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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27
DEGlsTEE's OItDLhZ
IN RRGISIElI'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DIST,
Et#tiIury 4

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DIST,
eoIuary I, l5lG
Upon tho application of William +. Taylor.
White Clay cree, hundred. in said rounfy
Register that the AdntnI>Ira or i.foresaii
give notise OF granting of Letter. OF Admin.
IstfItton upon the estate ut the deceased
with the date OF granting thereof by euus.
log advert soments to be posted within forty
days from tue uute % such letters in six OF
the most punlc places ot tire county or New
Gas lie. IeautrinY all pei sons hav ing demands
against the estate TO present. the same. or
aliile hy au act of Assembly IN such casa
made Aui provided and als,t cause tine same
10 ~ Inserted within the game period in the
DAi = REPuHilCAN q newspaper published
~ wilmington, Del and TO he continued
therein thu ee weeEs te o. d.
- TWEEN under the hand and Saal of
SIS, ! Oilice Of the he lster aforesaid at
- Wilmington, in New Castle County
aforesaid. the day d yer ab"ve written.
J. WILKINS CODCu ltegister
NollCE-Notlcc is hereby given that let
tiers OF admin .stritliOu We're T. due form OF
law granted unto tue Undersigned on tins
tth day OF February. A. D.. lhyt. and that
AL persons haylug 81 tlms against the estHt
OF he deceased must present the saue. duly
hllestci. TO the said Administrator. on or
before the 4th day Of February ls1j. or
abide the Net OF Assembly In such case made
and provided.
WILLIAM +, TAYLOR
Administrator
address, hafshal.ton. Del. tj-Sw- cod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27
D EGISTE RS ORDER,
Al REGISTERS OFFICE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Del,

N REGISTERS OFFioE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DIT,
Feb. ID. 1895.
Upon the application OF James n
Chhndler, administrator OF Edward ARR
stionz. late Of Wilmington hundred. ~
SAID county. deceused, II Is ordered and AZ
iected 10y the icgister that tho Adminiser7s
Tor Aforesaid give notice OF granting Of fz1x@
ters OF administration upon I he estate of H.
dec' hsed. with the date OF granting thefeaE
ny causing advertisements TO be posted wl<&5
IN Tor days from the date OF such lelt tiers "a
SIX OF tue n ost public places OF the COuutY o.
Now tAslle requiring nli persons having ~
hhhds asalLst the estate 10 present the salztX
or ahidt hy an act OF Assembly in such odsE
made and provided; and niso cause the Eat,l&
10 be inserted within the same period in III j.
DAILY hEtuBLIC A.. newspaper pub'fs hz#
N WllinlnEi0a Del, and 10 be ountianex
there In tHree weeks. %. o. d.
-, tlven undCr the hand and Seal a
10 Dtce OF The Register aforesa d IL s
- Wilmington, In New Castle Counkf
aforesaid, the day and year above written
J. WILKINS COOCH, Hegister.
NOIlCE-Nutlce Is hereby given that lsttsxa
OF Administration were In due form Of Id
granted unto the undersigned, on the isIH
gay OF February, A. d. 1885, and that all par+ +
sous having claims against tho estate OF thu &
urcrustd must present the same duly afteS8r
ell 10 the said administrator. on or befor&
thu 18th day OF February, 1896 or abide by fb3 +
Act OF Assembly IN snch case made and pro-
yided. JAMES 4. CHANDLEH
Administering.
Address-in W. 9Th street. Wilmington, nsk
NJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

NJ oTICE-It you never saw the new whole
In sale and retail candy store at 40l Mar
let street. come and Il, where candies can
bought 1T 10 and 10 cents pound. Branch
stores Philadelphia, Jersey city aud Now
York. OF III cod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

For eastern Penny vania, Now Jersey,
Deiaware, District Columbia and yir
ginia, lar; northw winds, becoming
variable. A storm pears to be devei.
oping to the nIr of Montana An
area of high press r covers the whole
country from the Atlantic to the Pactfi,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

EoIt hhNT-,fhe Agricultural Warehouse
4 2l5 West Front street. Also tie psper
store, ZIG and ~ West Ind street. j. A. Aar-
rls. Grnbb Z. o.. Del 1l5.fR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

I mi -Iiamho, kntCnerhurker
IL WTighlsYille. jobs ~. SOLOMON
Once No. ) Meat rnird street
Ihonesll and 49, a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27
NOVICE.

