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p ATcLIFFK. DARR 4 CO.. AUcTIoNEERs

VERY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE, SITUATED
ON THE CORNER OF TWENTY-FIRsT AND
STREETS NORTHWEST, IMPROVED BY
ONE BRICK DWELLING AND THREE FRAME
HOUSES. NOW UNDER RENTAL OF e3s PER
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY SEW
ENTH, 1898. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK, We
will offer for sale in front of the premises,
ORIGINAL LOT
in square south of square l04 fronting l40 feet on
2lst by Q depth of 65 feet 81 inches St W. This
property is elieibly situated. being near the new
Corcoran Art Galleries. and be readily subdiyded
into valuable building sites.
Terms: y cash the residue in one. two and three
years. per cent Per annum. payable semiannually.
secured by deed OF trust the property sod ali
cash. a. the option Of the purchaser. deposit OF
not complied with in fifteen days from the day Of sale
right reserved to resell the property at the risk and
yertisement Of such resale in some newspaper pub
at sale.
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DATcLIFFE. DARR b CO.. Auc;A

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on STREET
BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWENTY
FIRST STREETS NORTHWEST, IMPROVED
BYAF FRAME HOUSE. KNOWN AS NO. 2Ol5
STREET.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY THIRD.
at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK. will offer for
sale Of the premises the part Of or.insl
lot g. square l0l. fronting 10 feet street and
running back ia feet. with right OF way to pub
lie alley.
This property is nicely located in Q fashionable
where real estate Is constantly incress
ing in value.
Terms one third cash. the balance in one, two ana
three years. per cent Per annum payable semi an
nuaiy secured BY deed Of trust property sold,
of 600 required at the time Of sale in the terns 81
sale are not complied with in fifteen days from the dsy
and cost Of the defaultns purchaser after ave days
advertisement OF such resale in Newspaper pub
recording at the cost Of the purchaser
ja27-d&ds RATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Aucta
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TIE BOARD OF TRADE.
it, Annual Nee ting Last Night and the Ee-
ports Submitted.

ISrs-nzS- PARKERs sDDSEss-rEE SErp OF 4
NgSicPaL BrILDISO-Rcw TO PREsERvE THE
HNNI-n CY TIE CrTT-SsCEssITY FOR The
AooE oKKKE NORTHUMBERLAND TOPICS
THEATID oT.
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FoR clear head and steady nerves
Take Bromo Settler. Trial bottle lOc.
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ANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE lot
PROVED BY Two-STORN BRICK nwEl
ING AND BRICK STABLE OPPOSITE vi
THIS EVENING.

cox Qnn WORTH OF DIAMONDS. GOLD
soSy,OvO watches. hne silver ware and other
Foods from Msrston's loan Once Troy, y. Y. FECH-
NER, Auctioneer. GIL Pa ave-. under Metro'n Hotel
nl0.sm
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INGTON. d. C.
By virtue of a certain deed Of trust to u.s. bearing
date September a. 1892 aud duly recorded I'm IiDer
1870 folio 464 ct seq OF the land records of the
District of Columbia and the request Of the parties
secured thereby. we will SELL at public auction, in
TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. ID. 1898. at
1nsa-i, "a - " - % ~ !. ~. tIs loii2M .ne
in the city Of Washington. District of Columbia and
being all of lot numbered 81 in Joseph s. Boss and
others subdivision Of certain iots in square $50
the same is duly recorded in book Is page
records of the surveyors office of District of Co.
lumhis, together with the improvements thereof.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash Balance In three equal instalment.
in one. two and three for which notes Of the
purchaser will be accepted bearing interest at the
rate of per cent annum. Interest payable semi
annually and secured the propsrty sold all cash.
at the option of the purchaser deposit of 500 will
be required at time of sale All conveyancins and
cording purchasers cost. IL terms of sale
right to resell the property at the risk and Of de
fauting purchaser after days advertisement.
MAHLON ASHFORD
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It'd. i Taos. Z l. AKRMsssaAMAx.5 Trust.
r ATCLIFFE. DARE Z co.. AUcTIoNEEEs

