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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-10

An enjoyable surprise party was given
IN honor os Miss Lille kntghs Saturday
evening, March :. as the residence OF her
parents on Queen Anne hiIi- The even
ing was spent in games and social chat
A dainty luncheon was served at II
O'Clock. Those present were Miss Grace
Leraent. Miss Bertha Martin. Miss IAlha
Knight. Miss Msggie kiipper. Miss Maude
GlaSeock. Miss May Hammond. Miss
Grace Kidd. Miss Minnie Baidus, Miss
Bueiah Eaidus. Misses Hoevick. Miss
Hannah Sixesead. Mrs. Ealdas, Miss
Gould. Miss Lolita Palmer, Miss Hefty
Gould. Miss Maud Jadkins. Mrs. Gould.
Mr. Charles Walker. Mr. Louie knight.
Mr. Henry knight. Mr. Clarence Moore,
Mr.. Roy Pyke. Mr.. Herman Clppler. Mr..
John Lensonf, Mr.. Leonard Kidd AR.
Harry Dumar. Mr.. Blaine Mitchell. Mr..
Emerson knof.. Mr.. James Webster. Mr.
Leo Dunaar. Mr.. Edward Barnes.
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: A Farewell, SURPRISE Party.

Last Tuesday evening n merry party
% young people gave Miss Emily VIII
sayas a farewell surprise party az her
home. on Alton street. The evening was
speYt with mustc ard games. suring
which Miss Williams and Miss Hesnzsr-
Ting rendered several chasce selections
Refreshments were served AZ II a'eIssk
and the guests left az midnight Kidding
Miss Williams a permanent goodbye
Miss Williams left last Thursday for
Sas. Francisco. where sre exp@Css 20 re-
Ynain, The following were present. Mr.
and Mrs Gsasatn. DIR. ard Mrs. Stevens,
Mr- and Mrs Bra1sos. Mr.. ana Mrs
Johnson. Mr.. ard Mrs. gaFast-. Mfr ard
Nrz Norris, Hiss Anna johnson. Miss
Laura johnson. Miss Ada Jehnson. Miss
Manic johnson. Miss E6ish Cook. Miss
Fannie kiz9aeavy. Mss NfnGss Whssl-
er Miss Bes.ha SEoaptei. Miss M&nGe
gArr~n. Miss Nellie HetnEeFlkag. Astss
g4ansshe Carrier. astss Efafly Williams.
Mr.. Dare Hyde. Or. s @. G2les NJ +.
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The Denny snrprlse Party.

On Monday evening. February 3. Miss
Ada Denny was given surprise party
al her home on Green Lake. The even
ing was spent In games and various
amusements, after which lunch was
served Those present were. Mr.. and
Mrs. John ". DenHy. Miss Ada Denny.
Miss Laura Denny, Miss Mamie Croker.
Miss Winnie Fiernery. Miss Myrtle Wee
den, Miss Winnie Rogers. Miss Idella
Johnson. Miss Gussie Williams. Miss Amy
Denny. Miss Glennette Gepfert. Miss Alice
Johnson. Miss Ozena Denny. Miss Lucy
Evans, Miss Jane Crane, Miss Pearl Nc
Combs. Miss orpha Dye. Mr.. Roy Denny.
Mr.. Melvin Denny, Mr. Roy Croker. Mr..
Leonard Leighton. Mr.. John Metcalfe. Mr..
Guy Wilmot, Mr.. Will AK. Mr.. Tom
Quigley. Mr.. Walter Denny. Mr.. George
Denny. Mr.. Con Giepfert. Mr.. Charles Ev-
ans. Mr.. Seth Nelson, Mr.. Arthur Mel
son, Mr.. Allie Larson. AIR. Frank Lar
son, Mr.. Ralph Williams.
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Last Thursday Mrs. III. +. Compton.
wife OF Alderman Compton, entertained
a number OF friends In honor of her lit
lie son Franks fifth birthday. She was
assisted by her sister Mrs. o. T. Ham
alond. and thoroughly enjoyable time
was had by both old and young. Games
on the lawn were enjoyed by the little
ones. and at o'clock dainty refreshments
were served which none can enjoy 50
much as little folks. Those present were:
Master Phillip Jennings. Miss Lillian
Mills. Master Harold Bean. Miss Vera
Hammond. Miss Leah Hammond. Master
Edwin Mills. Miss Harrie cady. Miss
Margie Hammond. Master Frank Allison
Compton. Mrs. l.. #. Compton. Mrs. II.
Y V. Bean. Mrs. l. A. Jennings, Mrs.
Joseph Cady. Miss Ada sprague, of
olympia: Mrs. o. f. Hammond and Mrs.
Horace F. Compton.
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Column t,ia Literary society.

