of the northern assem bly and l>r. J. J. Bullock, the ven erable moderator of the south ern assembly, greeted each other there was a chorus of cheers which were renewed when the vi-itors enter ed the grounds where Pre«idc!it and Mrs. Cleveland, the host and hostess and the commissioners of the north ern a-sembly were waiting to receive tbem. Congressmen Randolph Tuck er of Virginia and Breckinridge of Kentucky were conspicuous among the southern lay commi-sioners and were heartily recognized. THE MCTHOniMTK. The Klectlun of Biahopa Continue, the Centre of Attraction. Nrw York, May £l.-Rev. J. W. Jovse of Ohio electe 1 the third bisliop at thi> Mctnodist Kjiis. o|>al eon ferenec this monuiiir. While the ballot for the fourth bish op was being counted the committee on revisais reported the proposed changes in the ui-eipline. J're eut ten dency to introduce operatic and other falutin inn ie in church ser vice was deprc. atcd, and the item re luting to church music was amended so as to make the mink committees amenable to the general conference. Nilie ballot 4 for t! e fourth Nvhop were taken without electing. The candidate* voted for were Doctors Ne.vin.tr, Ooodwll, Cranston uad I'.tvne. Tho conference took a tenth lmfi.it, hut adjourned without the re sult being announced. There i» prob ably no election. I)r. Newman, it i* onicrstiKxi, lias reached the Umit of hi r.gth utiles he can combine with I>r. Go»)»ell. SOVTIIKKN riresUYTEKHNS. The General A*»embly at Baltimore Adjuum* to Celebrate. lUmim bk, May 23.—The Prcsl y terian General Assembly South re xiimeJ business at 9 o'clock this morn ir At Bii Dr. Woodrov was until after the return of the delegate* froiu rhiindclphia. A delegation from the General As sembly of the Xortberu Presbvtcriaii eluiren, in in Philadelphia, headed by Kev. Dr. Meluto-h. was presented,* and l)r. Mcintosh invited the lierur.il A-emhlv t participate to-momiw with the body be repre sent* in the centennial celebration. Rev. I)r. Bullock accepted the in vita turn on the part of the assembly. The assembly then adjourned until J d. m. Fridav, and the delegates started for Philadelphia. CENTRAL PACIFIC DFIiT. Judge Littler Addreaaes the Senate Committee. Wahhivcjtoji, May Sl.—Mr. Littler, of the Pacific railroad commission, addressed the senate committee to-day to which the c uimi-Hion'* report was referred. In reference to his plan for adiu- ting the debt of the Central Pa cific. the judge said that per cent, inter*- t on the debt of SA.VM),OOO wouid amount t within $175,000 of the entire present income of the road. He u.»uld Crvt cauae tj ascer tained the pmeat income and its prospect of future increase. He would ascertain how much of this it required to pay per cent, inhere t, and would devote the balance to the payment of the principal. He would extend the limit to a period of year- *utii* ient to wipe it out. Judge Littler -aid he lie lie* ed that s*»mc of the strong men who had e.t»*er legitimately or iilesiti inatelv made a >a>t number of mil lions of dollars out of the road would, in order to avoid a further di*c is*tou of their eond net before the American people through the pre**, po down into their own pocket-* and contribute .something towards the payment of the debt, or at lea-t they would con tribute from the earning* of the other lilies of the road which they owned. *rNrpe>k> boat, the for ward port being covered with light decline to prx.te- provisions and an monition Air tight compartments f* »tt«#fel in *»fTsl pltm to t*r veot sinking in ea*e of al l ien!. The Carr brothers expect to take several. srehe was onir -ixteen years of age. Further particular, show the rour i der to be one of the mn-t tiriul ever beard of. The girl was seduced some time ago and her hetraver was com pelled to marry ber, but* immediately de-*rted her and tied. The eiN came home a c i- .iple of months ago from Omaha and the father vitrict» in Nebraska and Illinois ask ing that a nieetinc to deii a" they >a* the San PaWo nail aground they made an at»m;>t to board her, but'were driven o!r after a sharp ftffht, in which a nuui'-er of shot* were tired by the officer* and crew of the steamer. It was found impossible tow', the *-an Pablo o!T and she was abandoned. after which the pirates went aboard and ran si 'W her and then »ct the steamer on fire, burning her to the water's cti/" IN ANOTliril DILEMMA. Fiinjuotrrlns; TarlSrn ar« Mabtf to be t> May 23.- dilemma; confronts* the house committee on nil? in the .«hapt of the arrears pen-; ffton bill, which treaten* to prove a- wa-» the direct tax Mr. Johnson of Indiana has intro duced a resolution wbi'h i.i now l»e- fore the committee m tkintr thepension bill the special order for Friday, with j a provision that it-* con«it!eration «h dl 1 continue In the hou from Way to d»v until the Nil i« tin«?lv voted ujion. ff reported favorably It is believed the bill will pav-. the hou*«e upon the final vote. A l&rjre appropriation rcmiired in that event will negative the idea of tariff reduction. On the other hand] should the opponent* of the measure, as in of tiie diwt tax 1 ill, suc ceed in «Weatinj? action Ufion the bill it may l»e as expensive as thr taritf I.ill, it" defeat %\ill have to l-e ac complished by the adoption of filibus tering tactin Win. J. McFarland ouarreled with hi- wife while under trie influ ence of liquor. In a fury he drew a revolver and allot hi* wife and S-year old daughter and then himself. ALI will die. The family was a happy one until a month «j?o 4 when the eldest child died. Thin aflVcted Mi Farland greatly, and ever since he has !»een drinking hard and has been very ugly. Teias Itemoerats. F« »rr WORTH, Tex., Mav 22. The Democratic Htat l convention to-day M-lected Jameckm orton, I>. C. tieddinjjs* Ocorgeilarl' and Horace r Hilt »n a* delegate «t larp U> ihe Bt. Louis convention, J. W. Hulley. A. W. Smith and K. W. Terrell wi re named at larp*. Adverse to Ihe Pmmlom Bill. WA«4t'.iN«iT-n. May Hi HeT»res4»nta t've Walker of Mi-*M>url from the com mittee on invalid pensions has prepar e I for presentation to the hoi«e a min ority report advert to the Wll extend ing the time durinp which claims may he a'lowed f*>r arrr.tr- *>f ts*n!»ion««. The rey« to carrv out the provi-i n« of the bill. Mr. \V slftcer say- that the Hll it pa«se in round number*, of thin amount. |B^ r ofloi* appropriated for the peyment Kaw or Kansas Indian -criM, f'il ,wi» f«»r an Industrial h»M»i in Nevada, to be erected on donated land, for the support of Indian day an«i indus trial si Iks4s and slo.U*> for an Indian w-hool at Grand Junction, Colorado. Mining Claim Reported. W*«nt»wTow, May 51, -The senate committee - dav decided to report favorably with modifications a Itul subnuttn»«r to the fonrt of claims for ation the title of Wm. M-ver the re ill.which they eonei«ler tlie rout tiine the la*t ge-neral eWartkra. Bntehera in C «»n*entl«»n. Pbsi v?'Ei. :*nia May 2i. -The N'a tiona! Il'itehers* Protective Aasociat»e'ore conjrre until a law i* |ws»l nrovid» that til alulteratcl lard, if it* ale be alio we be bran .-ed a?- c4fh. lifnx i a tie- rr&fif :>iil>*n Alliaiwtff. s r Hny 2S.—The Sate Cs»- n i t«*tsy Wfurfad, aik/atk (vfifijia lmxsr»UePnAibttUm (M 'Afwv i* w i.v aa»t I—. bevt t raffa I BRIEF SESSIONS. Little Work Done in Either Hob» of Congress. romiT OVKR THK TRKATY. I Tkf Kfpablkin SvMtur* Tfekitkk it WUI MMfm) ITIUI WMt oprm Dw> rnriw rtwl ka Dm H•**+. Wonww, *aT H—ln aerrrt trmion Na; m made by Senator slier man to pwrtYd to the evmaidrradnV) vf the AiMbi treajr tn cpen half heup« Mak followed »t the eu4 of vhimrtte«i within! »a. It i* i thaJ the ;«aanrrw» mv& the Ui*paib«>eaits ih'nk fmm the itfrwni that the «l*x>n will be^thrown wia bill. Mr l&mt, ot tieoewe, the itetn of the Mtt, and the neeeant# f»r iuen ased ?s»"";h:ie* A w.» tieh»le et?ti»ei 4nrin.s which Mr. hprkia*, of K«nintf«>:t %»X tnto the alle«tsl mmi'iniuct of the we»t»'rn mail *i*eviee. whk>h he Kij*i haj not been imixt befiw the hr\ an iaerea?* of per rvut. In it» 5 *jr«j*r»|»riaiu»n tor railway j«owt*l «*WrX«. while the rallwav mail »er\le«' hat In en a*ed umUjwr eent. ia the !a««t e»«bt vu r.aonttiv The laemne in the avi»r\»j*riats a a# tiot in keefdu* with «rn tee i*r lt» cr\»wth. He thon iaw anrne that the ureeent ad2nini«trati«>n ha-i tl 4 *eriminatef| a:a!u»f the western eonntrT in the matter of mall *er\ icr. which W declared b«lau'i loeflrk'nt. The tlehate thtMi a turn. After a timt* «eetrral ametiilmrnia were u(IH«d. aimm* them one t«» iuereaae /rt>m f6.ftW.oO) tt» ki.3W.ODO, the api»m«*riatiou f\>r free delivery aenriee and «»n«? toim-tv*«e hy |«OO,tXV> the inenprtaUoa f*>r the »?ar rowte aenrtee A U acre K»t Withimt actiou the et»mrai!tvv rote ami the howae adjowroed. RAILUOAU ACT 1 DENT. Seven Lives Were Loat —Clearing Away the Vlebrla. Kaphas Cmr, Mu*h a briiiM ai>>ininv H«*ek Is land and which had been weakened by the fir#t w rock. Two enclnaws, a Arouaaft aud two tramps were killed. LATER rARTtCTLAR*. It now appears that seveu lives were lost tu the wreck. Hen. Morris, the negro who wat fatally injured. says that an old man nii't his son wees hi the U»x r«r with him. ami thry have not yet been aecouub-d ft»r. TtMW is ah» Mid to be another trump buried In the ruin*. Two hnad-ed men are now at work clearing away the debris. Bar Aaaoelatl** Formed. WANHiStfTox, May A—The convention of delegate* from tlie Wat*- ami local bar as* Kiatb»u» of the country ha\ ins f.>r it* object the formation of a National Bar Association, mil in session this mornine and sdeptad a constitution. It provides 'hat the name «*f the association ►hull U 1 "The National Bar Actuation of the United S?al.«." the obj -lis of which shall be to promote the unification so far a* of the In** of the various dlatc-* wbirh relate t«» e»a«ters in whir 1 t»« jteople of the United Ht*W?s have roaunoa inter. -t, to study the* conditions and pn»- implement of th -jodicia! sys tern of the saUi ami tie I'nited stale* and to consider the necessity and praetiea bllity of the establishment of international codes between the elvißaed and eomaiee al r.ui■■ n*. Tin* fir*t annaal nits tin* 1« to bo held at I'Wvelaud. Ohio, on Augus! Hth next, Colonel Jantv« o. Broadlu-ai. of St. ixwis, MU- »nri, kw elected president for the coming year and tj. J*. Worthing, n| fttstrfrt Coining*. ami Ju l«e John H. lh yJe t of T dedo, vie* presbleuta Probable Action on the Tariff Bill. WAsmsuio*, May IW.—A« far at tht* par ty ran he regarded a* uvi 11 lb. the ft uf the conference as distinct from the eau us. the republican representatives iu the honix! have formally detWed to ileellne to acf»*|d tie Mill* proposition to y the «bnms rata endeavoring to Ola; >*t *>f them t* fore the end of the week so that the house can enter upon tbe eon fftderatftou uf the biU b r a(nrn4ineuts next week. The Floods Start Fiirnpr. Krajo May —J. C. KUNNI, ar CiisstMinltHl l«y Mr*, Flood anil Mi*a Jennie, ha* ft ft for the tutl cur j'lte to Europe for tiit* benefit of hi« health. Hypocrite lm|irovlnc. Loi tuviu r, Ma. in.—Tap honr Hypocrite fvportoa to have boeti poimned i» impro\ in/. and It i* known that be wa* BOt potaooed. North arollnn KrpuHlkin*. Kalukon. N.. I»»K-krr> huh nominal**! for .-rmwr ou4 Geo, W Htioton for Itaarvtary of Hi ate. MIMIHIpjiI Democrat*. J*t May state d« re oeratic convention vn* h«ld here tf>Uy, A rv"n{«tlot) n»lor«litt fntident lev©- land'* administration and the Mill*' bill uat yet »ti reported on. The del (ftt* 1 at Uf|,ay la New York, Washing Tom, May 23. The pr»»*iay ex- rei*ca In that city and f Brooklyn lie wfll review the pnrai in Sew Vovk in the morning and in Brooklyn in the aftertr*- i At tile the exer ciw* Ist tu the president for pardon. Partial Ksemptloa from Army Doty. Pa at*. May SSL—The Freooh wnate ha* a«h't*ted the pr»p»**al aehool ni**t*n» aad *tod«-»f« of the-»i«icy from thr*?e year* hut one year of aitt tary «e r\ ire Matter* in Ireland. Mat A-Tlm fAfor of La* r*»T»Ti»kr*l a i-uMi* itt-rlfftjr f(»r Sunday ti» fflA»r* tiir iWllfflilf tn*uiir*U\ Tb** U»«rn romwiwlonert d here that Marshal Atkio* of Mitka ha* aimt the »t'nm arhod f aiffnahl he e«tab H«bad at the f Ilowini? named point* "a the rarlge r Hi. ooo and al Point %*qn rao'ia. The A*ar» It will h; tra'i*fered frrtm fhir+gf.9 i-> tt«ia aad p*intei«ini r 4k,rm or of thi* Stair. feat tj» altera?. ESS llu> lotwtn* !M wwtkt t» wlai»*4 bj n«cuv T*» Onltwh tat rtllaMiMi, WaJWXUTtt*. Mas St rw,vsl mm* Mm. Clr*vsaa 1 )rSwaiA!||Ui tHU I iar tor Pall* la ath-ad tk* PtaSk h-ri*a aanlv«mry. Tart «tH WHiX at Orrftonak til* ate*M«a n« will nrtstra Mm t fcvrtand *iU !va-,«ia with rrWeiWte (wr .ha: a ww*. Bo" P«ln la Irltrr. Mil«*. May 3S.—The (-amor of IT IMI >iic!illT twnrr thH rr. *n'rj. l>«««ln»U Driaaento. Pa.. Mat S-n, d«a». craMo «atr appxtib-)] to I MJW H. lt«r«VM RtOop «ft.v MM dlocr*. I*wwt tlwat *-tt»l Sra»»ifcK i»t. May SI .fvcrw u a*4w «r***mtk» nsrattf In K--:i,hmeo —f los ami 1.-Train; H triU Mtln tiK-w h> pwin-ai liwir)» >|«>rta ali«a t»y iho u-rauit in tvit, Ml Uwy m»K* t >mit>r*r4 hj thr cortr i»ir« f tfct"»o piu-vtucv*. The X InmMtuy. frttMr fatally Skat, ./"."l Nw A Xe&. May H»w\L*h*n, i*i A, ct«Mh !nfaa|nL UiJViii*- *bt»t vikTlit whik* oft tenNß 4ut>\ Plot la Murdrr WIIaM, 1U? Tbc eninWtrr of t*m m'titration* U** learned of a pk* to ot*- throw tbUiMM»4. Loranu*, M*v fill/ lljr^ rrtto, «mn? U \»ri!v\ f.«i(ft last uijrUt t» h i*M be J«U V J to r at bom** aud t\-*l a fow 4a>». but he it Ml c*»u6twil to bevl. GKK4ANY AM) HKU RIUKI, Tht Prince of \late* I* UrvtlrM *4 Berlin. Dmur, May The of Wile* was met on hi* arrival here by the crown prince. Trim* Henry Date of Saxe-Mtunfcen. !>r. Miketuie and the governor of Berlin. It )»a* been decided that the emperor shall go to fotalara on June l.i the hotel uero sinking. Ml the brid/es are nnaafe. No traittv liave ant t t f«ir the paal (our day». 'I he rt>ps aud fences wero washed away wherever the rain clouds bur?i. Bond* Bought. Waiiusotos, May £l. The hood offer* Uaiay atnimnkd to Tlte nt the tre *f»ury aireptodl HOOCK llUitfU Oemoerata* SpKiNortEEn. IU.. May JX Ths IlenoM ratic Mat'* convention wos cal!et| tb R. t were al?«) iu»mtnate»l by aiviamaiion. Hull AgaitiU WiUlam Ki**and. S*s Fa*sct«fi. May 33. The wlitew o{ Jr**>p H. lUrt. lawyer, ha« «t William Kiwaod Hupcr* t>> r>"«'nrer f5,U00 (or »nte»i n'liilmxl liy her hir baiul two yean ago in koliik to Sew Yrttk nntl Arkaiv an>l attending to ertain legal pro ceeditim |>entlin« atrainrt the uefemV ant in th .tty aurreyar v the Kt ttminrr with l>eing lunnrcted wiUi opium aniuc4liut ojir ration", com nwna4» ami aooM forricn countrie*, were prcwrafc He*. M. M. i h«in> a.7ain«t tM t'nlveeaal Dynamo [•bijm CotaiaUiy for an infrinirMal of the telepfioiie ;>at, nt«. An injune tion in faror irf the Be'l mnp&Rjr wai granted and an acvo'inting wa» or dered. fflMoMla rohlhllimitaa. MttHOK, Wi«., May 23 The j*w» hihltion ftate atld« that the lri«ll eMM haa nothinif to fear from 1/t .al'i. I'apal uiterferen' e in I rWb jwltte* M frii[« '*-ittie AII the aiarawg liienti to the r v ntrarr art in»enUßlM of ma'i'-i>iu-> enemie*. Arrknaj| Wal*h lea*e» for lr«l«nd thii The VoM «how«l him an e»p**ll mark of nonor hy de-irlnghi* pre-JMi at tlie A'geriin a:iili••.'.( Urtttortv*. Killed bjr a TraU. IT' 1 May ?«.-Lat* tbia (iianini, 1 farmeT. were run int«>, thr*e mpa*Mw thii lity.bv a train from J"» *!*T and Hojigiand wat jn«»ftnUy He lei*e« a wife and three hilar**. I? trnMs au Or^hta*' St.i Itaraxt. May da> ftr. at the M. t an have l«et> i' main', cuga, HE n V

