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crsvesd Ga tha. 6sse froz Fahrmaa. but
TIE court ruled is saadmissshse
HI. kaod Was re-xsEe6 aad testified 70
the absence % the interest Item from the
cash book. ba. on crcss-srazinassoa he
admitted that If money vas rus ia tia
cash drawer without there being any re-
cRsps stub or memorandum il xozld aot
appear on the beck On redirect examine
ssoa tbs witness stated that the eash book
showed ali the business transactions Of the
eEcs ~ taken from the osoer cgscs
records.
b. W. Pessit. accountant for the Dexter
Horton x Go. cask. identifed the $500
check ca that hsnk given By krux to
f4hrrnan and stated that the check vas
paid BY tbs bank and charged u 20 the
account of Aeoiph Krug. city treasurer.
On cross-sxamination witness said he
did not remenber that particaias check
Alter considerable hadgering he admitted
thai the bank ksd only given . credit 20
the clearing house for the ehsck IN cx-
change for other checks returned By the
Dexter Hortca 4 ca bank
GsarEs h Park. booEkeepe- in the Def
ter Horton & co. bAGk in ls92. identified
the - ooc cheek: he had charge Of the
casa book which showed fha. il had been
paid and charged 10 Adolpa krug. city
treasurer.
On cross-examina.;on witness admitted
that he did not know whether any money
had been paid on; on the check or not: ne
simply entered il mp according TO Gus
tom Of the bank.
Court adjourned until O'Clock this
norrsnx
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DEAR old GRANDNO1HERS.
Healthy. Hearty. Happy. Using
Paine's Celery Compound.
How to Make the Last Niles as
Smooth as Possible.
The Illness Of the Aged Nanny Comes
Under the Head of Weakness

Fer ages the world has been ptling up
its indebtedness TO the sweet. sunny,
sanity grandmoshers. Who. " hen rnoshers'
hands have been full and strength over
taxed. have surrounded the young lives
under tie home ROOF with the atmosphere
of peace and rnse.rsAness.
Care for them, thea.
give them the best OF care nd love and
thought.
Do not lie: the cd folks any longer think
out Of sight fr2m the world, feeling that
itcy have no relation TO il.
GIVE them your am when the streets
are slippery. Carefully avoid saying any
thing that implies that they are in the
way. Remember that they, more than
younger people, need something to stir and
clear their SLOW blood and give strength
and tone 10 their nerves aud more feeble
powers of digestion and assimilation.
The illness OF the aged mainly comes
under the head OF weakness. bus none are
too old 20 be helped by Paine celery COM
pound.
Ii brings new material for building up
WORKOUT nerve tissues.
The many forms that nervous weak ness
takes all disappear when once the veins
y,
more vigorous blood.
Paine's celery compound cures dyspep-
sia, sleeplessness. headache and neuralgia
II cieanse> the blood OF every trace of
poisonous humors and encourages Q rapid
addition OF the red corpusces upon which
the vigor of the entire body depends
White cheeks, white lips, badly nour.
ished frames indicate thin, poor blood.
Paine's celery compound restores q rich,
pure current TO the blood and q healthy
action 10 the nervous system.
Tc those who canno, sleep because of
nervous exhaustion, Paine's celery com.
pound will show itself the one thing
needed. Men and women Of every age
VITO have 10 struggle daily to meet the
needs OF too great nervous expenditures
should take this great remedy. Its invig-
Grating, soothing action begins at once
At the nerve centers which manufacture
the nervous force for every muscle and or
gan Of the body
Not only has TOO little attention been paid
to the aged. but the prevention OF nervous
diseases IN children and young adults has
been neglected. Paine's celery compound
Is genuine food for the tired and used-up
nerves 1t cures . tendency to headaches
ana all those diseases which are due to .
disordered nervous system Try il: you
will be convinced.
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The Congregational Club Discusses the
Question in Annual session.

