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In THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
i states, dst,ict OF Washington. Northern divis-
len. In equity. No 324
A. p. Fuller VS.. The Rainier Power and Railway
Company ct al. NoIice OF sale.
Notice Is HEREBY given that the undersigned,
receiver OF the RAINIER Power and Railway Com
pany, pursuant TO order OF said court. will sell
public auction for cash On Wednesday, February
~. 1894, at 10 O'Clock a tn, at No. 22Sz1s Front
street. on the prem ses. all OF the buildings and
Improvements the following described prop
erty in the city OF Seattle, King county, Washing
ton; All of lots ~ aud four f4) in block
fosiyo (sl) in tn plat OF the third addition to
that part Of the city OF Seattle heretofore
laid of by A. A. Denny and William
=. Bell. commonly cal ed William y.
Bells third addition. according 20 the plat
thereof, excepting therefrom parcel consisting 4
the south twenty t2J) feet in frontage and west
eighty .S0l feet in depth OF said lot ID and the
northtwenty t2ot feet IN frontage and west eighty
$500 feet in depth of said lot four (4 Said build
inSs consists of a three-story building known as
the Alamo house. a cottage and another build
Ing formerly usei rs dye house. This sale will
be free OF all liens, except any taxes for the year
1898 on said buildings, but not on said Land. and
the purchaser must, al his own expense, remove
or tear down the buildings The sale Will be sub
jeet TO confirmation on two days notice. aud the
purchaser will have ten days time after contirma-
lion to remove tear down the same, without
liability for ground rent.
NJ. +. BACEUS Receiver
LICHTESBERG, SHEPARD & Lyon, Receivers
Solicitors
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ONTARIO. Canada. April {, 1854
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ENTERPRISE, Wash.. Feb. l6 isae
Seattle Post Seattle. WA
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AZ NOTICES.

CTATE OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
~ King, S.
In the superior court of King county. In pro-
bate
In the matter Of the estate Of Sarah B. Yesisr de-
ceased No. SIS Probase notice.
To Ill persons interested In the above AIMED es-
tate Of sarah b. feser deceased and their guard
day OF February, 1894. decree OF partial dstri bu
tion was entered by the aboveentit cd court the
aboveentttied matter, distributing TO Lucinda
Hochsteter, Frank X Hochstetier, Freeman Il.
Kirkendall and Amanda Hart certain interests In
the above named estate. as Will fully appear by
reference to said decree file In said court; and,
whereas, the said Interests distributed afore
said By said decree OF distribution were distributed
In common and undivided: and. whereas, it -
necessary In order TO said deer of dstri
said persons to whom said interests were dis
tributed be had: and, whereas, the said Lucinda
Hochstetler. Frank b. Hochstetlsr. Freeman r.
kirkendail and Amanda Hart have flied their pc
partition; and. whereas, said 18th day of Feb
rusry. 1854, upon the fling Of said petitions. the
above entitled court made order that said pslf-
TONERS do cause to be pu olisned for ten uo) con-
secuttve days n the seattle Post-Inteliigencer. o
daily newspaper published In King county, Wash
ingtop. . not, ce IS herein set forth
Now, therefore. notice Ia hereby given TO all
persons interested In the said estate and to their
guardians. agents and attorneys TO show cause he
fore said court Friday. the Esd day Of February,
W. Langley. judge Of said court. why the prayer Of
said petition shall not be granted and partition
ordered and decreed q, therein prayed for.
Dated at Seattle, Washington, the 18th day OF
February. 1894
Attorneys for said petitioners. Lucinda Hochstet-
Ter, Frank h. Hochstetler. Freeman T.. kirken.
dali and Amanda Har,.
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LoonIsroS, Wash Feb. 3. lse1
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Primary Election District No. Four shall en-
brace all or the Fourth ward Of the city of seattle
and the polling place shall be Temple Court and
the following reputable persons. each of VIII ON 10
iegas voter and householder La said district are
HEREBY designated TO act as jcdges Of said election
to-wlt: ieorge h kittinger. stewart Z. smith FIRE.
mont r Cramer and the pamber OF delegates
to which said district is entitled under call for said
convention Is thirty
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reaty. Actress ~ssiia, care i'sst iatsliiS~sc~r
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DISTRICT 40 Five

Primary Election District No Five shall en-
nrace all OF the Fifth ward Of the city of Seattle
and the polling plsce shall be- Armory hall Fourth
aud Union, and the following reputable persons
eacn OF whom - a legal voter and householder ia
said district, are hereby designated act Judges
OF said election for said district to-wit. julius r
Hale. Grant Z. De Groat. EDWARD Won Tobsi. and
the number OF delegates TO which said district /.
entitled under call for said convention is III irty.
five.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
A Greenland White Marriage.