The Columbia Literary Society held an
interesting meeting Thursday afternoon
a. which the following programme was
rendered: Roll call answered by quota
lions from. Iyongfefiow: defamation. Miss
Fannie Upton: original story. Kiss Rer-
ina Levy: composition. Harlan Buchanan:
better, Miss Georgia Armstrong. piano
solo, Miss Lizzie Prior: reading, Miss
Ada C'ggShrs1an. htcEra phtcal sketch
Claude Wooden. song. Eighth grade. de-
elarga-iar Wallace Box. veal solo. Miss
Nellie Worth. zen portrait, George Pease:
y.sr.er Miss May f4tfle. essay. Miss Fan
RE F.zn-nsrson; reading. Miss Laura Nor
~fs
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COMING EVENTS.

The Wednesday Card Club win meet
next at the residence of Mrs. John Leary.
The Red Clover Club will meet next
wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Rogers
on Beacon hill
Mrs. Daniel Jones. who has been visit
Ing In the East. Is expected home during
the coming week.
The members OF Seattle Branch. No. l.
or The Thecsophjcal Society. will hold a
Conversations at their hall. No. Ga Third
street, next Wednesday evening. March
Is. for the purpose of informally meeting
and entertaining their friends and those
Interested In Theosophy. An interesting
literary and musical programme viii he
rendered. All are cordially invited TO at
tend.
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The Young Party at Ro-s.

A Conversation" party was given by
the Misses Young at their residence at
Ross last Tuesday evening. The guests
were each given small. quantity print
ed programme on which were printed six
different TOPICS OF conversation. Miss An
derson and Dir. E. s. Smith were award
cd first prizes Music and whist made the
remainder OF the evening most enjoyable.
A dainty luncheon was also served.
Among those present were: Miss Madge
Wells, Miss Meta Anderson. Miss Peck.
Miss Eta Smith. Miss Shay. Miss Mar
tin, Miss Lillian Beiknap. Miss Watson.
Miss Rose Young. Miss Marie Thomas.
Miss Esther Wells. Miss May Stetson.
Miss Carroll. Miss Young. Mr.. p. r.
Everson, Mr.. Thomas Hart. Mr.. w. F.
Ellis. Mr.. f. l. Burg. Mr. E. S. Smith.
Mr. Gardner. Mr.. Emerson. Mr.. W. 5.
Anderson. Mr.. Bert Young. Mr.. C. A.
Smith. Mir Peck, Mr.. S. L. crayton. Mr..
Charles E. Young.
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The Poverty Social.

The poverty social given by Stevens Re-
lief Corps, No. l. last Thursday evening,
proved to be a very enjoyable affair. Fsily
hundred couples, attired for the most
part In their old clothes. were assembled
and tripped the light fantastic from 8
till Il. There were two prizes offered for
the lady and gentleman wearing the
worst costumes Miss Sexton received the
ladies' prize. IL being a brownie doh. and
Mr. Fred Bicker;on dressed In rags and
tatters won the Eentisaaan's prize.
brownie girl doll. The commit
tee. Mesdames Taylor. Jensen and Cole
man. deserve much praise for the manner
In which everything passed off so pleas
antiy.
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Hvsie-Yir.

