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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
STARTLED GRAVe-DlGGERS.
A Supposed Dead Negro Kicks on the Lid
of His Coffin--saved.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, January 2G.-Seyeral
DAYS ago. during the height OF the cold
spell. negro man named Bland apparently
were TOO poor TO bury him, and the body
was taken charge of by the city and sent
to the almsbouse for interinent IN the pot
ter's field = happened that the ground
was so hard frozen that the grave could
not be dug. and the coffin containing the
body WAS placed in room until the fol-
loving day. On the next day. however,
when the g1ave-diggers went for the body
thoy were startled beyond measure TO lind
that the supposed dead man had kicked
off the I'D of.hls coffin and was sitting
up. more ready for food and nourishment
than for burial. Bland is now walking
about and bids fair to get well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
INCREASED TOBACCO RECEIPTS.
a Probable Haif-miIllon Stsel-Plant for
Richmond or Norfolk.

,Correspondence Of tho Richmond DisDatch.l
HrvDERsoN, n. c.. January 26.-The thaw
has largely increased tobacco receipts,
both hv wagon and rail. The warehouse
floors are about full to-day. and the Oher-
lnCs are above average quality for thus
crop. the color and body being fair. Yes
terday and TO-DAY there was smart pro-
portion of wrappers, on winch prices ruled
high. Most Of the better grades came from
the Iar-riyer country.
Through Mr.. K. c. Rodman, of Rich
mOnd, who is lust from that section, 1t -
learned that the new iron-mine near Corn
well. Granville county, IS producing hne
quality of ore. Further inquiry elected
the information that o Pennsylvania COM
pany had bought up a large quantity OF
this ore land some five miles west of
Stovail. on the Oxford and GAINESVILLE
road. That they find the ore specially
adapted 10 steel making. and propose
establishing $500, 900 stcel-plant either IN
Richmond or Norfolk. 1t is also learned
that this company proposes to put IN
$3.50. 600 Of the requisite $500. 900 if the
balance OF the stock is taken in the city
where the plant 10 established.
RICHMOND PREFERRED.
Norfolk has already proposed to accept
the proposition. but Richmond being pre-
ferred rs the location on account OF easier
access and other potent reasons, the COM
pany are holding Norfolk In allegiance 10
give Richmond an opportunity to lnvesti-
gate. The opening of this mine Is of great
worth 10 the section it is located IN, and
the Richmond people will doubtless APP
preciate the addition Of a $500, 900 steel
plant TO her industrial enterprises. Messrs.
Beecher and Thomas and William Raker
of Cornwell. n. G., are the leading men in
the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, January 2G.-Fiour unchanged
and dull Wheat dull ana easy; No rel. spot
aud January 77g, a5Sc. FcDuary, 1slsa1stac. !:
May. S0f aisle. stesmor No. >, rod. 7sc. Corn
easy; mixed spot, aud January. ois.52c.; Feb
ruary, 0ila5O1s.: May. 5Oi sajlisc; steamer,
mixed. 5lc asked; white and yellow corn. by
sample 52La53,. Oats steady; Nc. white,
western. tlat2c. No mixed. do. 3sa33,s'.
Rye inactive. Hay nrm. steady. and unchanged.
Grain freighis dull steamer 10 Liverpool, 2lsd ;
Cork for orders 2s Al Cotton dull middling. $40.
Provisions nrui: mess-pork. slp.jO; bulk
meats-loO.e sLonlterr. $1,000; long clear,
clear-rio sides and sugar pirkiei shoulders,
ilI.c.; sngar-curei smoked shoulders. tla2o
hams, l5atal0c.: lard-refnol, l2Ac. Butter
quiet. Eggs nominal ~ 2Ja21c. Cofss arm and
active; Rio cargoes, fair lslsc. No. Z. i7ix,-
sugar steady aud active: granulaied. 4ssr.
Couper steady Whi.key luiet AZ 81 42atl. 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
4 GENERAL RALLY.

u shared in the general rally. however, later
in the day and rose per cent from its lowest
price. closing at its best figure with gain OF "a
Tor the day Railroad stocks. IA rule. were
guile, throughout the day. displaying stubborn
strength within comparatively narrow limits. In
the aftern )on specially good buying was seen In
Reading and the Grsngers and Reading after
rising II, per cent. from its lowest egure, closed
at its best with a gain OF y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
COMING MARRIAGE.

