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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-02
Tho Decision Satisfnctory

INDIANAPOLIS, ND, Feb. bishop
oNalard, Hon. Hugh Hanna and Judge
Howe, constituting tho board OF arbi-
ua'ion, this morning rendered decis-
ION IN the late street car strike. 1t was
SUBSTANTIALLY that the street: car com
Nany had the right 10 recall the free
rue badges held by tho men, but that
III tH's contingency the company should
yWr?t!NponsAte the men for extra service.
NAat THIS compensation should be, the
n?aFd declared it had no right 10 deter
I M1Ee Tho decision is satisfactory to
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Many persons, who hayo recovered
from Ii grippe are now troubled with a
persistent cough. Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy will promptly loosen this
cough and relieve the lungs, otIecting
n permanent euro in avery short time.
25 and so cent bottles for sale by G.
Goethe, W. W. Irwin, John Kari, c.
schncpf, G. Menkemillcr, W. s. Nc
Culough, NJ. w. Heinrich, w. E. Will
liams, s. L. Brico, John Coleman and
W. II. Williams, Wheeling, W. Va;
Bowie g. Co., Bridgeport, Ohio; 3. F.
Peabody, Benwood, W. Va. D&w
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Tho speaker was Mr.. Frank Curtis, of No. 1863
High street. Wheeling. II do not remember
mo exact dNto when my tr0ublo began. but 1t
uaics buck about twenty years, ns near as ] can
."Aly father says WIS run over by n wagon on
tho streets OF baltimore. when ! was u small
child almost died from tho effects OF my IN.
uriGs. bIt, on tcgalnlng my health again, was
yember ], 1871. when called on prS. Copeland
4 He'll and placed myself under their care. !
lnu continual ringing, aud roaring and sounds
In my ears snllnr TO TINT of a train OF cars, and
ut times terrible pain In my head.
"Catnrrh finally set In. md my nose would
stop up SO tight that lNyas compelled to breathe
through my inouth to get mir. Constant drop.
ping OF mucous from my head into my throat
Kept me hawking and splitting, most OF the
time, Two years ago my nose aud throat got SO
bad. would frequently cough 30 hard would
spit blood us Il result, Had no appetite. and
what did cGt disagreed with ne. cuusing terri.
bic pains III my stomach. bowels and buck. |
grew - weak, and .em0cnted was hardly able
70 work. would feel more tired In tho morning
tlnn the night before on going to bed. i can
now eat good square meal aud relish Il, can
do hard days work with pleasure, which wa,
n continual dras heretofore; GIN hear M oTdl.
nary conversation and can heartily recommend
any one suffering as have done, to Try those
eminent specialists at No. ll2l Main street, and
DO relieved. s.rI
The above statement eau be easily verified at
ll6o High street. Wheeling. s1S.S.e-> y. g. :,
DOCTORS COPELAND & BELL have located
permanent offices ut I'LL Main street, Wheeling.
W. Va, where they treat with success all durable
casea. Ohice hours-o TO II n. m. . to o p. IN. and
7tO9p. In. Sundays, a. IN. 10 II H.. and to 4
z. IN. Spcchtics-CNtarrh and diseases OF the
Eye. Far, Throat and Lung. Consultation free.
Address nil mall TO DIS. COPELAND l. BELL,
III Main street, Wheeling ". Va. .-.-.---r.-.--.-
Treatment. including medicine. s. n month.
No-Thc olcc OF DRS. COPELAND & BELL Is not
connected In my way with any other Offices IN
Wheeling. PLEASE NHAEJrEn THIS 20.
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Spanish Editors Angry

MADRID, Feb. Tho Spanish press
Is angry over the French foreign minis
,SF tone in referring to the failure OF
rance to make a commercial arrange
c ,Hgf'! with Spain. In the Journal OIL
ftu, II Is stated that the Spanish am
U !. ''s$ IN Paris has verbally protested
TI5n "i n N. Ribots course. Premier
I .E castillo will place full account OF
o stIC commercial negotiations before tho
, Nn,, to-day. Spain will probably de-
FFr ronc tho literary convention with
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MARTIN's FERRY.
anu Funcrals-Rnilroad Notes.
Wagon Upset, Etc.

