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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-30

WAsHINGToN CRY, Nov. 29-fSpecial.l +
The following notice to mariners has been
issued:
Notice is hereby given that the whistling buoy
at the entrance Of the Columbia river has been
moved about two nautical miles northwest by
west, three.four,hs west from its former posi-
ton, and il in 151z fathoms Of water on the fol-
lowing tmagnei;) bearings: Point Adams light
house, E K; Cape disappointment lighthouse.
N7sE. By order OF the lighthouse board.
DAVID B. HARNEY,
Rear Admiral U. s. n, Chairman.
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Ordnance Factory at Benioia. Cal.

WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. 29.-It is UNDER
stood in Washington City that the board
of army officers appointed to select site
f,r an ordnance factory on the Pacific
coast will recommend its location at Benicia
arsenal, California. This cannot be
officially confirmed at the war department,
as the board has not yet made its report
The recorder of the board, Captain Dutton,
is now engaged in writing the report, and
will probably have it ready to submit to
the meeting of the board some time next
week.
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WHAT CAMP sAYs.
r.. Scott fKan.) Monitor.

While talking with d. A. Camp, the popular
book eper at Pages Implement Hyuse the SUBJ
ject OF Cough Medicines was brought up. Says
Camp: There IL one to which feel deeply in-
debted Il has given relief time and time again
to my wife and children. In fact, feel under
the greatest obligations TO Prchard Bros, drug
eists, for persuading me to buy . bottle OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy would not be
without bottle OF IL In the house for twice it,
cost. In regard to all throat complaints Of chill
dren and for colds It Is unsurpassed. You just
try IL once and you viii be surprised at the re-
sults" For sale by druggists and medicine
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Carriare Mnnufacturera Asairn,

CIxcIsNATI. Nov. 29-Easton & Clark,
carriage manufacturers, assigned this
morning. The failure is attributed to the
discontinuance of branch houses in Kansas
City and San Francisco. The estimated
assets are 500 600. ana liabilities $4,000.
The firm asserts that it will pay dollar for
dollar The failure is great surprise.
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DaseA seattle, Noy. 2esh. lspo.

MPOuNDED STOCK AT AUCr1ON-sRAT.
= - Wesh, Nov Is b, 1890. Monday, Decem-
- Isl 1850. st police headquarters corner Mill
ann 4erras . streets. will sril at rublic auction
y toe his hest tidder Tor cash, 70 pay the expen-
q 1mpoundiug And keeping: One black
49, aeo1I SIX 81 yean Of age, small white spot
~ uent ntps aud one sm Ill white SPOT back of
aeH sLouioer. GEORGE C. MONROE
Chief of Police Seaite WISH
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NEXT YEARS PkNsIoN ACCOUNT,

An Appropriation Of More Than $685.
900, 900 Will Be Needed.
WAsHISaroN CITY. Nov. o. The pension
appropriation bill for the next fiscal year
has been agreed upon by the sub-com-
mittee. and will be reported to the full
committee Monday. 1t appropriates the
full amount estimated necessary by the
commissioner of pensions, except on the
estimates for clerk hire. fuel and light,
which are cut down 100000. For the
payment of pensions $l33, l73.085 is APP
propriated, and for surgeons $500, 900, an
increase OF $4,000 over the current fiscal
wear
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SAN FRAScIsco, Nov. 29-The Official
count OF the city of San Francisco was
concluded tonight, and shows THAI
Pond received plurality OF I'll votes. The
figures are: Markham, g. 2ls: Pond, IT,
go. All the other candidates on The Id
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NOTICE TO VoTARs-IHE fOLI,oWrxa IS
= mt CT nominations ios member of the
neuse @ Delsgeses from the Eighth ward, 70 b
yySseq soe At special election TO be held On
1o1oey, Decemoef let a. d. 1850, that havs
hw: = ->e1 ".- s-'s
TOT Dele9nts -Kighth ward: Barley, Clarence
- 1ep0btcen. raj estate: reni6ence, High
street., northeast coraer Popiax
a correct copy Of certificate 81 nomination
nieu - tna ONES. H. W. MILLER
City Clerk.
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CIR Lets fDr Hsne
In placing the beautiful s.eefsa9 -
a,tior 81 Brooklyn on To mefhss ~ 49, j.
Concluded Is dssd 70 those who w -
: rood bouss, to cost not - shan u 81
choice lot il this addition. - ~ ney
only % Of thsss lots which - w g. 3 '..
- nome builders II win bshoove yce = e
= Moore. los CoIumbh stssek aeoSs
This ofFsr imnediately.
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TWO THROUGH TRAINS