Cards have been issued to the marriage
of Miss Nome +. Hubbard and Mr.. Ii. W.
kruse. both Of this city, to take place at
the West End Baptist church on Thurs
day. February Cd. ut 4:30 p. NJ.
The tobacco market is active, with light
receipts. Prices to-day reached as high as
Sl5 per 100.
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Money on call easy, ranging from 1lsa2;
last loans az 2. Prime mercantile paper, 3l460.
Sterling exchange quiet and steady; posted
94.S5i6as4S71l.
Government bonds dull and nrm. Southern
State bonds neglected. Railroad bonds active
ana hrm.
Treasury balances-Coin. ssI. $4,000: cur
rencV flO S2T. 600.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-06

NOTICE To TAXPAYERS or HIE1S
~ y. Waah Nossce - hereby az
beard 81 county COIN iuissicaers of ES~s
eessang ~ ocard II eeaAliEAtsro. -
stoa three ~ weeks. comfnencsnr Is
roll Of lsax An saxrAy<rs c:s,,ns.e ~. l.
Of tai are hereby n,.sidvd 20 app>ar = ~
SATURDAY. August ~ 1894 ~ &c fusv1S
tsKAL "a
County Auditor ana or cf5cto CieeS ~
81 Ccunty Com missioner Of X NJ 49,
patel n seattle Jaiy -. lso1
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ntp fnE KNOW ~ NOT. IT Is TINE
- yea osa. shaa the Cew easEsr ster~ Is the os,s
store IA tae city waers Yea cAa xss the oext Iawa
&aSaa ezooneu sstesg Sue sc ~ psapA
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FOrND.
MOUND - PHYiCiAIoLoGICfCAI nan
II meussf pushs. exhaust les; ahovs n 2iO -
erees that seattle viii have Q boom fnsIas ~ ~
montha Laugh. ye scof!ers. He lang ~ brse 40
laarhs tase Dcn't forget the hig bnsy seronss-
han ssore. corner Ssxsh and Pike l. Charm
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pIDs WILL RE RECEIVED UP TO sATrp-
II aAy, August II. for gruobng and clearing Ia
acres Of Iaad near Rainier ,ine the vorx 4, -
Leach. sis Froas street.
NofIck-loC WILL SAVE TINE AND
~ money ~ getting prices mzson ant
psessed hrsck. terra GOTTA mnssaf catofs se frDxn
hiiis a ssonsf. sSe Burks building. ~eassle
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ssoR RxNT-Lop6ISo HouskS rpRxx
enge - - Ia ID uoV yOsk napes
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OFFICIAL rIxs can
TAKING EFFECr JULY 4. i

