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the Great Creator; it teaches Won = -.
snip him more than any written bool srd
10y 10y can giorify Him in His work 81 cres.
's 9 seyeaa were Gods nrst temples IRE man
10 on new the shaft. and lay the architr.ve
irsmsd the roof above them,-'ers Id
re 1ne ioIy vault, to gather and roll hacs
xr, soano OF anthems: in its derklinr wooa
1,, niu - tne cool aud silence, he knelf down
a,sN s umsIec % the Mighriess solemn fhanks
Nl1 supptication. For his simple heart
ww,gnt not resist the sacred iuf1nences
nna t. rom the Silly twilight Of the place.
u rom the gray old TRUNKS d It hieh in
Ainsisd their mosy boushs, and from the
- s tsa invisible breath that swayed at once
a. a. .nelr ereen tops stole over him and bowed
~ sPiLt with the thoughts of bnundless noSre,
e ana inaccessible majesty. An why =
caoulo we. In the world's riper years necIecs
0.s, ancient sanctusries and adore
T Tnly among the crowd, and under roofs
Anss our frail hands have raised?
NJ. LoPATEcKr Pr n
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FROM OLD COLE.

irsosns q the Missouri Coon in the Berlin zao.
logical Gordens.i
fena, y the way You hump yourself you're
rom the states. know.
And born in old Mizzoureh. where thu ,coor. g.,
!. too, 90 n:slvs OF that cline. su. h.r.h. r..
state. oDis
AND who used 70 climb around ana swing
Now lead life Of ignominious ease, a. you can
see. sAA
Have pity, Q compatriot minsl and bide . Sea-
While I unfurl dismal tale to catch your
friendly ear.
MY pedigree Is noble-they used my srandsires
10 piece s, coat for Patterson to warm himself
Tom Patterson Of Denver: no ermine can com.
With the srizzled robe that Democratic states.
:. man loves TO wear7
OF such 9 grsndsire am come, and in the
All up An ancient cottonwood our family had
We envisd not the liveried pomp nor proud es-
Awe hustled round from day to day in search
OF bugs and things.
Ana when !. the sarknesa fell around mocking.
Inviting pleasant. soothing dreams with his
sweet lullaby;
And sometimes came the yellow dog to brag
That nary coon could wallop him in stand
up barrel fight
We simply smiled ana let him howl. for all Miz-
That airy coon can best dog if the coon gets
hall showi
But WEE nestle close and 0hiver when the mel
low moon had ris'n
And the hungry niger sought our lair in hopes
TO make as his'n.
Raised az was, it's hardly strange pine for
Icannot get acclimated or used to German WAYS
The victuals that they give me here may all be
For vulgar, common paiates, but they win not
do for mine!
The coon that's been accustomed to stanch
Will not put up with onion tarts and sausage
seeped in beer!
No; let the rest for meat and drink, accede TO
But send me back from whence / came and let
me grub for worms.
They come these gaping Teutons do) on sun
day afternoons
And wonder what am-slss. there are no Ger
man 'coOnsi
For. ii there were, stin might swing at home
from tree to tree,
The symbol Of Democracy that's woolly. blithe
and free.
And yet for what my captors are would NOT
For lave tasted liberty--these others, they
have not!
So even Gagged the Democratic coon more glory
feels
Than the conscript German puppets with their
swords about their heels.
Well, give my love to Crittenden. to Clardy and
0'Neill.
To Jasper Burke, and Col Jones, and tell 'em
how feei:
Ny compliments to Cockrell, Munford, switzler.
sHasbro r, Vest,
Bill Nelson J. West Goodwin, Judge Broadhead,
and the rest;
Bid them be steadfast in the faith and pay no
heed ct all
To Joe McCuliagh's badinage or Chauncey Fill
ley's gall:
And urge them to retaliate for what I'm suffer
Ing here
BY clnching all the allen class that wants its
Sunday beer.
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NOTICE no sTocK uorprns

