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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

A good horse. market wagon and a
set OF harness will he sold in trent of
S,idham's auction room, at 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

You'll not regret your purchase In
clothing, II you make IL ut GiDnoy's,
| Sth aud Market
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

All the latest styles at Sprlnger's
BAT stors, No, West Fourth street be.
tween Market and Shipley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

Watches, clocks ana ieweiry repaired
At moderate prices at WrlInts, 22O
King street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

Tomorrow promises to be from
cloudy to clearing and rather warmer.
Sunday fair with slight temperature
changes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

Best place to buy Boys Clothing Il
New York Clothing House, SD 5larket
Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07
u EGl3TER's ORDER. !
LII kEGIsTEils OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE CouNTy, Dat.


pEGlSTEWs ORDER
LIZ kEGISTEil's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE County, Dali.
April Il 1898.
Uponthc application OF James Harding
Administrator OF koHert Grnv =, inrc Of
Wilmington Hundred in said county.
deoeaseh, It is ordered and d!rec ed
by the Rogister that the Administrator
aforesaid give Notice of granting
of l4eti1rs Of Administration up II
the estate OF Ethe deceased. with the date
ments to be posted within Forty days from
the dat' of such erters In six of the most
public places CT the county Of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands
against the stale to present the same, or
nbide by nm aci OF Assembly in such case
made aud provided and also cause the
H0ne TO be inserted Within the same per
fUl In tue DAILY HEPrBLtCAN, II news
paper pnhlishcdin Wilmington, Del. and
TO be continued therein three weeks. 10. o.
d.
GIveu under the hand aud seal
!. 5. of Office OF the Register aforesaid
- ut Wilmington. IN New Castle
County aforesaid. the day and year above
J. WILKINS COOGlI, Register.
NoflCh-a' tire shoroiy g.ra. litat let
ters OF Admnig;rnito werein ductorm
granite untOthe undersIgned, on .tha Ct
day uT hur, A d., lsJf. and that al
por5ous having claims against the es-
tate OF tho deceased must p csent tho
same, duly attcstei to the =9duIn-tral D..
on o. before pgli tn, 1871. OF
nhidethe Act OF Assembly III such case
I'M ! HARDING, Adm,nls, rator.
Address LeviG. bird. Wilmington. bel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

Extra choice reclaimed clover seed
at 1880 per bushol. at J. J. smith, },
2th aud Shipley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

j. b. Mongar, manufacturer of high
grade ready-mixed paints. yarnishes.
etc, 206 East Fourth street, Winning
ton, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

Charles Il. Lowe will celebrate the
NTH anniversary OF his marriage at
his home, No. g34 Zinc street, on
April IS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07
New York Clothing House.

Gasoline and sewing machine oils,
wholesale, at J. b. MonGar's, 200 East
Fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

David N. Brown has returned b ome
from visit to friends in Chambers
burg, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

N. Y. Clothing House, 3I6 Market
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

SHERlfFS SALE-By virtue OF u writ
= of Ais vendit!oni Exponns. to me
directed, will lie xposed - public sale.
1T the hotel of Il. A. stout in Delaware
Guy. Red Lion hundred, New Cas-; lie coun-
~, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

Lest 80 worth OF clothing in the
city at Gibney's Sth and Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

Shoes selling out ut cost, ct Tenth
and Clayton streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

TOR aALE-A magic lantern outfit. but
J. lit used, with fine collection of
le9 views. 1t will magnify p eture from
ito II. Suitable roe sunday Schools or
home entertainments. Can seen at 163
Monroe street si-9tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

Tor RENT cHsAf-.tails n AMI Is, N
j. s6OOnd street market harn stand
for business. The only Truck stalls in the
usarse, house. Poa,es5liu u onee. apply
60 lloffeeher HonecRer, No. si5 Market
street. a7-6t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