p ATcLIFFE. DARR co.. AUcrIoNEERs
REcEI rsEEg,y SALE 4; 6 q LARGE sT9cx OF
90. O. M9ItAT fESkSAhf srzgH. AT TEN
looms Or RA ToLiFFE. DARR Z 90. geo PESS.
AVE- Ew sis5se S s.csn e sSitins Pfsss Pat
Txblea. stoves. pssk. Sewing Machine. Iron safe.
kc. kc TO which invite the attention Of the trade
and private buyers
Terms cash. JOHN Q. HEALD,
waah. Loan and Trust Co. BITE
kNIL q. SCHAFkR,
l. 426 1lth Ct n. ".
,.so-d.s RADCLIFFE. pARR Z co. -xss.
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M NcANsoN BIOS. NUcTIoNEERS

TRusTEFs, sALE oF SPLENDID prr-r
BUILD Nc ON = ST RFTNREN IRA AZ
lSlH SIS. Nv. Nos. l.sA 49,. 49,
kNoMN IN PART A. 'IaE Nu f,S
FLATS A'N
by vmtue % q aoed Of trris, duiy recorded ii, Ia,
1sa. folio 40 Il SEQ. 81 IRE lard r.rors I'D n H.
trfct q Columbia We Ntu s-ii 81 pui,t- sr'..- =.
frout Of The IRE gnlses m I 1t HSnAN TuF .lr.5Nb
DAY OF lEbkuA AIRY, 4 u. lSt1. Al I Ot'I 'aTE -
NJ. all those certain pie'~s - iarrrs = aud "a
premises SITUATE snd teinr In the cats 49, ugf
numbered ten iOl ani eleven tlll tai samuel n,,ts
sons subdivision u ltt- In n uumlrsl on. hr-
dr-d aud twenty seven Nssl I--r uisf fs..sr.i-s
IN lther =. n. fhit.s a. ...-..-
(sl. Of the records q III. SURVEYORS osaa ~ "a. =
tr1ct Of columbia also fsrt q na lot uHI s.l
eight ~ in said sOuaIs numbered Due hHuIrsH a
tweaty seven tl.ss the hrine the fft.~
tl.,l feet 'front.' Ivy even depth n me huf 4
min. lioiil feet ~ saiil Dot @aft $ The Ir-r =.
are improved hy nNe-si1ry u-ict lui' iirr. ..r.T
occupied a residence and fhe remaining .du i.
the buiduss rights. privileges ana atllu-f.r = =
thereuuto ~ ongirg ~ m snvNi~- arfaef tsiuIHE
Terms one-thrd Of tho purchase pol rasr
the balance In fhree equal insfalmsHts a. -.
aud three year,. notes o. be rlV-n fof shr sf-rss
payments bearing iurerest AZ q frr ~ aHru
payable semi-snnualy, aud o. he secured - Hs.i 4
trust the property sold. all cash. ~ the UfHn =
the pur, hs-er Convey aucnv. A.. A. thu rfasr.
cost deposit " - 600 required - time a' sas
Terms % he complied With within fifteen days uitsr
wise tine trustees reserve the rshi 90 re- the Urn.
five days Advertisement ~ such resale n~u.-
paper published IN Washington. ~ 4.
FRANCIS "a. SMITH, . -.
lAo0lts NATHANIEL. MffSlN AflAffF@
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,..oa,. EER afA,srf q i 2aiiEsailx rru"~.
r ArcLIFfE. %. 9aE 3. .o22y MGTIoNEEi.s.

