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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-22
EalIrouOs an0 Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.

Local Time Fable Dee. II. 1893.
Trains turing Hanger at NJ. -, m, and 90
2 m. arrive AZ
Bangor Exchange M h 7,a. .t,an. 7o5
pm.
rcnobsros a,u.n Erc~,r., I'D. >4o. d m
IiIpm.
nilicn, s,. ETA. a ni.-3r Il ai.
tsrry M'l-, N q '9 y, q NV, = ar h n
Lake Hou-'., y 81. - - IA, =? a. = 10.
nrvcn Iskc. i Ri, o., IA r =, o. nt-
Ellsworth tAlI4. .u fu NJ. i iu I5 b IN
iLI>w oHTh, e.I, II u5. a 81 ~. y ~
Franklin Road. 49, 4. Dam, siipm.
Hancock, : aa. % : a NH &! . "a.
NJ. Desert Ferry. 4 90. NJ. II 90, ~; = 80
p
sull'an IL s,at. y j. ara. l!;gau'-
HiR Hti;noE ~ h"ar,, 10 u, q ~: Il.
- j.
Returning, leaving Ear HarDor At ~. n ~ m.
: - y n, ARRIVE -t
sorrento At IL l,m.
Sullivan. Is. FL. 3 T. D. IN.
VI. Desert trrry. 2 NJ. ~ ! 90. H. . m.
!iancotk. 49, hm, la,t X %.
tranNhn kuaI 81 = I'D. 81, r.; pm
ELLSWORTH, 10 10 a NJ. /: 90, l 80 . M.
Ellsworth taijs, lHln m. "A ON - As y NJ.
.'rrcn Lac. w L y ~. II 5'. g ]. j. ni
Lake House. 'ir = Atn,' p', 3 p l. n
tgrry :. Nils, ,'o ,.,an.fla. p 81 u ~.
H5llra. no an ! III. I5 ; in.
renot-eot Junot4ou i.rcvrr ,lll'. III, 3 rs,
50. + m
tHrnangc :. Ranger. lI.sam.4I,. soi. pm.
BANGOR, u m, " -. il3' 8 10, J.
stops when -'saA,Ic,t or "u notice % Conduct
These Trains connect Al Bangor. WIKI through
trains on Main Line t" and from Portland Boston
ami -. John.
Tickets before entering tnr train, an! especially
Ellsworth 10 Fans ami Fall to Ellsworth
Tickets for All Points South and Wes,
on sale at the M c. r. K. tickle, Office,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-22

Little Johnny-"what does sustain mean,
pa2" PATIO sustain Is TO help" Little
Johnny-"But the paper says a man sustained
an accident. Isn't an accident something you
can't heipf" Pal think ! hear your mother
calling you, Johnny. Run along; I'm very busy
povn-Bosfon Transcript.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-22
Che Kings daughters.

This department j. conducted by the Hand in.
Hand circle Of the Kings Daughters OF Ellis.
worth. Headquarters at Rooms ls and IL, Man
ming Block, Main street, Ellsworth
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-22
BFooksXtlgp

K ifu- 3 Wa k-r died very suddeoly
Nl'dss morning. March II, Of heart dis
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-22
After Scarlet Fever

Some trace - She ycnomous disease Is almost
sure 10 remain Ia ila llaod ID torturs Lie
life Of the victim whom 4. durs Id. holly
conquer. 70 thoroughly eIrel this and all
other Impurities from the tuatl, Hoods sar-
sapar!I'A Il the bes, medicine known. Hun
dreds Of young people owe their good
health toll Charlie fuss 4 one, Read his
fathers letter
"ln tho fail Of 1880 ths members q oar house
hold were afflicted with scarlet fever. Charlie,
three years cid vas left wl,h an
Abscess in Ono Ear
which affected hi. hearing. The ahscess
grew worse. It discharged freely and the matter
Vas quite offensive We We're obliged 10 use
syringe twice day. After more than YEAR
phys. lans decided that II Sat take years 10
heal the ahsccss, ami Il was likely he would
Always be Deaf.
THIS Vas a great sorrow u Us. and almost dis
co4ra-cd. We write letter " inquiry TO c. /.
lI0oi s Co I-owru Mass. They replied stating
that others similarly asi-'cd hai been cured by
HaoI's sAfsApAri.i.; - We decided to give 1t 70
o4r boy. There MAS great change for the hct-
ter before he hal taken i~n hotilrS Il Hoods
S4T4ApAI4lI.L. / he result has been more than
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Iefts Grass grT Id - Cover. per b
ed Top. TT % ii L ..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-22
ELLSWORTH MARKETS.


