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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-11
TRAVELLERS, Grr,itE,


:.ASal.%t ~. .'.-.-. A4.iG ApUlMT-s
ED 40 san IRON. Norfolk DAILY ar
DAYS, TUESDAYS. yiaDNESD DAYS,
Tiiultsp.llS AND FRIDAYS at 5 p. m.
Co; aommddatie ). nnstlipassed
FsAre, neiuLaS meals and state
Fare. round "Trip. iiii;ed TO thirty :
For tickets ana tGscrvaiion az stats
Maim street or ut general Office ut wharf.
N EoK ic Il II Q q i }I nSGtsYhips leiays.
"' FINE acf.iuf.n ~ Of sTE ;Ha
Hn!nnton re gta Sorthaim1pto1 Luray
cept, Sunday. Leave Ccmpany's Wharf,
Eos OLD roINr-At $50 and LIS e
Io:o5. :, M. ana @o5 p. m: Bay Line wharf,
Noifclf' ut Eva 'ii!d ll:SJ i. IN. and 400
FOR HAMPTON 1T ills a. m, 3:45'
u. m; Ely Line. Hex q; m and 40 p. m;
ron NEWBORN NEWS &NpsmIrH-
FlELD-At $50 D. NJ, Portsmouth at 2:46S
EXCEPT Sunday. 5;s
d4ily e~ggg[ j: sunday day, vApr p1vpps
paily eEtept santiay. leaving compaay'n.
wharf AT $50 a. M; PORTSMOUTH. t:&5 q.
M o Fay 5vE MSHrf. NGGElSf e
Thursdays and SATURDAYS az $50 a. m.
Portsmouth. Gao u. IL; Bay Line. ZOO
FOR BAcK. PoouoslN AND YORK;
Compnny's wharf Monday, Wedneedays
ard Nrlday at 6l5 q. m; Portsmouth,, CESS.
FOR NANsEMo;lD RIVER AMI
sUFFOI.K--At 8 y. m: Portsmouth,, s:i5
p. m; connecting at SUFFOLK with S. and;
Freight for Mathews. Back, Poauesin,
We're Severn, ,r YorS and Nansemond
Freight for Washington, n. c. and Iand-i
lngs on Tar. Pamlicu and Pnngo rivers
received at ana delivered from N. g. e.
T. Y. depot. N ~
.Fgeignt for newborn, y. c.. received III
Frel:h; received ,iaiiv except Sunday.
All schedules subject 10 change witS.s
II. b. cRowELL. Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-11
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TRAVELLERS ,GVlDE.
q
IN B, c, { R 5. B. CO.
NSA baltimore and Norfolk Linc)

Passenger rates $l.Vo one way. $50
round trip.
Leave Portsmouth 10y Transfer steamer.
day 500 y. m; leave Norfolk. foot jack
son street. go p. III; leave old Point. y,
100 a. III.
Leave. Bnl,imorc, foot Leo stleot. daily
except SUNDAY. goo J., M; !s"yr CId Point
street. ZOO a. m:arr:ve Portsmouth (Noi-
folk ferry see a IN
- trst- class in every respect. Mails serv-
I'd on American plan
Frcgh; received at tho companv's
wharf. Norfolk and Emmeraol'a whurf
lcIts'nouth, daily "Nccpi siuudas until /
/: m. compary's pier No Q Light Street
I,ait r!nrc-contie OF bus,roSs portion 0i
city street car lines from pier to ali
u. T. LAME. Agent
WILLIAM 1IENRY T4\YLOF.
C.2Sr'c1 PASSENGER ana Text Agent. IS
Main street. Atlantic Hotel
IClephOnC 10
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10 EXTRA rARf Gil ANY IaalN.