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Ma^aaday^l osa to roe» iimax« M b tH»d«ntond that te MMte to the «Hy eomKil at it* ■WfMn g bjr Mr. Tbo*. Kwing for mhrrj tanchtoe between tbe city and Waat Seattle, ißclndSng landtag prfeft- ThU fc« an Unportant enter prtoe of toepl .leeelopment, and U •boold b* in ererr reason alto way. The ferry prirUege ongbt fcy gfl gaeans to be granteJ pr-jmpiiy. The pnbik iry that the entire American yaop'e would welcome an effjrt to teach the real facts. Tbe Alaska Fur Company has been held up to the puh-. Ik both as a monster and as a bene toetnr for so long that tbe peojiic do Mt know whether to regard it as the MM or the othar. If a congressional torestigation will set their minds at I Mat on the point, by aU means let us have one. BSrABTKKfT or LABOR. The utility of the proposed depart ment of labor will depend entirely on DM manner in which it i« conducted. If the department really accomplishes it* ostensible object, which is "to ac quire and diffuse among the people of the United States useful information On eob}ect* connected with labor in the roost general ami comprehensive Mttae of the word, upon its relations to capital, hours of labor, earning* of la boring men arid women, and the ■wan* of enhancing their material, mental and moral prosperity," it will be an excellent addition to the ma chinery of our government. If, how ever, Its real mission is to provide oAoes for politicians and to issue books filled with figure* wuich none but spe- eialists read and not even specialists can for, the country can get along vary well without it. A DtmCIAXTID COMMFNITY. The complete collapse of the Port Angeles colony, which la said to be imminent, will surprise nobody who is familiar with the facts of Its inception and with the character of the men who founded it. The success of such a so cial experiment under any circum stance* may well lie doubted. When it is undertaken, however, by men Whose credit and reputation are as nothing and who Identify themselves With it only in the tlespcrate hope of (•plenishing their exhausted purses, its failure U merely a matter of time. Of how long a time, depends upon the number of dupes who may he induced 10 put their money iu it. The colony at Port Angeies has l*en In a declin ing condition from thelirst, and it has for aonte time l«cn apparent that its and was not far off. It is | build aiul operate In Fronl street un ter old ordinances which have never Iwn repelled and whose conception*, it i« claimed. hive Id lijml. It ition involved in this claim i» a matt«r tw hljlf and e >urt»; but it t« certain that the claim will 1* urjre>l and contested to the last **»>rt. In the jutlptu ft o'tlie I -r 'vtrii: •Ksccm tnjr achenie for the u|vition of Front »treel by a Street ~r line i» contrary to wiw pu: i-.l:- v rhe pultlk- interest, whi h is simply for an efficient «y*tem of transit, may be •ttfficictittv aervevl by the line in Sev oad street, and to Uy a tra. k in Front st.v«t would make .1 nertou* ohalrar lint Mm ply for privat a UantJ. The street isto> narrow t *t men tkm fatun Jv -nd question W Front aim.l. Ho new fr»n-fci«e '.onld t>e granM Is 4 tJ»* nh fr«» bt«e t t indewl privitejfw «44iti»j pif I*", ttfully located hm Mtarfw b* etty; that H |r»4 nmuuftk tor klmmH. I family aad friends. be fcs* rnt, etaded to amk.B«a*Ue Me bomw «e.l» HU *u la ftxta* to maim uy hie Mm mutter, her*. U> an teteeoj i here, and that they can oa» aw amount* I advertising wetter as the rail t> on both s mam ntre and fridgbt foe Hwltb. H. H. Maaaoajt A Co. MORK BRICK BLOCKS. i Governor M-lr* Will Baltd Owe- Aastber Large Oss. "Do you purpose improving any of your property thi* summer?" asked a reporter U»t night of Governor W. C. Hqiiire. Yea, I contemplate making a num ber of improvement* thi* year. Tbe first thing of any note will be Uie con struction of a large brick hiock on my property on tbe comer of Boutb Second and Main streets. Material i* a little high at present, bnt I am having plan* made, and expect to Us aWe to get brick at a reasonable firure. The block will front on both South Second and Main streets. It will be 131x130 feet in sise. and I have not determined yet whether to make it two or three stories above the )>asrment. The only reason I fear making it three stories high is on account of the Urge number of wooden buildings adjoining it is casi or na« There would 1* less danger of losing a two-«torv building than one of three stories. ne«idcs, I hare considerable other property thai I wish to improve, and do not (eel like putting too tuuch money in one place. "Are yon here to remain? "«h, yes; I "hall «Ur in Seattle hereafter, although I think I will run over to Chicago t attend the (inven tion. lUtes nave been made so low that a man can go for the price of a good suit of clothe». lam pleased to see business so prosperous on the Mound, and I enjoy seeing things g ahead. My principal interest* are in the Territory, and 1 feel like staying here and looking after them." axotbm nairx itm't. "How soon will you get to work on your Front stree( block?" said a re porter to Captain Oilmore ye.ter dav. "We arc already working at it," re plied the captain. "We ordered the tiri' k the very hour the bargain for the property was closed with Mr. Den ny, and an architect is now engaged in making the plan*. There will 1* no delay about the construction of the building, for we are more anxious than anybody else to get it up." "Will you set it bai'k, to conform with the buildings further south, on the same street?" "Most assuredly we will. lam in favor of the |>lan adopted by Mr. Ycr ier for widening Front street, and when I build the cracker factory I set it l«ack ten feet, and will do the same with the new structure. Some of the property holders slong Front street nave neglected to do this, thus abso lutely- disregarding the rights of others and the interests of the city." NINE HOrES A DAY. The Carpenters Hectare In Favur of the Movement. Aliout seventy five carpenters at tended a uieeiir.gat lull shall in North Seattle last evening to discuss the nine hour movement. 1.. T. Brown, presi dent of lo- al union No. 351 of the brotherhood of carpenters and joiners, presided and F. Ericson, secretary of the union, acted as secretary. Mr Ilrowri argued regarding Die de sirability uf the movement; that by making nine hour" a day's work more men would t» employed ami tinier would I* batter as wages would J* higher. 1.. tlordon «poke of tlie damage un skiiied workmen did t« the trade and approved of the apprentice system, (►nly one contractor was present and lie was a newcomer and approved of the movement. Kvery carpenter pres ent was i ailed upon to eipress his view* on the nliMt and all "aid they were in favor uf working only nine hours a day and if they could not pet U-n hours'|»ay for it they were willing to accept a reasonable reduction. It seemoi to 1* the general impression, however, that if the nine hour move ment were inaugurated the consequent scarcity of unemployed men would send wages up to the old figures again There seemed to I* no disposition to inaugurate a strike, hut all present wanted to give the contractors plentv of time to prepare for the chancre A motion was made that a committee I* appointed to meet the contractors nevt Wednesday evening, hut it was ruled out of order a" the meeting was an open one and not a session of the union. WILL MAKKSO EFFOBT. A Hhorl Interview wtlh Ki-('hlrf fJWMs "Howtiki jrow ftn*l thing* of the nuHinUin*, judgf?" a rrporfer to J u»t|jr (irwttf "1 itotifrd oim thin? ptrtindarly ami that that th- poaed to nave soufht the nonimtt a;id to want the office and work for h:> election I have never believed that the nominee of a party ~h ,M in the canvass for h>« election. but rather that the otll e should »eek the man If I were elected whUh seem* •ell. Impr»h«!Je i- nt ex.v.tiv the Wttrtl, but I wo ill not be MirprweJ if I 4nt4>l tft he it would seriously in terfere with plan« that I had arrange*) for the future No I shall do nothing to secure an ateetion. twvt a> mu> h a the makinir uf a speech A Nrw t\>*n Arts >s of ini-on*>ra;>oM of the i"w*riit Man s fact>irin|t Company acre RimkM «t th* WliMSi ot» e vesterdar The in corpora* vrs .t?>l tia-tm until thctif-t i t vJ-i c"f tU vkboare M * i*»> ut »Mn «Ua.*v. TS.r objects of the 'hijvib* are to n>amtfa> ture «nd Ml in rfavonrf vu »ttar* h, ai d to p«r\ i»a-e. Ac \a re. !e««e.o«n hold -eil, »ll mil mv.nA 111 iH lagAtamhtf ««s Irtlic Cb« »H 1» fcSfic a* nil yawwliHWi 1 J 111 Tbe otd schools «rf Medicine. ctod fl»e wheee smpln rata, km. ss they eeipt toet the eeiUm of the -entaries. eaaght and heid n aach of the tearhiao of poeMtee. Celew aa4 Gtfeo. hoary with ea tfejatty erer memifly wenhljfoc the old while they ißTcrlabiy tmtelMf fanere ttooa—aad rtewed with cpkil itqiiMn earh aew dieoorery. Caa *«eh a bndy be regarded eaJe to M nel pkydeal kip piaow with" The tra'vter who fterto ta Us Juaraer at midnight hat far own to fear dartac the An* few hoara he pn|Ka hie way. thaa after the parpHag eaet beralde the ap proach of day. taan to fear daring tbe «a eertaia Ught at satoidiag dawn, thaa tftn thi piliVm epli iitir of tbe eaa Innto path with mdlaare. Juit wo, far back ia the htatary of aedl eiae they Uaederad atoag. eeeploytag the ant beroie ataam, the aM deadly mineral*, the most inathmaie enoaertiotvi that the Ma eoald naiein. and the !»gaefe* or hetrtooaa hare been nakedly dme slight benefit there. All that time 1 suffered excruciatingly in my stomach and kidneys and my left leg was almost the •lie of two legs and as hard as a rock its whole length. I could hardly eat anything ami was failing fast 1 gave myself up to die. in fact, I thought it wai only a matter of days About that time all the country round me rang with the praise of Dr. J. Eugene Jordan, and hl.l new mitogenetic system, of which he was the author. He took no cases unless they were given up as incurable by other reputable doctors. He charged nothing for services or medicine and his object seemed to he to show to the world the coming revolution of the medi cal science. I had myself conveyed to him to the Brunswick hotel, where his office is. In one day after taking his medicine the terrible pain In my stomach that stayed with me so many years and that doctors cast and west.of every school and no school, could not dislodge, vanished. My bodily health cauie hack to me. 1 threw away my crutches, and If It were not for the remain ing stiffness of my knee I would be a young man again. This does not begin to tell the suffering I endured, a volume could not do jusUce, a pen could not convey it. It was sleepless nights and days of torture, rest was foreign U> me. All this transformation lo health has now is-en a year and I have no nrcunvm-e of the trouble. I am (W years old, have lived thirty years near Seattle, and my many friends never expected to we me about again. lam still taking the medicine and have hopes to get the u«e of my knee back. lam positive had I known of lir. J. E. Jordan and hi# great Hiatoge netlc system before 1 was practiced ou for years by all the big atid little doctors, 1 should uot have spent years of unutterable mivry, ami thousands or dsllars in money. In my opinion, haling tried all kinds of doctors, there Is but one rational system of medicine, and that is the Histogenetlc ay* tem. and haviug seen so many other so called incurable cases like Bright disease and blindness, etc., of my ueighbora get well, I conclude*! that the IlistogenvUc system of medlciue is the coming system of the world and all other schools will have to give way to it as darkness to light. F MCNAIT. I hare been snff. ring fnm nenra'.sia or the heart from childhood and have tried coentU'ss remedies. I have inflicted every kind of misery npon myself In the vain vffirt to *et relief Doctor* told me that I would have to undergo a ntrgieal operation. At last when everythln* failed and I set tled down to despate. I heard a grvat deal ahont I»r. J. Cucne Jordan and his new •vstrm of medicine. 1 sent for medicine. •Imply deserihint my rase. 1b a week* lime after taking Pr Js histngenetic mrdi eine al! my misery of a lifes standing dis appeared. that was three months ago. and it was not only the neuralgia. bnt I also •nflervd fr»>m dyspt psia. would vomit ap even a drink of wsvr as s.»on as It wiml.l CI w srm *y sufTerings were an great that 1 often felt tempted to Mmnil snieide. 