AssIGNFF's SALE OF VERY vALrABIE ~.
PRoNLp AND TNIMPRoNTn RE.l rtrr
OF SlAl II STIR ~ y sI5,hd ANn NigN
CAVITY built IHhEF sIOIa. RN~ iNfNr
e eS NAH 81 SiSf N22 M lE
WEST ANp roCR m ANE HorsEs oN Mon
by virtue & I've deeds q sssigRn,;pt recrisi n
u, n , i.a and ~ isllo1 -, and - - 80 o
M II ESsI - sPieP y s IIRI % ~ rsm ~
PksT TotR 6'CLocKP 81. al ~ ot,s,usi iatsia
"a. II. 10, IL. IL .nd ~ in .suare ~. p. Sho-
10 incheson street sud y feet On Union str~t
lnrroyei 5y larve s-sory bssenit and rnan-afl r-f
al modern ilrroyeIi.pt-, n the c,rn-r . ca sad
is one Of the finest and mos' couV-uiaufly located
properes IN this SECTION Of tue city. h. u-ar TOM
parts OF the city aud ovorlcuknF The Potonar -ser
desirable subdivision into iots Of convenient sE..
being supplied With 2o-foot Alley along tie cuuf-
Terms siO. 900 in cash. balance in L. . Ana 3
years. syid.ncea by rurchnssr,, note. -eru'.i y
of six per cent per snnum Psyahle i-anu ii ~ ri
a. sSsh; a. ne 9F ,,l 81 s ruFhss,
with I'm ten days from day 81 sale. otherWs- ere ~
purchaser. AL couveTanrinr. recorlins. a.. d
the purch aser's cost.
THOMAS NJ. field .ssisu-s.
ja27-dkds a4o y Il o.. ~.
TRusrEF's SAFE OF TRoPERTyIN THI cry
STREET BETwkES g ANp z sILlLls
SOUTHEAST. AND lNPfpkID Eh NO.
STORY FRAME DN EIalNa.
BY virtue OF decree pE~s-d the Sfh day = To
cenber. 1872. by the supreme Court 81 ~. ristrft
Of Columbia in the cause ~ william g nsgalf at.
Patrick DorAn ef al, NJ. llgf2. tuuitv DO ~
nv. on f iss at HarfssT fo Ah ocL
p NJ. offer for sale AZ public auction the folioslug
real estate. situated IN the city q ashingn. "
TO wit: The north Il fset Z inohr- at lot No ~ al
tine south :, feet > inches Of Dot H. ~ tho de
thereof. Of Kelly and 1honUsnn's sulfvi-on OF pnrt
of square No s:el the same 4 rrcorie In hoof "
r. folio 1856 one uf the records q tie
Of the District Il Columbia, subject a deed frusf
70 secure the Equitable Building Association Z
s457 ~.
The terms OF sale cash. and q deposit q sIpa
will he required o. time Of sale " 'ie
not complied with IN ten Gays toe
the right 10 resell az the r-k and .os uf ia. d-fAutur
purchaser. All coayeyancinE and recording a. the
pense Of purchaser
WILLIAM K. DUHANEI- Trustss.
60 Louisiana ave.
DUNcANSON BROS. Auctian~rr.-
eJ~The purchaser 81 TIE aova sale 81 this Jror~rv
HAVING made default in complying with tie terms
III -reof will resell the said above mentioned trrrtr
public auction in r. Mt q tie premises On kA1I n
DAY. the FOURTH DAY " FEBRUARY lsslg a.
and conditions IN the original siverfi.en.nt
WILLIAM K DUH.MEL. Trustee.
.a-s-dSds @oO La ave. m
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CEo. W. sTIcKNEY. Auctione.r. lele F. st.

ss9EEsEf aS HHyIs s sFsEEr I sFf%EERR
BY virtue Of . cSrtain deed Of trust recorded IN
tecords Tor ~ 5Sa1S y g q shs land
quest Of the party secured thereby Ml ofsr Tor
RUARx SIXTH, lsaS q H1LFNPAsf ROTH
O'Clock Pm; the following described property in
the county Of Warrington. District Of Columbia TO
Wit The west 20 feet front on irving street by the
full depth OF lot numbered ten u0D In block num-
Of Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piains Is said sub
gvison recorded in the once Of the surveyor Of the
District Of Columbia, with the perpetual r9ht 10 use
ne west feet front by che full depth q said
TENDER IL, 169e
Terms q sale: All cash in Excess Of said deed of
trns olQO deposit at time Of sale Terms 20 be COM
pnSo Win IN ten days or the property will be resold
fsk and cost OF deSaultng purchaser after i've days
Reimbursement.
John +. ARMS.
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ja25tfel
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aactioreers.
SEVEN THOUSAND
ROLLS OF Wall PAPER

