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WASHINGTON SEWS
»
Fatal Dynamite Explosion
at Puyallup.
WASMKU IT o* A WOTE.
TMnms Klaeta Oelegatc. «• «»•«
Htatrlionrf CMtMIIM, hot Walla
Walla !»•<■» .*««•
Pl-VALMTP. I>ee. at-A >o«d egploatori
*WM the Pnyallop W 1 ® •* 7tlii * |
■online Itaeatuewa* «oou learned and
that another llfa ami perhapa two bad
been sacrl#ced. Sortbeart of town. )uat
aero., the bridge, four men have been
bard at Work for over a month clearing
land lor Elmer Smith. Toey lived together
Is a «mall houae. Friday morning two of
them. George Wataoo and William <k>w.
wen', out to work, whlb- l-eroy <*ow re
main. <! In the hotwe to waah up the diabe.
Jam** Klogg irtarted to dry out «™ giant j
powder, and bad 12 itleka of It In the overi
and waa tilting bealdr It,
Buddenly the whole tnaif eiploded, j
tearing thine* lo piece. and .ettlng (Ire to
the eabln. Leroy Gow wa» learlnlly In
Jttred. bat .« able to ran out and drop i
■owe diatauf e from the fire. Hlogg wa* In
(taaily killed, bat «u aooti piili-d out of!
toe flaim* by hi* comrade* and neighbor,
who had ranhed to the «V"«. 111. limb,
were badly broken, and bl« train* and
cut. were innnmi-rable. Vn. Mi Mb* J ! and
McCracken and aeveral men from town
weri null on the «pot and brought «ow lu
on a iitti-r. He was laid oat iu knox A
Hampaon » offiie There ia Wrong hope
that he inay aorvlve hi* frightful ln)ariet
Jatnta Binge'* people live mar For* rout
Kanu>. A letter b- bad Jutt written to
bin mo'-her wa. foand mar the cabin.
Where II had been blown.
T A COM A
Neighbor* Utt*rr«l - Highwnyuiati j
Arr««t«il Burklev
Tsco*a, Dec. ft—Att Jfrfortunnte neigh
borh-, ) <l Ml I * • of *
youth 0# J7oo tb« *orl©t»S charge of «Ub
Übk John clesna. the lefendant if * son
Of • Mr. Eeothroyd, of the Paget Sound
Enting Company. and, like bis father,
always been considered quiet and
peaces hie. Tfa« trouble atom over * dls
putc betweea two boys, In which the
mother* took part, aad this afterward* in
Tolvt"! the father of on« of the boy* ami
the brother of another, a n't resulted la
John Cissaa b«dug *«rlously itabM In
two places The ptelimlnary hearing will
lie held to morrow before Ju at tee I aw mice
Five vagrants were before Justice l-aw
reur-e ye*terday. Four of them. Henry
Trainor (who ba» often been committed lu
Seattle), Chas. Higgina, John li) man and
John Conner, were committed to the rhaln
gang In default of a flue of 410 ami coat*
ea'-h. and the fifth, John Kiissell, an old
Offender, waa ordered to work out a fine of
925 and costs.
About VJO o'clock la.it night, a." K I.
Kltnball wan going home to the wharf, he
was Mopjad by two »oen, one of whom
held a revolver U> bin head while the other
went through his pockeia. Mr. Klrahall
wa* relieved o1 the care of his wateh and
*lHint half a dollar In rash, and was then
ordered to proceed to the wharf. Me,
however, followed the footpad* at a dis
tanee and succeeded In having one of
II t ni. David Dennln. arrested by Police
Captain Cavauaugh after he had pawned
the watch at the Tourist's saloon. When
brought before Justice I,awrence today,
Dennin was held for trial before the df»
trtot court and cemmltted In default of 9 M
ball.
In the probate rourt to day Mrs. Olive IS.
la?o wa* appointed guardian of the person
aude-tateof Clara Olsen, an orphan of
eleven summers.
A petition for second letters of admlnls
tlou on the estate of Win It. Wilton de
Oeancd, were filed bv William H Wilton,
aon of deceased. Another adminiatrator
had heett previously appointed but had
died before tbe property was distributed.
The final hearing to determine who are
the heirs of the late Fred Neluel. who was
murdered about a y«ar ago in the First
ward has been set for the 14th of January.
Auditor Huggins to day ls*ued marriage
licenses to the following ( has. Johnson
And Mary Anderson Thoma* Finncgan
and Jane ( unnlngltam, and Lottia Krick
eou and Martha Kebecca Ikrgqulet.
Nel* I'utor Hansen, a native of Denmark,
declared his inteutiou to become a cltisen
of the United Stat. •»
J. M. Buckley, assistant geueral mauager
of the Northern Pacific Kailroad Company,
hat resigned the nonltion oi manager of
too Northern Pacific Coal Company, and
John Kaugley of llliuoi* has been ap
Coin ted to the po*itlon. Mr. Kanglcy will
ave hta In-adqnartcr* in Tacotaa.
At the meeting of Taeouia Lodge No. 22,
S. dc A. M , last evening. V. W. Hro. William
arrell Installed the following officers Kd
It Hare, W. M.; H. W GOodwin, S W K.
J. Davis, J. W ; Heurv Drum, tr«a*urer
O. R. Bigg*. secretary; H. H. flKubbs, chap
lain: Wiu. Farrell, marehal. J M Morn
•on, U. D.; A M, Chesucy, J. D K. J l.af
foon, », 8 ; Abe Cross, J. s.; M. Brottou,
tylcr,
ngi.r.oATH- ro r.u.i?N*»u unit
A meeting of representative ettlxcna wan
held lu the court house to night, pursuant
to tlie eall of Mayor Drum, to select dele
gales t<> tiic territorial convention to urn
admission to the Cuion Mav ' itin
wa* In the chair and 1 I. Nixoti was sec
retary
rate* and nine alternates, and the follow
log were chosen Hon llonry Drtim.Ce>
Bpragne, M Kaufman, J V me wart, C. F
Kay. J It Houghton, Allen C Ma*otr. < I'
Ma*tersou. S. A Wheelwright,
V. M. Wade, T. 1,. Nixon, Hie wart Hlee, J
M lmugan.Jol.n .-aliar, Alexander t amp
bell, Colonel I'lukertoii, t 1 old*, alter
nateN
The committee on resolution* reported
the following, which was adopted unani
Btously:
W hkkkas, It is the seriou* »iun ieilou of
the cltisen* of Tacoasa and Pleree et»unty
that It i* Justly due the people of this
Rreat and growing Territory of Washington
iat we be immediately admitted into the
Union as one of the sovereign our
population being abundantly Mifttdent
and rapidly Increasing, our natural re
SOnrCis more extendi\e than those eon
tain* d in anv other division of (he Calon,
our prospects of future wea th and ma
terlal development tittetcflled, our
tion on the sea coast and clt»« p{Mxlniit\
to foreign possession*, and all esisi. ug eh
cnmatances being such to demand and
eutitlc Us to admimlou; therefor .
I That on« debgat« « to the K'.
letmburgh convention, to U- held January
8. la? Inst meted to u . their best udgment
in the selection of fitting repre«K>ntattve«
of the b.niy t»» v (sit the capital of the ua
tJou at such a time a* may !«e designated
by said convention, for th-- of
urging Upon the eou tress of the Ca I ted
BUte*, the claims of Washington ferritury
for etateh«HHl.
- epeeche* were mat! by C. 1\
Cur«*.f. fc». A Wheelwright, and others
showing the .need of activity of the b
Of Washington to s«>ciire ad st
once Wheelwright sa '
elements of wealtu lu Washlugt<>:i t« rr•
tory, and png«d SouUtl «n parti, niar tb*>i
tn any other .spot id Aimrua tf n. • t«f •
whole world.
The trustees of the Taeotna real estale
and stock ex *
by laws, aud clet t« l K t itotalled tf « fo!
lowing •>;»:,, rs
A. K Hewttt. fir-: > prvs.d. 1 |j
Kawycr, *ceoud v;ee t»?e- l» ;»* K N «•;:
mettc. s*^retary, Frank » Ho*- : -
J 11 lis ! ll'
tive committee
IV A 1.1. A Willi Nr.Wv
No l)rii>g«tf« to Kllettabtn c h |,,|
dental DkiMilftsi Nrw lUllr^ul.
