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New-York tribune., 1895-06-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A NEW YORK corporation. having o,'c.s
and facilities abroad. arc d'sif.nS %.
N"Sitgntlns FIRST class inventions lo' -" -,
countries Address rostN''ic" i"N ~ -.
\ FEW Edison knc,escopcs AMI ph'ho'
grIrhs. al Ia yn,-l order, tn sru .. ~
change. very roa~unnhl" MONfh MAT"
lKS. rns'oi'irc Box 2'23.
a $50 FIRST MORTGAGE. ~ per cent
short time To- run clgihl" n'Arey W.
fnr sale AT liberal reduction. MUM
GAGE. Box -. Trihune oinc".
ELEGANT con. STORE AMI dwelling.
suitable Tor drug store or other Nus'',ess, ''sy
Hall y y Inquire ip"sk No Room
2u5. Postal Tel. Baildins NATMAN '''
A RESPONSIBLE capable woman wanted
to lease or manage me. 1aiLr. iu'i,'n,,
house. letting rooms or hoaiulhS ""n.t
VIII remain II d'firrd. HOME i'N ~
Tribune Onicr.
ADVERTISER WISHES TO BORROW
S2Op from pri,a," party. VIII irtuth
$50 In one month. viii deposit vnluabl"
security with lender. references. Address
CHAMBERLAlN. l5s d'h-ave.
A LARGE natural mineral water business
I'm this ,'ty. IN a good paying basis. for
sale. Just the place Tor i've young man.
A &. lI.. LAP broadway.
A MAN with 81. 900 to $1,000 wanted In
established profitable lumber business
~ MINER. ~ Nn~sau-st
ADpITiDNAL CAPITAL procured fc-
business purposes. Investors advised
without charg" - desirable opportunities
highest commercial references. GRlHES
y CARLETON. ~. broadway.
CONCERT TOUR Wanted capital u start
npt-class company. fall and winter Nd
dress MUSIC. l62 East 23dst.
CLARK DEEMER COMPANY. iso Broad
way, are exhibiting models of Elwcll' :
adjustable sliding shutter awning. Foot"' :
amusing hurdle puzzle Patents quickly
procured ana sold.
CLARK DEEMER COMPANY. is9 Broad
way. are the only patent attorneys ac,u-
ally selling patents Four sold last week
Inqucstionanlr proofs furnished. Hints.
"inventions wanted. free.
CLUB ROOM FURNITURE and sporting
goods business Of ~ years standing for
sale. 5000 cash or partner taken. WM.
suYDAM. - Union Square.
CUIROGNOMY.- Your character correctly
told from handwriting. Send sample to
Professor HAMILTON. IL 3d-ave.. New
York city. foe. JDc.. postage stamps ac-
ceptcd.
FIRST DECENT offer this week viii take
established real estate office: excellent
DAY. +56 McDonough-st.. Brooklyn.
periodical. Will be sold on IA capitalization
Of It's yearly profits: full references re-
ouircd TO secure attention. c. NJ. NOUGU
loo I,roadway. NewYork.
FOR SALE.-An old established tobblng
and retail drug business In a Western
city; stock and fixtures. so, 900; sickness
| OF the owner cause OF selling SAMUEL, ,
q, McoTTER 4 CO. drug brokers. -
| Maiden Lane. Nsw.Yosk.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16
s.os:42: Inyoni. 5:os:A Audrey. so'0l; s'ephan'e
5:0s:2o Luna, 5:l303.
~o TRIAL YET FOR vALKYRIE III.

Glasgow. June l5-Lord Dunravens new yacn'
volkvrle III did not leave her moor'nes al uouroch
to-day. although the weather was pcriec, ior san-
ing Her mainsail was uncovered the stops were
ren,ovcd and all was in readiness ior hosting 'io M
I'm =, . n m Designer Watson. VINO was on
hoard considered II late 10 start ana , orue,et -
-" ,,,ainsaii IN be covered again. ~ Is cXpeVtei
me NE nhn rial OF the Valkyric III will take place
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16
Europe.
i, MARY'S COLLEGE,

-. i2e AND i2+ ST. JAMES'S TERRACE w.
MAZDA HILL. WEST. LONDON. ENG.
Under IN. direction Wantag' Sisters Waren. the
Kish, Rev the Lord Rlshop II Reading Established II
wears Boar l~rs anl scholars received. Pupils
pared public examination. Visiting professors ana resi-
dent s,an Special attention given - music First music
III dip.nrne, berlin Gymnasium swimming. riding
AMI tennis desired Religious instruction given 10y the
Nca- ~ -. Mary Mlgalcnes palng,on Fees vary with
requirements ~ pupils inclusive terms II preferred
Training department student mstresses received
small charge Applications received 10y the Sister In charge
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.

