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IHE FOURTH AT TACOMA.
A Psrads, Of Police. MtIisis and Civic
OrRaut attons.

TAoox.. July Especial. Tho feat
ures of the parade here tomorrow will be
the presence in the line Of tho Chieftains
League. consisting of the military degree
OF the Iinnroved Order Of Red Men and
the TACOMA Wheelmen's Club. The for
mer wiii:aprear in continental uniforms.
including cooked hats, knee breeches and
. proiusipn Of silk and satin and some
lace. TIC parade will start At 10 q IN.
and will :he made Up az follows:
Platoon sos police. Chief Davis in command
crslsd Marshal Cot. II. Fletcher.
Tacoma Shesimen on bicycles. thirty men,
eudsr CAPT NeDons!d
Troop q. National Guard. Capt J. Ashton,
thirty men.
Company :. Sssioaa. Guard. Capt l. N. Howell.
thirty Eve men
Harmony hand. forsy-tarse pieces. J. psIAa.
gevln. leader.
Chissisins League. Rel aea. Capt A. =. Hoska,
SIXTY msn.
sons OF Veterans. Capt psHuS. forty Ia lire
United worxmea. l!tY aea.
Bessde.t the parade shere will be excur-
sions 10 Gig Harhor. Henderson, Bay ani
Chausau,iaa Beach. Harmony Lodge wiil
give a cosesr, and dance IN the exposition
building in the afternoon aud evening. Al
the o.,.upic ihes,cs the Blue aad
Gray" ": II he presented in the afternoon
and again in the evening. Flr~worxs will
ne So, of:as the Tacoma ho,e. in the even
ing and Il ether points throughout the
city. Tl,ers wiii he e!amhaks NJ Sae!-
tom Rrses,. The Uniform RANK. knIgats
of Pv,hsxs. 10 no; expected TO go Ia Seattle.
but Com sany @. OF the National Guard Of
Wa.hinsson. viii 60 10 Whatcom 10 take
part in abe celebration there ". IL.
CaiAlns lind senator Charles Z. claypoo!
will ser addresses, the former AZ Van
couver, wash. ana the latter At Waascorn.
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few indeed Of the male converts TO CHRIS
tisnisy. made asser they are adults. are
tue ChxissianA For white girls who
marry or hold any Communication With
them he has the utmost PITY. il no; con-
tempt. Mr.. Gardner Is . boyish-looking.
s-noo:h-saaven young man. and il Is With
difieaity that one can believe him TO BE-
nesriy 30 years o! age
He has been engaged in the work Of sup
pressing the imnosai traffic before re-
fesred 10 for more than ten years. eight
years in Victoria alone. On the Canadian
side Of the line he has done much 70 de-
ssroy il. and in San Francisco he has also
done great deal 10 thai end.
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~Whafs the Use IA trying 10 ,ay up any
taiax- argue many people OF limited Easana
I'VE can a most aaiy sare . few dollars q
month. and What can ron DO vssa few doliars
III you put thea in hAak the dsslars Are net
reseepcssy large, q the end ef tie year. -
What inducenens 10 there to eccacmsss and ~
and ses On in tie world" Ana - . result cs
saisiogic they viii cont:ars to live hight up to
fassr iaccrass ard Be poorer. II anything. At the
cad OF the ysa- than they vsrs 81 the con-
meacemece
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Beautiful
~ Women
~ NJ DR.. Simms'
kN&Ns Arsenic
Complexion Waters

The cnfy real bczussasr ct TIE Ska asd Form. -
ncvas al izpessectsoas. p.mpes. freekies. rsossa&
saassae.. soashae>s aas eaAzs<aess. pro<ssseins
s>ssaf-l clear asd rekaed eeGsPaerso1. the sdzrs-
toa ct al hehoidsr< fess-csiy safe. aa9 An b
e-sooasi- uei .sy srae are. ;ss desired rxssh /
eAxasae4. Get ne ssns-1e, sa.le ~ TAa2ies Co,
,. W. Mo<roe- Cascaxo Al SrayE1eA q mailed
srsss y q prize. tsaopes b1x
faI aa-e ~ Stewart HolEaes Drt-z Co
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S15A MONTH
WILL BUY A
CHOICE LOT

