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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-27
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED.
state Of Washington. county Of King, city of


seattle. 81.
Notice Is hereby given to unknown owner be-
Ing the person In whose name the lands herein
after described were assessed and to all other per.
sons Interested that NJ. McWhinney. assignee
Of NJ. DeNoe, has presented TO the city
comptroller OF the city OF seattle, tax rtificate
s1ed by the treasurer of said city on the 18Th day
OF July. A. ID. 1891, said land being the following
t0wit:
Lot In block in McGilvras Second addition to
the city Of Seattle, in King county, State of Wash
ington; that the amount for which said lands were
sold Is $2.I3: that the same were sold by the city
treasurer OF said city 10 said NJ. DeVoe the 18th
day OF July. A. ID. 1891 at the annual sale for
linquent taxes OF said city assessed for the year
1890. that the amount required to redeem such
lands from such sale, exclusive Of the TO ac-
crue upon this notice. IS the sum of ~ s. together
with interest thereon 1t the rate Of 70 per cent
Per annnm from date of said sale to the time of re-
demption That the time when the redemption
period on such sale will expire Will be sixty days
after the service of this notice.
In witness whereof, 4, j. NJ. Carson city comp
troier Of the city of Seattle have nereunto se. my
hand and official seal Of said city this 10Th day Of
september, A. u. 1894 J. NJ. CARSON,
isEAL City ComptroleL
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LEGAL NOTICES.
loTICE OF APPLICATION Fur TAX
IN deed.
ssase Of Washington. county Of King City Of Sc.


IN deed
stare Of Washington. county Of King. City Of Sc
attic. s..
Notice IS hereby given TO unknown owner. being
the person in whose nssAe the lands hereiua ftar
described were assessed. and % all other parsons
Interested, that NJ McWhinney has presented to
the city comptroller OF the city OF seattle 4 tar
certificate issued by the treasurer Of said cisy on
the 18th day Of July, A. ID. 1881. said iAad being
the following to-wit:
Lot Ia block 4 In Dunr's addition TO the city
Of Seattle. In King county. state of washineto ON
ffaf the amount for which said lands were sold IL
81 49, that the same were sold " the city treasa-
rsr Of SAID city TO said NJ Nc Whitney on the 18Th
osy of Iaiy, A. ID. 1891. ~ the annual sale for
delinquent taxes OF said city assessed for the wear
1890. fhat the amount required 10 redeem such
lGnds from such sale, exclusive Of the costs to ac-
crne upon this notice, Is the sum Of 50 II TO-
esther with interest thereon the rate of 90 pev
cent per annum from the date Of said sale to The
tinie o. redemption That The time when the
redemption period such sale will expire win he
ni.ty days after the service OF this notice,
In witness whereof 1, ]. NJ Carson city comm
troer % the city OF Seattle, have hereunto set nav
hand and The official seal Of said city this TIN cav
Of september, a. d. 1897. J. VI. CARSON,
fsEAI- City Comptroller,
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sHERIrP's RETURN.

Biate OF Washington. county OF King. S.
!, J. Fl. Woolery, sheri II Of King county state OF
Washington. do hereby certify that 1 received the
within notice on the 21st day Of September. A D.
1897 and that have made due and diiigent search
ana inquiry for the person named In said notice.
ana that said person cannot be found in said
county ana there Is no person In the actual posses
sion Of the land described in said notice
Witness my hand this I'D day Of September,
4. d. 1892 IL woodbury.
sheriff OF King county, Washington.
BY NJ. r. GoRMLEY. Deputy.
sheriff's fees: Miles travel 2. 20 cents; paid.
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Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port of Seattle during the past twenty
cihe, 575 tons: Columbia & Puget sound, 20
tons; Great Northern. 50 tons. By water
Wilmington, 400 tons: J. K. Mcdonald, 14O tons;
boats, 80 tons; Clara Brown, 20 tons: Wasco. 20
tons; Angeles, 70 TONS Multnomah, 10 tons;
Henry Bailey, tons Total receipts, $50 tons.
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sHERIyr.s prrrrx