1 consider l»r Jordan the only medicine worthy of that name. M m prvttjr had wtlh eonsinnpuon. Met*itnc fw» the lann and the conch cm ••rally cbaraeteriotir of lha! dreadfwl m*!a .ty The disease was four yean •tatoling t rame to t»r J Ensene Jordan my 4ac sette ajatent of mnliciue and to *ijfft'r;ne buroasity at Urge. J. n >»itk Pi 3 I" tv« *M* P.n- >;r —J bee t*> i nr m:tr of iT%utn\ m »n to *w nto» 4l» U-"v*-C!» drrivin! fn>m jtmr so «n)iuUhr*l ill raj liir 1 tirifem! frt-m cn*?rva'--\ IrjKrtiritT of thv Brer. vt %i«vWat v..-k, hea i V» Wfr h\l I feat Vr a'!* 'te *nt r*':- v t' I Im-asm Tas;t». net* *»«s tu a frw I tr*j**rttf» -x-4 FPIW lu firtt 1 ft**-'. D h*w Itst •'♦•fiv hlfXTDcrtX tn f*ri«* hc!p tend a baby. Apply 7JI Ma-llsoa strvct- my—tf TI'ANTED-dt PISE MIS TO BEY M line too in Pbfnney'a addition at B» per lot Bn»h A Boarman. Butler Mock. 2» FIR BALE-ELEVES PIVE ACRE tracts near Jackaon street cable line. Bosh A Boarman. mj3D TO RENT-A PTRXISHED FROST J. mom. anltable for gentleman In private family. Apply this oflce. myatttf JOWT-DARK RED MEDIFM SIZED; j cow with abort crooked horns. Reward paid for returning her to John West. Madi 10a Street Milk Dairy. wya>6t WANTED-TWESTY GIRLS THAT CS »f demand dressmaking App'ytoMias Duncan at Toklas. Bfagcrman A Oo.'s m3> WANTKD —COMPETENT PIANIST TO |iU; in the Bank fcaloon: lady pre ferred: Sne instrument. Address Mattnew 4 Martion. Port Tturnsend. mvß H WANTED—' TO BCY SECOND HAND empty posk or other pickle barrels. Jnaa towifcm A Co. myl2 lm WANTED-A GIRL FOB GENERAL II housework. Mnst be a competent cook. Gl6 KM ITOR HALE—ACRE TRACTS ON LAKE V l*nlon. Nice property. Apply to W. Parry Smith, James street, oppo«ite Occi dental hotel. mylS lm IXJR SALE—FOl r R I»T9 60x120 FEET r each, one block from Mill street cable, and fifteen blocks from nostoffice. Cleared, fenced and planted in fruit trees, full bear ing. Onlv 9&4>each. Rest bargain in the city. Busn it Boarman. Butler block, myl.flf ¥X>R SALE—A GOOD, HARD FINISH JT house, 7 rooms, lawn, flowers, shrub bery and fruit tree*: lot 60x120, on Hill st, fifteen minutes walk from postofflce. Bush •fc Boarman. Butler block. myiatf t*»R SALE—MO ACRES OF TIMBER laud in Snohomish connty—twelve mil lion feet of fir—(6 per acre. Bush Boar man. Butler block. m>l3tf F>)R SALE.-960 ACRES OF TIMBER land ou Gray's Harbor, only 16.60 per acre. Hu«h A Boarman. Butler block.mvl3l> I>>R SALE—I/JOO ACRES OF WHEAT .T land, in the heart of the great wheat belt of Eastern Washington, on the line of the S. L. H. A E. R. K., every acre ready for the plow. Only |a.. r «0 per acre. Bush d ltoarcnan. Bntler block. myl.'Stl IVIK SALE—ONE OF THK BEST FARMS F oil White River. ESIIKI.M AN, I.LEW EIJ.VN A IX). apfctf JXirjiD— JOSEPH JANIKJS HAS 1W(I r bay horse* awaiting owner*; Mime »trayef»o*ite Occidental. de7t NOT!"' E—IF YOC WANT A PARTNER rail a! HAKTWEU.'S Employment A Henry, comer Commercial and Jackson streets. myl7 6t MONEY TO LOAN— OR HOCSEHOLD good*. live stork, etc. Poraeroy, Swof ford Co., 24 aud Cuion Bl«»ek. Front street mvisfit NOTICE -IP CHAIU.ES P. MILLER, aged about 19. who left Pomona. Cali fornia. about ten day* ago for Seattle, will call at Budlons's boat-house. he will learn something to his advantage. my*J2 3t IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS. *4OO A ere* of Flrat-elnaa Land, north of Green Lake. titOO only, this la s big bargain. I HAVE GOT AN IMMENSE LIST OF THE •ft n i in Seattle and King county, which 1 offer at bedrock price*. GEORGE DORFFEU Ofßee. we«t side of Commercial street, up stain*. N-tweyn Mill and Washington. 2p RARE'CHANCE —roE INVESTMENT. OEAI.EP BID* WILL BE RECEIVED FOR v? th** stock of General Merchandise, Fixtures and Furniture In the store formerly occupied by T. J. V. Clark. North Yakima, up to Monday* May anth, At 12 o'clock m .at which time all bids will be opened. The stuck is a very durable one. and oo*t abont f 14.00 P. and will be open for In sprction. with luventory of earnc. 1 till the above dat*' The ritfht 1* reserved to decline any or all bids. Terms cash B I. RARTLETT. Asent. my£Jtd who may he fuund at the store. A PASTOR CURED BY FAITH. Ret r>r Jobs WUteMMt. f*a«toe Micbi ran Avenne Hlttifb. r. m«s cared br faith. but by Aekcr'a H!*»d Elixir. HrM.rt ~I ha*e derived *o ninth benefit bv tuiin? Adtrr's Bkwd Elixir that I unhes'fatinjrly «hlw* it a« a medieine of nnu**! rt hawli ty f one* all who My be atidrd with «li»wkii of the blox) to rive this most ex erilent remedy a fair trsai, bceanae I am ««rv, after d«»intf to, They will r«>rr>>N»rate I'm fati-tunJ «*f mine and thank me fr makins it" This wonderful Bk-*i Flixlr 1* rnaranteed and «uld by A B STEW jai« ty THE MOST SIGHTLY Let on Second street for Bale. Price S3OOO. ALSO Two &ao farms oa V'aahaa Mnii A **tnT to w R. BALLARD, frn*'er PuMieg. Uilittt crj Ur Pircier's CuttiL is the iMn of the msnsgema&t of the Jackson and M3l streets Cable Road to have same completed and in opera- tion by August Ist next. The completion of this line will double and treble the value of prop- erty In the vicinity of both Jackson and Mill Street*. We can offer today 36 LOTS in JACKSON ST. ADDITION AT FROM $250 to SSOO FEB LOT. One-third cash; also Olive addition as a whole, 53 Jots in all: 5-ACRE TRACTS: 16. 26. 32. 33. 34. 45. 46. 47. 50. 62. 64. 69. At low rakes. chilis i. inruai JAM MS STRUT. I UNKTNDEST CUT OF AIX. hhqis below mm ok week only: cut down on fancy articles, but never before on such a Maple article as ribbon. FBXCB T.TBT SOB JSt KXT W-HMUJg. OITLY. Plain edge or Crown edge, all silk, warranted: Na 2. 5 cents Na j 12 cents 3 7# 9-...15 4 8# 12 20 ".5 io 16....25 HALF SILK. Na 5 3 cents Na 9 BJ* cents"* 7 5 "*2 10 No. 16 I2j-iC We idrto ill customer) to take advantage of Umk low Brine, which are 1m than shiifcisala coat. Prices on Fancy Ribbon la propaation. No limit as to qnaatttp. ror genuine bargains. for the best goods, foe the lowest prices, call at T i ATOTJTR/ &c ITOH SALE! STETSON POST BLOCK, CORNER OF" Second and Marion streets, BY HUN, LLEWELLYN t ft 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. tOERKE, MERCHAJSTT TAILOR. Attention and integrity assure you satisfaction. HKOWy BLOCK. g»OHT STREET. EARLY ROSE POTATOES FROM NORTH YAKIMA, JTST RECEIVED AT Ok U's Front and Union. For a change of leed (or this soil nothing can be better than the above, u they are grown in an ashy soil and ire of fine qual ity. For eating purposes they are ansnr paaaed. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORSi BUILBIRS. SEALED TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED up to Thursday. May 31st, 1«S. for the labor and material* necessary in the crec tion and enclosing of the centre building and two wards for the proposed Hospital for the Insane, to be built at Medical Lake, Spokane county, W. T. Bids will he taken for the construction of the building both in stone and brick. Bid* will also be taken for the whole or the separate parts of the same, including excavation, stonework, brickwork, carpen ter-work. painiing aad glaxitg, galvanized iron and tin work. A certified check to the value of ten per cent, of the bid must accompany each bid, which will be forfeited to the Territory should the bidder fail to nnalify with good and acceptable sureties to the valne of eighty per cent, of the contract price with in ten days after reeelviug notice of the acceptance of the bid. All bids not made out on blank forms, or unaccompanied by a certified check to the value above stated, or that may be present ed after the time stated, will be rejected. The Commissioner* reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Plans, specifications and detailed draw ing* can tie seen at Spokane Fall* on and after April 2Mb. WW. Blank forms and all necessary Information ran be obtained »f D. M. DarnHULUta, Trader*' National Bank. Spokane Fall*. W. T. All bid* to be sealed and addressed to STANLEY HALLKTT, Secretary of Build ins Commission, Medical iAke. W. T., and will be received up to 12 o'clock noon, Mav .11M. MM, at which time and place they will he opened In the presence of bidders. my3l WANTED. cb-»7>pers, 91 cord. alters. $lO and 111 a wt-ek. I>l*hwas|er. 91 a day. Uirla for housework. Iti, sls, tl I and s£> i»er month. Farm nands, fa&. Swamper, |Sv Mill yard han*l«. fJS and MO. I aundry kelp f1- to H aud fo«n4. Baker »P«) and found. Ail kinds of help furnished free of charge. FOR SAUL M;!k Route—H*-; p«yinf nratc In Seattle; family trade of i& «iail 2 h ami, cans. etc.. eW at a r«arjraln 14-rr*»m todgfng botwe. furniture and fix* farm. Two year* lease. Reatasran:*., s>/«o to $#C to. A few choke buiMiu? lota that we o\tb, cheat'. FOR KEHT. VA a~r* r%mh on Va*in«n Ithnrf, rtut Uj."-n in labor. liut-ruved raach «t: «*r« a# island, per month. 7 r.«>ra bouse a»d fura*rart for sale, 9215. Four acres near to n. Tiaae chicks bought CRANE DICKEY, EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. W touisctaa St., oc«r CummerciftL IN THE Front Rani, AS USUAL. 600DS DELIVERED AT UNION BAT FREE or CHARGE HALEY WRIGHT, 61* FRONT STREET. P. O. Box 449. TKLETHOXI Ys. SEATTLE WOOD YARD. DRY AI.DER AND FIR WOOD 'TT ANY desired lenrth I>ry ktndl!.i rjnnt «tn*t, or at yard 00 Hopkim' wharf, foot of Hrneea strrrt. mhl3lm T. A. RUSSELL, IToprietor. SSO LOTS IN HAZLEWOOD ADDITION Two mile* from the post office close to Xadtoon street They are '•hrap $175 LOTS NBAR JACKSON STRBBT. High and Level, commanding a Beautiful View. 100 ACRES OF HOW TO BUY LAND. rwilM Cheeks, raftkit at ll(h •a «he Pni*( K*ai«l| am '"a*,*!!*! Wffiwlii priptrti a warn ua Ua4- :ord«. «e off* Ike loloWa*: We win .Uh y«a tnm thr*m aMtta to At* jaW tuaa, ktcrd Be le the !aa* aa. •el »cW.-m neither prerataia Bar b'rwi am Im ud «tl| |l«t yoo a warr»:.ty W# t »T» I.*! »V> »l v.*. tkit a- JO- »e Ma r* eet a-. i *ra wi-kia ar.J aa J u* UH a £-aif a.. aa at ".a*- f> atfoßne. lary ;tf *>l a&4 if' u ai-a>- Wr raqvre 0..;j 1j p. r c-u at Mm- »x a *>7 I*4 we wilt |)n »nM ca k lor the I in —lefotaa ted n»; p«r •rat. Tm ca-eh la Inn by tfca Fafrt tioralhaek awl I- atataf.lhn fntßec ike as* haaar anuhiaau' ar tV a»h thai kin seat? baas brtae aOar- is it mm N TELUHB 9m we fOßmand fcoaiaea* ma poiiCT baa always htvn to o«Vr mIM-I of Dry Uooda X m low prims as the elnarat eecmomy wil permit Tkal h&C 1 Mnmrttw H mem rm» parrhar wrtm at dm MOmi aa low aa Igujrhoosr ia America. It aieaasa •THeeSIS Hnb caa hare tvwSdenee la. and ttier are fast realizing that tart hTzS- Sa that it is em aabMoa to bare the pcMic admit that we tail all claee 5SB 8 ,-gl Gooda lower than aey hoot ia the Sorthwe* FEATURES OF THIS WEEH DRESS GOODS, SILKS, VELVETS, WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVIB, fl TOWELS, TABLE LINENS, Oar a»«>, turn! of these foods la now very complete. and wr ask to jad*r of onr prices- We uotr no lady to parrha.se, and the onJ* farur la lor toe pahUe to call in and examine what we are oflVriu*. DOHENY MARUM, DEPOT OF LOW PEICES, (waer Frttt and f oiinNa struts. Snttie, V. T. oVSanpln Mailed free a* applieatioa. aad all orders aad promptly exeeated: KTALS, m»M 22» 24,26,28,30 A 32 Lak» Stmt, Chicago, Mhofe. IS IISMI IHIIS W WITH THE Ml GALLAGHER 4 GRUNKRAHI Successors to Alfred Snyder, Have this day rerclved the sgrscy of W. F. liftt'a fwsnwry MNMk~ |ttar»ntc«d to be the Choicest Batter thai comes to the city* Also keep a choice lot of Staple and Fancy Groceries, fine Eastern Lard at Meats of all descriptions. We will not be nudenoid, ao« r>-|-air. iltuatrd on the eery ■ammlt of the "Hill" A ntwrniflcent view: floe urlfhbtirhiKMl Such i chauee will not peewnt itneif acain for yetr» for nome good man to get a beautiful home, complete with all modern improve mm ta. PltlCEi $6560. $6500. Apply at once to Q. C. PH PINKY, Jama, street, opposite Occidental Hotel. WATER FRONT Afu» roa tiara turgafaat fa* oca or at era low. akooli Tfrii rtmkilriTi am aailikal aaoono praao-d fur m&o'j yam *jjra oal> la praaaot ;ou/ cta- Va it Iba k.ak aa/ artll i>a eaabad oa if.a for tbair fall faca ralaa Too are. Ikar-w. by the ptioo aa 11« rl laaaa ffa-, loaare- »(aloai acridaen. tan ara r at ttaaaar t ami haak-r, a- Jat the aama tlaa aa vaar of m'aaba p'Op#-tj. Hk u4 you at any Har.hoairf.pr iMI tko rh-ea- at aaok fur parm-at ta«j wtu be I ataly b»»T>4 and fore.r-iacJ ua ao4 I >aa u 4 I. A Wa cff;r a ga! >a aad iMm 7* to bay '.am. oe->1 wait or ti«a aad tug- 'o iffori yoa tka Of KTUiV'f aa> Itjt S cf>o!4 b.T» k-i-b aock a h a lot a few w»>baaiu for to bjcS aul tu-w I: 'iton a>a- ii. Ida ay>vrlcr ...*.ao nratterl.rw l:,a&-t ant!. .*r« 70 _r r-er Ooa l.foe t.-a b'Jon at 1 b"i eft* ftoo a:vaav-a. t:ac..-xtUftauui -a.ii.aia a»> hcdlaa for Cca:t!e. H.ru'a tarl i la Soar.ahl&t aad frwWi; «ltk hoaitk7 anatk (lantra, tniaaar la If a nate of mbataaOai f>raar» »»i--n TE- (SaU/ »«t ara Uad with acamsta of saw r lar|>r'de>. COOK «C MOOll Special Bargains! Lot 6, block 40, Maynardt plat, two small buildinc* renting for si6a month, ooqr S2IOO. Lot 4, block 39, Pontius *L a fine lot for a bouse, w graded, lawned and finest view in the city, t small house, S7OO. A Snap—4o acres fine laaf overlooking the Sound. Look this up, SSOOI 60 acres inside the platted district, only S3OOO. Wefrii take a one-third intend with right party. Splendid five-acre tracts cleared, half mile from dep«t platted all around, for, eadt SSOO. Choice bargains is ft few houses and lots. LoA us up. MONROE 4 WHIPPLE, Room 17. Union Mat MClaa Frirate Mi HOUSE. COR. MARION AND FMK' HU, over Drag Wore. Board by week or month. ayt NEAR SEATTLE. I Brattle la the coaler of aotply la of tbe ra«al iiuaa* Iwrlrto Bnllab O lu-Ll i aa* Alaska look I* aw a lani* KOportton of IM' gaaara) awtw 41m, machiaary aad .aft/llae. Tka vkaWaela heo*aa a) Nr» In*. 4at|>bU. B at n, Cboeeo«at» Mart-tie aa tka Bora fatUt ana at* ackfcag btlb aol aal la Nfl* run ate iTrrrwaet hereMabe -elot.Hhall a la aw lat to. tie aele ar daeltoo of their V'TM. (hblaatr. r«na«cU -o 4h »u>ta of •'••f with a.u» f«a taiadala. Hprla: aad e*i4*bi .a old SI To tka f-*« ciihl arte e |»l»a< it wtu W" A jar -a b vi I btlaa thaaa ay.

