Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-30

OF the revenue laws. II the persons
who have made fraudulent entries of
sugars referred to. are in the United
States, both civil and criminal proceed
lngs can be brought against them by
the Goyernrnsnt. Certain it is that
TIER fraudulent appliances aud prac-
tices can be prevented in the future
Robbfng Eisi,ep--.BsS Equity sutts.
Bosros, Jan. ga bill in equity.
brought some months ago by Ieon,.d
second King of Belginrn. in the Supreme
Court against Leon Bernard. to recover
| certain securities deposited by Bernard
In the Union Safe Deposit vaults of this
city. lie suit Is still pending. Another
piii In equity has now been brought by
| lsacore Hippolete Duros Aux, Bishop of
io"nenay, In Belgium, TO recover the
same securities. Bernard, who resides
at Antwerp, had for a long time been
.he Custodian OF money and securities
peionging 10 tae Bishop, which were de-
rived from the revenues of the church.
About March. 1881, Bernard converted
| large amount of securities to his own
use and fled from Belgium to the United
States. Hs was arrested at Havana and
taken back to Belgium, where he is nov
awaiting trial. Bernard, while in the
United States, hired safe of the Union |
Safe Deposit vaults, in which he depos- |
tied large amount of the securities, |
which cannot be attached and which |
| cannot be taken on a writ of replevin |
claim. Bernard has no title to the So |
cnrlties, and it is thought he will be |
made to deliver them to the Bishop, and |
that the Union Safe Deposit vault will |
be restrained from allowing Bernard TO |
have access to the safe, and from deliv- |
ering the securities to him, and that |
plaintiff be put Ill possession of the |
property npon the filing of n bill of in |
junction, issued as prayed for in tho |
bill; further order of the court and a |
Subpoena is also issued FOR the defend |
ant, returnable in March.
New Synagogue.
NEWARK, Jan. A.-The Jewish temple |
called the GATES of Hope," on Eighty |
sixth street. was dedicated this after |
noon. The building was built by Meth |
odists and used by them for several |
years. Because too small for them 1t |
was sold to Jewish congregation who |
| remodeied it. When the ceremonies |
began the lights were turned down and |
the shatters were closed. Rabbi Rev |
i)r. Brown preached. The dedication |
| ceremony was one of the most remark
! 'sOAC 80 hAo iAi1tpEf Va kDO RutpIt. IIt
said be would address his hearers rs
business men. The congregation, he
said. has taken house that has been
| used by Methodist Episcopal worship
| ers; therefore, in business parlanca, this
| Is simply the reopeniug of An old firm
! which consisted of Father, Son and
Holy Ghost, and new partnership
which has dissolved. The Son and Holy
| Ghost stepped down and ont, but the
business Is still to be continued by the
| Father, the old head of the firm, the
one you always have trusted. The same
goods will be offered for sale. We shall
continue to deal in charity. brotherly
love and all the virtues. and We appeal
to all old customers to continue their
trade.
Siuggers ON the Wing.
| New YoRK, Jan. 29.-Mace and Slade
| 90 TO England on April 10th, after
sparring tour through the east and
south, and will exhibit in Liverpool,
Manchester aud London. 1t is Mace's
intention To bring his children back
| with him to this country, which he will
hereafter make his home. Fox will en-
dsavor to find place in New York
where Mace can establish liquor store
and gymnasium, which shall be among
the finest in the city. In case of a match
With Sullivan be made, Slade will go
into training immediately upon the re-
turn of the party from England.
Return Home or an old Aser.
One of the surviving Forty Miners,
Levi Farnsworth. of Jonesboro, Maine,
returned to his old homo a few DAYS
AGO. after an absence of 33 years. He
sailed for the Pacific in November. 1849,
leaving behind him wife and six
children. all of whom were living to
greet him on his return, except one
daughter, who died twenty years ago.
A Ship News Editer Gone.
BosToN, Jan. 29.-The Herald. COM
menting on the death of Granfield
Learned, this morning, says that he has
for wears beer known as the veteran
ship news editor of the World. He es-
tablished the list of East India's fleet,
the California, Australian and South
American fleets in such form that any
vessels in those trades could be located
at a glance.
Greene and Aoyt Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The Senate
confirmed the appointments of Roger s.
Greene as Chief Justice and John p.
Hoyt as Associate Justice of Washing
ton Territory.
Heavy Rental.
The Court of Claims rendered a iudg-
ment for So, ,750. in favor of the execu-
tor of James Green, for the use of the
Mansion House at Alexandria during
| the war.
Fred u Going 60 Sack the Jersey Lily.
| PrrTsBURa, Jan. @.-Fred Gebha' dt
passed through this city yesterday with
sealskin sacque. valued at &lCc1. in
his possession. which he intends pre-
senting to Mrs. Langtry.
had Place for THUGS.
Nrw YosK. Jan. 29.-The Chief of Po.
lice has issued orders to prevent the
sparring match between Mace and Slade,
set down for tonight.
A whipp~r Whipped.
BALrrMsRE, Jan. 29.-Charlea Foots
| (colored) Was whipped with seven lashes
in Jail today for beating his wife.
Enormous Jsdgmeat.
NEw YORK. Jan. 29.--In the Supreme
Court of Chambers today Judge Daniels
| rendered decision granting the motion
argued before him last week in the suit
| Of the Union Pacific Va. The Credit Mo
| bilier OF America. to set aside the judg
ment entered in favor Of plaintiff by
default against defendant in October
last, for $l29.94, ia.
| A kioetehnaa thc Head Of Family.
WASHINGTON, Jan. @.--The Secretary
| of the Interior decided that under the
| law regulating allotment of lands to the
| winnepago Indians in Nebraska, every
| Indian woman married 20 an alien
| white man and having children by him
ranst be regarded as the head of fam
| iIv. and therefore entitled to allotment
| of ~ acres of land.
The Supreme Court also rendered
decision today in which it Is held the
| law of Alabama prohibiting miscegen-
alton is NOS in conflict with the 18th
amendsiens. constitution or civil rights
legislation founded on 1t. for the reason
| that II applies ttre same punishment TO
both offenders. white and black, with
out discrimination.
| Maadamus Case heard.
| WASHINGTON. Jan. .9.-The court IN