Improved Yellow Eye. per bush. 49, 3 saas 90
Pea. hand picked. per 6ush...... ......s SOFAS. 90
B"tter-Ceamery butter Is somewhat cheaper
this week than 1t has been for some time. Prime
dairy is in good supply and prices vary with
quality. We quote
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sugar Is slightly higher. the best graduated sell
ing for 81 cents. In other staples prices are
uDChauypI We utnFa
Evening journal., 1894-03-12

NOTlCE-TO THE DELINQUENT TAx-
~ payers OF Rrandywine hundred The
taxable residents OF Brandywine hundred ard
all other persons liable 10 pay tax in said
hundred. are hereby notified that the UNDER
signed delinquent tax collector for said hum
dred viii bi at shsrpley's School House,
Nnrfhnrn dfsfriof
Evening journal., 1894-03-12
EXPENDITURES.

EXPENDITURES.
For bonds redeemed of loan for the Funding of the
Floating Debt"
For note Of Levy Court temporary loan Of December
1892 paid
For commissions to collectors Of delinquent taxes
For interest on bonded debt
For interest bank discount on notes Of Levy Court
For insurance
For expenses Of colorsd schools.
For sheep killed by dogs.
For public roads
For auditing committee
For electOnp fees to inspectors and clerks and rent
Of polling places, etc.
For Trustees of the Poor.
For witness fees. courts Of General Sessions and
Oyer aud Terminer
For fees jurors courts Of General Sessions and Oyer
aud Termlner
For fees to jurors Supei Tor Court
For fees to witnesses before Grand Inquest
For fees to grand Jurors
For fees to bailiffs erier attorneys and direct ex
penses of courts
For salaries of wardens at county jail
For salaries of county officers .,
For rent OF telephones
For light, power and water for bridges and county
buildings ~
FoF per diem aud mileage To members OF Levy Couri
For printing advertising and stationery
FOR ices TO magistrates and constabes in state cases
For allowances to assessors .
For allowances to officers of the oourls sheriff. clerl
s. OF the peace, recorder
For allowances TO coroner, physicians, etc
For overPaid taxes refunded
Sor miscellaneous allowances,
For Sunday schools
Evening journal., 1894-03-12
ST-ATEM-ENT
Of the Receiver of Taxes and County Treasurer of New
Castle County, John T. Dickey for the year 1893
RECEIPTS,

Balance cash /, 1897 81
From sale Of bonds Floating Debt 10000 O0
Street Bddge9 100000 90
OF bonds
From Assembly $4,000
Evening journal., 1894-03-12
EvE1Ne JoURNAL wlLNINaToN. DBL. MONDAY MARcH
County Treasurer and that the above statement is true and
correct
ANDREW G. WILSON.
HENRY BAIRD
J. HARVEY WHITEMAN
State of Delaware.


New Castle County 81
Personally came before me- Thomas Giifn Notary Pub
lie for the State of Delaware Andrew c. Wilson, Henry
Baird andJ Harvey Wheman who being duly severa
dpose and say that they have inspected the books and
of the Receiver of Taxes and County Treasurer
and that the foregoing is and tabuaed state.
of the finances of the County shown by said books
Sworn and subscribed before this first day of March
A. d. 1894.
- THOMAS GIFFIN
NosAsIAI shRI Notary Public.
Evening journal., 1894-03-12
ANDREW G. WILSON,
HENRY BAIRD,
J. HARVEY WHITEMAN.
State Of Delaware,
New Castle County %

