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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
AN ATTEMPTED HOLD-rp.

An attempt was made To hold up one
of the late workers Of the city and was
treated 10 dsageeablp experience
that he does not want repeated. He
was going down Calhoun street when a
hurly negro wanted % get his time
piece. was bluffed OF by hip or pistol
pocket play and was deferred from clos
ing in his Intended victim by the same
kind Of bluGing, though he was followed
closely al the way home. Unforinn-
ateiy the intended victim was unarmed,
or there might have been q highway
man the less.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
N0ncE

Office OF tho Missouri, Kansas aud Texas
Railway Company of Texas.
Deuls0n, Tex. April 10 lSn3
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Missouri
Kansas nud Texas Railway ompnny OF ToN.
ns win De held at tile public Office OF said
company In the cts Of Dpuson. Grnyaon
county. Tex. on Thursday. the 18TH day Of
May, 1S13, nt II O'Clock a. M, for the Oloc.
lion of board OF nine directors OF said
company. ANA for the transaction NJ such
othcr business "a may be- brought before the
atookholdVrs meeting.
u II, MERRILL, Secretary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
IT WAS ANTI-ALAsoNrc.
NOT ANrtAMERIcAN. THE
~NoNsTRATloN AT LA
VIAIToa IVA

Amerie,a April Especially Marty
I Chieagn Slhuents on their ,vay ~
'nator IS, iqir attended the fnner3l oS
por TTS&lol9' Chilian merchant ~
de AI,si.nle funeral services were NH
uAlasenill' temple. This enroged tbe
Hiding az populacc. who attocied ,ho
ire ANA Y! he mob then Set The bniia iig
nrng t6o ~ was burned 10 I'M crarnn
iured N'S rlot several persons v yrare
.pqnsira1iar was no attack upon ar
'nyrican i NV q amy kind againps f" ,b ps
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
srnRM IN NEM YORK.

Buffalo N. ". April S.-Western New
York was gtoru-swept yesterday. A
great deal of damage was done by the
cyclone. which spread over Springyille,
Westdeld. Ryockton. Mayyillc, Dunkirk
and adjoining country AT SprinsHihe
the cyclone blew down a barn and kllied
atta man
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
A CUTTING ATFRAY.
ON HIS WAY HOME FROM TRIAL FOR
KILLING A MAN HE GETS
INTO TROUBLE.

Beeyllle. Tex. April S.-(Speclal.l last
an alteration IN Hakey's saloon. The lat.
ter was stabbed an the abdomen. His
wounds are OF n serious nature and the ply
slclan considers him IN n precarlous cundi-
ton. Bell Is held In jail TO await the out
come Of his bloody work. The young man
IL II native OF GOliad aud Is on his way
home from trial for killing u man In the
pAnhnnlle. I'm which ho was AcnnlLled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
LETTER LIST

Remaining IN the pottofnco ~ Fort Worth
Tex, Monday. Aptil iOlsJ3 no obtain any OF
these Letters The applicant must call for SAD.
Nertifcd letters and give the date OF the lis,
Also. OH letters advertised shall hB uhareci
With cent in addition 90 the regular p0sttre
70 bo aocoun cd for as part W tho postal row
cnuc, es per section b3j pageSlS United states
postal laws. Il. NJ BuRCtiiLL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
THE MAI FEST

A cordial and courteously wordea com
munication has been received at the
Gazette Office from the invitation CONE
mittee Of the Deutschorl Nerein, Misses
Jacob Hierholzer. Bruno, Reich. and
Charles Scheller, atteEted by Secretary
Herman Nueelbs. inviting The Gazette
to thc Mai Fest 10 be held at the Rose.
d,1e pavilion ON the lst and and .ard %
Man on the first day Of the fest the
Festivities win begin with q parade that
viii move from the square down Houston
stgset 40 Front. 10 Alain back 90 the
square and thence TO the pavilion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PICKWICIl


