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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-04
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Nearly every member of Jacob Lifts
1.-THE Ensign" company Is an enthusiastic
bicyclist. and az least one Of them can reel
OF mile in 2.3a
Louis James denies tina. he was ever
married 10 Marie Wainwright. and says
there Is no truth In the report that they
have become reconciled.
Ssrdou's latest play is entitled LA
sorciere." the witch. Its scene is laid in
the thirteenth century. and 10 is full of
maryels ana the supernatural
William Archer, the widely known En-
glish critic, 10 warmly advocating the es-
Enlistment in London OF a repertory
theater on the subscription system.
Annie Abbott, the Little Georgia
Magnet has been giving exhibitions in
New York and Philadelphia for several
months. A woman claiming TO be this
same Annie Abbot passed through Seattle
several weeks ago and gave alleged per-
formanees in small towns down the Sound.
Who IS the fraud?
Tragedian Thomas keene is agitating
the idea of a national theater in this eoun-
try. he would bar out s'showmen' in its
management and have 1t understood that
art should be superior 10 scenery end cal
cum lights He thinks there should be a
stock company of representative actors
and school of instruction under the
direction OF such man as Joseph Jefier-
son.
Henry Irving had erected at the Lyceum
theater main entrance barrier like those
in use at the doors of American theaters
10 prevent the entrance of more than one
person at a time, but the London county
council ordered II away on the ground
that it would obstruct the exit in case OF
panic, ignoring the explanation that it
was taken away Immediately after the
curtain rose.
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Mis-. Seymour is visiting seattle fri

Miss Seymour is visiting seattle friends.
Mr.. Arthur prichsrd has returned from
hls trip 10 Walia Walga.
Mr.. L. J. Fransioli has been out OF town
during most Of the past week.
Mr.. and Mira George White returned
tAis week from their wedding trip.
Mrs. Frank Rruhn has returned from a
visit Of tao months in Dsvsnport, Ia.
The engagement is announced Of Mis-.
YAorence sales and Mr.. Cook, OF Aber-
aeen.
Miss Clara Wooden hs. been the guest
al Mrs. ". +. baekus. Of Seattle. tho past
week.
Mrs. r. n. Lehman and her nlec., Mis-.
lawson. arrived here lass week from Nlr-
gtniA
Mr.. John y. Gcway. ex-msyor Of olym-
pa, and wiis. we're yisisors ia Tacoma
This week.
Mrs. Georr. Il. Nlehol. Of Seattle. has
been tas guest Of Mrs. Alexander BAILEY
shis week.
Mrs Alexander McKsnaie, Of Falrhaven.
has been the guest o Mrs. Nelson Bennett
this wssk.
Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Cariln and family
kauth Z street.
Mrs A. Il. Ball "a. been confined to the
house the past ten days sltA . severe at
tack Of broneslsis-
Mira George Turner sill Leave on Mon.
day Tor saa Frsaclseo. where she Mil
spend several months
Miss Allen, OF Sssstis. was IN thss citr
on Wednesday ard attended the dance az
lason library on that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van ogss spen. sev.
erAi days At Cedar Croft this week, as The
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fsank WANG.
Miss Emily and Miss Mary Wor,isa wers
the young hossssses as enc Of the many
email Halloween parties given %
Wednesday evsnlns.
Mr.. phEllo Tt!isaghsss and family Will
change their present residence tass we<k
81 taa home o. Mrs. EdsaEa Seymour ca
NovtA Yakima avsaas.
The many friends OF Miss Sesgis Wal
lace sts be nleSsra % learn that she Is
row steadily improving ia Aeaith, and
nay - Absgt sgAla Ia a fes wesks.
Mrs. f. 81. Nans entertained At luncheon
60 Er.daF Mr.. frank Clara, Mrs.. A. q.
AasaB, Mrs.. AieHsaaev balilse. Mrs. ".
ii. t'0shnaa snd Mrs wHli&m Fxsssr.
Jaave snd Mrs. A. C. AFmssen we're sur
tFssea last Suutax syensnw ~ party ef
F4s ffleaas. Il aas NJ. 4n4 Ms. Arm
stoas third ssaiaAne anniversary. r.
fresAmenSs wsrs serves. sna the evening
vas sgens ln gA'aes au8 CONVERSATION.
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THE LATEST CURES.
The supreme Test OF Merit Is Success,
Which Applies To DIR. Darrin.

