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

NOTICE FOR SEALED BIDS-Ty THE NkF
AZ ter Of the ssignment OF Barre HFoa
Public no Ice Is hereby given that nm Il
o'clock noon. on Monday. Deceulbef IL l1)1
will receive sealed oids for the pufcAase = ~
entire stock of iewery and fixtures in tho spe "a
go second street, Seattle, Wash latsly es1otR
Barre Bros.
This stock Of jewelry, siiverwarA esA. ~
lately inventoried and valued at invoice IN 4
$S,07SSl, and the fixtures were yoiu41 s
Sl.07o. so The stock Is new and the tevtn1gf
and stock can ne examined BY calling a - -
designed at his address below siven
This notice II given pursuant TO "A or1ef q ~
superior court OF King county, and al hf61 ~ y
subject TO the foIiowi conditions to-wIt:
Terms of sale, cash No bid VIII b coRl1orol1
for less than AZ per cent Of the inventored va'1A
lion. No sale will be made without the aepzsS6l
OF the court The said assignee. under ~ o6tlee
OF the court reserves the right 70 reject ~ "a
all bids. D. r. McCDNNAC0HGY.
Assignee Of barre Bros room 263 seA1ta -
tional Bank building. Seattle. Wash.
Dated seattle, November ~ 800
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ww.rroN. Dec. T. 49, Especial - The
county commissioners will endeavor "a
have the governor appoint J. j. Donovan.
a. Fairhavsn. formerly chief engineer Of
she rairhayen a Southern railroad and
nov engineer and superintendent OF the
Rlae Canyon Coal Company and Rellins-
ham Bxy a Ess,esn Railroad Conp&ny. As
one of the menser< OF the state road CON.
mission 10 succeed i. T.. flanagan. who
has resigned. II comm ssionsrs oliver
and cryaermsn DO not also resign IL IS ex-
neesea that the governor ssI remove them
in accordance With the request Of the
eonnty commissioners and Board q Trade,
The appointment Of Mr.. Donovan - a
msaber Of the commission would s,ys sae
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The Firing ON the white sau.i,.

Pogr TOWNSEND. Dec. Especial =
Capt Roach. of the revenue cutter Oliver
Woleott. was in town today, and said that
the firing on the revenue launch White
squaIl ut Friday harbor had been reported
to United States District Attorney Brinker
at Seattle. with the request that the bellig-
erent engineer be prosecuted in the
Federal courts The revenue marine off,
GERS say that the insult to the service
must be adiudicsted IN the courts, where
the offending engineer. Curly Bill" is to
be vigorously prosecuted.
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EEsr. Dec Especial. The Agar
old enid Of W. r. staples was frightfuliy
burned sunday night by the upsetting of
q lamp. The house was set on fire and
damaged to the extent of 500.
The conference of Seattle NJ. r. district
will be held in the Methodist Episcopal
church December IL and 10.
Much interest is manifested in the cleo
ton to take place Tuesday. 1t looks as if
the taxpayers ticket would be elected.
The grip is prevalent in Kent and its
victims are on the increase.
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An OREGON Murderer Pound Ont.

PORTLAND, Dec. Especial. Edwin
Schneider is on trial before Judge Nc
Bride at Hillsboro on charge Of murder
ing Charles Munsen at Schalrs Ferry,
Washington county, five years ago. Mum
sen, while working near his house. was as
sassinated and his home robbed Of several
hundred dollars. Schneider, q vagrant Of
the neighborhood, disappeared soon after
and was only located last July at Dayton.
He enters an absolute denial. but the
prosecution has woven a strong circum-
atantial case around him
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Batavia corn. Iouoh. Augustine q Co

John b Ewing. of the willsmet,e stud. Dav-
idson county, KY. has sold 10 Mrs James Frank.
lin. of the Kennessw stud. the bay horse Bend
or, sire of Equity. etc, foaled in 1878 by imp.
Bachden. The price Is not stated. but IL IL
known TO be A fancy one
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's East EiFrY-sIxrH sTREEr. !

