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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-19
SYNOPSIS

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Yranchi In fssiA The Dream
Act IL-uiu In the Chateau del FrAucht at
Sullscaro In .-orssca The Ni-iou.
Act III -Sfene Foyer of Grand Opera
uoase. Paris, during masked ball and carni.
vat scsns S-Salon In the house Of Baron
Nonsxsrou- che Challenge
AesIv.-0a.ds In tho forest OF fcnsainsb.sau-
Death of LeI4a
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Vice President 6tevenson's party were q San
Luis Obispo. Cal. on July 10 and left for San
Francisco, where they were due q 10 o'clock
next morning.
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Col. Richard =. Aaeh0uty DeaA.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, July 16-CoL Rich
ard T. Auchmuty died here today at his
summer residence.
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BELMONT SCHOOL

Belmont school tveasy Gre miles south Of I'm
Franci.co prepares fpf any cssssxs &c srnsos q
stseaee lss causss at ssady. ccrta OF t~AcSsfs,
msrsi tore anA tns fAe..siss IL offsrs fos physcaa
development and well disest~s athletics aessfvs
the Goa ndeSce Of pAfents wnoee aAa3esus -
saias Of 500 sern OPEN TO ycang E<a a high
character ana ABILITY. CatAtsxvs ssfs to eayooe
ipsp,es 81 in soepa sscondasy education kefoe.
oscss psaaireA Next term ssgtrs A axnaA
W. =. RgID, a. -. tdesvssAs.
NRAD AAOxaA
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THE COUNTY CONAISslONEKs.
A Ditch Across . TheroasAfare-Otheu
Road Matters.
The board Of county commissioners vas
again in session yesterday. A large
amount of routine business was transacted.
There was complaint a. to the ditch dug
across county road No. 296, near Cherry
Valley. This ditch was dug by Charles
Kalbergh and is forty feet wide and six
teen feet deep. making the road absolutely
impossible. Kalbergh was ordered to con-
struct crossing at once.
The bond and contract Of Duncan Nc
Callum, for the improvement of the Kirk
land and Snoqualmie wagon road, was ap-
proved. The contract price is 1915 per
rod and the bond is fixed At 5000.
The bonds Of Lee Monohon as road over.
seer Of road district Is, and Of w. F. Nc
Lean as road overseer of road district 81,
were approved.
A retail liquor license was granted to
Samuel lie Fromboise at Enumclaw.
B. c. Sprague, road oversecr of district
50. was removed aud f. McDougall ap-
pointed in his stead. Sprague vas not a
resident of the district on account of the
change of district lines.
Edward Vandevanter was appointed
road overseer of road district 70.
w. L. Newton. road overseer Of district
II, was removed a. he resided in the in
corporated town Of Gilman.
Two and half acres in C. C. Calkins
first addition to East Seattle, belonging to
Elizabeth Stearns. were ordered vacated.
Lot in block S. King county addition
to Seattle. was ordered leased to F. Chapit
At $50 per annum.
A number Of bills were approved and
several tax petitions granted.
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BREvlTIES.

Regular meeting Eastern Star tonight
The Rsbekah Club tonight, North Seattle.
Lee Bowden-Nortgage loans Sec them.
The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Society will
hold it, regular monthly meeting at Pet.is'
chambers, zoos Front street, At ?. m. today.
The Rainbow carnival, to have been given Fri.
day night under auspices of young ladies Of
Plymouth Congregational church. has been
postponed
H. whitmors was relieved OF 1A6J In the
Great Northern saloon yesterday at l:JO q m.
BY T. Jeffreys, who was arrested by officer
Pierce. The money was recovered on JefIfeys'
person.
The delegates to the sncampment Of the G. A.
R ct North Yakima will have meeting this
"wednesday evening at 9. A. R hall. Hincklcy
block, to perfect arrangements for attending the
encampment, which meets on the 18th inst
E. r. Richards was arrested In the New Tea.
land house at about O'Clock yesterday morning
by police officers Badus ana Pierce and booked
as q disordesiy person. In the afternoon he
rustled up IS and was released on cash bail.
The steamer Kirkland viii leave the Yssler
avenue wharf Thursday and Saturday at l
O'Clock ?. m, for an excursion around Lake
Washington, and will leave Madison street
wharf at 1:sa Fare, Is cents Returning at
&:O d m.
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Those who suffer from disorder or inaction OF
the liver will never got the upper hand OF the
unruly organ 90 long as they use such irrational
remedies ~ blue pill, caiomel and podophyllin.
But from the tried aud popular medicine. Hos
letters stomach Bstte.s, they may expect relief
with certainty Of obsainingit Tho influence
OF the Bittcrs upon the great hillary gland is
direct, powerful and speedily felt Tho relief
afforded Is not spasmoiic. but complete and
permanent The sallowness Of tho skin. fnrred
appearance OF the tongue. indigestion. costive-
meas, headache, nausea, pains through the right
side aud shoulder. in fact every accompaniment
OF the obstinate complaint are entirely and
promptly removed by q course OF this inestima-
BILE medicine, in behalf OF which testimony Is
constantly emanating from every quarter. and
from oil classes OF society.
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ABSOLUTELY Pune

