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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-10

tzcn Company q aI-xosion Of pEaantsf fo<
ne1 trzai. sealed notice Of appeal EivenL
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iossph Nsiisr =. Psr4sc Hop conpazy-De-
n is,s = e scnpss:as: evesru,scx .,...,-xo
To- Tor aiinoay ID ifssm: psainti6 alowsd
sa8e 70 - paid b. dsisndsHs visain tve wssxA
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n Dyer " 7. ?. Dyer-Denurrsr 70 eon-
PANT. ovexruied
frederscE TaaEs ~ singer sewing NscAins
Compatible fon 30 strike, etc. submitted
- Anderson W James spufr-DsEurres 70
compiainss oyerYried.
asfehAnu xatSonai Bank Va Rainier Power
Railway CompAny-ssths aetton-
a Dinkelsrael " r Erooks-Acsion 20 dis
mtss. oxerruled
Thomas Boya ~ Rainier Power 4 Railway
Company--Denurres 20 niuth cause OF action;
snaEa.sel: oversuisd N 20 other causes
" II \. shsfev Va william Heslsstsd-Judg-
meas IN the sura OF saI: signed
A y Wsies ~ D. a. lie Gzts es all Default
OF defendants: signed
Kate L L,x.als Va Loyhs.d 4 clssk-order Of
N.iioasi Bsns Of connsres OF Rhode Islsnd
" kaauisr Poser and Railway conpazy-Mc-
son 70 strsks from answer. granted. motion log
CRIMINAL psrAKrxxsr-Hrxss J.
state va Thomas Fryuta--Busgisry; Decem-
Der II.
state N Frank Jsnnings-BuTsiary: Dscem-
bss Ia
State N Thomas EAvasds-Grard larceny;
December Is
Stale Va samuel Lnnbsrr -Decemher n
Mary Robertson W. Jackson Robersson-De-
cembef q
Z A Thorndiks ~ VIOLA q. Tsorndyts-p.
cesnbeg -
Anna LAWN W. John Layfn--Dscembes -
John = Smart W y. b. smar-Decemoef =
Della hIxon ~ Lewis Hfxoa-Dsesmbef q
larceny; December H.
state ". Fox and Whiss-Appsai; assault and
battery; December %
state W. Mathew PuYyoar-Assauit with Q
deadly weapon: December 2l
state Of Washington " J. Ronald--Assauit
and battery; December 81
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sa~scnp. fss weeks gro sss zsosegnes was
ys.~sos m1ea 10 the arnaxsE,ens Of . MA
esrss - uho sisa lives ct sss Alton strsst. ~
naysax saT knowledge OF tie rsor.xsxs. Ths
0ei0ex -
ssorxs Eidsn snd Esury Esrgnan broke down
xI eftesnnon during their preliminary
- - esfofs Justice Csldwesi On tie
1870 81 e1rysrtxi1s Capt Hoess's celia ana
bat pleaesd that II was their nrss
I.Ms ana vss Committed because Of exirsme
49, " In aesaais OF s7so eonds saea. thsy
superior court
Clark, . collector. appeared In the
xnnse. pa court yesterday sft<raocn 20 answer
80 s1srgs OF uslag abuxsve langGage a. the
szz Market street The evsd-nss ssored tai
a1A se4ied 70 go Lindsay on business aEd
.osd that he wss not at hoz1e. About
,.a< 49, y minutes iassr NJ. Clark returned and
ss.1 MfA i4Hdsay that he believed Mr.. Lind
.1s - hosa@. Mrs. Lindsay said that II
Mse .san hsd any manhood he would not talk
-. ~. Clask sasd: "Msahood BE d." snd
VHs sway Judge glasgow dlsYniassd she case
ard nas snothsr eosap.asuf easered. aIlexfn~
slAs NJ siasx wss . trespasser. He was
$50 On his own recoznixsnee 70 appear next
kx.Gsy Detective Charles c wilson b wanted
Isus Of III Yssier srenue. /. TIE oomoistnInr
wsfnssss although there are Others who would
s.sasL Join In the prosecution IL IL claimed
s..s wl.oo purchased allied case watch Of Mr.
s saas TOT slI.5Q In paymen, he gave . check for
sss. apparently signed ~ Mrs- u W. Villa. and
y - N cash The truth OF the matter came cut
wasn vas learned that MIRA Villa. wilson's
wilson :. sccusrd 81 passing : sis , check on >,
nefnafd q Andsrson. pgopristors Of the occi-
r ~ saloon, and one for I'll on Mr.. Lynch
DIGESTIVE CudInes has not fonrd Wilson, al
saturday night
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A HOLIDAY SALE on MILLINERY.

