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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

MowroS b. Holmes. Detroit; j. H.
Putney. Ionia; A. NJ. Henry. Detroit;
Edwin Saunders, Saginaw; y. 4. Fuller.
Hastings; II. II. Noble. Elk Rapids; j..
). Munson. Traverse City.
SwIEr's-John j. McHugh. Marshall;
W. X. Tasker. Saginaw; II. +. Cook.
White Pigeon: y. T. Clark. Kalamazoo;
A. Il. Culver. Benton Harbor.
Nfw Livrxosrox-C. l.. Brundage
Muskegon; j. ii. Haak. Luther; j. G..
Wilbur. Bedding; J. j. Lamour. Battle
Creek. G.. A. Church, Lowell; c. X.
1hayer. Kalamazoo.
EAcLE-B. ID. Moody. Big Rapids; S.
w. Ude. W. H. Werner. Saginaw; A. T..
Anderson. Paw Paw; Il. ID. Chaple. Way
land; John Keep. Petoskey; j. ID. Harris.
Bangor.
KEST-D. Howell. Lansing: L. II.
Piuies. Saginaw: &. ii. Dcvlin. Bay City;
T.. F.. Lautfar. Plymouth; II. $. Brown.
Kalamazoo: +. G. VIM. Benton Harbor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

Mexican Outlaws sack and Burn q
Big Hacienda

OaxscA. Mexico, April 1.-THE mill.
tary commander II this zoue has re
ceived intelligence of desperate en-
counter with hand az brigsnds
in tie district 81 TlaSiaco. The
outlaws made an attack upon
the hacienda IL Sixto Floreas
with the view IL robbing the place
Francisco MoralcS attempted To defend
the property. but WAS killed. The rob
bers after sacking the houses on the
Hacienda started for the mountains
A detachment IL federal troops arrived
and soon overlook the bandits who
stood their ground. In the fight that
snsued four IL the outlaws and one sol
dier were killed. Three Of the bandits
were captured, the others making their
escape.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18
Ne -. its.i stslfur..

Slors CRY lows Apfh II STATE
haas tssnlner Miller ha- vru "a, the
foli0sing sstr~- 90 the condition - TIE
fsfnnot Moth e-'~rr STATE tank ~
Sitloy Liabilities sifff.o. ss-~t rapas
sifsfssl out = tiitfts tiils toseisallr
real ~~'st- si-s i~ssilg sfiaftae> q
a az al" except ss0fs shish t-.i,lent
boss~hui,i~f- annrf sfssr ap
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

The lrssh lTa4l~r's tsaasccs Are In .
Dangerous Condition.

LONDON. April IL Michael Dasitt
szid in an interv.ew this evening that
Pierce Mahoney. who contested With
linn unsuecrssfuliy the constituency II
North Meath III TIE last general eloc-
tion, and subsequently, caused him To 10
unseated. had a notice II bank.
ruptcy served upon him for eosis
VI 400 pounds Incidental Ia the hear
ing in the courts II The petition against
ais return ~ parliament. Mr.. Dasitt
declared that nc would not pay this
enormous hin u costs and that the Ma
honey Clique might cause all his prop
erty To- he seized. in case h. could not
get q certificate of release. Ia such an
even, he would become bankrupt and
would be obliged to resign from pariis
menl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

NEsanI. Mich. April ia hne
mare belonging a. Patrick O'roois vas
kilied Ina . singulz manner. The ANNA.
stepped on the end Of = psecs Ut hoard.
which ficw up and struck her Just INSIDE
the st.se ioint. 81 violent was the blow
tha, the sharp point u the board was
forced clear through the mares body
pFotruding al least six inches The
animal bed to death in few minutes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

CHrc,eo. April II. Horace A. HuFl-
hut. widely known IN financial circles.
died suddenly az his residence In this
city this morning. As receiver for the
Wilbur =. Storey estate. Mr.. Huribut
conducted the AFFAIRS - the Chicago
Iimes for a number Of years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

wAsH,seroS. April he. II Strobet
IT New York. the newly appointed third
assistant secretary II state. assumed the
duties Il his Office this moraing. HIS
predecessor. William NJ Grinnell. will
enter the Office 81 Morton. Bliss 4 Co.
the New York bankers, on MAY /.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

SFsIssrtnp. III. April li.-Na!os
james A Connolly. attorney - toe
Upit~d Stairs for the southern district
Il Ilinsois. forwarded Lie resignation -
Washington Ii is expected that ex.
Senator William r.. Shut. Senator Pal
mers Law partner, vii at once he ap
poln tel to succeed him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

