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BREvITIES.
Masons. ses funeral NOTICE, page {

Masons. ses funeral noUce, pAssA
Nine building permits We're issued ysstsr day,
but all for repairs and no new buildingA
George Mysins, the accused forger, viii have
q hearing In Justice Csidwell's cours this after.
noon at ( O'Clock
James Leddy. Of this city. has accepted Al In.
vita,ion 10 deliver the Decoration day Grafton
Of Port Townsend on May 81
The case OF Harry Folssr, charged with con.
dueting . gambling game in the stag saloon,
was dismissed by Judge Glasgow. OF the mum.
cipA. court. yesterday.
The remains OF John Smith. tie Crest North.
ern labo-sr who Was nshed out of the bay
Tuesday, were buried yesterday from Bonnsy &
Stewards Undertaking rooms IN Dawsaish
cemetery.
The officers and members Of the congregation
oaAysga shaloG Will meet at O'Clock this aft
esnoon ST ihe Rainier hotel for the purpose of
eseorting the remains OF Bailey Gs,ssrt TO the
Depot By order OF u Wiusalll, president
Michael Aiba. y. CocIao and Georg CO Sdso.
tie missing witnesses il the case OF Fsaak
Copo.elli, who was assaulted BY the sir.anni
brothers. have been found and viii % produced
in court when the case 10 SET The most In
por,Ans witness v Aldo, ana b u aov at
CasSsy Vailsy.
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surxRIoR corRr-xorTrY pRrARrn..7
IKN. L

suPRHIoR corRr-xorIrY pRrAKrn!. sr-dANe-
LKY. Z.
Elisabeth Thompson "a c. N. c. r. 3npeon-
OsGsr OF summons for Publication: si1nsd
Margaret Brown Va IAoaAs II. Sgc2 p-Oroer
that citation issue
STATE s1 re. sss.s '. James NJ cart'a-Juds-
menf; signed
Collins Broa W. A J. suoks ., aL-1 Judgment
ter D. aiat,f
Fiemoa; Milling Company Va " 1. Bennett
o. sL-pscree: signed
Hsssy Grocery ComPeay Va John EGlsy-On
tikl
". :. wiekwa.e VS.. Wa.hirg ion :southern
Railway Compsny-o-ter sc rug tH3 account
FOR hearing oG April -
Ala +. b ri Va. u }. Anderson et ak-Decrse;
sgEs1.
J. bryan e, al rs. J. Ecn,nes-Jut tnent en-
tered oy confession
o. statement of facts; c1n4inu=d 10 A Sril "a
Aaaie Shawl vs. W. A, Aorse ei ai.-4lrdsr APP
proving Sond-
Maomas Es.ie Northern PscieSA Railway
Company-ososred removed 10 URiiet S.aies
court
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called. belonged ct one time 70 IN opsra
company, and Was in reality On actress,
while Mamie. the brunette, said little. bat
kept in the background.
Before finishing the interview Capt VII
lard mentioned the fact that masqusrad
Ing In mems clothing Was forbidden BY .
city ordinance and that Il would b best to
observe il in the future or he would have
70 arrest the vioiator. Since then the male
impsrsonatoP has not appeared and the
matter would have sunk out Of sight, but
for tho fact that the description Of the trio
resembles % closely that Of the parties to
the San Francisco elopements
A reporter called on Mr.. 6paine twice
yesterday, but he was out
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N. .. r. WANTS ITS INrxREsr.
sees Lake shore and Idaho Roads
ea Spokane Depot Ronda

sees Lake shore and Idaho Reads
IN spokane Depot Bonds.
Inc Union Pacific Railway Company
seesht suit in the United States circuit
AN yesterday against the Seattle, Lake
saols q Eastern and Idaho Railroad Com
laies to recover SO. SIS interest due upon
@aos Of the Union Depot Company, Of
eSane. Of which they had assumed
nsnt. II is alleged that the
waco Depot Company Of Spokane
A vas organized through tho
operation and consent of the Lake
saore and Idaho Railway Companies. and
~ Its stock has always been held and
Nsso oy these two roads; that the depot
npany was organized for the purpose Of
~otuins terminal facilities for the two
Its further alleged that on Octo-
IN isSa, lease and agreement was en-
INTO between the depot company
a. .ns defendant companies by which
'0fmer was TO provide grounds and
sSstaet eepo, buildings at Spokane for
sS OF The latter. and were to raise
Ss ~ an issue OF $500. 200 of first mort
bonds. payable in thirty years and
interest at the rate of S per cent.
- LAKE Shore and Idaho railways for
- Pafs we're 10 guarantee the payment
a"fesi upon the bonds.
Gained by the Union Pacific that
70 July. ISai, i; became the owner of
~" worth Of these bonds with inter
0spons due July /, 1891, aggregating
OF which latter 1t is still the owner.
l. lss2, the Union Pacific dis
certain OF these bonds. but 10 still
.saes oil $lSs.oo OF them and interest
hsSas amounting to So. SIS, which have
- oue since July l. 1891. and for the
sar II demands INDICTMENT
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The MacD. & s. Co.
7i7.7is72i-7es FRONT St.
CHILDREN'S
REFERS

