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BnEvIrIEs.

Judge Burke has granted Ira Hnmmel g
new trial
Patrick Delaney was taken to the Insane
asylum at steilaceom by Deputy sheriff
Woolery on SUNDAY.
A bran new locomotive bearing the name
"a. NJ Cannon arrived Ia the city lasi
night, for the Seattle. Lake SHORE 4 East
ern.
A business lot on south second street
viii be sold at public action April l. See
advertisement under head of "AdmiRistra-
tors sale"
Commissioner Gasch on Saturday sent
i've wretehed creatures, who were suffer.
Ing from chronic diseases. TO the county
poor farm for treatment
George T. Myers having purchased the
Nelson brewery Of Portland, adyestises the
machinery, boilers, etc, for salc In our al
yerttsing columns today.
A grip breaking on the Front street line
az the corner oi second aud Pine, disabled
the ear aud caused y shut down on the
road for about 40 minutes.
Chris Paulsen has asked the probate
court 10 make him guardian OF the estate
of Edmund Guthrie, who was committed
to the insane asy lnm last week.
Mary 4. Yates has petitioned the probate
court TO apflsint her administrator OF the
estate of her mother. gathAriae J. Phil
brock. who died in Seattle. November -.
1858
Judge Burke held distriet court In cham
bers yesterday and heard arguments upon
n number OF motions and demufrers.
Court viii be convened again al 10 O'Clock
to-day.
Company q. OF Port Blakely. Captain J
w. Phillips commanding. has been or
dcred to assemble ia their armory on We'd
nesday evening fer the purpose of being
measured for uniforms.
ofslcer Henry sheshAn yesterday ar
rested William EdmOnds, who hurglsrized
Capt Hills house of number Of articles,
Including diamond aud hair mattress,
about six weeks agc. lie will be tried In
Justice AilleT's eouy. at O'Clock this
afternoon
officer klnlcy arrested yagrant named
j. bradley Yesterday morning for attempt
ing 20 steal n watch from drunken man
Ia Washington street saloon. Bradley
was discharged Ia the Justices court be-
cause OF the failure OF witnesses 70 appear
against him.
Officer Harry Rlgelew yesterday made
complaint la the two police courts against
nine owners OF property on the wafer
front sor maintaining nuissaess upon
served this morning, aud the trials OF the
defendants sill likely come up Ina the
afternoon.
Ia chambers yesterday chief Justice
Burke admitted the following attorneys TO
practice in all the courts of the state: o.
=, UHnsakcF. upan certificate from the
supreme court ef the United States. George
J. kiiger. upon certificate from The supreme
court of New York. John +. Fay. upon GER
ufieate from the supreme cont of Ncysds.
County Auditor Forrest yesterday issued
license 20 we'd for the following; Sess u.
Ekstrsa of stRa@oSss, SaohomiSh county
aud Hannah swAnsoa ~ Skagit county;
J. ". Brooks and Marty {. Drew. beth Of
seattle. fFsak T. Barclay Of Seattle, AID
Mrs blanche Asnsworth ct SAN Francisco,
Frank +, Mugtoa and ksteiia VI. King. both
sf kfHx conafy
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THEY WANT LEGAL REDRESS.
The Salvation Army Objects 20 Being
Made walking Advertisement.

