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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-07
WHEN YOU WANT
DRY GOODS.
cali or write for sa IMPLIES to
Hamilton Easier : sons,
%, rs, 81, E. Baltimore st.
White Marble Building, near Light St.
Baltimore Md.
90, rs, 81, E. Baltimore s.
White Marble Building. near Light St
Baltimore Md.

Importers. Jobbers 4 Retailers Of
Dry Goods Of every description, includ-
ing Dress Goods, Silks, Linen Goods.
Mourning Goods. Laces, Velvets. En-
boideries, Quilts. Blankets. Shawl',
Flaunels. Domestic Cotton Goods, La
dies Misses and Gents Hosiery and
Underwear, Gloves. Notions, Ladies'
and Misses Wraps. Ginghams, Calicoes,
Satines, Embroideries, Trimmings. &c.
Samples promptly sent. when We receive
instr ,ctions Of what is wanted. colors
preferred, about the price required, &c
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-07

Secretary Carlisle has let the Al
on james II. Young. Inspector o
toms at Wilmington, N. c., whose
offense seems to be that he is col
and hence an insult to certal /
ment of the Southern Democracy
negro domination.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-07

Free trade Democrats are again
pairing to celebrate the birthday Of
great proteetionist, Thomas Jeffer'
which falls on the 18th of this month
If 7. j were here to-day be would
Republican.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-07

Ter lie was siren hr - ~. rno was I'M
Il prt-d and bird hy Hon. Nm 7 Waters Of
lSaltin6fe. ctHntv. His dam Nance was
fire'l 0, Charters" impaired ~ hon t'hs /
IarrUll Of lluWard county. ''Norman" was
purchased from tIov. Frank Brown on whose
.htrm, Al Springfield CARROLL rsaintv, h. WAS
bred. In s92 tiv Brown sold II nnmbrr Of
Jtwp and three wear osl colts Nv IN raln
weighing ',etwprn I!0d and I5ID ptunis.
h :Nurmun' i<opr OF the finest PeTehsrun StAl-
AlHYs IN AmeriCa.
lie will st9tri ~ The SLOWING places:
Cams LoI, March 9th to :APil LIST, H..
elusive
Bel Alton. April ,,rd and 9Th.
- Plata, April 9TH and 9Th
Rahert h Turner, near Newport, April ith
and h, aud at regular i.teryaIs a: the above
Iplares Iur.ng the season.
He will be sent to auy partof Charles cOunty
on n guarantee of ten mares
For further particulars ad lress,
ROBERT GRAIN,
2U5 COuriland Street,
NH lO-cm Baltimore, Nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-07

A Philadelphia Democratic papl
ioices over the fact tina. tin N
Maryland has closed. TIE fact
scores of cotton and wooden mills il
trade England have been shut dow
months is of no special signifcaI
this one eyed organ.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-07
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had laced IN his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of n simple veg
etahe remedy Tor the speedy and permanent
cue of Consumption. Bronchitis, Catarrh,
Asthma and all throat and Lsrg Affections,
also positive and radical cure fer Nervous
Debility ard all Nervous Complaints, after
having trst,'A its wonderful curative powers
in thousands e cases, has ielt it his duty to
make ii known IAsbis suffering fellows. Ac-
mated 10y this nc /ve and desire to reliev,
human suffering | ill send free Of charg,
to all who desire it, IL Nrecipe, in German,
French or English, with Ill directions fol
preparing and using. Sent by mail by ad-
d,e:sing with stamp, naming this paper
W, A. MOVES, $40 Powers Block, Roches'
ter, New York. NH 6-y
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-07

Mrs. U. S. Grant has engaged
suites of rooms for herself aud daugh
Mrs Sartoris. AMI Col Fred Gran
the Hyde Park Hotel for month d
ing the Worlds Fair,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-07

Kansas women, to the number of
800 last week registered throughout
State in order to vote At the munic
elections which took place on the
instant.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-07

