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TNrHE PROBATE COURT OF KING COUNTY

VSTHE PROBATE COURT OF KING COUNTY,
i stale OF Washington.
In the m alter of the estate of Harry Delaney,
deceased Order TO show cense on sale of real
Timothy Riordan. the administrator of the es-
tate Of Harry Delsney. de eased. having dledhts
petition in this coart Gully verified, praying for
an order OF this court for the sale of the whole
of tie real estate of which the said deceased
died seiEed, fer the purpos therein set forth:
and il appearing TO tae oosrt from said petition
that the personal estate OF the said deceased In
the hands OF said administrator Is not sufficient
u pay the claims against the said estate and the
expenses Of the administration thereof. and
for the support OF the family Of the deceased. and
that it's necessary 20 sell al portion of the
real es.afe os said deceased 90 pay the said
claims and expenses of the administration
and IT appearing TO the court that said petition
conforms 20. aud 10 in accordance with the
qafremenfs OF law Ia such case made and pro-
vlded. a is ofiered by the court that all pei
sous interested in the estate of the said de-
ceSsed appear before said probate cour. on
Monday. she 9Th day Of June, $50. at the hour
OF II O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day. at
the courtroom of said probate court, In the city
Of seattle, in said King county, then aud there
of this caur; should nos lie granted 70 said
aim illustrator authorizing snd EN- covering HIM
30 sell the said real estate of the said deceas
Aforesaid claims aa3 expenses of administration
II - farther ordered thar copy % this order
TO show cause be published at leas' four success
siye weeks osiare the said 9TH dsy OF June,
ls9o. IN tie Seattle Posr isTEiLfsgScER .
Eewspeper printed aos published Ia said county
Of King. and OF general eircn' alton therein
Done IN open court this s,h day al May iSsa
RICHARD o. BORN
JUICE OF said Probate Court
STATE cy waSHfNssoS,f
County OF King
I. Richard Osborn, Judge and ex-osscio clerk
81 the probate coHrt OF said King county. do
hereby certify that the foregoing Is igl, t-ne
and correct cory OF an original order 20 show
egnse. made by said court On the ssh cay OF
NAY. issa IN the matter Of the estate OF Harry
Delaney. deceased.
RICHARD OSBORN
fnd ge and ex-oficio clerk 81 ssid prosat Court
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MARINE ENGINEERING - CAPITALS B.
vi wfltxg, formerly OF the (. 1 Navy and
chief Engineer l. ". FzaerY are prepared 70
gave fall Instructions ~ nasseasion. marine en-
g1neczizx. marine arrhiseesare and Eeetssseaa
Grating. Corner Nssainzton street and ka1a-
rca1 aTease. sxass.e, waAh
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J>orS1-6oLD WATCH AND CHAIN on
Yesser ayen &c between twelfth and -Four
tseuta streets oEaer call on y. J. schoeeld,
sl5s4 Third street.
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A SPECIAL MEETING OF BUILDERS Ex-
n easnge will be held ID room so Union
book Front street, on Monday evening, I'd inst,
at o'clock p. ~, shaip. Members are earnestly
requested to attend Business impor tant" By
order, John Megratb. Secretary.
SEATTLE. soth May. iseo.
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DANCING ACADKMT.

QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY. CHS
~ holm nsu. els Front street. Open al
summer. Class tor asaita. Monday and Ihurs-
"a. evenings For ladies' AID children. sssar-
csy atteruoon- Private lcssoas. waltz . spe-
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soc1ErY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
FUNERAL. NOTICE - Members of Ridgcly
Lodge, No. 8, ID. OF R., are hereby notified
70 assemble at the Odd Fellows' hall. North
eeattie, promptly 81 O'Clock p. m. today tSup-
usyl 10 atteud the funeral of our departed
aater, Mrs. Fred A. Johnson. All sojournins
members OF the Degree OF Kebekah are invited
g easnd. By order of the n. c., Mrs. c. Z.
Roland. Secretary
TO IhE MEMBERS OF THE SEATTLE BAR
Associations:
a., meeting OF the association viii be held a
,ae courtroom OF Judge Humes on Monday.
sune = 81 1;so r. M. for the election OF offcers
ana transaction OF general business
Judge haniord VIII be present 30 consult with
NE members rs TO the rules aud practice. etc,
~ the United States District court full atten-
dance 10 requested.
O. JAcoBs.
soHs AhrHrR. President
Secretary
EArrlE, May 81. $500
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t..x.. s.h.r % . doek Thayetay sn1 ~
dsv moxasue . n for fcFr Tcwpsend.
800 Pot Tnwnsead daily ssi3 :. n -
Pmt Crescent. sefarnfs4 <svfa9 k0r1 Cpo1r
's pas IN iss ! e and ss.sss~ ~ ass,y =
board
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AIS TRACTORS

