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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

The situation in the province of Quebec may
be described rs acute. The lieutenant gov
ernor, on the finding of the royal commission
of judges who investigated charges Of pecula-
ton against Premier Mercier and his cabinet
associates, ignominiously dismissed the cabinet.
This action has aroused fierce indignation on
the part Of Mercier's friends, who belong to The
liberal party, and some Of them threaten to
seize the government by violence. This will
hardly be necessary for their vindication, as
Mercier has a large majority in The legislature
which will meet on the 29th instant and Is
likely to outyote the government party and
cause 8 dissolution aud an appeal 70 the
people at the new elections Mercier
having a big majority, will probably be sus-
tanned at.the polls. The province is in a finan-
cial fx not at all to it's credit and certainly not
conducive to its happiness. There may be
politics in the decision of the commission az
there is IN the action Of the lieutenant COVER
nor. Both parties are tarred with the same
stick. for the new premier De Bourcherville,
was dismissed in 1878 by the executive Of that
time for similar reasons to these operating in
the present case. The railway contracts in
Canada have long been the occasion of much
scandal in Canadian politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

The burning Of a large steamship in mid
ocean, even with the salvation Of all the peo-
pie on board OF her. is an event of suck uncom-
mon occurrence and dramati, interest az to lift
u out Of the ordinary run of acci tents to those
who 80 down to the sea in ships. The Guion
liner Abyssinia was fortunate in having assist
.nee in the moment OF peril. Doubtless many
Of the missing vessels are burned at sea with
their crews and passengers, who are never
heard of more. In the case Of regular passen-
ger ships this hardly ever happens nowadays,
since the track OF such vessels is in the direct
line Of intercourse and the escaping boats orc
picked up unless speedily swallowed by yrea,
storm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
MORE FAscrruI PRrsrsrs.

CSC. for these articles marked s1.25. q. IS and
el.5O: ''Cstch-aiis' u celluloid in share of Cm
brellA. prstty pantcd Chairs. combining pin cush.
ion. nsedIs ease and ts-sd ssss:s1sysl stands and
Candy Boxes Of wicker and silk.
29s. pound for the Candy such - cold 1t the con.
fectionsrs for Zoe pound Ask for fros sample
9sc for the o. Is Handkerchief Cases Of silks and
sstins. with nand-paintsd csiipiotd ornamentstiou
Those marked eli s. sLos and Is are reduced to
u. 30. u. 40 and d. -
10 pv- csrs discouns-ens-tsuth Cd The tiny prscs
mark ron 80 on the Christmas Card you fancy.
q. so for Dicksns' Complete WORKS in Is vols o.
sor Eisots Complete works in o velA ~ for Thsck.
ssays Complete works n 10 vola
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

The poor we have always with US, but some
how their needs seem to appeal more touch
ingly at the Christmas season than at other
times The sentiments and customs that re-
Igion and tradition have attached to the Holt
day. reminding men aad women Of the great
blessings and comforts they enjoy, incline all
hearts 70 charity. Then Christmas, in its
social aspect, is essentially q children's day,
and tho thought Of little children suffer-
ing on that day has some thing, about
10 that reaches the heart very quickly.
10 il healthfnl TO encourage the sentiment OF
the day and to direct it into the channel where
ii will do most good. As il is e ch,ldrens day
Il is well that children shnIl1 get from il all
they can, the pleasures of receiving and the
higher and more lasting pleasures Of giving.
1t is a good time 10 teach practical lessons o!
charity. The poor will share With those better
off some Of the material blessings of :ho day aud
the whole city will be the happier fOr it. With this
in view TnE STAR sagSestsd yesterday. aud the
officials of the city readily took up the sug-
gestion, come thing like TN organized movement
10 carry good cheer into homes that would
otherwise be dreary and cherries enough oil
Christmas dag. This was TO make Use Of the pub
lie schools. reaching nearly every homo in the
city as a means OF collecting whatever could be
spared for the poor By those who have plenty.
The pupils Of the schools themselves have been
Invited to bring - the school buildings tomor-
row morning donations Of provisions, clothing
or other useful supplies. The sentiment OF the
day makes it appropriate that this matter should
be largely in the hands of the children But
the older folks can aid in making the move
ment a success By encouraging tie children.
II they have 70 children through whom to
coutrib1te they can send donations directly to
one of the school buildings. The supplies thus
collected Will be distributed through the police,
the Associated Charities and the G. A. II. re-
lief committee. and those who contribute may
feel well assured that their Donations reach the
needy and deserving. |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