INV IUHks NAY . INK y
Several times this winter / have suffered
from ssyere colds my lungs- Each time
have applied ALLcocKs PoaoUs PLAsTERs, aud
In every instance have been quickly relieved
by applying oas across my chest and one on my
back. My friends. through my advice, have
tried the experiment and also found 10 most
successful. ! feel that can recommend them
most highly 20 any one who may see fit to try
them. aCYgus w. FIELD, JR"
BRASpRErns Pills are the best medicine
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utmost satisfaction and would be virtual
guaranty Of the economical and vel d.
recsed expenditure of the remainder OF the
funds
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J. 8. Graham & Co.'S cloak and millin-
cry sale today. Trimmed hats IS and Sc
will be sold for 81. so each.
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There are many forms of nervous debility in
men that yield To the use o. Carriers Iron Pilis
Those who are troubled with nervous weak Ness,
night sweats, etc. should try them.
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COLAAy-fa seattle. Ncndsy. pecesnoer lsss,
TO Mr. SD Mrs J. J. tosmar. daughter
MFADowrE0FT-In sesstie, Thursday Sovernr
her 80 lssA 20 the wife Of r MeatoExo0.
1ac<Aser
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pEArHs AND FUNERALS.

sHUFErpT-As Prov3dence hospital. sunday.
December 1898. Ars q D. sssfeset al aor
scess 81 she kidneys aged - years
Re1sAans we're seat 10 shelton City. her former
horne, last slxnf
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DRS. MERRILL 81 MERRkLlS
The most widely aud fsvorabiy known speeikiss
on the Pacific Coast The doctors are regular So
uates from the University of the city OF New 81
and OF Long STAND ollege Hospital bfoc4re
New York, and their long experience. reBiaFtsn9
skill and universal success In the treatment -
cure OF Chronic diseases eniitia these etnsnfp.
physicians to the full confidence Of the ssnsrse
everywhere.
Somatter what your complaint, consult d.
successful specialists, who able to effe7 euss
la many cases that have been pronounced h9pslszs
They treat scientifically and successfuiy So
quickly and permanently Private, Blood ana -
Diseases Nervous ID hilily aud sexual btspf1sN
Piles, FistulA and Rectal Ulcers, syphi ". ne'ss'
rhfea, GleeI. spermatorrhpa. seminal Wesa10>
Lost Manhood, NlERt Emissions. DecAyed fAsH-
ties. rheumatism, Neuralgia, Catafrh, broaen..1
Asthma. fnmOrs. fruptions, salt hhsem 80
scrofula- SIT NDkocELE. EARfSoCELh -.
STRUCTURES radically and safely cured ~llav1
pain or detention from business and cures gaes4
teed go u dsformi les and impediments 20 Hsf
rag quickly removed CERTAIN AND ~
ITINE for the awful effects OF cary -
and the hume evils that follow la is usa.
Long experiences. with unparalleled success
the BEST evidence OF n doctors skill =,
DISEASES or WO E> also ieeefvs 49, -
attention Lonsu personally the OIDEsL -.
most EXPERIENCED SPEt IA tslsm
the Coast or write. sending stamp I"nsah ss.1s
free ard confidential fremont Block 80
Front street, Seattle.
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost, Found
For Sale For Rent And situations Wanted will 10
Inserted NJ the of cent word each Insertion
Payment slways in advanee No advertisements
ieesiy ed for less taAn - &C itA
NCTTCE-The business Office OF the Posr-IN-
TrLIIeKsCER Is open until IL p m. Classified
advertisements mlli be received up to this tims.
Advertisements viii be received at branch Offices
q the Posr- At.
Tacoma Bureau lIl6 Pacific Avenue
Thomas Summons. Manager.
Fort Townsend. .....Freaca Springer
nffir
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A PRACTICAL MAN.

OF oil the practical men of whom America 10
jaatiy proud, no one holds a higher place than
the late Cyrus w. Field. His son shows that
he has inherited the shrewd com mon sense of
the man who laid the Atlantic cable. He
writes:
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

