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AND.
ELEMENTS.

mrs. Potter and h yrle Bellew Tonight.
their star engage h yrle Bellew will open
Ter this evening, ineut at the Seattle thea
De ofiiiianl sofa IAnd the event promises to
airy, ]uoglng fo4 as well as dramatic
seats ana prNateI the sale of advanced
VIII oe OUT IN boxes, and first-nighters
iron Master Is 4 force. The drama THE
society woman, Isn interesting story of
learning tue rug spoiled by adulaton,
after many rlasl Va he of noble heart
clean story, lhteq and tribulations. 1t is a
OF It's scenes aisely dramatic in many
comedy running Ind with light dash of
the more nlatithrough IL 10 emphasize
OF these Two arT " element. The coming
Beiiew, Is an eve ists, Mrs Potter and Mr..
the theatrical 1t OF some importance in
prominently pei9 orlt. They have been
years, and ar re the public for many
throughout the acknowledged today
ponents oil thej sor1 as the leading ex-
lhey nave Just particular line of work
tour Oh the orleh Istu ned from an extended
greeted IN mo1 " here they have been
piIAole manner. extrayagant and hos
mas AT IL ousieJ In Calcutta, q city which
pean residents, " period, but 80, go Euro
TO crowded mouse hey played for five mon tbs
hai, hongkohg n IS. and in Burmah, Shang-
cepuon vas m9nd Yokohama their re-
noted tact in the1re than cordial. 1t Is a
oil tneaIrleai Pee countries that the tours
cessiul or DIRE Iople are either most sue
medium oil snceelailure. There can be no
Potter ana Mr.. r.. Fortunately for Mrs.
enormous. anu tFellew their business was
the best iamlhes Iey were entertained by
intention OF MN Calcutta. The present
permanently IN sc two stars is TO remain
a.
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Mr.. Carson write. Another Letter.

]. NJ. Carson is not disposed to be made
the butt of Commissioner Lamoreux's
Jokes in the Henry Sheehan and Hattie
Gilmore timber land cases, so he writes to
the Posr-IHTELLIGENcEga letter in which
he says:
81 desire to inform you that when a
special agent makes q report on an entry
he is required to accompany that report
with other evidence. aside from his own
observations and conclusions. He is re-
Quired, if possible, to obtain the sworn
statement of the entrynan and other in
terested parties, and unless the agents
recommendations are Justified by the evil
dence accompanying his report his recon-
mendation is not followed. In both OF
these cases this was done, and more on
that evidence tn an on my recommended
tions were these entries held for canceila-
ton This occurred SIX and seven years
ago, since which time there has been legs-
lation By congress, legislature, rulings by
the interior department. district, circuit
and supreme courts materially affecting
the status of these entries.
II never made but one report as special
agent that | was not able to sustain by q fair
preponderance Of evidence had L been per-
United to try them myself at the time. In
that one instance / Was mised by design
ing and interested parties, and as soon as
learned that the facts had been distorted
and misrepresented | SO notified the COM
missioner and had the entry relieved from
suspension. / also want TO remind you
that an impartial examination OF the rec
ords of the local office, the general land
office and the interior department wall dis
close the significant fact that there has
been n vast difference in the results OF
cases reported oy me and tried by me as
compared with cases reported by me but
tried by my successors, especially those
tried by my immediate successors. Those
records will disclose the additional fact
that | reported on and successfully tried
more such cases than all the special agents
ever on duty in Olympia and Seattle land
disfriCts -
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A RAILROA1|
Narrow Escape
Rentou