~, wagon Upset, Etc.
,, Inc funeral OF Miss Hannah Edwards
TTy o, e., from the NJ. L. church ycster-
KY KY inc choir consisted OF Mr.. and
,asi' y. a: Wassman, Ed S. sHauchton
b b"o. mss Anna Carmichael. Tho pail.
T TTS"Eers were Robert Carmichael,
ts" aO Watkins, S. G. W. Morrison,
I ia"son Black and J. Z. Henderson. 4
VI Oif1 tE sickle on m easel, the present
Sm ,MH church and Sunday school, was
" tho floral offerings.
,,I iSTSIerday, while John P. haywood
wn S tSpTessman Virtue were on their
IoiSa 10 Golcrain with load OF house.
ioyma goods, the wagon upset and would
%NS. gone down over steep embunk.
W6i TJ haG 1t not been for post against
T a,S H the wagon lodged. haywood
'S :, Aart on his return.
dja tIe :Hncral OF Archie Dalhson, who
IsH aSa sunday, will take place from tho
loc rist church to-day ut . O'Clock,
>~' union No. Is. A. /. G. U. W., Of
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. Fob. 1.-The charred
remains Of aman wcro found this after
noon in tho ruins OF saitta & Forgasi's
iruit store, on Liberty street. Tho
building was destroyed by fire q month
ago. no one was missed after the fire,
and the remains arc unacceptable.
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BELLAlIlE.
AL Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City. ..

All Sorts of Local Scws and Gossip from
tho Glass City. ,.
The Young Peoples Christian En-.
dcavor Societies will observe the 18th
anniversary CT that organization with q
union meeting OF all the societies OF
this city and Benwood at the Christian
church this evening. The exercises
Will be intersperscd with choice music,
each society rendering one\ selection
also three choruscs, conducted by ]. II.
Hopkins, and selection by Miss Pelly,
OF Benwood. The exercises will begin
at s O'Clock.
Tho coal miners, having tried twice
to get a meeting at city hall to unite
the city miners in an organization with
the railroad miners and failed, have
called another meeting Tor this evening
at a less public hall over Klotz's store.
But it will meet the same iato rs the
others. City miners are too busy, since
everybody here uses coal, to try any OK
periments.
The sentence OF Captain w. II. Little,
who was sent up for two years for his
connection with Caroline Sweitzer in OBJ.
tanning q pension fraudulcntly, will be
home i'll March, President Harrison
having committed thesentencc to fifteen
months. Mrs. Sweitzer has been doing
time in tho county jail and no change
in her sentence Of two years has been
made.
Mr.. Philip NTar.inengo, brother-il,.
law Of Mr.. Victor Dubois, the enaneler
at the Bellaire Stamping Co., arrived in
tho city yesterday in full English COS.
tune. He will have charge OF the
enameiing department of the works
here, while Nlr. Dubois superintonds
the construction Of that part OF the new
works at Harvey, Ills. ~
The Republican city committee has
called the primaries for tho selection Of
delegates to tho city convention and for
tho nomination of councilman and rs.
SCISSORS for Thursday evening, March 3,
The convention to nominate candidates
for mayor, marshal, city commissioner
and treasurer will be held on Friday
evening, March 70.
August Schick will begin tearing
down tho old frame structure adjoining
Schmulbach's hall this month to give
place to 4 substantial brick structure.
Andy Kern, who occupies the building
has leased tho room OF Charles Henry
until the new quarters are finished.
George W. Myers, aged rs, died at his
homo in this township yesterday morn
ing. Ho was born and raised on the
farm where he died, and was an OK
emplary man.
Tho Democratic city committee will
meet this evening tot FIX tho timo for the
| primaries and city convention. March
i and Is will probably be selected.
The Republican League Club will
meet at city hall this evening to select
five delegates to the meeting OF the STATE
League at Columbus on the 18th.
Misses Josephine and Hester Ray, Of
Little Rock, Ark, arc guests OF the
family OF their brother, Roy Ray.
Andrew Heath. ono OF tho oldcs
residents OF Mead township, died Sun
day night, aged 81.
Jack Burke took charge rs policeman
for tho b. l. o. here yesterday.
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Leave
Martin's Ferry,
Arrive
Whoa linz