-
d FRTCAS GOLD FIELDS-A SYNDICATE
n u icing formed 10 trade in the AasAoaalanf
20 d Selsss and on the adjoining coast They viii
s1ars in their Swn Schooner early In the new year
There are q few vacancies The echooaer has
good accommodate ons for he SHAREHOLDERS Apply
NOR Sale OR ExCHANGE-THE WHOLE
i of halt interest In best Of income business
must have s6co In trade. Address Robert. Post.
Infeiiigeacer.
u-E WILL TRADE GILT-ED3E INCOME
w property Cor stock OF groceries. nAroware.
general raerch andsse or . sash and door factory.
ASeress p, q Box 4ix ChehasiS
USoR SALE REsraURASTs HOTELS.
Il lodging houses. saloons grocery and all kinds
Of businesses frcm $3.50 up Hall. col y. Y blk
yvANTED-To EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE
w for s,n ali stock OF groceries Address A. F..
Post-Iniesilsencer.
I,oR >ALE-A GOOD PAYIN q MILLINERY
I business: stock new: not large but completes:
sooc trade buils up Address A. L. siyyer. Ana
corses, Wash.
LsoR SALE-AT BARs AN. COUNTRY
II store with postoshce. 81 railroad station: nae
location Address T.. care observation-disclosures
Tor RENT-TEAM OF GOOD HORSES;
i cheap. Address r. O. Box 2s5
ToR sALE-LoDGISG-HoUs LOCATION
U,oR sALE-cHEAP, THE OLDEST AND
II best established fuel business Address Fuel,
Post-intellfgeucer
Tor sALE-Ay ESTABLISHED TOWING
It and transportation business In f8rst-class con-
dision; cheap Inquire Seattle ux and Barge
Company, Commercial wharf
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ATTORNEYS ar Law.

w r. ANDREWS. II. ii. AMES-ANDREws
w n Ames. attorneys and counsellora at law
Room s0l New York building.
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III l. REYNOLDS. FDHMFK.Y MINER
Ii. in U. r. paieat office; patent business q sse
cia!ty; American and foreign pstsats promptly
secured Room ~ Sullivan block
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DIR FSS MAKING.
TYPE WRITING MACHTNEs

