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The weleess on - Seek Mary Brswn.
PosT Towssrxp. Jan. eL-fspeciaL r
The United States revenue enter Oliver
wolcots sailed for cruise along the west
eosst Of Vancouver island yesterday
morning. ia search Of the missing San
Francisco sealing schooner Mary Brown.
whose crew il supposed TO be cast Away
on some desoiate island between here and
UnaiaskA In the spring of 1887 the Woa-
colt sailed on . similar cruise in command
OF Capt. Russie Glover in search OF the
ship St Stephens. which had sailed from
San Francisco coal laden. On that cruise
the Wolcost discovered traces and evil
dences Of txenty-nine wrecks along the
Vancouver coast, which has since been
called "ships' graveyard" Some doubt
is entertained a. to whether the Wolcost
Is competent and seaworthy for this voy-
age, especially il any storms are encoun-
tered. Some of her captains have refused
TO go outside of Cape Fiatsery during
stormy weather. saying that she is not sea-
WORTHY.
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stand, bat there has been no test case. and
meanxhils the commissioners say the spe-
caaI road taxes must be paid OK Al tAxes
Of those assessed for road Improvements
viii Sc delinquent
n Z. Downs, president Of the Blue Can
ron Mining Company. 10 still in New YORK
and Is not expected to return for about sax
weeks. Development work Is progressing
very satisfactorily as the nina. bat no
effort il bsing rnsde as present to mins
more than enough to supply the local
market and few steamers
There are 9s5 pupils enrolled In the pub
lie schools and the average attendance
il 81
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consul - that plaza The Yokohama Be-.

consul ~ that plaza The Yokohama Bos
Of CHrios says:
The COMMITTEES On testimonial 20
United stxtes Consul General Tllctson
have concluded their labor and o. SD
.. 10. today fDecemher 81 VIII present the
sane 20 him ss the consulate Is Vii con.
sist Of very handsome and vaizaese eosd
watch. chain and Gockei a1d viii bear an
appropriate inscription. and ws have no
doubt VIII ever be treasured BY the general
A = rnernento OF Japan and the many
friends he has made among al rationale
ties, for the promoters were his friends
and we're act confined 20 bis countrynfn.
The subscribers are requested 70 be present
~ 30 O'Clock this afternoon"
Mr.. TiIiotson ia expected home In sbous
o month
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WHArcox. Jan. special The re-
pest Is again earrenf that the sleasser Sc
hozae IS to Ss Withdrawn fron the Belliuc-
ham Fay rcafe it Canadian raSi6c cars
qua ever the Great Northern tack &c Seat
lie
Tie county treasurer reports taxes com
tng n very satisfactorily considering the
SeA grzs& There Is good deal Of kick.
ing against the road improvement taxes
sna good nsAay have refused 10 par. hut
have rendered their ether taxes, Which
tie commissioners have instructed she
treasurer aoi % seoeps without payment
q the FeAs tax also. Some Of tAs alter
neys say the road assessment Las vii no,
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THE TACOMA wArEn swrxDLE.