S.Hle OF W asaington. county Of King S.
=. ~. "ooiery. sheriff of King county state OF
DC HEREBY certify that received the
w,n notice on the 1ss day OF september, A. %.
aos s ana thai have made due ana di;igent search
80 ,uluiry Tor The person named in said notice,
ana tnas said person can not be found in SAID
and there Is person IN the actual posses
s'vu ~ the iand described TN said notice
u 1892. II yysi,TEpY -
NV sheriff OF King County, Wash.
SGerih's fees. Niles travel . % cents. maid
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
IN deed
state OF Washington. county Of King, city Of Sc

attic,
Notice is hereby given to unknown owner being
the person In whose name the lands here natter
described were assessed, and to all other persous
interested, that n. McWhinney assignee OF
NJ. DeVoe. has presented TO the city comptroller
OF the city OF seattle tax Certificate issued by the
treasurer OF said ci y on the 18th day Of july
A. d. 1891. said land being the TO lowing to-wit:
Lot In block In McGiivras second add ton to
the city OF seattle IN King county, state of Wash
ington; that the amount for which said lands were
sod is s3c: that the same were sold by the city
treasurer OF said city to said NJ. DeVoe on the
1sth day OF July, A ID. 1891, at the annual sale
for delinquent taxes OF said city ASSESSED for the
year 1890; that the amount required to redeem
such lands from such sale exclusive OF the costs TO
accrue upon this notice, is the sum of Slab to-
gether with interest thereon the rate of 20 per
cent per annum from Gate Of said sale to the time
Of redemption That the time when the redemp-
ton period on such sale will expire will be sixty
days after the service Of this notice.
In witness whereof. !. J. NJ. Carson. CT y comp
troiler OF the city of Seattle, have hereunto my
hand and the ofhciai seal Of said city this 10th
DAY Of september, A. D. 1892.
lsEAI-I J. NJ. CARSON. City Comptroller.
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stale OF W ashin gton county of Ming, So
- J. II. ooicry. sheriff Of King county. state or
u arlington, do hereby certify that received the
Stbsh hotice on the 4Sth day Of August. A. ID.
lNs2. ami thar have made due and diitsent search
aass inquiry for the perSoa named IN sail notice,
Aa That said person cannot I've found in said coun-
" and there - no person IA the actual possession
VI tAe !Snd described in said notice
=, ssnsss nay baud this 2ela day OF August, n
J. 1872. 7. IL wpOLtRY,
sheriff Of ktpg County, Wash
Hv y. l. u cCowAS, nepgty.
N.Hrlfs fe..s. Niles trnNrl Z 20 cents. nAlA
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sHERIFF's RETURN.

State OF Washington, county OF King. 80.
l. j. H. Woolery, sheriff Of King county, state or
Washington, do hereby certify that I received the
Within notice on the 7th day of september, A. ID.
lss3 and that have made due and dill gent search
anu inquiry Tor the person named I'm said notice.
and that SAID person cannot be found IN said
county, and there Is person In the actual pos
session Of the land described In said notice.
Witness my hand this 10th day OF September. A.
u. 1892 J. H. WooLERY
Sheriff Of King Couaty, Wash.
nv ". II. GoRNLKy, Deputy.
sherih's fees; Miles travel, 2. 20 cents; paid
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
~ deed
state of Washington, county Of Klng. city Of

seattle, IS.
Notice rs hereby given TO unknown owner being
the person In whose name the lands hereinafter
described were assessed, and to all other persons
Interested, that J. II 4aggs. assignee OF
T. Hsnford, has presented to the city comptroller
OF the city of Seattle tax certificate issued by
The treasurer OF said city the 18th day Of July.
A. ID. 1891. said land being the following. TOW
LOT In block A in Riley to Riiey's addition to
Tue city OF Seattle, in King county, state OF Wash
ington; that the amount for which said lands
we're sold Is 94c: that the same were sold by the
city treasurer of said city To said +. Hanforu
for delinquent taxes Of said city assessed for tho
year 1890; that the amount required to redeem
such lands nom such SALE exclusive OF the costs
accrue upon this notice Is the sum OF $1.s4, to-
gsther with interest thereon NJ the rate of 20
per cent, per annum from date of said sale TO the
Tine OF redemption. That the time when the
deinption period on such sale will expire will be
sixty days after the service OF this notice.
In witness whereof, 1, J. NJ. Carson. city comp
troier Of the city of seattle have hereunto set my
hand and the official seal Of said city this 18th day
OF septembex, n. D. 1892. J. NJ. CARSON,
iskALl City Comptroller
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GENERAL SHIPMENTS

During the past twenty four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from seattle in
tne following amounts: By rail-Northern Pa
eifc, 400 tons: Columbia & Puget sound. 80
tons; Great Northern. 80 TONS By water
Puget sound Alaska steamship Company's
noats, to tons; Henry Bailey, % tons; State of
Washington, 20 tons: Clara Brown, II tons;
Multnomah, 10 tons; Sarah NJ. Renton, 10 tons !;
buckeye, tons. Total shipments. ~ tons.
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NOTICE OF APPLICABLE FOR TAX
~ deed
State Of Washington, county Of King, city OF