The theatrical managers who sought to make
capital of Eva Ray Hamilton's unsavory noto-
riety are anxious TO withdraw froI2 a losing
contract Eva Ray insists. however, on hold
ing on to the salary There is nc much room
for sympathy on either side Of the question.
bat loss in this enterprise rnay be practical
warning TO managers in the future that mere
valgar no;oriety does not always succeed be-
bind the footights-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
CH1LDRES's HArs AND Cars
10 Per CESr Drscousr.

collection that will bewilder and charm you. For
baby we have Fable Silk Caps. Sc. to 50. 6S each
India Sik Caps. CSC. 10 So SO each Surah Silk Caps
81. Is to $3.50 each. Cashmere Caps, 81 to 81. 6S
each. Eiderdown Caps. SIC. to sl.9s. worsted Caps
39c. to sl.2o each. Bewitching styles; many Paris
novelties in the collection. One-ten,h OF the price
on the cap that best suits baby. For children from
to syears. q millinery parlor worthy Of the name.
Bonnets Of all silks and colors for the younger chill.
dren Hats for bigger girls and latest styles for little
boys Prices range frou 81 - S. so EACH less ten
per cent discount,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
Co1uxs No. 2.

READ AND Rrs-rh. .,or. is open th,,
evening; tie following reduced prices to commence at
6pm.
81 Toilet Sets reduced TO sl4S. Superior cellulod
toilet articles In satn- plush boxes.
50 Sets reduced to $29S. Very beautiful boxes.
containing full sets Of eelul Did toilet articles
"a Work Boxes reduced to 81 81. These are silk
plush and satin lined
81 Handkerchief boxes reduced to Soc The only
defect is lack OF quantity.
81 Shaving Sets reduced TO 5Oc. Cup. razor and
brush in satn-lined plush box.
S1.50 Shaving Sets reduced to 9Sc., with superior
mirror. Wade Butcher razor. sc.
15c Jewel Cases reduced to SOC. Similar Plus boxes
usually retail at 81.
7oc Pin Cushions reduced to 5Oc Oxidized silver
with plush-covered cushion.
81. % Work Boxes reduced to 81. Satin lined wicker
boxes, fitted.
50 Smokers Outfits reduced to sl.9S. All he re-
Quires when smoking. Enclosed In superior case.
S39S Toilet Sets reduced to s. Derby silver toilet
articles in silver tray.
SO Manicure Sets reduced to 81. o,idizsd silver
utensils in silver trays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
LADIES KID G1ovxs.

Sl.so to a. 70 are the price extremes. All equally
reliable those at the higher prices sre Evening Gloves
For sl50 the latest style 4-butson English Walking
Glove For g. 10 all the tints in Undressed Kid
Aonsquefsires Equal quality Gloves sell elsewhere
at sl7o and 81 pair much a. o. IS being asked
at some stores for the AousQuetaires The only Der
foot collection Of Misses and Chidrens Gloves 4,
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
Gloves Fon XMAS Pnrsrs,s

1hev 0H DC eheerfuuy exchanged any time a}Yer
cAris"as Reliable Gloves because guaranteed. Even
You know the size desired it may be wise to inform
the recipient that she or he will call at any time ,s
@ wv on the Chores at our risk and thus give as,ur
ance OF Perfect fit as well perfectly made Glovs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

The taik o: partisan lines in connection with
ColumbiaE Exposition legislation Is the rneres,
nonsense The question has a breadth that is
both national and international and an effort
to compress il In.o the sphere Of party politics
would be both intellectual AID ridiculous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
Health PRESERVING SKIRTS
FOR
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
10 Pen CExr DlscouNr.

