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CIGARETTE FIGHT.
The Meeting of the BoDsacks Machine
ompany-Programme.
fsnectal taIegram 70 the DisDstch.1

tcpeClhl l5ltEIhlu W tue DlSp1tSLi
LYxouBURo, Va, February 10. An adj
iourned meeting of the stockholders of the
Bonsacks Machine Company was held here
to-day, and large per cent. OF stock was
represented A resolution was offered by
James Clark to give the Board of Directors
power to sell the rights, patent. and pro-
perty of the company at the best advan-
tace thew could secure without rendering
the bondholders Of said company liable for
further obligations. A heated discussion
followed this proposition. but 1T was final
ly carried. The reason for this resolution,
it is understood. is that the proposition has
been submitted to the company by num-
Der Of New York capitalists that If they
would name a sum for which the BOnsacks
Company would sell out their entire
property, they on the part OF themselves
and an English syndicate would purchase
it, President Strause stated that S2,OOO,-
900 had been spoken of as the price, but he
would state on the part of the stockholders
that that sum could not buy It,
PRESIDENTS REPORT.
The statement of the President was then
read. A contract had just been signed with
the American Tobacco Company. lately in
corporated, TO furnish them with 100 ma
chimes, from which the Bonsacks Company
WAS to receive an annual revenue OF $780,
UOU. III more machines Judu lUO were WduI-
ed $4,000 per year for every additional ma
chine should be paid. The cost of running
the machines and making repairs were to
be paid by the users. This contract ex-
tended over period of three years. The
President also stated that his company had
offered the Allison Machine Company
500 900 worth of Bonsacks stock for their
machine. The Allison people accepted the
offer and afterwards refused TO trade, and
the Bonsacks Company would now insti-
tute suit against them.
The statement was made that the con-
tract with the American Cigarette-Machine
Company is only for the United States, and
the American company is limited to 100
machines, all OF them to be placed in for
eign countries. The understood policy of
the Bonsacks Machine Company is to buy
all new machines that are invented to keep
them from competing with their machine,
and it Is also understood that llinventions
made by employees belong TO the company:
This is the way they hold supremacy OF
oil Others.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The annual election of officers was held
and the following chosen directors: ID. Il.
Strause, T. j. Shickel, James Clark, p. A.
Krise, T., N. Davis, j. A. Bonsack, and +.
j. Folkes.
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nACnIsH-w oEKa

DICHMOND
RICHMOND. VA.
STEAM ENGINES AND b0iLERa
Our facilities for the manufacture OF HIGH
CLASS MACHINERY are unsurpassed II you
need steam power for any purpose cali us
through telephone, and wo viii send up al sx.
nort 10 mako estimates and name pricoa
6ICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHINE
VODKA MI lkiy
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ARemsrkabIs Accident.

CaAxLorrx, N. c., February ia-A re-
marksble accident, which proved fatal 70
LAC 6hayers (cologed). occurred IN Lin
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BY John 7. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer
Bank and Eleventh streets
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF A SMALL FRAME DWELLING. No. f3A
WEST DUAL SrREET-By virtue of q decree
OF the Chancery Court Of the city 81 Richmond.
entered on the 18Th Of February, 1879, in he caso
Of King, &c. "a. boots and WIFE tho und rfsig1ol.
special commissioner, Will sell at pubic Gac-
ton, on the premises, 90
FRIDAY, February q, 1890.
at ~ O'Clock r. ", tho ABOYE-DfsCRlBED
PROPERTY. The house contains three rooms
besides detached kitchen. The lot fronts q feet.
and runs back about % feet 10 an alley. Water
and culyert connections al made.
TERMS: One third cash. balance In six and
twelve months for negotiable n tes, interest
added, ami title retained until all The purchase
money Is paid and a conveyance ordered ~ the
Court. EDGAR ALLAN,
j. SAMUEL PARRISH,
Special Commissioners
KING, &C., PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST ROOTS AND
MIFg, DEFBSOASrs.-lN ThE CHASCERY COURT
or rns CITY OF RICHnOSD.
], Charles W. Goddn. clerk OF said court cor
iiiy that the bond required OF the special COM
missoner@ by the decree in said cause OF febru-
ary IL, 1870. has been duly gyer.
Given under my hand this 18Th day II Febrd-
fe 10 CHARLES W. GODDIS.
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YORK-RlVER LINE,yn wEsrro,sE
ruE FAvoRlTE ROUTE NoR1a
LEAYE RICHNONn.


