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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. w. a. Anderson is visiting San
Francisco.
DR.. NJ. II. Woolsey of San Francisco
was here yesterday visiting DR.. Hanna.
DR.. Crenemiller has returned from a
visit to Alameda and the Midwinter Fair.
Wayerly Stairley, the newly appointed
Revenue Collector, is stopping at the
Capital Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Elkus returned
last evening from san Francisco, having
attended the opening of the Midwinter
Fair.
MIR. and Mrs William Beckman and
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Keegan. went to
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FATALLY SGAIDEn
A Virginia City Boys Terrible Death
Hero YaSrardav

August Hill, aged II years, died yester-
day morning from the effects of a scald-
ing he received on the preceding evening
at the residence of his uncle, Thomas
Eams, at 1928 Second street.
The unfortunate boy was standing on a
chair by the stove and fell, upsetting a
pan of boiling water, which poured over
him, fairly cooking his flesh.
His home was in Virginia City, New.
and his father left there yesterday for
this city on being notified of the sad oe-
currence.
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CHARGES DISMISSED
Slack, Killen ana Gait Held Not Guilt
Of

Slack, Killen ana Gait Held Not Guilty
of Burglary.
The charges of burglary against Frank
Slack, John Killen and John Gait, ac-
cused of breaking into the house OF
Manuel Mantos on the Riverside road
about a week ago, were dismissed in
Justice Henry's court yesterday alter
noon.
The testimony on behalf of the prose-
cution failed TO show that either Of the
defendants had hand in the alleged
burglary. or that there was any intent on
their part to commit SO grave crime.
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IN InsoIvent FIRM.

Superior Judge Catlin has declared j.
0. Connor and W. J. Toland, coparluers
in the grocery business, insolvent debit
ers, and has also appointed Sheriff O'Neil
receiver OF the property of the firm.
Their debts are 81 ,70S l3. and assets 81 900.
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NOTICE TO TIRE PUBLIC.-I will con-
tinue to sell the remainder of my cloth
ing, hats, ETC., until the 1st of February
at auction prices. Charles Robin, 6I2
and GA X street.
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VAMF,S DURYEA MINING COMPANY.
- Principal place of business, Sacramento,
Cal NOTICE.-There is delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account ofassess-
ment no. g levied on December 15, 1898,
the several amounts set opposite the names of
the resnec1iNe shareholders. as follows:
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Versatile Fanny Rice who is to appear
at the Metropolitan Theater tomorrow
and Thursday nights, will present the
comedy "a Jolly Surprise" on Wednes-
day night, and on Thursday evening the
latest comedy hit, Miss Innocence
Abroad" Zach performance will be
preceded by an Oilenbach operetta as q
curtain raiser.
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For weak Nerves

USE HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
1t is particularly useful in making weak
nerves strong, as it contains necessary
elements of nutrition for the nervous sys-
tenn, obtained from natural sources.
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And in accordance with law. so many
shares OF each parcel of such stock as may be
necessary Will be sold, at 9l3 K. street Sacra-
mento. CAL, on February 10Th, at 7:30 p. NJ.
OF such day to pay delinquent assessments
thereon, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF the sale.
j. j. HENDERSON, Secretary.
Office, 1919 q street. Sacramento Cal.
I
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AUCTION sale of clothing, furnishing
goods, hats, etc, every day at and P. NJ.
Goods sold at private sale at auction
prices from A. NJ. to II NJ. Chas. Robin,
6l2 and 6l4 X street.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Lights o. London was successfully y
reproduced at the Clunie Opera house
last night, with MIR. Waldron, Jennie
Calef. Mr.. Berch, Mr.. Bacon. Miss Mif1lin
and Miss w Weideman in the leading roles.
Siloorn and Seigrist gave another OF their
daring exhibitions Of midair flight from
gallery to stage, and double somersault-
ing from a swinging trapeze, the per-
former being caught by his comrade
hanging head down from a second swing
ing trapeZe. Same bill again to onight.
The curtain goes up at the Clunie row at
O'clock, sharp-an excellent change.
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BRowN's bronchial Troches will relieve
bronchitis, asthma and throat diseases.
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BORN.
DIED.

