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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-16
Cnurf Notes.

Default was entered yesterday in the
casa ot John Corgtatt vs.. Saverino Marino.
An amended complaint was filed yester-
day in the case Of Matilda @. Lewis, trus-
tee, VS.. John Arthur ct a..
The Zen case OF James Gloss ct al, vs..
u. l. Turlburt ct al. was continued 20
March Is by Judge Moore yesterday.
Judgment for SIS against Harmon s.
Cottreli and IN favor OF Ida NJ. Smith
was signed yesterday BY Judge Moore.
The city. by Corporation Counsel Brown.
filed an answer TO the amended complaint
OF Il. w. Emmons, who Is prosecuting a
tax case.
an application for the appointment OF
n receiver In The case % Emily III Drury
vs. Michael Harm was granted by Judge
Moore yesterday.
Frances Howard was given permission
10 bring an action 20 foreclose a mort
gage against ). +. Brewer 81 TX and 20
make Receiver Shuey. OF the Seattle saw
ings bank. a party defendant.
Judge Benson yesterday signed judg-
Take against the city. Take fell through
ths plauking on Railroad avenue at the
foot OF Spring street several months ago.
The sale OF the following real estate IN
the case Of Lena L Severance VS.. Mary
Rathoone Allen et A.. vas signed yester-
day BY Judge Moore: Lot s. in block Is,
RentoR addition. This property brought
sf12aiS
Order OF default as 10 certain defend
ants and findings q fact conclusions OF
law and decree were signed BY Judge
Moore yesterday IN the case % the Seattle
Building and Loan Association w. Lena
Watson st al.
In the case OF Burnharn rs. Lyts et a..
on a mortgage foreclosure. Attorney Gen
eral Patrick Henry Winston appeared be-
fore Judge Moore yesterday and argued
a demurrer 80 sae complaint on the
ground that suit was brought in ktng
county and the state could only be sued n
Thurston county. his point was sus-
tanned.
Findings Of fact, conclusions OF law and
decree were signed yesterday oy Judge
Moore IN the case % the Town OF Colum-
aia IS. the Security Savings bank This
case was for the foreclosure % street
grade assessments. the plaintiff securing
liens against the following property FOR
sss 70. lot III block 4 fA a.; l0t IL, block
a ga. a. lot i6e block S. So -, tot I10. block
s. So -. lot Isl. block g. *2E.so
An order confirming sale % real ests e
ia tBe case OF RI 9. Cay Us. James NJ
Moore Yesterday Tire property consists
- lats Is ard I6 "a block Is. WaIA Wafls
addition. ST order vas also stgne1 in chs
case Of the oregon Mortgage Company
IS A p Laewelayn 81 az. me properly
,,arstztfrE u lot J. b.ock -. a A. Denny
ADDITION and the following property So
49, caza o. the N0rthsTn Counties Invest
nens Trust - Ssmuei stevens eg uN.i
- Z ~ section l. township =. tbs respec-
flve Sums of tie three being G.1E3. 6.
SIS = ana sss-eA
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A PRIOR CLAIM.
The Judgment for $4,000 Damages
Against Consolidated Railway.

