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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
jyl3-3. WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO.. Aucts,
u ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. Auctioneer..

SPECIAL AND PERENPTORY SALE OF TWENTY
NEW SLATE MANTELS.
On THURSDAY MORNING, JULY SIXTEENTH,
at TEN O'CLOCK. We will sell without reserve within
our sales rooms, FlD Pennsy lvania ave. n.w
TWENTY SLATE MANTELS,
to which the attention of PARTIES such goods
Is called. RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
jylO-d Auctioneers.
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P. C. Twentyman made 1si Il miles on Monday
in twelve hours on . safety bicycle. beating
Holbein's record by four miles. The course
Was between Hutchin and Wisbcach
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
- BENslNGER. Auctioneer.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE sAzA.R

WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
SALE sE. EEYrR a AND y1IHogT RE
TwENTY-FIvE HEAD OF HORSES AND
N MAR cARRraaEs. WAGONS, HARNESS.
WI l. IA !. the s.z,sy Ne go
TIT rwsGy nsia q ;rss Mule. sh,. have sesnss
the iEea Terms ss s On account Of the recent strike by
Txsn.y-hv. head of rooa S Work and Driving HOrs.
and Mares well worthy ;Gs 4. ss'sn'ion Of buyers
TWwenty-hye New and second-hsnd Carriages.
B1The particular attention of contractors. coal
spSli ice men srpre.s men ,ease e.rmsn and
o:si Is;a No exposure e ' sfS &, m ..
RATcLIFFE. pARR & CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A THREE STORY AND
A ffaSH EHsS SriaE NS ioii PENN
BY virtue OF deed OF trust duly recorded in Liher
the Of U ssd o. ts the r rsans. ~ Ss
party seeursd thereby will sell st public auction, in
TSTRTH pAf oF July, A 5. isal. 81 SIX
onna situate ,nr .n and na p,es he 9r a9s o.
lnSton District of Columbia, and known upon the
cas Browning s gross. fscdTsa sH
aivs on OF original lot numbered one ~ in square
gether with the improvements, g. ''-'' ~"
Terms: one-thira cash: the balance in one and two
uss upon the sd
al CASH at the option of the purchaser. deposlt Of
WV At the time of sale IL the Of
are not complied with IN fifteen days the day Of
sAie re NJ reserved TO resell tue property at the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser Ave days
sdyertisement Of such resale in pub
hshed IN Washington. u. c. All conysyancins and
recording ct the cost Of the purchaser
sAMn IA. GLOSS. Trustee.
$1,000, RADCLIFFE. DARN CO..
VI4-o&os Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ kEAL ESTATE, BEING HOUSE AND PREM
ISIS NUMBERED POUR HI NDRED AND SEv-
ENTf-TWo (4s2) STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court u the
Distrct OF Columbia passed the 10Th day of July, A.
y; 1921. IN Equity Cause numbered - p2.. wherein
Michsei r RUPERT 10 complsinan and Mary 4. vii.
nke et al are defendants the undersigned vii offer
IRIpA{, THE TGENTY-FoURTH tSsth1 DAY
" yJLf AID: 1921, AT HALF-PAsT FIVE
OSLoCh M, the following described real estate,
situate IA the city OF Washington. ID. c., wit: The
west half OF os numbered twenty-one (D, in sQusre
numesrsd four hundred and petty Elk $3.50. fronting
WITH that width one hundred and twenty-two Sl22)
ieet two 60 inches to public alley. Improved By
two-story and attic brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree: One
tnrd cash and the balance IN two equal instAments.
. one ana two years. with interest day of sale
70 De sec ursd by deed Of upon premises Sold
o. a! cash at th. option Of the purchaser deposit
Of sale. All conveyancns and recording at purohss-
erS cost.
LEON ToBRINER, Trustee.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers. ~
9th and ID sts y1l-dSds
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


