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New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
AN UNKNOWN MAN SELECTED.

IyOM The TiOhnJ IreAthg JONflft htP-i'
New-York City has hundreds oil business
men whose would have been guarantee OF thc
conscientious aud able discharge OF tue dues oa @ ,nn
position All OF these have been passed. over ana man
selected OF whom the President can know htle ana o
whom the general public never beard.
HEDDEN's COURSE TO BE WATCHED.
From The Boston Adrerfiscr tHUgicump. -,
On the whole the President appears 10 nave done wen
in these important Ncw-iork appointments, wnich wsre
rightly regarded II u test OF his quahty. Inc
proc of the Pudding Is IN the eatlns, ana the tes' Vi
officials Is the character OF their service.
EVIDENTLY PARTISAN APPOINTMENTS.
All three of Tie appointments we're made to promote
the ends of the party rather than the good
of the service.
OMINOUS DISSATISFACTION.
From The Washington Fos' uIs1.l .
sinelarlv and ON nsusIy harmonious In their dissas
faction with Saturdays appointments.
CLEARLY THoMPsoN's DUMMY.
# n rS 10 ne ve 20 6 ocs irsely to Thompson
n little too bateiace move even for TINS " reform ,
Administration. but Oh saturday IL was gwen W hih' III
fact, for all that.
"ANOTHER MANS MAN"
From The Ir;is5aTS Commerc,al 1a1snN % %lErPl ., ,ho
equal in capacity and experience OF Mr. Robertson nn
because lie is another mans man The place was wahlr
for Mr. Hubert o. Thompson. henchmon OF the Prcsl-
dent, and OF the most INSCRIPTIONS anh corrupt
ring politician in his own name and persen MI Cieve-
land permitted him to choose man who wouId 90 MS
bidding.
POLITICS AND NOT MERIT.
It will be seriously SAID that Hubert Thompsons
n adow Is better man than Judge Robertson ontSuo
VI politics. question OF merit Is suggested
THE REPRESENTATIVE OF A TRIcKsTER-
From me Eeicark Daily Adrcrtissr REM
The Hypocrisy Of this proceeding s manifest IN the SUD-
stiiu OF Thompson'- man for Thompson. He
has chosen rather to put IN q man who Is only the
dummy of Of the most dishonest political trcksters
OF the tiuIe
a DODGE BY THE PRESIDENT"
From The CtHcinHdH Commercial Gazsre tRep) .
The appointment OF Thompson'- man instead or
Thompson himself IL dodge 10y the President. The
Mugwumps must nd everlasting consolation In the I'm
mortal appointment OF the llustrious Pearson.
IAN EMINENT SPECIALIST"
Tie Albany drGps tDeoD
IL must not be forgotten that while there were many
men Of undoubted ability and of great prominence In the
Democratic party who have been mentioned In connc
O with the position not one OF them possessed the
spec lie knowledge and experience In custom house
natters that is accredited Mr.. Hedden Even those
who grunbe the choice acknowledge that he s an
eminent specialist In this line.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
HEBREW SCHOOL AT YALE.

Ngw-HAvEN, June 3O.-A school OF the He
brew Institute was organized at Yale Divinity College
this morning Four classes IN Hebrew, one In Syrac
and one I'm Assyrian were formed. Professor Day, OF
Yale is president OF institute and tho thirty
tru ,tces are professors OF Hebrew.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
RUMORS or A STRIKE or BROADWAY DRIVERS.

IT. WHh IfIrHV 'ff0 NII'7fC "'t' W
be strike to-day OF the drivers Jacob sharps Broad
way sreetcars The said meeting Of tho drivers
had been held, at which the subject OF the long hours
which the men compelled to work discussed and
rs a result OF the me-ting cOmmtte was appointed 10
rcquest Mr. Sharp take on trip day. Mr. sharp
told The men that II they did like the hours Of work
and the way things were managed OH the road they
were ut liberty seek work elsewhere The committee
their mission Subsequent meet
ing and after considerable debate resolved TO tie
ur a to-day.
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breakDs lown sfhis systs9. caused by close attention
to on finmchse husinssx He born February ~.
1886, ct Cornwall RnslaAc Hts business in this city
comprises clothing and Rsntsmens furnishing goods,
hats sass and Immense baaaaR besAles large
ber OF brauch stores In tho lager Michigan cties He
also had branch stores IN several q q? Arxsst cities IN
tho country. among them being Bzlttmess Cleveland,
Louisvile. CiuefBnAti aud ToIe0 Hts steres In this
city are closed to-day Mr Mablsy eSEss vile asd ak
children.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
WILLIAMS ALUMNI ELECTION.