NOTICE
All trcspassnR on the Tybout farm on lied
Lion Creek. Is positively prohibited.
film T. B hOGERS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

Steam dyelDR. securing. altering. -
pairing and pressing. Clothing made -
order. A. J. Pierson. Gil Market sarxnH
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

NJ Office is hereby given that will apply
IN to the General Assembly OF the State Of
Delaware. At the present session for n divorce
Nom my husband. Thomas u. HopkinA
HENRIETTA HOPKINS
10 lm Wilmington Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

For Ient-A two.story brick house, n.
10 Irwin Place. 50 90 a month. Apply -
Ii. L. Vernon. this office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

DR.. Slmms. No. 6O6 King street. has =
worm medicine which is the bes. on u
market. Try bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

NJ OTlCE-ELECz1ON.
Az Mlimim.ton, Del, Feb. 10 1895.
Tue annual moering OF the Wilmington
toai Gas Co. for the election OF nine direc-
tors TO serve the ensuing year. will DO held ut
the office of the company ON Monday, March
Z, from 10 oclUcs y. VI.
WILLIAM r. TAYLOR
f.G-5t Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

NJ OTiCE-The annual meeting OF the mem-
In bers OF the Mount Zion Cemetery Com
pany for the election of trustees for The ell
suing year. Will be held Monday March 4th
quested to come. wM. II. CALDW ELL.
I15-lt Secretary
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

Nj oTICE-A nee lug of the citizous of
~ New Castle County will he hold at tile
NJ. II. Church ut MsmeIc. Del, on Friday
bext ut AZ o'clock y. M. 10 consiier The ad-
Visibility of the passage of the pending bill
before the Legislature to widen the public
road leading from Whining to Prices
Corner. ana such other mat crs Ia relation
thereto as may be brought before the meet.
ing. 5. RUDMOSD SMITH.
t23-jteod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

M hTlCE is hereby given that shall apply
IN at the present session OF the Legisla-
ture OF this state Tor a divorce from my
husband. Thomas u, ShRulley.
fsO-lm' CARRIE a, STANDBY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

NJ OTlCE-l. LIzzie Is. McCauiley. do he eby
IN give notice that l shall apply TO the
General Assembly of the State OF Delaware,
NJ it's Present session. for a divorce vlncuio
matrinonl from my husband. lsaao Is. Nc
taulley. LIZZIE u. MUCAuLLEY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

NOTICE is hereby given that J. Mnry J.
IN Daniels. Will apply 10 the Legislature.
at Its present ses ION for a divorce. Il NincuIo
mat, imonuii from my husband. William j.
Daniels, Jr. MARY j. DANIELS.
fl6-lm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27
SALE.

M hNIED= noHrdegs FOR second story
wv front room. No. IL " est street. Mis-
shpckIuy. isU.if
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the GER
AN tlhcate VI stock of the First National
Bank OF WILMINGTON. for seven shares stand.
lug upon th o books of said bank ~ the name
OF Alexander II. Adams. Trustee for II. j.
Adams has been lost or mslRld. ana that an
application has been made TO the said bank
for the issue of a new certihcnte IN lieu
thereof HENRY }. tkiPPEN,
Trustee Tor Ii J. Adams. decd.
Ball
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-16
MARkSMAN GOODS HEARING.
The Dissipated Man Who Takes shots
at Policemen still i'm Jail