"Erminie," that famous comic opera
will again be presented at the Grand
Opera House this evening by that
prominent star, Pauline Hall. and her
remarkable opera company. The ar
lists sweet voice and graceful mien,
lend great charm to the character and
she Ia simply irresistible In the lullaby
song. which 10 one of the gems OF the
opera. Tomorrow evening Miss Hall
and her company will present that
latest successful opera "furitanla, ("
In which Miss Hall essays the leading
role. Earl Of Barrenlands, role per.
Ifectly suitable for her.
The opera has received the highest
kind OF metropolitan endorsement
that any opera could have met with
10 long and prosperous run In New
York City. 1t will be staged with the
original scenery and costumes. Az
Miss Hall and her company are favor
ties, the house will no doubt be pack.
ed.
Jack McAuliffs (Our Jack) will ap.
pear at the Grand Opera House, ON
Monday evening next In Duncan b.
Harrison's sensational roaring comedy
idrame, The King of the Turf" There
are several features in the piece that
are sure to draw big house.
The Fast Mail" charming piece
written from scenes and inciuents on
a railroad, will be presented ut the
Grand Opera House next Tuesday and
"Wednesday evenings.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Commencing on Monday evening
and Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
and Wednesday afternoon, the Marie
Sanger big Burlesque" Company will
appear at the Academy of Music.
The company Ia composed of some
iof the best vaudeville artists that
could possibly be secured and is under
tho able management OF Dick Little,
whose namo stands second to none as
an organizer OF Burlesque and Special.
ty panies." The burlesque, "A
Heavenly Time" and the operate satire
"A Neapolitan Maiden" Both OF these
pieces have met with success and are
great proyokors of fun and merriment.
MIR. Joseph II, Carols. business mana.
ger of the Academy OF Music Company
Will 10 present at each performance to
look after the comfort and interest of
the patrons of that place OF amuse-
ment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

Strictly one pTle,, a11 If dis
satisfied with YOU purchase We
will ratafa your mon'I. .. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

South-eust obfs Fittu nuu MIG streett
is the talk OF the town. Those jars OF
JAM for % cents. just think Red rasp.
berries. black raspbrrries. currants
biacisberries. piums. cages. all kinds oi
fiuit. The Jams are nut UP pound for
pound. and IRE slaughtered at 2 Tor rs cts
Have you tried our IS flour? II Is the
wonder of the worli. We have He'd Seal
Diamond Medal, Hungarian Patent. and
Sea Foam. Our -four at Is cents bus
lends oil. Have you tried our new oakel
called 'rufers2' They are excel ent
Have you tried or Irish beansf Have
you had our pared ana evapornte Cd
peaches at 10 centsp HIVE you had our
tomatoes, cans for 25 cents1 Ladicn and
honseheepers. sugar is roing up. Granu
lated sugar ID very scarce and high al
the refinerles. LOOK out for the rise. We
have Alnskn salmon, the finest in tn,
world, seedless plums evaporated APP
pies. fine figs, Our large raisins make
rich pie. Have you seen the Mastiollio
maccaroni. 1t is truly fine and so cheap
Have you used the cap for taking of
tanY 1t is wonderful how 1t besntiiiei
the complexion. Only 10 cents a cake al
Il. M. WlERS, Cor, Fifth and King SITS.
aI-3Jt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

I, Undoubtedly the DAILY RsPuMIoAn
Y the beet adYel tieing medium In this
city. EARLY Wednesday norniug some
one broke into the etable OF j. b. Ober-
ley at Silverbrook Aud drove on two Of
the best animals In the stable. Mr..
Oberley placed an advertisement Of
the robbery In these columns, and
when he went to his place OF business
this morning he found that his horses
had returned home. The animals must
have been taken by some miscellaneous
persons who wanted ride, and after
satisfying their desire turned the
horses loose. 1t Is then supposed the
horses found an issue containing tho
notice of their theft and reward, and
not knowing of 1t themselves. made
their way home again, being glad to
receive the reward in good oats and
bran. Probably had 1t not been for
this advertisement tho animals might
have wandered away and be claimed by
other parties They are valued at
$500. Doesn't 1t pay to ADVERTISED?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

The busiest store In Wilmington this
season is the New York Clo2hing
House. $40 Market street. They GER
tairly have the stock, and their prices
are right.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

Eternal vigilance is tho price OF
Progress"
Hence our success. We watch the
wants of our patrons as carefully az
we do every minute of our business.
We intend to Hood the city with con
stant stream Of exquisite styles In
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

New York Clothing House, 3l6 Mar
ket street.
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-----
state of rhnrlnnIn.tnr

State of Thermometer
at the RRPuBLIcAS oifics to-day In the
shade:
z O'Clock; 10 o'clock: .o'clook.
50 80 42
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

10 morrow as
convenient, we
will give you
our best posi-
b | c attention
- Csa1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07
HAM BURGER s..

