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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-06
NEW STREET CAR SCHEDULE.
System of Transfers Between Electric
and Cable Lines NOrthward.

new time schedule aud transfer service goes
into effect tomorrow on the Front stree, cable
and the Consolidated electric system OF roads
There will be q seven-minute interval between
the cable ears and = twelve minute interval be-
tween cara on the North seattle electric line in
stead OF ten-m!uute interval As heretofore
There viii be the same interval between cars on
the Cedar street liue. which will connec, with
the North seattle line at Front and Cedar streets
and not come through 10 the city The interval
between cars on the Third street line will b
twenty min ntes, aud on the Fremont and Lake
Union lines the same ~ ., present
Transfers both ways will be made between
the Csdsr street line aud the North Seattle cleo
trio and cable lines That IL. passengers from
the Cedar stree. line can go either north or
south on either Of the other two iineA Another
SCI OF transfers will be made at Pike street BE-
tween the csels or North Seattle electric line
and the Lake Union line. Transfers will not be
made TO OF from the Fremont or Third street
lines. the reason being that these are long lines
and tie ride TO theIr ter,nini 10 worth q nickel
extra
The company WAS engaged in putting IN It's
new cable on Front street last night the old one
being almost worn out ard quite dangerous
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-06

Following are the officers of the school cleo.
ton to b held May upon the question of au.
thorixing the school board to erect . school
building on . block In A. A. Dsnny's Broadway
addition:
Minor school-Judgss, T. ". Prosch and Frank
Beach: clerk, J. r. Andrews.
Rainier school--Judges, J. B. MacDougall and
N. H. Martin; clerk, G. w. Currier
Denny schoo,--Judgea, A. r. Burwell aud
William Collier: clerk, George A. Gates
Mercer school-Judges, D. A. Spencer and J.
II. Darlington: clerk, w. E. WormelL.
Crawford Il Hannon's Office. Ysslsr and Third
Judges, W. J. Coikett anu W. s. Harlan; clerk,
d. Whitney.
McCoomb building, Pike strest-Judges, j. NJ
yOn aud Paul Paulson: clerk, R. J. Lamefoux.
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rhinks she's Guided by . Magnet.

M. Matthews. of Ballard, arrested on COM
Ssins 81 Rev. X. T. Fahs for insanity. was com
eisssi TO sieilaeoom by Judge Langley yss,sy-
W. Her madness displayed itself in claims to
.ssnehc power. She very gnrrlioux dur
Tue exaIainatlon. aimine that all her ac-
seas We're directed by magnet Another of
! - Illusions was tbs; she could forete.l the fu-
~. bus had lately teeu foiiea In the fulfill
eees OF Der predictions ~ another woman who
~ me'e money and who could go 10 Washing
20 tiiy aud get the ear al the president She
= eeea confined in lass in a Michigan asylum
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-06
LOTS OF
On Madison street. within Is minutes of
Front street, for from
$3.50
$500
And that they can make their own terms.
By this We mean that any person honestly
anxious to secure . homo can pay just
as his means will permit. OF course We
will not permit spectators to tie up lots
with small payment, and only make
this offer to persons anxious to get lots
upon which they can ultimately build.
People Of the right sort will d nd this
their opportunity. We are going to make
the selling of this property an advertise
ment to persons Of limited means so that
they will come to rs in future for invest
ments as investors Of large amounts do
now. In other words, We are going to
demonstrate that our Office 10 the place
for cheap property as we'll a. for larger
Investments
MADISON
STREET.

IL tho main artery from the business
center TO Lake Washington.
1t is the best residence street with the
best street car line double tracked) and
the best street car service in the city.
There 10 . car each way every four
minutes. and it only takes is minutes to
60 down town or back.
You can live there and 70 to and fro
without feeling that You are spending the
most of your time on the street cars.
The Madison Street Cable Railway
Addition 10 on Madison street-not. half .
mile away.
1t is on both sides Of the street and none
Of the lots are moro than . block away
from the cable line.
From . considerable portion of tho
property there is . good view OF Lake
Washington and the Cascade mountains.
You don't have to transfer to 20 to
Madison Street Cable Railway Addition.
1t is on direct car line and the fare u
q nickel.
This property is within few minutes
walk of the lake. with all its amusement
and recreation features.
A very important feature II that yeu
may
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-06
Closing Passover Services.

