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CRUSHED RY a sIG Kock.
Miner Killed and Another lejared q
the Newcastle Al0pe.

the Newcastle slope.
serious accident occurred in the slope OF tie
Sewcsesle sa:Ee. a. Coal creek. ycssert Tar alter
noon, resulting in the ceasa OF ose man, who
was terribly cus and bruised, aad pa.nsui Ia
ir.ies TO the other.
While Z. ". FoGraies and William Ham were
~ y ORR .. % oescck Ia thu afternoon ~ TIE
bottom Of the slcpe making preparations TO
timber the easraaee TO snei .isiA level. whscc
has been recently opened. . iarxelnas OF
rock, probably fifteen tons. Tell with . crash.
ha,yinx the unfortunate laea and narrowly
Eaissing others who we're wotkins near By. As
soon a. possso.e tie men we're :aken out OF the
deh.is, and IL was found tia; foarnser had his
NECK. . leg and wrist broken and was horribly
cut and bruised. - the rock had crushed him
the terrible injuries he had reserved, he lived
CONSEQUENCES William Ham. Ills colnradc.
escsrcd With broken .eg and some tsihing
bruises and will recover
Fou.nier VAS 70 years Of sge, Of French pa
Yentags and had lived at Newcastle twelve OF
th,n,een Year, Hswss one OF the best known
aud NET popular mcc IL the camp Five
months $40 he was married To Miss Craig. OF
the Same rls~e. and his sudden dealt. IL Al aw-
fui blow 10 his oung wife. Us also leaves .
father and two siA:ers. of Nhon is Mrs.
Julia Morrison, RESTING ia this city. Both
Fog,nier and Ham were members OF the Odd
Feilows' lodge at Newcastle, ana also members
OF the eaeampuent Last sunday they re-
turned fsom the meeting OF the s;.and Lodge at
Olympia
Deputy Coroner Carroll went TO Newcastle
yesterday afternoon and held al inquest last
night
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GOOD CATCH OF SEALS.
Two seattle Boats In Alaskan Waters
Rafh ne}ar We'll

Can't T. { Nlxoa hss received letter from
Capt Miner. Of the sealing schooner Heary
peaais telling az ats success II getting s.szs
TIE letter il written from Sska,ss bay, A.sska
aatet ca April = and - - solows
YoG saH - sEsr-.ssi - tear fr0n ras asrs.
Hat - cor1e hare 20 send acTE sick ~ IS. his
" IS 80 ssA that an s9rs thss Re- ot4ii ssos ts
nass a. 81 anytGiex tel TIP = &c s3Tes. ihsak
he has p.ai8.tsv. Every 12E else y all riga;
Va have 80 sXizs Saan4 SEES hare oacs TIE
sas.l.e es last EanatA ssss tae Ne4aayr ss 0eesa
very hAs. un,il SsssRs zen Gays sse TAs usoss
% sSe sealing feet wAs tas@ here sa<. .t
Saz been hz-i ~ do anything wsa -
msay ia Sae ssfae pare. sm
.olag 20 leave sAesn AZ. - s1ti further wcss
Have teu rsogs seal tAsa ans st c.se ih&s ue
bear cl aApt Lavender - ;&a laara ard Is
Aess vsgA tsgc ! an r*t;i@- ;wo iass3z8s s.asn
here. fssa tue ssrA EaxB eE tFssl a.se5l Nlss
:. "a S=aa PEE - tse AL ~ f91s WA seas.
~ snaH sT4sgz fasrn II snezH - sny chance "a
I lae&s HAT saSy are Rew worth ssA TIC Cres-
r4ns Cs.r leaves ,lfka for -aSst Feat aaoa.
1aas Have Ass swo Q. sHs ax-s.ess s%ses ia.
Z have Il p&Fsessess. since sxse aean sesllag
Z ae IacRs.s rgsie9 snSEga sstscas abe sass 81
a zsse sara- AZ tAe haassrs aTs nesEiv eea.i
stsA AsSss, seSae - ise .s~1- I3anA &c VII
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llaxpAxrs GET A VERDICT.


- - DsteheP, FiaAs HE suit 10 .
Boomerang.