A "iIIGH' OVER TIE NORTH ATLANTIC STATES
Washington. June i5.-Th- area - high pressure over
the upper lakes has moved eastward with incr'a-ng
cu.,ry ana a now ontario and the S"fh Atlantic
States The 81 low pressure central this morning
over the northern extends from A.sniioia &"
ciorado with two icpression- Assinitoit and
the other Colorado. The area u high v'ssur" On
the Ineinc coast moving inland with Increasing energy
The Temperature has fallen 10 10 degrees over IN" cast
ern half ~ the country. except along IN" "'a"' f'"
board Of the Middle Atlantic states Tn" temperature
has r,a.n .ligh,ly Rocky Mountains and tho
M.sissippi. and has fallen over the plateau regions
Thunderstorrns have occurred at BOSTON, l.ynchnufg
Charlotte. Augusta. Savannah. 'hhiihno"s" N"sh'"''
Knoxville. Memphis. cairo. Noodle. Rapid 'iiy. Hs-
,,arck and :, Vincent, Generally fair weather II ndi-
Gated for New England ari tho Lake Regions. WIN IN
crasng rodness and probably thunder w"is NJ night
cloudy weather with thunder showers. 10 !Iicatel Tor
Tennessee ohio Valley, the Eastern Gun and South
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16

Not His Fault.-"Poor little creature'' exclaimed
Uncle Allen 10 the mosquito that buzzing about
him. There's room In this great world for both
me-. he added moment later as the insect a.ighted
on his nose. And he crushed It remorselessly.-
Chicago Tribune
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Bar.
Inch.
.it).J

Tribune once. June iG n. m.-The weather yesterday
clear and The temperature ranged between II
81 degrees average ,16) being IA degrees lower
than Friday and "a degrees higher than on the cor
responding day last year.
The weather to-day likely be and slightly
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine New Hampshire. Vermont and Massachus"s
fair: northerly winds
For Rhode Island. cloudy. eascrly windS
For Connecticut. increasing cloudnc-s; norfh"s"rly
wnds
For Eastern Scw-York. fair IN northern. ncreasn nr
cloudiness ard probably showers In southern por'n'
norihcas,criy winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania fair. followed 10y cloudy
weather: norihcastcrly Winds.
For NewJe~ey Increasing coudincss. with showers in
southern portion: castcrly winds.
For District u Columbia. Maryland and Delaware" in
crcasing cloudncss with probably thunder showers at
night. noriheasterly winds.
For Virginia thunder showers. northeaserly winds
For Virginia thunder showers IN southern fair In
northern portion. eaeterly winds
Western Pennsylvania fair. easi"riy winds
For Western New YORK. fair. northeastrrly Winds
For OHIO showers southern fair In northern portion.
easicrly winds
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16

CLOSING r1ucrs OF CHICAGO STOCKS
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Al PATENTS FOR SALE Celebrated
Fwhlnk Iinitim,fr car fender JaJ 'iss
Iiail"u's car coupler Hso. go. $"v"il =
pm cover HAnain,. f3.riN. EDGAR TATE
COMPANY. Patent Solicitors. .ij Broad
way.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16
Jnstrurtion.
For Both sexes.-city.