Ia strictly high grade nsis hhorhocd, with .
magnificent view. city water. electric iishss aud
shrss-oiass car line passing your door.
If yen are . reasoning psson give this suh!sc
little thought II may mean bread and but
Ter aud horae and fortune to you some day.
There II not much encouragement to put .
few dollars in stocking every month or even TO
put IL ~ interest You probably never heard of
person who got rich In that way and started
with nothing. How have the rich men madc
their money: Go over the list OF Seattle .
wealthy men. Have they made their big money
from their professions or commercial pursuiss
Not one If tkess, and would tuss like to I'LL up
this column with their names. but you know
them - we'll - VIZ da They saved . little
money and bought property and saved and
bougnt mora There Is hardly Seattle million.
aire who has not become rich in the Same way.
Whys
Because real estate 10 the foundation OF Gil
wealth.
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HouIrY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., J.

HoCITY DEPARTNENr-LANaLRY,J J.
A. B. BroOkshirc W. J. McKeycher ct Are
straining order allowed a. TO defendant BROOKS;
denied as to all others.
John Cappect VI. Peter Alladio-Continued "a
July &
J. A. Ray w. J. T. Jones-Motion for new
trial
West Seattle Land and Improvement Com.
pany VI. Henrietta ucrriman ct al-Defauit;
dniings Of facts, conclusions or law. etc.
signed.
USfrED STATES DISTRICT couRr-HANFoRp. J.
In the matter OF the illegal detention OF Mrs.
Lee Fook Bow-Coutinued to July 5, ls93: cause
transferred to Tacoma
United States W. Wong Wing-Dscision Of
United states c0mmissioaer: affirmed.
United Sta,cs w.. All Sum-Dccisi0n Of United
States commissioners: affirmed.
Dexter Hatch ct al. va Z. c. Ferguson ct al. -
Time for defendant TO take testimony extc nded
to August !. 1874
X. 8. Albright and J. w. Adams. OF Tacoma,
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tn. r.urss - Kiieushurs.

EIlEx; EuEa, July S-.sPecial. i-bnss-
ness wss;s suspended here this after
noon, marty every business man being
ou, decorating h.s premises fos somor-
rows expiration. The business portion
o. the .os IS gaiiy dressed IN bunting and
eveFgrse;, and many residences are also
deeoEates There 10 no; the slightest evil
d~noe O; har. times visible here today.
every m;n doing ell IN his power 10 make
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TIE CITY look attractive 70 the many visit
OH coming tomorrow TO participate in the
great ceaebratson- In view Of tie grand
crops assured in this rsxion and the gen
erai good outlook. psopse think they are
ieiiy jussined 10 going 70 the expsnse Of .
Big esiebrssion. The city u already full Of
Stranger. and the success Of the under.
taxing II fully aeeured-
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DREXEL
AVENUE
HEIGHTS