49, queer turn Of affairs In the case OF
opsay Bsotbcrs. In the superior court
Is soems that on 6epte mber {. lSs2,
Nyefa Seattle butcher. ont cred into
pAat With Spray Brothers. Of Hepner,
4Uoieh Spray Brothers were ~ furnish
Alslysnve head Of cattle not 10 weigh
- a agreed weight. When the cattle
MT 10 seettis on Ssptcmbsr II. Myers
= Nj they were inferior and thst no
- no use of them. and 30 refuse 20
~. aud brought suit against spray
III - damages on the losa Of his bar
- ~ t>p damages 10 his trade.
- answer and croaa-complaint Spray
~ dsaisd that there was any agreement
= vsssht VI tho cattle, and alleged that
- y b suitable beef without regard to
- that Myers reason for not accept
- vas that the cattle were delivered in a
aaek trade. They claimed that by rea-
Aeysn action they were compelled n
i thsir cattle az toss on account OF
u Weight. aud that they were put To
9sses In delivering the cattle and keep
2 snsi! sale coaid be made. and there.
sysd Tor si22 - damages.
- ~ case was called By Judge Humcs,
esornsy. Z, II. Peterson. moved for the
TIE action. but his motion was de-
~ Peterson gavc notice of his with
NON the case aud J. +. spray, one OF thu
n. ~ wAs placed on the stand.
spsays testimony had been given tho
vset TO the Jury. who. after two hourA
non gave a verdict for the defendants
NIL smcun; claimed
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be high this yeaY. Spears 10 low CD to COW.
They are all happy and cou5deas OF . good voy-
age
r. a-B. sure and sand come rsaiiag matter.
TIE above letter wss brought cosn On the
City Of Topeka. which also brought news OF :se
ss<ak:nx OF the Henry Dsanis on Nay ). when
she Dad 80 sSius. Capt Nixoa yesterday seq:
largo number OF newspapers - the Henry
His other schooner. the Allie Agar. IS on thu
yarxn coast and wsa reported With ever so
skins sbou; April ]. . remarkably good catch 80
ea,;y in the seaxon- Before the vessels sailed
M. Nixon promised free round trip ticket to
the Worlds fair 10 the hunter II each schooner
" DO secured the creates: number OF skins
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mrs. Jeukins House burned aud She n
InluPed While EscauinR

one-and. -hnif-story frame house on Eighth
street near Stewart was Quilted by dre yesterday
morning ~ S:i5 oclock aud Mrs. W. q. jenkins,
the sole occupant, was severely injured while
escaping through a window only few feet from
the ground. The origin OF the FIRE IL shfouded
in mystery. and from tho disappearance OF .
purse containing 500 and a gold watch the
theory of robbery and incendiarism has been
advanced.
Oficer l. r. Pierce was attracted to the scene
OF the fire BY two pistol shots from . revolver
discharged BY the fire. He Immediately turned
In An alarm from box Sc. at the corner of Seventh
and Pike atreets, but in the meantime some one
had sent In an alarm by telephone and the de-
partment was on the way
when the apparatus arrived the flames had
full possession at the house and were coming
forth In volumes from either side and through
the roof. Water was soon on and. the house be-
Ing comparatively isolated, the flames were
amothered quickly. but not before the uncou-
scious form OF Mrs jenkins was found across Z
pile of boards underneath her bedroom.w indow.
She had fallen distance OF not more than
four feet. but strack on her aide, sustaining in
ternal injuries Great delay was experienced
in removing her to friend's house at So Stew
art street. a. the patrol wagon did not respond
% the fire. This 10 one OF the fruits OF doing
away with the night registering clerk. Tho
wagon finally arrived and Mrs. jenkins re-
moved. On being put TO bed shc rallied slightly
ard called for Chief Hunt. She seemed 10
think her grandchiid had bcca burned. bat later
IL was found the child had not been In the
house since tho previous evening. The chief
asaed her how shr IRE started, and abe man.
agod 10 say that she had no idea, and was Awak.
cned by snHoca;ing sensation. She jumped
from bed, and la trying to got ont through tho
window slipped and fell Her mind commenced
10 wander. aud il was some time before another
lucid interval came. Then she was asked IL she
heard any sounds abou; or in the house. Her
reply WAS in the negative. The physician in
charge considered that her injuries were proba.
bly, moro In the way of nervous shock than
otherwise. though her forehead was burned
and her aide hurt By the TALL.
