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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-21

Two Edifices Ca be Erected ut Seattle
This Summer.
Tbs First Christian church has secured LOT
In latous and win commence building q
ckurchhouse II that point in a few days
since M Mrfailum arrived In the city few
months ego this congregation has been greatly
strengthened add Is preparing TO do more etfici-
ens work than IL has done in the past A lot on
the cornet OF box and Harrison streets has been
purchased aud . church building will be
erected there tAis summer.
Arrangements are now being made with the
general missionary board OF the Christian
church TO send another minister TO Seattle to
assist in the growing work. This denomination
10 increasing very fast aud now ranks second In
this state In point Of numbers. - compared
with other rcIi gious bodies
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kERoE BROUGHT BACK.
He Admits stAsbiug the Japanese Ser


want
Detective Bolton Rogers returned from
Nalis Walis Yesterday morning and
brought With him Andrew kshoe. the
young man Who brutality assaulted ku
Wstsu, the japanese servant
hehoe is perfect specimen OF tough
and Is n yesrt old. lie Is about ave feet
nine inches in height dark complexion
and dark brown hair. He is addicted 40
the Use OF opium and traces ef the vile
habit ate al over his countenance.
The prisoner conducted himself very
quietly during the trsp from walsa walla
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Unity Club

tnity Ctae meets snis evening in the
rarioEs Of the Unitarian church, on Seventh
street, ss : o'cloek. The discussion OF
Henry Georges Progress ard Poverty. -
begun SSo weeks ago, viii he continued.
A cordial invitation - attend is extended
10 the pah.is
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pAsTARDLY RoGuEs.
They Rob . Man and Force Him &c
swallow Poison.

KuIso, April eo.-Yes,erday afternoon
while John Taft was walking along the
railroad. few miles south OF Castle Rock,
he was attacked by three men supposed to
be tramps. who relieved him OF shout SIS
and q silver watch. The robbers then COM
PEELED him TO take poison and left him 10
his fate. Fortunately two boys who were
out hunting, came along and discovered
him in serious condition and carried him
TO Castle Rock where medical aid was had.
The scoundrels have not yet been cap
turei
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YER AND PRAISE.
Uom Rector Draws . Large
Crowd to st. Marks.
~ CHURCHES ALL WELL FILLED
|r1ke11ss Rrossssasts Occupy Their Ses
&Inae-Chrfstfsn Chureh % Bsiid-
4 4Aree Nsw Presbyteriss frsschers.

Uvsepoafs and esoaks were thrown on yessss-
- - the church goss wensed fhsis say
~ srv1rsl hos1sen Of vofship bIesssnz the cfsa-
fS1 ~ ll1e beunfeous vsashes and for fhssf
& 7r1l1 - 81 : city where there are nearly hsfy
- 70 staend. Tne services were weli -
80 eAsouehout the day In all the chnfenss
80 tcnou a. several Ut the churches wefs aa-
- n66s "A who came. The days services
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soasowsas are the names and aidresses
81 the nss board ef education Of Washing
ton: H. IL Bryan. chairman, Olympia; L.
II, Leach. secretary. Vancouver: y :. In
graham. Seattle, @. A. Tiffany. sprasue:
a.. A Nalas gx3szx
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We rVs~sset saturday Y~r sxgs0ss frssss New
aesk al The latest style trsfaragwgS wife frsrxxs
wste gsngs. frvass. asA ness. etc ghesssr
Clss<<
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Once, Butler Block; p. O. box asE
Telephone. lbs.
Q. II. ANDERSON, County Surveyor.

FIELD DKPurrES
4. B. NOVEL;, Seattle; ID. o. Lewis, Slaughter:
George G. Lowering. Fremont: b C. Meyers,
Falls City,. E. @. Hunt; Thomas VI. Pettia,
Back Diamond: c. N. Back, Enumclsw, A. n
Godfrey; Fred Jorden, Road Deputy
Orders given to the couaty surveyor or any OF
the deputies Will receive prompt attention. The
work OF all deputies viii have the same ofacia Al
,orce and effect - II done by the county sur.
veyor personally, and Will be recorded In the
records Of the county surveyors once - soon
q examined and approved
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FREDERICK & BURU
Room %, Kline h Rosenberg Beeks
Front St., Foot Of Cherry.
TAKE ELEVATOR.