Ss NsAsB SuAx2kD4
For - Paul and EAss-&:lon - - - -. e
For Portland and Soufh-es2 4 - 49,
1870 >. n.
For oymp'A. eray's nseAer aun - 80 49,
Dend-6.25 . IN
o:3o and l0e2u p N.
For Snohomish. Sedro - Anar~v>,s
q m. and x:l0 p m s4!I
roe Eversst snmas ana wAaA.su- $
For oooQuaimis faiie a21 NossA NeSl-
q n s1-<
TRAINS AnSIvn AZ snAs4sa Z
Prom g. Paul and xass-l239 = - -
= n 49,
From Portland ana ssssA-l3s0
e:kS p n. 4I
From Olympia Gray's Hass9 ssua - = -
Head-o.A3 p m. =. 49,
SEQ, 6sA3 and $50 p m - -
From snahomish. eodro 90 Asneogen6. 49,
q - s,zd 500 2. M sssz344I
rgom Evesosl S0mas ara Whakeum-AS n<S577
FROM enoQualmie Falls - NsssA n72
= - -
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1T WILL PAY VOC To GET PRICES on
= sArr<s Of the seattle oa;f,rsaS Company Ills
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1aSANfEp-aALAnYo or COMMISSION m,
w sx~ats 10 han1,e ~ patent Chsaaseal fas
Hrassas feacsi: The mcee nsefat AaA novss suSea-
e.sa 81 tae exs. esason IN shersuxesy in t~s x-s-
eass sssss<s tks snA<sn 80 - SD pr esSa ,sset
asn-sss MAKE $50 res woak, Ne asa = ga.
eeA sstas - take saAr8e - te<rsss<T arpesat
ca xssa.s. ehAsxe - aAska essaay. wgi.s
D. ,xfsas ned sysStxse8 G9oeneiA< Mcarss Ayssss
&s4aeAosaE1ao q. Y - - cN0A w
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T AIDES. CHICHESTER ENGLISH PEN.
IL nyroyal Pslh tDsA0aad brandt are the best
haee. reiiAoie. take no oshef- send &c sssampa]
fne rafsiruiars Reiiof fer Ladies" In letter By 70
surn mail As drusgsstA Chsehssese Chemical
Co Phiiadsphia Pa
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AAlLRoAD AND srEAMSHYP rlcxr
ALL POINTS IN THE vopfn
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grsef Tacama News

TACOMA, Dec. Is Especial. -Balioting
for the Woman's Exchange doll closed
today, NeIsie Bennett Winning the beauty
OF dollaom. She received 30 votes for the
pFettlest little girl in town.
The Pacific mill is 10 resume work this
week. giving employ mens TO 100 men.
The superior court judges have decided
TO tine attorneys s. 10 $50 for niing frivoi-
Gus motions or dcmurrers.
Tae bluff back of the Northern Pacific
coal hunkers slid down on TO Ehe tracks
aud roadway tonight.
Inspector of Faeine Coast Federal baild-
incs Jacobs passed through the ciiy to-
nigh, en- route TO PORT Townsend 10 in-
speet the quarantine station at Diamond
point
Tomorrow twenty-five additional work
men will be put on At the Taoona srnesi-
ing and refining works.
4 real estate conveyance sled tcday, by
]. Geigsr 10 ]. r Herzog. involves con
sideratlon, according - the papers, OF
So &c
The Columbia Improvement Company
Vas incorporated today. 10 deal IN Tnsr-
chsndiss sad mines. The capital stock Is
5000. and the tnoorpora,ors are c. W
Moody and II. and O. A. Cock.
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charge OF forgery. and Was sentenced to
nve years in the penitenfiary. Jellett was
arrested here for trying to pass IS 900
forged draft on the Bank of Montreal,
which purported to Fave been issued from
the banks Office In Toronto. and bear
ing the managers signature. private
mark. etc. JelIeft also forged other drafts,
one for 5000 which was successfully ne
gotiased in Chicago by confederate. but
the latter was afterward arrested in San An
tonic. Another draft large value was also
attempted at Winnipeg. but the officials
were warned and arrested the man Who
presented il. Jeilett and at least one OF
his pals were formerly in the employ Of
the bank and posted on its private marks
and methods. Jellett comes of one
OF the first families of Ontario, which had
sufficient influence to have him tried
under the alias of Butler. Jeiiett fret
went wrong over Q woman in Peter
borough, Ont.
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JIM LoTAN's CHARACTER.
frsminent oreg"nians Testify That II
IL Very Good.

