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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-16
EkEN MITES.

The body Of Fred Cantn was shipped To
san Francisco last evening on the Una.
tia.
The funeral OF Thomas l.. MCCracken
viii be held from 9l5 Fourth street, Thurs
day October L., at p. nj. Friends invited
{. ". Hutchinson. the private detective,
paid fine al So I'm Justice Millegs court
yesterday for carrying concealed weapons.
4 certificate was flied by the Builders
Material Company showing an increase of
capital stock from $4,000 10 S>nof0 with
tie county auditor yesterday.
Nv typographical error III Yesterday
Posr-lsfEiIIcKNvE the name of tue archi-
tcct % the new Central school building was
changed from Mr. Booue to Mr. "Berne. ."
James Faulkner the wrestler. last night
drew down she So forfeit posted for a
match between ". Il. Quinn and Matsada
eoraAsehi, the latter decliniag for the pres
rnt to accept
The rece,pis Of the land office Yesterday
were very large. amounting to s. oS0 The
largest day receipts are said 10 have heen
S>5so, ever and ahoge the amounts 70
csiyed from 6naI proofs.
James Welch was convicted in Justice
10 .Ittt = fRAEt At~tffftat ~ tNf saFEe DrN Gf
q coat ana shawl from an Indian. and was
enlenced 10 the county al for iorty-;hree
DAYS 80 default O.: So fine aad ST. costs.
The sHaua, meeting ct the stockholders
ui tle seattle LAKE Shore & Eastern Raj.
road tompsny via le hclI tomorrow. fer
the purpose of elecGnr a new hoard OF trtss.
;ees. the tr1sjees VII then hold meet
is.E fog the election 81 0.Geers.
The Ma.ic HaN' gaming house. on
Jackson street. VS. rajied last night be
Lieutenant Peer and o.8eer Jackson. who
arrested tour meu running banking game
The sansblers wee released uT,on dero*5.-
.nC So apsees for the}r appearance tolav.
Congregation Ausaaw A14ash VII hci3
services al Masonic iAH Wednesday even
ass az - AMI Th4Fsaay morning AZ :
s. PRAYER .or the dead or Moska Neshe
mas. The congregation wtU holt 4 meet
-s SUNDAY octoees ~ as O'Clock Sham
"a; ne sArne place
The Madison street cable COMPANY ,ss
ter,.sy purchased a. acre Of ground at she
argfe Oh Madison street. neAr Rancro.,
Ihe price PAID was s. to1 Work viii corr.
.-encs Immediately ou iae powerhou>e fu-
rs hlch The company boashs gae land. Lam
ser is already on the ground.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-16

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Akt a-asa1 ilegrEs t0 a., y~stGss "a Eara.e Az &
kAEaS : s,ss a. Narteers Fse.E &c sst sc. sake
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-16
SUITS IN DISTRICT COURT.
A Connubial Misfit-To Set Aside a Dee
On a Promissory Note.


On a Promissory Note.
In the district court yesterday Catherine
Horn instituted proceedings for a divorce
from Michael Horn, to whom she was mar
ried in Pierce county in July, 1856. She
alleges that he is an hibitual drunhard ard
that he has treated her in cruel and in
human manner for more than year. He
is owner OF eighty acres OF land in King
county and of personal property, in all
worth $40, 900. and she asks that such pro-
vision be made for her support and that OF
her one child as shall seem just and equita-
bic 10 the court
Annie l.. Drown has filed suit against
Lauron Ingels 10 have deed To certain
property in East Seattle 10 c.. {. Calkins
set aside, and 10 require him to execute
deed 10 the same To her. in accordance
with the terms OF contract which is made
part Of the complaint.
Brown, Craig & Co. have instituted pro-
ceedings against Jonathan II. Winslow TO
recover S6fsS.Si on promissory note.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-16
\ New Enterprise.

