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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-29
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" : NT~F- n. formation q the present
whe-es notl-S - U~rry Carlisle q s.
Csai-sK7lie a. vso Nas issI heard - IA
sadie foa- Years azN. ~ RS c3c- 80.
Address Robert Carlisle G.e0co<. -,
Reward
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II r-5a- - s@es7-e correct 1-ze-TAc- G
.osl-@z sz-sze- rhsse hsa1t7Es. tie s21
snau1z - kefr a. ths oZsz1SSs oE1c3s =
stls paper. Nc charge "a H1zce foT SD
rortres
F'w-erzI notices. resolutions o." 0tAe-
special snncaree-1srtz WI - cn4rEe1 a
ira rate % = cents p@- Ire sac1 trser-
pse<T-rSTEELFGEN CO
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LE6AL NOTICES.


United STATES MARSHAL's SALE
Ia he district courr 81 the United stalss
for the ifSrr1ct o. " as1tfsEteF'- N9Ftl-
ern division. JAg J. Lan2s.iSsl. hs -
tarkel. apparel And furniture n az
mlraity. case NJ 81
Notice - hereby given thai n purss-
aucs of me commands % . SflL OF 49,
alttoni exponas issued out @. me ar1se
named court. a. the sEltE % Jay }. ls9a-
ah8@on aEaiEst the steamer OF vessel y II
= Nome. her tackle. etc I sill On sat-
ur3ay. Ma-Ch =. iso. 50 ocsock 5n "a.
Afternoon a me City dock y The city e
rha said steamer VIZ. r. Nf0nros. nsr
tackle. etc. az publIc auction. 20 the hAga-
f.fs-@r s,rfer ~ hans tnss ~ DAY 81
Mar~r IS5 JAMES g DRAKE.
Tntfe3 States Narslal
By 6. ". CURTIS. pePGty L :. MAJ
c. 2. Emery. Proctor tor L4selaut
First publication. MArch = ls@
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state 81 Washington for htuz county.
state % Washington county OF hlnx.
So TIE Common = ealth Title lnsurarsS
ard Trust Company OF fat-aartpaiaA.
Pa trustee. pla1ntfT. - George ga.
defendant simmons No i s5l
ire state of Washington - the sAN
George Zen. dStRnd&nt.
Yea are hereby sun Eu0-e1 And Tst3Alts1
70 appear Withln twenty cars after u.
service OF THIS Summons. EXCLUSIVE -
we day q Servtee. answer fee couapt@shs
aR3 serve a cepy OF wear answer oa re
person whose D&Eue - subscribed % 80
surmrnnNs- a. tbs place specified tolA3s-
lnE ais SAID uAma. and defend 1Ae an9ts
entitled action IN the court AtoresA5as
ard Ia case OF your failure So 20 30
Judgment will - rendered against 90
according 20 the demand cf the gn1a.
paint. Nhl1a - Ele1 wish ths elegk 81
sal4 court JOHN AhEt4d x.
Plaintiff Attorney
= o address. SEATTLE. Et.g coanty'
washington
N THE SUPERIOR COURT or THz
state % Washington. for tAs county ~
king The WaSat1EEon SAVING Haa@s
corporation. plaintiff. vs. y n Et9Aa4sss
defendant No i&-E
T11er and By virtue % a wEit q s1e1
ttcr issued ouT q the above nazne1 DR.
ia tha above eaglrle4 acrtaa. Ar - -
directed a@d delivered. I have 1915 -.
led upon all the right. titse anl !Et@E1sss
cf IRE defendant named go szf2 @EA =
and 80 the following drScrfte4 reak pfs<
efty. situated "a sald klng coAf's.
Washington. 10 sit-
Lot twelve ca. Eeczton twenty -
a. township twenty-five 49, meE~as
range SIX tss east
%otfee IS Therefore hereby gives. max -
FTs44y. the SIN alF q ABrt4. -Nsa. ~ -
bos~ - b o-clrsrk a n u sas3 SAY .
the front door q the couEs hoGse e =
city u seattle. tu sAl4 ht1s eoantks =
Gl0 sal arr above &escri a'es1 FEoFeft -
pubic Auctlon. 30 ere AAsaes$ a3-@eF. -
cash.
Dated this the @sth DAY y rse-gars'
S7esi1.
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WNNTTD--Bo ARpFR~.


