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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19

L'oR SALE-20 ACRES OF GARDEN Isr
Il across the Sound: must be sold: finest -.
within sight Of Seattle: a 81 800 house ana : -
tage. both furnished, barns, outbgildingz Ana No.
smith shop. cattle and poultry; the lana 4 ~
and half cleared and IN high state Of cuisvar5as.
cOpiou spring Of pure water on the p:sre. -;
water front and new steamboat wharf q ~ q.
the whole. bargain at a sacrifice, In@sre IL
Front street.
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LNOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, ONE op ~
IL best homes in kltsap county II r,1ss ~
Seattle. consisting OF 50 acres best sar5rnts-<s
land. about 3 acres Of which improved 49,
orchard. good large dwelling mouse tua -
cnicken-hOnses, large barn. cellar rgsninr ~.
on place. etc For further infornation 60
Piper's gun store, sI2 Second street, betxees n.
ison and Marion.
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A ]. MCINTOSH. VETERINARY SURGEON,
~. graduate of Toronto Veterinary College. Of
flee at Montana stables, Fifth and Washington
streets; telephone, 200; residence telephone, 36T
GREEN & NUGENT. VETERINARY PHYSI-
VI clans and surgeons; honorary graduates On
tario Veterinary College. Once and infirnaTy at
Quincy Cab stables, corner West and University
streets: telephone. 432.
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FOE EXCHANGE.

FOX FL
IoR ExcHANGE-GooD FARM LAND IN
Cmatslia county, Or: also good driving horse
and buggy. Box S73
IF VOC HAVE GOOD HOUSE AND LOT
L yon want 10 exchange for something good call
on US Harrison & Tr eat 703 Second street room
10.
ENOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACREAGE
IL for house and lot in CITY j. B.. Poss-lnteif-
gencer
Tor EXCHANGE-IMPROVED PROPERTY
Il for lots close in or good farm land d. ). Tur
ner, 22l Butler block
E,OR EXCHANGE-HAyE YOU A HOUSE
Il ana 20 trade for nice property IN ogden.
Utahs VIII pay cash: come and see me-
Room HtnckIey block. J. H. Meinnardt
TOR EXCHANGE-Two LOTS FOR FURNI-
ture. Address W. " Y Posi-inteiligencer
TOR EXCHANGE-HOUSE AND LOT IN
IL Minneapolis Mimi; also seven lots In 81 Paul,
Mimi, for Seattle property; give gooo used
Union block, room Il.
Tor EXCHANGE-wHo HAS SOME Sc
attic property farm lands 70 exchange for
city business property at New w natcon. wash:
Investigate this James E Porter, Il Iottstein
building.
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PERSONAL.
nCCULT ASTROSOMY-IF fOC WANT
" your horoscope correctly drawn SEND stamped
and selfaddressed envelope for circular, giving
particulars. 20 Astrologer, postofnce oox oo2, Sc
attic.
nR. LAMOREUX. OF NEW YORK, CHTRO-
IL pofist: painless treatment; corns. ounions,
etc: patrons visited at residences; open Sundays
Scheusrman block. Front and Cherry streets.
WILL TAKE BOARD FOR RENT OF FIVE
w good rooms 427 Pearl street. near cable.
An HONORABLE MARRIAGE BUREAU
n reliable and confidential send 10 cents for
details Address Mrs Hertz S23 Taylor street,
San Francisco, Cal.
ECONOMICAL MES-SAVE 30 ON YOUR
Il next suit by sending for II cloth samples
fashion plate and measurements blank free post
age cents. Ed l. Huutiey & Co.. wholesale gem
teel taiiors. 1S4 Madison street. Chicago When
ordering samples please mention Post-Inteiii-
eeneer
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TOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST Rrr
IT dences on Queen Anne hill: corner of Tssn.--
ance and Bradley streets: cable passing tie ~.
cheap and easy terms Rees 2. Daniels. rponi13
Butter block.
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEo Us.