Jordan states that he can manufacture
Portland cement equal in quality to that
in common use At cost not exceeding 81
per barrel, and make it entirely out of raw
material within easy reach OF the city.
Mr.. Jordan wishes the city to help him
with capital aud site. Tho matter Was
referred to the manufacturers committee.
Tho secretary was appointed commit
tee Of one to confer with the Great North
ern celebration committee, with . view to
continuing the display Of exhibits on
Pioneer square for length of time. and
to offer any assistance and cooperation
which the chamber may be able to give.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.


tion For . Cement Mandatory.
At the meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce yesterday T.. o. Graves was elected
temporary chairman. The election OF
officers for the ensuing year was deferred
until the next meeting. II. T. Holmes
and James Il. Hayden were elected to the
board of trustees.
A letter from +. f. Jordan, OF Victoria.
was read. in which Mr.. Jordan refers 10
former communication With the CHAMBER
concerning propositions for the establish.
mens Of plant 10 manufacture fortiand
cement in or near the city. The letter re-
quesied that the matter be placed In the
hands o; . committee 10 whom he Gould
submit: his plans and propositions. MI
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The Pacific Navigation Compauy's boats will
nefcaftsf make their headquarters at Yesie:
wharf, having changed from the City dock this
data The steamers leave for Everett, Por;
Townsend. Anscortes, fsirhaven. New What.
com, Ia Conner, whiaby Island points and sno-
honish river, giving . daily service to Ill
po.nsA Telephone ia l. J. kAyHssSR,
Seattle. June O, 1856 General Agent
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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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PASSENGER LISTS.

ELLIsroN. Mont. June 6.-Passengers
on Northern Pacific train No. l running as
special:
DR.. William Ray. r. @. woodman, c. J. Wet.
more aud wife, c. c. Hood and wife. j. staple
ton. William Dyer, n. W. Morse. L E. Anderson
and sixty.dve second class
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For Ouiilavute

The steamer Wsllapa VIII leave Yes!er dock n,
Friday. Juns iS at O'Clock = N tor Qas.l.yu,,
Aaa way points, carrying Passeu gers ana ir..xa,
.of 'arsasf information apply OF bard or 10 the
Hastings Steamboat Company, Po-, Tovr..,.
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T. II. Dempsey has moved his office
from the Hinckiey block to s07 Front
street, CoIman block. ground door. Ifyou
want house and lot upon the insfallmens
plan. or to buy or sell real estate. call and
see him,
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The Fire CommSss,a..

Last night the fire commissioners held =,
short session. hg; adjourned to inspec, A
lot offered as . site for an engine hon.e an
Jackson stree. They wi! meet on Thur.
,iAy night;
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The cost, labor and Inconvenience OF
handling solid fuel is avoided by the use Of
q gas stove, as the gas is capable OF easy
distribution. Cali at the Gas Office and
see il work.
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For Everett and Oil points on tie +. 4 N. C.
railway take the seattle. lake Shore d Eastern
train leaving seattle at s: so .. N. daily Through
connections from saohomish. No delay.
through tickets anid at Seattle depot
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LEGAL NOTICES.


