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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12

The proposition to pump coal through from
the coal fields Of Pennsylvania into New York,
. distance Of over 400 miles, is one of the start
ling suggestions peculiar to our age Of startling
achievements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12

II the next executive clerk Of the Senate is
jadicious he will take the precaution of requir-
ing iron-clad double-gesred oaths Of secrecy
from the Senators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12
WoMAN,s DAINTY UNDERWEAR.

"A pessimistic, sarcastic individual threw
down . Sunday newspaper recently with some
scathing remarks about there being twenty coll
ums devoted to woman's underwear"
Iftwenty columns more had been printed on
the same subject there would still be much
left unsaid concerning the beauty and elegance
and requisite daintiness Of the undersarments
worn by the women of today. Never have SO
many rare designs been.executed such exquisite
fabrics wrought rs during the past year.
COLoRED UNDERWEAR HAS NEVER
BEEN so POPULAR NOW. It's made up in
all the delicate shades OF Blue, Pink. Green and
Lavender in batiste and silk. Dainty Under.
wear is the prerogative of all well-bred women.
and the silken gown is included in every COM
plete outfit. They come in delicately colored
China Silk. profusely decorated with lace and
fashioned. like the most elaborate of tea gowns.
These exquisite gowns not only worn for
sleeping but for elegant negligee in lady's own
room. and the more elaborate ones are even
worn to meals. We show g rich assortment.
Every garment Is an art study. You'll enjoy
looking at them, if for nothing else than to
know what ultra-luxury and elegance in this
sort Of wears.
These exquisite things are with the fashion
able COLORED SKIRTS, which. in their way,
are just as interesting and perhaps more prac.
tical. Besides quality and style you have price
to marvel at.
This conmon-sense part Of the costume was at
one time snubbed by women-who thought it
cleaner and more appropriate to wear q soiled
White petticoat than one of wooden. silk or mo.
hair goods in Black or dark color. This
state Of affairs no longer exists-women have
learned from experience that such . skirt is by
far more healthful. clearly and pleasing for
street or travelling wear. 1t improves the set"
of the gown. besides gives years. wear in place
Of months and sometimes only of weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12

Ladies': You oftsa experience gfsas
difnculty in securing Kid Gloves to
match your dressss or bonnets: this
difficulty il easily overcome By COM
ins direct to n. We can suit you in
style. quality and price.
We have every new spring shade
known in 4-button Kid Gloves, with
large white or black pearl buttons,
- also in S-button MousQuetaires,
made Of the best French Kid Riace.
See exhibit in our show window.
The efforts put forth By houses like
ours are fully appreciated by the
ladies Of Washington and vicinity.
They evidently believe in buying
gloves Of . house that makes . spe-
cialty Of this one article to the ex-
clusfon Of all other lines. BY this
method better values are given and
better service rendered. We show
you qualities and styles not to be
found elsewhere.
We direct your attention to our
latest importation Of
EASTER NOVELTIES.
The very best Of our Gloves will be
offered
TOMORROW. WEDNESDAY.
APRIL Ii.
At reduced prices.
Ladies' 4-button Kid Glace. with
large white or smoked pearl buttons.
a. also our best quality Dressed Kid
MousQuetaires. in all sizes and every
possible color. at the uniform price Of
41.S5 A PAIR.
At this price positively tomorrow
only. rain or shine.
Remember that these are the very
best goods imported. Tried on and
warranted.
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''No seat, mo fare" sounds beautiful until its
logical result mo seat, no ride" appears on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12
EEEs s Gee 3 s gee q sss
EEs ae S CO "a sass /:

ZEE Geo COO sass
Eaas-PKRIKNcE has taught ms sess-sctiy Whist our
customs sssspsct in the way Of specal bargains for
10 rive them to you. II you cannot come for these
bargains We VIII sgEspress them 10 you. - ws don't
want TO eGgscluds any of our customers from thsss
Easter bargans.
DRrss FABn1cs
J..as.r q crepons in all 20,
R-sgx-ular Price. IL 90.
shades s:s H HSa :nd SDDs sss u $50 yard
1-seE-ular Price. &c.
, Cloth !. D LIN. R s,s:: q. n 1925.
Cloth Tan. ct R-ssx-ulsr Prios. ESQ
s|is, H y: sI I' 81 So. ,s q
LADIES' Funx1sHrsos
French Saline Shirt Waist.
striped. or White iiss' m nssffig lSc.
collar and cuffs.
ls I.:; sn he. I pss,s, Hand 21c
Easter; Observation-Disclosures. R-sgs-ular Pnos. $50.
rs nsa N SIcss: d f. LII: l9o pair
spring shades. R-ssx-ulsr Price. &c.
Of Tans and afsys ne si, sos s,ss Z(c pair
Black. at R-seg-ular Price. Soe.
eO 2S. a .sS d as'shns: al, TO yard
Easter bargain. Regular Prcs. go.
Our Hosiery Department
i Ester sa:siss S assF.ss l9o pair
toes. at '' 0'u''e neeisan Regular Prtos. go.
Point dIrsland Lace to
inches wide. in White only; Q. ayardL
pretty patterns. At R-seg-ular Prizes. 26c.
News Wear
Faster Neckwear in Light A.
and Dark colorings, in I1C.
hands, hands. tun' and f0urn- Regular Prices 80
tey in . .snsan Collar snS ;u AL 3 FOR 25o
down. at r.. R;ssxs-ul.r price. 1870.
.a aRs 4 aip nsnnS sS either lie pair
R-ess-ular price. 15c.
10 per cent of Of lowest marked prices In all Jew
ery. Leather Goods. Soaps, Perfumes and Toilet
Articles, at
OTRAsBURaER's.
DRY GooDs. C1oAKs AND NorroSs.
1t 4O4 AND 4O6 7rH ST. NV.
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SKIRTS For EASTER.

We've Just added to our superb stock
some Of the newest things in PONGEE. SILK
TAFFETA, CHANGEABLE AND FANCY
SILKS. GLORIA SILK. FARMERS SATIN.
MOHAIR. BRILLIANTINE. &c. glance
at few Of the kinds:
WALKING SKIRTS.
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W. CONTINUE THE AGENCY OF THE
GEN CITY PERFECT GAS RANGES.
EVERY ONE IS GUARANTEED. THEY
ARE HEAVY. DURABLE, ECONOMICAL.
FULL LINE ON HAND. ALWAYS CON-
NECTED UP READY TO SHOW YOU.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
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ITO CAPITALISTS-SEALED PROPOSALS
i will be received by the undersigned until the
hour of one oc 0ck p. IN of Thursday. september l,
1892 at the law Offices of Jerser. Legg Williams,
rooms Is and IA Boston nlock. Seattle for the
purchase OF the following described lands, situate
IN King county, Washington, to-wit: southeast i
of sec 1. Up %, X east, 40 acres. South OF
sWi4. Sec 4, Up 20. + east 80 acres South u Of
SEA. Sec 5, TIP %, r east so acres Southwest
u of sec 5. TIP 49, r 3 east. go acres. Tract No.
OF William H. Iaylor's Sn9qualmie Prairie acre
tracts. 4.2i acres Lots 4. and 8. and y Of the
SWAs of Sec "a, TIP -, l: least, 17475 acres OF
the above property about: ITO acres may be
rated as merchantable tmbef tracts, and all Of the
the finest Of valley lands. having railroad trans
portatiou and other accesss-ies which render It
particularly valuable, some considerable portion
being now in high state of cultivation. with good
buildings fences. lawns. vsry large orchard etc.
All Of the aforementioned. lands belong to the
estate of jeremiah ". Borste deceased, of which
am sole executor in trust, hsyins full power under
his last will ard testament u sell the said estate
and execute good and sufficient deeds tn arefor.
Bids will be received for smaller amount OF land
than 40 acres and upwards or may be made to
cover all the above menlione1 lands and lump
sum bid therefor. Terms ea sale spot cash, pay
seattle. Abstracts furnishes free brought down to
day Of sale The right is expressly reserved to re-
ject any or all bids VIZ be at room IA Boston
block daily Sundays excepted) between the hours
of noon and 1901 p. m. from s3ow until September
l. and will be pleased to give any further informa
tion which intending bidder may desire JUDGE
r ANDREWS, sole execuzor. sole devisee and
sole trustee under the last will and testament of
jeremiah w. Borst, decea seei.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded I'm the Auditors ONES
Ycsterday.

Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I, 1907
are so, 629, 545.0L There were fled for record
yesterday IS deeds, the considerations aggrezat-
ing s26,026 an average Of Sl,4t5S9. Following
is the list AZ furnished by Osborne, Trempsr
& Co.. abstractors Of title. 1l6 Cherry street.
between Front and Second:
f. A. Twichell to Fred S. Twitchell, lot IS ana
81 lot 8, block 9, Youngs add. 81, 800
b. Z. Sans TO J. w. Miller, s1a MA sw ne 81, n
5, 500.
,. W: Finuell to Jose q Son, u Copper Chief
mine. 1000.
b W: Finnell to Jose q sons Copper Wonder
b. W: Finnell to jose q Son. Il Copper Belt
mine, 81 900.
mine, 81, 900.
Matt Munson to L. Holden, lots Q. 10, block J.
Albion Heights, $40.
West Coast Imp Co to A. d. Fenke. lot q,
block 10, Gilman Park, $215
Douglas Young to A. d. Fenke, 10 70 lot II,
block 9, Denny's East Park. 81.
Charles II. Pierce to +. A. Pierce, lot /, block
4, Laws add and other land. $4,000.
Charles II. Pierce to Hannah beamans, lot g.
block p, Yesler's 2d supi, $20o
James Abercrombie to Anna c. Hanson, part
block So, Maynard's, s, l0o
J. C. sanderson to William Mcclellan, lots 4. S,
Bronson's add to Kirkland, and other land,
500.
IL, block IA, Hunters Lake Union, $500.
Charles A. Kilbourne to Charles w. Ingrahan,
lots TO II, block =, salmon Bay park. 81 600
Joseph Dan ct al to i. NJ. smith, lots 2, 8, SEQ
r. ii. smith TO G. II. Hummil. part SEQ u. q. s.
$500.
c. p Stone to Sisters St Dominics, lots I, 2, go
81. d L. $l.25A
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CRY yorrcre

20 DO any plumbing in the city Of seattle unles.
Snaer the direct supervision Of . duly licensed
sec Amy person or persons who shall here
e.ter engage In the plumbing business or do anv
ruHioing steam or gas lifting (for other persons
s a themseives] In the city OF Seattle without
y, having procursds plumbers license, a. pro-
OF misdeneanor, and upon conyic,ion thersor
snaa De nned In any sum not to exceed $50, or
pfisoned In the city jail for term not to exceed
one month. or both such fine and imprison ment
sec. D. his ordinance shall take effect and shall
De IN force from and after its passage ana
- 1sseo oy Lne BOARD OF aldermen this 9Th day
W august iSSZ J. p. SWEENEY.
President Board Of Aldermen.
August, 1892 n IN CAIII9AN
Acting President House of Delegates
Approved by me this 10th day of August, 1892
J. +. RONALD. Mayor.
rHed by me this 10th day Of August, 1891
GEORGE J. SLOVENIAN, City Clerk
Published August IL 1892
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET0.
rHR STATE OF TRADE.

