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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-12

He Places Himself on Record ~ to Hfs
Authority.

The question arose whether Alderman
Sweeney sho1sd receive nay a. acting mayor uo
TO the date of the session when the resolution
electing Miller was introduced. or whether it
should be to the date OF Sweeneys resignation.
The auditing COMMITTEES decided ia favor of
paving Miller from .ae date Of the resolution.
and yesterday Dr. Sweeney flied the following
protest:
In accepting warrant M. 1920 for saIary as
acting mayor from April ID April u, both in
elusive. protest that the amount thereof and
the tirse specified s-e incorrect: AMI that the
amount should be S2S3. - aal the time should
BE- from April /. 1875. TO April -. 1873 both iu-
elusive. Tor the rsasen that from April Il TO
April IS I was. president OF the board of
aldermen and in the absence ef tie mayor. the
legally designated, qualified and acting mayor
Of seattle.
He makes protest also against receiving his
pay for services a. alderman during the same
time.
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New Snitx Filed.

ghe following new suits were fled Yesterday
iAe oftce OF the clerk of the superior coHr.:
6 Mics tompany IS. Jennie Daley ct TX.
-iiIa'crip e. Judgment for $S061 from Justices
Bitter n-os- Is 6. W Edmonds-suit to re-
sfel 9a-.-t IN Tor merchandise
Oats v. .Lea.uH rs. = i. blxton-SGit TO re-
w. ! .+ J 01 prumissary note.
tt@lssc. Sweeney Brewing Company Va. J. A.
- aad oar.ss Greenfield 70 recover
y g 1888 rgata .-ory more.
ts!eF lay vs. D@'y ~ scat;le-oai. 20 recover
X ,ar staf4rtn taxes.
=" oi 7ezt't So William Carter aud James
-. u1.d tpp~catiOl Of defendants Tor writ
8 cer.. ra-.
isotcton /. Williams and CadmDs J. Groat
- = ~ Ne-ta-.1a salt - recover s. 1857
= s'0u s>orr note
'se -Ee h He.ls-ou - e II French ct TX
. 81 ."'-v 81 on prom .ssoTv note.
-e j. -ss ~ Frank Aim bAit-->Git 10 re-
v &. ''. Hl rrs siss3rv note
-. 4srAet IS r. r Faaslaa-sGtE 70 re-
~ Is lar llerchsudsse
Z . i.a--.aA IS. T.. = A.esz ct al-suit 20
Va, '' .-..5r - Henry sm.,h-Sgit % re-
~. ~ 80 s.eury uHtc.
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gIs PAL WAS LUCKY.
|r.lrprs Convicted, While An
derson is Free.
= slIel Tt4sT WASN'T GOOD.
a.,eal From, Municipal Court Yer.
ss,-Fsceign VIII Preeased-Cours
Notes.-The Blatter.

r,rs-. A. Walters was eonvic'st in Judge
-, eos-t yesterday o. burg a-y. lie was .
- r-s-s Anderson. wAo wa arrested az
..mst.rne. bu. bang released Oh $50 bali
- rsre accused Of .o5b.as TIE house of
- Merrill. a. aleQ Fountain street, Of
s. xa.sa ard chain s.i z nacSiatosa. They
-. ..-e.,ea 81 Q1iccg ssss Coshsst while try
s-..,swr tie ros5s on King street At the
= -s.,s-.sv the defense t-iet TO show that
.-..-,on had cswaa the nae tosh TO Walters.
=. slg 40. kasw a asre K came from. and also
., eaters d.. naz rz-sse. pa;e II the. robbery
: =. tes,irnoev c. rEa Witnesses who swore
:. 10 gas IN Clsre~ 1 ezrrs' saloon the whole
- OF me roas.s-- me igry, however.
=. no. long ia coz - - t1e conclusion that
- ..sttu,os.y was q 81 aasss.
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uselGt and necessary service which must be rem
osfed without waiting the formal sanction of
the bureau The committee il charge is
Mrs. w r. H. Green. Mra jerome Caslir, Mrs.
& r -Fishhaek, Mrs. E. I. Blaine aud Mrs.
Ieorge II. Hebron. Much care and effort has
been expended upon it, and TIE affsir promises
10 De rs pleasant as it is unique. The event is
ior children especially. and tor this reason the
price o. admission is put a. - cents. The
dances will be numerous ana OF fae variety.
They viii comprise the minuet de IA eoar.
sarasourins dance. twinkliag feet the Irish
reel. the Highland ding, the sailors hornpips, q
fan dance and others. Tickets can De had st
Lees pharmacy and at Stewart & Holmes drug
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Courts and County OGces.