Judge Hanford issued decree yester-
day in the case OF the Illinois Trust and
Savings Associati5n IS. the Seattle Elec-
trio Railway and Power Company ct a.,
The decree allows that judgment obtain
cd IN the supreme court OF the state by
Frank Sears and Arthur Sears against the
Seattle Consolidated Street Railway Com
pany e al, be allowed as q prior claim
over the claim and mortgage OF The plant
ifs, which allowances Is for $1,000 In adj
dlsion 20 the Judgment ar additional fudg-
ment Is rendered ~ $50. the amount Of su-
preme court costs, and So, superior court
costs. total OF sls,0s5.
The decree specifies that after the Sears
sndgment the claims for material and sup
plies furnished the company prior 20 tho
institution or the receivership. shall 10 al
lowed. TIE Sears judgment - named a.
a len on the property
Judge Hanford also issued an order yes
serViay. addressed 70 John II. Bryant. as
receiver OF THO Seattle. Lake Shore a. East
srn railway. 20 appear and show cause Why
Re had rot raid TIRE courts order in the
case or the UnloR Trust Company. OF New
York. vs.. the Seattle. Lake Shore & East
ern railway. in which Granville .. Haller
- a.. were awarded a Judgment 81 ssi2a6
The order was issued upon petition of
Granville Q. Halter ct al. by their sttor-
ney IA the case, r. =. AibertsOn.
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..t r~ops~ty belonging - sae Seat
- = Iron Company including the
Tss4asah. and fhs bsiaue. Of the
49, s~eosrty not sold al Saturdays
s~1ss.i.nz fne c0zaT any's Office al the
s. = Nesfsou street near the bankers
- a. yuhlac auction yesterday
- ~ IJeputy saeTin Egrkman. fas
So. So ssgrz pa "a By John p. Allen. act
80 80 committee q mortgage bond
ssses- -. .s-a,oy.
i. s-s-~.nsi property f4ss9. Mr.. Allen be-
=. - only bs1deg- Notice ~as given BY
- --.sstDrx having claims arising prior
!. - fsoeivsrsasp. agsreEating abogt Sd =,
= 80 .ney had q first lien upon the
s..us-ty ant that they vFouiG hold the par-
-. laala 20 them for satisfaction OF
:. .sssrsn. The sale DID rot attract mpch
1870. Only the attorneys ana people
s.ssresfed being present
- CREDITOR giyiHg notice are the Bos-
- gatkeual bank, Dittenhosfsr A. Com
- san francisco. Echwabachsr Bros.
] ranosny. Inc. Se1w abacher Hardware
800. ard Nnrpay. Grant g. Company
- esssrss were the ones declared 10 De
'.s-.<sinafA 10 the first mortgage by
ssavs Issnwleg. and are now pending in
= ssprenaa court on appeal. Attorneys
- ana Sfrud wick fled the objections
4 re creditors.
-. committee OF the mortgage bond
.s.aer. Is composed OF Morton s. Patton.
SO Y. T. Jones and Thomas Stokes
: xsw York. Tte decree or foreclosure
- maae b. Judge Langley December @
- AT year
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nAnEAs ooRrus ron KRuc.
Col Lewis Files Lengthy Petition
With Judge umnford.

TIE Affairs % ex-City Treasurer Adoiph
kgsg took On another aspect yesterday
Fofning when Attorney James Hamilton
4&sss appeared IN the United States cir
$3.50 ro8ft. before Judge Hanford and In
Taksd TIA assistance Of the Federal au-
HeFi,les FOR TIE release OF hts client.
NJ. Lewis presented a lengthy petition.
nEts8iFg krus ease from the time OF
- .adlbtment by mo grand jury, IN Octo-
-. issa Al OF the processes leading up 20
re Jas. feature I'm krug's case. the pet-
UT addressed % Gov McGraw for hts
aa;sou. We're under a state law. section s.
he code 81 Washington, which Col
Leafs maintains Is unconstitutional IN re-
Esei "a It's conflict with an amendment or
- constitution Of the United States.
TAa petition asked for a writ OF habess
sarpas addressed 80 the sheriff FOR the per
ssa q TIE prisoner. Who e nogninaiiy IN
- keeRlrg Upon che assumption that
NfeE IS 81 the custody % the sheriff and
f,af ne proposes - turn him over 10 the
eroers o. the state AZ Waiia Walls. who
y eonflne h'm ln the penitentiary for the
VIZ 81 his sentence. seven years bis at
'ar1sy makes bis demand.
TIE ground taken Is jAat such al incar-
~faHon would 30 contrary 20 the constl-
tatoa - IRE United States. and IL made
ffh the accompanying claim That the
ssse0eT is exempt from confinement IN
go ne tSisj'-F Federal laws. The indict-
Ht Z 's e'aime3. aid not set cut spe-
esly Ehst crimes the defendant was
ssfsat vitA, tgt tina entire proceeding
IS ~ acca-tar-e vith a law enacted by
s HTst state 'srlslRture. which does not
se's' iee ground sufficiently. similar
sf' VS. eaf-ted az the time q the
Eaa the showing ~ tae petition Judge
Aa;2Ta snr2 ara order go Sherry Meyer
@7s h.n to appear fo cogrt at -
SSH or Pre- -H0ralrE of FehTasrv - aa8
sff gre r-t.i7r f1~ hahcas corpus
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WANTS A DIVORCE.
The VIII. of Walter n. Beach Makes
Charges Against Him.