President Cleveland settled the ques-
ton whether or not there is to be an ex-
ira session of Congress by announcing
that he will call Congress tog, her not
later than the LIST of lSeptembs He is
= yia.~-, the AKlyiplasl b.H j
beet on July 1sty hex YER, o.
practicable. Ia
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10000

will be paid for a recipe enabling
usto make WoLFF's, ACME BLACK
ING atsuch a price that the retaile
can proftably sell at LOG. a bottle
At present the retail price is zoe
This offer IS open until January ist., 1893. r.
particulars address the undersigned.
ACNE BLEACHING is made Of pure aleoho
other liquid dressings are made Of waite
Water costs nothing. Alcohol is dear. VIII
can show us how to make it without alcohC
so that wccau make ACME BLEACHING as chea
as water dressing, or put it in fancy paeI
a.es like many Of the water dressings, an
then charge for the outside appearance ii
stead Of charging for the contents Of Ii
bottle2
WOLFF & RANDOLPH. Philadelphia
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-07

Several Democrats who were asp
for the austrian mission were chal
To le,.n that Secretary Gresham b
cided to retain Col Fred. Grant in Z
during the Clesclasd administratio :
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-07

It is expected that the Senate will
spend much time discussing the right Of
Governors of States to fill vacancies 10
the Senate by appointment
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PIk-RON

is the name Of a paint of which a5c. bottl,
is enough to make six scratched and dulle,
cherry chairs look like newly finished ma
hopanics. twill do many other remaIkabl
things which no other paint can do. n
All retailers sell it
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dud
iined
= de-
fh,.s,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-07

that
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-24
AsUsEaExTs.


