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DoDGINGTowN AND VICINITY.

P. c. Durant and E. E. Ferry took a trip to New York, Monday. Shepard.
 MT and Mrs Eaton and two children of Bos- ton are spending 8 few days with Mrs P. Barnum.
 Mir and Mrs G Crane have been the guests of their son, Byron Crane, of Danbury.
 MT and Mrs w. Andrews and son have been visiting her sister. Mrs F. Platt, of Red- ding.
 MT and Mrs K. D. Shepard and daughters spent Monday at Putnum Park.
 o. c. Taylor is on the sick list
 Miss Meirs, who has been boarding with Mrs sherman Smith, returned to Brooklyn, Saturday.
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Michael Quealy of Carbon, Wyoming, is visiting his aunt, Mrs Daniel Lynch of Mile Hill. MT Quealy has with him 40 fine horses, of which he wishes to dis pose of.
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Miss Ruth Bradley, who has been with her sister, Mrs s. c. Bull, has returned to Hartford, where she teaches music another year.
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Mr and Mrs F. c. Gernett and wife of Bridgeport paused at Dicks, this week, en route for their home, from delight ful carriage drive which included Wash ington and through the Berkshire hills and into York state.
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Henry Moore, son of Dea A. c. Moore, while working in his fathers siio one day this week, ran pitchfork clear through one hand. It is believed no ser ious results will follow, although he has had very sore hand.
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Those who travel toward the Depot are thankful that the selectmen have had the plank walk repaired. It has been in a bad condition.
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John Albin and William Simpson, who have been engaged at farm work for S. J. Botsford and A. c. McArthur have gone to Georgetown to work.
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medical: department of Yale university, and has practiced in the New York hos pital, has permanently located in Hotch- kissville and has his office over the Hotchkissville Cash store. He comes highly recommended.
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The ladies and gentlemen of the Con- gregational church are requested to meet at the church on Saturday afternoon at ? o'clock to assist in the fall cleaning.
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w. H. Prindle, in order to increase the water supply at his house, is having his well sunk deeper. The task is not easy, as he has to encounter solid rock.
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Miss Helen Baker, who has been the guest of Mrs John H. Blackman, returns to her home in Brooklyn, N. Y, Saturday.
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Union Business College, Bridgeport.

MT and Mrs Clark B1ackman have returned om Fairfield Beach, and are now visiting in New Haven.
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c. s. Andrews, the house furnisher and hardware dealer of Danbury, has an inter esting announcement regarding theirsstore found in another column.
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D. 5. Brinsmade, secretary, treasurer and engineer of the Ousatonic Water Co.,, stopped at Dicks for a brief sOjourn, this week, with his wife.
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School communication tickets for New town are sold at every station between Stepney and New Milford. The largest number from any one station is Stepney.
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Charles SweeZey has rented the Hen derson place in South Center district.
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Rev and Mrs Otis w. Bsrker and son, Edward, left on Wednesday for a three weeks vacation which will be passed at the home of Mr Barker's father at Stone Church, Genesee county. N. Y.
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Mir and Mrs K. F. Hawley, Mrs c. F.. Beardsley and Miss Grace Judson en- joyed carriage drive to Bridgeport on Thursday.
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Agent c. B. Taylor and Mrs Taylor left on Tuesday for a Western trip. Their objective point of visit will be St Paul, but they will go into Kansas before re- turning.
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The ladies' prayer meeting at Sandy Hook will be held next Tuesday at 3 wi.h Mira Emily "A. Bennett.
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D. c. Beers was in attendance at the New Milford fair on Wednesday and on Thursday, large contingent of Newcomers went up to see c. G. Peck's Hazel trot in the three minute class.
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Howard Belden has gone to his home i Chicago for a two week. stay.
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Miss Mary Bacon organized classes in drawing, crayon work and painting at the Academy, yesterday.
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Henry Holt and family, who have been stopping with Landlord Taylor, have gone to Springfield, Mass.
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People who visit Waterbury will not fail to visit the store of the Waterbury Furniture Go. They have great stock and an interesting store.
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Ialmon Peck bought three .yearling hefers of Stevenson & Heddng, this week
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TIsY IT.

Mrs Charles Radcliffe of Long Hill died on Monday, September 10. MT and Mrs
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Francis Cannon of Bridgeport is spend ing a few weeks with his parents.
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In New Haven County
SOUTH BRITAIN.