TkAiN No. %, SEQ E M
LOCAL EXPIRES, daily eNrIpt SUNDAY. So,
a. ali stations A. Lester MAJOR cotr.ct, ~,
stage ior Waikortoa: "i'h Baltimore steamer a
West Point.
TRAIN No 5i. HEPK
BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily except sas.,,
for West Point. connecting wiM f.ft.tlr..
steamers for bAitiWnre. A. baltimore s..t..-,
conucct with Briumlro ard onto rs.r.a. r.,
Washington, ph.lai-IglIa. ans Sev l..s
Steamers leave baltimore 4 b. Il. GALS. .r.,-,
Sunday.
Trains arrive at Richmond 90 MANIA
~
TRAIN ~. %. IMAM
LOCAL, MlAEi dclf c1regf s 0iay issr,,
Twcnty-sigLh stree. llr West Point SCI ..i.-'
mediate poIuts.
Tlcket-3nice a. station foot - Nirg'1ia s,-s..
cry acge,-oflcc-corler OF lon.l agi bal,
Streets
sol HAAS, JAS. = TAYLOR
Trsnic Mnrrgnr General rnssenyer Ar,-t
JOSEPH : POTTS Division fa.se're- "a.
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BARN FIRED.
Horse, Mule, Provender, and Other Pro-
perty Burned.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.I

Especial telegram to the Dispstch.I
HIcKsFoBD, Va. February 1S.-The large
barn Of Mr.. Joseph II. Bailey, near this
place. together with fine horse and mule
and several thousand pounds of proyender,
one buggy and wagon. and other farming
implements. were destroyed by. fire last
night about9 o'clock. The fire was evident
ly the work of an incendiary.
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NRUSTEES' SALE OF ONE HUN
Il DRIED AND TWENTY FEET OF LAND BY
A DEPTH OF ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FIVE FEET, WITH TWO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE THEREON. FRONTING ON WINDRR
STREET PETWEEN WASHINGTON AND CAR
TER STREETS IN SYDNEY. COUNTY OFHEN-
RICO, NEAR TIE WESTERN LIMITS OF TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND.-By virtue OF a deed OF
uust from Robert and Lena Johns0n, executed
10 the undersigned 10 secure certain sum OF
money therein mentioned, default having been
made in tho payment OF tho same, and being
thereto required by the beneficiary, We will, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20. $780,
az AZ o'clock 7. NJ, proceed 10 sell at public auc-
ton, on the promises, the PROPERTY above de-
scribed.
TERMS: Cash rs TO expenses and s6li.53; bal
ance upon such terms a. may be announced at
sale GEORGE =. VASHOS, JR.,
JOSEPH w. THOMAS,
EDWARD ). ROSE
fe9 Trustees
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BY q. Cstiin. Auctionser.
No. 10 Eleventh street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ SNAIL FRAME DWELLINGS IN JACKSON
WARD.-by virtue Of decree OF tho Chancery
Court Of Richmond, entered January 20, 1880, IN
the suit OF Brown & Co "a Isaac Johnson, NO will
sell as public auction, on tho premises, on
TUESDAY, FsBRUAaY q, 1870,
ut 40 O'Clock p. ~, the LOT OF LAND WITH A
DOUBLE FRAMED TENEMENT thereon a the
corner OF Calhoun snd Goddin streets. fronting
Is feet on Goddln street and running batk ,s8
feet
TERMS: CASH as 20 an amount sufficien, 10
pay costs In the suit tS7a. ~, with interest from
November ", 1889, and 90 with interest from
Novemb Der %, 1888, and balance on q credit Of
SIX, twelve, and eighteen months. the purchaser
TO execute negotiable notes, with interest added
for the deferred payments, and the title re-
tanned until the whole OF the purchase money
has been paid ana conveyance ordered by tie
Court y. HILL MONTAGUE,
FRANK NJ. WOON,
W. c. PRESTON.
Special Commissioners
J. THOMPSON BROWN q Co, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST
ISAAC JOHNSON. DPFENDANT-IN THE CHAM
Gerry COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
I, Charles w. Go1din, Clerk Of said Court, Ger
tify that the bond required Of the special COM
missioners by the decree IN said cause OF jan
uary 20. 1890, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9TH day OF February,
1890
70 ia-Th&sastdtd CHARLES ". GoDDIN.
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CARPETS, MATTINGs, Om-cLOTHs, &C.
ENTIRE STOCK or CARPETS,
IL MATING, OILCLOTH, RUGS, hAlo,
DRUGGISTS, LACE CURTAINS, SHADES, anu
SHADING ct and bciow cost No. 1871 east MAIN
street
70 Him A-JENhlsoo'
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MAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOyD.

s s:iS q = " From Atlanta and Augss,A
SIS A. VI. From Amclls COurihous0
40 p. ". FROM RAieigh.
5:35 r. Vi. A. Manchester from Clover
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HoRshs, MULEs, cows. &c.