"Romanism and the Republic" Was the
subject discussed Wednesday evening at
The annual meeting OF the Puget Sound
Congregations Club a. Plymouth church.
Rev. T, ". Batter. OF Everett. read q care
fully prepared paper on "Romani.m and
the Public Schools" Everett Smith read q
paper on "Romanism and Politics" He
was not IN favor OF secret organization to
fght Catholics The discussion was par-
tcipaied IN by Rev. Messrs. Gallagher aud
Owen and Messra Knapp. kilbourns and
FairbAnk
The following officers we're elected for
the ensuing wear: President, Hon A. ~.
Fitch. Tacoma; vice presidents, Anson s.
Barsel, Seattle, and Judge Sherwood,
Tacoma; secretary and treasurer, Il. l..
Stocking. Tacoma; auditor, Q. A Water
house, Seattle, executive committee,
ladgs B. J. Humphrey. Seattle, II. NJ.
James, Tacoma, Rev. @. ". Gallagher.
Tacoma. nominating COMMITTEES, Rev. &
Greene. Seattle. Dr. Z. c. kilbonrne, Seat
tie, W. c. Wheeler, Tacoma. outlook COM
rnittse, Rev. l. I'll. Hxliock, d. D., Tacoma,
Rev. \. J. Bailey, Seattle. Rev. A. J.
smith. Tacoma
AZ the close Of the meeting, at which
President George ii. Lee was chairman.
iosty-nlne members sat down TO q banquet
prepared by the !sd.e. Of Plymouth
church, and al elegant tarkey dinner was
ssrye.
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THE nLorrER.

SUPERIOR CORRECTIVE pEFaRTxxyr-os-
BORN. J.
Cclumbis 4 Puget Sound Railroad Com
pany rs Peter Mikkelson-verdict for
plaintiff.
Co.nulbia 4 Puget Sound Railroad COM
pany vs.. Charles Madison ct al.-Defsuls;
and Judgment in sCn Of S. snd costs.
Columbia & Puget Sound Railroad Com
pany W. g. ". Boyee-Defauls; and iudg-
rsent in sum of S. and costs
David Gilmore ct al. vs. II. ". Baker ct
aL-Time extended 10 April TO hie state
ment of facts.
Seattle Transfer Company ". ]. b.
Povles-Continued 10 April l6
A. c. Marconnier es al. VS.. Security Saw
inrs Bank-Leave 70 sue receiver; granted.
Rowland Hill OF a. va NJ. r. Baekus.
receiver-Jadgm Of non-suit against
plaintiff
Peter Peterson vs.. Seattle Consolidated
Street Railway Company-Judgment for
defendant.
Seattle Hardware Company ". L. n.
Griffith ct al.-Judgment Of dismissal; de-
PENDANT to recover costa
EarrTY pKPARrMENr-LAxsLKY. J.
William May denbauer ". James Leddy
ct ai.--Demurrer: sustained; exceptions;
ten days to amend.
Theekla Maydenbauer W. James Leddy
ct al.-Demurrer; sustained; exceptions:
ten days TO amend.
James Mayervs Edward Cisre-Default
and judgment.
Knapp. Burreli & Co. W. Henry Waikis
ct al.-Judgment; signed.
Puget Sound National bank W. 8. Levy
On trial.
PROBATE Observation-Disclosures :.
Estate of Andrew Larson-C. Pearson.
Alfred Psienberg and P. J. Miller sp.
pointed appraisers
Insanity OF Mary c. Lent-Notice Of dis.
charge from HOSPITAL.
Insanity of Frank Larson-Notios Of
death at hospital.
Estate of Catharins Burritt-will fled
for probate.
Estate of F. B. Standardization to
paw claims.
Estate OF James Harmon-Appraisemen
of estate; filed.
Estate Of James Larkin-Will filed for
probate.
cIvIL DEPARTMENTAL j.