WiLIIAMsTowN, Mass, June 3O.-The Will
Iams College Alumni Association has elected tho follow
ing officers: President. Professor william u. whitney
Of president, the Rev William l.. Mer
riman OF Worcester secretary Professor A. L. Perry.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
REMOVING REPUBLICAN RMPLoYEs

Custodian Conley, OF the Federal Building,
removed yesterday twenty or more Of the watchmen.
eevatornen and cleaners employed in his department
These removals take away almost all OF the Republican
employees who had not previously been removed. The
men have been working without pay for two weeks,
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capped from The island with the assistance OF his wi,e
and two men on Monday night. Inspector Byrnes de-
tailed Detecive-Sergeants Mcknight AMI Cosgrovo 10
look for him. BY nlng the address OF his wiie from
the authorities at Castle Garden they succeeded IN ar
resting schnakenberg In the enemcnthouse ut Avenue
and Seventeenth-st
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will have to wait for Congress to pass deficiency
BILL MT Couey exhibited circular of Secretary Man.
ming calling for reduction OF the force as tho reason
FOR the removals As however. County Democrats
appointed To I'LL most OF the places loft vacant.
the reduction not great The men received ~
n
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

MOUNT CARMEL, Penn, June 3O-At the
Pennsylvania Coery. operated by Congressman Scott
Notwithstanding the fact that 700 employees have been
on strike ,inse January they show no ssns OF weaken
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

TRIpUNE OFFICE July III a m.-The movement In
the barometer is again upward. Cloudy and fair
weather prevailed yesterday The temperature ranged
netween GOO and 73o the average (65iaO, being 7ao
lower than on tho corresponding day last year, and
100 lower than Mondav.
Fair and warmer weather may Do expected
to-day In this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST WEST SHORE.

NEwBURG, N. Y, June 30.--The case of tho
United States Trust Company against the Sew.york.
West Shore and Buffalo Railroad Company before
Judge Charles w. Brown, at Special Term Of the SUI
preme Court this afternoon Counsel for the plaintiff
moved that the defendants be required to show
why the should not be tried by July Is. and that
all parties the suit should have leave their
before that date. The motion granted.
The is brought to the foreclosure OF tho
mortgage vf $40 100000 against the West Shore. Tho
United states Trust Company are the trustees OF tho
bondnoders, made 50 by the bond and mortgage
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
REARREST OF AN INSANE PRISONER.

August Schnakenberg, who was arrested on
May 20 IN response telegram from the sheriff OF
Cheyenne County, Col, Q charge OF forgery. and who
was committed TO Wards Island - being insane, o.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
TIE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. June 30.--For New-England,
fair weather. northerly winds, slightly warmer
For the Middle Atlantic states. slightly warmer faii
weather, northerly winds
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS OF UNION PACIFIC
WASHINGTON, June 30.-Thc President to-
day appointed the following Government directors Of
the Union Pacific Pailroad Fr2acs Eernan. OF New.
YORK; Edward +. Noyes, Of Chic GsHersj r. II. Aisx
ander of Augusta, Ca. Franklin Aeveah " JlltnoS,
and J. ". Savage, of Nebraska.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
RAILROAD INTERKSrS
FREIGHT RATES MUST BIZ REsroxx

PITTsBURG, June 80 tSpeciab. The general
managers Of all railroads OF Pttsburg snd nGalo
expected al conference be held at NfaGsss Fans
Thursday The business to be transacted will be tho
the consideration OF new freight Pennsylvanta
Railroad Official to-day said al think that tho rates
that we're in effect on April will restored Il Il
probable that the rate grain will be 20 CENTS
from Chicago TO New-York. advance OF 5 cfuta =
hundred pounds on all other OF the lower casses tuch
proportion"
CHICAGO June 30.-The local freight committee held O
meeting to-day and settled tho matter of east bound
rates. 1t decided restore the on grain to
NewYors to 10, and provisions to 20 cents IL was
agreed put lumber rates back To the old hgure
adopt the tariff OF April @, and tho amended tariff Of
April 81 all other classes OF freight.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