The Jewish feast OF the Passover. which
opened March 81, will end after sunset on Sat
urdsy, and it, closing days will Be observed at
the synagogue Of the congregation Ohaveth
sholom BY special services at $40 O'Clock this
and tomorrow evenings and ct 10 o'clock tomor.
row and Saturday mornings On Saturday
morning there will b . special service OF prayer
for the dead and mournsfs are especially 70.
Quested to be present
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PAY WHEN
YOU CAN

If you can only pay monthly INSTALL
ments, do it that way. We are not SELL
ing this property for the purpose of clean
ing up lot Of cash. but primarily, above
everything else. for advertisements pur-
poses.
Lots in Madison Street Cable Railway
Addition vary in size from 30 BY 10 feet
to 20 by l55 feet.
The title is as straight a. Q string, and
we give every purchaser an abstract Of
title.
If this IL not supplying good property
within the reach Of every man seeking .
homo We can't ill the bill, but We will
have the satisfaction of knowing that no
one else in Seattle can anything like equal
our offer.
Go and look a. everything offered for
five miles around Seattle az "chesp lots'
and then take look at this property. If
you honestly want a domestic for q
modest sum you will there SEQ your oppor-
tnni,y. The more thoroughly you investi-
gate the better will you realize what this
offer means.
II you don's know Us make enquiries of
our references. They are every bank and
business man in Seattle.
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DtMeuity Arising From Blunder Of Port
Anreles Tide Land Survevops

An ugly looking error has ariscn in connsc.
ton with the recent survey ana Apr a.semens
OF the toe lands in Port Angeles hsreor. Mayor
Norman 4. Smith and his brother. who are sur
vsyors, were employed to survey aud pat the
tide lands and were directed By the county
commissioners 10 make the meandss lins con-
form to the government rfeander line. This
they did not do. but ssia aished q new meau.sr
line OF their owa -evsaty-two feet nearer sh0re
than thai established by the government. ana
made taeir map accordingly. When tire sp-
pra.sers had finished their WORK, Chair
man Howsls and Mayor smith took the
map and sppratsernenf to olympia anu left
them with the state auditor. The Isw
requires that Q copy OF tie map acd sppralss-
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JACKSON STREET Slip RECLAIMED.

Cny awarded rosscssion on Compensat.
ing Oregon Improvements Company.
The city vas yesterday granted possession Of
- sup 1t the foot of Jackson street which was
- II granted 20 the Columbia & Puget sound
nilwsy soon after the big Ere for brick land.
- The terms Of the original agreement were
~ The city should regain possession Of the
ropefty at any time upon compensating the
company Tor the value OF the improvements.
Asout year ago the company wished to repair
Ne property, but claimed that the city would
~ Allow this. upon the ground that IL wished
regain possession. IL then became question
= compensation, and Judge Langley decided
aa tze would ee ample specimens of the
- were produced as exhibits aud proved to
u eneolutsiy honeyeonhed by teredos
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Edward swanson. aged Is years. WAS commit
ted TO await trial in defsult of $50 bonds yssser-
day by Justice Humphrey on the charge OF
hursiaTins the store 81 John Victor early on
Tuesday m0tnlng. In his possession Wa found
Q bag OF keys snd = novel OF the scent variety,
called Foul Weather Jack, or the Wait of the
Sea" His defense that Re wss hungry and
simply entered he store 10 set souiethin ing 10 eat
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Suing for Workmen.s Wa~es.

vac Jury To Judge Humes' court was occupied
ss~s'aay III nearing testimony In the suit
sourat ey Mary II. Simpson. administrators Of
= simpson, against L. Il Niesr and A. Kno-r.
- ~. fsa brick yard a, Eagle Hareor in April,
80, 10 recover claims Tor wages assigned to
wen ty woTamen. Nicss claims tha, he WAS
Hattie - partner, bnt merely advanced
~. 80 money TO buy machinery. The case is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-06

The ladies Of the Presbyterial Society of the
Psesbytery OF Puget Sound will convene In the
auditorium of the First Presbyterian church at
1880 O'Clock this morning. and will continue In
session through the dsy and evening. There
will be delegates from q number OF churches
outside OF the city, and the exercises will be
Very instructive and interesting. consisting of
papers and addresses upon home missions and
foreign missionary work. Mira Butler. a mis-
sionasy recently returned from China, will be
present and address the society. telling of her
work and experience. All are invited to be pre-
sent at any or all OF these meetings,
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The MacD. 4 s. Co.
7i7.7i972i-723 FRONT St.