A very large and choice Sc
lection Of REFER jackets for tho
small people are shown today
for first time. You will find
them at the Children's Wear
Section, second floor.
If you are interested in hav-
ing best millinery at the small
est prices you should surely
take advantage of this weeks
special sale in the Millinery
Department.
A very handsome lot Of
tennis f1annels and fannelettes
are to be seen at the Domestic
counters. They have exactly
the same patterns as the best
imported French fannels and
are marked at the very low
price of I5c a yard.
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The following new cases wsrs de! yesterday
In the once Of the clerk OF the super u court:
Julian Bryan and Jacob hansen Va alexander
Contner-Judgmeut By confession & &3oQ ~ on
q promissory note. 4
The Debenturs Corporation. OF london. Va
Lysander smith ct ai.-Suft TO forecst 80 . mort
gseo for s2,Soa -
Elisabeth thompson VI cassius " Thomp-
scn--,uIt for q divorce
John Harrison vs. Piper. Lorsw'x Co
Transcript of Judgment from ius,icsI court for
So so: fled
crSus Hssting & Co. "a WILLIAM Murdoch
and K. NJ. LIBERALIZATION 10 recover tAaa
Hiram Langion ". Lars Assesoa-si az TO clear
title Z
John c. slat,ery Va J. II. Leshsr AR'a Of al
Action TO recover &s7S and 10 fosecisfe mort
sage.
Peter westmsn Va AXel liligrenk Action to
recover &sss Tor selling ard under lie repre-
oAQlaslopA
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~ 1lvel GPecsrs' Suit Again Oocupies
the Courts Atsention-
n suit Of the Haley Grocery Company
e1oinet John Haley, 70 decide whether the
h1tsfb position In the Seattle Grocery
oopony violates an agreement entered
- beswsen ]. B. Hill and himself on
November q whereby. In consideration of
ostain transfer Of the Haley Grocery
cnpany's stock, Haley was to refrain
- saeaging in . grocery business
ul(hin certain stated limits. A restrain.
hWdef vas granted by Judge Langley
= January Is. requiring Haley to refrain
- engaging in the business Of whole
Qh& sstail groceries. either in his own
q In that Of another, and from con.
t9hg or engaging in any such business
my other firm, person or corporation.
- any share Of the profits. or with any
h1Hst In the property. or with any actual
oqfst accounting Of either property or
! -. for any benefit. or for compensa-
- ngulated on the basis Of profits or
- property or stock"
vilnesses we're called yesterday 70 prove
- Haley was IN smploye OF and se-
~ Interested in the Seattle Grocery
enpany. The fact that he had been re-
dviag . salary from the company was
assa. - also that lust before the Seattle
enpany opened Haley was the purchaser
IL lasu quantity Of goods that was 70.
eived In Seattle. It also came out in the
ourss u the testimony that +. II. Scott,
- psssident of the Seattle Grocery Com
my, held . number Of shares Of stock in
- own name and in that Of his wife, and
IA those held in his own name were
nssht with money procured At one Of
- banks Of this city after he
~ had . number of consultations with
.alsy. As - proof that Haley was more
IA mere employe, it was shown that
MID hired men for the com pany. and
ess Vas testimony tending to show that
had bought goods for the company.
Ansf the evidence for the plaintiff had
M submitted q motion was made for
neaSut, based on the contraction of the
aesfact. It was claimed that the contract
sao b 20 read ~ to allow Haley to act
statesman. and that as an interest in
- business had not been shown, Q viola
s1a o. the contract had not been proved.
~ arguments on the motion will be re-
nnsd this morning.
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BUY A
LOT NOW,
PAY WHEN
YOU CAN.