DEATH OF CHRISTOPHER H. MARLEY
DETROIT, June 3O.-Christopher X. Mabley
died at his homo In this city this morning from general
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

Fabrics and Cnticcs are both rendered mirvellolsH
white by Glenns sulphur Soap
Hiis Hair and whisker Dye Black or Brown. soc.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

Any One Troubled with Cough or Cold,
will avoid much suffering and risk, By using promptly
Dr. Jaynes Expectorant, old curative Of conceded
merit =.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

shows the haometcal variations IN this city BY ,snths
edns midnight The irregular white line repressnt The OSCILLATIONS
b broken dotted
the Indicated BY the thermometer Had
nut pharmacy, SIS brosdwaS.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
NOT AN ATTRACTIVE OFFICE.

One of the candidates who here or the Post Ofco
Inspector examination came to Civil Service Commis-
sioner Tholnan after the examination and said:
al am good dea' afraid that Will not be appointed.
am only twentyfour years old and am OF the opinion
Of little more business exp 'rence think while
/ am here III take the departmental examination,
"what arc you now engaged att" asked the Commits
~ am superintendent OF union school in an Illinois
town OF 600 Inhabitants get $500 per year for eight
nsntns' nme' and have some other business Interests
Then why in the world do you want to get in the
were doing good ceal better than you could expect to
"How is thati" asked the puzzled pedagogue. Don't
many OF the clerks get high salaries ana heads Of d.
"TEey do But you should remember that out OF @ 900
clerks there only 1885 heads OF divisions and high
nsope for t hee eae ana have
waiting for promotion FOR long time You womb
have to start at 5000 and wait long time before you
The young man considered this good advice and
turned 20 his home to take up the rod again.
Wall FROM A CONGRESSMAN.
From. the NerOrieans TiraesDemocat
"Tho Democratic lneinbers OF the XLIAtn Congress
are earnig their money, observed Western Ipember
Of the House 10 Ihe Iines Democrat correspondent to-
Gay The sum OF $1,000 year aud mileage Is not TOO
bow 1t Is going. am devoting my whole time 10 niy
constituents, and at very heavy expense This is 'he
fourth trip have made to Washington since tho AIN vi
March and In s probability shall make four moro be-
fore the assembling OF Congress
caLnct decline when my friends urge me. although
ior my NE cant see that am doioh theIn any sood by
my repeated efforts TO get places for tnen But they
secm 10 think, when am at hone. that j an repre-
hensbe ider partly responsible for the delay Of the
ration try TO be honest with them | don't
want 70 snect any importance. can and you can
sec. just how little we amount to here iniividu-
Ally OF conectivcly. We pace about from one
department TO aDother. and every day or
two 20 up 70 see the President; but as much
rs comes 81 " all is the diplomatic assurance
that the matter presented shall have due consideration
Jhat is All nave been able to accomplish, and inne
have every assurance. Is an average case
=" don't know how long shall stay. have come this
time because of the report that the IN
tends 20 inaugnae the LIST July xpeditious
policy with regard to Removals from Office. didn't
believe the story at home. and know Is untrue
II VIII be very embarrassing going back home empty
banded. After every Walt here that lose
ground with many heretofore very near 10 me, men
WHO most earinly resist the suggestion that must be
~ but little force but wis cAunst Withstand tho uuques
ooned returns
sOh, there 10 no doubt about It This do-nothing
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

MR. WHITNEY NAMES CLEAN S"Hhf.
SAN Francisco, June 3O.-The last OF the
Navy Yard foremen has been discharged under teie
graphic Instructions from Secretary whitney.
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GperlaI Notices.


