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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

The committee on American lisera
ture provided the program al the Yves
Side club Yesterday afternoons p;o-
grain which proved both entertaining
aud instructive. Tie first number.
contemporaries of samuel Adams ia
Massachusetts," gave shert skstcnes OF
Joseph Hswiey, Thomas Gushing. JONI
Hancock, Benjamin Church. Jssi&t
Quincy and James BoAdo;n. 49, Tie
wheel horses Tor bard. steady work.
THIS Was followed by II literature OF ihs
Revolution" with = characterization a.
Its prose aud poetry. The nfoec OF that
period was designated ~ literature az
investigation. reasoning and sober
thought, while the poetry vas shown
to be . literature Of svliAbies and
rhymee. Selections from Quincy
writings were then given, followed by
q sketch OF Charles Egbert Craddock-
Mary Noaiiies Masfree--who was bort
IN the mountain region oil Tennessee.
She was described - Possessing the ar
Of horn story teller. with great pc
tor ia.snd dramatic power; y keen IN.
sight of the interior fundamental life
of every human epirit, . wonderful
power for delineation, and large anc
lofty ideas. all Of which have helped
to place her IN the front rank Of Amer.
lean noveIists. NEXT Saturday the en-
tertainment committee wall prepare .
program on Gull.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

Manager Smith provides his patrons
treat tins week in presenting for their
delectation the Clark and Williams
Fright Lights. which is termed the TAN
ner show Of the season AMI is said 10 be
one of the beat vaudeville companies
on the road. They offer a grand ohio
and the funniest OF all comedies en-
titled "Our Married Men," The COM
pany compriscs twenty star artisis-and
is headed by the pre,niers of the vsu-
deville stage. Clark and Williams, sup
ported by such an array Of talent ~
they advertise Is sufficient guarantee
of an unusually good snow. Three
Martella Brothers. Murphy and Lenera,
Rice aud Blondin, Muliansy and Dow.
ney. Attell Brothers. Misses Shafer and
Blondin, Bartlett and Lenora, Mayonu
ara Ryan, James Rice, Clark and vii.
Hams. Matinees Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

The readers of this paper will b
pleased TO learn that there 10 1t least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 cure in ali its stages, snd
that il Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure il
the only positive cure known 70 tso
medical fraternity. Cstarrh being
constitutional disease, requires . con.
stitutonsl treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure ~ tsxen internally. acting directly
upon the blood and nucoue surface OF
the system. thereby destroying the
foundation Of the desease, and giving
the patient strength by buiIdlug zap The
constitution anc assisting nature IN do
Ing its work. The proprietors have 60
much faith In lts curative powers. that
they Oder One Hundred Do!iars for
any case that il fails 70 cure. send for
list OF testimonials.
Address. r. J. CaKxEy 4 Co..
Sold by druggists, s5c- Toledo, o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

Helen Barry will come to Powers
Grand next Wednesday evening. The
company consists Of Mary Shaw, j. II.
Gilmour, Owen Westtord and othcr
artists. Miss Barry. 10y hard aud con-
sclentious labors, aided by true devo.
ton to her art, has achieved a promin-
ence in the dramatic ornament that is
as illustri0us as ID is deserving, which is
especially worthy of note. With such
y splendid company, in one of the
most entertaining comedies. comedy
such as one can thoroughly enjoy with
every degree of satisfaction, sur
rounded 10y stage settings which are, IN
Themselves. works Of art; surely it
leaves little. il anything, 10 I've desired
in the way of an evening of perfect
pleasure. It might be vel! to say a
word iii regard to the construction of
the piece. which is an adaptation from
the German by Mr.. Thomas. author Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

