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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-07

Transocssone since January 4 and For
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions since January /.
1896. are $asS..S-sa There were flied for
record yesterday 10 deeds. the oonssdera.
tons awgregating ss.ssSea. Following il q
list furnished ny the Daily Bulletin. room
II Occidental block:
James Russell Ford TO Henry T CARLISLE,
lot. block q. Bell a Dennys ID al. rehra.
AIRY 5. ss,eae
Leary Collins Land Company to Swan
Nelson. lot s block II. Central Seattle. Jam
uary =, ss1A
Same TO Julius Adams. lot I. block IA.
Csntrai Seattle. January =. SA
David n. Baxter Ct ux. 70 Edward II.
Downing. und u following claims, Coney.
Dawn. Discovery, Western Slope. Report.
Twilight. Hoari. Merning Star. Brooklyn.
Wall Street. Paris. Golden Spike. North
western. Key Great Western and FL
Pasc. January -. 81.
Rosaline Bemiss TO Mary n. Knudson.
lets 10 to IS. "a 70 81. block ~, River Park.
January -, siea
Madeline MeNulty. Joseph Gallagher. A.
i. and Bell Beede. Kate +. Gallagher and
John Peasiee ct ux.. 10 King county. right
of-way road 20 Il wide across pit sec e. 81.
l. January Is. gift.
Charles Valentine and Elizabeth Goidtrip
to King county. right-of-way for road
across pt sec IA and Is, =. g. February 5.
gift.
Edward Blewet, ct ux.. by Edward c.
Kslbourne. attorney, TO L. A. Griffith. lots
! 10 s, block So Denny & Hcyi's sup al.
March "a. 1SsS sanS
Herod Wells to Ira Hyatt, lots to 3 and
"a. block l, Wells ad lots and =, block =.
Pixies "a ai linton city. February 3. 81.
Sheriff to Emily Nj. johnson. V ne and
u sc sec T. n. :. 100 a. February .. si.52i.6o-
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Brendsturs and Grains.


San Francisco. Feb e.-Fiour. family ex-
tras, s4I4i0. bakers extras, $SsVA3.N; SD
perfine, S2s543.1o
wheat--Shipplng. si.13A for No. !. and
g. rs for choice: milling. $i.e5ni.30
Barley-Feed. fair TO good, 7oGTAc;
choice, 7sac; brewing, &as2i2c.
Oats-MiIling. 75izMss1rc; Surprise, soc1
81: fancy feed. s2iac0s7isc; choice. 15as
seisc: poor 10 fair. e5Ea72izc; black, for seed,
si.i0Qi 80; gray. 7s6is5c.
Receipts-Fiour. quarter sacks. N,1oo;
wheat. centals. s.70o: barley. 6.5oo. rye. 40.
potatoes. sacks. 2.55o: do. Oregon. 3ss; on
ions, sos; bran. AS: middlings, go; hay.
tors. $50; straw. tons. IS; hops. bales. III:
wool, bales, Is: wine. gallons. s2eoo: BRAN
dy, gallons. 3.loo; hides. number. l.ial.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
M!ddllngs, slsa21; bran, sls.DqA
Hay-wheat ssgii.se; wheat and ost.
s7.5ofio.5e; alfalfa EQs; barley. ssds:
clover. ssds: compressed, E.5oaIio.oo; stock.
ssG7 50; straw, SsG6oc per bundle.
Potatoes-Salnas Burhanks. soG9oc: riv-
or Burbanks, scQ4oc: Oregon Burbanks. 500
zoe: river reds, 5e97oc: Early Rose, co6s75c:
sweet potatoes. Merceds. ssG23
yegetables-Onons, eeefsec for Califor-
MIA, Oregon, onions 6onsec: tomatoes,
Los Angeles. sl.2sGl.75: green peas, 4efsc;
green peppers, leo lZt1c. cabbage. 1890.
garlic. aaise: dried peppers. e1ioc: mush-
rooms. IoeIi5e: asparagus. i0G2siac.
rruit-AppIes. No. grades. sscGfsi: COM
mon. 60Gf75c; fancy. si256f.5o: Mexican
lines. IS. sog6: California lemons. common.
slSfl. IS; California lemons, good 10 choice.
81 nap2: California lemons. fancy. s25o: CAL
ifornia oranges. seedlings. 15c9si25. nav
els. siRs 30; bananas, sl5en25o.
Butter-Fancy creamery. eT1esc: Sec
onds. a5Q2ec; fancy dairy. 2A9.sc: seconds.
2iGssc.
Cheese-Fancy mild. new, 1fisal2c: fair
10 good, seIIoc: Eastern, ie0i4c.
Eggs-store, isgise; ranch. izffi5c.
Pouitry-Turkey gobblers. lediie; hens,
IoQIlc: roosters. young. s07c; do, old. $40
80. broilers small. So S1s4.s0: do. iarxg,
81 2sai.7s: pigeons. old. sial.i2ls do. young.
81 Ef2
Game-Gray geese. s.. 50; rabbits. cotton
tau. 81 Is: rabbits. bush. 75cffs1: nares. 1sc:
honksrs. s5sI4: brsnt. si-25ai-50: white
geese. 81: English snlpe. s2.ca3: common
snlpe, SIS.
Wool.
wool-Fau. short. trashy San Joaquin
plains. sa5c: good San Joaquin plans.
43sc: southern and coast, 4Gf5c; mountain
woods, light and free. ed7c: mountain
woods, defective and heavy. 61sc; Hum
boldi and Mendoclno. sGse.
Hops.
Hops-ssF7c per pound.
Closing Quotations
wheat-ouiet; December. n.ls; May.
NisN..
Barley-Inactsys; May, 72t4c-
Corn-Sa1sc.
HFan-slA.
flnansia'.
Silver Bars 80. So. Drafts. Sight =. Par
Mex DOl'rs ssAssas3Ss Drafts, Teleg'h. Par
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial

London. Feb. s-Siiver. 50 is-lsd. Con.
soils. IoSx
New York, Feb. s--The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram saws; Amer
leans were the only active market today
They opened firm on the success OF the
pond issue and advanced materially, but
iaier at the close reacted on New York
selling. The close was mostly above yes-
terday's. The dealings here were mainly
professional, but increased interest Is no.
tceahie IN the market. Canadian Pacific
was weak on German realizations. One
hundred thousand pounds In sterling gold
VIII be shipped on Saturday for New York,
ana probably more. Except for South
Americans stocks the markets were gen
orally easier today on profit taking, but
kaffirs were good on Paris buying. The
Paris and Berlin bourses were firm. The
coin and bullion In the Bank of England
has Increased this week f2s1 600. OF which
Eiio,ooo was gold imported. The only fea-
ture is the returning evidence OF a rapid
gathering in of revenues, as shown by
the increased public deposits and the de-
crease OF other deposits.
Breadstuffs and Grains.
Liverpool. Feb. e-whest-Ffrm; de-
mand. poor: No. 2 red winter, IS fol.d:
No. ] hard Manitoba. IS %; No Califor-
MA. SIS lid. Futures opened steady, ssd
higher, and closed steady, txe14d higher:
February. SIS ioisd: March. IS I'D; April.
May and June. IS load: July. IS lloyd.
Corn-Spot. quiet; American mixed. new.
SIS sAd. Futures opened quiet but steady.
and closed unchanged to Nd higher: Feb
ruary, IS 2kd; March. Is gid: April. IS
eAd. May and June. Is Sd: July, IS sgd.
Flour-Firm; demand. moderate; st.
Louis fancy winter, Is Cd.
Hops.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. G. bX
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We will suppose that your occupation ia
sedentaTy--that you are chained so 10
speak. 10 the desk IN some counting house.
or perhaps TO the loom IN some vast mill
Where you are comps urd 70 labor from
morning I'll night. sunday Is your only
day OF relaxation. You return home every
evening wearfed mentally and bodily. Your
health and strength begin TO fail. What
viii most effectually recuperste your vital
energy7 The weight Of evidence points to
no other conclusion than that Hasfeftsr's
stomach Bitters Ia your safest, most re-
liable sheet anchor. Use il persistentiy
and your system will soon regain Its pris-
tine vigor. Every function will receive a
healthfni impulse There IL no remedy to
equal the Ritters for nervousness and want
OF sleep, dyspepsia, constipation and bill
fousness. II averts and remedies all forms
OF malartai disease, and Is preventive of
rheumatism and neuralgia.
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Tacoma Feb. Especial.
Hankow finished loading her cargo ar mid
night tonight and was expected to sail
az 3 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Steamer City of Aberdeen took out sev-
eral tons OF supplies for the Federal PEN
!fentiary al McNeifs island today.
Steamship Ssrsfhnsvis will begin reload
ing her cargo tomorrow. Che ;s expected
to sail for the Orien. early next week
The coast survey steamer Patterson was
put on the Quartsrmaster dry dock today
20 undergo thorough repairs. She viii BE
thoroughly overhauled and her machinery
repaired.
British ship Pass Of Balmaha- Capt.
TovAn was towed to sea this morning
She carried - 80 bushels OF walla WaiIa
wheat, valued at ts.fa.
steamer Skagit Chief took out 80 wooden
pals this morning for Seattle. They were
made at the woodenware factory ia this
city.
Steamer Kingston al not arrive I'll ,
