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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-31

advertisement Is.
The morning call., 1890-05-20
FOR THE FESTIVAL.
What the I. nj. l. Is Now Doing
in Preparation.

The SubCommtte on Entertainment for the
sixth grand council OF the Young Mems lnsti.
tute 10 be held in this city the first week OF
next August met last evening al the Institute
headquarters, Flood Building. George Patterson
occupied the chair
The Committee on Han, consisting OF J. j.
Harrington and j. P. Sweeney, reported that no
definite arrangements could be made regarding
The Grand Opera House, ) IL may be leased to a
theatrical company during the Grand Council
week. II disappointed In that the literary and
entertainment VIII be given bY the young men in
Metropolitan Temple.
The Committee on Talent submitted progress
slye report 10 The effect that only professional
talent VIII be employed for the Entertainment,
which II Is intended shall be treat TO The 400
visiting delegates and their country friends. So
soon as IL IS known what arrangements can be
made With The singers and actors the committee
will begin al once TO carefully select programme
OF rare exec lence.
James I. Burns and W. Walsh, OF the Commit
tee on Decoration aud Refreshments at the grand
ball aud promenade concert in the Mechanics
Pavilion, stated that although definite
rangcmentS had yet been made by them they
had agreed that their WORK must be on q standard
equal TO the elaborate scale OF the festive event.
The various subcommittee OF the General
Committee OF Arrangements are working indus
trlouSy In their respective lines to make the
whole affair as successful as possible and a credit
to the young and iiUuTishIng society Of Catholic
VoI.ng men
The morning call., 1890-05-20
WHARF-RATS All WORK.
-Four of Them Dividing n Sack OF Flo

-Four of Them Dividing n Sack OF Flour
Under The Dock.
Late yesterday afternoon Officer Egan of
the Harbor Police saw four boys 90 under
the wharf at the foot Of Pacific street. He
followed them and found Them in possess
sion OF a tfty-p0und sack of flour. The
sack was wet The boys said that while a
quantity of flour was being taken on board
the schooner }. G. Ford at Misslon-street
No. l sack had fallen overheard and
ft0ated. They had picked it up and were
going to divide it.
Egan did not believe their story and ar
rested them, and charged them with petty
larceny. They gave their names as Joseph
Denny, Daniel Kelly, Manuel Brown and
Pedro DetZ
Captain Mercer of the Ford visited the
station last evening, and after examining
the Hour said that none bearing that brand
had been consigned to his vessel and he had
hot lost sack. The police are endeavoring
to find out whence the -four had been
Sf0lpn
The morning call., 1890-05-20
ANGRY BROTHERS.
They VIII Prosecute Their Sister


They VIII Prosecute Their Sister,
The charge of threats to kill preferred by
William Scott an actor, against Charles
Wrede and Of battery against Henry Wrede,
were dismissed yesterday in Police Judge
LAWYERS court. Recently Wrede's sister
married Scott against their wis hes, as they
claim that he was an opium fiend and a
yagrant Scott claims to be a variety actor,
but. according to the police, he is an opium
fiend who has served one or two terms in
the House of Correction for larceny. Judge
Lawler ordered the vagrancy case to be
taken up, but Seott's attorney held that
Scott had stipulated that if he refused to
prosecute the Wredes they would withdraw
the charge OF Yagrancy against him.
But the brothers will not withdraw.
They are bitter against Scott and feel very
keenly the obstlnacy of their sister in re-
naming with him. 1t is claimed by their
attorney that she has fallen victim to the
opium habit and that she was found with
her husband by the brothers in a stupor
from the effects of the drug. The young
woman Is Of rather attractive appearance,
but there were passing comments in the
courtroom that her eyes bore evidence Of
the influence OF opiates GU her system.
Judge Lawler continued the case of
vagrancy for a week to allow the brothers
ln-law an opportunity 10 settle the trouble
anllcaDly II they 50 desire.
The morning call., 1890-05-20
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.
Manganese Ore Found in and About III

