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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04
burlington Council No. b. II. and S. NJ.

At the annual assembly of Burlington
council No. o, r. and S. NJ, held Wednesday
evening, the following officers were elected
for the year ensuing: s. Story, jr., T. |. NJ. ;
A. w. johnson, d. NJ; G.. w. Lowrey, 7.
c. OF W.. w. G. Reynolds, treasurer; S.
Nichols recorder; ID. A. Stone G. OF G.. !;
II. +. Reynolds, {. of c.; &. o. Tyler.
steward; q. II. Whitman, sentinel. Com
panion L. o. Hibbard, grand master OF the
grand council, was present and, after ex-
smplifcation OF ths work, installed the
newly elected officers. Companion Hibbard
also made some very pleasant and encoursg
ing remarks, which were much enjoyed by
those present.
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DIED.

SULL1vAN.-At his home Oh South Battery
st. Jolu j. sullivan, in the forty-third year
oil his age.
KowLEY.-ln this city, Arril 18th, 1895, Amer
y. Bow,ey, aged ~ wears.
SAFFaND, At their home, Il South Willard
street, mt n O'Clock Thursday. the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Stafford,
BRtDLEY.-In Charlotte, Vt, on Tuesday.
April - is9i, Norman W. Bradley aged ~
years, II months ana - DAYS.
PEHKINs.-At the home of his son, Prof G.
II. Perkins, Rev. T.. u. Perkins, in his SD
year.
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+. ID. Coliss, who lives on the Highgate
road about two miles from st. Adams, while
at work on his farm Friday morning
found in a clump of bushes an United States
mail sack filed with papers, says the Mes
senger. The sack was at once brought to
the postotiice by Mr.. Colliss, and its con
tents were looked over as much as possible,
but as the sack had been in the place whore
found many mouths 1t was impossible to
decipher any names on the packages. The
sack contained papers, principally Weekly
FREE PRESSES, dated October G, 1892. 1t
is supposed that the sack was ptolen from
the station at st. Adams whit, awaiting
| transfer.
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Professor Clark, Optician,

Makes no charge 10 determine IL your eye.
sight can be improved, headache relieved an d
nervous ness overcome by having glasses
u, operly fitted He will he at 80 Church ST.,
Chester HIldreth's Jewelry store two weeks,
commencing Monday, May 18th. Free exama.
tons and consultations,
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The regular whiting opticiau, notifies that he
will be at Chester hildreta's Jewelry store
% Church st., again May 10Th, and renal n
two weeks, ne hsess no intrsduction to our
citizens, as his reputation hse bee n established
here many years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04

THE BEST SALyE in tic world for Cuts. Rrui.
Sos, Sores tlcors, salt hheum, ever Sores,
letter, CAspped Hands, Chilblalns, Corns, and
all skin Eruptions, and positively cures ri .es,
perfect Satisfaction or money refunded. Price
p cents per boz. For sale by q. l.. LaFoun-
tain Il Co, 90 Church S., and I4S No. Cham
plan st.
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A25. 900 In Pro lum. -.

Offered by Llggett &c Myers Tobacco Co. of
st. Louis, Mo. The one gu sssing nearest the
number Of people who W i'll attend tie Worlds
Fair gets 100000, the second Sl,000.oN, etc
Ten star tobacco tags ent lite you to q guess
Ask your dealer for particulars or send for
circular. wi3,l3t
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VICINITY MATTERS.
BURLINGTON AND OTHER cHlTTEN-
DEN COUNTY TOWNS.

rheJnportant Happenings of n Week in
Our Idst-SurroundinE Towns Come
IN fora Generous share of Attention at
l,Bopds of Our Cores pondents.
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MILTON.


Mrs Berkeley of Milton has larger and
finer assortment Of new spring and summer
millinery than ever before. Call and sec
them.
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WANTED.