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BPSt a* rmii «B 1 B Saert MM.ljlalaa a A. Man. A Wagoner and 'fated. riSSa, 0. Mer'tadstbl F&aa. A- D. Jensa, L Barebarc. W. C. tawu. T.^'y'ly g. gfct'apard. K. V. Geo aad sth, Mui grfjiST aad wifs aad mm. J, W. Wolf aad Mler TVaesano baa bad tbe Jail tbor aagt»T cleaaed aad wfeltewaakad. AsaswawsJsse The steamship Willamette loaded with eoal fee Portland win ga to aw Ibis Mora la*. All who on (pare tbe time Aoald arafl BMaueNo of the rmortaaitr «f rMtlac the beautlfai iJquak VaCejr aad the Mttaaaa eoal mines "a gatvrdey. A editor Wood yesterday tamed marriage fesnsr* to John tfcnrßag aad Mm hoar ETfcwae of Seattle, and John J. Valeatiae of Oakland. rattforaia, aad Mlm Aiirs X Maw-hard of BeaMe. A bill of aale frss KaAaa (Mtada to Oaear Johnson for a half tatrmt la tbe leasr. M wlB and talnsea of tke *aa Pmactsno hotel la North Heatfls inr gun. «rm ft led la tbe aodHof oAe* yesterday Thlitf-9«e tone of (en at Mi I tioa ar rived hem from the eal Monday aad was taken to fort Klakety by the steamer Polit kofaky yemwdy. Tti* Iroa will be assd In *hf*tlus aad raotag tbe new mitl at fort Makrly psmohal. Mr. Paal Scholar, irt ramnaa, paid a rlaU to Ka-aUle last evealnf. Captain A W. Prrrtral. of Otpnpla. I* la gestue atteadta* tbe roaroeaaon. Mis. J. P. (Josrsjr, of Olympis. I* la the elty atleadlag tbe Eplseo|«l tesfieallm. Proaeeattag Attorney CMosr, W fi Trier and L B. Maaalne. of Taroaaa. were In tbe vUf yesterday, Mrs. Laara L Hall, foriarris of Itenh. wa rseently marrird to Charles Peters of the Port Asceles etAtmj. Aaron SCrlii aad aife. Dr M. D Latlifof. K. C. Valentine and HTb. Haaaar. left thie- OH*blO* lor Ban rrsnelseo. r'blsf /ostlee ft. A. Jones, who has been holding a short term roart at !*nutooaa»h. rvtairaed to Mcattle last (-renin* (Starve H. Adair, one ut Mraule'smow ea rr*rtlr basluess airti. baa bsea roullned to his hoaaaa for aoaae time by serioas Ulnwa. Mrs. Ploeenca Warner, of Oaklaad. Cab- furnia, is in Heattle looklac after ber basi acss Insnrasta. Kb* Is anraapeated by her ehlldrsaL Mr. Jobs J. Valentine aad twlde left for a trip to the eas»im Males this aaoraios They will make their hoaae In Oaktead. California Major t A Wood, deputy aadllnr. will Isara lodar for Hpokane Pall*, tn meet bis srlfr aod family sbo are aa male from tbr aaat. I» make Seattle their hoaae. Ist aad Mis. L. 11. Wells. Mr, and Mis. (leonce T Atklnsoo. Mis. It C. Garretsisi,. and Mr. and Mrs. M F Oarrefson, of Ta«>- saa, are tn tbe city atteadln« the gplaofial! coorocallon. Geoni Allen. Mica Mar A Urn. Dr. Will Paine, Ml** lJxrle rtlade. Mtas Tad* Houle, Mr. MeMIIJeu, and *e*eral other Han gran cftenana who ram* north by way of Gray'* Harbor, arrived In Keattle rntonU; BEAL ESTATE TRASBFEBS. •e«»u I aad 2. block 4. Rom addition. Ixw E. M. t hnreh to Elmore J. Row, s«cn* la the N« %of See. Tp. N.R. bK. »Thlt deed provide* that no inimical ilqui>rt shall tie anld on the premtsea under tienaltjr of forfeiting the land. Edwin Norum to Wilbur M Boynimi, lota S and 4. block U, Crown addition. t**> Frank M liana to t harle* rrevnrt, Ma S, and 7, block 2, Mouutaiu View addition, ttm. Waft. Ballard lo John Klneth. lot 7. block 2, in tbat part of Hcallte laid oIT by W S. Bell and A. A. Ilenny OB W. S. Bell i dona Hon claim, |.««V ttranvllle Halter to John and Joseph L Hayer, lot 5, block Ye»ler'» in! adal tion. »V, (t r. J Noye* to Abraham 11. Manning, an undivided 1 ,liite«*»t In the NK. the NW 'J of rtee. I*. Tp. 24 N„ R. S E I JOUt J»mca Johnson t" Maurice K. Oarner. a tract In Kec. »4. Tp. "JO V, R. 6 E., described by metr* and hound*. MUO. Jam** Clarke to V. w llartaon. lota 1 and 2, block 4. Koa* addition, MB. James B. Ktetaou to M l> Ballard, lot 7, Mock 2, In that part of (irattle laid crtT t.y W. N. Bell and A. A. Itvuny on W. X. Bell a donation claim, HMO Jane B Moore to Kred E Cander. lot 12 to I* Inelualve. and the *outh hall of lot 11, tilock M. Y eater'* second supplemental ad dition, »7.'A I'. I'alklna lo charh-a E Bray, tract 4b, liapw I-eaf a MlUcm. t «0 John B. IJbby U. E. L Hmllh. lota 2 and a, block 54, C. Terry'a Hcond addition. rvat Edward L fmlth lo Matthew A Kelty, an undivided ',of r»ee 17, Tp. .V, K. K.. IK«J0 Tit* (Ji-Kcx'a Hi at H HAY. —Two ex ■cursion partlea left Seattle yesterday (or Victoria to attend the celebration of the Queen'* birthday. The Skagit Thief carried al»>ut 150 passengers ami the Olympian about 2Ts>, Including a base bail nine from Seattle, under the management of R. K. Stevens. which will contest with the Amity nine of Victoria to- lay for the championship of Uritish Colombia. ft is probable that on July 4th a large eJuoraloti of Victorians will runt ow to fcattlr to Join In the celebration. The nine which will represent Seattle on Beacon hill to-day is composed of the follow ing player*: Hegley catcher, Colfman pitcher, Kinney tirtt base. Jacobs sec ond shortstop, Corffee left field. Perkins center field. Henry right field. Ait* A!»» Nosa Bao*«*.-Mr* Kennedy, whose Blase name U Amy Santley, fell down the hack stairs at the standard Theatre la»t nl*ht and broke her left ami Inst above the wriat and her nose about In the middle. Miss Soulier Is a serio-comic aong and dance art Ist aud was on her way to tnr ttrranth my arms broken twfopr aeveral times." Or? Til* THAI k The Shore l.ine passenger train from Tacoma was de layed half an hour last night by a coal car which run into an o|ien switch at the cnwMng of the narrow and stand «rd gauge tracks near the north end of thetirant street bridge. The car ran enwway« of both tracks, and the pas senger tram could not j«ss until the car was righted. It i* not an unfre quent occurrence for this switch at the crossing of the two tracks to he left open, and unless more care is taken a terrible acvldent is liable to occur at that point. X'mtoMUSo THK Miitrn The mil itary board, consisting of Captain Hill. R "« wa« held Joall.f MHton t« an«» .-r to the next district court ou a eharve >»f ob taining |3ot> under falae KrtllMW of F V Tli-.n- a well known Mock mmi mlvriar cave l~s> t*atl. with U M Wiual n» nuety. Mr Tfcorpe ha« returned home twit t«» N* Iwk ht« evidence in the i*we wheu It »hall be OfnttsL Ih.«KtMti> am ft am» (ieonre Taft. wb*» n*eentls allemjvUHl 1,1 thfWa h.i«*U tn front « he me*l M have l. mi'iiita tittil r^ l 'Vlmo. H"M»» Tlir totM* of K White in the sim r »»b foe the Ov.iiiso of Ho* »trvet. tti'h J Mai aa.l red as »n«r> s. vt\ fi'tnl m Wfc*t »'i a toeke, i.-a t*» k*l-v l>m Mvrmoil ol« iioerv *ml. wit.. H \hr* i |i.»ta*rU' i. •..lieltor f»r the N.wlhcn) I'aeinr »iln«.|. (.irfl.xnaai The Ortdt* h«a«f «ai.t to br .a»> of the llocst rvsoie.os-. i« Si faal lx>vel\ kilt -tuts »t U e ft .r tlothin£ Jlo ise. Kline »t Bosenber*. MIIIT Oilll g 1 Cmt» work*, and alter driving lu'm off. the awn drew the fees from the furnaces aad dosed down the mine. The trooMe K out of a diSfereace betaaeen the hte ol Labor aad the United M inert aad Laborers Society. Several days ago Keßy Bam*ey, the bow of the loader*, asked for a few days lease oI absence. vturh sa» granted and a man named Vaughn. who belonged to the Talon. s»- temporarily put in bis place. The leader* refused to work under Vaughn. without aniniiw aov i*a*on. but H is supposed beca-tce be wa» nut a member of the Kaigbta. umrl cwaaccr Wa* renr otrage and raanot be under stood. He weat away apparently in good spirits, but returned tn rompany with those who shut down the mine. rendering them every as»i»Banrw. Mr. Muner went up yesterday and foasd that tho«e wbu •arm to woax Were afraid to do so. He retarned to town and reported the situation to tbe proper oibiab. At 4 o'clork yester day afternoon Kberiff Vs-araae, As tristant Pnarallng Attorney 8. H. tile*. Alexander Alien and L. C. *iil man took a *perla! train for tbe mine*. When they arrived tbe Knight* of Labor a d oatxide miners were bold ing a mass meeting, during which tbe following aaaotrnos" vest anorncn 1 And »erre»l on tbe superintendent, j who refnaed to a/ce-le to them, claim ing that he bad a right to select bis own foreman: Mtmltfd, That we go to the superin tendent of Sewoaetle, mgimtii; hhn !to reoiffnixe the Knight* of La>».r work roiuniittae of L. A., 3M6, and l none other Carried. Kftt*rd. That every man gets hi* tarn, .provided be U qualified for the I position hi* qualification is to be de ridad bjr the Knight* of Labor work committee of L. A.. 5305 Newcastle. Carried. HrrnJmi, Tliat the Knight* of Labor work committee serve Mt nMWan to the superintendent, Mr. Ed. Mor gan at Newcastle. The above i* the decision of the K. of L assemblies of Newcastle, Oilman and McAllister. Kk hacu Rogaiora, Secretary. After the meeting an ellort was made by the officer* to effect a com promise, without *noce»*. At Bo'cloek Taut evening the Knight* of Lilnr went into convention at Etta Court ney Lake, one mile thin side of the mine*, and at 10 p. ni. the sheriff and party started for Seattle, but trapped at the lake to put the sheriff off. While there the miner* called on 8. H. file* for a speech. He talked for an hour, telling them they were ▼IOLATtao TNI LAW In thu* preventing by threat* of vio lence other miner-, from pursuing their vocation*, and advt«ed tbem to di*perae and go to their respective home*. Thev appointed a committee to confer with the auperintemlent. and all hand* went bark to the mine* They demanded the reinstatement of Kanatey and hi* men before they would go to work or allow anybody el*e to go to work The company re fused to grant thi* demand. B. Con ray and I>. H. Jone* were ar re*te.. of Taconia, as sisted by the Itev. Pr. Lathrop. of Oakland! California. Mr. Aaron Stein, of San Franoi***, acted in the cmacity of tiest man. Mi»* Kthel Valentine a* maid of honor, while Master U ttaud lllaiii hard, brother of the bride, and Mis* Margaret Sherwin Tyler, of Ta conia. led the bridal procession, as groomsman and bridesmaid. The bride was attired in cream white cord ed silk with handsome court train ele gantly embroidered with see. l pearls ller ornament* were magnificent diamonds the gift of the groom Among those present at the cere nionvwere the Kev. l>r. Lathrop, Mrs and Miss Notvelle. Miss Kthel Valen tine. Mr. Nod Valentine, of Oakland. California; Mr and Mr*. Aaron Stein. Mr. Hamer and Miss Harriet Stevens, of San Franoi«co; Uev Bishop Pad dock. Mis- Paddock. Mr and Mrs. W l>. Tyler. Miss Margaret Tyler ami Mr. I. K Manning, of Tacoma; Mr. ami Mrs H F Whitney. Mr and Mr« J. IV Metcalfe. Mr. and Mr« Charles F. Whittlesry, Mr. Frank lioarman. Mi*s Itoarman. Mr and Mrs. Charles K. Jenner. Mr. Francis A I tell and Mr Win. T Sharpe. of >eattle. Mrs. Helen C. Scott, of l.p Mlt-dearon. Ki 1 u'. lvk pra\ers were real I>> the Rev M l» VS il-«m aftrr whob the bishop (rave hi* annual adslre** The folio* me named oten.al delecate* ansaercd the r-Jl rail The Kev Me»>rv 15 I> NeViUs P.P A Vtcbol»wi t.e. "tee H W al»m. 1. II Well*. M 0 W Isonands K «»ray The'bishop anj«..uted the revere: ,1 \l, -r- V !i n aj-tajn II Wirr. an I I-set te'iat.l s M >h«ll o!yui| .-t'-n-tam I"?" 1 i il; Ul>»"i- VUi.r m l; I-., k ar.l M KeUo.£ t~M x'-.iti-t Walton ami wm. U II »ral4* San Juan R aine«. hc haii- Jame* T lVrrj and W m We-t. On nwtion of the Uv. 1, II the .terev of th!* jurwdi.-tion r..u tnoOH-ail> resident and all Tl-stsnc 11iowne->s of eertaia kinds of mi**ion work on aeroant of tbe span* po|mlatk>n. to sbow that tbe work was m reality pro cemling alone firm and «o!id line*, and wa* growing day by day. After rnec tioainr the nesil of reneral mi»m arie*, Ee said that the dic***e warmly wrli omed its fir»t Kencral mtsaionarT, tbe Ker. Dr. Nerius. The Ber. 8. B. 8. Orsy wa- elected secretary and B. O. O'Brien treasurer. The Ber. L H. Wells reported the or ganizing of 8t John's parish, in Ea-t Tacoma. from a mis-ioa. Hctn Wat son reported concerninr tbe work of tbe chapel of the ecteil that -he will sail he fore the end of thi« week. Her orders are exaetlv similar to those of last year, and show no change whatever in the policy of the government in regard lo the seal ti-herie.*. Since reading that dispatch I have paid out over IJo for telegraphing. I sent a long dispatch to lioth the Mas siohusetts senators, who I have the good fortune to be personally ac quainted with, and I also wired sev eral other senators, asking them if some pressure could not lie brought to t*ar on the administration to induce it to permit American fisherman to ri«H 1.1 AMMUCAS WATSM Without motes tat ion, an.l interference from the government. On the result of my telex rams depends a great deal to me and to many more Americans who are loth to fit out their vessels and send them north, only to have them -eixel and confiscated. If 1 re iere the «li*bte«t assurance that the government will not harass and inter fere with u- in our legitimate business I will lit out the Kdward Webster for a scaling expedition to tlie north and keep the Moliie Adams m the halibut li-hing business." During the discussion J. C. Nixon, owner of the Venture and Algar came along. He said that unless the atti tude f the administration toward American fishermen chanced consider ably h* would not allow the Alrar to so north, but would «end tne Venture as she is a cheap craft and the govern ment would not make much by sell ing her. m t m ItAKKK ALL UA»M. The Detroit Boy* Wis lb* Cane From the *t» York lilants. Cmtuiiv, May it.