rv,o THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE.
s,r have b.en patlently waiting for week 70 sec
,,,,,,r would come OF my method OF advertising ~ ~
W ' - ,n order N continue. II circumstances should
worrant The very first nibble-and the oh'y ''e
s had came this morning. and print 1t herewith
that YOU may help me to decide az 10 ''S -.
W chico, in advertising to secure applicants 'or
W ,,on,r ! am about 70 publish. containing the
-. o,a nor,rais O, Mayor Strong. Rev Dr. RAMS
80 ,d Commissioner Roosevelt The speeches. you may
ro,hcr were delivered month at the fackaru co
rnoncement. But here is the letter:
Packard. 49,, 4. III.
..nsar Sir: After reading the death notices IN Inc
r,uro always turn TO instruction column 10 see IL
- ho,e \ word 70 the Editor and always enjoy read
ing what you have to say TO HIM snaii oe 'e'' e
,,d % receive copy OF the which you are pre-
pairing" - .,,.. .,
Now what do you think reader Of The Tribune VINO
O.. ,,. ., tho ..death notices" and then at the In
srction column? OF the instruction column all
, rben nv articles are at head but don't quite
M. ~ have my ESSAYS suggested by the death notices Is
,here any Significance In IT, think you? Cannot reason
ably inerrrct IL as going from death 70 life? The writer
doesn't say So not unreasonable TO presume a'
after he has read my article. ne turns to the eh''ofa
columns - SEQ what the editor thinks about IT, Shall
suggest that the very last place 70 look o' 'e
ed,ors thoughts is in tho editorial column? The editor
thoughts his but what he says IN MS 'o'u'''S
s for the public The harmonic but they need
not nocessarily Now my articles different They are
paid for at 50 much line and IT stands to reason that
h.v ,re tuthfu and candid n only people would take
o. roodnq th. advertisements of The Tribune how II
would encourage advertising literature. and please Stock
| holders
And still say anybody who wants my beautiful
book can get II by writing TO -,D
IOl East 23d-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16

uIoMr BOAKpING-sCUOoL- Girls { to u. boys under
To- also board for the summer for children Address
Miss cO%ONfK Old Briise. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16
sfbooI Asenties.
Gorses ano Carriages.
NEW. YORK
COACH HORSE AND COB co.

have on show times hundred head Of the
best horses obtainabo consisting OF fourn-hands.
dems matched crossmached pairs. single horses.
sadde horses and roadsters All the lot bought with
special action speed and conformation that 10
fau.tle.s All horses handled bi'ted and
at,oned AZ our training stables Greenville wo
have at all times forty pairs ranging from fourteen
10 seventeen hands almost desirable color Al
the thoroughly broken accima'ed ard ready for
immediate. USE We guarantee show breeding.
oualitv style conformation. an phenomenal high ALL
round yoers than have been offered for sale In this
country
Telephope No 81 Columbus Address No 2os "ese
69h ST.. New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16

Al PATENTS FOR sALE. Kerosene oil
gaH siove. Goyl"'s dwelling lis. Anier
snn's ilfeb'ai ..i2 G2i. 'pwan's tritufnting
AMI "mulsiDin inF machine EDGAR TATE
COMPANY. ~ Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE. Bridges rail
road stock guard. iG1.?l3. DDrnbcrgrrs
electrical rn.lwny signal. 52t ~: kclr-
sing 'arisa dupirx engine 3j1 .'-,5. ED
GAR TATE y COMPANY. 20 Broadway
Al PATENTS FOR SALE. -Cohen's win
iow sash. 47o. l3o. Fullards barrel Utter
4S2.Jii. Mnloy's whcclharrpw. Abs
Hare. refrigerator basket ~, GA. ED
GAR TATE COMPANY. 2l' Hrpad~ay
Al PATENTS FOR SALE schul"r's loom.
522. .7i2. Dautrick's cntnmrnlal sack, 35.
go. I.yle's a-rccn door WanainD 3N.~1.
Inil"y's flower package. II6.""s. EDGAR
TATE COMPANY. 2ij broadway
Al PATENTS FOR SALE nabcock's
hair clipping machine. az. .G2s: iialpin's
car coupler. so. $50. Robnson's holiback
Tor vehicle shafts 53G.oo9 EDGAR TATE
COMPANY. 2ij Broadway
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Joyner's fold
ing anchor. 53i3i3: Merrdew's puzzle:
Iorters drive wcli-pump. Cooks pag" IN
TATE & c6MrANy. 20 Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE Naylor- Nc
isiIlillH speed lullftitl. IKE T''f~
Ing frame Tor tanning watts. J3J. iit, Bate
man Shep"hards billiard marker. 5lis s3I.
EDGAR TATE 4 COMPANY. 245 Broad
way.
NOTE send fnr list Inventions
wanted Patent Book free. All those
patents exhibited Herald square Hall, 1860
Brohdway. patent exposition introducing
Inventions. EDGAR TATE co. 2S3
broadway.
ATTENTION,-Isly "A universally snlabls
lie and labor saving invention covered
by man. patents. Celebrated Dormitzer
window cleaning chairs. Also patent invis-
iblc ladders.
Al MODELS exhibited nt our new patent
exposition for introducing inventions.
Herald square Hall. i.36O-i .3I0 Broadway.
open day and night. Admission free.
CHANCE OF lifetime Is offered by
these Inventions. from which large an
nuaI revenues are derivable. address ED
OAK LATE A. COMPANY. Patent solici.
tors. s<S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16

