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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-03

Mrs. Jack Scopes, the Oldest Indian
Woman on Puyallup Reserve.
TACOMA, May 2-lSpecial. There will
be another big funeral on the Puyallup
reservation tomorrow. When old Chief
Tacanum was buried recently there was a
noteworthy turnout of prominent Puya.-
lups. and now that perhaps the oldest
woman on the reservation is dead there
will probably be an unusually distin-
guished gathering. For long time Mrs.
Jack Scopes has been considered the old
est woman among the Puyallups. Her
years were so numerous that she could not
tell what the exact number was. She was
known as the woman who had lived 100
years, and some say she was los. She was
married twice and leaves two daughters,
ono Of whom il three-score years old. Her
three sons are dead.
HSr relatives today bought 500 coffin,
covered with brocaded drab plush and
lined with drab silk. Her shroud will be
of white silk, with white silk gloves placed
on her hands and black silk slippers on
her feet. The interment will be at the
reservation cemetery. For q time Mrs.
Scopes worked as domestic. That was
before Tacoma was thought of. She did
not use tobacco, had q neat homo and
thirty-six acres of land.
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Buy a
Madison
Street Lot

That's good advice for the reason that
outside of the business center. no street in
Seattle has SO bright and assured
future.
1t has the best car line IN Seattle, is tho
main artery of the best residence district
in the city and the principal thoroughfare
from the business center to Lake WASH
ington.
These are facts that cannot be disputed
and are entitled to serious consideration.
They will count nightly In the value Of
property five years hence. One must look
at just such things in buying property.
Don't 60 haphazard. Temporary suburban
booms are very tickle. It is only good in
side property situated in the direct line of
improvement that always has value and
is always salable. That's the sort of
property to make money on in the long
run. People have made money in tenn.
porary outside booms, but for everyone
who has made. some one else has lost.
Legitimate inside property and permanent
values are better. 1t is the only kind Of
property We ever have or ever shall
handle.
We sell lots in Madison Street Cable
Railway Addition
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-03
New Suits Filed.

The following new suits were fled yesterday
In the Office OF the clerk OF the superior court:
E. z. Game & Co. vs.. Seattle 4 Northern Rail-
way Company-Suit to recover 1855 u for ser.
vices.
Hattie Howell va & ?. Howell-suit for d.
vorce.
E. E. Caipe h Co vs. Port Townsend Railroad
Company-Suit TO recover &ll4.5O for services.
Webb Il Co. Va Mrs NJ Smith-Suit TO recover
$3.50 for merchandise
Burgess Halt Va. Paul R G. Horst ct al.-suit
to recover &, 125 for wrongful conversion Of
property.
Richard L. Merrick vs.. William J. SHETLAND ct
al-S'rit to recover &,0i6 on promissofy notea
Star Manufacturing Company Va Mr.. N.
Schieth-Suit to recover $26l.26 for merchan
c. b. Lvermore vs.. George Young-Suit to re-
cover $2l2 SO for services rendered.
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and Livermore yesterday brcasht suit for
the amount in the superior tonrx In his
complaint Livermor. state. that J. Hoes
iech agreed to buy Young's place at the
stipulated price OF $3.50. asd that Young
accepted him Is purchaser, Young and
Hoeslech then entered into a contract for
sale. Hoesiech payisg 500 - bind the bar
gain and agreeing to pay tie remainder
when his attorney should have pronounced
the title satisfactory. WAesher or not
Hoesiech paid any more OF sas contract
Livermore does not say, bat he claims that
ne should receive s per ceps. Of the whole
contract price. or $zt26 80, for his services.
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Claims Me B,d Not sapport Her.