II once. men and women to work at homo
\ or abroad, Sl2 to SIS per week. Write at
once to Y. c. HUNTON, Ia Wood St. Lewis
ton. Me. 44,wlm
FOR SALE-FARM-The we'll known farm
| Of the late James 6. Plat, deceased. situs-
ted on Mallett's Bay, consisting Of Five
Hundred and Ninety-nine acres. Well
watered by lake, brook and sprlngs
well wooded OF both hard and soft
woods and sugar orchard OF three hun-
dred trees said farm is elegantly located
on the highway TO Grand Isle ssd Nj ton,
best farms in the town OF Colchester, VT.
For terms apply to c. 4. sumner, Admins
traitor, burlington, VI 69,d6wif
EoR sALE-,A horse, cheap. John Russell,
| Wiliston, Vt. 45wli
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EIARKIED.

ALLEN CASEY. In this city, April Goth,
By Grv. Edward hRwcs. Geo. h. Allen of this
city and Miss Kitty j. Casey of Essex, Vt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04

soME REMARKABLE CURES OF deafness are
recorded OF Or. lhOmas' Electric on. Never
ails to cure earache,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04

EoR SALE-,A horse, cheap. John Russell,
/ Nilliston, VT 4j,wlt
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THE COURT REPORTER on THE STAND.

Miss Kate Benham. court stenographer,
was asked to take the stand. She testified
that she bought five shares Of the Ecker
son Printing Press company for 1878: that
Mr.. Ripley called at her boarding house,
told her he had just the thing for her to in
vest in, and subsequently, said it was the
Eckerson company; that it was as
sure as anything possibly could DO,
named over several of the business
men who had bought some of the
stock, offered to pay her back her money II
the Investment proved bad, but when she
asked him IL he would put that in writing
he said it was not necessary; that they had
several interviews; finally she purchased
ald gave her note in payment; that in buy
ing sne relied on Mr.. Ripley's statement
that tho trade and profits on the presses
would be enormous; that he said a dividend
would be paid April /; that shs con versed
with Mr.. Ripley after April l relative to
the non payment Of the dividend, but she
could not recall why he said the dividend
was not paid; that at each interview he
stated that everything in relation to
the company was booming; that she
| subsequently saw him aud told him that his
representations had not turned out as he
said they would and she thought he ought
to refund the money; that he promised her
that she should not lose cent; that she EN-
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9ie eablide 0aeifies 8ahm

ldBt our @eibna6ts3eit cine 8ebuttior
Der Staten eintreten unb 3tpar beredne,
ite einen~6 abrpreis fir bic &unb:
reiIe bon allen Stationen aus mad
Cincinnati, Birmingham, @batta.
nooga, louisville, Ntlanta, New Or.
leans, ct. 2ouis, indianapolis, fiib.
li6 BON gherleiton, Staunton, &iG=
mnnb unb NorfOIf-alfo fiir bas gauge
3erritorium 6ftli6 bonn Miffiffippi,
iibli6 bon 81. 2ouis unb bonn Ohio,
nnb allen anberen puutten i'm 9iD,
often.
Mle 8eguemIi6teiten, bic man anf
3iigen eriter alafe beanipru9t. Chair
Cars unb S6lafmagen.
Sidets gum 8erfauf auf alen Sta
tionen am 49,, 20. unb 81. DECEMBER,
siltig fur bic &idfabrt innerbalb breis
Big Sasen bonn 8erfaufsta9e on se=
re9net.
Wesen &aten. @~in3eIbeiten &C. tuen6e
man fi6 an irgenb einen Sifet Qgenz
ten Dber an
81. & =. s i. : gs s ast,.
20,11-21,12 9Outon, 9eras.
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@etratbs .gcbeiae:
9enrD Didmanrt unb Bertha pfeifer,
Nrtbur s. 8olert unb Walp Min6,
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@iliamftraBe unb Der &usf spif6en
Commerce unb Nortb fol geIiefert tperz
ben. Nn Der gde Der pintos unb Wefz
Commensurate iou Elm Seueralarmz
toiten angebra9t merben. Sir geIie=
ferte e4ulbdnfe &C. fpaen 8enbroot &
50. $1,000 unb Bancroft & So $475
am ]. Saruar 1894 erbalten.
Gin &Omite aug 9reien, ~beitebenb
aug ben 4lbermen 9augbertp, 9iee
unb glmenborf, fpl iiber ben @pftenz
puntt, iopie bic 3pedmaBigteit elmer
neutrality-suspicious. fur steine uim.
beri9ten, bic epentuea our Strabenbers
beRerung augei9oft tperben iol.
STR ben S9aben, ben bic g. ".
StraBenbabngefeli6aft Der pineitraBe
3ugefitgt bat, foa Der Stabtanwalt gez
gen bic @eiealdaft cine griabflage eins
bringen. 9ierauf g%ertagung.
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Seiertags Grcuritunen.