The Fountain street Baptist chur:h
. scpie have secured an unusual attrac-
ton in the Rnney concert company OF
Chicago for Thursday evening, March
"a. The company is under the man.
agcmsnt of Prof. Henry B. Roney of
Grace church, Chicago, who discovered
ami brought ont Blstchford Kayanagh,
tie boy singer, aud who furnishes the
organ solos. The other members are
Miss May Agnes Clark. elocutionist.
Master Leon Marx. whom air. k0ney
brought here with Gussie Coitlow, tho
child pianist, year age; Master Ernest
Wagner, the boy flutist, and Master
Carl Asp, tho leading solo boy singer IN
Grace church choir, Chicago. and who
is the successor of Blatcliiord Kava-
nagh. The three boys are said to he
wonders in their respective lines, and
the Bsp,ist people are 10 be congratu-
lated OH securing 80 great an attrsc-
ton. The company will Also appear in
Muskeeon on the 23d under the aus
pieces of the NJ. +. church.
"O'Dowd's Neighbors." which has
made q success in Detroit with two en-
gsgemcnts. will be at Powers Eext FRI
day and Saturday. Atthe head OF tho
cast II Mark Murphy, the well-known
comedian, 20 long associated with
Murray in "Our Irish Nisitors.'
Among the other notable performers in
the company are sam j. Ryan and
Miss Lotiie Gibson. who is too well
known 10 Grand Rapids followers OF
the theascr t. need extended mention.
A new feature which 10 promised ~ Z
diversion from tho skirt dance - the
Congo dance. which will bc presented
by Misses Wilson and Dsvcapor..
Manager Lothrop has been in the
show business oil mis- life. lie began
at the Detroit opera house A. property
man over twenty years ago. and "a m
emergency he can turn his hand 60
any department of . theatef. He can
paInt---sceneTy.
A grand pr,ze cake walk 10 nov
under preparation for the week oil
March Il. at Gesry's museum. One
hundred dollars In prizee 10 offered e
the fiect-footed colorej contestants
who score the best record.
| A very excellent eeiecison Of come
dams will be eeen IN 's0'Dcwd's Neigh
bors,p 1T Powers next Friday and Sat
urday.
Manager Geary has special featur'
with he Minstrel company that he car
not advertise until Monday morning
Extra fine etage settings are prom
| ised ~ Redmond,s during the engage
ment OF Anne Ward Tiffany.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

IL Is announced thas The following
u<l plckle Of Aihson. chairman at tie
nssionsi oommisls<; John Raas<ll II
Ann Arhos: Mary 7. LAthxop ct Jsek.
Roilo KIRK nsyan Il LsnssaG. u = sx-
pseasd that nearly every city and tewn
IN the state viii aend deiegetes. 1bs
following we're choeea la1 n,xat - rop-
resent the wards II the city conveotton:
First xArd-Walter Kennedy. J. =.
Amss. Peter yolmsri. q. II, Kirkland.
l. T. AtuatsT.
second ward-R. J. ooivis. D. ].
Bsrendsen. J. H. Thaw. J. &. JchneQus
Thirsi ward--L. B. Wood. j. A. Gre
yer. G. g. Foster. w. c. Sheppards 4.
q. Croxser.
Fourth war&-The Rev. ". J. Rue
sei:. n. n. waiker. w. b. Reou1ck, j.
C. Kennedy, Il, d. comstock.
Fifth uard-4. = Krouber. - G.
Mssser. John NeelanA. Ths Rev. ~ A.
Frye. Geo. A. Ford.
seventh wArd-The Rev. J. ". Hsi1,
Charies Thoma. G. 4. R,chayda. 4.
Cove, Albert Pratt.
Eighth ward-E. Graham. NJ. r
Button. p. II. wsatherly. ID. c. Dnpee,
b. W. Barnard.
Ninth ward-W. r. Knox. J. Z. Bod,
well. Dr. J. b. Hoskins. the Rev. r. w.
yanKirk. T.. Lathrop.
Tenth ward-PauI II. kiehens. q. A.
Roth, Geo. koeiofs. Fred Wheeler. II
X. Whitmer.
Eleventh uard--H. C. Raimsr, &. W
osborn. Jas. Dunbar, J. r. Kennedy
q. Il. Bslden.
Twelfth ward-J. A. Sanford. +. II
Bacon. II. r. webster. W. &. Jones, ]
s. Marshall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13
TALKOF THESHOWS
Liberati a Powers. Annie Ward
Tiffany At Redmond's.
FATHER nucfNT's LECTURE
what 0ssry Has tos HE Patrons
Bin ~ mlsh's--Asuss-
tons sssn pus.

