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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-07

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NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned executors of the last
win Of James Crawford, deceased, by au-
thority of said will, win sell at public age-
ton at Seattle, King county, Washington
territory, in front OF the Puget sound Ma
tionai bank. in Occidental square. ON
SATURDAY, THE 9rH DAY OF MARCH,
a. ID. lsS9.
beginning at the hour OF II clock q. M of
said day, all the right, title and interest
which the said James Crawford had at the
time of his death, and which his estate has
since acquired by operation of law or 9th
erwise in and 20 the following described
real property, viz:
CITY PROPERTY IN SEATTLE.
. Lot ?, block 5. in JRdkins' addition.
3. Lots and 2, block &, ia NoFthera adj
iition.
/. Lots IL and u, block IL, in Hanford's
addition.
5, Lot 10, Mcasanght's extension to Jua.
kins' addition.
6. The north half OF lot 4, Ia block 20, c.
d. B0ren's addition.
:. All OF hlecks and In Bellevue asitiI-
ton, except lot Ii, block No. l.
5. Also tract commencing chains 20
links north Of sH. corner of Sc. i of see.
4, twp. "a n. T. E.. thence east chains,
thence north chains, . links, thence
;
links 10 place of beginning. being also
known as the " = OF whee' er's third sd
dIticu
ISLAND cousry.
Lots 8, 4 and in see Is. twp. - Mt. Re,
Also, At the same tine and place, the un-
dersigned, as administrators of the Coz
partnership estate Of Crawford 4 Harring-
ton, VIII sell all the right. title and inter
est which said fem had nj the date OF the
deasa OF said James Crawford ia and 20
the following described property, viz:
/. The sW L and the \. of Ne 4 OF
sec. "a aud lots ?. 3 and aud the $ = OF
the Sc. 4 OF sec =, In twp. g n, :. ) T., in
King county.
? The NE, Il ofthe NE u and lots 3 and
Z Of see. 2, twp. 20 ~. r. W, and W. x OF
SW. Il Of SIC. "a twp % r.2W
Terms OF sale. ID per eeat cash az tiT7e Of
sale; balance upon delivery al deed thin
Is days thereafter. For further particulars
apply TO the undersigned or 30 II. 8. strive,
attorney for the estate
A. A. DENNY,
r. Y. PERFORMANCE,
Executors % said viii and Administrators
Of said Co partnership
seattle. w. T., Fee II. tssa.
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ITOSEY TO LOAN. ISsIRAScE WRIT
NJ tea. sna nssary puhsie work done
RI n shney q Co. corner Bell and Fror1s
ec.n f.lAoTO LOAN. IN SUNS TO
ELU.UDU snft Borrowers. uPou i'm
proved Elzy and Harm property skso fsf