For ladies' have Knit worsted skrts of all colors
and White. 74c. to s2.9S the price extremes.
Fancy Flame! Skirts. 81 % to 30 0s each. Balmora
Skirtsof CLOTH &c. from 5Oc. to "a 4S each. sateen
Skirts lined s1.25 and ST.. So Mohair Skirts 81 9s
to s6 so each. Gloria. surah and China Silk Skirts.
e. AS to Si2 each. onetenth off the price marked on
the garment you select. Children's Skirts likewise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
MES's KID Gloves.

slto &l6S are the prices. At u pair are shovn
English Dogskin Gloves OF superior quality At
the Craven Tan Gloves such as usually retail ss
s1.50. At $l.6S are Psrrin's Celebrated Tally 10
Gloves. which. you doubtless know. ars usually Se
and o. Is. The Feece-lned Cloth Gloves. with dog.
skin palm. at $l.5o. the Fieecsd Gloves made en-
tirely Of dogskin at 81 pair. are hints sos yOus
coachman's Christmas present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

The Mexican RevoIuiionist who proposes TO
lay down his arms on condition that be is given
ten thousand dollars OK a consulate in the
United STATES displays an inpudenee that is
unique. Uncle SAN is gracious TO emigrants.
but he is not keeping reformatory. or rather
DC h making Up bis mind TO elise his reforma-
A.rx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

Choice Of article in this department at ouetenth
less than the price mark tells you Imported Ten
Gowns and Wrappers; sik Flannel and Cloth Waists
Jackets and Cspes. and shawls fur Ladies'. Coats.
listers and Jackets for small and big children be-
wildering variety Of reliable Rarmsnts.
Take elevator to second aoor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

Tie alliance CoDgr essmen will. no doubt,
have many busy conferences to make up
their minds as to ali the things they want, and
possibly more conferences to determine upon
ne most philosophical and practical means Of
aoing without few Of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
LADIES AND CH1LDREN's FUEs.
10 Pea CEsr D1scoUsr.

The largest and choicest collection in town. Mufs
from 75c. to s22 each. Cspes, 81 6S to S4S each.
Boas. 81 As to sl2 each. Collars with head of ami
NAL. g. IS to sl0.0S each. Trimmings. 15c to ss .
yard. For the children are Collars and Muffs from
81. IS to GO 6S tie set. One-tenth on the price
marked on the garment you select
WRAPS OF ALL KINDS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

Bring them in the mornins-isss busy then--and
veil at the Gloves to their hands The only perfect
collection Of Misses. Youths, Boys' and ohildssns
Gloves 10 hers. ssss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
1000 BEAUTIFUL PLATES
OsLY l9c. EACH.

You'll find DC. marked many Of the tickets pasted
these plates. The for the reduced price is
that have secured 80 plates a. reduced price
from the importer, include the regular stock
consisting of 80 plates. marked Some of the new
arrivals very choice and had time and ipclna-
ton could pick out many which could be sold readily
at so cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

Major Mekinley's inaugural atldress, upon
which he Is 70 tsgin work presently, will give
Liz: delightful opportunity TO make a speech
which doesn't eiucidate the mysteries OF the
tariff question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
HE "PALA1s RorA1r Crows

stock is three times that any other in this CITY
enabling greater variety styles and sizes and TINS
more certain satisfaction. The prices less than
ally charged for the best,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

Both parties in Louisiana appear to DO split
oTer the lottery question. Louisiana is having
great deal TOO much Of lottery in her politics
this year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

lpir- Blaine psrsists Ia declining 90 add 20 the
gossip .oEees Mrs the present Secretary Of State
Md the future President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

10 wes' ToEos Fan" applies &c :he Con
wessaaI who s>Iis u ,hairmAnship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