—Cincinnati 6, Cleveland 5. HKIHXLT*, May 2S. Brooklyn 3. Kansas City 7. PninPii.rniA. May 23.-The Balti more-Athletic same was post|vned on account of rain. WASH a«M -rursarao. PITTSBI ao. Slav 23.—The game to day was played in a cold rain storm against the i»hcs of the vi-ib>rs and the umpire. The Washingtons won by hard work and guod playing. al though in the eighth inning it looked as though Pittsburg would catch them. tnlv 300 peofde saw the game. Score Washington 5. Pittsburg 4. nicArto-nui.il u rmt. CH»CAC.O, May IT.- The new Cali fornia pit. her Borchers was in the bos Unlay and proved a formidable oppo nent to the Phillies until the eighth inning, when three gisnl hits and a ha»' on l«alls were made off him. The Chicago* hit«ilea»on pretty hard throughout. Score: Chicago T, Phila ilelplua i *.MRTO» *CI A ROTR*. InuiMh'i.!" May 2,i The batting of the home team was good, but the Boston fielder" were «harp and pre vented their *core from Wing tied. IVniiy'" work was fine, he making two home run«. s«aire Indianapolis t, !k»t. 'll 5. i rrßotr vtw Yo*s. I>rraoir. May 23 Superior hattmp 0!i the (vl rt of the home team won t«v •la>'» (tame for them Their fiel-iing a poor an-j their errors nunterotu The rame a 4* n*-t interesting S *>rf lVtroit IX New York J ■m m KjteaQikter la 1 i*.t i*- l Mav iltspat' h fr\>m India that Thibeun- re»*nt Iv attafkul tiroton*. whii h *a« >le frn.l.sl by a small Briti-h lorcc, ari l «»ler several hl and seven wonn.levt Kteyele Raee. s t .,s Mar Jl-At Hir: i njham loJay Howe won the one miV hicyrW championship in tw*t miuntrs an.l fortv 'is.l- TimjJe won ti r «ae juile tian in h>w price*. %eenta buvs a straw hat at t!- h-n» A Marum __ Ea.stern task prh-es. "heater Cieary. A GRAHD COUNTRY. W«ti>i»iWiam rflmwMi Seattle has labored under dUßntitiee that wo-Jd have disheartened a ten enterprising city. in Us attempt to se ra r* direct and independent railroad j cottnertion with the east. As win he w»U remembered, after the ftrat ISM. f® was raised and work had teen commenced on the first forty mile*, reports were started in the east that the proposed route was not only im practicable bat that it was through j an Onprodartive and uninviting mr tktfi of country. Eastern capitalists then quietly wt to work to ascertain the truthfulness of the damaging statements- They empiored a noted Chicago engineer named Alexander and Prof wT H. Ruffher, LLD.. of j Hew York, to personally investigate the matter. Prof. Roffner U nut only a mineralogist ami geologist of world wide renown, bat a gentleman of un- E-stioned standing and integritr. 1 aad Mr. Alexander spent nearly two months in the Territory, most of the time along the route of'and in the districts tributary to the Seattle. Lake Shore A Eastern Railway. The fol lowing brief extracts from" Prof. Ban ner's report entirely refute the state ment* referred to. and will be read with much interest: rstllttutl IDT'STACC*. j Concerning this «ity of 30,ro gress of her civilisation. Her wharves and railroad depot are crowded with business. The special pride of the city -ecms to lie her school*, public and private. Her large and handsome •chool buildings seem purposely to hare been placed in the most protni- i nent positions. Her public school; system i* well organiaed and support ed. The university of the Territory i* located here and" in full operation. These tilings considered together au-' gur most favorably for the future of this young city. Her growth will be rapidly accelera- Ited by the extension of her railroads. Besides her coal roads, she will soon be practically the connecting point of ertainly two, ami perhaps three, transcontinental railroad lines. Mie now has a railroad connecting with the Northern Pacific, and will shortly !>e connected with the Canadian Pa cific by the West Coast road (recently purchased by the Seattle, Lake Shore ■V Eastern, aiid now known as the Northern branch). But tbe road that t will no *orr ros numi— Indeed. the road which of itself would make a city at its Sound terminus— is the Seattle, l.aWe Shore A K.i-tern rail way. This will l>e true if the road never rn»«ri the limits of Washing ton Territory; but no doubt it will ul timately iron the continent, or at least have ck)M transcontinental con nection*. When these roads are thu* extended they will brinft vast quanti ties of lumber, and of mineral and ag ricultural product", ami carry in ex change foreign and domestic products for the supply of the rural ana milling population, to say nothing of the great Eastern trade. I'uget Sound must also become the chief ship-building center of the Conti nent, and the possession by Seattle of the great fresh-water lakes' so close to the Sound, and the fait that here will be the point where the |tes«emer pig iron and its products will reach tide water, will give this [sunt advantage over all others on the Sound. .Seattle will build shins for Kngland, New Kngland. South America. Asia and the Islands of the Ocean; and ju.-t here will tirst be seen the dawning of the new day which will come to our American merchant marine, of late so depressed. And the government itself must sooner or later establish on l-ake Washington a navv yard where ships can he built of the' best material at minimum cost, and where her ships out of commission can litf and-kx ke.l. secure from the teredo and the corrod ing effect* of sea-water, and can at i once get rid of their barnacles. •umi CAS HAVE SO RIVAL On the Pacific Coast except San Fran cisco, which has the only good harbor and entrance outside of i'uget Sound. but which has no coal nor iron, nor timber, and whose back country does not e»(u«l the Snoqualmie Valley, or Kastern Washington for agricultural and mineral capabilities Prof. Kuffner refer* to the company's valuable terminal facilities as "ap proaching a great monopolv such as no future road can acquire.'' and con tinues, near the Sound, and a little distance from the city, will he great sawmills, grain elevators, canneries, and, in time. fi«hs>tl and fertiliser mills, tanneries, smelting furnaces, sulphuric acid and other chemical works. And here will he the ship canal connecting the lakes with the Sound, and the ship-yards of the future." TiWKia LAMPS. l*rof 15'iffner writes as £olm small for the mill except in a very few spots. Accordmf to mx informatKm. th«- for ests on the I n* ot the 1 axe .•shore r. fcl are the very best in Washington Ter ritory. The forest of mill timber beginning in Mfrht of Seattle continues, with some intern onions, to the u>p ol the Cascade Mountains, it increase* in sue ami 'juantity to a fo nt far up on rhe mountain -i t*-, and the tree-* con tinue of rood -ue all the way vp t. the top. Croacnc the Taaead* Moun tains, on the east »-..ie. the trees are anise numerous, bat »it>aUer than »n the »t at present the Seattle railway will have a monopoly of all of these' fields ex cept the Yakima lor Rostra,> which it wiß share with the Northern Pacific. The report deals with the varied use* j to which the coal will be pot and the enterprises it will keep and Prof. BulT ner beiieves that the tiilman coal can always be mined at a profit. tans oars. The question here respecting iron I ores along this road is not as to their quantity or quality, or as to their utili zation, but only as to what road or roods will handle the !>u«ine-«s that will; arise from this source. Naturally. the bulk of it belongs to the Seattle.'Lake Shore A Eastern railway. The Seattle road is, and will continue to be. master of the situation. The location is de-, ci-tlve, and all the iron ore on the west title of the mountains is owned by men whose interests are identified with Se- j attle, and with this line of railroad. The best point for manufacture in it- self considered, the best chance for fuel, the best line for transportation,; the heat paint for trading and for ship l ment. are all on the line of the Seattle 1 i railway, tiood furnace sites mar be found at many point", but Salal I'rai- j he is a spot which seems to hare been j -e* apart bv nature at a manufactur- i ing town. It lies near the intersection j of the valleys of the Middle Pork and South Fork branches of the Snoqual mie river, is about six miles long and I three miles wide, is flat, dry. salubri- j oas, and well supplied with water It has a natural outlet to the south. a« well as to the east and west, is conve-1 nient to the iron ore of both the Mid- die and South Pork, and not far dist-' ant from the ores of the Cie-ellum. It 1 i- less than ten miles from Snoqualmie coking coal and fifteen miles from the (ireen Biver coal". And. what 1 think is still better resources for fuel, it is in the midst of the great Snoqualmie 1 forests, where saw-mill* will soon be i felling the timber, and profi ling an j endles-supply of slabs and refute tree- j i tops, from which charcoal could be; manufactured at very small expense. It is well known tliat charcoal is the j 1 best of all fuels for making iron, be-1 cause of its freedom from damaging j impurities. Its eipensiveness pener- l ally prevents its being much used now, 1 but here tbe cp-t need not exceed five cents tier bushel, and 100 bushel* to 13) bushels would suffice for a ton of iron, j The only question concerning the 1 l charcoal made from fir timber is as to its ability to liear the burden in a tall stack, ft is becoming common now i to unilize by-products of wood, formed during its conversion into charcoal by a process which makes the charcoal stronger. Itut all difficulty on this point can be relieved by conforming the size of the furnace stack to the. strength of the charcoal. This is the i only fuel which has ever been used on the Pacific" coast for tbe smelting of iron ores. Tbe demand for steel rails in the Rocky Mountain country and in the Pacific States is, and will be, large and permanent. whilst the demand in China and oilier foreign countries will constantly increase. And so will it be with 'machinery and tools of all kinds—agricultural" milling and manu facturing'. This demand will be both domestic arid foreign, and constantly enlarging. And it may 1* safely as- serted that no railroad'exists. or can he built anywhere in the Pacific States, which will compare with the Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern Railway in its control of the iron business. The report deals with the resources of limestone, sandstone, granite and the precious mineral districts of Okan agau and Colrille as well as the won derfully priKluetive wheat and general agricultural lands of the Big Bend and Columbia Basin. l!i«> entire shipment of the Passa vant A Co. auction -uiie bought by us have arrived, over 12,U«> yard* in all. The good* will l>e offered Monday morning. May 28th. The actual value of the goods'is 40c |>er yar.l. They will be sold for to the retail trade only. Tobias, Sinpcrman A Co. o:ixzam A Co.'s store on Second street is always crowded with cus tomers, and justly so, as they make a specialty of turning out the liest work ever done in Seattle in the line of pie tute frames, wall-paper decorations, etc. Ot Mothers— You cannot imagine how cheaply and elegantly you can dress your boy until you have seen the Star Clothing House s elegant spring stock and prices. Kline A Rosenberg, 208 Commercial street. Watch our advertisement Sunday morning. We have news for you. A great bargain. Dress goods worth in the San Francisco wholesale house* 40c, only Toklas, Singprman A Co. Kvery purchaser who intend* to pur chase a suit of clothes today should first visit the Star Clothing House and see our elegant stock and prices. Kline A Rosenberg. Boys' long |>ants suits in mswv charming styles at |5. $6 ami 17. at the star Clouting House. Kline A Ro senberg. Passavant A Co. auction dress good* Monday morning. May 2*th. at 16Vfc. Cheapest goods we ever sold. Toklas, Singerman A Co. Onr fine dress good* are fully equal to the finest merchant tailor work. Kline A Rosenberg. 208 Commercial street. 