II you sec my goods like Ours, that
you can buy for less than ours, Como
Back And Get Yonr Money.
If yon see any goods elsewhere that
you like better thnn ours, Como Back
And Get yonr Money.
nsnibursers',
geo ~ 222 Market Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

NoTlCE-I. HARRY f sCnNEPF, THE
Ii occupant oi the within mentioned
property, do hereby give notice tnat
shgli apply to the .I1I ses 4 the Gouii Of
General sessions q! the P-HHD and Jail
Delivery OF the state OF Delaware. In and
Tor New Castle ''uuinN, o. Monday, Inc
) h day OF MAJ mkt teiug the
first day of the My term,I Al.
1898, fora license to keep an Inn or lnv-
Second ward of The city o Wilmington,
Delaware TO sell int Nicatlng liquors in
less quantities. than one quart,
TO he drunk on the prem scs and
the following respectable citizens OF said
ward, nj least twelve OF whom arc slb-
siantial irccholflers I said ward, recon.
nGnl lire tnIl al MI no finn Vi.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-07

There was large delegation OF wo.
men here to-day in regard to the pro.
posed Industrial Home.
Included In the delegation were Miss
Emma Garrett. Miss Margaret Hlics.
OF Wilmington; Mrs. Watson, OF New
port; Mrs. James l.. Wolcott and Mrs.
sniithers OF Dover. and host OF
others. Judge J. Frank Ball and Ben.
tamin Nlelds Of Wilmington anu Gov.
Reynolds were also present and assist.
OIL the delegation in their arguments
for an Industrial home tor girls
They had hearing before the com.
mittae. after which tho bill was report.
Cd TO the House with a favorable re-.
commendation. Mr.. Cooch spoke in
favor oil the bill and made a powerful
argument, after which 1t was passed
and went to the Sannte.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-05

cIvSs AND CRIMINAL DgrAxrMgNrs-aAI-
LISoKA J.

cIvfa AND cnfnfSAL DarA1rMgNfe-nAI-
LINEN }.
L. l.. Cullis VI. the City Of Seattle Tenn
porsry Injunction denied and restraining
ordss dissolved.
j. r. Do Bernean q 81. W. d. X. How
ard Proceedings on charge Of contempt
Of ryfirt: discharged.
Easa Nssksr W. John fountatu-De-
fault and Judgment IN sum Of $is7D.
A. Magnus ". J. J. Metxler ct al.-Or-
der signed vacatine inal Judgment against
oil ssefendants and order Of default en-
torres, and confined to defendants, J. J.
Mesgier and wife.
J,I. HiIl Va =. X. Schreinsr ct al.--De-
fep3ants' bond fixed ~ 500.
r. Young "a Georee =. bssde and r
Wasa a earnishee- Default and Judgment
By confession In the sum Of $s7A 20 against
garaishss: signed.
Gssce Hospital w City Of esattis-Or-
der sor temporary injunction: signed.
Is 70 petition Of joseph Warnock for Q
conatv rosd-vnvers appointed to meet
l. G. smith Va @. Yank--Judsment for
cossx on non-auit
TacRArR MISUNDERSTANDING ,.
srsiianship Of Arthur Schmsig- Hear
ing concluded; case taken under advise
meet.
r1sate Of Timothy G. Pendlston-Au-
euss 10 fixed for hearing petition for let
ters II administration.
Estate Of z. L. Smith, Decree admitting
E..ats OF I. O. povine--Oraer fixing
Setssember for hearing final account.
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AsvExr CHURCH CATHERINE.

