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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20
2aggott building, or corner Third and

Daggett building, or corner Third and
Houston street.
Those bedroom and parlor suits are
world beaters In finish and design AT
Fakes Il Cos. Sold on installments.
Mr., N, A. Cunningham, formerly
manager Of w. II, Taylor's shoe de-
partmont, has severed his connection
with that firm and is now at Crowley &
Simms, where he viii be pleased to
see his old friends,
Judge N. a. oStcadman will address
the mems meeting at the Y. NJ. @. A.
to-day at 4 p. m. All men are invited.
A special Invitation Ia extended mem
bers Of the Fort Worth bar.
Onlcer Towncs arrested George Gil
bert, a negro who is wanted In Dallas
for some ofense not stated in the ro-
quest for his arrest. He was Jailed,
awaiting the action Of the Dallas
authorities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

\, Hh5iisboro-Miss Nora Rodgers and
ar, I; w Baird. November %.
~ Desals99n-Mr. Roy Case and Miss Ma
me Cook. November l6.
Ny WIN, Us, Point-Mr. A. NJ. Perry and
'i ~ Ellen Douglass. November 20,
=, sSookkville-Alr. WIN Lolrey and Miss
h4 y, suggs, November 10
Ma eIfietts- Mr.. Cyrus Coleman and
-alss Lizzie Monroe, November II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

Chnee orten ado and Fringe both top and bottom for $500 per pair
A
all the latest and newest novelties
Point Snowflake Nottingham
all that examined TO ahead of
anything Southwest 1t with all grades
Bisells God Sweepers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

READ OUR WANT COLUMNS TO
DAf you Will FIND SOMETHING
10 INTEREST YOU
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

Bookkeeping, arithmetic and pen.
mauship, both day and night at the
Fort Worth Business college the larg-
est and most successful business school
In Texas. Main street, corner Fourth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

Mckinney -' s.' y
Miss Ella ! \. ~ S,a'sr y Z
Cisco ~. NJ Sli
Relia NJ. Bis ~
Decatur ,..'.,r,lsfl
fda Hart Ne Moves NJ
Waxaha.enills: No.
and Miss Ma''o isi
Paris Nr Ss.g
Bale sanders
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

a curious and yet profitable business
IN the expectation and roimportation OF
quicksilver has sprung up in California.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

Sreeoe, that occupies 80 large space
N history, is quite small IN area. Il is
enoal Is large " the state OF Vermont,
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
FIGURES OF TRADE

SKs YozK. sept 2s-Moasg closed az per
eent The rslsng rates were 5 70 81 the closing
rafes -
Exeh4EKs closed sJs4ayi posted rates. sso5s
70 49, actual rates 80 - e1;s Tor siAts
DAYS A1a - 20 ~. for 4emA4d-
ftoser4Melts stsSdff currency. "a ~
oid 40 eu4s9a ils58 pa. extended = regis
t~Ted le Did. Pacific rAli~ay o9nds closed
Lsisn hrst >, ho5s oidi slakia. iaAds. i0zs2i
(slfrais. 4ez bid
Stacks we're very deiI thls m0raiag only
- 3 slaEas 1aFi1g beea sid up % aooH- "
SIS small aEu0aaI thr CRATER part = a. a-411
ua IA transactions IA Missouri recines hese
M. Ace kasl2nd a1d snisAg trust A the
otraln- 2na dsFiag The nIst hsl houf prices
we're %sak al1 declined - q =. oul tton.
Lac 4nrii a5oa values steadily hardear1 and
tiss decline N&s recovered "a most Gases laS
market s4s little mole active dlfing th's
al erg0oH. u1t the ihe. ease IA Lf4diAs -
FeEy sight Prices acre Seak aAd irfs - Ar
aad most - the ilst el0ssd . Per ernt
loser heading seak aad pressed iof
saie ca u1faEJ4atIe reports concerning the
iortAeofalus monthly stateneAt. tekethrf
Min men4cos 0f forthcoming llkAti4n IA
NeS 9rS a4d Iliia0is- II H-s Also stt1 tdat
there Wss disputs aIaonx insiders as u
NnstneF tas price 01 coal should 20 stssnerd
t0ni8rr0N OF not Missouri Paclne Sas ham
nirFcd - Ilo room trades AUD buriinzLon saii
sol1 - a considerable extent On the ground
taag lLs net ezFuilxs t9r August were smaller
than expected Tue Norfolk aad " esfern al
fecf0rs today declared q script diVilend u
per ccat preferred for tho 3uFFeBt SIX m0aGns.
The sales Il st0eks for The day amounted 10
lS,.e& saafeA.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
Building Material

