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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-28
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
sEEsors GAS EXPLOSION Al THx osss-
DENTAL HsfEL-


A gas explosion occurred al the f>eciaea-
tai hefel At o'clock yesterday afternoon.
which did eonsidxrxAle damage 10 the piss
tering and plate glass windows For .ex-
eral days the efnployss IN the kitchen Of
Tire hotel have pnplniness u ESCAPING gas
and yesterday afternoon Mr. John Collins.
owner ~ the hozlse. sHss Mr.. JOHN Ander-
aon, his saper Nnndeat of construction
started In 10 irfFsstiEafc the matter. 4nd
Ind the leak IL possible. Mr.. Collins final
" located the leak At = point between the
new addition and the old wpo<3en part Of
the bziidt1E. which il ssfII N use In Or
der 20 satisfy himself thoroughly Mr..
Collins struck q match. ard no sooner lad
he done - tAsa sa explosion oeczrret.
The force Of the shock tore the lsth snd
plaster from the ceiling above aad tore up
several plenks from the fi0-oring Of the sec
ond story directly overhead IL also de-
mciisbed three FreDch-plafe glass Windows
N the front Of the mex stcre In the eastern
cad of the building Both Mr.. Collins and
Mr.. Anderson fsexsed without scratch,
although they were b9th covered with
plaster. Soon after tie explosion some one
turned IN fire alarm aud the department
responded promptly. bat there was no FIRE.
The Damage viii amount 70 about 500.
partially covered by insurance.
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PERSONAL

Mr. W. II. Bowen OF Tacoma was IN seat
tie yesterday.
Mr.. G. II. Morgan Of Tacoma was ia the
city yesterday.
Capt. >. A. Hatfield left for Victoria yes
teFday morning.
Mrs. Robert Morrison Is stu yery III AZ
her residence in South seattle.
Mrs. Frank H. wiusiow and child re-
turned from visit TO Port Townsend yes
tefday.
Mr. Charles Kennedy. general agent for
the foek Island route al Portland. is At the
Occidental.
Mr.. Eugene shelby. assistant sutserin.
iendenf Of Wells, Fargo 4 CO. nj Portland.
Or, j. IN the city IN the interest Of the
company.
The marriage Of Ar. William A. Avery Of
the firm Of Avery & Kirke, and Miss Lizzie
Boafdman. a charming belle OF Union
street, Is announced TO take place in the
near future
Miss Emma PEBBLES and Miss Brownie
Brown ieft for California yesterday. Niss
PEBBLES will spend the winter with friends
in Santa Clara and Miss Brown win enter
school in California.
Mr. d. MeNicoli, general passenger agent
of the eastern division aud Mr. Robert
Kerr. general passenger aud freight agent
q the western division Of the Canadian
Pacific railway, passed through the city
yesterday en- route for Victoria.
II viii afford pleasure to the many
friends of Miss Lillian Burrows 10 learn
that she Is recovering health in California.
where she has been visiting for the past
six weeks Miss Burrows was very popu.
lar as teacher in the Central school Of
this city.
Mr., :. b. Wiley. comptroller OF the Ore
g0u Railway & NAVIGATION Company. is In
the city. finishing the work OF new regis
tration for all the steam craft OF his com
pany. He was recently elected secretary
OF the company vice Theodore Wygant
aud under the regulations of the treasury
department ownership OF steamers must
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A PECULIAR CASE.
Something That IS Pazzling the
Deteeffves