Manganese Ore Found in and About tho
City.
The Librarian of the Academy of Sciences
reported last evening an addition of
seveuty-nine books to the library since the
last meeting
Professor Charles Gutzkow exhibited
some specimens of manganese ore found
at the junction of Nineteenth street and
Crockett Road 1t is also found at Hunters
and Lime points and Red Rock, an island
in the bay. 1t contains baria and potas-
SUM and 60 per cent of super oxide, and
when treated with muratic acid gives
forth chlorine or chloride gas. 1t is used
in Europe for bleaching purposes, but so
State.
Professor G. Eigamann also delivered a
brief address on Egg Membranes or
Covering Of Eggs in Fishes"
The morning call., 1890-05-20
TRANSFER OF BREWERIES,


Interested Parties Confer with the Syn
dictate Agents.
The arrangements for the transfer of the
Philadelphia, United States and several
other local breweries to the English syndi-
cate which, through agents here, has pur-
chased them have not yet been completed,
although there is no doubt that it is only
question of few days before everything
necessary will be consummat ed.
A meeting of the interested parties was
held yesterday, and the matter of the trans
fer was discussed, but Mr.. Keeling, one of
the agents of the syndicate, stated after the
meeting that the business had not been
concluded, as there were numerous details
to be looked after.
As far as the sales are concerned, and the
money for payment of the first installment
of the purchase price. that is all settled.
The breweries had accepted the terms
offered, and the cash for Is per cent Of the
payment is here and held in escrow until
the transfer documents are drawn up and
signed,
The morning call., 1890-05-20

Governor Waterman has appointed NJ. II.
de Young OF San Francisco and Colonel William
Forsyth OF Fresno Commisslo lers to the Worlds
Fair at Chicago. and George Heazelton aud VIII.
lam NJ. Bunker as alternates.
Mr.. Bunker, IN communication relative to his
appointment, states:
The use of my in connection with the
Words Fair Commission was not authorized by me
and was not consulted by the Governor or any
other person. The appointment secretly made is
publicly declined / wired the Governor to thai
effect as soon as learned OF the appointment.
he following dispatch was also wired by the
declining appoIntee:
TO Governor Udtermdn, san BeIndrdipo Cal.
Please Immediately recall my appointment to that
commission DO II before the President reaches the
business. am indignant that my name should have
been secretly used. Answer.
WILLIAM NJ. BUNKER
The morning call., 1890-05-20
In Jail Himself Now.

John Hanlin. proprietor of the Bremen
Saloon on Kearny street, charged, in con-
junction with Caroline Hillande and Julia
Bradley, alias Fog Horn julia" with
grand larceny, was acquitted yesterday by
Police Judge LAWYER After full investi-
cation the women, who are mattresses in
the saloon, were dismissed. They had been
arrested on complaint of a San Jose man
named Charles A. Goetz, WHO accused them
of robbing him of S160 while he was asleep
in the place On Kearny street.
Goetz had arrived tile day previous to the
alleged robbery from Napa, whittier he was
returned last evening to be tried on a charge
of swindling j. Wilstrup, a railroad en-
uloye ont of 500
The morning call., 1890-05-20
FORBADE HIM TO FLIRT.

A Street-Car Conductor Confronted by
His Sweetheart.
a Valencia-street car-conductor in charge
Of car No. 20 was greatly surprised yester-
day afternoon just after taking a young
woman's fare. She lifted her veil and be-
gan to talk to him with great earnestness.
ou are MASKING old women, are you.
while engaged to me. I'll show you'll" she
said, and she was about to assault him with
her parasol when her companion quieted
The morning call., 1890-05-20
A Judgment for 81.