MaSrcoMEEY. Ala. April i7.-Mont-
gumery. IL. Memphis. Q.
S,vsSSsH. Ga. April lT.-Savannah.
1; Charleston. Il.
Auersrs. ia. April lI.-Augusta. Z;
Chaftsrcogs. Z
Nav OsiEsSs. April l7-New Or.
lssns II. Birmingham !.
NsooS. April Macon. 5, At.
fa,ta .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

ysezIxAc lsLAsp. Mich. April IL
Tn. Frat hoa. % pass through the straits
vac the large Armour. IL made the
try this morning az 10 a. IA. folbo~e'i
by the targss W H. Egan, City a
venics. City Il Paris and Oloko. The
Arinous VA saiatssl by gun from Fort
MAe.irac The north passage v cis~s
~ 80.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

co .aa. seFii ~ I,i- sseeiiss-Y 4
J~ ghashisas.ag, ehss.tsslsin n he
msss~tY tiS rs.s q al The hae~i s<
sssf iBfefisi ess~iss ss<is,a~F % His<tS -
The ~asiss 'ssf ssfs~ssi ~ ne az the
,ssssias ~ zee sssssa. sssiasi hy s..,sa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

koSoso nd. April II The s~cord
game - the fs-ksr Shovslter match
Won ~ the latter THE sff~rnosn
after four hours play. tssker r~signtrn
On ~ thirty sxth move Shoval,rr
opsr - With . singIs gsnlhit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

Port Hope. Haraa county, C. s. Bisbes
IN succsed Henry trshk, res.gned'
stAsfsiils. ~. CAR eoeafy. W H. but
bsr d, succeed May l. aArks. rsssxnsdi
Washington. Msco@b county Ars N II
kdgstt 10 saeeoed A. H. HAzsiton. 70
s1xned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

NEosCNss. Men. April lI.-Alfrei
iathrop. who lives al the Sands. . sta
ton Lon miles -oath IL this city. accl-
dentaliy shot himself while cleaning u
revolver. tie received dangerous wound
10 his right leg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18
GRAND RAPIDS HERALD TT EsDAY MORNING. April 1893

Common pleas court a1ld 10 purchase the
I.eonzsd iced lgSct Il LsLd ca the
Terms proposed. kssarsiias thus iAs
gaasser says that sfcrs tie fseEs II Is his
stnion TIA, the settlement sfsSuld tie
gon-u u uatca.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

WAsHINGroS. April 1.-THE foreign
minister has informed tho navy depart
ment that the German cruisers haiserin
Augusta and Zedlar arrived at Halifax
on April 10 and would probably reach
Hampton Roads b April Is.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

LANSING. Men. April There was
10 quorum IN the house tonight The
senate held ten minuts session. but
transacted no important business
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

Wv Soss April II Stanton Abbott.
sh- liEi'tweight rhampionof England 70.
,isy ,@a'ie'i challenge ~ fght lack Nc
Anhfe. the hghtsetght ehsmpson q
\ nrr'cs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18
Accidentally Killed HE Friend.

WoLvEWsE. Mich. April l7.-While
OUT hunting SUNDAY Bert McPheo. aged
l.. accidentally shot and instantly killed
Mortimer Downer. aged Ia, son of Rob
eTt Do~ner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

Gus Williams and a capable company
will produce april Fool III The Pow
ers' Friday and Saturday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

naissioners &. R4souxx Soastcheffs%s,
B,iibassoG and GFinefsks ane VI. iisl
GeTep Spirsds. stsn. clerk, add a s<rs sai.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

The work on the new library building
at Albion college is being rapidly pushed
IN completion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

Thursday evening the Grand Rapids
Independent Athletic club will give an
exhibition in Metropolitan hall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

1t will cost s1.sOO to have the Sym.
phony orchestra with us May IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

v-s.i.s>. sns evvsp~,rs ssl - prcs.~ fanss
49, = --,sn-- a~--s kss~ss~ As~sssr-. so
-ss-h-~ 30. ha~~f t-v-~As s~hS essS Yssns.
s..s...rAsssv srxa .~~vs~---~.s. wnes ~<es>>
has DIS. ssi r~-s~S h~agA ss.i ss'~esA
e. -,f- ~~sss-ssss sssoA ss's s'ss
- ss-%-rs-ssss.sO rsiJ~Ss ~ ~vsnsssrssd.
90 - ..,s,~s ,-ss - a , s~s~s~~f
. .-.,-ss 81 ~ ~ sAs ~ ~sssssssss 80
$780, .ss.oa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

THIS Il INF my Of the Heyman
opening; 9 o'clock to ) and 10 9 in the
evening. You are invited IL attend.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

-. - . ...s. :. ~ 49,. ,;..-. :;
d., 0p ssssrs - - nD~tsass ssss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18
l WITHOUT BAIL.
yaa Buren, Released Upon
HE own Recognixanee.
- IsiAL WITNESSES GONE.
49, = BsseDs. Her ussbooA
s. 49,. - DesAss tinted Dtaaso
ceass Cssss-BIssses.