Detectives.
old maa gaiaissch, who keeps u fruit
stand Gu second street, near cherry, IS
liable q hc g.yea considerable trouble hy
BIZ Jate son
Il will be remembered that ai the time Of
ihe arrest OF the four burglars who robbed
Gross brothurs store "a Tacoma. one Of
Mem. named Henry Meyers. told Mr. Wool-
cry that he knew 5oidtzsch. senior In chi.
eag0, and thar BIZ lad rohlsod his wife
u something over fe,eo and
pat oug for paris unknown Meyers had
endcafnFrd 90 cXtogt money FROM the old
nan, and when lac refused 10 give up, Mey-
ets AHd written a dispatch - young
GalitE>ch. which read as Follows
-fhe old mau is here in business Telc-
sraph Instructions.
Tais telegram Was never sent. as the INK
as, hardly dry uu &c When Meyers WAS ar
rested, but from i Mf. Weolery got the ad-
sFeSs Of the son, and opened correspond
sncc with him. Myers had Told Mr.. Wool
rEy 'horc WAS a reward fer the old man ;
arrest ami maj Wss the principal point
thai concerned The detective. la his hrSt
telegram Mr. Moolery said he thought The
Old man eugi8 be located. prov ided there
vas snythiug tn Il. The reply came hack
Arrest aud bold him till an etilcer ar
fiyrS' Mr. Moolery paid no attention g
wis, bur seat the following message Tel
essaph 10 the chief of police al seattle IA
fnrc OF charge against your father, sud
amount az reward
Ihis latter message Was sent Solls ore
eeyS age. hut no nspiy has been rvcciNcd,
aud M WoolCry Is Ot the opiulen Thar
iAe7e Is en- oliclr Gosy 0a the way cat hers
iag ihg old gCniiCmaB
to The meantime Nr tuidtEsch con,
Nnues io sc.. gVu pears tar ANC cents, aud
y lcau money Ueen hc thinks the se','s!ty
e scoA Tic Knows that the pnbAc3ty hc
revived iusra his Iuzifttgaee with
Aevcrs Wuald expose h3s whereabouts.
ami set Dig does uai arpesr O. D. The lrasi
tontcFucd. E1is essa has nazti-l thg
oftgcrs cons .terahrv
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
weryxxsy TO SUPPLY THE DEMAND
rea LUMBER.
..s coehrane In Quest Of a Char
-..r-The spokane Enbexxier
-. gaek for Triai-A PuzxIine
e..~ fsr the Police.

.-..,sss n Incorporation OF the Puget
- - s.es,ar and Lumber Company were
- = ne audifor's Office yesterday.
20. ,-.nrrora,ors are Cyrus Walker,
1he 's ,as.s, william Reuton, ), 81
z q. W ssetson. and w. q.
49, $500 -, The capital stock ID placed
49,, no Ia sla0 shares aud the principal
SL~ "A busine<s Is to be seattle. The
}le<1.s..sss efiecfs 81 the company are IA
49, '..,treiiaee and Operate sawmills,
gl 49, xprkiBg factories. logging camps,
se.ssss..eais. csufes, etc, and 70 do ali other
49, necessary for carrying on sawSniiI
-. - yoesi- working business
~ -zr.,rser called on one Of the snc0rpor-
- =, oafsIn some additional particulars
49, s.se..es-ni,g The intentions Of the new In
sn,.1-,s.s.-ssIof. That gentleman said. '.The
- ...lx, ,if,r az the Puget sound Cedar and
$500 f,outUany are all practical mill
- ,,,raf.r fteu from the Puget Mil Com
- -. pa-t rlakely Mil Company and the
$500 4 Post Mil Company. The new
s....sr.gra,ien has purchased of Mr.. Frank
ss.ssfer,i piece Of property just south OF
~. -;etson 4 Post mill. 10 feet wide. and
sxtendiDx 70 deep water for 1900, which
81 Al once be wharfed over On
,.ss Sc viii establish great lumber
s.r.s for the storage and shipment of all
s,lsIys a. lumber. As soon a the ksarf Is
sase ,,efed, and we are ready for business,
- iii start a good man out on the road
=" $40 carlosd orders. We expect 10 do
:. 5rasaense business east Of the noun
ss,as and all along the line Of the Northern
esrsfc railroad, aud If BIakeIey, Gamble,
isS,ow. Utsal2dy and the rfetson & Post
NH eaunOt supply the lumber as fast as
- fhfp Il from Seattle. we viii buiId
sarae mills that can. Heretofore, large
ariers which have come ia here for tuin-
~ 10 be shipped b. rail, have been re-
fs.ed because our seattle mills could not
s,,pply the local demand, but hereafter
s<afrle viii be in the field for the lumber
f-xde az the country"
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Rex, the Prisoner Arrested Here, Takei
Back for Trial.

