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AT THE CHURCHES.

Hereafter notices In the church directory
Will be confined 10 announcements or
church services only and subjects OF ser
mons Extended musical programmes for
Sunday services and announcements or
church entertainments Will only be puo-
lished at advertising rates. Notices for
this department should be received al THIS
office not later than l p. m. SATURDAY, IN
order to insure publication on sunday
morning
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Free MethodIst Churches.

Ross-E l.. Smith. pastor Sunday
school. 10 a. m. Preach TX. II a. n. Class
meeting. IL n. Young Peoples meeting. 4
y. m. Prayer meeting. 100 p. N. Preach
ing. .. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday.
p. N.
- F7rst-Pine street. between Ninth ard
Terry avenues Rev - exander Beers.
pastor. Services: Sunday schoO.. s.f5 a.
m. preaching at II a. m. ard 30 .. m;
prayer meeting Wednesday a. Z 30 y.
Ciass meeting 70 flowing morning sermon.
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Third Cumberland Prezbyter an-Corner
Or wenfy-secord avenue and Fast Cherry
street. Rev X. r. Powell pastor. resi-
d@nce, f4l Twsnty-ss avenue Special
music pi.l BE- rendered by solo, quartette,
choir and congregation. ard sermons ap-
propriafe 20 Mes Years viii be delivered
~ the pastor. The morning theme Il ,es-
sons from the Mosaic New Years FestI-
val" Evening. "A blackboard sermon.
Turning over n New Leaf" Sabbath
school ~ izI5. Junior Fnde4vor Society
occupied with reports from dejegsfes 10
the Everett mldwinter convention: Merton
Brewer. leader. Tae week OF prayer wgl
be observed in this church
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

Yes.er Junction church-Preachlng on
Sunday at II a. m.
Duwamish Church Daniel Bagley, pas
tor. Sunday school al 10 a. m. Preaching
at 7:30 y. m.
tfrst-Pine street and Third avenue.
IfeaCning az II =. m and 40 p. m. by
Rev. MILFORD VI. Kellogg residence Fourth
ana owe. sunday services II a. m. and
t;1 p. m. Class meeting a. 10 a. m. Sun
day school, 100 D. n. Y. r. :. G. r.. at
t.la 2. IN. Prayer meeting Thursday 80 p
m Monthly meeting the first Thursday OF
each month. 3 h.nn u m
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HASTIE-Tn Seattle, on Saturday. n.
cember Is. 1896, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Adns
w. HASTE. a daughter.
KAIASTROM-To the wife OF c. q KAl.
strom, January 2. 1897. daughter
SHANK-In Seattle. Thursday, DecenAr
81. 1895. to Mr.. and Mrs. corw!n Shaal
a son.
SIEGLEY--rn Seattle. Friday. January |
1897. to Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Sierlsy, /
SON.
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cnnereeasienal charshe..

Firs,--E-ol1mbls CITY Rev b. 2. RAJ
.ray. pastor. Preaching a. Il - a n. aad
f-s# 3. n.
k8rk. arsz--K rkiand Pev. D Il gscx-
neil pas .9r. sunday services a. II a. m
ans .. ~. +. +. 5. c. <. ?. n. sunday
school a. = neon
Firu0klyns- Preaching a. q a. n and 3
p m s1a9ay scn10 a. = O'Clock l. =
s. c. K. 80 :. q. Prayer meeting Ta1rs-
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Baptist Churches.

Market street - Twenty-fourth avenue
south and Main street. Preachi at II
a. m. and D. m. by Rev. g. A. Bale.
Young peoples meeting, p. m.
North Seattle-Third avenue and Cedar
street. Preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m.
by Rev. Louis 4. Sawyer. This will he
Mr.. Sawyers first appearance before his
congregation.
First-Fourth avenue. between James
and Cherry streets. Rev. Louis s. Bower
man, pastor. residence 500 Columbia
street; at home till p. m. except Mon
day. Preaching services, IL a. m. and
7:S0 p. m. Morning subject, Numbered
Days" Evening. Anchored" Sermons
for the closing year. Bible school. l2:15
p. m. Young peoples meeting, $50 p m.
All cordially invited.
Swedlsh-Eighth avenue and Bell street.
Rev. Andrew Swartz. pastor: residence, 82S
Dexter street. Services at 1880 a. m and
7:S0 p. IN. Morning subject, The Church
for the Present Day" Evening. Starting
the Year Right" Bible school 1915 p m,
Corwin S. Shank, superintendent Young
peoples meeting. 6:30 r. m. A. III. Dimock.
leader. All cordially invited. Week OF
prayer services during the week, except
Saturday, at 1880 p. m.
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Catholic Churches.