No. Ao3.--"The Atlanta Spccia;'' ic:,ycs
Norfolk, Via Ferry, DAILY, Ht 1850 2,S:,.
Leaves Port smouth, DAILY, 1a.Gi 0i.ht,
Tor Sui,Nif; Frankil"; lioykin, WciI1n. !Ic',!n~
Southern Iaes. WadcsEoro, Monroe. CnG,!.:;,.
Chester, Clinton. Greenwood, AL1evll.c Eti,rr,u
Aihchs, Atlanta, Augusta, Macon. Nn%hS ~
Memphis. Texas California va Mcmphisi Sol.
i:in'i,ed Tram with Pullman Buffet S!cc;cls g. j;
Ncsi.bird Comedies.
NJ. 1 1.-THE :. A. J.. Express" leave
Hori"lk, daily, ut 0.05 AIN. Leaves po.ts-
m"nth. daily, at D a.ni.. for all above priHts
'ad fendie:"n. Mmrircesboro L"wist on, and 81.
ntiartc c"ist Line points. "a Weldon 4,I.o for
Si"fi "omcry. Mobile, New Orleans. Texas ana.
me:.iso tvia New Orleans. Al-u connecting Al
ilnnrhH Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays los
laEdincs on TIE Biackwaer nVcr.
M". 3g2.-hTrivc citsinonth daily : - am.
~" s5..-ArrvG fmisnGuth daily $50 pm.
70" 'icketa, baggage checks sleeping eos icSer.
Va:ionn. etc. appy TO
T. W. h"wa, d., Fa>sr IYt., ~ Main ST. Norfolk, IA.
nro. hef Naiir. 1fst. TGs>'r Igt., PorI,lGonih
W.. H. Williams. Ticket Ag, AZ High ST. Portsmouth, Va.
T. ST. !OtIS. Vice President and General Manager.
" p &C. htt GtEcraI Superintendent, Portsmouth, We.
Ii ". D.. GLuSsG r. J, ASUEHsuN
Trsse Manager. Grntrai ra..r A.
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LTRAvELERS' GUIDE.
xsws.! SD SOUTHERN
0EA Railway Co.

Through WESTERN NORTH CARO-
LIMA. TIE LAND OF THE Sky"
The only line operating a solid TRAIN be-
tween Nurioik and Chattanooga with Pull
man Sleeping Car attached, without
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Norfolk : Wa'h;ss.;1 st..u.tas. Co,
-"o new anu lt"l.I"u 800. pa.ace
Ste"iiieis NtiM POKT MEMS, " ADA
IN dN g. and NORFOLK Will leave
uaiiy as follows:
NORTH BOUND.

r The Trip down tho historic Potomac
s s,ygr aau Gheiiapeake BAY on the elegant
ed. The steamers are compaTativejv
new new. having been built in 1891. ana are
with electric lights. call bells and stea m
heat In each room; The tables are SUP
from the markets OF WASHINGTON and
Norfoik: Tickets on sale at b. & O..
Walite & Co.'S office on wharf
For further information apply ~
49, ID. j. CALLAHAN.
Eelephone. al. Agent. :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-11

EVENING EMPIRES LEAVES NOR.
lGLS 10 p. ~. daily Except sunday
ler Elizabeth CITY, EGcniou au. way
with ne Sivah;s. Eeuse TUESDAY. Thurs
90 ''i. ShtninAy Tor sc" bern. firaHol
lsihstch j.hd t'".dshoro Via a. & n C. h,
X. and 70: Jacksonville. Wiimire.oi. K
Il Il w ~ - ~
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a.iisLR & SgyIagaS r, +, CO,

aCiiEDUI.E ~ nrFECr AUG. II. 1874;
Mali AND ;;s-t'.tE.5s, LEAVES N,lt;.
Elizabeth Guy, Ndenton. A.ackgy $ i-e,ry
l;oISr ,antrgH HelnaYcn. etc Courccis
at Edcnton VIII y. =. :. r. y: sleauor
as follows: Daily except s;i!iiGayI ~.
plymouth .JJ2ine.s.N.!ic, WuEalnsIt, n..l
NimGs1I. iSbhi, TllCESb8Y ana
nN'iy ana Como on MONihY ana l'i,I-
SA;G i"r SEu!.,srnonE rYsi, ana " ED
~ al Eel!A3Een "ith steamer VIg4Ill
Dare Tor Max eyville, Snu:h creek. Nu.
!LgS.
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Memorandum.

