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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SHERIFFNS sAT.E~-In ~
superior court OF the state OF Wash,nr-
ton, for the county or King. The rldsil-
~ Insurance Trust and Safe peTas's
Company. as trustee. under the viii !:
John Gibson, deceased, plaintiff, vs.. John
II. Conant, Sarah r. Conant. q NJ
Sharploss and Sherwood G.liespsa d.
PENDANTS. No. 22.ss7.
Under and by virtue of an order OF ssls
and special execution, issued out Of ia
above named court. IN the ah0va entitled
cause. and 10 me. as sheriff. directed And
delivered. 7 have duly levied upon the IA.
lowing described real property. situated
In King county, Washington, to-wit: All
that certain tract or piece of sgni with
the messuages or tenements thereon srert.
ed. situated and being the westerly one
half ca OF lots two Cd and thrsc 60, IN
block ninety-six (sS). in Terry's senana
addition 10 the city Of Seattle more oar.
ticularly described "a follows. ta-wlf. Be-
ginning on the south side OF Cherry
street in city Of Seattle. AZ point six-
~ t60) feet west from corner OF Twelfth
and Cherry streets; thence westward
along the line OF Cherry street sixty fn,
feet TO an alley; thence along the liae Of
said alley one hundred and twenty dsD
feet to the line of division batEegn lots
three 90 and six go, In block nlnety.slx
t96), Terry's Second addition 10 Seattle:
thence along the line Of said lot SIX Isl SIR
~ (60) feet TO point sixty teH feet wtst
from Twelfth street. thence at right an
giles with Cherry street one hnndred and
twenty U20) feet TO said Cherry street.
at the place of beginning, together with
all and singular the tenementA hsredl'a-
ments and appuTtenanees thereuntc be-
longing. and the rents. issues aad profits
thereof.
Notice Is therefore hereby give thar on
Friday. the 18th day OF January. 1885,. Al
the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. OF said DAY.
at the front door OF the courthouse. n
the city of Seattle. In said King county,
/ will sell the above described property
at public auction to the highest and best
bidder for cash
Dated this 18th day OF Deeembcr. iM
a. +. VAN DE VANTER. Sherik
Walker g. Fitch. Attorneys Tacoma
Wash
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CITY TREASURER'S NOTTCE-City of
Seattle-Notice is hereby given that the
second annual installme2t Of local i'm
proyement of Willow Street in the City
of Seattle. from East Street 10 the East
line of Waiia Walla Addition under the
provisions of ordinance No. 34I6. which
provides for the Improvement OF said
street by grading the same and con-
structing sidewalks on both sides there
of with parking strips between side
walks and roadway, and providing for
the payment therefor In installments and
establishing "a fund for such payment
by the levying and collection OF special
assessments upon tins property benefited
by the Improvement. and providing for
the issuance OF bonds as authorized by
an sci of the legislature OF the state of
Washington. approved March 9Th 1893.
and under the provisions of ordinance
No. 3S4a. approved May eth. 1894, "a
amended by ordinance No. 34t0 ap-
proved July 18th. 1894, has been duly
certified 10 me for collection. and the
respective sums therein charged and
levied against each parcel and lot OF
land, and part thereof. IN said district,
In payment of such installments re-
mains unpaid, and the same, including
the interest on the whole amount
charged must be paid on or before 18th
day OF January 1887. Unless payment
BIO made on such installment on or be-
fore the 18th day OF January. 1897. the
same shall become delinquent and shall
bear interest at the rate or per cent.
per annuu, until paid. and IL not paid
bofoBe said time, a penalty OF i've CD
per cent. shall be added, and the suns
delinquent shall be entered on the an
nual tax roll for the current year
against each lot and parcel Of land and
part thereof. so delinquent. and with
the interest and penalty shall be coli
lected az other taxes, together with
such additional charges or penalties as
are authorized to be charged and coli
lected on other delinquent taxes and
each lot or parcel OF land so delinquent
shall be sold for the amount OF such as
sessment with interest. penalty and
costs, In the manner provided By law.