1AuG -
For several nights past the Salvation
Gmy evening parades have been pariici-
pated in BIZ tran sparegcy -bearer from one
Of the variety fheaters. accompanied By
torch bearers and others. This has greatly
chxgfined the members OF the Salvation
army. who do not like IL 90 appear that
they are connected with show OF this
Kind. Last evening delegation OF the
ssIyation army appeared before Justice
Miller and stated that the carrier Of the
variety show banner and the other Satel.
lites OF the same theater were constantly
Interfering with The parade of the saliva
ton army in divers Ways For instance,
the cohorts OF the theater waited near the
salvation army barracks and when the pro-
ec<zsan fled forth with tambonriDe, cornef,
ETC.. the theascr people would fall in be
hind them distance of four or five feet
and march through the esreefs in this way.
TWAS held by the Salyationists that this
procedure on the part OF the variety repre-
sentatiyes brought forth fidieuie and scorn
from those on tho sidewalks and tended TO
bfirg the cause IN which they worked into
popular disrepute. They therefore wished
warrants issued for the arrest Of one Man
ager Brace and three Of his assistants.
Justice Miller informed the delegation that
the besf way for them 10 proceed was 30
warn he variety people 90 not interfere
With them again. IL the variety people
persisted IN Interfering with their process
sion be would issae warrants for their ar
rest, The delegation filed out after THANK
Tug the Justice for his advice,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NJ. oYlpE MrsiN.--The number Of re-
seats taken for the appearances OF the Ausin
combination here tomorrow night indi.
Gates that the reception 70 the great violin
tsf viii be hearty one. Much has been
said Of the ability OF Musin as a musician,
but the following from the Chicago Times
gives fairer estimate Of the yiolinist than
has yes been published: 1.-The star OF the
evening was NJ Musfn, 1ho aroused the
large audience 10 height OF enthusiasm
rarely noticed In a local concert room. lie
~ man or great magnetic influence. who
always sways an audience az ease. Natur-
slly graceful, his work is SO. His tone ia
strong, bnt Influenced by the charm OF
sweetness. IL Is mellow, well rounded,
and touches the human heart strings. His
playing shows the greatest ability, the
greatest precision In time, aud MI without
apparent effort His easy manner. grace
ful bowling. his quiet certainty and the
icnis- ex pfessing OF his work are In every
way REMARKABLE
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TIE RAILWAY WAREHOUSES;.
Iudge Allyn Continues the Re-
straining Order.
me Rights OF Beth Parties to be
Gusrded-work TO he
Pushed FORWARD.

me ease OF the Puget so1nd shore Rail.
-..s ". the Columbia 4 Puget soSnd
psslread came up before Judge Allyn. Al
Tseoraa, yesterday. Col J. G. Haines- NJ
sorreg for the Defendant, sas uuahge 70
.r.esr and the Ease was therefore nos
800 rpon IFS merits. Judge Allyn inside
~ following order in The case:
.sTtxt apon the fling Of q bond in the
.,,,, at rAfD for tbs benefit of defendant.
- -oanired By law, with surefIes to the
~.+,sfseflosa OF .he clerk Of the court. the
...suftsf has leave until the further order
r. - eourt % proceed with its alleged
ran.ers plated Improvements upon the
.~sfsls Of the premises Ia controversy, de-
1870 nv the plaintiff ~ the Broad Gauge
ss-f,, ssfbeuf let or hsn1rauee from the
Sssss.aarlf. and that said defendant. lts
~-wsrsss agents aud employees. during the
sa.,,srs,sfi6n Of this order be and they
go a. restrained and en5oined from in
snw way Interfering with the construction
- aid improvements or the use by the
aid psainfIfof the said premises in con-
To ..p,asfsed. always, That said warehouses
.h.it Il. built Of wood o. corrugated iron,
- bf,fh and constructed only upon ys-~es
o.,.red and planked substantially: and
nroside6. further that this order Is In
;sndeA "a a temporary restraining order
s.s.s 10 remain Ia force until the furfher
hessiug and order Of any court having jur-
;sd:rfgoa II the parties and subject matter.
"a pothIng ia this order contained or
srytafng done. or that may be done here
sIn3er. shall affect or impair the rights OF
ether of the parties Htiganta rs they ex-
Eseed 1T the commencement of this suit,
eitzaer apon any interIocutory hearing .oF
upen any final hearing o. the MASTERS In
controversy, aud either party may, at any
dine hereafter and before The inai hearing,
fatye the said court Oh three days notice
q the other party, for further iuteFioeH-
tory hearing of all matters ia controversy.
md upon said interlocatory bearing 81
aid matters ID controversy shall come On
for hearing as upon an application for a
temporary restraining order ON the part of
he plaintiff, as II this order had not been
msds.
ii Ia understood that the Puget sound
Shore Railroad Company win n0w go
ahead with the construction of the terFiat-
nal buildings rs originally contemplated
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RENTON ADDITION
PROBABLE DATE OF SALE.