DoorH 4 HASFOKD ABSTRACT CO. uNc
ID Rooms ss5 and 80. seattle block
OSBORNE. TREMpEg a co. ABsrRAcToRs
" OF lanxs titles. rooms :. u. ii and IL Boyd
block s<affse Nase
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CONTRACTORS AxD BUILDERS.

IA MELON. CONTRACTOR Ash ECIIDEg:
sbs pians srs specifications fErE shed On sp-
tlscatssn- of5Se IN e1sinaw ko0se. corner
frons assa Ee Streets. S~aFsse WISH
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4 CsTst-LADYS SMALL GOLD WATCH
IL Aoncsrsm. 4. ". Finder sta re well re-
w2t1eG. Leave ~ s.. Hossoa block.
7 osT-A ROUND GOLD BROOCH SET
IL WITH e-fskisats. rough edge. katzrn 10 LIS
fsfth street. and reeesxe na%rAl reward
T 0ST-ALIiGAT0k POCKET BOOK CON-
Il tanning taA swo $40 notes sad about 3clasr
IL szzsl change, scent pieces. aid-iashtafsed
HcS2. piexs, Eaglssa e9sesnf piece, wishing
cards, cgrtsScase % parchase OF I5ts IN so.tn
Seattle. in name 81 KATE A MciAuxa,l in. south
err s35IsteD. zB1 certificate of purchase OF
lofs "a tame ot J. p NeIaaEhsin. Flntsf viii
* paid sle on returning 20 Ms j. r. Ael2agn-
lin, ca-ner Thomas AID Poplar
4 ssST-PACkaGE PAPERS ADDRESSED
IL Geo Il Fsssss< II soaRa leave o. cG3ce
Nesasr wharf Receive 81 sessr6.
oST-A RED MOROCCO POCKET BOOK.
IL eDntAsnia< &esaf So Please return 90
tsEssse ssrsxI koosH i l4neola Hoas<, aac re-
essss reward
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AnxrExs Axp enxxrsrx