WASHINGTON SOLDIERS HOME A
w meeting of the board OF trustees of the
Washington Soldiers Home will be held al Ia.
coma Monday. August Is, as p. M, for thu
other business as may properly come before the
board Proposals OF donations Of land under
section s OF the Soldiers Home act will then
oe considered. Such Proposals should be fled
with the secretary, at Seattle on or before said
date. BY order OF the trustees.
GFo. H. BoAgDxAS President
NJ. NJ HOLMES. Secretary.
NOTICE OF MEETING of THE BOARD
~ OF trustees OF the Great western Iron and
Steel Company. eornoration.-To the trustees
OF said corporation: You are hereby notified
that meeting OF the board OF ,rustees OF said
corporation will be held a. the offic. oil the CON-
pany NJ room Is in the Kline g Rosenberg huild-
ing, on Front street loot OF Cherry street, IN the
city of Seattle state of Washington at i d N
OF Tuesday the fifn day OF August, A. n. 1890.
tsigned) l. :. ]. Hunt,
]. FUgrH
Two ct the persons named as trustees in the
articles OF incorporation Of said corporation.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
IN Tor reducing capital stock First Regiment
Armory Association. Notice Is hereby given by
the undersigned trus ees OF said association to
the stockholders thereof that meeting of the
stockholders will be he ID st the Office of Struye
Haines & McMicSen, Room Is. Newlin block on
the north side of Columbia street between
Second street and Third street, in the city of
Seattle. King county. state OF Washington on
saturday the 18th day OF August, 1880, at the
hour OF o'clock n the afternoon. for the pur.
pose OF reducing the capital sfock OF said COM
pany 10 the sum OF seven thousand dollars, to
be divided into seventy shares OF the par vslue
OF one hundred dollars per share. All the
stockholders are requested TO attend.
J. G. HAINES.
CHARLES n. KITTENGER.
J. A. HATFIELD,
s. w. SCOTT
JOSEPH GREEN,
III. G. sTRUVE,
K. NJ. CARE
Z. L + KELLOGG.
JOHN r. HoiT,
Dated June 9, 1sya Tr,ts,ees
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Beautiful Boston Literary Women.
Commercial Advertiser

One of the younger literary women OF
Boston, Miss Sarah 0rne Jewett and Mrs.
Maud Howe Elliott are the most beautiful.
Miss Jewett's gentle Madonna face seems
70 take every year an added charm. She
is dark-haired and graceful and is at her
best when, in the drawing-room OF Mrs.
James T. Fields, her intimate friend, she
tells you stories of ships and the ocean.
Her father was sea captain from Maine,
and the nautical favor comes out in much
that she writes. especially in her short
stories
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6I7 Third Street

EoTICE-Tbe business ONCE of the Posr-IN
. TELLIeEScER win hereafter be open until II d
m. Classified advertisements will be received
up TO this hour.
Advertisements under the heads Of Lost
Found, For Sale, For Rent, and Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate of cents
word for the first insertion: cent word for
each subsequent insertion. Payment always in
advance.
Advertisements win be received ct branch
Offices OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at:
Tacoma. ......-.......-......0. H. Culver agent
Port Townsend. Handley h Kelley
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vrar,RUIED TRAIN SERVICE

Over the Northern Pacific railroad dining carr
and sleeping cars every day III the year Seattle
10 Chicago I'll miles the shortest route. Second
class passengers, too. are afforded excellent &C
combinations
1HIRTY-THREE HOURS AND rHIBrY-sIx MINUTES
Saved in reaching Chicago via this line. A.
Chilberg, city ticket agent Tic Second street
Boston block; L. Tonkin. depot ticket agent
Seattle.
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NOTICE OF AUCTION sALE-PUBLIc NO
IN tice is hereby given that ]. Fra K Aron-
son, assignee IN certain procee ing III iusoI.
veney. now pending in the superior Cours OF
King County. WASHINGTON, entitled J. p Mears
& son VS.. Their Creditors, in pursuance of an
order in this behalf heretofore du y made by
SAID cour, viii sell and Cause to be sold al puD-
lic auction, for cash, at the premises numbered
100 Pike street In the city OF Seattle in said
county, on Monday, the 5th day of August.
ls90, at IL ocl OK a. m. and between that hour
and IL o clock noon of that day. and between
the hours OF o'clock :. M aud O'Clock p.
m. of that day, and continuing every day
thereafter af like hours. excluding Sundays.
until the sale is completed. all the stock OF
goods, ware and merchandise, and the hx-
lures of which am now in possession a. such
assignee, to-wit: general line OF boots aud
shoes and shelving and counters, and 80 all
the unpata book accJu It's. chooses IN action and
evidences OF indebtedness in my possession ~
such ASST nee.
FRANK AR0SsON. ASSIGNEE.
Preston. Carr 4 Preston, Attorneys for As
signee.
Dated 1t seattle, King County. WASH. this
18th day Of July. 1880.
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The Union Pacincis the only transcontinenta.
line running free reclining chair cars and Pull.
man tourist sleeping cars from the Pacific coast
70 the Rast. A. c. Martin, city ticket agent, TO
second street. Boston block. G. l. Baldwin
agent citv dock.
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PERSONAL.