Under the caption "A Scandal IN Court
the PoSt-Infeiligencer published on Janu-
airy the proceedings to court growing
out 81 an alleged liaison between Mrs. Alb
bic u. Brown. widow. and Waiter h
Beach. Yesterday Mrs. Beach fled papers
in the superior court for a divorce from
her husband
Mrs Beach says she has been the wife
OF Walter Beach for thirteen years. nine
OF the thirteen years being spent in this
city. Her husband. she claims. has for
more than year refused 10 live with her
and 70 provide her and the children with
the necessarles OF life. she alleges that
her husband Is an abe~bodied engifeer
capable Of earning at least 500 month.
and asks for alimony. According TO her
story. Beach II lewd and laseivions man
and unfit 70 care for the children.
The action In the Brown-Beach case
came up in the form OF a petition fled by
Nathan II. Doads. father OF Mrs. Brown.
for the removal OF Mrs Brown as the ex-
ecutrix og the estate % her husband. who
was a contractor aud builder and VINO died
IN 1888 Several affidavits were fled Ia the
case alleging that Beach had carried on
an unlawful intimacy with Mrs. Brown
FOR at least five years. and that Beach had
acquired such an influence over the wo-
man that much OF the valuable estate
left by her usband had found its way into
Reach's possession. IL WAS claimed that
Mrs. Beach was fully cognlzant Of her
husbands actions. In her story told 10
the Post-Iatelligencer next day Mrs.
Beach said while she rad known OF the
intrigue. she had tried 10 break Il up and
had suffered the shame In silence for her
chlldren's sake. She also claimed that In
stead OF Beach having any influence over
the widow. the latter had the infatuated
man completely under her control. Later
the petition TO have Mrs Brown removed
as executrix Of her husbands estate was
dismiss
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The wakanoura'. Return Cargo.

Steamship wakanoura Mara VIII begin
loading cargo for Japan today. starting
with four In No. I hatch. A ouikheaG q
being built II hatchway No. which VIII
hold the coal and allow space for the cot
ton. The outward cargo of the WAkA-
n0ur4 Maru VIII amour; - ?. SOC tons and
as much more as the vessel can take.
Flour Is the chief item OF this. there be-
Ing $50 tons from Sprsgue. Spokane. Wal
la Nalla, Pendieton. Waigsaarg and vari-
Gus Portland -four altls. The balance OF
the cargo VIII be made up as follows:
Cotton. $50 bales: tobacco. IS heads and
Is packages. condensed milk. 1oSl cases ;
OIL. 50 barrels.
The wakanoura Maru viii san On The
return voyage February -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-16
FIRST ANNUAL MEETING.
The King County Immigration So
cfety Il Active.


TAs frst annual meeting Of tire King
County Immigration Society was held yes
terfay IN the Chamber q Com nerce at u
o'c!ock Mai s. -. Clark was elected
president: Herbert s Upper. secretary.
and T. r Van Oil1da. % vashon. treas
urer. TIE following we're elected vice
presidents: Julius Horton. GEORGETOWN
.. z An-aa, Redmond; =. 3. Ward.
seat .Ie: ?. .. $icksrson, Enumclzw.
George ". Tf5bstfs. IssaqU&h. and ". c.
Csmpbel, Vasaon.
The report q ire president ard secretary
showed tAAt The socisty has beea active
during The past year. Letters are comm
"a 6AEy 20 tie socisty from Eastern peo-
pie. making inquiries shout the county.
Rr6 every ole Of these IS answered u a
plain. stralght-forwRra way. TIE sitaa-
ten - gfvsa 1ust as - =. an - ;hs socI-
esv se.ssves from ira letter thai the n
Qairsr VII Go vel here, hs - invited 20
core.
TIE bulk o. shs Inquiries have been re-
ctlvO3 from farmers "a OAso. Wisconsin,
Illinois, Iowa, Michigan. Nebraska, IN
diana and Kansas Mas. with 4 eaI de-
scrptson os tne county. TIE daily papers
ard ths STATE Mcntnly nsvs been mailed
% t1e farmers desiring Information. Very
favorable results Eavs been noticed from
re exhf55t sent last September . -.
Efin2eEosA E.Ars fair e. s. PznI
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Lace Department.