Offers better opportunity for starting q for
tune than was ever before offered In this city.
for the simple reason that never before in Sc
attic has such strictly high grade property been
offered on easy enough terms to place It within
reach Of people VINO only have . few dollars .
month 70 invest just think OF ~ 80 cash and
SIS month for a. choice residence property -
there il In Seattle. Either - . speculation or
the purchase Of . domestic. IL 10 a remarkable
offer. II means buying nns lot today ut hard
times prices aud paying for II during the next
two or thrss years aud you getting al Of tho in
crease in vaiusa There's nothing that doubles
up like real estate II you buy legitimate prop
srty and keep clear Of wildcat outside schemsa
That's the reason 1t makes psop,s itch
Drexel Avenue Heights 10 to b ssld
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Cejsbsosiea q Ceossulia.
The people II Csntraiis viii have . big
ceieorasion today and Maj George W..
Casderwood will Be orator Of the day.
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Union ssrae<. st I'D q ~ sharp. Coa yo,spA
SresA wigEsss that tine detail ooe con sauy sor
sacor lus: via instructions 70 peuessA inme-
e5sssiy WITH tbs First rsssmszs hsn1 70 vhar:
q feoe ef Aaston sseess 10 sseetvs asd escort
Unissa ossjss Blue Jscksss - y. G. v. aruory
Seattle E11svss ssssmhis q IL 4 G. W,
srnosy as o'eloek q n
Ali carriages fer ofHcsAls and tsviSod R1aph e
Rainier ei - 81 > O'Clock Ana
All Of tss orgsaixsssons eomposin4 Division
No. VII - uH1es he eemnana cf Assistant
MAMMAL Etssss ssa>ie
YIsss Rtk mont e. R.. K Of r.. q =. G. ".
sfnosy. C|ioa street, oeloek.
fosss Of ihs Grand Asny of she Republic Win
assemble ~ s>coad ssa ns1tsou, fight resting
on Asdisci. end IDA The itns - il $1,000
Norwegian woFkDsa. Sogvogfan eisxtur 60.
cssfy. Gsfsnan L.sossksuns and Arfoa SINGING
vs,esa OF: Third street. isis rssssag % Pike. q
c'eioek-
Al. bodiis composing the seeood division ass
unSsT tbs immediate command OF Assistant
Marshal Il 2. EdssnL
Az osfsnisssioss eenposiag tie western
csntsai Labor Onion assemble on Fiisa ssssss,
right sssIag o. Untou. Ct O'CLOCK q N.
AL ofgs iaissssons In the third divfsioa vtII b
eedsf tai Immediate command OF Assistant
AArsssi Z: o. Wallace.
Al aosss participating shAil ssssmh:s on
Third sssssst, between Union and Nadisou, risas
resting oss niou, q o'clock 4 n. sharp
All pssssns in charrs OF f,oass ren0rs "a Assiss.
att Narp6ai Tyussen r DYER. VIM nil 3. In
immsdiafy command OF eli bodies composing
the fcurss dtyfe.ou
tifss s4iimsns. y. O. w.. will asosm BE q shsiI
quarter, =. q. w. asmosy. 1t o'eioek Z m
Lushsn = IAnesf's band VIII report TO Assist.
ant Nassttal T. r. Edssn Of the corner Of Uniou
and ThIns sssUsA &C Q o clock a -.
CosdraS.s hand vii report 70 Assistant Mar.
shsi 4. ID wsiiscs at the corner OF Fourth and
Union stslsss At . clock . N.
At the Close OF the parade the literary
exercises: OF the day will befheId in uni.
Vefyity stuare acrnrdiy . IN ths foi;ovius
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New Suits Filed.
The following new suits were died In the o6ics
OF the clerk OF the superior court yesterday:
Daniel OLeary w. James Duval aud J. H.
Woolery. sheriff OF King county-Suit for TEN.
pofary restraining order
John Lowell ct ux.-Petit,on for writ of habcss
corpus
j. n. E. Atkinson ct al. W. Thomas Booth q
al and Columbis Il Puget sound railroad -
garnishee-Sut to recover &S7a
w. A. sWinerton vs.. q. w. Boardmau ct al
Suit to recover @7l IS on account
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A, nocia the national salute will b fred
from ths1uns OF the Monterey.
At I .o'ciock there viii b open air
concerts :as Madison park, Madrons park
and Lssshi park, 1t the termini Of the
three Gayle lines on Madison and James
streets AID Yesisr avenue.
A. O'Clock matt nee performances will
be sivens 1t the Seattle and Cordray's
theaters.: Al the former Frohman's (New
York; Lysceum Theater Company will pre-
sent ''Th, Wife" At Cordray's the rsgu-
lar comp;ny will give "The Count"
The mrs department Will not take part in
the paraes today. owing TO the decision of
the commissioners that the occasion Ii one
where tka greatest precaution must be
taken against acondagration. and that the
best means TO prevent such thing IL to
keep the sremsn and apparatus ready to
repond ffSm the houses, and not from the
line OF psjade. The order WAS given yes
terday thtt every man be on duty from IL
O'Clock st.noo until further orders. The
firebost tnoqualmis will give public ex-
hihition q her water-throwing capacity at
O'Clock IN the afternoon ct the foot Of
Madison itreet.
At O'Clock, also. there will be . balloon
ascension: and parachute drop by Nine.
Leland, rnler the management of Prof
Soper. At Leschi park.
Ats O'Clock the third and final baseball
game Of che week will be played between
the Seattle Maroons and the Bsilingham
Bay nine, sat the Madison street park.
During 1.-THE afternoon there vail b .
baseball game between the Y. N. G. A.
nine and the State university nine, 1t
West Seattle.
At 3 O'Clock there will be Q thrss-nile
swimming race for purse Of $500. between
q. w. HEbbard and Prot. Deemler, from
Laurel Shade.
In the s5ening. at 10 o'clock, 1.-The Charity
Ball" via DO rendered by the Lyceum
Theatsr Company at the SEATTLE theater,
and "Thy Count" will DO given at Cor
dray'a
At s:3s p. m. there will DO = brilliant
electrical illumination and display At the
Coal paiase on Pioneer place. followed by
an iliumis sted bicycle parade. The Wan
dersrs' Cycling Club. Of Victoria, b. c..
will send over . uniformed drill corps Of
twelve msn.
The festivities Of the day will conclude
with ANOTHER exhibition Of the search
lights Of ,,hs warship Monterey. Tonight
all four lights will DO used. inHead Of two,
rs was ths case last night.
There will 30 . reception rendered to the
officers IL the Monterey At the Rainier
Club on friday evening at 8 O'Clock. after
the vessel returns from her visit TO Ia
coma.
Manager Cordray has offered the free
use Of boxes in his theater to the invited
guests o. any night they may wish 10
visi, the sheater.
Between thirty and forty members Of
the poliee force will take part in the
parade. chief Jackson. in full uniform.
will head the squad. followed by Capt
Hogie afsd Drill Master John Brennan.
Chief Jstkson has not called extra men
into sersaee for the celebration. but will
keep ordsr throughout the cit y with his
La - hnx
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MAGGIE M'GEE AGAIN,