The 6IATk OF TRADE.
SAN Francisco. Aug la-Ths FRUIT market
nearly all varieties deprecated values, however,
and only strictly choice fruit commands top
quotations. In the dried fruit market the same
dizziness continues to prevail. and apricots are
the only variety for which there 10 any demand.
The market for dairy produce Is unchanged.
The vegetable market Is in much the same
condition as yesterday. Supplies are plentiful
and values weak. Choice potatoes meet with
rendy sale, but inferior grades are drug on the
market Onions are weak, and sweet potatoes
being plentiful, prices ara easier.
Produce receipts-Flour, D, 600 quarter sacks:
wheat, 72ooo centals: barley, 2s,ooo centais;
beans, 1000 sacks; bran, 1900 sacks: middlings,
LOO sacks; brandy, 5000 gallons: wine, 1900
gallons.
Flour-Family extras. AAotD45o per barrel;
bakers extras. - lag42 %; superfine. - 10000.
quality. 371a Tor choice article; milling. Il %
(0i.45 per GENITAL.
Barley-Feed. size per GENITAL for dark Coast:
soc for good auslity; sli4Qg9elsc for choice
(9lD per GENITAL for standard; SoctS$l.l0 for
lower grades.
Oats-Choice and fancy old oats. l.421lQol 50
per Genital: common grades, 81. 12lsQ1L %; fair
GENITAL.
Corn-slso for large yellow; sl.s5(ol SIX for
small yellow; sL371a@L421s per GENITAL for
Call board sales: Wheat, seller year. S1.36sz0
lS6zs; closing, SLs6s4 buyer December. II. 42s<
bariey-Seller year. 9s(99sl Sc; closing, 9S1lc.
Drafts-Sight. 10: telegraphic, 12l<. Sterling
bllls-Bank, $4s71s; sight, $As9i5: commercial,
$AS5. silver bars, per Ounce-3t0Silf Nexi-
can dolisrs-6sz<@69A
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Sales were 1900 bags including: August. 3l4 -;
September. &i2so69i2s5: October, $i2.e5tDl2 50.
Spos Rio-FiIm and more active. No. ., lS7kO
1889.
sugar-Raw-Quiet: centrifugal. 80 test, 70
arrive. 8 Ice mel. Reined-Firm and active.
Copper-Easy. Lake, $ii.&0tfL60.
Lead-sseady Domestic, s&o5G4tA
Iin-steady. Straits, SO. 4sg2a.&
BOSTON STOCK xxcHASeR
Boston. Aug. 10.-Closing:
Atchison. ......... ssi<1Mexican Cen, con. l0lz
Burlington $1,000. 1o2 bell Telephone. 80. 20l}1
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. Aug. la-wheat-Dui,: opened Ze
lower on weaker cables and stump in corn,
due TO rains in the corn belt last night, but on
local buying. credited in part TO Cslifornia,
there was an advance OF ssc. Tha market closed
steady. Lc higher than yesterdays Receipts
were 1890 bushels: shipments, $50 900 bushels.
Whsat-Cash, 7ssSc; September. 7s5<c
Corn-Easier; cash, 53ssc; September, $40
0a's-steady; cash. SSsssc; september, MO
Rye--6Slsc
Barley-6sc
Tmothy-slH.
Fiax-S1o1<.
IPorSs-Easy: cash. !.a5s'3; January, MsM
snoulders-sT.s1t1 80
short Clear-sS2U(GSSea
Short ribs - Easy; cash, H.s7H, January
H.97l<
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Aug. o-Cattie-Rsceipts, iS.0o0s
lutgl5c lower; extra prime steers, $5(9A50; 9th.
@a70.
Hogs-Receipts, $500: slow and Zoe lower:
$50; prime. heavy anu butchers weights. IS $50
6l0; light, s. 250S5. Is
sheep-Receips, 5000: active and strong:
stockers, $50: ewes. s49450: mixed. &a9AS5;
wethers. sos; Texans, $I30te4So; common
Westerns, $3.50
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
~ deed
State OF Washington, county of King. city Of

