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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-22
STEAMER MABEL

STEFAN Elk MAbEIl
Leaves City dock. Seattle. Monday, MeE
nesday and Friday. at Z a. m, for ~
monas, Everett and Snohomiah tivts
points, connecting with S. Wiley NAviSr
ton Co. for Tacoma and Olympia.
City dock Steamers for ell points o. ~
Sound. Open all night. telephone. MAJ
81 g. c. YERkES, ManoHef.
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LEGAL NOTICES

ten, to-w!t: 10, four tn. block one q:
lots sne I'D and two ~. o.cck four til, =.
r Dennys Water Front Addition 70 ne
S.cck seven n. and lets ten tiol and elev..
en- sfla. IN block thirteen IiA IN replat or
blocks |, !. 4 : IS II and =, North Seattle;
and two lae>. d. T. Derns's First Addi-
ton 20 North Seattle. East ens-aatI IT,.
OF block ten u0l. Union City gaoiviasd
one-soarth. %. block s!sai 80 Eden -Aa-
Gitloa 10 the City Of Seattle.
Notice Is therefore hereby given tAat on
Friday the 18th day Of November, lssn. AZ
tAe hour OF 10 o'esock a m. 2, sac I. a ~.
81 the front door Of the courthouse. IN me
city Of Seattle. IN said King county,
viii sell the above described property At
pubic auction. 10 the highest ana oesi
Dated this 18th day Of October. 1896.
A T VAN De VANTER. Sheriff.
Hastings & Sieama1. Attorneys Tor
Plaintiff.
NOTICE OF sHERTTFS sA1.E--In the
superior court o. the SiatS 81 a. Ing
Ton, sor ths coan&y o. AnG. Joan ":
Bake. plaintiff. vs.. James Mcbride, aad
Carrie McBr&Gc. defendants. No Ass
Under ana by virtue OF an order or sssss
and special execution. issued on % ne
above named court, IN the aoove eaIsttei
cause, AMI 20 me isrec-ed and ste.sFeFsd.
] nave duly levied upon the following de-
sc-ibed real property, situated IN h.ns
county. Washington. to-wit: The north
eest quarter IN. +. ~ OF the southwest
quarter IS. w - OF section thirty-one tSl.
in township twenty ta9 north. Ct range
even q, east, % The Willamette merriam.
containing 10 acres. III ore Or less,
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the Al;h day OF November, lsfo, AZ
the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. or sad day.
at the front door Of the courthouse. IN the
city OF SEATTLE. in SAID KING county, Will
sell the above described property al pIassc
auction, 20 the highest and best builder, tor
cash.
Dated this eist day OF October. 1895.
A. r. VAN DE VANTF-R, Sheriff..
John W. Blake. Attorney. Tacofla,
aSh.
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NOTICE OF SHERTFFS sAI.E-fa the
81 ner4or Court Of the State Of Washing
Ton, for the County Of King West Sc
aT,ie Land and Improvement Company.
a corporation, plaintiff. vs.. A. l.. H.rren
AMI Io.a J. Herren. defendants. No.
eo.Sas.
L rsaer and By virtue OF an order OF sale
ana special execution. issued out of the
abcye-nanea court. IN the aboye-eYstft.sai
cause. and 10 me directed and delivered,
have 9uey levied upon the following-ie-
scrihed real properly. situated in K ng
county. Washington, to-wit: AL Of lots
tEen weight. tsenty-nire and thirty. in
book thirsy-Slx. in second pat OF West
Seattle by the West Seattla
Land ard Improvement Company.
as recorded in the auditors office OF King
county. Washington. together with all and
singular. the tenements. herels tan1ents
and appurterances thereunto he.ongsag
Notice - therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the Seth day Of october, 1896. al
the hour OF 10 ocloek a m. Of said day,
81 the front door of the courthouse. in the
city of Seattle. IN said King county | viii
se- the aboye-Sescrsbed property al pub
Tic auction. 10 the highest and best bidder.
for cash.