That's novel proposition and liberal
one It's something that deserves more
than passing notice. too. The meat IN
the eoeoanut 10 right here. We don't see
Why w ean't ell cheap property - well
- dear property. We surely can Il We
can sell GOOD property for less money and
o.. easier terms than anyone siss.
That II exactly what We are doing, and
By doing Il We expect TO just about con-
troll the business in moderats-priced prop
srty.
Heretofore We have confined our busi-
ness almost exclusively 70 investments Of
. heavier sort, such - business property
and the more expensive class Of residence
property. and intend to continue that tea
ture - prominently ~ before.
We have become impressed. however.
with the fact that ordinarily the only prop
erty offered within the reach Of people Of
small means 10 70 far out that they become
disheartened ct the prospect Of ever being
able to secure homes to their liking. II
they do 90 way out to some outside sddi-
ton and build homo they soon find that
they
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Primrose & West. with their well-known
company OF Ministries, will commence the
first engagement in this city this season,
tonight. ct the new Seattle theater, and
from the excellent press notices they have
received from other cities, they have put
together this season one Of the strongest
companies they have ever organized.
The singing Of the first part IL
stronger than ever before, and the
olio il the best ever given, intro
ducing Morris. Cronin. Johnston, Riano
and Bently. Musical Dale, J. Melville Jam
sens new song and dance, entitled ''The
Bridegroom's Mistake. or the Coon that
Married for Money" aud the greatest and
most expensive European novelty. Abachi
and Masaud
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Miss Maud Morgan. the celebrated harp
soloist. assisted by Miss Eleanor Morgan,
will give . harp recital at RAnke's hall
this evening. Miss Morgan il . natural
musician and made her first public sppear.
ance ~ . harpist when twelve years old.
She has appeared with such noted people
a. Ole Bull. Adelaide Phillips. Emma
Thursby and Wilhelm. The entertain.
ment tonight, while somewhat unique,
promises to be highly pleasing to all lovers
of music. Miss Morgan will positively
appear in only one concert in Seattle, a.
she leaves Friday morning for San
Francisco
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to the land By the slide, eyed though IL
had not been negligent bat nst Tor injury
70 the Improvements uniss4 neeligsncs
was shown. He continued tktt PaSks was
entitled to have his land left i; it, natural
condition, but If he. with full knowIedgs
Of the effects Of the gradInt. urged the
council 70 proceed, inducing khe city BY
his conduct to complete the Grading. and
made no objection until 1t wsk too late to
prevent the damage. in that csSse he would
now b sstopped from claiminf compsnsa-
ton for any loss that no may have suf.
fered.
The case was originally b3sun in the
superior court in the spring Of ls9l The
city demurred to the complstnt and was
sustained. The supreme cort reversed
this decision and this trial enstled.
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PENTON ESTATE.
ant on q Celebrated Will
Case Begun.
r aoAsHsT SPOKANE DEPOT.
-. peann aeeks 70 Recover Intoreet
= DenAs-Ths Haley Grocery
Caso Up Again.


- Dmney, Of enohomish and Kit
y -. 7srnties. was engaged oil yesterday
.2s.,seon and until $50 In the evening
.ss.- Z motion on behalf Of Mrs. II. A.
49, "a Mn. E. W. Sackman, chill
! & Nm william Renton. for the re-
- q Maurice McMicken - admins
$3.50. p the,r mothers estate and for the
.. s.r1ion 81 csrtain documents. The
.ss.et q lhe motions 10 70 assist the con:
@se = : iii made By Capt. Rsnton in
- = the ooufpe Of the hearing yester-
/ -. !. -. contsnded that Mr.. McMicken
Ss.Ia not retain his position ~ admins
....,s - M Rsnton's estate while at tho
ss..s time h. ~ one Of the attorneys
-. -. sracutor a Cant. Renton's estate,
~. ;rteseet nuse b hostile to those Of
-. .c.ts.tana. when IL was urged that
-. cs2sv aad Mrs. Sackman had
.;.eS /. { division Of MrA Renton's es-
-, q - claimed that Capt. Renton and
=, McMicken were the only ones who at
- 4ime kuex anything definitely Of the
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..Ths Courier Of Lyons.