WANTED ~ .tf-s- 10 board. GOD bona.
Eex Is So p PARK
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NIB. <ra--x.v-s- r4zssh--
notices Under these hsa1i1Es. Is - =
tn.s 5ap@F. Ne charge
AA-&-- .a.-.a--z - -sN@-
-. - = 49, - -fss~xzss a.
re: .he Fs's q = esats psE '2a7 z-
%+---- 2r-~ rS-~Err rr--~~EP co
- = - = :
sorrrry NOTICES.
--------~--------.----~---
- - /. II
stated rse~tiags s~oosa and fourth
Ae11aTS OF can no. - ~
= Z "a - ~
TwPynyMF~T waNTED-MALE.
,-.--------- 60 -r-~1-,C--- :,
= - - 5--- - - ,ee.ss,-,e-.--as-
- - .,s7-e~S u pr.
- --777 - 80 - < veers exzxr5-
f-z-..,,es - sEE-.s,s s,,szaesz. has- ~
sreace. Aires r T, care @ PosE-4a-
tai ize-leer
-----
49, - - co-ss3-, = as s-r xo-k Il ire
--uI rsox = liner psv WASH
fhfLoh MINI A Ia : 60
u..--rr, rx-s-ss--~.z ,r,oE ~ra,-s stu
ion y barring 5o1se Ais1Tsss s.e''l =
D-Af@% Tue. Z -0-'~ 80
y.~---~r, r,--s.s.- = ,-~-zrs-~ b4rssA
y
x-5e o - : 80"
e. ,rr,r-v - ~srv A5sress
0. A, Pdss-IntsII.gezcer-
wASTED-Cseneral homework ~ TIE
DAY or mO1th. Address 60 South E@lgEt1
stree
WANTED Position By experienced lady
Etenogrzphsr. references. A16-ess VI
-. Posr-I1teIligencer-
wA<TED-A city teacher wants % teach
II country school during IAs tare@ SUI
FrsT IoDths- Address box s5os Seattle,
wash
HELP WANTED--MALE.
------------- -
WAN t.l1l,ist r1c. asea-s = g, p@ -
- go 90. ~ - - - Z
- 49, - Srsse..1s1
SoAs~ -Aeells - q '-a----, -
r.~-~n. sss-yls 49, for Mn o.
" ~ - -. : - = ,----., a-o-,-5
= - 49, 49, - -. - --s5-'~1- -.
Th-T1 street
-, -.
v ANIED--bzESseT. 10 blL ne~1 aeFIs-
Write Z ( FArSe4l. AlieAs9aEs' - ash
-----------
cs24N cECsf[--s. AE-l s-@s-a---e 49,
lSg. e. 1te1L-s s~N = $50 - -
Nocs1ssne1 S@e1S 9-1tA~.. a. - -.
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HELP wANTED--FEMALE

WA$TET-Cssri Who underst a-sis cook
irg- good Wages Apply lei Third ST
ETa-Cyla-b errnaIds waitress. cpu--
10y hotel girl house keeper hoEssw orA-
Cranes - Washington street.
WANTED-Flrst class drassErs ker would
Ike sewing ~ the dan Apply l. and Is
re ClsyeisnG, SIKH and Pike streets.
wA$TED-Girl for general hoasework-
sL5 Cherry street
WA$TED-A xsri for general homework.
- South Eleventh street
rn.a1i--aE~3 lady % soilitv. must -
free 20 engage 3 year. 81 Columbia
street. Toors =
VA%TED-A cook = : Dewolte. coz
Ter Thi-d and Depot streets.
UA$TED-Girl f0r light Homework So
Washington street
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r>GI>rrR- AN CONTRACTORS.