Hattie Howell began \ suit for divorce
from s. p. Howell in tAe superior court
yesterday. She alleges "a the ground for
her action that for the past two years her
husband has neglected ~ support her and
her two children. aged 1! sad years, and
that she has been Obliged to support and
educate them herself. @h4 also says that
he has used abusive Language toward her.
threatened 10 kick hes DOWN stairs and
otherwise made her miserable. They were
married in Walls Walla January Il. lSSl,
ana have no communit& property except
500 worth of househo.4 goods accumu-
Lated BIZ her By her own srrnings.
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Drawing Of Names to Servo IN UnlteA
States Coart
United States District CoaYs Clerk Hop
kIns yesterday drew the nasass Of twenty.
seven grand jurors and forty petit jurors.
senires were issuea calling shs grand jur-
ors into court on the afterEs,en of June G.
Fifteen Of the petit jurors are required to
appear ar the same time, ard the other
twenty-five on June q The grand iurors'
names are:
Z =. Allsrsou. Seattle: ". II Bow. Seattle:
George Elliott. suoquaimis. KE;,r county: J. c.
yepeon. Ssattls. George Fl. Johnson. LINDEN,
whatcom county; J. y. Hymss, Seattle; w. H
Kowen. Cialiam Bag: Thouiss Eacrett, Wa
nomay. Clallam county: r. Wetmore, Duwa-
mish, King county; william n. Hubert, Nov.
city, King county; l. n Fort. Forks, Clallam
county; J. r. Austin, Shuwah, C,laIlam county;
>. d AetS'er, c. E. Tarali, Seattle: J. & Gold
smith. Seattle; J. Burrows, ssstsis: IL. Rut-
ledge. Blaine, whatcom count: q J. Peterson.
seattle: Robert Moran, Seattle: G. w. Waite,
seattle; John Goodteaiow, Seattle: W. =. San.
derson. Seattle: George w. Soyss, Mount Yer.
non; John Gage, sxasit City: Trsd Bories. &C.
attle; James Dunlap. La Corner; a. N. Rouse.
Port Townsend, JetIes son county.
The petit jurors sre:
A. Newhall, Newhe.l, San J;Isn county; A. p
FREEMAN. Seattle: J. r. stss;shsrger, Seattle:
l. K Palmer, seattle; Charles = Denny, Seattle;
Andrew Jaquillard, esattis; w ,. Van Buren,.
sumas City. whstcota county II. c. Buckton.
Seattle; Isaac n. Orchard, Rai,haven; c. II.
Tiffany, Seattle; H. III. Dearborn Seattle; James
Gilmore. Port Townsand, Jefferson county: d.
l. Ballard. Seattle: X. H Densy, Seattle: A. r.
Burwell, Seattle; Jscob Frsssathal, Seattle;
Daniel Keppler. Oreas is,ana; C. Fulk. Bay
View, sksgt county; Lsopol+s Jacob, Seattle:
g. l. Burns, Seattle: Robert Stripe, Seattle: J..
ID. Lowman. Seattle: II. B. O'3syant, Guemes,
skagit county; J. c. Saunders. Port Townsend,
Jefferson county; q. e Rows.s, Seattle; Finley
ellis, Cypress island, skaeit county: william
Woods, Sedro, Skagis county; Thomas Epson.
Lopes isiand, ssn Juan counts: William Wer-
nsr. San Juan county; Bert TIA. Friday Harbor.
San Juan county: J. q. Grinsie, Sexttls; John
Kane, Seattle; Ell Robinson, Seattle; W. f.
Erik. West Seattle; A. r. Haynes, Seattle:
Henry c. Power. San Juan On Fuca. Island
county: Thomas S4ttleton. Seattle: Donland
Mainland, Hadlock. Jefersoa county; James
X Wilson. Avon. sksgit coun.Js John shsfer.
Oak Hagbor. Island county
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NEWS OF THE COURTS
Ike Shore Case to Remain in
the Federal Court.
..,s. yesLsRPLEAos NOT GUILTY
vstate Man Wants His Comnis.
ss,-Bearing OF Board Of Works
Qao warrante Case.