All the schools in town have com. menced. They are taught as follows Miss Lum of Stevenson in No. l, Miss Curtiss of South Britain in No. ?, Miss Shelton of Woodbury in No.3 Miss Jack Lyrchburg, Vt., in No. 6, Miss Ward ot Brookfield in No. z, Miss Hurlbut of Rox. bury in No. 8, Miss Treat of Bridgewate1 in No. 9.
 Rev David F. Pierce is improving but gains very slowly.
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W. B. Snifien of the Hook has been in New York, this week.
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Mrs Susan Chipman has been spendin week with Mrs Ammon Taylor at Sar dy Hook.
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o.C. Taylor is on the sick list.

MT and Mrs Crofutt have moved from Horace N"rthr"p's tenement house into the house owned by Mrs Huldah Peck.
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John Lancaster and family of George town visited at Dea A. O.. Moore's, this week.
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emy to complete his preparation fol Yale. He commutes on the train.
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Patsy Ryan Is in New York.

E. M. Peck has been getting two horse power of Elijah Middlebrook of Long Hill.
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Miss Della Botsford has gone to Nortf Carolina to teach in an Indian school a Cherokee.
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| Mrs Patrick Cannon. who has been in
 poor health for some time, has nurse.
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Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with local applications, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucus surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one ot the best physi- lar prescription. It is composed ot the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous sur faces. The perfect combination ot the two in gradients is what produces snch wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send for testi. monials. free.
 F.J. CHENEY < CO.,, Props, Toledo, O.
 Sold by druggists, price 75c.
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ROXBURY.

Extra copies of last weeks BEE can still be had at the stores of Messrs Preston and Joyce.
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Miss Lottie Botsford has entered , type writing school at Bridgeport.
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Mems pants, best and cheapest, at Levy
 Brothers, Danbury.
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Two four-horse bus loads drove from Bridgeport to Henry Beers at Botsford, Wednesday evening.
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John McGinDis took in the Niagara Falls excursion, this week.
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Mrs Susan Hall spent Sunday in Sandy Hook, and after the funeral of Mrs Gil- bert, left for Danbury in the afternoon.
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Miss Margaret Lynch returned to New Haven, Monday, after spending month at her home.
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Ralph Betts, who is clerk at s. c. Bulls drug store, is enjoying a vacation, which Is being spent in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Newtown bee., 1894-09-14

Dea R. L. Warner has some very fine peaches, four of which will weigh a pound.
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Mrs Jane Shepard of Brook field Is with the family of D. G. Beers on Mile Hill.
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Misses Henrietta Dutton and Hattie Futile of Waterbury are guests at Fred erick Chambers.
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AsPETUCK.

William Osborne lost sow and pig with milk fever, re gently. r
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D. c. Bacon and Theron E. Platt were in attendance at the Watertown tair on Tuesday
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Taylor X McGran have g better display turnlture than ever. this tall.
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Nobby Fauntleroy and reefer suits a Levy Brothers, Danbury.
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Curtis Bostwick is spending few days with friends at WoOdmont
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Henry c. Sanford of New Milford has entered the higher classes of the Acad-
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Edward Goodsell is having an artesian we'll sdriven by Sipperley, the famous hustler from Westport.
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Mr and Mrs Charles Minor were in Southville, Sunday.
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A light frost was reported in Tinker. field district on Wednesday morning.
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Miss Florence Wales of Monroe has en. tered for course in Newtown Academy
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Edward Taylor passed Thursday and Fri day of last week at Fleetwood Park, enjoying the races.
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WATERFRONT.
CHRIST CHURCH AFFAIRS.

1 Last Sunday morning the Rev H. N. Cum nlngham preached to 8 crowded church from tho text, "Whom say men that | the son of man ama" In the evening to q large congre-
 gation he preached from the text, NThy faith
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inspection at P. J. Lynchs guarantee shoe
 store 8t the Hook.
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Randolph Hill of New Milford spen Labor day with friends in Sandy Hool
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Children's school suits from 98c up al Levy Brothers, Danbury.
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had made thee whole" Mir Cunningham is an eloquent an d forcible speaker and holds the attention of his hearers from beginning tc end. He says he has big ork to do in Walt ham, Mass, which will occupy his time and attention for several years.
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POINTERS FOR HoUsEKEEPERs.

Bargains in rice, five pounds for s5c at E. F. Hawley's.
 Good empty molasses hogsheads for sale at E. F. Hawley's.
 New tall'line of dress goods, ginghams e tc., at E. F. Hawley's.
 Don't tail to read E. F. Hawley's "ad," this week, and see what he has to Isay about hats and caps.
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L. B. Booth has been in town, this week
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ZHe HozOLand, Goa0, Stark Mcin cnnnon an0 Combany. Hgtfericf' hgaa5i fes streets. Patterns.
 Brzagebort, Conn.
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The faIl styles in loot wear are Areaay for
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Rev o. 0. Wright will hold divine ser vice at Berkshire chapel, next Sunday at h. m.
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wooDBURY.

