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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03
HARRISON.

He FOLLOWED TIE cow INTO OtI'hSNND'
when jeremiah Thompson went into his cow-hou~'
Yesterday morning he --cd his best milhcr. lie
knew that the animal had propensity I" stry over
the salt IIa,lcn~ack meadows, and Ec sent III, four
t,cny caron ION Jlmmy 70 look for her. Two hours
later the cow returned witi,ut the boy. she Was
ola tered from hoof - ho-n with green slime and her
condition showed that she had recently struggled Out
Of the mud u the meadows. Jiumy'- absence seemed
e. indicate that be- , stuck in it, and the dairy
man started ont T. search fIr his son. After tramp
iug for an hour over the frozen marshes, he found the
boy buried up 10 his waist and ~tH -lpwly sinking. in
a pulck-and. ~" wa, hall dead With the cold. AID
h, fithc: Dad good dctl of difficulty i'm "Ntnriine
lin. lie -iId tLc had NYIudcird into tn mora
inst aGd %" nat iImNlcd after hcr. IA" lai aged
10 FREE herself. aud b" had cra-pod her tai. Looping
IN" would dra- him ont behind her. hui 4 bunch
~ hair of Doc b., hand ami hc sanh Jack. q. Do
.uppp-ci t. d. lfh. The Iu 'u-' c'll hid hardened
the tr"i'l"gDu, = unl -0m'"h1t. however ana II
GI not dIdw him down - rapidly 1t would have
done in warmer Wcitli"..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Cutting THROUGH TIE BARS OF THEIR CELLs'
Henry IIanlcy. a deputy keeper niaue Jour d,
usual through the county jail on SATURDAY n'sV anu
reported to the jaors that ne iei' certain "''
wa trnuhc in storc for the employees. Frank smith,
william T. Martin. John Plumquist ard william teber-
corn had not undrcssed and prepared for Ded a' cy
usuaIlv did about 10 O'Clock Through Inc pecphoc
in the ceiling of the jail, which enables the Ialor 10
ascertain at any time from his seeplngroom all that
/, going on in the cell, of the prisoners. MI hliu
sail The tailor watched all night ON sunday morning
no or,crcd that the cells be searched. In cell No. ::
,,Lich VS. nrrnnicd by smith and Martin. four small
saws were found and it also found th't iouT pilS
Of the door grating had been cut through III
c,rv'S coil were three saws and three large mans
scrrctcd i'm "a loaf of bread. Jailor llIdsa mas nld
fine prisoners cells changed IN such a manner t"''
their S;ifc-kcepng is guaranteed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.
General Committee OF Municipal League, Coleman Hou

y. m.
Central Traffic Association. No. 3iG Broadway.
Baseball convention. Fifth Avenue Hotel
Yves, Side Republican Club No. 100 west seventy
Grst-st., m.
Academy of Anthropoory. Cooper Union. 8 D. M
Matinee and in aid Of Orthopdic DispehsaW anu
Hospital Madison Square Garden. p. m
Kings County Whcelmen reception, Avon HaIi' bfooA
lyn, p. III. $3.50,
Lecture by H. f. Krhblc WarneTs ,Parsial,"
Metlopoitan Opera House Assembly Rooms. p. III.
A. " Williams Jackson's lecture, College for framing
OF Teachers j. m.
A. b. Curtis before Institute OF Christian Philosophy
Hamilton Hall. y. m.
Kane Lodge No. 454. i. and A. NJ Masonic Temple
y. m.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03
HE MAY BE HANGED IF CONVICTED

The trial of William J. Smith upon the charge Of
murder in the first degree, the victim being Joha
Carroll begun in the Court OF Sessions Yesterday
The two men Quarrced Election Day, loo7 and
Smith shot Carroll in the abdomen. lis victim died
two days later and smith went 10 Boston, where under
assumed name he employed a, a clerk in Il rail.
way Office. His identity made known last fall
and he was arrested and taken TO BROOKLYN # he j.,
convicted of the crime charged he be hanged. a.
the crime committed before the law changing th3
method OF execution passed -Four witnesses WcTg
examined YESTERDAY and the trial Will be continued To-
day. The defence will be INSANITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03

