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the snsa United states. and not since hav
iax been Paid or accounted Tor az scclret
Is be paid 20 the said United states, and
WHEREAS. On reading and sling tbs saIs
information the r0urr made TIE following
order thereon, sC-wit-
sI,es this cause be SET down foy hearing
On thursday. the nth day of April. A. d.,
isss. 81 10 o'clock. In the forenoon OF thai
tfsy. ct which time All persons having o.
Claiming any interest In said goods, wares
and rnerrhandlse mus. appear and make
their allegations IN thai behalf or their de-
fault viii &c entered. aud let notice &c
given In the usual form by publication
thereof IN the seattle DAILY Posi- ISTEILs
eEScEge Dated this 2lss day OF March,
1853. =
New therefore. al persons having OF
claiming any interest In said goods. wares
and merchandise are hereby nofsIed % ps
and appear in conrf a. the time spec1nec
in said order and make their allegations IN
that behalf or their default viii be enfered
and the prayer of said information granted,
witness the Honorable Thomas Burke,
Judge OF said District Court. and the sea
thereof this 2lss siay OF March, A. D., lssa.
w. T. LEDGERw00D Clerk.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
1 Third Iudicial District of Washington

Il
4 Thiri Judicial District OF Washington
Territory, holding terms az Seattle
The United States OF America VS.. One
Thousand and sixty Tins, containing Five
Hundred and Thirty Pounds OF prepared
Opium.
WnEgEAs, William II. White. United
states attorney for Washington Territory,
hss fled q libel Of Information, IN the
above entitled district court, alleging in
substance as follows
That az time past. to-vit: on the 5fh
day of March. A. y. lsse, at the county of
Kirtifas. in the collection district OF Puget
sound. Leslie Cullom. acting collector of
customs for said district, did seize aud now
hath in his custody at the custom house Of
said district al Port Townsend. IN the
Third judicial district OF said territory, as
being forfeited TO the United states, for
violation of section S0S2, OF the Revised
Statutes of the United States, certain goods.
wares and merchandise, to wit. One
thousand and sixty tins, containing $50
pounds OF prepared opium, then and there
and now OF the value OF $500. for that st 3
time past, to wit. on the 18th day of Feb
ruary. A. D., 1852. said goods, wares and
merchandise. hereinbefore enumerated
and described. being OF foreign growth
and manufacture. aud subject to the pay
ment of duties upon being imported and
brought into the United States, were by
some person or persons unknown, uniaw-
fully, ciandestineiy, frauduiently and
knowingly Imported and brought into the
United States from said foreign port or
place, TO wit: from the Province of British
Columbia in the Dominion of Canada,
with the intent then and there on part of
said importer or importers to defraud the
United States of the duties thereon, the
said duties not having been paid or ac-
counted for, or secured TO be paid to the
United States, and not since having been
paid or accounted for, or secured to be
paid. TO the said United States: and,
WHEREAS, on readiag and fling the said
information, the court made the following
order thereon, to-wit:
LET this cause be set down for hearing
on Thursday the 18th day of April, A. ID.
1889, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that
day. at which time all persons having or
claiming any interest in said goods, wares
snd merchandise must appear and make
their allegations in that behalf or their de-
fault will be entered, and let notice be
given in the usual form by publication
thereof in the SEATTLE DAILY P0sT-ISTEL-
LIGENCER.
Dated this 21st day of March, 1882"
Now therefore, all persons having or
claiming any interest in said goods wares
aud merchandise are hereby notified TO be
and appear in court at the time specified
in said order and make their allegations in
that behalf or their default viii be entered
and the prayer OF said information
granted,
Witness the Honorable Thomas Burke,
judge of said district court, and the seal
thereof this 2lst day of March. A. ID. 1SSa
W. T.. LEDGERWOOD, Clerk.
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According n a reswnt act 81 eoa.
grvss, every person taking up AZ a.
tempting - take ap claims n The
oklahaina district begose Il has l,san
formally ofseaesi 10 settlers. KIN as .....
hafresi srona ever after aesaaifsne tide
10 sssose lanas. This viii. ae dassl.
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Every state admitted into the n,en
in the last bali century, execpt Flor.
ida. voted the Republican ,iekes Al The
last election. Il i not unlikely that
Florida will be Republican in fssss
which with thu Four nsw Republican
states. viii farnish pretty roSsi as
surancs Of theaansinlssrasSon Of Affairs
remaining in the hands * these MAO
have shown themselves the h,st aida
10 hook after the Interests ., tee An,sr.
i..aa s.,..s,la
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bSsiNkSs ASsE ~ sol ~ szE,ssS I
= l ssasss. ssansssssxssly sasssS II gsa..i 4
saaS.k. = ~ ~ ssss& g. raAisg aagstsss ay.ss
: ~. - il g. ga Ia fsass 81 ssl~svfs.s
ssaszFs h'sDSe ia eAe Ssts . 81 xssFH. FsT swp
sasf rassssNesrs AssQiFe ~ sgyN (
sssaass. tsAasns e. 81 aat 81 fass.sn his,ek
@s5as kSsury. =zte3rsSszsfrsV
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RrxrNE>s cnfxsKs