GEORGE +. MEACHAM,
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle
Date OF ist publication. December 18th,
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In order 20 ssrzsrs correct Insertion q
rctsrex E16er g1zase ne&4s7gs- ne sAsns
s1c1lt - lsft AZ the business os0ee
ths r4psr. No charge - u41s sor f1ra
notices.
Funeral noss@e~ resolutions o. otner p
cal announcement wlll 20 Charged A. tHs
tate % 20 cents per tlns ssrA tns1Isaoa,~
PCST- fNTELIEGE%CE Err -
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NE-n- LIZ EvI44MOT-Af Green Lake.
sTaDsaay. December = 80. a< ne resi-
daeee ~ the hrsze's pxFeatsy john n3A-
a. Mstealf4 Of TsasorAs ard &i@s fer-
snoe Eleanor Wtszsot q Green AsaASs
Pew william Ng4ca4fs oniesAtlIsg
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS

sEAgsaFsrt Asee-At Foxston. MINI Lee
sseussr q lsss u heart fatsurs. Dert
sglte u Dr. y. Ack~Ac 1sFaas Ail1 s.-Hss
EiaMw00E.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS FOR L.IES-Wa shing-
ton Soidiers' Home. Orang. Wash. De-
sealed BIDS win be received ar SOL
diers' Home, Orting, Wash. until Janu-
airy l. 1897 for the following supplies. AN
goods 20 be delivered at Orting IN quanti-
freight prepaid. Bills payable monthly in
state warrants. The right Is reserved 10
reject any and all bids:
First. l8.9o pounds steer beef and NUT
ton. second. = barrels very best -four.
- tons chopped feed tstate k!nd) tons
chicken feed (wheaO. leo pounds graham
-four, tons bran. tons shorts. coo
pounds yellow corn meal. ID tons oats:
th!rd. IsQ pounds r. and G. coffee.
eases baking powder, - pounds each
ground pepper and ging r, 5 pounds al
standard lemon and vanilla. l0 pounds
mustard; fourth. cases each standard
table peaches, cherries. apricoss. corn,
beans and y cases tomatoes. 4 90 hounds
Eranulated sugar. so pounds do 'iC"' sll-
kar. 81 pounds each ey8uoCated prtInee
No. I rice and salt goldfish. 80 pounds
each era ckers. aEriCats. Star ard Ratfle
Az tobacco 1oo pounds No Z white beans,
q pounds spat peas. lpl pounds each Japan
TEA aud lima beans. 30 pounds Seal az
Nortb Carolina tobacco, 2-ounce psrkacee.
81 boxes IFnox soap. 5 do ivory saan.
Hf-h - suits clothing .. A. r. style blue.
brass buttons. sample suit 10 De submitted
All o.ts 90 le Endorsed. For Supplies -
sE3 addressed. soldiers Home. Orting.
tSigued) GEO II BGARDAfAN
W. q DUNBAR
PURCHASING Committee
UNITED STATS ENGINEER oFrf~r
Portland. or. Dec. - fssE Sealed pro-
posals for extending 5etts at Sluslax
River. OR. gitl na received here until
> g. m. jar - lNf and fheu publicly
ope"e4t. reformation Furnished on an
p!lcatiou- w. l.. Fisk. capt. EaErs.
WA%rErs-Hy January Gsf- 1ss9 hi,se Ys~
cHc.tEE f4m s.sr. hewiuE sEi making as
standard railroad ces cor panxilg,s Coal
Bank haileiuE Right Reserved % re ct
PuoroGRsFHfC SUPPLIES.
I.AyEST. PATTERNS n amateur os,-..-
ard compiets stock dry plates and 6lr~se
free Use dark Ea8H1s for CHANGING VVa.h
tnEEoa Denta. an& Photographs sfr..,f.,
Co. 81 Coiumhis, opposite postofysce
c " PARKER & co. fresh uaaer 80
plates. everything used Ia phosogrs my
M catalogue
TRUNK FACTORY.
Dor TRI' MIS- AND TRAVELLING pAcS
50 "a Queen CITY Trunk FACTORY. re.Esslr-
tnE = sEset iais~. HeSlsr awertsa al -
u1srefa1 Branch Ills second
WIRE. IRON WORK AND PLsrrSe.
PACIFIC RAILING AND PLATING CO.