-. sr.ersaut motions came up before
,fao~ Yesterday. They were the
.e.s:s, 50 Nsnsie G. yesier 20 disfniss the
.l..~ * forgery against her ON the
! - ;2ss the iaw under which tie m
Svrnests.a Uae flied has been repealed ~
s. - es the last Legislators. ard the mo-
- = 81. Martin Van Buren,. one OF Ma
y~kw'sg -dsfeudants. 70 hays granted
- q Immediate trial. The drss motion
- . hard by the conrt tomorrow even
ne, i bsving been postponed until that
Van s;uren's molten VAS partially
ard sit the prsvio0s motion day. ous
~ continued until yesterday TO aiiov
slAe p-ssr<u.son tins 70 shov why the
'.oxso = should not - granted. Yesterday
5.os-s,lsrnr Attorney Miller could show
= eansse but thst no dats before vacssion
- ru9srupied-
1rdrs Humes considered that IL would
- unjue. to Van Buren, to compel him 10
Is i ;ssl until next September. and on
th.s s-sswns granted the motion Of Van
ourp n sssornsy that he b released on
Ii oss rscognixancs In such sum -
uish, sssm proper. The judge fixed the
mccrrLaaes ss 5000 on each Of
he sws charges made against Van.
Dursn, forgery and conspiracy. The
edsors: vhsn this motion WAS granted
easd NJ . word. but IL may bs safeiy
haxsrIss that be was doing somss tall
ebinkjnt He had lain In jail sine June
4 and EsA been unable 10 get bonds.
He nsfts PosT-lxTKLLIGEScKR reporter
= the street soon after his release, and
-: NJ bondsmsn would not trust me,
~ the asdgs would"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18
DsowNxD AT Ora.

CeDs. ChPtstepheS Lovseoee Ieoee Has
Life while vasliag . Ssii.
The Schooner Succeed arrived yesterday
ct Ballard from the Cape FIastsry fishing
grounds with the particulars Of the drown
ing Of Cspt. Christopher Laurence. owner
Of the boat. Wednesday. June II. 1t . point
about fifteen miles from the cape.
A strong wind Vas blowing. and the
captain went aloft to furl . sail. While so
engaged he lost his footing and fell into
the water. The sailors and Mate Stein.
who we're In the cabin at the time Of the
accident. heard his cries aud rushed on
deck. A line vas thrown out, but the
body was borne rapidly away and lost 20
sight In the waves. Mate Stein took
tain's relatives Of the cad accident
Christopher Lawrenes was born in
Trompo, Norway. twenty eight years ago.
and has lived In Seattle and Ballard for
the past Ave ysara He Vas . boat
builder by trads and 1t one time had
boat shop on the water front near the old
Mschanics' mill He also built one or
two fishing schooner Before fitting out
the schooner Succeed for the fishing indus
try he worked In the ship yard .. Ballard.
His parents live as the homestead In
Norway. but his two sisters, Mrs. c.
Sandvig and Miss Carrie Lawrence, -
we'll - his broshss, John LAwrsnce. live
in Seattle.
Lawrence VS. an industrious young
msn. and In addition 70 owning the 6sh-
ing schooner Of which he was captain
possessed lots in West Seattle and one in
Oregon City.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18

How many men are victims of the to-
hacco habitf This question may seem
absurd. but . little study on the part Of
the reader will soon show that it Is not.
You meet men and women every day who
are cursed with the liquor and morphine
habits, but have you ever thought Of the
great number OF men, young and old, who
have endeavored to stop chewing tobacco
and discovered that 1t 10 impossible to do
%. Tobacco may hurt some persons. -
said Seattle physician recent
~. hut there are others whose
shattered constitutions are due solely to
excessive use Of the plant Anyhow. the
man who uses tobacco is not - healthy as
the man who does not use it,
There IL no question bat that in the
state Of Washington there are today hun
dreds OF men who would like to cease
using tobacco. bat an attempt to do 50 in
many cases proves . failure. Again the
German Remedy Company managers
remedy cures the liquor and morphine
habits and Ii viii also cure the tobacco
habit" Some people will discresiit such
q statement and Say IL II absurd for the
company TO claim that . remedy com posed
OF purely vegetable matter can cure a
victim Of tobacco. But 10 must be remem-
bered that the morphine and liquor habits
are said TO Be incurable, bat the German
Remedy has proved thai such Is not the
case.
When the company says the remedy will
rid person OF the tobacco curse IL speaks
the truth. There 10 no experimenting
connected with the treatment. Tobacco
victims have taken the German Remedy
and the result was they are cared.
The German Remedy Institute 10 on the
third door Of the Occidental block. and a
visit there viii sind the manager. Who are
in charge very willing not only to explain
the treatment. bat show Testimonials from
hundreds Of men and women xho have
been cared By the remedy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18