sheriff G.ispen, of Spokane county, ar
rived here yesterday and left for home In
the afternoon with J. G. Rex. the young
man who was arresteda few days ago on
the charge OF embezxiing funds belonging
20 his employers, W. y. Turner & Co, Of
spokane Falls sheriff GiISpen SAYS that
Turner & Co. gave Rex power of attorney
90 ac, for them while they were absent
Rom the city. lie paid the men aad him
self aud wrote Turner & Co that he had
oyerdrawn his account, bat would repay
the firm when he was able. Tho next
day he left spokane aud came
10 seattle. Turner & Co claim
shortage al only $50, and after
Rex $ arrest they offered 80 compromise for
$50 Il Il probable that ghis effcr VIII
prejudice their. ease. Rex says tina; the
shortage emily amounts 60 SIS or 100 He
says be has no fear Of being convicted. as
ae Intended 20 act honestly. but could not
rerng the shortage al that time
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ANOTHER WHOLESALE HOUSE.
: Large Croekery House 60 be Is
tahlisaea in the EeStaa Block.

Mr. T. ioaweusa-t, 81 tae iirui 81 u 81
tsr & Co. ne largest wholesale coockery
and glassware house in Portland. i ia he
cts uaaktag arrangements 50 establish An
exclusive wholesale house in this eiiy.
The ar;a bas sceacegt quarters In the Bas-
ton hlocs. aa.i Mir begin assiDess hevc -
S7oR a. glse bgiid.ag i really for shetr o.
ctIraavB-- probably - 5t3sia q fRcg;u.
The cVeas Is tlnseTpT5A s, i@r u = aAolnce
REcai that ~eatsigs ADVANTAGE As a eistrlo-
nfiav csntgs Is hsciHg recognized PSI those
sgiac saae. ~ sBpFig tbs t'ugei s0iHsd 1eit.
Morc taaa i1is. Il useeGs tsiaf "a sQ@esslie
hsssses % 10 a ia7xe hsixiuess an gstSet
s'uui musi caa4e - >esi;.e. All tac trans
r1rfagiau GEeS 81 PUGET saslt nasia cealcr
hers ard islsfGcss can D. tsa1sa eifst eNp2'
alsinnsiy 81 % q Ser sseSHt Furiherz;seT',
seattle s gast reaeeiEe ozls faf the trade os
lac X 4ff itas asi8 \ akizlsA vtlssf btasEaSsid
tae BIG Reua country aud enjoys tac a4Eafl-
tarc ~ he4ng aesres - t1ese Fs-gisisS isan
aap u,acr hlparsaa5 seaport en- the coasf.
Do IS reasonable 60 FestiIci thai within one
wear frrni tais DH2a faeee WIZ Pc esias-
H,ha5 ia ~eaigle lsz-e wholesale hQnsss in
evesy Gar ai uafreAsua Sc
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teorze Austin. 81 Port Blskesey. died 4,
froridence hospital yesterday.
The steamer UmatiEia. Captain Hosruea
viii sail for ea1 Francisco this affarys-ss.,
The steamship Wfflara1sse i is.efg-,s
coal for Portland and sii1 probabIy saii Il
morrow.
William PolIet was xsneea 10 taIt res
tesiay for % days By JEstEee gsaes Tor IN
ing hqusr to Indians
The government snag-beat skazif sx.
poets to leave today for her 1900,
work In the ckszit river
Niiiizn Strange died at Lake washfnx
ton yesterday, aged - years. The funeral
VII be held to-day and the remains VIII -
inferred Ia Masonic cemetery
The steamer Wilmington had "a cahsr,
passeuge and - steersge besides % toms
Of merchandise and fun cargo Of eoal
when she ieff for Saa Francisco yesterday
morning
The ships Ivanioe. Levi q. Burgess and
Marguerite loaded with coal have sailed 10,
san Francisco The fyanhoe Was lowed
out By the tug Tacoma, and the Burgess
and Marguerite By the = l. Mastick
The members Of the knights TempIar.
with their families enjoyed a pleasant day
yesterday. ~ guests Of Captain Ellis. Of the
Aoantaineer. They visited sidney. and
other points Of interest IN Kftssp county.
Three young men who have been con
neesed with the s<atfle branch of the sal
Walton ArJnT for sometime. left for san
Francisco yesterday. 20 enlist regularly.
and take up the salvation work as a pro-
fesssen
The tax levy for Virginia street has been
made out and viii probably be approved
~ the council this evening The levy l.
Ill mills The eos. Of the improvement
was y4sl0 Is aud the amount 81 The assess
ment roll 81 20.
A game of baseball between companies
and e viii take place at the race track
Tomorrow afternoon 70 decide the cham
piouship Of the regiment A feature Of
the Gay viii be presentation TO one Of
the popular members Of the regiment
samuel l. cHiiis yesterday Med petition
IN the district court for the foreclosure of q
mechanics' Hen for s2Z7 issgainst property
Of seattle lodge No, Z, Independent 0Ssier
Of odd Fellows. The claim II for extra
work on two buildings erecfed for the
lodge
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WHERE Is All JAP


