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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-23

Templemore, kt6rego celem
podrday jest Liverpool. Okret
City of Athens, kt6ry wyje-
die stad jutro rano, wezmie ii.
dial W wyscigach. Kazdy ka.
pitan okretu z}ozy} po $3.50.
Zwyciezki kapitan otrzyma
$1,000, a ten, kt6ry przybedzie
drugi rzedu, otrzynia napo'
Nr6t swoja stawks. Wszystkie
okrety na}adowane So zbozem
opusci}y przystah r6wnocze'
snie. Widok by} wspania1y,
kiedy rozwine}y wszystkie "a
gle. Lord Templemore wysu'
nal sic naprz6d.
Nieszczescie kolejowe.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS, % mar.
q Oshkosh, Wis, donosza, co
nastepuje: Pociag frachtowy
kolei Wisconsin Central idacy
ma p6}noc dzisiaj rano uderzy4
o w6z kolei ulicznej i zdruzgo-
tai 60, G. W. Davis, wicepre'
zydent banku ,,German Anne
rican" zosta1 mocno pokaleczo.
ny W glove i reke; panna Car
RE Swasseg, siostrzenica ad-
wokata Hoopera tax mocno
ma noge st}uczona, re amputa'
cyajest nieuchronna, a kto vie,
czy to przezyje. Woznica ura'
towa} sic zeskakujac z wozu.
Rogatki u przeciecia by1y
przymarzniete i ME mona ich
by1o zamknac, a dozorca twier'
dzi, ze woznice ostrzega} krzy-
kiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-23
Telegrang KrajoVe.
Ze Stolicy ZwiazkoWei.

WASHINGTON, 22-go marca,
Pomiedzy osobami mianowa'
nemi przez prezydenta wedle
listy do Senatu nadesz}ej znaj.
duje sic austryacki izraelita,
Max Judd, kt6ry zosta1 miano-
wany generalnym konsulem
we Wiedniu.
Krajowy Zwiazek klub6w
acknowledgement wyda} cyr-
kularz, W kt6rym poleca W
przysz}ym miesiacu swiecit
dzief urodzin Jeffersona. w
cyrkularzu tym czytamy: Maj
stosowniejsza to pora do Okla
zania naszego holdu dla zasad
Jeffersona. Po raz pierwszY cd
wojny domowej partya demo
kratyczna pozyskuje w}adze
we wszystkich ga}eziach rza'
du zwiazkowego. Przyjelismy
Jeffersona zasady czystosci,
prostoty i skromnosci, Uwa-
zajmy tez, azeby nasi publ
czni urzednicy przyrzeczenia
te wykonali.
Senator Manderson dzisiaj
poda} swa rezygnacy9 2 urze-
du prezydenta p. t. Senatu.
Rezygnacya pr4yjeto i oorano
prezydentem p. It. Senatora
Harris z Tennessee. Nastepnie
ustepujacemu prezydentowi
Senatorowie obecni podzieko'
wall "a dotychczasowe us}ugi i
z4ozyli zyczenia ma przysz}ost.
z legislatury Stanu.
SPRINGFIELD, 90 marca.
Poraz pierwszy W ciagu obe-
cnej sesyi legislatury Izba
zgromadzi1a sic o godz 9ej ra.
no.
Wheelock wni6s}, azeby g}o-
sowano mad bilem znoszacym
sadly pokoju W Chicago. Je'
dnakze po kr6tkiej debacie
postanowiono 70 g}osami pre-
civ 70 od}ozyG narade mad tym
bilem, dop6ki inne wnioski
pod tym wzgledem ME zostana
opracowane.
Nowak wni6s}, jak to zapo-
wiedzia} by}, azeby ponownie
zastanowiono sic mad bilem
przypisujacym wzniesienie to-
row kolejowych W Chicago.
Bill ten, jak wiadomo, wczoraj
polozono ma st6}. Odby1o sic
g}osowapie wniosek Nowaka
zostaa przyjety SO 81. przeciw
60. Potem mowca oswiadczyl
re zasz}a pomy}ka przy licze-
niu g}os6w mad wnioskiem
Wheelocka, gdyz od}ozenie ma
rady odrzucono 70 g}osami
przeciw 70. G}osowano przeto
raz jeszcze mad bilem original
nym (czyli maja bye zniesione
sadly pokoju) i odrzucono go
70 g}osami przeciw 20.
Sztab generafa FitzsimmOns re-
zygnuie.
SPRINGFIELD, 22 marca.
Wskutek rezygnacyi genera}a
brygady Fitasimmons, komen.
danta pierwszej brygady gwar
dyi krajowej stanu Illinois,
wszyscy jego sztabowi ofcero"
vie wniesli dis rezygnacye.
Generality adjutant Orendorf
przyja} te rezygnacye. By3a to
w}asciwie forma tylko urzedo.
wa, gdyz jasna by}o rzecza, IL
sztab zrezygnuje, skoro zrezy-
gnowa} general.
Zajmujace wyscigi.
SAN FRANCISCO, % marca.
DIS rano wysz}v stad cztery
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-23
Przybyeie parowcow.