Diamonds.
RANDEL BARRYMORE & BILLINGS.
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF DIAMoNDs
MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMOND JEwELRY.
IS NAssAU.sr. AND 20 MAIDEN LANE, NEw.YoRR
LIST. Andrcw's-st Holborn Circus London.
ii. y. Squire Il Sons Jewellers, d, Futol.st.. Ny
Diamond Ear. Rings matched all sizes
Watches s40 TO slOJ sterling ,iyerylrA S1
Hanl.inson's steam Carpet:t'ieannG Works
10 East 27th-st. y. \. Established 1861
Orders by mail otherslsc promptly attended 10.
Mrs. Nc cElrnths
HOMEMADE PRESERVES, &c. &c.
Families supplied with PURE Fruit Jellies PreservsA
Canned and Branded Fruits spced Fruits ani PickeA e.
&c, PUT UP IN GLASS.
GOODS STORED UNTIL AUTUMN
Circulars with references and prices seat application
Address Mrs SA iAu S McELRATIL
1898 Degrlw.st, Brooklyn
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ing Last night few of the employees who had been In.
duced by the operators work stoned by the wives
OF the striking miners and everything to-day Is ut
staudsfill
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

nsthcr with Smiths Do them They are p opsfca,
1eiusions The sleeping and the dead ana tho oh'n'
are hut rs pictures.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION

HOURS. Morning Night ir
jl234b G7sa1o l2123A 9in1ll 2
TT-T- TfITTT7TT7T Tl
L-t,rr IN -r1
4 .,sss, II, H. h 81 Ss 'rsTi
I'M Il n f-Tf.'l Il 4 X Il IlrsEs gIll iais tlSTTl
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
Better Than Soap In the Bath.

James Pyies famous Pearn Queen Of bath and laundry
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

Tho Icpox Library aud Will not Do aeeessvie y
visitors until further public nouce. .o,cru m uooux
By of the IrustseA osoN"E ~. ~ rts,ssnt
July ], 1850.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
DIED.

Au notices of marriages must BE- mlorssi gih IaU
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
.ANOTUFR MANS MAN"
POLITICS AND NOT MERIT.
rur pEpprsENrArIvE OF A TRICKsrER

NVTdrTW NTuN fuTn INfVI.
IL will not be seriously that Hubert o. Thompsons
~ ad0w Is better man than Judge Robertson outside
VI politics. question OF merit IS suggested
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

FROM The itOdny Lrehthg JVHf."' if'tP'i'
New York City has hundreds oil business
men whose names would have been guarantee OF the
CONSCIENTIOUS and able discharge Of the duties OF tnat
position All OF these have been passed over ana man
selected O whom the President can know litte ana oi
ti,. al iiau hea
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

0HEr- -DsTF
II that O office directly 10 1hompsoi
was little too bateiaced for this reform
Administration but Oh saturday IL was gwen TO him II
fact, for all that.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25

fouSa NAruRaInnA--Th Tue Yeang Nat.
afalists held their ssmiAnlanal eiecsiun
Of officers last Thursday evening With
the feslewing result prnidsas. A. X.
Hubbard Vlee Psetiaent, W. Il. VIA
teBmyer seefstAry, J. o. Yeame /;
Ervasasefs !. 4. Coalhere MarsAal, n.
q, Cheasssl Librarian, G. Il. Decay. a
cammtties wos ehewsn 10 sjlse he kall .
thcrcogh refiosaffais. ana nov the ,soi-
leotlon v ssking 90 very much frsNh-
eped AppsAganes. Hereafter visalors
will BE- welcomed On escal WeAne@aAy
isvening between tbs hours ef and 10
s'cieck. A cemmittse viii be IL waiting
ika the rooms 90 rxceige all vizisoFS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25
PACIFIC COAST.

Dead.
OLT1rPzl, W. T., J1iy 24--Chris- Ma
rolf. VITO ecssdenfaIly shot himself while
hunting fsw days ago, died quite sud
denly today.
Killed Himself.
STocKToS, July 4.-Prank 3. Cows q
veil knoSn nsrseryEAn OF this e1ty.
committed suicide Last night by c7sflng
his throat with Q butcher knife his
wheat crop failed tAis year. and the
news made him respondent. He vas
an unmarried man
Navy Hard Appsintees-
Vallejo, Cal. July 24--John z. Nc
Auliff has received notification OF nls
appointment as foreman OF laoorers IN
the yards and docks department at
Mare Island. Chas. Murphy has Also
been appointed foreman OF masonry N
the same department.. The appoint
usnts are made by Secretary whitney,
and are the result OF the examinations
recently held at Maze Island.
To Ne Abolished.
SAx FRANcIsco, July al. NJ. DAVIS,
general agent Of ths Northwestern Rail-
road Company in this city, states that
the passenger ticket offices of the North
western. Rock Island, and Milwaukee d
St. Paal roads in Portland. ORn., Will be
abolished after August LIST.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25
A nIssrATEmEsr.

