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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-13

A transcript on defendants appeal from
ne Justices court in the case Of A. J.
stephenson va J. Escarlson ct TX. was
Lei yesterday.
An inventory vas filed yesterday in the
natter OF the estate OF Gideon Brownfield.
eece.sed. showing the estate TO consist OF
saoei lands with Improvements made by
cscedent
A notice and motion for a new trial was
ssd yesterday by the plaintiff in the case
Albert y. Wales et al. VS.. J. II. Dennis
"a, on the ground Of irregularities in
Ne psoceedings.
~ the divorce proceedings Of Viola +.
sAnst August Stenfalt. the defendant
ysssrday hled motion 20 amend the
oaplaint and make more certain alleged
sca Of defendant
ne Pacific Mortgage Company filed
lee.es OF Incorporation with the county
a.. ..alsor yesterday. Capital, SIS. 600, in
80 saares; incorporators. III. L. Reynolds
and Fred A. Johnson.
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THREE HEAVY CLAIMS
r;,ed for Record Against Henry
1. Yesler's Estate.
,.as. SMITH WANTS a DIVORCE.
t.xsoo to settle Insurance
<1.sms-EiBg County sued for
ssr,ices-The Blotter.

So large claims against the estate Of
u.rvr 1. Yesler were filed in the probate
- 80 yesterday by the German Savings
- Loan Society on two promissory notes.
-. -. ssrusd BIZ y. D. Lowman. trustee Tor
- I. Yesler, Henry l. Yesler." The
- |. dated March .. 1891. for $3.50, 600.
- March g 1896. at Z per cent. per
$50. interest payable monthly. The
800 il dated January 2. 1852. and is for
- run Both notes are secured by mort
80. On the last note 1890 interest Is
- snd on the first sls445. Both claims
80 allowed and approved by Judge
fsng.ey June IL
aamns Poncin yesterday fled his COM
.,ssr. IN the superior court against the
s1minsstrators of the Henry L. Yesler
..tsts 70 recover 81, 477.22 alleged to lie
=, him on . promissory note given him
= Henry L. Yesler December 2, 1890
~ note says that for value received
Eenry L. Yesler, twenty years after date.
v,thoat grace or upon my death, should /
- h<fore twenty years." agrees 10 pay
tag72l The administrators rejected
- claim and Poncin brings suit to re-
rcssr the principal. with interest at per
unl month, also 81. 1885 for attorneys
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BRk vITIEs.


II. Plummer was arrested yesterday by
0fticer Bates upon a charge Of petty lar
ceny.
Mayor Phelps yesterday inspected the
new fire engine house in course Of erection
at Yesler avenue and Taylor street.
The body Of Edward l.. shannon, who
died in this city July 5. vas shipped on
the Walls Waiia TO San Francisco yester-
day for burial.
Ofiicer Kent last evening captured fine
black and white English setter dog at
Fifth and Madison streets. IS IL has been
roaming around Providence hospital with
out nm owner
John McEntire and y. Benson, e cook
and a steamboatman. wound up a discus
sion OF the strike with a night on Railroad
avenue last night Officer CrandGII cooled
their ardor in prison cell.
There will De a business meeting of the
Free Kindergarten Association Saturday
afternoon AT 80 o'clock in the Chamber
of Commerce All friends of the move
ment are invited TO be present
City Engineer Thomson's report on the
Rainier street slide, which has broken
away one-haIf the width of the street for
200 feet south of fremont street and ex-
posed the water mains. has been referred
To the board OF public works for an estl-
mate Of cost OF repairs.
A Chinaman known as "Slick Jim, I"
but who in booked at police headquarters
as Jim Slick, was arrested Yesterday by 3
deputy marshal from Spokane on charge
of being illegally IN the country. tie viii
be turned over TO the Federal authorities
today by Chief Rogers.
Charles Kirk. q longshoreman, was
arrested yesterday on charge OF assault
ana battery preferred by Laura Wakeheid.
The assault is alleged to have. occurred in
the London house, on South Third street.
The woman appeared before Judge Glas-
gov yesterday. and IS evidence OF having
but lately been roughly dealt with called
attention to a mutilated nose and black
eys. Kirk gave bail and will DO tried to-
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Ia not a spook. but = reality. It Is neither q
sshogfe'' nor "kslpls," nor any other Of those
SHIRTS watch the eredulous have supposed
10 haunt the banks OF rivers aud streams
after duak. Its name f. mSiayia, and though
tnxisihle. 10 IL very terrible aad tenacious
when IL seizss you Hosietters stomach
Bltsors drives IL Away. nor wili IL attack those
whose xy.tems are fortified with the great msci-
rinnl defensive sgenk The m,asma,ic mists OF
s.rIv morning. the vapors sxhaled 81 eventies
nav be safely hreathed by those protected ~
tha BittsrS II the tropics where every
form OF malariSl disease threatens the
saioarner, AID is particularly viFuleat when
developed, the Ritsers IL The best vsiAncs 81 etas
farx 81 vtxor, appetite aud sleep. Tor raeaFns-
sisFa aud nervousness the Bitssrs are sure ana
q. Ia - naaIY.
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THE BLorrER-
sOuirr pxrARrSrSr-1Asstrr. ,.

