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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06
Grand Rapids Markets.
vaRw PRODUCE FROM FIRST HANDS.
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TrrsaRkm OFyIcK July q.
GRsTx-wheat: red long berry. 92c. shorf berry
FREsH MrsTs-Bess. per crt, 81 sosf7 -. Veal
g. G17 50. mutton. s. S9s5 %: pork. 90
sls so
PouIrar-FovIs: Dressed. Isa14c.
EGes-Ii613c.
HoxrT-I06I2sSc PER pound.
Bskxs-DulI ~ ia kf 90 per bushel.
SEEDs-Clover - 1647s.
HTDEs-t5rsen sstssse per =: cured, 7s6sc. kip
Tic: dekin skins. Ssasc. Grub5y hid4< third
Of sheep pelts -Shearlinzs. Io<Si2c. lamb skins
lsGEc.
TuJor-Tallop. si.c Per p
vsarrsB1xs-Potafo-~ 6d2sc.
STRsuRKRs1es s&fr2
BuTTxR-Frs~h roll 125fditc. this and Jars f2ls
Hsv-sp61i p-r tor,: new ss6fa. nsuch a TIE
new bay i sold b. tie Iosd- strss. s. sosSa %
wooD-I,ry Ts-inch blocks. 81 7sa2p per cord.
fo1rfoot vood. - ssa4 o. rer cord.
Wcs0f--2361sc-
wTScxT4sxFtrs sxIEISe pzTcrS
FIovR-PsetrT psr barrel, g - vheiessle.
s. - retail pafent. ~ - who5eszis 8 D. REAL.
MT1E-FEED- Mi3tlf1es, 81 per t0n Wholesale
= q - evt rsss.l. srss. 81 {" rer ,e.a whele-
ehxd-~efe. g. = T,es' ewt- reeeii.
PzovIsToxs-Me~s PORK Per hol-. SIS IL clear
PORK fls, hsrns. wholesale ~ per =. stsaui6srs
y; smok@s beef- isc. iara. tie-oes. 7&es kstti4.
ssIT-syrscsse. lnsrrei. q r; sszfrnsv. g. -.
~xxrs-Iirnrfhv. g. -. eIo~-r. e. =. Rssd Tor
g. -; o-chsra s~sss. & 50; E~ntncky hlss Tr,-s.
Krsosxxr oz1~-wst.r vhis.. tT the szsl fsske
par zsllrre Mfchizzn Ae~s Sc per gal
Ist<r P74sTxR- IN cs~ iass & y per far. sru-.
cisZ vsress1-s = :. - -
&c prr bha.s ohfo .! % Psee~ksy. & et. hzir
I< pr IN. seusft. u a41 a per ~. 81 80
sz ~ sss. 80 w. go.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

not thought il worth ~lsiie 10 reply 10 the
attacks aud lnsznaatlons nladT upon me bsli
may yet ooneluce IL do So
Mr. barlingaERe hinted that n ease he
should DC provoked ~ do - hs o0uld>ils ulge
information ia regard - the management OF
the campaign by Fuller. lanes and their
friends. that would sarprise the faithful fol
lowers of the Chairman and Secretary Of ths
Greelbaok Executive State Comnittae, huf
hs realizes the fact that they. both being IA
the newspaper business. would hase great
certainly ensas.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

Hartford Post.l

"That looks very nice, indeed" re-
marked Mr.. Fitzjoy to his better half,
as he uncovered the breakfast dish.
''What is itf"
"That is the new cooks speciasy-trips
smothered In crumbs of bread"
''Well, l should say So" as he made an
unsuccessful attempt to cut it. Its
mighty t ugh"
II don't see. The cook has a diploma
She ought to be a good one"
''Oh. that accounts for it, She fried tbs
dirlomav -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06
Another Riot Expected at Chicago.

g. 400, July 5.-Mayor Harrison to-
1ght issued proclamation ordering all
Isople to keep as much as possible of the
streets along the car lines tomorrow. An
other effor. will be made to run in the morn
ing under the protection of two or three
hundred policemen Probably the scenes of
Friday will be repeated. The strikers are
endsavoring to have the city council, which
meets tomorrow evening, declare the char
ter Of the West Division railroad forfeited
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06
The National Encampment.

PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-The National Mil
itary Encampmeut at Fairmount Park has
closed. Nearly all the organizations will
leave for their respective homes tomorrow
morning. Lieut.. Gen. Underwood, the pro-
jector and manager of the encampment,
announced Saturday night that the winners
of the various prizes would not be made
public until Monday. Financially the en-
campment has proved a failure. 1t is not
believed that cash prizes will be paid.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

The receiver in the matter of the assign
ment of Kinney, McGraw a Co, hardware
dealers on South Division street, who failed
about two years ago, has filed his final re
port showing about S375 Ia has hands as the
net proceeds of the sale of the stock. The
claims against the firm amounted 10 several
thousand dollars and the creditors will re-
ceiye only five per cent of the claims. The
hearing OF the report AZ set for the 18th. be-
fore Judge Montgomery.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06
The Visiting Scribes.

The following newspaper meu spent the
Fourth in the city: Ed j. Clark, Manistee
Democrat; Geo. +. Hopkins, Springfield
Ull.) Register. Mart O.. sverill, Muskegon
Journal; w. q. Barnes, COopersville ObSer-
rer: A. j. Shakespeare. Kalamazoo Gdzette,
Alf. Rindge, Cadillac Tiples G. III. Cowdin,
Rockford Register; K. 5. Crawford, Detroit
Netcs, and Il. McCollum, Detroit Post.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06
The Afghans Restless.

LONDON, July 5-The Afghans are reported
TO be gathering in large numbers on the Rus
sian frontier, evidently meditating revenge
upon the Russians for the Penjdeh affair.
The Turcomans are also said to be consid-
erably agitated, but no movements on their
part have yet taken place.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

Ladie< Black and Coiorea Jerseys.
Some of the cheapest g,,<ls IA tins hue
you ever saw. Ia fact those We sell fof -
IS and 45c art about az thin as eheese
cloth and vel adapted to tropical CHI
mate like that II Honduras of any place
under the equator
We sell splendid Jersey Tor zbc that
Is retailed elsewhere fnnn $50 O. ~ each.
A very good quality for sl.2b ana si.b0,
also a very good Jersey for g We also
have those ~ superior make and finish,
for s25o. =. $3.50 and upwards
SIRERa A OoNFARx.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06
One OF the Best.

We now get TnE GRAND RAPIDS MORNING
TELEGRAM at one O'Clock on the day of is
sue, in the same mail that brings the Detroit
morning papers. That's business. And, by
the way, The TELEGRAM is as neatly printed
and handsome daily as we know of, and is
always full of news, crisp editorials, state
items, etc, etc. We regard it as one of our
best exchanges. Ibiou Republican.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

BsSsos. Me-. July 5-Barnum's circus
train collided with another train on the Mt.
Desert road this morning. John Shsunes-
sey. Of wOonsoocket. r. l.. cook Of the cir
ems. had bis leg broken. two other employees
were badly hurt and horse was killed Two
~ilroad accidents prior to this have hap
pened 60 the circus since Il struck Maine
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06
Fast Reaching Out.

Hon. w. NJ. Hartford, of the GRAND RAP
IDS MoRrSG TELEGRAM. called at the Repisbh-
can Office on Saturday. The TELEGRAM is
fast reaching out to all parts of Western
Michigan, and its final prosperity seems to
be no longer a matter of doubt.-Ne,caygO
Republican.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

Howe KoSe. July 5.--The Chinese Govern
ment has become alarmed At the evident
deSiSns ~ Russia up'1n Corea. and Is taking
measures - protect its dependency. 1roope
sre being ussssed az Flsdivostock and a
feet has heen despatched - watch the
Corean cosSt.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06
A Compliment We'll Deserved

On Saturday evening the Springfield band
visited the hsthbun House 10 extend 80 Mr..
A. X. Antisdel the compliment of q serenade.
After delightful music. which was greatly
enjoyed by all present, the company wac IN
vlted 10 the dining room where al lIn-
promptn banquet had been prepared. The
occasion was an enjoyable wind 1p OF the
celebration and q web deserved compliment
10 Mr.. Anfisdel. who has done 50 much 10
make it a success.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

I,oSpos, July s-The Tsa5fv Tslegraph
publishes. On suthority of the Central News.
a scheme devised It Saturdays Cabinet
meeting for the future administrator OF
sffairs Of Exypt. which makes Turkey
Snzerain of both apper and lower Ezypt
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

LoSpoS. July 2-~The report from Fort
that The British government has decided ~
bofd fhe Province 81 Dlsnzola ss far srzith
as Akusoeh. + ofsc1sily coafruaed here.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

QuxxSsrcwx. July S--The overane C1n-
ard steamer sstfsllsa'' which sailed from
Neu York Iane y. arrived AZ o'cioek this
morning and proceesied st once 70 lsver-
POOL AL on board we're weil.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

II the people OF Michigan could maks
all their purchases as low a. they can OBJ
tain Dry Goods aud Carpets at our
establishment, they would accumulate
wealth at rnte that would soon make
this the most wealthy State II The
Union. SPRIEo A COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06
The Ravages of the Cotton Worm.

CAIRo, July 5.-The ravages of the cotton
worm are extending throughout Egypt, and
grea. alarm is felt that the crops be entirely
destroyed. The officials hsve vainly sought
for means of checking its advance, but have
not thus far been successful.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

SHAKEsPEARE wasn't n broker at all,
but do you know Cf any ms2 who has fur
nished so many stock quots,ionss-Bcstoa
Tim>s.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

LADIES. wnen you go n the sewing So
ciety. be temperate IN all things and prac-
tice Awbriety.-H Whitehall Times.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

I,oSDoS. July s-The Green has conferred
upon SIR Peter Iusn=sien the Grand Cross ~
the Order of Bsth
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

Toilet Soaps reduced in price, at Mills &
Isacey's Pharmacy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

wsSarSeroS. Tuiy 5-The President hss
determined to establish BY means of a ves-
ssE of the revenue marine p%trol OF the
coa@t 40 far ~ practicable. While consistent
uish the performance Of other duties con
sde,l b ne service. b aasist The local suthcr-
sfi..s IN matters ef quarantine against the IN
frosincfiou of Contagious Diseases. Secre-
farv Manning hss issueo the necessary ~
-trssesious. directing commanders af revenue
ssesraers - EXERCISE ds4e vigilance m SPEAK
ins All pazSslz arriving from foreign and
S.,nsherr ports ard 10 INSPECT snS 9nsrsn-
tiuo anv f,und with any contag1ous or N
fartuouz iieease ca board or hat have eff
the rorts where such disease vas prevsslinS.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

Extract of Vanilla f1-25 per pint, 10 cents
per ounce. Our own make. Peck's Drug
Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

TIE Duke of Cumberland Ruled Out
Rwsnrs. gaIy She Federal Council sss
aeci,i-a shas - Duke ef Cumberland = nos
.,fs<l-.<i 4, sseceed ~ tha Dechy Of br1ns.
vi~k. n ! stated three of the Csunc'i reted
nsgs<3vetT.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

THEY sPEsE FOR gHEMsfLyEs
Our $500 Grey Mized glevoif suif ilas ,-rsstef
fnrore n Is made ~ me --latest style fl.s a,sf
and NJ is I,erfect gosd and The nos,s,ia~t
suit ut n ys,u cssn bud fhsfn IN ofhss storr ~
sIso0 They would ie cl.sap We az iastife fl,esn
~ ~ tiz90 vs. hsve on, ~ .uiss lsfi and po n ore
- ls had n amp prizes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-15
Prop ,sals for Fresh esd
and Nut ON.

HEADou AKTERs DKP'r or COLUMBIA
Office OF Chief Commiss&ry
Vancouver Barracks. w. r.. Feb n 1871
CEALED PROPOSALS. IN ThlPLl
- cate, subject to the nal con4iiloeA
will he received nj this office and o. NJ
offices Of the Acting Comnlssafits 3
Subsistence az the following named Rssh
flor the I. esh beef and mutton Eeeiso =
those Eosss onlyL until II o'olock no0i y
Wednesday. March IS 1881 q NEleA
time and places they viii BE- W mss .
the presence OF bidders. for farnmeM
and delivering fresh beef ana nisissn
during the year Commencing July !. ~ a.
1fIise Barracks J. T.: foft
T.; Fort Corn d Alene. l. r; foi, a - 49,
TowSsend " r. Vancouver Bairseks
w. T.; Fort Walla WailA. w. IT,.
Proposals will also be Teealr q - y.
same time and date for suppayt1s se.s
Colville. w. r.. and Fort LApsaL y
thia office and n the Offices 81 tns ,s.n.
=. Fort Spokane, w. r., and femt ssAs
Wmiia. w r respectively a.
The Government reserves tnf nAnA
reject any or all bids ...
bidders will understand that con1sc -
made under this adver.isemenIs - - ~
pcss1ls made In Response thsretA 800 -. -
b. construed to involve the Un-ss. - \
in any obligation for paynasht y sos,.sss
the appropriation granted ~
tor the pun pose. -. .t...l.rx
Hiaas PROPOSALS. and pxsniea rsaisA
stating the Kind OF beef and 1aaton
quirs q. and giving fall instrnctiuas =
the nasnner Of bidding. conditiens -
observed By bidders. and TERMS :.
tract and payment. viii be q nlsnsa
to this cfsice of % ins ~
d III the seve al posis~ .hs.M
Envelopes containing preposaI - =
BE- marked :" Prupl SAILS for Fffssh - - a
Nut onl az Fort ---. ans saass -.
the an aersign q or 10 the Ac1Ins -
u4iissArv of Subsistence ~ 80
posfa. q, A. WOODRUFF
captain and D. q. Us. r.,
te@4w Chlea q .: d..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-15
CmI Rtn NoIICES.

Plymouth Congregational Church,
Rev. ii. l.. Bates, pastor Preaching
At II a. IN. and 7:3} o. III. sabbath school
immsdiateiY after the morning service
Young peoples meeting AZ ESQ D. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening At 1870
o'clock. Strangers are cordially vel
come to all services.
Christian Church. Seneca street, be
tween Third and Foarth.--Servises by
the pastor. Il. billiard Holman, at III a,
%. and 7.s9 o. m. All cordially invited
Sunday school at 10 a. m, L. T. Littell.
superintendent.
Second Baptist Church. Jefferson
street, between Ninth and rcnta--Rev
j. p. Lndlow acting pastor. Services at
II n. "a. only followed by Sunday school.
The bible reading will he suspended
until further notice.
Battery Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, North Seastle.--Rev. l.. A.
Blnks, pastar. will preach ten min
ntes' sermon To children At the opening
OF the mornings service. The theme
of the regular norniu0 discourse will
be " Tie Visions OF the Bible" Ia she
evening the services will ba under the
auspices of the Womea's Oarls.iau
Temperance Union. Short temperate,
addresses will be made by several
speakers. All are invited.
Methodist Protestant Church, corner
second and Madison streets. Preach.
ina morning and evening. at II and "a
e'eleck. Pastor, Clark u. Davis. sen.
day school at close of morning service.
Dexter Horton, superintendent. StrAn.
gers always welcome.
YIN. @. A. Gospel meeting At pm
ia their rooms, corner Front and Ma.
Tion streets. All are invited. especially
young Insn.
Preaching in the Scandinavian NJ. Z.
Church, on Fifth street. between Pike
and Pine. every Sunday al II q. 10. and
i5n p. ia. Andres Farrell, pastor.
First German Reformed Charah. cor.
ner Seventh and Cherry streets. Morn
ing service as II O'clock. Sauday
sahaol 81 2 o'aioet .. N. Theme for 10
day. Hear. d. Israel the Lord. Oar
tiod, is one Lord
Presbyterian Ceateh, corner Third
and Madison streets. Services AZ III a.
in. and 7sSo . IN. Yeane peoples praise
aud prayer seFvtee Al Go .. IN Sab
bath ssheol AT 1890 p. "a.
First taptisa chareh. Preaching AZ
II q. m, and .. M. by the pastor. Rev,
u, J, Pierce. Lake L aion Baptist Mis.
son az IN. M. Al frankland's Hall.
Jackson Stress Blpsiss Mlszioa at 1 3
H., ~ the he'sss nf Mr.. Rhine.
First Methodiss Episcopal Church,
corner Seeend and Columbia streets,
Jshal \. DrsIhasn, pAssoE. 20
day as III a. N, and =. IA. Morning
sahteet. s. Walking with God la The
evening the pakaeF will begin series OF
seFrnoas 10 seens people, on Charae.
her tluilalag" this evening the theme
~ili be, The BASIS ef True ChArAr-
Ter" Prayer meetings on Tuesday and
/ Thursday sStsEings. az $50 O'Clock.
Saaday sohesA Al f9S0 o. N. seats
Free ALI ln'vatsd.
Trinity Ghlarch Episeopall. - The
kev. Desn MAssaa. NJ. A., wilt csk
hEsts the h'aiY Comnaanian al li:lSs.
M fhsre wlli be divine seFvice AZ Tn
~, the n New. she bishop aud the
ksv. Dean etiacssstne, ssnday scAosl
a IL a. ~.
Chtpel Of The Coed Shephesd. san
day seAaal at IssNA There viii be no
divine MFvscs, to-day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-15

IL will be remembered that about q
week AFRO tbs British government de-.
manded the immediate withdrawal OF
the Russian forces from Afghan terri
tory. BY the temporary agreement Just
announced, however, netther the Res
sisna nor the Afghaiis are 10 make any
farther advance. pending negotiations.
IL viii be perceived that this is de-
sided concession % the part of the
British. Instead Of pressing their de.
mand for the withdrawal OF the Rms
slant. they agree that they may main
tain tAsir advanced position. provided
they 80 no further oa their way 10 India
sach concession 70 thoroughly in keep
ing with the pssillailissoas policy Of she
government which sent grand 6snata.
Gofdon 10 khaFtoasn aud then turned a
deaf ear 10 his snireaiiea--left him
there 30 die In spite Of bis o. ssio,aAte
demands for the aid which had been
promised.
How many tisses." he demands.
have ! writtea m,kine for rsinfarce.
mantsP Bat ms letters have never
been answered, The hearts OF my eal.
liant men are weary uith tAis Long wait.
ina for assistance aud failure b. receive
any word Of encouragement shieh
would leave them 20 expect help shortly.
while yau eat, drink and resa in coed
beds. We are always aehstne."
What denanelatio,a Of q government
eoald be stronger titan this, almost The
last message from tie greatest sagliSh.
man, dssomed 10 die needlsssiy, doomed
10 die alone The life OF General Cor.
don vas throwa a,saY reekie#sly. and
iuai 20 teekleesly will tAe kew q Indsa
be allowed 10 fall into the haais Of sas
Raasiahs Concession for tha sAks Of
peaee 70 good. but there are tunes waea
Christianity, civilization, peace lsaelf,
demand Ars and sssl The banner ~
knalaaa must be carried very lofsisx
now, ~ u will sink baglostoasay. II the
British Government dasplayaa sne Aalf
she spirit Of esalisersnry thai Gutmasss
some II tss semi SUBJECTS IN America. /,
mlshs nos now be reaaceA 10 sas,h N,te
straits.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-15


A usual fne University Cnspea vas
veil filed CO Friday. evening, when the
afth ChssaGqgs entertainment wss
given Professor Carrne spoke for more
shaa an no1F on Aristopbanse and
Greek eauedy. Professor johnson
took up ths haiossE Rroup, ana the sn-
d1snce viii long remember the fragrance
~ the mi naied vapoEs af chlorine. bro
1ains aud losiins. - they saluted the
'srrnissl 5lauasnts Of the crznisi nerve
ana apolozfssd for the absence Of their
arong brother thromine. Professor
Lee provided the usual nnsiaal and
literary exerelsE-a-
TIE committee appointed 60 arrange
a second course Of lectases AZ the Uoi-
gersity on the ChataUqaa course, re-
ported that they had neatly cumpleted
arrangements for ths following lectures;
FIrst-Rev. Ar. Ward, ~ T. Church.
Iaoouaa, Friday. April I'd. subisct.
Thought and iis Chariot.
Seoond-Rsv. l.. A. Banks. Battery
street NJ. E Church. Subject; The
Character Of Jesus.
Third. C. Sundbers. NJ ID. sab
iect: Temperance from sanitary point
If view
Fo1rsh-Tte Rsfor ation, by Rev. r.
q Strange. Presbyterian Church.
Fifth-How 10 help the poor, by Miss
Carrie Palmer.
ssxlh-Homer. By Professor q. o.
Cnrme.
these lectures will commence Friday,
April 80. and oeear cash successive FIJI
day. Price for the whole course, in
Guiding use of library from time 4 sale
Of ticket TO July lst, 81.
Select musical and literary exercises
arranged By Professor Lee, will occur
With each lecture
q. y. Jshus0n. J. G. Sandberg. d. j.
Pierce and Professor q. %. Curne we're
appointed a committee to confer with
the committee for Teachers Institute,
With reference T. Washington Chatgu
qua Assembly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-15
Notice of Seizure.

VsERRFToRY OF WASHINGTON.
4 Third Judicial District. IS.
In the district Court holding tetms at
Seattle.
fifty pounds OF prepared opium.
The President of the United States TO
all whom 1t may concern, Greeting
Whereas, John 3. Allen. United States
Attorney for Washington Territory, has
filed an information in the above untitled
District Court, alleging in substance as
follows.
That on the nth day Of February. AID.
ISIS, at the City of Seattle. in King county,
Washington Z territory, afort said, In Ger
tain house then and there being situated
on land within said city, the said A w.
Bash. Collector as aforesaid, did seize
the following goods. wares and merchan-
disa. towit, one hundred half pound cane.
containing nifty pounds OF prepared
opium. and now hath the slime in
his custody as being forfeited for
the causes hereinafter mentioned. to-
wit. for that the said goods. wares and
merchandise. being subject to d,iti.B BY
the statutes OF the United states were.
after the LIST day Of July. 1854 anil before
the seizure, aforesaid. brought into the
United States. ana being so brought, as
aforesaid. were found concealed in
a certain b use At the citf OF Sc
att e. in King county. in tie Terri
wares and merchandise not having
been before that time paid or seear d 70
be paid. against the form of the statute
in such case made and provided; by rea-
son of ali which the premises and the
statutes in this behalf made and provided
the said goods. wares and merchandise
have become and are forte ted TO the uses
in said statutes specified.
And praying for mention or other
proper process. TO the END that the said
goods. wares and merchandise may be,
Oy decree of this Coart condemned rs
forfeited TO the United States and sold.
ana the proceeds distributed according 10
law.
And whereas, on reading and fling the
said Information the Court made the fol.
lowing order thereon. towit:
No. 43ls-ordeF for hearing.
Unit.si States Of America vs.. fifty
pounds OF prepared opium.
Let this cause be 81 down tor hearing
in open Court, on "Wednesday, the
18th day OF March. A. ID. 1855. Of ten
o'clock q. m at which time all persons
having or claiming any interest La aaid
goods, wares and merchandise must ap-
pear aud make their allegations In th Il
behalf 1r their default viii BE- entered
And let notice be given In the usual fern
b. Publication thereof In the DAILY Posr-
ISrEIIIGEScKR. Enter. siEnsd.
GREENE. Judge. etc.
Dated February % 1855.
Now. therefore. all persoas having or
claiming any interest In the said goods,
wares and merchandise are notified 10 be
and appear In open Court at the time
specified In said order. ana make their
in thai behalf o. their default
viii be then entered and the prayer OF
said formation granted.
........ Witness tbs Hon. Roger s. |
seal. Greene. Judge OF sid Dastrt |
5000 Court, and the sesn OF eaid Court
this ID day of March, 1885.
JAMES SkhvEY. Clerk.
By JAMES p. LUDLOW. DEPUTY.
John Il. Allen, United States Attorney, !
By {. II. Hanfe d. a ssistns. mh3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-15

10 - kansn. CApt. HirAa OgnSy,
Of The sseaussr 6aseale, arrived hsas
yesterday 10 fg0cure assistance IN rAis-
iag slse kalk a his saeAnaes. which wAs
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