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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-01
Blast Furnaces Resume Work.

READING, Pa, March 1.-The second
of the three large blast furnaces Of the
Brook Iron Company at Rirdsboro has
resumed operations after years idle
ness. This morning the Keystone Fur
mace. No. 1, of the Reading Com pany Of
this city also resumed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-01

B 1T it is a fact, that Aliens New Discovery
for Piles has never in a single instance
failed to cure chronic or obstinate cases of
all kinds of Piles, no matter of howlong
standing. Do you have a soreness and itch
ing often at night Don't neglect these
symptoms. Aliens New Discovery will
cure you. We know it. 1t is an entirely
new treatment. Call for sample. Reg
ular size SOC. Sold at Dexter & Co.'S drug
store, corner North and East Main streets.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-01
New Emirrant Station.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-Bedloe g ISL
and, New York Harbor, has been Sc
lected by the Secretary of the Treasury
as an emigrant station to take the place
of Castle Garden.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-01
Minister Pendleton'. Remains,

New York, March 1.-The body Of
the late Minister to Germany. George
II. Pendleton, was transferred from the
United States steamship Enterprise to
a tenn porary resting place, and will DO
taken to Ohio as soon as transportation
is arranged.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-01
Bank President Leland Censured,

New YORK, March 1.-The grand
jury in the bank-wreclking case has
been dismissed. "A presentment con-
surfing President Charles H. Leland for
the secret, unusual and enormously
prof BILE sale of his stock was brought
in prior to the dismissal of the grand
jury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-01
Senator Ingalls, President Fro Tam

WASHINGTON, March. LIN the Sem
ate Senator Ingalls,, on motion of Sem
ator Sherman, was elected to serve as
president pro tenn. of the Senate during
the absence of Vice-President Morton
on his proposed trip to Florida.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-01

NEW York, March Last night Slos-
SON defeated Cation by the following
score: Sloseon, 500: Cation, 1857. Aver
ages -Slosson, 10 6-26; Catton, 10 17-1A
I@o tournament viii end to-niGhk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-01

BINeHAMPToN. N. Y. March 1.-Geo.
Gage, hotel landlord at Guilford, and
Dan Fisher, were drowned In Bracket TT q
pond, Bainbridge, N. Y. They were
fishing through hole in the ice when
the ice broke beneath them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-01
His Skull Fractured by a Preacher.

NEWARK, Del. March 1.-Rev. Dan
iel Davis, a colored preacher, fractured
the skull of Jim Jones, colored, with a
club. Davis suspected that Jones. who
was known as ''masher," was unduly
intimate with Mrs. Davis. Jones will
probably die.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-01
Worlds Fair Committee NIeetinp.

WASHINGTON, March1.-The Sub Com
mittee of the Committee on the
Worlds Fair has held several informal
conferences but no definite conclusions
have been reached, The full ommittee
will probably have meeting to-day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-01
minated for the Fourteenth Time.

ROCHESTER, N. V, March Tho
Republicans last night renominated
Mayor Cornelius r. Parsons. Mr.. Par
sons has served IA successive years as
Mayor. James A. Aikenhead was re-
nominated for member Of the executive
board.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-01
ElopeG With n Waiter.

MERIDEN, Conn, March 1.-Nettie,
daughter Of Chief of Police Ford, has
elOped with waiter named Danial
Lawrence. The Chief is searching for
the runxyays-
SCRAPS OF SCIENCE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-01
Oliver Ames' Widow Dead.

NORTH EAsToN, Mass, March Miro
Sarah Lathrop Ames. aged II years
widow OF the late Oliver Anes, died
last night from the effects of an apo
plectic stroke sustained last Friday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-01
Pianos! Organs!