Warren 4 Hines, proprietors of the Puget
Sound Galvanized Iron and Cornice Works
at Tacoma will rent OF buy site in this
city and Immediately put up a factory for
the manufacture OF their goods They run
about forty men At Tacoma and could en-
ploy about that number here. They have
not fulIv decided on the ground vet
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-16

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.sst4.ss Is ts4e rrcscg EEsaa 81 ose at ire haas.
-H>se 81vses sd pavsics&Es .a he Trs5 ts..
q 81 Sa3 as t-e2 uszs fee fossv ytkrs asa
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20 Ts'ae : szss-tS.aa4e. ft sss4sses tan eas5t
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29

The United States funeral Directing
Company. No. East Eighth street, VIII
nington, Del, wish to state to the citl-
zens of Wilmington that they do gen.
eral undertaking business at from % to
so per cent less than prices charged by
uLdertakers who are connected with "The
Undertakers' Association !" that they
manufacture their own goods and furnish
them to parties In need OF them at manu-
iacturers' prices; that they employ in the
manufacture Of these goods none but the
best mechanics, having under them some
OF the best workmen from the best and
most widely known casket m Anufactnrers
In the United States that they use the
best of materials and do their work fully
as well as any party In the business. This
they say they do, DO, and can Prove that
they do, regardless OF all statements on
the street OF well-known citizens Of VIII
mington to the contrary. These state
ments are eroundless and untrue.
They have employed at their Whining
ton office, as funeral director, Mr.. Arthur
J. Thompson, who is well-known. lie lie
graduate OF Pro-. Clark In the profess
sion OF embalming, and cannot be sur
passed rs thorough undertaken. He Is
fully exp srienced, having been In the bus
mess all his life.
They further wish TO state hat, alth ough
there has been str NJ effort TO "boyeot"
them In the line OF livery supplies, they
are fully prepared to furnish the b, OF sup
plies at the regular prices.
Their office Is open day and night, TEL
ephonc No. SOL.
II. GRAHAM, Manager.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29

PITTsBURG, April 2S. p lttsburgers do
not take kindly to trusts. A least that
Is f. b, 1hurber's opinion since his visit
here the other day to meet the Pittsburg
salt manufacturers with view TO buying
their respective plants for the great
Anglo American salt trust.
After the Pittsburgors had considered
the proposals made anu expressed an I'M
Willingness to accept them, it was quietly
iusinuated that the weather would likely
be stormy for salt men in this locality be
fore long. This angered the Pittsbury
m u, and they will fight any attempt to
bulldoze them. All the salt works here
abou's are 20 -trolled by the Pittsburg
Company.
1t is said that If the trust can manipu.
late the market it will ra SO the price to
about " barrel, 1t is about 10 cents
now. II it can put up the price to g.,
bssing consumption at l0, 900 5000 barn, IL
year, the trust would clear 81, 1920, 900
In about eight months. or before indie
pendent factories could be put in operA-
ton, and about that time the trust will
drop to squeez independents.
Pitlsburg salt men cay the trust could
Afford to do Thu, al d even afford to run
at a loss for three years and still have
enormous profit. The trust has on
opiious all the factories now, except
these at Pit'sburg. President Burt, of
the American end of the trust, is now
IN England to confer with the English
projectors OF the scheme ON the options
secured tefore concentrating q sale.
IL will be three or four months before
anything definite can be done, and In
the meantime the Plttsburg men will
prepare Tor war in anticipation of q
squeeze IS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29

WANTED-A WHITE PROTESTANT
~ Riri for general hOusewsrk at Gl2 West
Ninth street. sg'St
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29
THIRD EDITION.


Daniel James died at his residence.
Eighth and West streets, about Z o'clock
last night, aged about ri years. He has
been In weakly state OF health for the
last two or three years, and on the 18th
ms ant he had paralytic stroke, which
hastened bis death, though Tor some days
bis physicians had hopes of his recovery.
Yesterday, however, he became alarm.
ingly III very suddenly, aud in the even
ing died, though the best medical aid
was employed. Mr.. james was born IN
New Jersey and until his majority lived
in Jersey City, when lie removed to
Washington city AID was engaged in
business there until be remov d to this
city in ls41, and was actively engaged in
business until he retired about twenty
eight years ago, since hlch time he has
we'd retired life.
MIR. James has never held public
Office, though often importuned to accept
local offices. He was, however, Chiefly
INST umeutal In organizing the First Ma
tional Bank, OF which he has always been
lea ing director.
During the late Evil war Mr.. James
was an enthusiastic patriot his political
convictions taking him into the Repub
lican party, to which he has always ad-
hered. When yer local war measures
needed m, ans, MIR. James' influence and
money were always ready.
He leaves wife snd seven children.
One dauS liter is the wife of Capt. John
b. Tanner, broker OF Washington, d. g.
Three daughters and three sons are at
home single. Clifford James, e son, is an
attorney In this city, and Daniel, Jr., is in
the hardware business.
TIE funeral will take place on Thurs
day, but arrangements for 1t are still In
complete.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29
Al the opera House.