Our Lady of Good Help-Thrd ayenus
south and Washington street. Rev r
Prefonta.ne. pastor. Low mass. s a m:
high mass. 1880 a. m: benediction. T.s1
p. m.
Sacred Heart-Sixth avenue and Bsyi
street Conducted by the Redemptorists
Rev. Joseph A. Kautz. c. SIS. r., pastor.
Low mass with sermon. a. m. high mass
2:30 p. M: vespers. sermon and henedic-
ton. 1850 p. m.
Church OF the Immaculate-Broadw av
and Madison street. Rev. Victor Garrani
pastor: Rev. A. Trivell and Rev j, Mich.
olson. assistants. Conducted by the les
u!ts Low masses at a. m. and Sis a M
High mass at 1890 a. m. Sunday school
at 2:30 d. m. and evening service at $780,
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~ sy@e sils sss, at Il a. m. and -
m NO. qe,,s. 80 Y. ?.
Do I PYengSrs saelest; '-rhs o,I !
Prayer meeting Tfurs.,Iana Nsw ~
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Restitntia.

r sioie reading every SUNDAY
{ L, 10y. 80 ?: m. at IN NJ a a
RESTITUTION VIII occas:oneIix sS asssss
\ eoFdiAi invitation IS sxisnsss' ne y tssaN
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g. ana Aaq ss5.v Meeting every sssaIn,n q.
Friday. Divine healing AZ = ossei
Johnson, superintendent. So ca
ance meets every Sunday A. ! A1 Az
Thursday al ? .. m. In same hslss n ~
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Russell hall. corner Third avs,r-
Cherry street. Services SUNDAY a ~ -
and THURSDAY az s:lS p m: SUNDAY ss )
Reading room open during the w..s ssssa&
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First Spiritual Sec,.,,

First Spiritual Society meets sv... :.
day at Rialto. on Madison stree, 49, 80
First and Second avenues. chslsssrss~. eH
ceum meets at II a. m. Judse frass ~ 2
Jams Will speak In the evening. S,h rs
How 10 Lead True Life" Ss'sa
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Spiritual M<~t,.~.

Services will be held In Masonic ,.-...
Pike street entrance. this eveninr n IN
under the auspices of the Seattle Ss,,,,s..S.,
League. All are Invited: seats ira s'ss'
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Frank Bartholomew VIII conduct the
mems meeting ~ Young Mons Christian
Association hultlnE today az I O'Clock.
General Secretary G.. O.. Swift wi conduct
the retreat Ct 5-as 2. IN. ia the fear parsor.
ard ~ : oc4ock the physical director r. L.
Green. wlil teach the Gymnasium Meas
Bible Study Club in the main psrior Any
gentleman who uses the * DnaA.um is en-
flflad 70 llln lne c.QD.
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German-Harrison street 80
avenue. Rev. August Ems, IVA
Harrison street Services n,ar-.s8, y
evening. -
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- ElV0SOpEfcaI S0ciefy
Meets Sunday al ,.a Ananda lo1s.
new 1eSlsc block. r,scf,,rA =. "a roca =
on Inc Need Of Theosops,s - ~ = Y. Ssss
Seattle TheosopAical $780,. .sacalse
aysaae. Sunday. xmp,s s-gs - rss>
'flS al ,. m. Lecture =, y ss<
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~ Exp So avenue and Seneca -.
sTenas' ms Ser pastor res.ssacs' - \
Sunday sc SSsssl0s So \ 9, n saa - ss
ESQ 2. N. y -. !. z.
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Advent Christian meet,nr. =
ss.;, William Chapman. as...
Soc'A4 ana prayer meeting II M:x :
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Mental science class meet eyerv sns...
al 2:S0 p. m at the banquet hall NO..
block. entrance. on Pike street. All !.
cordially invited. ~
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

FRED funeral Of pess
Frederick will be held this afternoon I.
the First Methodist Episcopal ehuygA
at o'clock
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Christina Mission aud seamsn's Bethel
IN basement % Seattle National Bank
building Qcc Genral avenue and Tesler
way-serv lc-s. Sun6ay &C ard 7.i5 p. m
Week day services every DAY al IL o'c.ock.
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spirituaIists.
BIRTHS.