The establish ment of
Bloomingdale Brothers will
be closed until Thursday
morning.
The Preliminary Open.
inc, intended for to-day.
and for which many invita-
tons had been issued, will
be postponed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MARCH o-TWEl-vE IA

levy duty on said scenery under the law OF 1871 KNOW"
as The Mckinley act; be it A., ,hore NJ this
resolved That the thanks OF the nlenp.Ls vi III
,ron and Of all wOrkngmen connected WIN ,hc INC
,n;a, hnsInes, throughout the country be ehueleu w
Mr. Wlibm for his straightforward ana iearcs9 h'"e'
In erf1rcinc the law and be II further 49,. l., .ou,od
Resolyed That consider his conduct IN oaaSc
oor,s. ~ that of some officials who trled 10 eNauc
,pa orccment of the law, and hope that MS heiu VI
action will before long lie enlarged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03
DISCLOSING THE HoMERIc GRrEKS

AZ a meeting of the NcwYork society OF inc
Archaeological Institute u America held last evening
In Hamilton Hall. Columbia con e. Professor /. d.
seymour Of Yale. read paper on llomeric LIE
Irc,.or seymour compared the Greeks OF INC i'"J'"
War with the Hebrews 81 the tine 81 David. WHO pro
cd together with the wealth and ~plcndor Of a bar
,r,u. age much K tender and noble sentiment ana a
,hivalrous dcl.t I'm decd 81 adventure ana personal
urowc-, The religious system Of the Greeks rejected
~, .,.,, ...l,l ,ouditi,rS The god, not
greatly d,alilcd. bat were subject 10 the Wc'hnr'-'
- non Thc ethical IDEAS uf iomcr'> Tim" were not
,,l,.,.,ad No divine commandment Ni" hloNh
4in-t theft or murlcr. tyihc p"r!uri, failure I" n'o'
1,- nr mother and wrong 10 quot or hp~t "'l' -'
,or,.ly pun he'd Us The cud~. Many offences Wti'
triya,c Wrunc, which GTc now crimes against t"c
HE paper gave al-p sketch 81 the private LIE 2i
,f n r.r.r t,fcrn-. with occasional comparisons WIN
inc life %; IA" HItcha IN historical uHe'' anu INC Gus
tl.lt II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03

rCin grocery stores, in cooking schools or by
II peddlers in your kitchen, any baking powder is
l. recommended or urged upon you in place OF
- the Royal, it is because such recommendation Is
Maid for Decline to receive any baking powder IN
place of the old standby the thoroughly tried k0ya'
All others are cheaper made powders OF inferior seng
and contain either lime alum sulphurlc acid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03
wlrM PRISE FOR srEcIAL AGExr WILBrR

At the last regular meeting Of Theatrical Protective
Union No. !. Of NcwYork the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
whereas, II has been the custom for cal years
Theatrical managers to have stcncri butt 10y
European mechanics 100 European cites, thu' drpFlNh.
American stag" carpenters OF employ mcnt; ana,
Whereas. such stcloy has heretofore been admitted
free duty under the outrageous claim that 1t was
works of art tools Of trade: and,
Whereas. Charles ;. Wilbur, the special Treasury
agent this port, has been the first official at this
port " have the law properly enforced and thereby 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMAELE-M Watin, secretary Of the French lie.
cation at Washington NJ. Thebaut, French Consul at
Boston and Marshall Field, OF Chicago. BRLNCORI-
General John G.. Parke. United states Army FlfIh
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Henry Howard ana Ex-Governor
II Tit.leGcd NJ Rhode Island. GILSEY-ExSenatOr
d. NJ Sabin OF Mirneota; Judge Charles Daniels, OF
Buffalo Judge f. j. Sanford. OF NewIiaven, ana EaStuS
Coming Of Albany. acknowledgements John Lee
Carroll, Of Maryland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03

OFFICE HOLDERS DINE WITH TIE MAYOR.
The various Office holders, contractors ana POLITICIANS
OF Jersey city who are under obligations 10 Mayor
Cleveland last night sat down with MN III l"for
Hotel 10 a dinner given in honor OF HIS birthday
,,i ,i,to snoocbcs were made and bids entered for
future faVors. The Mayor il siXty-t"o years oid'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03
AInvG TIE SOTND-