EOR SALE, ONE Ii RISE, On
IL suitable for either buggy or saddle, GOA
and HARNESS, and one DOCTORS PHAETON,
nearly new, the property OF The late DR.. John
q. shelton. Wiii be cold cheap By applying 1t
No. t3 south Ninth street
70 4-eodsi JoHH.G. sKELgox
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PosTPoNEIENr.
The above sale 10 postponed until
MONDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1890.
Att o'clock Pm. X. II. sTEGBR,
feIg Surviving Trustee.
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ESPONSIBLE PARTIES CAN
III purchase GOLD WATCHES and SILVER
PLATRDWAhE on instalments az cash prices.
Goods guaranteed. RELIABLE, Post-Office Box
3ll fe9-Su, WSSa1m
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AUCrron sALEs-Futurs pays. .
-
~.s@sr<~~~c~~-D~~N<S~ ors~~>.~/~r>I>rVN~~~I><~
n. W. Bows,
Real Estate AuctonssE
A GRAND MANUFACTU RING
SITE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF THE RICHMOND AND ALLIE
GHANY RAILROAD.
JAMEs-RIvRR AND KANAwHA CANAL
AND
RUNNING BACK TO JAMES RIVER,
AUCTION.
|V9-TI'7"7V~V0~0
n. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Aucsionssk.

In execution OF q doed Of trust from l. T. and
J. - Hsrvis and their wives, dated OCTOBER H.
1878, and duly recorded, the undersiRnen' ~, su
yiyine trustee Of himself aud tho late A. ID. Will
Hams will sell by auction, at the Office Oh NJ W.
Bowe, auctioueer. No. 4 Eleventh Street, on
TUESDAY. FBBRUARYis. 1880.
a, O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY conveyed by
said deed the enme fronting $50 feet on the eoutn
side Of the Richmond and Allegheny railroad sor
James River and Ksnawna canal), anu RAINING
back TO James river.
This property begins about So. feet west OF the
Tredegar WORKS aud runs up 70 inc new paper
mills
Il is probable that arrangements for water
power can be made with the Richmond and NJ
leghPny Railroad Company, aud AZ one cuoic
foo. Of water at this point will develop about
four-horse power (spout three times the usuai
amount Is eyiie emit that this lot la. great value
for manufacturing sites. Plat az auctioneer's
office.
TEnns: By consent. one third cash balance AZ
six and twelve months for notes with interest,"
added and secured by truet deed.
ROBERT II. sTEGEh.
Surviving Trustee.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN Raj,
~ kOAQ
SCHEDULE ~ EFPECr FEBRUARY. 4. IA
TWO TRAINS DAILY 10 NORFOLK ASH
LYNCHBCRh