Is Union
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF~S SALEM The
Superior Court OF the State Of Nazh-
ington. for the County OF kinE, IN
Scandinavian-Amer Bank OF 5aixs
corporation, plaintiff. vs. hefmts
Dahl and Regina Dahl, defendants ~
-. esq
Under and by virtue OF an order y ~
and special execution. issued out M.im1s
above named court. I'm the above enHss
cause and To me, IS sheriff, direeisa %
delivered. I have duly levied upon toe ~
lowing described real property, sNusza
In King County. Washington, frN.'
Lots numbered eleven and twelve, Wsa-
ty~three and twenty-four, IN block nsn.
ben three, and lot ten G0l In block nu a' y
fv3 Lake View Addition 10 the tin 3
Seattle, together with all and sihEuAs'
the tenemsnts, hereditaments ana sppa''
tenances thereunto belonging.
Notice Is therefore hereby giysn ID =
Friday, the Sth day OF January, w.
the hour OF 10 o'clock n. ~. OF sai1 81
at the front door OF the COURTHOUSE
the city Of Seattle. in said King toanu :
I Will sell the above described properly =
public auction, TO the highest ana
bidder. for cash. 90
Dated this 10th day or DecembaT. - -
A. T. VAN DE VANTER, snssi4'
C'orliss g. I.Angland. Attorneys
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1AiP0CNDED STOCK NOTICE-Tbe fol-
loving described horse. uls-.f q, 49,
city pound On December *. Isg VIII h..
sold at public auction 10 the hsxn@st hid
Ger Tor cash IN hand. 10 pay GsoHf IN ftrt
pounding and advertising Tnss4ss,
January :. 1857. az 10 o'clock a ~
TIE front door Of poll - headqla rierx
corner q Third street and Yesler way.
y forehead. and branded GA rignt nip and
~ owner - the above described horse
being 20 me unknown
:. REKD. Chief Of Police
,s2ate Of first publication, December :.
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To CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS ~
Miscellaneous Supplies-Sealed propoaala
Will be received at the Office of tho
board OF public works up to 10 o'cloct
a. n. Thursday. December q 1896 for
the furnishing 70 the city or Seattle on
requisltion 10 be issued during tina
months OK January and February fSJ7,
for materials. supplies. etc. FOR the or
binary need 0f the various departnsrl "a
during said TWO months. 4 detailed Hst
81 such ma teFisls and supplies to DO
bid on can be had by calling az thu or
Zee OF the undersigned in the CITY han
Bidders for care Of city Patients must
include Ia price bid, board. nursing
medicines aud surgical dressings ina
tisnt usually 10 remain one day al etfe' a
expense, except In contagious diseases
when they viii have 20 Ysmain al hos-
p5tsl until aiscnarRed}.
should conditions arise rrnairlug tba
purchase % articles In very large oltaDft
ties above the ordinary requirements fha
board reserves the right TO make soafsiai
cal for tenders % meet such cases
The board reserves the right 10 r~fe.t
any and all bids or portion Of bids
Proposals. 10 be Endorsed on euvelara
''Et1s for Supplies"
b. order OF the board OF public works
FRANK OLESOE. gecrefsry
1905 -'7''
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IMPouNDED STOCK NoTTcr-r.. -
lowing described horse placed ~ ~. ~
city pound on December I. Isl; viii - =
sold AZ public auction 10 the hixhas. ~ 4. i
der for cash in hand. 70 pay eoss !, ~ ~
pounding and advertising. SATURDAY ~ n.
cenber Is. 1896, AT 10 o,els.k a. m a. ~
front door o police heaauuarfers -, 80
ner Of Third street and YsSler way
One sorrel horse. years old
The owner OF tha above described 49,.
being to me unknown.
