The Seattle Post-Intelligencer from Seattle, Washington • 4

DAILY LOCAL. A. Onderdonk, the British Colombia railroad contractor, spent last Sunday in this city. Enooh Hay and Fannie Jane Clark, both of Orcaa Island. W.

ware married at Mew Westminster April 15th. The steamship Willamette, coal laden, went to sea last sight, leaving our harbor devoid of shipping. The Umatilla is hourly expected. Fifteen-sixteenths of the Quickstep were sold at San Francisco last week for $24,125, to L. B.

Peterson. Capt. Jacobaen will command her hereafter. The building of dwelling houses goea on in all parta of the city without cessation. New ones are began almost daily.

And yet the demand for houses oontinnea far in exceaa of the supply. Our report of the Chinese bill in Congress is miserably mixed and incomplete, but aa we got it so from the telegraph company and ooald get no more, we hope to be excused by oar readers. The nsw City Council of Olympia has reduced the pay "of its clerk from $240 to SIOO par annum; its treasurer from $l2O to 100; and its marshal from S3O per month and $1 50 per day, to S6O per month without per diem. There would have been a magnificent display of aurora borealia here last Sunday night bad the sky been clear or clouds. As it was the night was as light as though a fall moon were shining, and the phenomenon created much remark.

A. J. Littlejohn, of Olympia, who has beea working in Taooma the greater part of the past two years, has now a contract to build a number of houses at Port Discovery, after completing which he will resume his residence in the Capital town. Hastings A Morgan were awardetMlie Port Townsend-Neuh Hay mail contract at S29UO per annum. The next lowest tender waa Close enongh bidding that, ana a good deal closer than that on the Sitka route, awarded to J.

P. Ludlow at the next lowest bid being presented by the O. B. A N.Co. Mr.

J. L. Walton has brought hern a Btook of parlor skates, and on Thursday night of this week will open up for the season in Yesler's Hali. Ha laid a new floor there, and will be prepared to make it thoroughly pleasant for all lovers of the sport. For the last four months he has lieen in charge of the skating rink at Portland, in the Mechanics Pavilion.

John Phinney's wonud is of a more serious nature than was at first thought, and there is a possibility it may end fa tally. It was inflicted by himself accidentally. He was in a boat and thought he woold take a shot at a seal in the distance. Grasping bis rifle, he gave it a jerk, when the hammer struck something and sent the bullet into his groiu. Dr.

Kendriok subsequently took it out of baok. George Finn received S3OOO yesterday for Mrs. Reynolds, it being the insurance on the life of her late husband. George B. Reynolds, in the Endowment Hank of the Order of Knights of Pythias.

She had previously received a like ram from the Accident Insurance Company, and the two together, with some little property left her, make the young widow quite oomfortable as far as money matters are conoerned. A strike among the longshoremen at Victoria was the oaase of the unusual detention of the Geo. W. Elder at that point last week. The men wanted GO cents per hour for day work, as they were receiving for work at night, and the company's agent refused to aocede to the demand.

As the ship had 760 tons of freight on board for that place, its unloading by the ship's crew alone was nooessanly slow work, and caused her detention a day and a half over the usual time. Oar streets were thronged last Sunday as they are on only few oocasions. The oorning of the steamer from San Francisco, with her crew and passen gers made an addition to our permanent and transient population of souls, which addded to that of the town all drawn out by the beauty of the day, kept a moving throng upon the streets that must have numbered at no time leas than fifteen hundred persons. The new sidewalk to Lake Union helped to attraot thither an unusually large number of promenaders. FBOM SAM The steamship Geo.

W. Elder arrived here on Sunday morning, six days from San Franoisco, two of whioh were spent in the harbor of Vlotnria. She (eft San Franoiaoo well loaded, having on board 761 tons of freight for Victoria, 72 for Port 170 for Seattle, It 3 for Taooma, and 66 for altogether. She also brought a fine lot of passengers including 94 for Viotoria, 21 for Fort Towneeud, 111 for Seattle, K) for Taooma. and 27 for Biitui FOB In another oolumn will be found an advertisement offering for sale a large new barge at Portland.