>V\n a w an.*. lv- .> \f M m,, t
Cltifcu* thin R trr;i, ,»vj U **» ,! ■ • *
to •end delegate* Im the Kltc>?» tr>
mention. It bbrlicMs) our am ' - ;
hood u well emoi*h im.l f • -
|nm, tb*t ««r - ,
•r** fully r«»iaprt»*!i[ to act f,. r u- *n.| t »
«<r \\ a* •, uM u- a rothv
Hon on thr ttUUUi. s of oaf «Mfita
ronrv** ntajto»«
At Cri «»tufr. on the TV h •
Christina* ni*ht, r Hansen whth
handling a pistol, du« Wanted tr. >*
tearfully wounding b<« haa.i iinto*t
erased by eteltotucut ant* agor,%.
ehars« l the rommn.h r of the ra*n i, ,
right ho.| loft, narrow :\ taU*:ng *.«vetal
persons tut he room,on* «ht>igiciu :hr utgt
tho brim of the shooter'* bat ]u»t gr» »!<
hU head Coming to hi* wuk' «. he thrv«
the revolver ta tho Are. out <; he wa?
done «tUk Are arm*
The i>. A IV. T fowei art' at work trad
lac aud track lay tag in the city limit*
near tho tannery.
Two SHon engines for the use of v..-*
toad arrived Thursday
KNO||OHI*H Nt:w\
Cltoked to I'eatb by a *<i«a«t N» w
Ht.«i»* AecUlrnt.
£*otioai*u, ln*c 2? It i* prported that
an Indian murdered tear ?;•>. r* V J
e\ cnittg. rh- lod-**.» * t «,
kuovit to have hem 'a \. a- ;
murdered Indian i* m 1 t.i ha*< v on
d fo di «Ut h* a »<qn» •
The wrcstitng match ut tVh -art hall
Wvwiaf evening. b*tart u • •• I, «. a
an mn; o\« iu Iliads-nan ftrxt .
.LP® * M,,e * *** Wt 1 i - v x; " **' *
The «*Ofinc U-: ;V.- v
has arrival
T. Kintil ha» lot the e«»o*raot for Uic
plUt'lC Of hit lot on ihv wa!rr troat be
tween the CUcaio satooa au>t th«- }welr>
•tore of L 11-n* , and a?iJ >•- efts t
Iher.'On a ai»«l a»odol
atorv timet*re, to be use I mj> a atore bni.d i
,w & TS eoe wi{i baa»f«enta
Aiikcu voeaiikt aud ek> t
ctttiottJat, la to of Fort IWnaeod, it f n tho }
ritt. arraafJa* lot the IwnroctlflO of
ciawe. is mwn* and e-Soeatioa
A kagthy eoart docket awaita the ae*t
trrm <* nmrt at U»ia piara
taring the part moat* atore Iretekt >v
baud.*-d la tba warebnww. of thi. elty
(baa ia may three preeedlu* month.
nfc-naai, E »<?!;. a iad U year. of ace.
f. f' im a ladder Wcdncdav and bf •
both bun** of the Irnvarai The limb van
VI by Imi man awl M«rrt».
HTEIV M flwixm LEO I.O#T,
«aak ia fort H.n(ktMi Kay-All
Hand. *a *»d.
Tirtr Timisv. Der. 2»—Tba ««aa»t
Idaho arrired hers tbia er«stn«. briagla#
new. of the tow of the ateam *eh««ner
I>eo la Alaakau water, on the night of ,so
vanber 27 la**-. Tba l/tn ban been plying
from feattia to A'atka for »ii year, part
wan owned by the Sitka Trading Co. af
1 «4tka. ttai vai»Ha»»f..«o. and nala.itr«s.
E<^!iowln* i« pitrarr r. T. Piaeher'. areonat
of the aeeideat:
-On the mornlß* of November n we left j
oar am erase re Hoik am Bay and pro
eceded down PaM. en r>«te to
Port T'-wn«eod, About 10 p m. It tie»«n to
blow atronfly from the «.«nhea»t. ioereaa
lac In .loienre f»ward n'ioa. At Ip. m.
' we tarkrd th" .hip off *hlp and
wood la tor Point Hobart, Uia a«trthww
ern headland off Port Ho i(ht«n i!ay We
kept beatluc Inward for three boim. with
' little irfofrea., and rapt W bit lord ran Into
the bar to anchor for the sick'..
At t.Ai we aoehond. and the eaptaia .
went below, leaving irtriel ord*r» to keep
the lead running aiwl a rarelui wateh. The ;
ye«»*t wa. re ported groMtidlnst at told •
Bigot, when Order* were gi.ea to btatrr
; I>ff. All effort* in thi. Aitwtum. howeTer.
, proved futile. a«d an hour ami a bail af
■ t'-rw.oi" .be .lipped friwn the t*w*k on I
whii'b *he wan ra«g';t. ti!ie4 and wnk
All the crew and pa*.wr» nnHa4 In
rrwt bine .bore. Ad' l» rin 1 lit 1 1 ffor* hh
ma>le lo Nit the perwtiai elf" t«, .Piri.
and flititr*., wa. in a m>aaure «U'-r> *-fni
rapt Wbltfofd. the tei'aud iiffiwr and
'■ook an- .till tm Port llougbton liar t»»a<*h. ;
earing |..r lite wreek*«e. It la|*»»ible tee
111 atarr may in- raiwd and hvm. Tiie
tiar~*r. all of ibe eraw and Mr Charie.
H Baker, of Cbleago, eame down 00 the i
Idaho
' The »ii Jormerly an old revenue
etitti'r. tiio Keiianff. - - »a< bought by]
eati Krani lwo jiartie. and sent aeaiiae to
Hi'lirinir *• *. but wa. afterward, purehawd
iby tin* liltka Trading ' onipanv. and b(«
<i* nil 1 ngaged iu tlu-Hilka Vi.uk* trade
t afneti .he 11 rut .tarted-
OhVWl'lt.
K<lia-frodson <JMnteat Another Cut
ting Affair— Hotes.
OLVNTiA, Dec. 2£~The case of I. C.
Kill*against M Fredaon, tn\oiviug a
in the next legls&btitrc from this district,
esme up for hearing yesterday afternoon.
Judge W F. Ready of this city aud Judge
<leorge Cyphurt of Mason county having
: b«*«-n appointed by the court to hear tb
evidence and deeid«- the rase. Eih*
? charged fraud on tbe part of the officers of
j election of the tirnt ward in this city aud
asked for a recount of the votes. This re
I quest wa* granted and the count wa*
, completed this morning, when it *i
found that the result wasexadlv as bal
I [ been returned by the officers of election.
t ! This «etiles a long vexed and
seat* Fredaon, l>emo< rat, who wss at fir*t ■
• de< iared sleeted by 19 majority.
crttiho arrsta.
II John SnlUvfcn was yesterday brought le>-
fore Judfc.. Keady. eharg«i with a.-sa't
I : with intent to kill one Murphy. a«t Tuea- ,
i | day nlgnt. Murphy app<-ared In COVft with
i i hi* fa«-e aud bead fern hi j rut. and swore
. j thai while he was sfaixll u in a »-alor*n
talking with a friend. Hull!vac entered
f; wi'b a knife aud Imnudlately began to
• u«e it with horrible effect on his anatomy.
I lie hail never seen Hullivau before and did
i. not know the motive of hi* attack, Bnlil
vau wa« held to before the grand
jury. Olyuipia aeema to be well supplied
] with tough* who have made thi* their
headquarters f»»r some time, probably
owing to tbe faet that this 1* a cheap and
i i deslralde place to live,
f j gores.
Mr. T. I. M< \lunry ha* sold his drug bu»-
tneaa to Messre. C; F. U av. nworth and T.
J. Clark, recently of Cray's Harbor.
Mr, J H. Houghton, of Tacoma, has sold
I his residence property in thi* eity.com
prt»ing lots 1, 2. 7 and *. block 97, to B. W
i Johns, the eousideration being fl.vm
>i The tioveruor has appointed the follow
i j Ing notaries public Frank It. Luce, of Ta
noma; A L (' (Tmau, of chehali*. aud 1>
»| W. Craddoek, of Huohomisb.
Mr W. H Clark, who wa* so severely
stsbbed st hhelton yesterday, is reported
to be improving.
j I'ort Tusnirml Nutsa.
PORT Tows*a?»p. Dec. 2*. - The motor
r j Hue Is still in abeyance, hut it* |*romoter
says he Is almost *uru of ttsestabliahinen?
| if the Imiuii*- s promised can b- collectetl,
I beside the public tntoeripliou which is b ■
ing circulated among tbe btisln •.s men of
I ! the city, but complains of the slow meth
ods here in giiiug a definite an*w« r.
The cltisen*' mav* meeting which wu*
i called for last night for the conaideration
of imp«>rtaut matter* relative to the city,
wa* po*tponed to thi* evening en account
of m» many buslnem men a'.tcuding the
I l*ythian entertainment.
. j Tn* council meet to night, and much im
portant buainess will tn? transaided.
There will be a s,H-fal this evening at the
' : lied Men's hall, given by the young people
of the city. The Seattle orchestra will Ix.*
s present
I*AHSKN«iKIt l is | si.
t Per fteamcr Walla Walla from San Fran
Cisco December *> For battle .1. J
Melvin. A Kit hards. < . Humphrey and
wife, A I t-erov, Well*. Miss | Afontalu.