G. s. REED. Chief az Po,,,.
Date of first publication. December !,
Tx[ ~'*&A'es II
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NOTICE or sHERlFF's sAi.E.,-in ,, us
superior court OF the state OF W Mn'g,s
ton. for the county OF King. f t.,'z =
Hess, plaintiff, vs.. Anna =. kisscs '.s
formerly Anna y. shannon, ana $50 80
Elllcott. also known as Salyadof ~ ~
colt. her husband. defendants -
22s51. -
Under and by virtue OF an order 2, - 81.
and special OK scution. Issued our y .s. ~.
above named court, in the Above s " y a
cause, and TO me, as sheriff, directrn 80 III.
delivered. have duly levied upon w "a ~ 4
lowing described real property siius ~ !. - Il
King county. Washington to-wit, ~, H. "a =
90. OF block II. In Crawfords aoa. ~ -.
the city OF Seattle, according 70 w ".
corded plat thereof. on record ~ w n,,sr.
flee OF the county auditor or ksns 49,
ty, state OF Washington. - IVA
Notice IN therefore hereby kvsn -
on Friday. the 18th day ~ January 49,
az the hour Of 10 O'Clock a. M. on 800 IA
al the front door OF the conrthvaa,ss..s
Ire city OF Seattle. Ia said KING e9 s1,s &
will sell the above described pfopsss assr
public auction 10 the highest anu
bidder for cash. ,sM
Dated Tits 18th day Of Decernper, 80 80
A. r. VAN DE VANrEH. sho''As
fFfcFsr s. Fs4Eff@f Aff0rUaNA.
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apyEaTrsEHs NOTICE

Advertiser deagrsnx 6ssptay advertise
raerss changed for ths sur1ay issue must
hard IN eopy b ! o'clock saturday 70 ~
sure change.
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TrssTTrT STATES MARsHALs sA al. -
District or Washington. ny ~ f'nlted
an order ~ sale issusd oni p . dsxsrsst d
States district court for 80 - pscsTn-
washington, on the End o.. Even - saas
Der. issE, notice = bersDI ~ ra~k. %
T ,,l. ssI y ~ ps s.h asg y Dses Is, 49,
at n O'clock a. m, AZ Bs 80 ser beats.
the schooner NJ NJ. A NORTH. -. ana fur
tackle. apparel. appufisn.ss.5s. is.rd
nltGfs a. size h9 ,..sEs e.. DftAnE.
rn,tsd states AAfsiAAs !
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IN. THE SUPERIOR COURT III 1a aas.
state OF Washington, IA ana lot va sss.',rsa.
" Of King. In the matter OF - q -.
johnson. deceased. Notice Of sais % -
Noties Is hereby g.vsn that = r.
suauce OK an order q wv sais
perior court IN and for King con5s1y s,s sf
OF Washington. made on the - ~ stsgs
December. 1886. 81 the matter o. w agarsInls-
entitled estate. the undersisnsi ams's -
traitor Of said estate wiil sell 81 pansal@ 4 I.
ton 70 tho highest bidder Ter a. g. p,,ssg.
IN money Of the Uulled states. on I-issr
the 18th day 81 January. Isst 81 y - = yaa
a. m. al the stable on me h s.,sr nsar
Asset place. on the Duwanisn ~ ". m.
Denny CLAW works. ia said e0untf. s<
towing personal property, to-" ga III
black and white Hoisiein COWS; nssfers.
hornIess cow, SIX white and pIts,ss heire.s
coming years old red and 49, nsS,ev essa
coming 3 years old. one red nntsI ros
coming s years old. one sp sss1ss.-, f,ss
years Oh, ona nearly black -. ssos s,,,.,s
years old, two red and wn mr. 1sq.ges.
Administration Of the Above -, fsr al
Corilss 4 I.ansiand. Atio5nss@
mIuistrafOr.
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FOR EENT-Seas. clean. eornsorta pig
furnished rooms. also honsexeepinS
roorns. reasonable prices. modern Lfn-
provsrnerrs. excellent locality. nor.
mandy. Third ard James.
FOR REST-rirmt-caass furnished rooms:
strictly respectable. for faFnihess nsns
neasekseping perE1l.lsa1. 49, central:
Marion and Third avsnus-
FOR REST-Eiezantly furnished rooms:
= znE upwards. baths: steam heat 80
fef Ferguson Fro1t and SereSs saEs-
FsrTuSon. prop-tetresx, Furnished rooms
Tor hghE housekeeping
FOR, RENT - Furnished rooms: also
housekeeping rooms. steam neat eie-
ystor. EpIsr block. room g. sscond-
FOR REST-ReautffuIIy furnished rooms
Hotel Eeadone Front street. between
University and Union
FOR Rents: two unfurnished rooms;
nezr business center. Inquire = bA4isy
building.