TSPEwRIrEhs BOUGHT AND soLp an
Occidental block.
DAkLoCK TYPEWRITER. VISIBLE WRIT.
ID ing. forced alignment: latest heat; send for
catalogue. agency Edison Alfnsos spa SeosI A
Bannau. Sol Bailey block.
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(sfTY FORCE AND IRON woRKS-2EIcS
t4~ess. .Ss sEscp& Cssasz Asss sa9 lasyeFssfy
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E,oR sALE-MUST HAVE MONEY: CHOICE
II lot on Joy street, west de. north Of Madison:
only $500 Reuick Real Estate Company. and
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO Sealed proposals.
~ will be received by the board of county COM
missioEers Of King county. Washington, at the Of
ice of the county auditor In Seattle. Wash. until
noon Of "Wednesday. April II, 1893, for the cree.
ton and completion of he new county almshouse
farm south OF the city of Seattle according to tho
plans, specifications and detail drawings Of the
same prepared by w. A. Richie. architect. which
said plans. etc will be file in the architects Of
fee in rooms 80. 50 and 81, Union block. Seattle
WASH, on and after Monday, March 70, 1898.
Each proposal must be accom- aaned by a certi-
fed check on some local bank In the sum of ten
thousand dollars ($lOOO0l, made PAYABLE to the
good faith the part of the said bidder.
NO proposal will BE- considered unless accom-
panied by such certified check.
The board Of county commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids
BY order of the board of county commissioners
OF King county. Washington.
+. A. TWICHELL
County Auditor and Ex-Offcio Clerk Of the Board
ofCOunty commissioners.
Dated this l lth day Of March. 1893.
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MARsHAL'S NOTICE OF SEIZURE-IN
vi the district court Of the United States for the
district OF Washington, Northern division In
Whereas, libel has been filed In the abov cen
titled court on the l1th day of March, 1893 BY
David Gilmore and William Kirkmau. libellants,
against the ship Haytian Republic. her tackle, ap.
there is due to the said li6eIianls the amount Ut
(S5. 500 Ave thousand eight hundred dollars. for
pravins that said Ship naytian Republic may 1h be-
condemned and sold to pay the demands Of the
Mbeliants.
sued out OF the above entitled court to me directed
have seized the said ship Haytian Republic. her
public notice to all persons claiming said snip,
tackle, apparel furniture etc. or otherwise inter.
court ct Seattle on The 6th day OF April. 1898 at
the hour Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF the same
day. then and there to interpose theis claims and
make their allegations in that behalf
THOMAS X. BROWN. U. 8. Marshal
By II. A. BIsELow. Deputy
strattOn. Lewis q Gilman. Proc;ors for Libel.
Dated March 10. 1898.
N(ARSHAL's NOTICE OF sEIZURE-IN
M the district court Of the United States for the
district of Washington. Northern division In
Whereas, lioel has been aled In the above en-.
titled court on the llth day OF March. 1893. oy
stratton, Low & Gilman, proctors on behalf Of
II. W. Baker (successor to II. w. Baker 4 Co },
the libeilant against the ship Haytien Republic,
stance that there Is due to the said iibellant for
damage to goods and other property to the
amoun IL OF ($7 800. IL seven thousand eight hum
cred dollars and eleven cents, and pray ing hat
the said ship may be condemned and sold 70 pay
demands OF the Ibellant.
Now. therefore. In pursuance OF tho monition
Issued out o! ths above entitled court to me di-
rected, have seized the said ship Hayden Re
hereby give public notice to Oil persons claiming
the said ship. her tackle. apparel furniture etc .
or otherwise interested therein, that they he and
appear before said court, in the city Of Seattle on
the 9th day of April. 1893. At the hour of 10
O'clock in the forenoon OF the Same day, then
and there inter pose their clAims and make their
allegations in hat behalf.
THOMAS r. BROWN, Z. s. Marshal
BY II. A. Bigeiov, Deputy.
siratton, Lewis 4 Gilman. Proctors for Libel.
LIANT.
Dated March 49, 1904
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(soAL AND WOOD DELIVERED PROMPTLY
" by George + Hail. King and Commercial
streets Newcastle and Franklin coal aud screen
inGs. Telephone S52
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N An tb--PARFNE Il ~ PAYING DRy1
" - re Vel AoSsscd Aadress Iisos!ce, care
fossipss4siseaesT.
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Advertisement under the heads OF Lost. Fouad
F.r sale, For Rent and Situations Wanted viii b
i,,,erted ut the rate Of cent word each insertion
p .yment always in advance No advertisements
rSeived for less than rs cents.
,SOTrCE-The business Office OF the Posr-IR-
1kLLIoKScER Is open until IL p m Ciassuee
sTvertise ments will be received up TO this time.
SAdvertisements viii be received 1t branch of1ceo
Nfthe Posr-ISTELLreExcER Mt:
Tacoma Bureau Pacific Avenuo
Thomas Summons. Manager
toYt Townsend French 4 Springer
!
s:The following letters await advertisers at this
Seca.
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s4NrED--TNFOR NATION.

WANTED - INFNRMATIDN OF THE
w Nheseshnut- - AR. sslas Washblrne wnsa
issi Af&rt iEc1n pAs IN seattle about ,wa wears
ege AaY in ogmstoh vii ee thankfully received
~ rs r.. Ma sitas " asaeagne, ISL Market
stree, oak AnS a.
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FOR SALE-LODGING HOUS ES.

ENOR RENT-LOD6ING HOUSE, sos MAIN
IL street. close to site Of Great Northern passen-
ger depot; rent reasonable to desirable parry
SackrnAn- Phillips Investment Company. 424-5-6
Bailey building.
EOR RENT-LODGING HOUSES OF ALL
kinds: furniture for sale. W. 7. Hall & Co.,
POI New York block
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nRUG STORE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO
- purchase good paying business; located on Q
popular corner For particulars see stewart 4
Holmes Drug Company
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WHAT CLEVELAND SAYS
Tho GeaFy Law viii Be Enforced md
Chinxs Excluded.
WEARY OF OFFlCE.sEEKERS
The President Wants a Commission
Appointed-Russian Guest at
the Capital-Ths Cher-
okee Strip.