& TEAMER ''wINTHkop" foh BAR HARBDh
- PASSPORT. Campobello. st. Andrews and ht. John
sIEAlEK s.LUcY p MILLER for Rockiand ana
Bangor connections for Mooseiead Lake Juesu.ys u
noon. Both from pier ~. hast river. M.
PeI1nsylva railroad and Baltimore and Ohio rn-
road offices. r. X. sMl Co. General Nanass.sA.
IL and IS William ST.. ny. jy3--t
e HORT ROUTE TO LONDON
- N0RDDEUTsCHEk LLOYD &. a ca.
Fast Express Steamer.
To Southampton Qondon. havrel. Bremen
Trave. Tues. July IA, IA a. Saale. Sat, July L.
4 y. m. Spree Tues. July n. 8 q. m fuldA sst-.
July -. y AIN Vera, 1ues.. July 2s, III L. M
Aller. Sat, aux. Il. p-m-
saioon APPOINTMENTS. Prices: LIST cAlan. q anu aI-
ward berth. according 70 location. ID CABIN and
ssO cerths stesrsre ~ low rates. Apply ~ L. y.
DEOOt. &-o Penn ave. y3
A LLAN In BoYAL NAIL sTEAMsHIpA
Via DERRY and GALWAY. Mostdire.troufe
from 81 otland aud North and Middle of Ireland
ACSoMMoDArIoNsU UNSURPASSED.
ALLASsrArE LIKE
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW wa Londonderry.
livery fortnight.
xSd July. State OF Georgia .... 10 an
9TH August -. State OF Nevada. 10 q IN.
10th August :, State Of NeoseskA :. Ban
upward steeraFe. SIS.
BALTINoht AND LIlEkfooL SERVICE.
VIA Hslfax and St Johns. n. d.
Bteamerssa run Baltimore fOrtnightly.
Apply q q. ". MOSS. ysl Ps- ave-.
my2s-:kn Ms. D. A. BkosNAN. Washington.
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DUNCANSON BROS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF AND CANAL STREETS SOUTH

WEST.
virtue of certain deed of trust recorded In Liber
No i4i tolio 26 ct seq one of the land records
the District Of Columbia and at the request of the
party secured thereby. Will offer sale in front Of
the premises on FRIDAY. THE TMENTY-FOURTH
following described property in the city Of Washing
ton District OF Columbia. TO WIT: Lot ~ in Jas H.
IN book a. Pare 19 the records of the surveyors
Once for the District Of Columbia Sold subject to
Two 90 certain deeds OF trust to the sum Of
81. 400.
Terms: One-haf of the amount in excess of said
deeds of trust in cash. and the balance in one year
with interest at the rate Q! Per centum annum
payable semiannually, and secured by deed of trust
IA the property sold. all cash. at the option the
purchaser 100 deposit at time Of sale. Terms
complied with in lo days.
JOHN T. ARMSl ,.
jy13m, w&f-6ts JAS n MARI 4rusteeS
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneer,.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT ANACosTIA.

no NJ kkSAA9a4 sg4tos
and at IF the ana
IN es Ell GE If n.
ls s At SIX O'CLOCK NJ. the following described
Columbia: Lots 80 and pc, 40 and ii. in square No
plat 81 said subdivision as duy recorded in county
hber folio a. one OF the land records the District
q together with improvements large
Terms: Onsfourth cash, balance to suit the pur-
Rsrs Of popss at The ts Of
eopnsi with within ten days alter sale. otherMiss
e the riSht t. resell the property
bAS ShM q &c SA ohxLLAeHAx., Trustees.
jel9-d&ds 1925 New York ave.
.Hs-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
1e3o-d&ds By order Of the trustees.
ss TTrTHE *BoyE ;S SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
place Ey7-dSdsI By order Of the trustees.
sE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
Saes sHh i5n EIGHTEENTH same hour and
tyl.-d&ds By order Of the trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auct,onesrs.
IRpsTE qMs SALE A5E SE IMRRoyEp REAL ESTATE
S1eR f s4sEEfs %
Ct sfsa IS ss ss e T. 81 s:
land records for the District Of Columbia viii sell
DkY actSn " front q the Rremisss on TUEs
NJ: part Of lot numbered two hundred and twenty
nine I'D. in Beatty HAWKING addition to George
seven CD ieet on the east side of Frederick street and
nnsty,sx l96 feet on the south side Of 7th street.
frame dwelling house.
Terms OF sAle Onethird cash; balance In equal in.
stAllments in six and twelve months with interest,".
secured by deed OF trust on property. depoat Of
q purchaser II forms are not complied with IN ten
Gays the right to rsssn at rsk and
cost Of the defaultul purchaser.
H0d&ds Arthur B. CROPLEY. TTustse.
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sGfEha !, B. EP gs2ElEY. Trustees.
jyS. IL, L., 1SG:212d
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
" ESTATE IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.

