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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-05
THE BLOTrEss.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT ccsfr-HANyoRp, J,
The Moore & Smith Lumber Company, of San
francisco. va Frsns Hanfora and E. A. Mac
Cuisky. dmlnistrA'ors-suit &c recover SO l50
on pfomissory notes
sUrERioR CouRr-EouIrY pxpasrxsSr-LANo.
LEY. ,.
g T. Patterson W. A. L fafksr-Dscrss for
W. K Crawford vs.. A. L Parker ct al-causs
}. D. Lowman w. .. W. wee. ct aL-Demurrer
70 second answer ara ued.
u. w. West ct al Va. J. d. Isvman-DomurreF
70 second complaint argued.
CIVIL DErA
Dorothea Rooney VA Hans &. K Hadenielt-
on trial.
Webb 4 Co. Va Mrs. NJ arssita-Order direct
Ing sheriff TO sell Merchandise.
Eta Forcier ct al. va Grant Street Electric
6AliWay Conpany--Order thet :rhomas Fofcier
be appointed guardian ad iitafn;for Eta Forcier
August Ficklin W J: d. Mesnach-order of
judgment in sum OF ti0a4A
Hans Ahrensted, ". John Babsn Of al.-Pro-
csedings supplementary TO execution.
Assignment OF A. Herramss-Finsi report and
oroer oischsrging assignee.
CRIMINAL DgrAKTNK.T-%HuxKs.L
Charles A. Watts It al W. r. w. stroud ct al
bill OF exception: signed.
ststo of washisgfon va oharlss r. Repath-
OtiendAnS granted reduction OF bond.
W. A. l. Koch We Ssokmar. PhilIipe Invest.
mont Company ct al On tr.aL
oUP8kI0R COUNT pEfAeTNRNr-LANo.
LEY,y.
Estate OF David Darvilie- Order approving
bond.
Estate OF Lemuei :. Holga le-~ Decree showing
due notice 70 creditors.
Estate OF G. 7. kellogg Supplemental an.
praisement; flied.
Estate of IL l. Yesler-Pe.tion for allowance
to widow OF $l,j00; set for Nays.
Estate Of n. NJ. Buckuam~, Patitioa for letters
OF administration, sst for Ny IL
Estate of Elisabeth w0odo1ek-Order approv.
ING bond.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-05
The T. NJ. A. Banafit.

The popularity of the members of the
Theatrical. Mechanics Association living in
Seattle is well attested by the array of
clever people who have volunteered their
services for the coming benefit perform
ance to be held next Monday at the new
Seattle theater. Farce, comedy. tragedy,
specialities of all sorts will make up pro-
gramme never seen except at benefit per-
formance in which the dramatic profession
is interested; on such occasions the desire
to help shines forth, and the actor, often
at serious Inconvenience to himself, gives
freely his services in q cause which he
knows to be deserving. The result is ale
ways a success artistically, presenting as
it does host of talented artists each in his
or her particular line. That Mondays
performance will be of this character goes
without saying. In addition to the pro-
fessional talent the Players Club and
some of the best amateur musical talent
have accepted an invitation to take part.
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bonds 70 2. Taylor 1t . premisira Of slol, and
$7o worth OF No. &. 81 Per cegt bonds 70 the
same party ct prem um Of s.
The suit Of w. A. l. Koch aseirst the sack
man-Phiilips Company for ts00o damages
Caused by grading streets occusisd the entire
Gay yesterday in Judge Humes ccurt
Judge Humes yesterday redua.s the bali bond
OF Charles F. Kepssh. charge With forgery.
from sl,o0o to q, ooo IN the ssshaisncy Of the
surety being approved BY the presenting At
tofney.
County Treasurer Byron Pheips yesterday ~
misseo 70 the state treasurer $Sllo0. 70 b ap-
piisd ~ follows: $1,000 ON accauns Of the state
iund, 1880 oh Account Of the rstistary fund and
wv on account of the state interest fund.
y. d Colt asked for letters OF administration
yesterday on the estate of n. II. Aucknam. who
was residsnt of San Francifcc s,.d died in that
city April .. In his petition Colt SAYS that
hickman owned several lots iE sais city. and
also real estate in C,sllam and Jefferson coun-
Ties. ana that his heirs ct law are The surviving
w'dow ana two sisters. Afs. habis Small, of
Portland, Ne, snc Eiss Gsorg.a Bueknam. OF
Newton Center, Mass.
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stolen Letters Found