WASHINGTON, May l7.-Congressman
Caminetti of California had . short con-
fercnco with tho president this Mornln9
aud left tho white house feeling assured
that IL 10 the intention Of tho president to
SEQ the Chinese restriction act enforced.
Caminetti denied that Il would take any
thing like the sum Of money mentioned
to enforce the act for tho reason that
those Chinese entitled to remain would
secure certificates at their own expense.
and those against whom tho Law 10 really
aimed would be frightened out of the
country the moment that on honest at
tempt 10 mado to enforce Il. Caminetti 10
OF tho opinion that what additional money
will be needed will be voted at the next
session Of coneress and he fears no repeal
of the law. Reports from 70 Of the 6s In
ternal revenue districts show that S,l4A
Chinese registered. No reports have yet
been received from the Pacific coast dis
tricts.
The Chinese minister, accompanied by
an English speaking secretary Of the leGa-
ton, called at the state department. this
afternoon and had conference with Sec
rotary Gresham In regard to the supreme
court's decision Affirming the constitution
ality OF the Geary act. He gave no init.
nation whatever OF On intention to sus.
pend diplomatic relations with the United
States, but. on the contrary, indicated bis
purpose Of quisting affairs In China az
much as possible.
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HAD AN ALrERcArioN.


sas Charles Rssssll and Agent Festss Asa
. Lively Aegumcnt Yesterday.
PARIS, May i7.-Sir Charles Russsll
continued his argument before tho Behrs
Ing sca tribunal to-day. He presented
additional documents desianed 10 prove
that the Behrine see was mot mare clAu.
sum. over which Russia had exsrcissd
sovereign dominion. Great Britain EN-.
phaticaliy denied that Russia had any
right TO the 100 milo limit claimed IN tho
ukase Of 1921. The Duke OF Wellington
refused to negotiate tho treaty Of l63S
until Russia withdrew her pretsnsiou to
tho 100 milo limit. aud Russia admitted In
1e2S that she had not the power to inter.
fcre with foreign vessels fishing In the
BehrinR sea. Sir Charles quoted from the
American historian Bancroft and the
Russian historian Tikhemenief in support
Of his statement, which were controverted
By American Agent Foster, . lively alter.
cation taking place.
Sir Charles next proceeded to discuss
question five Of Article q: Has the United
States any, and II so. what right to the
protection of property In the seals fre.
quenting the islands Of the United States
IN the Behring sen when they arc found
outside the ordinary three mile limit?
Sir Charles said that the United States
could not exclude other nations from the
Behring sen unless she possessed sover.
sien dominion over the seq. and such .
claim beyond tie three mile limit vas rs-
puanant to ail principles OF International
law.
The tribunal adjourned until Tuesday,
May -
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THREW A BOTTLE OF INK
ROUGH AND TUMBLE FIGHT
A Speaker Thrown Bodily From the
Tribune Duets Will Ensue-Stu-
dents Break loosO-Poiloo
On Guard.

PRAGUE. May i7.-The Bohsmian diss
was tho scene to-day Of q display Of
violence and disorder unparalleled in the
protracted and bitter struggle for sss.
premacy between the Czech and German
elements. A bill was before tho dict. In.
tended to strengthen the position of the
Germans as against the Csechs. Tho
young Csechs were filibustering to pre-
vent It's passage. Tho president rebuksd
the tilibusterers and insisted that the COM
mittss report be heard. Herr Funk. chair.
man VI the committee, entered tho
tribune and attempted to speak. Some
utterances by Funk were construed by the
Czech deputy named Brsorad, as alludine
to him. The offended deputy climbed
upon the tribune aud seized Funk. A
lively wrestling encounter ensusd and
Brzorad finally succeeded in ejecting
funk from the tribune amid the intense
delight Of the Csschs. Everybody In the
house was shouting and shaking bis lists
and angry challenges to fight could bs
heard hers and there. Funk was guash-
ing his defiance at his enemies when
Csech Deputh vasaty interrupted him
with large pot OF ink.
Encouraged by the discontinue which
the ink caused among their foes. the Csechs
next attacked the stenographers and NAL.
treated several Of them. Prince Lob.
kowits, president. was himself menaced
with personal violence and declared the
sitting closed.
The prince has since been occupied In
the preliminary arrangements for duels
with ssver raj OF his antagonists.
The scene In the diet caused great exc
citcment throughout the city. Students
OF the university broke out In riotous de-
nlonstration. wrecked windows. club
houses and the mansions Of people oh.
noxious TO them. The police are guard
ing tho streets in tho vicinity Of the diet.
The diet will probably be dissolved. II 10
stated that the bill opposed by tho young
Czechs proposed virtually to separate the
Northern districts Of Bohemia in order to
give tho Germans control over local
afYnirs