Y ESTATE IN FAIIiAX COUNTY. VA
By virtue of decree of the circuit court of Aexar
dria county. Va, entered in the chancery
;. Burdett. B. Frederick Welker ais the under
signed special will sell public auction
at IMELYE O'CLOCK NOON. on MONDAY, JULY
TWENTIETH, 1891, in front of the court house. at
Fairfax Court House, Va. the following property,
wit ali that tract Of land in Fairfax county Va
tanning one hundred and thirty Turkey Cock
run bounded by the Back Lick road and the lands Of
f. Beatte. Ennis jackson and William Ford. and de-
scrioed by metes and bounds in the deed from Emma
b. Carter and LAndon Carter to Frederick WeiAer,
date October "A IL So and recorded in Lber l. No. g.
page 04. OF the land records for Fairfax County
Va.
cash and the residue in three equal instaments at
six. twelve and eighteen months from day OF sale,
ents, which bear interest from the day of sale
at six per cent All convey ancng 1t the cost Of
chaser and title to he retained until the whole Of the
purchase money Is paid.
= n; JOHNSON, Commissioners.
A. W. ARMSTR0Na.} Of sale.
For full particulars see
jys-w&s4t Atlantic building. Washington, D. C.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
WEEKS CO., Auctioneers, ,
w 81 Louisiana ave.
Opposite City Post Once.

~ Oos LOUISIANA ave-,
Opposite City Post ONCE
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
SERNIrGRE AND EFFECTS THURSDAY, JULY
S SItAIEENTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK An, WITHIN
Stk SAILS ROOMS. IN THE LARGE ASSORT-
MINT WILL BE FOUND BED ROOM SUITES IN
N,ALMGT AND ASH; PARLoR SUITES IN HAIR
SSLho1rrh AND PLUSH; HALL RACKS, SIDE
SSolhhbbDS, HAIR AND SHUCk MATTRESSGS.
G q II "A GRoCKERY. GLASS AND TIN WARE.
"AhDROBES, &c. &C. 1t
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
HOLD FURNITTKE,' CARPETS. MATTfN6s,
CONTENTS OF BOARDING HOUSE BIS MIS-
souri, AVENUE NORTHWEST.
70, QN THURSDAI: yGLG SIXTEENTH CON-
SELa The R SSNTENps oEF9gRTEEN WELLTTR
TIVE WALNUT MARBLE TOPCHAMBEK SUITES.
HAIR CLOTH PARlOR FURNITURE. RECLINING
CHAIRS, LOUNGES. OAK EXTENSION TABLE
AND DINING ROOM CHAIRS. WALNUT HALL
RACK. ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBER SUITES. WAL
nut MAkBLE TOP CENTER TABLES. HALL
FS sEFFfs nae
CHAIis, PAINTED BEDSTEADs, BUREAUS AND
MASHSIANDS, HAIR AND HUSK MATTRESSES.
BEDDING. PILLOWS AND BOLSTEkS, BLANK
ETS, CONF 0RTs SHEETS, RANCE. LATRoBE
AND OTHER CARPETS, CHINA AND GLASS
WARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS. SC.
called to this sale. The house is well furnished and
worthy the attention Of buyers.
jyi3-3. WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
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jyI5-d&as CHRISTIAN G. LEDERER, Trust
ID ATCLIFFE. DARK CO.. AucrIoneer..

GOOD THREE-STORY FRAME HOUSE, WITH
BACK BUILDING, NUMBER ITO MASSACHU.
SETS AVENUE NORTHWEST. TO BE RE-
MOVED.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTIETH
1891. at SIN O'CLOCK, will offer sale in front
OF the premises the above story frame house. 10 ~
removed in 10 days from day OF sale. ~ ~
Terms CASH. RATCL1FFE. DARR CO.,
jyi5-d&ds Auctionea.s
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DENTISTRY.

sI1HE EVANS DENTAL PAkLoRs. i2is PA. AVE
nv Teeth extracted positively without pain ca
DANCER by our painless sysfemA harmless vexesAbls
y.por IN use b. only lss eects gre pleasant and
trznsent ARTIFICIAL tssfh. crown and brld<re IS
reasonable prices. api4-t5ns
nR STARE PARSONS, OH ST, COR Il NV
~ First-clnss gold and other hlin<x . speciality Ap-
pcafion % gums prevents pain an exfractlns Tooth
crowns and ptstss inserted nllIa5
nENTAL MISUNDERSTANDING UNIyER-
i,.ty..s,ns kc ~ r,ilps-. M 49, ~. "a ~
cost OF nsterlzls- fslo-tx
RREE DENTAL-INFIRNARY-T FILLED
and ARTIFICIAL teeth inserted without chArxe, 80
cost OF msteral, at l:s25 - y, Dental Depsfs-
ment Of the Columbian University. from 20 y. m.
daily, excsIf sunday. ExtrDcsioa ma InnruarY
opea from Octobor 2 % Juns ~ go
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RALIlMokk a OHIO RAILROAD.