4 FoffEs AND OYSTER rAgf0g CEN-
y sgSllS iaeSfe3 ~ bargain ssfSisx Mae.
gs~, ssS Frans y.
WANTED ~~ GENTLEMEN 10 aaf r
1sss oaf tse tscoian Rses tsse ieass
ing iaseofs 0t >An Francisco. " ho hkve ~
eetresi Is rzs~S 81 xrNs3es goods b4 tAa
stseHass Aiiiainktoa sar The azssaiag %
tas-S Dew tailoring ssssasis : sss..sgs. At ~
ssnaat ssrsz,s. ssss8ta
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I ~ skE#A&S es4WEE ss{as'Se aw
nat ssTs~g e8hAe ~ ara Fssraee -
k@-sF&a ssa igse7 ssssscs > fss'g's NssAssseye4s
asssT sf9.f sasrst Nssea, sAssss e13s4s { Assir..
Nsss kssss @2A Ea&zas s1ssseT Msss ~ Is,
srzlsY reasfSse4 ~ .skgsrx al ssssse.s ~ ~
q Z Asass
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rKRSoNtE.

NFAlrER FEKyER y SUPPOSED Ia
" have fsFra ns a. WAITE Ri<ss. rTsr
that Of John Bow AuFUsie Gs5gss{Yss, MS
address pssase write ~ hls niee- bessie
ferter married rasss Have tuG IS Nnr,
Cas- -, Ssa FEspets~a
TUX ONLY PLACE WHERE A NAN
Il can soc s tae sSsaFsmeas ssf psxs.ai 81
xts~ts teg SUITS made "a ersies IL &C tsaryian
hrs the seatsng saiiosS. 50 Fgsssss ssvvs.t
s@szFtse. " r.
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

THE OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP VIII
Il mington. Frank Worth, master, carry
rates, win sail from San Francisco for
Sound ports on Mar. Is. J. A. Hatfield, art.
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vet Nh Fa.AtE 10 &AEE NngEY
ga ssesss anA sxases tsss snaas s..
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fDAlNTiSG AND ugAWFSs, 80 ASSrS
tat ladies' and Sseu tasg,er Az ,s,,. ss-,.,
ING q Mss AtsSsss sssssIa, B-1ua's ni,N-R
81 s.Ssassa ssssasE. gswnez - fAssrv fsasa
painting a sssees4lts.
VI ANTEn--tsss PITS Fok ria gaANt1
tall ssa ~ sssisvss Y. T. F8sFs. rss,ss
8 SfRrv alaes
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NOTICE,

