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DIED.

BARRETAt SewutIesh, Long , Island y: on Friday.
Reiives and friends are aSe S att nj the ser
vices from the reformed church. New.Urech. on sun.
day. July ., ats p. IN.
Suddenly at Peekski July g. John o.. only
son OF sarah r. ana the late Elihu NJ BrintnalL
BRowNAt Peekskl thursday July 2. 1885. in hts 9th
Funeral serycss at his residence Peessk n. Y,
Relatives and friends Invited.
s SS u g.. a sp @ n
Relatives and friend. are invited to attend the funeral on
Monday the 9TH inst, $3.50 a m. Solemn Reqaum Mass
at St Josephs Chulch at 10 o'clock.
Kindly omit howers.
CoLGATEAt Riveraale. Hudson saturday 4th inst,
Funefa At hi, late residence Riverae on Monday July H
on arrival OF tram eving Grand Central Depot al 2:o1
Inerment private
DAY-In Brooklyn. saturday July after short iness
No OK fun RAJ hereafter
Suddenly on Friday m9rning July 3 at his resi-
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Kane Lodge. No. 45i. F. and A. M-Brethren-You are
to % aSspi M so St R sprss fro b sr az,
ses Soma Is:iaes. s brookyn '1 JOSEPH J.. LfrrLt.
II. W. PRSoYAR secretary. Mase.
MORGAN N-On the 81 inst. Mary Jane Morgan. widow
OF the late Charles MorgsI, Of this city.
rS ss En- an %so s ss on Monday &
inst. at 2 O'clock
MAxwELIAt residence 10 Lenerts Place Brooklyn,
July 3, lss5 Matilda Maxwell! eldest daughter Of the Lat"
Funeral om St Luke's Church. Cinton.ave sunday July
Friends nj and AZ relatives are invited to attend.
NOYEs-On Friday. July Ovor III. Noyes in the 9th
year of his
Friends OF my requested TO attend the funeral from
his late dence 81 West lOth-st Monday July o. at3
O'Clock.
Thursday morning. July 2. Hans Rees, In tho
7Oh year Of his aye. 49,
Funeral from his ae residence Is East 7sths Mondsy.
July d. at 10 a. IN.
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited to attead
Please omit hOwers
STEVENSON Wednesday July I. 1856. tho Rev. a. q.
stevens Pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal Churcn In
Riverhead. l.. J.
Funeral Riverhead Friday afternoon and at First
place NJ H. Church, In Brooklyn Monday AT O'CLOCK
Vermont papers please copy.
srEVkNs-At Ticonderoga, N.Y. Chauncy c. stevens,
agel 92 years
TERHUNE-At Passoc n. J., July p 1885. Gart Tehuns
NJ d., IN the Sith year OF his ace.
Relatives friends 10 attend the funeral SER
vices First Reformed Church fsssac. sunaay Juyo.
III.
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rnrprrvr JnCAI OBSERVATIONS.

rnrpusE OFFICE. July 81 m-The movement In
tho barometer yesterday upward Clear and partly
cloudy weather prevailed with few drops of rain.
The temperature between go and $780, the aver
age C73S so higher than on the corresponding
day last year ana $40 higher than on FRIDAY.
y ar and partly cloudy weather with slight changes
In and chances of light rain late In the day,
NAV be ex pected to-day IN this city and vicinity.
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p,youEr TO MINISTER JACKSON.

CITY or MEXICO. July 1. via Gavcston-Tho Ameri-
can colony celebrated the Fourth by II banquet given
An honor OF Minister Jackson. over one hundred
persons were present, including ox-Consu-General
strother, who presided. .,...,.o,. ,.
The American nag was displayed to-day throughout
the city the Mexican standard was hOlscu on tho
National Palace.
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A BoYs HAND BLOWN TO PIECES.