25c. An odd lot of fancy 50c and 75c fine, fancv ladies hose to close. Your choice 'Ac per'pair. CItESTCS CLEABY. $5. f>. |7. $lO will buy choice ofjover 75 styles of well made and nobby spring suits at the Star Clothing House. Kline A Rosenberg. The low prices at I>oheny A Mar urn's are commencing to talk very loud. Rill's corset* at Iv»henv A Marum's —competitor* are howling at our prices. Very choice novelties lor graduating dresses just receives I at IViheny A Marum's. Ottoman l>e Lyon, the very latest novelty for graduating dresses, at Do ben y A Marum's. Bar-room and waiters coats at the Star Clothing House. -'M Commercial street. Rase hall ani bat pre*ente«i with every boy'* *uit at the Star l'k»thing House. Kline it Kj'^nherg. Se sateen ramtwir*. Chester Cleary. Stetson hit- at Itoheny A Manim'a. 5c lsnen il.-> iifs h -',rT Cleary. New p.tra~ilb a*. hair«. Cleary. evy ■iiJSiSnSi!^ .fahy-ltefaMra, sec what Hat ife2cr^21 M Mltayit aobfcv NorMkor sa3or' at t& sJHSuuag Commercial street. elegant toe of fpfint tailar auda ckjhin* at the Star tWung House. Khae Honrs l*rg. j I l»w aad MRtKUn at Itaheay Marum's. j Rainbow acrim We a yard at Dohenv I 4 Maram 's. j Josmn giovr. |l.«u per" pair at Do i henv 6 Maram's. I Acne-teatt Turkish towels ®c at Do henjr A Minims. The lowest price* lor Mack silks on the mast at IHtheny lianup s. A small line of portieres at Dohenv Marum'*—cost pile. r nlaandried shirts at Pohrar aanm't-Sndiiij the Done; prices. 5c- Ask to see oar new tine of wide j 5c embroideries. Cinnauii. A big purchase of jerseys, all pare wool, from 75c, Chcsteb Clsaet. $1 buys a sine canvas shoe at the Star 11 Clothing House. S cents boys a handsome silk scarf at the Star Clothing House. PURE p*PRiCES CREAM gAKINjj !5»«5 Its superior excellence proven In millions of homes for more than a quarter of a cen tury It la ased bjr the I'nited Mates tior ernment Endorsed bv the beads of the Great I'nirenitlcs as the Strongest, Purest and Most Mealthfnl. Dr. Prtw'f Cream Baking Powder docs not contain Ammouia, Lime or Alum. Sold onlv ID cans. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. saw VOKX. cKiCAoo. sr. win TIN: Grandest Excursion Ever riven in the Northwest, will leave from the depot grounds of the Seattle, like Shore tad Eastern Rj., Fuot of Columbia street, SATURDAY, SAY 26th, Under tbe tanpicei of the l'Nig Mti's (kristiai IsmchUm OP SEATILK. A rare chance for all to see for themselres the beautiful scenery along this popular mute. The train will stop for three hours at a beautiful spot on Issaquah River, affording opportunity for a OKAKS BASKET PICNIC, Which all should come prepared to cn)oy. »L6Q BOPMIITMP »LM FRIE S OPERA BOISE. G. P. Fan Proprietor and Manager Hay 25th and 26th. The Celebrated Irish Comedian Mr. Jus. M. fart And the Charming Sonbrette, CARRIE CLARKE WARD, Supported by their own com pan t. will appear In the following refer tain: Friday, May 25tb, and Satur day, Nay 26tli, Matinee, "THE RED FOX" Saturday, May 26tla, Mr. Woo Bowrleanlt'a great Irish drama. "IRBAI II POGOI." Popular prices. Reserved seam at the Seattle Pharmacy myawd ANNOUNCEMENT. UNIFORMRANK, DIVISION' XO. 1. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. With th* of narmoor and Qurt»n ity Lod TILL 4a v. J arte Mb, t*r «Vf*» /rrtm-Ht* U> be deli»er*«d v«n tfa»* rifht M way of ttwr e+i\U- La** tad Entm Railway, the Hft> firn saile si*o qßAhDh' l'»«- cmn t* *t ny FACLF MOHR, ray ig.lt K»ct&g*-r Jast Think Of It! \NIW CHOt, WJTHOrr A «XAM. FOR rniti' fiM vttr, N B'»« It 3* i*> «t t *i!drt« cry f«r Fitthtr'i Cuttrii. TOKLAS, SIMERMAN CO. I ti)

t IMMENSE PURCHASES Greatest Auction Sales Known in New Yoifc SPRING DRESS GOODS. 1 i There were two sales, one by the world-renowned importioff flm «f Pas savant Co.; the other by the Arlington Mills, one of the armith tuT country. Bales were for spot cash. Prices were extremely oi?ft wffl put our purchases on sale at a small advance on cost. Conwearlvtoiem. first chance and avoid the crowd in the afternoon. At 12 l-2c 2000 vanta choice styles American Serges, 34-inch, new patterns; 2 cases Bmrlieli attach, 25c, in good nlns 50c At sSc 2600 WJSMSS English Debage, if bought regular would be 85c. In connection with our great auction sale purchases of Srinir Mods, mm mm throw out for our customers' benefit the following grand purchaseawhS Zm make our offering this week without doubt the most attractivesaleUkat Ww. made in any Dry Goods House west. Be sure you read and get these bargaJaa* SPECIAL SALE M Sills! In our silk department will be found this week a special pur chase of 100 pieces of silk, in gros grain surab silks, satin rha damcs and Failles francaise. Having purchased these goods for spot cash, we will offer them this week at manufacturers' prices. These pieces black gros grain, warranted not to wear greasy or crack, at 9Sc. Five pieoea black gros grain, warranted not to wear ahiny or crack, at 9L25. Four pieces black gros gTain, warranted not to orack, break or wear greaay, at 91-50. Fifteen pieces aame make of ailk from 91.75, $1.85, $2, $2.25, $2.50, 92.75 and 93. Faille Francaiao in 30 different colors, at 91-19, $1.50, 91-75, 92, $2.25 and $2.50. Satin Bhadames, black and colored, from 7c to $2. Colored and black surahs, from 75c to 91-25. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT* New designs and novelties in trimmed hats aad bonnets. On Monday we shall shew new de> signs in large hats and garden hats; also novelties in dress bon nets and turbans; 750 children's sailor hats fer school wear at spe cially low prices. Hosiery* Horierr U retailed it wholesale prices, took at oar dlapiay In abow window and note Hi price*. Tula week we offer the following aptclal tics: CHILDREN'S HOftIKET. A HM «f rtrfMren't bow In aJ\ tb# »t«nl rotor*, 7 to»** full finl»bH. n*t j and aenl. with maco fwt. w to ~ia|v Him' fail irrniar BaJbrtfsan to*. tlik I c A Hoe of pbildren's beary rtW««l boar, ta fanac tn brown. bia.«t Intxrtf! terrain l**S«7 in stripes sad a!l awlid n.iom, baodreds a* patterns •I Extra *al»«i» tn fin* 1 French bowery ml J&c, #e, iJ€ aikl «*e. Our store being so well light ed an inspection of the goods can be had at all ti»es. Mai, Siiim Co, Cor. Frost sad Columbia sts. BOOM! BOOM! Now is the tim*, while every thing proipcnng, to baj a lot We can sell you lot 8839 in Tok. Im, Sicgerman A Oo.*a biock for 911; nid lot comprising coat, pants and vest; all wool, fast colors, Scotch tweed, la the sane block we will sell lots 7487 and 7483. This is fine property, which yon all want aad should have. It consists of coat, vest and patts ia black and brown corkscrew worsted for sl2. Do you want something better T Lots 1170 and 2312 are both good buys—coat, pints and rest, all wool, and imported goods, costing you Very desirable and first-class lots are Nos. 7267 and 7268—seal brown, all wool, whip* cord worsted—coat pants and ▼est for 920. Our real estate brokers offer some fine bargains in the Denny, Yesler and other additions; but has there been, or is there now, any superior addition to Seattle and the great Northwest than Toklu Singerm&n A Co's new and imposing business edifice? Go there to buy a lot, you can buy it cheap and good, aad can return it, getting your money back if you are net satisfied. One or two more bargainsi Lots 8093 and 8021 for one week. They consist of all wool, import ed Scotch tweed frock coat, pants aad rest, aad cost sl3. Light overcoat*—Lot 8142, all wcol wool melton, 912. Let 1157, im ported grey worsted, 916. Lot 3802, fancy cassimere, silk-faced to edge, 916- Lots 8607 and 3854, black and mixed woisteds, 918; and many others lot 920, 922 aad 928 each ia our Clothing Department. Wash Goods! Wash Goods! lipartlN Nirrm of Oar Ureal Nile of Foreign and Donnttir Waub Fabric* Md Kobe Salt*. Two hundred sixty Victoria Lawn suits at 91.25, consisting of 11 yards of 33 inch lawn and 9 Tarda of embroidery; 1000 em broidered robe sul's ranging In price from 50c, 11.50 to |6.50i The lowest price* and mott com plete and varied assortment of these goods ever shown west of Chicago. Our store being so well light ed as inspection of the goods can be had at all times. Ma, Sitieriai Ct, Cor. Front sad Colombia sis. Shoe Department U» pair ladies' French kid, til Sim ||m former price *3& pair ladies' fine ruwMkU, opera toe. |imvtk 300 pain ladies'fine hroad few, |l *v, worth 13 a* ♦.'O pair, ladies' fine dottfnla kid, opera toe, iXMk, usually sell fnrtX.ni, rain ladle** fine dougob kid. bHM, hrwad toe, 12.50, usually anil for Ra rspalr. ladled K oal lace .boea, to 1 them But, former prior la. «r> pain ladiea' etotk kid (as laca, to ehan them out, ladie*' fine French kid, button, ftpaaHa arch, ft. ladiea' fined Griaon French kid, hand turned. ladles' fine dougola kid, halloa, SaxtM* sole. #i ladle*' fine ruraeoa kid. batten, pm ladle*' Hue duufula kid, one map, ton. 11.701 ladle*' fine*) doufola kid, Oifard It**, ft, ladles' finest tirlsoa Franeh kid. ntlaS ties, toe tip, M. 400 pain ladies' fine kid "1 —-fruOK lined, *V\ former pries 11.a. *o pain muses- kid. foi, battoa and Its*, siws 11 to J, |l, former prion,*, (Opaln misses' (oat lacc sbosa. rtsts U to former price 1130. Mimes' fine kid, button, ft Mimes' fiae dousola kid, battoa, ft 2 nfants' shoes for t-e .'a fins wool orsrshirta, pleat front, open till aal doable breasted in aO gradas. Oar store being so vsß light* ed an inspection of the fltilMi be bad at all tiwss Tuila, Siunn tft, c»». ixaatn iiiiiiaj

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THK TERRITORY. jfrjirfl A.N. MeAlptae Ar h> rated at Titwi I HI I May ft-A wanant was lamed ;Sri sCn^S^amudTlkn^hiMnT. pre [Jim*** U. trtee. Wftea the Starr rnr tn m—taUi BaMldv amsted mpF bat the pvomeatlaig wltaeM band J—det Ceator allowed amata#s Oß hit own riiei^mwu^^foea CbIII was a deck baa* at "s.flto taM Itos amralaa. that ha wm drask ißfclrtHlV HMoOtktfMd M)m blwO#, tfc* fc ilin for an boor trying «o Induce blai pSKKe, that be rsatral aad from doing so. P" h mm rmum nem tr ! i of him a au and a two HO nmimua Articlesnf lncorporstlirpr>rstoni and trnse* jm Thomas I. Mison. Uusi K. I'ost aad T. EWaa, These are also dto truster*. The aura cm of (be eombeay la to boy and sell laaaa, plait townsites. boild a»d opera'e MNHk, faHetraph lines, aad rooduct the MMm of common rarrVr hy land and agnalllaKasti ra Wmhlnaton lb>-auun «MM (4 the company wllibeat Taeoma w MMm wets atoi flled of the Kllensbur* mtt vaaer CotaaiMa Teleamph company, Ae aaaae persons being the Incorporat"" mm Irwateea The pnrpose of tbl» cimpaoy MM balld and ope rule telefrraph sri'l tele ahum lines, from Ellensbargh to toe f'pper OatamMa riser r.matry. in HBMOCY or sums. >ML Imett, one of toe pioneers of the ■dim liver district, has returned to this v atty, a/tar aa extended sislt to the Shun, with tales of wealth and aperimeus la back toem Bp, wblcb eelipm the pre- i ftoaareconi. lis brings a mecimen that m Mid to assay to the ton. The Mine WM captured l>> Mr. Kverett. He aam thai toe eroppln* that led to It was dMMtly to toe trail to the alms and had wrabaMy been walked orcr by more than im toowaud people before being disco* HIP car wen. rnocremsoL Aerify eoanclltransactedron«lile Mmtaeai M Its adloußied merlins this ■realm The atreet committee reported a ■IIM Iliuan 111 111 opinion of city Attor- j nay Carroll that the new law f»r the tits ttoanfatmet assessment districts km In Valid and that petition* for lmproye- i MWti must be amda tinder the pent talons of toe city charter. The matter of straight- Man Jefrerson street and the condi-Bhia torn of property for ita extenslou throatli ■yrd's and Hplnuings additions was refer IM. The city attorn ay's opinion npon ihe aamUtai raised l.y toe notice of the llitht MM water company that water rates WoaM be raised from hto I* was read It aMliaiail lan lllll stlrim referred to htm. first, whether toe eominltlre w>ald he Ma hie rar damages resulting from tire In case *he city refused to |.ay toe Inert ased rale Mm toe company therefore refused to sup ply water. Hccond, whether auy other company night be riven the right tn put; Ja a water plant aud supply the city, or tin- Mty Itself might 4n an. With regard to (he flnl be thought the rompauy wuiihl he Mb. The city, l>> grautluc lis frao' hise, ggShebl (hp company in fulfill the conditions, that 1* H> furnish water at a rcasle rate. If toe city the rate uun-avuialtle toe matter should be adjusted by arhltra ttOU and a referee. As pi the second (|ties Matt be said no cxctastYe franchise Pad lan given ami consequently Ihe same prlrlk-Ko eouhl he given others. The Arc aad water comnii'i.