TAKE NOTICE THAT ALL FEESoNs
Il having clsiEns against the estate Of
CaiharsHe kehoe. tssee ssed, are hereby re-
4s11rrl "A present szsra claims with the
necessary vouchers wsthEn one wear from
tue date hsreof, To the exeenfor ~ SAID e.
tate. - toe osfsee Of Peterson, raben q pss.-
nefather. settle.
Dated February 18th i@ss.
MECHAEI. KEa0E.
kzsesiee 81 sAe estate o. Gxfaarsne Yrha.e
satse@Asa- fef-z~i -ts4fs.
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u 81 COLLIDE & so. ACC0gNrA MIS-
tAe sd 1s.aSg a agents. roasas s. AID s;s.
AaSsss hs.k seeks keyst sTzangss, ~
nsss < Se&srelassgz zas.i& ssa ssslsassas sssts
4 szesss ~ lsssgs See Aex INA
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IaNnsCIrE GIRDrNrRS-

L. Q. seu AGEki. NAOMI HnRII.
H. esssnral gardens. Saazns KlTsap
@oaasTs ~. T.--.Ancsosxse architecture
ard eEksneegiax: Typographical szrxeys.
Fnares plans, sE~scs acastoEs. th@ laying ea.
q Ia Is. TgivSse E1saasS aud esssessFssss
seSssT4fs so "a modern TaxEesSis
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REaL FsraTF BRohFRs.

W L GRAVES * CO. GENERAL
1s1assss0Ts azsG Feai estate h,sakess.
st<N3 Investments xswzys GA h2aA 10th
s5{T sri es3zs1try- sgscclas afsSnssss 10 -gi&-
secssssss< Ass8 essHpsezz 1eEt 81 sN kflsss ~
l&azsr y .sssa sesn1resi. T. . box 1ezlA ole.
Aee. Brunswick hsFeA
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HHPOUsEET STOCK.

GATTRDAY, MARCH 30, AT 10 O'CLOCK
- g. M. 81 the NoEtana stsbles, corner
south ThiF9 and Main streets, I viii sell
rhe following named STOCK 10 pay costs Of
tive ear.old heifer, red color with white
on belly: one red heller. two years old,
with left flank white. The owners OF said
animals are 10 me unknown. j. G.. Mitch
ell, chief of police. seattle, W. r.
L.oR SALE - lMP0UNDED STOCK.
II Tuesday, March Is, at 10 O'Clock q, a.,
az Occidental square, wiz sell at public
auction one red COW, white mark IN face,
large udder, only three teafs: win be sold
to pay costs of inpounding and keeping.
The ownership is TO me unknown. j. G..
Mitchell, chief of police. Seattle. w T.
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John wanamaker was given the
roxtmasser-gereralship not because
Of 4 contribution 10 nationsl
campaign fund. bat because u
his web known business ability.
II was claimed that he EonId run the
rsost0fzsce department on business
prsncirses, ard bis recent order that
ali clerks would BE expected b begin
vork bali au hour earlier than hereto
fore and finish tEo hours later would
Indicate that there sas reason for the
claim. Evidently the new cabinet
officer il not one 81 these naen wiao be-
lievs In having subordinates who do
nothing but dras their pay.
Is there no way 20 stop the parade
OF abandoned men and brazsn women
through our business streets for the
advertisement Of low places Of enter
tainmenty Must people Of decent
semsihflitIes continue 20 be Disguised
and insnssed by this shameless dis
pIay2 II there no limit 10 the privi-
Ieses Of those who make q business OF
vice. The daily parade Of brass
bands has for a long time been a seri-
Gus public nuisanee, but the enterprise
on rival managers has now taken q
form which ontrages deceEacy.
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Advertisements xnoer the heads o. Lost
Konssd, For saIes 10 IGs anA sstaatsoas
Wanted viii pc inserted % sAe Tsts o.
sssrtsx word FOR Hryk insertion ! eeEsf q
xars. for eech subsequent Insertion Par
Eaesss always ia afyRues
The fsIlowing letters are awaiting sdver-
Users at this oasee.
re "a. e + y
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paRrssRs WaSrrD.
Financial.