HOTCHKISSYILLE. Dr J. $. Bissell, a graduate of the
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4 UCTION SALE-The undersigned will seii A at public auction, Friday and Saturday, Septembe 2I and P. 1894, at his residence one mile west of Huntington Center, commence ing at o'clock a. m., all his household furni wagon, concord wagon, one young COW, good driving mare, harness, etc. J. F. Reeves, Huntington, Conn.
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NOR SALE-Road horse. two carriages, two
 E harnesses; also pony and outfit, cheap. Apply evenings at Dicks Hotel.
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NOR SALE-About six cords of good stove Newtown, Conn.
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Fairfield County News.

minute class
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THE ATTENDANCE AT THE OPENING, THIS WEEK, LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE.
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Railroad and corporstion Notes.

Railroad and Cooperation Notes.
The burned Union depot as Denver will
be rebuilt.
A. B. Calder has been appointed travel
Ing agent for the Can adam Pacific railroad
for Oregon. Washington and British Co
lumbia.
Union Pacific telsgraphers and engineers
were in conference with officials Of the
road all day Monday over the wage sched-
uie. but no result was reached.
w. d. Miller. chief dispatcher Of the
Canadian Pacific railway at Vancouver,
British Columbia, was in the city yesser-
day on his way home from . trip 70 Cali.
foruia.
District Passenger Agent R. c. Stevens,
OF the Great Northern railroad, has been
promoted to the position of general agent
of both the passenger and freight depart
ments.
+. B. Semple. for several years connected
With the passenger department of the
Union Pacific railroad, was today ap-
pointed general passenger agent Of the
Denver. Texas & Gulf system.
The Boatner resolution to take the Un-
lon Pacific litigation out of the depart
msnt of justice and prosecute II BY special
counsel still rests with the house commit
tee on judiciary. but Chairman Reilly, Of
the house committee on Pacific railroads.
says he 10 confident OF the passage Of the
resolution when the question 10 again
called ~.
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PAINE'S
Celery Compound
MAKES PEOPLE WILL

Ellis. C H. Hamilton. Clarence rhwene
and wife. Mr.. @. w. Clark and sro child.
rem. B. AcArdle. C. Fryer
Schooner Bangor completed her CARO-
OF lumber At Kerry's mill yesterday and
Magic.
Steamer Al-Ki, which arrived SATURDAY.
night. cleared for San Francisco yesterday
with ]. $50 tons Of coal for the Oregon I'M
provensnt Company.
Bark Harvester has been parcha,ed ov
the Alaska improvement Company and
bark +. s. Thompson has been purchased
oy K ID. Hume < Co. Both wili take can
merry supplies 10 AiaskA
Schooner Prosper arrived at Salmon bay
yesterday to load lumber. making q aees
Of four vessels now loading az Sssm.on's
mill. The other three are the baYkensine
Z. q Funk, schoonsrs Salvador and +. e.
Sander.
Steamer Umatilla sailed for San Fran
cisco Yesterday with the following passen-
gers: Mrs. l. s. Proper, Mrs. D. d. Proper
Mss Marion Armstrong. ]. L. Byrn, w. j.
Clancy, W. r Keaslng. ]. Parkinson. NJ.
Z. Msndeii, ]. A. Jackson and wife. Will
lam r. Trnckie, ]. r. Brace, Miss Emily
Barrett. Mrs. blanchard. h. Croft ana
VIE. Mrs +. A. Buck, Charles A. Briggs.
~ Lowman. L. Epting, ]. 0lcovich, Win.
lam Muster, Jennie Mcdowell.
Steamer Queen arrived from San Fran
cisco yesterday In place of the City of Pu-
ebla. which il disabled. She brought a
hight freight and the following passe myers |:
3. 8. Abbott. b. NJ GodsaiI. J. b. Smith,
n. L. adams. d. I. Van olinda, c. L. Van
Dina, II. p. Chapman, G. A. Stoddard, c.
W. Hartman. J. c. Armstrong. NJ. Phil
lips. Mrs. A. +. Allis. Mrs. S. r. Aliis, Mrs.
II. Vest Mrs, E. L. Herner. Mra L. Pell.
rail. i. A. Lewis and wife, Mrs. Dockreu.
A. Campbell. c. A. Thomson, L. L. Ra-
malta, @. g. Mccarthy, Mary Bestol, Misc
Alice banks. Mira. w. A. Hardy and son,
Mrs. +. L. Herman, Mrs. G. A. Brett and
twenty-seven steerags.
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TO MAKE INQUIRY.
Official Inquiry Into the Capt
Bryant Charges
SPECIAL AGENT culLoM HERE.
Instructed ~ the Treasury Department
- Maks fAsresgA Iavssssgs-
tien 81 tie Case.