powess Grsad viii b. throws opsn
tonight and We shall bear the famous
eofnstlst. signor LhsFst. who viil
make hls tirst appearance "a Grand
Raplds. A vsrisd program has been
prepared which usii b. Interpreted BY
the following local artists. who have
kindly consented 70 assist signor Liber'
sts Mrs. G. X. Nichols. sopran0; Mira.
{. II. Amin. contyalso; Ffsness Camp
hell, baritone; Henry shut. tenor and
Henry G. Post, pianist. of Lsbersti.
no one interested in music and muslc-
ians nerd he told. Everywhere has the
press spoke moss nat,er'nsIy ct this Ar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13
Father Nuxent's Lecture.

The Rev. Father Nugcnt, the .elcqu-
cnt SO we'll known in Grand Rapids.
will lecture at Powers opera house
next Thursday evening, ST. Patrick 4
day, under the aakpices of the Press
ans. The subject will he columbus, =
ono which the gifted speaker will
handle in . mastery and impressive
manner. Tickets may be had of tbs
members OF the club and the society.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

A meeting Of the Lincoln Republi.
can club will be held at the circuit
court rooms. Thursday evening. March
IL, At -:30 O'Clock. Any person Wish
ing TO jolu tho club will have az
opportunity To do %. The Hon. l. g.
Palmer and the Hon. Il. W. Rutheriors!
will discuss questions Ut interest. Let
us orgrnize for victory 1t the coming
municipal election.
c. VI. wArKxs.
President Lincoln Republican Club.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

1t il stated by one Who appears Il
be on the inside that the deaocrsu
will hold their ward caucuses on the
evening Of March p. the same night
the republicans hold THERE, and their
city convention march Is. the night
after the republicans hold their city
CONVENTION.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

slasm Of sudieress. Every Startling
stuassoa 10 rsptnrensiy applandsd. ne
couDg because the auther-sctor knoua
luss nov far 70 10 In the dsFeotlon of
the in<aseiy meiodraGst,c. he has
inseatsd an Interesting story, and unz
solds il ia accordance With lie eesS
dramatic rules- scenery OF more Than
average elegance eas teen pio*ideo Ter
THE eiepdaughtss-" After Amaze
Ward Tiffany, the cast v . strong one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13
pKxuE rors KxoLA AND.

EuEiand's parliament has granted
only the insigniiieant cum Of f24 900
sterling about $4,000 - towards an
English exhibit At the Columbian Ex-
position. This sum Lord Mayor Evans
stlgmatises by saying: "Eoglishn,en
with . national conscience will feel .
touch OF shame at the announcement
that the English grants amount to only
rs, 900, which - = smaller sum than
other and lees important counssies have
appropriated IN provide . proper rep
fesentation. IT - not pleasant 70 think
that England will have only . compare
lively poor SHOW The lord mayors
structures will find an echo among his
own eountrymen qnito ~ pronounced
~ We might echo the Justices OF bic
criticism. The sum il unworthy the
peopis who grated "a. uafair 70 the
British nation. and . oopsemplAbie
show OF Esxlish Jealousy. II present
strained relations ARE the reasons In en-
euse Of 90 lnsdequate . sum. taen Eng-
iish !sw makers have put themselves
IN light 70 sanenszbie. that they de-
stfv. inst sneh er.sseIsms - the iesd
mayor bss ssen proper 10 make.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13
TORPEDO BOATS.