$500 AhfakA AENE~-IANsihts j.
ropes Savings bank vs.. Seattle Ter.
- Ia RAILWAY & Elevator Compsny-Mo-
- - 70 discharge receiver continued TO
.; al further courter-affidavits 30
s. Mssa ny July =; motion for receiver 5
nsaneste 20 issue: granted
n y. Bond ~ Charles MeIschiau: Or
An 0smlssing defendants. North British
sAesFeAnille Insurance Company. Ameri-
ASatrai Insurance Company: signed.
- n Crane vs. Clancy & Rurns-D Default
laagment, $50 %; slKned.
- matter Of insolvency of II. l. Ham,
sssa-VrceE discAArgaEg asSiguors la in
.'oa National bank vs.. ". r. Clark
srsas 1-ordeE In default; Judgment 81. zoo :
!, @sAn Iron Works vs.. J. III. Alien, ct
S@stsoa q open default SET for July Is.
A Sle National hank vs.. ID. Jones. ct
Asse transferred 10 civil department
h, e. =. Jackson -. r. Is. Shardlow-Find-
'-s ief plaintiff.
ny / Shaier -. A. W. Shafer-Find-
~ conelusloRs aud decree: signed.
cs,.. oastia II a. vs. Snoqaalmie Mill
p,sss~nY -fstltl0n and order: signed
Co. e.alfns for labor; signed.
uass Hopkins ". John Parkinson et
1sf confirming sale: signed.
gvII pEFAxrNrxr-osRoKN. J.
a Van lusen e a. vs.. J. c. Rel.
nrs,s.. ~ A. Default and Judgment
sxnes marry White IN sum OF sl,s7o42;
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sapa,.sion for insurance. Claims.

Adaptation was filed yesterday in the
ease Of Hiram @. Bond vs.. Charles Nc
Lschixn Ct al. by which the American
Central Insurance Company shall pay
inio court s., 900 in full satisfaction for its
policy Issued to Louis Pickett; that the
kertA British and Mercantile Insurance
Company. of London and Edinburgh,
shsiI pay 81 900 TO the Washington Ma
tonal Building and Loan Association, and
that the sum of s68i. IL, due on the policy
dihe North British and Mercantile In
ssnnce Company. of London and Edin-
hasgh. shall be paid into court on the
punishment proceedings instituted
against the company.
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Deputy Marshal Harry Wallace. OF
wrangel, took the Indian murderer Of
Shakan to Sitka jail on the Queen. The
Indian confessed TO the killing Of the
white trader in Shakan harbor, assisted by
two other Rake Indians still ut large. The
prisoner stated that they killed the white
trader. sunk his body in the bay and
turned his boat adrift. They secured $40,
some whisky, a rifle and other personal
effects. The other two Indians cast the
PRISONER on an island and stole bis kiooch-
man and canoe. The Rake Indians are
very suriy and overbearing.
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A sun Ara,p.t Kin. Cour,v.