A chance for a new Bonnet for tri-
fie. A chance to freshen up your old
hat at the cost of only few cents A
chance which economical women will
quickly seize. Be early in your COM
ing, for such prices viii make quick
selling of the special bargains.
BIRDS AND FEATHERS.
eno-Birds of all sorts and colors re-
OUC duced from 81 and 81 5 to 500
each.
Oso-Fancy Feathers, all styles and
AOC shades. reduced from 500 and
75c to 25c each.
FSo-Birds, elegant and stylish, oil
SCC coiors. reduced from $l.75 and
81 10 75c each.
Eno-Fancy Feather Pompons. all
CUO colors. reduced from 81, $l.25
and 81 50 to SOC each.
s0o-Nice Ostrich Tips, three in
OUC bunch, reduced from 75c to SOC.
7so-Reai Ostrich Pompons reduced
tcC from ST. IS to 15c.
kno-Mercury Wings reduced from
OUC 81 and $1.25 TO SOC . pair.
Osn-Mercury Wings reduced from
SCC Toe TO 25c pair.
1So-Mercury Wings reduced from
lou 35c to l5c pair.
so-AigTettes, all colors, reduced
CC from 10c to SC each.
c1-Fstt Hats. embracing large num-
Cl Der of styles. reduced from $I75,
$i.9s, g. . and $3.50 to 81 each.
OEo-FeIt Shapes. flats, reduced
GOC from 75c, 81, 81 IS and $3.50 to
25c each.
G1-Fslt Flats reduced from $L60,
SCl $l.75 and 81 25 to 81 each.
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1HE sL0rrEH-
CIVIL pxrAsrxxsr--ossoEx >.

Puget Sound Dressed Beef aud Packing Com.
pany W. J. y. 4. wolte-Dsfault and judgment
In sum OF Sal.
seattle Hardware Company w. Niagara Fire
Insurance. Company-order requiring earnishee
10 bay $4t9.i into court
H. ". Higgins va p. oAsfs st aL-Decree.
signed.
seattle Hardware Company Va J. J. McGnM-
eudy-Judgmens In sum of s3s7.
ysmes heCAium W. j. T. Holden-Strfcken.
kosd petition OF Everett smith ct al-Con-
unued.
Alice W. Gibson W. Moses Dfcxinman-Ds-
fendants motion for new trial; overruled.
Sels Peterson va Ly man Everett--Deiendant's
motion tor new trial: OVER uicd.
Road petition OF J. y. Patterson ct al-Peti.
ton granted; viewers appointed
@. Z. Miller w. p. III. McNaster 81 sl-Default
and judgment In sum OF s2s3
Assignment OF II. K Hammond q Co.-Order
diaeharwing assignee.
II. b. Pelham VI. Oregon Improvement Com
psny--Motion for new trial; argued and sub
United.
Elizabeth Forgsx va Stephen Forgas-Re-
strainlng order: signed.
A. \. Wales ". J. IL Dennis ct ai-set for
trial December ~
Mary c. Calkins VI. A. l. Calkins--strieken.
PROBATE pErAKTNESr-LAxeLEY, J.
Estate OF H. /. Yeslcr-Decree showing due
notice 10 creditora
Guardianship OF Jessie r. Alien-Ietters OF
guardianship issued snd bond approved
Estate OF j. G. kenyon-Ordera allowing
claims Of two creditors: hlsd-
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Police ana In.tise. C.nrt..

