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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-28
EMULSION
SCOTT

q.e es simplenente aeeIte &C higad0
De bacalao deseompuesf0 en- peque-
risinaas Tar-ticsslas Y digeridO IN por
GerlrlO assl. aeeanlcamente- Con
este Sc 6wfha a los estu-nagDs del1ea-
dos de los eufermos el trabaI0 de
dI1erfr, aEle1nas de cue no todRs las
personas, ann en- buena salud, pue-
den digerir e aceite simple.
"A las reecnOclaas vTrtudes del
aceite de higa2O de hacalaO, "a Emul-
sion de Scott une las proplsdades
restaurativas = fOr1licantes de los
h1pofcsfib0s De cal y de sOsa- FL
coDJul+o forma Ia preparation mas
efcaz en- existencia para todcs los
cas0s en- que esta indlcada ssgun el
dictamen uniIuime de los principales
uas9icos del universe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-28
DEscoMFiEsE % Los EAAS.
TARORES.

Exi5ase u verdadera Emulsion de
Scott one se halla de venta en tOd1s
las buticas otros ssta0lsclmientos
en- tod0 el mundo.
SCOTT a BOVINE. Qn-misOs, Esw zarE-
Tanslsisn fabriEnuses a. las csIearss pxEchsa 30
rsmaa mauHrm Exrs&AassvTn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-28

mlrasaaa eaAima AaN~aAaa. L- 4sNA@ tAA~
-4 gsasNa4 ss auetas 80 saHFrisFAr .tt
&aaaa8s sM Ass1M MmmAsA aAHn um fas-A ~
al ~ a4ensss sa tstfrata - f*refsaAFA ~
atM MaM AM nAA5Mmmm smB@naAn4 MMHM N#M
esS eaaAN rsesaasar aeese1sa Ac 4aa - asrfts
uaNrn aHa teruetaaMs IVY A a4#
isrsi 4ai t.s,.a4 0.ss ta2a rear4aAr..t-- 80 S
GAM Usn n5sne~n zs.--Csnsre IA aasericig-
bw vnraH --rasas.. puerto- Efics,
SNh A NNiFsf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-28

L& DEHtGE0&D GE&sRAG-
IA TFSt8. LA A. EMEA-
Ia ESC&CFJLa
go SEIM4TESM6.
LE TcS Y RESERlADC&.
81 40 UlT1SAzo EM Lc8 HENCS-
y en- general todas las nfscciones
de la gargant1.s del peci.o v las one
proceden de enPobreeanient0 or
gsnnc0 Q Polreza de Ia sangre
Sc curIa con el uso de IA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-28

PREoIos DE sUsoRroroS

ANUNCI0s Z COMUNICADOs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-28
VICTOR MANESCAU

Importation dreeta en- prenderfa ooy plata bantes
piedras fnas
Epeeiadae n reloies bolzo De pared L sobrnesa De
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The HoseI del Coronado offers very low
rates during the summer. Ii il we'll
known that Cogoaneo possesses he finest
aud most ssausale marine climate IN The
world. Tas> atmosphere Is perfectly dry.
SOFT aRa mild. and IL Is entirely free from
the nists which the cold ocean currents
throw on the more northern parts Of this
Coast. IL ;sas the largest and fines; hot
naa cold ss water swimming tanks and
the beat ot earf bathing on the Coast The
s-cands are.hsndsotne. plenty ii chances
iay sn}oywea. Irving. horseback cxer-
else, following lhe a.oodct hounds. fish
ing. hunting. ooatsas. Lawn tennis and all
kinds Of exercises. dancing and other
means for thorough enjoyment Round
srir tickets from Portland By rail. 500. :.
7. H. X. tSA First street: by water. So,
80 Washington street. iue,ad;ns ff:esn
DAYS hScard. With privilege Il; longer stay
AZ 3. ~ per lay. Fog pamphlets and par
,,cxlars Apply Il + ;. Rsbcoek. manager.
Hotel sies s'orea ado. Coronado. Cal. or
to Taona. 4. tirshaal. Ills Pacific svsnae,
Tacoma
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4 CoiePed Mausa Rapid fiisht-No In.
aucsa Held.