David c. Nsrver VS.. ]. Fl. Woolery Of nj,
Motion for new trial; oyerruied
CRIMINAL DEPARTMENT, BALLINoEs, j.
State OF Washington VS.. John Murphy
ct al.-Motion for new trial overruled de-
PENDANTS sentenced to penitentiary for ten
years each.
State Of Washington W. Gust Miller ct
aL--Motion for new trial.
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~ atters In Probate.

An inventory Of the estate of Jaue Hsr.
mon Was tiied BY the appraisers yes,erday
in the probate court, liking it's value at
IS 01n
The will Of James Lsrkin. dated March
q Las. and witnessed by Charley Mason
and George VI. For ond, was nled FOR pro-
bate yesterday. |: begasatbs all the prop
srty Of the deceased 20 hls brother. limo
thy IssrkIa. Of ogdessDaFg, y Y. and sp-
points Daniel kslieher executor
The probate court yesterday received al.
vices from the state insane asylum At
-leslacoori 30 tue effect that Frsnk Lar
con. committed from this county January
Is Isss. bad died on March IL Of epilepsy.
and tAAt Mary &. Lent, committed from
this county ca October 81 last. had bee n
discharged As cured on February -
The last viii and sestamsn, Of Catherine
BGrri,t ~ss filed for probate yesterday.
lt was drawn on May -. IsS9 and nas
Witnessed by Thomas e. ORES and James
I. GLEASON. Rev. Alexander MaeDonne ll
is appointed executor. who Is given xioe
anl IS directed 10 SCI! al sas property OF
deceased aud conyert il into cash and turn
il ever so the sestsfrsx's son. Waiter Har.
rison. residing a. 49, Eighth street. Brook
Iyu, y. Y. VINO sa al divide IL anaoag him
SELF and his seven children equally each
child tn &c. his or her share OH reaching
IS years 0. age.
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REAL ESTATE 6ALEa.
Deeds Recorded in the AudItoP's Once
Ioste Pdav.

Real estate transactions from January 1.
1894, are 81, loo, 137. There were filed for
record yesterday q deeds. the considers
tions aggregating $iA9la Following 10
the list rs furnished by Osborne. Trempsr
| h Co., abstractors of titles, ll6 Cherry
| street. between Front and Second:
c. +. Nelson 10 p. /. Hansen, lot 4, block
+. G. Florschutz to ]. w. Masterson,
10. Is. block II, Com. ST. Steam Motor,
New Eng. Inv. Co. to p. N. Holm. lot 2,
block IS, L. Hanford's, $500.
West Coast Inv. Co. TO s. & NJ. r. x. Co.,
lot "A. block 20. Gilman Park, 500.
E. 4. Breeze TO NJ. Breeze, lots 70. q and
p, block "a. and others. Brooklyn. 81
c. A. Barton TO Il. +. Breeze, acres In
swi. SEA sec |. p. 2, SITS.
Eugene Gotta to King county. strip for
county road in nel mel. Is, 20. 6. 81.
E. Courviue to King county. strip for
county road in nwi. nwk Is. 20. Q. 81
Charles Forget to King county, strip for
ccunty road in nwk ne Is, 20. 9, 81
Il Lanier to King county. strip for
county road In sw sw 7. 20, 8. 81.
Oliver Lsbrich to King county. strip for
county road in lot 5. Z. %, s. 81
n. Lanier to King county. strip for
county road in ne NV Is p. 6. ST.
o. W. Ne'son to King county, strip for
county road IN sc sw :, -. @. 81.
]. B. Mitchell to f. Van Sicien. lots II ia
Is, block 8. Ross 81, $500.
w. l.. Rohb TO A. q. Robb, ~ ~ neH
SELL, sec 20. q. 3. 81.
N. ]. Harrison TO John Nicholas. lot 2,
block Is, Frank Ponfius', 81 900.