Some time AGO there appeared Ia The
eolnnns 81 The Pei. notice that hy
enactmcnt Of ConR-eas q lAree amouut
OF Railroad land had been thrown o,sen
10 settlement In thia Tertiary and thas
. vast tract Of it vas in KING c0nnty.
The PosT IsfxiaIuKScim certainly
ooght 10 correct the erroT..-.Seastls Cad.
Az no notice Of ilAs kind appeared IN
ths Pusr. isrEtEzeascKn. and a. no
statement was made BY u which soald
possibly be 50 construed ils 70 convey
saoh an idea, Il must, With ali due re-
spect, decline 10 .'cofrecs the srror.s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25

the following described real es-
tate at the prices named:
Block 81, d. 8. Maynard's plat
of Seattle, $4,000. This block
lies two and one.half blocks
south of the Court House block
recently purchased by King
county, and is the second block
north of the Academy of the Sis.
ters of the Holy Name.
Lots 4 and 5, block 5, of Draw
ley's addition to the city of Sc
attic, $500.
Lots ] and 2, block 5, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots /
and 2 are highly improved, and
have one of the most comfortable
and best built residences in Sc
attic upon them.
Lot 2, block A, Woodward's
addition, 71.9x12s feet, SITS.
Lot 8, block 81, Kidd's addi-
tion, 1926.
Fifty-two lots in the Comstock
and the Comstock supplemental
addition, at $3.50 per lot. or the
entire fifty-two lots for $1,000.
These additions lie side by side,
within two blocks of the Front
street extension grade and side
walk, near the bay, and within
four blocks of the street car line
as now laid, and afford the best
view Of any lots in the city /; well
worth $3.50 per lot.
The north half of the north>
west quarter of section 8, in
township rs north, range 4 east,
near Lake Washington. A good
wagon road to the land. An ex-
cellent site for a berry, fruit,
chicken or milk ranch, $1,000.
One hundred and sixty acres
within one mile of the TOWNSHIP
of Whatcom; good location and
coed soil ; $4,000.
Win sell either of the two last
in tracts to suit, at prices to be
agreed upon.
An undivided one-eighth in
terest in and to the north hall, |
and the north half of the SOUTH |
east quarter Of section 50, town.
ship - north, range 5 east, for
s17.50o.
The above is one of the most |
valuable coal properties in Wash
ington Territory, and is fully de-
veloped. The tract contains over
III millions Of tons Of good coal
and is wen worthy of investiga
lion BY any one desiring to in
rest
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25