MALNBURG-In this city, January esd, to
the wife of J. 4. Malnburg, "a son. =
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(tAIIFORNIA OYSTER DEPOT AMI
Il Chop House. 1925 Fourth street. Besi
Oysters and Oyster Cocktails. Salads, Shell
fish. Hot Clam Chowder every day. RegulGI
meals. Families supplied on short notice
ANDREW MIKULICH. Prop.
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THE SADDLE ROCK
Restaurant and oyster House.
Restaurant de France,

0EO. WIssEMANN & CO. PROPRIE-
tT tors 427 K street, near Metropolitan
Theater Family orders, banquets and wedding
parties q speciality.
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NOLAN BROS SHOE CO.

Successors to Nolan & Son, Nolan Bros.
and Nolan & Coz
6O3 j STREET, SACRAMENTO
Branch of San Francisco.
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CLEAR WATER.
Analysis of Water From the Wells
Outside the City.
The Board of Trustees REQUESTED to
Take Action Upon It's Adoption
or Rejection.

The following communication was re-
ceiyed by the Board of City Trustees at
its meeting last night. which speaks for
itself:
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TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
i county state of Washing;on
A C AArconnisr ~. plAntiR Security Saw
fngs Dank. defendant No 1851 Order Dr.
rsctins nosice 20 creditors
And new this day this cause coming regu
csivsr for an order directing notice TO Be- given 10
creditors OF The cefen liant the Security savir n
BAnx. il 10 hereby
ordered aAd sejudgsd that all creditors OF the
required 10 make due proof Their claims and de-
mAnds against said defendant 10 H. n. q. Hast
inSs. the receiver appointed IN this cause as his
oascs. room 90 Hsler snilding. Seattle, wash,
within sixty 900 days from the date Of the frst
publication OF this notice, - hereafter provided.
and that all claims nss presented and proved
Se barred, and shall not ee paid eus Of the funds
and asset. In the hands of said receiver and that
after the expiration Of sad period ef sIxfy s6a)
days said receiver he In this cout hs report 81 all
claims and demands presented and nisd. also
showing what claims so presented are Above and
waat claims are rejected
IL IN further ordered that tbs order be published
Ter 90 days consscutfvely In the daily Post Inseia-
gencsr and the Telegraph. newspapers published
In Seattle. King county. Washington. and that,
when so published. the same shall constitute due
notice 10 creditors Of said defendant OF the entry Of
this order.
1894 r. sRUaN Jud "a
STATE OF wAsHIEsroN. la
COUNTY OF KTSs.
]. T. w Gordon. clerk Of the superior cou-t Of
40 hereby certify tina. the foregoing IL . frI true
and correct copy o! the Original order directing
sics To creditors. 10 said cause Ne ID a8l, the
same appears on file. and OF record my Office.
Witness ny hand and the seal of said court this
BY H. H SMITH Deputy
Date Of first publication. January 81. 1894
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TN Taa CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
i safes sissstcs OF Washington. Ncrthsrn dtvis-
sen. la equity Va 81
A. T. Fuller w. The Rainier Power and RAILWAY
COMPANY 81 81. Notice OF sale.
Sssftce ~ hessav given th2, the Undersigned
rscssver of the EAnier Power ana Railway Com
ranv pursuant TO or ssr OF said coar.. VIII sell