Ex Speaker heed might introduce a Jill pro-
riding that fertrait srtists be compelled TO re-
Ipeet the rights u COagressmeL-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
SEE These TABLES
FILLED

w ITH SHOICE DRIC-A-BRAC.
ABLE NO. ] contains Vases. Pitchers. Urns.
&C., that sold until this evening tor 81 and 81 90
All reduced to $3.50 each. Choice of Hungarian.
Toxic, Royal Art. Iron Gloss and Carlsbad Ware.
TABLE NO. 2.-Choice for g. So me hoice pieces
Of Brc-abrac here the fellows Of which have sold
SO well at 50 and 3d. 30 that but few pieces Of
each kind. though making . great aggregation to
choose from.
TABLE No. Is filled with rare pieces of Royal
Leicester ware. You may know that Leicestershirc
and Worcestershire adjoining counties in England
aud that the Royal Leicester and Royal Worcester
potterses are sisters. The Vases &C., offered ut So
those We have heretofore sold at 81 and not to be
piicated eissrhere at less ihan &c. 81 and IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
COLUMN No. 3.

COLUMN No. 3.
HANDKERCHIEFS are here in unlimited variety
and quantity. The following are supplementary to
our regular stock-the bargains secured by our buyer
l2ac. QUALITY HASDkEncH1Ers
Only Sc. EACH.
These White Lawn Handkerchiefs with lace borders
were imported to retail at 10 cents but are what zoe
consider real good value at l2 cents The Importers
loss Your gain and ours. Only 100 dozen of them,
But the supply sufficient for day as Handkerchisfs
ore selling at The Palais Royal.
25c. QUALITY HAspxrnoutsrs
Only 18c. EACH.
THREE Fon SOC.
Three lots combined in one: LIST. 100 dozen war.
fanted Pure Linen Handkerchiets, unlaundered with
guaranteed handenlbroidered in:tiasall initials
these same Handkerchieis. Numbered, only a few
dozens to show how they look; 3D. Pure Linen Hand.
lerchefs with embroidered corners.
More VERY SPECIAL Lors.
FoR LADIES
L OC. Tor 2oc. quality White AIl-linen Handler.
chiefs with hemstitched borders; three in box for Ga
cents
ccC for 4sc. quality White All.linen Handler.
ehieis with embroidered scaoped borders three q,
box TOR e.
cOC for &C. quality White AI-,inen H.nar.,.
chiefs. hand embroidered; 8 in boxJor slss.
soA for e. % quality White Al-linen French En-
broidered Handkerchiefs 5 in boz tor 1915
scc. for Soc. quality Japanese Silk Hsndter-
Chiefs scsoped borders artisticaiiy embroidered in
art shades; in boa for ss.
Sl.4S for o.. ss quality Mous,s,,,n. =. so,.
hanokerchiefs; evening tints and hand embroidered
s IN boz for 81.
~ for $50 quality Duchess Lace Haudkercb,o,u
Gin boz for sIs.s5.
Foa Men.
&c. for 19c quality White All.linen Hanaxer.
chiefs with tape bo.ders-more durable than h in
boz for Csc.
LOG. for PC. quality White All-linen Y.rd.e,-
chiefs with hemstitched borders In boz 70, aoc
Acc. for 3oc quality White Ail-linen Handler.
Chiefs tape borders. 6 in 6o1 for 1856
cOc. ior Csc. quality White Japanese Silk Hand
kerchiefs. in boz for sls5
- for &l.2o quality Heavy Japanese s,I,
handkerchiefs 5 in ooztor $685.
cOc. for 81 quality Brocaded Silk Handkerchief,
Aau oc. Tor the oOc. quality. No further reduction
made If more than are bought.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
tE-The PaisH ROYAL has n.an en- tAs pvsmtses/sv
eno,arino INITIALS U.nbr.sas &c. Call during the
MORNING and the york mas be done xAis sou ,sast.
fres Of CHARGE -

THREE In1onr Fon Cn.s1rs Psrsr Husrrna
So nunn villa the a anys oovumr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
+: l. I. T
T III I.
! Is 5: ): E. T. II;sII$.JB / EEE|:.