The burglar who broke into the Mac
Dougall & Southsick Company's letter
box at the postotiice has not been cap
tured, although the detectives are on his
track. Yesterday morning Officer T. B..
Jackson found a number Of opened letters
In the alley at the rear OF the Hinckley
block on Second street, which were found
10 pe part of those taken from the mail
box. Some OF them indicated that money
had been inclosed, bnt OF course il was
not there Mr.. MacDougali has offered
$50 for the arrest and conviction of the
burglar and Postmaster Griffith Davies las
supplemented the offer with like amount
on the same conditions.
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Would Like Their Singing Lessons

The people of Snoqualmie who invested
in singing school to be conducted there by
C. Dudlery. would like TO know of that gem
tleman's whereabouts, and why he does
not do as he agreed. On March he came
to Snoqualmie and remained for three
days, which time was spent arranging for
a singing school. The course of lessons
was To extend over period of ten weeks,
two lessons being given a week. The
balance of his time, ne claimed, would be
spent a. other places where he was teach
ing, Gilman and North Bend being among
them. lie gave one lesson there and has
not been around or written to any one
about the matter since.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-05

The special election called at the in.
stance of the board of education will be
held tomorrow to decide whether or not
the citizens wish the board to purchase
land and expend $i25, geo for the purpose
of erecting high school. The city already
owns six lots IN the block bounded by
Thirteenth, Fourteenth. Seneca and Uni.
versity streets. BY purchasing the two
remaining lots the city will own the en-
tire block. There are practically two
propositions 10 be voted on: One whether
or not the board shall be authorized to
purchase the two lots, the other whether
or not it shall be authorized to expend the
SIPS 90 on a building. If authority is
granted the board will ask for authority to
issue bonds.
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At From
$3.50 to
1915 Each

There Is no other property at the price
anything like it Please examine every
thing offered for five miles around Seattle
and then Judge for yourself We will be
satisfied to accept your verdict.
This property Is within sixteen minutes
Of Front street and there is a car every
five minutes as regular As a clock. Tho
car line passes right through the property
and You can get lots facing Madison
street, or not, a. You choose. None of It
is more than one block away from the car
line.
Lots range in size from 80 BY 40 feet to
80 by 155 feet. They lie we'll and there is
a view of Lake Washington and the Gas.
cades from many Of them.
The property Is within easy walking
distance of tho lake with its numerous
recreation and amusement features.
The neighborhood 10 desirable in every
way and it's just the place for busy man
who cannot afford to spend the best part
OF the day riding on the street cars.
This is absolutely the
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Fell Through Hole In the Track.

>svent'en-ysar-oid Eta Forcier. through
aei guardian al Item. commenced suit in
We superior court yesterday against the
afahi street Electric Railway Company
."f S.Vh damages sustained on the dark
ashl OF -. Patrick's day by falling
Enough holes between the rail, of the
tsm7anys track on Charles street, be-
'Seen seventh and Eighth streets She
s's Aer injuries ~ AIDE her i'll for month.
$50 That she expended 50 for doctors aud
nel .alf.n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-05
Can You
Save $40
a Month?

II 20 you can buy . we'll located, inside
residence lot in good neighborhood, and
lay the foundation of home.
II you would rather spend everything
you get for rent and living expenses than
to exercise little prudence and economy
with view to getting home Of your own
and being prepared against rainy day,
this advertisement will not interest you.
but that il will appeal to every person in
this city ambitions to get on in the world
and own his own home, We have no doubt
The only way to lay anything by il to
spend less than you earn. Suppose the
saving il only SO cents . day. That will
amount to $40 in month, and with that
amount you can buy lot right in the line
of Improvement, which will be worth from
so to 100 per cent. moro than it cost you
when you get 1t paid for. In q few years
you will look back to that SAVING Of $40 .
month ~ the foundation of fortune
possibly, and of comfortable ease at the
least
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Suing for Hi, Fire Insurance.