State If Washington, county Of King. city Of
Seattle. S.
Notice Is hereby given to q. II. Morgan,
esins the person In whose nsme the lands herein
after Described were assessed, and TO all other
Persons Interested, that J. :. Asggs, as
sgneo ~ 1. Hanfort. has presented TO the city
comptroller Of the city of Seattle tax certificate
ISSUED by the treasurer of sstd city on the 18th
gay OF July. A ID. 1891. said land being the follow
Ing towif.
=. Lots and in block So in T. Hanfords addition
we city OF Seattle, in King county. state OF
Washington; tina; the amount fer which said
IAsis were sold Is S4-53; that the same were
sod by The city treasurer OF said city TO said r.
nsAfoFd On the 18th day ofJuiy, A. ID. 1891. az the
annual sale for delinquent taxes of said city AZ
sssed for the year 1880. that the amount required
,e redeem such lands from such e, exclusive of
the costs To accrue upon this notice is the sum of
Ao@. together with Interest thereon at the rate or
~ per cent. per annum from date of said safe TO
eie utae OF redemption; that the time when the
redemption period on such sale will expire VIII Re
htIF DAYS amer the service OF this notice.
IN witness whereof |. j. NJ. Carson. city comp
fpsr Of te cts of Seattle. have hereunto set nay
Aad and the official seal Of said city this In day
q August, a. j.. 1892. J. NJ. CARSON.
lsSAi-l CITY Comptroller
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-27

BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Bsr silver, $3.50.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-The produce exchange
reports that on Saturday last the visible supply
oi grain aflOat and ashore was as follows:
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STEAMERS.
Dispatch steamers from Seattle - follows:
For San Francisco. via Pon Townsend and Vic
toriA, At p. passengers received board at 4
p. nj September I. 9, IA, 10. "a and 10
For Alaska September 9 and q.
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget Sound
ports, ~ NJ, September I, 8, IL, IL, II and "a
Tickets may be obtained at the once Of the com.
pany. at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOoDAL PERKINS d CO.,
General Agents San francisco
J. II. JOHNSON. p. s. supt.. Seattle.
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WHAT DOES
HISTOGENDT TIC
MEAN?
Here is Webster's definition:
Tissue producing, tissue form.
ing.
In other words, disease mani
tests itself ONLY when there
is a degeneration, a breaking
down, a wasting of the tissue
or cell structure of the human
organism. The Histogenetic
System of Medicine is based
upon the principle of supplying
the material which became de-
fcient throughsANY cause and
restoring to normal health. 1t
is not an experiment; it has
been tried nine years in your
midst by the intelligent portion
of this community. In fact
this is the medicine of the in.
telligent classes only.
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MERCHANDISE.

Hops-Steady and quiet
Cofee-options closed firm. Is to 10 points
up. Sales were 81, coo bags including: September,
s14.S5GDiL90; October, $i440Qtsl450. Spot Rio
Steady; fair demand: No. z, 1870.
Sugar-Raw-Dull; centrifugais. 90 test, SO
39-l6 Enthusiastically moderate demand.
Copper-Dull; Lake, $40 s5Gtl105.
Lead--Steady: domestic, $4.0otG450
Tin-Weak: Straits, $20.0J{120 10.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BosroN, Sept 26.-tSpecial l-Closing:
Atchison. ........ S7ssIMexican Cen com. II
Burlington ....... 81 san Diego. ....... -
Bell Telephone -. 21I
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DANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
ID (EAtabllshed on PACIFIC Coast 1881
POWER To increase to....ss-........... 1O.OOO.O0O
A'|SoVoV
Interest paid on time deTsJs.s; general banking
business transacted; foreign exchanges bought
and Sold drafts and teiesr sqhic transfers sold
the banks branches: also Is New York, Chicago
Canada and Hongkong; de syosits received subect
TO check.
Notes issued by our British Columbia branches
redeemed al par.
BRANCHES
San Francisco Cal: Fartland. Or. Tacoma
wash: Victoria Vancouver. New westminstof
Nanaimo. Kamloops and Neson, c.
X LEA bAfNES-. .%S.-............. Manager
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Sept 26-Wbeat firmer, opening
the same az saturdays close: IL advanced go
nc, December taking the lead; then eased off,
closing about 121i<c higher than on saturday.
The firmness is attributed to stronger cables and
the belief that the heavy movement in the
Northwest is over
Receipts were s.oc0 bushels; shipments, 35l, :.
600 bushels.
wheat--steady; cash. 74ssc: December. ne.
Corn-Steady; cash, 461sc; October, &c, &C.
Oats-steady; cash. 321sc; October. 3Sc.
Rye-57lac.
Barley-6ic
Timothy-sLD.
Fiax-{1o3
Whlsky-sLfa
Pork-steady; cash and October. &I06a
lard-Steady; cash ana October, T.S5.
Shouders-$6 Sfoy6 30.
Short clear-$7. 9O0y795.
Short ribs-steady; cash and October, 1855
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Sept 26-Cattle-Receipts, d, 900.
slow and weaker: best natives, 81 7.,0t5i5; good
and useful. IS. 5JtIi50; others, f2.75( 40; west
ems. g. T5yt; Texans, s21a(GL65.
Hogs-keceipts, Is 900; higher; rough and
common. sos 20; packers aud mi xed, s. i5p5 81;
prime heavy and butchers weights, s. 1905. 10.
sheep-kecei pts, COO steady: wethers, A.2X6
AS; ewes. IS. 2ytGi25; Texans, - 21(gi25, wesL-
eEns, 8. 75<cL 40.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Good Receipts and Shipments
Yesterday.
AN ADVANCE IN CURED MEATS.
The Movement . Surprise to Local
Dealsrs-Prices steady In
Other Linea