The correct styles in Laces
are here. We have the most
complete and elegant stock
this season that we have ever
shown, and we have no doubt
that the selection is fully as
great as is shown anywhere on
the entire Pacific slope.
If you will examine the
showing made upon first table
in central aisle you will learn a
great deal about the cxtraord-
mary small prices we have
placed upon the Lace stock
this season.
In the corset department we
are offering a splendid fast
black corset for soc. which is
really worth and can not be
obtained elsewhere for less
than 81.
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c. D. Matheny. OF this city, 10 tho inventor Of
patent bunk for . logging car truck, which 10
now being used on Stimson's road near Marys.
willie. Its principal feature 10 an arrangement
calculated to prevent the truck pulling out
from under the load. Another feature Is that
the cheese blocks are released from the opposite
side Of the load, obviating the danger OF acct
dents to men unloading logs. BY the old
method OF standing underneath the cheese
block to knock it out several men have been
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Sassns Tor s.S0 is was signed against the
Isst shiagie Company on the sui. of s
nase, 'ei Frank FIVE, the defendant In
rlssa't 10 recover $50 for piano.
ehasFei IN judge osborn's court Yesterday
4 ss a. wed were issued yesterday Tor e.
=. s'1eis sae hst.s Gallagher. bo.a of Seat
=. ,s.Snee owens and Cecilia r. Bauer.
= s..s., Co'wes! aud Auna L kxieesg. all
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seeVE r-cty;i DsFAsrxsSr-ossoRx.I
49, "'eSn "a The Maple Leaf shsnsle Com
~, - ,S,''Ee he q; go. - psfAast sAad tadS-
Be- sic sss asG defendant. signed.
Ia fIcmlasuE ~ The Cify II seattle
n~.sa' i9r Defendant Tor coat.
anasat 70 1fsAH ffss-s srdict TOT de-
"a l. ss'ehsF rs, Emma McClaaansn-on
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Two Printing Houses Unite.

The printing houses OF lngraham & Coryell
and the Commercial Printing Company are to
be consolidated under the name of the Sunset
Publishing Company. with q capital stock OF
f25.oo0. The new company will do publishing
as well as printing business ana now has in
the press an edition OF the penal code of the
state. Tho ineorporators will be: +. &. Ingra-
ham. H. o. Hoilenbeek, T. +. Hickman, G. E.
Storey, c. l. Andrews and Arthur Cannon.
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LOOKING FOR raElR AssAILANrs,
Japanese Crew Of the Jennie Wand CO,
Identify Them.


Kobei, the Jap who va 20 brutally beaten
Monday night on board the schooner Jennie
Wand. has recovered rapidly. DR.. Palmer took
the stitches out Of the cuts in his head yester-
day and the man wanted 70 90 to work as noon
yesterday. but was prevented By the captain.
Kobsi - very useful man on the schooner %
he 10 the only one OF the crew who speaks Eu-
glish. and he will 60 to sea with the vessel
Capt Olsen. OF the Jennie Wand. denies the
report that he wanted 70 ret rid Of the JapA
After the row b offered Is TO any one Of them
who would identify their asssilanta The Japs
were told not to make any gestures II they saw
ono OF their assailauts among the crowd stand.
Ing round on the wharf, but simply to cay that
the man was there and he would b arrested.
But 1t was hard to make the laps understand
ana yesterday while . crowd Of sailors and
others was watching the loading Of lumber one
OK the Japs suddenly pointed to the crowd and
excitediy cried, "There be II" This naturally
created . commotion In the crowd and Capt
Olsen says the man who was pointed out got out
OF sight very quickly. He thinks the Japs can
easily identity their sssailants - the forecasto
was well lighted at the time Of the attack
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=. ne sohowlug Gew eases were died ia the ocics
"s eefx Of the superior court yesterday.
As 1Aas Aarensfsit W. Anton Aireoyich ct al -
veS s -, 70 declare ssle s0ld and 10 hold Mirco-
Is trustee Tor plaintiff
less noscoa ~ Joshua Audctts and wife
xneat ey confession ioF So 20.
- Ssi s4inCe Company VI. Cascade Fire
va ea,sca under 4 policy sad Tor = reoe!,sr.
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so'lohs GA behalf OF Mrs. Ye>ier To dismiss
=. esa@sgss 81 conspiracy and forgery were de-
- - Judge hames yesterday. Her applica-
~ nave separate trial was granted, and
80 'hs ahd Dc II Martin Van Rur-n were ~.
nsgasi, eut dld not n!ead. Ta.y viii mead
ssass today o. tomorrow
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Ballard Church Vestrx.