Narrow Escape
Renton-4 rr.s~h. rras, NJ,
News reached "a Cool Engineer.
fortunate escape lbs CITY YESTERDAY of the
last Friday OF pltIa narrow gauge train had
burning bridge lchIng headlong through
sixty feet oeioS}to ne bottom of a ravine
man named Huxd When the engineer a
q stop only tedon. brought the train TO
catcher from THAI feet separated the cow
I'VE spans had oea part of the bridge where
consisted of twedsn burned of. The train
In the morning Ety cars and left this city
About noon. vi
grade about a mil hen going nm 3 per cent.
ton. the train swq and half east Of Rem
ana was almost IIng around sharp curve
Inc engineer reVfpon the burning bridge
ing 20 the up radSrsed the engine and ow-
about ten feet m succeeded in stopping
was last gaming BIN the break. The fire
had already background and five stringers
ana nremen, wltII burned. The engineer
the chasm on thd locked hands, crossed
SHOES 10 the watei rails, which burned their
nght put out the barrels, and after hard
was sent TO the 81 ire. A wrecking crew
sixteen hours tnLot Immediately. and in
The ire Is suppode bridge was repaired.
sparks rom an eqe d 10 have. caught from
a. the end OF the Lgine that iguited grass
1hridye
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Ds. J. h. Sohwatka, medical examiner
Of tee cskg 81 balamoFc, arrived n the
csty saturday nlgAt from san Francisco
and look the II O'Clock overland for the
EAsS. The doctor was 4 delegate 10 the
session Of the Imperial Court Of Mystic
ShnRers Eeld IN beaver July "a and "a
nr. sch wAika received his appointment as
fles1lcAi examiner eight years ago from
President Cleveland and has served ever
sisoes lie said from appearances that he
thought the West had suffered more from
the genera depression than tae Hast, A.
times were much brighter and money
rAsles than oat here.
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POLITICS ON THE EAST SIDE.
Senator Van Houten Says Republicans
VIII sweep spokane County.

Senator Van Houten says REPUBLICANS
Will sweep spokane County.
State Senator Bryan G. Van Houten,
who has represented the Third district OF
Spokane county in the upper house In the
First, Second and Third legislatures and
holds over from the last, arrived In the
city Saturday, coming from Spokane,
accompanied bv Mrs. Van Houten. They
went to Kent in the evening TO be the
guests of Senator A. I. Van de Nanter
and family, but viii return here today. as
the senator has some business matters here
which demand his attention.
He was interviewed here Saturday
night by PosT-ISTELLAGENcER reporter,
and in talking over the political situation
he said:
''The Republicans are gaining strength
at Spokane and look for a clean sweep
for that party at the fall election. l look
for this because the Commonweal move
menE and the recent strike have weakened
the Democratic and Populist parties.
Many things have occurred since Cleve-
land was inaugurated 20 weaken the Dem
ocratic party. and these objections trend
toward the Republican party. Therefore,
j look for great victory for the Repub-
licans nj the coming fall election.
In discussing the matter of the candi-
dates for the United States senate from
Eastern Washington. Mr.. Van Houten
said:
John L. Wilson is doing the most active
work in the vicinity of Spokane. Judge
J. H. Moore, of the superior court, who
lately visited Seattle in an official capacity,
and Levi Ankeny. of Walla Walla. are also
spoken OF. George Turner is also men
toned, although it is generally conceded
that he and ex-senator j. b. Allen, now of
this city, are out of the race because of the
fact that their rivalry produced deadlock
in the last legislature and so prevented the
state from having two senators in Wash
ington City.
Though the gentlemen mentioned are
talked of, the idea is TO select the best men
possible for legislative candidates and then
TO leave the matter of selecting a United
States senator to their best judgment"
In speaking of the condition of business
in the vicinity of Spokane, Mr.. Van
Houten said
al believe times are improving in our
section. Crops this year are very bounti-
full, though prices ere ley. SAGsoss asAa
Immigration from the East iDto the vicsh-
ity of Spokane and this helps US out. The
feeling is much more hopeful than Il has
been, and this is half the battle toward the
better times that are surely coming"
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HIGHEST of all in Leavening Power.-Latest q.
Highest OF all in Lesvening Power.-Latest o.
S Govt Report
ROYAL "a ling
w. 70 Nder
ABSOLUTELY ri .r

said he used to work as cook in this city
They decided 20 bury his remains as soon
as the coroner gave them permission,
which will prot ably be in day or so.
The japanese of the city are taxing
much interest in the case. and one of them
went to the morgue yesterday and made a
drawing OF the dead mans face and neck,
showing every wound and its exact loca-
ton. He kept his own counsel, and II IS
thought he may be acting IN the interest
of the Japanese to ferret out the real MUIR
derer.
Coroner Horton said last night that he
had not decided when 10 hold the inquest.
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The famous troupe of japanese jugglers
and acrobats have arrived and will open at
Madison park this afternoon, and will
give free performances every afternoon
and evening.
Ellwood, the noted male soprano. will
also entertain the audiences for another
week with his fine singing and exhibiting
his extensive wardrobe. All performances
s~a
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ooLoRkD PEOPLE or FRANKLIN.
Dedication of New Hall for the Bene tit
OF the a. N. n. Church.