TIE aseissoa Of the loesi isai Once I'm sae
80 49, o. saesssth against kAchsneerv, saleuag
- AA& te the Plaintiff. has been affirmed ~
s0sasatssleuss fsmorpnx
Sassi Willard received a letter yesterday trom
ssa hlser, Ryo. statiag thai an cvsrco.t soss
nsiism Newman. Of seattle. 81 hcck springs
~ss1o<f 5 bad h@en toGn1
n !. ksaleher. ex-espszin Of the fsrseoxt. tod
as,s4es S&'awsli yesterday that he aid noz asny
saas Assistant Caisf saiityan, OF the faFe de-
" and eost.
% aon Conness. Petty isfcsnsss. who wa dts
s@ssssa fFoGa ihc county tail Yesterday rncSa-
US arrested 10 The afternoon ~ oefesE
r- ea suspicion og hsving ssoisa . soa4
s1sA hs ~Ss Gytsx 20 sell
,Aseess Ai4Fleh was seat % the county tsI
ss.s-aAs % Judge Glasgow Tor ave esys tor
~ss ese leaves CT hEesS 9cEn q bakers
49, !eAa Syaa Vas Enes s. for being drunk.
- sis case eSssnrnatSnent wxs wfta held
- sSsxcs Sal4 wells coagz yesterday the cczss
49, seaEEtas J. GarisE9 with lsrcsay of 81 ~
49, % wsne frszs /. ChopsFs's, us AAs1aa
So VS. changes 10 burglary. beg1x we're
So. a. -. IN sst&sat % which be vas eeEs-
N1' fe1@sHg essgtag aexf Friday.
49, kasststis. q earr~a Ser. 81 els AlteG
- sas arrested yessxg ~ afternoon % tie
49, q estslHtns na0ssy nrster ;aise IRE
= 80 9s e&as T. rxtaes reeailaf iassgaaea
g. SAsss aAok ~ ISL Aaa involves the ewGss-
g. 81 pt&nN When Kasssssls gave .
- EzogsSk SS 10 L. v. Casrx iaRs -,
g. t1 sosn al $40 ga the ptzao.
O. w. Fssnt row oa ssa IN Justice
"s*ss ~gaes says tess sasvssis claimed
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.pr.s.-Ttues" Keoe,ye,,h,,.

Thomas II. Pidduck, who was appointed
receiver Of the the Press Times publishing
Company on October . at the instance OF
the Puget Sound National bank, which on
that day foreclosed its mortgage for 80,
GO, yesterday filed in the superior court
bis final report, together with q recon-
mendation that IL be accepted and the re-
ownership terminated for reasons OF
economy.
In behalf Of the Puget Sound National
hank Jacob Furth yesterday evening. inn
msdiatsly after the filing Of Receiver Pid-
decks final report, filed and presented to
Judge Osborne an affidavit for an order of
punishment against the receiver. In the
stidsvit he stated that there was still ow-
Ing to his bank from the Press Times
on account Of the judgment of SO. 600.
about 5000. The report OF the receiver
showed that there was in his possession q
considerable sum OF money belonging to
the judgment debtor. He therefore asked
pesmission to make the receiver garnishee
and endeavor to collect a portion Of the
5000 from him. Judge Osborn granted
the permission and CierK T. w. Gordon q
few moments later issued the punishment
- requested.
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rvs OF THE COURTS.
Nneyy Damages Asked From
The West Seattle Ferry.
= ooo FOR a sPRAiNEp ANKLE.
.ftnss" KseefvsF's YisAl Report
na~sa FamfIy's TYeabiss--Pe-
ice snd Justices Courts.

4 Il Brown yesterday brought suit in
4 y. enreYior court against the West Sc
~. Land and Improvement Company
- & COO damages by personal injuries re-
800 BIZ the alleged negligence Of it,
$500. He alleges that on November
sIser dark in the evening, he went down
!. Dudlong's boathouse to take the
..~a.er Perhaps for West Seattle. He
i $500 ticket Of the West Seattle Land
~ Improvement Company. and alleges
- ths Perhaps mad been chartered by
At company 70 run - . ferry to West
e.sttIe In place Of the steam ferry City of
s,sttls. which was then being repaired.
Thers rss no light In the cabin OF the
ssstie steamer, be states, and he had no
rrovjsdse OF it, interior arrangements.
n climbed over the side Of the craft and
isto the cabin. as eli passengers were COM
relgsd 70 do. In stepping down from the
inch running around the side Of the
esosn 70 the aoor he put his foot on .
5oos-rest which did not support him. As
! consequence, no says. no fell and
srsrehed, tore and sprained his right leg
srd ankle, causing IL TO become black and
Nae and 70 give him much pain. These
iniuries, no alleges. have permanently
dsssbisd him, he fears.
He therefore sues for the large sum men,
toned - damages. alleging that the ac-
rsdsnt was the result Of the negligence of
the employees of the company In failing to
warn him of his danger and to light the
cabin OF the steamer.
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De.th OF MRS. r. r. sh.p,ra.

