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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-07
EFFECT or BAD WHISKY.
Beck Agent Comedians Death the
Climax of pehauch.

The inquest oH the remains OF Michael
T. ConueIian. the book agent who died ia
the city prison on Thursday night, Was 70.
sumed yesterday. Or. +. l. Smith, who
held the autopsy. testified that there was
nothing ia Comedians condition 10 tndi-
cate organic disease. No trace of morphine
was found la the stomach. The witness
conclusion was that Comedian had died
from the effects of a dehauch.
Pawnbroker L. GreenberE testified that
Connelian pawned his watch with him on
Thursday morning last for 81 80. The re-
ceipt for the watch was found by Mr. Cross
In the inside pocket of Comedians vest.
The jgfy returned the following verdict
I'VE, the jury, tnaranneied to inquire into
the cause of n. +. Comedians death. do
hnd after q careful examination of
witnesses, that there are no evidences that
sAid tonueilan came 10 hia death by any
other cause than frequent and repeated
doses OF bad whisky"
II was learned that X. Miller, one OF the
chemists who tested the contents of Goa
nelisa's stomach, found traces of NOR
phine. Charles Parker. another chemist,
could find no traces of morphine. As the
tests were OF the simplest nature. and as
no analysis was made, nr. Smith thought
u best 10 report 20 the Jury that no NOR
phino was found.
The remains % the unfortunate book
agent Will be shipped 10 Portland for
burial there to-day.
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BREvIrIEs.

Chicken dinner AZ the Palace, 20 cents.
The seattle. Lake Shsre & Eastern has
established q suburban station calIetbRQSf
I've miles from this city.
A r. Treen. George Chefse.xorsh aud n,
Miller bought lots TODAY III tslln1an NARY
and Will buildsi
Dir. York speaks az the opers house this
evening on the scarlet Woman Admis.
sion Is cents: ladies', 10 cents.
Read the advertisement OF Toklas. sing-
ernau & CO., on the second page. II an
uounces their grand spring opening on
Tomorrow evening.
Declarations OF Intention have been fled
with the clefx Of the district court by
william A. Brown OF Great Britain and
Hans Nilsson of Norway and sweden.
The investigation Of the Anderson-Starr
collision was resumed yesterday before
United states Inspectors Bryant and Bul-
ieue. AT s o'clock the case was adjourned
till 10 o'clock on Monday.
Owing 10 hts engagement 10 conduct the
obsequles Of the late Mrs George $. fseohp
a 2o'elock this afternoon. Rev, zh2f.
Damon win be unable 20 reach hiseb<gk at
Port Blakeley for this evening.
The Oregon short Line and Union Pa
eifle Railroad have placed tickets on sale
with Il. W. Mcssinnis, agent OF the Cana
dian Pacific PASSENGERS can purchase
tickets foe the East over this route ~
eheaply as by any other.
The steamer j. r. Boyden yesterday
towed In srem utsaiasy q raft of logs con.
tanning 600 $50 feet. They were consigned
20 the Oregon Improvement Company.
The Boydeu returned tn UfEalady after
another raft of the same size.
The town of snohomIsh will IN all prob
ability be placed GA the Northwestern
dramatic eirsuit. Passenger Agent Allen
of the Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern has
been endeavoring 10 bring about this re-
salt for some time past. aud has nearly
succeeded.
Ofsicer Moran arrested two men named
J. Gibbons and r. A. Knapp early yesterday
morning for stealing chickens. They had
a sack containing six chickens. which
they said they had picked up on Washing
ton street.. The owner Of the chickens has
not yet been found.
John Mcclure, the man whose arm Was
crushed on Friday afternoon by having IL
run over by the cars Of the Puget sound
shore railway, Is resting easy with every
chance for recovery. On the evening fol-
lowing the accident the arm was atapu-
tated at the shoulder joint by Drx. Eagle-
sou. Dawson. aud Zoe. and Mclaife has
recovered from the shock.
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TIC nightgowns, handsomely trimmed
Chester Cleary