DRYASTs Assay OFFICE. sEATTLE-
ID Pharmacy Hal. drug ssofs. sD IhiEd arss<.
G. \. tsya1I
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids
IN for clearing thirty-seven acres af land at
9TH, a. the Office of Crawford 4 Harmon. corner
Third aud Yesler avenue.
NrorICE-sFALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
IN received by the undersigned, clerk Of the
town OF Ballard. ON or before Tuesday. June 5,
le9o, at o'clock p. M. for furnishing the town
lox6xle brass lined. The right is reserved TO
reject any and all bids offered. Chss. Hadheld,
To~n Clerk
NOTICE TO CoNTRAcToRs-A LARGE
~ tract Of land TO Be cleared Immediately.
Resi- onsi bic contractors viii please call at Madi
son street power house for information on Tues
day. June srd. at ? =. m. A. r. Aitten-
i clearing. level with the ground. the south
bali o. of northwest quarser @ OF section i've
f5y in township number twenty-five t2ol north.
Of range number i've ta east OF the Miil.me,te
Town of Kirkland, and comprising eighty 1901
acres, more or less. will be received by the M
dersigned at the ofiice OF the Washineton Terri
tory Investment Company. Cherry street; In the
city OF Seattle. or through the postofflce ad-
dressed 20 c. 7. Tyler, pos'ctsice box $50, until
Msanssaay Atm snns is,o a, pa e =. s., dos
of the bidder and must name cash price per
acre for the work called for: work 10 be COM
and completion of same named in each bid. The
right 10 reject any or all bids is reserved.
seattle 18th May. issa c. i. TYLER
NoTiCE-PRoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED
~ by the urdersigne clerk OF the so.n of
Ballard on or before Tuesday, June g. 1890 ate
O'Clock n. w.. for rnsshfns the town with the
following supplies: 800 feet, more or less, OF
6-i Oh pipe: Loo feet more or less, Of Sinch
pipe, guaranteed 10 stand test OF 500 pounds
per square inch; also lies and elbows for the
same The right IS reserved 10 reject any and
all hids offered Chss Haihela, Town Clerk
Dds ARE CALLED FOR THE INTERIOR
ID finish o. Denny hotel until June 1:
p ans at Mr.. J. l. Hufehinsonis cfice. hotel site:
right reserved 70 reject ali bid& p. s.
Po'vsn. room - Colonial block.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: OFFICE OF
~ chief engineer Port Townsend Southern
Railroad Seattle Wash. May 2ath. 1880 The
undersigned viii be prepared 20 let contracts on
the Port Townsend souihern Railroad a. fol-
lows: For the clearing, clubbing, grazing and
bridging. seven miles and ose bali, from Lake
Hooker, @ po!ut about twenty miles south OF
Port Townsend, 20 deep water on Hoods canal
Bids 10 be in this o1ce June Lat, iss0. Two
mile extension north from Olympia 10 deep
water principally tresfle work. BY June lst
Forty miles of clearing. srubbIng grading and
tg dying from deep water ~ Oily IN pla 10 Z mon
City On Heed canal. June 18Th Forty miles OF
clearing. grabbing. grading and bridging on
west hank Of Hoc3ss canas from Union city
norxsl. Jaly ls1 Prosiies and maps can he seen
Al fhAs osfce tan days besore the various cot
tracts will De let ?. A Hill chief engineer and
superintendent OF construction
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SCHOOL N0TICl.

Sealed bids viii be received By disoc1oss g
school district No l, until Monday. June = IN
ct p. m, for school bonds. each Of the donom
inasion OF one thousand t3i.oOD dellArs: -
whole OF the principal Of said honda - - 90
hundred and fifty thousand ssiaO,o00l dollafA
These bonds viii bear interest ~ 8 - oene
per annum payable semi annually.
Bonds viii run twenty years from July !. IN
both principal and interest payable y keu Yog6
or san Francisco. 1t the opttca Of puschoeoE
Bords will be sold to the person btddfns -
highest rste OF premium, each bid 70 tnelo4D
the rate Of premium and accrued Interest
lsigued VIC. LATIMKR. Co. 1rooa
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DASTELS PASTELs, PAsTEIS.-JusT RE-
/ ceived, Meng's Dresden pastels. f. wilxinski,
artists materials. i,2I7 Front street. near uni
versiiy.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACToRS-Sealed bids
IN for clearing thirty-seven acres af land at
9TH, a. the office OF Crawford 4 Harmon. corner
Third aud Yesler avenue.
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EssrNxEns AND CONTRACTORS.

Gan FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoaPANY-EN.
- eineers and contractors for bridges Of every
description; wharf building. pile driving drsde-
Ing and steam shovel cxcavatins: pans and
specifications furnished on application: CORE.
spondence solicited. Once loo. Il Jackson
streel, seattle. WASH.
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CLAYRvOTAycE