Schr. Mabel and Ruth. Clark is de-
tanned at North Landing by low tides.
Port Of New York. Oct 9.-Arrived:
Schooners VIM. Marshall. Sharp. Rich
mond: ]. Dallas Marvil. Elcey, Norfolk:
Fannie II. Stewart, Lane. Norfolk:
Charles w. Alcott. Johnson. Virginia
Thomas l.. James. Pierce, Virginia; Ida
9. Schoolcraft. BODY, Baltimore; LAWN
ia Campbell, Vail. Philadelphia for New
Haven; tug Ocean King. Bailey, Nor
folk. with two barges.
Schr. William Franklin, Thomas.
Franklin. with lumber
Let US show YOU through our line OF
Foreign suitings. Every one OF them
worth a look.
RUDOLPH G. WALLACE.
100 Main street
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CONDENSED SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
MAY II, 1896
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-20

MADE AN ASSIGNMENT.
A.C. Fry, the Commission Man, Forced
10 the WALL

A. 6, Fry. the weli-knovg1 West street
submission man, made an assignment YET
'seday Of all his personal and real prop
sriy 10 william II Maud for the benefit
u his creditors The news OF the assign
sent was not nneN pectet to many Of the
eofnmlsson mon on the street buf II wae
krvSt surprise IL the many friends and
kolualnisnce~ " Mr. Fry throughout the
city. who were under the impression thai
h. vas doing a good business and had
sctefssfuilv aedthsre1 ;he financial de-
preston The rtai property Included e.
tae Assignment - lot a Arlington. az. .
iNa lots in Blaine. an undivided one third
&ie-esi ~ SIS arr,s o. land Ia Mason coun-
u or which IS mortgage % $50. south
~ feet ~ a fraction ~ block Nc :. II
Nnpv's addition. on whirh are two mort
sagts araaun,iur To s. ~ The proba hle
raliac ~ all the rial estate Is si,Va over
EEt above fhc mortgages. The personal
N,x&Sf hllls receivable. siiF 20 stock ard
HNs's a. ~ West street sels; fixtures
" ono horse and harness siia
III. Ffr has rrcr ir the commission bus
Bees IN Seattle Cor about six years ard
s'e''i very high ,n the ,stimefion ~ busi-
sess nen AMI me E"ncral public About
sx months RgU hc bought uut the North
efr Commission House ana moved from
tse corner - West ana Madison s;seet Go
iae gore occupied by his predecessors. az
VI West street. As gnea Maud Sled his
eoad - So an Yesterday. with himz- -
NJ, aHl Manuel $. BettlncoUrt as surc-
Nts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-20
ADJUSTMENTS.


The Tavary Grand Opera Comnany closed
its engagement al the Seattle theater yes
terday afternoon. with a production of
Carmen Nine. Thea Dorre appearing
In the title role. To say that Nine Dorre
won another triumph similar to that OF the
evening previous. when she appeared as
Mignon. would he giving a very faint idea
of what actually took place. Every per-
son in the audience who was heard TO ex-
press an opinion used the speculative IL
there were words in the English language
to speak more highly OF Mime. Dorre's
Carmen than grand" perfect" or 1.-THE
IDEAL they would have been used 1t Is
certain that sooner or later this woman
must be recognized as an artist of excen-
tional merit. Her acting is superb, every
action being shaded with such degree
OF nicely that the combined whole is a
perfect picture. She has a grand voice and
knows how 70 use II. When she appeared
as Carmen year ago in this city she won
universal appreciation, bu; since then her
voice has increased In power and volume
and. II anything. she uses her brilliant
eyes In more entrancing manner.
The famous "Toreador' song was given
in the second act by Max Eugene He has
fine stage presence and a'good baritone
voice. but he did not come up fully TO the
requirements OF the score. A year ago g
William Schuster sang the same song His
Noics IL NOT as smooth as that OF Eugene.
but he has more powe. and puts just as
much soul into his work The part Of
M!chaeia was taken by Mile Anna LIGHTER.
In the third act she sang the Prayer re-
markedly we'll Most Of her lower and
middle register tones are soft and pure.
Her main fault is that she uses the trem-
ulo too much. Mr.. William stephens made
an acceptable Don Jose. The chorus APP
peared to better advantage than at any
other time during the engagement. The
orchestra was fine, as usual
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-20
RESENTED TIE INSULT.
John Anderson ''CaIis Down, Attorney
Mcf.rsv

