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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-19
xuB 1kNTON WILL CONTROF.
ssuees - Set Aside Last VIII g he
Argued TODAY.


0eseral motions on behalf Of Mrs. e. w.
Hseman and Mrs. NJ. A. Gaffney, who
eontesting the will of the late Capt.
sanam Rsnton. will be heard today By
lslke Denny. OF Snohomish and Kitsap
sanes. The object of the motions 10 to
asess the will made in 1876. to increase
bond OF the executor and to have
as'es MeMicken, who has been acting
we administrator of Mrs. Renton's
removed on the ground that he 10
taie to their interests.
.asss motions are in support of an
.an brought last fall by Mrs. Gaffney
~ Ars. sackman seeking to have the
made In 1876 set aside. on the ground
UNDUE influence was exerted and
Capt Renton was not men,
capable of making valid
at the time. Nv thi,
Nm. Renton was to have life interest
We property and AZ her death it was to
capt. Renton's sisters. BY the terms
W. va made in 1870. which they seek
~, established, al the property was
~ MA kenton and they would in
~"s her heirs. When their complaint
Wsinaily flied they did not set forth
Of their interest In the prop
~, sac tae court upon motion OF the at
sios the estate required them to set
Nancai!y the nature of their claim.
Nfned that they were children by
4 oa oof did not know when or how.
0eo- however, that on the trial
~apectei TO he able To establish |, "a
S1s'aetion OF the court The estate
Sossd TO have their suit dismissed
compiiance with the order, and
-. 0ass II was too vague and in
This motion is also pending.
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Deeds Recorded d the Auaftoro o0e,
yootoraaY.

Deeds Recorded b the AuAites's o0eo
Yesterdsy.
Real estate transactions from January I. 1854
ars $2ln.l6a There were flsd foe record ysstsf.
day - deeds, the considefatioas aggregattng
eu,olA Following 10 the list - fusnishsd b
Osbornes Irsmpsr 4 ca. ahstraceors of titles.
us ChsErv street. between Front and sscoads
o. D. Mcdonald to J. 4 Mcdonald. lots 3. =
Frank Amore 70 !: . Nullsy. Let : block &
Warrington Place. $40.
Emms L Gustin . Elisabeth west part - 4
IS. & $p0
q s Cog g Hannah Rsasa lot 10 block n
= 7. :. sander % Henry < Hail. lot 4 block u,
n. ". Cracker %. to Portland Cracker Co. lot
I. block 81. \. A. Dsnny's 6th, Is
Sheriff 70 Alfred Coolidge. part 80 n, u =
sheriff 70 Alfred Coolidge, part 80 n, n :
". H. CLARK to Z. +. n. Brewer. lots 9. 10.
John Collins .y 70 jane: met j. HILL par. lot. : 1
block 4 NaynaFd's. $780,
J. N. Colman 70 james J. Hill. part lots Z 4
block T. Maynard's, 5000
A. L E.py 70 George r Carter. lot l.. block !.
Harry White to ". +. Ridssway. lot 8, block l.
q & n. Ry add, $3.50
West Coast Imp Co 70 Henry Dorm. lot IL
block 2, Gilman Park, $24Q
West Cost Imp. C. to G. W. Reed, lot "a. block
g. Gilman PARK, $50
N. E N. W. Inv. Co. to h H. Muller, lot 6,
block II, Eastlake add. 5000
Eunice A. Ryckman TO John Russell. lots n
70 %. block II. 81 Motor Line add, 8, 400.
A; Nelson to J. 4 Holten. lot & block 4 Pit
Fred Burdstt ct al. TO John McCartsy, lot u,
block s, Edgewatsr ID, $3oa
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MADISON
IS SEATTLE'S
BEST STREET.