-e reporUd a concur lyeawith this opinion and recommended that Ihe Increased rale Is? miTm-cedcd to. WHS city has forty seven hydrants now and t* rate wa* deemed teasonahle and the i MWasoeahle. The report Mas adoptol. K. Meeker's Pmalfop Valley railroad franchise a* laid ou the talJe stihjeet to ftmsuleraUnii of Orehanl's tlevonth and Thirteenth strict mllri-sd fraitehisw Wg» paalponeil till m-«t Tuesday. J. H and j. H. Houghton wanted Hm ordinance to IpaclfT the character of rail aud the sys lent of cars, both favoring the tlaugn rail and cable svstoiu. The matter of ttxltig the license for varl aty Iheater* was n-ferred to a committee to report Adjourned till Katnnlny. POUT TOWKHEXI). Jk BoftiaiM Trll* How to ftblp C'ww--Khtppiiift Nm«. Po%t TOVNKIxn, Wu> 21-A ercw wa* abtppnd f of tfjuhla, tn the »m*«ntlme kebi jwetty Mire to ret drank, raunot U* fount! whan wanted and tn wry likely not 111 be found at all ftnouuh man have beau ■hi p|tetl to n«an the t«ark uh Ii lUuui twice Overbad they been promptly •rut aht>ard but they were allowed to roam ar-uud after UlvU l M a cvnwMjni nro thr twlk hu torn In the bay at an unn emnv of |]W J«T dli'in f«>r tl \r da) t rf«w« bt* «*Mit aboard ai mmtt a» algnod and I groat dval of IxwiWc and oijwnx' will Iw MTcd. The abort- «u an u]>tiil«u prowled hy an IntclUgt'Ut ttn.tniati and it fettlrvd (h enteral hmurim of llj who beard It. TWO Rratfesn, Wchleeu day« from |u numlMitK loa.t rviurn »f eoal at Tariima.urrl t on the mm,' day and »lil«h t»kr«a plaillar return i-arso from Heat tie, lain* Into port l»w bourn lal.r, ■Mark tfl day. from ll«noiulu I* MMfWoln tbr fa riotKHT lowed ti> wa vertofdajr llrtt Uh hark Dn>. bound for Val| r-laW.lumN r Ul.it fdlt IMnnm't? f« with ranro fmm M Had lock fur V«b bark Wlli.o Mr I art n I* tUnt frvua Honolulu U> Iwl IttmN-r at t i-alail) foi Kftrmaubxttt. arrl>il thl» numm*. FROM OtVMriV m f t mil (trnrml N»«« from ll>* Territorial Capital- OLYKrit. M«y S'■ \rtlclo««l li'r* Htm luivo nilli J* *Hi"ll«f» ul MillaJolpUta, Wviaofto* SSnrt Unr lull way company. taroi.m lt« atwk l» rjw.m*- ami in dtt#« t.>r> »rr A i A Swtr». i IMnts.-rt .u «»»> jwliii " North TTtffc' of Portland. OW» h»« »i«Mnt« .i M K. Hathaway. a» •i« cr l ,h Tw ritory. witt \*n«m»>r Hirr*»ir» »rf\MXi*i» Oorwn»or >m>>r tia» Cain of WMwn otuiity.aud K Hwm w— 0t tyokanr county. MOt*ri«i put.lti- UCKKUM- Nor** Urnrr Hu4i». K**. PwaHwii |J» Olrmtil# Rotlliujt W' tmrrhaMd lh.' Ti?i,,„St ,4 n> "*Uuik h »o«rti iwnpa* «W-w» Tt JadwK—t-wThw—*.J*"!:; Window. and lh MOm.'nn lw ftv>»d v». ,T -,Y BW> 1 1 lu bit FIIOM WALK VILA. *ti« Ar»»» l»l««il«l wnu w vv T 4 1 *wty «gi*f rjlTt- itt,j f «3*W «t» I'«

DMi H srrrm*ee. ft*a ho Ens—a lHaHsaial. Hroataa FAU#. W. T., May TL—The 11111 ittna ot woman suffrage was be fore Judge Sash to-day on a test eaae. He deciay change on the subject, i Ciblic opinion doe* not i Sanp the w. It must be cantraei by toe in tentioo of the law makers as it existed at the time of making the law. "Thete are other point*. For in stance, the proviso attached to the law inimical to the organic act: but the main point is a* above state.l. I have never yet beard the iiio-t fanatical ad vocate'of woman snlfragc but what is forced to admit that congress now and always has been opposed to woman suffrage. As an Illustration, when our supreme court decided the act uncon- i stitutional the first time, congress was appealed to to validate the act, and re fused. "In conclusion, and as a summary of the whole question, the organic act does not confer power upon toe legis lature to confer »ufTroge on women. It was not so intended bv the law makers who framed the act." FINANCE AND TRADE SEATTLE. Wednesday, May V. Ten car'.oad> of heel cattle were received here today by local dealers. The produce aud general freight received by Seattle dealers during the past seven days amounted to Zili tons, and during Ibe same time the shipments from Keattle exclusive of coal, aggregated 17a»»S tons The latter included 200 tons on the t' A I'. H. It K.. ISO tons oil the P. 8. Llue and S6S tous on the R, L. A A E. Hallway. All past records lu the matter of live stock receipts were »ur|.a»sed this week. The totals for the past seven days were as follows: 3*4 rattle, £>7 sheep, *J bogs and 22 calves. The ilshlng schooner Moliie Adams took on 30 bins of supplies at Harrington A Smith's wharf to-lay, to sailing for Alaska. Four hundred and twenty mats of rice wcr* shipped to Portland this morning. PKODt'CB MCKins~l>«rtii(t the pa«t tw.iutv four hour* la* artduee tmlm tn eluded th« following: ill parkac«*o ton*. f. A H. H. JO ton*. Lf. X K K U. tnM tfteamera—lda 1,., s> Washington I* limi, Aujjuata ton*, MleUcan 2 tana Km ma Hay ward lons, Fleetwood I ton, MUa Anderaon Jj tons, litide l> l'm», W K. .Mstiirm- in t.iun, j I iara llrown 6 lon». K. Merwin 1* tons, t Ul tool aud Olympian I tuu. To tal, It* ton*. HOPW-Imrin* the past Kfw rta)«two; oinall ronatlJßlueuU were received Iruui White river—6l hale* In all. OAT*—The market I* dull. lmrliur the week one let of vkt »a» reported •old on the rial" at U" per ton. TtiU l» the loweat price reported, value* rausuis from that lip total ou the Hal*. The wtiolaaalc price here rule at 934 and ISO i~-r ten. Itetail prlcei remain at *1 to t>er eviilal. WllhAT lteeeipt* for lie- week S3! «Hek* Price* a* follow*, Retail, •l per cental; wholesale, ji. per ton. KUH'R—Kerrlpta for the week CM cell laU Price* rule an follows: Wii*hlujto>n Territory; la, 7 «S4. Ore*ou.»l 4#, t aliforuiu, j H75 per hatful MIU-MTKIH-Bran. wholesale |U peri ton, retail tl.ti'j per cental; abort*. whole- j -nle |;l per ton. retail 11 i> per reiila!;' ebon fctnl, wh*»b'*ab* |i!ft pw ton, retail ti m percent*!: ground banof, wholcsab I'Jfr tK-r but. retail II |*'r cental; whole j c«»rti, vMhklc|«lo per l«»n, retail II K r cental. cracked com or bred meat, whwle Iil«n jw ton, retail II jK-r cental. oil AKK UlCAlT—Wbolesale|>ortW», i retail .vj w i«»*raa. VKtiKTABi JR* -Kf»tall pricm rok> M fo! anlldowttf. It J) doftm; fb&mxv. j a Miattl; tMruiM, rarrotm in 4 Uxt«, I Kiiit ru whirh arrived t 4«2 t»y Um> fc-» «t cwti and n»e«»na al JO o-nl* fn-r «!us« u. Fmii rmtirh rotall nt 3A twrrtwu. IVH t* l«>r tU«» wrok r*>:i t! -J -.-tl of JD o of rhlrlfM Prio ba*»- ihs| a» f«>Uow» tik-k ctta ik iMUii t» aixt nmdttum fur :;«>uit*HtUn |«av r 4 '*tv j»»*r jw«n4 on f«*>t, u tlrrsswi, t Ctuto; rvtail I'«'R MUM Ml I h».V-t* ftv tb*' v tu-*l Inak r* w f««ol »lM*i H>r retail IWI.V j*r MMtpda h>KK'Rv(y!til« ft>r the »»fk W Im w IVaK r* |»av 4l aftt*r lH»rt»mr the awk I MM k* a»r*- re cetx >ted alt tb*- a a* fivm p* i«» |H» »»r>f t*Mb in fait auytbin*that can W «>btai».*«t th« at Nva retail atl» al J cents j»cT MMUIi H IY-Rwifl» ttU» week tuna. Y**\ tn» Mhui(tv« aiut ha* relli al f-JO at>d IW Axjn t u*. «h> at |**r ti>o OVsr*H> Reeotfrti bw lb. »«'k -3 »«ck» yn»m Imb oy*t»n retail cent* b» It twrbov atvt o% ibn re tali a* Cctb l» calbm Itetaii# al *-4 rerU« at the tMitikrr^. Vi i|wHetait. f- dre«* 1 eb-ar cedar, li «b«f }awi -x |**r w afeiftstoa.l** m i«ih. I. -4. fr* M iAitMfkf rtjb |wrW m»ntf oiwd of lab hM Wen r th- %**a i 4 v btf jM«a |*ivlit|i ar«. TtMdtfkViOn rwr arrteed M«j t b>ad UM ONfea In^vinmt vMßßftawv |SMTt T» >-r w May tft,—JHwi%a4—4tet|» VatU»y fWn- 1 Hriu»a tek Mrla-v |».«ar >nw May ak—Unib?d— ocri M a-umiQr oar *u«ck *na jwio t W, T. PETERSON BROS., Iwp*rt»n i»t Pftkn la CUUX'KIMKS and I^KOVISIOXS. U"«v Surk, l a! ■Or i l i Sf o p on i hi r ii t t pq C y»i VA W Wv XA vk X 1 A J VA A WiA ww 4 A w .tiki! iw, Bnrk, flulM»»4fwiat Atrta farFtrf: S-'j« ii'i'i h ~-m CetuitnUl »tml. U.T. HAIUUNGTON A >MITII. THE BRATTLE POST DTTELIiGKNCER. TIICBSDAY, MAT MM daaireof aexaal power la maaarwo maa. and make a spedaity af deafaem and catarrh, aad also troa* swxcaafußy aa diseases of the nswe and toroat. «7e aJaltfUTSvidt to ikaiiwlun' ato. Inouirica aaswuad aad creators sent tree. JTfcaDt*. Darrin aim have a branch K«M» Fifth atrwt, Portland, Or., where aay ia that vicinity can eoasuit thoa.) mx POWDER Absolutely Purer This Powder never varies. A marvel of purify, strength and wbolevomenem Mote economical than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sopPln competition with the mal titnde of low test, abort weight, alum or phosfihate powders. Sold only In cans. Rural. BAKI.NO POWDEB Co., MR Wall street. New York. sp»dwly TO CONTRACTORS. BIDS WILL BE rp TO MAY SVt at 2 o'clock f»u m,. by the fcbooJ board of district No. 1 for foundation work of two school buildings. Plans with Boone Meeker. Ttie !«>ard reserves the right to reject any or all bids. myLltd S. BC EIXSOS, W. P. COLUJiS. JOS. EXES, r. W. DCSHAM. HcKENNON ft CO., PLE DRIVERS, CONTRACTORS AND BuiliSers. Office—ln the alley, oppo- Kite the Po«toffice, W. T. my!9tf What a Blessing to Mothers. \CKER'S BABY SOOTHER DIFPER.S from nil baby tyrape or cordials. It contains no laudanum, opium or mon»hine in any part of ita com posit ion. It is harm less, hat soothing and positive iu its action. It lull* th« child into quiet upon it Is refreshed, vigorous aud natural. It i* the only safe medicine yet made that will remove all infantile disor dem. Sold at 2T> ct«ntn by A. B. STEWART. Cbildrei cry lor Pitcher's Castoria. DKALKK IX Suit tftnti for the relebrated APPWIMW* iuusCl-«UT edtoaßom arumady. TSrow. PatHmeh Ono Ftanu. Onmir aad Tiiamx r. Caaa Irmwu. aeemtary. RBtHTLAK MBIW OT WASHESGTPON Camp ita. 1. PatrtoOe (Mm Sons of America, army Mah? M Wpajf toefc bafl ia Lo«aa Cooaril. OKOBGK D BLAKK, ATTMWKT AT LAW-WWMB sua faioa tab I|g| M X. H. CAX.V, A TTORSET AND COTXSELOB AT LAW. A Xolary and ComaUariooer of Deeds for Orccoa. Califoraia and die Datriet of Co lombia. Comaaereiai coliectfcms a special ty. OflSest—Boom 1. Aoae's Brick, rroat abeet. Seattle. »yl3tf ISAAC M. HAIJ* ATTORNEY AND coneaaxoß AT law. Solicitor la rbaocerr. proctor la Admiralty, aad Notary pnhtir. Rooms i aad I, Post Balktiag. upstairs. Mill street, Seattle. W. T. Consultation free. I. J. UCHTKJi BEBG (Late of the Peamylranla Bar.) rsoneELLOB AT LAW—BOOMS 1 asm V 2. I'D lon Block. Seattle. HENRY B. IXJOMIB, ATTORNEY AT LAW-KESNET Bum. comer of Prout and Columbia streets, Seattle. ■Aaouk raxßos. UKXBT at aaiox, E. K CASS. Mcßride, Carr Prroton, ATTORNEYS AND COCN?EIXORS AT law. offices at laconner. Mount Ver non and Seattle. Seattle office, YealerLeary Block. dw W. W. SIWUS. I JOHN«. CSOCKETT. NKWLIN cßocKirrr, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW— OEFICK THIRD floor Yeslsr-Leary building; rooms ad Joining I T S. Land Otftee. EBKN SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, V. A COMML^- aiouer and Notary I*nhlie. Pine lands bought and sold. FuKoffice box 674, Seat- UeTw. T. L. IT. WHRRLRK, ATTORNEY* AT L.*W—ATTENTION TO I'nitcd States buids. claims against the I'uited States and abstracting. Boom a, I'ntou Block. P. P. CAHROIJi, ATTORN FY AN D COCNSEIXOR AT law. Kooins 17 and 18, Poucin Build- Ing. Front street. C. K. CASK. M. 13. ABDOMINAL SURGEON AND GYNE eulogist. TACOMA. W. T. ,T. A. COOK, M. 13. r INSULTING PHYSICIAN —T H I RTY vears' practice. Late surgeon United States Arrnv. 1107 raelltc avenue. Taeoma. W. T.. Dr. Cook will be at Hotel Brunswick, Seattle, every Thursday and Friday. DK. F. >l. DHEW, TXENTIST. IS ASSCM'IATED WITH DR. I F J. C. Orasse. in Sullivan's Block, Front street. Nitruus oxide gas administered, if desired. C. HOLZSCHUHKK. M. D. GENERAL PRACTITIONER—DISEASES r of the mind, nervous system and wo men a specialty. Office— Xos. SO and SI, Union Block, Front street. Take elevator. Telephone 710. dw DK. OKO, A. REICH, OCI'UST, ACRIS-l, L-tRYNGOSCOPIET, having returned from his trip to the East and Europe, will be pleased to meet bis former patrons and others desiring his services, at his former office, in the Yesler leary Block, Seattle, W. T. Residence, cor ner Fourth aud Mariou. dw UK. .T. W. HAMILTON, JJIIYSiriAN, SIRGF.ON AND GYNE -1 cologist. Special attention given to diseases of the gculto, miliary organs and rectum, office—Mo9 Front street, mylfim DR. H. X>. LONCiAKKK, CV RADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF 1 Pennsylvania, mukes a sjH-'ialty of diseases of the eye, ear and throaty Trxstl private, chronic and skin diseates. lU-- moves cancer, tumors aud ulcers without pain or use of tlie knife. Office, coruer Third and Cherry streets. Honrs, it a. m. to 4 p. m. T. T. MlNolt, M. D. L. E. DAWSON, X. I>. DRS. MINOR DAWSON pHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. j OFFICES IX HOU&E BLOCK. Telephones: Office, No. E2; Dr. Minor's residence. No. K*. I>R. BHAN XON, IJHYBICIAN* AND SURGEON-OFFICE, Union Block. Front street, first floor, r upstairs. Room 10. Office hours—lo am.to 12 in.; 2t04 p. m.; 7to9p. m. E. L. SMITH. M. D. ti EPPTS WILLS ED, M. I>. DRB.BMITH Ac WILLABD T>HYBICIANS AND SURGEONS—OFFICE I Poadn's Block, Front stoMt OBM hours—3 to 4 p. M and 7toßp. m. j I>ll. A. C\ Wild.lAM 1 PHYSICIAN AND SU RGEON—FORMER lv Surgeon City Hospital, St. Mo. Office —Room 6, No. Front street, Se attle. W. T. Mr. hikl Mrs. K. .7. Cast le, HEALERS AND TEACHERS CHRI- StIan Science, Mental Healing. Second street, between Seneca and University, Se attle, Washington Territory". HAKKK, MOORE At CO., SE ARC TIERS OF RECORDS—R OO M S 19, 'JO, 35, third lloor, Union Block.