-. su;t of Thomas Earle and other
...xholders in the Seattle. Lake Shore &
r..,,,n Railroad Company against the
xs,,hern Pacific Railroad Company for
-. .,,o;n,.nent of a receiver for the first
..-,d CORPORATION came before United
s,,,.. District Junge Hanford yesterday
~. motion by Attorney James Hamilton
I..;. 70 remand the case back to the state
..n,,. II having been transferred to the
r,i,,d States court by Judge Langley.
lssp. Hsnford denied the motion, and on
Attorney Lewis asking that the hearing
a the case be set for an early day May 20
~as aeS
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UNrED STATES DIsTRIcr couKr--nANvoRD. J.
Thomas Earle ct al Va the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company ct al-Motion to remand:
denied.
United States Va. Phillip G. Forward Roswell
skeei allowed to file cause petition.
saginaw Steel Steamship Company Va William
Campoell ct aL-Motion to set aside judgment:
granted: exceptions
sUPERroE couEr-PRoBArR DEPARrxExr-LANe-
,LEY,I.
Estate OF T. B. Eider-Return of sale OF per-
sonsi property: filed: hearing May l.
CRIMINAL DEpARrxESr-HUxEs.L
State of Washington Vs. Minnie G. Yeslsr ct al
MIRA Yeslsr entered plea OF not guilty.
Fairman Warren Va. William R Bentley ct OK.
Default and judgment against defendant for
$,,i75: signed.
Angus Macintosh vs. Sidney Sewer Pipe and
Terra Gotta works-Judsment against defend
ant for s4s, l9s. 25 signed.
Michael Earle vs.. L \. Biglow ct ux-order
OF non-, %at as assins: Mrs; !: \; BigIow:
decree for plaintiff for $50.
state OF Washington va Carl w. sandoerg and
James Johnson-Bnrglary: verdict against
Sandoerg; johnson discharged.
Columbia 4 Puget sound Railroad Company
vs. John Day ct aL-On motion of defendant
non-suit granted.
EQUITY MISUNDERSTANDING J.
Seattle Cement and Timber Preserving Com
pauy vs.. Seattle Cedar Lumber Company-Tem-
porary injunction dissolved.
f. \. Forbes vs. Peter H. Nelson-Order con-
frming sheri IFS sale corrected.
state of Washington ex rel. George Fl. He'll
bron aud J. W. Van Brockiin Argued and
submitted.
CIVIL DRpARrxEST-ossoRN,J >.
o. r. Littell VS.. r p. II. Miller - Verdict
against defendant for $70.5i
Theodore Adams VS.. Thomas Kennedy-Order
of default signed.
Columbia Puget Sound Railroad Company
We. Day Observation-Disclosures 10 criminal de-
partment.
Henry W. Newman vs. G. W. Goye-Cort,nued
to May 10
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EQUITY pspARrxrsr-LASoLRv. J.
MUST HAVE CASH,
A Forced sale 1T n. Hershberg Co..
Great Clothing Emporium.

A dissolution sale of high grade clothing
will bringo out bargain hunters. and their
dollars will be rewarded by doing double
duty. 1--WE must realize cash and very
quickly. too''-said Mr.. Lewis to a Posr-
lNrELIIGESCER reporter yesterday. "As
Mr.. Hershberg is going 20 give up Seattle
and locate elsewhere he withdrsws his in
terest, and be does not want clothing for
it either--he wante cash, so that's why we
have TO sacrifice our beautiful all new
stock right IN the very heart OF the season
to raise the cash for him. If the public
will help Us We will help them by giving
them rare bargains"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-03
Homestead Contest feing Heard.

The Homestead clairs- contest of Mrs.
Florence A. Livsrmore against William T.
Tower over lot l.. seotios. n. and the east
half of the northeast quarter, and the
northeast quarter of the southeast quarter
of section s., township II. north of range
10 west. situated in Cha am county in the
Twin Rivers township vas being heard
yesterday IN the United s%stes land Office
on q rehearing The qIestion is one of
bona .ide,. and IF whicF clsimant sd the
prior RICH; OF e0try. 3seser Also claims
that Mrs. Iivernrore Sbsnj toned her claim.
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Another Burxlar Couviet.d.

The sealed verdict Of the Jury in the
burglary case against Carl ". Sandberg
was opened yesterday morning in Judge
humes' court The prisoner was declared
guilty. It appearing to the prosecuting
attorney that the evidence would not con-
Wet James johnson, who Was implicated
with SandberR. he was discharged. They
were charged with robbing the house Of
Richard Bennewitx. the bass drummer for
tne Salvation Army. during his absence
from the city Tor few days.
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In the suit Of the United States to cancel
the patent issued to Phils!r G. Forward for
the west half Of the soE eh west quarter Of
section 20 and the east helf of the south
west quarter OF section Il. township IS
north Of range 8 east, on the ground that
it was procured by fraud and false and
foresworn testimony, Roswell Skeel, q citi-
zen of New York city, was allowed by
Judge Hanford yesterday to file cross
petition in which he claims an interest in
the land in question through having
loaned 5000 to Forward, taking q mort
gage on the land as secuyity. The land is
situated near Bayview liz Skagit county.
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ana cross-complaint Of the last-named de-
PENDANTS was tiled yesterday IN the sups-
nor court. They allege that they were
induced by false representations on the
part of Mary Liebech regarding her prop
erty In Eidoradc addition 70 Fairhaven TO
trade some valuable farming land for ths
Fairhaven lots, and that Wilhelm had
conspired with Mary Lisbech to defraud
them
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Examining tho Fire Apparatus.