OF the ~ W. r. Nhufch.
AnenteFtalnment and concert were given
IN tho new hall al Franklin last Monday
evening tor the benefit OF the African
Methodist Episcopal church. S. j. Collins.
pastor There was a large gathering
and the following programme was rem
dared; Song. by a quaTtette consisting
Of Msssrs. Walter Griffin, Benjamin Wlll-
Jams, Nilliam Douglass and Thomas Ran.
dolf. song, by Miss Lillian Bailey; song.
by Miss Vida Williams; recitation. by
Miss Florence Benson; song. by Miss Mary
Ramsay; recitation. BY Miss Lulu Whit
ney; song by the quartette, entitled
9"Ssuthern Greeting" song, by Mrs. Ella
r. We&cb, song, by MSs NJ. r. Bowes
sosg. hy My IA. osborn; song, CON posed BY
Mrs. E.Ia H. Aeich song. by the quartette.
Horses aud Carrots" Miss Eta RAMSAY
aeiei "a accompanies Tor several OF the
ssnEugs. and there were other selections
given by singers aud speakers already
named. The hall. when completed. will
be used 81 the coiored people OF Franklin
Tor igaEe and church purposes
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Crnux Rnnn.,t Hn Long Knn.

Charles Bennett, crazy barber, who
was sent 10 the county hospital q week
ago. ran the entire way to the city last
night and was locked up in the city jail
Bennett had thrown OFT his hat and coat
He said that he had TO take such q run
twice = day 10 keep in condition.
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Jim RYAN Dente.Il

Jim Ryan, the prizehghter, called at the
Office OF tie PGsT-IsTK1lIsEKcEE last even
ing 10 deny Young Mtcheil's statement
relative 10 their draw" in san Francisco.
He claimed that he had the eest of the
aghi when the ponce interfered.
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Wives, instruct your husbands 10 call st
Cooper Leyy's and buy a fiEe-ponnd can
pure lard for 80 cents. or = ten-pound can
Tor % cents
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Lao More Rinters in Lnil.

James Shaw and l. II. Brass. two Of the
men charged with rioting at Spokane.
were brought from Spokane yesterday
morning and lodged in the county Jail.
They viii probably be taken before United
States Commissioner Emery today for an
examination
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Caisf Of Police Rogers Is trying 70 ind
the man and Woman who told police
orslosr that tsey s4s tao mea IEmp oat OF
rse sinao2 a Mr. r. Il. Trsoss residence
al 4l5 seascA strsss scek ago last nighf.
~hezc burglary vas committed.
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restraining order except two horses and ,
0cow- This WAS done BY .con-snt OF attor-
neys0n both sides The caseo Will be fur
Their argued on nsxs Saturday before Judge
Iaug4ev
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DETECTIVE col
RBRTT MAKES A BIT

Solved and the Goods
detective sam Confessions Made.
clever piece OF VIZ Corbett accomplished a
Two ourglaries. trk yesterday in solving
harry AUSTIN. ~ The guilty parties are
McCullocn, boys led Braden and William
put VINO were cleHgho pose as bootblacks,
OF grass out OF i6r enough TO take pane
tuck -ecord-hafI1ack window of NJ. But
street, Saturday Il q store 32s South Sixth
prietor was oYaiternoon, while the pro-
remove the iasIserving his Sabbath,
into the stofenings. and thus get
reviewers ana Re. They took six
tue case ana mya silver watch from
reviewers were lade their escape. Two
between Hashlnaiden on Railroad avenue,
ana the others IN gton and Yesler avenue,
ner Oh Elghth anqder barn near the cor
watch was SOLD ~ Jackson streets. The
VINO hses on fiKfr 81 to Y. Z. Wiesenthal,
ono streets. InI between Front and Sec
teruay noon anu le case was reported yes
Coroett mad oaGgIbefore evening Detective
recovered the gqed the guilty parties and
iessed 20 steahnqods. The boys also con-
JUNK from the % fifty pounds of lead anG
nights ago. Ireg hotel basement few
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Recruit. Mus. d FOR THREE YEARS.