Deputy Coroner Frank Carroll returned
from Newcastle yesterday. and in an inter
v.ew with reporter said that the account
Of the killing IL r. w FoGrnier AMI the
sniurlng of William Ham in the mine at
Goa! Greek "Wednesday afternoon. a.
printed ia the Pos:-isTKiITeE Ss ER, was a
correct statement OF the facts.
lie did no. CONSIDER an iaqGes: ueces-
sarv. one incident tAs, has no, been n ade
pao.ic Was related by Mr.. CARROLL Il
seems that Grant Curtis. q cologesi man.
Vas working with Ham ~ The tine the
stone commenced cracking, and the cage
hoy gave the alarm. Haaa ssood sal
close 10 the wall, hat CARTS gave one Wild
leap aud wens aying through the mine
Ike a aesaon. lie stopped n 4 place ,ha.
auaer ordinary circumstances would r.
s,u.re tea minutes ~ reaca. hai no one has
been Able 10 estimate hos long IL took him
10 make tho trap. Curtis describes his
Journey IN the brief BIZ: expressive Ian
guase:
Lord. man. didn't wsis for nothing:
! lest few.
The funeral services OF F3z-nler we're
held yesterday and sssenas! ey many Of
his former comrades
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Claim. to II. saui,.h,e Owner.

eecrsc II. Hollidse filed his answer ycs-
krsay 10 the suit Of Alice W. Engle. who
e'si'ns to be The owner in fee simple Of los
hand !, block Is. ia Ycsler's tsrst addition.
sfsi Who has been In actual possession Of
Mssa Tor more than year. Hoilidec
ee'as 70 be the equitable owner OF the
hvf~fsy by virtue OF a contract for as saie
- Aim entered into with II. l.. Yesler
EsssFaeer "a. iss2. for 81 90 and other
considerations. part Of which was the
searins Of the lots. This eonsrae, was
saaesssd, acknowledged aud recorded.
Esd jane g l>ss. iiollidse claims TO have
fAsa fesisr $50. and that Yesler extended
Eae tine Tor PAVING the remainder
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MORE MARITAL WOES.


nr~. sassent's Good and eu0etsat
"a Causes for Divorce.
q Eassic G. Sargent began suit in the su-
:ssFtor cour, yesterday tor . divorce from
Srr husband. II. X. Sargent.
They were married NJ New Westminster.
~. C.. August .. 1859, as the complaint
Sases. by minister of the GOSPEL" hu,
Sos outstanding this good beginning their
carried lie has been anything bat pleas
.saG.
! In her complaint Mrs. Sargent states
s4as for more than two years past her has
tsad has misused her. refusing to support
BE-. treating her cruelty and making life
aaeraliy burdensome To her.
sFe also seems 20 have t,een in the habit
u ssing vile and indecent language 10 her:
sas Bessie could have borne this il he had
sci insisted on paying her these left
handed compliments in the presence OF her
ssassives and friends.
Mrs. Sargent claims that she has always
aesn true and faithful wife. etc.. and. to
skau that there are no grounds for refns-
sns the divorce. alleges that there is no
sssae Of the marriage aud that there IL no
community property. real or personal. also
Tat spe and her husband are as bad of as
sAs ccmmanity. Her maiden name vas
Hsssse c. Leigh. and hegs to be restored
IN
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THE SEATTLE POsTINTEILIGENCER. FRIDAY, NAY 49, 1854