Unless there should be couple to re-
tard the of clearing will in
addition April to-day we expeet
to be able TO definitely this space the
first of the sale We possibly personal
the large numbers who have asked notified will do so
through the various which averse-he Posr
ISrEIsENoER Sunday Budget Morning Monday
Morning 7etqram Those who interested the
please watch advertisements papers
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HUNTING WRESTLING MATcH.-Pietfo
Arena, an Italian wrestler. Is hunting
match with some mlddleweight in the
Northwest, and TO that end his manager, T..
ID. simmons, issues a challenge TO any man
on the Pacific coast foE $500 and upwards,
Greco Roman style, and best three falls
in three. Peter Schumacher, who twice
defeated Faulkner ia this city, is the man
with whom Arena particularly desires 10
try conclusions, though he is ready to
meet any one. II is not likely that Schu-
maeher will try 10 avoid a match with
Arena. for his late victories over Faulkner,
who was one of the best known wrestlers
front rank OF bis profession and he should
be afraid OF no one of his weight. Mr.
simmons will be in Seattle several DAYS
awaiting an answer from schumacher or
from any one else who thinks he can best
the Italian.
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PER soSar..

Chief IL Police Mitchell is confined To
HIS home by Illness.
Ex-Shsnf CoehrAae eeafampla.es trip
20 his forner hasne in Michigan in a few
weeks
Mr. 4. H. sssste. an atfaehe OF the Es-
fncnd hotel. Portland, j. IA town enjoying
= short vacation.
Mr.. +. Z. krsbs. who went East 10 ais
old home ia Pennsylvania Sc yeFsl months
since, has returned 10 seattle and VIII re-
main.
Mr., Paul r. Mohr, chief engineer Of the
seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern. leaves TO.
dsS for Spokane Falls "a stteud 20 business
at THAI end 81 his mad Mr. MohE viii s~a
absent Tor three OF four DAYS.
NJ. Charles =. iaashson. one of the
PRINCIPAL mining taea az the oksaosan
country aud owner % che oals eoaeenfFs,
tor ia that region. who has been soiogrn.
ing a. s.sc Arlington for several DAYS. left
for Tacoma yesterday.
Nr. +. A, Hseketi. assistant general
freight and passenger agent 81 the Bur.
stnEton route. with headquarters in Port.
iaad. WAS ~ town yesterday Introducing
A. J. Radcliffe. who = 0aw assuming the
pessti-n es geaesal irvsgat and pasSenxpg
aseSf foE sae Burlington IN Washington
Territory
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rALDAsE,s STATEMENT TAKEN.
He Positively Identifies .rs.g. His
Colored Akaailani

James ". Haldsne, the longshoreman
who was stabbed IA the back by a colorcd
man 81 Vas street. Saturday evening, was
ia sae.s condition from bis wound yester-
dag thai Justice Miller did not consider IL
advisable TO proceed with the preliminary
examination of Henry Gregg, who IL
Charged with making the assault.
AS precautionary measure, however,
Halflaue s statement was taken Ia writing
ana sworn 80 before Justice Miller at the
Mil street house. where he was in he'd.
Grcgg Was present when the statement was
made, aud tialdans positively identified
atm Is his assalianr The examination
was continued, aud viii not c0n4e off until
Hsl.!ane RECEIVERS sufficiently to be present.
In the meantime Gregg will remain ia the
county Jail, hetng uaanle to furnish 5000
bonds
As Haldane eonid nat receive proper
Treatment III the wfetched aud oyercrowsl-
Cd room he occupied in the Mil street
lodging house, Cha5fman 6asch, of she
board Of county commissioners, had him
removed 70 Grace kaspital last evening.
Late last night the attending physician re-
ported his condition somewhat improved,
and he will likely be able 60 appear IN
court by the end OF the week
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PREACHER FOE PLYMOUTH.
Cali Issued To- Rev Edwin :. Tsad
OF Boston.