9ie Snternational : gabu mirb @gs
eurfions.8 i1ette p~erfaufen mad: st.
2onis, &aniaS @itp, 9annibal, Mo.
indianapolis, Snb.; Cincinnati, g..
2ouisoile, &p.; Wempbis, 3eun.,
unb Stem Orleans, So. @benio mad
alien anberen puntten in &eutudp,
SenneRee, Miifiifippi. alabama,
@eorsia, Gloriba. girsinia, @orbz uno
Siios@arOlina, unb 3mar ON 49,. 20.
unb 81. December 1893 nit elmer uui
80 Sage bonn Sage Der 20fung an be.
i6rdntten 8ulti9teit, gum balben
6abrprejie ober fur ben Breis bon nul
elmer Gabrt fir bic Sins unb &id'
reife. Wegen Der Staten, Der Nbfabrts.
,eit Der 3uge unb fontiser SnfOrma.
tipnen wenbe man li9 an ben nd9iter
5. & q. y. Sidet Ngenten Dbel
I@reibe an
.. s. price. y. s. q. y.
palefine, 8eras.
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= SiBer @ata 10 unb Qn=
CELTIC $1.(0 per @aaone. BORT
$1.25. Or. g. ftanoIa & Snbn.


@efude: Grau Sobanna Stebea
um 8eribtigung ibrer SteuersG inf9d.
bung. George &0rner, UNI einen 8au.
erlaubniBfhein auf benz @igentbum
PA Sfs@ommercetraBe einen S1ups
pen gu erri6ten.
I'm @rlaubniB, 510 Sib : Shores
StraBe eiHen 6leii9marft gu erri6ten,
! bon Gr. 0adlins.
paulp 4 9ieImann bitten, Nbaugsz
r0bren legen gu btrfen. 8emiaigt.
6. 8. Oignopitp ertldrt fi6 bereit,
ii6 fur feline INN 3ugeipro9ene Goroes
rung BON $4,000 an bic Stabt nit
$500 a~bfnben gu lafen.
@omitsberi6te; u, 9eper8.
bort erbdlt 8ouerlaubniBi9ein eiren
giienble6i6uppen auf feinem gigen=
tbum an Der Npe. 8 erri6ten gu biirfen.
Gin aoteniibcrf9Iag bonn Stabts
Sngenieur foa fir Snftanbfebung Der
W~idoufraBe 5mii6en Cartons urb
8rapfons unb Der plums 3ptf9en
Santa @lara= unb SlorioasS traBe ges
liefert merben.
@lmfraBe fol- erpeitert merben.
Der Stabtanpalt beri9tete, 6aB
nod friiberen ri6terli9en gntf9ei6Has
gen bic Stabt tpobl elm &e9t babe, Dor
ben telegraph un6 9elepbon 8ele4z
f6aften cine Nbgabe fiir ieben pfoHen
Der on ber StraBe aufsefelt 1T, 3u
Derlangen, pnrauSgeieBt, baB bieie Sare
cine mdBige iei.
NuBerbem befiirmortete Der Mntpalt,
bob Der rGiti3ens Gair N%Hociation"
Der San Yebro part fur 40 Gage fonls
menOen Sabres our Nbbaltung elmer
Musfeaung permietbet tperbe.
0erlefen unb Dem 6inan5 &omite
iibermieien tpurben bic 8eridte bes
Narttmeifers unb bes Snfpectors fir
MaBe unb @emi6te, bes StraBencnms
miRdrs, bes ofh3ielen Nummerirsrs,
glettrifers, 6fentli9en Wdgers, Martts
Snfpectors unb Stabtmarf6aqs.
alderman 96ling bra6te cine Orz
binan3 ein, bic befimmt, baB fein @es
bdube aus brennbarem Material erri1s
tet, innerbalb zines gemifen Sitriftes,
wel9es CUR 9dlfte BON Geuer bei6dbist,
mieber aufgebaut merben biirfe.
Werf6iebene Wegere9te, bic Der San
Nntonio StraBenbabngelealAaft be-
miltgt maren, murben riifgdngtg ges
maGt, ba bic @eieQi9aft ibre pripiles
glen miBbrau9e.
ihgerei9t e Mntrdge. Seie
tenmege iolen gelegt nerbeu, auf Der
0orbtraBe, Mari6aas Weit : Waeons
BelDins &omanas un6 &ingsburps
smii9en Norbs GlortstraBe unb San
pebro Greet.
Norb GIoresfraBe amifden Mars
f6al unb Macon ioa reparilt perben.
@riter 9laHe Seitenwege ioIen on
Der Siibieite Der neuer0fneten @rodett.
ftraBe 3pif9en 9oiopa unb ct. Marp
gelegt merben. 8is gum |. Ipril
1894 ioa elm @rtra : 9ei3er an Der
Stabtbane angetelt merDen. Sin Sos
fteuiiberi6la9 CUR 9erfeaung Der Sing
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Cine Siben : 9lage.