Her Mother Tryiag 10 Get Her Out Of
the House Of Good shepherd.
John Lowell and Kate Lowell. his wife,
fled their petition for s writ of habeas
corpus for Maggie Lowell. or Maggie Nc
Gee. IS she Was known before her adop-
ton by the Loveiis last month. The girl
is Il years Of age and is the daughter of
Mrs Lowell by . former marriage. Last
month Mrs. Lowell left Maggie at the
House OF the Good Shepherd Not long
after she changed her mind and took . no
ton to have her daughter herself She
demanded the girl Of the Sister Superior,
and was refused her.
The Sister Superior claims that Mrs.
Lowell left the girl with the institution to
be taken care OF until Is years Of age.
This Mrs. Lowell denies. claiming tina.
there was no agreement a. to the length Of
time her daughter vas to remain as the
House of the Good Shepherd.
Judge Langley granted the writ and re-
turn will be made on it July at p. m.
Courts and Public Omcss.
Judge Hsatord adjourned the United States
district court yesterday until July II; Judge
Langley. of the superior court. will have little
business every day for week or more.
The county missloners were in session
yesterday morning and transacted some routine
business The plat of Panther Lake Garden
Traess was approved. The boasd meets again
Monday.
Licences 70 wed were Issued yesterday for
Samuel Rice and Sylvia Ballard, both OF Frank.
lin; James A. Bowles aud sadie 4 Meyers. both
OF Seattle: Evan ID. Jones and Cathar.ne LLOYD,
both OF Csrbonado: Francis Morgan. Of Mount
Vernon, and Eta St Ores, OF st. Helena, Col +,
and E. c. Baird and Emmogsns Peek. both Of
Seattle
Articles OF incorporation OF the Queen City
and Eureka Baking Company were fled ia the
auditors Office yesterday. The capital stock il
$4,000 In $50 equal shares the principal place Of
business viii 10 seattle. and the incorporates
are A. Krug. D. A. Dufy. II. r. stoei. IT,. H.
Oischensky. A. J. Wells, Otto Schmidt and r. J.
Peterson.
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r. 8. Albright and J. w. Adams. Of Tacoma,
arc In Seattle attending the celebration.
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OF
LAKE AND
MOUNTAINS