Hartmau. Mr*. i> Wallace. J. Linn, I: i«
Hoy. Vlie Johnson, Mr*. N. i liarle • -u,
Mrs F s. smith Mi*, B Manlgi a. J. K,
Neshitt. A llaintitoM and wife, Mr*. I a
vltt and son, W Johnson, A Walker, A C.
Tl»oiupsf»u. K S. Sweeuey.
Ts'oms V « arlson. Miss M. Hammer,
I F Wheeler, V Lu.-y. s Floy. J. Wet»t<
Vlcbirla i' >t •< ran. Mr- k O Brlen,
It. U. Tal!o«. Mits M A. Huntuierfiehl. Mr
f - t'apt <t Frye aud family, Mm. Ha;
f low ay and daughter, Mr* MeW
, Ore gon Short l.ine —Parsed HuntiiiKton
J K Browu, O. M Pruelt aud wife. I W
t , Ki»»»r*. t \\ >auder*, V s ntuiioir.*.
r Auriug and three privates. II \ >q\Ure*.
t and i> second e',a*a
♦ »regon A ' allferula Pass, ,J Me«lford
Ham Porter. ( v Fry, \ Deunison. H »l.
Petti*. \% M ILiag, Mr* 1 i Smart*. Mr
« -ark and wila, s w smith, J I
A I. Bess nivr. I! I . eaut -:i. I» \| mas'
f tee and wife. J. J. i li iu.;j, r .n
1 Mill*, \niiie Halfortl, Mr* White, i. 11.
1 Btrdsie. \ H Phr lan. IM Ws«'iUnrii. t
H Kldrtdge, F J Kussell. S. M Kus«ell.
Mt»* Morgan. H. Fry. c It Harper and
i wife, M*o. \ Steel, and "«4 « *'! a**
t Pssartigers for San Fraud-. .» per Cma
s ttlla Kit hard llaltry. «» 11-n-en. l K
Thoiniatiu. U>ut« ii ki ld, A De Wft and
1 Wife, m. Horn. Y W R« < »rd. >» oil
f Ceorge Millicau, N. Armstrong and 4.
i steerage
l Passengers per Premier fnim Yams>n
Mls»i M Murray Mrs Mur
rav. M s* Mur-ay. M Murrav. M J M«1
i. r»>,Joh!i Dahi, 11 Kayue. li WeM. \
r w. t. Ja- i «(!, W i Ta»lor. Maggie
t Frast:-, l. «i MeKay. I r««u;onre t M
r Wa'sm, F v Fnu h. M V> \f i. ,i |>
M kimi.e. W McKu.n n.W J Fisx.er Dr
!, Minkier.i |bsa. 1> McPbee.
ln<tta liuUhfr tt<*r»<*-^tior*.
|1 v t « Vori, Mali and Kxvvm.
' I'< • i 'tituth»n of tndia
f a»i«r fot me ai in ti» * •> if.K turo
i hor*e"hi»« - h i up» -:i T*rh»u-*
.< IvanU««»«.,'' hm\N .. «-<>'!
known»uthor.ty 'one uf im
that the former enable* k hor>o t »
eita?er over nil kbhN 4>f roiidt r;4
ronch am! sn oisth trround wiUi-.mi
, "I'Pl'Witf. Ibe cunt' ivamt
foraraf » lor IhU j- :rj*»N r tthh a- to
obviate m one in*Ur t* tho n»ve-v
; 4n»n *hoe Uvoedtm; to
• t hi* thf "-hm* c^n• i>f
a:i Ijulf* r.ihNr tHXtom pircr
1 't*st t.* !i! a\cr tin<l arouiul
tt»f ui '.hp wilii a or
' JV«J» til .' rim ti»ine ti|> the front an«t
srx'.md «hi' U"vr,' *hcrt' th» i natN .trv
. Umpo!, ihr | r»> h»ni|{ an
whtt h* <I««J ban<l or . thvr
i run Oilman .in.l ni|n«vi
"Jftot to rvtam 'hr rtjhlwr «h<w Tlif
l UanU i- , .win.vtr.! by »tn i>. jtlh, !>
|*»:t Inr*> igh th«- tiwi {w«rt .if thr h
, thi>l>. Mg ctrt a«ay from tSc iim,-r
i si.le.fur tl * |mn>o»r. an i the d id or
, OUT .n'V to .ktv
t 1 ta.n jrrt|< or rixity; If thr rubWr -h v
i* u»r,l «ith in ir\<ti *h»* th* froi
" portion cr |>„,i fc 4 , 4 f„, nl n|, b alli )
two *nXr Win p. |>art>aU]r Ua>>r,l'f.l in
, to bot.i ti«> nilJwr sh<»r tn pia<«- If
th<- mi>'K>r -hoc fir tljvMrU t .r ma ir
■ i thin In the center, a >«:*<•! or other
, twr .an t>e >vctra. te»i fr»m th. rear
t.. rej'i.v the ai.ith of the pad,
that t it enter* ei-Uy snj ~4
,' J« :« *>a- to !>t the Vut>N-r in
portion.
t oißil t ttifaju.
' j 'J V.' .. XrCl+Mg. th* Chicago
Ansniii-: So .i!:»t .»ri:aii .. rvtairtf
| j to b« nuire at4jr matiae.] than at the
time o: The prt'.^nt
! ni.i:'..tger,J,M fhrMen-en, a
j b«KW.«»in mnciic .kit \ ar.i 11-..1 t;
: vroe only at the tins. Thi
i StintiaT vh.tixj moeeo.rn; s. trt -
| lui" i lilt H.. I to meet h* pr> *•[l'
! - tivttv > f « itkotH' atsj l' -u~:*nt
hnn 'r- link «f th>« an.t of the
Art*.ter tul. *h' h o ntru. it,«J»
; jthe ' Ittvi»ii'W r-tUßtfttre.
j han.lM. »J fcwuvcair eeer
j »**) fit .xatuv wia (w muH to mii,
I |Mtn»M trxaa btw «aUi ail ■'« 4:aMMAJ
J trf, I o*ia» stßterawui at
MARKETS MO SHIPPING.
Sa.TTLC. Dee a*.
The reeeipU of <*«. «h»re ag
gregate JMo >aek> and the afatamer Vaa
ti'U took owt m: arkt tbU eretiot Im
' j the *ao franeiaew market. Hay if eomlaf
ia ax»re Mvely,«too. being rreeived to
day by rail aad »«e«ia«r Prlen have ad
.janeed: s)**» befog the quotation, lot
' delivery oa wharf, and the retail vala«
.. «**». IJve Koek f«m»aod« higher
. raioea. and altaoog* ao ehange* hare yet
baeti made lo the 'juotation. of dreated
ataat. an ad ranee I* looked (or la the eariy
j future. The nseeipt. «fe»w a very aurked
darreaw dtiriag the laat foar davt, at
trlbatahle to the low price, paid hoWem by
daaten here.
*er< ha:«i>we Asr» re
' CItIPTH-- luting tba last 34 hour, the
an-rrhandiw and prod tire reeeipu at thi.
port bare t»-en a* loIViw» Paget *mnd
I Shore road. JW toa»: Columbia aad Paget
sound raiirnad. 2 b>a«; Seattle. I«ak* -h
--and Ea.tera railway. T'/.I ton.. «too. of
wbi<d> w»-r» mer<»iiaod'iw t««amer»—
Premier. Uni: ffilde, 15 ton.: Henry
Bailey, *■' i lon». Mnnrm-, I ton.. PleKt
wimd. *» ton; I»ikpa»<-b. *1 ton.; Beam
•chooser I. J P<rr>. tt too*. Total re
eeip»«. 11 H ! j ton., Amoag the reeeipta
were 2M) .ack. oat.. 330 .arlu wheat, 27
Krii potaloc., 1.T7 b«!.-* app'.ea. 10 krg>
, 1 bbl and 17 1 *O-. pyrop. » <*a»ra egg., .'.t
tail" and 2 b .Ja batter. «i batta toIMHMo, JO i
■w. lirjuor. 17 bbl. whUky, * bdi. hide, j
and pelt., <SO ton« hay. S'iO cawa eoaJ oil, i
117 iw-ad cattle, 192 head nheep and # .
head hor*«.
-HlPJlEJfTH—t>nring the la»t 24 hour*
good, and merchaudi»»- have been .hipped
from ."teattle t« tba rarroaiidiug eoontry ■»
follow* Pngpt found Mhore road, to
Una; I'.iu-n'-a .:i i Pugeteoniid railroad,
JO inoa. Hea'tle. i-Mkr hbora and Ea.tem ,
railwa/, 10 toi>« Cnigtlija. Iftl
I too. aMvebaadO and an ton. coal: Plcet
wood.ltoaf; 4 iara Brown. 4 totia; Glide.