No intelligent theater goer who has seen
the presentation of 1.-THE Courier OF
Lyons" by the Cordray Theater Company
this week, can gainsay the excellence of the
performance. Last nights audience was
most enthusiastic, apd the principal per.
formers were frequently called before the
curtain. The portrayal of the chief char
ter by Mr.. Clement was . life-like Dor.
traiture. and ELECTED general applause.
The support is good and deserves unquali-
fed praise.
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The Harmonic Society concert tomorrow
evening promises to b the musical event
OF the season. The orchestral selections
will b choice. Prof J. r. LANCER is . mas
ter of the violin a. Seattle and Chautau-
guam audiences well know. The soloists
are favorably known to Seattle audience.
This 10 the FIRST time that MrA Blanche
Kesslsr Grambs. the leading soprano Of
Plymouth church; Mrs. George G. Num-
son. the prima donna contralto Of Trinity
church. and Miss Grace Bradley, the tai.
ented soprano Of Tacoma, have appeared
on the concert platform together. and
Chautauqus does not intend 1t to b the
lasth they can b supported BY the music
lovers Of the city. The male soloists are
the best, Messrs. Grout. McClaire. Atkins,
Bibo. Coxine, with Prof George G. Mum
son Welding the baton. It will be wise to
secure reserved seats today ct Calvert's
book store. 7l6 Front street.
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Over 100 seats and oil but two Of the
boxes sold. was the. record yesterday ct
the box Office Of the theater for the Seattle
Athletic and Seattle Field Clubs min
strels, to show there next Thursday
night. Today will probably eco larger
sale Of seats, as the members now have
them for sale also. The minstrels will be
~ deliberately staged a. any professional
organization, and will have more perform.
ers-over forty taking their places for the
grand opening chorus. The specialties In
the second part cannot be excelled.
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HighWaymen Let His Legal Defender
Go With Full Pockets.

HighWayme Let His Legal D0fondoF
Go With Full Pockets.
W. W. Stewart, the lawyer. who has an
office in the Seattle National bank building.
was held up last Monday morning about
5 O'Clock, as he was coming downtown
from North Seattle, by two men. one OF
whom held revolver at his head while the
other commenced to go through him.
Suddenly the highwayman looked Stewart
in the face and turning to his companion
said:
We'll, as live. it's the lawyer who de.
Tended 'Reddy' Long"
With these words they allowed the sur.
prised lawyer to cont!nne his journey
without having despoiled him Of his vslu-
atleS
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lxR AvENUE SLIDE CASE.
Favored the Grade, Judge
says He Can't Recover.

y. VIA OF James Parke's suit against
70 recover s. 900 damages for in
uyse,as property, caused by the grading
,s,.. avenue. vas concluded in the
- court yesterday afternoon. and q
&. esaiet will be returned THIS morn
d.. TOT 'ae city tour or FIVE old resi-
H. esuhed that the land in question
4. - gradually sliding at intervals for
twenty years Argument was
~ ~ q shout hall-pass IL and continued
~ Nearly 4o'eloek.
osoern Instructed the jury that
would b laols for injury caused
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Patti Rosa's second and last night drew
. big house at the Seattle theater. "Miss
Dixie" was the bill. It is of . piece with
dolly Warden" by the same author and
serves well for the clever people in the
cast. There is an abundance of fun, in
which the star leads. Joe Cawthorn in
the third act did a concertins speciality
which held the audience half an hour and
then encores were not exhausted.
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A Experienced once Man
Wants situation with frst-class BUSH
ness house. Good references. Bond furn-
Ished II desired. Address, "Onice." care
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Judgment for Par. Of shef cisi..