It is described as a fine oraft, and is undoubtedly what is wanted on Puget Sound to transport our bulky products lumber, iron, grain, hops, Jkc. Some Puget Sounder may miss a rare bargain by not purchasing this barge. Theee Columbia river bargee are a very different style of oraft from our Puget Sound soows, being as much superior the steamer is to the sail vessel. VNX Officer W. B.

Thompaou reoeived a dispatch yesterday from a physician in Los Angelas, California, stating that Mrs. Thompson, who want below a eouple of months ago for ber health, was oonftned to her bed. and seriously ill. Mr. Thompson arranged at ones to joiu his wife, and started last evening.

A man by the name of Baker has been appointed to fill Mr. Thompson's plaee on the polioe force during his abeenee. Captain Brittain has sold the steamer Dispatch to Messrs. Hastings Morgan of Port Townaend, who were the successful bidders for the mail from Port Townaend to Neah Bay. Those gentlemen own the Virginia, and have been running her about the lower Sound successfully for some time.

They will take possession of the steamer Diapatch in time to put her in good shape before entering upon their mail service. Coat Ship Beivtders baa been chartered another year to carry ml from Departure Bay to Wilmington. The ship Alaska to also nnder engagement for another year for the name business, as wall aa the Enoch Talbot, for three trips and the bark German is for one trip. NEW A. A.

Ball, Edgar Bryant and B. P. Day kin formed a for the buying and Bailing of real aalata. They have eome ehoiae property faraale, and advertiaa bargaiua. Their ofloe will ba found in Cotman'a row, Front atraet.

Poa San P. C. 8. steamship Gao. W.

1 ldar will aaii for San Franeiaeo on VTednaeday, Aprij 19th, at ft p.m. For passage apply to W. U- Pnmpnrey, Ticket Agent. Keoeived par ataaaaar Gao. W.

Elder the following leading branda of importad eigarx: Commercial, E. Vtllaa, K. Garcia Cooehaa; Mamal Garcia; Henry Clay, and a number of otbar branda of cigare and tobaaoo which I will aaii at tha lowest market rata. D. Wmaiain.

The California Cigar and Tobacco Honaa. Buuw will receive by tha Gwm W. Elder one of theftneet atoeka atmw goods em brought to Seattle. Petwone wiebing anything in the atraw Una will do wto eall earlr after tha arrival of ateaaMhip.fi. Uarsa aU-tw Front atraat.

KMgh rm eheep at Oayton Mw. can mw beast ef atalMedgetf Chamber ef CMuatrrt. OBOAJTIZATTON PKSTECTXD. For the past year the boainess men of Seattle have been contemplating some organization for the better protection of their general interests, but the matter never assumed a tangible shape till last evening, whan about twenty-five leading citizens and business men met at the office of McLure A Taylor, and proceeded to organize THZ CUAJtBKB OF or cm or Judge Lewis was chosen Chairman of the meeting and Judge Burke Secretary. A constitution and by-laws which had been prepared by a committee were then read and considered by sections, and finally adopted, after which they were signad by the following gentlemen: J.

B. Lewis, H. L. Yesler, O. John Lsary, A.

Mackintosh. Alfred bnyder, Geo. W. Harris, Z. C.

Miles, Campbell, b. C. Woodruff. C. P.

Stone, John J. Post. John Co'lins, H. G. Strove.

H. B. Bag lev. F. Wusthoff, S.

Erauenthal, W. A. Jennings. batuublKennoy, Thomas Burke, W. 11.

'laylor, Z. C. llaines, Bailey Gatzert. Ihe tollowing officers were chosen by ballot: J. B.

Lewis, president; B. Gatzert. vice-president; C. P. Stone, recording secretary; Ibomas Burke, corresponding secretary: George W.