NINE. ALEso's MANY FRIENDS WILL BE
vi happy 10 know she has fallen heir 20 Q for
tame which she has gone to procure.
NINE LAYER NOTED CLAlRyoYANT
vi trance medium consult her al sub
jects: tells past. present aad future: satisfaction
guaranteed or no pas. simonsili house, SOC
Third street. pzriors II snd -
MRS NELSON. TIE GREAT sEEREss.
yl tells pss'. present aud tYfgre: consuifa-
ton on ell stasrs. ladies 81. gentlemen 81 n
Cherry street. corner Third street. room s.
AGME ALEso. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
vi voyant and medina. Mallory house. Third
saa James Hours 3 .. N. 20 3. p m
sTESCGRAPRER2
MAY ELLIOTT - sTES00RAPHER AND
vi typewriter. stenoxrsphic work OF al kinds
sxecz ell EooGs aud 2. kofa b.oek-
DExIsGIoS TYPEWRITER HEADoUAR-
hters machines sad supplies; shsrthAod and
typewr.fing cfsces: asnogyaphcrs agency.
machines rented Room 81 sesfIis block,
corner Third aud Cherry streets.
VIrAsHrxGToS TYPEWRITER HAD
w eEarteYs-ssenograpbers furnished. short
hard and typewritsng YORK sxecuted: type
writer rented RoxwsA block. Columbia
ssreel
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ExCdTATOR and GRADER.
EXCAyAToR AND GRADER. r. SAM
IL pies. lot grading. terr4cing. exeavaflng.
buikhesds put IN. Address Isl FERN street
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COMMISSION nKRcHANrx.

II r. HAMMOND & co. SUCCESSORS TO
lie Anderson a. Fsertei. commission mer-
chants and wholesale d. slers IN hay, grain. feed
and produce: storage solicited. Commercial
dock. loet MsdIsnn stree. sest lie, wash.
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Washington Empsoy seot Haresa.
go seceHd Stre.s.
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There are but few Of these nne building lots,
ga Of that few but SIX are TO be sold It this
ina
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FOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUsrc
AIRS NJ 8 STORY. TEACHER OF VOCAL
WI music, ti6 Na.ioa 81.
MUSICAL INsTTTUTK-sorTHwESr COR
Asl ner second aud Lenora streets; under the
management and personal direction OF Mrs.
Willard: vo:ce culture and al branches of in.
strumentA music; Only experienced and
thorourhly competent teachers employed.
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THE GUSHING PROCESS.
A VALABLE INVENTION OF GREAT
USE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

what ia the Gushing Process " 10 the FIRST question
New Workers. ask when hating front of tho store
just opened s25 Broadway, between 18th and 18th
little machine doing It's work III plain view
Step inside and gentlsm anly clerks Will give you full
Information pamphlets and endorsements OF leading
physicians and prominent people all over tho country
who have tested the merits OF Cushing Process liquors
Tho process Is simple natural, and effective way of
mellowinR and purifying liquors for medicinal aud
family purposes
1t has already immense sale throughout tho coun
try from the Boston store and the company have
opened In this city OF the handsomeSt stores on
Broadway which is Atted W in rare good taste, and
WI ere ladies can 70 with no fear Not drop sold to
drink In the store making II safe for ladies
dry goods store in the city
THE OBJECT
of the company supply the purest and host liquors
well msIvIed goods or the best known and fepu
table di1tillers
The goods are offered Is warranted FREQ from adusr
alton. and can be relied upon as absolutely pure
Physicians and eonnoiSseuIs OF lauors OF unbiased
minds cordially invited 70 ysFths store and satisfy
themsSlvss Of the merits Of Iho Gushing Process OF
SSsaiSs pays RsFsOn. :ssn9n to the SHyinS of
saJSd and proven perfectly pure before being placed
Ssst nH n S
me stoSk OF whSkeyS brAndisS and Wines carried IL
NJ III o SulisaFn mere especially f9E tSRy use
shd Inv vi. %SS1 SAssrSy ave his patrons and the public
TinE & 4 distance should write for pamphlet
the HAsh UhStSMh wall known. N''''o '--N'AA'N'
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COLUMBUS, Ohio. Juno Mrs. Matte ].
Bradford. who lives on Williams street re-
ported to the police that her boy Elmir. aged
five years. had been missing since last Tues
day during which time nothing has been
heard or seen OF him. Next door to Bradford g
lived together as man and wife Martin Bryant
(coloredl and Sarah G. Williams twhite9 and
the daughter Of Mrs. Williams. q child Of 10
OF thu missing boy In their house. and that 1t
was all cut to pieces The next day; Wednes'-
the old folks TO Groveport This story was re-
peated to the detectives when they visited. the
Bryant house. and the couple were at once
placed under arrest. The little girl was taken
along and held as r witness. No feeling Of
enmity existed between the families. but there
was an insurance on the ne OF the boy, winch
prompted the killing.
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ConspIred TO XIII a Banker.