Justice Boland yesterday gave judgmen,
for 81 in favor Of Emma Dali in her suii
against Mary Hadley for damaging lot OF
dress goods that she ordered made I'D. Tn
rendering judgment he said the damages
were merely nominal, and he regarded The
Just rule to be that which would remedy
the defects, and not what would give Main.
tiff an exceedingly large bonus.
The morning call., 1890-05-20

Marie Louise Pinel. aged ID years, and
residing at PA Jessie street, was committed
to the Napa Asylum yesterday She has
been weak-minded from birth, and evinces
q disposition to commit suicide.
Mrs. Effie Short, an elderly inmate Of the
County Hospital, was discharged. She
imaSnes that she is suffering from an in
durable disease.
The morning call., 1890-05-20

The best Dictionary in the English Ian
guage, containing not only all the words
the great Moan Webster ever defined, but
also 10000 additional new words and an ap-
pendix containing much valuable matter
not to be found in many other editions,
such as the Pronunciation of the Principal
European Languages, Quotations, Phrases.
etc, from Latin French, Italian and Span
ish; Notices of the different States, Abbre-
viations, etc. 1t also contains a table of
1900 synonyms. IL pages OF Pronouncing
Vocabulary of Scripture Proper Names, 81
pages of a Pronouncing Vocabulary of
Greek and Latin Proper Names, AZ pages of
a Pronouncing Vocabulary of Modern Geo.
graphical Names and 1900 Pictorial Illus
trations-
The morning call., 1890-05-20
Admitted His GniI,

Jack Sullivan, petty thief, pleaded
guilty yesterday in Judge LAWYERS court
to charge Of stealing lady's gold watch
but refused to tell from where he had stoIen
it. The watch is now in the property Office
waiting to be claimed by Its owner.
The morning call., 1890-05-20

Ter, and the conductor was engaged for
fully five minutes in explaining to her how
he had been true to his sweetheart and that
his demeanor toward lady passengers was
only such as poitenesS demanded
The morning call., 1890-05-20

Loriu.
On Saturday evening last special NEE ting OF
the LOrin Improvement Association was held for
the purpose OF nominating School Director for
Bay District in place OF f. ID. Harmun whose
term VIII expire on July 10th. G. f. Snow pre-
slded and the meeting was lively one. Il. Rice,
j. johnson aud Captain j. II. Bennett, Dock SUI
perinIendent of the faeihc Coast steamship
Company, were placed In nomination. The two
former retired aud Bennett was unanimously de-
clared the nominee. Mr.. Harmon Is "a candidate
I0r denomination and lively Time Is eXpecled.
The morning call., 1890-05-20
To Itself

to no other medicine, and by which the full medci-
nal power of all the ingredients used is retained.
HOODS SarSapariiia Is highly concentrated ex-
tract Of sarsaparilla, DandelIon, Mandrake. Dock,
Juniper Berries and other weIl-known vegetable
remedies. 1t has won its way to the leading
place among medicines by its own Intrinsic, un-
disputed merit, and has now larger sale than any
other similar preparation in the country. II you
have never taken Hoods Sarsapariila, fair trial
Will convince you of its merits
The morning call., 1890-05-20
Fire on Market street.

The alarm from Box 81 last night was for
fire in the fancy goods store of Mrs. J.
Hitler, HOS Market street, in the building
owned by S. Dean. Mrs. Hitler was
searching for dollar with a candle, VIII en-
the curtains caught fire and burned so
rapidly that she could not extingush the
flames. Her stock was damaged to the ex-
tent of $500 and the building $50
The morning call., 1890-05-20

GOVERNMENT VEssELs.-There are now ten
Government vessels In port, namely, the Alert,
Charleston, Gedney, Iroquols, McArthur, Pinta.
Marion, Ranger, Richard Rush and The San Fran
cisco.
The morning call., 1890-05-20
Peculiar

That Hoods SarsaDarilla does possess curative
power Peculiar to Itself is conelusvely shown by
the wonderful cures it has effected, unsurpassed In
the history Of medicine. This absolute merit It
possesses by reason Of the fact that 1t is prepared
by Combination, Proportion and Pro-
cess Peculiar to Hoods Sarsaparllla. known
The morning call., 1890-05-20
AN AIR OF MYSTERY.