J.. It 10 the main artery Of ths best resl-
dencs district in the city and It II the
main thoroughfars to Lake Warrington.
By the way. this property il within
easy walking distance Of the lake, with it,
manifold amusement and recreation fea-
lures From large portion Of it there Il
. view Of the lake and the Cascads ,Moun-
tains.
1t Is on both sides of the street and none
of the lots more than block away.
Lots vary in siss from 30x12o to 3oxl55
feet
The title Is as straight - string and
every purchaser 10 given a. abstract Of
title.
PAY when you can" II you are Of tho
right sort you can do this literally. If
you can only afford to pay small amount
per month. do 1t that way. You will be
getting . lot on the best residence street
in Seattle. and when you get tho lot paid
for you will have something. You will
have one Of the best home sites for the
money in the city. and you can borrow
enough money on 1t to build good house
with.
These lets Are
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The Work effakes.

Ever since Dr.. Kselsy's Remedies became
known to the public there has been wide
spread effort 10 counterfeit them or else substi-
tute In their place some preparation. harmless
or hurtful, 1t mattsred not The object of these
fake institutions 10 moneys gain, pure and aim
pla The class Of pestilent fellows who are ever
alert to profit BY the ignorance or credulity of
the public thought they had found in the popu-
larity Of she Kelley Remedies chance to work
their business OF taking successfully. They
initiated from the drst the name, and adopted.
q Tar - possible, the Kselsy method OF treat
ment Like the cholera, the fakes have had
run. With results equally - fatal In many in
stancea Their victims are focking 70 the
Kelley Institutes constantly. Several Of them
have come to the one here to b cured Of the
(dks tredtmext - we'll - Of the original disease
Wretches they are who thrive upon the innrmi-
ttss OF their fellow men, and deserve not only
the excavation and contempt Of honest men, but
punishment for inhumsnity.-PA0niS (Ari&
Indpadxk
The above remarks of the Independent
apply with force and fitness to class BY
whom this community Is infested. Often
We hear Of some unfortunate fellow being
losing his life here among rs by placing
himself in the hands of these dangerous
and interruptions people. The Kelley
Institutes have been the means Of re-
storing thousands and thousands Of good
and useful men to their homes, families
and country. and all must hope for the
speedy coming Of the day when suffering
humanity will learn to distinguish the
true from the false, and the "fakir" will
be forced to depart from the land.
Again IS sounded the note Of warning:
Beware. beware of the fakirs; don't put
yourself or let your husband or friend put
himself In their hands" There is but one
Keeley Institute in this state. and that 10 in
this city, at 604 Co!umbia street.
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TINE BLOT r:E4
surEaros couEr-sQurr DErAkrxsxr-EAxs-
LEY. J.

sUPRAIob coURr-sQurY DEPAkrNBNf-kANe.
LEY. J..
Isabella Bschtsl " Henry I. ftynolds q a.
Findings and conclusions; signes.
james 0srrstv Va J. d Nsllk;an-Tims a.
lowed to die briefs ana 70 All papsm izom
Andrew Bsrce " Rose roo.epsiauls Of Dc.
Cornell University and fabiaI Potvfn "
Denny Hotel Company es 81. Itwcs .ases)-Notiou
g require Potvfn 70 correct oomSlsins: denied.
Alice W. Engls " George ~ Aollidge-De
mufrof: sustained
Henry Bode VA John r. coc4.s and @. v.
Wsst-Defendant's motion 70 !,smiss cause.
Charlie Charlie. rillmor. '. Anthem! Bor.li.-D..
!snn,. a Humphrey '. J.sa.f A Humphrey
decree; signed.
II. b. Basley ct ux. Va state New AndinRs
and conclusions substituted for soso on dies
Ole Olsen Nsstc, native OF N3rways was ad-
mitted to citixenship.
George Frits. native OF GsrMaeys admitted to
state Ok rel City Of Seattle vssJ. n. Carson
Demurrer to return OF writ Of m,eidamus: over.
ruled; writ discharged and mice Of appeal
given.
sursRlos coU.r-rRosArs DsyA9rxsxr-LAxe-
LEY.J.
Insanity Of Henry Flynu-Dsees sf commit.
Insanity OF Periina Blanc hard-ss Time for hear.
ing set for Thursday, April %.
Eatate Of Emile Andreas--Ires entory fled;
Rudolph Aim. H C wAhibcrg Az Fred Buhr.
man. appraisers
suRERIoR CouKr-cnxsMAL RrAs1nsxf-
HuNEsJ
state Va Abraham Hook Wild -stsss continued
on motion OF prosecution 10 Mgy 1893
John Moves Va J. II. Loughesd- 1o,ioa for Q
non suit: denied: cause stili Oh tStsl.
John 6chram Company Va o. u 0uilfoll-
Verdict Tor plaintiff for SaJ7.7L 1
susssIoR COURT - CIVIL DBr.ss-rNRSF - o.
BoRS. =.
West Side Mil Company Va H. J. c. Go6-
Transferred to Grim nal de psrtiaesG
James Parke W. City OF SeAtiIs-e IN Trial
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LIVE ON THE
STREET CARS.