FOR SALE-MISCELL4NE US.
L house; good: low rent; mus. sell 1904 Front.
at Of Corner Mss5
and Grant streets; on electric line
L,oR sALE-FINE DELIVERY WAGON
L with top Enquire 2.224 Front street. in Bertin's
dyestore.
I,oR SALE REIMBURSEMENT To $50
acres; IA miles out on wagon road: 80 or 40
acres bottom: one cleared, with improve
ments; price, 800. Address R. Wenat Olympia,
Wash.
U,oR sALE-FINE YOUNG HORSE, Or WILL
Il trade for acreage or city property. Gardner
Stratton, 500 Second street.
E'oR sALE-oR EXCHANGE; A LIVERY
Il stable in Seattle doing good paying business;
also stable of ten rigs and doing good grain and
livery business Address Business, care Post-In
telligencer.
FOR sALE-wATERMELoNs A CAR LOAD
Il Yakimas II. r.. Hammond Co
L cash. Address 5. W. Myers, Ill Marion street
FOR SALE OR TRADE-FIvE MICH cows
Il two working steers, wagon: good chance for
man clearing home. Inquire Of Mr.. NcNat, South
Park
TOR sALE-PLUMs AND PLUMs: now is
Il your time TO can and preserve. II. R. Ham,
mond Co.
TOR sALE-sEvERAL VERY FINE Pr
Il amos, standard makes partly paid for by unfor-
tunate purchasers, will be sold at special bargains
by +. Christaner. Sll Third.
Tor sALE-PEACHEs AND PLUMs; A CAR
Il load Just in from Walla Walla H. r. Ham
mOnd Co.
EoR sALE-PEARs AND PLUMs; An
Il other car load e. r. Hammond Co.
FOR sALE-PIASo AT BARGAIN; ONE
secondhand upright Gabler piano. good as
new. Albert Hansen 706 Front street
EoR sALE-CANTALoUPEs; FINE H R.
Il Hammond & Co.
EoR sALE-FURNITURE OF EIGHT-RooM
Il private residence; ELEGANT and complete in
every detail; all In good order and only used Tor
as it stands; The house for rent: location and
neighborhood one of the best in the city. Intend
ing purchaser address p. o. Box SCI, city.
EoR sALE-NEw EMERSON PIANO FOR
l. 1900. 30I Alton street. city.
EoR sAIE-FURNITURE. NINE ROOMS
E'oR sALE-A GOOD PILE DRIVER: CHEAP
Il Address John l. James. Ballard.
ToR sAJE-swEET POTATOES, IONA
toes, egg plant, ounces, crab apples; a car load
II. r. Hammond & Co.
IoR sALE-NEw PIANO ATA sACRIEIcE
Il $40 Second street
JHoR sALE-sECoND-HAND FURNITURE
ware. Frederick & Nelson, 1.213 Second
L,oR sALE-A NO. l NEW Sow: Will.
Il carry 10000 feet of lumber For further
particulars address Port Discovery Mil Company
L'UR SALE-NEW AND SkCON I-fIANp
engines boilers and machinery Moran Bros
d Co, Seattle
L'OR SALE-CHEAP: 10 OXEN WELL
Il broken with Jokes and logging outfit Apply
D. X. Bakers STOCK yards corner south Fourth
ana Ieser avenue.
NIANTED-A BUYER FOR SOME SEATTLE
w Transfer Com pany stock: viii sell down Adj
dress HORSE and Rider. Posi-Inteusenccr
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BOOK BINDER Il.

U ANTHONY's BISDERY. BLANK BooA
H. manufacturers. Washington street, corner
Commercial, rooms ! and Ferry block, Seai'le'
Wash.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
CEATTIE LODGE. no 2. L o. o. r.. MEETS
- every Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows hail.
North Seattle az 7:30 O'Clock: members Of sister
lodges and solcurning brothers in good standing
cordially invited &c attend.
c. E ROLAND. n. q.
HARRY GIBB, Secretary.
Posfoffice box 3i9
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L'oR SALE-WE HAVE VERY rrNr =
Il Of bottom land IN the finest valley IN ~ -
only one-half mile from the dspot in a 49, -
town; this land is al alder bottoon ara - ~
cleared very easily; terms viii be made m ~ ~
purchaser. Harrison & Treat. 703 second -
room is.
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TAILORTNG.

HAVE YOUR TROUSE r. MADE BY CO0s.
IL grouse-s maker. We make nothing else. Ins
GOttstein building corner From, an Columbia
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PHYSICIANS AVID SURGEONS.