The nifea States authorities think some
thing must have happened All Jap. alias
All Jake. alias Al Joe, the notorious Chi
nesr pilot. who Is usually ia the commis-
siouer's court about once every 10 days for
being illegally IN the country, as he has
not shown mp foF about three weeks. The
last time he was hers. and after an order
had been made 10 return him to British
Columbia. All Jap took Commissioner EN-
cry aside and whispered 10 his ear, "Jadge.
/ ~ back here about oae week dom To-
molioWr He Is now oversiHe by about
weeks ON the "trip previous 10 he last
one. Marshal Hamilton Escorted him %
Vancouver and returned by The Premier.
An jap started OF overland and got hack
t. Seattle few honrs ahead u the mar
shai
Ahont ysar ago Al Jap was seat up for
six months for aiding Cinnamon III enter
ing the United states since hiss release
the authorities are confident that he has
pilated numerous Nougolians Gegcss the
line, but he j. 50 shrewa that the aniaori-
ties have not been able 20 detect him. He
usually travels a Iniie er 50 in advance Of
the main party, and consequently i Is
difficult n secane anK testimony assinsi
him. although his guif Is unQnestiauee.
Al Jap is q sarewd. bright fellow % TN
limited cunning lie Is half Ch!Iese and
half Malay aud speaks and writes good
English
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EVERYTHING READY.
The Gable Road to be Formally Opened
Tn-rnorrovv


The seattle Construction Companys
cable railroad. running on Jackson and
MIL streets 10 aud from Lake Washington,
will be formally opened tomorrow. A
number OF invitations have been issued to
the members Of the press and others, and
the excursion train win leave the Occi-
dental hsfel at IL o'clock. AT 4 o'clock
yesterday morning some OF the officers of
the road made the circuit in a dummy TO
see II everything was in good working or
der and found IL satisfactory. Al 3 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon another dummy was
sent around the circuit, loaded with men
and boys, all of whom were greatly pleased
with their ride The invitation cards for
Saturdays opening are handsomely litho-
graphed with view of Lake Washington
and Mount Rainier in the distance.
The Seattle Construction Company was
incorporated in August, ISL, went right 10
work, aud VIII have It's road in operation
before the close OF september. ISIS. The
officers OF the company are T. r. Minor,
president, T. T. Minor. r. r. sander, J VI.
Thompson, George NJ. Bowman aud J y,
Mstcalfe, directors; and 4. Jackson SUI
perintendent of construction.
Among those who made circuit OF the
road yesterday was AT. George W, sieison,
who prenounces the road perfectly safe.
and declares that il runs more smoothly
than any new road he WAS ever on. This
is the only cable road in operation north
Of san Francisco. Curious persons lined
the down town tracks yesterday and peered
down the cscyicc at the whtzziug cable
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A DRAMATIC EVENT.