Mie mir erfabren 1T gegett ben 9erz
ausseber Der nSreien Brefe fir Seras",
Germ sc. 9ani9fe, cine &liminalflage
pegen 2ibeQs ~begangen an 8. 8. @bils
bers aug Dallas, bonn Gountpgeri6t
in 8oerne eingeleitet porben. Ser
Staat tritt in bieiem Sale als &ldser
auf unb bat oils @runb our &lage
einen NrtiteI Der vGreien Breffe", mels
der am 10. Oct. 1898 eri6ienen 1T,
genommen. Wir baben T, 3 ben Nrs
tifel geleieu, in mel9em unfere &e6tss
pflege elmer &r1tit untersogen unb cine
gemiRe 8ers0tterung @biloers' bon
5eiten gemifer< 3eitungen getabelt
mirb, uno f0nnen ni6t umbin uniere
Yermunberung bariiber aus3uipre6eu,
baB iener Nrtitel Dem State als
@runb gu elmer 2ibeaflage bienen
fonnte. @ir iinb Der Nnii9t, baB
s. s. @bilsers, wel9er 5weifelos bic
@rbebung Der Nnflase beranlaBt bat,
better tbdte, bic Nngelegenbeit m69li6ft
uenig brett su treten, felbit Denn bic
@er11te btsher tette Str1fe ntDt e1Ds
giiltig feftgefteQt baben. @hilbers erz
i9oB befanntli@ Dor uagefdbr 4 Sab:
rem einen 0adtreiber Name.s Sim
DRAPER auf benz NlamoplaB. 81
tpurbe inter Nnflase eeite1t, inbefen
gesen Birgi6aftsleiitung auf freiem
SUB beIaRen. Sein pro3eB fam meb:
rere Male Dor; bic urtbeile tpurbeu
inbeKen INNER mieber umgeftOBen uni
Der proseB perlegt, suei urtbeile lau:
teten auf Is reip. Is Sabre. Nbel
aud bieie muroen mieber umgeitOBer
unb 10 i9mebt Der YroaeB felt poQer
4 Sabren. Inter BEN nbmaltenber
umitdnoen erfheint bic gegen 0errr
0anf6te erbobene &lage alS binfdai(
unb mirb feline Greiipre6ung 5weifeaos
erfolgen.
(raeros stautsseitung,")
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9ie 9arebp Npmte mad Merito,

9ie &eiienben genieBen sroBe 8ors
tbeile an 3eit, 8equemli9feiten, See
nerien Der 2anbi6aft &C., penn fie bic
s. & g. 81. 8abn tiber 2arebo unb
bant bic Werican : Ndtional sc. q.
nod Monterep, @altilo, San 2ouis
Yotofi, 3oluca unh Der 9aupttabt
Merifo benuben. Wenbet @u9 an
%. s. &igsbp, 4gent Der 5. &
g. q. 81. g., Son Mntonio, 9eras.
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socale Teiertass>@ Staten.