The FIRE started under tho stairs in closet of
the room occupied by Mrs jenkins. but BY what
means cannot be- determined. A search was
made for the watch aud purse, but nothing
found. The money was mostly papcr aud.
judging from tho way si!verwsrc was melted,
there would not be anything left of the purse
trimmings IL IL barely possible that the house
was busg!arlxed and then fred. but other theo-
ries plausible.
The honse WAS owned by II. Greedy Curtis.
valued al about 500 and not insured. The con-
ten,s were owned by Mrs jenkins. valued At
about &s,o and Insured. House and contents
were total loss. Mr.. Jenkins Is q member OF
tho FIRE department., and now absent In the
mountains prospecting. Chief Hunt wrote 10
him Yesterday al Table Mountain.
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nans Citizen OF Oregon, fled a petit
-. sss superior court yesterday praying :or
~ ~ maadainas 10 compel City Treasurer
~ avg 70 accept 81 30 for tho use ci n.
. snas being tho amount paid by the
Ax asle for city takes OF is.,s on lot
f- - esassal addition. In his affidavit
assas the petition Hunt says tha,
tsss tax deed 70 Colyer for the lot ia
ssisse the two year limit for rsdemp.
EXPIRED. ths dee! fer that reason be-
Ss-ssaa Ca May Hunt WAS DESTROYS oi
~ we ses sccordsug 10 law from the
80 nasing got certificate from the
- !seaes A. 10 the smoaa! OF the tax
- ~. amounting 10 ssses ne rendered
- 70 sae city treasurer. who refused
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A WONDERFUL MACHINE

There Is 20 doubt that nan Is a fine raech.n
ism, hgt Ike eyers other machine he vears cot
by friction. IL IL SAID tnst BE Is hoFn again
re-laatis fscu tcoSs, 10 retsrd this making oFe.
10 radically sroug. man loses So UlurA
vitality in the delayed pvCscss that u taxes a
long tine - recuErrate. The process ul FnNkteg
saes l. - accg,erdicsi ~ puFgaEg with BRAND
ErTns Pills ihst II Dew nan, a. IL ~efe, may be
uis,le "a tvo ~ thsee aoaths. and the change ~
the race sussa - ~gca thai the srER out part Is
rxpiscc3 Gg thc new without tac Hsua running
down OF tae Vutsrs machine. log ioa's have -
stop FOR fepslFs Purge awsy ntsh HNASnAxTH :
pftss The Old. eiscss&si sSd ~ura cat hocv
They art narely vegetable. absolutely harmless
sad saie to sake st Anr time.
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= native 81 sweden .,s ,s.,-
neSs.ss. saassct q Kaiser " llhsIr,
!" S''asasaip yesterday by Judge
hss~ ases we're .aasi YESTERDAY 4,
~ ia Fsuss. Soga Ct sss.,.e. srt
q seattle. s04 May we,ss,.v :.
1us. - .ao MAS s-sestcs. al as Yff.e
zs sss-'~s Is0ra.us ca sasp,r.ss Of
as yesterday essssatf,e,, - -.
$50 Asass b Js4se langley.
Aes : laeassos.s.oa q .ae Me-. ,,,.,,,
1Qksss sssias Casapaay wsre nl,.,
-. ss erscs q, ;sS cunt So
s~s = Sssss,sa- The ese.,.' . =, 80 :.
"a Is. ,s lzts l.o.s ss5 .SN,es ~ s.
"a ssae.pAl p.seo .: su,,s' -.
Spn.s ~ae OF TIE ,w, "s,--
AAx 49, sssasy zigtt, wa. t.aena
ss~ssss STATE. s,.ae .asy h. { .i sI.e.s !
aa~s = "a Ea.s;y ye,;sr:.s. II. b. s.,r.s
So. 1as. IA de..s,teI wsses D. :
e'ss sssssy a. lis ~pxa.
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The bali of the seattle Sewsboys' Union comes
o9 at tee A-mory tonight and IS attracting
much attention The young and strong organa-
EatiaR has many friends aud they viii arrange
that This. thei: hsss t-ew to the Seattle social
world, shall ha q success. The Toys will give
goos. music 10 accompany the dancing aaa
every thipg accessory 10 c0oi time x.li be Pre-.
yidei. Tae sioor committee IS made np Of
James tgsn sud John Gleason. The officers o.