It takes from forty minutes to an hour
to come down town or return home. If
they have business or employment in the
city, they have to arise betimes and get
home late.
That soon becomes an intolersbls
nuisance.
Its ruinous to ones temper and to ones
comfort and It is the reason Why 90 many
people with small means continue to pay
rent and at the end Of the year have moth
ing to show for it.
Suburban homes are oil right if one has
plenty Of time and likes solitude, but they
Won't do for people whose time 10 money.
Persons Of that sort must b within easy
reach Of the business center.
The Madison-Strest Cable Railway addi-
ton is within sixteen minutes Of Front
street and II intersected by the best street
car line in Seattle-a double-tracked cable
road with . car each way every four
minutes. You need never exert yourself
70 catch . car, tor there will be another
one along in four minutes.
That's something Of an item Of itself TO
. busy man. Persons living ON car line
where car runs every twenty minutes or
half hour will appreciate it
There are NO transferA The Madison
street cable road takes you there direct.
Furthermore,
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The Dryest Climate In &bs World.

Coronado possesses the fnSst and most
eouahle marine climate in the{world. The
atmosphere is perfectly dry. s1t and mild;
it 10 entirely free from the mists which the
cold ocean currents throw q, the more
northern parts Of this coasts IL has the
largest and finest hot ard coz salt water
swimming tanks and tie Jst OF surf
bathing. There have been frXa 600 TO 800
guests at the hotel during ttA entire win
ter. The grounds are hsn6sfne. plenty
of chances for enjoyment-driIing horse
back exercise, following TIA blooded
hounds, fishing. hunting, tofting. lawn
tennis. and all kinds Of exercise, dancing
and other means for thorough Enjoyment
Rates from April Is. during iae GUNNER
months, will be greatly REDUCED. Round
trip tickets from San FranGsco by raii.
6lS Marke. street, or water, 4tNew Mont
gomery street, including afeen days
board. SIS. with privilege ofloitser at $3.50
per day. T. S. BsbcocE, mantger Hotel
del Coronado, Coronado, s{an Diego.
county, Cal.
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try 70 tell the suffering this boy endured. took
him two different doctors. both gave him lots Of
medicine but all to use. He grew worse
therefore despaired OF ever having him cured.
One day saw the great benefits promised 70 those
who would use CurICuBA REHBDIEA. went
right away 70 the drug store and bought them.
must confess had but little faith in them How.
ever used them according TO directions. and to-
day say truthfully 20 all the world, Hyou wish TO
publish It, that my son u entirely cured thank
God and thank the discoveres Of CUrIcURA REM.
EDIEs. They cured him In four weeks - sound -
gold dollar. JOHN SAVAGE,
EishkW vulngA n. u.
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sulSs stRsrIEs ON A LEASE.