PITTSBURGH. June 6.-Mrs. Sarah McGinty
had a hearing at Newcastle to-day on the
charge OF conspiring to murder Banker Fultz.
Sam Kissinger, who sIuealed on the woman.
testified that she made him point blank offer
OF $1,000 If he would murder Fultz and throw
pearance Of robbery. She told KissnRer she
would do 1t herself but her eyesight was fail
ing and she feared q mistake. The person
mystery as ever. She said he was a dear
friend. who wanted the killing, done because
relative. She would not give his name.
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BUnGEsys LATEST 4o-FoorER.
How She Compares in Rigging and Sail
PInn with the Scotch Cutter Mlnerva.

| How She Compares in Rigging and Sail
| Plan with tho Scotch Cutter Minerva.
| Boston. June I'm view OF the fact that Mr..
| Burgess's latest 40-footer. The Gossoon. Is ex-
pected to walk away from the fleet Scotch cut
ter Minerva. comparisons OF tho two boats may
be OF interest to yachtsmen. The Gossoon Will
be equipped with Scotch wire rigging made by
the same firm which furnished the rigging for
the Minerva, Alice, ann Helen. The running
wire rigging is three-1uarter inch. and tho
standing rigging seven. eiGhths OF an inch.
1t is one-eighth less than the Minerva's aud
consequently weighs less. Like the Minerva,
the Gosson will have wire haliards. Her mast
from deck to hounds is nearly five feet longer
than tho Minerals. The topmasts OF each
boat measure the same. thirty feet from Keel
TO shoulder. The Gossons is hollow and much
lighter. To offset this the backyard and top.
weigh less. Tho Gosson 5 height OF perpendic-
t nler ior AGING length is nearly four leet more
by this 1t will be seen that the latest Burgess
4O-footer has short topmast and long main
mast. the length of the Minerals topmast
OF the Minerva's mast from the forside OF the
stem TO the toreside of the mast at the load
line Is Just l3lfeet and the Gossoon's Is precisely
mast to tho CANNON iron, the distance on the
GossGon Il four inches onge 80 that
on both yachts. and the foot OF the foresails
are lust the same. From the CANNON Iron to
the shoulder OF. the bowsprit Of the Gossoon
measures two feet more which means more
head sail. Her boom Is hollow. forty. eight feet
-four, feet longer than the llinervn's. This
won id give tho Gossoon nearly six feet more
on the base line and longer mainsail The
Gossoon's gail Is over two feet longer than the
Minerva's.
The Gossoon has a larger sRil plan and
tho % oe sG
for, as the, rulo only taxes the excess of the
spinnaker boom over the length from the fore
side OF the mast to the point OF contact OF the
Jibstay on the bowsprit The Gossoon's mast
measures one-fourth inch more at the fasten-
ers than the Mineryas, with tho
advantage OF having larger sailspread
any Of tho other Burgess .forties. She has
nearly eighteen short tons OF load on her keel
now, and. Judged by the way she floats, it will
take at leass three more to settle her down to
her DESIGNED lines.
The Gossoon has not SO big Q sail plan as the
Marquita or Tomahawk. but she has what the
Burgess forties OF last year lacked. the power
to carry sails. and. added to this. better lines.
easier at the harpins. Stacked bridge, and
easier form over all.
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and an average vroit Of 23S.i, 200 Of . cent on
rylnR each passenger per mile Is put at 100;
100 cents. The total ehlpments OF coal an END
fG SIX oil sF9 SsS tnS
22iQl tons Of steel rails and l,2OG.90i GROSS ties
OF steel rails and 1888 cross ties used In con-
strpetion oyer 90 miles Of tracks ks, were were
struction and extension Of second, third, and
fourth tracks to sidings. The total number OF
miles Of single track In use at the end oil tho
On the united railroads Of New Jersey dyis-
ion total passengers carried. 2O,2O5 al6! In
Increase, i65 $50. Il cost i.379-i 900 Of acent
to move each passenger one mile which was
profit Of 5ls 100 Of cent am Il t eoSt V one
mile. which was a profit of l55-l,0OO OF cent.
The anthracite coal shipments over the Bel
tons an Increase OF Ts56T tons. There we're
l.424,699 tons of btuninous coal shipped 70
than we're shipped during 1888. This decrease
was owing to building new coal pier at Hatsiss
mus Cove and the shipment to t5at po Mnn n
otherwise have been forwarded TO eoutn
Amboy. ,-,.
were 1,27G,2B9 tons of freight transported DUR
Ing 1854 decrease OF llO,7l2 tons.
the fE,d and o. Ee dVson was
mage was l2.2G3,40S; increase, l,lO9.8is.
TN the three divisions embraced In the re-
port 1t is shoyn that III locomotives we're a,
Vision required 9G4. the New Jersey division
979, and the +, and L. IT, During tho year
65 new standard locomotives we're added,
In addition to tho freight equipment shown
In the above statement there are in service
33.4ll freight cars owned by individuals and
companies. There. are also 500 four wheeled
coal dumps belonging to the Pennsylvata Hall
road Company in use at coalinG stations which
are not included In the car e1uipment re-
ported above. The floating ,e4uipment, eX-
elusive OF the delaware and Raritan Canal
shows a total OF 1856 steamboats,. ferry boats
scows. barges. &c. During the year there
were built at the Altoona shops 100 locomcoa,
tives. 62 passenger equipment cars. 2,962
freight equipment cars, and l76 maintenance
or way equipment cars.
An Omaha despatch says: After twenty years
In the service Of the road,, Edward Dickinson
has rendered his resignation az general man |
ager of the Missouri division OF the Union Pa |
cifc road. His action is puzzle to local rail-
road men. but is understood to have been |
taken with the concurrence OF Vice President
Iiocomb. The resignation will take effect on
Tulv
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Signed by tho Governor.