o'clock last night. being delayed b loading
$50 boxes OF haifbut al Victoria They went
East today. She took out zss sacks OF oil
meal ard car load Of general merchan-
disc tonight
Steamer Utopia Brought in several tons OF
ore for the srneltsr today.
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was generally favcraA'e Crop reports re-
rarxssrx Argentine were Conflicting A
good inquiry from winter wheat rsfilers
resulted IN placing since the close OF
Change yesterday ur TO noon today OF
fsaee bushels. This assisted IN holding
the market steady.
Corn was quiet. but the prospect OF
smaller receipts for some time helped to
give confidence 70 holders. and ecnse-
ouerrly firm uudertone TO the market.
Oats were influenced good deal by corn.
and sold higher.
Provisions were frrnsr. On the prospects
OF smaller receipts fer some time 10 come.
on account of the fearfiIly bad state OF
country roads. Good buying OF ribs and
lard by packers also helped to sustain the
market The best prices Of the day were
made at the opening.
closing oucsassous-
whest-Fehruary. s5ss&3sssc May. sic.
Corn-Fehruary. SAc; May seiSe.
oass-February, lTs4c; May, .issc-
Pork-Fehruary. SO -: May. sIasS
LArd-February $Ss7: May. &7SaaSa
Rihs-Fshraary. $50. May. $.xo9&G
Fiaxseed-sl,1c.
Tfmothy-s115
Eye-sasSc
Bariey-ee9ssc.
Lfve stock.
Cattle-The continued mild weather is
checking the demand for beef. but tcday's
receipts were 30 small that there was a
fair demand AZ stronger prices. common
TO extra choice beef steers. S. ssssl1s. cows
and he.fers. ss53,25: bulls. sa@s 80; calves.
ss.2ssfS; stockers and feeders. sss1S 10.
Hogs-The larger receipts recently pre-
dfctsd by the packers not materialixing
the packers reluctantly put back the Sc
they took on yesterday. The trade WAS
animated at s4.IAa
Sheep-Prices were no more than steady.
larger supplies having checked the ats-
vance; common to choice natives. s. 5a8
35o: Westerns. So tcSfs. 60: yearlings. 0.sea
Ale. lambs. Sc. 7sziASo
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erett Saturday. Cart. e. NJ. harrington.
owner OF the crsckef. went 20 Everett yes
tercay on the steamer EaiTAayer. After
INVESTIGATING tie burning ~ the boat he
VIII come 70 Seattle 20 look after the In
surance. The soSs cs rhe Cricket Is UNDER
stood 20 have sea- fully covered.
Steamer Uraessh viii safi this morning
~ @ clock for Ss;> Francisco. with a good
cargo OF noQr. ssntatees. coal ard general
.sseTV aaGt&Se> SaeF passenger list Is as fol-
lowss Mrs John Robinson. Mrs. q y.
x.giscol. Mrs. r. H. Crawford. Col and
Armstrong. J. DuehrS~n. Mr.. ard Mrs II.
y. NUNS Miss r. Williams. Mrs Nellie
Ehtefs +, j. Palmer. +. c. Lawrence. j.
= .-eri A. Rasor. John Fssrrie. l.. Allen.
- =; Il Martin. c. L Cole ard two children.
IaenaAs Allen. Miss Allen. Mrs. Shaw, Mr..
and Mrs Robert Allen and children. Capt.
SanieS carroll. Miss A. pevan. Mr.. ard
sted. q. Ramssed. w. {. Shuse. Miss II.
NJ Warwick. Mrs. NJ. < Patterson.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
Fer San Francisco. via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. m. Passengers re-
ceived on board at a. MI February 2. z.
ie, II, e. q.
For Alaska-Fehruary and II at . q. m.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports at 3 a. m. February 4.
2. IA. 49, -. -.
Tickets may be obtained at the once OF
tia company at Ocean dock. Seattle.
T. r. TROwBRIDGE, p. 8. Supt.
GGODALL. PERKINS q CO,
General Agents. San Francisco.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS. GARLAND AND EvANGEIA