Harry c. Good. who took four shots
at Policeman j. w. Glasscock yesterday
morning at the corner of Third and Ma
rion streets. two Of which took effect.
was arraigned in the municipal court
yesterday afternoon on the charge of at
tempted murder.
He showed the effects OF his spree. but
In spite OF this made a good appearance.
He was dressed In a black cutaway coat.
low vest and dark trousers. The preiim-
mary examination was set for Thursday
morning at 10 O'Clock Judge Glasgow
fixed bonds at 5000. In default of which
the prisoner was returned to the city
Jail
Good Is young man about % years old,
and naturally as smart as a steel trap
He has been In this city four or FIVE years
and is considered an exceptionally good
salesman. He comes from British Column
bia, and is of good stock. lie has rela-
tives at Victoria, and a brother at Ma
Good has good reputation in this city.
but of late has been drinking more than
is good for any man. Those who know
him say that while he is a perfect gentle
man when sober. the exact opposite Is
true of him when he is under the infiu-
ence of liquor.
Police Officer Glasscock was doing nice
ly yesterday. and Dr. Fall. the family
BILE with the wound In the fieshy part OF
the left arm near the elbow, although
II was very painful The bullet has not
been located yet. but 1t is thought 1t Is
lodged about three inches above the
wrist.
close investigation OF Goods record
made last night brought to light the
fact that, while quarrelsomely drunk. he
drew his pistol on an inoffensive stranger
in the Branch. on Commercial street, a
few weeks ago. II is claimed that he
showed the muzzle of the gun into the
mans mouth, but this could not be veri-
fed last night officer Williams was call
ed in. and after a sharp struggle with
Good. who although small is wiry. placed
him under arrest. When Goods pistol
was examined II was found that the cyl
:nder had been taken out.
Capt. Hogle said yesterday that he I'M
derstood that at one time some of Goods
friends took the real cylinder out of his
pistol and inserted one made of pota-
toe. When Good discovered the trick he
was very wroth.
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Boar, of Public Works business.

At the regular meeting yesterday OF
the board OF public works bids were
opened for the care and towing of the
garbage scow for one year from May /
and the contract was let 10 the lowest
bidder. T.. Il. Gay. for SOS per month
There were in all thirteen bids the high
est being for siss per month, handed in
by Martin Baldwin.
The board accepted and approved the
work done by Contractor George u. Kit
tenger In grading and sidewalking Ran
dolph street from Madison TO Bancroft.
The secretary was instructed TO ad-
vertise for bids for the sidewalking and
grading of Lincoln street from Depot
10 Grange.
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OFF TO SLATE AND sQUAw On
hundreds OF Men Going in-Ruii,
Roads and Bridges.

The bonding or the "a mining els |
In the Slate creek district for about ! /
0Nl BY Col Hart. or Montana. has car
quite a rush into that district. as we'll
10 the Squsw creek district near wi
atchee. and there are now several II
dreci men IN that district. Word has "A
down that Col liar, has slung IA
bridges across the Methow river. the Ia
est one having n single span OF Gig
feet. The colonel does not propose 30
sevral hundred men In 10 the mines 4
then have the river rise and cut or :
Plies, 80 hc has built the bridges VI
the waters arc low and the work !,
sible.
A great deal Of surprise has been
pressed that the Colonel should feel
confident Of ne mines as 10 vsus
money. and that ~ the syndicate re T,
rosentS. into the country without II
giving the district a visit or tn any Fas
ner asccrtaintng What tire mines are co
posed OF But TIE miners are now COT
dent that the colonel has either been
the country himself for some tEFne or Z
had his representa- tlve< sn there, for
prospec;ors have run across improvi.
crushing mills ard other kinds 81 Ha
machinery Cor testing ore. the teli-t
hts being found 81 the most out-of-ti
Way and unexpected places. showing q
whoever was IN the district carried
their operations 81 a. secret - manner
possible The discoveries have set Eli
miners 20 taking. hut the colonel ~
not SAY auyxhfng. He Simply looks VI
aud offers 80 explanations whatever.
Is ssnnf1denf. and tie YroSptcforx l.
upon him as the grsatsst ard wisest Il,
on earth.
When tge cssonel vas ia Seattle Z
weeks ago he appeared 70 re soxneVl
,ssee4ssss.a xxzth the delay OF rae state
building a publie road from the sansr
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Courts and Public Offices.