SYRACUSE. July 4 (Speciab.-Frederick T.
Morgan, age thirteen. had one OF his hands blown to
mecca at o'clock this morning while Hiring sinai
cannon in celebration OF the Fourth The hand was am
inflated by DR.. Loomis.
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ApAcr THAT DID NOT TAKE PLACE.

ITHACA, July 4 (SpeciaD. Large crowds
Gathered mt Union Springs, about thirty-hve miles rom
here ON cayuga Lake. early to-day and waited patiently
through the rain the sinSe-scn race wnic was
avcr1,scI To- take place there between Courtney ana
canlrv hut they werc destined to disappointment.
coney did not appear.
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Lightning struck the barn Of Thos r NcNell IN July,
Tribune Aug g. 'Si), but rods saved
His house mo rods was previously destroyed by ghsnng
He did not believe-he n)wask him at 1873 0reel-
wichst Many buildings saved 33 years experience
No failures Safety guaranteed with 70 ls and work
J. ID. WEST CO., ~ Cortandt It
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p,NTuFR KILLED NEAR SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, July 4 (SpecidO.-H. ). Proctor, or
This city who went hunting in the Montezuma Marshes
near svraouse few days ago. has returned with large
narthcr which he succeeded In killing after firing eight
bullets into her Dody. hallgrown cub that was Win
m mani he escaped.
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THE WElTHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. July 4.-For New-Engand'
generally fair weather, variable wihds' s'is"' is0 -
temperature. - -, ,... .ono-,uv fair weather
except tho coast light local raIns' "n'e' e'
southerly a slight rise IN temperature
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Ponds Extract has the power to heal
The aches and pains aud wounds VIZ feelg
For forty years has stood the test
And ranks for general use the best.
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PROMINENT ARRIYALG

Astor Housc--GOvernOr w. NJ. Stone, OF
Iowa. Denis Hotst-Congressmsn James ~ Riggss
OF Hungary and John O. Priest. of st. Louis
Atbemarte Hotek-Nathan Appleton. Of Boston.
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OPENING or THE MAYHANsET house.

SHELTER ISLAND, July 4.--The season at the
anhapset House has opened 1t bids fair to be one VI
profit E. L. Wilson, the proprietor, and pleasure 10
the guests. among who W. T. Moore ana ,an,iy'
W. +. Aham and family Charles Bondy aud family, 6
y. Charca family. r. p. Herrick j. T. Grannls hna
family, n. Townsend Thayer, q A. Atwood inomts ~
Wool of New-York; william NJ Brasler ana iannY, ~
W. Tracey, j. George Johnson, Ira Pcrcgo anu fanny,
j. W. Dunnell and family, OF Brooklyn benjamin Atna
and family. A. o. Headey and family. Of Newar. Z. ~
Clark and family. OF Philadelphia; Mrs g. Bague ana
family Miss Meineil. OF Washington and many others
An open concert was given this afternoon ny the
orchestra.
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Luling society being reOrganIzed exclusive princ
Des The Wasp prInts the call Tor meeting OF all the
3oafers In The city Bowers Hall to effect permanent
of society whose object shall be the great
al enjoy of all It's members with the least possible
work no one admitted with any visible means Of sup
Sort-[0alvsston AewA
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A OOSoERTMEIsTER GOING.

A OOSCERTMEISTER GOING!
Theodore Thomas's orchestra is TO suffer
serious loss Herman Brandt the leader Of the vions
has accepted call to San Francisco and will 70 ththss
Considerations Of health and moro profitable en-
ployment lead him to take the STEP
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Hosel Va0aou,a

superior accommodations for permanent and transient pare
All apartments have private bath aud toilet Cool
light and airy dining the ninth foor Rooms with
without b0aId.
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How inexpensive ard yet how effective Is tho great sub
stifute for Sulphur Baths, Glelns sulphur Soap
HilPs Hair and whisker Dye. Black or Browl, soc.
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Malaria prevented and thoroughly erailcafed by Dura
Pure Malt Whiskey. sold by Dru sgists and Grocers.
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s,tv,TIoy ARMY PEOPLE ARRESTED.