Manufacturing Company for the cost in
CURED By the city in the examination and
repairs maAe necessary hv detective work
maaship in its erecfson- The hosrd axreed
70 this.
The contract foS the improvement Of
Choate street VS. svardsd 10 O. Bssen-
Another complaint vas received ~ 70
the condition OF the sesers between Ninth
and Tenth. Olive and Howell, sHd Com
missioner Ryan Was directed % take
steps for abatement Of the nuisance.
The following svards' we're made On
street contracts for which bids we're asked:
Hayes grc- Crawford % Willard, W. "
Waite, ti.z34sa
silver from Cooper - Bancroft Xepoaald 4
Holt. fs.o4-.A
Ganla ffoD Ctevfoeo % SIlsAx0, l. d fAx.
dir. 1.S-la.
Summit from CocpeR 70 Bancroft, Z I.
Smart. N.sfasa
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SAND COCLEE BURNED.


GREAT FAILS, Mont, May Is-fSpeci.l !
sand toGsee. coal camp, ten miles
from here. vas visited by q disastrous fire
early this morning. which destroyed about
$4,000 worth OF property, comprising the
business portion OF the town. All the
buildings burned were oae-story wooden
structures with the exception of . two
story brick. owned BY Vo!k Bros. brewers,
OF this city. The town has no water sys-
TEN. and though everybody turned out 10
help carry water from an adjacent stream.
they coasd DO nothing with buckets 10 stay
the onward march of the flames
The are vas discovered as > 10 O'Clock in
F. ~ Farrei's genera store, and il spread
with such srea, rapiii;y that within half
an hour two stores, large restaurant, 4
livery stable and six saloons were reduced
10 ashes. The buildings and contents
were only partly insured. No lives we're
lost. though there were several narrow es-
capes. The coal mines OF sand Coulee are
owned and operated by the Great North
ern. ana ere the mos. extensive in the
state. employing about $40 men. None Of
the buildings OF the coal company we're
damaged by the FIRE.
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MIN MUST PAY UP.
l.ares in the Decree for Mn
Considine's Alimony.
g pocxETsook VIII. SUFFER.
= Great Northern Tie Ceotsaee
..ysrA,es far C.deisvereA nsps
1--WE Libsls Flied.