BRIDGEPORT. The Rev. John Il. Cow pastor OF TIC
East wa-nin-tol Nvouuc Baptist Church. fc'enel on
sunday Announcing that he rad accepted ca" I"
;hc UyGc lark Baptist church oi Chlca-"
,.t,.r T. sanford ol the nat manufacturing firm ot
,,ioycr Sauflld', sons, died sunday AZ the age 81
tt,nttN.rNDu NrAr-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.


THE PRIEST DENOUNCED HIS PEOPLE.
pcekskiu is considerably stirred up over "ari'No
in :, Marys Roman Catholic Church of the Assuihp-
ton OF which the Rev James FtzSmInohs Is tne pas
for. Father Doughcrty, of New-fork, Is 10 give d
,o,,ro IN tho church on Thursday night. Last week
Father Fitz,immons mailed to each Of his male PARISH
toner's four tickets and four tickets also to ther
Some of the communicates are poor people ana caio'
they say ailoId to take 80 many tickets. WIN .,'
tickets a circular also mailed saying tIfio ho "'"
a., hould he returned but the equivalent III money
should be sent to the pastor. on sa'uiuay r"''ol
Fitz-mmons was surprised 10 receive over Oh ncho
ticLets hack through the mall ON SinuaS mo ~ tIc
from fine mint dcnOuncng those VINO had rceuuo" nd
tickets in round terms. lie said tiaU II ue S mol
rctnrned thc tickets did not come forWaru anu x,
ctzc he would publish their names RON % t,h nnnnic
sunday This state Of affairs mas LIZ ot attend the
of his church aud many OF them VIII not asoT lii
lecture rather rhmmons has l Eta re thc Easter
rcport for the year but he has not lnCllucu NY D
and CHRISTMAS collections OF last wear ~ tm,cb
said amounted to ~ 400. II Is saa tnn w, have an
viii investigate this and ask the archbishop W INV" "
official Investigation made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03

The SINIONS III Al ALTMAN 10 i'"'
TIL, trial ~ James \. simmons, charged with aNIhg
u vr.cIdng IN, sixth National Bank WIS conilnued III
the -utod STATE, Circuit court yesterday. IaHR "a
amiucr Aloazo l.. Hepburn tod over again the "S''
mont, he had given at the trial Of Peter J. ClaSscn ana
t.,, II carr William VI. KlduN and j. Kenneth
Wot.an also gave evidence. 1hc prosecution VIII
lr,lnb!y rest to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03
announcements.
s nzonnXT The Iadlcs' pride,

A. & OZOnOXT the ladies' pride,
" mis- rivals 10 d.ric-.
ruiyr. 81 nuNrrlii'u AR.
ms with 90 en- compare,
70 .rg GOOD 10 ding.
% side praise" rnRi
b. eject D.. ladies won't.
4 IA, all must have their SOIODONE
Browns Camphora;cd Saponaccous Dentlirice
mo .s tooth powder the world for preserving The
,eeth. ".cfIcsAns and delicious" - cents bottle
HENRY \. DANIELS, NJ d.,
WEST S9II-ST.
Dlsc,sc Of the N'rVou, system G'no.t rnary organs
1,oio,racc and St,fil.ty Hours to /, ) to =.
Mrs. WINSIOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP ,
Has bo,n used for oyer FIFTY YEARS by MlLhIONS
-, MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WILL TEL ~
no Win PERFECT SUCCESS. u SOOTliI;S ne
CUiID SOFTENS the GUMS. AILANS all iAln
CiiTHIf:S VIVID collie and j. the best rcmedy, tor
yr InUUOFA. Sold by DrugC SO in every part OF tho
world Twenty-Five cents bottle
NEGLECT your hair and you lose il. Parker
Hair llal-aIn r5nrwS growth and color
Parker, Ginger Tonic Strengthens IN" weak
Tho ".JrNIORr is the best Oyster Biscuit in
flo ord and the delight II bows and girls. Boxes. 30c.
H.. tITIi ROOD CO.. 81 shave. and all grocer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03