At the annual meeting OF the vestfy OF st.
James Episcopal church. of Ballard. on Easter
Mopday. the Rev. r. T. Hyland was elected
chairman and trustee for the three-year term.
The board OF trustees 10 now composed Of the
Rev P. E. Hyland, Edward Wheeler and r. W.
Grover. J. W. Davis and f. c. shirtlff were
elected a. . church committee. The Ladies'
Guild elected Mrs. Hyland president and Mrs. J.
W. Davies secretary treasurer. The rector read
an encouraging account OF the financial con.
ditiOn of the church
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BAN Francisco. April a-Ths steamer City OF
Puebis sailed today with these passengers:
For Seattle-Mrs. q. II. Foster and two chit.
drsn, c. o. Sweet, Ed LLOYD. Joseph Pierson.
Max Cohen, d. Utley, J. c. Bauer. Mrs. wiggen.
meyer, John W. Coleman. Miss E. n. Quist, J.
Johnson, f. N. Hanna, Percival Dislsnd. A.
Mslfron. Levy, d. Mckenzie. Miss n. C.
Henry, J. Phillips. George Thomas. Mira O. r.
Mooney and Mrs. c. W. siglar.
For Tacoms-W. H. Wood and wife, A. Her
man, wife and son; Jerome Van Zandt, Mira J.
A. Simms, W. J. Gray and wife. r. Young and
vile. J. NJ. Moorehead. d. Wilson aud J. Nc
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A BURGLAR SET FREE,
Caught In the Act at Gee Lees, He Il
Discharged.

bold attempt At burglary was made Sunday
afternoon BY two men who effected an entrance
into Gee Lee d Co . warehouse BY means OF
skeleton keya The ware house opens ON White.
chapel alley. and the men were seen to open the
door. enter and close Il behind them. A coiored
woman who saw the performance Immediately
notified the drm. Caing Kee, the manager.
yesterday told the following story Of the occur
renee:
Alter the woman told US we went to the ware
house and caught the two men, who had shut
the door, intending to wait Till dark 20 carry OF
the gooda Just then Lieut. Nick Hanna came
along and We got him to arrest them. He let
one 80 and arrested the other. The man had
whole LOT OF keys, but the policeman said none
OF them fitted our door, You see the other man
had the key that fitted our door. We told tho
policeman that We wanted to prosecute the man,
VINO was taken to police headquarters. but this
morning ! found out the man had been dis.
charged. was waiting to be notified when to
appear in court but the police discharged the
man without notifying me and said no one
made complaint against him.
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70 COLLECT FIRE INSURANCE..
Caeeoao Company Sued and . Receiver
Aakad lo COLLECT Aaaafa.

Action was begun In tho superior court yss4eY.
~ By the bothsii shiugls Company against
i hs Csscade Fire and Marine Insurance Com
my. Of this city, 10 recover u 900 upon policy
eessfing Its property In the mill, which was De.
ezoysd BY iro on October g, 1892 After the hrs
- company assigned the policy to the Com.
neeoisl National bank OF this city, which held
y unttl its interest was satisfied and then reas.
dsned II 10 the plaintiff
The plaintiff claims that the defendant &C
enovlsdxes the debt, but 10 unable to pay. a. IL
bissolvent; that the only assets Of the company
- unpaid stock subscriptions and promissory
osess taken in payment for stock, contrary to
eehws Of the state upon the subject, and that
sarge part OF these notes are worthless IL
Asssore demands judgment for 81 900. and that
srscstver be appointed TO manage the business,
laks charge Of the property, convert the assets
nsO cash and pay the debts.
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0oofg0 Carter E0oonts - Insult From
Lawyer McGroW.