ITO LAFAYETTE LAND ASSOCIATION, SETH B.
Ryder and Waldo Danforth. executors AMI
trustees under the last will an 1 tesrament OF I'd
widow Of EDWARD G. Brown. deceased; Fannie
htogers formerly Fannie BIanchardl, Frederick
merry Annie Brown. Robert MorreII, her nus
band; Nancy Fink Daniel Fink. her husband:
Louise Rlggans, George kigeans, her husband, and
3 are hereby notified that At a public sale
MADE BY the CITY Collector Of Jersey City. on the
Jersey City. purchased for the sum Of ninety dol
lars ana twelve cents L the land and real estate
and III STATE I 'e ~ city; Ia the County Of Hudson
avenue, which IL laid down and designafed as
lots one ID and Two ~ In block number six hun
map ANNEXED 60 a report number afty three lss1
maze ~ the commissioner OF Ad Justment' APP
e pei e. sse cd 70 aad Il FL as ssi sds cry { ca py she d clreg 4 s const
report and map was flea 1 n the office OF the City
SShe sasa OF Jersey City, on the "a day OF May.
pursuant TO the provisions or an act OF the Legis-
iatgre Of New jersey. passed March 3Jth. 1885.
IAN Act concerning the settlement and collection
or arrearaRsss OF unpaid tn les, assessments ami
state, and imposiug and fevying a lax. asssss-
F0ent ana lien In lieu anu instead of such ar
rearases, and to enforce the payment thereof,
ana to provide Tor the sale OF lands subfected
70 futHae taxation and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
Ana you are further notified that Won annsar to
have an estate or interest in said land and real
estate, and unless the said land and real estate
the expiration Of Six maonihs from and av altar 1sl3 1he
service hereof. a deed for the same will be given
conveying TO The Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey
cording 70 the provisions OF the said act.
b MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF JERSEY CITY.
REUBEN SIMPSON.
( Acting Mayor.
SEAL Attest JOHN e. ScoTr,
(Sale No. i40L)
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FOUNTAINS ON THE BENCH.

A New Substitute for Justics o'Don-
ne1l-A Case of Mayhem.
Justice Of the Peace AL Youman pre-
ided in Justice NJ. ]. o'Donnelrs place
in the First Police Court this morning
and disposed Of the business with a read
mess and judgment that were approved
by all except the prisoners,
Frank Mcdonnell. twenty.xix years
old. of No. liz Brunswick street, a
plumber. and Jehn Maslerson of No. 40s
Third street, had q fight In a saloon iu
Brunswick street. near Third, last Mig hr.
Masterson's left ear looked ike a piecs
Of raw meat when he appeared
against Mcdonnell In the First Police
Court this morning aud the right
side OF his face near the eye was LAGER
ated. swollen and blue. He said that
Mcdonnell was ugly all day yesterday.
snd In the evening attacked him. bit his
ear n tried to jam q taBls fork into his
eye. John Cox. colored. aud Patrolman
Nevins ~corroborared MAstarson. Nc
Cornell was held for $500 bail for the
Grand Jury on . cnarge OF mayhem.
Charles Butler and William Bradley OF
Hartford. Conn, were observed by Pa
trolman Nuaent and Dstective Dalton
loiterinS about lower montgomery street,
Exchange place n the STABLES in lower
York street yesterday afternoon, and
were arrested rs suspicious persons. They
did not giyo any account Of themselves
and Justice Youmans sent them to jail
for thirty days. They ars believed to be
crooks.
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TO LAND Association, HENRY
&c Loughln. Trustee. etc. for Eliza J. schaner.
Eliza J. schafier and Mary L. Thissell.
You are hereby notified that al q puzzle sale
ESD dayo April 1871, The Mayor anu Aldernisn Of
Je.sey City purchased for the sum OF Two hun
dred and. ninety four eoiiars and sixty-fve cents,
ALL the land ana real estate situate in Jersey
Jersey. fronting on Halliday street. which is j laid
down and designated as lot B, In block number
SIX hundred ana seventy-two tbi2) upon an assess
menf map annexed 10 a report number fifty three
t5D made oy the "Commissione IS or Adjustment
app. tnted in and for said City by the Circuit
Court OF the County OF Hudson a cartlded copy
Of which report and map was HE'D IN the Office OF
the City Collector OF Jersey City. on tn I'D day OF
May. 1871 saia report and map and SAID sale being
made pursuant to ths provisions Of an act OF the
Legislature OF New Jersey. passed March 3uth. 1856,
entitled:
IAN Act concerning the settlement and collection
or arreA ages or unpaid taxes. a sseAsnents
ana water rates or water rents In etri es Of this
state, and Imposing and lesylng a iax, assess
hteht q q lien In lieu snd instead OF Bnch ar
rearages. and to enforce the payment thereof.
and 10 provide for the sale VI lands subjected
70 future Taxation and asse ssment."
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that you appear to
have an estate or interest in said land and real
estate, a nj un'ess the said land aud real estate
the expiration OF ak months from and afcer the
ser vice hereof, a deed FOR the fnme Will be given
CO nyeying TO the Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey
City The Zee si'ntla OF 8 i'd land and real estate
according to the provisions Of the said act.
The MAYOR AsD kLDERNENo o. jERsEY CITY.
as1L A0DLN siAt Ae aN; Mayor.
Sale Ma Ala
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MADE OF CARDBOARD.