An osder modifying the decree in the
9 .ss;sins divorce Csc was signed late
;sa,tg.day afternoon by Judge Langley
~ Ja!is nas gone on her way rejoicing.
fsas vesed the proceedings ~ . safe
s2.sxaoe: he IL In Chicago, where he went
}s.zw-.l weeks since, 10 zee the Words
- aeio elect Carter Harrison and in
.tally TO get out Of the jurisdiction Of
- saper:or court. By 20 doing he
es.ss.sea the psymen: OF alimony and kept
q; Il The county jail, to which he was
81 lee in great danger Of being committed
:Es s.,uternps Of court in not o5eying the
fssssa.
"a. modified decree signed yesterday
ass,ds the custody Of Agnes Considine,
snss child. which John never wanted, 70
Is former Mrs. Considine. who Is also
Sx s,dsd $40 in lieu OF all claim against
f5.ssdire's estate, $s35 - aiimony for
J Il. .aspors OF herself and child. and SIS
!, s,tornsy's fees This attorneys fee Is
usss VIII break Johns heart. ~ his prin.
sssg reason for not wishing to pay ali
:ssr,y US that part Of II would go 70 pay
tsai;a's attorney. Plaintiff and defendant
esr 10 pay their own costs.
Jasia realizes Johns eel-like nature, and
4 b expressly stipulated In the decree that
shs satln 81 sd shall be paid immediately
n.ssn the signing OF the decree.
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sasse Lsagisy's time Was occupied yes
~snSs N The bearing ct the pssinoa OF
IA Maaie Hii Tor The rernova! Of Eeen
s'h'la - guardian at the minor heirs of
@'s father. The late George II. Hill. for
noas county treasurer. wao died pscsm-
sTs T. isSN, leaving a widow and four chill
wa al that time aged ~. Ii, l. and 10
INaFs respectively. Judge Smith vas
siinea IS enc 81 the executors in Capt.
9Ass VII, and he VAS also appointed
saa'asan Of ;ae children, The petition Is
ssis'eS' by Judge Smith on the ground
"as 'aSfe Is 30 property belonging 10 TIE
. . ans that he "a moi required BY iaw
"a raske al accounting
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EVERETT, May Is Special. A. the an
nual e.ecsioa OF the ire department, John
+. Bone vas reelected chic. by acelama-
ton. Thomas Nancy arss assistant and
". ]. Williams secozd assistant.
Before leaving here for New York, Gard.
ner Colby expressed his intention q: build
Ing home for hssGses! az Everett, where
he can RESIDE at iess: portion Of the year
lac new city COINED IS working in
das.rioasly Ia the consideration 81 orai-
nances 10 get ta.e city government in run
ming order. ManY oriinances have eecn
passed. An invitation has been extended
10 President Hill, Of the Great Northern,
and his party 10 remain here several hours
o. their trip on or sooat June Is
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A, the Seattle grocery Yesterday the
following ladies won The p-xss offered by
the rure, SOUND FIGURING Mlls Company
for the best loaf 81 bread made from their
wesl-xnoxn ''oaymp.e" ratea, Soar;
First pyise. nre 81 SNPo9ai sack.
.4pivu,uEe" lloa-, awarded - Mrs T. {.
Slo-sa seeaad p.ase. swe tsl SACKS ''o.yn.-
,,.c. ~ Ms. ". T. Tgite; satrS; prize. one
ca ssck 20 ym9se. 10 Mrs. jean \.
Schariia.
fhe contest wss very close. Ihe l&dses
were .elecies from the Scotch, Uaesa taty.
Eureka and s'leana esxs-sss>
The '-o.yrsrie" four iog strength. white
ness AMI uniformity - aE.ivased- AePi
BIZ al rvccess.
The ereaAs wxs donated - the Orphans
Ho.ze
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rHfrED sfArss Dfs1xicr eorsr-HAsvoRp. J.
Charles A Norton Va Ed II. Fleming es q, -
Defauis.
n. ". Baker ". wesse:n Onion Te,sxr.nh
Sosapeoy-Aesion 20 ssrtke; submitted
Hubs Cole - Oregon Improvement Company
Motion 10 ssrike: granted. motion fox bali Of
pe.sieuiafs, nsn.ec.
..PnEss sound Iowsxs Company W. Steamship
Willamette Exceptions 70 libel; waived; ten
days TO answer.
fusst sound rusno.. Company ". steamship
wansmstse-Exeepsions 10 libel; waived: ten
Astsfs sesuiIi ca ". 7. Z Pumphssy 4
Co-JGcemest Tor plaintiff
Jane. Bishop ". {; ", Peabody q .L-yudg.
neat without presudice for costs and dismissal
John ". Lynch " Steamer cascsts-Ordsr 81
I II. Coolidge v. sIoop Yacht winu,e-oraes
Of sac.
Emil Johnson VI. Steamer xiIson-ordsr OF
sale.
Robert Chatham " Steamer Mary r. Periey
Final hearing.
cuAisAL ErAkTxxsr-KrNEs.
Thomas MsDonoagh vs. Charles Craig 81 ux.
-Jnfy verde. OF $S.oAD in favor OF plaintiff
Houlrr DErAnrxxsr-LAsoLRv. ,.
Pacific states Loan AMI Building Company ~.
= =. Muspay ct ai-Dstauls OF s D. Murphy
;. Charles T. woodins y. ". " white Con-
J. " corsid.ne ". Julia Considins-order
modifying decree
cIysl DEPARTMENT
Bank Of British Columbia VI. y. A. Allen q al.
Order Of DEFAULT: signed
James oiste.d VS.. d. G. shepard 81 ai.-Given
to jury with tasE actions to bring in sealed YER
diet
Fred E. Ssader 70 C. B. Russe.i-Conunusd.
kumpf Mayer vs.. d. 7. Brooks-Judgmens
In accordancE with verdict. signed.
PnonAF9 pRPARTMsSr-IAxoLYY. J.
Adoption 81 John ~. differentiation los
ADOPTION. he airing Il Yel for Nav l3
Estate OF Ellen X. Hill--0sccr grating leave
70 amend petition for removal OF sdminislsasof:
exception allowed.
Esixtc OF klut o. smith-Petitioa for probate
OF will: hearing fixed MSy IL
Estate Of ;seorSo Eser-order TO sell real e.
tate.
Estate Of Harrington & Smith Annual &c.
count; hearing 4 xed Tor June ..
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JOHN m.NEIL IN THE WARS.