The Northern Pacific win run two through
Clio q m. and 2 .. m. Time shortened twelve
hours. l. A. Nadeau, general agent; Z Tonkin.
depot ticket agent Seattle. A. Chilberg, city
ticket agent 7l6 second street. Boston block.
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Rear.Admirsl U. 5. n, Chairman.
ublic Debt Increase i'm November.

WASHINGTON Cry, Nov. 29.--Il is esti.
mated that the public debt less the cash in
the treasury. increased 100000 during
November, due principally to heavy pay
ments during the month.
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VTSHE SIN0kR MANUfAS TURING CO. NOV
ODER New Nacnines New Cabinet work
New Atrac ments; BE- sure ana exemise our
Latest Productions before purchasing sewing
Machine +. = Norton AanaSess eaz 1nio
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HAS SPLENDID EFFECT ON THE URINARY
QRGANA

rHtcuas Of, J6u- II
bought . can OF Oregon Kidney Tes and have
used only . part OF IL, but my backaehe 10 en-
tirrly cured Ii has splendid effect on the
urinary organs. J. +. HoDsoN.
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Visions Robertfne 10 the only toilet prepara-
ton now USED by 3sehionab bic women - pofpetr
uate beautiful complexion
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Your hair 10 falling USING SkOokum Roo
Hair Grower will stop IL Al druggisu eel IL
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WINE STREET IMPRovRMENE-oFFICE

WINE STREET lMfHOtEMENE-OFtlC
Y OF the City Clerk OF the City of Seattle,
ssattie, WASH. December !, 1892
Notice is hereby given TO the owners of prop.
erfy benefited by ordinance 1.5ll. emitted AN
ordinance providing for the laying on. widening
ana establishing of vfne stfeet rs public street
and highway in the city OF Seattle, from the
easterv line of second street in A. A. Denny
and W. N. Bells second addition to the south
line OF Depot street In Bells Sixth addition to
said city. . ID providing for the condemnation
OF real estate for such laying on, widening and
establishing OF said street and Tor the levy and
collection OF assessment upon oil property bene-
hted by the same, sufficient to make compeusa-
tion for all property condemned therefor or
damaged thereby"
That they, the said pfoperty-owners, are
hereby required to appoint one person to act,
With two other persons Zone Of whom 10 to be
appointed by the owner of the properly con-
dsmned by the prov sions of said ordinance
1911 and one TO be appointed by the mayor OF
the city of Seat LED In appraising AM assigning
damages and benefit within aud Tor the assess-
m nj district described and es ahilshed ny Sec
ion tour "a of said ordinance No l.5ll, in &C.
cordsnce with the provisions of section l0l OF
An act OF the legislature of the territory of
Washington, entitled IAN ACT TO revise and
amend the CHI srt of the city Of Seattle APP
proved February 4, 1856"
said appointfnent 10 to be made in writing
and fled with the city clerk OF the city OF
seattle on or before Decemb r TO- A. ID. 1890.
H. ". MILLER, Guy Clerk.
First publication Of this notice December l.
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Every svls Of ysrsa Dohsny : Marun.
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ELK UMBRELLAS
A masnifcens stock u Basys's sol front
etreef
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Pain from indigestion. dyspepsia. and too
hearty eating. is relieved 81 once By taxing one
OF Carriers Little Liver Pills immediately altar
dinner. Don't forget tina
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r AXE AyENUE INPROvEMENT.-OFFI
IL Of the City Clerk Of the City Of Seattle, Be-
L.. Wnah Lar