Judge Langley has confirmed the sale
of real estate In the case OF Mrs. Lee
Smith VS.. Linvil j. Ham vt al.
An order of dismissal was signed by
Judge Langley yesterday I'm the case OF
Charles Greystad VS.. Josephine l.. Tay-
lor ct al.
The case of Charles w. Engle against
Island county was continued until April
% by Judge Osborn yesterday at the
plaintiffs cost.
The receiver of the Gosh Murra Y
Company fled his bond in the sum of
10000 yesterday, with f. o. Graves and
NJ. +. Backus as suret9es.
A Trrution for a new trial In the case
Of c. G. Perkins, as trustee, vs.. the
North End Bank and the city of Seattle,
was yesterday flied by the city.
In the case OF dfenry Boyle agaist +.
NJ Parker ct al. judgment by agreement
for sio0 and possession OF the properly
was signed 10y Judge Osborn yesterday.
Judge Langley yesterday appointed f.
T. Dole, George III. F'ortson and w. I'll.
Moore. a committee to examine James
Hart who has applied for ADMISSION TO
the bar.
Marriage licenses were ISSUED yesterday
TO Frederick Kropf and Sophie Rahe both
of Seattle. and TO Thomas Cavanagh. Of
Burlington. Wash. and Emma Thomson,
OF Redmond, Wash.
John W. Davidson yesterday caused 20
be filed an amended complaint in the suit
which he commenced some days ago
against LOWS Prayer ct al. 20 foreclose
a mortgage and for the appointment of a
receiver for the mortgaged promises.
Receiver c. NJ. Sheafe, OF the Wash
ing',on Savings Bank. was yesterday or
dered by Judge Langley 10 deed hack to
F. F. Conner property which Conner
gave the bank as security In June. 1891
TO secure loan Of 2,5oo. The loan has
since been pad.
Judge Osborn heard the case or Henry
Bogie against r. NJ. Parker and wife yes
ferday and ordered that the plaintiffs
recover from the defendants POSSESSION
Of the store room at 9es Second street
The plaintiffs are also given sio0 tudg-
ment. together with costs
Judgments were signed as follows in the
superior court yesterday ny Judge Lang
lev: In favor Of Edwin Eeils against Rob
ert Cheetslsm sst al. for SSai.e0 and costs;
I'm favor of the Commercial National
hank against Christ kupplsr and wife
for $fIf527: In favor ~ Burns 4 Atllin-
son against the Washington Fur Manu-
featuring Company: I'm favor OF the SCOT
tiSh- ArneTss<an Mortgage Company against
John : Day Of al. for 81. 265. with IN
terest and attorneys fe@s
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January 1 and For
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
| I. 1886. are si.3l5. $500. There were filed
for record yesterday ten deeds. the con-
siderati0ns aggregating s4,sS332. Follow
ing is the list as furnished by the DAILY
Record. room g. Sehsuerman block:
" T. r. r. Co. TO John W. Garrett, srv
NV. section 50, township -. range Z.
Sl9i. 3e
West Coast Improvement CO. TO Dnma
Ross lots TO H. block l. Gstrllan Park 81.
John W. Garrett 20 Richard l.. Moore,
sw NV, section SO. township 81 range T. 81.
f'hiio Rutherford 70 E. r. L3iienchaI lot
!, section Is township q, range Z, except
1 acre conveyed TO j. Rutherford. s.. 394.
Edwin Ingfss to William Harmon sw
NV. section s. township ~. range s. $50.
Julia Braxton TO Alexander Jones. lots
81. %. block s. Elliot Bay add. West Seat
tie. $500.
A. J. Adams 70 ROefie Osborn. lots 5, s,
block II CRAFTS Salmon Bay add, Ballard
si8.
e. II. Asisit 70 Nellie a. Brooks, blocks
9. 10. c. Fl. Adsit's Lake Washington plat,
81.
ia. l. Lindsey to Joseph r. Storey.
lots Is. IA. block q. Van Brocklin's add.
Ss4S.
Augusta Bochmann to John Hansen.
lots 10. H. y. block 3; ioss IL. y. block n;
lots l. :. block =, Riverside add, So.
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CARRYING oUr prxGREr-s p,.x
Applications For Land Resolves, ana
subj omIniIfss. Anr..s-..s -