LEAVE RfCNNNNp. hl I'll d. lNtFI STATION
psOA. n. baly. va peiersDrrs kican.lfa-t
Norfolk ghrolfu aalre-- A.rfs 4.
Norfo.s 1920 T.. ". ~ops olly atP..
tcrsblrz and SUFFOLK. ..nei
tain. g. 4vu ~ lctafs.lrga sc iI.a A
". nud arriving q. AorioIkbt4IN
e'Df- 10 all stenors.
40 A. N. Daily, rtG Fetelacn-g. Arr'Tl a.
Petersburg lois 4. y. No 3 lesf..
Petersburg l..lj A. ". '0r Pam.
VILE LYnchburg, and az po.nss..A
nui West
335P. ~ DAILY. riI Pe'er'oirg Arrive -
teraburg 80 Z. A., iosVe Pslestl-s
81 p. 81. daily ardTlng Aorlti
4. -.
1890 p N. Daily. ria Pe'enour; Arrive ~
Petersburg l2-5 8. ", conne-rrs
viva rraia No. T. leaving petor,sr-r
a. ll.iOA " Tor FsrwUiie. Lyon.
burg 10 eahOntas AMI ell F...s
1910 A. NJ Daily. r.a Burkcvilc, Tor fsrnrGs
Iyn .hnnrg, the -Olia, ani "a Z
PULLMAN sLEEPING-CAk ACCOANuDS
liONS
10. l--Sleeping-car from Petersburg % Braa
without change. leaving Petersburg iauf Il
i2iO 4. W., aud LynonourS 10 hsnpns sA.
gu: change.
No. 3-LYuchhurg % MERRIAM. eai Roslots
~ Memphi. without change
Ticsets, baggage-ch ecks, AMI at informs1sa
can be- obtained nc Richmond an Pelsrta-g
railroad depot, A. W CARRIERS, l0pl Naia s,r1sl
snd a. the Companys OEce sll east Aa.n isfess
h. ~. COURTNEY.
fa.s.nFtr Aye4.
". B. BEYlLL
Genera. Passenger AGesL
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WANTED, A SETTLED LADY TO
w do the housekeeping for family Of two.
Also, 10 attend tho lady. VII o isin bad health.
good homo Is offered 10 the right person. Please
state pay expected. Reference required and
given. Address PHENACETINE. care Carrier
No. =, city. 10 lE-Su, W&E3t
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WANTED, BY A THOROUGH
w PHARMACIST, A POSITION at once.
Can refer 20 the President OF the yirainla Board
Of Pharmacy. Registered by examination In
Virginia snd North Carolina Address, stating
salary. A PHARMACIST. care Of Dispafeh. Rich-
mond, Va 70 II. IA la&ss'
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nAunoAp LIVE.
n IL 7 ~ xzssE
RICHMOND AND DANVILfs
~ RAILROAD u

n IL s4'i3 ~ "a ExsgE
RICHMOND AND DANVILTs
~ RAILROAD. "L
SCHEDULE IN BPFEcr FEBRUARY n -,
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND Y,
30 A. NJ. SOUTHERN RXPREss. dally :.
lADia, Augusta, AMI polnn SCUM -
meets a. Oreon8porV for Durha-, -.
Raleigh; NJ Salisbury Tor We.'.l
North Carolina Psase gers can -
sleeper az ?. "; Through sls.S.,''
SO A. N. ACCOMMODATION, daily, e,...,
sunday. 70 Clover. Va. Aad Ma
mediate points. awe
ii:oo A. N. VisGISiA AID NORTH cARofrx,
EXPIRES. dsiiy, through tr,is =
Haleiga "a heysyiiie. Coareet,
Burtevilie With Norfolk and W..,..~-
railroad Tor FarfpYiiie. Lys.nh-'s
ani points West. a. Koysy.ls IS.
GlsrSsvilie, Oxford, Henieron. A.,
Durham. -
500 p. n. PAST MAIL, daily. for Au,p,.
gusta, and points South. Come. =.
M0selsyr junction with Far-.g.,-
aud fOwhaiHn railroad. ~ Co.
bOro' Tor DurhAm AMI hgfe.-h .
fasDury Tor Western Norm a."
Ina through slcspers from La
Vile South.
600 P N. LOCAL, daily. crcop; suas,r. D..
Amelia Courlaolso ana inlerIs...,
points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
s SiS a. " N From Atlanta and Augss,A
SIS A. " From Amclls Cour,hous0
40 p ". From Raieigh.
frrH,
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~ PEW GOOD MEN 10 sell our goods by sam
pie 70 the Wholesale and retail trade. We are
the largest manufacturers In our line. Liberal
salary paid. Permanent position. Money sd-
vanced for wages, advertising. etc. For terms
address CENTENNIAL MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, Chicago, III. fe l6-Su, W&Sa3Ot
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Naturalization Papers Not 1nouoA I'm -
ter Elsctfen.
PoRr MADISON, Jan. 0.---A q not oe11f|
that anything out Of the ordinary hnrnoc
In this quiet. orderly little sawmiQ toVD. -
when anything cxfraordina11 -
pens II serves to set socioty e Il
lever OF excitement. Political = 1
as social circles are all agox, and ~ ~
of ID Is this: At the last electfco NJ r Z
cinct officers our popular hloeko
native Of. fhA blue ncse c0NE
nominated and elected jane - 4
said blacksmith swearing - ~ NJ c|t
ship
But at the last term Of court hold lI|
our worthy blacksmith appeared bo(65S
bis honor. Morris B. Sacks. and app1io1 ~
his citizenship papers, which he hnd CO.
trouble to secure. as he had tiifiicsaft1 ~
get anyone to swear to his being IL ~
country five years. bat he finally secuxod
them.
Now. while the judge has been holdinG
his Office he has married two couples, g.
they are anxious TO know Il thAv}
are legally married or not He ho6.
also tried a case in which one o(
the parties was fined some $50. ana
he now threatens to sue for the rocoQoryt.
OF the amount, as he claims The justtco W.
not holding his Office legally.
There is no harsh feeling toward IL
good-natured blacksmith. and Il II ~
garded simply as an inadvertenoe On ~
part. 1
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A NEW BANK.
Port Townsend Adds Another to Hcl
Institutions.