This derartmsnt-ths largest en- tho
Coast--csatalns the latest styles of
hand and machine made faces. the
prodae; of every lace misunderstanding
district In the world. Lace holsros are
ot the season. We are showing the
very newest Designs in black. cream
and the new shade Oh alnragna. Prsoaa
range from sSo 20 S6.T5 each.
Chilaren's LSacs Collars. SSc. <oa and
tic each.
New Torchon I.aces. IN endless vars-
ETY. OF patterns and widths. at from
&c 20 sc per yard
chl1ons. in air the newest shades at
oil prices-
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ABarcH or vEnDIcTs.
yslrsfien FIXED on Property of Nom
roatesting defendants.

ne arst batch Of yer9icfs IN the canal
,sssssssaation cases now on trial before
J,aaxe Beason we're rendered yesterday by
y, sisy on Instructions from the court.
Tsess gersscis numbered thfrty-three and
80 the amounts that VIII be allowed the
ssas4Fty holders who are not fighting the
80. These lhIgty-three verdtcts affect be-
lssen 8ffy aui sixty pieces ~ property.
tss damages running from So TO 800 on
sase piece The trial will be continued to-
Eay, ghsa q number Of similar cases viii
) EivsB 10 the Jury.
Taa cszes decided yesterday and the
AMOUNT % damages awarded each one are
= foilows. -. H. Wynn and wife. S.: Les
II Ah5oit and wife. $50, 4. r Caller and
~ ess. Christopher W Moore and wife,
elm. Miller and wife. SIS, Frank Cor
nAs and wlfe. 81. Adele Stelnie and hus-
and. g.. Henry Hefraer and wife, go.
cAarles Mayer and wife. s4s, A. b. Hanks
nan sad wife -; August r. Hopke and
n!fe sis william Floyd and wife. So:
E4mBe Young and wife and J. a. Ward
ana wife 30. Frank r.. Sanborn and wife.
fs Nancy 81. Gilbert and husband. k2zs.
kais n. Nhittiesey. Sle5: William Floyd
ard vile. $40. James III. Swift and wife,
g. May Zimmerman and husband. So.
Everett r. Wheeler, as trustee of the New
aan trusts. ,70: 6. r. Waygandt and wife.
~. Lyman A. Griffith and wife. Puget
saa8d National bank. :. Farnsworth and
Home Fire Insurance Company. s.. 800. Mel
IL G. Henderson aud husband. $50. Louis
4 Newman and wife, sS2s: J. Lyman An
esgsan and wife. s5lo, T. NJ Jones and wife.
~ Elnlra u. Stone and G. +. Stone. $50;
lsiia ~ Johnson and husband, 50; Frances
Victoria BABE and husband. $50. estate OF
6sofge Hebron. s2g5. J. Moran and wife.
R Mcintyre and wife Philip Hibner and
siie D. + willard. {. J.. Stone. Samuel
French and John Wallace. $40 Joseph A.
s.esi and wife. Fremont Milling Company.
National Bank OF Commerce. J. J.. Weeks.
fesssr Logging Company. Puget Sound
Gwhinsry Depot. r. $. Griffith and wife.
Gordon Hardware Company and others,
VI. John Johnson and wife. $50
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G. II Underwood. painter. has brought
an action IL the superior court against
Lscno-s Litfie and II. " Ac<sG. IN which
he asks for s1se foreclosure OF q lstvorer :
len against certain property owned % the
Defendants II his complaint. fled ysster-
day. Underwood alleges thar he was en-
gagsf 70 paint house that was being
erected ~ the defendants and was TO re-
eelvs 40 for ne JOB. lie started In on the
work. but VAS stopped by ore p. II. Gal
iagher, who was experimenting the work
after performing labor and furnishing ma
teriais 20 the value OF sI7sZ lie states
that he was al ali times wiling to finish
his Joe. but was not permitted SO 10 so.
and would Ike the court to give him juag-
Inent for Tire amount prayed for.
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becomes vselsut. rAr~s..rtrT - kfIl ses
children. barn tie house o. GO some ether
deed equally as BAL On several 0Scasions
sfse has torn her clothes 30 pieces ard
broksz up fzrnIrgrs- Yesterday, While o.
ting examined, shs ez1s&c SONS znznss-
ne1t ~ trying 20 STICK a rsn t1to ne ieg
% the rsx 6epasY shsri@, mach &C that
sophisticated officers discontinue and
II. delight % the others present The ex-
antnfng physfcsans expressed the csilef
that The woxnza vas suffering from con-
SUMPTION
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A., LEAGUE Lecture ronisht.