punifr auction for cash on Wednesday. February
- lsa2 AZ 10 O'Clock a. n, AZ y o 2es-ks fr0nt
street on the prem ses, al OF the buildings and
improvements on the following described prop
erty in the esrv Of Seattle. King comfy. Wasnfax
ton: An Of lots one tll and four az IN block
forty one fal1 IN In pass OF the thlTd addition
thai part Of the city Of seattle heretofore
laid of by A. A Denny and William
y Bell commonly ca ed William y.
Bets third addition, according 10 The plat
thereof excepting fhegefrun parcel consisting Of
the south twenty 81 fees in frontage and west
eighty 1soA feet IL depth Of said sot ~ and the
norta twenty 30, feet in frontage and eighty
(soJ fees ia depth Of said lot four az said build
inxs consists OF a three-story burning known A.
the Alamo . hoase. cottage and another build
ing formerly use dye house. This sale viii
be free of sl liens. except any taxes for the year
1898 on said bGtlciHg~ but n g on said land. and
the purchaser must At bis own expense. remove
or tear down the buildings The sale will be sub
fect 10 confirmation on two days notice. and ths
parchase will have ten days time sftsr contirma-
lion 10 remove or tear down the same, without
liability for ground rent
NJ r BACEUS, Receiver
LrcHrKSRERs, SHEPARD & LYON, Receivers
Solicitors
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T,oUSTy TREASURES S0TfC3-oS AND
~ sfser the lsE day az arch 1894. she Treasures
nf Eing county. Washingier. viii paw On psesea-
sAxlan Asi Outstanding warrants drawn school
ststFics Ma % SAID coeBty bearing d2Es prior to
ana Including warrant No 4sso. dated December
- 1891 BYRON PHELPS,
Coanty Treasurer.
By W. W. EIRxwocp. Dep0sy
Seattle. wash, February Is. 1894
COUNTY TREAsURER,s SoTTCE-oS AND
v amer the gath day Of February lss4. the treas
uger 81 kfng eo8afy. Washington. will pay pre-
seat tlon a. outstanding warrants drawn on the
eaun-y fund % SAID county tearing eafe prior 10
and including warrant Nc fe. 20. dated July -,
1898 Also al es: sfAndtnz warrants drawn on the
road and brt1es fund 81 said coansy bearing tate
prior to and incsndlG9 warrant No 2. 72o. dated
september q. 1894. No interest VIII De paid
such warrants after the ssrh day Of February,
1894 BYRON PBELis.
County Treasurer.
By w W. KIRKwoon. Depnrv.
NOR SALE. BON DS-S0TICE 70 HEREBY
IT given that he hoard Of county ommtssfoners Of
snoaomish county, W ashiagton. will receive bids
up 10 March s. 1894 for sT0 900 Of per ceat 70
year road and bridge bones Bends dated
February !. 1898, and are = legal issue Interest
payable serni-aunnaiIy 90 the arst Gays Of Fehru-
AIRY and August Of each year. The board reserves
The right 10 reject Any or al bids
D. :. swERDFFcERs
County Auditor and CLERK of Beard
snohomish- Wash. February Z. 1894
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scgns VIII AT s1odesa eoaseD sDees. overlooking
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shot2 -. 10 psaaY BroasvaS ssfsnne ~
Hard Tinness Prices. sry rvaFssAss<e oner vi
~ xen<Psad
Fise acres % ehsEcs ) axe Nsshtagton ~sssr
frgax vsrssas 70 sfrees car inks anG NJ prices
10 eoss Sas average suscna t@E
Farm fe86s tn Eihs ssss kftszp eoantsses par
fiaily Improved. prices. pzo 10 sT5 pss acre
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EAST ST. CLoup. Mimi. May rs, 1874
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YOR sALK-BEAE EsIxIx.