RALTIMokE OHIO RAILROAD
~ scheluie IN effect MAJ To- l,al
Leave washington IRON station corner OF New r.v
avenue and e street.
for thicaSo and Northwest N--tibued Limtteisr-
pres ualils ~ ~ a m;. 80 D. M dHily.
For Cincinnati, ST. LOUIS and lndianauplis yeuu-
bu.ed idmited $500 express n 20 p IA. daily.
for fIusourx and Cleveland. express DAILY, esSS
an. and = - D. IA. ~
Tor Lexington and Stnunton 40 40. nm
For Winchester and way Stations f,.ppm
Tor Luray. . 30. = 40 D. ~
OF hoaiiose. knoxville. Chaftanoors and Memrhls
iv;uO 4, ~. aaly. sieepng car through Mem, lis
DO $500. A. minutesl 80 go 90 a. inint,,esi
u ;D an u 10 80 40 t:i: l5 45 min utssl *
So 81. 30 % 10. A. ninutarl . so - Il aI
sinS 20 sis. soY. LOO "a 20 and u z,
uyOO; - nInutesl. 4 30 a. IN. co. 20o. s.ss
30. ADJ. 4as5 % 10. - min utss) u a1 q. % 81
e;tO. saUU. IL 80 - 81 pan.
For Annapolis. 80 and 8. 30 m. IL 10 snds
Tor Frederick III 80 al 81 i5 ~ 10 "a .3opn
For Hagerstown. 40 40 q. m. and - 80 D. M
ROYAL BLUk lINE FOR MIN IoKK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
daily, o. 500 uooo. Dining Carr. III ,5 .. m. y a
@ TO- Dining Carr. $50 Ul 80 y. m. sleeping Css
open at 10 10 o clockL
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
for boston. A. ,. M. with Pullman Buffet S,eep.
ing Car running Through 10 Boston without chsn-s
wa POUCH keeIsie bridge. lsudins pas.rnxer, M
b. "A; station at Boston.
For Atlsnfle CITY. 90, 1000 and IL is . m Sun
For time OF suburban trains time tsbes 10 bsasI
OF all ticke; agents.
ttLzcepi sunday. Daily. ssundAy only.
dsacss py tnion Transfer Co. oraers left 81 gckss
ofnce. 6lysnd 1851 rA ave-. and at depot.
. = WELL, GAAS. ". SCILI.
myll oen- Manager. Ten. fAxs Asaaf.
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EsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule IA eject NAV IN rso,

Schedule N effect May 20 1901
~ Leave Union DEPOT. 9Th and streets
1Os19 Am. Tor Newport News Old Point Comfort 40
and Norfolk at 6:ss5 D. m
M. Cincinnati Express daily for .tstion. n, us,
sinls, West virginia Kentucky and Cfnsannlr
hesubuie sleepers and entire train run rf-ourn
without change 20 Cincinnati. arriving at 90 q m
panins car 10 Clifton Forge. serving lunch and
supper.
hi1O m. T, r. Y. vestbule Limited daily Sold
trains. with dining cars. through vithS2s
change 10 Cincinnati. kestlbule Sl..,pex for Las
lnston and Louisville Pullman Cars srs opes .
receive pass1lSers At y p. IN
onaces. olS aud Al fsnns1 vAnis avenue
h. ". FULLER
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r ATIMER 1 SLOAN. Auctioneer.
ELEVEN Two-sTORY BRICK DWELLINGS.
FOUR ROOMS EACH, NOW UNDER
RENT AND PAYING A GOOD
INTEREST, IN SQUARE
'8eS,"

SECOND, 1891. commencing at HALF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK. the prenises. shall sell the following
story brick dwellings. having four rooms each:
Nos ~: x - Il 70 and - On The north side q
20 and q ON the south side Of Dineman place.
This properly u In square 62B and y bounded by
and \, New Jersey avenue and North Capitol strests
northwest. y now under rent and paying good In
meut. =
Terms ma6i - q time Of sals. An eouvsy-
dep.z ssss q the time q sals. sstt1emsuf 70
1s:oa e g: e: sa e e ~ 8:
'.S Sis,sn oAa'': q f11ITiafi.siFk uoAx Ana.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ kEAL Estate, BEING HOUSE AND PREM
ISIS NwMBEhEp FOUR HUNDRED AND Skv-
THOMAS BOWLING son. Auctionser.

DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers,
9Th and ID SITS. tyll-dkds
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were elected for the ensuing year: President,
Thomas Fortune of New York city; vice presi-
dent, John W. Hargo, Knoxville; secretary W.
II. Anderson. Detroit; treasurer, L. W.Wallace,
Milwaukee,; attorney, ]. W. Lyon, Augusta.
An address was prepared to Afro Americans,
which. in bries, congratulstes the colored race
on the success of the league; denounces the
system of taxation in the southern states which
deprives the race Of proper representation:
censures the republican Senators who killed the
force bill cOmmends President Harrison for
his position on the same.measure; Endorses the
action of the Afro-American Press Associa-
ton for its recommendation to the President to
appoint one AfrO-American lawyer on the new
court of appeals, denounces separate car laws
i'll force in several southern states, which are
declared by the league to be in violation of the
Constitution and common law. The address
also condemns lynch law; sympathizes with the
republic of Hayti and expresses confidence in
Minister Douglass. 1t is signed by Il. Thomas
Fortune of New York, W. II. Anderson of Mich
igan A. 3. Lovingood of Georgia and j. Z.
Hamlin Of North Carolina About a dozen
states were represented in the convention.
THIRD PARTY MOVEMENT IN KENTUCKY.
The peoples party is making great efforts in
Kentucky to secure good showing at the Au-
gust election in Kentucky. An organization
was perfected at Newport Monday and candi-
dates nominated, and senator PETER made his
first speech in the state at Shelbyville PETER
speech was something Of disappointment
HILL WILL AID CLEVELAND, MR. ELLIOTT SAYS.
Congressman NJ F. Elliott Of northern Penn
| sylvania, and an intimate friend of Gov. D. B.
Hill, who il at San Antonio. yesterday talked
quite freely. He announced that there was no
feeling Of snmity between Cleveland and Hill
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bASIE S q &C eA caiLLAeHAx.I Trustees
je19-dkds l425 New York ave.


eETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY. JULY ElGHTEENTH same hour and
place. SALE POSITIVE
tyla-d&ds By order Of the trustees.
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RATCLIFFE. DAkR CO.. -Auctioncers.
AZ 80 Penn. ave. n "

jyl0-d&ds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-01
n WAS DIVORCE DAY.
Seven Mismated Couples Freed
From Marriage Ties.
CASE OF INSANITY.
Miners Wife Crazed by Troubles
Growing Out OF the Strike
The BIoster.

Yesterday was divorce day in the superior
rpurf and seven divorces we're granted by Judge
Humes, who helped dispose Of the equity cases,
"a vho severed the matrimonial ties with the
All Of an expert
r L Bruce was deserted BY Lydia NJ Bruce,
vho proved TO be faithless wife They were
rsrsed at Ia Crosse. Wis. in July, 1867, and
e lief. him in May, 1890 There Ia 1900 worth
real estate and 81 500 worth Of personal prop
nv, OF which he viii get his portion and VIII
have the care and custody Of the two children.
"A divorce was granted him on the ground of de-
{ertion-
Annie Foster got divorce from Albert Foster
e the sane ground He deserted her July ~,
tfs@, after being married less than two years
Inc court also restored 70 her her maiden name
II Annie Cape.
Il Annie q Ehman wa. another deserted wife
rho was freed from the matrimonial yoke
which bound her to . worthless husband. She
rs married 10 George Ehman at San Francisco
b 1854, but for some time he has failed 10 pro-
ude her and her child with the useessariss of
Ese and finally he added desertion 20 neglect
nd divorce was granted on those grounds
Louisa J. Taylor, who was married 10 James
faJior at Joanna, Nevada, in February, 1876,
nd vss deserted by him in July. 1889, was d.
orced on the ground Of desertion and was given
be custody Of her two children.
H. " Myers vas oiFofcsu rom Mary d. Myers
the ground Of adultery, he having proved
kst she violated her marriage vows at the Clif
ouss on February II. 1891. after . brief matri-
onial career of two month";
Alex C. Trainor was divorced from Annie NJ.
fsinof on the ground of desertion. They were
arried in 1885 AID she left him in March, 1890.
Ellen A. Nicely was divorced from J. w. Nicely
q the ground of desertion and neglect. None
these cases were defended, but in the alb
encs OF the defendants the prosecuting attorney
BOXED after their interests 10 see that every
fAins was In proper form and that no injustice
- done 70 the absent
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded With the Auditor
Yesterday.