LIVERPOOL: Michigan Bost.
SOUTHAMPTON: Have1 N. Y.
LIZARD: Sygn. Rugia N. Y.
PHILADELPHIA Switzerland Antw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-03-23
Mafa pOdpalaczka.

INDIANAPOLIS, % marca -
Siedmioletnia Eva Vending,
kt6ra "a niewielkie przestep'
stwo pred rokiem zosta}a by
Ia wys}ana do domu poprawy
dla kobiet, zostala tu areszto.
wana pod zarz1ltem, IL pred
kilku miesiacami zak}ad ten
podpali}a. Ona sama przyzna.
Ia sic do tego pred prze}ozo-
nym zak}adu Kelley. Opo-
wiedzia}a, re lima tam zam'
knieta dziewczyna, nazwiskiem
Minnie Johnson dala jej szesc
zapa1ek, kt6remi ona sama
(Ewa) podpalila zakfad W
trzech r6znych miejscach. Jak-
kolwiek Mkt jej ME posadzaa
o podpalenie, wyrzuty sumie-
MIA ME daily jej spokoju, p6ki
ME z}ozy}a zeznania. Szkoda
przez 6w pozar zrzadzona wy
nosi}a $75,0 Eva jest corka
powszechnie szanowanych
ro9zic6w W Duluth, MINI.
Wfoska opera.
New YORK, 92-go marca. =
z 80 os6b zfozony personal
w}oskiej opery pod zarzadem
pan6w Abbey, Schoeffel &
Grau, kt6ry ma W auditorium
W Chicago dawaG przedstawie-
MIA cd l kwietnia b. r., przy-
bywszy do New Yorku, mu'
sia} puscic sic W dalsza podr6z
bez kufr6w zawierajacych gar
derobe. Urzad c}owy kufry te
zatrzyma}. Kufr6w wszystkich
jest 65, a zatrzymano je z po-
wodu, re urzednicy mieli powo-
dy do mniemania, jakoby W
tych kufrach opr6cz garderoby
znajdowa}y sic przedmioty
ulegajace ocleniu. Pan Abbey
przyzna}, IL bye moze, re W
kufrach niekt6rych znajdujs
sic takie przedmioty, ale ofa-
rowa} zap}acic clio, byleby ku-
fry wydano jak najpredzej.
Wick sedziwy.
INDIANAPOLIS, 22go marca.
w miasteczku Cannelton, Ind,
po1ozonem mad rzeka Ohio,
odby} sic pogrzeb uajstarszego
mieszka6ca tego Stanu, Filipa
Kau, kt6ry liczy} 1o3 lat, 5
miesiecy i 81 dni. Kau pocho-
dzi} Hessen Darmstadt;; jako
mlodzieniec z wojskami zwia~
laalnohaL;oo.o noatak nu,1
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THE TRIAL CALENDAR
wsssios eouRp CIVIL pKPARrMxKY =
R.apN