Harris, treasurer. After the organization was permanently effected, and officers elected, the following resolutions were unanimously passed: Whebkas, The contract for carrying the mail between Port Townseud and bitka has been awarded to Jaines P. Ludlow, of this city, and Whebeah, The Board of Trade of the city of Portland hits adopted resolutions calling in question the ability of Mr. Ladlow to carry out said contract, now therefore be it Jitvli rd, By the Committee of Cow merce of the city of Seattle, that we here protest against tlis extraordinary action of the Board of Trade of Portland ns an unwarrantable intermeddling with a matter which in no wise ooncerns it: and be it farther That upon the most careful inquiry and investigation on the part of the Chamber of Co mm of the city of Seattle, it is clear that the contractor, James P. Ludlow, is ready and able to provide the most ample facilities, in the way of safe and suitable steamboats, for the transportation of said mail, in accordance with the requirements of his contract.

A motion was made and carried to transmit by telegraph to the Postmaster General a copy of the above resolutions, and that a telegram be sent to our Delegate, Hon. Thos. H. Brents, calling his attention to the resolutions and requesting his assistance and 00-operation in presenting the matter to the Postmaster General. (OIBT MONDAY, April 17.

Philip Walker, on application, was admitted to practice in all eourts of the Territory. The jury in the case of J.Mclntire vs. A. M. Snyder returned a verdict 'or plaintiff, without damages.

Win. Copland, a native of Scotland, was admitted to citizenship. Ah Le Ah paid a fine of SSO and coHts for smuggling, and was discharged from custody. The jury in the case of Flowers vs. The City of Seattle, was out, with instructions to bring in a sealed verdict.

Adjourned till 10 o'olock tomorrow. ANOTHER BDSINK.B Workmen laid the foundation for a wooden business honse 24x40 feet, two stories high, on Mill street, 120 feet west of the Post building, yesterday. The first story will be used as a wholesale liquor establishment, and the eeoond story will be divided up into sleeping apartments. Robert Goodburn has a contract to erect the building. Go to Clayton Bros, for your purses.

Corsets from 45 cents and upward at Clayton Bros. WM. PHIL POTT. House and sign painting, paper hanging, kalsotuining and glaziug. Front street, opposite Sullivan's block.

Seattle. mhS-tf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention, Steamboats! WATER WORKS AT TULALIP will be ready to supply by Friday, April 31st. They can Hood a steamer in fifteen minutes. alB-lt Harmony Lodge K.

of P. MEMBERS OF HARMONY LODGE K. of P. are requested to meet at their Lodge room on Thursday evening. April ANh.

as important business will come before the meeting. aIB-3t WM. MERWIN. Estate Brokers. BRYAN, BELL DAY HAVE OPENED AN OFFICE IN Oilman's Hlock.

on Front street, and respectfully solicit the patronage of those wishing to buy or sell. LOTS FOR SALE In all the different additions of N. Hell. LOTS FOR SALE Iu the two additions of the heirs of 8. A.

Bell. LOTS AND BLOCKS In Mercer's addition. LOTS AND BLOCKS In D. T. Denny's addition.

And other property. Improved and unimproved. in different parts of the city and country. BUYAH, BELL A DAY. Auction Sale or THE FINE NEWBARCE CASCADE, VJOW LYING AT THE FOOT OF CO- ParU near Smith milL This barge is entirely new.

never having been need, and has a capacity of ovsr 500 tone. It is the finest and TIMTH substantial barge on these waters. The sides are built of ft-ineh timber, and the bottom ia orar 51 inehes thick- clear lumber. Length of barjp, UB feet; length of bouse, 140 feet. 9 feet high.

Has round bottom, solid oak knees, and is built for stn-ncth and durability all through. Between one and two tons of iron bolts were used in ber construction. This substantial craft will be sold to the highest bidder on Fiidtv, April 21st, At 2 oYlork p.m., BY I I.MAN CO. fIT Sale held on the barge. aliMt WANTED.