Hercules" tNs nost far,o1s % TIE
ssreas az antiquity. VII - the principal
character considered Il TIE lecture On
.sSrv,hs and Marbles o. Crescs" BE- 5rs
the seattle ARA League and School Of De-
ssxn n she Htnckley building ,hss even
a.. commencing A. 80 o'clock sharp. Sn1
>s-ttrusng hals az hour. AE1s-s AID
oshers interested are cordially inyi,s1 %
attend.
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Frank ". Cushman, the wei-known Ia
coma attorney and Republican orator, be-
gan suit In the superior court yesterday
against Harry ZettIar and Rose Zestier TO
recover gl0o for services rendered in de-
Tending the latter at her trial IN Pierce
county. In which she was found guilty and
sentenced % a term IN the state peniten-
tiary.
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Nexn suIfx Eiled.

Actions were begun IN the superior court
yesterday in the following cases:
William Cunningham vs.. Smith & Smith
ct ai.-Petiti0n for appointment OF re-
ceiver.
G. II Underwood VS.. Ellen Leonora Lit
tie 81 al--FOreciosuFs OF lien.
F. W Cushman Va. Henry Zettler and
Rose Zettlsr-Services rendered, sos.
Annie r. Beach vs.. Walter Fl. Beach
Divorce.
The John Schram Company vs. George
S4G7 o.
The Washington National building
Loan and Investment Association VS..
George II. WalteF-Promissory note and
mortgage, $500
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Neglected 90 Pay.

For refusing 20 pay 20 hts divorced wife
ths slimoay ordered By the court, Freder-
TEX Take VIII be arrested ana takes -
fore Judge Jacobs % answer the why's and
wherefores or his dlsobedisnce 70 the
courts demand Take was ordered by
Judge Humes 20 pay so aitnony which
up 10 the present time he has neglected
- Ia
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Motion for Son-sait Oxerruled.

Tn the hearing OF the damage suit OF
Mary Hughes 81 al VS.. the Oregon I'M
provement Company before Judge Jacobs
yesterday. the attorneys for the defendant
moved for a ron-suit. which was denied
by the court. The case VIA De continued
today.
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Florence Hnshy. 81 unfortunate woman
~rhAss rsfpd has become unbalanced. vas
committed % tas asylum st Stealscoosn
Yesterday hy Judge Moore. Mrs. Ansoy
SIS e..sr Ga tae asylum a8ee hefo~s. hAv-
e. 49,, committed fry>en Soohon1ssh ccu1-
~ Yer arrangement = supposed 20 have
-ssa'tns rvoua ErslRncho3sa and reatt1g re
v~,~ks q Rcbsrt InSersolL A. times shs
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\ cRrpIToR's CLAIM.
va Canntnaharn Charges Crooked
aexs suaFr4f q Wooden Hamse