The general committee -, ~. us..
E'ah OF iand siiotznents for the rso~nr Of
me city met yesterday aarnjns IN ,hs
s OF u r. Ciapp. In the Bailey build
,as. ana elected several officers ard Sc
a q NUMBER or subcommittee. TIE
"a sno"ed tnat the disposition Of
al present was TO hurry the good vror.r
aaong- -Four applicaff lions for iars 49,,
Hted with the secretary Far,ssn.,Fs ,rak
las. ana II Is understood that o,hars NIL,
ioiiow rapidly. Mayor Phatns VS. ,,-ss
emit and expressed himself az haar.,i,, B.,
favor or the scheme. and stated thar he
o4Id give TX MS moral support The
S'a hopes 10 secure several valu-
aoie pieces OF land In the near future
and n successful will be in a much h.a,-
Ter position 10 go ahead with the work
KEY. Mr.. Garrett was chosen treasurer
ana Robert Bridges chairman of the land
committee with fun power to sunerin-
tend the preparation OF the same. Thorn
as Ferret formerly connected with the
seattle library, was appointed superin-
tendent OF the seed Office and application
station, without compensation. His office
VIII be at 3s Railroad avenue where all
applications for loan OF land and also
donations of land. will be received.
IL was decided that no bills can be con-
tracted without the full consent of the
general emmittee. This ruling viii be
strictly enforced.
The following committees were anpoint-
ed: On blowing. Aessrs. Black and
Bridges: 10 solicit seed, Messrs Clam
and Toklas; on subscriptions, Messrs.
Garrett and Toklas
Mayor Phelps said he would cause the
city surveyor to stake the land out In
lots after IL was selected
The following is the land listed to date:
j. NJ. Coiman. forty lots. back of Madi-
son street power house: Albert Steven
son, 5o6 Willow street; Mrs. Julia Baker,
sl0 Second street.
Sheriff Van de Vanter sent word TO the
committee that he would donate a large
lot of potatoes for seed purposes, and ].
c. McDougal, William Cochrane and p.
c. Hayes, all of Oriliia, have promised
to donate seed.
The committee has its eye on land in
the city belonging to Judge III. G.. Bond,
j. j. McGilvra. John r. Kinnear. Amos
Brown. a. A. Denny and Judge Strive.
and will endeavor TO secure 1t from those |
gentlemen.
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CASE OF DISPUTED BOUNDARY
sutherland Answers Bradley's Com
tempt ChnrI,e With Counter-S hnrsye.