I III ANfEn-- 4 k-FO SSlRt Il CONTRACT.
w OF for partner in brick yard. kin 81
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WANTED Young NAN. SonER, Ifiss
w tgeut, three years experience In
grocery business, English and German.
wants position. J. Csrstensen, 2 Barrel
Factory road
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SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT

AesSTs. D. r. peauy 4 son beg 70 an
uouaee - the pRtlic and ~ taefr patrons
that thsy have moved into t8eir Eetg Of
tlces ON the csrIer of Kentucky and Gar
rtson streets, where they viii continue 70
handle q choice lire of teal estate whIIe
they VII co1tiAHs "a handle property In
ali parts OF the eitg, they VIII raake a spec
fatty OF fne residence gs.d business prop
efty in tEas fayorite part 81 flss ty--Norsh
seattle
ON "Wednesday Tnesaane, March D. they
WIZ offer for sale lots ia the newly plated
ssldlEoa 70 North Seattle This property
lies just south of e. Kinnsar's addition.
The lots are sd eleared, comparatively
level. aSssi command besAsifal view OF
shs haTseor and the olympic mountains
Electric railway Rms to this property.
Terms MI ~ Tgass1n able, but no prop
egty Will be sold EXCEPT 10 faose who Will
agree 70 erect substantial buildings there
on. Only limited nnraber 81 i8ss "a be
offered fos ssse. Remember the Gete aud
;ae place.
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WANTEit--A YOUNG LAWYER AND
w typewriter, exper; IN ofsiee work. lie
sises employ meni OF desk room Address
:. care 81 Williams 4 Grimm. cify.
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ATTORNEYS- 4T-L4W.


n sB0RS & DYEK ORCHARD OSBORN,
" Trusten p. Dyer, Lawyers, Seattle.
Rooms II and Is, Yesler Building, Mil
street. end of Commercial. Take elevator.
MCBRIDE, CARR 4 PRESTON HAROLD
WI Preston, Henry Mcbride, Z. NJ. Carr.
attorneys and coGasellors ~ Law, offices at
Laconner, Mount Vernon and Seattle.
seattle Office. Yesier-Leary block. jy17dw
~ LAIR HILL, ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
w rooms "A and 10, Boston block, Seat
tie, 1T.
John g. JANICkE. ATTORNEY. NOT
- airy, and surveyor VIII practice be-
fore the United States land Office.
Contests initiased. conducted and de-
Tended. Timber land cases u specially
Vacant government land selected and
settlers located. Township pats and alb
stract of King county corrected mp 10 date
viii be found at mr. office. Address Falls
City. King County, W. Il.
EALUsHA PARSONS, ATTURNEY-AT
NJ law. Seattle, w. 4. Late OF Des Moires.
Iowa Rooms IS. AZ, and IS, Boston block
DLAKE & DREW lTaOs. r. DREW, GEO.
ID ID. BlAkel, attorneys-atlaw. Rooms "a
and Is, Union block, Seattle, Wash. s,sec-
ial attention: Corporation, lann ard Aaiari-
time law.
ID K. NICHOLS, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
IL. North Yakima, w. 4.
EBEE SMITH, ATToRNKY-AT-LA u.
IL :. commissioner aud notary public,
Pine lands bought aud sold Postofiicc
box s-s. Seattle. W. T.
m II. CAM & son, ATTORNEYS AMI
!. .eonnsellor at-law. Notary aud com
mIssione- OF deeds for Oregon, California
aud the District OF Columbia. Commercial
collections a speciality. Office, room 1.
stones brick. Front street.
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WANTEn~ YOUNG NAN WITH FOUR
w years experience in drygoosis and
EruceFy business WAITS position. Address
r. - This osfiaa
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OCrLFsTs md 4URTsTs.