One OF the strongest companies that will
come TO the Seattle theater this season is
that presenting Bronson Howard's brill.
liant play. "Aristocracy. The company
comes to the theater next Thursday night,
August 81. for three nights engagement.
Mr.. Howard's comedy is based upon the
struggles of o newly rich family TO gain
an eRiTse into the sristocratic society OF
London and New York. Mr.. Howard has
handled his subject with great cleverness
and has written play which for thought
ful language. comprehensive knowledge of
human nature and keen wit exceIs all OF
his former works.
The play will be presented In this city
BIZ remarkably strong company and with
eli the original scenery and beautiful cos
tunes. The company is headed by Miss
Blanche Walsh and Mr.. Maurice Barry.
more, both well-known and prominent
players. and includes Miss May Hampton.
Miss Helen Tracy. Miss Mills, Mr.. S. Mil
Ter Kent. Mr.. ]. G. Blackstone. Mr.. Viii.
lam faversham. Mr.. Frederick Bond, Mr..
Bruce McRae. Mr.. J. III. Browne. Mr.. Neil
Warner. Mr.. Edwin Mordaunt, Mr. Henry
Montgomery and Others.
The sale of seats begins this morning at
the theater box office.
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TAToosH, Aug. 23.--l2 m.--lSpecial. r.
Dense fog; fresh southwest wind.
NEAH Bar. Aug. a--l2 m--tSpecial. ]
--Foggy; light west wind.
CLsILAx, Aug. 23.--I3 m.-lSpeciai T.
Dense fog. calm.
PoRr CRESCENT, Aug. BIZ m.-tSpe-
cial. - Clear. light west wind.
PoRr ANGLES, Aug. 2a-12 m.-fSpe-
cial. Clear: light northwest wind. Tug
Boydsn and United States steamer Gedney
in bay.
HoouIsx. Aug. q - Especial - The
United States lighthouse tender Column
bine arrived here last evening. She rs now
engaged in re-arranging the harbor buoys.
and will place new whistiing buoy at the
outer bar
PoRr townsend. Aug. 2a.-fSpeciai. AR.
riyed-Sh 7. +. Cakes, from San Fran
cisco, at Seattle to load coal for Portland
sh ID. p. Cheney. from San Francisco, al
Seattle to load coal.
SAN FaAscIsco. Aug. 23.-Arrived-Str
Arago, from Coos bay; blk Oregon, from
Seattle.
Cleared Str Wellington, for Nauaimo.
Departed-Str Waila walla. for Victoria
bk wilma. for Nanaimo.
New YoRg. Aug. 23--Arrived-H avel,
from Bremen; Teutonic, from Liverpool;
Nordland. from Antwerp.
GsSoA, Aug. 23.-Arrived-Werra, from
New York.
sourHANPTos. Aug. 23.-Arrived-Spree,
from New York: oaris. from New York.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded I'm the Auditors ONE.
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1,
1876. are 81. 75a. 40. There were flied for
record yesterday q deeds, the considers
lions sggregating $i36.652 Following is
the list rs furnished by Osborne. Tremper
4 Co.. abstractors Of titles. ii6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
Thomas Prest TO Donald Ross, block %.
Green Lake Electric add, 81 400.
Nelson Tunin 10 A. D. Woodard ct al. !,
lot Is, block "a. East Seattle, 500.
Harry White 10 Mrs. ID. c. Smith. lot q.
block 3, Union Depot add, $500.
n. T. X. r. Co. to DAVID X. Lewis. sw 80.
a, 7. $500
Matthew Tudor to Thomas Brengan ct
al. * lots 7. 3, block 50. Nagie's I'd, 81
Thomas Brengan TO David Brengan, \
lots 7. 8. block so Sagle's I'd and others. 81
Thomas Brengah TO Samuel Brengan.
LOTS, block l6. Evans A Blewett's add, 81.
Charles Erickson TO Julia Iverson. sw ne
sec D, ~ 5, ~. 900.
y. 7. X. r. Co. to John Wilson, part sec
3. q. s. $40.
C. H. Holden 10 George Mclaughlin.
lots In Bryn Mawr. t6l7.
John Grunkranz TO Jacob Furth. lots in
Dewey's add. $500.
J. a. ProutY TO N. W. Bolster, 10. g.
etoSA to-t AtFFY u, Fo.Vt
A. A. Denny to n. w. Bolster. lot 6
block i02 Terry's I'd. q. C., 81.
]. ID. Smith to G. j. Wells, lots and Q
block 2, Sd Motor Line and Others. $50.
John Leary to Z. A. Turner, part lot 1.
sec. 3. .. 5. 81
Daniel Bagley to Joseph Schonoachler,
part sec. Il, .. 4. q. c.. 81.
Masonic Gem. Assn. to Mrs. NJ X, Low
lot 80 cemetery. $37.
Grant Street Electric Ry. Co. IN Atlantic
Trust Co, Grant street road. Sia5 900.
1. h. Townsley TO A. p. Randall, lot 13.
block 3D. River Park. 500.
A. ]. Anderson 10 William r. Harper,
lot =. block %. MERGERS I'd. 81.
Mary Brown to Daniel Smith, lot Is,
block III, Sd Motor Line add, $i25.
Nettie Brown to Daniel Smith, lot Is,
block IL, Sd Motor Line add, $i75.
w. L. McElwain 10 George w. Hall, lots
Is and II. block s. Armour's add, 500.
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aHn nIorrxl..


SUPERIOR eorET, CIVIL ssD CRIMINAL pxrARr-
nEsTs-LAssLKY. J.
r; l. slinson rs. T. y. smith-Default
OF defendant: signed.
Emma NJ Cole W. John y. Denny es al.
signed.
J. y. Hart W. Joe T. Selson--Continuec
.1nardianship Of infant heirs OF Ellen K.
nui-citasion issued against Eben Smith
70 snoS cause; dismissed.
=. y barkman-Aotion 70 dissolve at
tacnment; denied: exception.
Assignment Of W. h. Wotton ct ak.
eIp..on OF certain property; allowed.
feutaon OF J. Johnson ef al. for county
Iished
Road petition Of n. L. Alien ct al.--Set
Tor nearing September S.
,: rnTtn W. G. H. Kittinger ct al.--De-
signed.
rNohAfE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ..
Estate Of William II. Treen Hearing OF
hnei report. set for September Is.
Estate OF g. III. Merrick-fInai account;
set Tor hearing September -
Estate of Alois Fischer-Petition 20
MAKE application for funds from Louisi-
ana administrator; granted.
Estate Of Lyman Dutton- Testimony Of
witness taken in support OF will.
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Errur.,an 20 ,h. oe.an.