TIC nightgowns, handsomely trimmed
Chester Cleary.
81 glove-htting corsets. Chester Cleary.
The renowned Boston Quintette Club
viii give one of their concerts ct Frye's
opera house on April 18th. The progranme
VIII consist of popular selections. Be
served seats can be secured ct the Seattle
Pharmacy.
81 heavy white spreads. Chester Cleary
Grand spring opening Monday evening.
ApTil s Magnificent dress goods display.
Toklas, singerrnan & Co.
SC hemstitched handkeFchiefs Chester
Cleary.
New childrens aprons. Chester Cleary.
sc white pique. Chester Cleary.
Money 70 loan; long or short time G. E.
Miller q Co, lis fesleT avenue, Occidental
block
Read cur advertisement on second pare
announcing e grand spring reception OH
Monday evening, April 8. Unprecedented
display in millinery department. third
floor. Toklas, singerTnan Il Co.
hoc muslin underwear garments hand.
soEDeIy trimmed. Chester ciexry.
Cur store viii be closed all day Monday
IA preparation for our grand spring open
boot and shoe display ever exhibited in
Seattle. Toklas. singerinan & Go.
New parasols Chester Clery. 1859 styles
arrived, Chester cleary-
Twenty-iive-eent Atwood dress goods,
Chester CleaTy.
See second page for the announcement
OF our grand spring opening. Monday even.
ing, April : The finest and largest dis.
play Of mems and boys clothing ever
| made In Seattle. Toklas. singerman i. Co.
Fiveeent towels. Chester Cleary.
EuahrolderfRe Chester Csparx
Cordial invitation is extended the public
TO our grand spring reception Monday
evening. April 1. Infinite variety OF mems
furnishing goods exhibited. Tokias, Sing
ernan Il Co.
New silk underwear, Chester Cieary.
Fve-ceHt lace curtain net. Chester
Cieary.
Attend eer grand spring opening Mon
day evening. Finest fancy goods exhibit
Gu the COST. Toslas, sIngerrnan & CO.
New aprons Chester cleary.
| Hosiery. oar kig lot of new goods ar.
| rived, Chester Cleary.
| Come to oar grand reception Monday
leFening, April s. The richest display oi
| carpets. lace curtains, Tsortieres and uphol-
sfery ever shown In Seattle. Toklas, Singer
man & Co.
New jerseys, Chester Cieary.
| View ribbons, Chester Cleary.
see page two of this mornings paper fol
onr grsni spring announcement splendid
exhibition OF ladies' eloaks. jackets. wraps
| and tea gowns. Tokiss. Singerman & Co
New gloves, Chester Cleary.
Our big shipment Of new goods arrived
Chester Clsary.
| Elegantly furnished rooms: delixhifn
view, finest table ia the city. Tho Ayrauit
corner second and Pine streets
Ten-cent naen towels, Chester Cieary.
New dress goods, Chester cleary.
Elegantly furnished rooms: delightful
view nnest table in the city. The Ayrauit
| eeYaeE second aud Pine streets.
New bussles. Chester Cieary.
sale muslin underwear. Chester Cissry
fsncy, McEntiFe 4 Painting. ell Second
| street. have sosae ehaice acreage saitahis
| for plating. Call at once
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SPORTING NOTES.
Local Gossip OF the Prize Ring
Baseball.