Fannie Harrison to John Nicholas, lot 2.
block Is. Frank Pontius'. IS.
l. +. Smith to A. {. Smith. els ofsk Of
nj Of sw1.. sec 8. 2S, 4, $500
q. A. 1rsin to o. A. Spencer. lot 4, block
g. Bakers and Others. $3.50.
Cong onaveih shoiem to b. KoYn, y
plat cs2. Cemetery Con. Oh. Sh., Si25.
II. +. Meserve to Anna Haughan, lot 10.
block IS, East Park, $50.
G. w. Kellogg tn ). q. Meek, block 8.
Woods So. Div. Green Lake. 500.
]. Cornell TO Rose A. DAVIS. lot I, block
4, LAWYERS. 81 go.
s. L. Connect to Pose A. Davis, lot "a,
block Is, Denny s. Hoyt's. $2o.
James Galloway TO j. T. beiilnghsn, pt
los 9, block IL. Greene's. $3.50.
q. III. Mclaughlin TO ]. II. Sylvester, lot
Is, block -. Denny & Hoyt's. 81.
{. H. Shaw to II. ". Martin. sw}< OF -
4 and VIZ nwj4 sey.. IS, 26. 5. $500.
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ARCHITECTS FORM A cHAPrEs
Profession In Washington 60 AmlfatS
With the American Instttute.

Profession I'm Washington 60 Amlfate
With the American Institute.
A meeting of architects from the three
principal cities of the state vas held in
this city on Tuesday and organized Wash
ington Chapter of Architects, which is
to be associated with the American In
stitute of Architects. With that end in
view, the constitution aud bylaws Of the
institute we're adopted and officers were
elected as follows: President w. E.
Boone, Seattle; vice president, William
II. Wilcox, Seattle: second vice president,
George w. Billiard. Tacoma; secretary,
c. W. Saunders. Seattle; treasurer. G. c.
Evers. These with A. Wickersham. OF
Tacoma. and Emil dc Neuf of Seattle, will
constitute the executive council. So tar
sixteen members have been enrolled.
The organisation of the chapter was
fastened by the passage in the house OF
representatives at the last session of 4 bill
providing that the plans of all public
buildings shall hereafter be made by pub
lie competition among members OF the
American Institute of Architects: also by
the fact that several competitions for large
buildings are now going on in this state.
The chapter is TO cover the whole state,
and will thus enable the architects of the
state TO go before any public body and OBJ
tain such recognition ~ is not accorded 10
individuals 1t is also designed to ensure
that only men of professional training
shall be recognized IS architects, and thus
raise the standing of the profession.
Monthly and quarterly meetings will be
held, rotating among thu three principal
cities of the state. at which papers will be
read on subjscts relating to the esshetic,
scientific and practical advancement OF
architecture and general business will be
considered.
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before In5rs HAasord las: evening" and
given urs.i Monday 10 plead.
A license 10 we'd VAS issued yesserday
for DAME. o'Leary and Frances n Noble.
beth Of Tot
SD Il DAvss yesterday commenced IA
action "a the Superior court arninss George
saissts for possession Of $50 worth o.
lumber and shiagse bolts ceionx-ng to
them in the Coleman & Hight mill % Bal
lard which they aliege Shields unlawfaily
seized and hoids
Tie Columbia and Puges Soani Railway
Company Yesterday con- raeaeea sections
sgaIrsss O. " Royce. Chs-ies Madison and
DANES Larson for possession Of lot =, hsoek
g. in 4 A. Denny's addition. alleging
snas they had unlasfuliy entered upon
the premises aeoEE tao years ago and re
fused 20 gre up possession
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Timber Land Cans De Homesfsaded-
Il. Appeal Goes by Default
The application for . review OF proceed
ings 10 tho case Of William II. Gorham vs.
Byron Rice. Involving homestead entry
for the northeast quarter OF section Is
township 81 north. range 4 east. ia which
decision was given adverse 10 Rice, has
been denied by Hoke Smith. secretary of
the interior. GoYham made application to
enter the land under the timber and
stone act," on April l, 1889. and Rec made
tomsstead entry about three months later.
