The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-19
BRESfTTES.

Toney Elgis, who IL charged with asssuiting
Thomas II. Mcdowell with q stick 81 Boulevard
few days ago. was granted hearing before
Justice Won Tobel yesterday. The plaintiff
asked that the defendant be required TO give
bonds 70 keep the peace. He was placed under
500 peace bonds, which extend over period of
thirty days The bonds were put up and the
defendant was not locked up
Charles Jackson, q laborsr, was sent TO jail for
thirty days and was fined $50 by Justice Won
Tobsl yesterday, upon q charge of stealing .
chest OF carpenters tools from an unfinished
building on Second street The tools in the
chest were worth about SIS, and Jackson sold
them to q second hand man for 81
Miss Jennie Miller was on trial before Justice
Won Tobel yesterday charged with stealing q
purse containing SIC in silver, which belonged
20 Jennie Bremond. who keeps q lodging house
on King, near the corner of Seventh street. The
prosecution failed TO prove the charges and the
defendant was dismissed.
Licenses 70 wed were issued yesterday for
Frank Wooding. of Ballard, and Anna Mitchell,
of Port Madison Charles E. Waste and Ella NJ
Stout, OF Renton: Christian Hoffmeister and
Anna Alexander Peterson. of Seattle; z. Erick-
son and Emma johnson, of Seattle
Mr. Butler, of Edgewafer, met with painful.
but, - il fortunately proved, not serious acct
dsnt Friday forenoon by being struck By the
limb OF q falling tree. He received quite a cut
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at last accounts.
George Thompson and Henry Herman were
arrested last evening by Officers George Cave
ami Harding suspicion OF having robbed
Nels Anderson of $50 watch Anderson was
in q Jackson street saloon when his pocket w&s
picked.
Very slightly lots, 5axl2O feet, on Beacon Hill
electric line nesr reservoir. one mile from bust
ness center, ct $500 70 81 100, terms easy, viii
ARuhl Call m II A
owners, seuire-L&tirnsr block, 2s6 Commercial
street
Superintendent Snow has removed alarm box
No. II from seventh and Cherry streets 10 Third
and Washington streets. This covers Q point
before unprotected and considered OF much
Importance by Chief kellogg.
Those who prefer 70 do so may take the Com
mercial street motor cars 10 the race-track this
afternoon. They are run in connection with
buses, the round trip fare being only 50 cents.
Professor Parker will, by special request.
repeat his daring balloon ascension and
paraehuts jump ut Leschs psrk at so'elock
this afternoon Take the Yesier avenue cars
Sheriff wooiery sent six Winchester rifles yes
teraay TO Deputy Sheriff Mcdonald at Newces-
tie. The arms are Tor distribution among the
deputies stationed ~ that place
The exhibition of pictures at the Chamber of
Commerce Ia one of the rarest treats ever
afforded the people of Sesttle4 Admission free,
from 10 a M to p. m daily.
James Pnrdy. Allie Brunswick, Annie Wilson,
Mile Diaz and Emma yers were arrested last
evening, charged with selling liquor without
license.
At Providence hospital yesterday three pa
tienrs were received and one discharged A;
Grace hospital three were added to the list
Christian Hofmeister and Anna Alexander
Peterson. OF Seattle, were married by Justice
Ven Tobel last evening.
Ballard football team leave this morning
for Port Blakeley to play match game with the
club at that place.
Two cash entries and one final homestead
were hled in the United States land Office yes
terday.
Dr. York speaks ct Cordrsy's tonight on "Cosi
O Mental Freedom"