The Deeds Recorded With the Auditor
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1, 1891,
70 date are sli.3al, 7sSSS There were fled
Tor record yesterday 10 deeds, the con-
siderations sggregating si4.421, an average of
s15soo- Following is the list as furnished
by Osborne, Tremper d Co., abssractors OF title,
ll6 Cherry street, between Front and Second:
ID. l. Harvey to ID. 5. Harvey, lots 5, 6, block
II. Kirkland Syndicate's LIST, SO
r. Il. Cine, commissioner, 10 A q. Peterson ct
a, lot 1, block /, Jaussn's add, 81.
j. ID. McDsrmots to A. G. Indberg, lots Is, IA,
block 6, salmon Bay ID add, $780,
$3.50
z. 3 A. to J. Kane, ne sec %, &c, 6, 500.
W. Walsh TO A. Feek, lots /. and 3, block 4.
Whites 5th TO Kirkland, $3.50.
wash. Cent Imp. Co. TO E. d. Van De vanter,
Wash. Cent. Imp. Co. to 6. L Walker, lots Il
and Is, block z, KNOB Hill add TO Kent 81
Wash. Cent Imp. Co. TO u. ". Van DE Vanter,
lots and 8, block s. Is; add 10 Kent, 81.
Y. s A. 70 <. Mcmahon, lot 2. sec 6, 3, 5, 81.
n Graham TO l. ARMAND, lot IA, block 70, I'd
Z. r Mathews 10 D. B. Shepard, lot II, block
5, Walla Walla add, $1,000
K. p. Mathews TO J. d. Thomas, lot I6, block S,
WaIla Nalla add. 5000.
y. 4. Eikoos 70 r Dunn, block 2, Kid sgd, LIST,
$3.50
Roscoe Dunn 70 school dist Is, tract Il acre,
NV, sw, sw, II, IS, 5. 81
z. R. Robertson TO Fred Duppenthaler lots Is,
46, block 81, South PIX, $40
George Eyer ct al to Martin LANCE, parts 3
blocks. Egers tracts, $500.
West c. Imp Co. to Stella Darwin, lot 7, block
IL, Gilman PIX, $685.
WestC Imp. Co to "a. l. Lynch, lots q, 2,
block l67, Gilman PIX, 81, 00Q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-01
Killed a 4oo-Pouna Rear.

Hor SPRINGS, July 30.--[Special Wv Rainey,
OF Tacoma, and ]. II. Vanasselt of Seattle, late
Monday evening descended the hills dragging
some obstacle behind them, and a moment later
a bystander cried out: "They have bear."
when fully 100 people gathered on the bridge
eagerly awaiting the arrival OF the two young
men. who were almost exhausted from dragging
the monster from the woods The animal had
been seen in the forenoon by Mr.. Rainey, who
reported the news to his friend. At D. m the
young men with their rifles started to hunt the
bear, and on arriving at his haunts discovered
that bruin had taken leave of absence Some
little time was spent in finding the course taken
by the animal and the wind was blowing in
that particular direction the hunters made
circle, expecting to get in the lead OF the ami
NAL. At 4 p. m. they were quite positive that
the bear was in the rear. After resting a mo-
ment they concluded to take position on little
mound TO await the animals coming, but to
their surprise at that moment the bear arrived
on the mound, and men and beast eyed each
other for moment, when Vanassslt, recovering
from his surprise, raised his Winchester rife
AMI fred. The bear dropped, the ball having
taken effect near the heart The animal rallied
and then sprang into the air like q maddened
horse, only to recsive q ball from each of the
rifles The young men stood over their prey for
q moment, shook hands at their success and
then journeyed homeward with the animal in
tow. 1t was black bear, and weighed about
400 pounda