SAY FRANCISCO BRIrssE CoafpA%y-
Engineers An1 contractors er8z.-s r.sfIs-
snx 1cetxse H8-c-eE -7su-cse-ra--s -
xea= -ai cn1traet-DE - Sezfsls Nz..,a-
a. sAzk s1tttzgE
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~ R~oN Al.

FoRTY HoJ-RS personal Instructions -
8 81 wilson's No~sera E1s.zess College.
L-e-ary s-A2-rE
70 -Hr r-AuTES-The rev az treat
r-srt ~ t0e faEs arpA wr1ukfe iro- NJ asr
electricity - yo4 vaIBe yoss~ ccrnEilext q
cal ca Na5awe E&1V@ 81 Cot1g@ "a 4
STREET s1s S.A tzsS-u-t Fo2 Aow 20
AycsE 2~2 cAstte~afe win klss. develop
fhe to-w2- vvs0ove frecAs-ss etc. consul
tAtsau fTee~
CIT TLcN E-FS hoCSe a14 bedding
plants. rcses. beige p48-ts- or-Arrs ot a
Shrubs cz-rz-ts. kcs1sseeTT1as src al
Eouse g~owu aG& cheap At @&4Erfe " -
ery Xes5eF aNeaGe ana Fifteenth street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-29

DIAMOND lCE AND COLD Storage
Company. fest EEsaa stree rrR-ssas-
t-zs - st44 As sroz @2s2.sea wA1xr.
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n .tt~@ Is further given rnat az ~ - 81
.-.-.-s-z,-ts 80 haze male rzFar-I- - -
,,axr-4-t % tAe5T s411 &ssess-nan.s s--0-l
shesr Ss8s shares d STOCK. after sue -
tt@~ hz4 nsea give So ea-h - taa~a as
-asstsf~ass ~ fAw Ea1 ere bylaws - "a "a
r7-.cAny au1 t5&f sal sac Will Dr. rsas@
a. sAe the A-1 place above Spotted Z ?
2 hlte Ak sAon 20 tlN highest HtfEz- as
tkas 81 szcA sale IRE person wNso sEzrE
nav ~Ne assessment eGe as above s-asass
rnEeeFsr Alb tie PRO T2t2 sEpeaas 81 49,
ys~.sssrE ard O. sac for TIE sra 90.
r.smtse~ e sNA-@s- O. Eortto- 90 a s-zre
~ @@en - SAL delinquent sta~& ~ .ss~s
SIAN - deemed IKE aEx1ss. h1-ze~
II = STRIVE
JAMES L WATSON - Prezazert
Secretary.
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ICE AND COAL.

MERCHANTS DELIVERY COMPANY.
ceale-s = &c AID coal- co--s- Wss. al
se2sNA- Xe4syao.s -.
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EASTED-Thos desiring male help can
get = az the city mission free OF cost.
g. c. uruerc5z} street Telephone 1877
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wANTED-Oo3 Fellows unemployed. or
those desiring 70 Increase present In
come. must - good in converse ton;
references required. Cali on or address
room "a Halle- building. Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-29

THE s-~ss scrip ever tssae<1: good On al
surveyed o. -1s@rssye4 pubAc laads IN
3z%a--e@9+@. SorS1 an-1 -Qagh Dakota
N1o-LaEG- 40 aas1 Earrir r~nr TO
r~~ Acre -so-~ variable ta&r Porter
SD c. 4sszT1-s- yer pS-rs - a.
dress Lauzs C1gnrl -ss.cr@~ GreAg So-EA-
err Ez-.~aE. 81 Pa Nina
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTET-cooi agents IL al parts o:
United States olE pay. Evo men AMI
men - canvass civ sn3 stale. Call
or address, EIt Pike street SEATTLE.
LADY AGENTS Rghhst undergo rrusn,:
eatck saies. Z prchts. catalogue free
Airs = L.f,.e Manufacturing &C,
"a rra - IL
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APCa<A LODGE No =. 2 ard A II
Stated -.e@tsngs s@1cE1 z22 1o-EZn
Noz64yE of esc1 -2c-tE-
2 Z PATTES. ". u
A 6 GIBBS. Sc
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WANTED-L2boreTS. s. - day; wood and
r~glt crD2r4-s Ight s3zsaL1g and burn
tag So teams sawyer. nll nazf1s.
x3o5suen. Sxe1s mixer: road 1se1;
business chances Cranes, 10 WASH
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Wk%TED-Foy [. s army. aole-co1ss3-
unmarried men between IRE ages q .
ard % good pay. -aEsozS. CAGrhtEg and
ned cal a.ter3a1cs. must bs prepared 70
furnish satisfactory evidence as 10 age,
character ard habits. Apply a. room :;
Ycz.oo block Seattle. Wash
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FOR RENT-FARNf~