An investigation Of the charges pre-
fsrred against Capt W. ]. Bryant, United
States local inspector Of hulgs, by the
Puget Sound Harhof Of Masters and
Pilots, has been ordered by the treasury
department, and Leslie L. Culiom. special
agent Of the treasury for the district. has
been detailed 70 do the work
Mr.. CuiIoD arrived in the city yesterday
from Tacoma and il ct the Arlington.
When asked By . Posf- re-
porter last evening If be was to make the
invest cation, be replied that he Vas, that
the matter had been referred to him by the
department. He will remain in the city
some days and collect the evidence which
has been Published against Capt Bryant,
and probably cover other points in the
charges, concerning which nothing has
yet been published. He will also learn
what Cap. Bryant has to say in reply to
them aud submit the results Of his investi-
CATION to the department. TO be acted upon.
Tho charges accuse Capt Bryant of hav-
ing engaged in marine insurance and other
business in conflict with his Official
duties; that he has licensed inexperienced
men ~ masters and pilots; that he has re-
fused to grant or renew licenses Of men Of
tried experience, without giving reasons
for the same, as required by Law; that he
10 arbitrary and malicious, aud that he
uses his cfllciai power TO secure business
for the insurance company which he rep
resents; that while inspector he has en-
gagged in tho business of selling life pre-
servers. which Is specifically forbidden by
law: that after licensing . vessel he has
tried to have her insurance cancelled, circu.
lating reports that she was unsafe; that he
has falsified his accounts and violated the
Law In other ways
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MARINE NEWA

TAToosB. March 19-5 o. m.-rSpecial. !
Clear: light west wind. Outward-Stf
Puebla in tow tug Fearless, Ills a. m.
NKAH BAY, March 19.-5p. m.-fSpeciai.l
Clear; light west wind. Tug Sea Lion
In bay.
CLALLAx BAY. March 19-5 .. m.-lsps-
cial. Clear; Light west wind. Sh Thistle
In bay.
PYsHr, March ls--5 p. m.-(Special l.
Clear: light west wind.
Posr CRESCENT. Marcn 10 IS p. m.-lSpe-
cial. Clear, light west wind.
PoRr ANGELES. March I9--5 .. m.-fSpe-
cial. Clear; light west wind.
HoQUIAM. March 10 Special. Tho biz
Seminole arrived yesterday from San
Francisco. thirteen days overdue. She
came here for two masts TO put in place
and will then proceed to the Sound to take
on a cargo OF lumber for Australia She
Ia the bark reported having heen seen by
the str Signal, in the Posr-IyTELLIoKSCER
OF Saturday. having lost her foretopgeiIant
mast She is the largest craft ever in
Gray's harbor, and when loaded draws
twenty -four feet.
SAN Francisco. March 19.-Quits a
number Of seaiers recently put into Yoko-
hama, among them the Diana. Enterprise,
Casco. Agnes Mcdonald and Dora Ste " ard
The Umbr.na put in for repairs, having
lost a couple of her boats and some sails
The oscar and Hattie. owing TO trouble
some leak, and the Aurora we're also IN.
deygoing repairs.
As an indication Of better times on the
water front, IL is said the schooner Roy
somers shipped a crew At the rate Of SO .
month. /; 10 believed the scale o. wages
viii De one of the TOPICS considered by the
directors OF the Ship-O.ners' Association
at their meeting on Wednesday afternoon.
Arrived-Str Point Iona. Coemopolis:
sh Commodore. Seattle. via Cia!lam bay.
Cleared Str Farallon. Port Angeles; str
Columbia, Astoria; bS Mermaid. whaling.
Departed Str Beluga. whaling: str Co
lumbia. Portland: str Cosmopolis, Ho-
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THE BLorTER.
sUPKRroR cocRr-EouIrY DEPARTMENT, LAue.
LEY. ].