5ufbizug purposes. Lowest rates. 10 delay.
z BoTeoi- 100 colasn ss.x street nez- Fronl
MONEY TO LOAN on FARMS AND
VI city property BY The western Farm
Nor gage Trust company, room = New
Tszfe7 block SEA re, VT Long IiEle.
Lcwexs rates No 3elzrR Money IL bank
here. A. II FOoTE. Msnszer.
MONEY 10 LOAN On IMPROVED
III city and farEa property AZ eaT-sEt rate
O. Interest. Ne commissions No delay
whatever IN making seaias wSSa sesayi-y
Is all right Transactions c0Upaese1 n
sn0rz rne Eeex r. Daniels, fo8sa s. -tsEr
hissck. 0vef stewart { H0imes drug Store.
.gONgY 70 LOAN ar LOWEST RATES;
III 10 eosz nsizzioo--.5a improved nFssi-
Eszs and residence property IN seattle,
also Ga Improved farms fn Kfflg county
and down. sound Territory. lspels made
p<==zss.tsy ami .nogey paid whsn tszs papers
are executed FRANK r. LEE s CO..
soom 2. New yesles block.
MONEY TO LoAS-0S RIAL EsTATE,
NJ eaastal mortgage Or personal SEC s1itf.
SSses, Egftzarss. ctr, ses1ght g. 2 NIL
La. & co, rs Mn street. Occidental
BBoek ivIs
REfL EsTarE fARGaTss.
(sHaUTAUQTA LOTS - CHOICE or
u Tets By Esgton & Co., either Saturday
or Tuesday afternoon: definite news -
morrow.
Tor SALE cHEAF-L0T e0xi2o WITH
IT ~ story TX room house near the Den
ny school house: owner wauts 10 leave
city. Address F. ;. this Office.
vEc BETTfSGEa 4 MEACHAM
4 To- handle naHch OF the fiae prop
rfy In the north end. see them f0g view
building iefs III Queen Anne Town. Taeir
oGEIee Is ll4lz NIL street. -
S3o IT IL l,.: :, . -. e. II NORTH ,,..
nicely pIatted. BetiLngsr & Meachana.
W A t Err FROM
Three acres. Inc ading so9 feeI water front
on salmon Bay for $500: easy terms. Bet
finger 4 Aeachanl.
$4,000 ,rs aAG aidw g lake s.s aa6
city BeifinEer & Meaehau
sooa PER ACRE. FINE saAcRE
,gNJOO RkCEE, tSlf-- kNf tsf3eAstlE. II - IL
the north eud. Betringer & Meacham.
OF ZEN ANN .is.lsg iror :
si,Soto sIse0. Bettinger & Meaehsm.
q 4oa0--CoRNER I20xI2e FEET, IN
rfsJtFU North Seattle; in short time
this will be good b@Siness property. Bet
finger & Meacham.
cPEciAL BARGAINS IN LOTS Be
! ~ xcs~.
10 $50 apiece, cash. BAER d B0ARMAN.
CHOICE ACRE PROPERTY NORTH OF
u Lake Union at $3.50 10 $500 per acre, in
tracts varying from five To 40 sores. BAER
& B0ARAAN.
I'VE HAVE CASH CUSTOMERS FOR
w frgtclass farm. we'll located lodg
ing house. ana good residence properties
Hall Il Gilmore, 907 Front street
4100a-TAKES A FINE CORNER LOT
EIUttV on Mill Street Cable Bettingsr
IL Meachann 49, NH street.
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RTaE FsTITF RR0krES