| Ilege Lange yesterday admitted Peter Han
o. native Of Norway. 20 citizenship.
A: the United states land Office yesterday there
Ese ave timber, one cash. two coal and three
srestead eatfies.
| Gate! States Comm issioner J. ". spriggs has
neyei his office 10 the dfta floor OF the seattle
ssaonal haak building.
The foreclosure suit of z. C. Miles Co. vs.. r.
? ss;asws 81 a.. was heard oy Judge Langley
!s,sr1ay ana viii be continued today.
MILAN / Ludlow yesterday registered at the
taaiy auditors Office his diploma as gradu-
siAe Union Medical college, OF New York, IN
LIeeasss 10 wed were issued yesterday for
si..sm L Turner and Efie .. Jennings, and
Serge Traater and Enma l. blanchard, all of
Bate
Aaosser attachment was placed on the stock
p Il ". E4monds. the furniture dealer, u.
fd aud flAe streets, yesterday, tos s., 5X o,
o alters Bros.
Sost Of Judge osborns time was occupied
Nsriay IN the hearing Of suit foe the resti-
Nln Of a SO watch To Rumpf d Mayer, which
p been wrongful!y levied on by Constable
s'.9 Bro0&s. The plaintiff won.
| lie city took an appeal yesterday in the man
tazas csse against tie county assessor in re-
10 10 t.st manner OF making oGt tlls assess
ssa; Foii Of city property. aud the case will he
bar b. the supreme court this afternoon.
toSash.p p. north OF range east. will be
|ggasd Tor entry II the United states land Office
k8.s city az 9 O'Clock this morning This
|sEasa p lies Just south OF the town OF sno-
H. nle Fails, and the town of North Bend is IN
r. a5Tihaast corner of the township.
touoty commissioners Gaseh and Rutherford
b. GA Wednesday for North Bend, aad Auditor
.s.eh1il, Commissioner Nooding and Treas
By; Phelps weat up yesterday TO inspect the
|saatg road recently constructed from Kings
eassag o. che Snoqualmle % Cedar lake
Iae n!ou Trunk line filsa It's answer yaster-
sss n tie damage suit of ELIZA II. Fraser for
Asariss sustained by being Knocked down by
e. laa1 winter. The company says that II she
ssia.ae1 ally III uries they were the result OF
q eva !a1.t. negligence and earelessness.
4. Eerrlck commenced suit yesterday 10
sz.et his TIE % the west aalf OF the south west
tss'ter Ok section IS. township u uorts, OF
sase eas', against L. T. Nlesz and others.
sz.allg adversely. by reason OF tax deeds
nlea F.A.at.t alleges are void and srouadIess.
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SaIoonaeepcr Wounded in Trying to
stop Fight.

mysterious cutting TOOK place IN tie Bureau
sa.ooa. corner of Washington ana South second
streets, yesterday afternoon. the particulars #
which have 0-el st2dloUsiy supp ssc4 oy .hose
interested.
Is Is understood that two !orgshoremen who
were cat en- . spree COT into a a-as IN the
ssioo8. sn.l F IA, tho proprietor, t-ied ~ part
lac-a. Oac lia3 a k1.lo "a lis hali. alj n
thc general scgfi3 thai followed Egaa rccc we'd
Il deep est la thc bacs- lie wcat home assunu IS
possible aa: vas attended - psy,icisu. VII. 9
TIE tlso Ken wac started tie ugat Weat .aso
hiding The pArt.cu ars we've sept from The
Police n order 10 avoid n7t1risty a1G arrests
Nothing c0ul4 pc leaned aooGg the afjs.r GI the
saloon. bg; Il was claimed taat EEan was out
during s4c evening.
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work of Evanceiists.