Plans IL osiy MsHesaifG
TACOMA. Jan. 2L--ISpscisl.l -At the tail
end OF report presented TO the city coun-
Gil last evening. praying for some action
looking 10 securing temporary supply Of
water. the board Of public works makes
this reference to the 81. $50 600 water plant
which was unloaded last spring upon the
city through deception and false state
ments made by the water company
through the local daily press and most Of
the weekly newspapers:
While the quantity Of water IL not
such as was expected AZ the time this pro-
position Vas voted upon. vet these springs
tIhomss and Pattarsonl are on the line 20
an adequate supply. When the consamp-
ton of water shall become such that an
extension 10 deemed necessary. then this
system can be used in snch extension."
One and ,hree-qusrtcr millions for a
makeshlf,i Fitting climax TO the flrn-
tanning Of taxpayers, as Was exposed
fully nj the time by the Posr-IsrEtIIsEx-
CIR. But II remains with the grand Jury
now IN session TO deal with the assertion
made By = prominent citizen soon after
the superior court was asked 20 call that
body 10 inquire into alleged frauds In this
connection, viz:
"it Is useless 10 call grand jury. The
same powers that unioaded ths water
works upon the city will spend another
sloo, 900 TO defeat an investigation"
The board Of public works believes tina.
100000 gallons Of water might be real
ized from thu Patterson aud Thomas
springs combined The water company
announced, through The newsp Apers tina,
served IL. thai there were 1000 200 gal.
Ions to be had from hesesprings
And now the upAhet. The board Of
pnhlis works calls for a meeting with the
city council next Wednesday al n m
20 consider its report and the suggestion
that the water estimated 20 be realized
from these springs, together With the
water Of the gnIehes In the southern nara
az the city, es utilized a. temporary
rnakeshifs supply in return for the ex.
penditnre Of 81, 600 voted for gray.
iIv Supply" OF water, which shs poSr-lS-
rrtrIsxScks showed never -existea a,
stated by the water company through the
newspapers employed 10 publish decep-
tive eta tements.
The board states that Il row costs sIs nr
PER anaan TO serve 5. ~. ooo gallons daily.
and would cost So so approximately "a
serve Z. ooo. ooa Is leans toward the Marie.
wood supply Of clear potable" water. haI
the cost would b too great as would alsu
be the ease we're the Clover creek rsopo.:
tson TO he continued By using tho safe,
farther up the stream.
There are insinuAtions about the r-rer,
that besoken . hustle for water. even ,
temporary sarply. inasmaea a. The ctr
has heen enioinea from the use Of ~.
Clover creek supply.
The beard a,so remarks casually that ~.
findings allowing that there were catv
l,eo,eoo gallons. Instead Of 5000. co. a
Patterson springs tel .asks . thunder
bolt" few mere ~tAanaerbolis" raa,
open the eyes Of the ,sxpNyers
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TAcoss. JAN 2L-fSpecial.l Council
man Boardman showed in the meeting of
the council Saturday that If retrsnchment
IN city affairs is not made Immediately
the city viii be bankrupt At the present
rate OF expenditure the city's finances
will be expended in February. Interest
is nearly due on the light and water bonds.
and If the city Ii behind In this affair, /"
said he, sit viii shut as out Of the bond
market"
A COMMITTEES OF FIVE was appointed to
investigate and report where salaries can
be reduced. The council will 60 in com
nittee Of the whole next Wednesday.
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ssrfk. Riot. .. bridgeport. cs...

BRrpaKPoRr. Conn, Jan. Blowing TO
the discharge Of Eve men the employees Of
the Bridgeport Traction Company struck
yesterday. Today the company made
IN endeavor to run the cars with
new men, but the strikers, with the
assistance Of sympathizers, prevented all
cars bus one, Which made trip over the
lines. from running. Police were on duty
ali day. There we're many incipient riots.
which were quelled without difficulty. A
number of police and strikers were more
or less injured. The trouble was settled
tonight by the company taking back all
the strikers but one
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The gwfnd1ers Cited 90 Appear an
Answer for Their Misdeeds-

Ths egfnd1ers Cited 90 Appear ana
Answer for Their Mtsdeeds-
TACOMA, jan 2-iSpeciai- AT the city
council meeting yesterday Councilman
Harris moved that the Ledger appear and
show cause next Saturday WHY 10 three
price city printing contract shonid not Be
cancelled. the understanding being that
the Ledger had violated its contract. There
was no objection 10 the motion and Is Eas
unanimously adopted.
The 7acemian publishes comparative
statements this week showing that the
Ledger Is no; using the proper type called
for and is sxindGing the city. The Taco
nssan's caption to its article covers four
columns and is 40 follows:
BRAzgS.FAcED swIHpLE
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Tacoma Persopa, Nevs.

TACOMA. Jan. 81 Especial l. John
LIllsy. Of Port Townsend. Is at the Fife.
Assistant United States Prosecuting At
torney +. Conrad Robertson has q new
nine-pound bsrrister at his home.
w. III. Fullwood, advance agent OF the
Calhoun Opera Company, Is at the Ia
coma. His company will appear here
again eariy In February.
q. s. Rankin is here from North Yakima.
John s. McMillin, of Roche Harbor,
president and general manager of the
Roche Hsrbor Lime Company, Is at the
Tacoma
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TACOMA. Jan. H.-lspeciai.l- the an.
nual meeting OF the Associated Charities
tonight 1t was reported that the wood ard
for unemployed labor was nearly self-sus-
tanning and lessened materially the mum.
Dor OF applicants for charity. especially
from those who prefer working to begging.
Ninety two per cent. of the emergency
loans made were returned, and IL was re-
commended that an emergency fund for
small loans TO the deserving poor be made
q feature of the association.
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suic,d. ,h. SEQUEL of . Murder.