-NI W
Personally appeared before me- Thomas Ghn Notary
Public for the State Of Delaware Andrew c. Wilson, Henry
Baird and Harvey Whtemnn, who being duly and everaly
depose and say that they have inspected the books and
Of the Comptroller and that the foregoing
and abulaed statement Of the finances Of the County
shown by said books.
Sworn and subscribed before this first day Of March,
A
Evening journal., 1894-03-12

NOTTCE-TO FISHERMEN FISHING FOR
~ market. notice ia hereby given thet per-
cons intending TO carry on the busiuceb az
fishing for market during the year 1874 are
required 10 take out the rtihcatee prr-
sUfbed by law before any Justice OF he
peace OF the State OF Delaware. and 70 h4vn
tile same by or before April list. The law
viii DO rigidly enforced during the coming
SESSION with persons neRlecting 20 make the
proper affidavit. JAMES A, MULLIGAN.
Fiah Conmfeaionpr
Evening journal., 1894-03-12
$44.O71 AZ


s oa Judge Of the Superior Court resident in the County
New Castle do hereby certify that they Inspected in de-
So Of the Receiver Of Taxes and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-08
TIE FIRES OF FEBRUARY.
Chief Hunts Report for the Month
The Retiring Commtsai saers.

Chief Hunts Report for the Month
The Retiring Commisais aers.
The fire commissioners held short ses-
sion last evening in the city clerks Office.
Chief Hunts report was placed on file, and
after IL was decided TO allow the next meet
ing to b held NJ such date as would be
fitting for Commissioners kahaisy and
Foster to turn over their seats to the nes
commissioners, Gilman and Meek, the
meeting adjourned. Chief Hunts report
Is 40 follows:
February t-Telephone, at 9:23 .. M,
FIRE in residence w. II. Pumphrey Eighth
and Pine streets: loss $3.50. insurance
s., 500; defective fireplace.
February I--Teisphone, $50 p. m, Ere
In Madison NJ. Il. church: loss SIS, insur-
ance 81, 600; overheated furnace.
February 2-Box "a 1t :o6 d m, false
alarm.
February S-Teiephone, HAS .. m, fire
Neweil's sash and door factory; loss S. o37.
insurance 81 100.
February G--Te!ephone, II p. M, crossed
wire q. Olympic block no damage.
February BOX Is. at :l5 o. H., crossed
wire at Sunset telephone oiiice; no damage
to building.
February io-Box IS, a. "a. m. fire In
Charles Witsrap's residence. Baker and
Weller streets; loss $3.50, insurance 81, 100;
detective hue.
February is-Box q. at $50 q m. FIRE
Cudahy Packing Cornpsny's warehouse;
loss Sic. 916. insurance $50 $50
February ia-Box 81, at Z: so o. m. fire
in residence OF George T. MeGinness,
Thirteenth and Washington streets: loss
SIS. insurance $3,ooe: deiecsivs fiue.
February i4-Teiephone. at . 10 p. m.
fire in Pacific Manufacturing Company's
sash and door factory at Fremont; loss
s. los, insurance Sc. 600: cau.. unknown.
February 22-Tslephone, AZ $40 p. M.
Ere in residence of Frank Ferry at FREE
mont; loss not known, insurance $500;
cause unknown.
February 2s-reiephone, At 2:35 p. m,
fire in residence of William Hed!und at
Fremont; loss unknown. insurance 500;
cause unknown.
The CurYcns exnenses for the month
were fs2. salaries 81. ST.
The estimate for April expenses Is a.
follows; 81, 05s, salaries ST. 500.
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ceurss s.a Publie omee..