SYRACUSE, July 4 (SpeciaD.-1hirte cen mem
bors q, the salvation Army are locked up In the polio
station charged with marching through the streets ana
making disturbance by playing upon drums anu '""
bourines. shouting and singing.
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SDecr'a WiuCS.

Tho excellence Of speers Vines attested by the many
physicians ghout the who used them They
received the award at the Centennial Expos alton.
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INDEPENDENCE DAY ABROAD.

delegates were welcomed by President H. b. scharmd
ct Turn Hall.
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Perfume. Lily Of the Valley.

LundbOrg's Perfume, Edenfa
Lundborg's Perfume. Marechal Mel Roi4
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LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet.
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ABONNEMENT.

On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So ~
'n NumerO. ~
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heureux EN- amour, toujours heu-
reux au jeu, vous avez trop de bon.
heur pour un hOmme seul.
Roland, 81 chatouillenx d'Ordi-
naire, n'avait pas demande d'autres
applications ct s'etait contente de
rire.
Quelques jours apres, lie prefet de
police lui.m6me Sc faisait announcer
chez lie general, a son chateau. Que
Sc passa-t-il entire eux ? Je ne sails.
Toujours est il qu'ils repartirent en-
semble pour Paris.
LIE iendemain, a onze heures du
soir, lie vicomte etait a une table
d'6carte. IL venait de gagner dix
parties de suite a un gentleman, un
Anglais, de passage Paris, pre-
Sente lie Soir meme par un habitue.
ii await devant lui une somme con-
siderable.
LIE pendant venait dc Sc lever ct,
avant de gutter la table, il salua
trois fois .quand une voix s'eleva
Monsieur lie vicomte Roland
veut-il me perme:tre de prendre la
reyanche de monsieur?
lie jeune homme palit. C'etait son
pere.
CONNIE YOU ttcs beau joueur,
je vous otfre un bel enjeu. Inutile
de Iannoncer tout haut. Lisez.
Eft lie general hui tendit un billet
Pile en- quatre. lie vicointe y jeta
un coup dr.l ct cut un leger trem-
Element.
-Nons acceptez
II S'inclina.
LIE general S'aSsit ell face de son
fills. II coupa un roi ct donna les
cartes. II gagna la premiere man.
che.
Quand ce fut au tour du vicomte,
il cut un trissOn ct un eclair etran-
ge traverse ses yeuX ; n6amoins il
Sc remit. LIE general gasna encore.
AlOrS lie vicomte Sc leva ct, blanc
CONNIE un spectre, dune vOiS pres
que eteinte:
Dams une heure, monsieur, je
me serai acquitta, dit-il.
Eft il Sc retira.
LIE lendemain matin, des gardens
du bois de Boulogne r%amassaient
lie cadavre du vicomted lie Roland, la
ttte fracassee. Sa main tenait en-.
cor lie pistolet.
Daus son portefeuille on trouva
un billet sans signature ainsi cOncu /:
lie pendant Sc brulera Ia cerreHe.
LIE pretendu Anglais etait un es-
camoteur habile envoy6 par lie pre-
fet de police. Les trois saluts Gtai-
ent lie signe convent entire lui ct lie
general ponr indiquer que lie Vi
cOmte ravait triche.
LIE general ct la comtesse Roland
partirent lie lendemain de Fenterre-
ment ct passerent trOis ans a vOya>
ger.
EdOuard Siebecker.
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FacheuX debut d'ayOcat.