Die Snternational 8abn pirb am
49,. a., 25., 80. unb 81. DECEMBER
1898 unb am l. Sannar 1894 locale
&unbreiies8 iaette 3mii9en allen Sta
tiouen an ibrer 2inte gu elmer &ate BON
4 f@ents per Meile pertaufen. Sic
G~iltigteit berielben bei6rdntt f6 aui
ben 3. Sanuar 1894 fir bic Riidtebr.
Gir ueitere Snformationen menbe man
ith an irgenb einen Ngenten Der $. &
g. q. giienbabn.
8. price,
u. g. g. u.
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unb gefidt tperben, baB, tpenit iie bonn
6aus an benSenat gebt, bic iebige
Bill faum nod beraus5nfennen iein
mirb, penn iie ni@t gar gang fdat.
Sn Der 3mif6en3eit 1T aber aud cine
8eKergeitaItung Der gei6dftli6en Sage
taum gu bofen; bic ungewiBbeit, pie
es nit benz S6ube fiir bic betmi19e
SnbuTtrie i6lieBli9 merben wirb, fann
bic 3eiten nur nod f6le6ter MAIDEN.
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6 { | s.
Gan Nntonio, 5. Seq. g
8anbid3au tn 2eras.

Mie iebt bur9 na6trdgli6e, erff i'm
Gouf Der leBten ISOLDE einselaufene
Mitterungsberi6te feftgefeIt mor6en
III Der Regen Drm 25. unb 26. Sob.
tiber ben gan5en Staat gegangen, unb
ait Sein3eIneH punften elm melt iiber
bos geiu6bnli9e MaB binausrei1enber
getuefeH; am lebtgenannten Sag 1T er
beinab iberaa bon einem o~rtanartigen
WeDitterfnrm begIeitet tporben, Der
bielfa9 = 10 In Brenbam = f1meren
S9abeu ai1geri1tet bat. Wie bur9
MeRung auf Der bortigen Bunbess
WetteritatiDr erraittelt 1T, bot Der @es
0eafol ni6t tDeniger als 6.45 3oQ be-
tragea, un6 mas bas at bebeuten bat,
Tam bic Sbatia6e erlduterrt, baB elm
SOL &egen cine @alone WaFer fir
atpei l%uo0ratfuB 2anb-bunbert 5ons
men Waher fir eirtert Nder-bringt.
Dor allen reid lit aM9 tpieber Der
6ibs unb Sii6ueftbeiI 6es Staates
bcba9t tuDrben, tbie bon guero, 0oas
tun1, gictpria, Sap 9ia, Dorttoruu,
Sbinet, CORPUS @brifti, 2arebD, Glo=
reSplls, 2ol1oo YIN, HIage, @bappea
2ll, yelqSso, gurton, Nrarias paB,
Wbart0it, Angletonr Burnett, OATS
bile, San 9atricto, Berclair, DAT
60ref, Brownsville, Webina unb BON
aageren y!agen 9er genleloef ntro.
DarIn Ellanlea aHe Sertdte 1beretrt,
pap Der tudBreil0 Der leBten Wofe ges
falleue Negeit ftir QUE lan0mtrtbf9afts
!io1sIl 3tusde lite Seoirfuttie ourdaus
s.ass.gsaD gs@sIea Y, gah5 DeIoaoers
pugs.Rss.g w 6 i.g iut Dsn IM OeIOs
az ~. s.las.sn = n,gI auIgegdH9eaea
s.s s.ssn sa~tlsa' DsslsI nat SsIslls
x.ssD.sh ssgsu.a iusl cue 1e!llgeIs
Ias yDn IN gu. x Sa.g tuMml legI
.sS y LA .ssssa 'ssS.n- wv yelauo
s GsD ss'ss lyie iVgn s'sea pD.5us.
haEsn ~ ~ " wv o,sv5us's
800 oos = s y mmunSe'', gLGBe
$3.50 S1nu.1 MI 2cSlsen oepeui,
s.u Dus."u usa ao.hIels In0
U.syiuVl0 o. 2oe'Ded peue" 5u Oes
esA
Soa ein3elien Stelen per, 10 BON
poitDc eifD, WfeoliIa 10, BON Nurge,
aGr1les er:. eoIl Ararias paB, Dat
ptle, Sl9e Oat 70, utr0 f1ttgstbetlt,
pap 1eloff Dag Vros oiltaage, pieber
Irsig gu iDad9len uno oaB fals bas
2Setler letl9ere 3elt etr 9iinftiges
oleioe PIE 9onnung oorbaaoen Jet,
oer D'eDoeTlup ll oeocrtfebenoen
2DslieI mel0s ElgI 10 9roB letn, ME
DIE 0apla 5u oeIurWIen 9emelen. !
gieIe Garrner baben, tDenisfteus in
peg 21sileI peg Staates, mo Der
MdeTpauDel[lee lW0a ongefaflgerl pat,
lir Das U'eg o'e 2Dsl0e oeoentll9 .3u
SeiIuI5eH. ang lWoH SDIloI9e 1nr Die
sDlaIer : tnllelnng beg alrooleDs gee
IICHeH. So 9elBe 60 n elrsm yes
s.gsss wssgsH u sLa peri s: -: Nep e6
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Moti5!