The organization arc: George Harrison, pres!.
dcni, t,hsYse. Eich, vice r-esiient; fleary
Hoege. treasurer. ard Arthur Hsggineathgm.
secretary /. was foanasa Oh November II iss,
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GIVE pspAnrurxY-,swry

CIVIL DRpAkTNKxr-fRwrS T.
H. " Baker ct al ". Washington Iron woyx.
c,om'Ssnny'ufr vsra'es iof $500 in favor q
A'phsa. Byess Va @. v. IAndsburs-Con-
:, :, !, Hos:n ". 49,. g J; kyie-Jury verdict OF
Hermann Meyer ". spray ssoshsss-Tsans-
=. easksy 4 Brown vs. Clarence Hanfosd O. al
Motion for non. suit. granted, exceptions. nod %
OF appeal
CRIMINAL DErARyxx.Y-KCnEay
Amos Brown st ux. va william Csrscck Fl a.
MOTION for noa-suit denied: exceptions; tud2-
men. 10, psAinssn - pssysd for: dsesss ordered
Alpheus Byefs N George v. IAndssure-
JfAnsfsrsed ~ civil department
tasxey 4 Blown W. J. d. Low man ct NJ -
Transferred TO civil department.
y. " Hogan Va q. I. Kyle transferred to
civil department
Hermann Meyer vs. Spray Bro..-Nosion 10
a.sm - asnssd; exceptions; jury verdict for de-
Era Mecker vs.. James NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
". n. Middleton W. Dora Kanke--Ss.icken.
PROBATE pGPAxTxEsr-LAxGLsY.I
Estate OF John Redick- Petition for letter, Of
Estate Of J. Il MsrnsProsf o Ir n sane r. ...
nors: annuei aecoun: of administrators died:
time OF hearing txed-
Insanity o, 4. G. Brooks--order Of commit
nent: signed.
LEV. J.
AafKaret Haunon Va Maurice McMicken ct
al-Defauis
Reliance Loan and Trust Company W. John
Prentice ct ai.--Defsult
John Prentice W. Jeus Peter Baunsg ard OF a.
Default.
Annie Harris 70. Robert Harris-Fiud;peu of
fact conclusions OF Law and decree; signed
4. 4. McCianahan ". Catherine smith CT Al
Findings OF fact. CONCLUSIONS OF law and decree:
signed
}. q Hunt vs. Adolph Krug. city treasurer
Petition for alternative writ Of Ynandamus re
turnab!c May - granted.
3. fra1kiin Stow Va Ira W. HicKa-Order con.
frmtug sale.
Harry. Kruts W James Albert Reid-order
confirming sale.
Aqals Cove Va. City OF seastls-Demurrer to
complaint: overruled: exceptions
J. c. Allan ys. King CONFEDERATION of de-
fendants u dissolve Injunction; denied.
kssmus koncfupv Va J. c. Frandaeu ct ai.-De-
iendants object 10 any testimony: sustained:
cause dismissed
:. Arthur b. Jennings vs. Town OF Ballard Con-
uuucd until Juns7
Alice u. Hill. exccutrix. ~. Elizabeth Hill ct
ai.-Findings Of TACT, conclusions Of law ana de-
cree; signed.
Esther Roseuthal ". H. RoscnthaI-Pesition
Tor restraining order taken under consideration.
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pAyIEs WANTS A DIVORCE.
$3.50 uis Complaint and 1aokee
n n~uhle . m OttDd.

- His mplaiat snd 3askes
q Dssble- shottsd.
q weeks ago Thomas II. Davies in
= SETON for divorces from his wife
eostiag forth - the reasons therefor
~ { most inamiable disposition. A
IT, taken, ana tho prosecuting attorney
demurrer, on the ground that the
1jd not set forth Sufficient grounds
1i1nl Ns. pasfes flied his amended
1no yeSlssday, and no ono can say that
= ~ now Aiisge Sufficient grounds for
Z 4 ths evidence beam them out They
ND q Bucoda December y. 1879. and
{3fteteu ysars sttsrwasd lived happily. but
- thsp or four ycafs, he Gays. Jose
- pos ben . Kind and loving wife
= issAcible. Gery temper. she would
oAes, scoid and taunt him. until life
burden. For two or three years shs
iIonlly abandoned him, he says, refua.