Al exec. eat congregation greeted Evangelist
Be-, As be rose 70 SPEAK last egeain- a. Battery
street 81 r. church NJ Arne had captured
the Eeaz;s OF Tie audiences - BIS excellent req
seriry ol the soag. He Was 40. willing TEat
Any ehoGld Perish MIR. Bel then IL simple
yet ye-y earnest manner spoke Il the
Christians Ar-a0r." Close ayentloa followed
h. words s call was made for pabIsc deela.
ration e al that were c. would become
Christians sud a large number responded. Tae
MIS- las t2Es 81 the beginning tskca deep
hold q the church. Bible rca.iEc I'll 70
hel3 ats ocloc4 tAts afternoon s1i ta.s even
.@g NJ Bsh slli preach o. sins B-otts4 OsI"
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THE WORK OF RELIEF.
Monthly Report of superintendent o
Bureau OF Associated Charities.

Superintendent T. +. Dooiey, of the Burean
OF Associated Charities, has submitted his report
for the month OF Aprii MS follows:
Relief was furnished in 81 instances {aot in
GLIDING the regular work oi the corps OF FREUD 2
Visitors. including 100 children, 20 men and (,
women--lg6 persons.
Temporary emp oynleBt furnished -........-.. Ii
Permanent work found Observation-Disclosures. I
Assisted per King county (si0s II amognD
families 90. .....---..-.. ..-. L
Furnished grocer les per Ladies Relief society
Relieved per city funds lanlouat s. 81, lam
lies ..-... .-.......
Obtained sFanspCr atlca Tor persons .-........ g
Giarmegts ven ..... -.- y
obtained saving machine for family .-......
sent physicians 10 .--...-..-. 900. 6
Referred families u Ladies' Relief society. |
children takcsl from cruel surroundings. .... :
Placed children IL C1tltTs1 : Home. ......... :
AID children IL family hem .-.. .. ,
Obtained nurse qec Ladies' e lief Society ....
Prosecuted ior cruelty 10 children .-.....-....
Rye glasses furnished ....--.. observation-disclosures.
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Physicians Have Found ont

That a concentrating aud forsiga elemeu. In
the blood. developed b. -estioa. is ;Ae
cause Of rheumatism. This settles upon the
sensitive suo-egtaaeOas Covering OF ire muscles
and uSameHts of the joints, causing con-
stan. ami shifting pain. aGl a-er eating as
ca.careous, ehalky deposit wAlca produces
-. dEess rci c.sto1t.on OF tic ioiats No fact,
wA+ch experience has demonstrated in regard
70 Hosteitc-s stomach E!tteFs, has stroa ger
evidence - support tES1 ta.s, namely, that
ta.z medicine Of comprehensive f.ses checks
TIE lo-r;-3aoe az: atroclou, disease. nor - IT
les positively established taat x j. a-eisEabls
= tae puisols cften Used - arrest x. Sac. the
fa-gs1l1G contains oUlY ss4is,a-y Ingredients.
!. - s.-o = sigual remedy or ma.ariai feveFs
Constipation. dyspepsia, sidney sud bladder
q .leIts, debility and other disorders. see that
You ger tue genuine.
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VARIABLE A:-AsaA FUEs.
Large Numb Rees, vel H@re-Paid for
WI seattle Goods.

4 valuable CO. isnTeEt ci iu-s WAS Brought
l-.u A'assa OF s;cat st.p Ak 70 AicbA-i
= Norton. TIE incl ss 5 % sea. :. % max.
-yI rlsrteu. I3o AZ l.ckl. 1899 deer. -00 otter
e-! q few wo.I ,a:us- 60 ya.ge 90 tac lot Is
a.1..c g. JJ1. aul tEey - = se&t r. merchants
ia .ssa who . . sent< cr..ers fo- the money 10
bef-i. eror 20 -es:.le :s}ab4zg houses io- gro
ceres alG supp -
Along with t. fprs Gao came a litter az f'lF
.stt.e cub lears .! TIE sack variety. y ich M-.
=. baarI : coi. 10 cls CSC % 20 ship captains
In e.. rf .ltress Nr : soa-l SAYS taey -cEtl-
.aY.v receive lsrre =. eInsa-s of fa-s from
A.AsAaaad thae .le ua0: ey Tor them : never re
IL tiut. tu; a5v pa4tov 20 seattle lo5olns
houses o. or&es f.1-e tee co1sse Eers % TIE
So .as
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rsis- HaY alleges il a com pieint against the
ssy Of seattle. !le4 "A the superior court
.ssss4ay .aai a: de.inG aeus tar sales in ls9o
h bought thirteen tracts OF land from the city
ssssgrcr aaa received certificates o. purchase.
rsea be went - get his tax deeds the city
xase1 % give them u him on the ground that
ee lsscts had been assessed and taxed twice
n owners OF the lots had paid the taxes once,
o. taey had been sold Tor the other assessment.
r. .Asre.ore wants the return of s2la il which
4 - he CITY on snese tax salea.
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Foreign VIII Frobated.