Al PATENTS FOR SALE. -CLnningham'
htcAing dc;ice. a"i.1Si. Dryers adjust
able fhhdr roller. Sons banjo tail piece
1lG =i5. nirk"Is iHint"r a3f. nhi. EDGAR
TATE . COMPANY. Patent solicitors. "a
IrIIdwIv.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16

Al PATENTS FOR SALE. Tl gard Poll
mans spr"i changing gear for bicycles
~, .I22 Prices cleaning comb. Specially
novel health ~vercl-rr. EDGAR TATE &
COMPANY. Patent Solicitors. 10 Broad
WAY
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

AMERICAN LAW ADVICE ASSN
Save time and expense Of wastetul iii.
cation. Write us plain statement OF
your case with all the facts and get .
the largest law library In this country at
the disposal OF our Advisory Board. We
take no lawsuits. Fee. 81 Send, for our
prospectus. Communications strictly con-
ndential. Judge WAUHoPE LYNN.
Pres. HENRY W. UNGER. Treas. 23f
broadway. n. Y. city.
ADVICE FREE.-All lawsuits. damages.
accidents. divorces. separations, estates
wills. mortgages. deeds. assignments. Ed
WARD BUTCHER. 1871 Broadway. n. Y.
AT u PRICESn AT "a PRICEES..-Fini
Trunks. Fine BAGS Dresssuit cases
satchels Steamer Trunks. Steamer Chairs
Buy direct from manufacturer CHARl.El
SCHWARTZ. SO 4th-aye.. near 0th-st.
OSCAR A. MICHEL 4 co. Patent Agents
for L. ;. and Foreign Patents. LIB
ERAL TERMS. PAMPHLETS FREE.
ALL PATENTS secured through our ONCE
will be sold free OF charge in all countries
t. great advantage. Room SO. World
building. Cut this out)
WILL ANY ANTIQUARIAN or other
reader kindly write me who was the
the Ingraham estate. Leeds. Yorkshire,
England? Oblige by addressing No. ia
Holton-s,.. Battle Greek. Mich.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBSCRiP.
TiONS FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
uNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
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EERTISEMENTS at the following Branch
oniccs: 234 Eighth-ave.; 78O Third-ave.
corner Forty-seventh-st. 159 East Forty
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near sixty-nnt-st.; 1.70S Firs,-avc.: 100
wsst ss1 Porty.second-st.; Is2 Columbus-sv~s
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16

For Boys and Young Men.-City.
- ERKELEY SCHOOL. Is. 20. % AND 2i WEST 4Iii-
ID The head master will BE- at the school building
from 10 II daily. until Jun p or at any AFTER
noon hour by appointment T. meet parents
SUMMER school I?th 81. for students desir-
- ing special work make up conditions. Classics
Mathematics. French and German . .,. =,
UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEWYORk
u THE NEW YORK PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
10 East 42d-st. near Ffth-ave -
admits Of the Colleges and Scsehtlnc
schools all Professional Schools. WITHOUT FUR
rIItrR EXAMINATION Laboratories. illustrated An.
nouncement mailed on application 10 the Secretary
r. UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
u 18th year Boarding anl Day pupils classical sciea-
tinc and Commercial Courses. send Tor catalogu".
ioNATUAN DICKINSON JR p. Principal.
So 5Gth street. " Y.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16

NOTE. send for list Inventions
Wanted Patent Book free. All these
patents exhibited Herald square Hall, 1860
Brohdway patent exposition Introducing
Inventions. EDGAR TATE & CO.. 2t5
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16

V'HE BERLITZ SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES
i Madison square 2s'hst. and Bway)
Students may begin any time. Open all summer.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16

business EDUCATION. bookkeeping. writing arith-
ID metc correspondence spelling gramrar sehogapny'
,vu.vrting ladies' department. day evening all summer
TArNF.S business college. - fowery. cor Canal-st :
,niown lO1 West 34th-st cor Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16

Al PATENTS FOR SALE. Naylor- Nc
lnuihlin's speed Indicator. clarkr's rock
Ing frame for tanning watts. J31.l Bate
man Shep"hards billiard marker. oit. .s?I
EDGAR TATE 4 COMPANY. 2t5 Broad
way
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Incraasfnr blindness.