Al meeting of the members Of the
Plymouth congregational church held last
evening, II was decided 10 issue call To
NE Rev. Edwin S. Tead OF Boston, To flll
lhe vacancy caused by stl.e resignation of
kes II. L. Bates, for long time pastor ol
ne church. II Is known that the gentle.
nan referred 10 will accept the cali. as a
avo'shle letter has already beea received
hon him.
Rev. Edwin :. Tead is aSed nearly 10
{esfs. and comes from an excellent family.
us father is twice millionaire. being
PRESIDENT OF one OF Ruxtau's largest banks
A. preacher Me. read has high reauta-
soh Five years ago he accepted q call
noathe Old Soath church, where he re-
Snatd some Tine He at one tina ueca.
nea Henry Ward Beecher's pulpit, aud Il
4 PRESENT pastor OF the Prospect I'M
sasfeh, Boston, Mass. Mr.. Teaa accepts
se ea,l TO this church In preference 10 one
n npm The Center church Ia Philadelphia.
ash expected 90 arrive here within from
aise TO i've weeks.
kef II, L. Bates VIII deliver bis last
mel N the Congregational eharch on
e issi sunday il this month. immediate
Z slsRt which time he leaves for Europe.
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The SEATTLE TEAM WINS.
Tacoma Spertslnen are Defeated
By Six Points.
The Score If9 To II3-Mexaasht
Makes the Best Recsrd--The
Pool Shot.

The shooting match between teams o.
SEATTLE and Tscoina for ga q side foos
place ~ the race track on Sunday after
noon aud resulted in victory for TIE
seAitie team TIE match was afsee1
singles and Eve double blue rocks. and TIE
score stood At the conclusion OF the mattel
lfs for the Tacoma team to us fog ths
Seattle msrksnen. This il pretty good
shooting when i Is considered thai The
most that possibly conld be made was rsf
points Following Is the Official score al
the shoot.
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STILL THEY COME.
Three New Piats FILED with the
County Auditor YESTERDAY.

The following plats were yesterday led
with the county auditor.
Grand View addition 10 the city of
Seattle. filed at the request OF u. A. Me-
kenEse, comprises s blocks immediately
north OF Home addition The streets are
named as follows: stacy street on the
east; Arthur, Rose, Fulton, Cleveland and
kuden streets running east and west.
Plat Of +. Meekef's first addition. j. Kent
comprises the Whole Of the premises con-
yeyes by John Langs,on aud wife TO Ezra
Aeeker and MASON Meeker. December siii.
lss1. aud is divided into blocks and lots OF
irregular sizes
Elliott Bay addition 70 West Seattle covers
all Of lots Is. ~ and 50, West Seattle 5~acre
tracts. II is divided into blocks, three OF
which have "a lots, and three 81 lots The
streets are named Cedar and Spruce: the
avenues Locust, Elliott and Ash.
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A PLEASANT EVENING. - iou cannot
spend an evening With more pleasure and
profit than 70 drop into the Methodist
church, corner Of Third and Marion
The young people have prepared the fol-
lowing programme: l. Vocal duet, Miss
clason and Mr. Grout 2. Recitation, Mar
ion Cole. s. German soDg. Phoebe Cary.
4. Irish solo, ''Bubbiiug Spring" Rive
Miss Emma Allen. 6. Recitation, Mrs.
RyersoD 2 Vocal solo. Miss Emma At
kns. 5. Recitation, Rachel Hummel 3.
Irish solo. Miss sheAfe. 10. Siatuary IL.
Violin solo. Alice Carey. L. Reading from
Miles Stanslish with tabieagi.
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COMMITTED TO rmn ASYLUM.
SsFy Passes ON the Mental Con.
dttion OF sYn u. woafs