Meeting. Pettis' han. Science, rsllr,m
Mrs. Thomas.
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Christian Church

F'frs.-sensca street. between Thir1 and
Fourth avenues. Rev. J. y. Smith ras-
goF. res.1enGs. SIC FlflA avenue north.
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First Church OF Chri.,-s,.

Barracks, corner of Yesler uv
ond avenue south. ~ ~.
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SOCIETY NOTICES


FORESTERS OF AMERIcA--cour, 81.
celslor, No. f7-.Notice to Members an4
Vlsitors-Commencln Friday. Janasrr
s. and thereafter until further nossA
Court Excelsior. No. II. VIII meet Al Faf.
esters' Hall. SIS First avenue next .
southeast corner of Marion. at =
precisely.
A. o. u. w, ATTENTION. Member :!
Columbia Lodge. No. 2. are requested
TO meet at their hall Goldman hlorsl
Sunday. at 1890 sharp, 10 attend ~
funerals OF Brothers p. Frederick ~
John A. West. Members o. the erts
invited. J. @. BLAKE. NJ W.
TO THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
of Aquila Lodge No. 81. d. OF H.: I'M
next regular meeting viii he % laa.
uary Z. Collins hall fourth noorl, I1M
elevator FORA GOODRICH, G. Of u
ADA NJ BAILEY. Recorder
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-FExalE

-.
WANTED-A position as cook ana fs1.
erai housekeeper in a hotel. boar6as
house or camp In Seattle Of kcs.afa
b. c. Address room II, 1868 In'rd ~
autfp
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wANTED--AGENTs.

wANTED-In every town IN the sisse.
stationary agent for our custom ".
oring department. All cioth mage \
our own mill, warranted all WON 81
fast. colors. Fit and style guarhn'er.
Apply personally or by letter Wit g.
erences, 70 the manager OF me thc Ia
Wooden Mills Co. Twenty-nfih ana
rfreefa. Tacoma. Wash.
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wANTED-Agents to handle our 80
rays gasllrht burner; makes ksrossas
famps give a brilliant gaslight; no fa ..
nay no wlcks. no smoke: cheaper to.s
oil; samples free 90 active agehss 49,.
ware OF non-patented limitations, SUI, =
lative Mfg. Co. 259 BroaoWay'
York
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January l-Mrs- F4.t v.asoa RlahaF4-
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Authors. ArftsAs ana seWspRper Wen.
January I-AlfreE Ely Reach. New York.
fa~ Egty years active ia ediIorshfr, OF SOL
eu-ttc American. John X. Blair. artist
en- Inventor
5auua~y ALFRED Henri Marie Jaogus-
mari sculptor. France.
January Sol Thomas Wallace Knox.
arthor - Juvenile stories. New York
January S-Eanl NeTla5nc poet. France.
January s-Eazene =. Wright. WASH
'0<ton, correspondent Ca}cagn Inter
Ocean.
January 1a-waiter clark Ntchois. mag
az Ina writer, New York
Janoary Is-z3svahar3 Gillian. cartoonist.
%ew York.
January = Alfred Perkins, rnsrins ar
U.s. New York
January 2-Str FREDERICK Tsightcn.
preside D~itssa Royai Academy. phNIp
Bgey widely known newspaper writer.
Pierre Gus<aye Brunei. Freaeh Bttera-
tsur
February &--f5aorEe ect-a afson. pa-r
os1sT - FscsyEse- New Orleans.
February 4s-ss .4laz I-AtAs9q Kingsley.
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~seF meeting Thursday eiss, rshss
United Preshyteri,, .
ski avenue ard Seuec.
We pastor res.ssss. ess--Res. y
services. Ii q. - Tu
$50 .. N. '' Lbs ., n. r.pseS
Thcesophv.
,Theesephical Society =.
Meets Sunday al ~ Wanda La.
new YeSlsr block. r,sc,,,rA a l. n foca =
on Inc Need Of Theosonsss ~ -, 4 So
seattle Theosophical Sars..- sscalas-
avenue. Sunday. Smc,s 10y. - rs.a
'f'S al ,. m. Lecture y, ~ sN<
Restitution.
Bioie reading every Sn,s.
= t.-aN, so p m. at sAR NJ a a.
restitution VIII occas:oueiix 81 4 aysass
\ CORDIAL invitation IS ex,eusssS ne tssaN
Mount Carmel Nis.,..
Mount Carmel Mssslan-c.
ana Madison. Meeting every sssa ns4
2. m. sunday morning =, waaags at
FrsdSy. Divine healing Al eceek
Johnson, superintendent. ,sh,,..s CO
ance meets every Sunday Al ,Aa Az
a. y. M 10 same hail -
Evangelical Asseciasse..
German1Harrison street ana -
Harrison street Services nns...s. =
evening. -
Adventists,
Advent Christian meetsnr~
hullcing-Dr. William Chanrns- Qe
Social ard prayer meeting Il Ns;x eas&
Salvation ARMY.
Barracks, corner Of Yesler uv
ond avenue south. ~ -
First Church OF Chr,ss-s..
Russell hail. corner Third ave,..
and Thursday al s:is p. N. Sunssxa A
Immediately after the Sunday ss ~1ea
Reading room open during the we.s s''sSs
First Spiritual ssciety.
First Spiritual Society meets .,..
day at Rialto. on Madison strasr ~ ssa-
First and Second avenues. ch,ls,sns.
ceum meets at II a. m. Judse f,oa,s ~, 2
Jams will speak In the evening. ssh ~
How TO Lead True Life" A
Spiritual Meetinr.
Services will be held In Masan,c ,.-.,.
Pike street entrance. this eveninr - IN
under the auspices OF the Seattle Sss,,,s.s
League. All are Invited. seats ira "s1
Mental Science.
Mental science class meet every sns...
at 2:S0 p. m. at the banquet hall No..
block. entrance on Pike street. xr -
cordially invited. w
spirituatists.
Meeting, Pettis' han. Science, rsllr,m
Mrs. Thomas.
BIRTHS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-27
Needs CORRECTING