IA J. GRAVES & CO.. GEAERA4
sassssson an& zeal estate 8ssaEers.
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ae sac eapeysnent ~ al kIn uf
fs2e- IS Its Taa rt Z Il 10y YaAS ~
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HORN.

c kYFiI~~tu this city. March 2. 10 The
wifa ~ q. X C0Tveli. u san.
ADVERTISE mcass UfsfaF tne eoalss % LOST
Eobge, Fer Sale. Ia lei Ais5 SitnstlcRs
Wanted VII lse inserted e. tee rate oi 2
seats word los GFSs iassrijan. ! cent a
w0p3 fag each subsequent Insertion Paw.
RaeHF s.wa9s y s.svaBEn.
1lle fej2sw3.ss lessses see awaiting RsyeF-
Users ai sAss seiee'
Chsnec Tesrher ms
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DHiLK2oS PRl0BY, No. 81 X. X. A. T.
4 r., holds It's regular meetings at
Olive Branch Han on the first and third
Friday evenings 81 each month at 1850
o'clock. Visiting members cordially In
yiteG. Harold Preston, Excellent Prior.
John Wailara Registrar
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TWO GIRLS WANT w0EEs WITH
i on ssrnsiy yrsfe-rs9. both arstrelxss
euk5xs. Rouse xesrrers and characteristics.
speak Enwssxh and German. Address
Thumfa a Na9rs. employment agents, 1g7
UrAETgIl--A THOROUGH MECHANIC
w wsznes sitissrfou IS csrpe7gsr fore
nan or 10 fxke charge ~ work, s<fTiee II
designs g1TeT fret Of charge Asdress Ias-
peaser. tbs otsles: --.-..--.-
UTANTED--a SET or BOOKS TO 20 7
w evenings bF az Al Sookxecp<r: en-
pi0ysd 9EEtnz bastDess h0ars- Apply T.
J. L. box ~. cir. --
NvASTED-Bf. A YOUNG NAE AGED
w - . pDsft5lfn In any capacity hseSs
keeper aad ster0yrspher; Refere4ees-
Posso.sice s.yx 80.
T-AMTITrg SUPPLIED WITH rTRST-
Il class hep Neattse Employment Blu
rean. opposite pesfof1ee-
urAETED-A sITrATfON As CHAN
w bernaak1 ia a Ao4e-. o. laundry work
Address II G.. Tbs 0sGes.
yx-AgFFfs- Hl'TrAUfOS ny A NAN
w with thorough practical experiences
IN hook keeping and general ossee wcrx :
bsss - rEferentelt Address G. H.. t1ss OF
Gee.
ANTRT1-sETUATE As ENGINEER
w BY RI experienced rnaehtnsst. Aa-
dress EEEinesr. this sfisce-
uyASTED-EY aAs AND WIFE, A.
W eook& IN camp clerks chamber
faAiis, etc. II yiEH wait good help apply
Burton. sopes q Co. Lh.rry srreE.-
FOR REsT.
vTp KENT - FURNISHED RoOMs; lis
J. warren street, one-baif block asrth OF
new cable poser noase- Ars. D. ]. 6eorge.
vTso REST TEX ACRES or COOP GAR
4 9 iau9. istqnire 81 WEz- Crawford,
near Ross station.
sIo RrsT-FIgE ROOM HoU.R: FUR
a sitnFe for sale cheap: call 81 0nce.
seneca street. frs house on alley between
Third aud fourth.
rT.O RENY-FUgSisHED FRONT ROOM
A with Ere, gas. and tie use OF bath.
Csh Il0g Third street
rI~O RgST-sIgE FURNISHED ROOM
i IS private family; 1903 Tenth street,
eorner Hosseil, on Lake Union car line.
T~O REST-AIcELY FURNISHED Room.
1919 Tensh street. between stuart and
yirgiaie.
rsso RENT : 4oRoONED LODGING
l house, centrally located: furniture for
sale: tong lease; jog rent; clears $50 per
monlh- Hsa & Gilmore. a0z Front street.
ITO BENT - 20RO0aED LODGING
4 house. with furniture for sale; clears
$40 per month. Hall & Gilmore, s07 Front
street
ITO RENT - S0RooMED LODGING
/ boise; furniture and lease for sale;
rent low. Hall q Gilmore, sT Front street.
rIsO REST-i1-ROOMED HOUSE: FUR.
i Eifure for sale: close In. Hall & Gil
more. p0T Front street.
rTNo RENT 2sR0oMED LODGING
i house and furniture for lease, and low
rent; clears $500 per..month: for sale. Hall
Il Gilmore. eg7 Front street.
I-OR REST-wHARFAGE FACILITIES.
4 The Oregon improvement Company
Offer az low rates exclusive wharf privileges
facing on deep water for all parposes.
Long time lease made IL desired III. w.
8eSeiii. Resident Manager.
asy0R RFST-STORE-RooM 2fx60 FEET,
It snitabla for cold storage. For pgrt5cE-
lars caii at Puget sound ice works
TOR RESTA-OSEr SFUREIsHED ROOM
II on the northeast corner Fourth and lie
nora streets, 90 nice respectable lady. In
qufge on premises
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FOR SALE.

gzlxI1o feet, corner Fourth and wan
streets. Large Fexi6en g and Hverv
stable; three bGzgiss aud sve sets of hsS
ness, etc. Price $4,000. half cash.
Los and 2, block a., sarah A. Bells add.
ten, sZsS9; $500 cash, balance time,
Fons lots. beck 81, Aercer's addition, on
tAe motor Ene
Los ard 2, block Is. North Seattle add.
Esoa. 5000
Lot :, block Il. Scrth Seattle addition.
s8I1A
Lets and :, block 81. Dsany's third add
ts01.
House zns lot On Box street. rooms. for
<2z51o. $500 o. tine.
Tea scgss ~ Kirkland, slGo1
Fif'es1 acres il seCslo1 :, township q.
range east, fsxe.
Pine farm 81 I. dsnona. improve, 90 acres
3s.aEs, 80 per acre
Siaetg aegss o. MsreeE island. one-iniri
nile w2t troas.
EPLER 4 WHITEHEAD,
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GALL FOR BIDS.

CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the undersigned clerk of the city Of Sc
attic on or before Friday. March s. 1sS9. az
4 O'Clock p. m, for the construction Of IN
cIines aud a gFidiron at the foot of wash
ington street. Also for an incline at The
foot Of Vine street. said inclines aud
gridiroa 20 be constructed in accordance
with plans aud specifications now on file
in the Office of the city engineer G. w.
Ferris. Clerk.
CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the undersigned clerk of the city OF Sc
attic on or before Friday. March s, at
o'clock D. IN. for the construction Of one
garbage scow, in accordance with the
plans and specifications for the same now
on file in the Office IF the city engineer.
c. " Ferris. Clerk
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ocUGr>Fs IND sTETsr~.

Dk GEo. A. REICH, 0CUf1sT. AIR
- -. szEyugcscopsst. having returned
sraSa rs Zip e. ths Eass EsSa Eanass.. x$Ll
o. pse ase1 q tsass hss lcTEneF pagr~ns
sAe oshegS desiring bis services. AZ as
stse, v. T &ss4ssenca. Sass.zes rasrth aud
So tF17sW
~ 3. B AI6hN. th({FEfST AND AFR
> jst. ssssss1s 81 snss &, garn Afssek. YeS.
aeE sEFG aE
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~ - 1888 -fF%Pf y.
BLUE SIGNS. r ns.siss ARE Z
Nesehssa's
~ e1RSGts AND ORGANS. EASY
- srEasy 80 'front.' street.
XKvANTEn-ro BUY Oh TO CHARTYR
s'<eeih sFa' sscgs Aay gsf a. Cetotsr
5ss, e siessssssss uf fran Eve % fftegs
'sstas 7eSisser address Post box q, seattle
sENE CHOICEST AND SEATgST nv
sE&s - sEssfsaE ever fNuRa 81 seattle
can ~ sesH ~ fstfApAN BROS :, shss sesss.
s1E iststFs. So frusE sEggset. where shev
saake sE1}s "a sse.ifE 3t Ssl2 Fraisel SEQ Ts-sesx
NJ Ia Ekf. NOTED 81 AFRX0YANT
III trafFe a7eSiHSe. has returned zad Is
~ ssss5 ~ ~ Easii Fosssa. rAGrss Nnsi Efssr-
Ets aeev sse sal - sssssssitelt slsa Business
ftfe. rsse4,s sEe. Itsssrse. etc. ia sfsfecs
9eats 3s&a nR hemngz ssfssseasle ca
KAas2sifse so saasfsS -sftasssss
ANN kE@o. THN CELEBRATED
"a s&sssgsat Aas ard reasssr. "a, *.
as ~ TRIO aEs1Es Is xaE
ssi@ 1tssles9c sG sEe eaEsg
srEzAS zzSa So. -z
tastess "a ss f,zs 81 gts ss.s 81 sssa
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SOCTETT NOTICES.

4 TRENTON HARRISON LEGIoN-AIi
4 \ members OF the Harrison iegioa and
all ctaeT Republicans who desire 70 Join
with Us are hereby cordially requested 10
meet With US II the Elks' hall. Third noor
Frye's Opera House, entrance Marion
street. on THURSDAY evening. March Z, ct 5
o'clock sharp. Ter the purpose OF adopting
q new constitution. electiEg officers, aud
attending To other important business. Let
all interested attcpd. Trus'e r. Dyer
President. Attest; John L. Miller, Secre-
taYv
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I-oR REST-wHARFAGE FACILITIES.
4 The Oregon improvement Company
offer at low rates exclusive wharf privileges
facing on deep water for all parposes.
Long time lease made IL desired. RI. w.
MeEafiE Resident MANAGER
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Iss0R REST--4TORE-RoOM 2ix60 FEET,
It snitaela for cold storage. For pgrtJcE-
lars caii at Puget sound ice works.
TOR REST4-0SE rNFUREIsHEDR ROOM
II on the northeast corner Fourth and Ie-
nora streets, % nice respectable lady In
us4fFe on I,raratsaA
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ANfEn- Soy I6uR l& CALI. RI
W tween 10 and Z te.ysaf At 3s9 second
af-.ae
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NAfANTEb -- iMNKDlATELY --e Two
w iifsf.elass bench hsaas - sash sud
aooF factory. ususs ba used n making
frames, sssieo Manufacturing Company,
RRRaiia " 4
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T-OR SALE - IEAsE AND STOCK:
Il chicken. dairy. fruit. hay ranch; q
acres improved, iionse. barn; Lake Union
400 W. r. Pinekney Il Co.
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rTyo RENT 2SR0oMED LODGING
i house and furniture for lease, and low
rent; clears $50 er.month: for sale. Hall
Il Gilmore. eg7 Front street
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
New, Summary,