VALLEJO, Cal, Jan. 2i.-Another tragedy
occurred here today as direct outcome Of
the m urder of d. J. Sullivan, of San Fran
cisco, who Was shot during disturbance
in q bawdy house here Friday night.
George Crolly. disreputable associate OF
an inmate Of the house. is under arrest for
the murder. At the coroner's inquest on
Saturday A. S. Hill, keeper of the bagnio.
gave testimony directly duplicating Crolly
as the murderer of Sullivan. This after
noon at 4 o'clock Hill blew out his
own brains with . pistol. dying
instantly. It now appears Hill
began drinking after he left the
coroner's court Saturday afternoon, and
that friends OF Crolly found him and up
braided him for DESERVING the prisoner.
They threatened that he had better leave
town, and 1t 10 now said that the police
had been warned that Hill was preparing
70 so to avoid giving further testimony
against Crolly. This afternoon Policeman
Fleming started out to apprehend Hill
and take him into custody. Hill was in
the front room of his own house and saw
apoliceman approaching. He dashed out
OF the rear door, ran to his sisters house
on the water front, and there blew his
brains out. It il said Hill feared he was
to be arrested as an accomplice in the
murder.
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In Memory of samoan storm Heroes

In Memory OF Samoan storm Heroes.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Jan. 2L-Tns memory
Of the American naval heroes who lost
their lives in the great storm at Apia. in
March, 1850, was honored by the unwilling
of beautiful memorial window at the
naval academy tod AZ. This Is . tribute OF
the United States Naval Association. DR..
Clark, chaplain of the naval academy.
delivered q special sermon. Several
officers who Witnessed the terrible scene
were present. The window came from the
studios of the Royal Bavarian establish.
ment of Mohr & Co., in Munich. and was
on exhibition at the Worlds fair. The
window Is seventeen feet long and four
feet wide, and contains three pictures,
two of them portray scenes at Samoa. and
the third is Scriptural piece, illustrative
of ST. Matthew viii:20. Below the Biblical
illustration are two large disks. The up
per one shows = broad expanss of water
which reflects the rays of the setting sun
struggling through the wind-driven clouds
by which the sky is hidden. On the
horizon can DO family seen coral reefs.
The scene is intended to represent the har.
Dor of Apia jast prior to the storm.
Standing boldly out in the foreground i.
the frigste Trenton. In the far distance i.
the Vandalia.
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Brief Tacoma News.

TACOMA, Jan. 21--lspecial.I THE City
of Kingston is going on the dry dock to
be painted A new wheel will also be put
In. The North Pacific will take her run.
Lottie Collins viii be At the Tacoms
theater Monday and Tuesday.
. The vigiIants football team defeated the
high school team, IL TO 2.
The Fleetwood broke down this after
noon, her condenser getting out Of order.
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QUAY ATTACKS THE soNDs

He warns investors That the oeeaRis1es
Are Mot Good.
BKAvTI, Pa. Jan 2i.-Senator Quay IN
An interview to be published tomorrow
vigorously attacks Secretary Carhsie's
proposed bond issue. He doss not
favor legislation for the issue OF
bonds to relieve the treasury and
believes any that may Be issued without
absolute authority OF iav should be re-
pudiased. Takers of the loan offered Feb
ruary know the securities 60 out under .
cloud, and their redemption wiz b IN
important political issue in future.
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Fought Their way rhroash the window

The crash of pane Of glass on the side
walk in front of the Kinnear block. ct the
corner of South Third and Jackson
streets, attracted the attention OF
Officer Barbse about midnight last
night. He found .. piece OF the
glass sticking edgewise IN the
sidewalk, and tracing it to the fifth floor,
found Fl. /. Stack. E. r. Richards and K.
G. Kyle engaged in deadly battle. One
had bleeding nose. another cut hand.
and all were more or less CORY. With the
aid of Officer Lennard he took them to
police headquarters.
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PARIS. Jan. 2L--It transpires that Sarah
Bernhardt had narrow escape from death
by poison while performing in her new
piece, 'Izeil," on Friday last. Her
new Dahomeyan servant, Kerim, who at
tends her at rehearsing, put some lauda-
mum in her cup of tea by mistake. Bern
hardt noticed the strange taste before she
drank enough to do her any serious harm.
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Or. Talma<s Re.iess His Passsrsts.