dispatch from the East yesterday gave
notice OF an advance of cent on smoked hams,
a cent on dry salt sides and X ecu, on lard.
This was quite q surprise as another slight de-
enne had been anticipated by the dealers here
Aside from this the market presented no feature
OF interest The coal trade Is not as heavy as it
was last week, though the uncommonly low
prices are inducing many to lay in a winters
supply lest the increased demand should cause
an advance to the old figures when the cool
weather comes
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E~GrNEERs AND MEN.

IoHN YUG. CIVIL ENGINEER. SURVEYOR
81 and drAash;snaa. S92 occitentsl block.
<. WoopMAS, CIVIL ENoISfER AND
Ia. esPsgy CaseNl states Surveyor. ofes, oe-e3
sullivan aalldias.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08
MITCHELL as 4 CARD WRITER.
He Loses NO Time In Answering SuIIlvan's
Latest Manifesto.

BUFFALO. March 7.-Charles Mitchell. the
English pugilist. Is out with another card to-
day. He says that he is not seeking notoriety
by challenging Sullivan. as he has been before
the American public eleven years and. there
fore. does not re1uireit
"All that Sullivan has to do" Mitchell says
is to put ;his name to the articles that tho
Olympic Club forwards him. Tho pleasure 1t
would give him to thrash me ought to be sat-
counts; outside q the financial benefits
purse Of $4,000 is not enough to satisfy this
man. who tries to gull the Americ by say
Ing that an such an easy mark t9r him. 1t
for. from oil accounts. he has IL rotten show.
have never disappointed the public: that Is
here state sSat nv VIII ight isr tho purse
Orleans. and will conform to their rules. will
nut UP 81, 500 deposit that will forfeit to tho
club II do not appear on the night they fix for
the contest; ! will also bet $4,000 that am
He concludes his card by saying that no
would concede to Sullivan the choice Of rules.
He declared that sullivan was, afraid to meet
him, but hopes that this official challenge will
bring him to terms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08
Baseball Notes.