A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN Ait! for a tuual! family AJdmtt box Beiutie P. Q. alft-lw Situation Wanted. A oy tXPKRL SEATTLE DAILY POST-INTELLIGENCEB. TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1882.

MURCTMHOUSE ARRIVALS. LMcGuire. Blakely Brown. Utsalady FWSparling, Vaovr BHUpam, EBPettyjohn, Cal TJColbet, HKHall, Blakely A Jocelin, EBMoore. Tulalip DPWallace, Taoo'a WJ Wagoner, win, TaccTa HC'arson.

Discovery GCHubberd. Sno'h Sordsn. WPresion JCarlin. Island AM 1 JBDyar. Jrondale WABiee, Morgan.Town send ANaenberg, LAliastings.

CBHawley, WOChapman DFBiegle, Hammond, JKolroan, FM Hastings. MraPrescott, GMVandorn w.lll HELevy, TO'Brien, Samish FHambarger, I Carson. Snohom'shGWProsser Hubbard, MBAugasiin JHV.ilt, Tacoma JGHaitt. IU Blakl'y MissKvans, B'lhorne. Benton BBHannah, EMSmithers.

WBeam. Ogn City LHirach, Olympia LPHanna A OCCIDENTAL HOTEL AKHIVLAS. JHawkes. Carboado BXBaker. Portland WDavidson, DMKirby, alia WBBaker, Tacoiua WSmith.

Marvaville JDMcAlliater, WSlxtwe. CHDanforth. I'SChne, Silverton. Whitfield Sho'sh ECHalt, Colorado Mo (Wollins, FCWarner, lowa MWebb, Victoria JSpencer. Oakland McCallnm, '1 Martin, Sacre'nto TMcCarthy.

SACaveuaugh, Cal PKelly, JJBroomah, Mex i AMcyneen. WThorupson, DMarshall, JScaith, JMKipley Cal AMuier, MStele, GBeckingbam, JWHnrst. MLtson, LMiller. WHBrown, Col TSN'ewland, Skagit W()'Brian, BLPenrofe. Canal BArmstrong.

Mliayea. MBaqnist, Squak NEW ENCLAND KOTZL ARRIVALS. Pettyjohn. GHabr BSKay. Benton JLHayley, EEiiickman, WJGray.

CBsntly, CLinquist, MJSavtoour. DMoGilyrey, WTLeigh, MThal, FStemke, Castle, Dercg, Buckingham. Wesley. Olympia JWSmart, ASprague, THBates, JTOlson, TKeudagton, GMassev. Montgomery, Prestly fy.

FWDeLorimer," ETaylar. DECIDEDLY the best place to get a good imported or domestic cigar is at Cosjjer's, Corner Mill and Front sts. Buy BeMing Bros, silk from Clayton it is the best. E. Myer, of the Paget Sonnd Hat Store, has the best assortment of Gents' Furnishing Goods in the city, and sells oherjier than any other house on the Sonnd.

Give him a trial. ni2l-tf. Tents of any size or shape made to order at greatly reduced rates by Bales Brush, Cherry Seattle, W. T. al3-dtf.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL! Kid (slaves, Lisle Thread ISook lilovcs. Embroidery, Hosiery, Zephyrs, Yarns, Card Board, Creuels, Union Clotli, Ribbons, Collars and' Cuffs, Ladies 9 Purses, Notions! Notions! CLAYTON Front bet. Columbia and Marion, Seattle. CHAB.

N. ENTER, Attorney at law, NEW TACOM.V, W. T. Office opposite New Tacoma Hank. B.

P. STOLL HAS OPENED AN OFFICE IN RElnig's new building, cor. Front and Marion for the practice of DENTISTRY. Those who desire to have their natural teeth treated and saved will do well to Kive me a call. Artificial Dentures on Gold, Celluloid and Rubber bases.

I'riecs reasonable. ap.Vtf FURNISHED OH UNFURXISHRD Rooms, pleasantly situated for summer. Fourth between Pike and Union. al3-lin A POSITIVE BARGAIN! No Humbug About It FOR SALE. A FARM OF ACRES OF FINE River bottom land.