wsssios eouRI - CIVIL pxPARrMENY - o..
Uas!sl Baxter "a American Building and
~ Assoeiation--set for May q
Say Va baxter-eet for May "a
Aes.i Is ava
- 4 pcrnbaah vs. North Erit!sh and Msr.
~can Insurance Compaay-Set Tor April Ia
Nv. Baker ct a. va Washington Iron Works
-ses Tor May Ia
sosn seasam 4 Co. va O D. Guilieil-ses for
Michael Esrlss vs. L W. Bisslow ct al.--se, for
Mackenzie ~. Puget Sound National
ae-sSi tor trial Aasli IL
~ April IL
ssafsy va Jones--set for April ~
"kiea eorKr-cEisiHAL pEPARrMKSr--
HuAKs. }.
Aassaa N. Wslshew vs. Seattle National Bank
gsassg Com psny--Set Tor April IL
Davis Va Northern Pacific Railway Con-
Sss-set Tor April IL
ssaes fsTks Va Cily--Sst for April IL
Alaln ~
nh Wolf vs.. r A. Jenseu-ses for April IL
eaases Va ]. T. icues--Sei Ter April Il
seeneaa tuges sound Railway Company
.eors es sl-sel Tor April L.
lyra q W. II DA-'Asa--os' LOT
@Apxlia
ensees Va N. Day c, al-Set fer April Il
Ar :. Aoyes va ;. II. Loag assd--sss Ter
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TRIAL ASKED.
tai Accuses Jurors Of
Improper Conduct.
\ DENY ALL HIS CHARGES.
Aeainst the P1rftan and Haytlan
repsbiis-FrssA In Resi- xstsss
TraasfsR Alleged.

nuoljon on behalf Of r. n. Lonsstaff,
4 = ~ aide the verdict for the defendant
ndespa March II in his suit against the
rndtsoo Street Gable Company for bodily
/ in,nn 10 his wife, was taken under ad-
ytunent BY Judge Humes yesterday.
fasp1son assigned Is improper conduct
= ~ part OF jurors H. Burke, n. Dolan
Nd George Van Waters in examining
10 track at the corner of Front and Mad
|sbm streets, and discussing tho case while
- seton was pending. 1t u also alleged
49, during the trial the company changed
5wmanner Of running cars.
L These charges are denied BY anidavits
fdfour of the jurors. who swear that they
~ not talked over the case, and that
H1sir presence 1t thseorner Of Front and
Hdison streets between 5 and q O'Clock
- tho afternoon of March l6 was entirely
accidental. They claim that they were
/ waking home along Front street and
saopped at tho corner to let car pass.
{ d loss not appear that they were all on
- corner at the same time. Anidavits
Svess also produced from all but two Of
- eripmen who were working upon the
SaAufnoon in question, to the effect that
- change had been made In the manner
[ q yunning the cars.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-02