J.. Leonard, Mt Vernon. Mo-; II. Il.
Robbins, ST. Louise. J. Crohb, Decatur'
j. d. Doyle, Clcburnc; j. g, Day, Gle
burne. a. ~ Peters, Rhome; g. j..
Peters, Rhomc: H. NJ. Peters Rh0mc;
Charles IT, plntters aud wife, Fort
Worth; 10 l.. McGill, Baltimore, Md;
G.. W. Sewell. McGregor; j. III. Ham
brick, Tyler; 10. r. lkard. Indian Ter
ritOry: ~. q. Shoemaker. Decatur; NJ IL,
Mcdowell, 81. Louis; Miss Mnudc White,
Dallas Miss Norma White. Dallas; III.
Morrison. Jr., Dallas; George w. Gibson,
Jr,, Dallas, J. H. Hodgs0n, Houghton,
Mich; Byron Bartlett, llnrbor Springs,
Mich; w. Register Waco; Mrs l.. A,
Shonc, Grcenyille: H. W. 1ibbitts We,
lasco, II. Il, Jaccard ST. Louis; 4. y.
Byars. Kansas City; George H. Potter
Chicago; G.. W. Walthnl, Bowie: NJ H.
Smiley and mother, Quanah; Mrs, s.
g. Mnulding Wntrous, N. NJ: j. NJ
Rockwell Amarillo; s. @. McCurdy. Den
yer. Col. William Bohning. Ranger.
G. IT, Bohning. Ranger; j w. Harris
san Francisco A. g. Ritchey. ST. Loulr
Harry w Kuteman. Weatbcrford; j.
r. Clements, Longyiew; leon Hart.
Longyicw; ]. w. Yates, Longyicw; 81
a. Mccoy. Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific railway L. 9. Gum, Kansas
City; Paul NAPLES, Denison; Madame
Doaley, Round Rock. Seth VI. Walker
Chattanooga. Tenn; ID. g. COgdell. Gran.
bury ~ Marx New York: -. r. Wal.
lace, Kansas City, Mo; w. l.. Hnllor
gnsh. MONTGOMERY. Ala: II. A. Aknd.
Dallas; ii. NJ McRac. Richmond. Va;
Max Bassct. Baltimore. Nd, A. Leon
ard Marshall, Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10

ing new sensational features every mo-
the firm of liabilities. h IL now tna,,.r,
Sl3O,OOQ q forged paper Is ont. upon
which William Renscheim & Bros. OBJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
.ARLfNGIT0N NV

Oscar II. Mcnefec Denison: G. T.. Law
ton, Chicago Ill; VIM y Grimes. Kan
sns City; II. g. lillinehast and wife,
Clark TiUnGhnst, g. H. liighley and
wife. Chicugo m: j Slpnc. Now York
r. w. Flomoy, r. y. liunfor A. A,
Orlopp Fort Worth; III H. 1hurhoi and
wife, New York; A. d. Silver. Dallas:
A. =. Flick Chicago H.; II. Bulorook
and wife. GreenWlle; Louis j Workman
Austin; james Christnl, New York: Alb
ner Taylor, Cmcaeol g. y. Farwcll. Chi
caeo; Morgan Jones. g. r. Mead. w. o.
Pfaeilic and wife, w N Strntfon md
wife, Fort Worth. \ Damey. san Fran
cisco; Don Campbell. Fort Worth; Dr.
u, d. Thompson, Fort Worth: H. b.
Srlnmerhom, w III. Roth and sister.
Fort Worth: J. ~ Cooper. Arlington
Heights; Mrs Mahle Cooper Arlington
Heights; j N Luckett, j. b. lAttleiohn,
Fort Worth; il. UOllandcr, ~ Staud0
and wife, Sherman. Chas H. Platter
and wife. Fort Worth; H. r. Long, God
Icy; g. l.. Horton, New Orleansi r. Ross
of Ogden Utah
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
PHILADELpHrA rArT1rpr

Philadelphia. Pa, April 0.-Lukens 4
20. Lumber company, has made an as
s.gnment. Liabilities about $4,000.
bilities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
CHARTERS FILED.