40 acres of which are under cultivation including 75 sheep, oncoow, together household furniture. Then- is upon the farm a house SUxtS feet, a very large. well built Nurn and 15 fruit trees. This property is located on a beautiful river less than is mites from this city, and on a tine road leading both oats and Seattle. 1 "rice ft.

Apply at this office. alt-tf New Jroods. A FINE LOT OF THE LATEST styles of fancy jrocK Hats. Iloaneta. leathers, Kibbons, Orus men in.

and other articles too numerous to mention, just received at my MILLINERY EMPORIUM, To which 1 invite the inspection of the ladies of Seattle and Puget Sound. MRS. T. H. CANST.

Front sttvet, all-tf Opposite Sullivan's Klock. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. RV MUTUAL CONSENT WE, THE tmdereigned of the firm of Nelson I'hinney. have this day dissolved partnership. All bills the late tlnn must lie paid to C.

Ph-nney who will paj all the said firm on presentation. tnUTTLK. April lltb. UJSt A. H.

NELSON. tf e. IN FY. FREDERICKSBURG Lager Beer. erPP keep a full supply cMstandy or, hand.

The public is cor dtolly tovKmi gtvs it a test Vltt a SCIIMID. MISCELLANEOUS. General Ticket CTST. I Ail PREPARED TO SELL TICKETS Via the most popular lines of travel to or from all the principal points in the United States, Great Britain OR EUROPE At The lowest rates, ami will furnish the transportation orders direct through to all points on Fuget Sound. V.

11. POIP2IREY, Ticket Agent C. S. S. aT-ditvlin Seattle.

Pouitry! Poultry! ALEXANDER THORNE, of fine Poultry. VO MORW PLYMOUTH ROCKS FOR 11 sale this season. Chicks for sale after September. Address ALEXANDERS: THORNE. a2-l in Kenton.

T. WANTED. 15 Hewers, wages $3.50 per day. 30 Choppers, 2.50 30 Scorers, 2.50 Men must report to the undersigned at Yale. Hritish Columbia, and by applying to Stahlschmidt Ward.

Victoria, reduced tickets can be purchased from Victoria to Yale for S3, exclusive of meals, alo-tf A. ONDERDONK. SAWMILL For Sale. IS IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER, well located, together with acres of land, having sufficient water power for the establishment of several manufactories, at a bargain. Also, CHEAP LOTS in Hazel wood addition on easy terms.

for sale in all parts of the city and county, improved and unimproved. Heal Estate bought and sold. Apply to SCOTT, Notary Conveyancer. AIM' Next door to Postotlice. FOlt Vl.il ASM AM.

PARLOU STOVE, NEARLY new, 1 so.11u•! chairs, a center table, a a set of dishes and glassware. Also for ait giint Organ. Inquire of A. H. NELSON, Cor.

Main and Seventh alttf Seattle. TO AND FROM PORT BIAKELY Fare 50 Cents, Hy the Sloop BEVNOLDS, Leaving Harrington Smith's daily, aft-lm ANTON EDSTROM. Chewers and Smokers WILL FIND THE FINEST LINE OF Tobaccos on exhibition at our store ever shown on Puget Sound. Prices of all brands marked down live and ten per pound. C.

r. STONE Cash Grocers, Front st. Cigars retailed at wholesale prices. a7-2w City Auctioneer. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, at any time and in any part of the city, anything and everything that you may have to dispose of.

L. L. BALES. All orders left with Bales Brush, on Cherry between Front and Second, will be promptly attended to. al3-tf Auction! Auction! Every Saturday, at 1 o'clock, pOME ONE AM) ALL.

BOTH GREAT V-' and Binall. and see the goods fall under the hammer of L. L. Hales, auctioneer. If you have anything to sell, bring it aloug; or if there is anything on earth you want to buy, come and see BALKS BRUSH.