It 1 , toii«; Eilia A'ldenan, 15', tons. Edith,
: I ton: Pri'mler, 3 ton.-. Mlenigan ton:
lota. I', ion*. Aagaata,2loon: Grace, 11,l 1 ,
•on.. Mountain er, I', ton.. TuUil .hip
iflc-Dta, 4V> too«.
metdCAPHK MARKETS.
tag rssgc i*«o sevicw.
Sax FnagflAco, 2H Wheat—Al-
M»ou gh foreign markets show an ee*y
tendency, there s**em» to be s good under
tone in Soea! cifx 'es. Prtoea are regulated
by the nvcessities of buyer* and sellers,
arid raw/e from $l4O toll 4\ Options j
Buyer |i buyer sea*on. 11 4*.
Barley—Values soft snd trade light: No. 1
I f»••**!, buyer I7*e
oata—Uwrral fetetpts hsve caused
vaJ'i sto decline to rather low quotations,
and the market la un.-t» a l>; pr* s»ure to
realij» to an t'ent wou'd further break
pr. «'*; pric» s »k a? ia.*t quoted rate*.
Ilopa— !»f«*■'+- on the coast are estimated
a* about 1-:. -00 l»s!« ». of which few are dc
-1 *ira'»se. Trade is owl ; price* nominal.
Potatoes —All
r»!y: prices favor buyers, quotation* about
the same a* last quoted.
Hntter Easy; fancy, yx>d to
choice, '2V«2v-
Kgg»—s eady at unaltered rates.
No cha ters rej»ortet].
KSW YORK STOCK MAKKgT
New YORK. Dee. 2>4.—The usual holiday
dullness ove r t<»ok tbe market todai.aud
the ner.*on-u« *- of dt aiingt wa* quita in
eorj*ra»t w.tli th»- a'tivit;. of the earlier
j uay* of the aeek At the same time there
ua* more strength, though it was chiefly
ronfined t •-i f«-w leaders. The close was
active and fiual changes arc all for frac
tional amounts and are- ainrnt equally di
vided between gain* and tosses
Covcrnuu-nt bonds dnll but hrm.
SXCUASOB Afcn f«K>-f Rings.
Nkw YORK. Dec. 2*.—Money on call.
e*-y at 3. Prime mercantile paj»er. ...
sterling ex hangc, dull aud weak. GO-dayf,
|4M' 4 . demand. M W 4 .
a«>?*i»*.
4* fregfstM). 127 n - 4 ! a s (coupons)..loS :, K
4* (coupons) Pacific fi* . . tl*j
(regint'd)
STOCKS.
Am Kxprcss .110 Northwestern
Can Pacific.. 02 N. V. Central 10s",
Can Southern. Wi 'Oregon Impr'v..
(Central Pacific.. JV» Navigatifin 91' 2
Burlington. 10'.» t 4 Transcontl'aL. rso
Del. A lAeka 4:\ Pacific MaSl.
t>en. AK. Ordc ir» Beading . 4*' A
Krle. J7 Sock I*land 97U
Kaus. A Texas 13' 4 St Paul 6.1' 2
Lake I 03 l 4 Texas Pacific
, L. A Nashville • " Union Pacific. Ki*i
1 Mich. Central WJ, rft Bxpreas :i
Mo. Pacific To , W ell* Fargo Ex 1.10
Nor Psdfic . 25 1 . Western Union..
N. P. Preferred
XgW YORK *F.RCIIASr»I*E MARKET.
Nkw YOEK. Dec.'23.—Hops—Quiet and
steady.
Coif e—Dull and steadyl sales. 42.700
bag«; Dec., lit v>; Jan. Il l 7
II m; Feb , slt st): May fl-l 7:uHf
U 'hi, Spot Rio, qui -t; fair cargoes, 16\c.
sugar Raw, ea»\ h-» 1 nominal; fatr re
fining, #'•; refined, dult
w.ad >trong and quiet; «tomeat!c fleece,
: ;a¥rf; f ic.
Copper—Firm and more active; lake.Jan..
: 117 ;:o.
Lead—strong; domestic, f# W.
Tin Brisker; closed ease; straits.
1121
Bar silver, 91' v?.
Petroieum o; eticd weak a: 87\c be
, low last night's -lose, and cU>*ed steady at
1 IK'jC.
ClflC \ciioPt'Cft W IRKIT.
«'Mi< AOO. I let'. -•*. —Wca - Closed
stronger; cash, 99-\c; Jan.. SIOO. Mav,
t* • o I Irm; rash. ."3 l » 16c; Ja . 34 3 16c;
Ma ;:r . •
Dais—Firm, cash, 2^«c; Jan., 2.V,c;
a' .
f?ar i v —Nothing doing.
Pork Meady; cash and Jan., |l2 $•:>;
Mav. sl.. JT' ,
l.srti—Steady; < nsh f* Jan., 17 72 % i:
May, 17 v.i s .
CHICAGO LtVK HT<H K liUKKT.
« Mil v. . Dec. -s Cattle Kee'dpts
11 CW). dull, demoralised and lower;
choU» to eitralhi've . >4 40<at W; steers,
f • 4US4 s., kers and feeder*. 4:*«.
Fox as est! le, $1 'JOij
ll«*.> Kt ce.pta, !<»,000; flow and
lower; light 1*45 >0: mixed. |l •••r. . JO;
he*\ y, il:*)
sheep—Kee« iprs, <5000; slow, ami easier:
natlv. s. f . <i t i Western |4 l -41 v>;
fetniers. t;'» 7". Tessus. ;V»
Ltvgaroot ohaix mukkt.
I.i vsttvo »l. 1> e. is.—Wheat, quiet and
stead i holders oflVr m'Kieravly. Corn
uniet. new mixed Western. 4- l 4 d j»er ceu
ta;
>ktlli|'lng lutt* llgenre.
1 MS Y iX\Si i<»« I>, Cleared
s-.-aia .■ • »rvit >;», I* »rtlati i v * Frank Staf
ford. |'..r» IWu**o«i. bk W itfwood. port
■ r.wi.w ! •»,*. -»» l—?»•- - hvm t'alifor
ui». Nit m:ra « at.f Wa la Walla, Vict<)fii.
rt*y>'« Xii. T*\A*. June 10. It T
8«\ »ri h;» .n»- * tunpw v. A'-Ur. a. tta.—o« r.
t • ■ on»' ' f my < tt) rem *aa in't: ;•
«.< » rh«- :ujat m and bt4l» f.«r about tv.
W m aa«e vmhtui «»f tt*.«».
nut arabout ur«» : t,.*ud b>|M ti» rt. r
, c*/ . Hrtu* h»«r at aft. ! waa |»nnaM to ti y
> «»r apio>(la Afire ako h.*-t u-* ;
»r- r I l> nidi ihc <!t*<>a<MNi ail
a* I -h ' tar. w a h. ■. *.itl h. a;sj.
irt lw.h« «>M Au»>ih«r child h >
t Nv*»m»-» afT, In tha aaate wa« ar.-l i
nt thrS. a Ji. a*aU antiet|Mklr a *
- iwrouieat curtv N. C. W 4«UI>SLR.
I i i niLU N>. Jule T, wm--Th# S«?"
itoia l>«t throe *»«•*-&» <>Ul br>'«
• ■at wi'ha v>>trhM the pmrtipo i *
» **ir»l d.eton, bat «*ttb*>ut ar v
hm-rtt W,» irir»t ft » s an,! t.» th
t» t !<• v *.» f*a»e kcr ' • . I K*. u» t
»o «i *i>4 |» t •• t >ni« » ! lak. u a
[ »-• t. > »
h*» a ftt i *»•» ti. V
h *rtv chi!4 1 fc--l It I.- i n\r t : trU- n
, t~u» wataarot. Kt>«pecifa:l\. GL T. a „
*rw». Tr*^. Jur *, t«ss t .
J "iff SiwiJfc t'tv. At;*a'A. a i - eentlevn
I■• ijia I bfctui 't, mU »t •<*
H-at * r*?afc~ *h tn-Or-l n>+ tr »^
♦ »«<;«. Hy l a ahl « I w»n» b'Cnb
t»r hw\i k"*.. m-a«-re kts ix>orc « f
liWintmt »m t w f„!Jv • | ttt>n
. rod, I tfciiafkt, tui th* ifi:.;*-
V«*a I«1 aj>i»*«r or ra* ai«i \ n *i
i m~m* fr*!oAl!t toevrttMNl to a>vrcai and ran
i- W al r*. I waa ««!* faw-1 to Irv a s S.. *r '.