Major Mercer Otey. of San Francisco,
general agent Of the Southern Insurance
Company. and director of the insurance
patrol of San Francisco, is in the city on q
tour Of inspection of agencies He was
anxious to learn what fire protection
Seattle had along the water front, and
Chief Hunt Of the fire department took
him out on the FIRE boat Snoqualmis yes
terday afternoon and he watched the boat
give an exhibition Of throwing salt water.
Major Otsy expressed himself Jas being
more than satisfied with the result.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-03

E Z. Game Il Co. began suits yesterday
In the superior court against the Seattle &
Northern Railway Company for 1866 ~
and the Port Townsend Southern Railroad
Company for $llA50. The suits were
brought for services rendered in transport
ing railroad material for the defendants
to Anacortes from Seattle and from Port
Townsend to Tacoma in June, 1890, on the
steamer ]. G. Britain.
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Count, Cemmls..ener., Proceedings.

At yesterdays meeting Of the board of
county commissioners o. F. Wegener fled
his report of the resurvey Of Auburn.
which was found correct and approved.
A review OF county road No. was ordered.
The meeting was then adjourned TIL Fri
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Got Judem-at f@r Part.

In the case of o. Il. l.Isell against p. B.
N. Miller and wife JUG;e Osborn yester-
day instructed the i1rs 10 bring in a
verdict agains:;he de- ian,s for so. S..
The plaintiff sued for - and got judg-
ment FOR the full smouHt in q former trial.
The supreme colrt Re n -sD led it on account
OF an error IL draw - the papers in
the case
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The Painless Dentist.

DR.. Griffin. of the Griffin Dental Associa-
ton. has the reputation Of extracting and
filing teeth without pain. The doctor
has been located here for four years and
has no peers His prices are moderate.
Offices, s. 9, 10 and Ii Union block (7l3
Front street
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To Open Court in walls walIa.

Judge Hanford convened the United
States district court yesterday morning,
and, after transacting q small amount Of
business. adjourned the session until May
Is. In the afternoon. accompanied by
Clerk Hopkins, he departed for Walla
Waila, where he convenes court this morn
ing. On his return he will stop in Tacoma
and hold court day there before coming
home
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Judge Langley yesterday dissolved the
temporary injunction granted Thursday to
the Seattle Cement and Timber Preserving
company against the Seattle Cedar Lum-
Der company, restraining the latter from
building refuse burning furnace on land
claimed py the former at Ballard.
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At From
$3.50 to
1915 Each

There is NO other property at the price
anything like it Please examine every
thing offered for five miles around Seattle
and then judge for yourself We will be
satisfied to accept your verdict
This property is within sixteen minutes
Of Front street and there is q car every
five minutes as regular as q clock The
car line passes right through the property
and you can get lots facing Madison
street, or not, As you choose. None of It
Is more than one block away from the car
line.
Lots range in size from 80 by 12O feet to
80 by 155 feet They lie well and there Is
. view Of Lake Washington and the Cas-
cades from many Of them.
The property Is within easy walking
distance Of the lake with its numerous
recreation and amusement features
The neighborhood Is desirable in every
way and it's just the place for busy man
who cannot afford to spend the best part
OF the day riding on the street cars.
This is absolutely the
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For Rent.

Splendid store room, 10 fee; deep, on
Commercial street First-class location.
Low rent Apply room lis Squire-Latiner
building.
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Counsel Tor Dsfsno0.
Mrs. Minnie u. Yesler, accompanied BY
her attorney. w. H. White. appeared in
court yesterday ,norn,ng TO plead to the
indictment against her Of forgery. She
was dressed In mourning, add when Judge
Humes propounded the usual question
she answered in q cleat voice: mot
guilty." Mr.. White reGiasted that the
name Of Judge Burke be ts.tered As asso-
ciate counsel on behalf o. Mrs. Yesler.
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Wanted,

A nicely-furnished house Of good size for
about SIX months; desirable tenant; will
pay good rent for good house. Address
p. o. Box 26A
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The MacD. & s. Co.
7i77l9.72i-723 FRONT St

Housewives should remember thas
the Domestic Department is making
an extra effort to please them this
week in the way Of table linens Tho
reductions are upon goods that are
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You can huy very cheap At Harri ngfon 4
smiths vsEic.ss OF al kinds, two-wheelst
ecyan~u and vSaaeWA
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In the sui; If Anton Wilhelm against
Nels Peterson, Mary I,esisca and Thomas
Claussn and vile, Sa4 amended apxusI
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on ERN
| PACIFIC RI