Next Thursday evening the inimltAble
Lolita will appear, for one night only. In
the new play, spawn Ticket 2l0."
On Friday and Saturday nights the
grand four-act society comedy, The
Wife," will be presented under the man
sgement OF Daniel Frohman. The story
OF the play is one OF absorbing interest
from first to last, delineating the lights
and shadows OF human existence In a pic
ture full oil harmony, and ending with a
happy deBouement. The cast will include
Mrs. Berlan-Gibbs, Miss Stella Tenton,
Miss Adelaide Thornton, Miss Marion
Russell, NJ es Eta logan. Miss Olive
Danton, Mr.. Frank Carlyle, Mr.. s. Miller
Kent, Mr.. Henry Herman, Mr.. James o.
Barrows, Mr.. John Flood, Mr.. Louis
Baker aud Mr.. A. W. Gregory.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29

EOK RENI-A LARGE FRONT
4 room, suitable for dodgers or drpa.mak.
lnR, furnished or nm furnished at IOy
Market 81. MIR. T.. f.. llUIr. ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29
EDITION.
Dots


The Institute Library will be closed to-
morrow, April 30th.
Watches. clocks and lewelry at Willard
+. Davis. L. 2nd st.
Be sure of No. 9l5 when you want
photographs at Beecher's.
10 cabinets and one Sx10 picture for -
Mt Cummings' gallery, 302 Market ct.
Mr.. g. II. Stats has gone to Atlantic
City, N. j., TO spend week.
Read Grant Riggs' card In another
column. His No. SIG Market street.
NJ. Ford offers for rent the ice cream
garden on the Brandywine, near the City
Park.
The most and best pictures for you
money-Beecher's gallery, 3i5 Market.
Call and see the New No. z, American
Sewing Machine, at Sl2 Walnut street.
A. E. DeNormAndie, the jewelcr, sos Ship
ley street.
Best hard aud free burning coal. Shew-
ard Il Chandler, South Side. Phone ITO.
Limits Loxengers, sale and sure remedy
for dyspepsia. Taylor " Fullerton, 302
King street.
There will be centennial services In
First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning at o O'Clock.
The Brandywlue NJ. E. Sunday school
will make an excursion to Beverly Park,
on Tuesday, the ith OF June.
Parts and attachments for your sewii z
machine, also your machine repaired at
the American office, sl2 Walnut st.
1t costs Jordan but Sl.25 to make
dozen Cabinet photos. That Is why he
can sell them for t2,50, at No. 6l5ls
Market street.
VIII open big bargain In csc. aus
penders at l5c., 2 pair Tor 25c, for one
week, commencing Friday, April 10Th.
Giles & Rudolph, 703 Market street.
For photographs go to Holland. He
makes the finest photographs In the city,
at the very lowest prices. Gallery, S07
Market street.
The White Lily Assembly Will give
their second grand reception In Cooney
& Mulrine's Dancing Academy this Mon.
day) evening. Tickets 25 cents.
For the benefit of the public you can
still find NJ. T. Poole at his paper store,
No. 100 West Seventh street, selling wall
papers and window shades at reduced
prices.
john G. Simms, son oi:Dr. simms, Of
this city, is registered at the Sturtevant
House, New York, having gone on to
participate in the Centennial ceremonies.
There will be services In Emmanuel
Church, Highlands, tomorrow morning
at o'clock, In cornmemaration OF the
centennial OF the Inauguration OF the first
President.
The national anniversary exercises will
begiu in 81. Paul's Church, Fourth and
jackson streets, on Tuesday morning, at
. o'clock. The choir will sing the
Re Dcum laudamus" at the close.
Barlow II Weir are receiving daily
new potatoes, asparagus, tomatoes, straw
berries and all kinds Of fresh vegetables
at their stale in the Eighth street market.
Telephone call No. ABB.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29