The second letter throws an air OF mystery
on the tragedy. That 1t was the ground of some
quarrel between them cannot be doubted from
The circumstances OF its having been torn
10 pieces II fit OF mad rage
and scattered in jealous scorn upon the floor by
the woman, who yet clntclIed remnant Of the
note in her hand, while the seal OF death was on
her brow. There was reason why FIadung
should have torn the note. IL appears If she
had obtained II, and exhibited IL TO him In a
spirit OF recrimnaiOn.
The dying statement OF Fladung, made at mid
The morning call., 1890-05-20
RELATIONS OF THE FLADUNGs.

The first letter shows that Mrs. Fladnng left
her husband at 50S Eddy street, where they had
been previously living, on account OF his jealous
temperament, which caused him TO quarrel with
and strike her
According TO the statement Of one Intimately
acquainted with the history Of The couple, Mrs
fladung W ut 10 the theaIer on SATURDAY. night
with two young men and was followed by her
husband, who quarreled with her as soon as she
returned. The result OF the alteration was thai
she left home. He followed her up with tile in
tenliOn of ending all by taking her life.
Some OF the friends OF the deceased woman
insist that she was married to Fladung while
others, although not OXEN In their statements
insinuated that he was only living with her. and
that he madly infatuated with her. Mrs
Fladung was well known on the street, her fine
figure and well-fitIing clothes attracting always
considerable attention. Her maiden name is
said 10 be Clarke, and il is stated that she first
lived with man known as Amy.
Her second adventure IN this line was with
gambler known as Wallis Lawrence, with
whom she lived several years. Lawrence is now
in Seattle. 1t was only year ago that the fas-
elnating May met FiaduBg, and their connection
became al once most Intimate. She assumed bis
name, II she did not marry him, as is doubted by
many.
The expression 81 have no chains on YOU and
you have none on me, either" tends 10 show that
Deilfer was ineumbered with the sometimes in
convenient, II not always indfssolub lie of
matTimony. Mrs. FladuDg is said o have mar.
fied sister III Oakland OF the greatest respecta-
billy
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NOTICE oF AUCTION SALE - PUBLIC
~ notice Is hereby given thai /. u, l. Faust.
assignee. IA q csrszin cause ROW psnding N tse
sersrsor court Of King eoanty. Wash nxton. en-
tfsses In the matter % the insolvency ~ James
Campbell and J. NJ. e. Atkipxnn. eo-psrfners
gn8ef the S.Sn name sud style OF Campbell &
xsktsssxs. IL parxp1ace az order II tafs BE-
h.if heretofore duly maze by sid courz. VII
sess and eaxse 70 be Sod az psssiie sUcssca TOR
casa a. TIE PREMISES numbered 9Qi Front
street IN the city % -esf,ie. IA said eSnuty. ca
Tuesday tie .asA day Of Nav. ls2A At half-rAss
81 osc.cck q "a. aud eetwee1 fhxt hour and
twelve o'rsocA oosE q that day. sn3 hetwsen
the hou-s at Two O'Clock p m aad e'cserk p
IA Of sAax day. an1 eastsaasng every Say there~
ssser al Ike AoHss. sxclaisrs sundays, EEfsl tie
ksae IL cosnrset@a al shs stock OF Soc1s. w&res.
srA raerca. snsssse. Of sAsea sr IN ros>ssst0a
a. sxss-A assignee ant esSststlag az ssiA ines 81
al varieties % hard ss-e sp3 etses articles ard
thsngs "a wy pasSsssscE a. srcn assignee. and
40 ali thr gnpxst esNak sceognss. vouchers.
acts h.sfsss, HIS. ursEzSs ash cfksr evil
sfeHxxS cs ssser Aad cADess Ia sc1ser ard sAcp