eCfkKtok CoC1T-kQCITY DEPARTMENT, IAu0s
LEY, J..
Pitkin Brook Company W. f. Lobe
Comrany--Order to file creditors claims
ID. Kecier OF al vs.. Harry White ct al
Order to show cause; set Tor March q.
ID. L. Cox W. Ninth Street Grocery Com
pany--Order to sue II. 4. Turner; order TO
purchase stock; = order allowing receivers
compensation.
g. n. weigie vs.. Cascade Insurance
Company-Referred to w. r. Andrews a.
judge pro tenn to try suit.
State W. Harry g. Porter-Pstition to
send defendant to reform school; denied:
remanded to care OF Mrs. Sarah Freyberg
w. b. Robertson W. r. j. Pratt ct al
Default and judgment: signed.
A. Fobes vs.. N. Busseli--Default; signed.
p. J. Concannon ct ux. vs.. w. J. Babb
ct ai.--Restrsining order; dissolved.
Puget Sound National band We. Samuel
Levy ct al.On trial.
Application of w. r. Van Dyke for writ
Of habeas corpus-Judgment withheld !;
prisoner remanded to care Of chief of
police.
CIVIL pErAErNEsT-ossoRN.y j.
]. J. McGillicuddy vs.. Stillaguamish
and Sultan Mining Company ism issed.
Milton Van Dyke VS.. Walter SoderberR
ct al.-D.smissed for want of proseeu-
ton.
i. ). hartley Va. n hoy OF et.-J udR.
ment; granted.
Anna Sophia Bryggsr ". John Schweit-
ser--On trial.
PROBATE DEMONSTRATION
Guardianship OF J. IL. Neagie-Order ap-
proving mortgage Of real estate.
Estate OF Caroline NJ. Shepard-Dscres
admitting will TO probate.
Estate of Otto Ranke--Order to show
cause; set for hearing March 80.
Estate of l. NJ. Hall-order to sell real
and personal property.
Estate of q. J.. Hapcock-A. Amunds
appointed administrator.
Guardianship Of Bert Hammond Of al
Petition. bied and noted.
Estate Of John STANDARDIZATION 20 cell
real estate granted.
CRIMINAL pEFaRrMxSr--MooRK J.
State vs.. a. krug--On trial.
UNITED srATKs CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT cousr
-HAsFosp. j.
United States ~. Ling sing-Smurgl.
ing: bench warrant returned: defendant
pleads guilty. and IL sentenced to fifteen
months imprisonment and to pay tine o!
500 and costs.
Warner VS.. Hatch ct al.--sst for
March -
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The presentation Of IN elegant silver
water service to s. s. Nef took place at
the Hotel Northern last evening, the SER
vice being token Of remembrance from
the party entertained by Mr.. Neff on tho
steamer Cricket Sunday on tho lstter's
trial trip to Everett. shortly after o'clock
the party reassembled in the Hotel North
ern and were shown 20 the room Of L. b.
Sapp, Mr.. Neff 3 attendance being secured
by ruse. Mr.. Sapp made . neat little
speech, presenting the service as . me-
mento Of the pleasant excursion Of SUM-
day, and Mr.. Neff responded briefly. The
service Is large porcelain-lined silver
fitting pitcher with goblet, the words,
"Steamer Cricket. March Is. 1894" being
engraved on the pitcher. the name Of the
steamer being also cut on the goblet.
After the service had been admired by all
it was dispatched to the regions below and
returned With the pitcher full Of cham
payne. accompanied BY extra bottles and
Was informally christened.
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mineral In character. 49, ~ sr..~-.
menss bad been made. ard th.s - 80
-. nsd taken steps to iound . town
location.
March - the advers, e,.;.. v,,. d..
'sssd y ths local register snd receiver.
- ppsai sss taken, in which the ruins
.0s sdvefss claims Vas confirmed. but
- osys given she .ovnsits company
.ppiy Tor notice OF Q hsAr:nR. The
no.ace o. appsal was 6Eea. bu: before any
scsioe vas taken the same parties lied An
sppiicatiou for . dismissa; Of : hs.rine
.no ss<sd that tbs sosasits be allowed 70
s'.na = TO the ground not In conHies
sa 'ns said placer claim. In view Of the
.1Neeoing the eommissionsr decides shas
IN decision dismsssine the adverse claims
= nnai. add that the order Tor hearing l.
fssoksd. The case . cloned.
commissioner Lamorenx has instructed
'ster oIoo!s 20 examine the entries Of
8. :. Ciark Tor northeast quarter Of south
ssss quarter Of section 10. north vsst Quar-.
ssf OF southwest quarter and south half
o. southwest quarter Of section II, town
NIP - north. range east, and JosI J.
coJer Tor northwest quarter Of section II.
township 80 north. range S east. the
former homestead and the latter timber
and stone. ON their merits. James PAYNE
alleged that certain parts Of the lands
nad deposits Of coal, but when letter,
were sent him from the local ONCE IN
reference to hearing no answer was r.
ceived.