lss,,s!on fo- let.a-~ c. administration with
.sr..l Of tferHla - NSE& RuIhvcn Gilbert an
-. ~. 6 cd IL s4,e probate court yesterday
! Fllf.srl :. Pe.srs Mrs. Gilbert died in Ire
I'd ls.t saetern ser saG ae- will wss admitted
!. s.sbste IL Hampshire county. Massachusetts.
" sei,s are 6 Surviving husband, Z. II. Gil
~. ard AZ infant caiid. beth living in Ware.
nsusozh.ra county. Aass- She bequeated All
a,- urgpsrty 10 her husband. she ownsd IN her
sxn rigat 10. 1, block 8, OF A. A. Deany'g second
addition. aad a snip four feet tide OF the south
.ae q l5t 3 n The same block, the whole being
so,tk aeog. f-j,50
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PROGRAMME OF DANCES.

Dancing NeIlle-Misses Hazel Street. Pearl Ne
Conne, Mary Leahey, Mamie Holden, introducing
sand jis
Minuet de Ia Cour-Miss Pearl Whitley and
Bennett Moore.
lamb urine Dancc-Mss RUBY Friend.
TwinkIing Feet-Mtss Pearl Murphy.
Irish Reel-Misses Eta Nc i.achlan, Mable Gone,
Jennett iinto and Nettie Logic
Little BeSsie-An original act, Miss Edna
keeiey.
Matrimonial. sweets-Misses Mamie Holden
and Mary Leaiiey.
Reeitation--"La M;nuet" ...... Miss Cleo Nc Doweu
Miss Jennett Tinto. Miss Nellie Logic, Miss
Mabel Cove Miss Eta Mci achan.
Whstlng solo. Miss Etle kale
Plantation song ahd wing dance-"My Linda
Love- Observation-Disclosures,
-. Miss Mamie Holden and Miss Mary Leahey
Skipping rope and caslanst dances ....-.......
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss Rachel Med thomas
love az CoHey Island" Mss Cleo Mcdowell
Sailors hornpipe. .....-...... Miss Edna keeley
sword dance. NJ ISIS kuhy Friend
song and danee-'.Afy Little Red Umbrella"
Miss Mary Leahey and Miss Mamie Holden
Miss it1Lel street
Tickets. 95e EACH he had at Stewar: &
Holmes aud Lee drug stores.
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The Terms, S25 Cash
and the Balance
$40 a Month.

With good inside residence property
offered on such terms. no prudent and in
dustrious man has an excuse for not &C
curing desirable home-site, and ulti-
mately home, if he has not enough
money laid by now to build with.
These are said TO be quiet times but this
property is going off like hot cakes, for
people generally realize that. considering
the character and location OF the property,
such an offer as ours has never before
been equaled in Seattle. At the present
rate of progress we will not have a lot left
in Madison Street Cable Railway Addition
in month.
Then people who want "cheap lots"
and fail to secure one Of these. will have
TO 20 four or five miles out of town and
take from three-quarters of an hour TO an
hour TO get there.
Talk about cheap lots! Just think of it.
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Free Passes on the
Madison Street
Cable Road.