Port Townsend Adds Another to Her
Institutions.
Poar TowssEsD. Jan. 29.--There will
soon be five banking houses doing business
in this city. Definite arrangements were
completed yesterday for the organization
of the Townsend National bank, with q
capital stock of $4,000. comprising Port
Townsend, Portland and Tacoma capital.
The lower story of tue Handley 4 Kelly
building. on Water street. has been leased,
and the hank will be ready for business as
soon as the vauit can be built. The off,
GERS elected are: President. NJ Wade,
of the National Bank OF Commerce Of Ta-
coma; vice president. T. ]. Notion. Of the
Notion 4 Adams Hardware Company OF
this city; cashier, Willis A. Wilcox, OF the
Oregon National bank Of Portland, Mr..
T. J. Motion. who has been most active in
bringing about this organization. came 10
this city from Fort Wayne, Ind, about one
wear ago.
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EAinec the written consent OF all members
o. the committee except Brown OF spokane
% dispense With SCOTS services. and . re-
port 10 that effect Was submitted 70 the
House. 1t Immediately precipisated dis
cassiOn
The speaker attempted to submit resss-
nation which Scott had handed 10 him,
but il was declared 70 be not before the
House.
McReavy rushed Immediately to SCOTS
defense and asked ii Scott had not handed
his resignation 70 him (McReavy) and ne
had not torn il up.
Evans objected to the report OF the COM
missee - being intended 10 humiliate
Scott.
Several members were on their feet.
amongst them Moultray. trying to get the
speakers eye. Moultray explained that
Scott had been employed since January
ID. and had copied but one bill. He &C
knowiedged that Scott had presented his
resignation to him. but it was not until
after the report Of the committee had been
signed
There were several calls 10 read the resig-
nation and objection was made.
Geoghegan moved to receive instead of
adopt the report There was further de-
bate and finally the question came to
vote and the report was not adopted, BY
The following vote:
Yeas = Bsackfsin, Blair Bothell. CLARK
cooA- Day. EDDY. Edens. Parrish. Grant. Hutch
lnsoa. Judson of whascom, Kennedy, Kanfie
Medtalf, Morse. MnultrAy. OJpasnt. Person,
Peterson, Pickreli. Purdy. Sharp. Dninn, Spen-
Ger. straight, Speaker-27
Nays-Brown of Pierce, Brown OF spokane
Bashs Cleman. Cornwall, Drew, Evans, Fsum-
mesfe.f, Fcsier. Candy. Geoghegan, Gilchrist
urebo. Hamilton. Hughes. Huntington, Jnison
OF Fierce. Kuhn. Lnll. McReavy. Meade. Meg
lers Mlnkler. Nash. Minis, ostrander Painter,
Randall, kosch. Rutter. shaw, Stevenson.
Tucker, Turner. weatheriord-sS
Several members voted on the under
standing that Scott's resignation be ac-
cepted.
Shortly affervard Cook Of Clarke offered
resolution reciting st length that Scott
had fabricated the anti-boodle story, and
thai his reports were unreliable. and other
matter OF the same purport, and moving
that Scott be expelled from the floor of the
House.
The motion was seconded, and then Nc
heavy OF Mason moved 10 add the name
OF the PosT-ISTELLrGENcER correspondent
AcReavy read an article in last Monday 5
PosT-INTELLIGEScKR and denounced ii as
false.
Grant moved to lay the whole matter on
the table. This was carried. Cook and one
or two others only voting nay.
SCOTS resignation was accepted unani-
mously.
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sUfREME COURT.
Kmineat Lawyers Drawing U : - ~
Rulea. 49,