Wire nails 500 rates; steel cut. sl.O rate
glass. 75c. Building paper. sl.0oe5.O0 per roll
waterproof. sl0o per roll.
Lumber-retail piece stuff-No. 1 hemlock
up 10 and including 10 feet lengths. ell; add
81 per l.0o0 feet for every additional two feet
No. hemiock. up 10 and Including 10 feet, 81;
every additional feet. 81; No. / pine. Sli
per 1000 feet; add 81 for every addiriona Y
ieet over 10 feet; No. | flooring. white
pine so; No. flooring. white pine. sl6:
maple. s15; No. ceuing. X. SO; No. . ceiling.
=. SIS; No. ceiling. -. teO; No. ceiling. u.
slo, No. / siding. 4. sl6; No. siding. 4. sll
No, / q siding. SO; No. G siding. Sit; No. 3 @
siding. 50. Finishing material-No. com
mon boards. go; No. common boards. slo
No. 3 common boards. ell; Ia finishing. so.
Shingies-Star. l6 inches clear. So per thou
sand; star star. ~ inches clear. s2-75 per
ths usand; MOI 5 inches clear butt. 81. 90 per
thousand sound butt sl.50 per thousand !;
cuIi shingles 81 per thousand. Lath-No |
white pine. $3.50; No. white pine. 81 10; ship
ping culls. Sill miilculls. 81.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

The supply Of grapes yesterday vas very
iafse. There we're abo9t slx tons ca TIE "a Ar
krt- Prices lover.
Eggs are now worth l9c per d0z.
Concord aad WOrdea grapes bring &c per
poahd and Niagara 4c.
Apples are sc per ia lower; they are now
worth about lse per ba-
The RATHER market remains arm shear
inks are cut OF the make.
cDring wheat is colaing IN 20 the market IN
large Quantities.
Eggs. lsc, butter. ls930e; new potatoes
osS9oei beans. haad picked. sLo09l .l5i aoney
l9fs eurlcy lettuce. &c per baskcti new
caeumbers. zSi0 bU, new turnips. 5eet5oe bu
eAbDaxos. t1ee10e doLi green peas. ojtsslc bu (;
bects. SA<@ooc bui WAC beans. 3s&toe Du; new
tomatoes; .s Sesaee eu corn: Isse doz rets %
carrots. ~ 20 5se egg plants. Acgsl doLi pep
pers. Ioe oai red peppers. sl.O bai celery.
lses@se doz; new squash. Zs2c 10; pump
kins. sLU doZ; pgnms. sl--5S3.no bus pears.
slb1--DV bu; peaches. 500 0ui culls from
5oeSsoe pa; musk moloas. T5ct1Sl.00 doz; spin
na.e sOsole bGi picking cueumbers. lie pei
doz punches; mint. zoe doz lunches. Caull
flowers srGzoo per bli quiners. sZi erabap-
pies; 81; Concord aud worden grapes. &c per
ID Naxara.4e.
6rain-Wheat, old aud new oec; corn, 49c !;
oats sac rye. SIC; barley. tL.lO.
Flour and Eeod-Lilv White. $40; patent
80 per cst; buckwneit -four. $50 per cwt
| cornmeal. 81 per ton; feed. s2is per tom
middiings slo per ton; bran, els per ton
ships. SO per ton. screenings. tl5 per ton.
MoOl-W ashed. $50 2Oe unwashed l0eS-Oc.
Hay-About Z5 loads ofhay OF a good quality
was marketed Prices are weak. here IS 4
large supply and fair demand. New clover
500; timothy. sSlO.
Hides anu 1allow-Green. 21z93i1c; steers
over 70 lbs. Sc; cured hiaes. 319S41ae; cal
skins. green, Sc; calf skins. cured. 61sc; tai
low. rOugn. i51c; rendered. sac; pe!ts. I0s75c
shearlings. 1le1 ne
Beet. 4asc; pork. 5lses6l1c; fresh pork loins
lVDue; mutton. 61z9 1ze; spring lamb. Sc
fowls. sSl0c; spring chicken. nGlSc; veal
6Gg7c
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