The jury in Judae Humes! court re-
turned . verdict yesterday 1,r $40 in
favor of the West Size Mill Q,mpany in
Its suit against A. J. G. GoG %off gave .
mortgage to secure snots and the COM
pany assigned to q person to sshom Golf
had already given . bill Of 4als Of the
property subject TO the mortgage. Con-
claimed that this stripped hini Of his in
terest In the mortgassd pru,srty and
should act a. . satisfaction.l The mill
company claimed that the assietss already
held mortgage upon its PROPERTY prior
70 the one that it had assigned and that
the assignment vas vaiuslssts and only
made to clear the record. Tns sury found
for the company. but cat dow it, claim
from $50 to t4A6
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Elizabeth Thompson brought Suit In the
superior court yesterday againse her hus-
band. Csssius N. C. Thompson, ito obtain
. divorce and the custody Of hsf- two chill
dren. Viola and EsteliA She aleges that
he could earn $50 mon tn il hsf;hose, but
that for the past year h. has Neglected to
provide for his family.
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Lake 0horo Suit Moved 20 6e@Hral Court
A motion to remove to the Uifitsd States
court the suit of Thornas Earle Ind Angus
Macintosh. stockholders Of tie Seattle.
Lake Shore 4 Eastern Railway company.
against the Northern Pacifc5 and the
trustees Of the Lake Shore. 1,r the ap-
polntment Of . receiver and cyfan injunc-
ton to restrain tho carrying ous Of certain
traffic contracts between the like Shore
and the Northern Pscifc. was Granted BY
Judge Langley YestefslaY.
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should early lean the necessity OF keep
ing On hand . supply Of Gail Borden
Eagle Brand Condensed Mix for nursing
babies - well - for general cooking. II
hes stood the teAt for thirty years. Your
grocer and druggist sell it
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noughs the Land WitAeoe fleeing 10.
Peter Westman filed . com 4laint In the
superior court yesterday agaiult Axel Lili-
gren to recover $306 damages f1r false rem.
resentation - TO the quality olsen acres Of
Isnd northeast Of Redmond1 winch he
bought. Westman claims thai In 6eptem.
Der, 1881. he paid Liligren $l2 81 IN acre for
ten acres of land which he hae;nevor seen.
but which Liligren representa- - good,
rich bottom land, FREQ from sfonss and Of
excellent quality for Agricultural purposes.
When he went to visit the lar3 ON Deem.
Der 1. Westman says that hcl discovered
the land TO be rough. billy AMI stony, and
the soil poor. sandy and g4svslly. He
asked Liligren to return the 3l00 that he
had received on account, but fais the lat.
ter refused to do. and Westmlu was ont
that sum, $50 that he spent in svisiting the
land and $3.50 that he claims II damages.
for all Of which he demands judgment
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ROYAL CRYsTAL salt has sweet navoe.


Detective John Roberts and Omcer
George Templeton. who will represent
Seattle in the Worlds fair secret service,
yesterday received their credentials from
City Clerk George Stoneman and will
leave for Chicago this evening.
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John Noyes' suit against JsH. Loug-
head. J. L. Kahaley and J. C.;Nixon to
recover S. 900 on bond given Shy Loug-
head TO Noyes to secure psyme:t Of rent
for the Grand hotel building YES finished
yesterday and Judge Humes Instructed
the jury to bring in . sealed vfrdict this
morning.
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The Accused snugslers DsslsA Oct.
r G. Dssautels and NargarSs L John
SON. arrested In San Francisco On . charge
Of having smuggIed in opium Of March "a.
Ut Port Townsend, have been 4irned over
by the United States authoritsss In Cali
fornia TO those in Washington. The war
rant for their removal Vas filed in the
Office Of the clerk Of the United States
court yesterday. Bail bostis TO the
amount of $500 in each case fsre given,
s..ss Senator s.;". F. F.. H.
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MADISON
is SEATTLE'S
BEST STREET.

It IL the main artery Of the best resi-
dence district in the city and it il the
main thoroughfare to Lake Washington.
By the way. this property 10 within
easy walking distance Of the take, with its
manifold amusement and recreation fea-
lures. From large portion Of 1t there il
view Of the lake and the Cascade Noun
tains.
It Il on both sides Of the street and none
Of tho lots more than block away.
Lots vary in sise from 3Oxl20 to ooxb5
feet.
The title 10 - straight - . string and
every purchaser 10 given IN abstract of
title.
"Pay when you can" II you are Of the
right sort you can do this literally. II
you can only afford to pay small amount
per month, do il that way. You will be
getting . lot on the best residence street
in Seattle, and when you get the lot paid
for you will have something. You will
have one Of tho best home sites for the
money in the city. and you can borrow
enough money on it TO build good house
with.
These lots are
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cures Of skin, scalp, and blood humors than al
other skin aad blood remedies before the puhEic.
eAie greater than the combined saiee Of 81 oshQ
hood And aktn remedies.
Sold everyvhere. Price, 81. ForrIa Dice
AID CLINICAL CoRro1ArIoS, Boston.
~ Send for "Hov 10 Cass Spring Hnmors
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