7. Fl. Heath commenced suit against
King county yesterday to recover si35. 20
for alleged labor performed In hauling
brick and cement He sets forth that be-
isssn March and Q last. he was employed
10 haul brick and cement at the rate of 81
sdsy for each team Of wagon, team.tsr
and two horses: that his account for this
work amounted to 1924. which the county
eonmissioners refused to allow. giving
hin only Sls0e0.
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=. : Andrews vs. A. II. Richardson
rarfneshsp accounting: On trial.
PROBATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., J.
Estate Of Mary r Duttou-Petstson for
letters OF administration with will an
nexed and for probate OF foreign will.
Estate Of Fred r BuIlock-Petition for
letters Of administration.
Estate OF j. l. Beatfy-Petition for let
tiers Of administration
6uardianship of minor heirs Of Ellen X.
HIIi-Ordsr - show cause
Estate Of James Standardization for
letters of administration.
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CRUEL AND A DRUSKAnp.

gsbsl Smith Qufte Content with SIX
Weeks of Her Robert.
Mabel Smith fled her suit for divorce
rlnst Robert Smith in the superior court
stsrdsy on the ground Of cruelty. The
Ne we're married February IL, 1850, in
esasile and have no children. She al
kess that they only lived together six
rseks. and that during all that time he
vas an habitual drunkard, was guilty of
sstrsms cruelty. and that he never pro-
vded for her support She asks Tor. a
divorce and 10 be allowed to use her
maiden name. Mabel Brown; also that he
shall be required TO pay 800 as counsel
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complaints in the following new suitss
ssis alsd yesterday in the superior court:
sanel Smith vs.. Robert Smith; divorce.
= II. Heath VS.. King county: balance
On eoatFact.
a. II. Crane ct al. VS. Clancy & Burns
sesount sSTa 20.
EDWARD Ii. Van Ingen ct al. VS.. ]. G.
Asssnger e. al. promisory notes. 81. zoo.
eamma Poncin VS.. the administrators
aess, s.. 47Z.22
,a ssfas Walker vs.. C. A. Curtis: rent ac-
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hidasrs NAY ''Jump on the Cricket"
ledge Hsnfofd yesterday executed an
order commanding the sale Of the steamer
cricksi. hssissner Greyhound's rival for
ne Everett business. Her liability IL
ieo Deputy United States Marshal
eaiiisr has ordered the sale 10 take place
o TIE Oregon Improvement bunkers. on
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II he case Of Fred 5ommers. under in
tkizsnt for CONTRIBUTING nickels at
WATSON. whose trial began In Judge
Hnisrd's court on Wednesday. the jury
Mastered verdict against the prisoner.
ne jury in Jacob Learnsberry's case
ilisd 70 agree. and was discharged. The
latter vas charged with being an accom-
psics Of sommers.
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On Saturday. JGly II, an excursion Tor
the beneat Of the Everett hospital viii run
from Everett 20 Monte Cristo- Feopse
from Seattle who desire 20 take this de-
nghtful trip can leave Seattle at a. M
via the s, l. ;. & r r. 4. and join the
excursion at Hartford Junction. returning
on the evening train. Fare for the round
trta So
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NORTH ws

NORTH WELLINGTON. r. G.. June >, 1881
Editor Post ut eli gsaceT, Sea tie. " AN
Dear sir: 1 have received your pr
minm map in goga order, and Aa higniy
pleased with IL. / consider fnat 4 nayes0f
Jour valuable paper free, - valus y o
map m ore than the price - saescrtpiion-
Yours very respectfully, II J.
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MA1orr wmh March ID. lssa

Post-lnfeiligencer Ia. seattle, Wash. -
Gents: l have received the map and am
well pleased with It Think it well worth
-, which 1t would cost to 90 10 q store and
buy Il Long may the fostIntelliganeer
live and prosper / remain yours very
respectfully. 8 IL
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Past Iuselgsxeueer 20. SeAtss. Wash -
Cssafs. i received so1s time slacs your
excellent maP Vi tas United states ana the
wafla map Ga the reverse side. ana AEn
p~assd win IL ~ foFnts a hAnasoxEts AID
x.lasn . adcitioa 70 ny office. and Canaos
tai 10 ce salts factory 70 any oae DO In
vests the small sun asked for TIE map
Y0urs truly. Ia
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South Sea Islanders, Madison park. free

Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers can
be applied when al home. and is uniformly
successful in coloring a brown or black.
Hence its great popularity.
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ONTARIO. Canada. April 4. 1891.
Post lnieiligencer, Seattle. Wash
Gentlemen: The premium map received
IN good order, and il sives perfect sstisfac-
ton am yours truly, NH
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Exsr ST. CIoup. MINI. May IS. lse2
Post Inisliigencer. reattie. Wash -
Gents: he map received IA COED order,
ard we think it 10 y nne map You should
certainty De able 10 dispose u = large mum
Der OF them Yours truly. Va
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CLKvnLASD. Wash. Feo q lSe2
@dltOr Postintslliseneer,e Seattle, wash
DEAR sir. Trecslvec your premium nap
which gives us great satisfaction. NJ sife
g inks q - worth more than The paper ana
map both cost she IL much delighted
with &C. Yours very respectfully. a. r.
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Past lntslrssncsr co. seattle. Wash -
0enusmea. hoEr map arrived on The nrst
Of April. aad Alter sixty miles travel OF
stage FROM ElisnsBurg % this place, came
In excellent condItion. l am vel pleased
vita tho map As Uell astonlshed 81 the
prte@ for which you give the map 20 your
SUBSCRIBER Most respectfully, y. n
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Past-Inieillgencsr, Seattle, " ash- -sirs;
I received one Of yeur premium maps tne
other day. aud q - a tsss mAF n efefg To-
j. *.
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BALTIMORE, Md, May II, iss2
Post-Irtsliigencex Co, Seattle. WASH -
Gentlemen: The map received and Is very
much appreciated Very truly, J. 3
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Two days coed fishing on the Snoqnsi-
ME river may be had By taking Fisher
mans train Saturday afternoon IS sStA
Round trip tickets, good unih Monday
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LOoNfsroN. " sshL. Feh }. lbb4
Post-intell gsncer. seattle. Mssh- ! re
csived yeaf map and IL 10 away beyon1 my
expectations Ithink 10 10 worth fully ten
time. the money yOn asa for IL ana u 70
the osst mas have ever sesa published
Years shA respect J. =
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AIANNAEf
Post Intelgigenger Pabiishing Co. seat
lie Wash-Is~nts. I would say thai am
delighted with the map. IL came Ia goSa
oraeE. AaG is dsssy- A. Il
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Posi- Inteiiigencer. seattle, Wash =
Gems. ! received the map " the world
sen. ~ yon N good order aud am veil
please with IL II - both useful and or
nsmentai and should ind place Ia every
household. Please @Scspt nay HANKS
Yours respectfully, NJ n
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FNrrRREfsE. Wash. Feh 10, ise2
seattle Post intslligsncer. Seattle.
wash Have received the wall map Am
exceptionally well pleased with 1t IL Is
excellent Accept thaakA Yours truly,
NJ ~
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Pest IutsglIgencsr. seattle Wa<a. =
Cent?. Eneiosea please nad stAiafs iof
n.I.nrs due On Subscription aBa 1ap.
Maeh Rsess@d with Wsps htnx u . = lac
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South Sea Islanders. Madison park, free.

Fire 10 the Sheldon and Dakota blocks
at Niagara Fails. \. Y. Thursday caused
a loss OF si04, 000, with insurance little
more than half
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FRx, Idaho, Feb n, 1894
The Seattle Post -Intelli gencer Co, seat
tie wash -sirs. ! received The doubie
wall map short time age. and n kooa
conditisa Arg more ab2n pleased vita u
IL Is worth dousfe the price. Yours raly,
Ii. ].
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LrMmr, Wash.. Feb. &. 1894
The Post Integli geacer, seattle, " asa -
pear slrs. received ySuf premium map
In good c0ndit8on Many lEAGks lot II
Respectfully years AS-
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Koxn1.H. C. M.rls. issa

Editor Post InteliigsRcer. Seattle. Wash
Dear Sir: 1 have received the map u
the world, etc. and am p4eass1 10 state
that l am thoroughly sAusned with It
Yours truly. W.
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AxxxpxEx, wEsh. FEB "a. 1894
pev4t.I assali gxsscer Co. rs@tsss asH- -
p-.1,fs.ss f-ssp recs v3d ane gives psrfsss
.aI1.f.rGsaa Yours respectfully. a. u.
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Fer fnforsnafsen enScsrnfa- shfs map
al A. he publication ofzaes Of address
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LsxAu wash, Fea 9. lss1
ra.s rntsssls~neeF. seattle, Wssh. bear
a.. Wnp received In good ssapa Vel
-s-~ssso wa lI4aa asa the paper OATS
rssPectf24J.
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Pn.s-TntrlflgpBe1r CO, seattle. v ash
Ssrs--Iae mas I. belter thsa Ns exp~csed
a. @s ale w~a satisfied Sita b. hszpsc~
fas3y.
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DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
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South sea Islanders. Madisoa park. fre'.
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Lost Manhocd = ;:ss ::: s:':.;'
seFavhy etc susrfF rnFe4 ~ ESbkFo. The great
Htnos R1naey IN - sos@ -
szawsgs A. Esaaaaes lT4s 60, S~Asske. " z4A-
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Ii Scores OF wouasa IN g.
xtE5e have been cured Of
turfs sick and EezFozs hsAeacha
Headache - 1 1asss sssssfy Ss,nE.oasa.
people sci. We sail &
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nAILYLINE TO NORFOLK AND FORT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-22
Erie MEDICAL CO., Buffalo, NY
opening and Closing of the Mails.