rwenty-four lots In Green Lake Circle 49,
ton chs ap for csah.
Two OF the finest Lots IN west Seattle w
Forty acres head of Elliott Bay. Ears q ~
icr plating beforc the arrival OF moLoE ~
which wills pass the property. 500 PEI -
Two lots In Mob Hill addition, ~ sss
One-half cash. balance LIST ~ Jsnuofy: 80
These lots comm nd magninceus vssw y
fosn, bay and mountains. Fine site - -
residence. -
cash
Three lots In Woodland addition: Dea91nV
situated; below market price: good IN. =
Lots Ia MapePs tract ado ming motor -
dition. SEQ. easy terms.
Lot 5dxloO, Jackson street addition. -;
cash. the balance TO suit buyer. ms
bargain.
One block tis lots 5oxiog Hsrrssoa H.
&i73 per lot.
Lois in frederics's adiitio 10 Port Anees
4oxl25. 3tu0. corners, s0xi2h, yl4
We Always have on hand good baSt1
city and outside property: also acres
Loans negotiated
Rents collected. -
We respectfully invite owners OF peepe1W
list the same with ua
Correspondence solicited
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WASHING ON
CO

PAID Up CAPITAL O. sso.0oa
oloo. ooo-Fuax LOT. - fees on jackson streee
oSsyooo-rwo lots l1oxlA coener south So
ond and jackson streets An excel
lent location ior erecting baldinz
10 b used - warehouse Or heavy
wholesale business, IL being one
block from The Northern Pacific
railroad freight depcs and two
blocks f.cm tAe q r n Cas-
dock.
So. ooo-24 lots ON Lake Union. eox23o, end
OF electric car line, having several
hundred feet az water front and val
uahle improvement
ga. ooo-eox12o northwest cnfner Front and
Bell streets. Terms. Cne-half cash;
balance Eve years at per cent
ole.0oo-Two corner lots Id fees square. on
Onion street
q 5,OOO-slos SO essh: balance years a& per
cent: Will tuy four good Groom
houses v hich yield an income OF 10
per cent per annum on $4,000,
%. o0o-Fine 10. on Front street eoxi2a
S1o.OOO-Two lots l2oxi2o. corner on Maii-
son street.
90, ooO-s-acres in West Seattle .tract No. So.
only few hundred feet from West
Seattle Lsnd and Improvement Co S
second plat; all cleared. nne view
%, OOO-Lot 60xt2o on Seveath street, between
Stewart aud Olive, upon which -
erected 2-story hu.ldi g now rented
and paying 10 per cent on invest
ment
o5,OOO-Two lots, 60xlD. on Seventh street, be-
tween jackson aud Main.
.5oo-one lot and part Of another on Main
street; corner.
S5.5OO-n lots ssa block 81. Gilman Park add.
Ballard.
ss.ooo-Five acres in West ssa,sl-. tracs No
60
$500, Four houses on wnired stree. one
TO ( block from cable: nine rooms and
%, OOO} bath.
81, 6OO-New house, rooms and bath, on
Lake avenue; $500 cash; balance. so
per month.
81. 0O0-Two OF the finest lots in Union q ldi-
ton; SO sitnAted that the view can
never be cue OF.
Cheannr 1nfa In Al ,arfa If tho ri
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BALLARD PROPERTY.

Best lots In Ballard from $500 10 $500 each.
$3.50 PER ACRE-72 acres good land south
Of attic; ID acres cleared
and improved: long water
front and near railroad.
o225 PER ACRE-50 acres improved bottom
land. near Kent on rail-
road, su table for small
farms, hop "a sing or vexe-
table gardening. Land
will be sold i quantities
Of one acre upwardA
$50 PER ACRE-240 acres on line of rail-
road, two miles from liver,
one mile from station
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INVESTIGATE.

Examine the property and draw
your own conclusions.
900. . FEMALE COLLEGE to be I'm
1880, at Ravenna Park, just south OF
these choice lots.
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LAKT
The best investment the market toav in city lots
are level living on beautiful plateau overlooking (r,.
Lake the fashionable suburb of Seattle
$40 CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY.