One OF the clergymen of this city
has preached against afternoon card
paying INDUCED in ~ Carson ladies.
While this waste Of valuable feminine
tlme really needs the correcting hand
OF the pulpit. it seems to the APPEAL
that a crusade against the enervatinp
pocket destroying poker game is the
particular recreation with the past
boards that need correcting.
foker as played il the rear Of
Bryson's or at the R. R. office NAV he
harmless enough, but when Reno
sports come up here and get six lacks
incorporated into q deck, it would
seem time for some sort OF clerical in.
reference.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-27
KILLING AT GAPDNERVIl.E,
Hans Anderson Shot Dead bv
Adam Uber.

Between the hours of three aud four
O'Clock Thursday morning Hans
Anderson, a bro her to Pete Anderson.
merchant at Gardnerville, was shot
n fatally injured by Adam Uher a
barber The shooting occurred in
a saloon at Mjllerville about / mile
THE side Of GardnerviIle.
After a Thanksgiving ball. a num-
Ger or men remained in the saloon
drinking, and Ubtr hecam me intoyi-
Gated Later Anderson iuvited a
number OF his friends to the bar and
the barber followed mem. This az
gravated Anderson and he nushed tho
man backwards throwing him to the
hnoT. UbeT arose and again an
preached only TO be thrown down a
second time. For a few moments he
lay motlonleaS. then turning on one
side drew a 3S calibre revolt and
hred at Anderson striking hiu n the
breast. HE Injury resulted fatally
IN about three hours. Uner was i'm
'heolnteiy taken to Genoa. Public
sentiment is much AGAINST him.
Anderson teamed for l. Conn of
Sheridan.
Uber Is a worthless fellow who has
heen making his living selling whis-
Key to 1ndians. He was drunk at
the time Of the killing and claims 70
nave beer struck several times before
the sbOt was fireuI.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-27
Special Sale of Ladies and Child.
rens Handkerchiefs.

~ ooz chlldrens handkerchief printed
IN fancy Brownies, and other picturer
REGULAR price , for 5 cents. We will sell
7 EN- at 10 cents a dozen. No more than
dozen to a customer.
80 doz Ladies lawn cambria handker-
chiefs, scolloped with fancy open en-
brodery.
90 dozen Lace borders and embroidered
edges.
80 doz Mexican drawn work Lace
handkerchiefs
These are our regular 10 and Is cent
handkerchiefs which we will sell at a.
cents a dozen. No more than one dozen
to a customer. We make this inducement
TO convince u customers that our prices
are the lowest in Nevade.
Sale Saturday from 2 to 5 o'clock.
+. w. DAY.
The Yankee Clothier.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-27
II to o