WILL JACOB LILLY PLEASE RETURN THE
~ lady's gold watch which ne found on VIM.
Carne's place, between Green lake and the
county road, to judge Greene, room 49, Boston
block, and DC suitably rewarded?
"ANTED-A YOUNG MAN WANTS TO
w correspond With some nice girl. Address
%, Post-Inte.lieepcer.
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xxemExns AxD ooxzH1crona

GAN FRANCISCO BRID0R coMPANY--THs
- gineers and contractors for bridges of evofv
descriptions wharf building, PILE dfivine, Dr.
ing and steam sheycl oxeaynx5nes u16n6 -
specifications furn3shea On sDpl1ookm: -
spondence solicited. ofRco Loo g 3aG
sfrset, Seattle WasA s M
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SPECIAL NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT / WILL
IN not be re responsible for y buildings erected
on lots Is and i6. block rs, Ballard avenue. Gii-
man Park.
Ssigne), n. CAULFIELD.
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad. vestibuled
sleeper and dining-ear roafe. for all points East
A.Chilberg. city ticket agent. 10 second street.
Boston block: E Ionkin. depot ticket agent
Seattle.
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DOOTH q HAEFORD ABSTRACT CO. ING
ID Rooms sx5 and -. Seattle block
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TsHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
IL ing under the firm name of Chapln d VIII
son il hereby dissolved By mutual consent
GRO 3. CHAPfx,
II. B. WILSON.
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.sYou may be interested If yon read time
cards of the steamship Eastern Oregon ana Col
umbia 4 Puget sound road in this issue"
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MARRIED.

RosS-GrLLRTT--Juy q, 1890. Mr. J. J. Ross
and Mrs Hattie Gilletl OF Ohio The couple
will make their home in Seattle.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EX-
j isfirg between &. L. Bake. F. Cole aud
W J. Coffman under the frm name OF Bake
Cole & Co. has tnis a ay been dissolved by mu-
tual consent r. L. Ba Ike aad F. Cole viii con-
tinue the business under the firm naine of
Bake, Cole Co and viii collect and pay al
cebts due said frun All parties indebted 10 the
above arm VIII please call and settle their &C
counts At once R. L Bake,
+. COLI.
W. J. CoFFNAN.
July is, 1880.
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yxyANTED-FARMS, LOIS, ACRES. BUsI.
w ness chances 10 sell, houses TO rent; list
your property with US for quick sales. I. Moran
4 Co, Kline q Rosenberg building. Seattle
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CLEARANCE SALE AT BASYE'S.
Clearance sale OF canes umbreI las statuary
cut glass ware novelties aud all odds and ends
this month. ]. K. Basye. jewelry emporium
S04 Front street
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No more quinine. Aoore's Revealed Remedy
is taking the place.
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SALE THIS WEEK.
House furnishing goods. all reduced. Chester
C1oary.
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DIED.

KuRZMANN-At the home of his parents, in
Seattle, on Madison street, on July "a, Arthur
Kurxmann. aged months
HENKA-In Seattle at 4lS Washington street,
July y, OF dropsy. Martin Henka, aged Is
years.
noon.
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xxrANTRD-soNE CENTRALLY LOCATED
w lots az reasonable figures; several april
cants listed. Nelson Macpherson & Co, Front
aud Merton
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CLAmyoKAvrs.