I oj»co»r iiu»l| at Bi*t. bat c- re r*\i.{»
«iufwar\ii, AB>t » rtv:j.. {! * it oiaiacO i
t.-tl d ray tr utoe. JCy b..«»l la ih>w tfc.
otvrhty t-'rt!w-t. av! my » »um fr ,
t uat, kA I I K me my i o>r, ::j. , r
loor mnUtlna lebarrf
r**«» th* aate»*ii« IUI Othera aba h»-
aaflferpii »-> | h%«t a*v rear 5 hr- hcß'-:.L.
l.a«a*v It. lk<ir. 3. ttVt Ninu. St.
H *r*. It. *at n ifisc- The Bw-ft Spe< f -
t >. x. *mU t»a.—Oeutl^nMnj au««i i*
J r *r« t> y rm«»rii h«A'ia
Umy I w.i »» t)ut I a^a.
" i ' f ** T t-v tiM at:! at\fn. A
' 4 * ■ va* t; nr f ■•r Rt<«
finV*" 1
| fvra s V k. a fair trial, altkiv. \
" aoitJ bo tin vtac a«a» bd»p .
Ayr Irt r.t » r-r, i my b
» » r' 'fit> M* .
a. a, a a M rums I >
2K»TM!? * w,n - > A * • i «-*»»
I tart».i»w 4 t ; f<vr rp rrtl *
iu*n4i'4,|Uai ( *v;;:.-. W } (Uxmu ii 1 1
TT mvn. t.*.-l kiow Wr W | Rr* Im,
* t*4 *ajr IU. fea ••awment tar
SlttM, I'riijrttt.
an Bl.«o »B4 at ta J ;j
,r ~ T* xwtrr ov Xtrawer s
AI aiu. ua.
!-
a SAD STORY.
; Th 1 <•J '■ ft a« nuNlKr nut
*• JjMt <} ' «*. U.r
i-pm Uf. in« *a» '..-•4 V-rai: A!-
• ««> •»» I* t tr . Kansas Kcmedrat
k*nt m e hr A. H. -:<■ wart. <ira»
«•». . 4
SEA ITLE POST - INTELLIGENCER. SATURDA V, DEC EMBER 29. i.v*.
All Clir»ak. a»«i Speetal
Hillfoily TmU4.
Dr. E. G Job®**. reeeatiy »f*nt
eight vurath* ia th* ariaei?at Mmttmm
ia<] faradin* swdKai iortttatWM of Srw
T*#t City inritoe moat meat
diwMYerfo* Is nedteise and •mrgtrr.h**-
;&f pr»rtf« io s«eml*Ve, » jwe
ptrwS to all eiMM « tonmtc
na:a<*ie*. unto as liver eons plaint, aya
»cp* ia. rt*<rUEa«ti*ia. all MtaMH of tne
UdDera, beart and inn**. all skin and
bkx*] die*****, ail aiimeEta arising from
ft %rvak*ri«l aerrcw »T«rtom. *ll
•ifseaar*, all geoit«> oriaary ds«**aee*. and
ft'l disease* to woo*o. arcard:ng
to the ft*t ib<«: improved attond*.
(MtiGoa free. <; barge# moderate.
OSa*. r -omi Udtt, 3»r* YSMT bk*k.
Mitt Street. dAw
Grand display of sacking JieWM" •?
?he popular »ha-"les and styles. KUM «
8. BAXTER & GO.
Of|V>r for in lot* to writ:
*OO Suki Early Roi» Potato*.
ItMMJ Sack. P«n«« Potatoes.
.too Saeka Bnrfcank Potato*.
10»» Tax Timotny Hay.
100 Ton* Timothy and Cltrro* Hay
100 Ton- Eaatern Washington
Wild Hay. SO Ton. Wheat.
2 Can Bran and Short*, mixed.
20 ton Ore;>nd and Rolled Parley
Spokane Ml : 1» Extra Floor.
EUesiliarg'- Mill* Extra Flour.
&000 Sack* .*hoieo Waahlaeton
Oat*.
FOB FAMILY DSE
Soowflake Floor
I- THK BP. T TKT IT
K. I>T!H»V,
PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER,
I «APEK RULER, BLAKE 300K MANC-
E faeturer Prices lower flian San Fra,:■
•jlar*> Country urd.rs soli r,mn. Frye'« I
Open Block. torn-.* '• «p- 10.
HEATING APPARATUS.
SEALED MtOPOSAIJB WILL BE KK
for ».■! <h:\ district No. 1 natll Saturday, De
n> ; ix. r .*>, for supplying beating apparatus
or the Central Hcbool building. Particu
-1 -.» may be obtained by applying to W. E.
I'.-h--. .a i •= • * «>h r' 1 reM.-rv-* the
right to rvject aay or all bids.
W. A HASBROUCK & CO..
ASf# P«K«#*tiKfiOX
DETJGOISTB
4KD DEALER* IS
Photographic Supplies.
Front «t., battle, W. T.
Put It On Your List.
I We nu'HU the
I * Camera,
> 1 1 ( \ VI Lf which is the Host
KV/^Wi&ilY, popular article yet
f fj
«J*y ir'ft. Your list of "remembrances" will
br incomplete without It. For sale by W.
A. Haabroai k.
IMPOUNDED STOCK.
IX)R SALE AT AUCTION SATURDAY,
December IS, 1888, At 10 o'clock a. m..
at Occidental square. I will sell at auc
tion. for cash, one black inare. weight
about 10*0 pounds, and about 15 hands
high. The aoove described animal will be
to pay costs of impounding and
keeping. The owner or owners of said
animal are to me unknown.
J. C. MITCHELL,
Chief of Police, Seattle. W. r.
10. C. SHORLT & CO.,
UM>KKTIKEUM,
Foot of Colimihia St., Seattle.
TERRIBLE.
Two-thirds of all deaths in New York
City are from eoHiumi>tion or pneumonia.
The *aai«' proportion nolds for mast oth*r
citien. Delay* are dangerous. Dr. Acker's
English Remedy for consamption will
alwav* relieve, and may save yoar life.
For sale by A. F>. Stewart, druggist. t
Fint-Cte iTiTate Beardiju
HOUSE, COR. MA ETON AND FRONT
S"s, over Drag sr »-.. •..»»- ! by lay
«r«*ek I»r fflt?
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
W« beg to announce
that owing to the large
increase of our business,
we have decided to dou
ble our stock of Type,
Presses and Material.
Building too small. We
have secured lease of $
three-story building, and
will occupy it entirely
about January 1 with
the only and complete
line of printers' supplies
in the Northwest.
' REMEMBER, that you
can buy y«ur type, ma
terial and machinery 10
to 20 per cent lower from
Palmer Sc Rev than any
other house in the trade.
Send for estimates and
specimen book to
PALMER & REY.
Port land. Or
A CARD.
Tile TYPE and PRJSTIVi, MATERIAL
• nw«i «m ttm v«prr arr h»a the foundry of
I'AIMH; «v Kr V. to4tb. >*m« Klve ea
i *4ft?
POST-INTELLIGEHCER PUB CO
NOTICE.
N'Ollt R HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
ftt<* khokt«*r«< of The >•»»;«• Trßßafer
Compear. » w orcaniaed under
; !h« law* » f W a*fe;ugtouT**r tor*. and ba*
] lug ir* pnii. ipal place of stitk
| In Mid territory. thai a meetlnt »i ihe 1
i bolder* *>f »asd «v*n-4mtlt»n win be held on
i Satarda*. the s*th da* of Fchruarv. v In
I Js®» •* - o'ciork J rn ~{ *m:'l tav.aith<»
sl« r» haul* Sat;. * a] Hank iu >.«att>. W. T.
: The objrr t f *a»*j aulfeorfae
of the capita i • ■♦•ck. from
j H!MH to fyflO.fr
NMAH ARMsTR N<l.
» A M At. kISP^fJ,
J H M LRU I KK.
tJIAKI.Es AKMsrXOSG,
H y -Ha? r! I,
fr.aiiw of Tte battle Transfer Co
>*aitie. l>ec IS, Jw t
I /// && ?/
rotr ZJy
IJo take a on an* , B Tie Hr«;irn, ,
be.*', T*j*»rit a*. Prnaan.Mi, or En -
ju»f. of U»v KFaTTL* H'»l-S
I SCJSs OuUJffiK. tii inj e-\ r ti.g <h >
I aloe* Call or xnd fcvr Hr. a't- Ron-s
a. a atw st, C m<m Bio. k. F.-oct »trv»t- p.
0. b»>Jt M. ,lf
- -
TIIE GKEAT
TtUSWmSBTAL IWTE!
Northern Pacific
RAILROAD.
ni TH»
Caacaifa Diriiioa. Haw Com*
plotod. Making it tkm Skart-
Mt Best and Qaickwt
Tie inning Car iiae. The IJirect Itoate.
So I*iapL Fastest Trains. U>weet Rate*
to Chktto and all points East. Ticket*
«*ld to all prominent fointstb:*«stoo«tthe
Evt and Sosttctft Through Fuliwaa
Drawing Room .4lecpln* Can. Reserva
tion* can be secured in aavaace.