Pullman Sleeping Cara Elegant Day Coaches
and 6ness Palace Dining Cara between Seattle st
Paul and Chicago without change Connections
for al points in the United states and Canada
OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT APRIL so, 1893.
TRAINS LKAvn sRArfLB;
For 81 Paul and East-lO:2 IS p m
For Spokaae-3:2o p m. and lo:2e p -
For Portland and south-6:l6 . n. and 0:Ao
p m.
For Oiymp!a-6:16 Z N and S:l5 q N
For Montesano and ocosta-S:l5 . m
For Tacoma-S:l5, e:lS q M 12.ol. $40. 500
e:43 and lO.25 p. m.
For snohomish. Sedro. Anacorte& snoqua,mso
Falls and North Bend-s:Sn = IN. and 30 p m.
For points north Of sedr0 10 Sumas-s:50 p m.
TRAINS ARRIVE at sKArrLE
From st Paul ard East-1l:25 p. m.
From Spokane-10:35 = and IL :23 p N
From Portland and South-e:5o p. m and l7:63
q
From oiympia-5 so p. m. and s:45 D m
Prom Montesano and ocostA-5 so ..
From Tacoma-1z:55, S:43 and 1898 q m,
2:o1, $50. S:&5 and Las p
From Snohomssh, Sedro. AuAcogteS. SuoGuAlmte
Fails and = orth Bend-l0:SS a and 80 p M
From points north Of sedrot to Sumas-&:5o p.
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iClose connection with N. p. train from Portland
and San Francisco.
steamers "City Of Kingston and ''City Of Seat.
tie" make close connections 1t the Tacoms wharf
with trains to and from Portland, and with the
East and West-bound overland trains
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How To Cure Star ri.h.

A subscriber writes to ask how to cure q
star fish. Spread it out fat on Q board
and let it dry in the sun. If each arm 10
tackled to the board it will prevent curling.
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known to be worthy values at the
regular markings 1t should also
be remembered that we have this
season the very best linen stock that
We have ever carried and that it 10
full of greatest values. The special
offerings are
60 inch Bleachsd Dsmask. all purs hnsa.
dueed from 65c to Soc . yard.
e0-inch Bleached Table Damask, AL pure
linen. reduced from 75c 70 60c yard
Pure Linen Crash TowelinS reduced from
l0c 70 &c yard.
1leached Huck Toweiing reduced nom
CSC to 1870
Turkey Red Napkins reduced from 7sc -
6oc . dozen.
Also see the very handsome linz
Of outing fannels that have been re.
duced from IL &c to Ioc a yard.
There are many great bargains on
the special table in the cloak depart
ment
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
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Cheapest
Good
Property

In Seattle.
The title is as straight. As string and
oil taxes are paid. We furnish every pur-
chaser a complete abstract OF title and tax
statement.
We are selling this addition at these
prices and on such terms to demonstrate
that our Office is the best place for
moderate priced lots as well as for heavy
investments.
Never before has good property like this
been sold on payments of so month and
We are doing it simply TO be able to supply
every legitimate demand that arises in
Seattle for real estate.
Our references are EVERY BANK AND
BUSINESS MAN IN SEATTLE
It's a good plan 10 deal with business
men who have q reputation at stake. II
you are. not acquainted with Us please
make inquiries concerning rs. our relia-
biiity and methods, OF any Seattle bank or
prominent business man.
OrHEa PRoPERTY-We have, as usual, q
full lis: of business and higher priced resi-
dence property. improved and unim-
proved, acres suitable for plating, and
have very desirable saw mill investment
for $25.coo
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Steamers "City Of Kingston'' and "City OF seat
tie" make connections at Port Townsend for pas
sengers going from Beilingham bay points 10 Vic
toYia and return
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ne Agent wauts His Commis,ion,

= .. Llvsrmore is q real estate agent
v vao wants s2l2 50 commission from G. W.
ior hndlns purchaser Tor Youngs
v0e on Washington street for 81, 30
soss Lot acknowledge the cain,
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON"

500 am " MTE 80 Tacoma. l{0lArI 81! am
1915 amILvl 2sl ....seattle. s2ILvl 500 ann
i:so pmLv 72IPt Townsend LvIll:ts pm
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AMUSEMENTS.
TNORDRAY's THFATTR
" Corner 81 Third and Madison strsssA
Week Commencing Monday. May ], 1854
First Production In this City OF the Chsrrlins
Society Comedy, in three ac,s
"CASTE" CASTE" CASTE
Played over 100 nights at Drury Lane theatsr,
London.
THE AUDIToRIUM-Uniq ue speeialties In Art
sig Giovanni, ~lg Permit Castelet aud Hall,
Bert paAn lhs Great ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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