Cherry between Front and Second. al3-tf Seattle. LOTS FOR SALE. II AVE THE CHEAPEST AND SOME of the best property in this city for sale either by the single lot, half block or whole block, on Front street, near Coppin's, in the Pontius addition and at Lake Union, at prices to suit all buyers. I have also tine lots with houses them and otherwise Improved.

Call at mv house below the cooper shop, between Main and Jackson streets, up stairs. al3-tf MRS. BURRITT. INN, Water St. nearly opp.

Custom House. Port Townscnd. W.T. HAM AND EGOS. COF' fee, served in the very best style.

Everything new and first class. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. Try our Turkish Mocha Coffee, with cake or bread. 15c. Meals at all hours.

ASHW ML rUKMAN, mWIS-ltn Proprietor. NOTICE. ENDOWMENT RANK KNIGHTS OF Pythias will meet hereafter every first and third Wednesday of each month. HAS. M.

SPAULDING. 1 "resident. Gwk R. 1- rxx. and Treas.

wi3-tf HOETOS4 BANKERS SEATTLE, W. T. Deposits received and accounts kept ratyect to Check or Draft. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Francisco. Polliana and New York.

Sight ami Sixty-day bills of Exchange drawn in sums to suit dirwt on Loadou. availaUe elsewhere in Europe. Money loaned approved security. Bonds, Stocks and other valuables oetved on for safe kMptafc. made TO MY PATRONS: My stock now on hand is larger, more varied and complete than ever before.

A full assortment of all goods needed, in STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, CIGARS, TOBACCOS, Will be kept constantly on hand, and all new and useful articles that may be added thereto, thus enabling customers to find at my establishment everything they may require for the table, larder and housekeeping generally. Gratified with my daily increasing business, and grateful to my numerous patrons for past favors, I would respectfully solicit a continuance of public patronage, pledging myself, cousins and aunts, that every article sold is warranted as represented, and in all cases, if not according to order, will be exchanged or the money refunded. Yours, very truly, JENNINGS THE GROCER. I herewith give a few of the numerous bargains that all can avail themselves of during the coming week, WITH ONE CAN YEAST POWDERS: 13 cans Tomatoes, lbs. each, with 1 can Yeast Powders, $1.25 12 cans Peaches, 3 lb.

cans, 3.00 12-lb. box Starch, with one can Yeast Powders, 1.25 12 cans Winslow's Corn, 2.20 12 cans Table Fruit, 3.00 12 Green Corn, 2.00 12 String Beans, 1.15 10 lbs. Corn Starch 1.00 10 ibs. Island Sugar 1.00 Vi lbs. Crushed 1 1.00 Vi lbs.

fine 1.00 11 lbs. Cube 1.00 1 can Golden Syrup, 1 gallon" 90 12 lbs. Island No. 1 Rice 1.00 1 can best Coal Oil, guaranteed 1.95 1 can good Coal Oil, 1.50 6 lbs. Costa Rica Coffee, the best 1.00 7 lbs.

Guatemala 1.00 12 lbs. Saleratus 1.00 8 lbs. Zante Currants 1.00 It is useless for me to enumerate any more of the numerous DRIVES you can make. Prices are changed only with the market. We offer you no baits, but sell everything at a SMALL PROFIT FOR GASH.

JENNINGS, IMPORTER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in BAST INDIA AND ENGLISH GROCERIES, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, ETC. riM.wtf Commercial Seattle, W. T. N.B.—All orders from the country accompanied by cash filled with the same care as if parties were personally present. P.

O. Box 258. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS- MISCELLANEOUS. or AND SUMMEK DRY GOODS AND OLOTHHSTQBY TOKLAS SINGEIMUN, TIIK LEADING Dry Goods and Clothing House. Having within the past two weeks received im mense consignments of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING, We take pleasure in calling the attention of our friends and the public to our magnificent stock oi goods, selected with great care aud adaptability this market by Mr.