-, - -. -. a., at ,...s,-,,,-
AF' A"uts JAMES So 81 t'-e''- - -
auce OK y irklhlHs 81 Ftst "Feth aVuNt
lass might het0Te an aBdieaee which hiied
th,, fhrate~ lie has exers Qualification
- ,-,.s...t .,-,,,s,,,.3.,,. ~ flsis mobile Ha
-, E,.,.s,,i- - . sf,3es.tlff s,hysf.,7i,,- a
80, - ,,is-sir .,oid 4 rieh rs2s.,usf't snd
s,,.S All .,,,....,t y,;I,s a ,na.-aff,,,nf ssar.,
'-....,,.... =. r,,t,,,,d 40, ana ylriI3fv ur
t..N., f,.,.,t,1.. s.. - ~, Isf,.ss,, fafh..r
~, ,..,, ~ ~. ,lss.as,s,sr frs,,, ~,
~ - ~ 1880 kiessifs- ~ e.iy
lrf 49, f..-es5,s5 -. $500. alton
S-,.i, -. So 49, s,-.s,,, Il - sve~ III
Ssi.st - - ar.nrsy
81 LIMA A.. 800. ..i,,-
- 800 -, -. sfpp
N'itiNtt s- ,s.,l+@ H., 49,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ne Aggrieyed Sheriff VIII Try to win
dicate His Characterh

In The PosT of YESTERDAY
there vas 4 local item IN which /. Y.
cbayder. the keeper OF a road house near
re rase.course, WIS quoted as saying.
ssheriif C0ehrane and ). II. Lewis, the
lagyer, drove out 20 my place and Goch-
fane said. schuyler. i've got a warrant
10, ygHr arrest aud have gof to arrest YOU.
However, brought Mr. Lewis along aud If
sou want 70 retain him rs your attorney
aad he tells ne 70 let you 90, III do II.
Otherwise sill have TO take you to iatl :
al moi waut Lewis, Tor he 4 NOT nv
regular lawyer. but did not want 10 be
dragged through The streets BY the sheriff
sud ihfawn latO iaii. aud Of course I re-.
salned him Is iie only way out % the
scrgpe."
Early IN the day sheriff Coehrane called
At this ofliee and .nuied in positive terms
that any such incident had ever occurred
There lad bern nothing. he said, 10 give
even q shadow IT truth 10 the allegation,
Later. Lewis, his partner Gilman and the
man sfhnYder called. Lewis denied the
fact as alleged in the quoted statement
Of Schuyler. Schuyler also denied the
alleged fact and further denied having
made the statement.
on the other hand il remains 10 be said
ihai the reporter who wrote the item got
the Information from several gentlemen of
Standing 70 whom Schuyler made the
statement ss alleged. They are positive
about II aud say that there eaR be no mis-
take; and there j. la fact no doubt whatever
that be said just what he was reported as
saying. As "a the truth OF the all-round
disclaimer concerning the statement of
fact involved, that will have 10 rest with
the public TO Judge upon its own estimate
Of the COebraneIsewis Schuyler a0mbina.
sioH.
Clearly there Il lie out aud the Posr-
lsrELLIgEscER leaves IL 20 The parties In
Interest to iix It's authorship with only this
reservation, namely. that the lie does net
rest with tRe infofmants OF the reporter
wa1 are truthful aud honorable men.
Sheriff cOchrane was blowing about the
streets yesterday that he was going 20 In
stituie suit for libel against the Posr-
isIElLiGEScKK aud claim damages IN the
sum Of 10000, declaring at the same lime
that u was not money that he was after but
Tindicati0u Of his character. lie
finds, II seems, since the be-
ginning Of his canvass for reelection, that
he IS sadly in need OF a character and pro.
poses At least 20 set up claim for one For
its own part the P0sT-iSrELiiaENcER will
ask for nothing mora 10 its taste than to
have an aggressive hand in case IN
which Cochrnne's character Is on trial.
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ABANDONED BY HER HUSBAND.
4 Young Woman from Tacoma Seeks an
Absolute Divorce,

Hattie May Mathews yesterday began
suit In the district court for an absolute
divorce from her husband, Charles W.
Mathews, 10 whom She was married seven
years ago In Buffalo, New York. In the
complaint she states that she is 50 years
Of age aud her husband -; that he abau-
doaed her at Tacoma last January aud de-
clared that he would no longer support
her; that she was forced 10 leave home
aud earn her own living although he has
means aud ability to Hlake suitable pro-
vision for the support of his family; that
she Is now entirely dependent upon her
personal earnings for livelihood ard that
FOR year previous 70 his refusal TO support
her. he had been guilty of continuous per
sonal indignities which rendered her life
burdensome. She asks the custody of the
only child, Annabsl Nav. aged six years.
Mrs. Mathews. who is a prepossessing
looking young woman. walked up to the
Office of the clerk af the district court and
personally filed the complaint II was q
typewriter copy made by herself aud
signed in beautiful feminine hand
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cowARDIY ASSAULT.
An Cid Man Knocked Doxn BY an un-
known AssaiiAuf.