The steamer willapa will make an Ell
cursion trip on Friday 20 Neah bay and
thence forty miles south Of Cape Fiattery
20 Quillayute. on the Pacific ocean. The
trip is SO timed that exeursionists will
have daylight view OF the picturesque
scenery ali along the route either going or
returning. The wiliapa will leave Yesler's
dock at O'Clock a. m. on Friday. August
eS. returning Saturday evening, and cali
ing at ell way ports. Fare. round trip. 81
Apply ut Sesler's dock or to Hastings
Steamboat Company. Port Townsend.
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10 SAND SPIT CASE.
Lee Hanford Orders the
squatters to Get OF.
"A sosp's RIGHT CONFIRMED.
S. solt Too Near the City for Ere
4 .~.~sseu-Dfvovee Asked on Grenna
Of crusisy-7hs Biosser.

ms ejectnent suit Of ihe'I4aks shore
enlroad against the squatters on the
6n5thss core sandspit. in which jacob
6nxsdson was respondent. Was concandcd
I 9 fudxe Hauford's court yesterday. and
y Il once delivered . lengthy and oral
q 1tuiou sustaining the right Of the raii-
- company TO possession and granting
= order that the respondent should yieio
rnosessson within ten days.
The iadre held thst Louis 8. Riee,
1krouril whom Davidson claimed the right
q possesuon. was al empIoye Of the rail-
,asa erd lived on the spit in shack buils
81 the railroad eompay, and that he Vas
tuspIoyed by the company 70 protect rs
sooIs aud material located on the spit
md to retain possession OF u
a. the company. Davidson losned
uoney 10 Rice and furnished him
,applies and In payment got from Rice .
Iii OF sale for his improvements on the
MT which is the basis OF his claim 20 the
sssk The railroad company haa nied
maps with the secretary Of the interior
Gaining the land as unsurveyed public
isad. The land is certainly moi tide fats.
md therefore does not belong 70 the state.
The railroad company had made the frst
applIcssion to the United States govern
neut Cor the land and was entitled TO u
ii virtue Of its open, notorious and unin-
isrrupted possession OF IT. Rice had 10
right 20 convey the land 70 any one. he
being there simply ~ tenant and en-
rioye of the railroad company. any more
han hired hand on ranch could dis
POSE Of the ranch in the absence oil Its
ownsr. Furthermore, the land was not
subject to entry under ans Of the land
laws Of the government. Ii was neither
agricultural. mineral nor timber land. and
in common with alI lands about this har-
Dor, ID was selected for the purpose Of
baliding city upon II and hence especi-
ally reserved from pre-emption entry.
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ainiag ana Timber Claim. caasic,.