nsss Socks 20 Recover Rent for the
esas1-Lesghsaa's CosatsR Clsim.
1sAn Noyes' suit against J. H. Loug.
~ ]. L Kahalsy and J. G. Nixon to
1872 S 900 upon . bond given 20 secure
6pnyment Of rent BY J. Fl. Loughead
~ Grand hotel was on trial in Judge
- court yesterday. The complaint
nshst Noyes entered into an agree.
- With Loughead In which Kahaley
r Mon were the latter's sureties on
hnte Loughead Of the Grand hotel for .
~ - Eve years at rental Of q, 100 per
- Under this bond Noyes says that
4l&suesd Loughead lease OF the prem
- aesoeding to the terms mentioned,
TIT the building was completed and
lMeAead went into possession on August
IL bat paid no rent for the ensuing
- months except 81, 226 on Novem-
NJ
NJ deisndants' side Of the story IL that
euas agrsed in the lease that the build.
L vas 70 Be completed ON March Is, and
= rent vas to commence then, and OF.
- for Noym' representations that the
|aidins would b completed by that date
= bond would have been executed, and
- q fsct the building was not completed
q August Is The defendants also cay
- Loaghead never took possession Of
- part Of the building except the Bodega
eeea, which he did on August Is. 1880
= aeoount Of Noyes' failure TO have the
nding completed on March IS the de-
eaaats claim that they lost the chance
: = the hotel to desirable tenants for
. month for . term Of i've years.
NY therefore interposed . counter
- Of $4,000. The claims were very
.usdietory. but all the witnesses for the
MIN aud Loughead for the defense
assxamined before the court adjourned.
q kiA viii Be resumed today.
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"Belshaxsar's Fsast'' and sslGasksd Ball''
A new soloist has been added to those
who will appear on Friday evening, Miss
Grace Bradley, one Of Tacoma's talented
sopranos. Prof h. A. Coxine, director Of
music in the Puget Sound university, IL
also expected. The solo parts will be .
marked feature. Of the evening. "Bel-
shaxsar's Feast, or the Fall Of Babylon"
was written by the great composer DR..
George +. Root Just sitter 'Tramp, Tramp,
Tramp. the Boys are Marching'' came
from this musical genius. Verdi's grand
opera "Masked Ball" will be rendered
with all the orchestral accompaniment. It
will be the musical event of the season,
General admission only IS cents and re-
served seats can be procured ct Calvert's
book store for 50 and IS cents. Go early
and get choice of seats.
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OUGH ONE STAGE.
- Court Decides on City
Assessment Case.
saAnoAMus REFUSED.
wna Cess Cemss Up Today
IS =. VARIABLE water Yroot-
nua1 - oSsnA Hotel 1oesos

=. Amriue before Judge Langley on
IS. ....,. 81 the writ Of msndamus sued
- :, ~ city 70 compel COmptroiler Car
80 +. .sroare the assessment roll wes
- ,..ssrdsv afternoon. A demurrer TO
ia sseurp Of the writ vas interposed. but
"a. ~-vrfuied By the court. and the r.
ss. ese1aiped. Exception was taken to
ss ..rarS hv the city and notice OF appeal
ss. 6ven. The eaoe will Be hesrdDpeci-
~. a - suprems court on Friday. al-
S-sh 4 4 not q prs6snt in session.
"a 8 - unconssitutionaiity Of that
.srsiue Of the nsv rsvsnue Law requiring
- eosnsy oilcsn - sssess and collect
~ 81 citiee of ~ A1st class instead Of
.,sc-;n~ this e y done BY the city
49,, = herseoSore, Il was urged that
+. ~ undrrtakss 70 amend charters Of
~ - H. Arss class in manner other
~. - : spoeial election at which the
-erftea 3 submitted 10 the voters Of the
~ Another argument urged against
p: enthusiastically Of the oct 10 that It
- avay With the duties Of the city
-. The city treasurer and the city
- q equalisation. and requires the
rrufv aesessor 70 certify summary Of
{ p aeoperty subject to taxation. - the
S7Ins - hses squaliEed by the county
Pr 49, boards Ye. another objection
d - he ct requires the. city to pay
- yoas 70 the county commissioners
1fe11ttaonal clerk hire and $500 for the
1g hsasurer - additional salary.
- q CLAIMED, - contrary to pro-
e1foe q the state constitution. In -
80 4 amounts to the imposition by
1san1e u . tax upon municipal corpora
nuof ~ municipal purposes.
4 dueense Of the act IL was urged that
nlhs 1T NO power to tax was ever con.
tssi apon the county oficers; that to
~ uses given merely the duties Incl
Ut y assessment of property and collec-
- q taxss, while the levy remained -
kuu1s1oes In the city. Further. Il was
asloadsd that the Legislature has the
spo9w b. The enactment Of general laws
b msnd charters Of cities Of the first
-
Jsdp Langley made some brief remarks
0Asldiag the constttutionaiity Of the act.
u "a that. 20 far - he could judge from
ebsi6 eonsideration Of the case, the Law
Dseastitationai. He vas Of the opinion
~ sitip took their charters subject 70
meodDsat By the legislature. In this
- IL law appeared to him 70 b wise
- = Il would render uniform the tax
- q IL cities Of the FIRST class.
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The q. n. Excursion-0uicker Alask,
Mails-John W Anamak ere Visit.