People cannot afford 20 trifIe with their
oversight. and should only receive expert
attention Realizing this. al persons with
defe,t;ye sight win find Il TO their interest
TO call on Prof. II. Clay Eversole. the Opt
cal specialist. at TO Front street Seattle.
the only thoroughly scientlhc ana expert
$50 onftf4an on this Coast. Having
wears OF experience in the Manufacture
az glasses and thorough Instructions I'M
der one Of the finest Opticians IN the Fast
with a practical experience since In nttlng
over ten thousand persons with glasses
he has successfully fitted over i've thou
sand persons In Seattle ana the racine
Sn~rhwest. and has an envisble reputation
asa competent optic3an and is w'sll \
Sc such throughout Montana. oregon
washington and British Columbia
HIS wonderful success Is guarantee
.nst,,-l@nt to satisfy the most exactng.
pernsnentiy located al 10 Front street.
sssttia where he - prepared with sup~-
rtor facilities and competent Norkrnen 20
.,,a,,,-acfur- The most complicated glasses
so,Isl 70 any opticians East.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-28
New Suits Filed.

TIE following new cases .wsr~ 6lsd In
,he superior court yesterday.
II L Cake rs. A IT Van Dc van<er A.
= erig-Compia.nt ard clatrn ard c.lsy-
esg on personal property, ssia
facinc Bank VS.. Cedar River Coal Com
rny-To set aside partial tisfaction OF
judgment, $1,000.
No complaint filed.
psaooo Van Glider W. John Gierai ct si-
Frcnl4sgory note, $50
Maggie ]. Beck vs ]. NJ. 1ovA ~ al
Prornissory note. s2s5
a A. Denny Va. T. A McKrnnon-yo
complaint fled
W. w. White va Miller n. Galloway
Promissory note, g. 80.
David Williams VS.. John Coi,sne-Tran-
script on appeal from judgment of $45 Ia
Justice CaldweIi's court.
-Juose Langley granted the petition OF
Edward Fa.kenberg. administrator OF tho
estate OF Heinrich Zechow. 70 sell the
property OF the estate. consisting OF
household furniture and chickens zech-
ow Ii the man who claimed half Seattle
ana was found dead IN the Fraser river at
New Westminster.
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HUNTS NEW BOND REJECTED.
ktIll In Marshai's Charge and Seeking
for More Bonssmen.