TAsre was lively scene In Judge os-
NFns court room yesterday morning.
saich l9ehei for a short time as II there
would ~ mix-up between "A trial liirsr
All an attorney J r. McCsrew, coiInAfl
tog Malcolm Mcconnell plaintiff In A
snail damage suit against Andrew F. Ruf-
kish, receiver Of the Northern Pacifie.
sAs examining John Anderson. "a we'll
kn5wn mining man. as to his qisaiihea-
Tens a. a Juror. He asked him what his
aassinsss was. 70 which Anderson replied
hat 81 the present time he was doing
nothing. oh. then" said MesjrCw. ''you
are professional juror
AhttFS9a was up in arms In second
zoi Using up 10 f;a ful six feet Of man
hood. hss face pale with anger. he said
via eirfehed fiEt; No. am not pro-
'ssstesla' Juror. nor never was ore before
n nay H., and made movement as II
'tarHihilato his qutstloue-. Judge Osborn
eAilei him 10 order. bet Anderson fight
hr blood was up and IL took several CT
sers 10 make him resume his compusare
he sas finally challenged by Mc(irew. and
rhen he stepped down from the box he
whispered something IN shr attorneys car
Aef lett the room HcG;rew aid not eyi-
eerily Ike that something. for he was
slightly nervous during the balance % the
rsruing
The case was Tor 50 damages for the
bling Of horse hy an engine hefongins
% the Northern Pacific read The Jury
vas out but few minutes returning A
verdict In favor 81 the Defendant.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-20
LOST HIS BIRTHRIGHT
Crazy Nan Thinks James d. Hill
Has Robbed Him Of 1t.
COMMITTED TO the ASYLUM.
Patrick Meyauars. q Railroad Laborcr
From British Columbia, the Vie
tim Of a Naturalization.

How many p~cple who have read thar
beautiful utsie story, "A Man Without a
Country" have net sympzthized fer the
unfortunate who. in moment OF anger
made wish that be forever after suffered
from. To be without a country Is awful
10 contemplate. hut to be robbed OF
blrthrighs is Infinitely worse. yet this :
what Patrick 8cSamara. a brawny son
OF Erin-s isle. ciairns has happened TO him
He iz not positive as TO who stole II. but
suspects In one breath Gov. McGraw and
in another President Hin, of the Great
Northern.
This poor seluaed individual made his
appearance at police headquarters yester-
day morning and asked the 1aiier II either
OF the above-named notaAsss We're in
Jaiier Surry took in the situation at
glance and told the man. who gave MS
name as Patrick Mcnamara. that he could
take him TO a place where he could SEE
both Il want 10 see the governor. Tor l
think ne can tell me where 70 hook Tor my
hsrthrighr" Sarry said he thought he
knew where the governor could be found
and getting him into the patrol wagon
took him 10 the county jail. where be was
turned over 10 Jaiier Burknan. but rot
until he had made some little demonstra-
ton Burkman humored him by telling
him that he would soon present him 10 the
party with whom he wanted 10 talk.
prs Horton and Burns were sent for
and the man taken before Judge Langley.
who pronounced him insane and commit
ted him 20 the asylum at Steilacoon- While
in the court room he KEEP; up continual
jabher about his birthYight, talking to
every one who would listen TO him
During the afternoon a Post-intelligen-
Ger reporter was admitted to McNamara's
cell and introduced 'Glad TO see you, sir;
glad to see you. Just the man I want
You see | have been robbed of my birth
right. and you know that Is a terrible
thing. Demaraiizing on the country. Now
! want you 10 send message to the prest-
dent and explain that Jim Hiil-you know
Jim Him. He owns a railroad. Well. he
IS the fellow that took away my charae-
ter. I was working for long time on a
railroad Ia British Columbia, but when he
stole my birthright 7 had to quit. Just
tell the president that my name is Nc
Namara and he viii understand. Now
say, lock here. don't forget 10 telegraph
right of for I want to go TO California
and can't go without my birthright It's
demoralzing on me and the country" He
was assured that everything would be
done. and sat down TO await the result
which will have TO be sent to the poor
chap at his headquarters In the 'hotel de
loon"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-20
The knights at the Play.