Trains No. ana IL will run 10 Isuchlln,s
Mill, arriving at Gee a. IN, end A:45 n IN. 70.
spectiycly. r re ~ -
On Sundays Nos q and % will run 10 and
ron Maflns Ferr; only Trains 20. 81 and 81,
WheGItnS. will not stop between Martins Ferry
and Wheeling. All other trains will stop on
siEnn! nt ReymGnn's. Seventeenth st1cafj, Pe.
nlnSu lar md Belmont Brewery Jefferson Sirceti.
ia2o N. w. EAYRS, General Ma>secr.
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EMINENT physicians everywhere re-
commend Ayers Cherry Pectoral as the
most reliable remedy that can be had
for colds, coughs, and Ill pulmonary
disorders. Ask your druggist for Ayer's
Almanac; it is the best publication OF
its Kind. Nntliull OF Information. pkw
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AFTER TWENTY YEARS.
Mr.. Frank Curtis States lis Case
in FaIl. b
Tho Following Is Ills True Statement
In Detail.

Twenty years Is long time, is 1t
not? But 1t is ut lcas. that long since
that my trouble dates back, that have
carried tho burden Of misery within
myselfn H
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RgAi. ESTATE.
EO r s. a. I, H
,Alargo 10. a, McNoolonl ioj by:s.o5 fsct Worry

-H'O III - "A Il Ii.
a lNrsO lot ut McMcChcn, 100 bys%9o5 feet Very
cheap
4 ltnit lot on ia cob street Fifth ward. iorsG)0
House Of eight rooms. brick, JncOb STREET, DO.
tween Fifteenth mud Sixteenth streets,
House % eight rooms brick, on Market street.
Centre Wheeling.
House otcight roornr, brick, 2loj Jacob street,
l!ouScot seven rooms on chapluo street, Sixth
each, 800
Two lots on Woods street, Eighth ward. chcnp
liouse OF !iyo rooms with 10: 3JxlUJ iaJt on
Jncob street. $3.50,
House OF seven rooms on North Marks! ssso..
Of bargain. ~. 80
Il9uis e tvc rooms on Jacob SssOeI, Filth
Lot; on South Front and North Front S.rc,.,.
Island.
Seven lots cnx,oD feet. In Flan, WHIT, md
GnllaEher's addition. Prlrc 500 TO 500 eanh.
Corner hGlt,lo! on MGColloch and ljSiiaon.
streets. j
House Of six rooms good condition. 1858 Wood
street, $500
Ono OF tho boS. manufacturing sl.ol IN tn,
city, fronting on two railroads.
Good business cornet in Contra WhCel,u,
Choice lots III Glcnlale 81
Lots in Filth ward In FIlan & Why!Si
MONEY TO LOAN.
$1,000. sl,9Oo, sl,Joo, 5000 aud $1,000, on city
real estate.
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FOB S ALI.
TO LET.

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Business house, 1851 Market street
Store room at l22I Min street
Modern ninc-roorned houFe, with bath. laun.
dry rooms. etc. corner South Front and FluS
streets. Possession February l, 49, =.
EiShtroomel dwelling. is Thirteenth street
Six:roomcd dwelling North Eric street; su!ta.
able for two families
Five.roomed dwelling. IS Twcnty.:h:,d street
fourro0mcd dwelling. 2GS2 Market street. Pos
session February l.. IL .z.''-'- -
-Four rooms Mt corner Of Market and Tenth
directs. over Weimers meat store n a'7I -
February !.
0illcc rooms. second floor 1918 Main street.
pike. : ''''''o"'
Fivc.soomcd house. 1Ol Virginia street
G. Q. SMITH,
las 1923 Market Street
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5000. $780, sl,5oo, $500, aud sl,oOo on city
real estate.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