The advances in armed vessels and
destructive naval engines since the
rebel iron clad ram, the Merrimac,
wrought such destruction on our
wooden ships in Hampton roads, Is
truly wonderful. Following close on
it's heels came Erricson's armored and
turrsted Monitor, 80 unique was the
construction of this vessel, and 90
widely had naval architecture been de-
ported from, that its efficiency was
ridiculed and its appearance caraca-
tured - . taft bearing . cheese box.
Sorely ~ was the north in need Of eff.
fective and impregnsble war vessels.
yet the idea embodied IN the Monitor
was not looked upon with special favor
by the war department. Failing with
the government Captain Ericsson ap-
preached and enlisted the cooperation
of . private firm. who constructed the
vessel, well knowing that its failure
meant their financial rum. The result
of her trial trip and her first encounter
came 40 an astounding revelation to
vessel constructors and naval officers.
From that day to this the ad-
vantages Of tho revolving turrct
have maintained their supremacy
and revolutionized naval vessels
Great "A has been the revolution in tho
larger vessels, that of the smaller ones
has been still more pronounced. rho
steam launch commanded by Lieuten-
ant Cushing, which successfully at
tackled and blew up the rebel ram GAL.
bemarl," was equally with the Monitor
. new and pronounced departure in
naval warfare. Inventors seized upon
the idea born Of that incident, and
. fleet of these smaller vessels has
been produced. Their size. their speed
rivaling that of the fastest trottins
horse, their destructive capabilities
and their power of floating on the sur.
face or submerged beneath the waves
have endowed them with possibilities
which only war could demonstrate
With coast defense of submerged tor.
psdoss, . commandingly. placed bat
terry Of long-range cannon. and suffi
cient number Of these destructive little
vessels. il may with propriety be ques
toned IL fleet Of modern warships o.
the most powerful construction coulc
get within range Of . seaboard city
The most recent Of these formidable cn
ginss il the one just completed in De
troll, for which it 10 claimed that sh'
can run forty miles while submerged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

The Eleventh ward republican club
has elected s. G. Burleigh and +. T.
skces ~ vice presidents and an sxecu-
tive committee consisting OF Charlet
A. Brummeler, Charles Vananden.
Cornelius Baker and William Brum-
meier. The club will hold . meeting
next Friday evening in swhite's hall,
near the corner Of Madison avenue
and Hall street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

TIE blizzard which swept the western
states seemed to gather fury as it went.
New York state never before in its his.
tory experienced u worse storm, unlesa
we except the Hill convention, which
burst without warning, and from the
effects of which she has not yet recov.
cred. Isn't this much like heaping In.
jury upon injury?
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

list ard his performances on the COR
net. lie is an artlst--a player WHO has
music in his soul. tits Claimed hat he
has no superior as = cornetist. People
applaud aud weep over his solo play
ing. No better tribute than this could
be extended to INN. The reputation
of tho Signor and the fact that he is
surrounded by the best talent the city
affords should insure full house At
Powers tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13
HELD WARD cAucusEs.


ffonfVtuoH1$e Hcuioate 4ehk1fcs 70
the City Convention.
The frohsbition club met last night
in NcMallen ball. South Divmsn street.
ana. after dispesnr Of routine business,
ciscussed The question NEXT to its heart
IN oil sis sarstus phases The club ad-
iourned, and thea the Representatives
from the different wards divided them
selves and held their caucuses. - which
delegates we're eleeied - the city con.
ventsen. 10 ~ held March -. 4 letter
va reserved tro0 Charles 2. Russell
Of Betsolt. ehairnsah 1t Ire ssate cen.
trial eommlftee. ~ winch hs sad tlsst
he hade sunseeded IL securing reaDced
rates on the different rosds iead,ne
INTO tsss esty. fas ~ those desiring "a
attend the STATE rcassntusn 10 " beId
N HaYifoan's hall March II ana 1s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