W. Ward commenced suit for $i.l75
agAnst the Springfield Fire and Marine
Insurance Company. of Springfield. Mass.
yesterday n the superior court. He says
'Aal he had policy for that sum on the
s'oeS and fixtures OF his retail grocery
Wore At lois Lake stree., which was burned
|'ahusry 81 las. BY tie fire he lost, he
az $3.50 on his stock and $40 on his
a'n.irse and fixtures. He says he full
fied al. tAe conditions of the policy. but
'aH ne Insurance company refuses TO pay
Am The money.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-05

How the German lnssitute Cures the
Morphine HGbit.


The principal reason ahy victims of the
morphine. opiuGi, cocaine and kindred
narcotics are AFRAID to undergo treatment
for their diseases, is ahat they have not
the physical and the moral courage to
stand up under the gradual reduction"
process. This sort of treatment is the
only one knosn TO ,he old school of
medicine. and it takes Il person of cast
iron constitution and cast-iron will to
endure the suffering of reduced doses.
In the treatment of tho German Remedy
Company. harmless vegetable compound
is given TO patleats ans sitter the first day
the patient of hiz own accord gives up the
drug. This statement %il not he accepted
as truth by users of morphine by ply
sicians or by persons VAC know what the
habit is but II = nevertheless all actual
fact which any sioubter may verify by
visiting the institute IL: the Occidental
block any day Of the w2eS and conyersing
with patients. After ti'e ;irst days treat
ment the patient absolutely loses all de-
sire for the drug.
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teurt aud County Notes.

'eose 10 wei was issued yesterday for
80 f'ey and Halgis Codrsa. oota Of Sc
- L / Ai.Ss Company gos out an attach
-, ASa1ast the fenn's Cove Mill Company
's'ss~ss las $50 s..
s.. -A'S' 1eo-sa aat Thomas Joyce renowned
- $50 10 Siesu Nicioris yestesG Az and were
i&assy '' 80" ''''AS"A"'P 's 'u1ss
80 langley united Alpheus Eye and Hat
A., 4'sa IL ito bonds OF mstrimouy yesser-
sssss,ssa. - 's''' "~N l. . s''A'Ss os'ns '''
= saool district bonds were sola vestsnt.v hv
- Treasurer Paelps - follows: SIX thou.
- aol4ats' wossa oi d!.u.s, No s.. 6 Der cent
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New suite FSsats.

Inc IoiIowing new suits vera nlsd YESTERDAY
In the once Of the clerk OF the superior court:
=, Eta Forcief Va Grant Street Electric Railway
negligence
Foster d Myers vs. MrA G. =: Richardson-
euIs 20 recover $10o ca contract
frederick W. Ward W. Springfield Fire ana
u. l75. loss by fire.
Richard Agassis W J. Q. Ty.ar. jr-suit to re-
cover $6N on promissory note
June X. Cameron -. Union Crank Lue-suit
10 recover 1885 for camages l.. negligence.
phoebe Bower VI. Edward 4 Bover-suit for
george c. Mckee - Conra6 NJ. Thulaud et a.
suit 20 recover 81 60 on proiissory note.
2. c. Miles Cornpary w J. 4. Crsuston Of NJ
-suis 70 recover $l4h So on prepsssory note.
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Buy a
Madison
Street Lot

That's good advice for the reason that
outside of the business center. no street in
Seattle has SO bright and assured q
future.
1t has the best car line in Seattle, Is the
main artery Of the best residence district
in the city and tho principal thoroughfare
from the business center to Lake Wash
ington.
These are facts that cannot be disputed
and are entitled to serious consideration.
They will count nightly in the value of
property five years hence. One must look
at just such things in buying property.
Don't go haphazard. Temporary suburban
booms are very tickle. It is only good in-
side property situated in the direct line Of
improvement that ALWAYS has value and
is always salable. That's tho sort of
property to make money on in tho long
run. People have made money in tenn.
porary outside booms, but for everyone
who has made. some one else has lost.
Legitimate inside property and permanent
values are better. 1t is the only kind of
property We ever have or ever shall
handle.
We sell lots in Madison Street Cable
Railway Addition
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More Cinnamon Register.