The following is an extract from the pro-
ceedings of a regular meeting of the hoard
of directors of the Madison Street Cable
Railway Company. May 3. 1899:
Mercd By 4. r. kittea AID seconded By n.
q. S,Fssre:
THAT CRAWFORD & CoNOVER BE
PERMITTED To ISSUE PASSES To
THE HEADS OF FAMILIES oC-
CUPYING. THE FIRST TEN HOUSES
TO DE BUILT IN THE II ADDISON
STREET CABLE RAILWAY AID
DITIoN. SAID PASSES To BE AC-
CEPTED N LIEU OF FARE FOR
ONE YEAR FROM TUE BEGINNING
OF THE OCCUPANCY OF EACH
HOUSE, CRAWFORD & CONoVER
TO SETTLE WITH THE COMPANY
FOR THIS PASS PRIVILEGE AT
THE END OF THE YEAR, ACCORD
ING To THE CONDUCTORS CERT
FLED ACCOUNTS. The motion was
carried by unanimous vote.
Certified correct.
A. 2. MITTEN, Manager.
In accordance with the privilege granted
in the above resolution, We hereby offer
free passes for one year.
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Story That Nellie Hoigate Had Gone t
ClicAPo.

Another day has gone and still there is TO
news OF Nellie Hoigate Diver Benz amin found
IL too dark 10 WORK at the bottom OF the LAKE.
but viii take up the search tais morning if
the weather Il pro?isous.
That uncharitabls story concerning the pos
sibi.ity that Nellie Hcigate has joined Mrs. Mac
LAY, either in Chicago or Melbourne. Australia
had been SO industriouslv circulated that IL hat
become current street talk. J. 3. Macdouga,i
in order to prove It's ialslty, ielegraphe 20 Mrs
Msekey as follows:
Ms. ~ Hqeksg. Ne II NiE0p street fhieYGo:
There some doubts ABOUT Nellie Hoigare
bang dead supposed 10 be with you Do YOU
know anything? Answer
J. b. MACDouGALL
lie received prompt response in the following
dispatch. whiea should be sufficient to set sucn
malicious rum0rs at rest:
J. n. HcDosgo1, Seattle: Regre. to say no
Please explain matters; sad.
MPs NarKEY
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tending to provoke Al .-sas.i. each charge
oroags. by Herrraa Peissue-.sof Green Lake.
were given q hearing IN JGsficx CaldxeIis court
!ss<rday afternoon, and =. tSs conclusion Of
ne case the defendants we're dismissed On mo-
ton oil Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Winstock
and the costs charged to the asa-ssccut.ng wi..
ness. Nr. Winstccs oensu-ea 4eissne- severely
for having misrepresented taeAase 70 ain.
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gillian Carter and James Mcdonald, who
scFe convicted il the municipal court on May
sni iHed $50 ior gaming. yesterday syore
ea. WI. o. eeFt!orsri. on the ground that the
seasons constituting the jury which convicted
Be- we're isregu aFly selected ana were in
nnaaieaL and DISC Qall fed
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$3.50 to 1915 for a
Good Lot on Mad
ison Street,

Within sixteen minutes Of Front street.
on payments Of SO mouth.
These lots are on both sidss of Madison
street. lay well. and many have good
view os the lake and mouqtains.
They are from 30xi2o TO 3oxi55 fee. in
size. and the title is perfect. All parchas-
ers receive abstracts of title.
Outside OF the business center no street
in Seattle has as positively an assured
future as Madison street.
Whether you are accustomed 20 making
investments or not, do not despise this
sd fiee:
Don't go haphazard.
Keep out Of temporary outside booms.
Buy in the direct line % improvement
and only legitimate inside property with
permanent value. It's absolutely safe
and there is more money in it in the long
run.
Deal with firms who have a reputation
81 stake. Our references are EVERY RsSK
AID EUsrsEss Mss Is SEATTLE, and If you
are not acquainted With rs. do not hesitate
10 ask any bank or prominent business
man in this city about rs.
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The NAV Pole Dance.