Seattle and 1vwnsend- Neah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesier dock Nom
days Wednesdays and Fridays at l215
a. m for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Gettysb,rN Pysht. Ciallam Bay and Neah
Bay: returning. arrives Seattle $50 p. m.
on opposite days. Steamer Evangel leaves
Yesler dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
MONDAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays At
$50 p. M: arrives Seattle alternate days
d n.
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-<rsr SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
- 100 washington. t1r tse cuunfy Of
- ssnss % Washington. county os
So :ronserx. Leo n Kraus ssd
ez.ss~s-x d agass, co-2artnerx cosng
<szss. zncer me Arm name ard styIe
Syees~-e. Ersss z Co, baainuffs,
zieanan and ~ kaiman. co.
- ARD sfy.e Of II. Hickman 4 Co.
1e.~szess. 80. sI.s0-
- esass Of Washington. % the above
49, ssfertsasE. creating.
rs ans eaea q yon sfs nessoy sum
- Fs.r 81 sas arst puhslsas3oa Of ffiz
- -~sss fe-gff. etfhin sixty days after
- ssrs aAy VI January. lsys. and defend
- - sssgxs en.sfie1 action Ia the anose en-
e. ee.sr. sad ans yer .ss ssraps1nt 2.
49, apes the undersigned astor-
ssr D.sinsiH at their efscs
sx stated. ard In case Of your fall
- = - DO jndxnaens WI os rendered
- so.xs ,.xsnt wffch has seen died with
-. e.srf a. said eourt- TIE object ard
.~zsxs C. sad action - % recover the
g one hundred and atty and Tito
80. go 81 e.slnsir . you. ana you are
ss~ts~~ uetsGsd saat said PLAINTIFF mas
ss~sSs1 4 writ Of stfacEment 20 BE issued
4 81. sscys eatItled cause and that the
90 certain clock Of goods owned by said
4 Eicsnaa 4 Co. at No. zss Commercial
s,-.sl 10 tee city Of Seattle. King county.
Wsss layton. and In case judgment IL rem
&C. Asrssn IL favor er plaintiff. the pro-
ss~,ss e IN. sac % saiG goods viii 10 an
49, IL satisfaction thereof.
MCCLURE & BASS
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
p o. address. Seattle. King county
y sseingt9a.
o4Ic< a1dresz; Room s. Dexter Horton
4 c. bank building.
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ment Loan. a decided upsurn in prices. both
here and abroad Apparently both in Lon
don and on the floor OF the New York
Stock Exchange. tAs news was not regard
ed fsoni broader point OF view thar as
affor1ing an opportunity 70 secure profits
accrusrg from the recent rise Corserva-
tive EranCiers expressed the opinso, that
the security market will soon reflect tn
creased confidence as 10 the financial out
look. Already the expectation Of better
market for commercial paper Is expressed.
and also OF a reasonably easy money mar
kst- A favorable feature Is the continued
increase OF earnings shown by nearly al
OF the prominent lines. The volume %
business showed q considerable increase
moved in an erratic fashion. and in some
instances the fluctuations were wide. SUI
gar and ST. Paul again absorbed the great
est interest. with the first named web in
the lead N point OF activity. They record
ed rearfy one-third OF the entire total. The
market opened slightly higher. despite the
cold shoulder presented BY the lower range
of prices for Americans In the London
market. In some instances improvement
over the Initial figures was made. bat
the market soon turned on the appearance
OF heavy liquidation in the leading shares.
both for local and foreign account. In the
ensuing reaction many stocks touched ng-
ures below las, nights closing prices. A
rally followed. and the market exhibited
srregularfty until ] O'Clock At that hour
supporting orders appeared and prices ad-
yanced rapidly. Sugar was the leader, ris-
Ing ga. and the other active shares iuiis
per cent. In the movement Southern Paci-
fic. Missouri Pacific. Louisville & Nash
VILE and the Changers were the most prom
in=nt. The market closed moderately ac-
tive and Irregular. Business in bonds was
fairly large. and values generally higher.
The total dealing was 81, SS2. CO. Prices for
government bonds were about evenly di-
vided between advances and declines on
the first call. In the late session bids At
much higher level were noted. The specu-
Iation was confined to sales of the tours
At varying prices. The aggregate transac-
tons were sl75eo. State bonds, duh; rail-
road bonds. nrm.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easier. at 2isff5 per cent:
last loan. per cent; closed. per cent;
prime mercantile paper. 6Qs per cent
Sterling exchange. steady. with actual bus
mess in bankers hills at ST. ssQs ssh. for de-
mand. and sis7GS4.s7is for sixty days:
posted rates, 81 s7izEgi. ssia and ASIA: conn
mereial bills. sAs6Ss. Silver certificates.
e7a.4sIs.c.
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR GREYHOUND
1, Ely. except Sunday
IAtves Ess ~ft - a. m. 3. IN
TeasYE ScAr>-e II - a a. and "a ,. IA
Stindzys-1e2Ne s SS2ttis 40 y m:
te.Vss Everett II a. IN
psre-ssnzIe trtsh 10. round trip. 81 5.
rann.,,ts with boats for Tacoma and sno-
aIL.ndlnx-colsz2a eook. feet % NArtea
srsT~lr A<n TACOMA NAyrGA-
TON COMPANY
Chad Trocr Pres r. ". Gco1hue. &c.
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Russian Cereal Crops short.