Esoa sALE-Is-ACEE eARDEs TEAcTs
II wtsA rHnEtng wss~r, ~ Psr- orrhxrf nay. Al
ESQ par acre william Brsmes. room Up stairs.
sis s@coad street
LOB sALg-yfsE YaRx OF 50 ACRES: Is
fnpxnvssa. w@sI stocked. farming impssMens.
geaesr.
To. saLE-so ACRES or GOOD FAgMJS6
IT land :. nile frana taxu aad sseacz.r iszad aS a.
si2 50 PR arrs. wtaiam Bremen. owDes. roam
~ staars, els Second street
I.oa sAIF-sos ACRES sxeve miles socsh Of
L ssassts leo scrss custiTaEsc1- isc rsch BOT
sors IS ia hous. COED ssaces orchard. Z new bop
kflns, large bara. SEEDS. sskbae. etc. ssson resi-
p'e.. r. ssysa = prss1es. r. ssree year Is
foliovs: From 20 sores of hops 81. oe0 s55.o
1na ssoevo frsce -. Pc 49, 49, cay.
U,oK sALE-stoo WILL Buy PINE RI
II nnaussh naeus IN Clalism county villain u
miles of coznsY rosi- Fec particulars address L.
b.. poss-inseilisencsr
I,os SALE OR EEST-rwo FARM. ONE
4 stx miles from seattle: good chance 10 care
baiit ane gentle. this chance 10 worth looking
aftss. Address r. N. Pos,-InieiBgsscsr.
L,oa SALTS 500 WILL BUY iiSAcRE
II hop and stoc1 farm; acres bearing orchard .
acres hops ali buildings: oner good during AarcA
AddressJ ]. G. Martin. Lyman. Wash
I,oR sALF-caEAp. A FEW ACRES OF
Il my ranch: 30 rods south Of depot George W.
Stevens. MAitby. wash-
L,oH sALE-aRooM HOUSE. MODERN M
Il provereBts. fine location. i0t ssxl2o, highly
improved. valued 50 500: sili Sell for %. 100:
81 .01o cash. balance four or ave years ~ Per
cent J. & Morse. room ga Burke building
L,oR sALE-i2 600 ACRES IN FRUIT AND
Il garden tracts; these productive lands. located
The north end Of hidoy island. are teiug
opened 10 purchasers by nrst-ciaS. roads, laid
systematically, and offer exceptional attractions
10 thrifty settlers The quality of the soil and
facilities NJ hand make this the model fruit and
within range OF netghbors and good markets
Very favorable terms extended 10 settlers who
viii improve ~ Now Is the time secure
productive land and utilize iaaor In creating per
nanent Independent income Apply TO Fred s
Tucker, New York building seattle
L,oR sALE-sELEcT ISLAND FRONTAGE,
Il Is acres. vashon, near Seattle, $50 De Voc,
20le Second
TOR sALE-iso- ACRE FARM NEAR ACNE.
L whatcom county. prics ~ 900; part cash,
balance time. Address L n. Anderson, koksslah.
British Columbia
L,oR sALE-l0 ACRES OF CHOICE I'M
proved land NJ . bargain. one mile from Kent
For particulars address J. T. Eager, KenI. Wash.
L,oR sALE-6- ROOM HOUSE: FURNISHED
Box 1873.
Tor sAI.E-vERY FINE LOT. WORTH
II $500. for only 800. George Dorm Halter
buiiding
L,oR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FINE FRUIT
Il farm water front. near Seattle Box 1884,
city
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Fok EICHAy9 E.

Fuk EICHxNaE
L'oB ENCHANGE-FoR cry PROPERTY
a loo acres near WoodinviIle. excellent soil ii
acres under CULTIVATION. good hnidasS 81 600
membranes. also 20 srFes II miles south of 80
aitle. White river valley; large 2-staEF house
frsiI etc no incambragce- Address n. r. care
Post 10 tell iksncsf.
L'oR FNCHANGF-TW0 FINE LOTS IN
4 suaaFtaa town ia scnoma county Cal for
scard property, Address Z 20. care Post inteiii-
ssncef
LNOS HNChANaR-NEw RFDRooN sErs
Il for cid sets, new Geld Coin stoves for old
stoves. new carpets for ED carpets. Frederick
Nsisoa q MGaE1 corner second aad University
siTSs.a