THOSE intending = invsst IN H1AHO
/ or ORGAN Will 10 we'll - consult -
before purchasing, - 1 can save you Non
$25 to @75 on every instrument, RsolA
may say how sal he dc ~ II 10 this He
sells direct from The manufactures snA IN
no large store rent - psy aal stA0 -
psnses attached - . sts1o. Aavs -
agency for the celebrated NAoOH q
HAMtIN Pianos aAa OAuNna. sna A~
famous HALLETON BROTHRR0 Pon0e
STERL1NG'S and sthszs, 0AtAlsQnG
mailed f1ss.
r. Q. FoRBB9
aNS AoaSA Naik OAooA
- Orders fer INntne, Ca0mm -
Rspaisiag DspmDAy atoA =
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Marshars Notice Of Seizua

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE INN
Il States for the district OF Washlne,np r..
ern division.
UNITED STATES OF ANERrcAf
DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON,
WHEREAS. Libel OF information has ~ A.
IN the aoJvs court by p. H Wluslan .
United ) ates attorney, through the a,6rzs
United States attorney, P. c sullivan. a s1sr
of the United states and against flB 80 -
OF prepared opium, alleging ia substance
Tat on thc I'd day OF August NJ Il d
county OF King, state OF HashinkfDs. EAsl.
~ Bradshaw. the collector OF eus1sno ~ =
district of PUGET sound. did, upon The u<as
Puget SOUND, seize the said Opium = afrna
as forfeited 10 the United States;
That the said opium was OF iofclgu G5se
and manufacture and subject 10 the psgme1tl
duty upon icing imported and orougnt i. 4
United states
That prior 70 said date the said oplunh
been u some PEI son or persons uaki.oVu d
lawfully, clandestineiy, fraudulentIy and k1os
IN y imported. smuggled aHd brought A0i
United states from the Province II Bz!fIntx1
um Dis, in tle D. N ion of Canada, Win u 1
tent To defraud the revenue OF the r0e2
states OF the duties thereon. aud taa< IL dun
due on said opium lad not been PAID q ,ecu3l|
10 De la TO the United states
And also praying that the said opium M &
Condemn. q as foEf=ited as q orssst4
And, whereas. tae said court bas nah Y
X -
In the district court of the United Statr5 IL q
ois rtet of Washing on. nortnera dAr1ea
Unit d States OF America. ilbellanrr n ~ 81
tael TINS OF prepared opium.
Now. on this 2sth day OF August - III
United states attorney Tor the cistret of 41&3
ington, b. his assistant P, c.. sullivan h15IR|
filed q libel OF informs ton ag4iatI ceF1kI
goods, wares and merchandise t0glts 10 ST.
tins OF prepared opium
II Is therefore ord red that the eek q ra|
court issue s monition against 81 d meecs1e|
disc: aud il is further ORDERED thae lou,lez|
days notice be gwen OF the seizure and .lo<l 81
said merchandise, and thaf tbe t7oaEz1c q
said nbsl, " tn the order OF the cour5 fN1ee&|
containing the time and place npponn4 ~
tina be inserted in some newspaper p31t14el
in the city of seattle. King tounty zHq q
Washington; and that the SAID Rorier D p1(el
in he most public manner for the spaceQ -
tee- days, at or near tie pace OF rrah
IL i further ordered that the time an -
OF trial be or the I'd day OF October l6e4 8 ~
hour of o'cjock p. m. AZ the city OF eMn
King county, tate of washington.
c. Il. HASFORD. District l1A
Now therefore, in pursuan Q Of tna mal
issued under the seal OF said eoasL = -
rected aud delivered. and III accor1anee -
the said order OF the sa court - n1
give pu0 bic notice TO al pers rs eitm1n{ y
SAL opiun or IN any manner infereskd =
tnat they BE- and sppear before ne s411 Ql1. h.
district, on the I'd day of Octooer, lgz q -
hour of o'clock p. m OF said ,, tnsa =
there 10 interpose their claim ana g -
their ailegati ms in that behalf
Dated this I'd day OF September, IL
THOMAS K BRONX.
United States Man1A
By CHAs A. LAMPKIs. Deputy
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And really. fish look bigger than they are before
They're caught
when the pole Is bent mo bow, and then the
slender line is taglE
When q fellow feels nk heart rise up like
dougnnHt in his throat.
And he lunges in fresnzy up and down the
Oh, you whovs been 5shing win indorse me
That it al ways s the biggest fish you catch that
gets away
IT'S even so in other thirgs-yes. IN our greedy
eyes.
The biggest boon is some Elusive, never-cap-
tured prize.
We angie for the honors and the sweets OF
human life
Like fishermen, we brave fhe seas that roll in
endless STRIFE:
And then at last. when all 10 done. and we are
spent aud gray,
We own the biggest fish we've caught are those
that got away.
would not have it otherwise; It's better there
should be
Much bigger fish than have caught a-swim-
Mug in The sea;
For now some wofthief one than / may angle
Tor that game
May by his arts cntice entrap and comprehend
the same.
Which having DONE perchance he'll bless the
man wno's proud 10 say
That the biggest fisn he ever caught were those
Eugens Field
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MarshaIs Notice. Of sam. !.
Sea Gull =