Mr.. Frank II. Hyde and Miss Nellie M.
BIRD were married "Wednesday, February
=. 1875. at the home OF the brides par
enss. 50 Ninth street. ny the Rev. W. r.
Taylor. Miss Lulu Brown was brides
maid and Mr.. Atkin best man. After the
wedding n bountiful supper was served
and enjoyed by the newiy-married couple
and the following guests: Mr. and Mrs.
+. W. Bird. Mrs Hyde. Miss I.uiu
Brown, Mr.. J. Atkin. Mr.. Gibbons. Miss
Eta Bird. Miss L. Bird. MIR. and Mrs.
Hyde are at home to friends at 80 East
street.
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The ladies Of the North Seattle Aid
Society were entertainea last Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. @. W. Stefson az her
pleasant home on Beacon Hill. Twenty
ladies of the society were present and
afteen strangers. these being: Mrs. NJ.
Hall ard two friends from Tacoma. Miss
T Mechanic and Miss Maud McCiaine, Of
Whatconi. Mrs. +. l. Stetson. OF Mime
apolis: Mrs. Or. C, Baldwin. Mrs. +.
I.evarnsy. Miss Blanch Stetson. OF Min
ueapoifs; Mrs. f. Balconlh. OF Portland;
Mrs. s. s Stetson. Mrs. w L. Stetson.
afternoon was spent I'm q pleasant man
ner wis.s vocal and Instrumental music,
and rsS sattons given IN charming mar
aer ~ the talented hostess. After tha
programme refreshments were served
The rooms were decorated with artistic
taste
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Ben Lichtenbere's Birthday Party.

A surprise party was given In honor OF
Mr.. Ben Lichtenherg's twentieth ami
versary at the residence of his parents
Judge and Mrs. Lichtenberg. corner OF
Depot and Willard streets. Various
amasements made up a pleasant evening
The guests present were: Mr.. Charles
Ehict. Mr.. William Stewart Mr.. j. d.
Mariner. Mr.. Charles Burg, Mr.. William
Puiser. Mr.. William Mckenzie, Mr.. d. @.
McTavish. MFR. Henry Puiver. Mr. Ed
ward PuIver, Mr.. Fred Qninian, Capt.
Ferry. Mr.. William Hoffman. Mr. George
Perry. Mr.. Ed Deibert and Mr.. Ben
Lichtcnberg.
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Mics n,ery.s surprise Party.

A pyeasant party was given Miss Ella
Riley at her home. rs ClowerS1ale street.
last Wednesday. which was attended by
tae following guests: SIR. and Mrs. Nc
cavern. Mr.. and Mrs HaTtlsuh, Miss
go. Kennedy Miss MAUD Lyons. Miss
wnw BOYLE, Miss Annie Cameron. Miss
Fsessse nanIey. Miss Eforenee Mcdonald.
Mr., Joseph Johnston. Mr. James Higgins.
W. Pa McSuisy, Mr. George Higgins.
Mr.. Joha McGinni;y. Mr. Frank Griffith
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Misc Jndklns, surprl-e Parry.

A pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Mabel Judkins last Friday evening
az which games. Rotations and music
were enjoyed by the following guests: Mr.
]. Lamont, Mr.. George Lake. Mr. Frig-
gems. Mr. VIII JudkEns. Miss Jennie
Cook. Miss Annie Cook. Miss Matte
Uooytck. Miss Helma Hooyick, Miss Edith
yudkins, Miss Ida Lenm. Miss Effie
IuSktng. Mr.. George Judkins. Mr. Elmer
Iudkins, Mr. Edgar Judkins. Mr.. j. &.
Judkins. Mrs. J. c. Judkins, Miss Mabel
yudEiuz
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The f,rnnnr surnrise PARTY.

Mr. and Mrs. George J. Granny were
agreeably surprised at 3l3 Aloha street
last Wednesday evening. The guests en-
loved themselves at different games and
Mr.. George Granny with his violin made
merry music for the party until mid
night, after which cofYe and cake were
served Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Gorge ]. Granny. Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Mcciain. Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Granny, Mr. and Mrs. James Granny.
the Misses Russell. Mr.. Mccain. Mr.
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Bertha Martin. Miss Ceisaa Mcyea-. Miss
Grace Kidd. Miss Carrie Satin. Miss Nrs-
lie Hansen. Miss Cora Goodman. Mss
May Goodman. Miss Goodman. Miss Amy
Denny, Miss Rosetta Dezzy. Miss JOHN
son. Miss Mabel Longssilow. Mr. Harry
Durnar. Mr.. Leo Durna<. Mr. Esrton
Hammond. Mr. Rnian3 Cosrsrs!1. Mr. John
sampson. szr- Mark Gillette. Mr. Martin
Anthony. Mr.. WIN Sssessnd. Nr. Louie
Ssvessrd. Mr.. Lee ponshne. Mr. Harry Nc
Comb. Mr.. Leonard Kidd. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. E. Nccorah. Mrs A. e. Mcconh and
Frankie Mecor-sh.
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A ,ffssson sunaay school soclal.