Many beautiful residences con-
tracted for.
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Beautiful Green u

With its numerous attrscl,a... ].
VIENNA Park and Woodland - F
easy distance. together via : -
visw OF the surrounding - o..
make this the most desifnkk
iai and attractive properly y -
chase; streets are cleared, 49, ~
through, timber slashed. 49,
cleared and every lot 1 - -
Electric line passes propersy.
cents.
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For lease.


A fine large building just conpletei, suitable
for either hotel or large boarding house. Has
several store rooms " ich can be easily rented.
Situated on Second street. opposite Denny hotel
Corner Commercial aud cksoa streets, COX
III; $500 per month Tor fifteen years
Two lots. 60xl20 each, corner West ana Uni-
versity streets, tor I've or en- years.
Hoases for Reut in al parts Of the city.
We have large list of some Of the
best property in the city, which we
shall be pleased to show to any one
calling at our Office.
Insurance Department.
Represents combined assets Of OVER
S31,OOO.OOO.
WASHINGTON
TERRITORY
INVESTMENT TiiI:iT co.
Offices in COmpany's Building, N.
w. corner Second and
Cherry Streets.
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FOR RENT

Chisfos ms hail, SIS Frcns street. Is now com
plese IN all it, appointments saitanie for lodge
rrrpoees soyesa. hsy~4 halis. osn9aets. ef<. FOR
ren. Inquire ~ cash reEisse. counter IN CHS
holm d restaurant
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Houses Built on InstaIIment
Plan.

There is now being erected on Green
Lake . lumber mill of 10000 feet per
day capacity; q large brickyard and
sash and door factory within q few
minutes walk OF these beautiful lots
by parties who will build you q house
and receive payment on the install
ment plan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10

ser were oSaaE ssoneas ne Gao wauaows
bs5ux erSkcn
BUFFAEo, \. \ Aag. -TbeCev.-.l
strlke A@s reached here. Oas hussrea
4ad afy ha GAS oi Labor oonnectsa
wlla the d1Herens departments q the
sosa stopped NorN &nd are nov arsang-
iog for general csll-oaG Troatle +.
expeets4 70 result fron tais order.
CTIcA. \. \ Aug. a-Every Knigbs
Of Laeor worklag loz the New Qors
Centrsl 4 bssssn River railraaa in this
ctv or tbe towns b0th east ana uest for
fifty miles has epis WCrk. In this civ
tse force cat mSy nuw Der FORTY Il
is composed Of switehmea, b2ggagemen,
gate-teuders atsfreet crossings freight.
handlers ear-.nspeetors oilers ana
men occupying positions Of a like na-
tare 01ly oze o. two passenger trains
have been Fun AID 10 frelghEs have
gone thrOUgh here since friday nighL
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10
\. ANXIETY IN GGUTEfiALA

People Stay In-Doors, Uncertain When
the Cannon's Roar vYnI Break the
s!lence-President RarIlias Suspected of
an Intention to Flee.
NEW YORK. Aug. "a special dis
patch from the city q Guatemala,
daied August S, says: This city has the
aspect Of a church-yard at midnight
All is silent as the grave. and
the people have to sleep within
their houses. not knowing what
moment the canaon's roar may break
the silence. Provisions arc very scarce
and very dear and the municipal market
is ceserted By nearly all the women
who are accustomed TO sell their wares.
Late Friday night the perintendent
of tho Guatemala Central Railroad re-
ceived orders TO keep special train con-
stantly under steam, n order 70 proceed
70 the port of San Jose. subject 20 tho
disposal OF President Bariilas. II ia
believed that the President is going 10
fee from the country.
All the foreigners have appealed 70
their legations fo- protection in view of
the impending crisis The latest ru-
nor is that Barillss has appealed 70
the diploma tic corps, not now 70 arbi-
trate tho Salvador matter. but TO
--otect and sustain his government
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10
HELP NEEDED.
Congress Urged TO Aid Settlers
in Oklahoma.
Widespread Suffering Am5ng Them
= Letter from President Harrison
On the Subject