CaIcAG0. sept. 8.-fhe trading In wheat
Was gnt today. The market opened 81 ong
b4G eascd on 90 some realizing feDOrt Of nrasy
demand. from the board. but heavy sell
INK - brokers VINO we're thought 10 De act ng
for bloom nlied the buyers up ana LETT the
Insfzet ~ Seak condition. which caused .
DfeAk 81 = from the top 1xures Of tho day.
Ihe close sas at the bottom price. corn was
without feature fae weather Is al that
eouid b. desired. snd the nuetuaiious IA clrn
were mostly a apathy with wheat The
sane Is tFae 0f osts Provisions were strOeg.
aeltvr and much hignss. PORK wss especially
in .ood demand AID closed near the TOP ng-
nr-s- RIBS sd lard we're less active. but
prices h- a steady.
gfic AGo sept. H-W heat-SoDtembsr. 73ize.
October. T3asci December Tot4c; May. slatc-
Corn september. eeze; October. t554c;
D-ceaOer. 3tac; MAY. 4s'4c-
Oafs-Septembsr. 5-51e; October. G1sc De-
eem1-T. s-st4 May. Sne-c.
POrk-September. siJ-o; October. sl0.9o; Jan
u4ry. SIS.
Lsrd-5eptsmbsr. E.g711; October. S.s751;
short Rtbs-september. ss.s211: October.
t.s2iai JaanarY. so.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

" Watermslons ~ . quoted at zee and ns~ tomA-
tees 1gi1g from z8c a. 73e. ESss. lie " &c Per
aoxeG. Lsm0as feAAla a. So zoe 80 "a
clover -erd ag ~ %. Sweet POTATOES are pelb :
bF0s e In they are $50 per bbL btseA-
berries aFe ae2riy cur Of the msrSot. Csrreet
quotations follow
New potatoes a. y Per beis eae4mbsrs. ec
per dszs o1ltsT. DsG-1cs ekxs Aoei eao-
ha.es lCcSoDe per dok; rsdlshes. leSl3c
per aoZi ~stermelous. zci oGions. 80 OBJ
leD0as 30 sld -. =. si4So-5os oranges. ea-ov
Gu; peaches. cuzseks. SrasfoFds. SO 20
SO taliforaiz aDfls0Es, Sc Dozen oaasnzs.
sztt . ~ bulens hand picked alstl4nl ee4ns.
50 10 s<-i1 b clover seed medium . 2 :
mammoth. ~ bus timothy SEED, 80 u
locs green corn. h 70 lie sweet potatoes. ~
Lef bbI-
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
oroceres and Provisions.

Ham dropped &c yesterday. Dried beef Is
lie I0Wer.
C0nccs and sugars remain the same. The
market - nrn and demand good
Correct quotations follow:
Sukar-Cur loaf. &c; cubes. 5Ac; powdAred.
H.c granulated. 5.5oc; confectionery A. SAC I:
extra 3. st-s4 per cwt yellow c. s4-S71s&4. .o211;
corn syrup. DC.
Malasses-Low grades l5@es0c; mediym. 20
sc; fancy. 3.sspc.
Package eOfses. 81 80, Java. green. $40
2ictzc. Mocha. green. 1890; Maricatbo $50
Z,c; san los i7S2l13; Rio. isa-O1c.
New Michigan cheese. l031el21ic; rolled
oats. barrels $50 salt. sagi nav. barrels s5c.
Lard-rierce basls-COmpount. ot4c. pure.
Sl1c
MeaI-Hams. II 20 lie: shoulders. s1ze9e;
bacon. 10 20 lie: dried beef ~ TO &c; short
cut pork. sit.l5 bOl; clear back. sl5.S bbi
raAx- al n06LlI..O
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

pkObAIt OkNLk-slate 81 Michigan Gem
y 81 Kent. ss--At 4 session 81 tile Probate
Court Tor said counfsof Kent he'd al the pro-
bate once, Ia the CITY ~ tsrAlsd stApias OF tie
ziJA dhs OF september. In the year 0ne thou
sane eight hundred aud ninety-tn0-
ffesent-tyrQs T. Perkins. Jo4ge of Probate
u the matter OF the kststx 81
ABIGAIL RAMON. decreased.
An tEsgrH meat ~ writing parporl az 20 be
the last VII aad testament 81 sAld deceased
hasing been nied Ia this court Tor probate.
-lt i ord Ted. thai Friday, The elsf das 81
October, ies2. 81 tea o'c.OCk IL the f0renoel
al s@id Probate 0ince. b. Sppointed lor prey
ing said lnsfrlmcnG.
And II Il further ordered. thar q copy Of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
sious 10 said cay % hearing. Ia the Grand
Rapids Herald. a daily Newspaper printed ana
circulating In said couNty of Kent
CYRUS y PfkklNS
"a true copy Judge oi Probate.
ADoifH i. MASON. Register. thu oct Is
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
Chlcazo 1--we Stock.