SEVEN THOUSAND
ROLLS OF WALL PAPER
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY FIRST. at HALF
PAST TEN O'CLOCK A, NJ. We shall sell within our
sales rooms. corner 10th and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. seven Thousand rolls Of High Cost and
other grades of Wall Paper purchased for last falls
trade suitable for nails, library. dining room. par
iors and bed rooms, with bordering and ceiling paper
TO match stylish and desirable patterns recently pur
chased by merchant retiring from business, and
removed TO our sales tor convenience OF sale
DEALERS and PRIVATE BUYERS SHOULD GIVE
his SALE THEIR SPECIAL ATTENTION.
ia2s-8 WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
A UcTIoN SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
IA II. Bernheimer Co., Auctioneers.
On, On WEDNESDAY MoRNING, FEBRUARY
viii commence TO sell at the establishment OF T.
Heidenheimer, 1926 Pa ave. NV. all pledges
upon which t4interest is overdue up to above date
consisting of hne Diamond Rings, Pins. Studs and
Earrings. Gold. Silver and Metal Watches, ali kinds
OF fine Jewelry Clocks. Clothing and Books and all
kinds OF Merchandise generally found in a loan Office
THIS sale shall continue until all lots disposed Of
Ticket holders and outof town customers kindly take
notice. Gja25-6tl L. HEIDEN HEIMER. Broker.
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TONIOR ROW.

I AnMER SLOAN. Aucsioneers. l4o7Gs
ORIENTAL CARPETS
AND RUGS
ABOUT 500 PIECES.
CONSIGNED Us BIZ ONE OF THE
LARGEST HOUSES IN NEW YORK.
COMPRISING MANY
RARE AND VALUABLE PIECES
OF THE FINEST GRADES.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Within OUR SALES ROOMS. l4o5 G ST,
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY FIRST. SECOND AND THIRD. 1893.
AT ELEVEN A NJ AND THREE p NJ EACH DAY.
EXHIBITION MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
JANUARY THIRTIETH AND THIRTY-FIRsT.
p S.-we invite special attention to this collection
as many Of the pieces new to this market and OF
extra quality. and all sizes
LATIMER SLOAN.
ja25tfe1 Auctioneers-
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GET the genuine Or. Bun's Cough syrup.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

1ANO1S AND VhtfANN-
:: :: :: g s III Il Il T. =
PIANOS. The merits Of these wonderful in.tru u~us
are well worthy your attention. HUGO MOhcH
CO.. y25 18th st. Pianos for rent di 3m
Il RAKAUER PIANos-'I FIND THEM FxcEI.
and Other makes at 100 q 81. TEMPLE or MUSIC
q. kUHN.est lss2- Prices reasonable terms es-y.
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FUTURE DAYS.

DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts. 9th and SITS n. ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
NO. ~ SIXTH STREET NORTHEAST. WASH
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THOSE PzEsENr.

Among those present were Capt R W. Tyler,
Mr.. W. 8. Thompson, John n. Waters, DR.. A.
z. Pardon, B. W. Holman, o. L. Pitney, DR..
Burton Macsfes, Watson r. Clark, Francis
Hufty, VIM. H. Saunders. Frank G. Fsrdon.
Newton, John @. Krohr, z. +. Riggr, John r.
olaven. Col VIM. G. Moore, Z. n Waters, n.
Levin Hswes, B. Lewis Blackford, DR.. WIN. p.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUruRE DANs.