HE WtEo's affection Far Another Starts
. string Of Suite.
John Mcneil was in trouble yesterday
and. rs usual. il was over his wife, with
whom he Is not living ard who does not
look to him for support.
Wednesday night Mcneil went to the
Windsor hotel to see friend and, as
chance had IL. he could see into the room
occupied by his wife that was. According
TO his BELIEF. he saw u man named q. W.
Fesxeil kissing her. and Mr.. FsaSeil was
sitting In her lap or vice versa. Mr.. Nc
Neil believed that this was done with the
intention o. aggrsvating him, so he went
TO the ROOFS and called the man out on the
street. A conversation cnsued, which. ac-
cording ~ report. Vas forcefal if not ele-
CANT
Feaxell VAS arrested for carrying brass
knuekies. End paid his fine in the NUM-
cipai court Wednesday. As an after
clap. FeaxeN's son had Mcneil arrested
Yesterday morning for disorderly conduct.
This made Aim mad. and he in turn swore
out q warraa, in Justice Caldweii's court
charging the young man with using pro-
fame ian guage. This proceeding over. Nc
Neil secured the services of Attorney
Walsh and W. W. Stewart, and wen. to
the muhicsoai court. In the meantime
some one hsd told Feaxell of the warrant
that was oat for him. so he kept away
from the municipal court. and Judge Glas-
gov dismissed the case. after charging the
costs to the absent prosecuting witness.
Mcneil WAS very angry the res: Of the
afternoon. snd wanted TO punch the .irs:
man that spoke TO him. This compelled
Constable Terry King TO be on the look
out. and. iii connection With one pros
pective assault q, arms. the constable told
MeNes. ;hat he would throw him down
several stairs ii he did not keep quiet.
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First ss.dens Graduated WisA Pleasant
Cemmeaesaess Exercises.
The commencement exercises Of the
University OF seattle on the Rainier avenue
electric line below Columbia. took place
YESTERDAY afternoon az : O'Clock and were
highly interesting. This being the first
commencement since the opening OF the
school. bot one student was graduated.
Miss Annie II. WiiiiamA
The attendance and interes. taken we're
such as to ca1se hope among those inter-
ested in its welfare that the university will
soon grow TO what it Vas planned to be. .
strong influence in intoxicating Christian
learning and center OF such culture in
this part of the world. The following pro-
gramme Was performed and was well re-
ccived:
Chorus-.BesusiirI Dream.
:; -. i,s; sn.ve''i'y fss Club
lIl,aSsra,lng Isefhod Of class drill ia vocal
aud eofilv expresxioal
Piano so.o-Loaia XIV. Dance. .-...-.
'...'.4.......s...ar. Lena insrsha1 CHORD
Miss Nina 6.dord-
Rscisst,on--scnadie Dooa,' Burns
Mics Se,sse Gibbs
Solo-"Ca,vary' ............-.Mr T. 6. HAmley
PAETfL
Piano duet-.Torpedo Gaicp'. Blake
Masses Caches and Fierce.
Improvisation "The Little Hero" Anon
NJ Don Palmer
Rec.tation-"Damoa and Pythias' "A. F. Pierce
Piano solo--.Max surka" GODDARD
Gsss Eva r. Caches.
Reci:aiion-"The seaooimss.er's Guesss..
+SAfsSou
Aiss Hattie Palmer.
"Abou Ben Adherns ..--.-......-.+. Leigh Hunt
Class Observation-Disclosures
Graduating Essay 1850. Mise Annie ~ Williams
Choy song .t1see Club
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Il yaa ssve fssaag Of oppression aas: M
sxsiasss e little &sose tae diaphragm ana iass
s@.ew .ze ? "a tios aggravated - 1yAa< ca TIE
rsyat AIDE. tCssk oSt, IS sure As sz:e roar 4ssr
Is cisortsret Perhaps rot sessoassy a. yet, ea:
--fsta. sefs:ss aascasses are 10. unean zou.
aoss=,sezs stSzasess s.sss-s Is sAe precise sssr-
e1r - regaaA'a TIA lSssg. aG1 psssssi rs eorses-
miner ga s*7s % ~ arrangement ~ ysssax Eess
Of tie sA2a as; ball OF s2e esq, farsess tosgae.
scgTnsss 81 Tia tresta. Ga2sea oa rss4cs in the
morning. 9igss9sss. ssex aessscae s=s cusss4 "a
tea BY se<xx.sg tie coxeSs Ialn4eAsis. Il
osS2s tnaEaes .. ext sEr STE 50 perr zosls Tia
cheeks . se1szeusy 10 eaGgesstoa a1a ezS zrge-
EsS2s 81 ths ssxes. ~ sae ts1ss <is4s-
tIs Sas~ssas IS sec9ss*ss asfsor. ass1 Narss
relief - sse ssSzzas1- wEses - usually saaeslvE
osss al cssssx sad osYrsssxs. utss ws%i xAca ssa
bowels xse n1ss.ve se tae sssEs-s Al 50 il lever
aa. az as. -s1e2 zsx<1kE@ ard kI@ssy sse.sseA
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Courts asA Cssnsy O1ees