The q. n. Excursion-Ouieker Alaska
Mails-John Wanamaksr's Visit.
The Chamber of Commerce special ex-
cursion train to the Worlds fair over the
Great Northern railway. which will leave
Seattle about the middle of June. was dis
cussed at yesterday 3 meeting of the Cham
Der of Commerce trustees. and Thomas w.
Prosch, Z. F. Whittier and Griffith Davies
were appointed as q committee on arrange
ments.
As delegates from Seattle to the Trans.
Mississippi congress, which meets in
Ogden. Utah, April "A. J. s.. Bushnell and
John kinnear were recommended to Gov.
McGraw for appointment
Griffith Davies and Samuel Ramsey, the
committee appointed TO consider the matter
of the delayed mail service between Alaska
and this city. reported that an arrange
ment h ad been made with Goodail, Per.
kins & Co., Of San Francisco. general
agents of the Pacific Coast Steamship Com.
pany. whereby the mail coming from
Alaska will be brought through TO tn 10
city whenever quicker time would be
made thereby than by transferring the
mail TO the regular mail steamer at Port
Townsend.
In view Of the approaching visit Of ex-
Pos,m aeter General Wanamake and party
10 this city, it was determined to give him
a reception. and as . committee to take
charge Of the matter F. +. Whittier, d. II.
Gilman, Griffith Davies. A. p. Burwell and
Angus Macintosh were appointed. Mr..
Wanamaker's party consists Of himself
and wife, his two daughters. his con and
the tatfer's wife aud his private secretary
Marshall Cushing. and wife. They will
arrive hero on the night OF the 25sh and
leave in the evening of the 26th.
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FROM
$3.50 to 800
PER LOT,

If. on the terms offered, this il not sup
plying good property within the means of
every one, We confess our inability to do
do it. If We can not no one else can.
We particularly hope that persons in
search of moderate-priced lots will investi-
gate everything offered for Ave miles
around Seattle before coming to VI. Then
If you honestly want to secure homo site
you will see your opportunity.
The more thoroughly you investigate
the better you will realize what this offer
means.
We claim for this property that 1t 10 by
all odds the best cheap property in the
city. In fact, that there Is nothing else
that can approach It - "a investment at
the price
For persons wanting more expensive
property. We have Renton's Addition and
Squire Park, for both Of which We are sole
agents. Lots in Renton's Addition are
from 1900 to 5000 and in Squire Park
$3.50 each. These are the two choicest
residence tracts In the city.
We also have q full list OF business
property and more expensive residence
lots and houses and lots cheap and ex-
pensive.
We have q specially fine investment in .
saw mill at $4,000.
Lyon don't know u. consult our refer
ences-EyERY BANK AND BUSINESS NAN IN
eIArrLL
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The second performance Of the absorb
ing melodrama. THE Courier Of Lyons"
was given at Cordray'e last night to an en-
thusiast,c audience. The attention Of. the
audience was riveted on the development
of the drama and the many strong situa-
tons were applauded with nice apprecia-
ton.
The orchestral selection for the week 10
OF high standard, and its execution 10
marked by much ability.
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BREvITIES.
Eastern Star tonight
Entx loans monsv. Bailey block.