This is day Of special sales. so II seems
to those looking around to buy. Dry
goods dealers. boot and shoe dealers,
jewellers and real estate dealers, oil have
their special sales And now comes, for
the first time in Seattle, a clearance sale
of pianos and organs. inaugurated by Mr..
+. Christianer, one of the most progressive
men in that line north Of San Francisco
Mr.. Christianer is an expert piano man,
being . practical workman in former
years. He knows all about pianos, and in
Seattle has built up magnificent business
and an excellent reputation. No: . COM
plant comes in after he sells An instru-
ment No great lot Of promises and false
representations are made by him. purely
business, here-to-s,ay principles. He buys
up great many bargains. and being salts
fed with fair margin gives the purchaser
the benefit. Of his ex experience. with . war
ranty as good as a bond.
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Cenpany-Aotiea Of plainti0 sse nsw trial:
~ foe hearing April
Moran BroG 8 Co " ,. ". 0eeess q TX
nsslS: = d''sadaas TOT ssv ma; - 'es
Stass N 4 J. baksr-Motiee Of aelsadaas ios
Soheaxing Of demurrer: ct fof April
suP.nIos couRr-cxIHrxAL D1PAsIHsNI-
HUHHs, 1
otato ~ Robe4t observation-disclosures: d.
i assI, e pleaded not guilty; 1'a' 81 io'
STATE N DON Z. Johnson-Aasault With Z
deadly weapon: :st ic Va. Aprii 70; ,,.a. -.
II. Martin Van Buren-Motions OF defendants
dismissed: Ill parties 70 appear Monday ct $50
state ". Emory H. wnsht-Motion 70 -,
state vs.. H. Evans, L p. Lewis, william
Priestey-seliing liquor on Sunday; motion 70
August soesensy :. Il. D. Lons.ksr-Dsisnd.
ants demurrer: sustained.
Robert ~ LongstsH ~. Madison Street Rsil-
way company-Motion 70 set aside verdict:
taken under advlsement
Hugh Hume rs. r }. Grahan-Dsfendaat
demurrer; submitted.
II; 3. CASTOR ~ 4 Asekintosh st sl.-Aotion:
stuart Keenan,, native Of Ireland. admitted 70
Application Of Ritca. n. Kinnsar for sdmts.
NON @ the oar; ordered 70 b admitted on TAX
H. c Donald Va Harriet Donald-John Wiley
appointed 20 report on . removable tee Tor Hart
d Hart, Defendants attornsya
suHsx1oR CouxT-EQUIrY papAx1H1xT-LAxe-
LEY. !.
:. J. D. Lowman ct al VI. D. ". West q Aeon
dnued.
J. T. Mitchell N. Charles Z. Clark-Tsmporary
II. b. Dewsbury Va Farragut Fire Insurance
Cemp,ny-Plaintihs motion to strike portions
OF reply: granted.
King county Va stAss-Motion Of default OF
defendant: granted.
Ellen Johnson VI. Andrew Johnson-Decres:
r. g Do Wolfe " Seattle Finance ana Build
Ing Company-Order confirming salA
n. Bresee VI Maria Bfesee-Decree: signed.
Harry Edlsman VI Seattle Planning Mill and
Manufacturing Company-Lsave to Ais com
paint In Intervention.
Jacob Furih Va Charles b. Kittingsr OF al
ers; signed.
state ex rel Martha Oars VI Gabriel Hanssn-
Continued to April g.
Application OF A. J. Boutslls for admission to
the bar-Ira d. Bronson. z. r. Dole. H. b.
6aueeOn appointed committee of examination.
J. q. Brown " p. p. Csrroll-Argued and
Charles q. Van Alstine. native Of Canada. 3D.
Caroline stevens Hatfield N J. 4 Hatasld-
Restraining order: signed.
suF8RIo8 couKf-PnoBAfR DRPAkxMYxT-LANo-
LIY.L
Estate Of 2. Il Johnson-Order 70 settle With
insurance company.
Guardianship OF Maggie McGss|ohu Lowell
appointed guardian: bond, $780,
ninistrAtor's bond
Estate OF James Arnold-Ordse approving
0nal account
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ss'os corKr-Cgv.L OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
n.ahsn Ncrshrup vs. Johnson q Nswson-
g = a. ;. g. Nssson &c discharged
sAeFfnoiCs Company vs.. !. ~ Brit,xiI-
ssSssasat ior SIS II. signed.
"VssSs W. Mi az e. " GEORGE Forrtar ..
seuon Tor new trial; denied.
~. v. Fisher st 81 " J. NJ. Oaislev e. a.
- q ssfea4A0s Tor rev ir8as: ovsrruled.
=. "a asn.4,toa - James oIsezry-Mo:ioR
fef tss siTgsd 49, ''s'' N'S~' !"-s AA's'-'
~ - - fletaFa3ng ~ City q! Seai,le-Mosson
H. So ~ t@r Sew trlsl. cysFru.ea; findings OF
$50 S0acluSia,4s ri law. stgaeel
- s u eAiStc " Fsout Street Cable Rail-
: 49, Sea s~Gy-<fr'iSg II default. signed.
:, -. l<asy Va fsal asiues AID wlfe-pefaul;
Sss.endaaii .,gne4.
FsaA ". fletcher Va J. NJ Arthur h CO.
Ezra 70 equity department.
- Aopss 81 =. "a PUGET aAoss Railway
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ne Llbol Against the Puritaa - The
Haysisn Republic Suit.
JI1gs Hanford took under advisement
y6Gfordsy Hugh R Studdert and Others
III lor wages against the steamer Puri-
~ The aggregate claims amount to
sensthing over $500 The defense il prin-
d3ally laches in allowing sixteen months
y slapss after the claims became due, in
Nsy. 1891, before suit was brought. Dur
/ hg good part of this time. however, 1t il
| ei1insd that the vessel vas tied up with
daims ct Astoria.
Receptions to the libel brought against
ffhs steamer Haytian Republic by H. w.
I 1Aksr. for loss occasioned by the destruc-
[ tlon Of Bakers wharf on November 50,
Evege confessed in tho United States court
yesterday. One Of the principal objections
i've that It was not properly case Of ma
lime tort
I Objections 70 the proposed bill Of partio-
[Islars In the case Of Eva Levy W. Thomas
I L Brown ct al were heard and settled BE-
Ire Judge Hanford.
| The United States court will b open
Monday morning for transaction Of purely
formal business. and In the afternoon
\ Judge Hsnford will leave for Spokane to
souysne the United States court.
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PERSONAL