For RENT-Furnished rooms for house
keeping. cheapest In town 2ls FIRST
avenue.
FOR Ry~T-Fi-~f-class furnished rooms.
Schsus-uisn block. Front and Cherry.
FLORENCE HOUSE. as Madison Furn-
kANF1 E9&SNhA ~ltnE FN9BsSs
FOR Rr~T-Three furnished housekeeD-
ing rooms. 2sfsiz Front
FOR RENT-Roonas; The Russell: steam
heat; private baths.
FOR RENT-Furnished housekeeping
rooms els Ffssh.
FOR REsT-oFFICEs.
FOR RENTAL low rates: fine suite of
FIVE outside rooms. on second floor az
Washington Territory Invest nuent Com
pany's building. al corner OF Cherry and
Second streets. over Post-Inteiligencer.
Apply room Is
ROOMS AND BOARD.
ROOM AND BOARD in a private family;
centrally located. electric light. fele-
phone terms reasonable. Address II. o.
FOR RENT-Two pleasant rooms. with
board; gas. bath and use OF piano. 902
Fifth avenue
FOR RENT--Desiraole rooms with board:
fine table. Mrs Baker. Third and Mar
ion streets.
PRIVATE BOARD. with room. lo9i Third
avenue.
ron RENT-sToREs.
FOR RENT-Storeroom on Cherry street,
between First and Second avenues.
formerly occupied as business office of
the Post lnteliigencer; nreproof vault,
with burglar proof safe. Apply room Is.
0pssalrs-
FOR REST-FARMs.
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ron EXCHANGE.

FOR EECtIAN CE-TNo farms In Sorf9,-
err Central New YORK.. afseeu srre~ ,s..,-
Kirkland six lots in Tacoma. FOR urouar-
tF fn uF near Seattle William -
Robertson so Ncrke building ~
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VARIETY IRON WORKS. Seattle. mar
ufzctur@rs and founders. speeiafile=
plumbers goods. stove repairs. alr-figat
stove hltlnss. Asht ana heavy machia-
cry castings.
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HARN-Near Renton: 90 acres finest bot
Atom land. Is acres pasture. new six
Zroom house. three county roads: school,
ehouse on corner, rent way down. Par
ticulars. address u. b.. care Post-Intel-
figencer.
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WASHINGTON WIRE WORKS III
South Third everything IN wire. orna-
mental iron work fire escapes. etc
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IMPoUNpED STOCK NOTICE IT,. =,
l9'q ns, gssI n.s, aSrs psasea ia iAs
81 public auction to the hiehaSs r.sssA
for cash IN hand 20 pay caSt ~ ss's Is
pounding and advertising. Tnsss sss'
January 8. 1891, at 10 O'clock a. m ssss.
front door OF police headauarter< - -
ner OF Third street and Yesler w. -
one horse, white. reached mana
The owner OF the above tesoyshes 49,.
being 10 me unknown, @Ass
c. S. REED. Chief Of pen,.
Date Of first publication. December !,
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wsSTEp-REAL ESTATE.

wANTED-'Fo buy real estate: II you
have property that IL a bargain. W. may
be able 20 sell 81 for you. Gilmore e
Thurston. los Cherry street
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Paw OF Russian Ambnssadors.

Russian ambassadors are paid about
twice as much as ours. The ambassa-
doris to Berlin, Vienna, Constantinople,
London and Paris receive SO, 900 rubles,
or $37, 500; the ambassador to Rome, 4O, :
900 rubles, those at Washington, Toxic,
Madrid and Pekin 10000, at Teheran
$4,000, at Athens, Brussels, The Hague,
Copenhagen, Mexico, Munich and Stock
holm 10000. The ministers at Buchar-
est, Belgrade. Rio de Janeiro, Lisbon
and Stuttgart get $4,000 rubles, the en-
voy to the vatican $4,000, those to Dres-
den and Cettinje 10000, and to Welmar
and Darmstadt 5000.