yOT-NT VERNON.-A Eoard OF Trade was orea'M.u
last night by the prominent business men, fIaih ",
,;iover was chosen chairman and Richard NJ Winnie"
secretary and treasurer OF the temporary orGaiA'o"
John H. Murphy appointed chairman Vi '"o ,o''
mttce on membership. The permanent oih'crs WIN "
cr,ctcd at a meeting to he held in May. lhc ic"
a,.cr If taxes, John II. Brett, has established MS
nc, q; Fir.sl and Third-ave. long llhe oil peoPic
tnt him busy Yesterday and he has not Only cohsct
~, Keen the Office open from O'Clock cacl Hori''tt
~, -, in also bc on hand Wednesday evenings, nc
h. iufroluccd an innovation which VIII meet WIN tlo
nnrnv,l of men doing cuisines, In lOrk polhISa6
49, who will inform him Of the property tcy own
that he will make out the tax DIS ana AaNe uhc'
ready on call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03
SHIPPING NEyS
PORT OF NEwYoHK......... MONDAY. MARCH . 1891

SHIPPING NEVS
PORT OF NEwYoHK. ....... MONDAY. MARCH .. 1891
ARRIVED.
Steamer Egyptian Monarch lBrl Irwin London FEB ~
STEAMER Brush queen trl smith Bremen Feb O. with
m To- order: to Bruce lsnay Arrived at the r AZ
juan. ,,., .ro,,. ,,o,,or,,r Eel, !, in t,u,s, IN
u .trrl,urc a. 90 Arrived at the Bar at
steamer W"I IaHr NT,vcd At the ar At 26a m . III
Is viii mlsc aud passengers Ia RI Corus Acrvo" at the
bs a. Ia Champagne tFr Ilavrc Feb 81
mso and passengers Forget Arrived al th6 Bar AZ AS
orcr CIV OF Washington Allen Mexican ports via IIav
ana 4 days mdse and assongers to Jas Ward Co
passengers to & il Mallory N Co.
suEsET-wndat SANDY Hook. light, +; cloudy.
AtCiIy lsand-hsh' NE' Cloudy
CLEARED.
Steamer Nevada Obj Gushing, Liverpool Underhlll
Io,ner sirius tr) Fisher Liverpool ts Jevons
steamer Chlrois tbrl Peters Bremen-H slurSnurg Co.
~, inner Buhemh GER. ScanIder. Hamburg ~ COrts
steamer Ioqao Pennington Charleston aud Jacksonville
s,ta,aer ra aassee Aslns savannan-R il Walker
Steamer kansas Clty. Fisher sayaunaE X l. Walker.
SAILED.
Steamers Tallahassee for sa,annah IOquos Charleston
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL. March l-saiIed. steamer st Enoch tBr for
Feb 70 Arrived steamer Manhattan OBJ Robinson from
ioxpo; Feb ss-sailcd England (Br IIcaley FOR
DuSpGE March l-saicd. Moatauk ur). Jenkins
II AMTraG FEB sailed. Gotma tGer) Kuhn Tor
March ARRIVED steamer Russia. Schmidt from New.
ROTTERDAM Feb DISABLED. steamer Maasdam Dtch) Pot
HivKE March 2Arrived steamer La Normandie. Lebocut
from Ncw.iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03
:. prrpIyG TONI AREAIGNED FOR ASSAULT.