kutea. lssFSa
OLYMPIA, Jan. &a-The commit1oo ccu4
sistlng OF Judges c. III. Hanford. Chak1oo|
II. Aver, w. III. Prischard and O<oRro
Turner. recently appointed - fofmulnto
rules to govern the procseaure ~ ~ -
preme court, have held several meotluGD
and practically agreed upon ses AZ roloa
Within iew days they viii make theiftun
report TO the supreme court
Yesterday action was taken IN IL H.
lowing cases:
Thomas Cline ct al W. John NitoA0lls
Seattle. Notice Of sppcai not having -
served on the suretses In accordance W1(&
the provisions of section so of The -
this case on appeal on writ Of erroe 49,
dismissed. ~ s.
The Territory VS.. Joseph Klee and Jeo r
Miller. Argument OF defendants "a tk0I<
motion TO strike out statement & h0U
from the record. was overruled; der = &
ton to dismiss the appeal was also douto
The court today took action on The ~
lowing cases:
c. G Trip vs.. David Magnus. Tacouno'
appeal dismissed.
j. J. Knoff W. the Puget Sound o..
operative Co.. Seattle; Judgment ln lo00
court affirmed.
Lyman II. Andrews vs.. King County onx
Cochran, sheriff and ex.0fiicio TAI co11r6S
tor. Seattle; Judgment in lower court ~
versed al
William Fl. Hawks W.. Henry 4 No.
and Lucien +. Cook. On trial. 81
Seabreok vs.. Carlson, judgment of 1owo<z
court reversed. Hawks vs. votnn q n 9
argued and submitted. Territory q ~
George O. Kelly vs.. J. p. Stewart q ak, -
fore the court for hearing.
Causes have been assigned for honrine e!
the following dates:
Monday. February s-PAxton ". -
forth. Tacoma; Johnson ct al. Va Tsrx1o
Seattle. #
February f--Langcrt vs.. Ross and An1r
ton, Tacoma; Brolton Va. LanRert q
February 5--McNair City Marshnl ~
OstTander ct al. Olympia: Seatco M0m
factnring Company vs. J. BlaumauoR - =
February 6-Siisby VS.. AldridGe u Hov e
al, Olympia; A. T. King W. IlW1oo xoIf
way Company. Il
February - Territory VI. xlGo 81
Miller. February lo---Augualtno and w.
stcr vs.. Thatcher. Burch VI. Tayicr. -
VS.. Moore and Burch W Glovoe, oox
ane Falls. ss'
February McGlauilin ana Hand
VS.. Holman ct al, 6pokans Failo; Glr11
mon W.. Ward. Goldsndals.
February lS--rrsytsx ". Croie -
Northern Pacific railroad. ElloneAf
Wilkins and WRson vs.. Ellensbure Wa<1
Company.
Friday. February i4--Doinks ". Dy0e p
al, Spokane Falls.
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destroyed by its amendments: laid over
till tomorrow.
s B. No II. by wiison-To establish .
normal school al Eliensburg; laid on table
subject TO cali
s B. No. LIS. BY Van Houten,- Relating
TO liquor license within one mile OF incor-
porased towns.
kneeland offered m amendment that .
license be granted within two miles. pend-
ing consideration of winch the senate ad-
journed till l 80 O'Clock tomorrow.
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GOOD CROPS.

Warm Rain Melting Snow ana DooGD>
Ing the Land
wALLA wALLA. Jan. 70 Reports lro.
tell there last night and =. wn6
Immediately absorbed, none Of ~
brooks being swelled beyond their natural
size There was also from ten 70 tWolvu
inches OF snow on the ground. which d.
appeared under the effects OF the rain. Ih1o
insnres immense crops In that regiou
Wheat Is Of beautiful deep green c11~pk,
and every indication Is for large returna
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New interpretations.

OLYMPIA. Jan. 2s--The following articles
OF incorporation have been fled
Humptuiips' Improvement Company,
Hoauiam: capital stock, soon; trustees.
D. q. Chase. John F. souie. C. :. Torkie-
son. John O. Mcmillan and William b.
Ogden. objecs-To open the Hnnpiulips
river for navigation.
Pgget sound Steam Laundry, Seattle /:
capital stock. 5000. trustees. F. ;. Cieye-
land and j. r. Larson, Object-To carry
on he business O! steam laundry.