1sx yrs-ssspeton esaims. 90 easA ga I've
seossesad essssss vsse 1isd II the UAised oessp
land once yssssrasy.
suppas0saesi rsas q BaIlasTs Pssk sdda-
una - me se1s u sisaehsss 80 asa IN she
suaitos's On :syssass6sy.
AisxAe60 ssii,sa. . sasivs 81 Canada. asa Al.
eoss sssas. stsss1so Of Gesnasy. vsru aduisse1
70 eiussasAie ysssssdsy ~ Judge Lsaeisy
The TRIAL o; Dsssasa Nalss4ns, ehasssa Win
Icegssy, Wiz - bed o. Juns a Nuiest,e 49,
e b tsssa ss,es asys ego. bus sseaissd COO.
unnaaee snsl - should hear frsn hi hsoshse
In Chile
J. -. nai'eS, the Newcastle negro Who nus-
esssd JoAn G: Oovnis. another colossd maa, n
. fov ovss shas mutual mistress IN thas sevn
scout shsss weeks ego, viii b. o. tSfal for his
ne Juns a. 90 Gay - spsss soe he sxial b.
Judgs Hume yesterday.
Acsoses sos ve1 wsse iaDued yesterday foe
IVA ". sefo$e. q Aiesoula. and Eiesnos r
stephens. OF &esstis: l. d. sssphsnson, % Ever.
ess. ana lAusp A. Drew. Of lowell: ~. ". Wh<s-
!on ANA KsietIsvins, both Of seattle: Cha1iso
kooe ana Lssk Johnsos, both Of ooassie, and ,.
b Hoptins spd Eissn L Pearson. heeh a r.
assiA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18

ens11SAx nopA1fnHN9-1ru1A
eeaeo - WanAiaxsna "a j, Y. nsi;sT-NunAae
II eAo 6soe 1ewsna. - ~ f1fea fu,o ~
Seato * WosAtuxena n Deennxa Nslsoane-
yoeEoey: ~ 1a1 eriai I'VE a
Sen1e 81 Waohinwepa ~ 1oAn DrnnhIo-Nof1R
- IL a1epa1 aoxfoo: - Ia esfas Jnae u
xv.I srAr,rrr,-n~.o..
$1,000
-. .sk anas ~ nsAsssay Lanssr co1panv
- " 7. Z xsa:so-yuns q
- - q N =. Jeceo0-Juno -
$500 - rsees Caiodi-Iose u
nxe0 y xoeess-s<pngoR II
D.esoeoo N !. y. Sesaoo-lane -
49, g Anee kn9He-eepesno9
DsHssee N Ssank raul - aA-esese0-
= Aeoasaa - sA-SspW"'
~, 1e1e!-Oesoof -
sooa Aeesath - Caaeiss Brovn-Oefoees IL
Aavsso nun ~ La1roa ln8ese q al--espsess-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18

For kindling. The eas stove does the
rest IL occupies no space. requires no
labor in carrying or 6liisg scuisies. etc. :;
IL 10 always At hand to b called into full
service as . monens's notice. Vii! burn
for any length Of time without attention.
and can Be exssnsuished In an instant.
InfAn;s' or invalids' food may b prepared
in an incredibly short space Of ,ime. thu.
proving . great convenience 8: un-eason-
able hoara See them work ~ the gas
osNre
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18