<-orycE or AUCTEoS SALE OF st,SpnY
N notes and accouns-SoiIce Is hereby given
nat I. Angua Mac&int1sh. trustee OF the arm OF
Sust.u T.sbett- ssd OF George ". Tionec.s Co.
a. BUSINESS nader the jrm name of u. w TIN.
,e,ss A 20, aud who hold oy assignment fro;n
ssem certain notes, accounts ard water stock a
foIlovs towis: Assigned oy Gasi.u & Tlbse,t.
no.es amounting - 1854 So: open accourIts
smoanttnx TO St3. sa0. 90 Assigned hv q; " Tin
beus 90. notes amounting n 81 769 10 AZ.
eouu.s a.ncuatiag 20 %. 80 IS. 100 saA-as f,sI-
ngn water STOCK; viii eel; :hs eaId Roles and ac.
eogn,s and ~a.er stock al OF thena. 10 the high.
q. s,iGer FOR cash. on che sidewalk on Front
strees ei sac entrance 10 the Merchants National
Asnk. IN the city or seattle, ia the county Of King
STATE 81 = Washington. on the 18th day OF Eoysm
Der 1897. commencing 1t :he hour OF IL O'Clock
q III and continuing until said notes and accounts
and the Whole thereof are sola.
Part of sail notes are secured by mortgage rpon
real property. The sale Will he abso. Ute and due
assi sninents twithont reconrse) will be made by
me 70 tie parcaaser o. purchaser
These notes and accounts are several hundred IN
sureer and complies list and description OF ne
same are to b seen at this time AMI he nceforth
continuously until the time OF said ale posted uu
10 .ha said Merchants National bank room near
the entrance thereof Rod also 1T the postof1ce Of
the town OF Gilman and At the postoffice ~ the
town Of North Bend. In said King county
rhe said po,ss and accounts viii oe offered for
sale severaiiy OF In lump as bifdees may desire
st the time ~ the sale. IN the meantime written
bios for The same OR ANY OF taem, At private sale
are invited.
tsigne6) ANGUS MACxrETO9H
Trnsi.s FOR oastin ribbetts and George W. tn
oetsa d Co.
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Inc Dec
CITIES.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
TIE sTATE OF TRApE.

San Francisco, Nov. 4--Ihe vegetable mar
ket is unchanged for c. mmoa with prices frm
for summer varieties, which are gradually get
ting scarcsr. Potatoes are fairly aetiye with
moderets demand. Choice onions bold mp wssL
Tomatoes arrive in heavy quantities and prices
have a wider range. There Is little demand for
sweet potatoes Egg plant, ezra aIsi eIculabers
are firm. Green peppers are IN heaFy supply.
There Is little change IN prices OF fresh fruits.
Table grapes are plentiful and pness are gov
srned entirely By their condition. Wine grapes
are dull with lighter rece pts Of z u,sndel- Figs
are plentiful, but cell slowly. Ferries are In
fair demand and sales are reported below quota
ton. Choice red apples ars 10 dsmana with
light supply. Citrus fruits are plentiful aud
prices steady.
Produce rsceipts-Flour. H. DO q7ssrter sacks;
whest, l41.o1 esntals: barley. 1900 ceutsls:
rye 500 sacks; corn 100 centalss beans 6O9G
SACKS: potatoes, s. 900 sacks: bTaa. S,oi) saeks;
wine, 81 go gs!ions; brandy, 1000 gallons.
Flour-FslGiiy extras. 3aSNg1i0o per barrel,
bakers extras, 81 eooci00; suysTtne tla65s 10
Whsas-sl2sS2<3LsiA Per esnt&,; fair 70
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MA.sHALs NOTICE OF sErzuaE-lN

MARsHALs NOTICE OF sEIZCRE-iN
vi the district court OF the United states for the
district OF Washington, Northern division. In
admiralty. No 572
Whereas. n libel hath been nIed In the above
entitled court on The "a day OF November A 10,
1892 by John IL Elder. proctor on behalf OF M.
L. Wood. hbeiiant. against the steamer Anna NJ
Pence. her tackle. apparel, farnture engines BOZ
iers and machinery, alleging In substance that
there ID now due the SAID iibeiIant for wages as
cook the sum Of ass, and praying THAI the said
steamer may be condemned aud sold to pay de-
nand- OF the libeiiAnt
Now, therefore, In pnrs nance Of the monis!on Of
the said court, 10 me directed, have seized the
said steamer Anna II Pence. her tackle apparel
furniture. engines, boilers and machinery, and DO
barely give public notice to all persons claiming
otherwise having any interest ia the said
stsamer Auna N. Pence. her tackle, apparel ftirn-
ture engines, ooilers and machinery, that they be
ant appear before the said court at seattle, on the
i7.h lay OF November, A. u. 1892, At 10 O'Clock
. no.. then and there to interpose their claims And
make their allegations In that behalf
THOMAS X. BROWN, L. g. Narshsi
Bv Fl. A. BfsEkow, Deputy.
John r. Elder, Proctor FOR Lfbeliant
Dated 81 seattle November 3. 1892.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded in the Auditors OMO
YesteraaY.