exs4rxs Al cay yssss<@szon ss such sssigDee
lsse<f a. sxaftis. kIag esaHty, Washington.
tAls sseeateonsa dAy o. April lsssA
q 1. FAUST. Assignee.
FNssreS. Cssx PnEs,os Ana
sskxrSx d IUENss-
Asssxneys las AssSnse
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Notice IL hereby given thai the Board Of Edu-
cation OF the state OF Nsshfn. ton ~iii. up 70
L. cl.ck noon. Of the 81 das o, June. $50, re-
cctve prsnosals fer the furnish ng of sueh text
books ~ are hereinafter enam rated for the use
OF the common schools OF SAID state, for q
p Rod OF ave years fsom and after the frSt day
" September. l<so. via;
Readers. spelling boaks. dictionaries. copy
books. srithmetics. both mental and written.
biographies. both of political and physical. and
United States histories. . 80 txat books On the
sueseess II siseoras geometry, utgononef-y.
astronomy, chemistry, botany, geosogy, zoology.
physles. gen raj history. English literature.
rhetoric. logic, word analyst, bookkeeping.
drswing, ycfal s1usc, political economy.
Psychology e VII government. aud local govern
nsnt ef Washington
Proposals must state the wholesale. retail and
excbenge prize. Of tae books o6efsd. and sue
c~ssiu bidders must enter into corsiFars to sup
named in their proposals.. f0g PEI Of OF I've
yeas. In accordance vi TIE prov xions OF sec
ton OF an act OF the LEGISLATURE OF washing
ton approved Nsrch n. iSa1 aud must execnte
a bent with tw@ OF more sufficient e1rstles. for
the faithful Performance 81 tue contract. sad
suresiss 20 bs csiizsns Of the state of Wash
ms ton
All proposals. aust be sealed and addressed to
the ensers = nsent os FuDie Instruction OF
wsshiny'cn. ~ ympsa- ard must bs rssrked.
sealed proposals 70 furnish tex books for the
Common schools OF the state Of @asAlaxtoa =
The Eosrd Of EdHeAsioa reserves iha fsgh. 70 re-
Seef sny and bids
Dated At oiymyis. wazhinxton. this Issh day
OF ApTii lsso
sgpk PHb Ins state 81 sesail gton.
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4 RTIcLRs OF DISSOLUTION AND AGRRE-
n rnenf-Knou al men that The rartssersaip
heretofore existing between E G. NcDongAl
and James Nc kendrfek, un1er the hru name OF
MsDousAu A Mckendrlck. Is tia cay mnfRa ~
Dissolved wiinessefh ~ farther. that the work
contracted by sa5d firm has fAss day oren divided
between the msmo hers Of sxst era In the follow
ing manner z C. keDougsl In 70 have the
tohs known as the Denny hesel aad Gossf IA
building. James MeKendrtck - TO hare the fors
son~ knowr a. the Soyes building. Baxter and
steward Building. saarr tsfsl18ss and the Safe
nerssis building. u is understood AMI Agreed
hat each sasl tuesrfnten8. farnish al labor
and material ane perform ali other rsrs Of the
6rn contracts apon the pons afereszst, 81 saear
cwu saiavadgal cost and taas rhe ysro6fs of sAsd
yohs shall accrue 10 TIE beae1f OF the party corn
rsesinx them. and thss AL ko~ses shall ss borne
81 the party oszpsexsus ssi2 sos&. ssas that
sseifhes e c. AsnuaSsli nor James kenfrsek
shai BE- Individually hssAe 10 each other Sn any
Way he<&use OF s9ch so-rner FzaTsae rsntp Frotef
adjustment ard &rcoaatias shad Be nsd ca Al
zark doas Gnd az sresaass paid each cEk pay
fnx thea. sass Bsossarzis1s
IL witness y hc-e0f we have hefeunfo ses our
hands and seAle this day and dnss rrss as0se
vrsfreu Y C. Hcp0T6AII@
JAMES NCKESpklGk.
sRATI.x. WaAh-, Afrs1 u, iss2
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OrFlcR OF rHE SAITH & KAsrT