Austln Tex, April s. lSpeclai. Char
tered American Brewing association Of
Houston, capital stock, S23OOOO. Di-
rectors. Adolphus Bosch Of ST. Louis and
others.
Tho ]. J. Collins company Of Dallas
printing and Publishing, etc. Caplfni
stock, $4,000. Directors, j. J. Collins
aud others.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
billiard TOURNAMENT.

New York, April S-The international
billiard tournament 10 have been played
I'm this city has been declared off and
$4,000 offered as prizes Withdrawn, owing
to failure to secure a sufficient number
of contestants when IL WAS suggested
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
PERSONAL.

Oscar f. Menefce Of Dcnlson Is at Ye
Inn.
Mrs b. ID. Shropshire and the two lit
lie ones, Of 500 Granger street. left Sat
urday 20 spend several days with friends
In Ouauah
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
soI1ruDRN CONVICT LABOR.

Columbus o., April S-I'he Ohio State
Miners association today resolved TO use
all honorable means 10 have the present
system of convict labor in the South
nbolishpd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
ALARMING PLOT

SIadrid. April S.--The government has
discovered an alarming conspiracy Of
anarchists at Feres. evidently haylnE
for its object an insurrecdon against
the authorities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
ASK REMOVAL
OF HARTLEY COUNTY OFFICIALS
ON STATUTORY
GROUNDS.

Hartley, Tex, April Especial -suie
has been brought and filed I'M the dis
trict court of this county by the State OF
Texas upon relation OF certain citizens
against II. w. Eubank. county Judge,
and ii. kimbal and John Armstrong.
county commissioners, asking for removal
on several statutory grounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
EARTHQUAKES N sppr,,

lake wss A9pgll pa severe e,y,b.
sierday iTS,s IN many parts of Serxia
lca tumhle5 village of yeiiEibonos
biants ii1o'5il'o ruins and several in-
sses are 800, Deaths in vrs,,l.,''i
Tie klhrlesgl' from Other ,illsees
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
Tur cTOruING cUTTERs.

New York. April S-Legal papers IN the
civil suits brought by Individual cutters
against firms OF the Manufacturer asso-
citation 10 receive $4,000 each Tor dameses
through the lockout were served tnls aiier-
noon on ID. l.. Newberg a Son and Herman
Heidelberg & 20. The firm Of NeWDers& son
reported 10 have complained 20 manniaelui'
ers that they have already lost too mueh
money through the lockout md are anxious
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
TERRIRI.r r1nrs

Sioux Falls, s. d., April s.-Detailg
have. been received here of terrible
P9lne hres near Chamberlain IN which
a large amount Of stock perished ana
two persons were burned to death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
pTNKERTON DALLAS.

Dallas. Tex, April 0-(Speciall-Cap,
tain William A. Pinkerton, the noted
Chicago detective. was In the dty on
an unknown mission. He departed for
New Orleans via Galveston today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10

EXCURSION RATES TO DALLAS.
For the. "Kirmess" 70 be held at DAT
make an open rate Of one aud one-thu
fare Tor Tie round trip. Tickets on sale
April 'l3. ~ aud ". good for return
until April 10 CASTOR MESLIER.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
once OF Comptroller OF the Currency.
Al-...A-L..-L--.. ~. I. NM

Washington. Fob 6. 1893.
Whereas BY satisfactory evidence pre-
scented 60 the undersigned, Il has been uado
TO appear that "rhc American National bank
OF Fort Worth" in the city or Fort Worth,
IN the county OF Tnrrnnt ana state or
TeXts, has complied with nli the provisions
Of the statutes Of the United States, re-
fiution shall be authorized 10 commence the
business OF banking!
Now therefore. /. Aionzn Barton Hen.
burn, comptroller OF the currency, do here.
by certify that "ihp American National
bank OF Fort WORTH IN the city OF Fort
or rexaa, Is anthuflzod To commence the
huHlncss of banking as provided I'm section
hlOtA Of the revised statutes OF the United
States.
ln testimony whereof. witness my hand
aud seal OF Office this 9th day or February,
1SYN
tSenll A. ". HEPBURN,
Comptroller OF the Currency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10

All chewcrs Of y. II. Grayely'a Sumo.
rlor brand plug tobacco, can find ii at
Turner a Dingces
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
INDICATIONS.