Thoma, j. Ferris, the eccentric bachelor VINO mas
Gained fin, title Of Popping Tom in White Plains ow-
,, IA nj, peculiar conduct, was aTfaigncd last hIshu
L.f,r,. Justice Wright, at the court house III that
,.f,,.go Th. court room Wa, crowded, ana many
v.ou,rp we're present. Ferris was arrested on sat
uriay afternoon on compllint OF Mr.. John 'ampDel
vim charged him with assault. Ferris has long Dceh
,,oc.p IA White Plain, q, an eccentric character lie
h.. ANNOYED women and girls In various ways IL
had , habit If stealing about the village IN The night
and ueeping int, window and Tightening women
and children. lie a-o wrote love letters to several
y,omcD in the village. lie had been arrested a mum
t. II time, before III, father. who /, - well known
and monument rs ideut 81 White Plains, mas at"AS ,
maid his line T. biz release. Oh atc me- dlh'
t., rrtn..ri to have anything to do with him. Nhch nc
On. lr.a~ ted un saturday hc was unable 10 proc
a and h. had reuain in jail unit! he was Drought
int, court lat D ehi. ,. . -, cou,t nc
commended ht her counsel Hiram. PtldnS, VINO up
,.d ior Ecrii-. demanded jury trial Tor MS 'Icht'
i,,rri. who acted n a strange manner ntcrFupn me-
'..rr.,I A number ~ times until Nh fduldlhG became
,V|it.i and aid T. hI, client. " Keep -tI. or VIII
,nr.t Won u On" cyc.' Justice Wright granted inc
,if.~ # Mr. pauldnc AMI 1T OBJ" case do"n i' TIL
n FRIDAY evening next. The defendant was held uhdcF
=, bal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03
Az OLD GRAND ARMY OFFICER IN TROUBLE.
TIE RECTOR WILL GIVE A BILLIARD TABLE.

TIE KI' IUK VIII GIVE \ BIILIAI'D TNIILE.
meeting will be held this evening in the Partridge
Memorial Chapel Of Christ Church in Clymerst. fOr
the purpose Of organizing a new social club The
meeting is called by the young men Of the church
who at present have organization known rs the
Darlington smoking Club. 1t is proposed to secure
a comfortable home and fit it up with restaurant,
billiard tables and provisions for card playing There
will be no bar, however, nor will intOXiclnt drinks
he sold. The Rev. Dr.. Darlington. the rector OF
Christ Church. has offered 10 present 70 the club
billiard table The pastor says he believes that such
social Clubs would be of great benefit to young men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03
KNOX
HAT

The spring shapes in gentlemens
hats will be placed on sale to-day
Tuesday, March the third, in our retail
stores, 212 Broadway, corner of Fulton
Street; 1914 Fifth Avenue, under the
Fifth Avenue Hotel; $40 Fulton Street,
Brooklyn, and 191 and 1913 State Street,
Chicago.
During the year just passed l erected
extensive buildings Grand and st.
Marks Avenues, Brooklyn,) designed
especially for the manufacturing OF
these high-class Hats, equipped them
with n full line of new and special ma
chinery. and can justly claim to nave
the most complete plant of the kind III
the world. Combining experience,
ample facilities for manufacturing,
skilled and practical worllmen in every
department, care in the selection OF
the material, and thorough system and
inspection of the work in all its stages,
| am confident that | can continue TO
turn out Hats that will suit my pa
irons in every particular-Hats that
cannot be cXcelled.
Faithfully,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03
SPECIAL MENTION

Advertisement ndmi;tei int, th-sr column
are rec n led to the readers Of TlE TRIR.
UNE n. thoroughly reliable. an 1 bushes. can b,
done By mail with the advertisers vita perfect
safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03

Browns Camphora;cd Saponaceous Dentifrice
g.. -. top,h i,udrr IN the world for preserving the
,.,sh "KcilcsAins and delicious" - cents a bottle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-14

Rev. d. T. Richards WAS elected secretary.
Speeches were made by Revs. Burchett,
Baldwin and others, relating to the
progress of the project. A statement OF the
condition and prospects of the institution
was furnished by the Rev. J. Sunderland,
financial secretary. A deep interest was
manifested in the movement. A total OF
$500 was pledged at the meet
ing by the following gentlemen respec-
lively: w. r. Pettibone. 5000; William
Bixby, $500; Alonzo Hull, $500; James
Weed, $500; II. H. Ames, $500; L. ]. Hoi-
gate, $500. This increases the available
assets to $1,000. Such a showing is en-
couraging as the canvass thus far has
only been made among a few special
friends of the movement. Contributions
will be secured until the sum of $4,000 Is
secured for the buildings.
The grounds for the university cover an
area of about 153 acres on good elevation
on the east side of Lake Washington, In
section 49, The site is now being graded,
and those having the matter in hand hope
that work will soon begin ON the college
buildings.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-14
THE BLoTTEE.
SUPERIOR couRr-LrcHrESBrR. i.