The benefit for the Seattle Divislo7, No.
!, knights OF Pythias. at the Third avenue
theater last night was In every respect an
unqualified success. The Chase Stock
Company appeared In that grand Old Ro-
man play which en1hodies the principles
upon which $he Knights Of Pythias order
Is founded. and all the members seemed 70
he on iheir nneItIe and determined 10 prove
that they could play tragedy as well as
the ordinary drama. In this they sue
ceeied So well that .he curtain had 10 be
raised several times after each act George
". Hayes was the Damon ard Charles ~.
Chase the Pythias.
This evening the company will play
Pawn Ticket" with Heftie Bernard
Chase as The pledge. one Of her best roles.
In the Auditorium last night Ian Ed
wards Colored Jubilee Singers manages,
- make great hit with the large audi
encc They will n main here the balance
OF tbs. week ard also for the matinee to-
morrow afternoon, the performance begin
ring in the afternoon at I.2o, continuing
one hour
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-20

Judge Hanfori yeslerday gave Elmer r.
Nerhl. Judgment against the steamer Al
bort Lea for Sse''A
Citizenship papers were issu.d yester-
iaV to Jorsinc tsa1scn ana Aiss Anna
Claussn. natives Of Sweden,
Mrs. Nancy r Rurch was given ii-
,srs,. ia ssfaulf yesterday IN Judge
fumes court from oren NJ Gurch. Jr.
The NaclAauGali-SoRthNl ok Company
yNss sfvrn a verdict by default yesterday
Ssairst ". 4 Harrington ct at fef Sc ~.
Iufse nanferd Yesterday referred the
49, g5sfts AGAINST the steamer kli.ds 70
.,,rf,s,,isstoner J. ". Sprlgss Tor iaNesSssa-
tioM sad report
Lenses so wei were issued yesterday
"a John Hauey and Mary Nishrt. both OF
Ssattls. AMI John A Fraser. Of Auacor-
L. ana Gtsrs MAY Jones - spokane
az, ne1ition % the Puget Sound Mschin-
~ Ff.,eas. Judge Hsnt0Ii sestsraay or
s.,.,i me sale - the steamer Jcss al the
summer wharf Everett. on SIX days
notice.
4. n Sheafs. receiver o. thc Washing
ton SAVINGS hank. ss2curet a JUDGMENT
,raier q the estate a True l. Crasln,
Tor So
pefAult Mas ss<nel yesterday ia the
49, al - NJ Sheafe. trctiNts ~ the
WssalnSson savings bank. IS. tae Green
=, wo.Ni. Emma W Woos ant Ire city
% Seattle
nielsen. intervening uheiant against
- ....arssr A,ssrs fss41 his answer yes
,.',sasx m she F'rssvral cnari. Ia winch he
,Ssfnss thaf the injury 10 fhc sfsa un,r
,nregsh failure 10 SHOW her hShts was
M faeit az his-
-. Ffanf,r,I YESTERDAY tfirs-r - =
,s,,~f.F5zs receiver ~ the Nnrfhern Pacific
ti-,ssf 10 pas s1e OF account 20 lem ar~i
49, the receiver uaal0u- NJ lhfeef I'D.
Tqse claim Vas iar attic Siiiei b, irAia
- HasuseV same time age.
81. tsar,H,. 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-20

Judge Hurnes OF the superior coat.
yesterday signed an order citing c. T.
Aibreeht 20 appear before him today al
e-39 o'clock and show cause why he should
rot be punished for contempt Of court for
falling % obey his orders. Aiarecat's wife.
Ters. secured divorce sOue months ago
and the court ordered him to pay a Ger
tain amount Of aiifnoay each month but
II seems he has failed TO DO this and will
nov have 20 explain his actions 10 The
ccgrt.
Mrs. Albreent fled an AFFIDAVIT IN sup
port OF her motion IN which she states
that she Mas only been paid 80 n money
and 81 additional In groceries. Thai she
has often asked defendant for money. bat;
in vain. and IN consequence she and her
children are suffering for The Decess aries
o. life AID are without means of sup
port. and are dependent on charity She
gays the defendant Is amply able TO fay
The alinony. hat spends his money In
drinking and dissipation. and aiso that he
continually visits the plaintiffs child. con
trary 70 the order ard decree OF court,
and terrifes the child and plaintiff and
uses abusive language 20 both
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-20