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THE Topeka JOURNAL intimates that
if the second Republican state conven-
ton is called for Hutchinson that the
1000 Republican majority of Shawnee
county will waste away.-Newton Her
aid.
1t is not that Hutchinson should get it,
but that Cy Leland should purposely,
out of spite, use his influence to take 1t
from here. In fair and square fight, II
Hutchinson should win the convention,
Topeka would not make the slightest OBJ
lection. Hutchinson is good town and
entitled to big state meetings OF all
kinds, but if Cy Leland is going to use
his power as state chairman to injure
Topeka, Topeka will be apt to re-
sant it
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THAT $1OO,oO0O0O just borrowed by
the government would come in handy
for paying the indebtedness contracted
on account of the Pacific railroads. now
about to mature, were it not for the fact
that the administr alton has said it shall
not be used for expenses. OF course it
would be unlawful to SO use it but Cleve-
land and Carlisle would not let little
matter like that interfere. Their entire
administration of the treasury depart
ment has been one continuous violation
of law. Many a western county has re-
pudiated its bonds and esca ped payment
though they were more nearly legal than
those which have been issued by the
government in the past three years.
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LIFE NOT WORTH TEN CENTS.
Small Value Put Upon 1t by Man Who
Was Saved from Drowning.

Small Value Put Upon 1t by a Man Who
Was Saved from Drowning.
From the San Francisco Post: A
fat man carrying a gun and leading a
dog made a dash down Market street
for the Oakland ferryboat. He could
have caught it if he had walked quiet
ly along, but he became excited, and
old Time commenced having fun with
him. The dog would run on the wrong
side of the telegraph poles and ny
drants and tangle up his chain in the
legs of pedestrians. BY the time spent
in apologizing and untangling the dog
he was delayed until the little gate
closed in his face. Then he ran around
to the big gate, lodged around a mail
wagon, and made a run for the boat.
The deck hands raised the apron and
the boat moved slowly out, but he was
determined to catch it, and, gripping
his gun and dog chain a little tighter,
made a run and sprang into the air.
The boat was only six feet away, but
the dog baked the apron. The hunter
stopped in the middle of his leaps
his feet few out toward the steamer,
and he dropped into the bay like a
load of hay. A small boy who was
fishing from the wharf dropped his pole,
splashed into the water and lowed the
fat man to pile, where he chung till
boatman pulled him out.
MY boy, you saved my life" he ex-
claimed enthusiastically, as he kicked
the dog and tried to wiring the water
out of his shotgun. Let me reward
you
He thrust his hand into his clammy
pocket, and fished out a wet 10-cent
piece. There, my boy, take that; but
don't spend it foolishly."
mo, sir; can't take it, SIR The boy
pushed the generous hand aside. ct
didn't earn it,
why, you saved my life, boy"
Eyes, I know it, sir, but it amt Torth
10 cents
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White, H4aslozl-Elever, nieces.
INTERESTING INNOVATION.
At q Cabinet Dinner No Wines Were Serv-
ed By Mrs. Carlisle.

At Cabinet Dinner No Wines Were Serv-
ed by Mrs. Carlisle.
An interesting feature of the dinner re-
Gently given to President and Mrs. Cleve-
land by Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle was
the entire absence of wines and liquors
from the table. There were two glasses at
each place, one for Potomac water and
the other for apollinaris. Mrs. Cleveland,
Mrs. Lamont, Mrs. Carlisle, Miss Morton
and Mrs. Wilson of the cabinet ladies are
all teetotalers and never touch wine on
any occasion.
Colonel Lamont says that he has never
tasted whisky in his life, and it is we'll
known that he never drinks wine at din
ners. Secretary Carlisle used to drink a
good deal, but has not touched a glass of
anything Intoxicating since he entered the
cabinet.
Mrs. Cleveland and all the ladies of the
cabinet, with the exception of Mrs. Car
Isle, serve wine at dinpsrs and lunches
for the benefit of their guests, but Mrs.
Carlisle says that no wine or liquor of any
kind has crossed thethreshold Of her home
since the Inauguration of President Cleve-
land.-William E. Curtis in Chicago Rec
ord