Washington, April 9.--lfoI Eanern
Texas: fair, southerly winds, shifting
20 westerly in northwestern portion.
slightly cooler Ia nor,hweaIern portion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
Ise sI,El..N''ssATIoNAL FAu.rrpr

D1'ln & BIZ. Is 'p deVelo =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10

The national debt Ia 1890 was Sl46S
Per head Of the population.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
THE GUN CLUB.

Al o'clock this afternoon nc the
Traders National bank o meeting Of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-10
NEW THROUGH SLEEPING CAR.
SERVICE VIA THE NJ, X. & r.
RY., no AUSTIN AND SAN
ANTONIO.

Have You noticed the new sleeping car
service inaugrated By the Missouri,
Kansas aud Texas railway, from Dallas
10 Austin, San Antonio aud intermediate
points, leaving Frot Worth 40 T.2O p IN,
arriving Ia Austin and san Antonio for
breakfast the next morning.
l'he through cars in thc service are
Wagner Palace Sleeping ears perfect IA
every appointment, and afford the finest
sleeping car service ia the state u Texas.
Ivy. them once and yOu viii use
no other
For sleeping car reservations or other
Information call on or address
VI. NJ M'MON,
City Ticket Agent
Or, II. r. HUGHES,
General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. DealsOn, Tex.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-09
THE FELONY COMPOUNDED.
Prosecuting witness I'm . Robbery Cas-,
Jumps Hie Honds.

Jumps His Bonds-
Nellie Wilson, an inmate of the Esther
house on Front street. il sharp enough to
keep out of the penitentiary and have
laugh st the police. She Was yesterday
sent ON her way rejoicing from Judge
Humes' court, charge Of grand larceny
made against her by logger named Rob
ert Johnson having been dismissed. John
son. who was under 500 bonds to appear
and prosecute, never came within q hum
dred miles OF the court room yesterday and
his bonds were ordered forfeited. Andrew
Doyle furnished these bonds. and If he IL
not the maddest man in King county to-
day 1t il because Neilie's fair but frail CON-
panions have made it all right with him.
Nellie, whose reputation Is far from the
best, is o well-known character 10 the
police. and there was great glee in the
department when early In July she was
arrested on charge Of enticing Johnson
to her room and there taking from him
two $50 gold pieces. just $40 less than all
the money he had in the world. The
night Of her arrest she was released on
bonds, but her victim lay all night in the
city jail. The next day she appeared in
Justice Caldwell's court and had pre-
liminary examination. She was bound
over in the sum of $3.50 to await the
action OF the superior court But il was
only after several days of hard rustling
that Johnson got out OF the city bastile
IL would appear as If Johnson's war cry
would have been "No Quarter" after
such an experience. but IL has been an
open secret for several days that he would
not prosecute the siren and that he had
left the state.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-09
THREE DIVORCES GRANTED.
All 90 Wives whose Husbands Proved
Fiekie or Unktnd.