Mr.. Editor: For the past six years
deafness has been nv afflic,ion. For two
years pas | could not hear a sound in one
ear. DIR. Darrin cured me in twenty min
uges with electricity % | can hear as we'll
a. ever IN my life. | reside seven miles
east Of Tacoma with William Meers. as
farm hand. My address IS Tacoma.
HENRY ROWsELL
DR.. DaFrin can be consulted free a. Ho-
tel berg. Tacoma Wash The worthy
poor treated free from 10 to IL daily.
Those able TO pav from 10 10 8: evenings,
10 5, Sundays. 10 10 , Changes accord
ing % ability 10 pay.
he treats al diseases of the eve, ear,
ncse. throat. catarFh, deafness and ali
nervous, ehronic and private 4 seases, In
either sex. Of whatever nature. Most
cases can be treated at home after one
VISIT - the doctors Office. Circulars and
question blanks seat free. Inquiries an
sEeFed All business relations with Drs.
Darrln strictly confidential
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hood; girlish effusiveness, perhaps. i BE-
youd her That she Is . thorough actress
n readily noted in tee oesdsent ssy IA
which voice. look an4 action and gesture
respond 10 the meaning Of line OF re9sEre-
ment Of situation. Her voice Is rlcn and
ro1nd; il /. sensitive 10 the VARYING shades
OF incubation and it is sympathetic IN
tone Mr.. kendal demonstrates the sacf
clearly that he /. an actor OF art and finish
He has power and force, he Is Thoroughly
acquainted with the efficacy OF gudicao1s
by-plsy. and his Sct1ng throughout 10
marked by intelligence.
The plays for the engagement viii De Ar
ranged IS follows: "A Scrap of Paper on
Fridsv evening ard The Second Mrs
TanQuerays on Saturday evening.
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ballard Social News.

The Norwegian Baptiss of Ballard held
fair at their church on Second avenue
Saturday night. An interesting pro-
gramme of vocal music, followed by an
address from the pastor, was much en-
joyed by the large audience present. The
sreryices of MIR. Thomas HOUSTON as
i suctioneer were secured. and he succeeded
IN selling every article made by the ladies
OF the church.
The Chinook Reading Circle met at the
residence of Mrs. G. A. Donoghue. on
Shiishole avenue, last Monday night
The roil call was answered by description
of the most beautiful sight seen by the
respondent. As You Like 1t" was read
and criticised. Mr.. and Mrs. I. HOUSTON
entertained the circle with a spelling
puzzle. and the prize for Its solution was
awarded TO Mrs. Neice. new member.
The circle will meet at the residence of
Mr. aud Mrs. T.. HOUSTON. on Ballard
avenue. tomorrow night. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas HOUSTON.
Mrs. William Curtiss. Mrs. L. L. Asst,
Mss Leona Davis. Miss Dubell.
The clam social given by the ladies of
ST. Stephens Episcopal church at the Y.
M. CA. rooms last Wednesday night was
pleasant affair. though not as well at
tended as usual. The cooks received many
compliments on their culinary skill.
Mr. and Mrs. Greuette left Ballard on
Saturday TO reside in Tacoma.
Mr.. Overton. from Michigan. is visiting
his son. Mr.. L. +. oyerton, at his residence
on street.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. c. Johnson. of Chicago,
arrived last Monday aud are the guests of
Mr.. aud Mrs +. Hesser. on Fourth avenue
and state streets.
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Halloween, with its attendant spirits
and mystic signs aud symbols. Is now a
thing Of the past, and many a merry party
exercised the spirits and did many fool
ish. yet delightful thing. suitable for no
other time OF the year and merely SYM
boiic of that mysterious and short period
Of Hallowe'en. How much nonsense is
enjoyed ut such time IL Is certainly
happy faculty which permits one to make
Gueh cut Of little. and To derive pleasure
from small means
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ui. clara. oa,e. wedding.

A qasss wedding. to which only few
ultimate frisads we're invited. Was that of
Miss jennie Clark and Dir. William r.
RYDER. The marriage took place at the
residences Of the brides sister. Mrs.
Hewitt, on South Z street. on Tuesday
afternoon. tho Rev. l.. III. Halloek per-
forming the ceremony. Mrs. Ryder is
half sister Of Mr.. Frank Clark. OF the
Tacoma National bank. and has resided in
Tacoma since her childhood. Many
friends join In wishing the happy couple
zach ioY.
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Cordray's reconstructed Portland house
viii be reopened for the winter season oy
Pixies San Francisco Comic Opera Con-
pany. After q short season there the
company will be brought to Cordray s
theaier IN this city.
Manager John r. Cordray has returned
to Portland. and the stock company that
will alternate between Portland and this
city left New York last Monday. Ii con-
tains all new faces with the exception Of
BARLEY MeCulium. who remains stage
manager.
Marie Heath and her Turkish Bath"
company viii open . season of four nights
ct Cordray's. in this city. on Thursday.
November Is
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mis-. weber Gene r..t.