A successful social 10 aid az rhe Alton
street Mission sunday school was held
at the residence OF Mrs. Frank r. Conway,
On Sstter street. Tuesday egening. Zebra
airy n. the arnuser1eEts consisting OF
music. vocal and Instrumental recita-
TORS, ard whist During the evening
dztnty refreshments were served Those
resant were. Dir. and Mrs. F. J. Conway.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Owens. xr- and Airs c.
". Evans, Mr.. ard Mrs. j. Mcnamara.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Conway. Mr.. and
Mrs ~ Long. Mr.. ana Mrs Farrell. Mr..
Macheals. Mrs. Kelly. Mrs. Desards. Mrs.
VI. Long. Mrs +. b Johnson. Mrs. Ez-
gan. Mrs. James, Mrs. Doncgnae. Mr.. II.
]. Conway, DR.. Lyons. Mr.. George Mashe-
son. Miss Blanche currier. Miss Lizzie
Conway. Miss Mary Hagan. Miss May
Grfhben. Miss Annie Conway. Miss Maud
Kelly, Miss Edna Hatfield. Miss Cicscy
Conway. Miss Rose Duffy. Miss Mary
Conway, Mrs Duffy. Mr.. Owens and Miss
Owens.
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The Mclean Surprise Party.

The Misses Mclean were given sur.
prise party at their rooms In the Hoiyoke
block last Monday evening and present
ed with a handsome mirror. Music, cards
and games made mp a pleasant evening.
during which lunch was served. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. b. III. Butter
field. Mr.. and Mrs. u. Mcdonald, Mr.. and
Airs. 4. w. Campbell. Mrs Jaur Wright,
Mrs. Lizzie Sanderson. Mrs. Sarah Ward,
Miss E. Il. Lewis, Miss Lottie l.. Stein
veg, Miss Anna Mclean. Miss Chrissia
Mclean. Miss Margaret Mclean. Mr.. NJ.
D. Clark. Mr.. J. Phillips. Mr.. b. b. Whit
ney. Mr.. l.. Scott. Mr.. William Wright
and Mr.. Charles Wright.
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A pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Ida Miller last Tuesday at the res
iaence OF her parents, ss ftf'n stref.
Musae cards and games, with refresh
merits. made up a pleasant evening.
Those presen, were: Miss Minnie Aslder-
sou. Miss Maud Mcclellan. Miss Ida
Miller. Miss Stella Jose, Miss Martha
ouada Mrs e Z. MILLER. Mr. George
wood. Mfr j. l. Daniels Mr.. Charles
geschart, Mr.. Charles Quads. Mr.. T. e.
arftfnr
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80. r,e., f1oxer cinh Enterfaines,.

Ms t;oossrich entertained The Red
rvlcwer club last Wednesday afternoon Sc
hav -Nxaa4uce or Lake Washington. After
\ rnesxasal programme dainty luncheon
,raa served Those present were: Mrs.
rngfAna. Mrs. BizTnn. Mrs staEaerry.
YRS. Goodrich. Mrs Rogers MIS- rad
s~..~~a x~x winki~r and Miss Lenont.
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- society matters were exceptionally
saist before the Lenten season set in.
,hsy nave been doubiy 70 since and The
wees just closed has been entirely barren
:. -. any event OF note. even weddings ara
.I''ia.sa. and the social pleasures OF the
week were confined TO card. surprise and
birthday parties. The prospects for the
near future are not any brighter and
nofning OF any moment is looked Tor be-
fore Easter Sunday.
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Surprise Party a. Mr.. j. h. Lees.

A surprise party was given Friday
evening. March /. at us Willow street.
the residence of Mr.. J. Il. Lee, in honor
OF Leonard Kids eighteenth birthday.
The evening was pleasantly spent with
games. after which refreshments were
served. The following guests were
present: MIR. and Mrs. j. b. Lee. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. W. Kidd. Mrs. r. A. pu-
pee. Miss Bertha Martin. Miss May
Goodman. Miss Cora Goodman. Miss Ma
bel iongfeslow, Miss Carrie Smith. Miss
Grace Kidd. Miss Lulu Dupee. Miss
Coiina Mclean. Mr.. Benton Hammond.
Dir. Mark Gillette. Mr.. Leonard Kidd.
Mr.. John Sampson. MIR. Harry Durnar.
Mr. Roland Cotterili. Mr.. Leo numsr,
Mr.. Lee Donthue, Mr.. Charlie Lee. Mr..
Arthur Kidd and Mr.. Willie Lee.
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Mr.. Pages Birthday Party.