"@ Cunningham Charges Crooked
aess Acefnst Wooden House.
~taan SUISSE eha-u. creditor %
a Su eN.lsssic dealers fn wo0'-
sae5s st t1 second svrrae. has pctf-
fae nrras-e ceurf - sppo.nf a ~
f- .Nf concern SO - fears that
70 s beng sos az a sacrifice
taat e-e .cs7 rtiret Sc cheated
ef wst BE ae then Jt3Ee Moore
ee .at rsad ans .ssaed an err
4Feete :ee defendants. Snlth &
e aHret~ IN court Fearuarv Fs ard
e4ase Vs. = receiver should ncs -
sspotesea
20 s-egs"--s On C.l1uiox hsns's com
make f' a~e-sr sa - Sruf.n 4 SHsliA
- reaus htm tCanni1gaau)
Haa- ss~ are hin for goods far
a-F ere Tsss tvrc wears Smits
S-''h crksr .r-s t~ Se-ttnr ser fSat. wtth
~s.i&l sotk cr go an This firm con
s@ eE,t. Esa--ar- z. 2SeS waen W. II.
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Kraus' Preliminary Examination

Andrew s. Kraus. who Is in jail charged
with the murder Of his partner. Edward
Fo.Lks. VIII probably os brought before
Justice Iugersoll today FOR 6 preliminary
examination. kraus Is oondnea IN one Of
the dark cells IN the county jail. but sta
persists n hfs innocence.
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IMMIGRANTS FROM IOWA.
An Advance Agent Here Looking
over the Ground for His Neigh
hnr. Mho VIII Act on Kenort.

John FoTslie. OF Sioux Rapids. Iowa. has
been looking over the state for small
tracts OF farming land suitable for q num-
Der OF farmers who intend 10 move from
Sioux Rapids % Washington IN the spring.
or soon after.
Mr. Forsle tanks the nesghborhood
around Seattle the best place he has yet
seen ard has about decided 70 move here
IN the spring. He says there are ten fam
gies living on farms near Sioux Rapids
VINO intend 20 coma as soon as they re-
cslve a favorable rsp6-s from him. Many
OF his nelghoors we're fisherman before 10
eating on honest eeas IN Iowa and FOR that
reason he believes the Puget sound coun-
trv Il admirably adapted Tor tas class of
immigrants he expects % have accom-
uanY h.za when be returns. AIr. Forslis
IA TIE guest ot A. @. Thompson a. Ballard.
ara VII leave in a day or two for Iowa.
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Licenses 10 wed were issued yesterday 10
Claus y. James and Nora G. Donham.
both OF Seattle. William Lane and Lulu
Jennings. also OF Seattle, and Robert
Kane and Jeanne Stately, OF Seattle.
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Na-a CT tees misery ts Cue % i75lFes-
tBsr.. Tor wno eaz "a Happy w3tA a pasn IA
-. stomach As a corrosive an4 strength
Ansr % sAe aiiEnsnta~y organs. Ayers Pills
sc fr.valua be. rsstr use being a-w2ys a.
sa~sa4 aka 2. zrkrd bSCs1t.
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RS PROPERTY SOLD.
o.nERs GET CONTROL OF
.w.rTLE COAL a IRON CO.

a,ssn PILED In the United states
.,t csurf for "a Hshea. Corpas
- Case of s1-Cfty Treasurer
r-Appraisem Made sn the
-, eenaernBa ton Proceedings
$4,000 DAMAGE Judgement
- claim on The Consolidated
.~u~sy Company.
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Mss =. WllzlnsSt. Graduate Cptri&s-
Eyes scisaf-fso&lly exAzaize1 free
- Sss-5ra avesGs Jos. Mayer g. Evos \
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French Flannels.

lust resolved. the newest designs in
printed French Fisanels. Too much
cannot he said in their favor. Every
piece = gem Designs and Colorings
are perfect
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Ress orsEEes = tcwa ~ re money.
cree acxsa esr 3 cents. Cooper & Ls-vy,
- ank - Co1meru&- street
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CisADI4N-AJSIRlLIlN LlAE,
Special Trip Round the a-ro
worid. ..-............ sPCoo

p NJ s. "AoranEf" intended 10 laevs
London. March II. in. VIA TsnerlTs. caus
Town. Melbourne. sydney. New tssaiand.
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