A match has been arranged between
Tom Cieary OF this city and Charley
Hawkins Of Port Townsend. 20 take place
within, two weeks from to-day. CicaFy
agrees 20 stop Hawkins within 10 rounds.
Both OF the men viii bexin training imInc-
diateiy.
Both Billy scott and Frank nrifton are la
excellent trim for their fight today.
All talk OF match between Prank
Clever ard Mike Brennan has been
brought ta an end by The spFsininE Of
hrennan's ankle. AZ Port Townsend
Thomas Cicsry af this city aud Tom
Ward of Oregon have signed articles for a
eight to fanlsb for $50 per side and entirc
gate receipts. The fight II 20 come OF In
Oregon May 18th. uueensbesTy rules are
10 govern,
Az the opening ot the baseball season APP
pfcaehes, baseball gossip IS 10 be heard on
every hand.
The makeup of seaftle's nine wiz be
about the same this year as last. The bat
ery--teosfmsn and Bexiey~~wsfi b. the
asne. Matthews, Who played last season
with the salt Lakes. Is "a BE Ia the niae.
As there are more available nea this sea.
sou than last, Seattle u likely 80 have nj
least two good mines, aud possibly more
Jack booth declares that he win not
teach y ball this season.
W. ntckey may be induced ca get cut
and try HIS hand this xfASssn
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- - - 80 NJ - - -
Mxna1mef fer Snoho01sh-
Judge Eantor1 has -emoyec . isrxxnam.
ber of politicians from she anxious sesx ~
the app0Enfnens OF z n. Hopkins TO the
ve-T Incentive pcesrinz Of clerk Of the dEs
rfct c0urt, 70 xHreeeSt w. Z. Isecfe7wooa.
Mr. Hopkins j. NOW elsrkfrg for Z r.
Mcknight sad h o1e Of the best known
yourg men IN Western wash
Lug<on De Was derzsy United
states marshal uaEex his father. Charles
Hepkias. and E<s Glad private positions
1{ tr1ss with credit 2ud honor 70 himself.
1nc AppuSusmsat viii gfre satisfaction -
al wfso are segasSntsd witA Mr. Hopkins
czr4Adfirfex
Jadge Hznxord Iazs nlghs stated that he
Old nof know when Ar. Hopkins wczI1
sarcexd Dir. Les3yerwood. as he had no De-
z1f< % hurry the present incumbent cut Of
ONCE. Mr. ies5xeruoo1's heath has keeu
very poor Tor sazce time, aud he hks an
E9unes1 bis readiness TO step down ard
cat whenever SIS successor Was apDeiEsed
sasIge Hauford has appointed e. A Mis-
xsUer 10 the position Of clerk Of the dis
s-tet court for SzohanixA county. Mr..
Missfnser wAs clerk Of the court up 70 =
short TING aso. when be wzx superseded
By Democratic Official After . few
m0ashs rest he returns to hts old Office 10
fhe satisfaction al the bar and General
pnblIe. Jndze Hanfo-zs approved his
fyf-ifss Al t0rS yFa<1ar5S2E
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THREE YEARS WORK.
Great Advances Made by the Young
Messss Christian Association.


II hare been secretary OF the Seattle
branch OF the Young Mems Christian Assoc
ciation for jsst three years to-day" said
Mr.. George Carter 20 q reporter yesterday.
Since Mr.. Carter came here from Victoria
three years ago the Young Mems Christian
Association has made wonderful strides
when he came here the association oc-
cupied two rooms In the upper story of the
Goiman building, ON the corner Of Marion
and Front streets. There were but eight
members, and the receipts were but $40
per month. The association had beeu
Ia existence foe eight years
before. and was in most ianguishing
condition, For six months after Mr. Car
ter'e arrival the Marion and Front streel
quarters were occupied. Then the assocf-
ation moved 20 It's present quarters al iipi
Front street. Now the association num-
bers 400 members aud tho receipts are
S5Sao per annum. The society has lot
worth 20.u0o has tiT 800 subscribed 10
buGiding fund. aud has q library. piano.
efgan and fixtures worth t2zssa. making It's
total assets $40 900. IL wiz soon move into
go 600 building sud iE doing good work
Tor the young men OF the city.
Secretary Carter modestis attributes the
increase In wealth, membership and use
fitness of the association TO the increase OF
the population and material interests OF
the city: bat his many friends are Of the
opinion that II Is In a great measure due %
his energy and general worth.
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THE SUBSIDY is COMPLETED.
work on CanfleId's Road Being Wig
orousiy Pushed.