ends are placed over cardboard and are
sew together. A bag of oldrose Indian
silk is sewn inside. The upper edge is
turned down II inches to form a fri1; it
is drawn up by a running slide of cord.
finished by bows of ribbon. A ruche Of
ribbon is placed over the jennings and
along the edge.
OF pincushions there are never toe
many, as every woman knows and az
many men would testify were they put
upon the stand. To make one after the
very latest fashion, stuff a long narrow
bag 10 inches long by 4 wide or there.
abouts and cover it with pale yellow
india silk. Then embroider fine linen
lawn with buttercups scattered here and
there, and Of IL make a ship to fit smooth.
ly over the silk. Gather q full pinked
rufas Of the silk and sew it all round the
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LEGAL

no LAFAs ErTE LAND ASSOCIATION.
c. ,Longhlin, Trustee, ETC., for Eliza J. schaffer.
Eliza J. sehaffer and Ma y l.. 1htssell.
lou are her. by notiisd that &C q public sale
OF Jersey City purchased for the sum OF one hun
dred ana fifteen doilsrs and fifty eight cents al
the land and real tsta's situate In Jersey Iits.ti
Ine County OF hudson and Stats OF New Jersey,
fronting on Haliaday street, which Is laio down
and desi gnated as lots forty-0ne t4lj aud forty-two
90 In block number f1ve hundred ana nfnety-ono
ko9l1, upon an assessment map annexed to q report
number seventy-two ts2) mae BY ths "Commls
City BY tho Circuit Court Vi the County OF HUDSON,
q certified copy or which report and map was f1ied
IN the onice OF the City Collector OF jersey City. on
the 10TH day OF July, 1891, said report and map and
said sale being made pursuant to the provisions OF
March 3eth. 1886. entitled:
IAN Act concerning the settlement and collection
OF arrearages OF unpaid taxes, assessments and
water rates or water tents in cit es of this
state, ana imposing and lowing O tax. assess
ment ana ltsl in lieu and instead OF such
arfearaacs. and TO enfoics the payment thereof.
and to provide FOR the sale Of lands subjected
70 future taxation and assessnsnt.p
And the seyerai supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that you appesr to
have an estate or interest in said land and real
estate, and unless tie said lanf AMI real estate
snail De redeemed, as provided in said acts. before
the expiration OF SIX months from and after the
service tereof = deed for the same will be given
conveying 10 he mayor and Aldermen OF Jersey
CITY the fee simple or said land and real esrata ac-
cord:ng TO the provisions OF The said act
Dated Jersey City, n. j, July lsth. 1888.
MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF JEiasEY CITY.
SEAL, Acting iaI aasor.
S~ Attest: JOHN E. SCOTT,
tsale No. 2s9Da City Clark.
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CONSTABLE CRAZY IN TRoU Bile.
Re Excseded the Exercise nf His Pow
ers Saturday Night.

&c Excseded the Exercise of His Pow
srs Saturday Night.
Trouble over the possession of the a.
loon At No. 253 Railroad avenue. former
ty owned by Peter Weissmsu, has placed
Constabls Edward II. O'Gratty.
tice Weed. in an unpleasant
the saloon ran up a bill for heer with
Ferger, Becker and Kohl of G~reenville
which he neglected 70 pay. The brsw W.
ing company then took possession. winch
was given up peaceahly by Weissman.
Charles Kind+lberger was thsn piscet In
the Bavariau Brewing Company
He ran the saloon up to last Saturday
night.
On that night Weissman procured the
assistance OF O'Grady aud made = sue
cessful attempt TO regain possesst on.
The proceedings, according to Kin del
berger aud O'Grady. who admit
main, were as follows sissman
demanded possession, but Kindelpsrgar
refused TO vacate. O'Graiy then ad-
yaneaa. aud pointing a pistol at Kfndei-
BERG o.: $ head, forced him to leave the
SALOON.
The elected agent sought out Justice
LncK God and swore ont a warrant for
0'Grady's arrest for assault aud bat
terry.
Subsequent developments Jed him to
get another warrant for WSssman. who
removed five dollars in small change
from tie till, and liquor. cigars and
glasses to the OF $50. Both men
were arrested by Constable Philip Bud
den. OF Justice Lockwoed's office.
O'Grady is held for examination on
August 20. Weissman is held on the
charge of grand iarcenv for the Grand
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
BAG N o a