IL Citizens ef the United
tAs& FRANK i And lneE54ssnt.
crsEting depot ID Fssse. In sssssr of the re-
czssed the fsslaF ais CITY. Yesterday re-
graph from A<<in3bine instructicn.,s yv ,ele.
quarters OF sne Adit. Gen. Wood. head
York city: recruiting servtre in New
"Under the act
enlistments afted an,,-ov.d ,ha l.. H., III
three years. andA 49, da,a ,nrs, n. g..
first enlistment I'd s1c.ntinc InJ;. ~
zens of the Unitei, ,sf ~ Is 80 ~ s.'
have made legal Sf,,es ~ rasso.rs -
10 become citiZea5acl.ra,;o - ;s. 49, ~
speak. read and ,h.raS's "a - s .., =
THE Law resti 80 Ea,Ii,h Wv e"4'
men of ten yearsIicti raani;s.r, =.
of age is repealed So ~ nys. AZ 49,. ~ y.
H.. :
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The plaintiff alleges that he has Al all
times had and now has the honsehoIt
goods. furniture, cooking utensils nud
niiant has been informed that she has al
mltted having 500 in hank lie aIuas
that the note and mortgage IN the Erisnd-
Doggtnger Company for $50 is WITHOUT
consideration bat saws that he2was threat.
saed with damage salt and was savSed
70 execute the mortgage; that MS eifo
Joined With him Of her oSn wih ia making
the mortgage. "a
lie denies that he treated bis wife ia a
cruel manner aai SAYS thaF il he ever
used harsh or vile Language Cor exercised
tie common las right 20 mildly ehastiss
hs wifv. il was done ia the cheat OF pas.
sion, ~hsn Ehe pFeog Of her inhde6ty vas
evident and her drunken presumption
great He further denies that he beat her
on July g in sach manner as ~ greatly
IL gfe her health or place her life In
Jeopardy. aad depaes that he struck her At
al eaf AYERS that she was drank Aad fen
and BRUISED her face. la due ssms he
promises - lie an answer 10 her comp laint
aud vail make bts answer aeross-b bin ask.
ing fer dscree 81 divorce ffbn rs Sife.
Atiiani denies thai he has ever been s
habilaA. dFaakard. butayeFs that, 90 the
contrary. ais lifs has been one 81 sohfisty
and tact sud i scientifically Ike thas-SAich
the philosophy 90 Iogsiol and 1sonderog
claims should5,e the life cof every NAP:
by the sweAs o6 thy fsse tho9 SHALT
kncJa Thy bread 20
After argument 81 counsel and tie real
Ing si ths a6oys pstlsion. Judge Osborn
hsiers whem the case bad been trans
fsErsd. Esssase1 81 sAs property from the
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BEEyITIEs.

Today Is the festival OF the Transhgura
ton. Holy Communion Will be celebrated
at "a. Marks church at 10 so
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sAc; mes has iass reserved. a. J. : era
haas
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pr FT&ok BROOKS. specially paralysis
all nervous diseases oa-ee. Gottste n
nl0ck
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Port vine III n --
cents per gallon Gallon. ciaret wine a.
pany' Abrahams Grocery Com
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Ladies all-wd
sl-ss, AZ }. :. Srf o. cloth capes, all colors,
- ihAn's.
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ATTORN EYS-ATLAW

4 DVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWS SPECIAL
- ty; collections, damages wills. deeds, etc. g. W.
HOWE, Atty-at-Law, $50 Market, cor Stockton.vl
IA w. DAVIDSON, AITORNEY-AT-LAW 42u
w California St., rms 14-l5; advice free. d3 If
- A. CKOTHERs, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW sos
III. Clay st. no2 TT
TOHN r. AITKEN AUTOMATICALLY
q T. = and II. 400 Montgume cry. cor Caliornta.tf
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

nell QUENT SALE NOTICE - SCORPION
~ Mining Company Location of principal place
OF business, San Francisco Cal: location of
works. Virginia City, Storey County, Nevada
Notlce.-fhere are delinquent upon the follow
tng-described stock on account of assessment No
6, levied on the 4th day of October, s94, the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