ALBANY, Juno Tho Governor has signed tho fol-
lowing bills:
Mr. Roeschs bill raising the salary of of tho Dep
uy Clerks OF tho Court Of General Sessions New York
city, from 81, 200 to $3.50
Mr. WissiGs oill giving police Captains In New York
an annual pension or Sl,375
Mr. Stewards bill giving the Police Pension Fund in
New York city S25oooO annually from tho excise
moneya
Chuptor 5c5.-Aowing savings banks to invest IS per
cent uf their deposits In bonds and mortgage
Chnpter 526-Amending the Public INSTRUCTION Con
act relative TO notices by tax collectors Mr
Chapter 527-AmendinR the act providing for village
water supplies, relative TO the powers of water com
Chapter 52S-Debarring from practicng law an at
torney who has been convicted OF felony.
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Boxing Prohibited at"Aun Arbor.

ANN ARBoR. Mich, June Tho university
aculty has taken another step in its agrees
sive policy toward the students. AS result OF
the hotlyI contested sparring at the field day
sports recently. Farr. Franzen. and Glidden,
the men who entered the ring. have been pro-
Boxing will hencetorth DO excluded from the
list OF events at the reGula ar field day sports.
The students are angry. because they say it
was not the students but the visiting athletic
club men who gave the punishment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08

AubURS, June 81 W. horrssey, prominent Demo
cratic politician and for many Supervisor OF the
Fourth ward was yesterday indicted by the brand Jury
for grand larceny. Unable TO procure 900 bail he
was Imprisoned in the county jail MOrribsey. as
sisnee OF the Kelly Shoe Company was short in his
counts over $500 and his bondsmen had TO settle lie
refused to reimburse them and they the prn.
Cipal witnesses against him