One OF the pleasant events of the week
was the surprise party given last Wednes-
day evening by Mrs. 1. III. Page to Mr..
Page In honor OF his saith birthday. at
their pleasant home. sc Lake street.
The evening was agreeabiy spent with
vocal and instrumental music, after which
delicious refreshments were served The
guests were: Rev. Mr.. Mallory. Mrs. Mall
lory. Mrs. Harmon, Mr.. Keith, Mrs.
Keith. MIR. PhiIbrick. Mrs. Philbriek. Mrs.
Whittier. Mrs. Dwyer. Mrs. Nichols, Mrs.
Anderson. of Fremont: Mrs. Easterly.
Miss Easterly. of Green Lake; Mr.. ID. c.
Brown. Mrs. p. C. Brown. OF Columbia
City, Miss Edna Davis OF Mondovi. Wis. !;
Mr.. l. II. Page, Mrs I. II. Page. and
Miss Pearl Ray Page.
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Ing to Gel ara Mrs SAeafs. Mr.. ard
Mrs Howard Jcs1yG ana Mr.. ard Mrs
Samuel trawfa-1. TIE nseau was srcsu
the hands os master chef. while the
service was exquisite
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r. Porter. Mr.. Homer Baii. Nr. Potter
Warren. Mr. e A. Frsens. Mr.. William
Burke. Mr. lanes Eataaee. Mr. Tan
o~Reilly. Mr.. Roy HeEnxerssng. Mr. Ross
Moaisnn, Ar II. Robinson. Mr.. n Cur
Y.er. Mr.. Iehn w. Brewer.
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Miss Sms,h.s Rirthaay Party.

A surprise party WAS given last Friday
evening is honor Of Miss Carrie Smiths
tssytksiax a. zsf4 Fifth street. Tire even
Srw was pleasantly srsr; with games.
effs- which refreshments werp served
rae following persons we're present. Atss
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Mr. Rudolph Friday. Ar. Jim Hardin.
Mr.. Andrew Saneeli, Mr. D. Odds, MIR
Frank Rodgers. Mr.. Thomas Fleming.
NJ. JlEs Coisnan. Mr. e Giierson. Ar. A.
Mcdonald. Mr. 7iemsly, Mr.. Z. flatt'
Er. G. Ripley. Mr.. Victor Schmidt. Mr.
Hiimer Ekstrand. Mr. Tracy McDfrnaots
Mr.. Lewis Sand-li
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The Ancsenf Order % Hiberrkans VIII
give a grand hsEi on Friday evening.
March s.. AZ Armory hall A good time
Il assured 70 all. Tickets, :. cents eASA.
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OUR NEIGIIBOR TOWNS.
What Society Did in Tacoma
and Other Places.
WEARING LENrEN sAckclorH.
Luncheons and Partie@-Cars and Mu-
ste-A Notable Concert nc
Everett.
!,coMA. Ma~hA

.tC0MA. March q
~Speetal.--one ot
the prestiest ian-
eheons cf the
spring was served
early IN the week
by Mrs Clausie NJ.
Sevley. The iasn-
ciieon was n green
and white AFFAIR.
the hostess recssv-
irxx her guests In q
white gown with
silk crppon vese
of pale green.
made with tho
new blouse effect
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Ms Fred g. Farren gave one OF tbs
aafntsss. az dinners last Tuesday even
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Now So a Pair.
Here Is
A Premium