WAsuNcToN, Aug. 9-Tho President
he's sent 70 Congress letter from Gov
ernor Steele. oi Oklahoma. representing
that gress distress prevails among tho
residents OF the Territory and rec aest-
inc that the attention OF CONGRESS 30
called 10 the fact The President. IA
transmitting tAe lester says
.Inl0.ma' N received by ne from ofner
sources .cei5 ne % believe Governor steele IS
stegetaer .ght "a bls impression thst t-ere
WI. De unless RELIEF IS Afforded either ~ PUB
lie approrfi2LIou or bY organized lu1I.
vidual effort widespread sunenaF a@ons
the settlers ia Oklahoma GEny q
these people eIpcaGsa n tr&voi ard ia
pgovGlpg shc.terfog their families al q their
accumulated mesHs. The crop prospects Tor
this year are by reason OF tie drought. unfs-
vorable and the ability Of zoe Territory itself
10 provide relief must be inadequate during tsis
year.
y an advised that there is al uEexpented
balance Of about Sl5.0)J oi the lana aDErO-
priated FOR the relief q the sufferers By 1ood
upon the Mississippi river aso ts tributaries.
and recommend tsat authority 5e girea 10 use
this fund 20 meet the most urgent necessities
Of tie poorer people in Oklahoma"
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-In the Senate
Friday the conference report on the forti-
fcation bill was taken up for considcra-
ton. After discussion the conference
report was agreed TO. The conference
report on the sundry civil appropria-
tion bill was then taken up and after
some discussion was agreed to-yeas,
90; nays, Is. A further conference was
ordered on the irrigation items, which
had been postponed.
The tariff bill was then taken Up,
the pending paragraph being No. lS4,
page %, as TO hoop, band, scroll or
other iron or steel, TO which Senator
Butler had offered an amendment pro-
viding that such hoops used for baling
cotton shall be taxed at the rate OF S5
per cent. ad valorem (tho present rate).
The bill went over without action on
the cotton-tie amendment
A Joint resolution was passed 10 ac-
cept from the National encsmpment OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic a
a statue and pedestal OF the late Gen
eral Ulysus S. Grant. TO be erected in
the capital. The Senate then ad journed.
NOMINATIONS.
WAsHIScToS Aug. 9.-The President
has sent the following nominations 10
the Senate: Alexander Clark. Of Iowa.
to be Minister resident and Consul
General of the United States to Liberia.
To be Consuis Of the United States
Samuel b. Horne. OF Iowa, al s.: Thorn
as, West Indies; Adam Liebernecht, OF
Illinois, al Tsmp-co; Samuel McNutt,
of Iowa, at Maracaibo; Herbert /. Rand,
Of Illinois. at Pnape. Caroline Islands
Alonzo Spencer, Of New Yosk, a. Guad.-
loupe
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Pro,lsions. Etc.

CHICAGO Aur 2
FIovR-Ouset but very ara, Spring Pstcnts
s. s5ds2 25: BAKERS. g. ssu30o; Strsighis. sSss
aA25; Winter Patents, S4.49g4G5; Clears. s. le
GAS
wHEA--Active and excited No. cash
1890: September. g. e3s,G9,Ac: December
sSs. siO2 No. Res. 6y1s9c, 20. ; Red, -
Qelc
CoEy-Active saa rrr,er. No. 2 zois fssso
No yellow. 80 .G5ic: Ne. ;, 49G4sA<c' No
. yellow, % il2b3Ac; August lsA 49Ic,
September, <gD5J1.c, Octebcs, $srG5J &c
May, 53i. 15lc.
OaTs-Act.ve ana higher. No 2, cs6SgA.
September, 37a 4S32c. Nay. GEs42c. samples
IN liberal supply and blgher. No q 35kGaec
No White, s. isGi9sc' No. ? 80 /. 4oisc: No.
White. coz. z4lc.
RYE-Steady NJ. ? cash soc; August, eio:
September. &c; Senples about CO Gao foI
No 2. - soc for 10. g.
pARLEY-QU3et ard steady. 70 new Sep
tembcr delivery about zee. Sample lois s5Ge5o.
Mass PORK-taraef somewhat unsettled
Prices euot.blc Al lil 5o4lLGo FOR casa. Sii-5e4
II 60 for August. ai.5'eliGo lor September,
snd .l24 $ 1900 for January.
LAED-D1fhcr quirt AID prices ruled lorer.
Prices ranged a. s. $3.50 fs cash toleisep
6I5 for August. t5lstsQ oZ2it for Septernner.
t635G6.375s fcr October, and stss .0s77ls ioI
5nnuary.
BuTTEa - Crcaner7. T12oc. Dairy, e5i3;
Packing STOCK b2g6 +. c.
POULTRY - Live chickens sif6sc Per >,
Spring CHECKERS. SO .Qc ger 2. Live Turlro $.
9Gloc per 8; Live Dec'gs. Sc. 5C pei 9 Live
Geese 81 Oc3s 20 per dozen.
LIorcE-D .stniod Spirits frrn o. the hssis
oftll3 per gal. tcr fRisacd goods.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10
BITS or rSFoRNAF4oS.

Saaol groSleAs in @lla a. kDasle lri-
a.. br4aklnE' tAe syeAF-eie reeor.
seelliux rare far Eeee Al Svanev,
n :. y, lFi6ay Natserson aelealea
Brown.
Clara Rsnts, aged s VAS kiekea hy
horse - huncic. inc, kr.~sy Hisaf ana
fatally lagare4
.rhe su plsves q the llinsis Contral
rsilrosd on ail ths le~a hnes h.ve de-
eiaea 70 orE~niSe = feaerai-oa
Lima. q, police arresleA taree t-2@ps
Frssay ana secured = epauuty of silver
wsrs whlcA taey lad ssceetes n - ale
cemeterF.
Nme. Bourrion. tie fsstiEr wonGn Of
Roaraennlcs, france, dies lrom her IA
ability % digest food, after fasting
thirty-sisht SAYS
A. J. Story, q farmer living near
Frisn&. saline Ceunty, Nea-, Was struck
by lightning aurlas tae stern Ihars4ay
night and instantly killed.
Owing 20 sickness snd death IL his
family Senator Nsofhees wil not be
aisle 10 III Als earlier engagements 70
spssk IL the lHdiana campaign.
BurElar.ss have been f-eq queRt az
Rochester lad, recently. Thursday
night the stose of AntoD Ih~ilman wes
robse2 of a large quantity of mercAsa-
disc ena lewelry.
Maxwell Evarts, Youngest son - sea
sto William M. LgAIts. has been apr
pointed Assistant United States Dis
tric. attorney, in Aew YORK City. by
President liarris2a
The troubles in souih America have
seriously nter-ered Alth The Canadian
lumber trade. Oaly tour vessels have
cleared from Montreal for Soula Amer
lean ports. against tkiriy last season
Hon. George h Shaw. supreme Chan-
celior Of the Knights of rytnias. aa' app
pointed as his secretary So. = E~&-
clife. Of ~ Louis. VINO will have charge
OF the PytAian civic heads g@eaors of the
world ma Claire. Wa
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10
The cuisines. Outlook.

NEv York. Aug. 9.-R. @. Dun &
Co. 5 weekly review of trade says that
less favorable crop prospects, closer
money markets and further delay in ac-
tion on tue tariff bill in the Senate have
increased the uncertainty which retards
business In spite of sharp advance
in wheat corn, oats, oil and coffee. the
general average of prices for commodi-
ties is 4 shade lower than a week ago.
The outlook depends largely upon the
extent Of injury to crops, the action OK
Congress regarding duties and the
foreign complications which affect the
demand tOr gold.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10

CAIRO. Aug. 9--Troops have been
sent to guard all points on the Red sea
whore persons from Arabia are likely
to land Cruisers assist in maintain
ing tho Gordon. The mortality at jed
dab continues about 100 daily.
" tOUIo, Aug. 9.-The spread OF chol-
era in tho south Of Spain has caused a
panic among the inhabitants. A gen.
eral exodus has begun to tho north OF
SDain and France
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10

Sotla the method and results when
rys'2P Of slgs 10 taken; it Is pleasant
nnd refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
fenssf Jet promptly en- the Kidneys.
Liver saa Bowels, elesnses the sys-
TEN e1aelusEy, dispels colds. head
sens@ aad fsVers aad cures hahitual
constipation Syrup OF kigs . tho
ea!y remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
dacsd, pleasing b the taste aud ae-
feptahle 70 the stomach, prompt IN
"a action and truly beneficial IN is
Elects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
10 al and have made it the most
popelar remedy known.
syrup Of Figs is for sale In Soc
and 81 bottles By al leading drug
gist2 Any reliable druggist who
may not have iE on hand VIII pro
euresit promptly for any one who
wishes~to try it. Do not accept any
snhetitute-
CALIFORNIA FTc syrup co.
sAs FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. ~ sEH roar. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10
Swifs RetrISutiou.

ANNA. H., Aug. o. e.-Friday evening
J. L. Green. the son OF clergyman,
boarded a train near here. entered the
mail car by means OF skeleton keys
and threw CT several mail bags He
then gave the signal TO stop, and as the
train slowed up jumped of, but fell IN
der tho wheels and was so crushed thai
be lived only long enough TO tell wha
be was doing
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10

WHEhT - Excited. 2NG2ac higher fairly
sctiva. Wild reports about crop damage. l-
gust eslq2Fc. September. gsts94ipos
October sss.0siOllk. December, sl03h .
IG3s May, slosA0lor
CoRN-strong. f-sc b iEnc- fairy aciive. Nc.
2. So. SEC. steamer mixed h5ta 5tAc
OATs-Aboai Ic higher. moderately active
Western. 4;cttSc.
PROVISIONS -Boet gua. I'D frrn pate,
S. O0f750. extra mess o. lsGf40 Pork frm
and dull. mess. sI8m241o, extra pfi'rf.
5000 80 Lard Qrici ard weak steam
rendered. S5s5
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10

PEsTH, Aus. 9.--A number Of villages
in Hungary have been destroyed ly
fires. which have also devastated 3
large section OF country. Immense
stores OF corn and other grain have been
burned. and terrible desutucon pre-
walls among the homeless Inhabitants
AT Roros bocalrd women aud six emil
dren were bgraea ~ death. a. hoor
ten lives were lost
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10

VIENNA, Aug. 9. Twenty Of tie pas
senrers who were on the train that was
derailed and thrown down ar enbsnk-
ment into 4 marsh near Pltzeu, IN Bo-
hemia, last "Wednesday are missing. IL
IS feared that they were drowned and
their hodies washed away
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10
End o, the Carpenters. conveotroa.

CHICAGO. Aug. o.-At The closing ses-
sion of tla Carpenters and Joiners'
Brotherhood in this city, w. r. Kliver.
OF Chicago. was elected General Presi-
dent and So Louis selected as the Eek,
OIsce OF meeting.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-22
.FFICES:
ITO CALIFORNIA


NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
IN Sale-Notice is hereby given that Carl
Ostman, unmarried. under date of the fifth
(5th) day of August, 1889, executed and de-
ivered to the German American Building
Association, corporation duly organized
and acting under the laws Of the state OF
Minnesota, certain indenture of mortgage
to secure certain Sums of money and obliga-
lions therein mentioned, whereby ne con-
viewed and mortgaged unto said German
American Building Association, its success
ors and assigns, Lot five co.. of block ten (lO).
of OakVille Park. an addition to St Paul, III
Ramsey county, Minnesota, according to the
plat of said addition OF record III the office OF
the Register of Deeds in aud for said Ramsey
county. which mortgage was, on the 21st
day of August, 1889 duly recorded ON page
one hundred and ninety-twO (192), OF Book
one hundred and twenty (120), OF the mort
gage records of the Registers office OF said
Ramsey county; that default has been made
in the conditions of said mortgage, and such
default has continued for more than four
months anu at the date OF this notice
there is claimed to be due, and there IS due
and unpaid ON the mortgage debtand obllga-
ton secured by said mortgage. the sum Of
fourteen hundred and forty-slx dollars and
ninety-eight cents 81 ,446.9S).
Notice is also given that under and by vir-
tue of a power of sale in said mortgage con-
tanned, and made a part thereof, and pursu-
ant to the statute IN such case made and pro-
vided, the said mortgaged premises above de-
scribed will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder, in ST. Paul, Minnesota, at the
main front door ION Fourth street, OF the
new Court House of Ramsey county, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of Monday, the first
(Istl day of September A. D. 1890, to satisfy
the mortgage debt and obligation then due
on said mortgage, together with the attor-
news fee of seventy-five dollars named in
! said mortgage and the costs and expenses of
these proceeding allowed by law.
Dated July 9Th, 1890.
GERMAN AMERICAN BUILDING ASSO-
CATION, Mortgage.
CHAs. N. BELL,
Attorney for said Mortgage. Room 81, Gil
fjllan Block. ST Paul. Mimi.