No more hitting present can b. made man o.
woman than . pair Of Foster Kid Gloves.
They are made of the finest material. In the
most skfllful manner and I'm nt and finish are
inferior to none. The perfect ma
terisl and msks, to@ethes with the
. . celebrated Foster Hooks. permit Of
adsptabrity to the hand and secure
at once the most dressy and service
able glove made But GET THE
GENUINE. for there are limitations
on the market and you are likely to
b deceived unless you know that the real
Fosters are marked ''william." Fowler
or ''Fosterina" on the inside Of the wrists
The place in Washington to buy the Foste,
Kid Gloves and the GENUINE only 1.
1t one Of our stores, where every sire and
shade is kept constantly instock Prices range from
d per pair upward. GET THE oENu1NE-th,
only perfect fitting gloves made.
eo7 PA. AVE.
COR. AND 18TH sTa
J. G. II uroH1ssox. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

r. Gorpsczxrp.
lOO7.1OO9 F s. N. w.
a GRAND WIND up.
BlcYcl1s. TRIcYcLxs AND vELocIrEpEs.
We have lust received large In dice Of Boss Safe
ss. Nissss Tficycles and vslocpsdes sndn order to
nakes clean sweep u this stock before Thursday
Night ~ Vii, oasr the soaiovins special ps,esss
MISSES rRIoYcLEa
''Ths Favorits" Tricycle.. for Little girls srom4
soeyssrs Of e IS
The fsvorits" Tricycle.. for little girls fromo
to 10 ysars Of %
The Gem" Tricycle.. for little girls from4t
Year, OF age IS
The ''aendron" Tricycle. for little girls from to
SS
The Beauty" Tricycle., for little s,ris Srom7
70 Il yssrs Of O. sS
BOYS vELocIpEpEs.
We have all styles and sizes Of Boys Ispn "veoci
pedss"-shs best makes only. Special prsees viii Be
made on all sizes
SAFETY BICYCLES.
Special prices on three popular Boys Bicycles.
The e35. 90 Boys Junior Bicycles sal 40
The GO. 90 Boys' Gendron Bicycles. s21. 90
The e25. 90 Boys Keystone Bicycles SIC 30
Each Safety furnished with . ans Nickel.plss
Lamp and Electric Bell free Of charge.
r. GoLDscHMrD.
lOO7-lOO9 F. Sr. n. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

M w MM ZEE ERR TIT zzz
H HiFH 1 1. II II I !. :
Our continued success Il naturally do
pendent upon the continuance of your
PATRONAGE. Tho means which have in-
duced you to shop here, ie.. tor t,r,ces
aud polite and agreeable attention, will
continue In force. We ind we can now
sell a number OF articles q little cheaper
than when We were across the way. We
keep hammering away at the whole
salers in your interest. We have but one
purpose in view-to buy ~ low pos
sbly can in order to quote the iotcest
prices in the ctfg-which we are doing.
HINTS; HINTS: HINTS. HINTS:
H1srs
TOILET CASES.
MANICURE SETS.
oDoR CASES
SMOKING SETS
SILVER FLAsKs.
HAND MIRRORS.
GLOVE BOXES.
HANDKERcH1EF BOXES
JEWEL CASES.
TORTOISE SHELL
TOILET ARTICLES
MATCH HOLDERS.
wHIsKs AND HoLDERs
... PAPER WEIGHTS.
PAPER CUTTERS.
VARIOUS ORNAMENTS.
Cut-elsss Bottleo.
Art Colorsd Chamois.
High-class spongea
All Bath Requisites. &c.
And hundreds of Appropriate Christmas
presents not usually found in drug stores
articles COMBINING with beauty
such as are calculated 10 make both the
River and the recipient happy-such as
will make the Joyful holiday seem allths
more joyful.
Books FREE.
Books free to purchasers who AK for
Nm NM ERR sRR TIT zzz
kkAA ZEE ( & Z liz
1t CORNER 18TH AND r SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT.