aas fxamlnatien iato the mental candt
- o. William +. Weed was iaken up ~
,.sas'e 1adse Osborn aud jury yesterday
Fenins, The eygoence showed that Mr.
oa,i been insane for some time. and
-, Hs aemeatia was az times of honsi
A. nature, he having several times
s,e esssasd 10 Kill hss wife and daughter
49, sss snan see them reduced 81 the con.
se 49, o. servants. Ill was adludged in,
~ sS s1o Committed 10 The asylum. Dep.
ss,s Sassia Noelerv started 70 Sselfacoom
~ Feaehea. 49, ~
~. weod has = brother in Missouri with
~ . saage ushqrn's partner. Mr.. Dyer,
d.. . one time well acquainted. Mr..
M ssesraphea him ahou, his brother s
ss,ss !, and Fast evening received dts
rs ss. sFoa him 10 the effect that ne would
rss'sa.e SIMPLE funds fer the sanpart Of his
~sets1aafe brosherss family
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PLEADED GUILTY. - Arthur Inmen, who
stole a lot OF flannel shirts from ia front os
Doheny & Margm's store Saturday even
ing, pleaded guilty 10 q charge OF petty
larceny in Justice Mtller's court yesterday.
He was fined SO. IN, default of which he
was committed "a the county Jail. 4 large
chaineis skin, which Was doubtless stolen
from some drug s'ofe. is In Fhe hands of
Justice Miller awaiting claimant,
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AGAINST Mas TArPAS.-Jnstice Miller
yesterday decided that ars. l.. b. Tappan.
tue corset peddlcr, had violated city or
dinanee and accordingly fined her So and
costs, amounting 10 about SS5 IN ali. Her
attorneys have given notice of appeal and
viii carry the case 10 the district court 10
test the validity of the ordinance.
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY AND SAVINGS RANK

YesierLeary building, Mil street oppo.
site Commercial street receives deposits I'm
any amount aud allows interest thereon.
Board Of trustees: Leigh S. ]. Hunt, Thorn
as T. Minor, Edward X. Downing, ]. ID.
Lowmsn, George X. Hebron, David n.
Baxter. and Vim. Fighter Fisher Bank
open daily from Z a. m 10 p. m; satur-
days . a. m. To p. m. and p. m. to D. m
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TEy sIssIE BLTTE-noeKs

AS VIII De seen BE- the above, Dodge
made total Of 20. Ellis 20. Albright is. Nc
Naughton L., Aid II, and Eheriy n. or q
total of liz for the Tacoma team kellogg
made Il. Mcknight - Collins II. Booth
70, Slime Is and Harris II, or total OF Ila.
Mcknight missed bat two shots, and these
were singles. and made tire highest
individual score OF the day.
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CHOICEST RESIDENCE PROPERTY
I'M THE CITY

tied up and determined portion of it, When this deermi
nation became known he naturally brokers any
ions to handle it When he got ready however
entirely without solicitation part Us nar he
wished to place the matter Immediately thereafter
advertised for bids clearing land ana ever since have
been beseged for information to when the
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STEAMER CLARA BROWN

T EAyES YEsLER's WHARF ron. IA.
L. coma, Olympia and Big Skooknni at =
4 m. every Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
day.
Returning, leaves Shelton, Big Skookun,
at q. n. every Tuesday. Thursday ana sat
urdav
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rooE SHOOTING.

After the big match was over. there was
. pool snoot ~ 10 blue-rocks. There were
several ties, aud In the shoot-oH Eberiy
won. Following is the score.
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AT CHAUEASSVA 49, The excursion 10
EhsEtaa8ua GA S4tar9av proved very
pleasant affair. fae ISLANDERS ihna a..
sshsea $ essss.t@ke which vas Evestly en-
loyed. after whsca the auvg~S. hkx5ssr ss.
anained nse ground. Including tAasr
choices. ssE down In shc pAyiitoa AMI 80
sSsstsd tgysni tsse plat ca tee black board f8s
lots aud esnse hosae tn g0s-i spirits dec
please cptsafe ia The eXcRrsian WAS the
sisltAiAess 81 NFs fenCsoy's art studio by >
large nImt=sT Of tha exeHrSEaufxtS
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RENroN ADDITION.