The main question was the character Of
the land. on which point Secretary Smith
says:
1.-THE efforts of Rice were entirely con-
fined 10 showing. or seeking to show, that
the land would 10 ft for cultivation and
valuable for agricultural purposes after it
had been denuded of its timber The only
conclusion, in light of other decisions, is
that Rice mistook tho issue IN the case.
which wss the character of the land at the
date Of Gorham's application to enter, and
not after il had been denuted of its tim
sale according TO law. This brings it
within the provisions of the timber and
stone act The motion Is overruled."
Gorham can nov perfect his application
TO purchase the land.
The decision Of the register and receiver
in dismissing the protest Of Thomas J.
Muilarkey against the final proof of Alfred
i. GERMAN. for the sou;hwe quarter of
sec ton .. township "a north, range east,
has been affirmed by Secretary OF the In
terror Hoke Smith.
Register O'Tooie, Of the land Office, re-
ceived letter yesterday from Assistant
Land Commissioner Edward A. Bowers
stating that, as no appsa! had been taken
from the decision Of the commissioner
denying the application Of Henry c.
Hanson TO amend his homestead entry for
the south half OF the southeast quarter Of
section q, township p north. range IS
vest, % ~ 10 include in addition the west
quarter Of the southwest quarter of section
-. township % north. range Ii west, the
case has been closed.
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Ceurts nnd Public O4ssa.

Tie " u. Peass Millinery COMPANY.
vita 5 capita stock Of sla Ca xas iaeor.
parAsea yesterday ~ Margaret u. Pea-~.
ElAxassth Ii. Cox, Frederick Warts and
l. xabetA L. WartE.
JadEs z. A. Bsi.iaxs-. Of Port Townsend.
was a. tas esastAoase yesterday after.
rooo and all os there again to1av % hear
motions for nes trials - the eases sgs@d
by AiCa last seek in tAss eoaaty.
Ling Stag. formerly .tewsrsl OF the
TniteSi States rsvenue eater A oacost xha
was arrested 81 fars IosEs.na On tas
Charge OF saG aging op3ana into fhe Uz.fesi
States. and who Jumped his boscs onlT 10
20 eApsgEed - Spokane, vxa asraiyass
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Easter Sunday. A cowboy from Okla
homa is the only enlistment to the army
thus far. He is grooming Coxey's horses.
The movement Of the professional tramps
is not toward Washington City, but to-
ward San Francisco. Nowhere else are
they so kindly treated. The tramp current
is again setting strongly to the Golden
Gate, where the nights and days are warm.
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John Hinkey, one Of the gang Of counter
feiters. who we're tried in Tacoma recently,
pleaded guilty last evening N the United
States district court before Judge Hansora
and Was sentenced 10 SIX months in the
peni.entisry at McNeil's island. In addi-
ton he vas fined the entirs costs o. the
proceedings.
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The following new suits ~ees Sled
in the Office of the clerk of the superior
court YESTERDAY.
Columbia & Puget Sound Railroad Conn.,
pany W &. W. Boyee-SuIs TO recover
possess on Of premises
Columbia 4 Puget Sound Railroad Com
rany vs. Charles Madison and Dan Larsen
--Sgis 30 recover possession Of premises.
Frank Sale VS. John McCsnn-Suis 10
recover $50 on pronnissory note.
Sill & Davis vs. George Shieids--Su,t to
recover possession OF personal property.
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conm,.siou.r Morrill, Exon.r.,.d.

George Morrill,, the United States COM
missioner at Arlington, against whom
charges were brought by NJ. l.. Jone. and
others had sweet satisfaction last evening
when Judge Hanford. Of the United States
district court, delivered his decision before a
well-biled court room. The judge read
the afiidavits from both sides. and con-
cIuded by saying that he cav no reason
why Morrill, should not be fully exoner-
atei from the imputations cast upon him.