Miss Elizabeth Weber. ~ho has been a
guest Of Mrs. Hugh G. Wallace for the
past three months, left ON Friday for her
home la Buffalo. y. y. Miss Weber Is a
young lady Of rare mental and social al
tAlnmenta, and will be greatly missed.
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Ms. ul.coel Impreyipe.

Word comes from Syracuse. n. Y. that
she wife Of ex-senator Frank Hiseock, who
isft here few weeks ago. so 81 that no
hopes OF her recovery we're entertained, Is
much improved since her Journey, and
may he quite restored 70 health.
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Ladies' MackintOshes.

Having sold out entirely two lines
of Mackintoshes at $40, and being
unable to recorder in time to keep
the stock complete. we have taken
the most expensive Macintosh we
carry-a garment we guarantee
worth SIS. and challenge any one
TO match IT in the city for less
money-and offer it for sale. .....
At $40.
This garment 10 all wool. double
texture throughout, and positive
bargain. Black and navy only. Nsw
stock OF Mackintoshes some here be-
tween here and New York. Expect
them next week.
Children's Plaid Mackintoshes
8. Each.
Closing ont Rain Proof Rubber
Cloaks at. ..............
soc and 81 Each.
Former prices 81 and 81. Is each.
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Millinery.

Just received by express an entirely
new line of Black Birds, Black
Jetted Coque Effects, Black QnillA
Fancy Birds, etc. Best line in the
city 10 select from.
80 dozen Ladies' Fine Woye Felt
Flats, special at. ...................
Use Each.
50 dozen Ladies' Plush Top Sailors,
in black, navy. brown and car
dinal. regular price $50, on sale a.
81 Each.
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VERY delightful Halloween party was
given ST the Monastery Club by Mr.. 2. ".
pakln. Mr.. George Walker and Mr.. K.
Walker.
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Virgil Hayden, DR.. Graf. Miss Dsissaa.sr'
Mis- HAYDEN. Mss Helen Woodrnr. NJ
". III. wood-ug. IT,. Miss Prossats., Mss
Seymour, Mss Jessie Seymour. MSS AnS-
son. Or. Hicks. Mr. Dssssrt fo1ag, Ar.
Waiter Harvey. Mr. Y. O. Taylor. MISS
Knoble. Mr.. W. r. Pdchard. Mr.. A. r
Pr.chard. DR.. Cari, Miss Cnri. M cornest,
Miss Bradley, Mr.. Tsaas, Mr. and afs-
Allan G. Mason
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The Tacoma thsster hsd great run
this week. with In Old ksntuexy iof
two utghs. and stChsfiey's Aunt three
,4vhtx and /. matinee And in al fairness
A. may b said that fully as many ssrs
fsvorabsy surprised on witnessing the
fornsr - they we're unfevorabiy sur
rrised zlth the latter. This naturally re-
suited from the great expectations based
on the reputation Of the London and Sew
York runs OF the Aunt" and modest OF
no exrectations a. al for TIE hent1eAy
women. cogonels and picxansnnies- SeIt
~.ex there wall bs Q lGil ~ the Tacoma
tleas~r. bus Lawrxnce Hanisy, with Col
FIFE assisting IN tie Shakespesrian pro-
loxues. viii be al the sinin Street theaier
a.! the week, producing Damon and
Pythsas" Saturday and "Ihs Pisyer'
SATURDAY. ns.inee. and early In the
week. Alexander salvtni viii be At the
Tacoma thester November II and IL in the
ssThrse Gnardsmen" and Ray Bias" Ny.
snd Mrs. Kendall will stop one night only.
Noyesaber f9.in Second Mrs. Tan9ueraY.
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The plsy gOers will be delighted with the
admirable. well-sfuaied and altogether ar
iistic performances % Mr.. and MFs Ken
dal, who wiil appear 81 the Seattle theafer
tor tao nights. beginning Friday. Novem-
Ter i6, Tor the FIRST time IN shis city. These
ossilneuiShsa EaKasA artists represent
tAAs whlea Is best in theatrical achieve
Easnt upon the Londea sssxs today. Aad
Zoe seCse Of years they have been pronsj-
neat IN tAe dramatic ventures 81 tae Brit
ish metropolis They he'd a posstsa
- aga-class comedians equal 10 thai Of
Irving aad Terry Tor Shaksspeauan pro
dacs.ons.
Mrs. Kendall possesses the kuask 81 let
ting heE ART eoaeeAl her srs. aa4 il "a IN
this rwspxes shat STE il superior - tie ma
tas,tT * ths actresses ef the eay. Her
powers 81 sxpressaen are raesa Gkosoaghiy
smpleFst shsn accorded tee task Of il!as-
;rating tie deepeF Feelings Ct sras son4a-
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The Queen of Beauty's Secret.
NINE. NJ. YALES
Excelsior
Complexion Remedies
WERE AWARDED
VagLb's FlIg mn iyp pIP.eJl.