Northern mails close at 7 so and 8 so a. m.
and 10 so. As and S 45 p. H.. Open at
s 90 a. m, u 90 m. and 6 so p. IN.
Southwestern mails via Charlottesville,
close at 7 so and Il 90 q. NJ. and S45 p.
m. Open at s 90 a. m. and 3 90 p. m.
Chesapeake and Ohio mails close at 1 so
o. III. and S 45 p. m. Open at s 90 a. m. and
800 p. IN.
southern mails, via Richmond, close al
10 40 a. m. and > 80 and s As p. m. Open
at s 90 a. III. and y 80 p. m.
Manassas Division mails close at 7 so a. IN
aud 4 so p. ~. Open at s 90 a. m.
Alexandria and Round Hill mails close al
40 a. IN. and 4 90 p. N. Open at 8 90 An.
.nd 5 90 p. M.
Western mails close at o as a. m. and
IL 30 ?. m. Open at S GOA. m. and 1900 N.
Washington mails close at 7 30 and 8 so a.
N. and II 80, 4 40, 6 so and s 45 p. IN.
Open at S 90 and 10 90 a. NJ, u 90 m. and
80 and s SO .. N.
Office Hours-Open at s 90 a. M. Close at
5 80 p. n. Open at 8 30 pm. Close at 7 90
sunday Hous-opcn at 9 90 a m. Close
Carriers Standardization made at
$ 80 and 1000 2. m. and II 20, 90 and
Deliveries made at $ 90 a. NJ, - 90 m. and
500 p. m.
sunday-Carriers' window open at 8 90 and
close at 8 80 I. m.
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6 asstte.
raURsD.Y EVENING, FEB. %, 1854.
He TALKED PIousLY.-A Chicas

He TALKED PIoUsLY.-A Chicago
special SLY The next time a stranger
attempts TO relate his experience in a
p aver meeting presided over by Rev.
j. ?. Buckingham OF the Fulton Stree!
Methodist Church he will be regarded
with sus picion ard vii! probably be
| called upon to show his credentials or
| leave the house. At The last regular
PRAYER meeting the pastors entire lam
liz attended, l. aving The parsonage DE-
serted. The brothers and sisters wee
not in a talkative MOOD, and the preach
er arose TO dismiss The meeting. when =,
stranger in the :eir Of the loom stood
up and asked 10 be allow ed 10 say q
few words.
"He talked for fifteen minutes and
told how precious religion was TO him,
| During this time the good brothers and
| sisters were loud in their cries OF
amen and the minister thought he
had found a diamond in the rough.
When a second attempt was made to
dismiss the meeting the stranger again
coupled their attention for some time.
The benediction was finally pro
nouncsd. The stranger was the first
person to leave, not having time to
Shake hands with any of the congrega-
lion.
"When the pastor returned home he
discovered that the place had been loot.
ed. Fifty dollars in money, a gold
watch and chain and other articles of
iewelry and valuables had been taken.
He reported the matter to the police
and mentioned the lengthy talk of the
stranger. 1t was learned that the pious
stranger was a confederate OF the
thieves, whose business it was to pro-
long the meeting until its pals had rob-
bed the house"
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OFFICIAL.


COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE OF TIE CoM'Rs OF TIE SINKING FUND, +
R%IcIMoND, Va, February | 1891.
T'HE LEGISLATURE HAS PASSED AN
a act, approved January 81, 1894, allowing
all parties holding VIRGINIA SECURITIES
who failed to fund them unde, act of Fcbru-
airy 20, 1892, until June 80, 1894, to do so on
the same terms and under the same condi-
tions as provided in said act of February 20,
1892.
Rates for funding the different classes of Sc
c%urities, &c, will he furnished on application
All exchange must be done in person or by
attorney, as we will not send bonds through
the mails. nor by express unless the express
messenger be empowered to sign a receipt on
our books. JOSIAH R1LAND, JR,
Second Auditor and President of Board of
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund.
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