The United States court wss % have
convened at 10 o'clock this morning. but
Judge Hanford being detained In Tacoma,
IL will not convene until Q o'clock this
evening.
Licenses TO we'd were issued yesterday
for Ed Trsmbiay and Lola Wheeler. both
of Gilman: Nels shoiberg and Glsnnis
Watson, both Of Seattle; Sidney Vernon
Dudley and Mra Minnie Sharon. both OF
Seattle.
A complaint charging Ida Ruthrock
with insanity Was hlsd In probate court
yesterday BY her frienda. The young
woman has been up before the court twice
already on the same charge, bat has each
time been discharged for lack Of evidence.
She IL afflicted With melanchoiia.
Ssnnora Sheldon accuses her husband,
Francis II. Sheldon. of hsbitual drunken
ness and wants q divorce from him on
that ground. She alleges in her complaint
that she Was married TO him ut Lake Sta
ton, Ind, In November. 1870. but that they
have no children and have accumulated
no property.
The administrators OF the estate Of
Henry L. Yeslsr yesterday filed an answer
TO the complaints Of All How. who wants
to recover from the estate q large sum
alleged to be due on account Of hix SER
vices 40 Mr.. Ycsler's cook. They deny
the account and assert that All How was
paid in full before Mr.. Yesler's death.
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Chief Hunt in . Collision.

While answering call from box So last
evening a. J :is O'Clock, Chief Hunt. of the
fire department.. vas thrown from his
buggy and narrowly escaped serious in-
iaries. The chief was driving down Yes
Ter avenue a. rapid gait, and when he
reached tbs hill just east OF the Lawton
nursery. he observed q cable car approach
ing from the Opposite direction. So far as
be could see theirs Was clear street ahead
eus iass ss be passed the headlights OF the
car he saw the dim shadow Of . large
wagon. In an instant there vas . clash
Ing Of trout wheels aud the chief fei; HIM
self aying through the air. lie had no in
feasisn Of eorysng after Darius Green and
his dying machine. bat when he struck
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UgPxnioD couRr-civrL pEPARrMKsr-os-
poKs. J.
]. II. Allen vs.. Robert Thomas-Ds.
fault and judgment In the SUN of $2o7 /;
Cali Bros. ~. Il. A. Mckay st al
Stricken.
John Mccoy ". Columbia a Puget
Sound Railroad Company-Verdics Tor de-
PENDANT: notice OF new trial
t,eorge r. Folsom vs.. III. X. Kemp 81 al.
Order setting aside Judgment.
Charles Reryiand VS.. j. u. smith-Diss
missed at cost 81 piainuf
Thomas Boyd VS.. Rainier Power &
Railway ompany--Judgmeat for de-
fendant.
rariry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..
Russell Caslin vs. +. Il. Liliienthai--
Findings: signed.
paul Hopkins vs.. Jamieson-Dixon Mn
Company-L~sve TO fse amended answers.
state VS.. Elijah Madose-order CON-
hitting defendant TO the reform school for
az years or until Il years Of age.
Manhattan Trust Company ~. Seattle
Coal and Iron Company-o.der rafifying
contract and giving receiver permission 20
stats OF Washington ex rel. Thomas
wjn.cr w. MAYOR and city council OF Bal
isra-Altsrnasivs writ Of mandamus;
signed.
CRIMINAL rxrAK1xgSf-sALtrSsr ).
State VS.. John Nurphy-Sealed verdict
ocened and found 10 ccnvie: defendant oil
crime If robbery.
State vs.. Martin Anrphy and Tom DAVIS
jury verdict Of guilty ss charged
Helen Gros VI. john Leyden e. MO
tiaa for Wiz Of restitution; granted.
state VS.. Pa, Is. MeCafGrcy-5rand Lar.
cenv; defendant pleads gaiity 10 crime OF
petty larceny aad is sentenced TO tnsr,y
DAYS In county ssii and to nay sine o. ~
PROBATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. J.
Estate Of W. C. Ts-eet-LestsEs OF 3D.
m,ntstration; issued.
Estate Of sAaIcrd MeTsgeers-fsHSon
fo- letters oil administration nied
Relate of Martha n. Churchsll-Fssitson
for letters Of Administrations died.
Insanity Of fds Rathrock Ccrn p an
H.ed and case set for hearing March
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PAINE'S
Celery Compound
MAKES PEOPLE WELL

NAkE PEOPLE WELL.