IN THE DISTRICT COURT ov -
ern division. 1lnEta. ~
UNITED STATES or AMEEsca.)
DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON 81
WHEREAS. A Lbes ~ iusor,..,..
{ led IL the above district can-s - ~ =
states STORMY, P. II. w;nsso, = = ca
ine assistant United States strsr-s.s.' a, t1as'
van, on behalf OF the Tn led s-ss<35, e. c -
the yessel commonly Called !. 80 N
HnA, ner Tackle, apparel and fl,rnsse3
ing Ia substance. 11<114 -
That in the ninth Of Ju1v 7Sa,
Bradshaw. the collector o cnss-'-.. 1a&1o
trict OF Puget sound. did, an -. 'E -
fugeJ sound. elze "a d vessel - 49, 4tn
use OF the United states: - ~ fsl1g6 e
mat the name of the owner AZ a..
was MI knudson: that in sha ss- ~ n
~, tae sara We gel was duly lsess-ae.;
VIC law % tne United states rsisfss- - 9
engaged in domestic eonrerra' 80 ~
the date OF said seizure a o-ss-e 80 fr<
yessel vas owned by elEizens AMI -. m
tee United ciases, but thar IN 1911
SEIZURE u was transferred aud assd :. ~
Nj Anu1S0a, wlo at sad tine ~ ~
z~n OF the Cnlsed states, in viol atin- ss*Sa sE
800 OF the revised ststntes 81 ~ -
states, by reason whereof tha 49, VE&l
tackle, apparel and furnitu- : 49, s
10 the use OF the United states:
so praying that th4 sid v.s.,1 -
condemns - forfeited a. afera<ssT -
And whereas the a.d court b. ,s.s.
low ng order. towIt: ~
In the disFFics court of the Uusfss :.
the 1'ssrlct OF " asninston. no;fzen ~.
United states Of America u,s,'.% ~ ~
sioop sea Gull" her tackle. Ta,-s..A.
apparel Aas95 d
Now on this 9TH day Of Aura<t ,sus !.
Information having been 4 ~ - ~ ~
winston, aItoEnry OF the U2ised ststs- y.
clstrics Of WasA ngton. by toe asxirrss< ~ y
attorney, 4. Z. sullivan. aeainsr ths r..
c Su. asf 49, ssfSie: apparel and iurniEass
II Is ordered by the court thst -
mad upsn SAID libel of inforn sts6r 80 ~
day OF October, 1890, at the honr AZ ) 49, q
M OF said DAY, az the city OF s4ss~
state OF Washington, in the United 49,
room: and that notice Contains, ~ .s
snd place apo nted Tor trial Be p16IisSS >
the space OF lourt en- days. By fhers,ss1 =
marsha for che district OF n Simmer a.
newspaper published in the city a $500, =
that said notice be also D sted in - -
nc manner tor the space OF iourreer 8ss~ Z
near the place of trial
And it 5 iurtner ordered that IN -
TINS court issue moninon in sccorispss y
this order. -
c. II. HANFoRD, D.ssrsrs -.
Now therefore, in pursuance or fne -
Issued under the sea. Of SD eon-r * -
re Ted and delivered, aud in accnrssn<s n, a
the order aforesaid OF said court / dss.ss
give paole notice 10 all persGns tlsf1isssa
said vessel. her tackle, furGaifure Al 49,
AMI cargo, or N any manaer ntertsreil z..z
that they be and appear before be I'D ~
court. 20 be held at tie city Of ksfSs y il
said district. on the ID day OF Ocsohr ~ ,
the nnur OF o'ci OK p Ii. of sail dax lhas -
there TO in erpose heir claim md "a M, ~
allegations in that behalf
Dated this 81 day OF september In
THOMAS Z. BgUU
United States Nsr1s
By CHas. A. LANPKIN. Depuiy.
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fully clever. but that he would have 70
chance with Sullivan. To come back to
Dave Campbell ne processes to be anxious
TO go over to England and try conclusions
with Jack Burke if the 0rmonde Club will
offer q purse for go between them. he
is young. strong and fresh. but l hardy
think him . match for Burke. unless the
latter. as is likely, hiss gone back good bit
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Advertisements uncer the heads of Lost
Found Tor sele. Fer Rent and Situations
Wanted viii he inserted ct the rate OF cents
word for che first insertion: cent a word Tor
each subsequent insertion. Payment always in
advance.
Advertisements viii oe received at branch
Offices OF the ACKNOWLEDGMENT a.;
Tacoma ...--..-......... O. H. Culver. sgen;
Fort townsend. ..,.--...,. Handley & Kelley
NoTlCE-The business Office OF the Posr-IN-
TELLIGESoEE is oVen until - p H. CLASSIFIED
advertisements Will be received UP to this hour.
The following letters swat advertisers at this
eft5ces
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IL Made = Difference.