Caroline MacCartney, wife Of Thomas r.
Shepard, died yesterday morning at the
Rainier hotel of valvulsr heart disease.
aged 30 years. Mrs. Shepard was born in
Dansvilie. Livingston county. N. Y, her
father. Hugh MacCartney. being one Of
the early settlers of the Genessee valley,
Western New York. In 1879 she married
Mr.. Shepard, and in the spring Of 1889
they came to Seattle. The deceased leaves
husband, one son. Arthur MacCartney
Shepard. aged years: her father. Hugh
MacCartney; one sister aud three broth
ers. The funeral services will be held
next Wednesday morning at IL O'Clock.
ut the residence of Mr.. r. A. Strout, 1914
Marion street. Rev. ID. G. Garrett, Of St.
Marks Episcopal church. officiating. The
interment will be private
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Deputy Coroner Frank Carroll, who
went to Derby to investigate the drowning
Of Andrew Stoger. not Slogan. rs first re-
ported. returned yesterday morning with
the body. He said that the report printed
with the exception that Stoger could not
swim. His body was found in four feet Of
water and If he had not lost presence Of
mind he would not have been drowned.
Stoger was q years old and had no rela-
tives in this country. His mother and
sister live in Weissensee Bayeen. Ger
many. The deceased had no money on
his person, but among his effects were
certificates of deposit for $40 given Sep
TENDER II. 1892, by w. r. McQusster, and
q promissory motto signed by Lars Larson,
of 20i9 Front street, May Ii, 1898, for $40.
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The New Arlington French restaurant
on South Third street viii be re-opened on
Saturday morning. December 8 by the
well-known restaurateur Peter Aliadio.
Prices will BE- reduced to meet the times.
This place needs no advertising on account
OF its previous reputation for serving the
best meals in the city. Mr.. Ailadio will
be pleased to meet his old customers. and
will endeavor TO give them the best serv-
ice possible.
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BREvITIEA,

The ID dies say. for bargains 60 10 the Jap
sness Curio Company, 60 Front street
Thomas 4 Co, Bailey building, report that
they have abundance OF money to loan atlowest
rates on central Seattle property. Three days to
close loan ana pay the cash.
Lee Bowden are agents for several old and
reliable English and American fire insurance
companies Business attended TO promptly.
oficss. Dexter Horton Bank building. Tsls.
phone Sc.
MIRA Marie Rugsr, wife Of Capt T. n. Rugsr,
deputy United states marshal. died at the family
residence in Fremont last evening, aged 81
years The funeral will b ct the residence at
III o. clock this morning, Rev. John r. Damon
offciating, and the interment win b in Mount
Pleasant cemetery.
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Inc following new suiss we're died In the
superior court YESTERDAY:
c. IL Bsllistsr ~ A. H. Frye--sust 70 recover
%i.n0 Tor timber solG-
Charles H. Brown va West Seattle Land aud
Improvement Company-suit 10 recover 5000
damages b. personal iniuriea
Joseph Braunon vs.. vintou Kirksde ct al
SUIT 70 toreciose real estate mortgage of &. o0o
q. Z. Miller Va. r. H. MeMaster ct aL-suit TO
recover e1s3. 10 on pxomissory note.
Puget sound Dressed Beef and Packing Com
pany va J. n. Z. wolfe-suit 20 recover s7ss on
account
E.ixsoesh Forgax Va Stephen Forgss-sait for
Q olvorca
seattle Market va Gus Havers-Replevfn suit
70 recover possession of two horses valued at
$l53, together with 500 damages.
Il. Makowsky ". A. A. Merrill ct ai-sult to
forscioss real estate mortgage for 81 600
Puget sound National Rank Va Press-Tfmes
furnishing Company against
Thomas II. Piddock. receiver.
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Nsu Trial. Are R.fa..a.