Lawyer McGreW.
George r. Carter, Hawaiian consul and agent
Of the Seattle National bank block, 10 an athlete
and yesterday made use OF his athletic skill in
the way Of business About O'Clock in tho
aitsrnoon be called upon James 4 NcGrew. the
lawyer, about his ONCE rent discussion en-
sued, which developed some difference OF opin-
ion. Mr.. Carter asked Mr.. NcGrew IL it
Vas his intention TO suggest that he Carterl
lied Nj. McGrew 10 alleged TO have replied
that IL was, and ct the same time to have fol.
lowed IL up with . blow. The latter replied
without any hesitation, leaving his mark on
Mr. McGrew. He also entered complaint before
Justice Caldwell, charging his antagonist with
assault and bstssry. The casa will b tried
TO-DAY
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Runaway Girl Reclaimed.

silAs Stoves. OF Gilman. reported to the police
= lew Gays ago thai BIZ daughter May had wan.
dered away from home on March IL she WAS
found BY Detective John Rooests IN . restsa-
rant on Washington street aud taken TO the
House OF the Good Shepherd yesterday
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..Come ON the First Train. -

Charley Mullen was showing the boys dis.
patch yesterday he had received from John Con-
sidlne, OF Peoples thsater fame. who il now In
Chicago, whore he cannot be bothered BY the
sheriff on . warrant for contempt OF court for
failure to pay alimony. HE message says:
Carter Harrison elected. Come on the frat
train.
An exodus OF sporting men may be axpectad
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Kenyon.s Heir Found In Canada.

The attorneys for the estate Of the late J. Gard
ner Kenyon received . telegram from Buffalo.
N. Y, yesterday to the effect that Benjamin Ken.
yon. the missing heir to the estate, which 10
valued at 100000, has been discovered at last
He 10 aa,d to have been found in Canada and to
have satisfactorily established his identity,
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In YOU need anything n hardware go and see
tas HARRINGTON & smith stock BOW being sod
sagar.i exs OF cost
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Iioses.

Twelve blooming plants for ST. Wash
inrton Floral Company. cas-, end Madison
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In wipiny out . thirty-year feud at Granger.
Tex, on April 4, Jim Beard and Jim Curtis
killed each other and seriously wounded Dora
Mike a Bohemian girl.
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They Live
ON THE
Street Cars

They are the people We want to reach.
Ordinarily the only property persons
with small means can secure Is 90 far out
that they become discouraged ct the pros
pect of over being able to get . ONE to
suit them and continue to spend their
money tor rent, and 1t the end Of year
have nothing to show for it.
Our business moro particularly is the
sale Of high grade business and residence
property, but We are also determined to b
in position to supply every legitimate de-
mand that arises in Seattle for real estate.
There are . good many people VIII are
not able to buy lots In Renton Addition
or Squire Park who still look forward
toward owning their own homes without
going out into the woods to accomplish
1t. Such persons will undoubtedly be
greatly interested to know that We are
now selling
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GeeyS.d@Gneprs

It's Ill right to have suburban home
If . man hasn't anything to do but kill
time. It's q nice thing. too. to have .
country seat and cottage at the seashore.
but such things are not for the person
who 10 struggling to get on in the world
and has TO make every hour count They
will come later. A good many people In
Seattle are beginning to think that
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DR.. Rufus Ii. snith. Rssadsace telephone q
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EoYN CRYSTAL sal, never get. hard.
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GRAND SATURDAY MATINEE
sass nog Oh sale q: Th.ster Boz Once. Tel COS
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ADVERTISING THAT TELLS.

The house adjourned until Friday night.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
LIFT BRIDGE STUCK.
Raised to Let a Tug Through
It Gould Not Be Lowered.
New York Central Trains Delayed
Hours by the Accident.
The Old Drawbridgs Used as a
Makeshift.

An accident occurred to the new lift
.r,ara ~ Tho No, york Contra, Rail
80 o,,.r tho tI.r,e,, piver at r ao this
rorn,ng tbat ia giving the officials Of
,ha ro,d gr.at dool of trouble and Sc
r,o,.,,, de,avod tratpc for moro than two
-,
A, E ~ ,,o hr,dco WAS lifted to lot ,
+,a n,ss When the engineer of the
.u,sna ro,,orsod tho orc,re IN 10, tho
,,u,saa aon,r ~. nachin.rv refused g.
-.
"h'
Inc priuee rei''a'''eu opS,''ia'e'S III 'he
ar ana al trains coming n''o anu iea'-
ing the Guy were s'oPP'"'
Inc hrst tram that sot 'hrouEh hhaiiy
was tram NO. 90 coming III II WIS que
at Duo, Out o'u hot get '"'o 'ne s'a''o'l
until o4o' peitlG over TWO hourS pehiiu
us schenuied Tune
An o'her trains were oeiased iroin