Harpers bazar
"Clara," said the old man, that young
fellow can't have you. He smokes cigar
cites, know, for 1 smell them when he is
around" Papa said tt q dear girl, she
never smokes them. but he owns a cigar
cite factory" 80? Then, my darling, he
can marry you when he will. There's
money in the business"
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership b retofore existing at snoqual-
ME Fails, King county, Washington as Elliott
& Sanders, has this day dissolved by mutual
consent, aud that George !liott will continue
in the business of said firm, and assume the
debts thereof 10 date, and that all bills PAYABLE
to said firm are now payable to George Elliott
GEORGE G. ELLIOTT
DANIEL B. SANDERS
Seattle, Wash. Sept 5. 1890.
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cLAIRYoYAyrs.

NfRa LEvAUGHNE CAN BE CONSVLTgD
w at The Mallory hou e, rooms Il aud Is, cor
ne Third and j. m - str ct.
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vEsTrBELED TRAIN SERVICE

over the Northern Pacific railroad; dining cara
and sleeping cara every day in the yeaE Seattle
TO Chicago III miles the shortest route. Second
class passengers, 100. are afforded excellent &C
conn ooations
1HIErY THREE HOURS AND THIRry-srx MINUTES
saved In reaching Chicago via this line. A.
Chiibers city ticzet agent TIC Second street,
boston block: <. 1onkin. depot TICKET agent
seattle
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yAToOLRY & CO., OF THE TOWN OF
w Wooley, Sksgit county, WASH, have beet,
awarded the entire contract for sawed aud
hewn ties for the seattle il Montana raj way
ard are ready to receive bids and let contracts
in lots from 500 to 20 600 along th4 line OF Seattle
d Montana from Noolley to Seattle, or siang the
line of the Seattle * Northern from Wootly to
Hamilton, or on The Fairhaven & Southern.
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ABsTRACTORG

Ro0TH d HANFORD ABSTRACT CO. ZINC
- Rooms A5 and 3s6. Seattle block.
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ocuIIsrs ANp 1unzsrs.

nR- STILLS0N. SURGEON FOR EYE. EAR.
II nose and throat, Halter bui ding, will leave
Oc'o er 1t Z I'VE months tour among the
hospitals OF New York and Europe.
nR. KfBBE-0CULIST AND AURISr AND
IL physician for diseases OF the throat Re-
moved TO Halter block. corner Columbia and
Second streets, rooms and J.
GEO. A. REICH, VI. D.. OCULISr, AURr5T
" and physician for diseases OF the throat
Once. room "a, Boston block
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COMBUSTION MERCHANTS.