kerchief bags, photograph holders and
the like are made of embroidered linen.
The innumerable doiies and center
pieces which heusekeepers think essen
tial nowadays make acceptable work for
warm weather, and in their decoration
much variety may be represented. The
very prettiest set / have seen was made
of linen, fine, but heavy texture, md the
c~enterpiece for Che table is round aud
about 20 inches in diameter. The edge
is worked in white linen floss. in broId
scallops, which are themselves scalleped.
Within this edge is a wreath-the dain-
test possible thing-formed Of sprays of
m~aidenhair fern in delicate standings of
green wash silk and SO delicately
wrought as to make nature herself won
der. Tho accompanying finger bowl
deilies are made to correspond on a
smaller scale. A 8 o'clock tea table
cover might be carried out effectively
after this same idea.
A dainty piece of linen work is Illus
trated IN the glove case pictured. It is
made from a pieceo { Irish linen 90 inches
long and is 16 inches wide and is folded
over to form a pocket. The lap is en-
broidered with a few careless sprays of
daisies, and in one corner is the word
Giants" done in white silk. The case
is lined with yellow india silk, and the
edges ara bound with satin ribbon
matching in color. Within the pocket is
attached q thin sachet of the silk, divid-
ing the pocket In two.
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CsaIs No. l,ai5
SegcIAL MASTERS SALE IN ANcER OF

SPECIAL MASTERS SALE IN CHANCERY Oh
~ New Jersey.
BY virtue OF a certain ord es OF the Court OF Chan,
Gerry OF tne state of New Jersey made on the
ninety thtoe, on the application of Abrom ",
Dnryee and Abel /. smith executors and trustees
under Inc lat VIII aau toji q nent OF Joan Sc urg6s,
deceasen. ] snail expose Tor sal az public Won las
day. of september. eigireen huadrsi and n .natv-
tin ee. at two o CLOCK iu the asterl sln, Ut the
Chaneellor's Chambers. No / 1xcnan o place. Jer-
So. Ct;y. New erses.
All tLose ihree o Atain tracts or parcels of land
snd premises, situate. lying AMI being in the /, iry
Of HSbokrn. IN the Count OF Hudson and ., ate OF
New Jersey. AMI which are known hud disttn-
guishei upon q c-Ttatn mao en- tiled Map Of
Jersa -, b ipngins {, this estate OF John G. Cusser.
.tFce&s d. sur seytd and laid out info lots NOvem-
Ger lSvo. by Daniel wen, austin ID. Even. City
SURVEYORS, New work. and IIei IN the oiioe Of
The .letk nov Regisrer) of ms said , 0 cIly OF
tuds,, ( lo4s nulnbef I ,ur "a five t5l and six
~. in BIZ ck huilber seven "a fronting Oh Newark
AVE- ME IS snown on said map.
slso al hose tho ,ert Ia lots, plecaR or parcels
of land ana premises SITUATE, lying and bs n In
he city of Jersey CITY. in tue c ami y of hudson
an state nf Now ] r<es. known aut distingui siei
rs lpts nlim ,-rS i've q aud SIX 90, ia Biock or
Piot lertersd and numbered FL O. o Ell, as the
same Ia laid down ahd de G ID "a on q cec,aiu ~ 30
on flo la ihs ntfiee OF TIE 10 * in Nv re .istsry Of
Lhe county OF HI ison, edti.ied Map OF l,ts in
Share \. De MOTT Hp,itest cad Farm. , said lots b ing
zach t. enty-five fret wide in fcoas aud roar by
ono hundis1 feet in depth GA each ii 10. and fr olt-
ing on Tie southe ] side of Aag ne street.
DaseI Ausust u. iSg4
L n. f, SEE.
special Master In Chancsry :
ABRAM ". DUayEE,
ABuL J. SMITH,
Executors aad Trustees under the last will
and testa nent OF John SturgS IS, deceased.
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