fiekie or Unktnd.
The usual grist of Friday divorce eases
was ground out in the superior court yes
serday. Judge Humes taking his turn as
ne mill. There were three applications
for divorces and the applicants were all
successful
The frst case of matrimonial tnfeiicity
vas that OF May pletz vs. Henry Dietr.
according to Mrs. Die,x' testimony she
married her husband on January l. fsss
and lived with him until May IS. iss2,
when she was abandoned by him. Her
Principal complaint against him was that
he was addicted TO the use OF intoxicating
liquors and refused 10 work. She said
shas on one occasion he asked her to go
eat And sew to earn him living. and that
ms reason for desiring her 20 do so was
Nat he vas constantly under the influence
@ brandy. often drinking a whole bottle Of
ne Three Star brand IT sitting. Mrs.
p'ess also accused her spouse of being a
iGe dealer. After hearing the evidence Of
'ae plaintiff and her tao witnesses, who
sosroeora;ed her, Judge Hgmes granted a
aseree rs prayed for and restored Mrs.
usets m alden name. Mary Wilson. 10 her.
Augusta Titus, an cid German woman,
essae next with tale of woe To tell con-
esFaing her married lite with her husband,
usoFge Titus, to whom she vas united In
marriage in Gary. y. D.. November e.
NV She testified that George got drunk
Aaa aeosed her and called her tiithy names
"a TIE presence of her children and his
ssa. also refusing 90 support his family.
ane marriage Was an unhappy one. 10
atsaed from Mrs. Titus testimony,
Principally from the mixed family rela-
s'oas Both Of the contracting parties had
ven married before and had children hv
zoe ioFmeF marriages, she bride having
= ven aud the groom four. After living in
North DAKOTA TOR several years the eonnle
tame TO Seattle. and then the husband
sAse Up trying 10 support the two families
.aassgnsi. Al the community property
s awarded 10 the wife by Judge Hames,
VOC she WAS also awarded the custody of
vac OF her husbands children, she having
sade application for IT,
The third and last case 10 come IN VA,
mai Of Virginia L. Stafford agains, her
yoasaIai husband, James X. Stafford.
tVasksnness and failure 10 sapnor, we're
we grounds on which the divorce va.
granted. Virginia. who is a very prtm
rather pretty young women. told
.aese Humes that Jimmy spent TOO much
~sae hunting and hshing over ia Eastern
washington. where they lived after their
,ssifiase. on WsshiagIoa's birthday. in
~ At oosyil1e. Sac said also that her
seahd Was accustomed 10 look upon tie
aa. vine LONGER than was COED for his
$50 or temper. la ali this testimony
sss oorrehorated ey witnesses. one of
49, $50 seing her mother. There we're no
'asen 70 be considered. but Judge
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-09


eEENzxAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. j.
state OF Warrington W. Nellie Wilson-
1IAnd larceny; on motion Of prosecuting
sks1y ney case dismissed. the prosecuting
witness being absent
state Of Washington ~. James Furxeson
--Iury excused b court and defendant
Mary Dietr " Henry Diesz-Deeree of
divorce granted q prayed for.
A. Titus W. Z. Titius-Decree ofdivorce
granted ~ prayed for. eastody Of minor
eniidFsn given defendant
virginia l. Stafford vs. James r. STAFF
lord Decree Of divorce granted sx prayed
Ior; psafntid allowed 200 alimony and
900 sttorney's fees
Korfrr pxPARrnxsT--LAxatxy. >.
Reliance Loan & Trust Company rs d.
Scnnstder-1udgnent signed.
a Aagnus Va J. Entwislls ct aL--Same
w. ?. Sayward vs.. w. Fl. Thayer-Dis-
missed as 70 certain defendants: exception
Grant Street, Electric Railway Company
Va =. A. 7 xicheii-- Motion to aussh petit
aon denied and writ OF mandate ordered
70 issue as prayed for.
PROBATE DEPAKrxEsr-LANaIxY. J.
Insanity Of Per!ina B!ancharc-Set for
hearing September o.
Eliza Mund Hill to intervene in petition
Tor Segregation of estate.
Estate Of James Conway-P. c. Hayes
appointed administrator.
Estate OF John H Beadels--6ss fpr hear
Ing September Is.
Estate OF Louis Jacobs-Joseph Groli
appointed administrators.
Estate Of William Cormode-Thomas e.
Cormode appointed administrator.
Estate Of John Hoey-T. B. McMullen
appointed administrator.
Estate Of Eliza Hoey--Same motion.
Estate Of Louis yicks-Dccree appoint
ing ADMINISTRATIVE.
Estate OF Henry Herbcrt-August Her
bert appointed administrator.
CIVIL DEFAErxEsr--osBoRs, J.
Maggie uunsmuir vs.. Washington
Farmers Insurance. Company - Jury
verdict Of si04 in favor OF intervenors.
John Fountain vs.. J. IL Woolery -
Stricken.
r.. L. Merrick VS.. w. J. Sweitlan d--De-
cree Of foreclosure signed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-09
TAX cEETrrrcArE Law.