nFFfCR OF TIE sEAITLK & KAsTTRS
~ Construction Co To TIE szc< knelderss
o'tce - hegsty given THAI pursuant - shs ~
lxws Of he 0npsny tie aangsi meeting OF the
stecx so E~s o. the SEATTLE 4 Eastern GoEsTrpc-
si0u &C. va 3. he.d - ire osste Of ne com
pany "a TIE cts O. seattle. " Ssh nRfo1- ~ e
clocA "a on Thursday. Nag Is. lsso. sc- tire
fsIs zssSe - eseetsax trustees far the ensasng
ye4Y aa1 tie traasectsIu Of sarh ether bnsincno
may legally eorae srtore va rs<iinx
John cRAlo. secretary.
s<aGiAe Aprli L. A&s&
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nacLUTI0S-THE FIRM or FREDERICK
IL 4 Bars real estate. - this day dissolved
BY mutual consent NJ. Basls rstlrsa
T. FREDERICK.
fs l. BCkLS
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ART.

A RTlsr MATERIALS - STAPLES AND
N latest Eastern novelties for decoration
p. wilrinski Gilmore block. Front street, near
University; formerly 2ls Coumb a street
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DIED

- xY-Iu Seattle. ~ HI hc0e. So Alton
|....:ss Gs,1y r, son Of Harry 4. BARCLAY. aeed
3 81 win occur today 1t issn Infermens
"a ,s--ur6 Peasant cemetery.
ks~1TEc-At the homo Of Mr. l. L. Treeu.
~ a. university streets. of old aee, NJ. A.
B s raaning. sged IS years-
s SsrrnI Win be held today IT O'Clock under
- - Of the G. A. X.
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BANGING AcxDxME.

nrEES CITY BANGING ACADEMY. CHS
~ helms hall s1s Frouf street. 0peE eli
sllhmer. ClAxe fox a3gEs4 NcndsT aud Thur
day evenings fns ladies and cnisdren. eaSar
oay asterEou1. Private ieAsonx. waits sps-
saA4ts.
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SEDRO.
r.utraI Addition to Sedro
-. e..ine city Of sksstt County. The spo-
tsne Fails OF the Pacific Coose

ID the center and outie4 Of the
enesf lumber. mining and axr1culturai
~ ii The state: e ON the ska0t rivef. the
<s..esion o} tie Fasrhayen & southern. Sc
~ 4 Eorshern and seattle. Lake Ehore 4 Ens-
= mlIroeds
<..s,ai addition embraces plateau ten acres
z 100 and Is located. - the name indicates.
Ssfeeentes OF the city.
aeke I fy1p 70 sedro. IL win pay you. aud boy
I. II besoss prices advance
- d this addition will BE- put "a the mar
= lpdi 10. 1850
8. ,,1ee, ard terms address J. COMPTON 4
x ?. TROwBRIDGE 81 The Fair, Sc
+ - q r. L DEyIN. sedro.
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sorrGE or DISSOLUTION.

nISsoLUTIOS SoTICH-THE FIRM or
IL W Martin and ]. L Besyes. Pacific Trans
fer GOA pany, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent J. T. Helyea retiring. J. w Martin 70
continue the business, assuming the Indebted
pess Of the company and Collecting all Out
sfansfiug accounts wv. MARTIN,
J. E. BELlEA.
Seattle. April y. lssa
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nREssMAKING AND FAMILY SEWING AT
- home or to so cut by the day. call or cd
dress I.s2l North Third street room 81
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GlpasE F. MEACHAM
617 Third Street.

KWFusemcnu under the heads Of Lost. Found
kxe6e, Tor Rent and situst ons Wanted win
knnrkd At the ratio OF cents word for the
luttRf.ion; lcent word for 20 b subsequent
hslstaa. Payment always in advance.
tnusucxa win hereafter b. open until ~ p "a
c,niasd adyeytissmeL.- viii 70 received upts
N hour
~ allowing letters await advertisers ct this