For information regarding this addition
see our double-colnEnn advertisement
elsewhere IN this paper.
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WEST SEATTLE FERRY

CTEAMER CITY OF SEATTLE WILL
- leave ferry slip, foot OF Main street. Sc.
attic. every two hours: ESQ, $50 10:so A.
M; 1890. 2:So, 40 p. m. Returning, leaves
West Seattle: 7:3o, 10. l2a. M: 2, 4, clio
D. m. M & RATES Manager
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i sh7fid be generally known ;aat TF.
Appetite aa& Increased ,ssxvssssega. sl8sY.s,is
nsFSsssss 0eFfesSoa AMI lsw sng-itS, ssser-
esgEeS ssSk Ok saeeEs Else WaksfafutsS Ssasi
v isEeise rev Hta xIszs SErNngfa sats, ne
weakest invalid. Said BY stewart & Holmes
DrHg Co. wholesale agents
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THE MoRruaRy LIST.
W Andrew Ager and of a SEN
of lseare-a n H.tt

VI Andrew Aver and of a sen
- OF George X. Bell.
So" = Ager, the man who has been
- So With smallpox for over week.
A.s,,' see has been isolated in q small
NJ .asssay tn the rear of the Prsayi,ience hcs
A.. Wed GA SUNDAY tnornlnr i, MA.
sesss sAs On Saturday that Aecr u,Nli n.
iss "a - 49, sse disease took = bad turn dur.
hae-ss s ... AZ and he succnTbVd to IL. The
o. 500 ooA place on SUNDAY hight unter
an Sees oE SEATTLE lodge 81 odd Eel
sts,.,. ,e sggcr was formerly forenaa Of the
sss rs sssetFie Light Company, aud Was a
ssee.s Ss9 :, commanded great deaf % re-
On ss s. lhis community.
M ii 1913. .ssay aatnes Bell, the t.year-ala
II 81 .ssosge \. Bell, died Iron the effects
anaek OF Glphthersa. an San,ssS a.
sszsssS A TAG fe;ssFal took rlare IroYg IN.
"a ss..s sas.sslaence. corner OF Ninth aud sen.
We. Nev. 4. VI. Davis Officiating.
sss,s .'AfAA COMMISSION ~ essersay the
sss. Nasarllssion visited Part Orchard
isss.,,- sae Aaassai;s. sna continued its
Ia s ss, On tAe WAY hack rart
b "a sas visited and few hours spx,at
fexssr, ssssshselss'en there According 10
Azs 80 ssagenents today Is the last sssv
sesaa ). svsainsssSen with spend on the
Data g. said they will take ta-aigAt'S
ssil sssx. sSstlsnd, while the Manxantta
ssssirs,s,,,, uete tomorrow ioE the same
ea, eoaling beiarc she goes.
= isaisssss,,st s.saie symptoms az siyspepsis
EsssA;. , .,o are distressing seasc ef
ssase, ebsfess;on aud fi1}uess in ~
t>sh ( ssasaastearD. loss az appetite, fem
= "a So Fiz. aa'Hleney. naaSes. tssils
.Asx,es.l;sss. = Sut breasts. ar Henley )
ssA AL ga. ..s ae.ise f.sumatcs hea.lay 4fgSS.
S4 Ahy - sssses al anhcAithv sstsKs;sfs,
y ssssss an & Holmes DrHg ce.. ssAoie-
Cfs fer Pitchers caslsrIa.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

6E0 REWARD IN every case VIII Dc
VCU paid By Us for information saf'-
Gent 70 convict persons 81 destroying our
signs ON property.