Maj. Harlan, deputy collector OF inter.
nal revenue. registered twelve Cinnamon
yesterday under the Geary law.
On Wednesday Maj. Harlan went to
Mosher & McDonald's lumber camp,
about three miles from Mosher, on the
Great Northern, and registered ten Celes-
tials. The Chinese cook has q wife and
child aud seven assistants. and all applied
for certificates under the new law. Today
is the last day before the law goes into ef-
feet
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AMI EMkNTS.
and Ten Brock.

THE Nabobs" viii be seen for The first
time ct the new Seattle theater this and
tomorrow nights. The Boston Globe spoke
of the play and the company presenting it
rs follows:
Hsnshsw and Ten Brock in '-Ths NGhobs'
drew big audience 10 the Grand Opera house.
"No plot. all fun" was the motto. and froa
start to falsn tie audience wss kept in rosra
.sThe Nshohs' IL = farce comedy, and aueh
gives opportunity fox graceful dances by pretty
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+ Phpbo Bovee has been tho wife of Ed
yard 5. Bovee for nearly twenty years. &C
ttaine to complaint shc filed yesterday
d the superior court, but for tho last ten
pears her husband has failed to provide
her With even the common necessaries of
DE, owing to his idleness. prodigacy and
sissipation, aud she has been compelled to
earn her own living for the past eight
rtaTs. They have no children nor any
nmmunity property, but she wants n di-
Fo'ee, the right to call herself Phoebe
GOODMAN, her maiden name, and 500 a.
hrney's fee
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Foster d Meyers say that last March
NJ c. B. Richardson employed them to
bal purchaser for her lot in Edes Il
kaeht's addition. agreeing that they
,aOad have all they could get over 81, coo
ND giving them sixty days to make the
Mle in, and that if she or any one else
sAoald sell the property in the meantime
h.y were to get 500 for their trouble.
they say they found q purchaser within
hs specified time, but that Mrs. Richard
VI had sold the property to some one else
u the meantime. They demanded their
sel but she refused to pay them. Where
srs they ask tho superior court to give
Esr ind omeut
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A Great Comedy Company.

That amusing and successful farce
comedy, "The Nabobs," as presented by
the well known comedians, Henshaw and
Ten Brock. will be the attraction at the
Seattle theater for two nights, commencing
Friday next. The company is strong and
the performance is said to be one of the
most Imaginable on the road. The Cou Ter
Journal says: Notwithstanding the bad
weather, there were two big houses yester.
day to see 1.-THE Nabobs." OF the many
farce comedies which have been here this
season, few have proven more bright and
entertaining. The three acts of the per-
Torrance are devoted chiefly to singing by
pretty girls. dancing by lively ones. and
the cracking of jokes by the funny men.
Of these Mr.. John E. Henshaw is the fore
most, and his humor is spontaneous,
unctuous and really amusing. There Is
something about Miss May Ten Brock
curiously suggestive of Mrs. William ].
Florence. One can imagine she might
play Mrs. Gen. Giltiory. There is a COM
mendable quiet and freedom from horse
play in The Nabobs.'"
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THE SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT. FRIDAY. NAY 5. 1888