hk GEO. A. REICH, oCULlST, AUR-
~ So, lars ngosc0plst. having returned
fFoH. MS trip 20 the Essr and Europe, win
Dc pitsSc9 70 meet afs fGrraer pass6ns
atd Others desiring bis services. II his
former 0llita. in the Yexie- fssry Block. Sc.
attic, v, r. Residences, corner Foerth end
Marion, iv1zdvt
NE, A. II. kIaHE oCUfISr AND .,tfg-
~ isi, rooms 81 sad -. korn biock, Ycs-
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Gsnnl TO LOAN. THREE YEARS: 10
sstsHtfV per rauf.s geR estate secnFlt =
MAnfiee AcAlcken. rom ~, punein bldg.
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NsANTEa- t6f0o On INSIDE Bus MS
W property. for three or Eve vs aTs at :
per cent per Runun. Address +. q. box
4H, seattle
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4ReHrrEfr,

DEFOhE BEffnING CONSULT Park.
Id f1saa & EycFx. srsAiteess. yasal,S ~
and So, ReS9en hberS
r.NsHEk, A&ff ITEt~T, n ggtf.sasFs stgII.sl-
x iEg, IsgseS skraet nRaaSste Occidental
hosel
IL SgEiSAAN. A ElstsETxIss = s.is,sxs
IL ~ aud 81. bgsssoa b.erk. cnrnes seq
end and Columbia Ssrx<ssx
w s HpuSE, AKunIrECr. o1ssTJ Il
w /. hioek
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MONEY TO LOAN. INSURANCE WRIT
vi ten. saa notary public work done
III. q. ehuey q Co. corner Bell and Front
Streets North seattle
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PHYSICIANS IND sURGEDys.

NE. ]. THORNTON RoHM, MAIN OF.
~ uee room A, second acor, Front, resi-
danee 1915 Fourth street, near Pike; aiii
DC found IN office, . n. n. 20 / y. m, ESQ
g =. MI 6.ao TO p. No.; i2lzis Front
street. Pullman House, Seattle. W. Il,
TYR. T. G. JOHNSON. PHYSICIAN AND
y surgeon. once corner Front and
Cherry, over Lownan K Hauford's store
Residence s17 Yesler ayenue. Telephone
2l6.
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Rev. George H. Watson. Prest6ent. rsxi-
s.suee Third aud Jefferson stsoek j. r.
E&zieson. M D., attending physician.
Otsce. Kenny block Front and CoIara-
nsA. Applicants for admission should ar,-
ply - the attending surgeon. except IN
eAses o. accident, or private eases ia
charge Of other physicians
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lARAH KENDALL. NJ. u. GRADUATE
- Of homeopathic college. and from Phil
sdeiphia hospital practice. Particular
attention 70 women, children and obstat-
Ftcs. lsa2 Ses.Qfsd street
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AsAattsh tsssA5A. Ats 81 T. - -
sseeas ivory Esessssy evening. IA re1ls
sfAka Nasss. ~sesfsS. a. ~ g'csFss s
isN ~ Sssfsr s1sEEes Hgsss sssnaratsx
tsas s Ca sEteas%
=, Es1H STets \. q
S ssAFg. Aess. Ssssrsssxs
Eas@fssgsae tssx s1N ss-Ys,
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II THE DISTRICT corRT o. IN