Ta East Baasd Paaaea^era:
Re carefui and do not make a mistake,
bat be rare to take the
NertkEro Pacific SaiJroal,
And *ee thai, voar ticket read* rta. thl»
Une, Bt Paul or Minaeapells te aToid
rhaiMtw and tenuu* delayi «ccaiß«ned by
•ther route*
Throßfb etniZTaat Slceptn* Car* ran on
reiraiar tinea train* full lenirth et the
Line. Berth* free. Lowest rate*, qnicieat
time.
beneral Vflrr »f tSi. < na;.io», .fo. i W«b
iarto* it-, P»rtUa4, OitjM.
A. p CHARLTON*. Aw tGen. P*«*. Agt.
So. i W'Mhinjfton St., Portland, Or.
W. B. SPESCSE,
Tieket Ai?en!. Seattle, Wharf.
A. CHILBEKG,
Tieket Agfeat, Seattle.
Seattle, Lake Ske k Eastern Ry
r •
CHANGE OF TIME.
/ vN AND AFTER SCSDAY, DECEMBER
A / 16.1»V. trains will depart from and
arrive at Seattle as follows:
I Falls City. Oilman. I Leave. Arrive.
Snohomish and way i
*t*tion*, connecting i B g;X . m i:aopKl
at luiou bay with [
lioata ou Lake Wash- 1
ington . J
<JllTT.au and waysta-j B 4:CO _ m n W ain
tlons.. S r
, Snohomish and way> A 4 ;00 ~ ra 4 m
stations » r
80BURK4K TEA INS.
To Smith's Cove . B 7:10 a m 8 :0-3 a m
|To Bal!a.-d B 9 am 11:40 a m
| To Yesler.connecti'g)
with boats r>i. li 1:30 p m p m
WaabJngton..
'•A" daily. "B" daily except Sunday.
W. J. JENNINGS,
G n. F. and P. Agent.
Canadian Pacific
RAILWAY.
TIIK TltUFi
TIUMVmEmL ROUTE
BETWEEN
Tflfc PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC.
ITS PASSENGER E IPMENT IB THfe
1 finest in the world,c •» stating of Luxuri
ous Sleeping Cars, bavin drawing, smok
ing and bath rooms; Co fortabie an 6
Clean Colonist Cars, with « oe Sleeping
Berth?" for holders of second class ticaet*
and the most modern style of day coaches
Its Dining Can a.id Hotels provide th«
best quality of food In unlimited quantity
at reasonable rates.
The Variety and Grandeur of Scenerj
along its line is unequaled, and inthede
tails of track, train service, etc., nothing it
( omitted that can add to the Safety and
I Comfort of its patrons. All in all, it give? _
the best and most servicable line of travel
whether for business or pleasure, betweeL
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria and al
Pacific Coast Points, and Winnepeg, Min
neapolis, St. Paul, Chicago, St. Louis, Otta
wa, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, Hew York
and all Eastern Cities.
Throuirh Tickets are Issued to all Prfnripfr
Polcts In the I'nited States, ( anad*
and fcurope at Lowest Rates.
For detailed information apply to the fo»
lowing agents of the company;
C. G. McCORD,
6 Washington St., Portland, Or.
K. W. McGINN ESS, Seattle, W. T.
E. E. ELLIS, Tacoir.a. W. T.
D. E. BROWN',
District Freight and Passenger Agon!,
Van» OVTO. 1. 1
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
fO m FHANCISCO. CAL
BY WAY OF THE
Sosthern Patilt Coipans's
LINE.
TIIK Mi. SHAST A liOITE.
Quicker ki time than any other route be
tween
Seattle and San Francisco
T.KAVE SEATTLE DAILY AT * P. M
AKKIVK IN SAN KKAN' IM'O, 7:15 A X
Through Time Fortj-Eigbt Hours.
rhcGraatf Scenic route of the Paci-flcCo*.;
PULLMAN MFFEI SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Cars
For accommodation of second ' lass passes'
ger« attached to EXPRESS TRAfN?».
For tickets and other information call nv
A CHILRERG,
Tii Vet Agent, Seattle, W. 1
E. P. ROGERS.
As*;«t. Gen. Freight and Pass. Agent,
R- KPEHLER. Manager.
PICJET SOI Ml SHORE R. R.
Time Table Taking Effect Sunday,
December 8, 1888.
Arrive,
Southern and Kastern > . ...
Express.. \ • v:3ap.m
Southern and Eastern/ - _ ...
Hail J 6:4 ftp.m. 9 i,a.ra.
Seattle and rtcoßia* A - _ . _
freight {U.Copm 6 roop.tr..
Southern and Katt- ru maii carrle. Pull
m.n »leei er».
L A. NADKAU.
General Krrlghtmn<l PaMentrer Aeent
T. J. MrLKk.r. Manager.
MLl'Ml ic i'l IfL i S«M\|i
RAILROAD.
Time Table, Taking Effect
Sunday, Nov. 11, J3SB.
arrive leave aieattie a* (ul-«
loWS
Leave. Arrive.
NflPMii'. ind »"4V» ...
*ta- . *is mixed;. \ 'l'* Oft p. ia
Frank <iu and wa> *tm-1 7i)oa. m. 2:45 p. m
% J 1:00 a. m.12-t*f►•».
S3: s 3:»*- p. m.lO «0 p. in.
i J. "!'LNKK Superintendent
I. A. NAlir. VI". is. F. and !' Act.
English Steel Rails
FOR SALE.
2y "Melpomene," now Land
ing at Taeoma, a quantity of the
b«»st quality steel rails 40 and
SO pound-, per yard -for sale in
, lots to suit.
K..r prtc. . *pf,!r (■>
KALFOII, CITKIE * C#.,
Taeoma. W. T.
MONEY TO LOAN OR MORTGAGES.
HOUSES TO BENT
Office* to Kent
la tho BOSTON BLOCK mmi tke
COLONIAL BLOCK.
W*ll located acre property for j
t«le ( keep, cinoe to KIRK
LAND and .t WEST
SEATTLE.
HERMAN CHAI'IN
«.\Mi> sntitn
Moral.
&irk T«b Siif and Aidre* Kan.
W t HAVE RF. EIVKD AS mKfSI
, '' ef fuwr good* direct
' "I" #od «' <1 we can atra
"*« the 4u<et China ware rrrr
vxuitat-d iu ri :%o tkmt Cmn-ae aix)
Jaj-aa. »*• ramtu a specialty. We have .
Uic bee a-fc>ru.i «s«*-k for Ctiria mm* vrv
enu on «a« la ISU6 Front street. i
0. B. & N. OO.'S
STEAMERS.
TO TAXZ EITECT MOVBAT, HOT i -
STSAMEHS
lI'XU LXAVK SEATTLE CITT DOCK
M for Tonna iaiii. except randar. at
1:30 a cl . 1130 a *>. tad o C p. m.
For Taroma—Sue!«J» at 136 a m and *
P d.
For Victoria—DaiiJ, ex«ept bandar, at
IJO *- za.
; F»r Oiympsa—Dailr, exewpt -la Jar, at
1J)1 to.
Toufhin* at intermediate point* on all
rwcu-*.
Seattle, Wbitcoa & SfsiOmoo Rente
STEAMER CEO. E. STARR
Leave* Seattle at f3O p. m. Morday*,
Wednesday* and Friday*. Arrive* at What
com at 11 a m. Tuesday*. Thursday* and
flamrl* — Ketarnin*. k ave* Whateom a:
1 p. e. Tuaday* and Tharaday*. and ou
Suudav. at 7a m. Arrives at Seattle a: 2
a to. Wednesdays and Friday* and oa Sun
day* afaont 9 p. si.
Leave* Wliili w for semiahmno Sstur
dav* at 1 p. in. Leave* Semiahmeo for
Whatrom ivatnrday* at 5 p. m., arriving at
Whatcom aixrat 9 p. m
NOTlCE—Steamer lauds at all ncaln
landiuir* except Oak Harbor, Laconm rand
Fldalgo.
U. S. Mail Steamer Kassalo
Leave* Seattle for Whateom and ail «ay
landings Sunday*, liuaday* and Thurs
day* at 11 p. m. Arrive* at Whateom Mon
day*, Wednesday* and Fridays at 5 p. m.
Returning, leavea Wbatcom days at
8:30 p. el, arriving at Seattle Tuesdays, j
Thursdavs and Saturdavsat '2 p. in.
W H. HOLCOIIB, Gets). Manager.
C. W. JOHXSOS, superiatenden:.
A. L. MAXWELL,
<ietiL Pass, and Ticket Agent.
J. R. POLLKV, Local A cent,
City Dock.