Notice IL hereby given 70 the owners Of prop
srty benehtfed BY ordinance No. 51S entitled
can ordinance providing for this laying Oh, ex-
tending an establisning Lake avenue as . pub
lie street and highway in the city OF Seattle
from the north eud OF Lake avenue on the north
marginal line Of Bloomfield street, northwest
erly 10 point directly e0uth OF the south ena Of
yellow street. aud thence north to said Yellow
street, aud for & 9 condemnation Of real estate
Tor spch laying of extending and establ shing
OF said street. and f0r the levy aud collec ion OF
assessments upon all property benefited by the
same suf6cient to make G. m. ensstien for Ill
property condemned or damaged thereby"
Tnss they, the said property owners, are
hs rsby reQuir 70 appoint one pers0, to act
with two other persons Zone Of whom IL 10 be
appointed by the owner OF the property con-
demned BY the prov sions of said ordinance
ISIS, aud one TO be sppoi ted by the mayor Of
the city Of Seatslej in apprasing and signing
damages and beuehts within and for the assess
ment district described aud established by sec
ton of said ordinance No. L5i3. in accordance
with the provisions OF section lO1 OF an act OF
the legislature Of the territory OF Washington,
entitled IAN oct 10 revise and amend the or ar
ter Of the city OF Seattle. approved February
T. 1856"
Said appointment 10 to be made in writing
aud q ed with the city clerk of the city Of Seat
tie on or before December 10, A. d. $780,
H. VI. MILLER, CT y Clerk
~ T1a,T
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AssAYxRs AND cHrnIsr..

xERS AND CHEMIBTs.
n0GARDus, FORMERLY CHEMIST
scientist in Chicago; mfses examined:
i,s"s sno chemical work OF all kinds done;
ErSS laying. Room 8, Terry building,
~. So9merctal AMI Washington streets,
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MINING GE0L0GISE.

CHAS F. BLACKBURN, MINING EXPERT
~ aud practical economic mneralogist--Win
examine and report OF he condition and vaiue
of any mining property IL the state; will under
take management and scientific development
OF mines; god aud silver mines bought and
sold; dealer in giis-edee mining stocks; bar
gains guarant ed. Address. Mountain View,
Kipg couu.y Wash
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~ PklvATE HoSPIrAL-ACCOMM
y1s Jof ladies At 2.i22 seventh street.
- 4 = Defoe. Seattle.
NiEDEBANK, LADIES' NURSE: GER
s9eEed. Central honss, Front street.
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Yrioe eus dss1s s0s1A Dehesy > Hsssn.
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FLoRLsE

TSREsH CUT ROSES, PINKs, CHRYsAN-
themums every day; fora! and Christmas
decorat tons tasefully arranged. Louis Ziesler,
eI4 seeonf street.
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0AmvOY.4NTs.

MRS. REYNOLDS. THE SUCCESSFUL TEST
wi and business medium gives life readings;
no cards: no questions Has removed to new
brics, Front street. between Spring and Seneca:
hours from 10 10 4
FLORENCE MARVIN, PROPHETESS WHO
II pred cted the Seattle IRE. Room s. Phinney
block cor or Trout and senecs srteets
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Y.skI wEsTERMAN. HEAVY FORG-
9. - eensral DISCRIMINATING, machine,
anooet and building work: all kinds
~ 10y ana mill tools manufactured West
~ u1sn o. Yesler avenue. p. o. Box III,
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MULF0RD STREET 7NPPovrvrTT- ON

~ s publication Of hi. nosc. 6ss s Gassl
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6LE AUCTION COMPANY WILL BUY
g. . furniture Of every Description; par
cm +. : OF selliag At private or public sale
tossss 4 premises IA south Third street
G Robertson. aucrfoneers.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
conHrssIos MERcHANrS

sSeIlAN SCIENCE FREE; TEACHING
~ neaiIne. Mrs. Williams. &0s Cedar street
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VyESDOME FURNISH BA1HS: PLAIN
v baths, % open day and night: separate
ladies' depa tment. X lsen biloxi. COS Second.
CEATILE HOT SALT WATER BATHS
y Spec al apartments FOR ladies: corner West
and Seneca streets G. H. Davis proprietor; A.
II. Crane. manager
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STAGE LINE
~ - AND STAGE LINE FROM UNION
-. ~ g shelton and Kamilchie daily and
6oSsss nnecuons made with trains and boats
= M "efooE J. q. Long, proprietor. Shell
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-pR.sslfA KIN0 PAnIOne:
1ldipg hshiA Holyok6 blocl,
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[7xRY-MRs. r. D. PEASE WOULD
~ tontion Of her many old and new
- . inspect an invoice cf millinery
- 5DooIved- Corner Spring and Sec
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PORTLAND.