Dernierement a eu lieu devant
la cour DIES Etats Unis, a Erie,
Pennsylvania, Ia ceremonie dad
mission au barreau dun jeune avo.
cat nomme Augustus Lowry. Des
quill a Gu pret6 serment, les mem
bres de la cOur ct les hOmmes de
lOi presents lui ont dome des poi
gnees de main en- lui adressant les
Fluctuations d'usage. LIE shake
hands a etc brusquement interrom
pu par I'm policeman a qui lie nou-
veau p%raticien, dams son trouble ct
son emotion, offrait la main CONNIE
aux autres personnes de son entou
rage. LIE policeman a saisi avec vi
gueur, non-seulement la main aui
lui etait tendue, mails rautre egale-
ment, ct il les a emrrisonnees tou-
ties deux dams DIES menottes, apres
quot il a exhib6 un mandat d'arres-
tation contre Augustus Lowry, &C.
cuse d'avOir commits un vol de $40
la mutt d'avant. L'avocat debutant
s'est ecrie quill etalt victime dune
infame c%onspiration, mails il lui a
fallu suivre lie policeman a la sta>
ton. Dams la soir6e, lie plaignant a
annonce quill Sc desistait, ct Lowry
a etc remis en- liberte apres quel.
ques heures characterization.
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UN PERE

On parlalt uu oeiliitl 81" ~"
Tn jeune homme a~ppartenant a
une famille connue, alice a DIES
noms illustres dams la politique de
puts plusieurs generations, venait
d'etre acknowledgements chasst
dun cercle. D'accord avec IN crou-
pier, il trichait au jeu, ct, en- quel-
qnes mois, await extorque DIES som
mes consid6rables.
Eft il he s'est pas tue fit quel>
qu'un.
Bah! repondit I'M autre, est ce
qu'on Sc tue pour 81 peu anjourd',
hui9 C'etait bon autrefois
-Autrefois, dit 4 son tour lie
vieux general B., ceux qui en-
brassaient Ia profession lie gree ne
Sc tuaient pas advantage. Quelques
rares exceptions parmi ceuX qui
etaient surpTis DIES leur debut, peut
6tre! Mails 81 lie premier coup await
reussi, lis faisaicnt CONNIE on fait
m@aintenant, lis s'habituaient vite a
leur infamie. C'e>t 81 commode !
Quand lie respect de son nom mar
rete pas un homme a son premier
pas, c'est quill est bien mort chez
lui, ct ce nest pas lie scandale qui
lie r~essuscitera.
Tenez ,je COMMAS II historic de
ce genre don't lie heros s'est brule la
c~ervel!r IN" line sest pas suicide.
Eft CONNIE on Sc recriait
Non, .je lie repete, ce nest pas
I'm suicide. Vous allez voir.
Cetait sous lie regne de Charles
X. La presse, qui begayait a peine,
n'etait pas la terrible commerce d'au.
jourd'hui ct les nOuvelles a sensa.
ton ne d6passaient pas certains
milieux. II ny await pas moins de
scandales, mails lis etaient moins
connus du public. Je crois meme
Quill y Ell await advantage. Non
pas que nous soyons plus vertueux;
mails la peur de la plblicite est GER
tainement un frein.
Parmi les jeunes gems elegants,
les pschutteur d'alors, qui deffa.
yaient lie plus la chronique scanda-
leuse par leurs excentricites, leurs
duels, on citait un jeune gentilhom.
me appartenant a la maison du roi.
Je Tappellerai le vicomte Roland.
LIE nom ne sonnait guere. LIE vi
comte en- effet etait lie produit dun
de ces marriages panaches inventes
par Napoleon Ter ct qu'on appelait
des sar0nnettes Il rilains. LIE gene
raj comte Roland, don't les charges
de crosse cavalerie etait proverba
les, await epOusc la file du marquis
de Bransac, dune des plus a%ncien-
nes ct des plus riches families de
France.
Son fills await alors vingt-cinq on
vingt-six ans. II n'avait pas la TO
buste beaute plebeienne de son
pere, qui await etc un DIES plus
beaux hOnme de rarmee. C'etait Ia |
grace fine ct distingue de sa mere,
don't il &tait Pidole.
Apres avOir aime son mari avec |
passion, la comtesse ne yoyait rien
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Rotary JOB Press.