eA Csafsrence ~ Wooeosa Wooh-
fng.as Nov In Sesassa.
- aanaai conference Of the Advent
eslan eaarch. for the district Of Wsst-
Warrington. 10 now being held u
vympse bali, No. lilo second street
.aeFs are eight congregations in the dis
- haviag total membership OF about
eemmseseants. and an attendance Of
eesssass 10 expected throughout the
. oes'nsss meeting was held yesterday
- sse wass snd means for extending
sosk OF the church and providing
- aad evsngclis;s for various pof-
- II sha district.
aessiags will continue until August
- va consist OF Gospel services and
- ct lectures by Elder A. W. Steers.
- ess. IN which he viii endeavcr to
- ussn shs Bible that the prophets
~ eessaad the present hard times and
- sas state Of affairs. religious -
fssliieal. illustrating his lectures
se IT large charts.
~ ets-ss Will also make Il q point 20
vas arguments Of intide.s and viii
sssnsr any and oil questions that
= nay ask him.
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- Hoo1 Of m 8ngtuo - Qoooo Anoo
ta11 1neeonoo1.
Col G. ~. Shssfe's residences q ioil
1empesanes street, Queen Anne hill,
caught n. yesterday afternoon on the
roof ffoa ssarks from the chimney. An
siasm vas turned In from bog 81, Ct The
eusns - Temperance and Night streets,
- ~ Dsen from engine house No. I
'soeeAed the scene In time 10 b Of help
NTH babcosk hand fire sxtinguishsrs. The
leepae In the house had practically stayed
~ pgu9reas Of the 6rs, which waa en-
NY % ths outside. by means al the gar
- 49, Chief Hunt estimates the dam
~ ia The insurance 10 carried BY
1uas 4 Atkinson. divided q follows: On
- 301 In the .Etna; contents, 2,250
- COMMERCIAL Union.
1Ae same ssid trouble about getting the
qpnsatus up the Temperance street hill
- s1psfieased. The grade Il too hsavy
any tesHs in the department and IL
eses four hesses 10 drag one engine mp TO
- water riag at Hight street. one block
NV the isvsl.
VaSef Hunt said he Was we'll aware that
rssidenss of Queen Anne hill had
eassascn "a demand better firs protec-
and that IL would have 10 come b.
slssg.
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6nG1iuo1iy sas esasrai fanA y che only
= roasse, snd that II III Tiers vii =
oonsnfr - meet the enaiso 0onesal
D Isf i've months.
osoly sneshod By which nonsy eeasd
$3.50 weird b 70 issue warrants heas.
<GD8 ssnt. interest and redeenahle out
o1ne prssceeds q The se9ss tunnel
9ensssut hnancial cooditioo e ~
= exc<iisnA The rsvenuo loe
W = 5niy vas e1z.e1A9o the
svef known. notwtthstand-
- large Number q houses
- fsat in the summer monsha. OF
onoo snount only e2l3 vas IT, ~
rvies. actually The smaljeot known.
~ hat The inessaee - = straight,
80 dsTslopmsnt ~ 10 eupplv
nd that Tie numbsr Of delinquents
- The trst bour days q this month
10 larger amouot q oneA takea g
: eng nrevious meath, neeevsa e.
y Jsiy.
kespsss hnd their sussent cash
16lly up 10 the ssoosd q last ysas.
- there II . falling on In eredit
Aue. II courss, = the caution
he prevailing strinesncy hes vsry
oately eeakeued.
- bcfsds hsd besn cold md the
n Tor se~er work and the sewer tuu-
Aod bsssH turned loose, Ind the old
nnts redeemed. the condition Of the
eould be one OF - great activity .
4eummer months usually show. The
fstion es the Great Northern, the
lection 81 street grading work and the
nsion of The sswer tunnel hes each
1ibutsd Ia varying degree - the dali
i which h. afssr al. noehing like what
D1Dortsd Ia other cities.
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Stage. the editor Of the Faei fc
s...-s eias isFes'ar has been appointed .
- se an sank examiner and instructed to
'nias.s,a:ely to The palies 70 TAKE
81 NE suspended bank there Mr..
T hss had considerable experience in
T and has proved his thorough
ass Of the business By his able
sefssens Of his paper. which has
80 takea high place in the opinion
ass's on the Cosst. Further. he 10
- "a agreeable gentleman that i, Is .
@ssfs % meet him. Bv appointing him
-. ashsser EsKc.s has done something TO
s'osse ~ that speech.
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ll,B AND LABOR.
M win Try = Mako
III without Straw.
po,s OF The ruscs.


/ H.s1ock there viii - . nDoes-
easlnesy boasA cnlje1 " -
4ssst1es whas stsps oAan ~
IN - eity's boe6s - a16ed
~ ~ thoss Who hoye besn
sG eosk By TIE slscksniDe Il
nsats. No IDS hevo boen
Spnpsroltsr Csssee ~ ~
anny ssem desirable - mako
6jkssy ssrsogsmeak Thsss =
slssensufy. bus = eon ~ Nv
~ ether pusposssSha thooo
hsts appropriated. that =. no
= neEtion Of Il, and any ~
RI 3sh eisy suthofisss1y svsa e 4
stssneed ~ the sospcen&joo
- IA AanpesplIsf-a vssy iopeoho-
Irrsnsy-woqld no doubt - pre-
~ 81 1ssnj pseesss.
oissso e The varjous funds = .
5n = sAswn ~ The eeaSsreltsss
1i1lrn1 q Arrest 1:
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Ire steamship C,ty Of Topeka left at 4
yesterday afternoon for Alaska via
Tacoma. She carried l23 tons of
merchandise from Seattle and the
following passengers: KIRK Monroe. Mrs.
Il. r. Hill. Miss l.. Qaigiey. Mrs. J. j.
Powers. j. y. Adams. Mrs s. White
mere. W. J. Bryant. c. Z. Cherry.
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basket picnic for the benefit OF the
ss ana children Of the late John
Sssesisansen. the diver. viii take rlscs
- sassy II East Seattle. under the auspices
sessssi societies of " hich Diver Chris
s>Hsea Sas . member. These societies
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TIE annual meeting Of the Advent
Chs.stian conference tnot Seventh Dayl
Of ss,ges sound. viii b held in Olympic
h.!j. No. lilo second street. commencing
Thsrsday. August B and held over two
sussiays. Gospel meetings each day At IL
:. s.. and Z 30 p m All are cordially In :
vi.aa 10 nttaud.
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Tomorrow. August the 9th. viii b
gals day for the members Of the Irish
Amsracan Club. Of this city, and their
frienis ct their picnic at Amunds' grove.
Evscy arrangement has been made for the
CO.'S tort and convsnience Of those who At
tens See ANAL bills for PARTICULAR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-05