PORTLAND. o., December 21-Wedding
bells rang out out on Christmas Eve, an
nOuncing the marriage OF William Pastors
and Miss Josie Ann Wilburn, at the resi-
dence of Miss Sallie Lehman, The cere-
mony was performed by Esquire G. A
Keith, in the presence of many friends and
acquaiutanceS.
A social hop was INDUCED in on Christ
mas night at y. G. Boner's, when some OF
the participants taking on too much fire
water. free for all fight ersued, out of
which several came with broken heads,
bloody noses, etc. One woman knocked Il
man down with "tater masher,n another
tainted. One swore if she was only Il man
for about two minutes she would whip the
whole crowd. One man is Il fugitive from
the law, while his victim is delirious, and
will hardly recover. He does not know his
most intimate friends, and has had several
hemorrhages from internal injuries, etc.
Mrs. T. Y. Moore is spending the holt
DAYS at PttsOurg.
Miss Jessie Betton attended the Christ
mas entertainment at New Alexandria.
Ed Elliott and lady, of Bellaire, eat
turkey with Mrs. Elliotts patents here.
Saul Scamehorn announces his desire TO
debate any scrptural question with the
best debater Portland can produce. Saul
uCCldtcS tudt luc NdHdttuN vas -NiHcA'
can born, and ne can proveit,
G., W. Condor, of the w. II l.. F., has
moved into Mrs. II, W. Owens house on
High street.
The entertainment given by the Pres
byteriGn Sabbath school on Christmas
night was a grand success. Much credit
is due TO the efforts of Mrs. j. Il. Hodgen
in the training of the little folks, who were
applauded by the large audience present
X. j. McClary and gentleman from
Mingo. whose name we did not learn, erode
the goat" in the Juniors last night.
Prof. David Lynn. of Startle, and DR..
W. W. Wingett entertained few select
friends last evening at the residence of j.
4. Hodgen, with some fine selections OF
instrumental music.
c. I. Bryte was visiting friends at Beth
any Yesterday.
\ track has been laid over the fallen rock
in ASA Hill cut, and trains on the ". X
l.. l.. are running regularly
B. X. Daniels and Joseph Parkinson, oil
York. stopped awhile on Tuesday with 7
0. Betlon's family. on their way to Keller,
Virginia. to spend the holidays.
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MOUNDsyTLLE.

NoUNDSyILLE. w. NA.. December 81
y G. Criswell is in the city
Mr. H. Purcell is home from Michigan
10 spend the holidays.
The Moundsville Bar Association held
meeting N the Office Of i. A. Ewing, yes
tcrday Afternoon, TO consider the advis2-
bility OF purchasing a library, and 10 form
ulate some bills which they will present to
the Legislature and ask 20 he passed
Rev. Grimes, of the Simpson Nj. L.
Church, entertained tde choir al the par
S0nage Friday evening.
The Law and Order League will give
the attorneys who prosecuted the iniunc-
ton suits against tie saloon-keeperS a
banquet some time next week, as IN
expression OF their appreciation of the
work accomplished.
Mr. e. G.. Newman, la,e candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney. s visiting friends
in Grafton.
Mr.. y. c. Criswell aud family. &C Wheel
ing, are visiting relatives on Western av-
enUe.
Mc. Frank Burley. OF Glendale. will
soon remove 10 Western avenue and oc-
cupy the property lately owned by Mrs.
Fitton.
Mr. Wilson, OF Wheeling, received Sc
we're injury while delivering piano at this
place. resulting in a fractured les.
Mr.. J. c. Simpson. attorney, has been
absent from town, IN Washington, ID. c..
and Wheeling. on legal business.
Miss Sallie COcl5ayne's art class IS max
ing splendid progress. Misses Jessie
Hooten. Edna Thompson. Alice Simpson,
Birdie Turner. y Beatrice Criswen and
Mrs. LeOua Brooks will soon give an art
exhibit of their work. Miss Coc6ayne de-
serves special credit for her work.
Mrs. NJ. n. c. DGtfield is visiting her pa
rents on Western avenue.
Last week two prominent attorneys APP
reari before Judge PAUL as attorneys in
saloon .aiuuc,iOns on the law and order
Taev went to the depot 20 catch the
-raiu The train was . few minutes
Ilcv rcDaired 10 the Arcade saloon,
"a les, than ten minutes also entered
Atlantic saloon. They were me. III
18TH places by people of our town What
Is lN explanation. Judge PAUL, in an
elaborate and able decision, refused TO dis
-c.v. The injunction recently awarded 10y
o. u against The saloon keepers and the own
crs ai the property they rent. The only
remedy the defendants now have is 10 APP
peal 10 the Supreme Court. This proceed
ing by Injunction 10 prohibit illegal trat
Ncing i'm intoxicating liquors is new in this
State. and will be watched with interest
throughout the State The statute makes
lall houses, buildings and places OF every
description where Intoxicating liquors arr
sold contrary 10 law, common and public
uuisauccS, and the proceedings We're to re
strain and abate the uusanccS. The league
was represented by J. A. Ewing. ID. Il
Evans. !. Howard Holt aod.T. J. Parsons
The defense BY J. =. Mcclure and John j
Jacob.
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CLiRINGTON.