The Risdon Calm Company VS.. C. A. Kelly ct
aL-Order for arrest of c. A. Kelly and Charles
Kelly: warrant TO issue after plaintiffs filing
bond for 800; defendants admitted TO bail in
the sum OF s275 case set for May l5
PACIFIC Printing Publishing Company VS..
Semitic Printing & Stationary Company-order
confirming sale and diseharging receiver.
Day Brothers VS.. Durham q Collins ct al
Order OF default of Ii. L. Yesler aud J. D. Low
man,
sullivan Bros va. E. Brown ct al-Order al
lowing Yesler Wood & Coal Company aud Burns
d Livingston to intervene.
Assignment of Reed Bozorth Mantel Il Tile
CompeDy--0rder OF sale; fled
a. T. Murphy VS.. George De Graff-Default
and Judgment; filed.
Morgan J. carkcek VS. Puget Sound Improve
meut Company-Mechanics lien; trial; pend
Ing.
PROBATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Estate of Lewis NJ. starr-Notice OF death of
Addison NJ. starr, one of trustees under Will OF
deceased; filed; order fled for future proceed
ings TO be had In name of Eliza NJ. Starr sole
trustee; accounting OF w. III. Humphrey, execu-
tor; fled; order approving account.
Estate of r. 8. scott-Petition OF James Keefcr,
administrator, for order TO give written release
70 New England Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of all claims against company for policy;
order Tor administrator to execute release
SUPERIOR coURT-HUMEs, J.
shoudy Bros Il Co vs. j. " Taylor-Judgment
by default for plaintiff entered
calendar.
Inc Hail q Paulson Furniture company VS..
Shoudy, Perkins d Co-Judgment for plaintiff
by stipulation.
Charles r. Frasch vs.. Matt Mattson--Consoli-
dated with other case; non-suit entered.
Addison Smith ct al. va. Emily knight ct al
Jury trial; verdict for plaintiff for sl5o.5l.
State OF Washington vs.. Ed Tonkin-Motion
for bill OF particulars; filed
State of Washington VS.. Joseph o. Hooper
Selling poison without registering name of pur-
chaser; continued until May IA
SUPERIOR coURT-osBoRN, J.
w. A. Swinerton VS.. d. b. Ward-Transferred
to Judge Humes' department..
Charles +. Frasch vs. Matt Mattson--Trans-
ferred to Judge Humes' department.
N. III. Brasen VS.. Seattle, Lake Shore * Eastern
Railway Compsny-Damages; jury trial; pend
ing.
All Wing vs.. C. acknowledgment ON verdict
for 500; filed.
W. H. Colcord VS.. W. H. Leddy ct al-Judg-
ment for plaintiff; filed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-14
THE CITY SCHOOLS.
Plans Prepared for the Twelve
Additional Rooms.
THEY WILL BE BUILT AT ONCE.
Report Of Superintendent Barnard-The
New Bonds-Manus1 Training-Uni-
versity Commencement.

Most of the time at the meeting of the
board of education last evening was occu-
pied in the consideration of plans for the
additions to be made 10 the Denny, Mercer
and Rainier schoolhouses. The plans and
specifications, which will be adopted, are
those of j. Parkinson. and provide for two
additions to the Denny building and one
each to the Mercer and Rainier buildings.
Each addition will be two stories high, and
will contain four rooms, which will be
thirty feet square and fourteen feet in
height. The cost of the Mercer and
Rainier additions is estimated at $1,000
each, and the Improvements on the Denny
building, which will include q large
amount of plumbing, steam and gas-fit-
ting and other interior work, at s27 600.
Sealed bids for material will be advertised
for, which are to be opened at meeting
on the evening of Wednesday, June B..
Work on the buildings is to commence as
soon as possible.
Following is the report presented by the
city superintendent, giving a summary of
attendance for the current year from the
first day of the first month September 8,
$780, to the last day of the eighth month
(April 80, 1871: