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New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHrcAGo Sept. 16 (SpeciaD Wheat opened
lower and continued downward I'LL SO7e was reached
for October where buying again steaded the market.
Norton a. Worthington had dispatch from Duluth this
morning saving that the Mier's Association m Mime
sofa had authorized their agents in the southern part
Of tho State to raise their price one cent bushe
The corn trade slow and transactions kept within
narrow range "Thrfe bushels Of corn for "A dollar be-
fore Christmas" was the view Of broker The re-
coipts continue TO meet the requirements of ship
Curing seems TO have disappeared, provisions
were scarcely noticed. During the last half
hour OF tho session iak Of improved export de-
mand started buying again and schwartz Dupee and
Hamlll & Brine were fair purchasers.
The closing prices were nearly tho best OF tho day.
Receipts-wheat, 81 ears; corn, 222 oats llS Puts
on October wheat sold at 81 3 calls sold s27s
cents. Tho ear lots OF wheat to-day at the points
named wele as i9o"S So,cdn o" 81 oais' 20
An freight rates were raised to-day about
cents. None but the Baltimore ana ON ono and the
noon The receipts OF wheat for the twenty four hours
ending this morning were lob bushels shipments'
mcnts. 23O,729 bushels.
PHILADELPHIA, sept 10 -fiour-Winter Wheat Ilo1ri
od Gay under moSrs .e e9s aag B9 R.l % M M
pef s3OndEg y5s Extra ~ ~ 9ds3 70 Pennsgvania
ssy s 6eawaTc ia Family 81 Hsgss Or Winter Wheat psea
"A 750s5 z5 Wheat opened weak but recovered sctex
Ravsy we're % xeSrt nSs elevator NO pennsyivana aed
% sE 9sg9 6c;S6cr SSjo.e November o2sSggc SSsS
Dooember ~ a. &c Corn arkei quiet ard easleri
No Mixed 10 gram depSa Soe; steamer NO ,9 frI9w
!. grain DEPOT & ae go 40 fos t1ss s eeS soa mex
port elevator. llsc. No 2 Mixed september. l.i9
spot ie. GrIai New rejected white 2saa2gc New NO
. White. 30ha3le- 40 = Wmie. S3fG5ic5 10; !
sSes Noy S2'sasSln Dec 80 aS4c ReceDts- Flour 5000
bills Wheat 1000 Hasn" Corn 100 Das oaA & Ix9oo as0
oatA l.7O0v Dusn
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The following sales held at the Exchange and Auction
Room to-day.
By j. Thomas stearns
lot az Bathgateave. n W cor Of 183d.st, c63x93
lot Idol dIoinns above 26Sx55 Albert Beii....,,. IeS
plot land adjoining above "a 6xo3 John Brady 1880
2stoy frume house with plot OF land ~of lf3d-st
93 II W Of Bahgateaye o5xleO2; Albert Beii-. a9vo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N.Y. Y. CITY.
The following shows the real estate transactions recorded
yesterday
lO7th.st, q 9. 75ft W OF Lexngtonave l6sxl00.1I,
Minnie L Simon and another 10 schuster.--- $500
37tht $40 West, 25 x9S q: 1880
162d.st n 265 ft e OF Court andtst. l5xlO0 Anna
Finnegan Anna conrad ........-..... $500
Wiisaye e g. % II s OF i46th-st, 25xl00; Abraham
Piser and L Coyue and wife 5000
l0ti.ave. No 35s is.6xi0O; Thomas Loughran and
wife IOhn McKelvey. 77O0
Henry Doeiing 1850
Association to KlS an .....'..... 2225o
Won Eilert and another 10 Annie MuIean -. $4,000
son and wife to @ Harrington .......... 10000
and another to Conrad Ruh and wife. 1880
AveA 4. 505 ft q OF S3th.st, 2a.6x16i Aphonse
Hogenauer and wife TO w Kothnlan 1880
Gie ct al to John @ Iilis $4,000
Grand.st, 25 II Of CiiHfon st. 25x75j Margaret
Crawford TO Cohen and another. l000
34tlLst, 26S0 IL e OF 3dave Is 9x98.9; Mary -
Donele to NJ Nasher nO00
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Dipi0cn0 Notices.
MASnArTAN RAILWAY COMPANY, /

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
No. II BROADWAY
NEw.loRK sept. =. 1850. ,
A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE-HAl.F
~ PER CENT on the consolidated cpital stock OF this
company for tue quarter ending September SO ls) mas
been declared payable at the Mercantile trust company,
No. 20 Broadway on and after oclObcr l.
The books Will DE closed on saturday, eptemOeI
10 at o'clock D. I and reopened Friday oct bcr2 &c
D. W. McwILLIAnfs. Treasurer.
rNHE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co
4 1875 Broadway, New.York, September =, 1850
2lST DIVIDES ID. -, -. ,,,,,,,,..
quarterly dividend OF ONE AND THhht-e(u itlIsio
per the capital STOCK OF thus company ms 'lS "y
been dec arcd, payable on Thur sday Ootohar lSs -,
The transfer books win be closed saturday September
10 o'clock a M A. IL. CALEF,
Treasurer.
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STAINED.

etS'S, SS9d Ordinary onT Sond L3T ss
Futures quiet The market unntercsting 10
opened at point advance closing dull unchanged for sep
tembor and ~ 4pOnts advance on other months saes
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Gitp propertp to Get.

ITO LET.-S1 800; new, elegant and COM
pete 4-story high stooD cabinet finished house. Inc
qure OF wachman premises, 4zO West s2d-st Choice
block
Two LET.-2O Bank-st., three story base-
Il ment with extensions Ii rooms and bathi improve,
ments all new excellent order private family $l20Oj
permits. 2le West llth-st
On EAST 62D-ST.-A 4-stOry, high stOOp
~ house to let unfurnished s4. 900 per year.
FLOYD CLARKsON SON, 80 Broadway.
EEAST 62D-ST.-An elegantly furnished a.
~ high stoop dwelling TO let $4,000 For
permit apply 30 FLOYD CLARKsoN son, 80 Broadwayl
Ak BEEKMAN-ST.-Lar light store, base
4eJ ment and sub-cellar TO let.
RULAND q WHITING. Beekman.st.
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runnpEAN pRnnuCE MARKET.

fyRRrooL sept 10 Prov FionsBaeon. Cumberland cat
gos Gd Long lear Midcs ID. short Clear MiddleA
3ls 3D.. Short Ibs Jls Cd; shouidera 24s Od Der ewI
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BUTTER.
cIiEEsH
state Factory
pccoints for weck l-.O77

pecepts for week 1907 pkgs. The market ruled
steadily sellers fa79r until to-day. when with warm
weather and Dcra ips the feeling IS shade easier.
spec marks n fresh laid goods reached 2dc on
Monday st generally held at that price but az the
close ID find buyers for Nescrn above IL 2c
and higher quotation Is considered extreme Ear Western
are generally selling AZ lgc and the best Canada smo
price although few special marks Of bon are held al &c
cchousc stock Of poor quality urgently offered and very
irregular In value.
state ana Penn per Western Held prime 164lSio
dor % n. " esten and Cana.
Western Prime dozl9 di9i2 da Held inferior. 10 III
~ "
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0onnirp propertp for Sale ano 60 fet
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
AT ROSELLE, NEW-JERSEY.
unUsES RUELT TO ORDER.

Tho ROsFLLE LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COM
PANY having divided their property among their stoct.
market The advantages Rosele rapid ana nequeat
~ Ibe central railroad oi NewJersey has established a
wide reputation lor be eiites for oca travel osee y
drainage AID healthy locations las PIes5yterian EDisco
Walk fnciy lined win "A trees orderly population
free rom liquor sa'2g % eeSe nshS o. " b sfes ts
are apparent pcTs seeking home In the country CON
'eh'h' 10 ''' ''' -'pp' A. D. HOPE. l2l Ilberty.st.
4 T HEMPSTEAD, l.. Large furnished
n house with 7acrss in lawn orchard garden &c tae
i've minutes Of station and one mile o. Garden ty l,h2,
INOUR MiLL-For sale or exchanged large,
/ welLequippe mill located in 1nest grain section
in Central ow% 2S + PARSoSs ssSS ~ cedSr. y
EOR SALE-627 ACRES.
MAGNIFICENT LANDED ESTATE. Doc Run Valley,
chester Co Pom known rs R0CK-BAttroN DAIRY AND
farm houses barns dairy house WITH 20 h9 SO power
engine boiler ana eonpse m ot spS H mi SeSs Ss
wOOai'uo w j. W isxHSARD Attorney Tor owner
= South IIlgh-st.. West Chester Penn Box l,6l2
ORANGE. n. j., REAL ESTATE.-V Vicinity
~ speciaty sale rent furnished and unfurnislcd Apply
LEANDER W LLIAMs. p .. Building.
ORANGE. y. j.. Uhis vicinity specaltyl.-
Dnunlsed hsGS NJ Eb%HRD TAMfioS Co. Finest
rVO RENT. furnished or unfurnished, gem
emans country residences large airy rooms I wh all
6s about three ground abundant
near y Il cnRs fIRSt cAAIER0N Greenwich Conn.,
V'O RENT.-At Crawford, y. D.. forty five
snS 10 Ba S pISss present into
bts hlsi new SS hSnse S'i opposite Cali or address
'''' ~ GEORGl. 6. ELY. Crawford. y. j.
TJIO LET, TREMONT.-Within five minutes
walk OF depot first class house ten rooms Crot9n
Mater gas 'eHfrSh MSh T. c1MP OTncr G IocTys
or d. L. WOoDALL, near fremont station.
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Gopartnerbip Notices.

~ BROADWAY. NEw.YoGK, sept Il. 1855.
NNHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
1 a copartnershp under the firm name OF AfLOR
Walsh for the OIL general banking anil brox'
eI"s' ""' FREDERICK TAYLOR,
SAM'L y. WALSH
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Jinqncial.

expert accountant OF great experience
y strnghtcns books auots investigates them, &C. for
Il argc For estimate addre q
CONFIDENTIAL lNFEhi BOX 2,092 Post Once
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Ercoklrn I)ropertp For Sale auI 60 Get

CLINTON-AVE, near FultOn-st., Brooklyn.
TO rent fats the locality in the city for $50 70
s34 per In good order ADDRESS
BROWN BROS, 40 6th-ave, Brooxls n, n. u
EOR SAIE-HOUSES.- of those ele-
giant 3story brOvnsione oetagonront houses on IN,
ave between aTrOst Gareldplace most desirable
location only blocks from Prospect Parks cabinet ana
hard trimmings mirrors extra mantels and sanitary
plumbing WITH every Improvement found hrst-clasS
houses rst.class tenants would rent aew OF these
houses Houses lots IN ell sections
OF the city aud 20 let For full particulars apply on
premises or 10 LEONARD MOODY. No 20 Court-st ana
276 Fatbush.ave., Brooklyn.
nor SALE. - Macon-st., near Sumner-ave.,
Il threestory and basement house brown stone 2OxOi
splendid order. all improvements 80 u nues from New'
York; price $1,000 OWNER. 81 Murrayst, y. Y.
nor SALE.-Fifty Splendid Building Lots,
block from elevated roadi time 80 minutes from
NeW.York Iity IlaI. Apply 10 A. NJ SUNDAN,
4(S Evergreen.aye, Brooklyn.
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REAL ESTATE

EEw-EoRK. Wednesday,. sept fo, 1885,
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
The following sales held the Exchange and Auction
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bsIg0 PRICES OF PHILA DELPHIA sTOOKs
kporied by JOHN II. DAVIS & Co., IL WaItsk
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Business propertp tor Sale a,d to Get

TOR SALE.-DOwn-tOwn business property
two threestory brick stores. No IA and l6 LpenaTt
price Of the lots paying good In ter II on
TIE Investment. +. y DRISCOLl, 80 Park Place.
FHO LET at the substantial new building "a
"a Newt hambeTsst. running through 10 Roee-st,
large basement and lofts above with power,
elevator, etc rutland WHITING, 5Beekmanst
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SIN Prices or OALIPORyTA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 10, 1885.

DLOsIy3 PRICES or BOsPOy SrOORS
Boston Sept. 16. 1885.
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Bid. Asked
Northern Pacific
csLhAso1. ........ 2lz 20
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CHARLRsToy. Sept lG-TurDentine firm at 30c.
SAVANNAH Sept. l6. --rnrDentine steady at 3Ol2c
WILMINGTON. sept 6-rurJontlne firm at 3Oi2l
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-12-30

given In our report of yesterday
showed them guilty of disreputablc
conduct. Instead of being highly
colorcd, eyc-witnesses of the dis
graceful scenes there enacted can
be produced to prove that our ac-
count was very mildly drawn. And
those are the men who are asso-
ciated with Mr.. llayselden as can
didates for the Legislative represen-
tation of the capital of this kingdom! !
Really, the squirming, and wander
ing, and evasion of the ADVERTISER
are not to be wondered at. The
shot of the Governments " first
gun" killed a voter; the recoil may
empty the garrison.
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ROYAL STUMPINC.

EDITOR BULLETIN: THE follow
ing statement appears in the NJ
7oepa Kuohoa of Dec. 26th:-
"We have heard the following re-
port of question put to an assem-
bly, at Kailua, North Kona, very re-
Gently: 20 my subjects, by what
means are these stony uplands and
chapparal wastes to become mines
of gold, and these desolate shores
be rendered sources of wealth to
you!' The audience were silent for
a space, when one of the people re-
piled, by the hands going down to
cultivate the soil, will wealth be
gained This was wise reply,
and no dream or fancy, but in ac-
cord with sound political economy
and history. But the questioner re-
jectcd that answer, and gave the
following answer of his own, Put
the hands upH This being puzzle,
he interpreted it thus: Put up
your hands to elect those candidates
who will vote for borrowing a loan
of ten million dollars. That is the
means by which these stony and
thorny wastes shall become mines of
wealth to you, and these shores
shall teen with landings and
wharves to receive the treasures of
commerce. ;"
Reports come from many sources
of similar appeals made by the King
to the voters in other places during
his present electioneering tour.
How is this avowal of policy by the
King himself to be reconciled with
the programme put forth by the
Kings own candidates in Homo
lulu on Christmas Day? Who is
playing double game? Has Mr..
Gibson made the son-in-law and
Lilikalani publish moderate mani
festo in order to offset the injurious
effects of the Kings speeches in the
rural districts? 1t looks as if things
were getting mixed in the Palace
forces. Rather hard on the son-in-
law to have to straddle two horses
in an election besides his other
multifarious functions!
SwEATs.
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REPLY TO AN IMPERTINENCE.

FDIToR BULLETIN In the 1dUcr-
tiser this morning appears a leader,
the writer of which gets off an ac-
count of the death of native in
the Station House, but apropos of
that what has that got to do with
the So called offensive and anony-
nous attack on Brother Bertram of
the "Society of Nary" l must con-
fess that do not know what that
Society is, but one thing l do know
l made no attack on Brother Bertram
of the "Society of Mary neither
did l send you any anonymous
communication, because then as
now l give you my full name and
address. 1t would be well if the
smart Alick who writes in the
1dcertiser would do likewise. clay
on, McDuff, and-be he who first
cries, hold, enough"
Memo me in,p,tne ldcessH.
VIGILANCE.
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TEACHERS CONVENTION.
TUESDAY, Dec. 29th.
FORENOON.

Convention met at $3.50. After
the opening, the first business on
the programme was obstruction in
Arithmetic" consisting of elucida-
ton of methods Oh the blackboard,
conducted by Mr.. Moore.
Rev. G. M. Hyde, ID. d., read
a Prospectus of Kamehameha
Schools"
The Rev. G. +. Groser read an
elaborate paper on the Reformatory
School.
A communication from
was read by Rev. DIR.
Hyde, giving his experiences in
teaching Hawaiians.
The next paper was read by Miss
Arms, from Hilo, a teacher in the
Boys Boarding School under Mr..
Oleson, on ''The Teachers Indi-
viduality."
Adjourned to meet at 2 O'Clock
p. NJ. in the Y. M. G. A. Hall.
AFTERNOON.
Proceedings opened at 2 O'Clock,
MIR. ii. 5. Townsend in the chair.
An exhibition in calisthenics was
given by six of the girls of the
Pohukaina Girls School, under the
direction of Miss Corney, Principal.
No corps of red-coat regulars could
go through series of cvolutions with
more absolute precision than did
these six girls. The performers
were Louisa Kanae, Maria Lii,
Bella Bolster, Tabitha Kekumu,
Rebecca Naapuwai and Waimaka
Kaluna. Miss yon Holt furnished
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Notice of Letters Patent,

\ LII persons are hereby notified that
IA Letters Patent were issued by the
Hawaiian Government to JAMES
KENNEY of Honolulu on the 18th day
of December, AID. 1886, for an improve.
ment in brake, gig and chaise springs,
and that said Letters Patent were as.
signed by the said James Kenney to the
Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Com
pany on the 22nd day of December, AID.
1885, wherefore the said Hawaiian Car.
riage Manufacturing Company hereby
warns all persons against infringing on
the said Letters Patent.
HAW'N CARRIAGE MANFG Co.
Honolulu, Dec. %, 1885. 20S If
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THE AsTOR HOUSE.

FNHE Proprietors of the Astor House
Il wish to inform their friends and
the public that they will continue the
restaurant business, and hope by prompt
attention and good fare to merit share
of public patronage.
211 I'm CHAN WOO.
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GRAND CHANCE

GRAND CHANCE
DOR an enterprising man with small
Il capital. Outfit ready for the
road. For salc--1 Tri.unial Magic
Lantern, with apparatus complete. The
Instrument, by f.. G. Wood of London,
is new, fitted with il5-inch condcnscrs
and triple achromatic obicctives, cnab.
ling views TO he shown at from loft to
l20ft. distances. Also, a complete Dio
rama of the Hawaiian Islands; also, II
set of Australasian Views. Both sets on
hand-painted slides. On view at
r. MORE'S,
King Street. 2O9 lw*
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cuas HEspacHE.

Hsadarbes are usuzTy Induced By cos
fiveness, indigestion, foul stomach, or
other arrangements Of the digestive sys-
ten, and may Be. easily eared By tie use
Of Ayers Pills. Mn Mary s. Scott,
Portland, Ne. writes: Il had s,EEered
drvadfuliy from SICK Hea1s,he. AMI
thought myself iaeurlble. Di-o7ier Of
the stomach caused il. Ayer'$PiIls eured
me entirely
CURE HILiouSNESS.
John C. Pa:tisoa. Lowsl Nelsr.- write;
IW4 aftacke,l with Biz~as Ftser. yvaiei.
was followed By Jaunliee. / was 50
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Of my recovery. commenced taking
Ayers Czthartie Pills, AMI so.sn regained
my customary strength and yizor. l feti
certain that / owe my recovery to your
invaluable Pills.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FOR THE
Third Judicial District OF Washington
Territory, holding terms at Seattle
No. 43O-John ID. Smith plaintiff, vs.
r .. Densmore and 81. Densmore, de-
fendsnts.
Under and by virtue of an execution
issued out of the above named Court, in
the above entitled action. I have duly
levied uron the real property situated in
King county. Washington Territory, and
more particularly bouaded and described
as follows. towit:
The north hslf ~ Of northeast quarter
ID OF southeast gu after Il. OF section one
sIl, township twenty fve (25l north, range
three 10 east containing 20 acns; also
lot eight 49, block seventeen an, in A. A.
benny's addition TO the city Of Seattle.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
Saturday. she sth day OF August, 1855.
At the hour OF O'Clock D. m. of said day.
in front of the Court House door. in the
city of Seattle. King county. Washington
Territory. I will sell al the right, little
and in crest Of said defendants, or either
OF them. In and to said real property, at
public auction. TO the highest bidder for
each.
Dated at Seattle. the 9th day Of July.
1885.
J. II. McGRAw,
jy95 Sheriff Of King county, TT.
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il Third Judicial District OF the Territory
OF Washington. holding terms at Seattle,
in King cou1ty. for the counties Of King
and kitsap.
No. 4I6i-Harriton Clothier and John
Browning, executor OF the viii Of Henry
Y. Pierce, deceased, aiRtiff vs.. Charles
Doty. defendant.
Complaint 1led in the County OF King.
in the Office Of the Clerk of said District
Court
The UNrRD STATS on AMERICA SEND GREKrrxo,
TO Charles Doty. defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against You by the above
named plaintiff. in the District Court Of the
Third Judicial District Of the Territory OF
Washington. holding terms at the city OF
Seattle. in the county OF King. for the Coun-
ties OF King and Kitsap, and to answer
the complaint fled therein within sixty
days from the date of the first publication
Of this Summons, or Judgment by default
viii be taken against you. according 70
the prayer of the complaint.
The said action IL brought to recover
the sum OF 500. with interest thereon
from the Sd day OF De ember, 1881 al one
and one-half per cent. per month and
costs. aud attorneys fe upon a premis-
sorry note MADE and delivered by defend
ant. Charles Doty. to Henry e. Pierce, on
the 81 day OF December. lsS3 and TO fore
close MORTGAGE given on said Sd day Of
December, 1853 by defendant TO said
Henry c. Pierce.
Witness the Hon, Roger s. Greene. Judge
s~->l of the said District Court and
SEAL. the seal thereof, this aDsh day
t' of June, A. ID. 1850
JAMES SEAVEY, Clerk.
BY JAMES p. LUDLbw, Deputy.
ID. II. Harrison, attorney for plaintiffs.
Date OF first publication. June Is 1885.
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NOTICE OF SEIZURE

PY VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE
- OF the Internal Revenue laws Of the
United States. |. Gwin Hi.ks. Deputy Col
lector Of Internal Revenas for the d Il
district OF Oregon. did on the 18th day Of
July. =. 9pon the premis q one John
block numbered a. OF John J.. Moss plat
o. South Gttle, In the city OF Seat le.
King county. Washington Territory seize
and take int my Possession. and now
have possession Of. The following described
pereonal Prep .rty. goods and ahatteis. 20
cases soft soap. loo pounds soap, II boxes
soap. pair scales. iron watts with fur
naces. boxes axle grease. scan PRESSES.
horse wagon and harne Q. hogs. lot Of
tools o. various kinds. I cork staYe an 4
lol Of honseheld hxfurA and % chickens.
The cause Of said seizure being that 4
certain building upon said premIses. On
said ~ day OF July. 1885, and prior
therefd was used es q distiliery. and 4
certain still and dtstilIing apparatus was
there set up and one Richard y own did
then and there carry on the business Of q
~ without having giyen . bond 70
OF which "a In Violation Of sssctions $50
and s1sl Of tbs Revised Statutes OF the
United states And All on said personal
property. goods and ehatfels, wers then
and there In said dlstiileFy. aisd In q ces-
tain room. yard ant enclosure connected
herewith. and were used with and CON
Hitnted part Of said premises; and the
same thereby be rame subject TO forfeiture
10 the Unifed STAIRS.
Any person claiming said personal prop
esty. goods and chastels. must appear be-
fore me ~ my once In the city Of Tacoma,
Washington Territory, and make snch
claim " thin thirty days from she 18th day
Of July. lisa that being the dAfs OF the
first publication Of thie notics
GWfN HICKS.
Deputy Collectors Of Internal Revenue. ~
Aforesaid fVlQd1WH
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SUMMONS.

INTHR DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRr
i judicial District OF the fs ritsry Of waAh-
tngton, holding terms at Seattle. in King
county, for the counties Of King and KftsAp.
Complaint fled 10 the county OF King, IN
the Office OF the Clerk Of said District Court
NJ. 4l2s--aooert Levy, plaintiff, vs.. Thes
n. Bates, defendant.
Theunited States Of America send greeting
To Tnos. II. Bates. defendant.
You are hereby required 10 appear In
an action brought against you ~ the above
named plaintiff, In the District Court Of the
ThirdJudieialD District Of thsIerritory of WASTE
tngton. holding terms 81 the city OF Seattle. In
the County Of king. for the Counties Of King
and Aitsap. and 70 answer the complains nisd
therein, within sixty days from the date 81
the first publication OF this summons, or jude
ment BY defAult will be taken against YOU
according 70 The prayer u the complaint.
TIE said action IL brought 20 recover frum
said defendant fhe sum Of six hundred 5000
dollars, with interest thereon from the esh
dag & May, lss !, al the rate Of one per cent
terest upon certain promissory note made
and delivered by defendant Thos. H. Bates,
% James Men ugh, On the 9th day Of May,
1853. a. prayed for 10 the complaint herein.
which said pote was afterwards, for . vAiua-
ble consideration. duly assigned and trans
ferred 10 the plAintif, who 70 now the legal
holder and owner thereof, and for costs Of the
said Action.
Witness the Hoa. Roger S. Greene, yudss
of the said District Court, and
skAI- the seal thereof. this 18Th DAY o.
49, May, A. d. 1855.
JAMES sEAvKY, olsrk.
By JAMES p. LUDLOW. Deputy.
HelTy B. Leomis, attorney for plaintiff.
Date Of nrsf publication. May 3S. lss5.