The repub5icass Of tar city # Grand Rap
fds vii aofd eauct1ses In their respective
wards on tuesday. March =. Cor nsn'nafin Z
ennNidafes fer wsrd CHEERS che<ssnx dele
cares to the Republicans city cenyentisn 10 be
beid az the esreutt court rooms March "a IeN2
tar ef~csira = ward com mitfee. and Ger the
fvsneorfio1 q such ether hnsi ness - may
pronprfv - considered. Each ward will De
euf<fIpd - ave delegates. and viii meet IT the
noavs na1 pisces designated. unies< eh1Berd
~ wsrd committees. who srr authorized 20
easnze time ana plser II meeting. u neces-
flrss wma-Ksrfisnder's store, corner Of
wealthy ana ersndsiIis svenars Ballet from
seccsl wara--r7 Fssassin ssreet. T.8p. n.
third Wnrd-&S Cherry stfe<t. y . n.
fesrt4 " nrd-Circult court roeas. ~ ,. m.
Firth wrrd "a Plaindeid avernr. . .. m.
sixth Wnrf-s1 West Leeaera street ikifd
deer from scssDoer street.. Ballot frow to
ssv.nss wsra-Rssrss sssre On sersbasr
Flxhfh wsrs-e WeH bridge street. Kff
sssss fsssrser s9Rss: : = z - 80
Isass vsra--ss& we1lssy svssss ssnss
Seventh wsra-aver onvsr's srss ser~.
Madison aveane near asil street. Bsiist frss'
Tse'nh wsra-esrner II usu and Issss
y ssd-s J 'ss r,ysss,ss. !. &c, ..~-.s.ss.
An. csnvrss. s>sres4rs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

SxrGGLERs of dutiabIe goods resort to
many expedicnts 70 evade the watch
fnl eyes of the officers. The latest was
that of . man who wore . plaster. not
for pain IN his back ~ might be sup
posed, but 10 conceal some valuable
iewelry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13
JAMS p. FIrrsr. : prominent Nor

JAMES P. FREEsE. prominent Nor.
man leader of Salt Lake City. was ar
rested yesterday on charge OF bigamy.
The charge seems to nave been we'll
taken, and clearly indicates that Po-
lygamy is yet one of the established
usages Of the church. Utah wants
home rule. but not until che purgcs
herself OF lechery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

A CANADIAN n. P. engaged in the
sealing business says the position OF
the United States government on the
Behrinz sea question 10 untenabIe. As
this orinion il in line with tine opinion
Of every other poacher. it may not be
accepted ~ authoriuve.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

Joan BOIL seems 70 have allowed
HE huf1Iness toward the Unite d States
70 get the better Of his business judg.
ment in granting only the niggardly
sum Of l25. 900 toward an exhibit At our
world'a fair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

vALrARAIsoxs say Minister Egan is to
I've transferred to Brazil. Perhaps in
this instance the wish 10 father to the
thought. Valparaiso should have
learned by this time that Mr.. EGan
can rot be frozen out even If it 10 lit
tie Chi: down their way.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

WnIIE the conservative party in
England is quoting the Coloma boomer
and other choice American literature
as an evidence of the hostile feeling
existing in America, engendered by the
Behrlng sea dispute, the liberals with
their progressive allies are gathering
in tho political pIums and laughing at
the antics Of their pert and sAucy
daughter, Miss Canada.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

try, will give her desightful irnpersona-
lion Of feeey Logan in THE Step
daughter" ~ the Redmond for ore
week Beginning tonight AZ 10 the
tfue-hesFted. stronG-armed reeRy.
Mis- Tiffany 10 In her element Thss
character il il sald eivesthe actress op-
poftunst,es 10 extei her bent work ~
hsady Roman in s'shAdcss Of . Treat
City, She = the eentrai i1gufe IN
several sifnne sssnstsoss, and BY her
eonsunese aAiisly shs AIDA ret = lsstle
70 che strength at NE powerful scenes.
Mr., nhausii has written a. iutesestsaR
plses IL THE ntepdsuahtef New
And again The eetsen vrfess ca the sen.
saiseaniie sa. tut tie mafe startling SD
u6tione eaiy seFss - aFeues the enthe-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

Tns bill befsfs the houss relating 10
ps&ss nee sissks ssd their salaries.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13
Redmond's-Annie Ward Tiffany.