Judge Humes yesterday refused q new
trial TO Annie DE Graf In her suit against
the Seattle Il Tacoma Navigation Com
pany for so. 600 damages. A non-sait was
granted at the trial. The same judge also
refused new trial TO ". IL. Brasen. who
lost his suit for damages by the grading Of
Pike street, tried in the superior court
three weeks ago. Judge Osborn refused a
new trial to Moses proxinman, from
whom Alice ". Gibson recovered $500
damages by slanderous remarks Mrs.
Gibson. however. agreed to remit $500 of
the verdict in consideration of its being
allowed 70 stand
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NAIL ORDERS.

Send in your orders for Christmas
goods a. early as possible. People
trading By mail should remember that
the mails are crowded with packages
during the holiday season. aud TO Be
certain OF having your goods reaeh
you IN time 10 IL wissst TO order ~
once. We eli aud ship al orders On
day OF their receipt.
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Cans Find HIS Family.

William Fulton. formerly OF Crystal, N.
D.. asked the police yesterday afternoon
TO aid in him finding his family. Fulton
left Crystal November for Seattle. with
the understanding that his wife and chill
dren would follow later. They have not
arrived, nor has he been able TO fad trace
of them. 4 dispatch from Crystal in
formed him that thu family left there
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hi. Il No nass sals.

TO hold plump II karat The filled
watches are all Of standard makes in 10
and IA karat. not one gilt case. No cheap
imitation Swiss watches. They are all
genuine American. All our rings arc
solid gold. This il a guarantee. Cut il
out and keep 1t as such on any of the
articles you buy from US. Auction sale
every evening ut o'clock. Frisch Bros,
TO Front street
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By order ofthe present owner the fancy
dry goods stock of Latour q Co. will be
placed on sale Monday, December IL.
Their intention 10 to dispose of the entire
stock as fast - possible, 30 prices will be
no object. A reduction Of 10 to so per
cent allowed on all purchases. 1t will be
a great saving 10 people intending to make
Christmas presents to visit their place and
secure their best bareaius.
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BRIGHT BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR.

The largest stock of Underwear in
the city. embracing exclusive and COM
plete lines of these celebrated makes:
Stuttgarter Normal. Ypsilanti. Mum
sing Non-Shrinking, DIR. Warmers.
These are big bargains from this de-
partmsnt:
CT 7S-10 doz. black. all-wool,
yI.tc Equestrienne Tights reduced
from 81. Is, $50 and 81 rs 10 $l.75.
7So-l0 dox. Children's Combination
scO Suits. white, atwood, reduced
from LIS to zoe.
EOo-l0 dog. Boys and Misses Vests,
OUO Pants and Drawers, scarlet,
best quality, reduced from 81 to soc.
CT dog. Ladies' Vests, natural
Q4 white or black. ail-wooi, ribbed,
reduced from ST. Is end sl.5) to 81.
Ct Os-s dor. Ladies' Vests, natural
sls@c aii-wool, ribbed, reduced
from 81. rs to si.2a
1so-25 dor. Chiidren's Hose. black,
lcC all-wool. reduced from sc 10
15c-
A large assortment of Ladies' Knit
Skirts. Fascinators and Leggings at
reduced prices.
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POINTERS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

Keep this list Refer to it. Make il
your shopping guide. II will suggest
many useful and inexpensive gifts. be
sure and see the goods. You will then
appreciate how much you are getting
for . very little of money.
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From 1f:s0 . M TO 80 .. m ve viii
give you . coxi of soup. q 6ns steak. roast
besf. zeal, mutton or pork, bread. butter.
vegetables and . cup Of delicious coffee. al
Of excellent quality, cooked in the very
best manner and served on tables spread
with fine linen. All for 3 cents. Celery
free Tor dinners. Grand Cafe. al5 Front
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Remember. ladies. that the japanese
Curio Company are retiring from business.
Their object is TO close cut the entire stock
by Christmas. The manager for the CON-
pany thinks there 10 but one way 70 do
this, and that is 70 put goods At cost, max
ing il an object tor you to buy. Call this
week. SO Front street.
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r. Chrissianer will occupy half Of the
front part of Gilger's jewelry store with .
large stock of sheet music. music books
and musical instruments. in addition to
the rear half Of the entire store now occu-
pied a piano and organ wareroom-
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Courts and Public onices-
10 homestead entries were fisd st the land

Two homestead entries were Hlsd st the land
eacs yesterday.
Sassei States Deputy Marshal J. II. Qnister
tssi yesterday Tor Tacoma with the ssx hias-
zee sentenced TO deportation BY united States
commissioned Emery.
Licenses 90 wed were issned Yesterday for
rrhassa fssFnesY. Of kilcsitst county, and
Amssses Burns, 81 White River. Elmer A.
ssa.to, OF SEATTLE, aud Annis ". Ackedmena. of
sssnoad; Yes keetoE aud kAtis wtnninfh ham,
"a % Seattle. Howard N. saipley and ioss-
fa'se H. bes.s. bath of Seattle
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Hearing of the Krug D~marrers.