Uaised states Marshal f5s Washington
Terrafofy
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+
CHARLES Ii. BAKER. RICHARD NEW.
y ms. jr., civil ensineers and architects
Plans saaGs for hydraulic and sanitary
works. foundations. a0f general cuFaRtruc-
ton; railroad projects sud general Survey
Ing. heuses designed and niif. 0tiee OF
BAKER s. NeyiuS- 6zssis Front -
ID Ii. THOMSON = co. tR- 4 Thara,
III. soa, Gee. CDgtsr.ll, Clarence r.,
!" hsal. civil engineers ard .urvasu q.
room 5, Starr black, seattle. Land, railroad
and Haiae surveying promptly attended tgA
We have the notes aud maps of Ezsiwiek
+ Morris aud wbftwprsa & Thorn sol. sul-
hTacing records of private and nfieiHl sur
veys Ia Ses;tlo and throughout tie Puget
sound BASIN from the earliest date.
GCUkgY & OWENS u. q. sgUGRr. Il
- \, Owens civil engines a, surveyors,
s1a CONTRACTORS. Raj ways and athsf pui :
an Nsasks lesssf1e6 All. baiIs Office
Rooms - aud 81. NssIer block. J8snaS x.
opposite Occidental
n +, ANDERSON 4 CO. ENGE SGEgS
Ne and Gfaushlxmeu, Corrected tsgss1s-
snsp pats; city, voUnsy a2ss addition rasgss
No. - Columbia street.. secoDG sa<lr from
United sfsses laid rss{fs seattle. NesA
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hrs. WEED 4 coz GO. A. WEED, 81.
~ D.. +. II. Coe. If. D. physicians and
surgeons, room 2, Yesler-Ieary block. Of
nee telephone No. /; Dr.. Goes residence
No. Us.
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- ]. HOLMES. NJ, D.. PHYSICIAN AND
-. surgeon. ONCE Colonial block, See.
oRd and Columbia streets. Office Hours:
lo.b 20 y &. IA: : 20 1. and TO p, M
Telephone No. L.. Residence, Yeslerare-
nue., between Eyghth and Ninth streets.
Telephone 1ei
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EMPLOYMENT HAyrFD.

"ANTED--A SITUATION As CHAM
" bsrmaid Ia hotel by u steady. relia
bic Scotch woman. Address room So. New
England hotel
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s.Nuk SAI.E--s STOCK or boots AMI
L shoes. a good trade established: no
better location ga Seattle; low rent. No a9Cg
Front a.
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G.1sD nnil 10 LOAN. IN SUNS 10
sS-sNsVVN snit borrowers. upan iin-
proved city and farm property also Tor
ballting purposes. lowest rates, 40 DELAY
4 howdon. los Columbia street near rront
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o LIKE SPITE.
Arrest OF a Man on . Very Flimsy Com
plant Of Forgery.

Arrest OF a Man on . Very Flimsy Com.
plant Of Forgery.
Friday evening Elmer Mayberry, pro
prietor OF the Owl saloon, on Galena and
Wyoming streets, procured the arrest Of q
barkeeper named Armstrong, formally in
his employ, on the charge OF forgery. Arm.
strong was arrested In his room at the
Med srmott. about 8 O'Clock Saturday
morning and conducted to jail. From what
could be learned OF the affair, Armstrong,
at the dictation Of another party, wrote a
note to q woman in Mayberry's employ,
demanding that she send ten dollars to
the author Of the note. who, it appears
had been on rather intimate terms with
the woman The latter. it is alleged, had
contributed similar amounts previously to
the man who dictated the note, and be
had reason to believe that she would not
refuse an assessment in this instance.
That Armstrong wrote the note at the re-
quest OF another man and had no further
interest in the matter, ia known to at least
three persons present at the time it was
written. Armstrong, of course, with the
OF the author, signed the name Of
the latter and forwarded it to the woman
by q messenger boy. In some way the note
into Mayberry's hands, and acting
upon the impulse OF the moment. he had
arrested upon the charge OF
the original author having dis
giving permission to Armstrong TO
use his name. Armstrong is positive that
be can pr We to the contrary, and upon Q
statement Of his case to Judge Newkirk
yesterday he was released on his " re-
,ognizance until Monday, when the trial
wifi be heard . a1 1s 1 se z1t@aE