W. S. & T. CO.
CAKRYDiu THE U. S. MAIL.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
SEATTLE-P9RX 10WN3ENB ROUTE
OTEAMER EDITH WILI RUN DAILY
O between -na'tle and Port Townsead,
leaving Seattle at 10 :..0 p. m., toucl in* at
Port Madison, Port (iambic and Poit Lud
low. Returning—Leave Port Townsend
dally (except Sunday) at 9: 00 a. m.
ROUTL
Steamer Eliza Andersen leaves Seattle
Sni day, Tuesday and Thursday at 9 ©.
touching at Clinton, Conperilie, Ut.«aladv t •
Deception, <Jueri ; .sami«h, j
Bianchard, Fairhavea, Belltaghatu and He
home. Returning— Leaves Whatcom Mon
days, Wednesdays ami Fridays at 7 p. m
SEATTLE-LA CONNER ROUTE,
Steferacr City of Quinr y leaves Seattle for
La Cornier Tuesday. Thursday and satur
day at 7 a m., tom bing ai way ports. Re
turning alternate days.
For freight aud passage apply at compa
ny's ofEce on Yesler's Wharf.
GEO. 8. JACOBS, Secretary.
Casaliaß Pacific Navigtioi Co.
(LIMITED.)
STEAMER
P R E >1 I E K
BOUND SOUTH.
« LEAVE — ARRIVE
Vancouver, Monday Flo wnaend, Thursday
A Thursday. 2p mj A; Monday .9:30 pis
Townsend, Mondaypeattle., Friday and
<6 Thursday 11pm Tuesday .2:00 a n
Seattle, Tuesday audj Tacoma, Friday anr
j Friday 8 ana. Tuesday .lOjani
BOUND NORTH.
? LEAVE , ARRIVE
Tacoma, Vneaday diSeattle, Tuesday and
Friday *2:3»)p» Friday 4:o0 a m
Seattle, WednesdayTownseud, Wednady
Saturday. 6a mi Saturday..9:oo a m
Towufeud, Wedu'sdyjVancouver. Wednes-
Sat unlay 10 am' day & Satuy 6:30 p m
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Wednesdays aud Saturdays.
DAYS OF ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE,
Tuesdays and Fridavs.
JOHN A. O'BRIEN, Master.
F. J. CHURCH Ageat at Seattle.
JOHN IRVING, Maagr. C. P. N. Co. LA.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
One of the
ELEGANT Al IRON STEAMSHIPS
Of this company will leave Ocean Dock,
j Seattle, every Friday at 6 o'clock p. m.
(Passengers received on board at 5 p. m.)
For Port Townseiid, Victoria
AND SAN FRANCISCO.
Queen of tiie Pacific Nov. 9.
Umatilla Nov. Pi, 30, Dec, 14,
Wdila Walla Nov. 23, Dec. 7, 21, Jan. 4.
Returning, steamers leave San Francisco
every Friday at *j o'clock a. m.
FOR ALASKA.
Steamers leave a> above fortuightly for
Wrangel, Juneau, other Alaskan
ports.
Idaho ... Dec. 11, SI.
Ancon Nov. Dec. 17, Jau. 14.
FOR FREIGHT OR PASSAGE APPLY TO TIIE
COLUMBIA it PCGET SOUND R. R. CO.
W. B. SPENi ER, agent.
H. McLKLI.AN,
Puget Sound Supt. P. C. S. S. Co. Seattle.
STR. FLEETWOOD.
FAST TIME
Between Seattle, Tacoma and Olympia
and way ports; carrying
Northwestern and W» lis Fargo'a inai;,
express aud fast freight.
TIME TABLE.
Lv. 01ympia*.7 a. m. Lv. x-aftle ..z 00 p. m.
Ar. Tacoma 10 a. iu. Ar. Tacoma .400 p. in.
Lv. Tacoma.. 11 a. m. Lv.Tacoma 4;4p.m.
Ar. Seattle . lp.m. Ar. Olympia7:3op. m.
Mx'ave Olympia daily, except Monday.
This ftea&e" departs strictly on schedule
time; only boat makiug round trip on Sun
days; meals on board.
GEO. FOSTER, Agent. Seattle.
PACIFIC \AVK.\TIO\ COMPAXV.
T*E STEAMER
Henry Bailey
I EAVF- YESLEK WHARF FOR TULA
I j «ij», Stanwood. Mt. Vernon, >terlign
ami intermediate point* every Saturday
and Wednesday.
For freight or rate* apply on board steam-*
' er or to (ieu. 11. Foster ag« nt
- T. DENNY. Master.
PACIFIC UfMUTNI VilT.
THE STEAMER
Skagit Chief
I EAVES J A HAT FIELD'S WHARF
a for San Juan Islands, toubciKg
a* Clinton. CtoaladT.Stiavood, LaConiier,
Friday Harbor ana Rache Harbor every
cuudav and Thursday.
For freight or rn\* .» apply on board Ream
er, or to J. A. HATFIELD. A Kent
HENBY BAILEY. Master.
STEAMER W. F. MUNROE.
iCirrylai r. 8. Mail.)
Leavt-% »rattlc for Kdma.ids, Makilt
MarysrilSe an 4 Sjiofc«»m:sh
Dally, exoept Mun«ln>.
For freight ar paanMpe laqmirc ob boar
or at Ycater wharf
C. D BROWN F7ELD. Manager.
Gboksl H. F *rreu Ag*at Va*»e.
miMKfllLtßlßßOtt\
IEAVBt YEsUUTS WHARF FOR TA
> coa», Clfmpia aa.i Eig !*ito*»«nm a; .
a. xa. arery M»n4ay. Wadnevlay aod Fr
da j
Eeaarxtiuf. leaves >h«*lu»n, Bir Kko»kasu j
a: T a ra. evtry Taaaday *n :r»4ay aaa Sa •
ar>iav
:
j ASBEESOH BUTSAJID * CO.,
Olvll aatl Eaflieen «"■<
Oraacktsaiea.
p tILEOAP, msisi. WATSRWORC.-
IV !»•»■»<rafhieai. fcivdga, fmi-mrt aai
. apui-enii* r;»en tperia; atU-a
tioa. City propert. or ;a*d. f»rvt»«l or
t*b4!T<tfc4. U*fa »n.! BKn-kaaixal "draw
:ut»- »acr<ia>uf tai Wm prlattaiper ialtr.
T.iwn-a.i> y'.k » aa< him aiwaet on i.aaj
, t~«» « tad to, Leary Wock. tat
| tin. W. T.
JAPAN BAZAAR
» FISKK
3tm received direct Joported from janan. i
wbiek viUbewid eVap. Aak to see them. !
uee. CectHc una Saildtas, Fnat m. '
Cte. tell,
THE GEOCEE,
1412 to 1416. - - Front Street.
Makes a specialty of keeping the larger.
and freshest stock of choice
Groceries aii Prarasis
la the city, and a* fce buys in far
«rreater Quantities thai; aay other
grocer in Seattle, te *olicit.« and i*
best able to 311 order*, either lanre
or unal! Yon will find that on at*-
count of hi* immense trade hi*
whole stock i* kept fresh and
clean, and that he is able to civt
rou better prices than any other
house in the city. Alao carer and
packer of the
ISSS
BRANT) OF
Eastern Corn-fad, Sajjar-cnrfd
UnoOTored Ham* and Bacon.
Which he sells right fresh front his
smoke-house, by the single piece,
era to. ton or carload. Sole agent
for HALL BAYB'
BUTTER
Charles Louch,
FRONT AND UNION.
THE FOLLOWING
EASY TERMS
West. Seattle Lots
IN
Bay View Addition.
Ten per cent down, 10 per
cent in 30 days, balance
S2O monthly.
All cleared, high and command a
grand view of the Sound and the city.
FREE TRANSPORTATION.
VALENTINE HALL,
Basement Real Estate
Exchange,
Cor. James and Second Sts.
FOR SALE.
One lot and four houses
on Columbia street; is rent
ing for 8120 per month;
price, 810,000.
One lot, corner of Com
mercial and Main. This
is a fine location for any
kind of business, either
wholesale or retail, and
will make one of tho best
places for a bank in the
city.
An extra bargain on
Front street.
Three choice lots on Sec
ond street.
Three lots on Fourth
street.
Choice residence lots in
all parts of the city.
IIEFXEit & Dim,
SSi < waißortial st,. Seattle, W.T.
1 SPINNEY
CO.'S
NAT 43 NAL DISPENSARY,
•116 Commercial atreet, corner
Jackaon. Seattle, W. T.
Ali chronic Diseases of MEN and WOMES
successfully treated.
LOST MANHOOD. Nervous aud I'ayvu
Debility, Exhausted Vitality, .temina
Weakness, Spermatorrhoea. Im»ot«u< e
Gonorrhoea, Gleet, synnilis. Prematura i>e
• line. Weakness in Women, and all Fu:i<-
tional I»erangemeutsthat result from you'l.