Ayant tout lie materiel nfeessaire. nous SOM
mes a meme d'executer tour les ouvrages ty-
poeraphiques qui nous seront comics Les
brets d'avocat, cartes d'aiiai1es. entetes oe
factures. tickets dhabitation, blancs, circu-
laires, etc, seront iuprimes dams lie plus bret
delai ct a des prix moderes.
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await amene une brouille entire les
parents.
La cOmtesse habitat rhotel de
B~ransac, un DIES plus beaux du fau-
saint Germain, tandis que lie
general refugie dams un petit cha
teau situ6 dams la fOret de Senart,
passait tout sol temps 4 la chasse
GU q soigner SEES pleasures.
On disait quill boudait. II men
etait rlen. La ,-ri,a est qnll v
await Ell entire sa femme ct lui deux
scenes terribles.
La premiere await Ell lieu a pro-
pos dune idee que la confess sc.
TAFT fGrue. Ellie trouvait Sc nom de
Roland trop roturier pour son fills
ct await tourment6 son mari pour
quill solIicitat dL roi rauto satiOn
d,y ajouter celui de Bransac.
LIE general sly etait energique-
ment refuse.
Mon nom ma suffi, dit-il, a
moi qui al su lillustrer j; il suffira a
NJ. mon fills. Sill ne lie trouve pas
assez brilliant, quill tache d'y ajou-
ter du lustre.
La seconde scene cut lieu all SUI
Jet de Reinforcement dune danseuse
par lie jeune vicomte ainsi que dun
duel ct dune dette considerable qui
en- await etc les consequences.
lie general fit venir son fills de-
want sa mere ct lui lava rudement
la t6te. Au lieud'appuyer son mari,
Ia cOmtesse excusa son fills. Les
temmes sont toujours indulgentes
pour les escapades OF lamour est
eli jeu.
CONNIE lie general disait a son
fills que sa fortune ne sutiirait pas a
entretenir ses absurdites scandal
lenses, la comtesse cut la malheu-
Sc idee d'intervenir:
oh Ia fortune DIES Bransac Y
sut1irait implement.
Ellie n'avait pas calcule Ia portee
de loutrage. Une heure apres, lie
general quittait rhotel ct partait
pour son chateau ; au bout de hut
jours lie notaire de la famille infor-
matt la comtesse que lie montant de
toute sd fortune personnelle etait a
sa disposition.
La separation etait complete ct
lie general wyatt isole avec une une
q%uinZaine de mile francs de reye.
nus Gui constituaient toute sa for
tune persOnnelle.
Au bout de six mois, la comtesse
etait ruinee 4 Motto ct Fenergie de
son nOtaire seule la defendant con.
tire SEES faiblesses pour son fills.
Tout a coup Oh apprit que lie vi
comte Roland n'appartenait plus i
la maison du roi ct que, nomm6
lieutenant dams un regiment dc ca
valerie, il await p,efere donner sa
demiSsion.
VOLTA ce Qu'on disait tout haut.
Mails, tout has, on murmurait autre
chose.
La cOmtesSe, non-seulement ne
parut plus au chateau, mails Sc con-
tina dams Sol hotel. En- Quelques
semaines, ellie await vieilli de dix
ans.
LIE vicomte. apres avoir fait un
voyage de quelques semaines en-
ltalie, revint a Paris, s'installa dams
un entresol de Ia rue de la Chauss6e
d'Antin ct vecut Ia, de la vie des
oisifs, dune pension de mile francs
par mois que continual de lui faire
sa mere. Celia passerait pour mai
gre anjourd'hui mails a cette 6po-
que, celia permettait encore a I'm
jeune homme 4 faire figure.
II partageait son temps entire les
amours du theatre ct lie tapis vert.
Puts, peu a peu, il reprit un p}ns
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AVENDRE.
NOTICE.