PORTLAND. Dec. iS--(special.l AT the
opening OF the United States district court
this morning District Attorney Murphy
ssked that the limit OF argument be liked.
Judge Bellinger stated that he would do
70 tomorrow. Whitney l.. Boise was
The first witness. lie testified that all
OF Blum's statements were false, and de-
MED that he had received q cheek for 500
ffom Blum. Witness was employed by
Blum and Dunbar to look after the land
ias OF certain Chinese. for which he was
pad the regular attorney fees.
James Lotan also denied Bium's aecusa-
Hens. Bum once went to his private Of
Zee and suggested that there was a lot of
money for them IN the smuggling bust
hess, when Lotsn threatened that If he
nade the proposition again he
so1ld kick him out OF the Of
Ice Lotau denied ever going
% fanshaw's house with Blum or Ma key,
aud denied receiving any sum of money
from Blum for landing Chinese. lie never
had an agreement with Blum that Boise
saeaid be their go-hetwecn. No questions
ssfe asked Lotan by the government
attorney, nor was Tom Jordan, the mex.
ssiness. questioned hy the government
Jordan entered general denial OF ali toe
eaageS Among the witnesses called 10
prove Loian's good character were Henry
saains. u. =. Thompson. IL. W. Corhsst,
~ hirxch, William Wadhams. r. II. Me-
Ne, H. II Knapp. Judge Whslley. George
"Soa, J, X. Cameron aud Col. MeCracken.
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HE AN EMBEZZLER /?
county Clerk Fennimore, Of
Port Townsend, Arrested.
= loTAn.s GOOD CHARACTER.
oregonisss Testifyfng for the
nus--kossenness ofthe Pagst SQUAD
Ises, Trust and Banking Co.

- TOWNSEND. Dec. iS.-rspecial. -
usllIam r. Fennimore, ex-county clerk
- Ierk OF the superior court, vss ar
.'rsd today BY Sheriff Deisnty. charged
- N settlement. upon information filed
., 1he prosecuting attorney. The CON-
5;ss alleges that while Fennimore was
- n court the State Bank of Washing
- and Port Townsend National bank
sSI,rred TO him t5s3 As tender for taxes
40 for which the county had brought
- fos collection. The banks claimed
~ fhey we're assessed too high, and ten
I'D the above sum into court. For some
-aros the proceedings were not resumed,
- . few weeks ago the banks made
ds,nand on the county for return Of
An tender. It was then discovered that
psnuimore, when be retired from Office,
"a not turned the money over to his sue
n~or or the treasurer. He said tonight
at no demand was made on him for the
nonsy and be had no opportunity to effect
ses:lement. Ten years ago fennimors
sams from Peru, Ind, where he was en-
sIsysc 10 the postoftice. and Was second
leguty collector Of customs for six years
Il uss very popular and was twice elected
eounty clark by overwhelming majorities.
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fss ssAsD CAFE LITIGATION.
4 eyings Into Question the Character
Of Lawyer w. y. Hays.

Posr TowysEsD, Dec. iS.--fSpeciai. r.
Ccars Commissioner d. C. Conover Was en-
s,xsd today in taking testimony in the
esss Of ID. II. lie Gate against
4 y. Wales and Ollie Wales. pending
IA the superior court of King county.
The proceedings are somewhat unusual.
innmuch as they involve the character
snd reputation OF an attorney. w. r. Hays,
toemsyiy Of this city and now Of Seattle.
Hs ID accused by Lawyers Dyer and Pearce.
fw the defendants. with Fraudulent y
end falsely. by interiineation or otherwise,
inssrting certain essential provisions IN q
eontract after Its execution, without the
knowledge or consent of tho makers. The
Attendants were engaged in the restaurant
bnsiness IN Seattle. and employed Hays
y prepare q contract for the dispo-
ssion of the business. Afterward, il
y claimed. an additional covenant
rs inserted agreeing not to re-sngage in
The same business in Seattle. Suisse
qnentiy Hays became attorney for lie Gate.
snd sought to enforce the terms Of the
contract by going on the witness stand
and testifying in behalf Of his client.
Then II was that Hays character and
rputstion as law practitioner became
Involved and thess proceedings were taken
70 impeach his testimony.
Hays was resident lawyer Of this city
tvo years. and q notary was commissioned
b take evidence. Among the witnesses
sammonsd by the prosecution are A. X.
Coleman. r. c. Johnson. Warren Carroll,
Harry Ballinger. George II. Jones. X. w.
jennings and Del Cary Smith. all of y HON
rs practicing attorneys. and Ja-
cob Behrman. r. A. Bartlett.
L II. Brooks. c. NJ. Gerrish
nod Israel Kate. Mr.. Coleman testified
that Hays reputation In this community
vas bad: that he had heard numerous
wnons, but could only remember the
names Of two men, who had discussed and
MD that his reputation was bad. The
kstimony of the other witnesses
uamined today were of the
same purpors. The following wit
sesses were summoned by Hays TO tes-
tiiy to his good character and reputation,
Professionally and personally; Collector OF
Customs Saunders and his special deputy,
Walter Bowen, Postmaster q. q. McNa-
nara. Msyor-Inspector Tucker. ex-Judge
Sachs. Henry Landes. r. c. Hill.
G. A. Dyer. William Dodd, 8. A. Piumiey.
]. A. Kuhn, Jonas Gise. Charles Eisen-
beis, 7. NJ. Hammond ir., Henry Bash. J.
\. Laubaeh, j. 8. Rogers and I. NJ. Ham,
mond sr. The case viii be concluded to-
morrow morning.
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A Man KILLED .s sidney.