IL seens that the uses 10 which e,ec.
srscl.y may be applied ara agmass wishou.
end The latest use. are in curing $
eases- ~ the assterEns card below TO DR..
Dayran viii show:
Dr.. Dayrin-Dear SIP: For seven yea-s
have been . victim Of casarrh, bronchitis,
dyspepsia and kidn ~ troubles Also dis
sases peculiar 10 mr. sex Through ycur
Electro Magnetic Treatment | can saw |
ara wei OF ali the above COMPLAINTS. and
heartily recommend your treatment IA
the afflicted. Ny boy is Also nearly cured
under yoax care fer dlsagrecaHie skin
disease. Ny postossice is Basssard. Wash.
MRS. T. GRIFFITH.
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The SUIT Of John Mccoy against the
Ccsnmhsa q Puget Sound Railroad Gen.
pany 70 recover IS for the loss Of . cor
which was killed ~ . coal train near Cedar
Nonnsain. yesterday resulted in . verdict
against the owner Of the COZ. The rail-
road company claimed that the Gov was .
young chit Of thing bat IL years old, and
vas guilty Of ccnsribusory negligence IN
jumping cut Of the heavy brush By the
track TO scare the engine: also that she
sas not valuable on account OF her age.
Mr.. McCov denied that the COW Was gIsdy
1t oil and said she vas sober and good
ssuaifkeru
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Mr.. j. K Basye and Mr.. J. L. Kline
have returned from Sumner. Wash, where
weeks in inventoring and packing up .
large hankrups stock OF general mer-
chandise. formerly owned by W. r. Lind
say. This STOCK xas sold by order of
the United States court and bad IN by the
San Francisco creditors. Who. in order
to sell same at once. have ordered the
stock shipped TO Seattle. This stock will
be- put on the market as soon - suitable
store can BE- procured.
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OH. Darrfn's Spsesaltiea and
Place OF Rus fao4S

He cures permanently all diseases Of the
genito-urinary organs in either ser. such as
Blood Tasnss- SYPHILIS. Gseer. Gonorrh9a
Structure. Snermssorrhna. Seminal Weak.
ness and Loss OF Sexual Power in man q.
woman. All peculiar Female Troubles
Lesicorrhna. Disbursements. ETC.. success.
fully treates. He also makes a speciality
OF al diseases Of Eye. Ear. Sose and
Throat. deafness ard eatarrh. as well as
al acute. chronic and nervous seases o1
whatever name or nature, IL curahse. Nc
cases taken IL not.
DIR. Darrin can be consulted free AZ
Hotel Stevens. Seattle, Wash. where he
10 permanently located. The worthy roor
treated free from 10 10 IL a m,
daily. Those able 10 rav from II q. m. 20
5 p. m; evenings. to :: Sundays, 10 to
II. Charges low and reasonable, according
TO circumstances and ability TO pay. Most
cases can receive home treatment after a
visit TO the doctors Office. Inquiries an
severed. Circulars and question blanks
sent free.
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Judes Langley yesterday committed 10
,ss reform school ~ Chehssis Elijah B.
Madoie. boy just turned Is year, o. age
nc ordered that unless sooner released by
osuef o. the cours hs shall remain there
until hs ID Is years old. Tbs oetision in
.oe cass vas died By tbs boy's father.
Aisxsodsf c. Nsdols. Who drives the r.
PAR wagon Of the city vsser department.
"a the stand the elder Nadols testified
snas the boy, Who il . big, good-iookirr
young fsilow and intelligent, vould NOT
ooey him. and that his mothsf, Who nigh,
nave had some control ovsr him. vas
cead. The boy. he said. Vas unwilling 70
so 70 scnooi and was always threatenln Z
% run away TO sea. A teacher IN the
south school eorroborated the father,s
story in oil important parsiculars. In
sentencing young Madols Judge Lansiey
gave h'm passrnai lecture and requested
nim to behave well st the school and coma
gut model young man. The boy grinnsd
and promised.
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IseoseFsd ras sa0sz a. Month. .s,.r -.
!. ecmnencsd the ease was reformed
- saith - rsssree. The fattrr
- ~ ssols q the srms.sr Of 1891 %
49, 49, -, snd last November reported t.
.psfior court . shortage az q. ga g
= = 1913. fozsthss with iatersst from JuIr
49,. -. aes' q 10 psr csns. over Ss.4oo adj
-" - Sas The itsm eG interest thai
- nosmen objsctsd 70 nsinly. has
- 80 other obiscttons IN their mr.
y s.on % - asids the rsport and nousuit
the city. After mature dellher.t,o. Ins..
vsoofn Ne fsfussd 70 ~ assds the rsport.
A.. 49,. sne smodnt the referee foznd
oss down 70 the figures stated.
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FARMERS sHonrA0E FIXED.