9ie Office Der g. q. @ass&ompass
ME 1T mad Der @de BON 8i0itas unb
preia : StraBe, neben Der eleftrti6 n
2i6tnation Der @eielf6aft, perIeat
moroen, mo- Nuftrdge fir @a8, elef=
triides 9i9t, &oblen unb @otes ents
gegengenommen tperDen. &oblen unb
@ofes $73 per 3onne. @as6fen fort
mdbreno an 9anb. Selepbon go. DIP.
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Maoor 9aidal utd5t Der Wohltbater

@u6 Die nGreie preRe" nabm BON
benz @rrii6t Noti3, baB Mapor Pass
DIAL $4,000 DOrsei6oien babe, bamit
ben 2ebrern ba5 Saldr bis gum /.
DECEMBER euSbe3ablt merben tOnnte.
Die Sadie lie9t aber weientli6 on.
bers. IS mar niht Der Wapor, fenz
bern Der Stabt s6aBmeiter Serb.
9erft Der Der 9tabt bic betreHenbe
Summe our @e5ablung Der 2ebrer porz
tredte.
Sa benz Mapor fiir bic f60ne Shat
iebt bon allen Seiteu Sob unb Nner>
fennung aufieBen, tpdre cine @esen
@rfldrung Dber &i6ttgitelung Der
Sbatia6e feiuerfeits eigentli@ in Orb
nuns geneien. Seoeufals gei6iebt
bies aud nod.
Snbefen bielten mir es fur unlere
Bfi6t, ben mabren W%ebltbdter au
nennen, befen Name inter oitberen
umftdnben permutbli6 ni6t Der efent>
li9teit iibergeben mproen ipdre.
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@runseisemtbnms : ltebertraaunseu

0rnnSetgentbnmS : uebertraGungen.
emil unb g. Meper an 8. & u.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