New York. Feb. 6.-Bradstreet's this
morning has a copy OF an official report
from London as follows: Russian official
crop reports for 1895. final. make wheat
So.ooo.eoo bushels. rye 1i5.ooo.c 900 less than
n 1894.
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BUTTER.

Ranch ard Dairy Butter very scarce ara
Bringing gced prs>es- Saip TO U.s. We pay
cash on arrival
NO COMMISSION.
John 3. AGES. s-as-. Western avszse.
corner Mzr3oa street
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wHArcoN AND SEATTLE ROUTE.
srEAMER RAY CITY,

STEAMER BAY CITY
Leaves City dock. foot OF Main street,
tuesday. Thursday and Saturday a. "a
=, far Anaeorses, Tairhaven and What.
CON ReturninF. leaves waatcom Sunday,
Wednesday and Friday at s p. IA.
lily Bcsardus & Co.. City Dock. Agents.
W. II. ELLIS. Owner.
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Mining -to.xs.
NEw YORK Markets
ne stock Exchange

Nsw York. Feb. s-Ths course % Tire
savss stock market vas extremely cssAp-
pointing 70 nsssy ps-sons who bad expect
ed from. tie great sgccess Of the govern
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THE VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer rtopas J. A o brien. Master.
Leaves Tacoma y neon seattle feslers
FOR por, Townscnd. AnAcovses. Fairhaven.
New wha,com. Blaine and Friday harbor.
and Vancouver. arriving vancouver p. m
following day.
Fare 20 Blaine. s.. fare 10 Vancouver 81
For further Information apply 10 ysslsrs
wharf.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER kosAL.rE.

STEAMER RESALE.
Ar,,rxsca to~k. leaves to- Victoria ana
rsSTs Townsend aAtiyx except sunday, az
se .. IA: retuFnins- leaves Victoria a.
49,, Tcwnsead ant way petnts daily. sx-
sspt saturday. a1 y. IN. Sunday. es-eSr.
49, a m. returning Greet. leaves Port
Tcwnssn2 AZ - Ea- 'Faolss lsAe =.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