srpsEY. Dec. is-lSpecial. Henry Will
hanson, of Sidney, IS years old and un-
married, was fatally injured Saturday. In
company with Jacob Showers he was haul.
ing wood to town and had the wagon
loaded. Williamson climbed on top of the
wood and started the team. when the wood
gave way beneath him and he fell, striking
his thigh upon small sharp stump. which
penetrated about four inches. Mr.. Show
ers called for help, and lis cries brought
some other iaborers, who helped bring
him to town, where he died Sunday morn
ing.
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New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. is.-Summaries:
Five and q half furiongs-Bristol won,
Lucasta second, Billy Hartig third. Time,
lis.
Sx furlongs Rosebud won, Maggie
Beck second, The Judge third. Time,
LILY.
Seven furlongs-Eyelett won. Jack
Lowell second. Virden third. Time, lisa.
Seven furiongs-Judee Morrow won,
Tenny, j., second, Brazons third. Time,
1:s3A.
SIX furiongs-lllume won. Coronet sec
ond, Stella NJ. third. Time, LIE.
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STARVED HERSHEY TO DEATH.
End Of Disciple Of the PsPtland Fan.
ssic, Mra. Wflliams.

oHCs MIA W1l19me.
PORTLAND. Dec. 1s.-ISpecial Mrs.
Mansfield Wells died today from starvs-
ton. She was follower OF Mrs. Williams.
wife Of the attorney general Of the United
States under Grant. and who Is the leader
OF Q religious sect. Three months ago
Mrs. Wells made . trip through the .wii-
derness." which consists of forty days
fast on bread and claret, and which ac-
cording TO Mra Williams 10 necessary for
publication Of the body" She came out
Of the Wilderness" greatly emacisted, but
Notwithstanding this fact started IN on her
second trip thirty-five days ago, this
time on bread and water. Sun.
day she was compelled to give
up. having wasted away to q mere
skeleton Last night she collapsed and
today the coroner Is investigating her
death.
Ii was widely rumored tonight that Mrs.
Williams had committed suicide. but in
vest,gstion proved this unfounded. At
the inquest tomorrow Mrs. Williams and
other prominent faith curists will be sum-
moned. and interesting developments are
promised
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Of Oregon. which found for the defendant
in the case of the United States vs.. the
Steamship Hsytian Republic. The United
States authorities In Washington libeled
the steamer, charging 1t had been used
in smuggling Chinese and opium.
IL was released on bonds pending
trial and while in the jurisdiction Of the
Oregon courts was again seized on the
same charge. The Oregon court held that
the steamer was in the custody Of the gov
eminent although on bonds
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Three surr,ar,.. q, Edmonds.

Epxosps. Dec. Is. - Especial. - Some
thieves stole sailbost last night belong
ing 10 ex-County Commissioner +. L.
Brown and valued at 500. They also
broke into Hatehe's blacksmith shop and
stole sail. then they wen, dSwn the beach
to Capt Hamlin's. where they took all of
his geese and chickens.
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Murderer godfrey CAPTURED.