os.ooo. IueI udtsg Intsrssa-
The shortage in ex-Cisy Treasurer isaac
Farker's accounts with the city was yss-
esrday decided by Judge Osborn to be
S,sao. with interest from August. fsss.
making the smouns nearly 5000. aud the
city Was given Judgment for that amount
against Parker aud his hondsmsn. The
case Is nos finally determined. however,
Tor ]. A. ssraston, the attorney for the
eondsmen, will appeal Go tho supreme
court, having given notice OF intention
yesterday. Judge Osborn has hsc the
ease. which came before him on sxcep-
ssons TO referees report, under advise
meat for several weeks
When Parker, Who Vas treasurer from
July. ISIS. 20 July isSa, went cut Of Office
his successor, w. l. Ames. could not ges
the books OF the once TO balance and
openet new set, credttias the city only
ssta tas CASA actually on hand. Parker
admitted that he Owed the city about
Use and placed eerssnsd cheek for the
amount la bank to the eity's credit The
check Is stlli there, for the essy would net
accepg 1t and give receipt In full.
tni soon a!ter brought . sui. 10 recover
nom Parker and the hondsrsen. who were
Amos Brown. l. Dilier. s~nanes henssy,
Q. ]. Carr. Fred Gasch, J. NJ. frink and
W. IL Taylor. The amount sought 10 30
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The following new suits we're hlsd
In the Office Of the clerk Of the superior
court yesterday:
T. s. Krutx Va. Eliza ]. Robbins ct al
Suit to recover "a, 20 on promsssory note
and real estate mortgage.
Sennora Sheldon w. n. K Sheldon
Suit for a divorce.
Puget Sound National SavInss and Loan
Association vs.. Isabella Robson ct Al
Suit to forecloss real estate mortgage OF
$500
r. W. wus.hoh W. Henry Mier-Suit
90 recover $is2, money loaned.
Frank Sears ct ux. vs.. Il. Z. kiIbourns
OF at.--euit for discovery Of certain books
In defendants possession.
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Convsets or TO wa,la w.rr..

-Four convicts left the county jail for the
penitentiasy ct WaiIa WaIla last night In
charge OF Deputy Sheriff Jack Mcdonald
and guards. The convicts were: Ed Psgs
and Tom Williams, the higawaymsn Who
pleaded guilty and eos ten years each;
William A. Hall. who VS. convicted Of
assauiting North Seattle grocer named
Anderson with sandbag and was given
two years: and James w. Bailey, the
negro coal miner Who killed John Downie,
another black miner, at Newcastle last
May. and was last September convicted At
two trials Of murder IN the second degree.
He will spend twelve years making brick
ar rO0n-
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Attorney Ssss. IL Kxs.s..ssA.

Inc Seattle Brewing and Mating Com
pany. which accused Attorney Vince II.
Fabsn OF dishonesty in refusing TO turn
over to It money collected In . Justice
court sun, has Withdrawn the petition to
have him disbarrsd, and the matter has
oeen settled By the payment BY Mr. Fabsn
OF 1910. the amount he admitted to have
been collected BY his clerk. snd s34.l0 less
than was claimed TO BE- due. The order to
show canss signed By Judge Humes OF
February n will b dissolved BY Judge
baiiineer today on motion Of the attor-
nsys Of the brewing company. which pays
al costs. By the motion to dismiss Mr..
Faben 10 exonsrated from eli blame and
al costs are psid BY his accassrs.
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Daring the month of February sas seat
n. Lake saors & Ezstsra railssy hand ed
> IA car ioaas OF merchandise, - ASa'n"
? As, in January AID 3os6 during The sane
noah last year. TIE nernb<r Of nasssn.
ser. carried vas ISL. . fAiGiag Of o. ss'
frcra the previous month and Ut 4 go isssa
February, fSA