This society Is . chartered institution
under the patronage of the Hollywood
Memorial Association. As soon - IL &C.
cures possession of the Davis mansion,
which will probably be in October. the
work of transforming it into permanent
museum for Confederate relics will be
commenced.
THE society has already secured large
number If relics, consisting Of arms. but
tons. uniforms. accoutrements. specimens
of domestics manufactured In the South,
war literature. books printed in the South
during the war. manuscript memorials.
ETC. II is proposed TO have an apartment
for the display Of the relics of each state.
aud make the museum . series Of object
lessons which will keep the present and
future generations in touch with the past.
The officers OF the organization are /:
Mrs. Joseph Bryan. president; Mrs. James
II. Grant. first vice president, Mrs. X. 7.
Colston. second vice president: Mrs. +. G.
Minor. third vice president: Miss l. N.
Peasants. recording secretary; Mrs. Ste
phen Putney, corresponding secretary.
and Mrs. +. g. Townes. treasurer.
The relic committee Is constituted ~
follows: Mrs. J. Taylor Eilyson. chair
man, and MeSsiames John Stewart. c. c.
Raughman, Jonn H. Purcell. Lewis Webb
Synsington, II. Theodore Ei.yson. J. Adair
Peasants. {. Henry Stern. Van Doren,
Stephen Pusney. James r. We-ss, John
Addison. John b. Lightfoot. Miss Bessie
Hoye and Miss Isabel Maury.
From the memorial bazaar recently held
in Richmond the ladies realized the gener-
ous sum of s. GO Half Of this goes 10
the private soldiers and sailors monu-
nent and half 10 the museum fund, % that
there will be no lack Of money with which
to establish the institution
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11
THE INTERCOLLEGIATE GAMES.
Yale IL she victor. and Harvard Takes
shc second riAce-
New Nork Tribune. May

-
Yale won. qnd Harvard. after beating in
the dual games. had 10 yield in the inter
collegiate, after q struggle full Of excite
nsent from start 10 finish, yesterday al
Manhattan Field. -Four records we're
broken aud there were surprises through
cut The track MAS sio~ on sccoun, of the
recent rain. eat the hereeness with which
every contest: Was fought may be judged
hy the records in the field. There WAS not
q single waikpver. Hieknk, Yale's Young
champion. who broke the records in both
the hammer-throv and ihe sho;-pus, did
wonders The record OF kinlsy. Of Har-
vArd. 10. feet ~ inches. with the hammer,
gave way ~ los feet sss inches. and the
record Of Core. Of Yale, ~ feet ga iaches
with the shot. gave way 70 I'll feet I. inch
Rsekhosts, University Of Fcnnsy.vania.
did syen more remarkable individual
work. breaking the record in the pole
vault made Ay Ryder, Of Yale. of In feet
-, inches, by clearing 10 fee, Ie's inches.
aud winning second place IN the ioa- ard
dash and third In the broad jump lie
vas rro,es,esa late last nigh; by Princeton
oa the Sroaua that he had not been IN CO.,
icre a year. bat University Of fennsyl-
vsais snen srs collecting evidence and il
Is probable that the esssna viz! be waived.
The attendance was {. so. affected aoahs-
less hv she sar~ asened STERN. The veasae.
seemed also % aafapen the enthusiasm.
an. records acre eroxsa without elsesssns
even college yell. Bet a. the last. wh<a
excitement grew intense ~ 10 whether
Harvard could possibly beat Yale, every
thing VAS chssr~d. and shea 1t wAs aii
over YAls ID csssxty thai she apprs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11
state Supreme Court.

OLYMPIA. June i0-fSpecial. The su.
prene court today died an opinion in the
case OF the First National bank of Aber
deem vs.. II. H. Carter. The jndgmen, of
the lower court was reversed and the case
remssded.
Iii this Plaintiff brought action 70 recover pox.
session of certain psroonai property OF defend
ant which had o<en sesxsd by the latter as
sheriff under wrsis o. attachment ssseed aSalas,
the property OF GRE Dunbas. Plaintiff had
koaaed Dunbar sroney. with the understanding
that he would give the hank security when
called upon Plaintiffs right in the action wa.
based upon = essttsi mortgage ia faro, of the
hsnk. Wh.ch was execassd ba: not recorded a;
the time the sheriff made sae levy. When TIE
sheriff made the levy he was informed that the
property was In possession OF the plaintiff The
verdict Was rendered for defendant, and paint n
appealed Ths supreme court hald that the
notice 10 tho sheria was su..seisnt information.