nNEIROMANCY-THE PECULIAR GIFT on
" Mime LeVauehne, Is one Of the wonders Of
the age. Nine LeVaughne does rot claim
spiritual power" yet no trance m9dtum or
clairyoyant has ever excelied Aer In deiinenfinR
the past, present and future Of her viait0r6.
She does not resort 90 strategy tricks to reveal
human character. Oneiromancy has mayer bo6o
pracficed by any other character reader Ia Amer
lea. Nine. LeVaughne sees your lie - u appears
in luck or misfortune, in love or In misery, IN
health or disease. She points out the danger In
your path aud the opportunity Of success; to11n
whether you Will succeed "a MARRIAGE love, ~
trade. ParIors IL and Is. Mallory houss, Third
and James streets.
NTME LA vEE-NOTED CLAIRv0YAN1
WI and trance medium; can be consulted ~
ali on every subject; satisfaction guaranteed q
no pay. Pariofs. IL and Is. Simoneih house. -
Third street
MADAME TEITswoRTH. OLDEST NATURA1
MI seer aud beat clasrvoyant forfuno to11og3
q years experience Richslieu House, coknoe
Third and Cherry.
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T1fAEO AND ORGAN TUNING. REPAIR
ii ing of all musical instruments; prompt at
tention given 20 city aud country orders: sstls-
faction guaranteed J. l.. GENERAL. VauehaD's
music store. Seattle, and Duranss music Store,
Gotrstesn building. Seattle
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ocULIsrs AND AURrsrs.

nR KIBBE-0CULISF AND AURlSr AND
IL physici clan for diseases of the throat Re-
moved to Halter block, corner Columbia and
Second streets. rooms 4 ard B.
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GEO A. REICH, NJ. d.. OCULI5T, AURIsI
" and physician for diseases OF the throat
ONCE. room "a. Boston block.
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THROUGH THE ROOF.
Desperate Attempt of a Convict to
Break Jail.

An attempt. which came within an ace of
being successful, was made last week by
George A. johnson, alias "Ironfoot," the
notorious swindler and card-sharp, to escape
from the House of Correction. BY mere
turn Of fortune it was discovered at the last
moment, time enough to lay secure hold Oh
johnson, and keep him from freedom, which
was separated from him by only an inch Of
timber.
johnson was committed to the House of
Correction six months ago for petty larceny.
His time expired yesterday. But While
serving out the term he was convicted and
Sc ntenced to ten years Imprisonment in San
Quentin for swindling two men out Of
large sum of money at a card game in a
Bush-street saloon.
With this heavy penalty hanging over
him, johnson cOntrived, it is thought with the
assistance OF some "trusty," while in the
pcni.entary, TO make a desperate effort to
escape and be once more at liberty. His cell
was under the rafters. which consist of ten
inch planks close together, forming wooden
wall of ten inches overhead. To cut through
this was the work johnson undertook.
He secured a steel lath from the lotion OF
his iron bedstead, and managed to file and
hack its edge until il made fairly good
saw Then he rolled bits of rags and cord
AROUND one emu Oh tue 6leel lOT HHHuIt,
and with this instrument he began saving
through the plankS.
From appearances it is evident that John
son had been working for month at least
with his crude saw. The nature of his work
prevented him from doing more than a
little at time-merely an odd stroke of the
saw now aud again. AS he cut through the
planks he rubbed little putty along the
surface and chalked it over with white chalk
TO give it the appearance of the walls, which
are limewashed
When detected his work was almost COM
pleted, and he became furious with rage at
the disappointment after all his hopes for
liberty. He was placed in another cell and
removed to the County Jail yesterday,
whence the Sheriff will take him to-day to
San Quentin.
The matter at the House Of Correction
was hushed up, and Johnson would say
nothing about ii either.
Johnson has bad record with the police.
Before coming to san Francisco he served q
long term of imprisonment in Arizona for
swindlng at cards, and yearsago he was sent
to the State Prison here. Of late years, how
ever, he escaped convection, although repeat
eddy arrested for swindling. This is the first
time that good case was made out against
him by the police. who are happy that he is
out oil the way for ten years to come.
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MR.. HAYMOND'S NAME.
Ii Is Forged By His COachman,
Who Is Now in Jail.

Creed Raymond has had some trouble
with one Of his employees. He bad a coach
man named Frederick Rowland, who. 1t is
said, was the wrong man for Mr.. Raymond.
On the 9th Of last August Rowland pre-
sented an order to Mann & Benedict, as fol
lows:
Let bearer, my coachman, have an overcoat,
aud oblige CREED RAYMOND.
A coat costing S25 was selected, and then
sold by Rowland to a hack-driver for SIS.
Haymond refused to pay the bill, as he
siwOulG not be victimized by his coachman,
pr even the Judge Detectives Bee and
Harper took the case in hand. and yesterday
t4aTged Rowland with forgery.
The prisoner was also held in Police Court
No. ! in bonds of $1,000 on a charge OF
burglary. Over year ago lie was sentenced
10 one years i'm prisonment in the House Of
Correction for grand larceny, consisting OF
stealing $40 from DIR. Cushing.
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Dense Ignorance.