girls, grotesque dances By clever men, comic
songs and jolly chorusss BY variety OF vsrsa-
ule people, There u not . dull moment In Il,
ana granted that it h . little noisy, IL IL none
the less on that account . dispeller Of the blusA
In the hrst act you have female academy, with
pupils who may not care much for painting or
French. but who can kick higher than FIRST
ciass in mental philosophy, and give skirt
dances that never could be learned from
oooka Indeed, the work done by the female
portion Of 'Ths Nabohs" company would be .
whole show in itself, to say nothing of the ex-
eeilent performances Of John Z. Henshaw and
other male memberA In the second act OF this
musical absurdity . lesson in mythology 10
taught by means of the seminary girls arraysd
as Venus, Diana and other classical beauties.
There 10, moreover, . very good spectacular
effect In this act which imparts q splendid
touch to "The Nabobs." But the songs of Hem
shaw. especially that laughabls parody on
"Comrades' tcome rats) give this act favor of
the speciality stage, and prove the great hit OF
the piece. In the last act there is an almost
constant stream of fun. interrupted, how
ever, BY the charming lullaby duo of Minnie
and Nellie Blsnde. Versatile Carrie Esier's
song and dance speciaities, skirt dances by vari-
ons members of the company, solos By Hen
shaw. gags galore and choruses by the entire
company. round off entertainment which,
Tor genuine fun, II would be cuis to kurpass.
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The audience at Cordray's was agree
ably entertained last night by the pres
entation of "Caste." The comedy was
moro skillfully handled than at any
previous performance by the Cor
dray company, and the last act .es.
pecially created great amusement. Tho
remaining appearances of the present
Cordray company. which will 60 to Port
land next week. are sure to draw crowded
houses, as many of the members are very
popular with Seattle theater goers.
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Proved Their Right to STAY.

ne tao chinese charged with being
-tsa y III TINS country were discharged
,,ss'eTday hy United States Commissioner
s4eFy. Tie testimony going TO show that
~ had been n California and Oregon
esA'stn years before. They were able To
.<AA kng ash snd two months ago they
.s'e seen IN PORT Townsend without any
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The MacD. 4 s. Co.
7i7.7l972i-723 FRONT St.

Every mother who wants to
have fine clothing for her baby
should by all means become
acquainted with the very large
and choice stock of Infants
Wear that we carry. 1t is
brim full of splendid goods at
very reasonable prices. In
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ASKS for Further Allowance.

MS Minnie q. Yesles yesterday flied a
.s'' IN the probate department of Che
|. FT''or court for an allowance of $3.50
AeF support and 10 enable her 10 pre-
her defense against the criminal
s.VseVnuon which has been instituted
sa-Asi her. The asst allowance made her
Vh January - and was for 81, 500.
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Good
Property

In Seattle.
The title Is as straight a. q string and
all taxes are paid. We furnish every pur-
chaser complete abstract of title and tax
statement.
We are selling this addition at these
prices and on such terms TO demonstrate
that our Office Is the best place for
moderate priced lots as well a. for heavy
investments.
Never before has good property like this
been sold on payments of $40 month and
We are doing it simply to be able to supply
every legitimate demand that arises in
Seattle for real estate.
Our references ara livery BANK AND
BUSINESS MAN IN SEATTLE.
It's good plan to deal with business
men who have reputation at stake. If
you are not acquainted with Us please
make inquiries concerning rs, our reIia-
bility and methods, Of any Seattle bank or
prominent business man.
OTHER PRoPEsTy-We have. as usual, a
full list of business and higher-priced resi-
dence property. improved and unim-
proved, acres suitable for plating, and
have very desirable saw mill investment
for s25 900.
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The Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Railway Compang haze interesting maps
and folders 10 give a@aS 81 their office,
Ill Columbia street J .ease call and set
one. ! II. PHILLIPS,
l:aveliug Agent
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this line we have made a spcci.
atty of having exclusive styles
that cannot be obtained else
where in the city. We have
also a very large stock OF In.
fants' and Children's Footwear,
embracing many handsome
styles that are not to be seen
elsewhere in town.
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In lSRI

AL roads lead g. Aicas The Chicago, NIL
waukee ST Paul rsilusY lssds the Van. kx-
Cursion rates TO TIE Ao:.d iaiE
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These tickets hrstclasS. with stopover
privilege at any and all points, and are limited to
nine months.
For tickets and further information apply q
NORTHERN PACIFIC DEPOT TICKET OF.
TICE. corner West and Columbia streets
NORTHERN PACIFIC CITY TICKET OF.
FICE, corner Yesler av. and Front st.
l. A. NADEAU,
General Agent, Seattle, Wash
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wxa.sd-Cance,es ur,sea states postage
s,amps. see wsa,s. Fort aa4. Or.