TT r. HAMMOND & co. SUCCESSORS tn
1Is Anderson & Faegre,, commission mer.
cnants ana wholesale dealers in hay grain. feed
and produce: storage solicited. cSmms-cssi
1ock. loot Madison street. seattle, Wash
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ENGINEERS And CONTRACTORS


g. An FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-ES-
- gineers and contractors for bridges of every
description; wharf building, pile driving, dredg.
ing and steam shovel excavsting; plans and
specifications furnished on application; corce-
sponoence solicited. Office, oec.dentai book.
Sealtte. " ASH.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

dds WANTED FOR ENCHANTING LOT
ID northeast corner of Tenth aud Jackson
streets. Address p. Sculllns, care Harry White
Occidental block.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


CPRCIAL NoTICE-RAVING LEASED MY
- interest III steamer Mabel to E. A. swift for q
period of one year from September l. 1890, / shall
not be responsible for any debts incurred on her
account from that date. C. II. ScHoFF
NOTICE TO BUlLDERS-PLANS FOR cor
IN tages. SIS; two-story residences, $50: build
ings erected on insta lment plan by J Friedlan.
der, architect and builder, 3G c. lumhia.
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LOST

r OST-LETTER ADDRESSED TO MRS. II. V.
IL Bean, cor Third and Mary streets, Pontius
addition. Finder will be suitably rewarded by
returning same 10 American District Teleg raph
Co. lilo Cherry street
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AssaFERs AVID cnEsIsrs.

:.
n Z. BoGARDU.. FoRAERLY CHEMIST
ior the b q o. K X, 50 practical chemist
IN Chicago; / am pre- par.d TO do All ri 10 80
Shs meal work 7nd ssseying Room s Ferry
ouli1ing, corner Commercial and WASHINGTON
streets. 3 attic, Wash 'Ol
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Is YARDS Chaiie for 81
IL yards Cambria for 81.
II yards Gingham for 81.
II yards Fruit Lo1m r 81
Il yards Lonsdaie for 81.
All other goods at pr0portionately low prices
ct the great bankrupt sale. ,404 Front street
Reservafiops on any steamsnlp line in the
Atlantic service 70 Europe and England can be
secured ct Northern Pacific office A. Chilberg
city ticket sxens. 5l6 Second street. Boston
block: Z. Torkin. depot ticketagent seattle
New cioaks. wraps. capes and jackets just in.
Chester Cleary
The Brig nton serves merchants lunch from II
q m. to D. m.
Gasoline and gas stoves. Loyhed q Son. cor
ner Front and Union.
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L c. WHITE. NATURAL MEDIUM. TRANCE
test and life readings; Will be he . but
snort time longer; sttngs daily; circles Tues
day and Thursday evenings at s LAOS Third
street. parlors 81 and IS
ENLoRANcE MARVIN, PROPHECIES. WHO
Il predicted the Seattle fire. Room 8, Phinuey
block. corner Front and Seneca streets
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GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY HA:
- removed 70 fourth -four Occidental block
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z
w DER second and Lenora streets Thor
oagn instruction; grand pianos: musical l.
Drary; ely 2 ier.nces. Mrs. wfiizrd prineIpsl
AKIHA > BkOWN-A LATE Pupil. OF
vi Professor A. w. PorterS & Minne.noljs ana
Mine; Lou sa Cappiani. OF New York, is iiow pre-
pared TO receive pupils in voice culture AZ nar
re- fei G.. IS Ponisr stYes. eiTv
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STEEOGRAPHER&
NIISS MACACLAY, TYPEMRIriNG AND
vi dictationS Room Al, Halter bio X, Seat
tie, Wash.
BENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEADQUAR
hters; machines and supplies: shorthand and
typewr1ting ofhces; stenographers agency.
machines rented Room $40, seattle block,
corner Third and Cherry streets.
VIZ ASHINGION TYPEWRITER HEAD
w euarters-Stenographers furnished :. sn
hand and rypewritng work executed: type
writers rented Rorwen block. Columbia
street
PERSONAL
yNANTED SOME RESPONSIBLE PERSON
w 70 adopt a baby. Call at l.74 Front
street
WILL LILLE N WRITE 10 L L. AT
w Russ house or l.?
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r1EANC7AL