yM ailinssr, OF Port Angeles, 10 guest OF
the Occidental.
Col George II. Megguisr, OF Anacortes. 10 .
guest of tie Grand.
Mr. and Mrs ". IL Davis. OF Puyailup. Are
guests OF the Arlington.
DR.. aud Mrs d. {. Rogers. of sitkA. Alaska, are
stopping At the Rainier.
A. Campbell. OF Port Blakslsy. registered
Yesterday at the Rainier.
IN rtnler came over from South Bend yes
te-day. and IN stopping ct the Grand
C Moves came down from Mount Vernon
yesterday, aad registered at the Diilsr.
Mira J. q. Held. accompanied by her two
children and Frsnk James, are among the City
OF Topeka's passengers, stopping at the Airing
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New Law Does Not Scare Delinquent
The new law requiring that certificates
Of payment Of taxes be attached to all
deeds before they can be recorded gives
satisfaction In the auditors ofiioe. Deputy
Auditor Fink says: 1.-THE new law APP
pears to work smoothly enough, and there
has been no perceptible decrease in the
number Of instruments offered for record
since it went into effect. OF course. there
will always be . number Of people who
protest against any innovation, but tho
majority speak favorably Of the change.
Those who object do 90 chiefly on account
Of the additional time required to get the
treasurer's certificate. Some delay is oc-
casoned by having to hold deeds sent by
mail until the senders can be notified Of
the amount Of taxes due. On this account
the law 10 a source Of Inconvenience to
uon-residents"
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Coursho us. ana C..nty Noeee.

Ihs taking OF testimony in Thomas Rsdding's
hesl against the steamer Flyer Tor damage sus-
TIMED By tho steamer Mary =. Perisy In the
eailision that occurred on October 4 leeQ viii
esga before United States Commissioners
tRiSss early next week
he shsrin yesterday made out his report to
uaited States Marshal Thomas r Brown con.
saaine United States prisoners confined In the
sNny Jail during the quarter ending March 81.
nseiiows: Total number OF prisoners received,
total taken from jail, Is: on hand. 4 The
iaeaf srs two Cinnamon. All Choy and Yen Dye.
eselsncsd to deportation by United states Com
alntonsf Emery on Tuesday.
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The following new cases were filed in
Ne Office Of the clerk Of the superior court
yntefday:
allie A. Mcbride Va Ida c. Aftksn Of al
astcn 10 recover &. 500 and 70 forsclose mort.
UgA
ssssson & Post Mil Company VI. John Mont.
s'nssy -Action 10 recover $751; - on Q promis-
MT nota
{ Niles vs. Arthur ST. George ct al-Action
osss aA'de conveyance. and 10 subjscs property
: ~ judgment Tor 1857 and costs.
hssis Isaac Va. William Isaac-suit for . d.
wss: abandonment and non-suppork
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The lease Of Grace hospital to the Wash.
ington General Hospital Association has
expired and the trustees Of Trinity Ep,s.
copal church, who hold the property In
trust, took charge yesterday. Arrange
msnts have been made by which E. s.
Tremaine will continue - superintendent
and Mrs. Tremaine as matron. The hos
pital buildings are located At the corner OF
Thirteen h and Spring streets. and we're
bull; in 1855 through the efforts Of mem
bers Of the Trinity church congregation.
Three years ago this month it vac leased
TO the general hospital association and
one month later Mr.. and Mra Tremains
took charge. Since that time over 81 600
worth of improvements have been made
and others are contemplated during the
coming summer.
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Tho Dow Manufacturing Company will
remove from Latona into it, new building.
close to tho Western mill. early next
week. 1t has recently fled articles Of in.
corporation.
The Ferguson Shingls Company has
closed down their plant for . short time in
order to put in drag saw and make some
other needed Improvements, which will
enable il to handle logs and do away with
the necessity Of having Its timber cut into
bolts in the timber. The output will also
be increased to l25, 900 per day.
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Claim the Transfer Was FPaudulent.
4 The 4 G. Miles Company brought suit
b the superior court yesterday against
Arthur st. George. Daniel O'Reilly and
John J. Dryer, praying to have transfer
II property, made by St. George to o. Reilly
I'D b. him to Dwyer. set aside - in de-
rand Of its rights and TO have . judge
nsnt for 1857 and costs. obtained against
= George. declared . first lien upon the
rsputy. Tho plaintiff claims that the
kaastss was made without consideration
1 tsWsvent the property from being made
subiect to the judgment which was after
sssd obtained. The property consists Of
eeelot and quarter interest In another,
M IN North Seattle.
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New Seattle Theater. Sunday Nisht
Anril q.