Judge langley He1ds with ths suprsme
Court Decision.
Ins only important bushes. 10 come be-
fore Judge Langley yesterday vas the
hearing OF the order to show cause Ii. the
case Of the Grant Street Electric Railway
Company N. r. A. Twicbeu as county
auditor. in which case the tax certificate
law passed By tbs last Legislature vas to
De tired - to ifs conssitu tionality. The
case ala not terminate a. was expected BY
iaymen generally, bus the decision could
not have been otherwise than adverse 10
the auditor under the circumstances.
There 10 nothing unusual in the facts Of
the case, which are a. follows:
a few months ago Fred E. Sander sold
the Grant Street Electric Railway Com
pAny, with its entire equipment. to the
Grant Street Electric Railway Company
when. on August q. the deed was offered
20 the auditor 70 be fled for record, he re-
fused TO accept 10 unless the usual treas
nrer's certificate certifying all taxes to
have been paid should be first attached.
whereupon writ of mandanus Vas petit
toned for.
ihe case was argued yesterday, . mo-
ton made By the prosecuting attorney to
duash the writ having first been overruled.
Then Judge Langley announced his de-
cision In favor of the petitioner and Or
dered the writ TO issue. In rendering his
decision Judge Langley said that whatever
his own opinion of the merits Of the case
might be 30 long as the decision Of the
supreme court in the mandamus case
against the auditor Of Thurston county,
which case was Of the same nature as the
present one. stood unreversed he would be
compelled by all the traditions of Law to
rule in accordance with that decision.
Auditor Tvieheil says that since the
fling Of the petition for rahearing in the
supreme court of the case before men
toned he has great hopes that the tax GER
tificate Law will be finally declared consti-
tutionai and in that hope he will 1t once
appeal 70 the supreme court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-09
Court. cad Public omec..

A license 20 we'd was issued Yesterday
for Harley NJ. Johnson and Mrs. Eliza ].
zenkner. both OF Ceniralia
There were three pre-emption entries
and one homestead thing IN the United
States land Office yesterday.
Attorney DupTee. whose name vas con
ne1ted with the Bernard Malreine trial
Yesterday, SAYS he knows nothing OF the
checks parpoFtsd 10 have been given oy
prof. Taylor CT Prof Hin: that he does
not know either IF those gentlemen and
has never IN any way whatever had any
hnsinasa transaetions with them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-09

Humes gave the complaining wife her
maiden name. Virginia Lane. and szoeo
alirnony, eesdss an attorneys fee OF 500.
Janthi Brundage IL another deserted
wife. according to bill Of complaint fled
in the superior court yesterday, By which
she hopes to make her forced separation
from her husband. Henry Brunaare. .
legal one They were married a ch-rn-
kee. Ia. in January. ISIS. An ah.oluts
divorce snd temporary alinony are
prayed for.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-09
N.~ suit. F,lea.

The following new sniys we're 6lsd In
the o.sice Of the clerk Of the superior court
yesterdav;
J.. y. Pralher va A. r. parfEi1ge-Snit
10 recover possession OF personal property
valued AZ So
Janshe Bfuadage vs. Henry Brandage--
SnEt far divorce
!. wfxsnare & Son rs Pacific Manu-
iaetursng Compaay--Sglt TO recover slss.oo
on account
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-09

Price. O ara ses No extra
Rax once spsa from TO 10 m Telephone
sa6
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-09
ACT NOW =
This Offer
Will Not
Last.

We are selling Drexel Avenue Heights.
one of the choicest residence tracts in the
city. beautifully situated. overlooking
Lake Washington. with grand view and
good car service. at $3.50 to $685. per lot on
terms of $50 cash and SIS month. There
is nothing any finer in Seattle and such
terms have never before been given on
high-class property, and will surely never
be repeated.
1t is rare chance TO buy property at .
low price today and pay for 1t during the
next few years Anyone can see the profit
in that.
You people who have never made start
toward accumulating property, here IL q
chance that we promise you viii never
have again.
Our references are every bank and bust.
ness man in Seattle.