A beautiful marriage ceremony took
place at Carlisle. POwhatan county, on
THURSDAY last when Miss Bessie Henlng.
eldest daughter Of Dr. William Hening,
bAcame the bride Of Mr.. John Scott. a
Young farmer OF the same county. The
old family home Of the Hening family
was thrown open to about 15O relatives
and friends, and DR. and Mrs. Hening re-
celved and entertained their guests in
their usual hOspitable and gracious man
ner. The house was beautifully decorated
In white and green, and tho happy pair
stood under an evergreen arch, from
which was suspended a marriage bell,
while the ceremony was performed In the
NEST impressive manner by the Rev i.
&. Hening. Of King and queen county,
brother Of the bride. The bridal party en-
tered tho rooms to the strains of Men
delssohn's Wedding march. The bride was
pttceded by four bridesmaids-Miss Hen
Ing. OF Powhatan: Miss Michaels. OF Rich
mond: Miss Dickinson. Of West Virginia,
and Miss Scott, Of Nanita. The groom
WAS attended by Mr.. sam Scott. DR.. i.
S Hening. Mr. Kennon Hening, all OF
Powhatan county, and Mr.. J. G. Hening,
OF Richmond.
The bride was robed in a gown Of green
cloth. trimmed with satin. and carried
brides roses The bridesmaids wore white
china Silk and bouquets OF white carna-
lions and smilaX.
After the couple rece!N ed the numerous
CONGRATULATIONS of the company. they sat
down 10 a table which fairly groaned be-
meath its weight Of good things. The deco
rations here were also of green and white.
A lovely scene was presented To the eyo as
the guests entered the large dning-room.
This city had many representatives pres
ent who went up on the morning tram.
The bride and groom took the afternoon
train for Vanita, their future home. where
on Friday evening q handsome reception
was rendered them by Mrs. Edward Scott,
mother Of the groom. The lady dis-
pensod hospitality in true, old Virginia
style to seventy-hve guests, who fully ap-
preciated the handsome supper. which
was announced At midnight. Dancing was
INDUCED in until morning. when the good
bys were reluctantly spoken.
TIE popularity of the young couple was
testified to by the numerous and hand
some presents Of which they were the re-
cipients.
Mr.. and Mrs George p. Norwood, OF
Powhatan, entertained some Of the bridal
partv at late dinner on the evening OF
the marriage Covers were laid for SIX
teen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04

smlthers, Charles Blankenship. IA. Wade,
W. l., and Gussic Iipscomb, William Bum
dagc aud Narcotics Page were present.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A delightful surprise and millinery party
was given 10 Miss Cora Davis. at her resi-
deuce. No. TIC west Clay street. by her
friends Thursday night. Among those
present we're Misses Ethel Barefoot. Rosa
cockrell. Cora Tlnsley. Ida Farmer. Cora
Davis. wena Schleisher, nellie schreryr,
Mary Tinslcy. Blanche Lipscomb. Nettie
JApscomb. Maud Brimmer, Myrtle Glenn.
J,ettie Ynrbrough. and Messrs. Morris
Bland George Cottrell Jack Hayhoe.
George Davis. Charles Sens. Willie Kel-
Ter. Ienifer Davis. Joe Meyer. Lee Dug
gins. Aubrey Chatham. Gibson Saunders.
Willie iipscomb Henry Schleisher. An
drew SrIthers. and Robert Green.
A plessant entertainment was given at
the house Of Mrs NJ. J. Beasley. No. i7l8
Vcnable street on Tuesday evening last
Those present were Misses Emma Nance.
Pearl Stewart, Carrie Beasley, Dora Mar
Tin. Iottle Syckengcr Dora Beasley, Ida
Nance. Iealia Cartwright, and Dora Dug
gins. and Fannie Southworth. Of Beaver
Dam. Va: and Mrs. H. Trainum. The gen.
tleman were Messrs. r. NJ. Beasley. OF
Washington. ID. c.: Irwin Frohman, Percy
Stewart. Eddie Eubank. Walter Lawrence,
Gordon Arnold Walter Eubank, L. Smith,
Eugene Raglan. Philip Butler, Jeter
Beasley. Charlie Method, Richard Dur
h8rn, J. Wood. and others. Refreshments
were served at a late hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
Entertainment for tn. Poor.

There will be an entertainment at Belvi-
deere Hall Monday night for the benefit
of the poor. An excellent programme has
been arranged. Mrs. Bertha Richardson
will sing, full orchestra will be In at
tendance. and there will also be other
attractions.
The young men Of Fulton who ars
anxious to help worthy cause will
assemble at Donahue's Hall this after
noon at 3 o'clock to map out plans. Mt
Donahue has kindly consented to give the
hall and will assist all those who are
eager 70 take part In the cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
The Highest Bidder. "