VtF FfA.-' = y EN-'4-F
FOR RENT Farm ~ "a acres near Rsu-
ter - s-reS afre8 Is cultivated slfta-
PIE ser raising sET kind - crop good
chance trv market gardener oest Land
SIS -H@ valley good house aG3 harm a.
lcw rental Aur.v 80 A}eKaGsseT Tno-r-
500. r@cetvtr - EaGey bu1A32CE.
FOB RENT or SAIE-Easv terms. s
ftNa-ar-e trace rAsr RsVaclA SpriaES.
CleaTe3 fenced ycarE fruit trees. N~li.
ueE s4x-roor. house ana barn. James
EtoEhwelh - Boston hl0-k telephone -
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ZOE RENr SToRES.

EoR EENT-At Ell ~ River Park a.
AGe s-oTe ArE fs,c ao-s. reat s. .r7orcn.
Aea4y Cavy E4tf~r Store. lax Fvort -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-29

WASTED-Gsri who undersrs usis cook
ing good RaEes- Apply lei Third 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-29

artLa L1aCI 8 IA EFot EilFFff LarlTa ~
S@srtfe Wash MarcA L. f$6.
Nottce j. hereby given thst II pIrsaar-
q a resolution % the board % trustees
o. said CON pany daily As31 this dav certain
snsreS of rs capital stoc 4 % sad ecuuauV
hereafter described or 50 much n sr~or a.
r.aw - necessary &c satisfy = certain as
Sessr,png - s. per share d0ly les ist1 fha-a-
on ~ SzAl3 noaTa ~ trustees a. rs meet
t~x hss4 Er4brSsaTy -. 4s5a. Nt3 - sid ~
-,sth3k- auction to the highest bidder 20
@ssh az tha eAss door - the Inif@. $50
le.,Sscei-e IS the city O. Seattle A. ne
Sour ef Il O'Clock .. p o. SATURDAY. tha
fs,n Esv - Ap~ti \ r fSS5
The Eo,foEi1g - particular 6es~r5-- I7n
r. 80 shares % SO cTs23reet 20 - $50
so-etrr- w8th the raG3es q t6e reSr.s. tive
SNR~@-of1s~S An4 fas amour. az ~ -
S-s~-r4Ve aS&e@sEnsCEs levied CT rhelr
80 snA~es q srOCk.
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wANTED-Do you wish 70 exchange a
u;tIe pleasant labor FOR Al educatiou
Can from ; 70 so az Wilson's Modern
business College. Library building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-29

WA$TFsD-Girl for general housework
aLB Cherry street
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WA$TEU-A zsri for general Homework
. SUI Eleye.th street.
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WANTED SFTrATTo%-A competent
miller co-np1-t si-h a.E Ecrk II tHe
NIL BOX 2 INFER Bay. Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-29

v-A%TED-A cook =. < DeWclfe. coz
Ter Third and Depot streets.
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HELP wANTED--NALE.

wANTED-Dtstrfct agents n all parts
Washington fer t1s Ne~ Franklin. TIE
teSE ana cheapest STANDARD rypSE rlts--
Coast Agency Co. Portland Or
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To I0AN-F have Ssvea hundred dollars
. loan CT resl estate secIrlry- Gas
r Fish back
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WANTED Experiences coax wants stu
ton s. boarding house Afss--Ess ho-ozz =
Tsarvar a0,1ss Front ana Madison.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-26