Ex-Chief A. 3. Hunt is still In charge
Of United States deputy marshal He
tried TO file a bond for 5000 yesterday,
but Judge Hantord would not accept the
sureiiss, and the matter VIII go over un-
I'll Monday. when another attempt VIII
be made to secure suitable sureties.
The hearing came UP at 2:30 yesterday
afternoon. when Mrs. Van Wyckon. j.
Latham, J. A. Farr and r. 5. Miller
offered 10 go on the bond. the first named
for 1900 and the rest for the remaining
81 Loo. United States District Attorney Brin-
ker said he did not think the bond good
one, but Judge Hanford overruied him
and ordered the examination 10 proceed
Mrs. Van wyckoff showed that she was
worth at least SO, 900 In real estate, and
was accepted The three men. all mem
ters OF the fire department. testified thar
they each owned lots IN Mooriand. Lake
Washington. JUICE Hanford would nor
accept the property as security. ana
said outside Of Mrs. Wyckon the surety
was not good.
Hunts attorney. A. d. Warner. inme-
dately started cIt after new sure'ies.
and Is said 20 have them In readiness 70
sign on Monday. HINT was AIKEN N
charge by his guardian. the United states
deputy marshal.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The Mohican left for down Sound yes
terday.
Tug Mystic came Off the grfdiron yester-
day and has recently been reprinted
Steam schooner Signal has arrived from
Portland with no cargo ana VIII load coal
for the return trip.
Steamer skagIt Chief took fifty people
TO Chautauqua yesterday, most ct whom
were TO remain over Sunday.
Steamship City of Puebla arrived In port
at 4:30 o'clock yesterday morning from
fruit and produce than usual
Tug Discovery came in for coal yester-
day, and in the afternoon went 10 Port
Blakeley for the William Bowden and tho
Empire. which went TO sea In tow.
Tug Biz has reached Port Gamble with
her boom OF logs from Whatcorn. and re.
turned 10 the latter place yesterday a.
10 a. m for another large raft for Port
Biakeley.
Steamer sehene arrived an hour early
yesterday with $50 Port Townsend ex-
the theater. The steamer took them homo
after the play last evening.
Steamships Queen and Willapa sail
ed for Alaska yesterday morning with
every berth taken. The travel on that
route Is stimulated by the competition
pleasant clear weather by returning ex-
cursionists.
Steamer ". F. Munroe has returned
from an excursion with the members OF
Some new specimens OF animal and plant
life have been classified by the party,
which spent considerable time In the
vicinity Of Port Orchard
Shipments by water yesterday were as
follows: One thousand tons of coal and
merchandise 10 San Francisco. steamship
Umatilla: 400 tons TO Alaska, steamship
Queen; 80 tons to Alaska, steams SHIP, VII,
fifty tons from San Francisco. steamship
City of Pucbla: 30 tons OF hay from La
Conner, steamer L. J. Perry: tons Of
hay. steamer City OF Champaign.
Steamship Uma,illa sailed for San Fran
ieI f mSTn his y er an. and si
cargo Of freight: Mrs. L. Hodgin. A. p.
Hill. James p. Murphy. J. Dayega Mrs.
Finney, Miss Eleanor Miller. Miss Olive
Miller 2. r. Richardson, Mr.. r. b. Ross.
Mrs. II. Lang. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8. Nelson.
Ns Ne E. B. Hoyt' lrs: J. [. MSody, Mrs
Z. Roche. Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Ames Mr..
Frank D. Patten. Mr.. Cecil Green, Mr..
william II. wilcox, Miss g. Roberts. c.
Harris, Rev. and Mrs. II. II. Rice, Or, and
Mrs. J. s. Adams, Mr.. Frank Verdenel.
j. -. Well, J. Eaton. Miss French, Miss
Sultan Ms sqliiysn Mr. s: n; C S4s
CT MIS- w sAttSs "a " OSASt -sAs y.
Mathew. efrs- Phipps, Mrs. c. A. Adams.
Miss ". Roberts. Mrs. McCsrty. Miss l..
e. A1drfch. Mss II, Heating, Miss Camp
bell, Mr.. and Mrs. efeyer Jacobs. Mr.. d.
s. Henderson, Mr.. NJ. J. Ldstone. Miss
Emma Norton. Mr.. W. F. Stevens. Mr..
II. n. Dearborn, Charles ArTnst rong. W.
a. Ward, Mrs. II. Patterson. and twenty
eight IN the steeraga
Fire at Rockville, Conn. Saturday d.
s.roye3 six buildings on Main street. OVID
ed by w 3 CEcutt.
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Courts and Pubifc Omce~.

Marriage licenses were issued vesferAay
Tor Albert Mark and Eva McC askey, bpeh
OF Seattle. and Joseph Jensen and Klr-
sttne Petersen. both Of Ross
judgments were signed yesterday In tho
cases OF West Coast Manufacturing Com
pany VS.. A. s. Paul: and J. f. Sinclair,
garnishee. $50 against garnlshee.
Default was entered yesterday I'm the
cases of A NJ. Efddsr VS.. A T.. Randall (;
Seattle National Bank VS.. ID. T. Denny:
and John HOWE VS.. James +. Eshelman.
Order confirming sale was fled yester-
day in the case OF c. W. Richie VS.. James
Mcnamara et ux-, south half lot 5. and
north half of lot g. IN block Is. Burke's
Second addition, $500.
Charles Watson, receiver OF the Gosh
Murray Company. having sold out the
stock. petitfoned the superior court yes
terday for an allowance OF So per month
for Office rent 20 wind up the affairs OF
the COMPANY
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Receiver f,r yvul,nm@ G Gross.

Thornton l. Williams. OF the nrrn Q.
Williams & Great. dealers IN Touring ana
sawmll machinery sSfth houses IN 1ert-
land ami Spokane. has peuuoned the
taite& States circuit court 10 sppoint
fecelver Tor the firm He places the as
counts hills re-egy7shle and cash on hand.
a. 1897. & and he Liabilities. incaudins
accounts ard bis payable. a. ses-essh .
Hs sets IN that the good viii OF the bus
rsss Is valuable. and states that II u can
ee wound up by applying al o. She asseue
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