CINoINEATI, April 27.-Last night
body OF masked White Caps administered
q whipping with long will ow switches 10
Frank Gehrline OF Riverside, q suburb on
the Ohio river west OF the city Gehr-
lines offence Is said 10 be u general
.Worthlessness, while his wife supports
him aud the family by keeping boarders.
In addition he is charged with cruelty TO
his wife. Last night number of his
boarders saw him knock his wife down
with a bucket in the back yard without
any proyocatlon, and then, without help.
ing her up, walk off 10 saloon for a
drink. He WAS still In the saloon when a
boy entered and told him man wanted
to see him outdoors. He went to tho
door, when he was seized, tied to a tree,
partly deprived of his clothing, aud
whipped with switches for half an hour.
A crowd Of spectators cheered the White
Caps as they showered the blows on Their
victims back. When released Gehrlno
drew knife and caused the crowd to
scatter. He uttered imprecatlons upon
his tormentors, threatening to kill them,
but went home and to bed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29

w ANTED-A RESTAURANT COOK
w At Ainscow's, iO5 shlpley st. aiO-2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29

The NJ. y. preachers meeting this
morning was largely attended, Rev. A.
stengle presiding. After religious open
ing exercises, Rev. DR.. Todd read an In
teresting paper on 1.-The Common Basis
OF knowledge for Silence and Religion. )"
The reading was listened TO with the most
intense interest and the theory set forth
led to an animated discu sion between
Reys. Murray, VanRurkalow, Avery,
Corkran, Sanderfon, and others.
The curators announced that next Mon
day morning Rev. c. A, Crice would
preach a sermon; critics, Ewing and
Avery. On Monday, May 18th, Rev. A.
Stengle will read paper on "The NIL
lenlum." and on Monday, May Goth.
Rev. w. u, Avery will read a paper on
"Pastoral Work
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29

Tie Quarterly Meeting AID Grand
Rally yesterday 10 st. Pauls A. u. NJ.
p. Church, was a success 10 every way;
the three tribes that were In the Held
fought nobly for the banner. The Trbo
of Esau, No. |, Mr.. William Kirslow,
captain. reported S25,23; the Tribe Of
Solomon reported $2l.7I. Master George
ID. Scott, captain OF this tribe, deserves
great praise for they are young sud no
yer were in contest before. The lllbo
OF Simeon report the sum OF Sl7 II,
Brother John $. Anderson, cap ain. Tho
lucky tribe was the Tribe Of E,su, COIN,
posed OF outsiders OF the church. All
deserve much credit aud honor, Tho
total collection Of the day amounted TO
$500, which enables the trustees 10
meet their obligations. The trustees,
Brother Samuel Massey, chairman
Brother John s. Anderson, steward, aud
Rev. |. b. Cooper, pa, tor. return thanks
to the public for this liberal contributions
and also the friends OF the trustees o. tho
church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29

Practical Tailor, NO. 81 Market street.
Our stock OF new spring goods is now
ready, and you will tind it replete with
everything for mems wear, from the me-
dium grades to the very finest English,
Scotch and French novelties. Our facili-
ties for serving you have been greatly in
creased since last season, aud we can
guarantee you even greater satisfaction
than ever before. Come and examine our
stock, at 81 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29
; o -
DIED

BOW ERS-1n this city, on the 2jth inst,
Thomas ". Bowers.
Funeral serN ices at his late residence,
No. p02 West street, ON Monday after,
noon, 18th lust, at o'clock. lntcrmcnt
private.
CLARION the eth inst, Mrs. Amanda
Clair, " ifc OF Enu- tlnir. aged Is years
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 20 attend her funeral from tho
residence of her husband, No 1880 Clay
mont street on Tuesday morning. ser
vices NJ ktngswood Church az 10 O'Clock
lhtoimont at Bethel NJ. 4. Cemetery.
PlLlING.-At Newark, bel. on April
y, Richard Pilling. aged ~ years,
Relatives and friends OF the family are
invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence, Newark, pet, on Ncdues-
day, May lst, 1851, at O'Clock p. IA.
JAMEs.-lr this city .ou the 18th instant,
Dnnicl Jgmcs, In the 9th year ot his
age.
Funeral from his late residence, No.
10 West street, Thursday, May End, at 3
u. IA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29

IGOR RENT-THREE ROOMS ON
second floor and one on third, for e. per
month, 81 Siil fent two rooms for :, per
month with pcrmsEiyn t6 wash down stairs;
no children preferred, at 2ig Pine ST. ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29

WANTED-BORRDERs AT 7OI
w Jefferson st. IL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29