DovA e. Alexander. NJ D.-2.s23 JACK.
IL son street; telephone 474; ONCE hours 70 ~
I. m I 10 3 u. m.
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L'OR SALE-I MUST HAVE wa.-->-~~
Il viii sell 10 or 20 acres bottom ara ~ : And
at your own price; see Land and Inaks asAt kess
h. g., Post-Intelligencer 'ne - odzx
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E'OR SALE--4O ACRES OF COON ), So
Il land near Kent: about acres csesrss nAiS9
acres more very easily Cleared cabin Wen = -
water and small barn on the Dlacs. Ne Pm
road from Oriila through the land; viii - ces39
e.. 500: worth $4,000. Rees p Danieis 10 ra e =
Ter block -A3 ~
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ITO LoAN-FROM s7O0 TO 400 AT ~ ff. -
l. cent on good real estate security. nom Two ~
three years Robert Johnson, Yakima street, near
Jackson.
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TT l. REYNOLDS. MECHANICAL FNGT-
Il. neer and patent solicitor: late examiner C.
; patent Office applications FOR patents prepared
and prosecuted; incomplete inventions perfected
Room 81 sullivan block; P. o. Box ses. seattle,
Wash.
DATENTS-CAVEATs: WRITE FOR @AD
L vice TO Inventors" G. h. King, Attorney, 7
Epler block.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE-RESTATRANT. CIGAR STAND
IL and 10 room Iodginz-house in fine lucation:
coed reason for selling. price very cheap. LAS
Front street
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MARRIED..

Or win build house-not . "shack"-to suit You,
and Won can pay it out In MONTHLY PAY
MENTS This Is cream property, and many at
tYactive homes are being erected In the vicinity.
CARRAHER & MEACHAM,
Ground Floor IA Cherry Street
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L,oR ExCHANGE-eoo D FARM LAND IN
CmatIIia county, Or: also good driving horse
and buggy Box S73
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L,oR sALE-BY OWNER 200 ACRES a
Il good land near navy yard. s25 PER acfe: 4.
one block containing IL lots. ali graded In Cr1U
addition, $500. Address N A., PosrInSH
CenCar
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ICE CREAM CoNFF1-rT1,~co -
= henrys ice cream, all favors alwav. on he-d
nessrea promptly 10 ali parts OF the city: Metro
pints 50 cents two quarts 81 ar a. rsr s.In
aa mare candies made flesh daily; largest ss-
sor-.nent 70 the city at Henry's. : Third street
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LHOR Saloon INSTALLMENT pr.av-
IL room cottage on cable line. William \. IL
room 2l2 Butler block
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T,OR SALE-SEvENTY ACRES CHn1rR
II bottom land: near railroad station: verv g.
Gardner q Stratton 500 second street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
AIMED AT M'GLYNN's FRIENDS.
Archbishop Corrigan's Circular to the
Priests in His Diocese.

New York, February 7.-ArchbishOp
Corrigan has issued private circular TO
every priest in the Diocese Of New York
with the object of placing them on record
rs to their opinions on the Anti-Poverty
Society's teachings
The circular contains certain questions
which are TO be answered in writing by
each priest, so that there can be no mis-
take as to the ground upon which he
stands. Hitherto answers have been made
verbally, and priests have from time TO
time claimed that they were misunder-
stood. No such complaint is now open to
them.
II is well known that there are several
priests in this and neighboring dioceses
who sympathize privately with DR.. No
Glynn and his land doctrines. II is TO reach
these that the circular has evidently been
issued, and it leaves no course open but a
direct expression Of opinion. The circular
directs that conference of the clergy OF
the diocese is 10 be held in in the Cathe-
dral, on Fifth avenue, on February ~. and
II is expected that 200 priests will be pres
ent. Three questions will be discussed IN
the conference, and every priest will be re-
quired 10 submit paper containing his
views on each of them.
In reference 10 the land doctrines the
Archbishop lays down these two PROPOSE
tons: "Albertus, man imbued with the
principles of the moderate Socialist. be-
lieves that he has right TO attend those
meetings at which the property of individ-
uals in land is attacked. He is advised by
a friend. an excellent Catholic, that he is
in serious danger He answers that ne Is
doing no wrong, since the matter is merely
political and beyond the province of eccles-
iastical authority However, 10 please his
friend. he poessto confessions. The first OF
the confessOrs utterly condemns him, both
because Of the dOctriues which he main
tains. and also because OF the re-
served case which is incurred
by those who attend the above
mentioned meetings He (Albertus) is re-
ceived.more mildly by the second coufessor.
The latter tries u persuade Albertus thtt
he should not make himself conspicuous in
the defense Of the doctrine which certain
people cavi at, because they do not under
stand IL: and. also, he should avoid those
meetings, not that he has not the right 10
attend them, but for the sake Of peace and
to avoid spiritual Oifense 20 weaker bretn-
rem.
"Xow the question is: First-What
opinion must we hold concerning the con-
duct of Albertus aud the reasons alleged
by him. Second-What judgment must
we pass upon the answers Of the two con
fessors."
The circular which is printed in Latin,
was shown to DR.. McGlynn last night
The Doctor expressed his entire belief
that il was aimed directly at him and his
adherents He die not desire to say much
about the matter AZ present, but said that
he would give il flll consideration on Sun
day night in the Cooper Union, where he
will take for the subject of his lecture,
"The Confessional and the anti-Poverty
Society," by that means, said the
Doctor, ''we will be enabled to discuss ii
i'm advance Of the conference
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LOOK OUT FOR STORMS!
\ Period of Great Tornadoes, Billiards
and Cold Waves Coming.