A special engagement has been made
with DR.. and Eva Eddy. the worlds great
est mediums and mind readers, who will
give one Of their illustrated lectures on
spiritualism, also display their wonderful
illustrations Of Undertaking power. at the
new Seattle theater, Sunday night. April 2
Upon this occasion DR.. and Eva Eddy will
introduce some new things never before
given on any public stage. Wherever they
have appeared their audiences have been
very enthusiastic before the entertainment
was half over. Their various manifesto
tons are said to be superior to any that
have yet been given in this city. As there
will Do . small admission fee charged the
house will doubtless be crowded to the
doora
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Articles for Seattle Womsn's Exhibit.
Articles intended for the women's de-
partment Of the Washington Worlds fair
exhibit should DO sent to the studio Of
Miss Fannie s. Campbell, room 81 Hinck-
ley block, where they will DO taken care Of
In glass cases and insured at their full
value. Each article should be labeled or
tagged with the full name and address of
the lender, and il intended for sale should
be SO marked, together with the price
askAA
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Opening OF Ross Acad envy

The Ross seminary at Ross will be FORM
ally opened on Tuesday morning with ser
vices by Prof. A. Bears. tho principal. at
10 O'Clock. 1t is divided into three depart
men,s, the primary. intermediate and
academy. for which the tuition fees are So,
81 and Sl0 respectiyeiy
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Four Fine Homes.

location: Renton Hin. Queen Anne Hiil
Rainier and Washington streets. These prop
critics are far shove The average In location, de
sign, materials. sise OF grounds, finish and
modern irnproysme1t. Everything new AM
of extra value: prices moderate and terms o.
sale easy. c. & iAvermore, ~ Hincklsy block
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me Y,sl.r WIN C... A~.,,.

1uo x0e1oT VIII Coso ARosns
Notions on behalf Of Mrs. Yesler and
Dn Jordan and Van Buren, to quash pro-
uodings instituted against them for con.
sBtracy and the destruction Of the Yeslsr
vil. we're dismissed by Judge Humss yes
1asday. All parties interested were ordered
ioaprsar before him on Monday morning
1910 o'clock.
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TAXES BEAR INTEREST NOW.
Dsys OF 0rsce Expire-Ove1 800, 900
0sill OollnQuOnk

Days Of grace for the taxpayer have
passed and all taxes unpaid today are de-
linquent and bear 20 per cent. interest,
with an additional s per cent. penalty.
The thirty-day extension Of time Of pay
ment was boon to many, but the treas
urer's Office has nevertheless been crowded
for the last three or four days.
The total tax levy amounts to sos, $50. 81.
Of which $Jol, 37034 has been paid since
December l. This would indicate. after
allowing sc. 900 yet in the mails and not
accounted for in this estimate, delin-
quency roll Of about $l06, 900. Yesterdays
receipts, exclusive of mail, were S., 81z10.
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Madison Street

The best street, with the best street car
line double tracked) and the best street
car service in the city.
There Il . car each way every four
minutes, and It only takes l6 minutes to
20 down town o. back.
You can live there and 60 70 and lfo
without feeling that you are spending the
most Of your time on the street cars
The Madison Street Cable Railway
Addition 10 on Hadison street-not half
mile away.
II Il on both sides Of the street and mono
Of the lots are more than . block away
from the cable line.
From Q considerable portion Of the
property there 10 . good view Of Lake
Warrington and the Cascade mountainA
You don't have to transfer 70 30 to
Madison Street Cable Railway Addition.
It i on direct car line and the fare II
Q nickel.
Madison street = the main artery 3
Lake W ashington.
This property Il within few minutss'
walk Of the lake. With III IT. amusement
and recreation features.
0ns important point IL, yeu can
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Water will be shut off on Twelfth street
and Broadway from Yesler avenue to Mad
ison street on Monday. Aprii3. from a.
m. to Up. m. Il. II. Cailigan, superintsn-
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From Arrii tie " oodisad Park car will carry
passengers one fare for round tip. First Cal
leaves Fremont at o.ss -
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Novelty dress goods. all wool, 81 cents
per yard, Monday only. Max G. Open.
heimer, Second and Spring streets
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Ifyou are tired taking the large o. i-fsshionei
ginning pills try Carriers Little Liver Pills and
lake some comfort A cans stand every
ia!nC oae Pill q dose Try them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-02

Diamond rings IS upwards At Basyss. s
EroG. street