contest was heard in the United States
land othee yesterday over the south 4 of
the northeast =. OF the southeast !. OF The
northwest !. and lot ; in section :. ,own-
sAiP s. noFta. range east. located IN Sno-
henssh coanty. about eight miles above
Halter City on the Stillsguanish river.
A. Il, fhnFston and c, u. HILLS discovered
"a iron ledge there and posted mining
Claim notice. but failed 70 ,sle an entry o.
tae same before James E. pos filed q tim
sss claim on the same land. They are now
eoasessing Poe's tsnal proof. on the ground
thai thesr mining claim hiss = preferred
right OF entry.
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Ship Spartan will be ready for sea today with
cargo Of coal for San Francisco.
Bark Templar viii probably b ready for sea
Monday with her cargo OF telegraph poIea
The new four mated schooner which Is being
built st Port Biakcisy win be launched on satur.
day.
Tug Discovery went to Port Blakeiey ycsser-
day 10 tow out the schooner Robert searles,
lumber laden.
The captain of the tug Pioneer reports several
vessels OF the straits bat the weather is so thick
they dare not venture TO sail IN.
Bark Gefmanss. Capt Pierson, arrived in port
from San Francisco yesterday 20 load a return
cargo OF Black Diamond coal Tug Discovery
towet her In.
Steamer City OF Aberdeen broke her shat,
again yesterday aud will be laid up few days
Capt Tew will have . ssven-ineh shaft put in
her Tits time.
ship n r. Cheney. Capt Ne.ier, arrived In
port from San Francisco Tuesday night in TOW
OF tug Pioaees. she loads return cargo Of
Black Diamond coal.
schooner General BANNING. en- route from san
Francisco with cargo on shs Detrick line. was
reported In tho straits Tuesday night. but che
failed to arrive yesterday.
The tug Edna blew the fusibie plug out OF her
boiler yesterday, and when the MayfSwer vent
out 10 tring her In taa latter slipped her coup
ling, and both had - lar there ustil the Violet
tcwed them IN.
There are now afteen vessels la Port Blaze
ley. Ten are loading lumber. the bark X K
Han Is waiting 10 load. tie bark Matilda is be
.ng thoroughly oveThauied aud repaired and
three more are laid M
ship T, r. Cakes. Capt. Reed, arrived in yes-
fesaAy iron san Francisco 10 load cargo of
ecal for Portland for taa Oregon Improvement
Company. There shc viii Ioad wheat 70. Ea.
rop% she Was towed IA by the tug Halyoke
Steamer Delta took the Lydia Thom p<on' . run
on the Hood eaasi route yesterday. aud Capt
ieightaa went a. master OF Der instead Of CAPT
Gillespie. I, IL reported that business would
rot warrant running the Thompson on tue route
al present
whsn ths steamer Detroit was patl!ne Qua al
the haEhor on hef regular fsi yesterday after.
aeon. . man on board went 10 ST. on her gang.
way rail-. and ncs having been fasfered securely,
IL dropped cut letting him Into the watas. The
siearaes haekssf up sna nsesea han M, but i,
looked from shere IS though be came neag
drowaing wao IL vas that 60. the daeginr
could not - learned. - the steamer contained
on hef trfn.
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Everybody in Seattle knows the class Of
goods sold by q w. Lynch & Co, furnl-
turs dealers, corner Front and University
street. IL IL rare treat 70 visit their
store and see the elegant. elaborate and
extensive display Of ans goods and the
taste Shown IN selection and srrang sment.
Never ia the history OF the furniture trade
have such elegant goods been sold so Low
IS now. Whether you need furniture now
or will need IL later. now Is the time 20
bar. Such a store and such stock would
he a credit 20 any city.
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cover $50 On promsssory nots .nd breach
Of contract
Moore. Hrnt A. Co. W Rne Il Pstsman--
Suit 20 recover <s5i on account.
j. J. Hill Us. ]. G. L0yed q al Suit 70
recover SIS alleged 20 be due A rent q,
oDs-half Of Ios ; in block l3. Maynzrd's
plat.
y /. Stinson -. Thomas v. Smith
suit 20 recover <i9s On pronai.sory note.
Anna LAWN ~. John Lxyin-suif for q
divorce
J. Nelson vs. The Jamisou-Dixon Mill
iien Of $3.50.
William Evans We. A. w. R.sh-snit To
recover $1,000 on breach ar sonfracs tor
sale Of mining property.
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ALLEGES EXTREME CRUELTY.
Nra LAWN Says That Fifteen Months Of
Mafrfmony Was Enough for Her.