tempt Charge With Counter-S harge.
IN answer was yesterday fled TO the
petition OF Richard bradley. as receiver
OK real estate on Mercer island. 10 have
. sutherland punished for contempt. in
saleh sutherland denies that ne Is guilty.
eatherland claims that he has been the
Injured one and not the receiver. lie
states that he is the owner OF "A tract OF
nhd which al i,ins the land OF which
HFSd'ey Is receiver. 4 partition fence
sapSrates the land. ON April >. 1875.
o@iheEbnd alleges. {. N Workman. en-
E''lcd ny the receiver. broke down the
les'ee' thus permitting strange cattle 20
'3iieF Nnon his land and do extreme dam
Sse. sutherland claims 20 have requested
'NoFNHian not 20 destroy the fencs. but
N@hfHan's answer was that he would
'eSF X down as often aS the defendant
sefoted u. sutherland prays for an Srder
.eiapeillng the receiver and his employee
- eaAse from Interference with his land.
Ed Tor - attorneys fees.
ne case was "a have been called tefore
se l@ugiey yesterday afternoon. hut
N@S continued Il was explained 10 the
seFt Thar there Is dispute as 20 where
- me dividing the two pieces OF prop
~ should nan. Judge Langley sUg-
ses'ed an amicAhle settlement OF the con-
tempt PROCEEDINGS
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sohh Nynan. whose care against 3. F.
%, 70 fecov@ Possession OF property
near Lake Union was DISMISSED nv Judge
coofn last week because there were
numerous errors In the pieadtngx, began a
ne" SUR In the superior courv yesterday,
IA which ne seeks 10 recover the properly
involved together with SD damages. Ny
man says ne was In possession of the
Lake In;on property In February last
and mat Day uniawfuliy entered UPON i
and SET himself up as the owner, frst
breaking down fences and doing other
damage. The plaintiff ciaArIss that he
mace demand upon the defendant for
the surrender Of the property. but Day
refuses to surrender. The land tnvoivesi
fs claimed By Mrs. Day. who alleges that
the plaintiff Is a sqssatter.
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60 @Se 81 toii1rc <o support and &C.
- IT. NhfsStlpc Larson sued Louis Lar
-. .Ss divorce in the superior court
49, S'Ns~N They were married in Sep
49,. iNs1. Ia this city. and the wife
sseSss that since tbat ,tr,s r.a~s,,, las
s.''lea 20 make g.rop..~ nr,yfStor, Ter her
s-PporS. SIZE alleges the fa,t 70 he that
60 Sttaag. aole-bosiiea healthy nan.
- 1900 earning a livelihood ami hat
49, sll'7i several tosi3ionS- The money
~ SIC reserved. Mrs. Larson claims
sgsr 49, u Wild and reckless GisSlpS-
-. and f'srtser. ne induced her % elVe
was.N ''ey which she had earned and
- - nc spent in tAe same manner IS
a. ,S,s 4 s%sne ;isue during ne summer
e. .~9-'>en- 8ccTc ling 10 his wife. lett
'aSa bad bean offered aim IN another
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W. C. Sutton. assignee of Allan &
Staempfii. In report fled Ga the superior
court yesterday. shows that the claims of
the creditors amount TO x2,s7Z-zI. and IL
permitted 10 DO so ne can pay AZ 2-I0 per
cent upon them with the money TOW In
his possession. Since his appointment.
the assignee states. he has paid OUT cash
aggregating nearly 500 and has realized
from the sale OF stock about 1850. The
claim Of A. r. Allan, amounting TO
$sss.75. which was secured by a chattel
mortgage and adjudged to be a prior
claim against the assets. was paid in fun
by the assignee. The expenses 10 be laid
foot up $1s5.so. leaving a net balance of
fS7su4
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The Grimn's AcouieItive Claws.

Edwin Griffin. a tough looking man,
was arraigned In the municipal court yes
terJ!ay afternoon on the charge Of steal
ing a double harness from l.. q. Romano.
az South TThird street. II fs claimed that
Griffin was Ira the habit Of staying around
the stable. and In this way had an oppor-
tunity 20 steal the goods. which he sold
to an innocent purchaser. Griffin plead
al NOT guilty. and his case was set for ~
o'clock this morning in the municipal
court The prisoner was reaausfed 10 the
4au
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Claim the scow Was Damaged.

IN Judge Osborn's court yesterday the
case Of the Seattle Tug a. Barge Company
60 recover $40 damages from Mosher a.
Mcdonald was on trial and Will be con-
timed today. In March. 1893. the defend
ants hired from the plaintiff scow with
which 10 transport quantity of railroad
iron from Tacoma 10 the Snoqualmie
river. In August. 1893 n Is alleged, the
scow was returned In such a dilapsdated
condition that IL required $3.50 to repair
IL, The plaintiffs aiiege that Ii was dam
aged through the negligence OF the de-
PENDANTS and sue to recover the amount.
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IsaIl OF the state. He remained away a
go. ane. shd on his return inislyesf IN
nao1ts OF idiene@s. Mrs Tar-on r.ss,.-ss,
20 I'VE with him because of his fndolen-e
ana failure TO support her. Since then
re VIE mas earned her own living. she
wants decree OF divorce and Judgment
for costs