CLARINGroN, O., December 2i.-There
was Joyous wedding solemnized Thurs
day evening, at the home of the bride, on
Front street, the contracting parties being
Mr.. Albert Deiterick and Miss Carrie
Jackson, both of this place. The ceremony
was performed at : o'clock by Rev. Hol-
gate At the conclusion of the ceremony
the party all sat down to well arranged
wedding supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Deiterick
will make their home mere.
Mr.. Julius Sumner got a very severe fall
Thursday while walking down Front
street. At the corner of Front and Main
streets the pavement is about five feet
above the road. II being very slippery Mr..
Sumner slipped and fell off the pavement
to the ground, striking the side of his head
and face He bruised his face very badly
and sprained his neck.
Walton Lands, a BOY ao0Gt II years OF
age, met with avery painful, if not serious.
accident Christmas He had made himself
a cannon out of an old musket and had been
shooting it, In order to make loud report
he put in a large charge of powder, then
rammed in paper wads and clay. He put Il
piece of fuse IN the touch-hole, and after he
had got it loaded to suit him he thought he
would light the fuse while standing in front
of il and then Jump out of the way before
it went off. But it was too quicl: for him,
and he received the full charge in his thigh.
il made a hole in his thigh as big as mans
fist and tore off one OF the big leaders. DR..
T. p Martin was called in and dressed the
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PIEDMONT

PIEDMONT. W. VA, December 25.-rhe
entertainment for the benefit OF the l. Is,
Church. Monday night. was good and well
attended.
The cantata. 'Frost Queen, was rem
dered in the Opera House, Tuesday night,
bv amateurs. Proceeds for the PresOyter-
ian Church The play was excellent and
netted 4 snug sum.
- Patrick's T. A. b. Society commenced
"a fair Wednesday rirht % be continued
uptil New Years night Tits l0rJhe bene-
M OF 81 Peter Catholic Church and Is
being largely attended.
The Christmas services by the southern
NJ L. SUNDAY school was very beautiful
ana impressive. The children received the
usual treat.
RI. l.. Nesbitt. late Of Altamont. is night
operator at the Is. Y q.
The members of the u. +. Church pre-
serted Prof VIM. III. Neal. leader OF the
choir. with a very costly suit of clothes as
an evidence OF lheir appreciation OF ms
services.
Many Christmas gifts were given ana re
ceivcd here, all enjoying the festive season
Many PicdmOnters are visiting rclativ
no distance.
John Luke has gone to Delaware for
few days.
!. NJ Stanley is liz Pittsburg. p, Ia th-
interest OF the SECRET Society Goss,p.
A. =. Markel'and and daughter are ~
Baltimore, Nd.
snow commenced falling here early yes
terday morning and has never ceased ana
a. this time IS about ~ inches deep, cAuS-
iuc d great delay of trains ON all the rail
roads
Mr. and Mrs. John Casey, or Fix Gar
den. are visiting friends in town this week
Misses Kate and Annie Gilbert, who
have been attending school al Baltimore
are home for the holidays.