BROOKLYN. Jan. 2l.-Rev. T. Dewitt Tai
mage at the close of his sermon at the
Tabernacle today announced that he in
tended to resign from the passorate of the
church. the resignation to 60 into effect on
the occasion of the twenty-ffth snnlver-
sary of his taking charge Of the Tabernacie.
No intimation had been given by DIR. Tal-
mage, and the announcement was sur
prise 10 the congregation.
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In.ursent Victories in Brasil.

New YORK. Jan. 21.-A HerdLd's dis
patch from Lisbon says, Newspapers here
publish dispatch from Rio Janeiro say
ing Gen. Saraiva has entered Rio bay with
transports carrying 5000 insurgent troops.
RuESos AYREs, Jan. 2I-rhe Brazilian
government forces in Rio Grande do Sui
have arrived At Santa Ana. pursued by
the rebels. who have made heavy levies
upon the inhabitants, causing general dis
r0ufeut
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The Conouest Of Hondur.s,

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.--A Heraid's special
dispatch from Managua says: President
vasquez, of Honduras made o stand
against the Nicaraguan invaders at Ger
rito yesterday, but was again defeated.
There has been another sharp engage
ment between BonilIa's advance and Vas
quez's rear guard. ending in Bonilla's men
falling hack
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press representatives George u. Pullman.
dispatched the party In his privsts car and
did everything possible 70 make the jour
ney . pleasant one. The excursion Ieis On
the overland dyer Of the Chicago q North
western road ut 1880 O'Clock tonight At
Omaha representative from 81 Lcun are
expected 20 Join the party.
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A Ch.haIis Ciersym.n M.

CHEHaLIs. Jan. 2.-TSpecial l-Rev.
Spencer s. Suiliger. presiding elder of the
Methodist Episcopal Vancouver district,
whose home is in Chehaiis. Is sick, threat
ened with an attack of Inflammation Of
che bowels II will be three weeks or more
before he will be able to resume his work.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. H.-Ths condition
of George w. Childs is not so favorable.
The following bulletin was issued at IL
O'Clock: "M-. Childs is not SO we'll to.
night There has been some slight rise in
his temperature. DIR. Leidy will remain
with him during the night.
"S. J. V. DEcosrA
"JoxrHu TrrpYn
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tn. Farewell, 9. esa.a, rm,s..s..

IhcoNs. jan si.-Tspeclal. 4 ladv
friend o. MIA Tyllotsoa. wiss ~ Con.ai
General Ttllolsaa 20 ksa&gawa. JapAn.
has written her that the presentation
made Ir. Tsglossea Ga his departure fer
Tacoma i the srss sastaace in xhsch Al.
nasioasl.sses have is.aed ia honoElaS a
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TACOMA. Jan. 2I.-lspecial. IA decision
handed down yesterday morning by Judge
Pritcaard regarding the custody Of the
$1,000 OF the state agricultural college
funds held by the late treasurer, A. II.
Smith, orders Mr.. Smith to return the
money TO the college
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Spanish rishermsa Drowned.

BrLBoA. Jan. 2i.-A heavy gale pre-
vailed in the bay during the last twenty.
four hours and number of fishing boats
have been lost. At least twenty-five fish
ermen have been drow ned.
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French Troop. An,bushsd in ronsuiz

PARIS, Jan. 2i.-A dispatch from Ton
quin says a detachment of French troops.
commanded by Capt. Delaney. was am
pushed by pirates whom they were pursu-
ing in the bush near Caihui ON December
8. After the French entered the ambus-
cads tho pirates fred q volley on them,
killing Capt. Delaney. wounding three
heutenants and killing or wounding eigh-
team men
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THE NOTABLE DEAD.

