Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-19

In the ease Of MeNsusht Va. Dvsr
e1o otners, the Chief Justice Yesterday
On toe eppiieAslon Of Mr.. Theodors D.
s,e' confirmed The report Of the REFERS.
M. ". Morris Hailer, and gave j1dg-
nent N favor Of the plaintiff for a.
~ ASs tee amount awarded, and costs
on s0it- bis lordship also gave al order
n iasor OF the plaintiff for posse-.ion
OF toe steamer James AcSsaeht-
clever pssoe Of penvork Is on ex.
nimtion in Messrs- knrtz d Cas- win
GOV, h besnR q copy Of the rssola-
JOE on condolenee passed By the
Amer.ean residents Of Vietoria, and an
seeoons ef The memorial service In
Cnrlss Co1reh Cathedral o. the death
q General Grant The eagrossine is
oy tne hand of Mr.. Tudor Tiedemaz,
and = one OF the many evidences OF hin
artistic penmAnship. Rhe resolutions
viii be forwarded 70 the vidov of ths
dead geaeral in few days.
An application will be made TO the
oivislonal court tomorrow 70 have the
Judgment obtained by J. Gesz. of San
franeIsco, against the firm Of Kvone
Lse Co. of this city, for the sum Of
S4s.00o. set aside The indetaeat Vas
given tg Mr.. Justice Crease, aud IL Ia
nov seoght 10 prove that be was not
riRns IN rendering such decision. II the
oivislonai eoart decides 10 favor of the
learned justices decision, it will mean
disaster 20 KwonR Lee L Co., Who, an
DER the many conflicting circumstances
operating against its existenoe, internal
and external, Will have TO saecamb. and
ITS business in this country wound ur.
- Victoria CoIoHGsf.
For some time pass Mr.. Frank Davis
has conducted barber shop on Victoria
Ofs-ceut, opposite the Provincial Hotel.
DURING sast tme be has not only shaved
his customers. bat laid the foundation
70 shave his cfeditors.r On Wednesday
morning the latter scheme Was consum-
mated by Frank Davis leaving With bis |
family and baggage on the steamship |
bernard Castis Tor foreign lsnd, ieav- |
ing nauzerons s'shaved'' creditors to
"iather themselves for aIlowine the tom
sorial artist to have balances on the |
wrong side Of the ledger. Anxious ored- |
Itors who visited Davis late premises |
found them closed. bat on locking |
through the window saw 3 reflection Of |
teeiK own cOuntenanees In the SOLITARY |
iookiuR glass left hanging on the wall. |
On Saturday morning, Nj. .B.H. Smith,
Colleetor Of Customs, accompanied BY |
Mr.. i. Z. Heck. Deputy Collector. pro-
oeeded 70 house on Albert street. 90
cupisd By a Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson, and /
thera fen I'D n valise aud box large \
amount OF 4sBblry, at the marked retail /
prices ssRfeRattag nearly tfo0o worth.
The seized goods comprised: Fifty gen
tlemen's watch chains, nicely arranged
on black cloth, and ten packages Of |
brooches, earrings. lockets, sleeve studs,
rings, watch charms, shirt buttons, eto. I
enough 70 stock q good sized jewelry \
shop. On the goods being found, Dav-
idson exclaimed, =" You've got my lew
elry al last He then made a clean
breast Of it, and stated that they had /
broughs the iswelFy from Seattle and
passed IL through Victoria concealed
about their persons, some Of it being
conceaiea b their stockings. and they
thoneht they we're all right when they
suocessfully got clear of Victoria. It
was their intention to sell the ievelry at
the diffsreat places In she Province, and
Davidson said be had more jewelry CON-
ing. but that IL vonld be entered 10 the
custom house and the. duty paid. The
customs officers conhscsted the SNUG
Rled goods, aBd the Collector at once
made the usual report to the Minister Of
Customs. We congratulate our customs
officials on their clever capture. David
son and bis party are from Montana,
and the Invoices show that tue articles
we're sapplied by Lamont 4 Co., Of Obi
Press.