On Saturday afternoon Mr.. lsaac Brat
ton, superintendent OF the machine de-
pariment at the Augustine Paper Mills,
met with a serious accident. He was on
ali elevated platform attending to some
of the machinery, when the wrench in
his hand slipped, and he fell backwards
to the ground. He was picked up in an
unconscious condition aud taken in car
rage to his residence, No. Az Market
street. DIR. West, the family physician,
was summoned, and upon making an
examination found that his collar-boue
was broken. He succeeded In reducing
the fracture, but this morning he was
suffering a great deal OF pain and wa,
very weak.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29

E'OR shLE.-LARGE REFRIGERA-
tOr, suitable Tor batch r. Appl, at sth
ahu Lombard SIS. A2g-3t'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29

On Saturday evening as smyth Post
Drum Corps came out from the Post
headquarters, over the Third street
market, the squealIng of ffes and the
rattle of kettle-drums startled the team OF
William Vernon, near Landenburg. and
1t requir' d the greatest exertions to keep
them from running away. 1t was only
alter the horses were unhitched and
gently patted that they again became
manageable. The general expression OF
opinion was that the Drum Corps should
hold up until they passed by horses easily
frightened,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29

Coroner Gamble summoned Jury on
Saturday iHthe ease Of John Brady, who
died from injuries Inflicted about five
weeks ago by two men who are supposed
to have been tramps, while he was on his
way to his work. The body was viewed
al the residence of Mis-. Hume, No. 200
Maryland avenue, after which the jury
organized by eleciing VIII lam II. Long
foreman and James Springer secretary.
They then adjourned to the Coroner q
office for the purpose OF hearing testl-
mony.
The only witness present was DIR.
Willard Springer, who testified that he
held the postmurtem examination and
found that the man had died from men
nights, which lie believed was caused
by the blows on his head. The jury then
adjourned to meet again this evening.
Brady was fund BY two colored men after
be was beat, and it is very important
that they shall he preeeut at the coroner'e
Office at johnson & Baruhill's, NJ. POI
MarLet street, at $ O'Clock this even
inn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29

We have a large force
constantly at work, selling,
cutting, fitting and laying
carpets and the push Of work
frequently leads us past mid
night, With two or three
days notice we can usually
ill your orders promptly
The four weeks just ended
will give you some idea Of
our Carpet Work Our work.
room during that time sew.
ed and turned out:
March 30th-l, 552 yards. .
April 6th-l,7 1877 yards.
April 18th ,433 yards.
April GOTH 1921 yards.
We have about doubled
our Window Shade trade.
We put up to your window
for SO cents each the best
Scotch Holland Shades, eft.
long and 3 feet wide or un-
der, hung complete with
sDrino r.llIera.
ecru
dark ecru
white
med. ecru
All our new patterns oil
China and Japan Mattings
are here.
VIM. b. SHARP & c .
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29

DuouEsSE, Pa, April 20. Three OF
the strikers at the steel works were la
ken into court on saturday, and fined
$500, 800 and S25, respectively, for CON
tempt OF court in refusing 10 obey the
injunction issued several days ago re
struining them from interfering with the
workmen and the 1mpany in running
the works. Judge Ewing severely
criticised Sheriff McCandles4 for falling
to dlsperse the mob. He said 1t was not
necessary Tor the strikers to display fire
srms and weapons o become mob, and
that their conduct in ntimidating new
men was of Itself Iiotous and sufficient to
warrant the sheriff in dispensing them.
Everything was quiet on Saturday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29

Morris Z. Moses, with L. Fellhemer,
Economy Clothing Hall, Ne. 4O6 Market
street, has received from "Ysnk" Adams,
OF the most complete base ball
paper in the world, large picture Of
Spalding's universal base ball tourists,
which will be framed in handsome
frame presented by Harry Yerger, and
the same will be exhibited in Felihemer' g
window.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-29

Before giving your order for papering
you should cali or send postal to II. D..
Holt Tor aD estimate. You will find him
at his old stand, No. 2l3 West Second
street, with full stock OF wall paper and
borderings OF the latest styles and color
ipgs, which he is selling very cheap.
Estimates given with pleasure. Work
satisfactory or no pay. Gilt paper as low
as Toe. piece. Ii. D. Holt, practical
paper hanger. 2l3 West Second street.