Anna LAWN. who Is the wife Of John
LAWN and has been since May Q. is92. yes
terdsy began sult in the superior court to
havs the bonds OF mstrimony existing be-
tween herself aud her husband dissolved.
She alleges that she married John. who is
marine engineer. in Seattle. and that one
child, Henry James LAWN. 3 months old,
y The only issue Of the marriage. also that
thers 10 no community property.
A grounds for granting the divorce she
alleges that her husband is q habituai
drnnkard that he choked her insensibie
within three months OF the wedding day I;
that fortnight later, on August 10. Isa2.
he kicked her on the thigh and made her
lame for Ave months. and that on Deem
Der II. isg2 he came home intoxicated
and jumped on her while she Was lying
doss. bruising her and infiicting painful
Neunda Several other instances OF en-
IRENE cruelty are alleged. She wants q
divorce. the custody of her child and $50
pr month alimony.
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A citation issued on July 10 requiring
koen Smith. guardian Of the minor heirs
oi the late George ID. Hill. 60 show cause
why he should not be punished for con-
tsmpt in not obeying an order Of the court
made June n. was dismissed yesterday by
Judge Langley. Eliza Maud Hill, the
eldest child, became of age in May last
md Immediately petitioned for an order
.; the court removing Mr.. Smith as
Faardian and compelling an accounting
Rom him. She also wished her share Of
TIE estate. one-fourth. paid over 20 her az
enss. Atser hearing before Judge Lang
ley II Was ordered that Mr.. Smith pay to
the petitioner her share of the cash In his
hands ri, $50. hut the judge refused 20 re-
move the guardian. After the order had been
made Mr.. Smith neglected or refused 10
obey II, and the citation was issued requir-
ihg him to show cause. This citation was
yesterday dismissed.
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New school D,.,r.ct. Arrrevea.

The county commissioners were In ses.
non yesterday morning aud transacted
the following business: The board APP
proved the action OF County School Super
tatendent Pasey in forming school dis
uies No. ii2. described as all that part OF
King county in townships % and "a north
Iying east Of range s. and school district
No li3, described rs beginning at the
Dontheast corner Of section 3. IN township
5 north Of range east. IN King county !;
Framing thence south one-fourth mile
thence east TO be snoqualmie river: thence
north along the river TO the south line Of
pection 9 ia same township; thence east
% the northwest corner of the northeast
quarter OF the northeast quarter of section
i6 Of same township. thence south one
fourth mile; thence east to Tolt river
thence up that stream. following mean
dsrlngs and east line of range TO north
line of said township Is; thence west two
miles TO boundary OF school district No.
10: thence with boundary of said district
no 20 place Of beginning.
The bond and contract Of John Shaugh-
Messy for building the curnan road were
Rpproyed
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ceart. and rahIis omee..

A license to we'd wax issued YESTERDAY
fes A, Nj. Bullock and Jennie GREW. hoth
o. Vancouver. h. {.
There were one homestead entry and one
InAt homestead proof nled 10 the Caited
States land once yesterday.
!. The board Of equalization acted anau
twenty tax petitions Yesterday. Thls
SESSION Of the beard IS draxinr 10 4 close
saturday viii be the last aay.
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The following rev suits sers slea 4,
Ne esnos Of the clerk Of the superior coar.
yssseriay.
. kmma NJ. Cole vs.. J. n. Taeany ed al. -
eIN 10 recover 81 go on prnrnissosy note.
sean Megrsth vs.. J. Ioveioy 10
ssSsssr sSta on TIVE prom :ssery notss.
60. ~ Masasngton Central Improvement
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Charged win A,alnw rr,,.ara,

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Mcbride
Yesterday fled in the superior court an in
iormasion against Thomas Evans eharS-
ing him with aiding and a5etting = prize
hgas between Robert Hodges and a man
named Harris at BLACK Diamond on July 1
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PASSENGER LISTS.

SAN FRAscIsco. Aug. 23.-The following
passengers sailed today on the WalIa
Waila:
For SeattIe-Mrs. II. G. Chisholm, w.
P. Sanderson, Miss l.. Cnristianson. II.
Chnstianson, Miss Schmidt. Mrs Schmidt,
Mrs. L. s. Hutchinson, d. A. Peckinsah
and wife, T.. ]. Deputy and wife, Arlie
Hess, Mrs. X. Callahan. J. s. whitmore,
John 0'conneii, Mrs. DIR. Currier. Miss A.
A. Crosby. Miss A. NJ. Sutherland, A. G.
0lmstead, T. Peterson, Mrs. K. Faik.
For Tacoma--I f. Weaver, p. j. Land
Gus Kloff aud wife. Miss X. Daboyich, c.
III. Winters, Louise Taylor.