NOTICE OF AsSESSMENT-BULwER CON.
IN solldated Mining Company. Location of prin-
cipa place OF business; san francisco: CAL. ioca-
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board OF Directors, held on the 11th day OF De-
cember, 1894. an assessment. NO. 10. of five (5)
cents per share was levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation. pay able INN ediatey in United
the company room 33, Nevada block. 300 Mont
gemery ST., San Francisco, CAL. or to the farmers
Loan and Trust Company. 70 and ~ William ST.,
New York.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re.
main unpaid on the 18th day OF January. lss5'
lie auction: and unless payment is made before
Will be sold on FRIDAY, the 18th day of Febru-
AIRY. 1895. to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with the costs of advertising and expenses
of sale. BY order of the Board of Directors.
of1ce-Room 33, Nevada block. 3O9 Montgomery
ST.. San francisco. CaL and 20 and ~ William
St.. n ew ork. DELI To
NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures GOLD
principal place OF business. an Francisco, CAL;
location OF works. Virginia. Storey County, New
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting of the
board of directors held ON tho 4th day of Decem-
Der. S94, an assessment NO sly OF twenty five
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately in
United States god coin to the secretary at tho
ONCE of the company, room 10 Nevada block, No
800 Montgomery st.. san Francisco, Cal.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 9Th day OF January. 1895, Will
be delinquent ana advertised for sale al public
auction. aud unless payment Is made before, will
be sold on TUESDAY, tho 29th day of January,
1895, TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the costs OF advertising and expenses Of SALE
By order of the board OF directors.
CHARLES Z. ELLIOT, Sec.
Onice-Room 70, Nevads block. No. 500 Mont
gopaery ST., San Francisco. Cal. de5 I'd
TTNIoN CONSOLIDATED SILVER MINING
u Company Location OF PRINCIPAL place OF
business. San Francisco. California: ioeati on OF
works, Virginia City. storey County, Nevada,
Notice is hereby given that Al meeting OF the
Board of directors, held on tho twenty-secopd
(22d) day OF November, 1894. an assessment (No.
b0) OF Twenty cents (2Ocl per share levied
upon the capital stock OF this corporation paya bic
Immediately in United States gold coin to the sec.
Rotary. at the ONCE of the company, room f. Ne.
vada block, 500 MONTGOMERY street, San Fran
siseo California.
AhT atock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid IN the twenty-seventh (27th) day OF
December 1894. will be delinquent and advertise
for sale at publ c auction, and unless payment is
made before will he sold w GDN ESDAY, the
sixteenth Q6th) day OF January. 1895. TO pay the
delinquent assessment, together with the costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale. BY order of
the Board of Directors
CHAS. C. HARVEY, Secretary.
Ofice-Room 4. Nevada block. 800 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, Cal. no23 I'd
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

n H. UMBSEN & &C
VI Real Estate Agents. Rent collectors ana
Auctioneers, Ia Montgomery ST., San Francisco
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AUCTION SALE.

Call al our office and obtain one of our Real
Estate Records, which contain list of properties
Tor sale in all parts of the city.
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No. 2ls Joice St. or Prospect place. W side. s.
OF California ST. bet Powell and stockton;
2-story frame building of fats OF and rooms;
renting for $2S per month: lot 2SX77, less |NZo,
irregular by authority of Jennie Laird commits
siouer of the estate of Morty Kelly, deceased.
Terms OF Sale-10 per cent cash, TO De palu 10
the auctioneer the day OF sale; balance on con-
hrmation OF sales by the Superior Court. lEstru-
ment of sales at purchasers expense.
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And In accordance with law and an order from
the board of directors. made on the TIN DAY OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
public auction at the salesroom or : +. Middleton
q Co.. 30 Montgomery street san FRANCISCO, CAT.
on FRIDAY, the 2Sth day of December, 1884 at
the hour of O'Clock N. of said day. to pay SAID
delinouent assessment thereon, together with
costs of advertising aud expenses OF SAFE.
GEO, r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
onioe-3I0 Pine ST. room %, san Francisco, Cal.
dali ID
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERIOA-TRE
" WEEKLY CALL sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81. postage
tree.
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IMPROVED PROPERTIES AT PRIVATE SALE.
CIT 7On BUsH-sr. BUSINESS CORNER;
ID 4 .tOO. substantial aud well built
houses, store and fats: reut 1929 per month; lot
56Il 90; this is a sacrifice.