1S1nnan IN bis company much OF tho time
slng her mean disposition on him
- - presence. She refused to caro- for
y mend bis clothing or TO attend to
- April last she totally abandoued
- = not enough to entitie him to .
- second cause Of action may DO more
n ~ alleges that on the night OF Sep
Il i1oi. vhllo they wcro living at the
b1slns house and during his absence
oG0, che committed adultery with one
pneee. who was also rooming 1t the
es also that she repeated the perform.
III l1S.. with spencer at the PhRnix
1ooe Dsvies aud his wife were living
vale be was away from home at
oevs that they were again guilty Of
oNime 1t the Phenix house at mid.
10 o1sbse II and ON January 10 last and
1114 sundsy other times and st various
|n ~ city. He says that since she de-
$3.50 Apsil last. she has been travelling
g with spencer In various parts OF the
phn "a not discover that she had been
~ adultery prior 70 her descrtion, ana
- lsaRaing II he has not cohsbttsd or
- ~
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Edueatienal Address NJ Bapstst Cnivef-
sasy-Entertafnm ent This Afternoon.
Ate. the sraaa. examinations At the Uni-
ve.sisy Of Seattle yesterday afternoon. in which
the student surprised even their teachers. thu
commencement exercises began in she evening
with the educational lecture by Rev. ". l.
Rugs. which Was listened TO by good audi
eace.
Tae Univer.isy 6lee uh, consisting Of Mr.. E
G. Harley, Masses Hattie Palmer. Winnie
Fierce Grace Carpenter sud Mr.. W. X. Burrell.
gave the opening chcrrs very accep'asly. s:d
then Rev. I. ]. Goodwin offered tho opening
prayer Miss 4seel Aust and Misc Helen
Adams sang q duet. Mrs skunk gave a vocal
SOLO and Mr. and Mrs G. W. Prosch played Al in
strumens duet Mr.. Eugg's lecture was earnest.
in.niring aud instructive. unfolding the
possibilities OF an education. which changes the
sieas AID aims OF the mind 20 that the eyes are
open to sec the beauties OF nature. the ears open
TO hear the music o! the spheres and the
thoughts Of God can be grasped - they nAsh
through the universe
Tho commencement exercises proper will take
place this afternoon at clock. not 4 O'Clock as
erroneousiy announced yesterday. The unver-
si:y il reached by the Rainier avenne cars.
which leave the foo; Of Washington street every
hour
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yet been presented in the city.
The qualities are the very best
and there is not a single flaw
in the making Of these goods.
If you wish extraordinary bar
gains you should certainly look
these offers up.
And do not forget the great
special sale in the ladies' shoe
department this week. 1t
means a saving Of from 81 to
S. upon the regular cost Of
your footwear.
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DEED ANNULLED.
, oeoumps FOR DIVORCE.
1880 puye That HE Complasn1
IS norpoe Esesgh-verdiet IL
: Cattle Case.

- q \. C. Mctslananan, guardian OF
-. dsmented widow, against Cath
n - lie cancei.a:ion Of deed BY
70 Mrs. Smith - lots 5 and 8,
IT ~ 80. 4. Belle afih addition. wss de-
~ 1nHes IAureiey yesterday In the psasa-
SSnr. ~ esse going BY default
"A. 1S erwpssint NeGisnshan said ~ the
- - uss made SrA Harmon ~as weak
~ el1 esa infrm AID incapable Of trans-
zzre hustnsss. aad that Mrs saith fraud
- s1vazfags OF her condition and
- 70 make the deed ny
nessions, aud that Mrs. Har-
- 10 consideration for the deed
16eessics mentioned Ia the deed was
- esscsion Mrs. Harmon bears unto
SSn csshesine Smith. and 'for her own
nrcessfy, livelihood and maintenance
7S1e~ He also Gays that while Nra.
f1kns 70 b Mrs. Harmon's niece. she 10
II ises y person wholly unknown TO
-. and at tho time the deed vas
~ - been la the state more than .
1S1 - not now reside In tho state. The
, ~ feet square on the southeast cor
6n1sA and Battery ssreetA
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- ssa'is vose against the c!ty O..
! i sssas the assessment, tog the grad.