Toklas. DRESS GOODS, SILK and BLACK ttOODg Departments will be found REPLETE in all the YERT LATEST SHADES and FABRICS. New Cloaks, Wraps and Ulsters, Canton and Seersucker Ginghams, Scotch Zephyrs and Seaside Suitings in great variety. New Laces, Ties, Fichus, Scarfs, Collars, Collarettes, Buttons, dc, HOUSE FIJRXISHIXCS goods and CARPETS, tie largest stock in the Northwest to select from. CLOTHING.

The most extensive stock north of San Francbca in Men's, and Boys' Suits, at our popular prices. Latest New York styles of fine soft and stiff Hats. Samples sent free to any address on application. TOKLAS SINGERMAN, OF THE GREAT SAN FMEISEO STfIBR ap6-tf CIGARS AND TOBACCOS. A large stock of California ul New York Cigars Juat n.

Mlwd, which we propose to Mil at prices that defy competition. or oss w. A I h'cf Tul'T'oi, Pine. Granulated and Cigarette. Call and see oar stock before baying.

We confident we can satisfy you. S. BAXTER CO. aoaft.tf HARMONY Beer Hall, heat at. apyeallti).

THE FINEST BEER HALL ON PUCKT SOUND. Frw Lunch Day and Niaht! PIOL AND PIGEON' HOLE TABLES In the Hall. The best of order keiit, and a pleasant visit guaranteed to all who come. Mehlkora's aad ftlorsk's Beera eeastastly ra ku4-AIM wm, TO £URNIBHED AND ITNru Rooms suitable for single men or fains. Apply at office.

MARINE WAYS SEATTLE, W. T. Jr. T. MITCHELL HAS BUILT MA.

rine ways aad is now prepared to take contracts for the building of all EIIHII Of STEAM AND SAILING VESSELS I am prepared to do RKPAIRINQ AND OVERHAULING la the least possible time. oTdtf E. T. MITCHELL. SEATTLE.

IRON WORKS. Having taken the above works, formerly occupied by Uakjkv Lorr. I iuu now prepared to annfacture all kinds of aumm Boilers. Pomps Water Wheals aad Horao- Powsr Msahlaary. Steam Heaters rat pabtlc buildings or private dwellings, aadafl tods of genaral work la my Uas MAAC PABHK Bldewtf SeatUa, T.

For Sale. TEX LOTS IN PHINNEY'S ADDITION, $1 10 PER LOT, Payable by instalments of oslf Dollsrs per Week. This is an i for any man. womss t-hild in the city of Seattle to acqidN beautiful site for a home. Young man.

save the live dollars it mM you weekly for and invest in one of these Lots. You'll sequin Ms I habit of SAViNC, Which will be invaluable to you is life, while the FOUNDATION of fortune is being laid. Try it. C. PHINNEY a-Viw Real Katatc BroketS LAGER BEER, Ale and Porter, IN KEGS AND BOTTLES.

MAYING SKCIREDTHESERVICII brrit Hrvwer and Xw of tttlevn 1 as prejtared so furnish the public with BTPXP'O XLIHIXV Of a better quality than has ever teW been otTered north of Krancisca A SLORAH, BREW BUT Car. raarth aad Mill Near the County mhlMf SssWft. Till HI) STREET MABlw Fresh and Salted Bologna i Vegetables, ALWATS ON Shop corner Third and Union i mT-tf MARTIN ricks HRICK YARD TO LEASE- of CA apl liu At Marble Save Money BY CALLING ON ME WHEN want to buy a White." "v'TO Spriugdtld," "IVcrle-ut" or Singer SEWING MACHNS. And get it for several dollars WJ'Qe v.htu you buy of parties who iumMK of traveling 11 'hem. sar'ly) charge enough utore to Waa wages and expenses.

dleineu before thein who proMt on the machine. I WI.SIB only, sad consequently cheaper WW "Jawbucs," and for COIN mil am DBfl will sell oa sponsible parties, and exchange chines. All kinds of i..