ASHLAND. Or. Dec. s--James Godfrey.
indicted for the murder OF Smith on
Siskiyou mountain in September. was cap
tured by the sheriff of Tehama county.
Cal. yesterday near Red Buff. Deputy
Sheriff Dean. of this county, left today to
bring Godfrey hack for trial
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An Eleping Couple Arrested n. r.eom..

TACOMA. Dec. Is Special. l~George
Ellefsen and Mary Colbert. OF Fort Howard,
Wis, were arrested tonight on telegram
from the sheriff of Brown county.
They skipped on Thursday last.
They are confined in the city jail
awaiting the orders Of the sheriff. Eilef-
sen says he had trouble with his wife and
decided 10 60 West Mary says her hus-
band beat her, and she requested Eslefsen
TO take her with him.
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stanford.s Team to Play raeomA.

TACOMA. Dec IL Especial. The STAN
ford unAwEsity football team will play the
Vivicnd - ssn OF this city on Christmas
day. The Eiylendas claim 90 be stronger
than the Tacoma Athletic Club. The
university team will play New Years day
AZ porsIant
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Preparing the Gai,aw. for white.

sSoHoxiSu. Dec. 1s.-tSpeeisL l-Carpen-
tiers are at work preparing the sallows for
the hanging of John White. one of the Da-
huque murderers. which will take place
Friday morning unless Gov. MoGrsw in
terferes.
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Mitchell 70 B.ss. rr.,.ips Friday.

NEW York, Dec. l&-Charley Mitchell
writes to the editor of . sporting paper
here that he shall conclude his theatrical
engagement December %. and then enter
on four weeks training at Jacksonville.
He has reduced his weight fifteen pounds
Already
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CHANGE OF TINE

Until further notice the steamer City OF Kings
ton will leave seattle for Victoria and way ports
daily. except sunday. at s:15 =. m, returning
will leave seattle for Tacoma at I: as .. m.
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ROTTEN nANk. coon RECEIVER.
~'eskhoiders borrowed sioo, GOO frem
Puget sound LOAN Company.

msArcos. Dec. Is 49, Special The
ssaFinF OF the petition tor the removal OF
saak Receiver Richards, OF the Puget
eosaa Loan. Trust and Banking Com
pay sss concluded this afternoon and
as sFEumcnl Of the counsel Is being
-easa al al evening session Of court No
.'aeaee Vas .ntrca gcci ia support Of the
sanan IN the supplementary petition
ss sae receiver had represented himself
aaasiag been assured by Judge VIM
= As TIC petitioners could nos succeed in
~ attempt 70 secure his (the receiver'sl
:. aesxA The testimony today showed
s-a majority at the stockholders are ia
.sesea 10 the bAnk and that the aggregate
s~ea Indebtedness = nearly sire.00 IL
.fsaFs iaat about 81 70 q. represented IN
sppAseatlon Tor the receivers removal.
- saa; ssRce BE assumed charge the la
l.''es have been reduced 81. eo aud aew
,s'y 70 'he amount Of about s.. ts-o OBJ
HE general opinion seems 10 10
ssae petitioners have not made cut
esse against ;ae receiver. hat thai
save sacceeied IA making ous very
'0oSing Tor sac bAaS.
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CHANGE OF TIME

Until further notice the steamer City OF King
stou will leave seattle for Victoria and way
ports eaily. except sunday, at 9:i5 =. m, return
ing will leave seattle for Tacoma at / AS p m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-19

Fine gold and silver watches ct J. K.
Bayse's, s04 Front street; hours Of sale.
1880 .. m, 2:30 and 80 p. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-19

The Sof,hsrn Pacific are now running dining
cars between seattle aud Portland on trains
leaving Seattle daily at q m. and leaving
Portland daily at 3 q. m. This service IL &C
knoMiedged 10 be nnHurnasaed