James otzwsrf Wilson. an aged scotch
man bordering on his 9Th year. was b<a-
tally assaulted Wednesday night by COW
arsiiy assaslspi who entered bis little
shanty near Twelfth and Jackson streets
for plunder. wilson had been in tee bust
ness portion Of The city until 10 o'clock
and started up the hin on Jackson street
towards his home shortly after that hoar.
He opened the door Of his little cabin
aud was engaged in lighting the
lamp when he heard footsteps
behind him when the lamp was lit 1t
revealed TO Wilson strange man who on
being asked what he wanted replied with
an oath '.You are the man / want"
He then struck the defenceiess old man
a heavy blow in the face and Wilson re-
meInbeTed no more until dawn had broken
Thursday morning. He then found IL
diffieult to see, IS both his eyes were
severely bruised and swollen while the
marks Of brass knuekies were deeply
indented on his forehead. on looking
around the scantily furnished room, he
found that every article likely to contain
valnahles had been broken open and the
floor Uttered with the contents Among
the latter he discovered a hat which the
seoundrel had left behind him in his
hurry TO get away from the spot The po-
lice, IL is understood, are on the scent and
il Is hoped that this e0wagdly attack on
poor old debiiitated man VIII be visited
with speedy aud c0u1ign punishment.
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Treatise on Blood and Ska Diseases mailed
free TEE SWIFT srTcrIc Co, Drawer 3
Atlanta, Ga; New York. 75s Broadway.
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GRAND EXCURSIONS

Excursion tickets. good for six months,
still on sale going via Northern Pacific
railroad and returning via Canadian Pa
cifc, Union Pacific and Denver K RIO
firande, the great scenic route, and oregon
short Line or San Francisco, or Southern
Pacific, through California, and by rail or
boat from Fan Francisco 10 Puget sound, AZ
from 80 to si22 %. Tickets now ON sale
via ST. Paul, ChicsEo. Omaha. Council
Bluffs, Kansas City. Denver, salt Lake, Og-
den. 81 Louis. Fl Paso. I}eln!ng. san Diego.
san Francisco and other principal cities at
the Union Ticket Office
~ CHfLBERd. Agent y. p R.H,
GSruer Mil and Commercial streets.
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SeS Blankets Chester Clear
-
View somf0rs<rs Chester clexry.
Ses hroaaeiosa.. cAesser cieary
Price cur spreads. Chester cs<~ry-
New dress goods Isss opes-l- cseary.
yew dress srsnz,fnzz- Chester Clexry.
yew fan and winter ssyle cIaaks. cSeary.
Sew hosiery Eastern cash prices. eiezry-
&c ladies' ali wool hose. Chester cleary
Sew fan styles In soft aud srfT hats
Toklzs singerraan Co
&c; great sale aae ernbroidered haad-
kerrhiefs. Chester CIeary
&c fine embroidered shear lawn hand
kerehiefs- Chester csesry-
Table linens, big purchase lust In. ex
Ira values Chester efeary.
Novelties in dress goods Monday morn
ing Tokiss. slngsrxnzu 4 Co.
New silk umbrellas. metal aad natural
sticks Tokias. singer man 4 Co
5oe-Freneh coutiIIe corsets, all sizes, best
yzlne in the city. Chester cIeary.
Elder down aud French dannels, very
new patterns. Toklas. singermeu & Co.
Our own irnportAfi0n-uorelti dress
fabrics and trimmings not TO be found else
where. Chester cleary.
ssineh ladies' cloth for &c per yard,
all colorss Srinch English suitfng, l6ike
Tokfas Siugerrazn & Co
New millinery by express, Saturday
I'd. ready for inspection Monday
TokfSs Sfngerrysars 4 Ia
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TIE TNJuRRn
Cssditioa o. the Victims Of the Aoci-
dent % statscn s Pests

N fle thtle men wao Nere iu3Ufel iA
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