Tie Sollowing new suits wsrs Glsd Ia
the ediee Of The clerk Of the superior court
ysssarday:
Ezra Mesker W John Fountsin-Suit %
rscseser t138 on promissofy note.
Application of r J. Spalt % a. for
writ of coftiorari directed 90 william Cald.
vel. J. r. commanding ali proceedings
In tire case Of c. lshisaky W. r. r. Hpalt
II Hammond Va Culvsr Gold Mining
Co6s;,any q al --Complatnt Of II. and G.
B. i,ash 70 b allowed TO intervene.
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6ve-scrs tract ~ Ravenaa SPRING. for
sals Easy serma Cleared. new house
ana harm. veil and fruit Jamss Both
Wi; boatou block.
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School. county and city warrants
wasted. Washington Timber Loan Com
pant. room u Halter block.
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There viii 10 too exhibitions Q day Of the
Arctic Aiaska Esklmas at Lsschi para. Friday,
saturday aud sunday, iroa ITO p. III. ana ,sosa
: - u - y. m.
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Our unrresssenssa sale commences today.
Hyans.. eanson & Co
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F-.,s .umuee resort hossi ss nie Hop Ranch.
ne, ara. ser euasn Beautiful sesnsry. short
wax 70 snoasslnss tsiiA AceoAmodasioes
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s.Ar Juvenile hand concert sals evsniaG In
freSi Of our seers fsera = - - soesoeA hyans'
fa,ssoa & Ca
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fas and se-asesvssr u sassos Aiiaias 100
ecs,sa SecoHa-
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:
Tfssrs W. one cash entsy and one home,
seeea eliag IN the United ooatse land o61co
yostsrday.
Judge Bellinesr lei Last sight Soe Port
TowMsend. vhese ~ hes beoa called By
important business In his own conrk He
viii return In time % hold court herr
Monday. bat today there will - no session.
The decree Al diyosce In the case Of C. I.
Albrscht ". Anna Sophia AIbsschs was
alei yesterday. The decree woa granted
~ yudse Hchtsnberg March =, 1884 on
che xfound Of abandonment. the defend
ant making no appearance. the parties
wer@ married In ls67.
Judge Hanlord on Thursday night
signsd . judgment on findings By the
cours In favor Of the plaintiff in the case Of
B. J.. 6abin ~. Doheny 4 Marum. Sabin
suest foe q, 06S.00 on assigned claims and
recovered the full amount. Two other
judgments q less Importance were rem.
deseA On stipulation Of the parties.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-05

A .peoeote matter a. considerable I'm.
poRsanee ~ up hslofs Judes Bailinger
yesterday. Il VS. the discussion a the
mai. account Of HreA 0aseh, the eounty
comninsouss, - the guardian Of his
nephew. Arthur echmei9. Who 10 lust
abous - become Of go. That young man
obje9ts - 0ome Of Tho items II he llual
acccpnt, among them D.5OO elalmed 70 b
doe ~ ths guardian - his compensation.
The soafdiao and his sttorneys are Of the
cpansoa that the charge 10 . very reason
aose Sae IN visv ofthe trouble the nephew
b asIsesd 70 have made his uncle and
osassiian. Altes sxamining several Wit
nesaes TIE ceust took the case under Cd.
vtssAhsaA Ihe sstats . worth eo0ethine
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-05
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such . rich invsstmsnt fsld = esatsls A.
lords.
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not ~ On q the world = becauss they
think saving fsu dollars nenth = 10
SLOW : procesa Thsy azs disessragsd q
small bsginnings.