ST JosEPU. Mo. February PROF w.
r Foster foretells the weather as follows:
We are nearing the most destructive storm
neriod of recent years, period that has
NOT been e0ualed for atmospheric ana earth
disturbances within the memory OF any
person now living, and | would advise all
10 prepare for it. There Will be more OF
and the most destructive tornadoes, the
most severe billiards and cold waves, the
deepest SHOWS, the greatest rainialls ana
other extremes of the weather from the lst
of Nav This wear to the lst of May, 1892,
that has ever been witnessed by the people
now living AS my readers well know,
am not given TO sensational predictions,
and | will probably be censured Tor these
forecasts but the occasion demands all that
I say about it. and time will Vindicate my
action in the matter.
This period of great disturbances will
begin during the first part of May, while
Mars will be passing its eqmnoctlal, Mer-
cury passing the suns equator ana lhe
moon passing the earth's equator out
while these storms will be very severe,
they will not compare with those tnat VIII
occur later in the year and during the nrst
mart of 1892. This will also be period ot
Great earthouakes in countries where they
are common. and volcanoes will become
more common and increase In activity.
The principal causes of these disturb,
ances will be the equinoXes Of Saturn ana
.Tupiter. These great planets throw an
electric influence into space over tnelr
eouators. and this electric influence OF Sat
urn will strike Mars in May, while II IS
nassing its eauinOctial, thereby extending
It's electric influence to the sun. The cleo
tric equator of Saturn will affect Venus,
the earth and Mercury in succession ana
viii directly affect the sun in October,
while on the opposite side of the sun the
erreat nlanet Jupiter will be approaching its
eouinoctial in similar manner, reaching
that point early in January.
The next storm wave will be due 10 leave
the Pacific coast about the llth, then pass
rhe Rocky Allegheny valley from l2th TO
i4th and reach the Allegheny range about
the 18th 1t will be of very considerable
force in the West, with warm, damp
weather preceding it and not very cola
wave following it. a large amount OF snow
and rain will fall during its passage across
the continent. mostly rain in the Southern
States The low barometer will pass
throngh the Northern States, and the ram
vili fall soath of the centre ofits pain ano
snow north of il. The cold wave follow
inc will not be severe in the Southern
States The winter weather will be less
severe in the Eastern States and colder IN
the Mississippi Valley thani has been the
average thus far.
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PARKERSBURG
United states Court AfIairs-The COnvic-
tions Made.

ttOnS Mdue.
Special TELEGRAM TO the Sunday Register
PARKERsBuRG, w. VA, February =
DR.. l.. L. Baxter, a physician of Harrison
county. who was arrested yesterday by
Deputy L. 5. Marshal Poe, plead not
guilty this morning in the United States
Court To the charge of sending obscene ut
erature through the mails. He Will be
tried at an early day next week. Baxter
is charged with mailing circular letters TO
young married women all over the coun-
try. advertising preventive of maternity
Lorenzo d. Bright, who was arrested at
Wheeling by L. 5. Deputy Marshal ROBIN
son. for sending obscene matter through
the mails. confessed in open court to-day.
Judge Jackson gave him the most scath'ng
lecture ever given prisoner, and gave hlm
two years on the only letter seen by him
(the Judge). Had he seen letters written
bv the human Satyr, and known his his
tory. $50 far as is known, he doubtless
would have given him the full extent OF
the law. The REGISTER is doubtless posted
on Bright's history TO some extent, Ouu lus
readers NAV not know that this tiend has
record, or diary as he cal IS 1t, in which ne
has over 100 names Of married women
and Young girls in Iowa, Indiana and Ohio,
whom he had seduced or ruined Such is
the case. however true 1t may be IN
regard TO the names, locations and dates,
and. whenever. while reading, the hend
came across the name of one more noted
for beauty or social position, he would
laugh or grin with flemish glee depicted
in but one publication eXtant, that OF
Dantes' Inferno. The letters which
Bright wrote TO Il woman in
Goshen. Indiana, for years were so in
conceivally filthy that TO even breathe
them would fill the atmosphere with. Il
vapor. poisonous and deadly IN It's
immortality. When Bright's sentence IS
concluded in West Virginia he will be
taken to Columbus, Ohio, for trial on
charges of a similar character.
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M0LLIE MAGUIRES.
An ORGANIZATION SPRINGS UP thai IS
EQUAL TO 1T.
The Skull and Gross Bones Are Pictured, a-t the
Tree Where the Han IS to Hang IS A.so
Sci Forth in a Notice-A Very Circum-
stantia Case in Point.