WRAPS OF ALL KINDS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

Books
BY all the popular authors Of the day.
AL the pewes, publications nj prices
way below publishers' prlces.
Juvenile Books in board, linen, "a
Der and indestructibles
A. b. c Blocks.
Scrap Pictures. Scrap Books
Autograph Albums,
lgc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22
THE STAR SHOE HOUSE.
726 9TH ST.
EBorr1rs. BOTTLES. Borr1rs. E:
EBorr1rs. BOTTLES, BorrLEs. . 9:

Combine tho stock Of any
Two stores in the city and
They will not equal our display
Of these useful and pretty presents
Then compare the prices. and you will
Find that it pays to buy where sale
Are large.
We are way below our competitors and can sell vol
bottles from 10 cents to CO. which cannot be
for the price IN the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

HANDKERCHIEFS are here in unlimited variety
and quantity. The following are supplementary tc
our regular stockthe bargains secured by our buyes
last week. First. the Handkerchiefs for Ladies':
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-30
REAL ESTATE SALES.



Real estate transactions from January l, 1891,
to date arc se,34s,sf70l There were fled fof
record yesterday q deeds, the consideration sg-
gregatng sS3,s7i, an average OF 81 ,47o05 Fol-
lowing is the list as furnished by Osborne,
Tremper & Co., abstractors of title, 1f6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
King Co. Inv. Co. TO j. b. Libby. lots I and 2,
block 4, lots and ?, block 8, Williams add, 81.
F. 4. Sander to G. Reetz, lot IL. block 7, Boston
Heights add. 81 600.
D. A. Fenlsson 70 ". Z. Cotton, lot II. block 2.
r. Gowen Ell al. to J. w. Maxwell, lot S, block
q, Aberfeldy estate add, $50.
j. W. Maxwell 10 NJ. J. Richardson, lots 8, 4,
and 3, block q, Aberfeldy estate add, 500.
J: A. stratton ct al. to Quincy Epps, lots IA
and IS, block 10, Valentine add, $50.
G. W. Landess to A: Hughes, lot 2, block "B,"
Crows LIST TO Kent f235.
c. ?. House TO l. f. sigier, Sc sw sec 10, 20, u,
B.I B.&L Co. TO J. Enaksen, lot ii, block %,
I'd add to Des Moines, so.
b.. b. & l. Co. to !. Enaksen, lots Z and 8,
block ~. I'd ada 10 Des Aoines, $50.
c. Nelson TO T. Matson ct al, acres tide fats,
/. Turner to W. Graves, tract in sec %, q, S.
sbbic T. Bow to Catherine V. Andrews, lot s,
block s. Latons, $500
Mrs Annie U. Townsend TO J. A. Milroy, 81
lot 6, block - summit, 81 900
Wash Ter Land Co. 10 r. w. Phillips, lots
and 3 and eis mel 4 acc 81, p, L. lots and and
&c OF 50 see -, e, 4, slTuo0.
T.. w Denton TO J. Hanson, lot 7, block 60, Sal
man Bay Park, $50.
r.. W. Denton 10 J. Hanson, lot s, block Co.
Salmon Bay Park, $50.
A. easier TO c. W. Dow ana wife, 4ox20 rods In
swl1 Of sell sec g. q, 2, 500.
II Brewer ct al to ID. a. Ensign, lot Bullock
10, Walla Walla, 500.
z. smith 70 c. Nielsen, lssx22o feet. and aioxsos
feet in swi4 of sea sec 8, -, 4, $500
A. Pearson by A. Peterson, lot 4, block 7,
Windsor, $7j
Green Lake Electric Railway Company TO y.
g. Osborn lots 10 10 q, block IL, and block Is,
Woods Green Lake Park add $500.
T. : Osborne to William Voigt, blocks i6, II
Lake PARK add, s., 200.