The Hes..s and Mira Keaasdy Oas Of
J@sssdiesion of che Ceart.
Sheriff Wooiery has received a telegram
dated =, sissskane from his brother. W. r.
Wocserv. @Yho has for the past week been
n British Columbia searching for missing
Witnesses An the boyd murder case. In
which he sisvs that Mrs. Mary r. Reed and
her busDays:i. who are important witnesses,
have been 3ocatei. Mrs. Reed is i'm Eng
hsd ans. - course. il - out Of question
y bring b,.~ Reed was found working -
essssi e.a Lake keotensi steamer up
British Columbia Ne refused the
tsrasys iAnd invitation to Seattle. The
tspasy e~.t.d no, bring him across the
sae silh Htas subpoena. and there the
natter .,a..ls
shsr.a : aoicFy said To reporter yes
'saay thah she telegram VAS aroat all the
We ne~s 44s had 10 tell ahca, the case,
Neas yeu an pa: me dewn rs saving that
sae sssns.iss viii not show ap at the trial
Ssaday. ~ Is sure thing"
Tao hsr.,i himself returned bat short
1ns Ago trim a trip 10 british Columbia
- iaesa,l.. Sind Of chase after the wit
ssssss. aals0 < which trip he Was success
"a n ea.s~z .ng clue 10 the whcrvahout
= ke~s. Another important witness.
IN LLhs J. Kennedy. is reported -
wig in feathera California she vas
sN segsed .t.ih subpoena al the time the
"aes Witnesses we're aad 80 she gave no
s~aee Of tst: intention - leave the city
sas had e'!sa gone for some time vhea
- assen:a vas discovered. The de-
ssaas 'nftNe case really seems 10 be the
~ rar'y: whose presence may be de-
Fssaed Oh ssh, Monday, She can be seen
SEsass ary ,fay AZ TIE horne OF ore of her
ssassEnsa ..a S.nsh street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18

Emma Bittner, or pike street En-" as
she is known. came to = most sensible con-
elnsion yesterday, when she told Jai.er
ssepler that she had thought the whole
affair over and come to tie conclusion that
she would be benefited By term in the
reform school. Judge Glasgow, however,
modified his iudgrnen. given on Friday,
ard Miss Bistner viii take q course Of
training With the sisters at the House Of
san Coed S-erheYi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18

Victor Al Lieb>rg. the shoe ssoss barr.
lar Who ves convicted By the Jury in
Judge Hur.ss' department. . few dsys aeo,
vas brongks up Tor sentence yesterday.
He stole 3air Of shoes from John KIM
ney's store on Nais street, and - hs 10
very young IL vss shooaht that b vou!d
eesa light: sentence. The boy u. hov.
ever. 2 eea6rmed petty iascsuise and
Judge Hunies gave him two ysars as hard
labor in shfl penssenssasv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18

Nasouic funeral, 60 pagoA
!. W. Ents. makes and SyeaR ioanA
Les d Bovdsn-Nostgsss ioanA So them.
Attorney Edgar Lehman 10 very eonvenienily
located In his new ocicss In the Haller block,
fourth door.
Several thousand Seattle school warrants 40
per ecntl for sale ~ face aud interest James
othwsil. y Doston block.
Clerks ana inspsetors OF the recent bond cleo
ton viii - paid Tor thsir services Tomorrow.
In ell thsis wefs 2s Inspectors. Judges and
clerks. and the aggregate salary TO b pad 10
el.5S2 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18

In the municipal court yesterday morn
.ng O. W. Mott was found not eailty Of
using prosans language during the alter
cation between himself and Maj. Jack
sga,rnAn Friday evening. and the costs
OF the case we're taxed to the major, which
he paid
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18
ssA8 nLO1I4a.

urfTsD s1As-ss DssfascP cccHF-8AHyuaD. >.
Uattsd sfaits " h J. NssAv1s-Countsesets
tag; on TRIAL:
Northwest supply Coapaay " vessel state Of
Aaine-Dtsm{eesd q cost Of ubellant4
Cntied stasSs ~ 2. Hisasa-I0poeting ol1en
iaeoeosu undst eoasyoet; vssdtos 81 oeauis1al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18

h ascksd Up. tie psoeis are hard up NJ. ksxsn
IL - present In N<v fork s1ying tos cash We
vii share tie aArxatos VITA ycsi- Job 10 sofs
bats. Soc; spgsae sxifs, T. y aad 81 7. "
kAAza l.otaiEg EaESaey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18

have Tor sale Soxi3) feet On Third
ssgees, south OF Pike. On . corner. a.
very reasonable figure A nns house on
Eigh;h street. between James street ana
Yssle. avenue. for <s.00: very los 4 a1e
home, four lots, hoass coat =, So. fos &. SO
cash. one block from car line. A nne n.as-
sccn house on lombard street for .,soc
II yea sans . homo conc and zee ne.
have some Of the hsss bargains in the city
L. Il. Live.mcre. room - hinckisy block
~--~--~~----~----------- -
Interest works rainy days and Sundays
st tie Puget Sound savings bank
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