CHICAGO UNOs 5rock YAkDs. sept o.
Cartie-keceipts. 300, shipments. "A. %. !
common 10 extra steers. s5.5otS.00i bulls. sl.50
60
mixed and medium, s5.251&0Os light. $500
E.5U
shesp-Rsceipts 1900. poor 10 fair. 800
ss5.00s lambs. st5093.75.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
Oil Market.

Water white. i40'. SIC; headlight. 1902. &c
water white. old test. 1902. Sc: EOcene. l60o 10
l1U'. SIC.
DeodoriZed stove gasoline. 7io. 6Gc.
DeodorlZed naptha. 6So. &c.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
DETRO" SEPT. IL. lss,
LANSING NORTHERN RR

GOING To DETROIT
Lv. CD r. 0) am q IS D m 10 . n ell 10 % m
Ar DEF. IL 80 am IS . m 10 IS pm ct o m
RETURNING fkOM DETROIT.
Lv. DEF -. 50 ON q IS m /, pm I'll % o m
Ar. CD X II Is pm IS Is m 10 % pm ~Nam
SAGINAW. ALMA AND ST LOUIs
Lv. RI 80 am rs pm Ar. q X II 81 am 10 20 pm
LorskL VIA LoSsL kHAsrISes Ra.
Lv. Grand Rapids TDAm mbSo m
Ar. irom Lowell IL IS m 3 D N
Parior Cars on ali day trains between Grani
kapids sud Detroit. Wagner Sleepers oa
night trains Parior Car TO saginaw on morn.
ing train.
Every dsy. Other trsin, week DAYS only.
GEO. DEHAFEN. Gen PAssrAzL
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
Deuoit Grain.

Dkraofr. Sept. &.-wheat closed. 10. 2red.
cash. T5e; December. 7sc; May. oSc; No.
white. cash. I111e.
Cora No. cash. ~ &c.
Oats-No. leash 344te.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

Order your pike and pickerel of Det-
tenthaler, III Monroe street. A fine
lot Just received.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

TIM croof millinery event of the
siV VtVut season will be the grand
opening of Corl Knott & Co. Thursday
and Friday, September % and 80.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

About 2.1o bu. OF peaches were marketed
yesterday morning Market nrn. The high
est price now paid IL $50 per Du-
clover seed rose orom s. TO S9.Z3 per bu- yes
tcrtaY.
Lemons dropped 81 yesterday.
Eggs are worth lsS0c.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

A fine lot Of pike and pickerel just
received at Dettenthaler's, III Monroe
street.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
I AKE sHQss : MICHIeAN soUrHsSs

fN ~ Httr..---.--...- fuIsis-.-----. IFil y II y
The LAKE shore ris Ci-vsisad 10 ceaa.-tfa,
vfsn the krie sai p sui L a = Rsf1rrns n |.
qsickest sna mott direct rnnte - pittssurx
A. J. smith, O. I. sP A.. Cisvssad o
c. = Rogers Ctr Psss. Agent
J.s Iampbeli. CITY AT. q Noaresst
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

Arrive from Petoskey 10:J0 pm; from Ira
verse City III 80 am. 10 100 pm.
THROUGH CAk SERVICE.
Wasner Parlor Cars Leave Grand Rapids
.3 pm. leave Chicago 5:25 pm.
Nagner Sleepers-Leave Grand Rapids
lies pm. leave Chicago '1l:l5 pm. leave
Srand Rapids I'll :35 pm. leave Indianapolis
via Big FOGr 90 pm.
zee cusu car 10 Msnistee 5:Spm.
Every day. Except saturday. Other
trans week Gays only
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