Fee small feet: 81 pairs Ladies' Dongoia
Kid and Patent Leather Plain Toe But
ION Shoes. sizes 2. "a, 8 81 and 4. in A.
and widths, former prices $3.50. SO,
00 and S. They will Gil so this week 70
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TRUSTEES SALEM ACCORDANCE WITH
Il the terms and under the authority of certain
and GEORGE w. CHAPLIN (her husoand), parties
of the first part, to HENRY G. CAMPBELL and
ThA9DEGS b. ~, hENI M dPussees parties OF the
UNION, party of the third part, dated March
23d. 1891, and recorded in the Office of the
County Recorder OF the City and County of
San Francisco State of California, in Liber
l443 of Deeds, at pages 172 and following
and in pursuance OF a res ution passed on the 9fh
day Of May, 1895, by the Board of Directors OF
said SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION. a cor
porati ion, and the holder of the note (No. 10733)
10 secure payment OF which the aforesaid deed of
trust executed, declaring that default had
been made in the payment OF the principal sum
and other sums, due under said note and deed of
trust. and requesting and directing said HENRY
c. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS B. KENT
Trustees to sell the real estate described therein to
satisfy said Indebtedness
We, HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
b. KENT, Trustees, do hereby give notice, that on
TUESDAY, the Sd day of September A. d. 1895
at IL O'Clock noon of that day, and at the auction
salesroom of EASTON, ELDRIDGE & Co. No.
63S Market street, in the City and County of San
Francisco State of California will sell at public
auction the highest bidder, for cash in gold coin
of the United States, all the pieces or parcels of
land situate in the City and County of San Fran
CISCO State of California described follows to wit
First-Commencing at point on the westerly
line OF sanehez street e seyentysix
the southerly line of Hancock street; and running
thence southerly along said line of Sanchez street.
twenty-five feet six inches (22 and 6-12 feet) /;
thence NJ right angles westerly one hundred and
five (lO5) feet; thence at right angles northerly
TWENTY-FIVE feet six inches (22 and g. feet): and
thence 1T right angles easterly one hundred and
five (l05) feet, to the point of commencement:
Being portion Of Mission Block number one hun
dred and six (106).
S Second-Commencing at point on the south
ery line of Point Lobos avenue or Geary street, dis
ant thereon fiftyfour feet two inches (54 and PIP
feet) easterly from the eastery line of Wood street.
and running thence eastery, along said line of
Point Lobos avenue or Geary street, twenty-five
(25) feet thence at right angles southery hun
dred and twenty-five (125) feet; thence at right
angles westerly twenty-five (25) feet; and thence
at right angles northerly one hundred and twenty
five IL 5) feet, to h point Of commencement:
Being lot number nineteen (19) in block A OF the
Junipero Homestead Tract.
Together with the appurtenances.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in gold coin OF the
United States ten per cent payable to the under
signed on the fall of the hammer; balance on de-
livery of deed and If not paid, unless for want
of title ften days being allowed for scarcely, then
said ten per cent to be forfeited and the sale to be
void. Acts of sale at purchasers expense.
HENRY G. CAMPBELL, rr..
THADDEUS b. KENT, iluslees'
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LA

A DyICE FREE; DIVORCE AND PROBATE
n laws a specially; suits, Superior, Justice and
Police Courts: terms reasonable; collections, etc.
CIV HOWE, att'y-at-law $50 Market col. Stockton
TOHN X. AITKEN, ATTORNEY AT-LAW, RS.
y 16 and IL. 402 Montgomery ST., cor. California
MT w. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY AT-LAW APO
w California ST., rms. 14-l5; advice free.
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.

yITE HAVE 2 VALUABLE PIECES OF
w building property in the northern and central
part of the city exchange for nice home high
land in Berkeley; Dwight way preferred; property
to be worth from $4,000 to $4,000. Apply 10
UMBsEN & CO., IA Montgomery st.
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ALAMEDA HOUSES 70 LET.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

ELEGANT RESIDENCE; 9 ROOMS; ALCOVE,
u bath, stable, lawn: stylish location: 2lO5 Gen.
trail ave., two blocks from Willow station very de-
srable; rent 500. Owner at 81 Grand ST.
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MARRIED.

BOSSELLE-PREVOST Sacramento, August
z, 1885, by the Rev. A. G. Herrick, Louis NJ
Bosselle and Lillian NJ. Provost, both Of Sacra-
nentO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this city, August q
1895, Oskar r. Marklein and Mary Schmidt,
both of San Francisco
OBRIEN-BRANDT-In Seattle, August 2, 1895,
by the Rev. Father McElwain, Robert A. o. Brien
and Musette G. Brandt, both of San Francisco.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either OF the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorized
to have the same published.l
BORN.
HIRsCH-In this city, August 10, 1895, to the
wife OF CaSS Hirsch, son.
MOORE-In Oakland, August 10, 1895, to the wife
of Harry t. Moore, a daughter.
PoWELL-In this city, August g, 1895, to the
wife of Hollis Powell of Montpelier, CAL,
daughter.