Annie Ward Tiffany, the representa-.
tive Irish comedy actress Of this coun-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

repubiIean city esnventlsr Win be Reid ~
the circuit eoaxr rooms THURSDAY evening
March -. sf ID clock. for Formulating can
dldafes fer city ofEcers and for fac transae-
De 20 astdered-
~ order sf tss rerussissn city committee.
pvi<nr Scss. Chairman.
A. n. canvrss sserss2Fy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-24

mended the adoption of q uniform service. the
Improvement OF the religious school. the rails
ihs Vi tne dues to meet increased needs, the
Hppointrnent OF membership committee, the
p'o'ioine OF sinking fund. and several other
equany wise and important measures They
were All considered by the mem sers and either
euopteo or referred to the board of trustees
with power to act
An enthusiastic discussion was carried on in
regard to the institution of new form of ser
wee on friday evenings which should have the
OBJECT OF drawing the people to the house Of
worship. This and other i'm portant matters of
iniiaf nature were referred to the new board
70 ancuss aud submit plans at q meeting 70 be
neid next Sunday.
ine following officers were elected: Presi.
oeh', U. "irshil; vice president, W. Winters;
secretary, Melvin G. Winstock: treasurer, E.
Morgenssern; trustees, L Koha, S. A-ouson NJ
a 1osfstei1. J. Lesser, VI. VI Frederick The
present rabbi. the Rev. A. Brown. vas re elected
anu expressed his appreciation of the consider.
a'ion winch the members have shown him. and
~xea Tor their cooperation in the future.
votes OF thanks were extended to G. winehill
LOT tne able manner In which he had admin
tereo the affairs OF the congregation TO the per.
sons who had assisted in the dedication exer-
cises and to Others who had generously donated
various things TO the synagogue
ne meeting was the most enthusiastic ever
held In the history of the congregation and the
interest taken in all the business presented
argues wei for the future welfare of the con.
gregation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-24
M NJ T.,,ofsr. Amo.,,
Total

There were fled for record Saturday IL Deeds
the considerations aggregatng s26,027, an aver
age of 1851. Following is the list MS furnished
by Osborne, Tremper 4 Co.. abstractors of
titles, ll6 Cherry street. between Front and
Second:
Nathan A. James to Fannie E. James, lot 4
block 6. Union add to Seattle, 81
s. f. Dawson TO T.. NJ. Rush. lots 4, S, block 81
BIgeiow's add, ss25.
K A. T.. Ry Co TO Benoni Short, " y vi. lot
l., Lake Dell, 500.
Lille R. Parker to Peter McEwan. lots 81. IS,
block 7. Rryn Mawr, $780,
David Myers to +. II. Whitworth, part lots 5, 8.
block S. Days Eldoraio, &,ot0.
Seattle Steam Candy Co to Portland Cracker
Co, lot 4, part lot s. block 81, A. A. Denny's,
$500.
F. o. Rolie to X, NJ. Green, NV sw 9. 27. =,
$2,200
s. Marius to z. Alladio, tract In sec IS, "a, l.,
$500.
T. r. McMurray to willard Clerk, lot ,, block
III, salmon Bay add, 500.
Ezekiel Clark 10 George Sorenson, NV is, %. 5,
$500
P R. Co. 10 G. W. Chapman ct al. lot 2.
sec 81, u, :, 1872.
Wesley May TO H. NJ Estes. lot 9. block 2, Lake
View add $50
J. :. Masgs TO II. Priebe. lot 10, block %, Rem
ton, 50.
I.otlie Stein to Fred Schultz. lot 4, block %,
Mercer "a add, s1n0
II. T. sherman 10 Joel Docking, o = lot l, block
!, Lewis & Gilman's add, S2n.
NJ T. Doan 10 u. Il. benton, LOT TO- block S.
Union add. 500
A. f. Baymaa 20 NJ MILAN, lots 10 and IL,
block rs, salmon Park. $500