Complete abstracts of title furnished to any lauds in tho city of Seattle or King county. HOO.XK MEEKER, VRCHHECTS AND SUPERINTEND ents. Office in Yesler-Leary Block, Front street. FIBIIKU CLARK, 4 RCIIRTECTS BUTLER/3 BUILDING, Ja'.ie* -U.. opposite (►eeidenfal Hotel. GARDNER Ac HOGG, pIYIL AND MINING ENCINKERS—CITY V Purveyor's office. Rooms j6 and 117, I •.i:'i;ick. Take elevator. 11. HTEINMAX, 1 RCIIITECT—ROOM 5. HE I NIG BLOCK. and Marion streets. Notice to Builders. PROPOSALS WII.L BK RE by the Wardens and Vestry of M. John's Episcopal Church, at Olyrapia, W. T for the construction of a ehnrch ac to pians and specifications by them adopted. Said plan* and specification* will I"* on view 'n Tacoma, at the office of N ban leh*, Architect, froai May lUth t«»2CUh. lu if HOB. Joha P. Hojri at Dexter Iforton A «*o.*s Bank. fr*»m May list to27th. and at Olympis. in the office of K. O'Brien. frr»m May iftih to June nth, INV% when bit!* will be opened. The right to rek. t av. v and all bid* is reserved. Bids ill be addressed to R. G. O'BRIEN. t"eeretary, etc., mrlft oivmpU- •T. j CROSS CO., UNDERTAKERS, 922 Opcia Uoxsf Block, Front street, Seattle. THE JSC M. Coffee and Oyster House, Cbarrj street, mr Second. The octfyfirft-elam tumae r»f thi* kind in thi- rjt? Eiptfitlljr a Ui't'il for family ur and ladlv*. Give n» a rail. MVEK vniFR. r^rH^tor. WA CHONG CO., CHINA TEA STORE. 4 I S KIKDH or TEA r»!HH T FROM V h::;a. the pormt and br*t. fr-»tn -f*> eta !»»$4, f* v r i-»x»i4. Rlf!'. rv, corner Third l.wl iwwi*. _ I A \TIIO\ V PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER, I)1P» Rt.'LF.R, F.LAN«w li»X WANT 1 ;a-: «n-r. f*rtrea k>wer than SuFrau nuatrr order* fciiiciltJ. A)e'i Ombi Btotfc. caw tan 4lt Timber for Sale. T •a-> a:i'i *;i Itrtiftdr*, add?** iiMfcfci-, U>x 711, £t tak, V. Tcr, SMKsnumnr GUARANTEE uuinnnrawm, **flnoarici»S?S(C-) Rrhvi deports is any amocxtb nam oat dollar npwania, and allow in tern* thereon. Money leaned mpoa Im proved lan aad city real estate. ntn or nimm: LEIGH R J- HOST President DE. T. T. MINOR Vie* President ED*. B. DOWSING Treasurer UEOHGE H. HEILBKOX rVcretary DAVID X. BAXTER. J. D- LOW MAX THE FIRST MTIOML BIM Of ffH! A TTT >TR, ImIIIi Waaklagtaß TmilUij Paid-up Capital, $150,000. WOWS W. BARBS, J. OOOWKLLOW rinlM rukkr. General banking basinces transacted. Siirht and telegraphic exchange payable to ail the principal cities of the United States and Entwpe MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Or SEATTLE. Transacts general banking JL business. BrVS an.l PEI.L EXCHANGE on all principal cities, and i»nes LETTERS OF CREDIT. Gives COLLECTIONS special attention. couasro mens: National Park Bank, New York, first National Bank. Chicago. Pacific Bank. San Francisco. •SAFE DEPOSIT (OMPAAY, is the uurnn or the lbrekaats' National BaiV. OECrRITIES AND VALUABLES. GOODS O and Paiu-kls of all kinds received for safe keeping and storage. Safes ami Deposit Boxes in Btrglak V.ult rented at from |5 to *6O per annum, according to sire. Dexter Horton& Co., BANKERS, Incorporated ISE7. CAPITAL, $200,00 a President W. 4 LADD Vice PresiJent A. A. DISNT Mhnager J- P- HOYT Ca«hier B. F. BRIGOS SIGHT EXCHANC.K AND TEIJTORAPH ic transfer* on New Ydr k, Chicago, SL Paul. Sen Francisco. Portland anil various mints In Washington, Oregon awl British Bolumbia. right Bills of Exchange on London, avail able elsewhere in Europe. Collections made at al! points on favor able terms. Bonds, stocks and otter valuables receiv ed ou deposit for safe keeping. BAILEY (JATZKRT,, I E P. FSR'jy, President Vice President J. FI RTH, Cashier. PCGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE. OCCIDENTAL BLOCK. BUY AND SELL FOREIGN AND Do mestic exchange, transfer mouey by tciceraph to any part of tike U&itod States and Europe, receive deposits of money and tame pass books or certificates therefor. CORRESPONDENTS: London, N. M. Rothschild Sons. Paris, iVc Rothschild Freres. Frankfort, A. M., L. Von Stelgcr Co. New York, agency of Rank of California. Chicago, Commercial National Bauk. Boston, Suffolk National Rank. Sun Francisco, the liank of California. the Fir>t National Rank. Notice of Dissolution. 1m PA RTX ERSH IP HE ttETOFORE existing between William R. Gallagher aud John wuakram, under the ftrui r.auie of Gallagher Gruukratu, doing busiuess a? Seattle, W. T., Is hereby this day dis solved by mutnal consent. Said William K. Gallagher assumes ail the debts of said firm, and is authorized to collect and re ceipt all accounts due the firm. WILLIAM li. GALLAGHER, JOHN GRI NKRANZ. Mav 19.1 W. my2o »\v MEDICAL DEPARTMENT University of California. THE REGULAR COURSE OF aJSCTURES will commence June l*t, 188& For par ticu!ars address R. A. McLean, M. D., Dean, 603 Merchant street, San Francisco, Cali- mvG *2 w HOUSES FOK SALE T ______ 0. H. HOLCOMB, H AP OPENED A NEW SALE STABLE ON the allry, south of Lancston's livery, where he has on band a fine selection of horses, and will receive orders for anv class of horses desired, if not in stock, mbl tf BOOTH BRISCOE, Abstracts of Land Titles, Have the oldest and mwit reliable set of abstract Books in the county. lioomn 3 and 4, Yfl»r-L»sry Uolldtay. cV: CO., Livery Hack and Sale Stable; Managers of Seattle Transfer Company. Fimt-rlsM Turnout*. Order* filled at any honr day or night. Telephone 41. Office corner Main and Second street.*. L. Iv. Gk SMITH, IMPORTER AND JOBBER OF Cigars and Tobaceos, Keerecfcaua Goods, Pipes, Cutlery. Stationery, etc. Mill street, 1 e*ler-I.eary ISnllding, Seattle, \V. T. rt T NOT FOR SALE j ON THE CONTRARY, OCR INSURANCE AGENCY BUSINESS WAS NEVER MORE satisfactory. It has constantly kept pace with the growth and'prosperity oi Seattle, and the prospects for the future were never brighter. We represent eleven insurance comfsDltt, am our which may be found the oldest and best in the world. We confine ourvlvistoa legitimate insurance business exclusive!*, giving that alono our strict prrvotial attention. We have recently added to our list the Assurance, with a capita! of sla,oUo,ooo. This is the oldest insurance compauv in the woridL Parties requiring insurance, either Fire, Marine. Life or Accident, will find It to their adt antage to tali on us at our oSice in the I'oncia buiidiug, Front street. Next! JAMES A. CAIIEY CO. INSURANCE. J. BCHRAM, STOVES AND TINWARE. COMMERCIAL STREET, SEATTLE. Call huytnjr In that line. Z. C. MILES, to A llki Wbatraale sad BfUII Dealer la Rim (THIS. PIRLOR i\D BOX STOVES. Orders from the eotistrjr elicited aa i *ati» faction gna/at^tced. Give um a and look through our immeiiiw* Htor .:r- ar» Wv have tae ckm coas? ie |2 and iuwhltZiny n->nh t.i «*a Feanel»J>\ Laud and marine eufi&ot, ai»J ail ktotfiW machinery i. slit cod iv tairsd. We kav*- on ka«xl aud far •*sici*. MUS *trtC"t, '.«r»er iU-ir »«ot. Ffcalo2.ce to* tettk l*lt Start AEntai laliwf Cfy. CHAJfGE OF TIME. /V s AFTKE SCNDAT, HAT 30m. V f IM, and nam farther —Met. train* will ran aa per schedule below, connecting at I'alOß B*J with steamers on Lake Wash ington. awl attHlman with stages to and fn4 Suburban pTranj Trains. 6Aj 6 A 4 B 2 B I/tre Lev* LTe Lrt Lrt beanie C 9 30 9.30 150 30 Pmitfc't Core. 4 t 5* 9 50 2 10 T Ron. 9. hi 9 M 2 14 754 E*leew*U-r. 6 v v 1* 7 rnk»n Bar 9f13 OiU© W 2 SO S 10 RavrnaPark. 10( 2.a|«.lS Keith's 1110 1« 10 If 40 s JO Terence.. 1* 10 40| Arrv Am j Anr Wayne. *2l? 10 50 Winsor. StlOtt Wert Coast Junern.JKili 10 York. 271 Rt>imond. -Wll 3& Adelaide 35] Mooohoa :s| Gilraan 42fp.m Arrive [IJ aoj Wflward Bound. Suburban Thro Train*. Trail i II SI) SA 5 A Learc Lve 1 Lve Lve LTe a m. p m p. tn p m tiilmaa 0 3 10 M.'nob on 3 j. Aealers. We have just received a lanre lot of new Jajvancse Goods imported from Japan and China: Summer Silks, Fancy Goods, Fine China ware, Satsnma «"10i.%s »nnc. Silk Embroi dery, Crepe Shawls, silk Embroi dered Handkerchiefs, Bronze and other metals in Jewelry, Etc., etc., etc. This is the oulv establishment in the city of Seattle that keeps a complete line of Japanese Goods. Fresh Teas Always on Hand. Picnic Paper Napkin. 100G Front street fv2tf MagtMStNaMftiapr tatiwCMpUT. SEATTLE-WIT TOVRSERB MOTE. OTSAMERB ANDERSON OR EDITS WILL I? ran daily between Seattle and Pwt Towusend. leaving Seattle at lOp. tooch lac at Poet Mwlisra. hut Gamble and Port LMktw. Returning— Leave Port Townaeod daily (exempt Sunday at 438 a. ia. SEATTLE-VIITCOI lOUTE. Steamer Washington leave* Seattle. Pun dav. Taeeday and Tbuiwiay at p. a.. touching at Clint->n. Coupevllle. Oak Har btw.ltsalady, 1 aeouner.Auacortr*.Gocn:c«. samlsh, Fairhaveu. Hellinghara and Se borae. Retumine— Leave* Whatcom Mon day*. Wedneeday* and Friday* at J p. m. SEITTLE-SKIGIT RITES 10UTE. Steamer City of Qulccy leaves Seattle for Skagit River and way port* Monday and Thnraday morning*, returning Toeaday* and Friday*. For freight and passage apply at compa ny'* office on Yealer Wfcart. H F. JACKSON. A**'t Manager. Canadian Pacific Navigation COMPAN-T. (mora.) STEAMER PREMIER. BOUND SOUTH. lsjlve v a Kit: ve Vincouvor 2pm 11 p m Toaruscnd 6*m Seattle. 9a m SoatUe 19 am Taroma 12 noon BOUND NORTH. LEAVE ABKIVE Taeotr.a 2pm Seattle 4p m Seattle Sam Towusend fin Townsend .11 a m Vancouver ..6pm DAYS OF DF.PAKTTRE FROM SEATTLE, Wedneadav* and Saturday*. BAYS OF ARRIVAL AT SEAYTLE. Tuesdays and Fridays. JOUN A. ORRiKN. Master. F. J. CHURCH, Affent «t Seattle. Inviso. Mangr. c. P. X. Co. Ixl. STEAMER FLEETWOOD. FAST TIME FOR Seattle, Tacoma. Steilacoom. McNeil'* Island and t tlympia. SUMMER TIME TABLE: GOING—DAILY, EXCEPT SATI RDAYS, Leare Olympia. T /~J -nj {'hi. ago and all pint* Ka«t Tlrketi If O \j ili k "Wl sold toall jriimiiutii Points throughout lha i» AT IIP ll f: uJ Southeast. Through IDllnn JLI W -A-l a Va Prawiiii: Knnu f.livj>iu* far?. Kesem- tious can I* secured in advance. STEAMERS TTUt. I.EAVE SEATTT.E CITY DCK'K T kMI P»"'afl>rs! f f daHy, except Sundays, for T*«vwa at r.,i Sa. ia., li a. m. and 3:.» p. w.. Sundays J p rar, f ""'J, d nnt "tkf a mistake, at 3 a. in. and 3 30 p. m. but be sure to take the uSV «—a JJufUjfj fjjjlj Jjjjfgj For Olympia— Pally, except Saturday and Sunday, at 11 a. m. And we that your ticket reads via thia For What rvm Sunday, Tuesday and j JJjJf* V* !SS Thumdav ll m change* and serious delays occasioned tar r other routes. Touching at intermediate points on all routes. W. IT. HOLCOMR, Genl. Mauagur. C. W. JOHNSON, Superintendent A. L. MAXWKLL, Genl. hw. and Ticket Agent ED. TONKIN, Local Asent, City Hock. Sntthoaiish Transportation Line. Steamer* W. F. Monroe and Nellie. j STEAMER W. F. KUNRDE Leaves Seattle for Edmund*, MuLilteo, Lowell and Snohomish Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 7 a. na. STEAMER NELLIE, (Carrying S, Mail,) Leaves Seattle for Edmnuds, Mukilteo, Marysville and Snohomish Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7 im. For frelffht or pa*Mgo inquire on board or at Yesler wharf. C. n. HItOWN'FIKI.T>. Manager. JSgonfiß H. FO*TI :K, A cot, Scnttl*. Steamer Skagit Chief IF .WES SEATTLE, FltOM YESLER'S j Wharf, evvr> sun-lay nomine, on tide.« for Laconuer, touching at Clinton, Port Susan, Stanwood and l't*aiady. ReturnUnr'Monday*. Leavra every Thursday mornineon fido, touching a! Clinton, Coapevllla, l T t*alady, Laeonuer, Friday Uarbor and Koche liar bor. Returning Fridays. For lodges, pul lle or private exu sf Portland. Or. HERMAN CHAPIN, JAMES STUKKT, Opposite Occidental Hotel. Agent for the purchase, sale and leasing of Real Estate. MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED. Canadian Pacific RAILWAY. THE TIUJK TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTE BETWEEN THE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC. ITS PASPKXGKK EQ'IPMKNT IS THE tines? in the wrld,« onaistim; f Lnxuri t Sleeping Caife, havin* drawing, smok ing ami bath rooms; ('omfortab)e and «'b*an Cokmltt ar*. with Free (Qmiliu; H>ui*. Otta wa. loronto. M bostuu, New York and all Eastern Cities. Thraash TVket* are !n«aean at 9a. m.. every Friday. Rctarnlnc. Seattle at 1 p. m. every Frilav. and i\2 Towi:«.*nd In the afternoon. ALASKAN ROUTE. ft W. Elder. Jane a Aneon June A. am Eldvr June IS, Anccn Julv 1 i; W July If. Aucvn July 30, (i. V Elder 4mm 13, A neon Auui ST. it. W Elder SnS* ber W, Anon September 2*. For freteht end pa*«a,-o apply t,, m m Columbia A Puget Sour.'i ilailr-.»d In effect February a.th and until fuitW, notice. PUSH SOUND SNORE R. I Trains leave daily for Tacoma. Connecting wt'h IVrt'iiid train and for all point* F-a*t. at. I K. K Connecting with train U*r Tort land i ja-_ Arrive daily from Tncenia: Connect ill* with train fmm Foet land at KlJtam* Connecting »,th train fmm Port land and from Ka»t. at Leave daily f.ir Stuck Junction* s uW,i and way itatioui i 4 Arrive daily from Stuck Junct'o' Warn and way itatluns. j 7 COLOMBIA I PiIGET SOON RAILROAD. Leave* dally for Franklin at TOQaa Leave* daily for Newcastle at i i «pa Arrive daily from Newcastle at. !'f JJ*® Arrive daily from Franklin at S ftam T. J MK.VKIL Superintendent and Traffic Manager W. K SI'KNcKK. Agent. Se«ttle|w.'T. THE GHK.VT TRMSCONTWENTtI ROUTE. Northern Pacific RAILROAD. VIA THE Through emigrant Sleeping Car* ran oa regular enmi trains full length of line. Berths free. Lowest rates, quickest time. Geatral Ofllr* of the fompiipj, So.! fnh> Isgtoa »t., Pcstlauc, Oregoa. A. D. CHARLTON. A*»'tGen. Pim. ,fgt So. 2 a»hiifxton St., Portland, Or. W. It. BPEXCF.R, Ticket Agent, .Seattle, Wharf. A. CHfLBEKtt. Ticket Agent, ftenlHe. TO Si FRANCISCO, CAL. OREGON I CALIFORNIA R. R. AND CONNBCTiONK THE MT, SHASTA ROUTE, Quicker iu time than any other route be t ween Seattle and San Francisco. LEAVE SEATTLE DAILY AT i V. M. ARRIVE IN SAN FRANCISCO. 7:43 A. M. Through Time t ortj -Kitfht Hotri. The Grand Scenic route of the Pacific Coast. PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. KXIIHSIO* S|,Ki;i7.KH. For second cla** ]w*«ongcni on all through train* FIIKE OF CHARGE. For tickets ami other Information call on A. cHI!.BEKatiinlu\ morufnff at 7 o'einek. fnrKkasrit Hirer and way wrtn. Krturninr, kavn bead of navigation •vvry Monday and Thursday. .ir frrlKbt and passage apply toUEOlliiE E« WEK.'T on tM*ar»L Steamer lola IS NOW OPEN FOR JOBIJiXO, EXCTR iions, Towing and Camp Work. For urns and time apply on board or at Co 1- luau's wharf. CAIT. J. F. VASDKRUOEF. royO lm Master. EVANGEL. •I. W. TAKTK, Master. TiniX LEAVE HKATTLB EVERY If OK v day at 2a. tn.. fungene*s. Returning, leave Port Angeles at 7 a. tn., «n Friday* SPIIET CO.'S PRIVATE DXSPEIVSARY, 319 CommercUl itre«t, corner Jack SOB, Seattle, W. T. All chronic l>iseascs of MEN and WOMEN suceessfully treated. 1/) ST MANIIOOI>, Nervosa and Phjrdfal Debility, Exhausted Vitality, Seminal VVeakneas, ImpoU-ncy,. 4ionnd bladder troubles, unman i Wt ok k UoBorrbo( llf ileeU t'ryitiiii, aric»mpt iy and safely cured. Nonna-wmi medicine* ghvn, U'»r strous iujMture tted. witch «-au*e stricture. hargts reasonable. NERVOUS {*kiHty, I ma of Visor, s*mlnai Lo**es. Sight KuiLaluflt, ipoewnry, etc., etc., cuntl. YOUNG f'' in the effects of BLn youti tS fuflies or indiscre tion, should avail thems* t es of rur treat ut, the rri-,t boon ever laid at the al tar of ruiTt ring huiuanity. Ift li] gtkarantee a injure cure !n efWjl eaae. Men There are «any tfonbled with |no evac uation of the bladder, a'coajanied by a smarting or humlnit; itiou, on examin ation the (trine deposit* a eediment and •w mttimea aibumeu U present. The ui.; for. Thle i.f it* cau *r'. cum- Oil. e 1> a. tii. W i«.; to* J*. S. r>.*~V> rmvc• to v?nU tr -I ait..v r h ♦*by r«t tiof express. Consultation free.