r HAVE LIMITED AMOUNT OF MONTY
i to loan for short tire on good real estate ID.
T. McConnsughey, loom 5. Lleweiiyn-Dodge
hufldir,r
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Tn THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE rx7as|
i States for the district OF Washlngtoe ~
ern division.
ITSfTEn STATES On Ar-prr.
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A RI EMBROIDERY STORE. 6ie SECOND
"A street: orders taken for embroidery. a f,,1l
line of materials; eqaipoise waists. Miss c. Ma
Paul ~
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TO LEASE

ITO LEAsE-A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IN
Il furnished. in one IF tie rising towns on
the seund Apply 70 box 2ll city r O.
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ITO LEAsE-MTstc HALL AND PREMISES;
only one in the city; hest pf lecauors;
very god raging business. On First $ rect. as
toris, Or Address w. w. Parker, Asforis. Or.
ITO LEASE-FoR A TERN OF YEARS, A
large new wharf: foot of University street;
also lot on West street Washington Territory
Investment Ccmpanv
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l11a WILL BUY A FINE LOT OVERLOOK
Tl1U ing Green Lake: yon can now tske
electric Car, corner James snd Second streets,
and go direct 10 properly without transfer. Ap-
Ply 70 William II. Pettis, rooms % and So Haier
block.
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MISS HATHAWAY, AGENT FOR MRS.
wi Graham's cosmetics can be found at the
Mallory house, room II, corner of Third and
James,
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ATroRyEYs-AT-LAw

4 rsTIy 4 AME5. LAwYEKS-H. Fl. AMES.
N a. d. Austin Room g. Halter block,
Seattle Wash
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-03-25
THE SUPREME COURT,
Cases Argued pinions
Filed.
Especial Cor. STATE CHRoNICLEl

The court met yesterday morning and
the following cases from the Eight Dis
trlct were argued:
State VS.. Wilson: argued by Attorney
General and Armtield and Coble for the
State, and ". ID. Turner and l.. c. Cald-
well for defendant
State vs.. Dowell, from Rowan; argued
by the Attorney General for the State
Wilhelm Us. Burleyson; argued by
v. g. Means and Pu,year by brief for
plainI #, and Popl B. Means for de
fendaut.
Fisher v Mining Company; argued
by 4 y. Fisher " urief for plaintiff,
and @. 3. Watts ii for defendant.
De&tons case; motion for celliorari
DobDiu Us. Hex, and Bonapai te vs.
Carter, submitted on brief by l. S.
Overma4 and Strong, Gray 4 Stamps
White vs Connolly; urgned by Nc
Corkle, Araltield .1!I Caldwell fcr pl,ln-
tiff, and A. H. IoUle for defendant.
The Ninth District cases will be called
next Monday.
Opinions we're flel il tne following
State vs. Jacobs, from Eobeson; af
| tirmed.
State IS. Pool, If Moore county
| error.
Gay vs.. Grant; petition Of plaintiff
to rehear dismissed, and upon that O.
| defendant, the original opinion is re
formed in certain particulars.
Mclean IS. Smith; error.
Alfred vs.. Burns; no error
Duke VS.. Markham; no error l. plant
tin' s appeal, error in defendants appeal
| Freeman vs.. Person; affirmed.
Rose vs.. Shaw; motion to docket anC
dismiss allowed.
Koonce vs.. Commissioner: new tria
granted
Creech vs.. Granger; error.
Proctor VS.. Proctor; error.
Pioneer Mfg. Co. vs. Phoenix In
surance Company; new trial.