Portland. Feb. 6.--Wheat-Quiet. firm:
Valley. s5g54c: Walia Walia, ooUslc per
buslei ~
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feef 20 the Place OF b~rsunsEx zlta tia
ayfartsazrcex tasr.urto belonging.
-<sffcs h therefore herecy given that 81
ErSoAy. the Izh day OF FeSr1&yxs ts<< ~
sac ao1r a. - ofe@ock = ~ 81 sale 1zy.
- fh- 'front.' 6oor Of the courthouse, 70 the
city OF Seattle, IL said King county. 1 VIII
sesl the ABOVE Described property al pI5ste
seeuons 10 the highest and best hleter.
Dated fhls z~s car Of January. sNs
At VAN DE- vANTER. sserlR.
Dcrvorth 4 Howe. Attovne5A
NOTICE OF sHERIFFs sALE-yn the
superior court o. fhe state OF Washing
ton, for tie county Of King John D.
Smith, plaintiff. vs.. Anna J. Hgrsbert,
Joshua p 5wfsxer and Laura II Sxts-
zcr. MS wife. Defendants. No. z.s9s.
IEd~r and b virtue OF an order % sale
ard DDeriaI execution Issued out Of f5o
above m med coart. Ia TIE sb~sye entitled
cause. and 70 me directed and delivered.
] have duly levied upon the following de-
scrsb~d real property situated IN King
county state OF Washington. to-wif.
Ire east half Of the southwest quarter
% section three. township tweEty-Ghrea
north Of range I've east. W. ~. Ia King
county. Washington. containing eighty
ts13 acres
Friday. the 18th day of February. 1855. at
al the front door OF the courthouse. in the
city Of Seattle. IN said King county. VIII
sell the above described property At public
auctfor, 10 the highest and best bi9der,
FOR cash.
dated tnsz z3rd day OF January. rsss.
A. II. VAN DE NA<TER, Sheriff.
Frank r. Lewis Attorney.
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xs5TIcE OF SHERfFF3 SALE--in the
srs<r.sr csGrt OF the state Of Washing
fos, fef tEe county Of King. Charles r.
flil1. plaintiff. IS. elisha II. Alyord.
E9snle II slvord. his wife. and r. NJ.
Asere Defendants. No. 9,.zss
radsS and By virtue OK an order OF sale
ssd special execution issued cut Of the
asese named court. In the above entitled
lave duly levied upon the following de-
ssrsI,sd real property, situated In King
eaaagy. state OF Washington. to-wit:
Lots one ID. two 90. three tz}. four 90.
fss'@ and slz ~, n 5iosk nine T,s o.: lots
ssstn ca. iwsnty-eigat CD. twenty-nine
o. thirty c0l. thirty-one Gil. thirty~two
c.. thiyiy-tAree CO. tairty-four CID and
tslriy FIVE fzs). La block fourteen 90; lots
s<ssnseen 90. eighteen usD. nineteen dsl.
.aenty fn13, twenty-nine fzD and sixty
fs5. IN block fifteen u5l. all In the first
BAL Of West Seattle by the West Seattle
Lana and Improvement Company, accord
az 10 TIE recorded plat thereof now on
IA In the auditors office ia said King
soufty: also lots twenty-four t24l. twenty
6ys tzsl twenty-six tzsl. twensy-sever CID.
Is enty-eight f2Sl and twenty -nine CD. IN
Z; ~ Ard sour a., ia block eleven Oh: lots
sss 90 two 81 eleven OH, twelve CID,
tsirteen Gs) fourteen tfH, fifteen u5), six
ysen $50 and seventeen CD, In DOCK
tsslve az; lots ak go. nlne 90. ten uo,;
~ swenty-elght (sst. twenty-nine tZsl
snt tasrty fs0D, in block thirteen dsl, al
b Ross second addition 10 the eltv OF Sc
sftle according 20 the recorded plat there
n nov on de In the county auditors Office
Il said King county.
yoties l. therefore hereby given that on
Yfsday. the 18th day Of February. 1S*. at
ne hour Of 10 O'Clock a. m. OF said DAY.
Al the front door OF the courthouse. II the
rIiy of Seattle, In said King county. will
vii the above described property al pnniic
racticn. TO the highest and best bidder.
lar cash. -
DATED this zsrd day Of January, 1896.
A T. VAN DE NANTER. Sheriff.
Blaine a Deyries. Attorneys.
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CUT RATES TO HOOD CANAL.

Hood Canal Navixation Company's
steamers Chehalis and Rainier leave daily
~ =. M from Coiman's dock for King
kton. Pert Gamble. Hoodsport. Brinnon.
Fare. &c. Freight, Soc per ton.
JOHN II. ALLEN. Owner.
FRANK W. GOODHUE. Agent.
Telephone. Red asl. Colman dock.
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STEAMERS.

PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
Steamer A r. Robinson. carrying II. 8.
mail leaves CITY dock. foot OF Main street,
at $50 a m: arrives at sidney at losis A.
m. Arrives at Silvertiale at l. IN. Leaves
rsturn At n m Daily. except Sunday.
Fare. sc. r.. ~. Robinson, master. Lilly.
Roxardus a Co.. agents. Telephone. Main
u
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sTEANERA
HY on THE -TLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
rcu- -curt trips daily. except sunday.
II one heur ana swertx-aye ulEufs4
TIL STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily tripA SeAf-e-Iacone
TAXING ErFErr TUESDAY. NAY Z
TINE CARD
Gfngse fare SOC; roun1 TIP. E -.
Leave seatue-fsS: Ills q H.. xs3s VI
,. m
Leave Ta-oma-s.n a N: I. "a. p. N
SUNDAYS
Leave Tacoma-s.N a. Ia. -. p, "a
Landing AZ Northern Pzeisc wnar -
coma and Commercial dock. fcot % M
fga street Seattle
sundays. steamers Flyer ana ssate OK
washington, fare SC.