Seattle,
Notice is hereby given TO unknown owner. being
the person In whose name the lands hereinafter
described were assessed aud 10 all other persons
interested, that John =. Maggs, assignee OF H. +.
Baker, has presented the city comptroller OF the
city of Seattle tax certificate Issued By the
treasurer of said city the 18Th day OF july Il. u.
1891. said land being the following wit:
Lot Ia block In Union Lake supplemental
addition 10 the city of seattle In King county state
of Washington: that the amount for which said
lands were sold Is 1921: that the same we're sold
by the city treasurer of said city To said III. +.
baker on the sth day of July, A. ID. 1891. at the
annual sale for delinquent taxes OF said city
assessed for the year 1880; that the amount re-
quired 10 redeem such lands from such sale ex-
elusive of the costs accrue upon this notice is
Tie SUN OF SO together with interest thereon at
the of 20 per per annum from the date of
said sale 10 the time of redemption: that the time
when the redemption period on such sale viii ex
pire will be sixty day after the service Of this
notice
In witness whereof I J. NJ. Carson. city comp
troiier of the city seattle have hereunto my
hand and the Official seal OF said city this sth day
of July. i. II. 1892 ]. ". CARSON,
City Comptroller
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eHERIFF's RETURN.

State of Washington, county of King, IS.
L. J. H. Woolery sheriff Of King county, state OF
Washington do hereby certify that received the
within notice on The 14th day of July, A. ID. 1892.
and that have made due and diligent search and
inquiry for the person named in said notice and
that said person cannot be found In said county,
ana there is person in the actual possession OF
the lard described in said notice
Witness my hand this 18th day OF July, A. d
1892 J. II. WOOLERY,
Sheriff OF King County, Wash.
BY PAT FARRAHER, Deputy
Sheriff Is fees: Miles Travelled. 90 cents: paid.
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EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK ExcHASel.

NEW YORK, Aug. l0.-Though the general list
was dull and almost stagnant, q firm temper
prevailed In the stock market Large fractional
gains were the rule, while specialties gained l
to- per cent The close was firm. Western
Union was strong and 1ssc higher.
Government bonds-Dull and steady.
Petroleum-Pennsylvania September, closed,
55<c.
FINANCIAL.
Money on call-Easy. Closed, offered, ~;
prime mercantile paper, 3latG5l.. sterling ex-
change-Quiet and steady; sixty-day bills,
$4sGx: demand, $A6s,z.
BONDS
g. g. IS registered ZIG 10. S. D registered. 200
U. s IL coupon. 1l6 Pacific 6s.......... lot
Grid
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state Of Washington county of King. IS.
i. j. II. " lery, sheriff of King county state OF
Warrington. do hereby certify thai / received the
within notice the i4th day Of July, A u. 1882,
and that have made due and diiigent search and
inquiry for the person named In ralo notice, and
that said person cannot be found in said county,
and there is person in the actnaI Possession Of
the land described IN said notice
Witness my hand this 18th day OF July, A. d.
1892 ]. II. WOOLERY,
Sheriff Of King county, Wash
BY PAT FsRRsHGs. Deputy.
sheriff fees: Niles travel, 20 cents; Paid.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
State of W ashington, county Of King, city Of
Seattle, s.
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
persons interested. that s. A. Kendall has pre-
scented to thu city comptroller Of the city Of Seat
tie certificate issued by the treasurer OF said
city on the 18th day of July. A. ID. 1891 said land
being the following. to-wt:
Lot in block IL in central Seattle addition to
the city Of seattle, in King county state of Wash
ington; that the amount for which said lands were
sold l. $267; that the same We're sold by the
city treasurer of said city to said s. 4.
Kendall on the 18th day of July, A. D. 1891, at
the annual sale for delinquent taxes of said city
assessed for the year 1890; that the amount re-
quired 10 redeem such lands from such SALE ex-
elusive of the costs to accrue upon this notice, Is
the sum of So H. together with interest thereon
at the rate of 20 per cent per annum from date OF
said sale the time Of redemption: that the time
when the redemption period On such sale Will ex-
pre will be sixty days after the service OF this no
tice.
In witness whereof J. NJ Carson. city comp
troller of the city of Seattle have hereunto set my
hand and the official seal OF said city, this 7th
day Of July A. d. 1872
J. NJ CARSON. City Comptroller
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MINING STOCKS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
LONDON, Aug. 10-Bar silver, SID. Bank Of
England discount, per cent
BREADsTUFF3.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 10.--Wheat-~Onered freely:
No. red winter, steady, e. I'd: No. 2 red spring,
steady at Is "a.
Corn-Offered moderately and unchanged;
new mixed, spot, steady, 5s SD; August, steady
at IS SD; September, Is ND; October, steady,
n lid
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
IN deed.
state of Washington, county Of King, city OF