AZ entertainment GnjgDe ia amusement an
nzs q ;a!s city Vii b given et EsaAss hail
saturday alteraooa- Il IS - d 4 Mar Poie dance
al . "A he presented by lie Juvenile pap1.s Ct
P.oi Whitley. TIE entertainment s ior the
bcEeG; * 1he eEueEseaer fund 81 tbs EaTeaa 81
Associated Charities. Ibis oo.ect IS ore a alc1
-.-.sr apUcs. - every oas who Understands the
wcrA 3evo.vi2- upon th-s AsghIy important or
caa. EAt3on and TIE delicate problems with
walch Il has eolseazfly 20 dsaL Its emergency
iEnd : small, ye. tbs : al 4 las Tor . Class Of
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Cheapness
Means Poorness.

It makes no difference under
what conditions adulterated arti-
cles are sold or what excuse COM
petition may furnish for their exis-
tence, the grocer owes it to his
calling and to the consumers who
trust him, to encourage the sale
and use of
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GHL BLDTTEE.

-''o" te'"I 'A-2.NAL pEFARTNESr-
h- NEs- =
t---.c, f..e-- vs. ts,.~tav,. iyi,eA .ll-Juarmfn
e 49,. .- .t..e..taat AMI ccs:<.
-, .- Is .....y..., - = A-se-so-. -
sass. .......-..
81 t......- IL R.s.aer Il AL-Oa tr+al
n .s ...t -. ,..t,sf - 80
sfsA.,e ,....t--s-t-t-v DEPARTMENT
LEI. j.
Gee r....~... - -,4...A 49,. Co.
a. -..--, ts..t .,-,.....s.,+,s so
ssgG -.:
ts~..7 lbs $3.50. -e-t- 'is."ls oi -" G.-d decree,
81 d.. v... .-,-,,, az 90 .-.rv,t s...,,,,- go.
At,a ..grtv As.css oder ga.
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Corbett ..Geatleman Jack"

James J. Corbett, champion pusilist of the
world, will be seen III his highly interesting and
successful comedy-drama called ''Gentleman
Jack" at the Seattle theater next Monday and
Tuesday nights aai Tuesday matinee. Corbett
has shown himself TO be u very conscientious
and earnest sctor. possessing no little ability in
It histrionIe way. In the plav Of Gentleman
Jack" he assumes the role of Jack Roydea, a
galIant Youny student of PAYNE cnlicca
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Thrown From, a Carriage and Injured.

Fss.a Roger. o. 4 J. = = Ngaroe. VITO 1--we AZ
$751; Washing, G. stsce. we're THROWN from
car..a-e wai.e -ie.l< 80 GraGi street bridge
Yesterday a.ter. -oa al,: severely .u.uree. TIE
former SAD her ace 4rti secs sc-AtcAe- and her
spine .lred. q s3.s 81 compaa Gu suffered
frpa the DISSECTION a sc- .e.; shoulder ard
two c--she4 lz1Gs :.e carriage was .&1.y
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The MacD. & s. Co.
1i7.7la7al-72s FRONT ST.

SuTnmercomfort and summer
beauty is in the Ginghams and
Sateens. Either line is worth
studying. for the makers have
gone beyond anything known
in their art. and for little cost
you have summer dress posi-
blllties that have heretofore
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Commencing this evening for two nights at
the new Seattle theatcr Mr.. r (. Graham will
present bis new revised edition OF Larry. the
Lord. irst-class comedy, which has met with
full measure of critical approval wherever pre-
sensed. Mr.. R. Z. Graham. an actor OF excellent
attainment, and the original company will be in
the production. The play never drags for
a moment. but ehounis with sparkling n.itsIc.
good singing OF ballads. parodies and ehoruses.
witty dialogues aud nea. dancing. which Is
said to afford the star and his company excel
lent opportunities for fun making.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-12
The Newsboys' Ball.

The first annual bail of the Seattle Newsboys'
Union will DC given at Arrnory hall on May Is.
II has been arranged with much care and will
be sn affair OF interest. The floor committee
will be John Gleason aud James Egan. The
officers of the organization are: George Harri-
son, president; Charles Eick, vice president;
Henry Hcege, treasurer, and Arthur Higgin-
botham, secretary This ball will be the first
public appearance of the uewsboys in a social
way ana their friends. who are numerous, have
arranged to extend their aid ii making ii a sue
cess Good music Will To given and dancing
VIII te leading feature of the evenings enter
taintuenr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-12

Twelve ever-bloomin- plants for 81
Washington Floral Company, east end
II adison street