GEo. W. sTIckSEY. Auctionssr. i2ieTa 40.
TkusrEEs SALE or VALUABLE uSlnRRovrp
sTsFff RipfNwFFFsS fiksf hSb AID rsKS
STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue q certain d-.d Of trust reocrird i-r
the District ei ooi rmhiz. srd a tne n.
;hs Ersmis-s. on FRinAY. fHE THIRD Dsi ~
d dsfhs Skhf isss At n asIf-i.sT BOT
ssy n ths city % wsshington. ra-trirs q
60 aud tweuty-cn. ga, IN coismss ID
Mal,ers subdivision 81 part q square tvs hunsr-s
no by te - per Plat r,coried In iAb-f ~ ~.
% an The SURVIVORS ufre the nistrtcf Columns.
a s..,t tc deed - trust on lot q - secure ~
Terms - sale e-thri g the pu-cha=s nnrns, An
eNcess o. AID trust cash. ans The baiuncs an -
year. with tnter~zi th~ rafe - Il f~F c~ntutn -
snhnl, sacnrea ~ dad - trust proIsertg sd -
,,asn ~ NE o. lou ~ the rurrha-ar one hunl--f
ao.,ars DEPOSIT 81 time o rsrtns y. eun "a
49, IN Ten IA : ~ The proI-rtv sill D. r--gd h.
~ We aefauliing uascr after ave dave
I. DARBY THOMPSON -,
s3-o-' hVtt- A. MORRISON. . ir2"-.
RAtCLiFfE pAER a co, AUcTIuNFEks,
40 PA Avn NV
AUCTION SALE WITHOUT Rl-SFRNr OF A. ~
hFrLNND BULBS AT ON ROOMS. go "a
TUfIps Ann HyArrNrHs
III kSDAL fElNtARN SECpNp AT FIFNFN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. All must - sid f,st So q -.
EATgllFhE pklp A ~ -
lsSl-N Anctiouea~z
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ORIENTAL CARPETS

I ATlMER SLOAN. Auc;ioneers. 1907 est.
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THE BANQUET AT THE ARLISeToS-sPKEcHHs
AND FuN-A MOVEMENT TO HELP TIE FIRE
MKN's RELIHF FuND-IxsuRANcE MxN HAPPr
NOTWITHSTANDING A BAD YEAR.
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IMPROVEMENT OF ROCK CREEK.

lAPkOSk1kSI OF ROCK CHEEK.
NJ. S. E. Wheatiey, chairman Of the commit
tee on improvement Of Rock creek, submitted
report. in which it is argued that q sufficient
appropriation be secured for the construction
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recognize tbs seriou.nass Of H. sitn.,;n, -
roh,er,s IrvoIv.d in ,h.so 5S,,rn,,, tra -
t., he.l,bfnI .,rasres IS So
ssvs-ogs 800, has cn,vor,odt 81, 80 gu
"a 1,saasa- L-a.,Ii-,,, .osr,,,a,s -; - ~
cor,innanca -, rs .s;,gS,' .rs '. .
-. =. 80 -I1'i'I y. ci1-S we
Peop.o or nv" ,s pio'esuns; ms
.,. IA -Pioteeuon, now demand
ga. 'ne nesisence or inulneIehce OF tne past
ga o tte par VI 'ne powers .na' govern US shau
.eHse' aiu tna' sucn improvements as VIII give
..iiiheuia'e saiesuards asains. tne dangers from
'neso preeohS Srouhus Oh disease snail De
nisis-
NECESSITY OF LEGISLATION FOR ROCK CREEK.
In the matter OF Rock creek a thorough in
vestic,tion bas bsen mazda .rd .labo-o+a raror..
-, -, - T. :,
piePaieu os anu through tne Engineer Com.
nh we 90 hO' propose IN THIS report
"a! no" 'nis ~o.A snouiu De done. we urge
onty .in'' tne ooAru Oh traoe use an tneir lnnu-
. neo u. illiileaia.e iees,ation on tnese
;PnI,sA n,,as aho 70 suen eANn. 'nas
.nmeuia'e e, leheI - inportah' II Is equally wise
~ nisAe al ihp.ovemehss upon 80 compressor
~, R'r IN 'na' once zone 'ne heeas OF .ne
, Thi. will cost nionoy IN, 4, ~ .,b;aot - -
, be met in a wise and nineteenth century spirit.
it should be done cost in money what it may.
In regard TO garbage AS u menace to the
health OF the city, TINS Committee has through
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X arcLiFfE DaES 90. .ucrIoNrres,
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CRIMINAL prrAsrxxxr-Huxr.

CRIMINAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. T.
Columbia Puget sound Railroad Company
vs. Wilbur Ct aL-Dem Grrar 20 firsf aftmsrtive
oclsnse, sustained: oFerruEed - 10 others: ex-
!. o. Llndsley, Va O. C. Palmer-Demurrer 70
complaint; 0verruied; ten days to answer
= I Nelson Va Washington National Bank
Aoflon tor change Of venue: granted.
J. l. sharp W. Harry White 81 al-Motton for
JUDGMENT on plsadings; allowed
william seioy ". City Of seattls-Demurrsr to
ann mersvs detsnses taken under adytssment
smith a McLsre ys. George Yaak-Dsmurrer
10 complaint. waived
John kines va Clare Z. Hs!shs-orisr staying
A. Charles Va Harry White ct aL-Issve 70
hie answer; gfxe1.
A. Charles Ct Al. Va T F. Townsiey ct AIDE
teuss and !udgneaf signed.
Ctfy OF Seattle Vs. c. Edwards Dismissed
City of Seattle Va J. D. snyder Dismissed
A Byefs vs.. A. A. DannE ct aL-Motion 70
W '. RinehaEt va >. n. Rex ct al Judgment
against Rex. signed
Wv, Ward ". National Fire Insurance Com
Charles George VS. Jennie z. George-Mosion
ior 100 temporary siimony; granted.
@eanie II. Thomas va w. G. Thom&s-De-
marrer 20 cross complaint; sustained.
CIVIL DEPARrMEsT-osBoRs ..
Cosh-AaFrsy Company vs. Gordon Hardware
Company-Sev trial denied defendant
s Anderson va Thomas Guinean-Demurrer
TO amend complaint; sustained
0t1c1 AhAA0t4u2 [Ol1p&uy W a. W. DUNCAN
Motion TO open default and answer: granted
y. w. Goodhne gs. Fred Twieheli ct al-De-
fau:t and judgment: signed.
W. 2. Howe sidney Hotel Company ct al
Motion for new trial; submitted.
Washington savings bank Seattle Gas and
Electric Light Company-Aotson for judgment:
granted; judgment signed.
D. Eseier va Il White & Co ct al-Strieken
J. l. sharpe Harry White Ct al.--sfrickeu.
II vs. Baker vs.. e. L shannon et al.-sfricsen.
d Mcnamara ". 7. kirk--strieken-
Bank of British Caluruhia vs. & AZ nj
Stricken.
J. NJ. Russell va J. s Cole ct ai-strieken
II. d. Thomas Va. W. r. Boyd-Stricken.
EQUITY DKPAETxEsr-LAS6LEY. J.
A. Williamson vs.. p ]. Monroe et ux.-Motion
20 strike IRON gnswer: submitted.
J. ID. Lowman W. e. ID. stevens ct ux-De.
murrer 20 complaint: overruied
q. Beal et ell. va. II. q. Nichols et al-De-
muFrer: waived; Eve days 70 answer.
Christ S Maggie vs.. Alice Sagie-Default;
xIgned
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was sarneient 10 justify his beng boand
over on she charge Of smbezz.ing sl77. IS Of
1he innas coming into his hands as post
master. bus the Commissioners. VITA the
eonsens O. the districs attorney, deferred
binding the prisoner over Tor two wess.
that an opportunity Of making good IA.
shortage mighs be given.
snaefsr l. married man Of former god
reputation. and viii probably be abe 10
secure AID from his friends in M.rvsv,s,e
VINO would dlsliks 70 see him convicted Of
. CRIME ior which from six months 20 ten
years IN the penitentiary can be imposed.
he Bonds given by shaefer for hi. aD-
pesrance yesterday, $500, we're confined
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SENTENCE ON YOUNG.
=. BI.ckmailer Melts to Tears
and Begs for Mercy.
<,ve YEARS At wALLA WALLA,
..-~sl - she saprsms Court fes
-. osh~r Csnviets Going Over
snsssr IL Given Tinae.