Mr. Eugene Casnsid. president D. the
Beliinghsm Bay Railway and Navigation
Compsay. arrived back FROM whascom
yesterday afternoon. The citizens OF What
com. he says. have completed the sa0.o0o
subsidy which they are - give his com
pany. Other towns are also preparing 10
give material aid &c the road. The force
81 men working pg the road a0rth and
south 90 the boundary line has been in-
creased hy the addition of rs ageR. and
construction is going ahead as Fxpsaly as
the weather VIII permit
The authorities az Nhatccm have raised
the grade az the foot Of Broadway street.
the teraiauz 81 the read at Watson. The
cas- are 10 raaH on al elevated roadway 500
feet Ia length. The Nsgoss- road Is beneath.
in this az collisions with teams viii be
prevented Mr.. Gauaela viii rrtusn 70
MhasrSEn on Aonday.
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taeatEenaen frequently cazaplsAn Of their
barker shaving them see close, add khe f4ez
and Be<s hress out satD sEaAsl psmpseS II
nntassls specific Is applied 70 shx t2cs tra-
u1satAsely stses shaving, no fnsss<r how
Close TIE shave. al soFenSss viii % pre-
vensed sod by Stewart 6 Holmes Drug
In
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fAsLCRKs Foo sKvEs 0Ays.-The
business fatiares occasriss through
out the eauufry during the seven days pre-
crssEug March y. IS reported by 4. q. Daa
& Co. are fer she United states, 80. and for
Canada. n, or fstai OF 80. rs compared
With kssssa II "a last week. ami 81 TIE
week prSvious 10 the last For the CORE
spending week Of last year the figures were
-, made NJ Of Ii in tte United states.
aud e IN She dazainlnn af Canada.
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A pain in the back often leads 10 eompli-
Gated diseases that are almost incarable.
oregon Kidney Tea cures the first and pre-
vents the latter. it Is purely vegetable.
and is warranted and sold by stewart and
Holmes Drug Co.
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-, huftdinx, corner Of Front and James
,seprrxr. were opened yesterday a. the ONCE
~ Architect Fisher and were found 20 BE-
= follows.
C. Redwood 5.5W
william II. Beard Ilz-i9Q
fsle.k & Hau6ssker s-------.--------ss-ss Ill 10
n L0hze i9l 30
f7ffn Ran ID. ID
It's Csrkeek Except granite
arches aad columns $40
Potxsne s5s4U
me contract has not Jet been awarded.
Mt i. doubtless win be shortly. The eie-
rs1ors. steam heat, steel beams and term
eotts iuEshings are mot inciuded In these
Nj. II Ii estimated that the total cost 1T
- building win be Hzno IL must BE-
rendered. however. f5as the bids erc
- bat hall the structure. fncfudsng the
iower and zaIn entrance.
Street Commissioner Cummings had q
force Of men at work yesterday cleaning
Yesler avenue and Front street The dry
Nj and dust IL scraped ard swept into
r1IeS aud carried 70 the pablo dumping.
Snound. T0-B0u0w two streetApxinklers
IN be put On Commercial, Frpnt, Second,
Seaxh Second, Warrington AID Main
- those sfreets Next week two more
0l1nklers win likely be put on II the dry
Ge1kker continues.
af5 o'clock LIST evening the four electric
neforz OF the Electric Railway Company
vsre started TO running and kept going
nnfIl 10 o'clock The cars were fkrrngsd
Ufsh those who were anxious TO enjoy the
tleakurc OF ride In the new ears, and
kips were made In sery short time
Engineer Watkins, who superinte1ded the
~ result ft IL the intention 20 keep the
Snn running steadily FROM the present
fime.
Mr.. J. II. aanaefssu yesterday engaged
architect Boone TO prepare the plans for
Ms new building on yesier avenue, ct the
loot OF Front street. On the site nos occu-
pied by HcPhers0nss grocery store. The
etxuctnre win be s0xse, thseesteried, and
for which 1t has already been leased. Con
structfon Is expected 20 begin in iess than
3 month, and the bHflding win be com
p7eted in three months from that time.
Mr.. G. r. Bowman has Completed the
necessary arrangements for the cnnstruc-
don Of his building on south second street,
near Ar. Geo. b. Kittingerss proposed build
Ing, and work on the foundation win be
begun as soon ~ the pile driver which il
81 present 1T work on 4r. Kitfinger's
foundation finishes.
The trustees Of the N. r. church yesief
day forwarded an order 10 . Chicago fur
nitufe house for q sufficient Number Of
opera chairs 10 furnish their church. II
will be some time before work Is nd-
vsnced far enough to permit Of the chairs
being placed In their places.
While the hotel committee has had no
meeting Eince last Monday. IL Is under
stood that work on the Denny hotel viii
begin tomorrow.
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RiGHT- nT-wAv AGKHT. J.w. spriggs.
who hes been book keeper In the office of
United States Marshal Hamilton. has ~
signed bis position and has been succeeded
BIZ Thomas paausmaa. Nf. spfsegs aas
been appointed sightof-way agent Tor the
Port Townsend Southern Railroad CON-
pany He lefs for Port Townsend last even
ins 10 assume the duties Of his position
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Nhsn baby wss sick We gave her cassassa,
when sac sss 3 Child. she cried fog las
fUytR.
" hen she was Miss.s1e clanx 20 Skssaris.
when sac had CkiidrcB. she gave thea
E2ssaE1s-
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THE MoRruaRy list.
Buried ta Fetter's field~Death OF
Mrs. Ada n Jacobs.