4 license 70 vsa was ys.ss.day fssued IA
Ge-ssa A Pidsack ana xsaaIs !. Turnas. 80
o. Seattle
Iaerc weys Eve cash. ous haensstsanA snd six
msaessi entries ana Tour fnai hcraesseaAs q sas
United sfasss land once YESTERDAY
=. Doveis, ESQ.,. elssk United States eiseuis
ssd dtssric: c4sarss for .hs southern c.vtssou Of
tne District o!W ahiag:os q walls v ala, vas
in the city yessesdsy.
Joan fsxkl4, . native Of Russia. aad GEades
y. uInaessoss nsfsvs Ct norway. we're sd
msue1 70 cstsseushsp yesterday By Judge irwin
1suoerssn - = Union veteran. having enlisted
november ]. iss2. and having been disehaseed
Dscemosf :. Ifs5, from Company u, First rega-
soeos, Asonsa soils Kanse,n
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Secretary He;snes on Wednesday COM
ss,usIcsses wish Secretary Carlisle asking
go- Use cs the Aanxaasta IN setting the
nsw auoys in she assoo.. rersy was re-
cesvsss frosm Naval Secretary Exams direct
ing srrlscasioa to be made to Capt Par
enhals, inspector OF lighthouses. al Port
land
sap. calligan recommended that An
item led b.i. be se1s 10 .ae doliy Pump
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was rnE CONTRACT rrLLED9