Real estate transactions from January I. ~
are sIS,724, s0S.95 There were filed for record
Yesterday deeds, the considerations aggrsgat.
ing siS,s35. an average OF $2,63SjS. Following
is the lis. as furnished by Osborne, Trcmpar =
Co, abstractors OF titles. ZIG Cherry street, b.
tween From. and Second:
r. d. Thomas to Cora NJ. Knuppcnbsrg, part
see 10. 81. 5, 500.
I. Turlle. to I. Z. Sander, inc, tract In Coz.
ii"s' a 4. 1888.
F II. Ssorion 70 First National Bank Of slsuRh.
tcs lots T. sud 8, block 9, Billiards. orig plat Il
I. Palmer 20 G. h. Yates, lots and 4, block
b. fatfner's University Place, 500.
j. r. Rurweil 10 +. w. Goodhue, lots B and G
block O. Holmes, $3.50.
A. l. Austin to III. G. Moore, lots Fremont and
Others. sl0,S5a
n. A. Ealt TO J. p Fait, lots Burks's a a Q. q
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choice shipping. n.ssxelsex for niinss

choice shipping. 3l.ssA9Lse3z for mfinao
grades
Bsrley-Feed, s2,sdDs5c per GENITAL for darn
coast; Sol .0ss7isc for good quality and se1QSe9o
SlS8sLl7,s per Genital for standard: o0cQD$l0o
Tor lower grades.
osts-Fanoy feed. slsTlse3l. 20; Surprise, y. =
a.. -; milling ST. sal 40; good to choice ICED,
si@S3i 3; 81 grades, 81 los1sI IS: black. $l.otY
Lla Tor common and 81. sel. % for choices foR
seed; gray, S.sSE9i.S so per Genital
torn-~si.e51ci 011x for large yelfows N.W ioS
salal. yellow ST. LIZ sei l75s per GENITAL for whiee
CALL BOARD
Call board sales: wheat-BuyeR Dece1beA
kifSss OIL SSs< closing fLs5s<; seller. osc0tL0v
Nav, SLS6i4t5L SOS: closing. 1885,
baTley--uscefnber, 9205925ac, cosing et s2Ao
FINANCIAL
Drafts-slsht. New York. 70: telegraphfA -
STERLING oilis-Bank, AS4. sight, $AsS4z: COM
mefeis, sAS2iS. silver oars, s55S4S55<cs MexSs
can dollars, 6s{loG1sa
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sHERYFF's RETURN.
st.ta of x.shinptnn. county of king.

State of Washington, county of King, 81
1, ]. Il Woolery sheriff of King county. state OF
Washington, do hereby certify that received the
within notice the I'd day of October A. ID. 1892
and that have made due and diligent search and
inquiry for the person named Ia said notice, and
that said person cannot be found In said county,
and there Is person in the actual possession OF
the land described In said notice
Witness my hand this goth day OF October, A. ID.
1891. j. II. wOOLERY,
Sheriff OF King County, Wash
BY NJ. III GORMLEy, Iieputy.
Hheriffs fees: Miles travel 2, 20 cents; fees paid.
Dale Of first publication. November 5. 1892.
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NorICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
n deed.
ets.e Of Washington. county of King. city Of Sc

NorICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
~ deed.
etae Of Washington. county of King. city Of Sc
sitle. IS
Notice y hereby gwen 10 unknown owner. be-
!ns The person IN ~ho~. usme the lands here n
affer desc he1 were assessed aud 20 all other per
son. Interested. that e ". simpson has presented
80 the city couIptroer Of the ciIy Of seattle tax
cert cAte issued bV the treasurer ~ said city
the 18Th DAY OF July A. - sssl. sad land being
the following. To Wit:
let q in bock IN laws second addition
10 ba ctty Of Seattle. in King county. safe OF
Washington: that the smount Tor which s&td
iaai~ we're sold is Sass. tEst the sane weTs sid
ky ths cltv treasurer OF said c9ty 90 sail g.. ".
s.Inpsou on the 18th dAy Of July, \. - 1921 Al The
snauai sale for deluqueRt taxes OF sad city ~
sSS,ei for the year sao. thai The amount re-
euiret tosredeern such land frolu such a.
c!ns We 81 me costs accrue upon tRs notice, -
The sum Of o.. Together VIII interest thereon ~
the rate OF - pcr cent. per annuu nom Ua.e or
sa.d sale 70 sac time Of redemption; ih4t the Time
Vhen tie rete rpiIon period o; SUCH sale VIII ex
pre- will 20 sixty days alter the service 81 ms no
tea
Ia witness whereof I. j. NJ. Carson. CITY comp
solsr OF the ctv Of seattle. have hefeanto Sc my
hand snd the Official sea- OF said CHS tnis tst Gay
of Orfober A ID lSel j. VI. CARSON,
lssaLi City Comptroller
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sHrRIFF's RETURN,
sta,a ~ washincfon county of King "a

State OF Washington. county of King
T. j. IL Wooery. sheriff of King county. state OF
washington. do hereby certify that I received the
within notice the 22d day OF october, A. H. 1892,
ana that have made due and dilgent search and
inquiry for the person name In said notice. and
that ia person can not ne found IN said 7County,
and there Is person IN the actual possession OF
the land desctibe In said notice
Witness nay hand this 18th day OF October, A. d.
1892 J. IL WOpLERN,
Sheriff OF King county, Wash
By NJ II. GoRMLEN. Dsputy.
sherifYs fees: Mi travel, = 20 cents: fees paid
Date OF first publication. November S. 1892.
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Tacoma Grain Market.

TACOMA, Nov. 4-ispecial Wheat was quiet
today. Nothing was done and business viii be
dull until after election. Quotations were:
Club, zoe per bushel; blue stem, 1870 Wheat
Sla 80 par ton.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
IN deed
State OF Washington. County OF King City Of

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
IN deed,
State OF Washington. County OF King City Of
seattle, S.
Notice is hereby given to Unknown owner. being
the person in whose name the lands hereinafter
described were assessed and to all other persons
Interested that r. w. simpson presented 70 the
city comptroller Of the city of Seattle tax ce-tif-
cate Issued by the treasurer of said city the 18th
day OF july A. u. 1884, said land being the follow
Ing, To- wit:
Lot 4 in block in Cove addition to the city
OF Seattle in King county, state of Washington;
that the amount for which said lands were sold Ii
&1.59: that the same were sold by the city treas.
urer of said city to said h W. simpson on the 18th
dav 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 s2.Os to-
gether with Interest thereon al the rate OF 20 per
cent. per annum from date OF said sale TO the
time of redemption; that the time when the re-
demption period such sale viii expire Will be
sixty days after the service Of this notice
In witness whereof, l. j. NJ Carson, city comp
trolier of the city of Seattle have hereunto set my
hand and the official seal OF said city this 81 day
OF October, A. d. 1892. j. NJ. CARSON,
tsEAI-l City Comp;rollef.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-05
Clearing House Returns.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4-BrD1streets publishes the
following clearing house returns for the week
ending November 8, showing the percentage of
increase and decrease as compared With tue
corresponding period OF 1891:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-05
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.

Produce aud merchandise have been received
at the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
four hours rs follows: BY rail-Northern Ps-
cific, ESQ tons; Columbia & Puget sound. 30 tons;
Great Northern, 90 tons. BY water-Angeles,
70 tons: Puget Sound & Alaska Steamship Com
pany's boats, 20 tons; Fairhaveu. IS tons; Mon
ticello, 10 tons; Multncmah. tons: City of
Abereen, tons Total receipts, $40 tona
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-05
Portland Grain Market.

PORTLAND, Nov. 4. - Especial. J. Wheat -
Dull aud steady. Valley, 81 2o(cl 22is; walla
Walls, sL125.QtLl5 per GENITAL. Receipts were
55l52 ceptals