Thu view takes In the entire sweep OF Lake
Washington. tho snow clad Cascades, Mouat
Rainier and tie olymplcA IL 10 . bswildering
panorama AMI the delight OF sii persons fas.idI-
Gus on the subject Of view. There are numsr-
ous handsome residences Ia the immediate VI
entity and there will be many more A. time goes
on II il only few minutes down town. and 1t
ought 10 add something 10 one life. and surely
rnneh TO ones happiness ana peace OF mind. 70
live in such . ssivhcos hood. located ~ IL 10,
high and DRY, with plenty OF ozone and Va
rely OF grand AMI beautiful scenery.
This opportunity 10 . very nsetinx ord. The
property won't last long on suen terms and
prices. and many people will 10 disc ppointed
because they ala NOS taxa Advantage Of IL in
Tina
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Marchons! MarchonS!!

MdIUnOnS. MdICnOnS.
The sale Is still, going on. Do not miss
this sale. for il will last bat few days
longer. Take advantage Of
Our Job Lot Sale!
Our sample Lot sale!
Oar Remnant Sale!
Our Odds and Ends Sale!
Our Grand Clearance sale!
The stock consists Of short lengths OF
cheap Dress Goods. Gioghams. Caicoes,
Fiannels. Tgeeds and Jeans, Table Linen,
Crashes, White Goods. etc. from factories,
shor; lengths Of Laces. Esnbroider1ss and
Ribbons. sample line OF Hosiery, HAND
kerch.efs and Towels from drarnineEs.
odds and ends of Corseis. Lace Curtains.
Por,ieres. Infants Wear. etc. JOB !os Of
Dress Trimmings. job lot OF te.ings, lob
10, of Belts. Job LOT Of Ladies Waists, JOB
10, Of Wrappers, ETC.
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(soapaAY's THEATER
~ Gosaer Third and Madison ssreesA
J, r. CSsdray Co. Owners ana Nauaseys
GRAND HOLIDAY PROTECTION
Week Commencing Monday. Jaly q
Rssppesssnce ~ M barrett viatos In she bSaue1.
fai m~iofssgsa. In six sscss, emitted
THE COUNT THE CoENfl THE COUNT
Assisted ~ Nj. ssesss- TsAdos ana "A
excellent dramatic company.
E<aatifai scenery and ArprorrtSts cossumoa
GkAaD FOURTH OF July MATINEE
Regular saturday Matinee
PRICKs OF ADMISSION - rsssaestA 80.
Dress tlreis. toc, nAlcony. zoe; Gallery, 9oes
kox sests, 7sc.
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d e to $l5 per day At home. selling Lightning
ID Platter and piatti q jeweliy. watches. table,
Ware, etc. tlaies the finest OF Jewelry good 40
el. No exp, r,~nce. No capital. livery house hes
goods net ding platirg.
II. X. UkLNO L CO., Columbus, Ohio.
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sbAHU k62 iUI Gu, BUSTUN, 3A'
my8dwlyr

A LAR0E Corporation control ing 'h- ma"nfsc
~ ture and ssle Of IN art cl- OF r. merit and N
general use Wishes to }, cure one agent in were
town and city where they tav- no,e 1t present
xxcLUsIvH RI0Rr IN L RaE TERRrroRv GlvsS
Goods are wsrranted & be ~ represented Hun
0reds ef agents are handling these Wohas. tnn'
ureds Of thousands sre wearing them. The bHsi
ness 10 legt.imste. prnhta enormous. experience
not neceesary. For full particulars address COR,
eo1ArIoN, LIax. NAss.
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eARNABY Rv0cE AND cRR:sTMAo
oLivE : TW.s7 AND GREAT ExPEc-
TATlONS,
THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP AND
A TALE OT TWO CITIES. HARD.
TIMES ARD TIE MYSTERY OF
:CWIH OkOCD.
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ri paid. STEADY work. New 0cods
- samples free. J. +. HILL + 20.
txnsta. Majle. n
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DAVID COPPERF:ELo,
EHART:ll CHUZZLEW:T.
N;CHOlES kickELEY,
DoM1EY AND SON,
clEAN HOUSE,
LITTLE DCET.T,
CUR E..UTuAl FRIEND,
P:CEW!CE PAPERS,
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,CEATC wanted. LIBrRAL SALARY PAID.
'O1sVs " At home or to travel. TEAM 1UR.
'sHED FREE. z. y. vlCKEKY, AuQussa. Maine.
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F y"u wish to advertise nythine anywhere at
any time write to dEO. r. HOWELL CO.,
=. ruce street. reW York.
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Male Help Wanted.