An example oil the dense ignorance that
EXISTS in some country districts, says the
Boston Herald, occurred week or TWO ago
at Othery, village in Somersetshire, En-
gland, where woman applied for police
protection on the ground that she was being
poisoned by the electric light. She said
- They throw this electric stuff through tile
windows into our cups we drink from, into
the tsa-kettle and sauce-pans and everything
else to try and poison US. We can see il In
the room. They threw it in the bedroom
also, and 1t makes US sick; and father. when
they threw it in the other night, vomited
and was sick through it. You can see it in
the air. and they stand outside and throw it
through me window" On inquiry it trans
pred that the source of all this lamentable
distress was the flashing Of mirrors into the
room windows by some mischicYons bnYs
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Here MIR. Pond has complete and accurate
analysis of his vote in the precinct, and in
so simple q method that any intelligent boy
in the second grade of the Lincoln School can
understand 1t.
Seemingly, recanvassing and recounting
will rarely be resorted to.
Suggestionr-In counting the ballots in
their respective piles it is a good plan to
place a strip of paper at right angles with
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Each candidate has as his base his full
party vote in the precinct, to wit: E. b.
was erased, TO wit, %; then be adds the
times his name was substituted for that of
the Republican candidate, to wit, 80; also
the number of times his name appeared on
the undesignated and scattering ballots, TO
wit. 90. Result: 10O-25---3 0-I-20-l2J.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MONEY CON T..

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Eros" the God of Love in Greek mythology
What Is it, what its uses, what its purpose?
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Send stamp for pamphlet. The study OF the pam
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No Evidence Against Him.

August Huber, charged with attempting
to set fire to the Five-mile House, on the
Mission road, was discharged yesterday by
Police Judge Rix. The only evidence against
Huber was the finding of pieces of paper
with his name on in sack in the barn of the
Flye-mile House. His wife, who was in an
office on Merchant street awaiting the result
of the examination, became hystercal and
tainted when told that the charge against
her husband had been dismissed.
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COMpAGNIE GENERALE
I L 4 n 5 A IL AN TIQU

French Line to Havre.
COMPANY'S PIER NEW az NORTH no
y River. foot OF Morton st. Travellers by <4fSR
this line avoid both transit by English railway and
boat
LA BhEIAGNE, De Jousselln. ...,.'':...;'.
...........,.,. Saturday, Oct 4th. s;0o A. NJ
LA GASC0GNE, Santelli ........................
.........-.... Saturday, october llth, 3;Vo r NJ
LA CHAMPAGNE, Traub., .......":.,.......::..
,.. Saturday, oct. Is, at 80 A. N.
LA BOURGOGNE Frangeul..
- Saturday, Oct 25th. $3.50 +. NJ
LA BRErAGNE, De Jousselin. ..................
,.,,.,. Saturday, Nov. LIST, at z 80 A. n
A5-For freight or passage apply to
A. FORGET, AGENT
No. Bowling Green New YORK.
JF. FUGAzI X CO., Agents. . Montgomery aye.
San Francisco. mrzVu
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the ballots after each ten. to facilitate count
ing and reduce danger of errors in aggregat-
ing. These Slips might be numbered, the
first one being made No. /, and the slips
might well be strung with the ballots at last
More elaborate tally-sheets naturally will
be provided for practical use at election can
vassing. The foregoing is simply for initi-
atory purposes.
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not ultra wires, nor yet actionabe. II II had been
wrongful act and actionablr the right OF the
defendant TO be bound by the agreement to do
an unlawful thing would have raised practically
lie same question as that disposed OF above, and
the question Of whether he consented 10 the act
which injured him would have been determined
by the same princlnle
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Leg Broken by n Kick.

Augustus Malone, driver of a bakers
wagon, had his log broken below the knee
yesterday by kick from his horse. The
whiffie-tree broke at the corner of Polk and
jackson streets, and while dsengagiDg the
horse from the wagon Malone was injured.