Judge Humes yesterday informed the
attorneys interested that he would hear
the argument on the demurrers fled Ia
TIE krug cases q few days ago on Tuesday
evening. December n, at 30 o'clock. The
argument will be very lengthy, and the law
points called Up By the demurrers viii be
Elyen q thorough exnoxition.
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Everybody knows that the conditions
for health are not favorable when the
stomach, liver and bowels are disordered.
In such cases, headache. indigestion and
constipation are the result; for all which
ailments the proper remedy Is Ayers
Cathartic Pills.
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MOTION CALENDAR


u. d
Nv. Stewart va Matt Bridges ct si--yudg-
ment ana decree; signed.
J. r Adams Va GILBERT Gudmundson-De-
fault: signed.
Li1sis Isaac " william Iss.c-Dsiauit:
Port Crescent Mil Company vs. Pacific Man
nfaeturing Company-order allowing interven-
r. /. stinson Va Fischer 4 MscponaId--Mo-
ton for judgment on pleadings; de MED.
Margaret Kerr ct al vs. Y. W. stroud ct Al
Motion to strike from answer; allowed in part;
Thomas s krutr va Waiter Burritt ct al
Motion to strike: withdrawn.
Charles Craig et al vs. J. ii. wooiery-Demur-
rer 10 complaint, striken.
National Rank Of Commerce Va r. J. Gram
ston ct al Default Of defendants: allowed
A. G. MeLeaehsn VS.. +. C. Richardson ct al
Default OF May I. Richardson: granted.
Edward Biewstt Va A. w. Bash ct al-De-
murrer to complaint; ovsrruled.
Robert McMann va J. A. Moore ct ai.-Motion
Mary N. Miller vs Kate ~ Borst ct al.-Ds-
murrer of deicndan, Andrews; sustained.
Estate Of J. g. Kenyon-Motion OF defendants
to make more def mite and eertaia: allowed
A. Baird Va l. smith ct al-Mosion for de-
fault; denied
Jerome catliu va James Curry ct al-pe-
fendsnts motion for new trial. denied; 1uds.
Lizzie Curry ct al vs. Jerome catiin-MotIon
OF plstntia for a new trial: denied: Judgment;
signed.
Charles Rapp va Wilcox ct ai.--Dsiault OF
certain defendants; granted.
Joseph Bramho Va tfnton kirkdale ct AL
Default and Judgment. signed
CRIMINAL pkrASraxsr-Hrxss, ,.
Thomas Flint ct al vs.. T. n. Long ct al Mo-
tea To make answer more deauits, granted.
seattle Market Va John McRssvy Dem urres
90 complaint, oyerruiet.
Aaah shane vs. VI. 4. 4 Coyne-Aotion to
strike from answer aud interregsiories. granted.
C. H. Grant ~ NJ. Disnon-Motson 20 strike
from complaint: ovsrruled
" n. Brasen Va City Of seattle-Motson OF
plaintiff for aew trial: denied
Evans 4 Keith Va. W. J. Norphy es al-De-
uurrer 10 complaint: overruiet.
Anna dc Graf v. Seattle a Taecna Ssvtga-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-10
Accused Criminals Arraixned.

Thomas Fagsia and Frank Jennings,
accused of burglary, were arraignei before
ladge Humes yesterday. The former was
given two days TO plead and the latter
BEADED not guilty. Two other petty
blenders were arFaigned and entered pleas
O. net guilty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-10
A Big LINEN SALE.

Here is the opportunity to secure
useful and pleasing gift for your wife
or for any honsekeeper. Best Table
Linens ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
reductions, an opportunity which will
find quick acceptance with shrewd
housewives.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-10

There il nothing 30 beautiful or lovely
as . fine fur garment made to order by K
Peskoyits, the furrier. Marion street, be-
tween Front and Second