?al follies or excess in after yea r*.
URINARY Kidney, and Bladder troabhs,
un innni Wesk Back, Gonorrhea, Gie* t,
Crystitis, Varicocele,Stricture, etc., prom: t
lyand safely cured. Nonaaseou* medi e
given, uor strong Injections used, wblrh
cause stricture, ('barges returnable.
NERVOUS Loss of Vigor, te, aj
nLll,uua Lo»e*. Night Emissions. i
spondency. etc., etc., cured.
YOUNG SEN * H s vriu * '"> m the rtfecia« f
ivunu mlb yotttnfH i foUie> or ..
tion*. ft .ion Id arail themselves of our tr
rueut. the sreatest been *ver laid at toe a -
tar of li'iffcniu humanity. Will guaran&te
a positive cure tn every case.
Xiddle-aied Men Theiearemany troabUd
ncu wjth fmjUeXil tvmb ,
nations of the bladder, accompanied t»y s
smarting or burning sensation; on examii •
ation the urine dej»osits a sediment sx d
sometimes ainamen is present. Th#color
varies from a bright or reddish to even a
mi iky hae, the patient experiences a weak
emug of the fcjstrra in a manner he cannot
account for. This is the second stag* of
seminal weakness Many die of this lift
rulty, ignorant of its east*. A perfect cur*
and healthy restoration ruarantecd.
Ofloe hours. 9 a m. to f» p. m.; t to Hp.
en.; Sundays tto 12.
*• H.~ Persons anhbie to visit ns may »e
treated at their hemes oy correspondence,
Hsdieine* and Lnatractionx seat hr t« or
exixesa causal tatlen f-w r»aw
Rend 10c far the Yeung Xan's Friend,
or tails ta Wedlock
Second Street Tax Motice.
r |"H* TAX X.KVIED BY TIIK CITY
1 Council in ths district created by Or
dinance So. 953, to provide for the grading
of Second street, from Blanrhard to Depot
•treat, and eoastrmctinc sidewalks on both
• sides thereof, is now due and parable at
the office of the city treasurer. All taxes
not paid within
FORTY DAYS
; Of ths irst publication of this notice will
| be deeisred delinquent. a pei*!ty of 5 per
• cent added, and intereat at the rate of 10
per cent, rharped.
W. k. FORREST, City Clerk.
First vu'jlicatieu of ihia n-4i««. Ifeet-m
bar 26, ihm4
The First Regiment Armory
CAN BE RENTED
For Fain, Balls ->nd EaUrtalu
■testa.
CHARLES H- KII riSOEK,
ycyiplll MUSTANG
I LINIMENT
y£sj?3§jfrr
/- 1 \
1
1 nir*- cver vV< 1
1 «3)di %„>. jnd .»--„ i Gal-*. " s ' -nIS :eJ *; v<k 1
\ '^^T4^£«r)
V Hi—-'
Thus the 4 " Mustang" conquers pain,
Makes MAN or BEAST well again !^
" MEANS' m ?fi?S£s»
r &\* $3 SHOE
\ u * £ *CELLED IN , ,
\J\STYLE unequall"* l '
i r viz\Jmiß«oiiT?br •'V'T'^i""«-.*^.!>..u,.!L5
\GUN DURABILITY »(i».vr»ni(inwm. , t . uht ;,.sg
S nIUfA \K AND .fiS_ •.•«:•»>«. If »ti wiU try ..it .1 fair ~»., :«
J JAMtS \X -* „-i:-., >»• .'..nvin.-,! ttai «, n. t .
. tf 4fA. \rxPERFECTIOM Our* M* ihc • r tlMl * ml >i Skirls
I -• . <jUi. nr riT ' ■"• " Int • ••' ai.r . ■ ■--.. ... -
I >*Sj»F Ml. mi.uMo I.•(••.!,iprt.' »-t.
V tflW f» « « |.r.-:r.,tH. 1,, our llMaw77r. Ua
1 '-S.SS ■* ?ci inf '■ r ; -M--*.
V-t-wp—■ .— v OnO'- : h -' ' «•«» ••■i.i tr u iN-im
fWsPßfe? ! ne mN fa n idr>am ike NUriM
HbU3B- ill nil pari* of ilti» <oniin y. u> ,m
i,: toe thins easily witftin your reach in any St*t» nr Trrrir-n If yon will la*«t <««> or.: tn »
s MM a no JOWES MEANS'
J JAMEo WEA.No & Uu., <a s|4Q£ hsSSgSmlii
II Lincoln s<„ Doun, llau. CANNOT FAIL /l Hi 1
J. H, RENGSTORFF, S ATIS FY/? H i
THE MOST,,S X»* W/K^M
Cor. FRONT and JAMIS .J
SOLE AQEST FOB
r SEATTLE.
Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,
• SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION HERCfIWiTS,
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING.
TACOMA. W. T.
Importers of English Steel Rails, Pig Iron, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay, Coke, Cement, Fine and
i Common Salt, Tin and Terneplatos, Sal
Soda, Caustic Soda, etc., etc.
Advances made on shipments of Lumber, Wheat,
Flour and approved merchandise and produce, to the
consignment of their Houses in Liverpool, and Val
i. paraiso and correspondents in Australia.
Balfour, Cuthrto & Co., San Francisco, California.
Balfour, Cuthris 4. Co., Portland, Oregon.
Balfour, Williamson A Co. Liverpool, England.
Williamson. Balfour A Co.. Valparaiso. Chill.
• HARRINGTON & SMITH.
• Importer* and Wholesale l>ealer«
9 Hare now on hand the largest and best selected stock erer brought to Paget Hotuid.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. HARDWARE
Iron, riteel, Conlige and rihip Chandlery, Klcmr, Feed. Ha> aao Orain, Boot*
2 ami Shoes, Crockery and G law ware, Paint* and Oils, and all kind* of
; Staple and Fancy Groceries,
, Also lime, Brick, Plaster and Cement Anvnta for Fish BIT*. «t Ce.*s
L celebrated Wagon*.
Commercial street, Seattle. W. T. HARKI*OTO*i A t+MITH.
INS U 1* A N C E I
i
IS AI.S, ITS HHAMHKK.
Kire, M-uine, L.itc and Accideui
TAYLOR 4 BURNS, Agents,
Do an Exclusive Insurance Business, representing 2 t
companies, the best in the world. Prompt
i payment cf losses.
Uefer to an> of «» i «»l«l iMinloinem.
4+ttlr* In Katldr 1 ! HulWliuic limn
A L BKHT H A NTSK V.
• —l*HALrii l.\—
Watches. Diamonds and -Imirv
♦»
«#!• for t »« tel«»irat«a
-i STEIN WAY PIANOS,
•Vrid othfr Kireit'H'luiiii Makf*- ot i ;unt n itiid »
YESUEK BLOCK. FROM riltfiET. <***
NOT Foil SALE
j IN THK CONTRARY, OIK IN-r KANCIt At.KSCV *| SKY EH *
' ' «ftiaf«rtorjr. It liaaeooM«iniv kept pace with Uw *r..»ih and [. »-nt
and ta<» proapecta (or the futuie were uerer brighter. W repre»,'tit I •« lnamnm>t
, ■'..inpaiiit», araimt which may he- foanJ !ht oi :»! and la Uu wor! : *(•oofl*
•nirwlnw to a legitimate laauranc baaineaa i-*clu»n e . Kiriiic thai a »»e ««r ••r***
peraonal attention. Wc hart recently added toon.- liat the iindou Aworauce. wftb «
capita, of II >.000,9AX Thia [a the oldest lu*nratiee company i II the world.
Parti.* re. 4 mrtu< lnauraiice, either Kir., Ma- . l.il< nr Accident wi! End It t- tkai
■ adrautaKe to call ou uaat otir offl. .• In the p,.wln bnililln*. Krvut itre.-' Neil'
JAMES A. CAREY & 00.
i E I
: - -
ZFTTZRZtTITTXZRIE
OK THE IIEWT (^UAMTV
You cab buy the must of, for tue lea*t moury, *t
O. W. Tjyncli & Co's,
117 Commercial Street* Seattle,
Z. C. NL I L E S,
•"""«« to W»!.]rll * IIn;, WW«ml* wl UrUI! tK-»t»r In
RiMiES. I'OOI, PIKLOII I\D MU STOVES.
Ordtn from the uiuauj noUrtted and witiifartlus guarantee- 1
, h ohII Hnd look thruuich onr immnnf
Mill W. T.
LEVY BROTHERS, =
HPnBTKKM
IMPORTED, KEY WEST AND DOMESTIC CIGAES,
TOBACCOS. PIPES, CUTLERY.
ml aU the laxcst (stokers' article*- We iartte tte pubUr aud the trad* In f«w»ra
> tu call uii cuisiw onr doc* aud pitcM.

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