The II. @. Hoffman Post, of the Grand
Army OF the Bepubllc, has unanimously
adopted resolutions condemning the Ad-
ministratiou for demanding the resiRna-
tion oil 'our honest aud honoroble COM
rade, James Tanner, of whose Integrity
and loyalty there can be no question"
G. @. ssyle OF Fresno, CAL, has been
appointed sdministrator of the estate Of
David 8. Terry. The order appointing
the administrator states that the value Of
the estate does not exceed $l00, 900, and
the personal property is worth about tl0,-
coo.
William FentoD, aged % years, oom-
mited suicide at his fathers cottage, at
Asbury Park, N. j., on Saturday night,
by shooting himself through the head.
The act is attributed to dependency,
caused by sickness. He was q resident
of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia.
The Governments Of the United State,
| and France have reached peaceful set
tlement of the diplomatic complication
arising from the arrest and discourteou
treatment Of three American ladies a
Mentone. The dispute was over dress
makers bill.
Two freight trains on the Boston an
| mblud huhIohu hCIo NIoNhCu ny GU
lision near Lancaster, Massachusetts,, o
Saturday morning. A fireman name,
Warren was killed and two other train
men were injured.
The new Roman Catholic Church {
st. Catharine of Genoa, at 1881 stret
and Tenth avenue, New York, was dedl
Gated yesterday. Archbishop Corriga
and twenty clergymen were present.
Yesterday was President Harrison
last Sunday at Deer Park. He and Mr.
Harrison expect to leave there ne
Saturday and return to Washington.
Major @. s. Merrill has absolute
withdrawn his name from all consider
tion In connection with the Pension Coz
missionership.
Corporal Landgrave, of Battery
Third Artillery, was drowned at Fc
Monroe, Virginia, yesterday, by q o.
boat capsizlng.
The local Grand Army Post In St. Pa
on Saturday night endorsed Judge Jol
A. Rea OF Minneapolis for Commission
of Pensions.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
THIRD EDITION.
Echoes from Dover.

Dover, Del, Sept. 22 Tho "very
latest" proclamation from Delaware has
again stirred up the Democracy OF Kent
30 Thomas r. Bsyard wants Jim Will
liams nominated Tor Governor, does he?
Aud Uncle ELI says amen to 1t, do:s he?
Well, II these two old stagers had the
"pull' they once had that would settle
1t, and James N. Williams would come
out OF his shell at Kenton to take the
reins Of State for tie h'xt four years.
But, and the But has very big D, they
have not got the ''pull"; they have lost
their grip; tho boys have taken the hit
between their teeth, and the old men
can't drive them any more.
The whip may crack but 1t has not got
the same sound as of yore, at least 1t is
no longer effective. The two distinguished
old chaps may "want' Jim Williams,
but most emphatically thu boys do not
not while Ed. Cochran. Charlie Lore or
Bill Herbert live In New Castle, Bob
Reynolds aud Wilson Cavender In Kent,
or the Msrtins, Causeye or sx-Goverror
Ponder In Sussex. What has Jim Will
liams and Bayard and Eli Salisbury
been doing during the last two bloody
campaigns when every Democrat from
Braudywine to the Breakwatc- were
working day and night and spending his
last dollar for the success OF this or that
factioni Is the question the boys hurl at
one another When the wishes oi the dis
tinguished ex-Secrt tary OF State are
broached.
The old chaps here had their dsy-a
very long and profitable one all around
they and theirs; but their sun has set,
and set for aye. Tho boys have had to
run the machine through the last two
campsigEs, and they have made arrange
ments to run It through the next. They
have all their plans laid and nothing
taey swear it-shal interfere. As IL looks
J now, Bob Reynolds of South Murderkill
will carry the banner for one faction, and
Wilson I. Cayecder Of duck Creek for
the other. Why, eyerything's arranged
for the next four years by both parties
down to the next Justice of the Peace al
Dinahs Corner and up to Secretary o
State. It's no use; proclsmations may
issue from Delaware, but the proelairiel
will never iesue again to take control o.
the Democratic politics of delaware
That's settled.
The Democratic factions under the loa,l
ership OF the"boys" will continue 10 knit,
each other while life IN them lasts, ant
now 1t Is for the Republican party o
Delaware to drive further In the wedg
they started last fall. The hope Is gener
ally exprt ssed her among the worker
mind you, that the nominee Of the par t
he taken from Kent, and Harry A. Ricl
ardson still holds the lead in the aztec
lions OF his fellow Republicans. Al lie
To no faction, with a record any ma
might be proud to own, he will make
formidable champion. w.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
The Crime Calendar.