>arnv the blackmailer, was yester-
- =. - last time probably in Judge
- = ~cs.rt. either IS q prisoner or as an
49,. .rsaruey. He will leave tonight
80 wss.s waIis in charge Of his iaiier. w.
: = usrr5<. 70 serve ont hve-year sen
80. ~hief Judge Hames imposed upon
- 80 :. . penaity for assauIting Police
ss - Relic for the purpose OF ex-
1.s-s q so blsckmail from him. At the
- .sament Young apparently returned
-. ..e,<s. for. laying aside the biufhng.
s.'-.,,r ssr which he has always assumed
: 1.svs heretofore. he stood up ike man
80 $500 IN Judge to make his sentence
s:..s 80. He was successful in this. for
!. - bus tkres years more than the min
s..am ssnssncs for bis crime.
r.rly yesterday morning Young was up
- - thrown aside the buekskin shirt
- s..ris eompr.sIng his prison garb and
- 6ounsd his fayorite loud-checked
$3.50. At $50 he was taken into the
.aars room bytso deputy sheriffs. and the
- attorneys who appeared for him be-
- The arguments for a new trial, contin-
s..r 10 talk and TO read authorities for
sssrsy tso hours. But the effort was In
rxir. snd the motion was denied. Attor-
nv gsms then moved for an arrest Of
sudxment. bus this motion also was over
rid. Then the big gambler was called
rnoa 20 give his reasons why sentence
ssoald not be passed. He had none. and
osly said:
Be easy on me. your honor: i throw
ny.slf apon the mercy Of the court"
Thss he said with his voice broken with
smo.ioo and his eyes filled with tears.
ledge Hnnes passed sentence. saying that
from ITO 10 fourteen years could be i'm
posed. bat that Il 70 years would be the
terra In Young's case.
Young xas Immediately taken to his
cell again in The sblack hole" but be was
given . good sqcare meal before he was
locked In. His wife had called at the Jail
xAiie be vas In court. and had wished to
bars some fruit and q couple Of pies. but,
issrrg that the pies might contain siies or
nws JaiIer Munroe would allow the
womxa 70 leave neither them nor the
fruit, falling her that Young was on
hrssd and water. Even then she did
rot leave, but remained In the
hsl untii her husband came down. She
xas not allowed to talk with him, but
managed 10 get In few words edgewise
In spite Of the Injunction When Young
rs to Be re-shackIed he removed his new
sris and gave it to Munroe, saying: Give
shsss 10 her" She got them, II cher"
nesnt Mrs. Young. Then the dark cell
sas again his fate.
Attorney Sims yesterday afternoon filed
snoiice OF appeal and declares that the
tase viii 90 to the supreme court, saying
Isss Young has plenty of money to back
lie case.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-08

ApperuenmeRt Of Small sam I'm In.
Treasury.

-tSsS14SHt OF small Sum I'm tn n
Treasury.
lie county treasurer Yesterday made
the spportionment Of the county school
fund for the quarter ending September 50
Inc Whole amount apportioned was
$500. and the eisy's share amounts 70
$e.0i3is. -
The report Of County School superin.
tendenf Pusey for the same period shows
that there are in the county I6. s3I pupils
o. school age, 8. SIS in the city and go In
the country; and Of teachers in the county
there are shown 10 be $50. Ia in the city
ana us In the country. The apportion-
slonment made yesterday viii accordingly
give Tor the hire OF one teacher in each
country district Tor each seventy pupils, or
traction thereof over thirty, $500, and for
each scholar in the same districts IS cents
and mills for educational purposes.
The present apportionment is a small
one from the fact that the taxes are not
yet being collected. and il was therefore
made upf from country retail liquor licenses,
hnes imposed by justices Of the peace and
the share OF King county in the state school
fund. For the quarter Just ended the
eounty's share Of the state school fund
was $1.9l0.37, and the amount collected
from other sources was 81, SEQ II The
next apportsonment will he made in JAM
uary. and will be much larger