Gen. Emile xellinet, faith er Of the French
army. 10 dead.
c. Fl. Colt, son OF the famous arms maker ana
commodore Of the New York and Larchmons
Yacht Clubs. died ct the Hotel Puuta Gorda,
Florida, sunday afternoon.
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go. OUR LIVING WITNESSES .....

oHIcAso Dec. IS. 1854
Stewart . Holmes Nanufscturinx Co, Sc,
attic, wash:
Gsntismen-I am out OF the Revealed
Rensdy again. Please send rne case BY
freight have given away about half rhts
LAT case used two or three bottles myself
and sold tive or three bottles. In EvxaY
IYsrAfcx 1T HKLsS On CuREn run PAR
TIES WHO rsx 1T. ] NAVE YKr TIE
SIhsr YxBsos TO FIND, WHO usxp IT.
xHAr II Did Nor HxLP You're respect:
fully, q c. THOMPSON.
NApA CRY. Cal. yaa- 40, lssa
xsserA Stewart = Hclmss Drug Co, -
attic, Wash:
Dear sirs-I have been using Moors's Re-
vezled Remedy Ter the isst three t3l ysaSs
aad would have cent you my tesrmony
long age had Known yeur address, Iksd
been very alex. and dsspAirsd Of ever being
well again, when I nsiicse yeur advertise
Iasnt In the Carrier Dove" ana as A
erowntng man will catch G. Q seyaw Il
caught At the least chance Of . cura I sad
aoompiicasson Of acknowledgements. aeFy-
eusness, loss OF Apostle. insofania and
chronic diArrheeA when ! Commenced tax
lag yenr medicine. bus very Oh ort.y aftor
using 10 In the mann directed began q
mend. AMI BY fhs time had taxea hztf a
bottle felt like . Eew psrson The f0llew.
Ing sprisg the old symptems rsturnsd,
ana I again used your mscic.ns and was
completely cured, and asso. to nv Surfrisa.
was completely cured Of plea from whieH
bad beea trsueist for . long time
cine ana the most rsttasie have ever
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"TEE TtcoMfss" HAS CUT Down THE PADDED
HEADLINES. AND Now SHOWS THE DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN TIE "LEDaEg's' FAKE MaeHIsE
TYPE AID sosFAREIL--Hou THEY EXPECT TO
RoE THE CITY WITH THE DKLfSovEsr TAX
IIET
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EVLENAH. " L. k18&W ~ -
Stewart q Holmes Drug Co. 80
wish:
the valus Of Moore's nsvsaed HsueE
Last fall I had jaundice - ha1 ehm ~
frisats became alarmed ~ my eu14u0
tried liver pills and dooters4 49,
ee1etl one hottie OF xooxe'a hevG
Remedy completely res srs1 NE - -
IS ( end IL especially vaiusnls - ~ -
son es the year I can only speak = y
bilious trouSle, but for thai ] hAts 80
fouse szythGas to compare sish g "
truly. z. W. coAE4
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TEE TAcosA 'IxDoKE' Has VIOLATED 1fs AD-
ygErssfse CONTRACT WIN THE CITY.
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Japan and China
PROPOSED SAIliNoS
OF STEAfaE RS.A


Steamship xezui csv.Aia os'sinE ~fl leave
Tseena 90 the IN q February. az dayiixha asa
VII carry passenger ana frsfght .; earreos rassa
Tcz fresStt O. passage sFpsyto
DoD~ELI4 CARL-rL CO,
ssnsF24 Ageuss Tacoma
Or L 4 xApEAC. GsHxsA Agsas =. En- n
Ca seas.A
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erArTLx wash, JsA - -
0entsemsn-I wAs taken with 3 sDo~n
attack Of bilious sss and liver di1se48 -
fell ! tried . bottle Of Mooreb Reeu1U
Remedy, and am thankful 70 ~. 60 n
eannos speak too highly 10 - Telf4
would not De wi:houf . bottle In - -
for Q good deal and shaii conttrse 1oNt
smEsna 70 TO eli nv frlsnda Yeu4 "a
FRED MuMD&x
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sssd. and would nos - v1then nnM
house Gratefully years.

censismsn-rT Is rxvALuADG1
would liks to inform Yen thas haVe -
Aocre's Revealed Remedy and base 49,
10 TO ss rrst-cizss mecGlns fsx fndl0uG111
asd any other uses, aud ca sooe0Don1
10 20 anyone who 10 afiictsd
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,,-s1 s'tpss esass Pss pSuad eoossr s
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BaAzEyFAcED swIspLE