- 49, street. same up before ga.se
- sssss. The complaint VISA De.
N. = va tee sresaa ,as; ,he seuaesv wa.
~ = - sss'a'aEl. ara sssea under advise.
~ soafs The demurrer was over.
- - - 'aA'';g eeeas.ou tn szy that the
NGxn, 80 eSsas into eoaf: ia ths, case
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r. II. Calligan. the drayman. has a driver
named ''BiiIy." who was sent to deliver sup
plies at the Pacific school "Bill" could not
find the jaaitor. aud stood in the large halt
thinking. when he CHANGED to zee on the wall q
big gong with q chord attached. He pulled the
string, and Immediately from all the rooms
along the hall came . shutting OF feet and d
noise as II books were being thrown recklessly.
AZ the same time four or Ave female teachers
came running into the hall and stood looking
At "BiIly" in mild establishment 'Biiiy" told
them he had rung the bell for the janitor, and
they informed him he had dismissed the school
an hour earlier than customary. Principal Fenton
took the matter a. good joke and had q hearty
laugh. but BILLY won't ring any more bells at
the Pacific school.
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The attraction At Cord,ays next week will be
the great Irish comedy. "Arrah Ma Pogue' by
Dion Boucicauit. Aubrey Boncicsut. son OF
that great comedian ana playwright, viii as
sumo the principal role, and he VIII be assisted
by one OF the strongest casts yet made at this
;hea:cr. lie has gained repeated successes in
the part. ana his starring appearance next week
will prove welcome variety 10 patrons OF the
house
Moths continues TO draw large audiences,
and every one who fails 10 see tie performance
will MISS q most enjoyable and talented prcser-
tai.
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Tn. Revival a, Battery street.

At the Battery street Methodist Ep.secpai
church last night Evangelist BELLS subject was
founded oa Psalm xevii.ll-l2; Light sowu
for the righteous and gladness for the upright
in heart" The exposition OF the passage named
was that God designed oil men TO be happy, but
ain had caused oil the misery in the world. Tho
speaker is intensely in earnest, and 10 able 70
hold the attention of all who hear him. Tho
meetings are gaining daily, and several CONVEX
sions are reported Meetings will be held every
evening except saturday this week.
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- 'nssh got verdict Of ss.sss NJ damages
- se'Se p. hsls in the superior court
-. W efeach q! c,5atFsCi Hogan sni,.
es<sV ~ Ansecrtss the purchase Price
- - saa sss paid sS2i down, Kyle con.
- sSsna ssiancc 81 she expiration 81
- when the time for settlement
NM Ss4 IN Ansceftes bad deprecated
49, ss1sssa 10 iss ,he property. although
~ g's''i iitls. and also refused 10
-, sacs d sAs 8, aq3. whereueea Hogan
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The social committee OF the Young Mems
Chr.stian Association will give moonlight ex-
carxsan to the United states navy yard a, Port
Orchard or Friday. May -
The ladies committee OF the Ynaag Meas
ChrEstisn Association will be pleased TO meet
nj. the members and friends of the association
On Tuesday evening neat a, The association
rooms \ pleasant social evening 10 assured.
Ihe,a " ID be no charxc for sd nifiance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-18

A meeting OF the Puget Sound Schoolmsssers'
Club will be held at the Central school building
on Saturday, at which school teachers from all
parts OF the Sound will be present The meet
ing will close with a banquet at the Northern
hotel, a. which covers will be laid for forty
gues,s The programme for the days proceed
tngs is as follows:
..Ihs Relation OF the State University to tbs
High school,. ...........-.......Ma Mark
Bailey. Pfof Bradeur and Edwin Twitmyer
"Proi Rice in the Forum. ..............
............J. ". Roberts aud Charles Pagan
"The Recess Question Observation-Disclosures.
Fred J. Chamberlain and W. r. Babcock
GLOW To Keep the school in Touch With tho
People. Ii. T. B.insnaii and G. b. Johnson
1.-THE PAternai and the Ffa;eraal in school
Govern Ient' Observation-Disclosures.
........k. II. Van Horn aud .. s. Jones
"Writing IN the Public schools ........-..
,........J. f. Hoover and Judsou =. Wilson
Banquet. given by the school men OF Seattle
............... Frank J. Barnard, toastna steI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-18
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