Both of our running teams are
down to business now. There are
only two more weeks in which to
practice, but with their present
~peed, that two weeks additional
running will make them very dar-
gerous rivals for the Atlanta boys.
Before they go to Atlanta we will
publish list Of the members of
both teams.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-26

If you want good Gaily paper,
The Star Will suit you.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-26

Take your dinner tomorrow at
Misses Rlc .ards & IIallett's You
will get a good meal for 25 c.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-26

The applications of five persons
for permission to sell beer in the
United States naval reservation at
Pensacola have been refused by
Acting Secretary McAdoo. upon
the ground that the establishment
of beer saloons might interfere
with the maintenance of order on
the reservation.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-26
A PATHETIC INCIDENT.

Years ago, at the National Tenn
perance Convention, held at Cleve-
land, o., while the resolution re-
lating to the formation of juvenile
temperance societies in connection
with Sabbath-schools was being
, discussed, a lady delegate arose to
speak her approval or the project.
An unusual stiffness pervaded the
audience. An unspeakable elo-
quence lit up her sad-looking face
as she proceeded to enumerate the
miseries which strong drink had
brought upon her girlhood, The
audience was almost breathless
with deep attention, until the
heart-rending wor S burst from
her lips in qulvering tones:
II have been bitten by the poi
>sonous serpent My happy girl
hood, youths fondest hopes, were
poisoned by the curse of intemper-
ance. Alas! On slow, quivering
tone) my father was a drunkard."
Emotion choked her here, and
she whispered a few more words
inaudible, then ceased and sat
down. The heads of stalwart men
were bowed, their hearts were
pierced, and sobs alone disturbed
the assembly. Alas! how many
broken-down, fragile forms, and
sorrow-stricken hearts of Ameri-
can women could pour forth the
same inspiring eIoquence How
many poor, degraded victims of
the Internal traffic. how many no.
BILE hearts and brilliant minds of
the fairest, ablest and purest of
our land, could they burst the fet-
tiers of drunkards' graves, would
cry out in piteous tones, "Alas!
my father was a drunkard." Think
of this, dear boys and girls. Is
your father a drunkard? If so,
sign the pledge, and dedicate your
life, as this noble woman has done,
to the glorious battle of temper
ance. If he is not, as we certainly
hope, then from a sense of graft
tude to God for giving you sober
parents, sign the pledge of total
abstinence and keep it as an exam
pie to others, and as a means of
promoting the welfare of the race.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-26
]. A. Pittman & Co.,
IJndertakerS and EmbaImerS.

Dealers in Collins, Iron and Wood
en- Caskets, Burial Outfits.
Charges lower than ever before in
Ocala. Also dealers in all kinds
of Secondhand Furniture.
Prompt attention given to all
orders by mail or telegram.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-26
Ho for the Beach |.

The Plant System have on their
summer rates to St. Petersburg,
Tarpon Springs, Clear Water, and
for points on the east coast, for
rates to all summer resorts call on
F. J. HUBER, Ticket Agent,
Fla. SO. Depot, or
C. F. FARES, City Ticket Agent,
OCala House.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-24

FOR SALE, ACRES OF SPLENDID GARDEN
land, Mynster Springs, on time, at per
cent interest. Apply to Leonard Everett, Coun-
ell Bluffs, Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-24
SUPREME COURT SYLLIBL