Owing 20 the inclemency OF the wea-
Their Saturday morning the auction salt
of boxes for the "Highest Bidder VIII
take place Monday. February 5th, at inc
Academy Of Music at y NJ. The members
OF the caste who were i'll are now en-
tirely recovered. and have been present
al all the last rehearsals. The parts are
well apportioned. and each person seems
10 fully appreciate and render with great
care and finish his and her part. Ihere
are several large and fashionable theatre
parties TO be given on Tuesday evening
one host and hostess having most hospi-
tabIy included both caste and committee
In their invitations. and II is requested
that all who can conveniently wear iuil
dress will do 20. Box-ofiice open on ana
after Monday February 5th. at A NJ
At Academy of Music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
THE COMING MASS-MEETINc.
The Young Peoples Societies Are Preparing
for Large Gathering Tuesday Night

The Young Peoples Societies Are Preparing
for a Large Gathering Tuesday Night.
4 letter from Rev. DR.. Becky who will
address the young peoples mass-meet-
ing at the First Baptist church Tuesday
night, says that he will arrive Monday.
He will be the guest OF Mayor Ellyson
while in the city, and no doubt will be
in demand He belongs TO the school OF
religion which believes In cheerful Chris
tianity. and that doctrine Is well car
ried out liz all his discoursss.
At the Lynchburg convention he con-
Quoted the Question-box in a peculiarly
happy vein. and that will be an attractive
feature in the coming meeting.
The chorus choir will have its last re-
hersal tomorrow evening at 5 o'clock at
the First church, and all those singers
willing TO assist are invited TO come.
Rev. George Cooper will conduct the
opening praise and responsive service. and
then turn the meeting over to Rev f. r.
Dadmun. president Of the Virginia Chris
tian- Endeavor Union. Rev. James Y.
Fair, Rev. Jabez Hall, and other ministers
will take part In the programme.
The committee will provide printed pro-
grammes containing the responsive SER
vice and popular collection of Chris
tian. Endeavor hymns will be used.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
INTEREST IN RING CONTESTS.
The Exchange Joke-Discrepancies
ss To the Recent Mill.

M To the Recent Mill.
The public seem to have "prize-hghting'
glove contests" and "sparring for
points" on the brain. The real slugging
match which took place here early FRI
day morning was the cause for starting
l report that two well-known amateurs
would engage In a glove contest" at the
Corn Exchange" last night. No one had
any idea that such an exhibition would
really bs given. but a gentleman promi-
nent on Change called on Major Poe
Chief Of Police, and asked him to take
steps to prevent the mill
The Major at once went TO see man
who was said to be at the head OF the
contest, and, with a long, serious face
and stern air the Chief declared that
the "sparring match must under no cir
cumstances occur. IL any efforts were
made TO have the "shOw" the Major SAID
he would have his men there prepared to
arrest every mothers son In any way
connected with the affair. The gentle
man addressed by the Chief was very
rrompt I'm asserting that the whole matter
was a Joke on friend OF his, who would
not 20 into a prize-rlng for anything on
earth.
The cases OF those arrested In connec-
ton with the Friday-morning prize-hsht
are 10 come Up in the Police Court next
Thursday. The examination Ia being
looked forward TO with much interest by
the sporting fraternity OF the city. A
conviction Of either the principals or
accessories TO this fight will. perhaps.
prove difficult, I'm view OF the fact that
those who witnessed 1t may refuse TO
testify on the ground OF eliminating them
selves There has been a disposition In
some quarters 10 question the Dispatch
statement that there was a real fight.
but this Is point on which there IS no
doubt. The two men. Murphy and Mono
han. fought with great Vigcr and deter
mination, and the prize was more blood
than money. 4 crude ring was mprOvised
and there were the usual accessories, such
az buckets of water, towels, saw-dust,
sc. Murphy and Sweeney were az Sanger
Hall early in the evening, the former in
fighting costume. and from there went
TO place on west Broad street, where
the mill would have taken place but for
the presence on the corner OF the police.
1t was about ! o'clock-the hour at
which the police make their shift-that the
sports went TO the Turf Exchange. and
Sweeney declining TO fight, Monohan. who
was formerly Murphy's trainer but pre-
pared Sweeney for this mill, took up the
challenge OF Murphy that he could whip
any friend Of Sweeney's in three rounds.
The arrests were made "A little before 3
4. NJ. When the police entered the FIX
change they found the ring marked OF.
the floor covered with saw-dust. and the
chairs. buckets. &c, in their places. An
impression had been left In the saw-dust
where Monohan was knocked down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04

communication to Governor Pattison
stating that the papers were not In coz
fornity with the agreement between tns
Governors. The Governor told Mr.. Epps
10 tell Justice Crutchneld to hold Evans
until Thursday. at which time, if the
proper papers were not forthcoming. 10
discharge the prisoner.
The friends OF Evans are standing oy
him firmly, and viii use every enort 10
prevent his removal to Pittsbirr. 'eehns
confident. as they do. that there ~ no
Ground for the prosecution against him.
He asserts his innocence. and says ne
has no doubt about being acquitted. put
don't want the trouble and expense OK
a trial.