Tie remains of George Mlndau. who
died Al Grace Hospital ON Thursday. were
yesterday buried ia Potsegs Geld. UndcF-
Aker sreSs eadeayored 20 and the rela-
yves OF the Deceased, but was unxnccsss-
ful. Ntnaon informed the hospital su-
thoslsses that BE owned property in this
city aud that he had money ca aeyosft tn
= hsnk here also thss tuo of his brothers
resided in sais city
On Friday night Mrs. Ada 4. 1seehS, wife
~ oearge Jacobs. secretary Of the Wash,
ihxteS Steamboat Company. died At the
ianaiiy residence, No. d. Eighth ssFeet,
trula the effects az an sclste attack af paeu-
MOTHS. The funeral viii take place o. :
Clock tats morning from the family Fr&s'
Sssssse Rev. Mr. J. =. namaa viii ofhesste,
- - jacobs WAS born 81 Nhstaeyvilic,
Aaas. Dct0aer = tssks. In tsso she was
married 20 NJ. izcesN. ana "a ISSa movea
70 sSastle, where she las since resided.
che leaves ber husband aa3 eae child -
assoaFa hez loss Mrs.. gnesas hsa MzBy
presence
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,sn you imagine aas sslxaenE that wta
assssafssfies. iil tempered and cranky an rsl-
aasasssF There Is no reasssa whatever
- 80 kry otae should sndsr frorR sndlrss-
s lea. ayspepsss. torpid liver and loss Of ap.
rssasss when *. HenieyAs nAnsleison Tente.
.assa every one knous 10 = certain care,
- o 80 easily obtained sold ey sseysrs
q Holmes Drag Co.
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GENERAL INFORMATION

All full lots except those facing Madison
street. are 6oxI2o feet Those facing Madison
street, except fractions are 5oxIoo feet. There is
I6-foot alley in each block. Division street is
fine avenue 90 feet wide, All other streets are
oo feet wide. The addition is plated on very
generous plan
The addition has not yet been staked, so
that it has been impossible as yet to fix prices.
Everyone knows the location of the Renton
addition, so that it is not necessary to dwell
its beauties. It covers the slightly plateau on the
second. hill on Madison street and commands
view of the Sound, the city, the Cascade and
Olympic mountains, Mount Rainier. Mount Hood,
Mount Baker and Lake Washington 1t is the
highest point between Lake Washington and
Elliott bay and consequently affords the finest
view to be had from any point about the city.
Every purchaser will receive an abstract
of title and warranty deed from Captain
and Mrs. William Renton. Please remember
the first day of the sale,
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY Axn slVTNcl pANK

Yesler-Lesry building, Mill street oppo-
site Commercial street receives deposits In
any amount and allows interest thereon.
Board Of trustees: Leigh 8. J. Hunt. Thorn
IS 7. Minor, Edward b. Downing, J. d.
Lowman, George H. Heilbron, David N.
Baxter. and VIM. RICHTER Fisher. Bank
open daily from q u. to D. M: Satur-
days g. m. 10 p m. and p. m. to Q p. n.
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JrsT AERTvED.-A handsome line OF tidy
rings in metal. In the NEST delicate sh AIDES
TO match rev shades OF silk. Teklss, Sing
erman Il Co.
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iDAIEnE.