The above astonishing figures show
the result of the football game PLAYED
at the Silver State grounds yesterday
etween Carson "a d Reno.
from b start Of the game :, the
fHish the Reno men swept down thei,
a~"Versaries. Bigelow. a quarter back
or the Carson team, was knocked out
Tor a spell. He plowed up the ground
with his head and for a the
crowd thought his neck was broken
Ihere will be a return match in two
weeks:
The Reno men were IS pounds to
the man heavier than Carson. Car
son seemed to lack interference.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-27
CCRBETT AND FlZTSiMMONs.
! hey Have Agreed to a Return
Match,

The city was thrown iEta a conrul-
sion or excitement yesterday over rhe
hews that Corbntt and Fitzsjmmons
were t" have a return match The
loiioWiag is what caused he excite
Iuent:
Buffalo, n. Y Nov, 25.-The Ex,
press this morning publishes he fol-
lowing:
"Within ten days Cnrhett and Fitz.
simmons will ign ARTICLES for II hattie
for tn heavyweight CHI ampionship Of
the world"
]Ais positive statement was made
last night by William J. Connor. one
81 the most trusted agentso Of James 7
Soroett, n William A. Bear'v.
Ah's ststemrOt is made Oh ne as.
'h"rlty II "A letter which hav~it~ re-
ceivei from headquarters,'' laid Mr..
C2bhor, 4nG it is positive r~d e. r;ain,
i cohin tell you the time and place
where the principals and their mana
gers will meet, but FOR certain reasons
am not at Eiberty to do 20 until T re-
ceive permisti0 fl. M MIR. Brady
FltZstGl mons is now in st louis and
Cor"ett in NV York. but thew will
get together within the time mention
ed
Ihere IS nothing said yet about the
place hut OF course it will come off in
thls city at the old arena. 1t tlas al
ways been C"rb. US wish to have a
cha6ce at him agaiu ou the Same bat
tie ground where he was defeatsd
lie has sentimental reasons for want
ing to be here, and as Dan Stuart will
have a fioger in the pie il can't very
well come 81 anywhere else.
LIVINGSTON las always insisted that
a great carnival would come of in
of next year in this city and that
the Corbett-Fitzsimmons fight would
De leading attraction
Livingston, when he was shown the
dispatch, said it was correct but the
news had been prematurely given
out Dan Stuart left Dallas. Texas
on the flftb to come here, but cot wind
OF the fact that there was a chance to
match b men and went to New York
arrived on the oath. '.Yes." said
Livingston, there will be a retarn
match and it will be fought in this
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-27

D wife OF Blanthtr, the murderer
and suicide, has wired Durrant that
sue VIII help him prove his innocence
as her- husband confessed to her the
murder OF Blanche Lamont and Min
nle Williams. Chief Lees says that
LIE can prove that Blanther was 3OOo
miles from San Francisco when the
killing took place.
A clergyman in New Jersey has put
pretty girls in his church as ushers.
lhey also take up the collections
Where young men used to give pe,.
nies they o give quarters and
nalVes' fretty girls 10 a church are
a great attraction, and the clele ~ are
beginning to find it out.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-27
FEEL IN
YOUR POCK ET,

DO you find IS CENTS there? IF SO
1t will buy Cotton BATHING sheet
for Comforter--o5 cents.
Fosters Kid Gloves in black redrced
iron 81 SO to 95 Cents.
Tan Colored and ox-blood two clasn
gloves reduced from ST 50 to o. cents
Better take advantage of this sale.
OlcOvich Bros.
With every dollar cash purchase we
give a ticket emitting the holder to any
dress pattern in the store with Innings
and " cash for dressmaking.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-27
The Hanchett, Humphries Case.

'He ndhCnett, HumphrieS Case.
The case OF Lewis E. Hancbett W.
u. I. Marshal aumphries came up
In the United States court yesterday
morning, 1t is alleged by Hanchett
that HUMPHREYS upon a writ Of at.
tachment against L. J. Hanchett Of
the Silver Peak Mining COMPANY
n father of the plaintiff, illegally
seized goods. wares and merchandise
property Of the latter amounting 70
s''loo which sum has not We. been re-
covered. Hence the suit for DAMAGES
HUMPHREYS was the first witness
called.
be was followed by F. E. Hancbet
VINO swore that the store owned bv
him was in no way connected with the
mines operated by his IA Their.
The son introduced bills and al in.
ping receipts to show the goods in the
store. attached by the U. S. Marshal
were signed for by him. The defence
claimed that there was an ILLEGAL
to defrand the