RAVEN RUN. PA, February All
doubts as TO the existence of a secret or
ganization similar TO the Molly MaguireS
has been set aside by an occurrence which
took place near here Wednesday evening.
j. S. Williams, a tea agent, VINO had been
trading with business men in this city for
two years and more, received a notice
through the mail week ago, which was
similar 10 those received by mine foremen
Evans and other Girardville citizens. but
besides having the cross bones and skulls
it was adorned with a tree drawn on The
upper left hand corner of the sheet and
rope with "A moose at the end thrown over
one of the branches
He was accused of having said that the
Ancient OrdeT>Of Hibernians was composed
of villianous set of men ike
the "Moliesn would stoop TO any crime.
Mr.. Williams thought It a Joke Afrer
showing II to some friends he placed 10 in
his pocket and thought no more about 10
until last night. when he had good reason
TO believe that il was no hoax. While
driving down the main road between here
and Lost Creek, man wearing mask
Jumped out from the side of the road and
grabbing the bride told him 10 alight. The
horse pranced about, and AT the same time
TWO other masked men came from behind Il
clumD of bushes and approached the car
riage One of them carried stout rope
while the other held a revolver Williams
seized the whip and struck the horse. As
he dashed up the road his ASSISTANTS sent
a shower of bullets after him, but owing 20
the darkness and bend in the road they did
no harm
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suggestion which gives a humorous turn
10 affairs for while Again the ancient
Pennsylvania gentlemen will get angry
in his peculiar gentlemanly way. and
that seems still more TO amuse the audi
ence.
The thing that makes Mr.. Bland mad
quicker than anything else is for Mr..
Walker to announce with angry earnest
ness that he is not trying TO delay this mat
ter, but that he is going to understand the
question before report is made II the
hearings have TO be kept up until July. 1t
is difficult for the Missourian TO be parlia-
mentary in his language when he retorts
with the reminder that this Congress ends
in March. His annoyance has no bounds
when the committee, by the vote of sub
stantial majority, expresses its confidence
in the sincerity Of Mr. Walker. Williams,
Bartine and Carter, the other free-coinage
members of the committee, get almost
speechless with Indignation at such times.
The secession of Mr.. Bland and Mr.. Bar
tine from the committee on Friday was
tragic scene which had been expected for
some time.
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a BIG DEFY.
Bob Fitzsimmons is Given Two Weeks To
show His Hand.

CHICAGO, February l. The Australian
book makers, Barney Allen and Joe Harris,
now in Chicago, have issued the following
challenge, supported by deposit of 81 900:
CHICAGO, LIS, February :, 1891.
1--WE. the undersigned in behalf Of jim
Hall. who defeated Bob Fitzsimmons in
three and a-half rounds for the
middleweight championship of Aus
tralia. hereby challenge Fitzsimmons
to fight 10 a finish before any
recognized Athletic Club that may
be mutually agreed upon, for purse and a
side bet Of $4,000, under Marquis OF
Oueensberry rules. In support OF this
challenge, we have deposited with chi
cago daily paper, as a fol felt. one thousand
dollars q .OOO) As the challenge Is issued
in good faith we trust Mr. Fiusimmons or
his manager will give il immediate atten-
ton We have cabled 70 Australia for Mr.
Hall. who is on his way. Our offer Will
hold good for two weeks, which we consid-
er ample time to give F'itLsimmons in which
to make up his mind. All arrangements
can be made with ParsOn Davies, who is
our authorized agent in the matter.
BARNEY ALLEN.
JOE III HARRls.
Hall. the new Australian aspirant Tor
pugilistic honOrs in America, is SIX feet
one inch in height. His fighting weight IS
l52 pounds He is twenty-fOur years oi
age. II is said he has a longer reach than
Fitzsimmons, and that he thinks 1t an easy
lob TO defeat the man who so lately wor
such a remarkable victory at New Orleans