showing their superiority over all other do
nestle or foreign remedies.
ANE- YALE % TIE Creator Of Beauty Culture.
luieF-ess Nv congress
NINE YALE. sho Is acknowledged - Be thu
most heans4fus woman hvlar. stil continues 20
grow more beautiful every dsy. Are does not
seem 70 affect her marvellous bsausy. Her
cTef Lies IA tae uSe o. her own wcnserfus rene
dies. They combine within their camposigscn
every Ingredient lacking IN t7s human flesh 20
give i the desired youthful appearance. Any
woman car make herself Just Us fair and lovely
as her heart desires II abe will use these rene
dies according TO their csrecucrs They con-
tain no injurious ingredient, absolutely guar
anieed 20 Dc all thai Is claimed for them
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Mss Nay yaa Duzen and Miss Bessie
rse~t entertained q number OF their
frseT.ds al the hoEns Of Miss Van Duzen,
&C. spraxas street. as ''fsd party on
ua..ows'sn. AL the ladies' wore some
shing 70 signify their pct hobby In their
hair. ard the gentlemen something IN TIER
battonhose. Hnsioss'ea games were pisyed
en- rrotusion. Among those present ~efes
Mr.. C. II. EBERT, Me-. and Mrs. A. I. Van
puzsn. Ar. and Mrs. John Askins. Mrs
C.lsender Miss Eae Rice, Mss Kate
etotier. Miss Frances Stoslsr. Niss Josie
Ifoirate. Miss Daisy Lemon. Miss Eveiine
Mason. Mis-. Hattie BosfEick, Mss Beth
I.arimer. Miss Florence cushin. Miss Eva
samson. Mss Carrie Evans. Miss Minnie
Cowden. Miss May Oarreison. Ar. Fred
Rec, Mr.. Fred Cowden. Mr. Fred Beetle.
Mr. Frank Carpenter. Mr.. l. ID. Craig, Mr..
Thomas Bell. Mr.. William Love, Mr.. Burt
yaa D1zen. Mr.. H. T. GarnbsH. Dir.
Hasne.. Mr.. LLOYD. Garretson. Mr. w. NJ
Bosworth, Mr.. Sutherland. Mr.. Lnppins.
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The Aloha club will NEE. Monday a.
the residence Of Mrs. g. C. Wagner. Mrs.
l. III. HaIiock has charge of the pro-
rrzmmp, which ~ a. follows:
lasfranssrEaE sols--sIs4st Hope" 49,. 6ottschaik
Mira Joha Thomas.
sspcFesa1zaeak u y sslg IA Art' .....-........
Mrs. Josiah Pierce.
"a "a es~g of LeFef ............-.....E Nsvins
al III Bar kaew .-.......-.. wilson q. saith
Mrs q. G. Wagner.
sAnaef scau Masielaas" ..... .-.s-. Mrs.. Fed Low
"a ~ aef sAe Heart IA 10nag" .Dua e. Back
Il sffx Loves Me-. ......... Chad wick
NE. II. Halloek.
Garrett I0psoA ss-.-..A Ma }. Z. harvey
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Great Sale of Bed Spreads.

100 full size good quality White Gro
chet Bed Spreads. regular 81 value.
offered this month for.
59e Each.
100 extra large heavy Crochet Bed
Spreads, si25 quality. only .....
69c Each.
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Children's Caps.

In cloth. eidsrdown, silk, bsngslins.
All the latest shapes and materisiA
Pay you 70 see them. Yacht Caps
in ali colors and qualities. Tam
o'Shanters and Fee Caps Ia al! grades.
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Munsey's. Esnsey's, ABnseys. For sale
g. iO4 South Second street, a. loo each.
James West, gunsmith; leave work at
Fox's gun store.
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GUIDE TO BEAUTY.
PRICE LIST.