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A Postmaster who WIN No. Settle.

A suit was filed in the United States
district court yesterday by District At
torney Brinker against Charles Al.
Cooper TO recover . balance Of $3s.
said TO be due the United States
postotfics department. Cooper was ap-
pointed postmaster At West Seattle
in isso and according 10 the complaint
received $3e worth Of stamps. etc, the
amount sued for being. il is claimed, the
amount not accounted for. Cooper il
represented as having repeatedly refused
10 make n settlement. William Bremen
and W. ii. Duke, Cooper's bcndsmen. are
named in the suit.
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The 6rasa March Of III. '.UnempisyeA. 81

Gen" Lsss Z. Fry, Of shs Industrial
army, planning . deseen. Of the unem-
ploye! apon washin gton CITY. hiss sent
word frora I.os Angeles. Cal, 10 Secretary
OF NaT Lamont that the army" IL coming
Regular army officers laugh at the idea of
srogsse 81 " sshlngton Iity 6 . result Of
az iawasioa OF trsmps. There 10 no truth
whatever - tie report thai Msssslaosa, u.
- already tsroagsd With ,ramps, come 10
joan tie Ccxey Army. wasSa Departs on
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The funeral services over the remains OF
Robert Cam pbe!l will be held this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, in Bonney & stewarts
chapel, under the auspices o. the Bensv-
olent Protective Order Of Elks. Rev. Clark
Davis will otfieiase as the chapel. and at
the grave the Eiks' service will be read.
The Insermeas will take place in the E.ks'
lot In Lake View cemetery.
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Martin Murphy. Thomas Davis and
John Murphy. who were convicted last
week OF highway robbery in holding I'D
John Smith one evening last month in
North Seattle, were Yesterday sentenced
to the peni;entiary for ten years each by
Judge Baiiinger. who said he regretted hs
could not make il for life as he considered
IL one Of the mos: outrageous crimes be
haa eyar tried
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Ag,er the meeting in she bank witness had
not seen krag or communicated With him
for several months afisrwsrt.
On crosxsramlnati0n witness said he
had known krug 8 long time aud the lat
ter WAS accustomed TO come 10 him and
a. over his financial affairs. On enc oe-
ession Thurman had told him that he bad
warrants aud had sos them fEsn krgs.
The state objected 10 this line Of examlas-
t,on. but Mr. Lewis promised 90 make Il
very psr:inent later. whsreupon everybody
crane1 their nscks forward 50 IS not 10
lose n syliahls OF the expected important
revelations, and their expectation was
hesxhtenea by Mr.. Lewis next question.
asking tire wltaess whether he had rot tn
,nsrea TIE famous AEug editorial IN the
poxr-Isrxts4sKscK OF September IL Wit
nes, sad he had not done 50. Mr.. Lewis
asked witness il he had not had . eonfsT-
cree with George II Heilhron ca the
night OF September II. and that SIS = result
of that so1ferspce the editorial had ap-
reared. NJ. FaEsh sgasn denied -. He
sad ne hks seen Mr.. Heil5roa daily end
conferred With hIra shsas many things. but
aiSn'I reco.lect 81 seeing ard taking Win
hira tsas nigAt about shat Ksag had tod
him shat dzy. TIE sdlsoris, 4ii not come
cur IS the result 81 saeh s. conferences rita
Mr. Heilbron. Witness nrss .o.d one Of
TIE city eficsss 81 krGg's conversation
With him. Witness nai testified IN tie
Krag investigation o~sose the hasncs entzs-
nlltsee When hs stA,ea saat krar had also
;ole. him ths. some o. the ether oanss had
been siser Aim because tie had sa account
ss Fur.h's hank.
n. e nu.le wss recalled and she~n ire
cash beck ksr. by hgus On August -
lsssa TAe state tried 70 show the ahseacs
fross IL Of sas Item % iasesess fox Si1s re-