The Jefferson Baseball Club Greenp point liz open to
play any hrstcla.s IN New York state and can be
ayen e. Grcenpoint.
CrNclsNArl March Unlike Kelly dropped into town
tins morning lie says that his heart ,ssct on playing
In tho metropolis but fears that Boston asks TOO MANY
golden beans for his release. Kelly on his way home
from the New Orleans hight.
Manager Bright OF the Cuban Giants has signed Billy
Florida playing with tie t. Aaxustnes Il. viii ptcn
in the opening game for the tubansiants sunday
May 30. ''NN
WrLLIAxsrowN. March 7-Clnrke. OF the New York
Club. arrived here to-day to give the Williams College
Ills Efforts WIN be manly directed toward improving
the battery work In tho cage The who viii proba.
iSwsrd a,er "s,e JfS L sna Sf'"i Lyyn nts
Roberts Mapes McMnrrny Draper. Stieet. Idle. Evans
snn mys ass OF CsR owing e
severely felt.
The second platoon baseball team OF the Ninth prs
cin. ehampio H., Of tho p9l'Gs department have
battery. Quinn anh Wh'l.n, van remain, III. team
WI cIns," ct whspn Sats'er QUINN pchsr rsr
smart stop; McGoskey. third base; Jam right held:
BnInss centre 'lrld; Burns, LEI, held. Monanan ami
CANNED VIII be substitutes The team would like otl.s
second platoon teams to organize and arrange \ s~rer
Of game, Tor Icnnant. Address ,,nicrr James T. Pei
ans. secretary Ninth precinct. - Charles street.
coming ses,on The team is the strongest that the
NayMr club has vet put on the diamond MS every man
the srsnxs The city they eypres TO eNcs 70
the good work done by las, years team lh- team viii
William Malone Victor Wilbur Eaii srhultz Hen E!Iis
lanes We S.nara Alex SMITH John Hogan. Teddy Ma
GArdnsr AZ nIecent meeting held al their club no se
q an! =, West siYtcen!, street. J, X Delaney was
nnd Hugh Tucker treus,rer rne xaviers have aiIssy
arrnnsed games with the leading team. IN the Vicinity
rs. VIII Ts nys a. aS ana Sqmls n.
with the New iorGs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08
Harlem Regatta Association TO Hold .
Closed Regatta on May o1.

The delegates TO the Harlem Regatta Association
held their annual meeting last night ut the Grand
Union Hotel Tho report OF the Treasurer showed the
association entirely out Of debt. It was informally
reported that the Manhattan Athletic Club would he
come member on condition that the regatta should
not be held on Decoration Day II was also reported
that the Atalantas would Withdraw their rc.,p
nation. The expense attending tho holding
of an open regatta by this association ha.
for the past few years been a troublesome subject
for the delegates to handle as this association has no
income from outside OF its entry fees III.
fore the matter OF holding open regatta this spring
was thoroughly discussed. and on motion OF J. u Malr
Il was decided TO hold closed regatta on the Harlem
the association. ~
u. j stevens Of the New York Athletic club offered
prize for junior sculers and d. Mhhr OF the Metro.
politan for junior four cured Shells which were ac.
cepted by the association.
There will thus he six events. rs follows: Senior sin.
giles for the diamond SEALS and championship OF Tho
Harlem river senior four shell for the challenge rnte
senior donble scur for the ladies' plate eght.oarci
shells for the Harlem Cup junior singles for Tho
Stevens trophy. anu junior four.oared shells for the
erty of III. winners. All races with the exception II
the eight cared shells to be mile srashtaway the
eight being two miles
Tie election OF officers for the ensuing year resulted
as follows President. q. d. PHILLIPS y. Z. A. G.. Wee
President. II. j. Bchrens Jr. Nonpareii: secretary
iary. I. Vmar. Nassau. The President appointed the
following Regatta Committee with power make All
necessary arrangements for the regatta: II Beirens
Jr.. .. j. stevens. j. McDermot, H. :. Mckee T. VII
mar. and J. D. Mahr. The meeting the delegate.
will be held on Monday April II. at the Grand Union
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08
CORBETT CHALLENGES SULLIVAN
John l.. Can Name the Tlme-An Corbett
Wants Ia the Big Fellow to Say Yes.

JOnn Inn name inc llmc-AH SOrbett
Wants 1. the Big Fellow TO Say Ie..
W. A. Brady. manager for James J. Corbett.
yesterday put up forfeit Of $1,000 in this
city and issued challenge to John L. Sullivan
to fight for $4,000 side and tho largest
purse that club would give Brady said that
he would add $1,000. making forfeit OF $1,000
in all. as soon as he learned that Sullivan had
indicated a willingness to meet Corbett.
sullivan talks about lighting Savin," said
Brady. but he cannot possibly take on man
who is already engaged. as Slavin is with Jack
son. AS to the Mitchell business. 1t is al! nom
sencc. Mitchell will mover meet tho big follow.
and John L. knows that ns we'll as anybody.
In Corbett +, th s champion will hnd man who
WHO has no engagement. Corbett will sign
whenever it suits Sullivan best. We will leave
it chiefly to John L. to select time. All we
want is u sign from hin that he will make tho
NO doubt he thinks he can beat Corbett. II
he can thore are $4,000 waiting for him. in
the way Of q stake and all the purse besides.
He shouldn't lot m opportunity to mako so
much money slip BY As sc, soon as he says the
bind the bargain.
GorPStt + meeting Ys al cqmess s at Phi PhT ID
anxious to get on match Of some kind with;
comes out on May 80. He argues thai. should
hs be beaten by Sullivan. he will yet have tho
preference in match with either OF the
Australians.