a ACTIVE PERSON. OF GOOD CHARAC.
n ter to trave with ea peuses paid. II pr. Mt.
ing established hOUsr sHllry -to., with !. crease:
enclose r. fe rnc~ and A. II. .sdre 50. stanl.a IN.
ve.ope. General Maaar'r. . K y. aver +, chicago.
a1tl8dw
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And sometimes Rirls) for ordinsry service %
wages. er np"n indeniurr, ia. work, attend schooi
nd he brougtt up somewhat rs your own;l and
hi'dfen usy be had for legal adoption.
Address: T.. r. DOOLEY,
6"pt. Oregon Roys' and Girls Aid Society
PORTLAND, Oregon.
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(OR sALE-The United States and Canadian
patents, recently issued, for an article Of
lat merit and uuit,y. Received luedsl 0i supe.
riiy ~ American Institute FsIr. N. Y. Or will
"A otxte rights.
37l fulton st.. Brooklyn, N. r.: Room ITO
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MT. CARROLL SEMINARY
(MT CARROLL, ILL.,
Ont CARROLL, ILL.,.

in Its iNh
study exenl
for
ar) wth"" examination distinguishing
"g practical department. Conservatory Of Music;
school the best I'll
Ill
breadw wmers O bune posion
This institution from nj
of the wear m
lose young graduated this year min,
Idaho Woshinpon
Wes-eaclng
school, write the principal AMI e
The Dread"
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The DOLLAR COLUMN

IAdvertlsemeuts not exceedlnR IN inch Tor ten
Of small type) IN length will be inserted -
this column for dollar per week. or nifty cents
she nrst insertion and ~ enty. 1--we cents escA ID.
ditional linsertion-payable In advsnce.l
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FAILED FOR 10000, 900.

The English, Scottish and Australian Bank,
with Many Branches. Goes to the Wall.
LONDON. April 12-The English. Scottish
and Australian Bank has failed. with lia-
bilities amounting TO f6.000. 600. or $50. 0.000.-
600. The bank was incorporated by royal
charter in 1852. and claimed to have paid
up capital of f9o0. .00O and reserve fund
of f3l0.0O0. The London office is at No. IS
Lombard street. z. c. Charles John Hogan
Is chairman aud the board Of directors in
.cludes William Georye Eden, John
Inglis, Sir VIM. Anderson Ogg. j. ID. Thomp-
son. james Tullock and John Harrison
Watson. The auditors are w. A. Elm and
Alexander Young and the bankers for the
institutions are the Bank of England, Ma
tionGl Provisional Bank Of England. Brit
ish Linen Company Bank and the Bank Of
Ireland. The suspended bank has main
branches AT Sydney. Adelaide. Brisbane
and Melbourne. and at various lesser ports
In the colonies OF New South Wales. Vic
toria and South Australia. 10 transacted
banking and exchange business between
Great Britain and the Australian colonies
and had large deposita The failure ho1
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-13
CLEvELAND's MIDDLE.
Affairs of the City in Tangled Condition
Subordinates Running the Offices.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CLEVELAND. April 12.-The affairs OF this
municipality are in o state bordering on
anarchy. There is q mayor and nothing
more. 1t was thought that the terms of Of
flee of the directors of the different
departments of the city expired when
the Mayor went out of Office. Legal
authorities say that such is not the
case. 1t the meantime three directors
have resigned and three hang on.
The Mayor does not know whether to
recognize the latter or not. The officers
that he appointed have not been confirmed
by the Council. which is Republican. and
the chances are they will not be- AT pres
ent subordinates in offices are running the
city's affairs. There can be no solution of
the middle until the Republicans IN the
Council are willing to give in. and they
are not likely to, after the unexpected as
sumption of office by Mayor Blee week
ahead of tho usual time.