Blumer against Bennett. Error from
Douglas county. Reversed and remanded.
Opinion by Commissioner Irvine.
The taking of an exception is the act of
parties or counsel in court; the notation of
the exception on the record is merely evil
2. Instructions given and refused are
part of the record and need not be, and
should not be, embodied in bill of eXcep-
tons.
3. The notation of the words given" or
refused, as required by statute, On the
margin of the instructions. is also a portion
of the record indicating the courts ruling
on the instruction, and an exception is
margin of the Instructions.
T. Where counsel, when instructions were
to except thereto, and afterward themselves
noted their exceptions by a memorandum
on the margin Of the Instructions, held:
strike from the record such memorandum
adopted and ratified the notation, and such
notation being in accordance with the facts
there. was no error in the courts ruling.
o. Where the Nendee or mortEagee of
chattels takes immediate possession and
continuously retains possession in contest
between such vendee and mortGagee, and
creditors of the vendor or mortgagor, ths
burden of proof is on the creditors TO show
both fraudulent intent on the part of the
vendee or mortgagee.
kiipatrIiSSk, ISIS,l, Koch Dry ,,C Goods company
| county. Affirmed. Opinion by Commits
An attachment having been issued against
| a defendant the plaintiff claiming to have
| acquired lien by virtue of a garnishment
| founded upon averments that the gaInishee
| had property of the defendant in his pos
| session, cannot be heard to insist that the
| defendant is without standing to move q
| discharge of the attachment because in fact
| he had no interest in the property.
| 2. Instruments in the form of chatte
| mortgages will not be held to constitute ar
| attempted assignment for the benefit OF
| creditors because of the contemplated re
| ciproCal trusts imposed on each mortgage,
| in favor of the others, because the mortga
ges provide that they shall pro rate witt
| one another, because at the time the mort
cages We're made the mortgagor was un
| able to redeem conveyed all his propert!
| by the mortgages to secure debts create
| than the value of the property, and because
| the parties contemplated that the mortga
| gees should take immediate possession, no
| does the fact that the mortgages contained
| power of sale in accordance with th
| statutory provisions for foreclosure rende
| the transaction an assignment
| 3. The act in regard to voluntary assign
| ments refers only to assignments INTENDED
| as such; that is, when debtor undertake.
| to make an assignment under the statut
| he must make 1t in accordance with 1t
| otherwise ii is no assignment and is void
| But the rules relating to the construction
of mortgages and other Instruments some
what akin to assignments, but not intende
as such, remain unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-24
she,s "a Eine Driver.

Mrs. ]. F. Nevins whose husband runs
livery stable, had a dangerous and exciting
experience last evening. She was driving
large black horse harnessed to light family
phaeton. In the vehicle with her we're her
two small children. The horse became
frightened on Broadway, near Main street,
and started to run. He crossed the network
Of street car tracks at Pearl street like a
flash, continuing down the street with fright
full velocity, the carriage swaying from side
to side and running on two wheels half the
time. The children were clinging to the brave
woman and she was skillfully guiding the
vicious animal, A dozen times the rig was
on the point Of upsetting, and she only
avoided a collision with other vehicles by the
most daring skill The horse continued his
wild race across the Northwestern railway
tracks and a mile further down Broadway
before he was conquered by the plucky
woman and brought to a standstill without
damage to the vehicle or its occupants. The
hundreds Of people in the crowded streets who
saw 1t declare that it was a most vicious
runaway and that the woman and her chill
dren were in imminent danger Of death or
severe injury,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-24
ONE WIFE TOO ANY.
harge on Which Young Colored Man II
Thrown Into Jail

Alexander Buckner, a spruce looking colored
man, is under arrest at the city Jail on the
charge of bigamy. The complainant in the
case is Crayton C. Clemens, stepfather of the
girl married by Buckner last. According to
the complaint Buckner married girl named
Julia Stewart in Omaha on June s, 1891. On
February l. 1895, he married Emma Harris at
Lincoln. Mr.. Clemens is a farmer living
near Lincoln and at the time Miss Harris was
married to Buckner she was a student in
the State university. Clemens claims that
after Buckner had married Julia Stewart
nearly four years ago he took her to Sioux
City, where he deserted her. He then went
to Des Moines, and after betraying another
girl fed to Lincoln, where he took position
as a waiter in the Lindell hotel. Here he
became acquainted with Emma Harris and
married her.
Buckner denies the story in toto. He as
serts that Clemens is actuated by mere spite.
The present reputed Mrs Buckner also de-
cares that her stepfather has not told the
truth about the story. 1t also transpires
that the original Mrs Buckner is now living
In this city at 2214 Half Howard street as
the wife of a colored man named Potter
Buckner has engaged the services of an at
torney and proposes to fight the case.