Eastern Star tonight
Entx loans money. Bailey block
Lee & Bowden-Mortgags loans ses them.
The remains OF Misc Emma H. Kirkvood.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kirkwood. who
died Sunday. were shipped 70 Portland ysstsr.
day afternoon.
The scandinavian Temperance Society 10 hold.
ing Gospel meetings every Monday at I n. in
the Union Mission, as the corner Of Yesies ave-
nue. ana Second street
There viii Be . Demorsss silver medal con.
test at Jackson street chapel. between Thtr-
tsenth and Fourteenth streets, under the
auspices OF the Central W. C. 7. U. this even
ing at 9 o'clock. Admission fres All are In
yited.
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Al SLICE or WATER FRONT.

Claim Under Porterae1d
h'ng on Valuable Property.
- Rearing of Addison A. Hos
Gsenps to locate Por,eriieId scrip
=. =. Aaeeed strip OF government land
the msander lire Of Elliott
49,. Tue west hae Of A. A. Denny's
~. siaim VAS begun in the United
-. sao Office yesterday. The ease is q
- = oae and the land in question con-
49, strip varying in width and ex-
- om Leaors street TO Columbia
- A." alleged that there are two
an,.A"'oafshs acres in the tract, which
49, IN An irregular curve from near
~ Railroad avenue to Colunsb iA
~ Application wss originally
Apfsi. iSso, which WAS taken 70
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Permits for New Bu,ldin~.

There were eighteen building permits Is
sued yesterday in spite Of the adverse
weather. Most Of them were for repairs.
but the following were for new structures:
Jay woodin. one and ons-half-story dwelling,
on Joy street, between Thomas and Harrison
streets; $1,eo0
Henry Dizard. onestory cottage. lot 8, block I,
Seattle Homestead; &575
4. Jefferson, two-story DWELLING, corner OF
Rainier and Fontenelle streets; 4700
J. c. Crowley, one story cottage, corner OF
Rainier and Fontene,ls streets; $50
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Sale OF seAts roAAE

The advance sale OF seats 70. :the 8. A.
{. and Field Club Ministries e,pens this
morning at the Seattle thester tox office as
O'Clock. The members nave lid large
number Of tickets, and the outlook for .
big house on the night of the rsrformance
is very encouraging Those swho have
bought tickets of members wig probably
be on hand early this morning i get the
choice seats at the box Office
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Prinros. . west.s lrinetreis.

What Augustin DAILY and his company
arc to- the comedy side Of the American
stage. % are Primrose 4 West with their
unrivaled organisation to the field Of MIN
strelsy. In their different lines both are
acknowledged leaders. daring directors
and supreme controllers. Minstrelsy il .
purely American form Of entertainment,
and Primrose 4 West are its recognised
exponents. Year after year they have
perfected their performance. till now it il
accepted ~ the beau ideal of the min
strel's art and creation. They have re-
tanned the salient points Of original min
strels, and they have progressed. with the
advanced conceptions Of the same. Where
other minstrel organizations have lost
themselves in spectacular or buried them
selves beneath debris of variety special
ties, Primrose 4 West have kept steadily
along in their own clear and well-beaten
track Of the genuine minstrel's art. They
appear hero next Thursday night at the
new Seattle theater, and it goes without
saying that they will be greeted by an au-
dience commensurate with the assured
worth Of their brilliant performance.
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Enserta inment at the x.MnA

Entertsi nment ut the Z. n. o. A.
Over $50 people listened 70 an excep.
tionally fine programme at the Young
Mems Christian Association last night.
Each piece was we'll received and the
encores were numerous ana gracefully re-.
sponded to. The evenings entertainment
was voted q grand success.
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THE SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures WEDNESDAY APRIL ~ 1883

county jail early yesterday morning on .
commitment Of Justice Of the Peace
Kelly, charging him with being ineorri-
gible. Accompanying the certificate Of
conviction Was IN afhdavis from his
mother, Lucy Coble, Of haywood.