IN deed.
state of Washington, county Of King, city OF
Seattle. IS.
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 John >. Maggs. assignee Of II. F.
Baker has presented to the city comptroller OF the
city of Seattle tax certificate issued by the treas
urer Of said city on the 18th day Of July, A. ID.
1891, said land being the following. towit:
Lot in block in Union Lake Supplemental ad.
diton to the city of Seattle. in King county. state
Of Washington; that the amount for which said
lands were sold is 80 81: that the same were sold
by the city treasurer Of said city TO said II. f.
Baker on the 18th day Of July, A. o. 1891, at the
annual sale for delinquent taxes OF said city as.
sessed for the year $780, that the amount required
to redeem such lands from such sale, exclusive Of
the costs to accrue upon this notice, s the sum Of
$371 together with interest thereon at the rate Of
20 per cent per annum from date OF said sale to
the time of redemption; that the time when the
demption period such sale will ex pire will be
sixty days after the service Of this notice.
In witness whereof, I. J. NJ carson, city comp
troIer of the city of Seattle have hereunto set my
hand and the official seal Of said city this 9Th day
of July, A. d. 1892. ]. NJ. CARSON,
City Comptroller.
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LEGAL NOTICES. =

NOT1CE-IN THE MATTER OF THE
~ estate Of W. w. Buchanan deceased, notice Is
nereoy given. 10 all whom IL may concern that on
sdministrator OF the estate Of W. w. Buchanan
deceased filed In the supe ior court of King county
Washington, his petition for order Of said court
stiing In probate. authorizing and empowering
aaia administraor to sell all the personal property
OF said estate at private SALE and that said court
has fixed Friday the 18th day of August 1892 at
$50 O'Clock "a the forenoon, at the courtroom Of
hon l. Lichtenberg judge, for the hearing Of
SAID application. All persons interested in said
estate are, therefore, required 80 appear in said
court At the said time and place. then there to
show cause, If any they have, way the SAID order
should not be granted
Witness my hand and the seal Of said court this
OLE usy OF August 1891 w. B. SPENCER.
tSeaiJ Clerk Of Said Court
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Portland Wheat Market.

PORTLAND, Aug. 1o.-IspeeiaL l-wheat-Th
fall movement has begun. but trading IL yet
light Valley, $L22l 4(eL25; wslla walia, 81 $50
ll7Il per Genital Receipts, e62 centals.
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CIrY rREAsuRER'S NoTICE-THE FOL
" lowing city warrants will be paid upon presen-
tation ct the city treasureS's ONCE Interest on
said warrants will cease AZ the expiration OF az.
teen days from the first publication Of this notice:
General fund warrants Numbers 89l to $50 inclu-
0ive
Cedar street warrants, ordinance l,47l, No
1.304
south Eleventh street warrants, ordinance 1893
Ses. $40 TO 500. inclusive.
Yeser avenue warrants, ordinance l,225, No.
PA
south Twelfth street warrants, ordinance AIS,
No 1872.
Eleventh street warrants. ordinance 1878 No.
1872.
Hyde street warrants ordinance 1 sos. No 2,23s.
South Eleventh street warrants, ordinance CAS-
No 23S
Fifth and Republican street warrants. ordinance
1873. No ASH
Fourth and Harrison street warrants, ordinance
1,S77, Nos. 2,5l7 to 1882, inclusive.
Third street warrants, ordinance 1883, No
1854.
West street warrants. ordinance l,,69, Nos
29l7 10 1878 inclusive
Rainier street warrants, ordinance 1887 No.
l754
Fourth street warrants, ordinance 395, Nos 334
o6l, inclusive.
Mil street warrants, ordinance SAT, Nos l,47S
70 GA and to $50. inclusive.
James street warrants, ordinance 1877. No. LOSS
30 ,4o3, inclusive.
ADOLPH KRUG
City Treasurer,
Date Of first publication August g. 1892