Having purchased the eligibly situated boil
er shop of ?. Hogan, in this town., I an now
prepared to take contracts for making new
Boilers and repairing old ones. FulkAntisfac
ton guaranteed, work will he done at the low
est figures. 1have secured the services of Mr..
p. Hogan, as foreman and manager who has
had long experience in this business. Parties
will find it to their interest to call on me be-
fore making contracts elsewhere.
WM. H. Raglan.
Thibodaux, Aprll 9Th. 1883.
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SOuscrivez a Ia SENTINELLE.
trois piastres par an, payable d'a-
vance.
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
j. Third judicial District of Washington
Territory, holding terms at Seattle In King
county. for the counties ef King and Kitssp.
No. 434I-orilia Creswell, plaintiff. VS..
Rufus IL. creswell and K Z. Long. defend.
ants.
Complaint filed in the count, Of King. In
the eftice Of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The URited States Of AnasricG send qrssfiHa
To Rufus n. oreswelI and 3. E. Long. de-
PENDANTS.
You are hereby required to appear IN an aetion
brought against you By the above named plain
tih. IN the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District Of The Territory Of Washington, hold
ing terms 81 the city Of Seattle, In the county
Of King. for the counties Of King and Kitsap,
and TO answer the complaint Med therein,
within sixty days from the date ct the first
publication Of this summons, or Judgment by
10 the prayer Of me complaint.
Tho said action 10 nrou4ht 10 obtain de.
cree Of divorce dissolvfng the bonds Of matrt-
mony existing between the plaintiff and the
defendant, Rufus NJ. Cresweil. and fair di-
vision Of the property OF the said plaintiff
and the said defendant. Ru'us n. Crcswell,
and the eastody Of the children Of said plain
till and defendant. hufus u. creswelL award
ed to plaintiff, with suitable provision for
their maintenance aud educatien; and also To
obtain Q iecne that said defendant. 3. &.
Long. make such conveyanees ~ the Court
may direct OF the property named In thu
compla Mt, or any other property which he
holds 10 trust for said plaintiff and defendants.
Rufus n. oreswell. or either OF en- and for
such and further relief as the plaintiff is en-.
titled 10 In the premises.
Witness the Hon. Roger 8. Greene, Judge Of
-, the said District Court. and the seal
1 sEAL.s thereof. this TN day Of April, A d.
JAMES eRAyEY. c,erk.
By JAMES p. LuDLow, Deputy. ape
Mc0ilyra h Blaine. attorneys for plaintiff.
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&c. sat, 323 Commercial ST.,
Are now prepared 10 make confraotA af
lowest market rateA. for immediate or
future delivery. fov their IAasRdoa Time.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT HOLDING
L tsrms 81 Seattle.
No. 40S2-O. n. fenny. plaintiff. W. Charles
X. yenner and @. 4. Norager. defendants.
Under and ~ virfns Of an execution issued
ost sf the sb We named cou.t In the above
entitled action. I have duly levied upon the
real property. situssed In King County. wash
ington Territory, and more particularly
bounded and described as follows. 10 Wit:
Lot three lSl. four t4) nd nve Isl. In block
four ca OF Bravley's addition TO the City Of
Seattle. Also lot nine (s1. In block twenty SIX
(26) Of A. A DennJ1s addition to the city Of
seattle. Ais an undivided seven-sighths ca
interest In, and 10, the northwest quarter u
section thirty-six tS6l. township twenty-four
tel) no' tn. range i've 90 east. containing 80
acrea
Notice 10 therefore hereby givsn that on
Saturday. the I'd Day OF Way. IsSs,
At the hour Of O'Clock D. N. OF said day, In
front Of the Court House door. In the City Of
seattle, King Caanty, aforesaid, will sell ali
the right. title and interest OF said defendants.
or either OF them. IN aud 10 said real prop
erty, at public auction 10 the highes, bidder
for cash.
Dated ct Seattle, the S1ss day OF March, 1885.
j. II. McGRAW,
ap2td Sheriff OF King County, W. T.