SSn PEk FRONT F00T-WEIL RTY
~ these hee1tifgi ~t.i sEsaea. t1ss
tfont tsilesc Avenue ipts isils 3usi south -
t.Ast atS1 street ana opposite Ibe Atrfs
fArk l4Hps sewerage perlc<f. THESE lois -srs
Eeft. II aeeih. sL1 are o-iy D. minutes eAlk
- business ctnt1f. The i,rlce i frsn s. .
- fie1 feoi cheaper than SuS AaJaeoEt Er5r
erts onereo. Lo0k ~ then sna tAeE sc -
Tor terms. We have
fully EoUPFED
NEw AOpKkN HOUSES
N BES1 LtsCATlQNa
and osa name pFicos aad terms - your sxsls-
1AcloA- Try -.
THE HOLDEN REAL ESTATE ExCHANGE
=. 81 ana = Menree-st.- wisclcomb Faax.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
rHkYt.aARIA F.IIs porrE

fDstiy. All others daily except sundav
lsstnf eject sunday. June l., lssl
Sleeping cars on Pacific sni Atlantic Er.
presses 20 aud from Detroit Psrior ears iesvs
Tor Dettoit 80 m. returning leave Detroit
ss AS u. arriving 81 Grsnd Rapids at 100
. n Direct conneetlons made at Detroit with
a. through trsins east
Tickets 90 sale At Union Ticket 0siee. 81
Monroe street. and at Union depot.
Fred ". Briggs. Sen.l Agt.. - Monrosss
Q. ". Russi-s. q. ?. and r. Ast.. Chieaxo.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
TRAIN TIME TABLES.
CHIC Gn SEPT. II. 1891
AND WEST MioHioAN ny.
GOING TO CHICAGO.

GOING TO CHICAGO.
Iv. GRID RAPIDS..s:5O am l:25 pm ell :a5pm
Ar. .CHlCA60......-..-3:3Dp rs pm 6:5 pm T:06am
RETURNING FROM CHICAGO.
Lv. CHICAGO --..-.-..90 90 am SIS pm ell :15pm
Ar bh ID HAPlDS-3:55 pm ~ AS pm s6:l0am
sKSToS HAHBos. 81. JOE AND IHDIAsAPorIs
Lv. q. X ..... SIS am 1,3 pm sll:6 pu
Ar. " r. 's:lo am 3;Spm lc:45 pm
To AND YRo~ HuskKoOy
Lv. q. r. $50 am rs pm 5:35 pm $50 pm
Ar q. X - 10 IS am ..-... S:55 pm $40 pm
rRAvkasE CITY. MANS TIE 4 PrTosxrY
Lv. O. K.-........................ T:30 am 5:35 pm
Ar II. C.---.-..--............. 1885 pm l0:59 pm
Ar IN Ok 233 pm
Ar Pety-.....-.....-.....-... 20 pm ....-......
Ar Malse...---.................. 1870 pm l0:4 pm
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
HERALD DES|RELETS
personal.

MARRIED LADIES sead 10 eeats for In
VI falibls safeguard TO medicine. 40 DE-
e-ptioH.; JUST vi hat yoa want. LADIES' Bazaar;
h kaHsas city. Mo. 20
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

k0NEY to loan on good real estate security
II. J. DEGOLIA.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

EOR RENT-Furnished rooms In she Wine
l. gar block steam heated. gns and bath
rooms No. 10 South Division street l25tf
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29

GOOD BOARD, with or without ROOM
" GOOD ROOMS. with or withou. board.
at llT sheldon street l3i-5mo
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-09-29
HERALD DES|RELETS
REAL EsrArE CITY.

ADyERTIsEMENTS or THREE LINES OK
n mOre uneer tbis h-Ae, cents per line Tor
one iDsrI fioni y eeuts per lie Tor three ~
scTtions VI - ceuts pet llae Ter one Netk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-26
EvITIES.

Grant G. Angle, editor OF the Mason county
Journal, is in the city.
The county auditor yesterday issued a license
to wed for w. &. Cochran and Lena Setter, both
q Fremont. 90, ~, ,u,n. n,v.r
Yesterday for stealing fifteen cents worth of
cakes from bakery wagon.
While the l6-year-old son OF J. NJ. Kelsey was
cleaning a Ss-caliber revolver yesterday, the
weapon was discharged, and the bullet PISSED
through his hand.
Two patieuts were received at Grace hospital
Yesterday and two were discharged. AT Provi-
dcnce hospital three patients were received and
one was discharged.
@. Michel, a wine merchant at AS Washing
10, street. successfully underwent painful
ons-,tion at Providence hospital yesterday. Dr..
r /. Smith removed two large tumors from his
neck.
Tn. hoard OF fire commissioners, including
N.yo, Ronald. visited all the engine houses
Yesterday. Mayor Ronald and other members
of the board expressed themselves ~ Wen
pleased with what they saw.
Owing 10 the. success OF last nights High
school entertainment, it will be repeated this
afternoon at O'Clock, in Ranke's ball. General
admission. IS cents Children under IL and all
public school scholars, % cents.
Isaac Heddsn, q sailor, was nned slS oy Judge
Rivers Yesterday for assarlting JACK "a'is'
Wslly is an old man who sells buttons anu snoe
laces on the streets The SAILOR VINO was
drunk. struck him in the face without cause
The trial of George Armstrong tne ne~sooy
.row,, az mchiesSo." who is charged with steal
Ing a number OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from q
news stand in the Seattle National bank oulid-
inc. was continued by Judge Rivers yes ssrday
until this afternoon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-26
BAD FIRE AT BALLARD.
Msae Market and Opera House Damaged
About $4,000.