Dr. j. Eugene Jordan seems 10 BE hav-
Ing nscss thaa mir share u hard lack late
~. for yesterday 4 judgment was entered
AGAINST aim, J. W. Range. c. ~ Baiiogx.
and Johs ID. Mcintyre. as sureties on a
bond Of william j. L<arkln for sea and
costs IN favor q John f4angstcn.
The case date hack 10 July. 1855. At
vhtch time I-anxston brought an action
against I-arkln for the posse ss.on of the
American hotel or Washington strres.
ami for The recovery u damages The
action Was ;rtesi by a Jury, which re-
turned a verdict Ii favor of the plaintiff
for xssf damages for the retention Of the
property. and costs. amounting to sssts-
Several days later i4arsin. sr order hat he
might retain possession OF the premises.
executed bond IN the sum OF ss<4. with
Jordan. MeIn;yrp. Range and BslfSng as
sgrsfies. On March 10 rev trial
was asked for ard CONSENTED 20 by pfaint-
IN, beth parties agreeing that the evidence
presented al the previous hearing should
b conshierel a. the evidence before the
court. which resulted IL verdict for the
piain;i1 for $50. Is and costs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-20
Yukon Camp Stove
Endorsed by practical Alaska Miners as the
Correct Thing. Call and see it.
z C. MILES CO, ZIG Ia Tsr War; T. s DAv.Dsos.

for repievfn yesterday. vita 4. ?. Bur-
well. George A. Gordon " 7. Whitney
ard Il 4 Eowsn suretses n the sum
OF SO.
Petitions from the following complain
espas A ~sr.. me s yesss4asy Il N FED
srsl cpzrt asking Esr . transfer 20 toe
superior court: Setsie Jones. Ella Hay.
Rachel Morris. Mary Hughes et a.
Default and decree was sagrst yester-
day IN tne case OF Peoples Savings Bank
w. Isaac Parker. Isy1iA q. Parker and
the Pity Of Seattle. an action 10 recover
MILE on a g,refn.sssrk note secofei ~
mortgage on ieS 8. block u, Maynard s
addition
An order confirming the sale OF real es-
tate VI the case OF j. c. Graysaa IS Ed
gar Lehman and Ada Lehman was
-.snsd sestsraas Ga fae fa,i9 , -, gs-
west quarter Of northwest quarter OF sec
toe y. township - 80
The following claims against the estate
OF Alice Jordan Blake were ordered PAID
zard. assignee OF Dr. Churchill, &i..ss
Airs. II. l., Gideon. medical SERVICES, w.
DR. X W schoenle, s; .; iiarsh J. DeAn n
medical ssryscez 81 John y. ShipDan. ad-
nainsstrasor. si9a. making II total Of Ssh
In the suits Of Charles Y Larrabee
versus Edward ". Wilson and versus Ed
ward l. Cowgirl the defendants have Fled
answers 10 f.arrat.se.a amended complaint
in he Federal court. alleging that Lar
fahee accepted as security for claims
against them money TO be collected by
him from james j. Hill The defesrlanfs
aIsege that sums largely In excess OF TIE
amounts involved in these suits nave ac-
tuaiiy beea collected by Larra5ee from
Hill.
The following additional intervening
liheis we're yesterday filed against the
steamer Cricket whose boiiers and ma
chsRtry have beef rescued from The wreck
and stored on the Everett wharf IN charge
q Dcs1ty United States Marshal gutter.
X. u. Brunn. wages fireman, slbt.S3,
William Davis. engineer. SO, Robert Has
tie, fireman. ssz Alfred Peterson, fireman.
$50. Joe Fteitx, fireman. $3.50 Andrew
HeHnessey also filed an amended libel COW
sFtns his claim for sigs-
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par,uer-h,p Account overarnwn.

Receiver Murphy's report OF the law
partnership Of Mccutcneoa & Turner
shows a peculiar condition Of Affairs.
Afts~ pstting forth several entries for
small amounts. which both partners con-
eele to be erroneous. Murphy says; The
books OF the firm. after having debited
each Of the parties to this action Win
the respective amounts tn which thsy
were found indebted TO the partnership
On the trial Of this cause, shows the above
named plaintiff 20 be insle's,ei 10 Tie part
nershtn IN ;he sun, Of s. ses.02. AMI shows
also that the above named defendant Is
Indebted 20 the partnership in The sum OF
s. sss g. Going farther. the receiver
states that he finds nothing In the state
nlents Of facts or decree determining the
correctness or lncorrectHess OF the ac-
counts as found In the books. and submits
al ~. entries contained over which any
difference % opinion has come to bis
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