! Aass . Rsesver for ksiIsosA Tjss which
Defendant Denies Getting.
fas csse Of James Oidneld ~. Shepard
{ Henry aad William Kirby occupied the
<atss day in Judge Twins court yester-
Say.
In his complaint Oldseid alleges that
between September and December 1,
fss. be entered into contract with VIII
bafs Kirby. who represented Shepard Il
Nenry, TO furnish 7.4s2 railroad ties AZ the
xsfssd price Of 81 cents each, that he
Essnished the ties according TO the con-
fast and vas paid $S7s.79. He brought
sats TO recover q balance Of $sio. which he
ssieged was still due him.
IN their answer Shepard 4 Henry de-
SLED Gil knowledge Of tho contract, while
Eisoy Ia his separate answer and afsirma-
hss defense denied owing Oidfieid any
sssssyaet Was made Oidsield was the owner
81 portable sawmiil at Index. on the
Ems OF the Great Northern. and that he
ssonsrac,ed with him. Kirby, TO deliver
certain amount Of bridge timber and 1000
.sea .; 2siz cents each.
A. the plaintiff was unable to fill the
santract for bridge timber by cutting the
sintber in the vicinity Of his mill he
skveed to allow Kirby $500 for moving the
SSH 10 Granite Point, where the timber
Mss TO be delivered.
G!dheld filed the timber contract. but
Iasrlected to furnish tic $1,000 ties; and
Aisby was compelled to buy II. l2s ties Of
ssher parties - q cents each. the lowest
sftos for which they could DO obtained,
and thus suffered $is7.92 damage.
Kirby also Claimed to have furnished
nancy, labor and board for OIdtieid to the
sssue d 8, 662.6 u, and prayed for judg.
sss'nt OF ~ ~ against him.
The cass vas given to the jury Ut S p. m.
yesterday. with instructions TO bring in .
sssled verdict.
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A'aers Scas!A & 90, OF Cincinnati. Oh
Aes decree yesterday against T. X.
sanpaFey & 60. oi shls estv. in Judge
.ssatov4's eoart. TIE sug, "a, one for
~ damages Ter failure Ia comply
ne eoa'Facs made Ga.y Is. iSsG where
aparey & 20. agreed 10 deliver Ia
fSsf4s q hops 70 sae plaintiff n, -
as per posa1 Tasy shipped them
SSo heiss % hops. hat the Cincin-
ara decline. - receive them oa toe
s.sana 'asi saeg we're nc, the sor. called
ssy tie eeasra-t.
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ErnEssscsa. May is.-TSpec;sl. AR
rangemeass are being made by the city
council to bond the city deb, At Is per cent.
The clerk of the council leaves on Satur-
day for Chicago. The incorporation is
now paving 10 per cent. on <l5.00
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p.s.as.ss., wi.hea. rr.,asse..

ae SUI a Jarass II. HisAop. ~ Mime
&s. asasnss +, ". reass.4v. IF. Pike.
n Nsssi, ". i. Kingston, A. Talho,
asa {. n. has.ey. AZ trustees az The Mn
p.s sea.sy and Trust Company, "a.
. s1seF 10 sestFala tie latter from giving
1osssase :eg s., 30 ~ oeorxe Bracket
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New SUITE YIled.

The se,iowtas new suits wsss fisd yesterday
- the efsies % ths CLERK Of the superior eours:
Ofiaado Rpssi "a John Besisss-sess 70 -.
eoves 40 on promissosy note.
moran Bros Company Va y. p. r R Co.
euis 20 fecosst personas property worth &s1
A'ou1o Hut: vs. Y. HuriouYt stafford es al
eois . reeoyet $40 On pecmissory note.
JOAN II AiiSn W. M. Frances Eskes-gult "a
recover e5i25 goo1s sold
bessie G. Sasxent Va II. K sa.sent--suss for
divorce.
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Orders for the sais Of the sioop yacht
Winnie and the steamers Cascade and
Milton vsrs signsd yesterday By Judge
Asnsord 70 satisfy DEGREES against them.
Tbs Winnie vii be sold nexs Thursdsy.
The date Of sale Of the steamer hss not
ret been Gxad.
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PoRr ToSSssSp. May Is.--ISpeciai. -
Judge Mcbride. Of Skagii and Island
counties. Nill convene q special term Of
court in Port Townsend on May - and
hear such eases IS Judge Baliinrer is dis
qualified &c try. The term will probably
last three days.