Tae greatest minstrel
living. and his talented
dangAtsF. /
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supported by ihelr own
c &c ellie nj company,
when viii be presented
the strongest sensation
al drsme ever writtra,
entitled
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Or A wRrr OF HABgAs CoRrus.--A yoang
man named William yewett, who has been
working Oh wilson's ranch, near Lake
Washington. was committed 10 the county
jail late Friday night 20 answer 20 the
charge OF having accomplished the rain OF
a Young Girl named Laura Bailey. 1ewefs
ss50aEced has readiness 20 marry the girl
he had ruined. and word was sent to
the girl. who had gone 20 the home OF her
uncle at Mnekilteo. Snohomtsb county. TO
come In on Wednesday and prosecute or
maryy her faithIess swain. last night At
torney Jones. who had been retained By
Iewett, In looking over the complaint no
ticed that II had not been subscribed aud
sworn 10 By the complaining witness,
Taking advantage of this technical defect,
the attorney applied &C IL o'clock last
night ~ Justice Hsnford, who was holding
court In chambers, for the release of bis
ciiant on writ OF hsbeas corpus. the
writ was granted and made returnable at
once. The prisoner wgs brought ito
court, and upon being shown the defective
ompiains, Judge Hanford issued an order
confirming the writ Jewetf, upon being
given his release. started straighfBny for
Muckiiteo to make good his promise OF
marriage.
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SEATTLE AND ms SUBURBS.
Hearing Of the Terminal Ware
house Injunction Case.
Habsas cospas Prscesdfnxs--Yonng
Ffn<hs. Es-sais "A aditorss Raj
inx-xees smasAea.

TIE WkkzzousE C4sE-The insaactIon
ssit es the raRgs Sound Shore rzIsroad vs.
the Coiuzhia & ragsz sound railroad was
partly beard before Tudge G. r. Hxasursi
last evening. Attorneys for the plaintiff
and defend&ns made pleEtsiags, and both
SIDES submitted sfsiAvits. Further bear
ing Of the case was eoatinned I'll Noua&y,
~ 80 a. n Toe status OF this suit ID asw
abort ~ follows The Puget Sound Shore
railroad brought sass Is en56iu TIE cosazn-
bie a Puget eoznE Railroad Com rary
from IL znywsse interfering wika the cen.
ssvzcfiun Of iss terminal Buildings 81 the
bru41fzage strip. Judge Bake ecuid cot
hear the case, ~ he was interested Ia The
tiGe~aAtz bsuzseH- The case MAS. therefore.
heard before Judge Allyn at Tarons On
March l.. He made an order ressaEring
the defendant 20 file bond for sskC6 sor me
benefit IF tie plaintiff, and directed fhA:
the latter be allowed TO 20 ahe8d With the
Improvements. The order also ensnired
the defendant from interfering With its
plaintiff Il vas frgtiAr ordered that TIE
case - heard on ifz N effts af some future
time. OK aS suOu - Judge Bgrke had ~
signed, ard his successor had qualified.
Tho casa viii probably occupy the after-
ton OF Judge Hknford al OF Nonday.
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F'RYES OPERA HOUSE.
GEORGE ;. rRyr. rropreso5 and manager
2.-NIGHfS OHLY--2
wednesday, Thursday.
April 10 and II.
BEN COTTON,

Engagement 81 every
bos.y's fayosite,
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NOBODY'S CLAIM,
INCIDENTAL
Special sssasvy

Thrilling Fire seems. Ex-
Ching Scar Fight. sen
sxsloual railroad scene
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For the date OF the Grst sale Of l@ts IN
genfcu addition see our dDnbzeeolnrna al
verfEse1nent eisew be 70 ~ this paper,
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