P.mples, Black Heads and skin Diseases cured
wiki Nine. fae's ~peeiai Lotion No. sri
speciai olaiinen, Na :, guarsnteedi price
sl.D9 each
Excelsior Skin Food.
6aaran eel tu rSmove wrinkles and every
trace OF sge Price, 81 80 an sSea
Excelsior Complexion Bleach
Guaranteed 10 remove sallowness, moth
patches and ali SIX IN blemishes. Gives a nat
IRA complexion of marvellous beauty. Price,
s. per bottle: 800 Tor bottles
Excelsior Hair Tonic.
F. Turns gray hair back TO its own natural color
without dye The first ana only remedy IN
tie history OF chemistry known to do this
stops hair falling IN from "a hours to oae
week; creates a luxuriant growth. Price.
900 per bottle; for s5.oa
Excelsior Bust Food
mock; gives GFmness TO the flesh and creates a
natural condition of p!usnrness. Price. 81 20
and sS0a
Great Scott
Nine, YaIe's wonderful remedy for removing
and destroying the growth OF supcrnuous
hair takes but FIVE minutes to use; does not
hurt, irritare or even make the skin red:
moves every trace IN one application Price,
S09
La Freckla and FrecaIiS
Nine. M. Yalt's woaderful La Freekla is
known 10 tie the cuiy sure cure for freck les
In from Days u one week alter its first nppli-
cation every reckle will disappear an the
complexion become as clear a. crystal Pr.ce,
sLo0 per bottle.
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Grad Tree bali, ssaaaaoa pars. soaigAt
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P.mples, Black Heads and Skin Diseases cured
wiki Nine. faie's special Lotion No. l sri
special Ointment Sa :. guaranteed; price
slB9 each.
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~ Full stock OF Children's JackstA
E~Chlidren's Fur ssss
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Comforts,

In all qualities. special values at
75c, 81, Sl.25 and S1.5O,
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Excelsior Skin Fesl.
Excelsior COMPLEXION Bleach.

1uaran eel tu rSmove wrinl
trace OF age Price, 81. 50 sua
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Excelsior Hair Tonic.
Excelsior Bust Food.

Guaranteed to develop beautiful B
mock; gives srmness TO the flesh and {
natural condition of p!umpness. Pri
and $Sel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-29
CHRISTMAS AT GOOD WILL.
Each Boy Received Present-Pleasant Ex
ercises at the Church.

Good Win Farm, East Fairfield, Dec.
S.-(SpeciaD Christmas proved to be a
happy season at the farm. Monday even
ing, before retiring, each boy hung his
stocking to the back of his dining room
chair. Each boys confidence in the out
come was rewarded. Tuesday evening
I'll the families attended the exercises at
the church, which consisted of appropri-
ate music, recitations, Christmas tree, and
1he appearance of Santa Claus.
A week ago, Rev. Salem ID. Towne de-
livered a lecture before the boys and their
friends, in the church. 1t was illustrated
with set of stereopticon views. Subject
Home Mission Work in Maine'
Christmas evening real treat came to
The people who assembled at the church
We refer to the selections by Miss A. Jen-
nie Palmer, who is teacher of elocution
at Kent's Hill Seminary.
Principal Mayo is attending the teach
ers' convention at Auburn. Mr.. George
2. Cowan, who takes the position of
principals assistant, has arrived at the
farm and will commence regular duties
of his position, with the opening of the
next term, Jan. 2. Mr.. Cowan is a
graduate of the State College at Orono,
md in addition to other branches will
have charge of the classes in carpentry.
Prof. Lane of Waterville, preached, last
Sunday Supervisor Hinckley will preach
aext Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-29
DONE FOR REVENGE.
Charges Against Inspector White Of Boston
Custom House Said to Be Malicious.

Boston. Dec 2S.-- Friends Of Inspector
Warren of the custom house, believe that
the charges made against him arc the re-
suit of i'll feeling caused by his investiga-
tion of the herring business at New Found
land and Gloucester Other inspectors
reports on this matter are said To have
never been acted up to. Inspector War
ren, it is said, secured evidence that the
United States was being defraudcd of
large sums by dutiahlc fish being brought
into Gloucester, free Of duty.
The charges against the inspector were
brought by Capt. Nathaniel Smith of
Gloucester, and Capt Mailman of the
schooner Albert Geigcr. Special Agent
smith OF the treasury department, is in
vestigating the charges, which allcgo
drunkenness ON the part of the inspector
while searching the vessel.
The fishing schooner Elector arrived
here, today having entered ut the Glouccs-
ter custom house with q cargo of frozen
herring. Today Special Treasury EN-
ployee Byrnc had conversation with
Captain Gpynor Of the Elcctor and re
questcd him 10 call at the federal build
ing, but the captain refused to do so.
Mr. Byrne telcgraphed to Washington
for instructions and was ordered TO hold
the vessel and examine the papers pertain
ing to her entry ut Gloucester. A message
was sent to Gloucester for the papers and
Capt. Gaynor has also gone TO Gloucester.