DEArH OF MKI.. CRAwgoRD.-M Melvin
Kstahum Crawford died at Providence
Hospital in this city At O'Clock yester-
day morning, after weeks illness with
typhoid fever. He had been ailing for
some time, but his condition was not
such as TO alarm his friends until a few
hours before his death. He then had
two Internal hemorrhaees, when be Loaf
mach blood, and which we're fol-
lowed lstes by third. These were
m0rs than he could stand, and shortly
Rfter the last his life passed away.
MsA,r AZ he was Familiarity known 10
most OF our citizens, was 10 his I'D
year, tie was bern at PatAha, then
part of WallA Waila County. He came
here eight years ago. For three years
he worked on the fatsiligeacer printing
press nj nights, aud by dag attended
the public school. Since then he has
attended the University, working dur
ing vacations, and employing himself
at ollhsr times az best be could. He
was lifting himself for the legal profess
sion, aud TO that end had already be-
gun sandy 10 the Office of Strive, Haipes
Il MsMiokan. The life of this young
man had been singularIy spotless and
pare, heing unmarked BY the blenishes
and reoklesanees OF diasipation 80
common among the young
men 0f the present day. HIS aim was
high, and his perseverance, and deter
minAliotl great. OF him his friends
had the most sanguins hopes. Mel
wes The son Of Mr.. and MIS- X. @.
Crawford. formerly OF this city, but
lately of Lewss County. He vas also
brother Of Ron. NJ. Crawford, well
known here, and of Samuel l.. Crzw-
ford. Of the Posr- stat,
y veil ~ % Mrs. n. Z. Warren and
Mrs. Clark lilies Of Thurstou County.
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MOI particle Of ealOmel OF any
ether ,islsaerh1ns substance enters into
the nAnsipusktion % Ayers Cathartiu
Pills. Oti The erntraTy. they prove Of
speenll sefstss 10 thoes vho have used
ssalenaA aud cshet mlnsFAi poIsuns a.
lnediunes, and feed their Injurious ef-
fiesta, In sueh easses Ayers Pills are
tnyalaahhA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COfrpr m, u.
= Third Judicial District AZ ~ as
tory or Washington, HOLDING ss..k
Seastle IN King county, for tx sa.as.s y
OF King and KitsAp ~4ans
Complaint fled In the caunfv a, J.,
Court. sso ua1ict
No. i2Ss-.Meses Loree ana R.A...p,
piainiiffs. VS.. VIM. McKenEie -. Nun Nun
A. kcss his wife, George Dorif 4 - ~
q. Conover, defendants. -
fak UNITED STATES OF AnKnlcA SIM a.
10 william Mckenzie sosS Ma, 1
= Esos rn ma we; SeorEe Dorffel and isn
action brought against yon - Y &c
named plaintiffs, In the Distr,.s -. 49, y
the bird Judicial District al - 49, y
tory o. washington, holding fa--s. ss.ks
city or Seattle, in the county N Esre - -
the counties OF King and Ritsae 80 ~ !.
answer tho complaint lied the-s,. ~, ~. y, Y
sixty days from the date az - - 49,. -
llcatlon OF this summons ar iuag~sI,I-
default VIII be taken A9ainsf van .s...Y
ing 70 the prayer OF the colnn,sins
Inc said action Is brought "a fn~s3...
mortgage made the ID daY a. rrs,,.-s
1884, oJ tbs defendants WIlllsf1 No.,
4 nalN @aty a. ROSA NJ VITA nlfon
the following described rasi as.a,. 80, -.
All Of the west half az - sss,S.aM...
quarter OF the southeast oIarssr AZ ~.
northeast quarter Of section tNsnf-As.
township tweaty.four north, rspss ~,
eas& containing i've acrez naore a. -
all IN King county, WAshinQ4nn ferrlis,s
Said mortgage was given n snr1rs ~
payment or the following descrihsi 49,.
issory notes. according 10 TIE tsrns A.
conditions thereof, toWit:
One note for the sum Of two hrnSlrrS
ana twenty-five dollars l$a2sl besfinr
date February ID. 1854 made ~ WiiiaSs
Mckenxle tosA and payAhls On Ock,heF
ISL a; u. 1884, 70 the order Of 0OFRe
annum. which said note wa heiore n.
turity and before the COMMENCEMENT 4
this action, duly a. igned and cndotssd
70 plaintiff, Moses Loree, whp q noz -
lawful holder and owner thereol. -.
one note for the sum Of two hubirsd ana
twenty-five dollars tS114. hssrinr 100
February ID, 1854. made by WlIl;an ~.
kenzt@ Ross. and payable July 1st l<3k
TO the order OF George DortIkL with IN
terest az ten per cent per annnm. Wsich
note was. before its maturity and MN
the commencement Of this astisE lzly
endorsed and sssigned 10 plaintiff, HbB
owner OF the same; that tho defen1nni
William II. ConOver. has. Or claims 4
nave. some interest In said mortgagp
Witness the Honorable Roger g Grscr,
49, Judge Of the said District (car
sEAI- and the seaf thereof, thhI III
49, day Of jane, A. ID, Is85.
JAMES SEAvEY, Cha.
BY JAMES p. LUDLOW, Deputy tlsr2
Burke hAller Il Rasin. attorneys &