About $4,000.
Night Waterman Henry, Of Ballard,
discovered fire In the meat market belong
ing TO F. E. Fauslan, on Tallman avenue,
about 80 yesterday morning. Although
soon after the alarm hose company No. 2,
promptly followed by hose company No.
l. reached the fire, the flames had gained
sucn Roadway before the water was turned
on that 1T wSs thought for time that all
the buildings in the immediate vicinity
would be burned to the ground The
prompt work of the fire department. how
ever, saved the opera-house, belonging to
a ii. Anderson, and Fauslan's dwelling,
thougn great holes were burned in the
'front.' part of the opera-house and the north
sac OF Fauslan's dwelling was badly
scorched. After the department had the
flames under control, the engines for about
three minutes refused to work, and the
names burst out again with great violence,
out were soon finally subdued
The meat market occupied the first floor
OF two-story frame building, between the
opera-house and Fauslan's dwelling. The
second story was unoccupied, Fauslan
having moved about two weeks ago, and
there was no one in the building at the
time of the fire, the cause of which is not
known.
The blackened and charred frame of the
burned building remains standing, and
several large rJasts of pork and beef, we'll
smoked and cooked, were hanging to b looks
after the fire was put out.
Mr.. Fauslan's loss is about 81 500, and he
has insurance as follows: Neat market,
$500; stock, 500; dwelling, $1,000; total,
$1,000. The damage to the opera-house
amounts to about $1,000. The insurance
could not be learned, Mr.. Anderson being
out of town.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-26
AN IDIOTS FORTUNE.
Sister Mary Appointed Guard
: ian Of Abbie Revell.
DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST CITY.
Bursting Of Water Pipes Washes Away
Foundation-The Carver Trial
in United States Court.

Johanna Williams, known as Sister
Mary of the Nativity, was yesterday ap-
pointed by Judge Lichtenberg as guardian
of Abbie Revell. an idiot girl, who is an
inmate of the House of the Good Shep-
herd. Abbie was the daughter of Harry
and Tabitha Revell, who died, leaving an
estate valued at $4,000. Half of this went
to the daughter and half to her brother,
Henry Edward Revell. The girl is not
only weak-minded, but cripple, having
only one leg. She lived on her uncle's
farm at Newcastle, and last January she
had Charles A. Sconnell arrested on a
charge of seduction. He was tried before
Justice Won Tobel, but was discharged.
Abbie has been at the House of the
Good Shepherd for several weeks and will
probably remain there. Sister Mary's
bonds as guardian were fixed at 1924. 600
Daniel t. Cross was appointed as guardian
Of Henry Edward Rcvell, who is a 16-year-
old boy. upon giving bond of $24,O
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-26
BOARD OF PUEBLO WORKS.
Objection Raised to the Temperanc
Street Magaxiue


Street Magazine.
A petition was presented to the board Of
public works yesterday stating that the
building at the corner of Temperance and
Second streets, in Laws second addition,
used for the storage of powder and other
explosives, is menace to the lives and
property of the citizens in that vicinity,
and asking that its use be discontinued.
The board will act favorably upon it as
soon as possible.
A petition for widening of sidewalk on
north side of Yesler avenue, from Second
to jefferson, was laid over for the present.
Superintendent Wald submitted his re-
port of operating expenses for February,
which shows a total of $3,6S9.O5 for ex-
penses; the total receipts were Sill, 142. 40.
Corporation Counsel Donworth ad-
vised the board to write to J. Gardner
Kenyon notifying him that the city holds
him responsible for the damage done to
the sidewalk at Front and Madison streets.
If the letter brings no satisfactory reply he
suggests that civil and criminal proceed
ing be taken against Mr.. Kenyon.
Trusten P. Dyer appeared to protest
against the grading of Fifth street. in the
Pontius' addition, but as the grade had
already been changed once in response to
the request of a majority of the property
owners, the board decided that it would
be unwlse. at least, to make another
change