A citizen, named Allen, just returned
to Van Horne, Texa5, from the Rio
Granle, reports that "Mexican citizens
had desperate battle with Mexican OFF,
cers and soldiers, in Mexico, In which
400 participated and many were reported
killed. Ii is said the citizens succeeded
in routing the soldiers, when the Cover
nor appeared upon the scene TO assist In
quleting the rebellion, out was forced to
leave or lose his lie"
Thomas Green, an express messenger
on the Newport News and Mississippi
Valley Railroad, was arrested In Louis
Vile, on Friday night, on the charge oil
having stolen $500 worth OF diamonds
from trunk about 10 days ago. The
baggage master, White, WAS arrested Fri
day, at Lexingto while he was cashing
two pool tickets, on which he had wol
large gums at the races.
james L. McCloud, aged 90 years, wa
slashed with razor by Angelo Barbor'
In Paterson, N. j., on Saturday night
and died an hour afterwards. Barbar,
was returning from an Italian picnic il
New York, and meeting Nc cloud.
quarrel ensued.
! j. d. Arlidgc a merchant Of Trinity
! Texas, was shot dead by Ward Johnso
on Friday night, because OF a dIsput
between johnson and one of Arlidge'
clerks. Before shooting Arlidge, JohI
fon made desperate attempt 10 cut hi
throat.
The body of Philip Lanan, carpente
35 years of age, was found floating I
the river at Providence, Rhoie islaut
yesterday. He has been missing sint
Wednesday last. He was evidently roh
bed and murdered.
DIR. Leroy Lewis, a reputable physicia
of Auburn, New York, was arrested c
Saturday on the charge OF criminal ma
practice on o married woman, who
husband was also arrested on the char.
oil completely In the crime.
John Tate, charged with killii
| Thomas Snellin In a barroom hght
Piitston, Pa, In August last, was tri
in the Criminal Court at Wilkesbarre {
, Sa urday and found not guilty.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-23
The Municipal Court,

At the Municipal Court on Saturday
afternoon the postponed case OF Mary X.
Jones, accused Of disorderly conduct,
came up for a final hearing, but the case
was dismissed, there being no sufficient
evidence 10 warrant conviction.
Mary O'Donnell, charged with keeping
house OF ill-repute on Lord street, be-
tween Church and Spruce, was dischaTg-
ed 10y the payment Of costa and promis-
ing to remove out of the neghborhood.
non Sunday morning William Perry
and Jeremiah Williams, arrested for be.
ing drunk by Olllcer Crawford, were
fined 81 and costs each.
Anna Brown and Mary Morris, arrest.
ed by Officer Crawford were each lined t5
and costs for disorderly conduct.
John Scott, arrested by Officer Scott
for disorderly conducted, was fined 50
aud costs.
Spencer Williams, arrested by Officer
Nealy for drunkenness was lined IS and
| costs.
Edward McCassin aud John Sem, ac-
cused by Detective Vandegriit for tres
passing upon the cars, wero DISCHARGED.
| James NcGinly, arrested by Officer
| Updyke for drunkt tnness and disorderly
conduct, was fined IS and costs.
At this mornings session OF the cour
William X. and Hiram Barnes, found
with their pockets full of burglars tool,
a few days ago, were brought In for
hearing, but at the request of Chic
Swiggett the case was postponed unit
this evening.
John Ward, for trespassing on the car
at the p, w. d B. Railroad, was fined Z
and cos Is.