Dated this Goth day OF September. fssS.
\. I. VAN DE VANTFsR. Sheriff
StruVe. Allen. Hughes * McMlcken. At
torneys.
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NOTICE OF STERrF'F~S SAT.E-Ta he
SUPERIOR court OF the State Of Wash nx-
~efl- t1T the County Of kirE The Ger
Ess~aa savings and Loan Society. a cor
Sss2s4ssl. a4asr-f. yS john paScoa ard
9t21le r. S1Seoe. AsS wife. he FIRST
NaF2oTaz esas ~ Fremont. Nebraska. a
ans. 20. - Ga
H1le< AID ~ virtue OF an order % sac
ar specaa. execution. issued our Of tNa
- Fs-zsasile1 cSur.. n the aeove-entitseSi
s19se. ard 70 ne directed and delivered.
!. nave 1u-y levied uccn tha fc.,cwsng-
SeSSF.le1 real property situated "a NsnS
county NaSalzg.c1. tc-w.t: Al OF lot
nlEn eSre1 four 10. n aoex numbered 1--WE
~, IN \ A. nenay's addition 10 the town
saoR city OF Seattle. n King county.
Washington. secora5ns 70 ire rsx~,rssi
par snerSo1. n No.. ! OF Pats. page 81. OF
ne heSo0Gs n the county AUDITORS Of
hce q Ssasd hgr< county. said ,1t being
S.tuass1- o. the eslSs side Of Sa>sai street.
n s4s2 e1-y OF Seattle. between Seneca
az University streets. in sad city md
s.@N.lAs frontage Of sixty fee; on sad
SeSoif1 street. AID extending eastward 20
- a4eH through sad block Ave, together
win al AMI singular, The tesremants he
re1 taneats and apnurfenan noes rheret,rto
oesoESAag or n any wise agpeEsalnsng.
NoGee IS therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the So<h Gay Of October, 1895. a,
t1e hSlr OF 10 o'c-ock a. n. OF said 6ay.
a the 'front.' door o. ne courta house in the
csty or Seattle. IN sad King county. | W.
ser. the aoove-desc-iSed property AZ public
aNet4oa. 20 The highest and best bidder
tor cash
Da.ed this 5ash day OF September. 1876.
A. T. VAN De VANTER Sheriff
St-uve. Allen. Hughes & McAficken, At
tor1evs.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
county, State of Washing l0n.-Esi.en ".
carter. p4ainttff, vs.. Samuel c. kron-
nick. Emma c. kronnlck. his wife
James Langell. Louis LanseI. +. J.
Foster. defendants. No. 22.7si. Sum-
The State OF Washington TO the said sam
ne. Z; kronncK and Emma c. kron-
mex. his wife.
WITHIN sixty DAYS sitter the date of the
mrs. publication of this summons. to-wit:
Wlthin sixty days after the 18th day Of
Septem Der. 1886. and defend the above
entitled action IN the above-enlstled court,
and answer the complaint OF the plaintiff
ana serve a copy Of Your answer upon The
Undersigned attorneys for plaintiff al their
oI3ce oe-o" stated 81 in case of yoar
ia!lure so TO do. judgment Will be rem
derei against you according 10 the de-
mand Of The eomp,ai nj. which has been
fled with the clerk uf said court.
The object Of this action is TO obtain
Judgment Of the amount due upon Ger
g i.ta which said rote was executed by
plefendants Samuel c. kronnick and
Emma c. kronnsck 20 the Solicitors Loan
sum OF $500. and interest. and which
StFd mortgage vas executed by the sane
parties. also in favor of said The SoAcI,-
cure the payment OF said note. which said
mortgage was fled for record In the Office
O. tie auditor Of King county. Washing
Ton, July IA. 1881. and recorded in volume
x OF mortgages. page s57. OF the Official
records OF said county: which sa note
and mortgage We're duly sold. assigned
transferred and delivered TO plaintiff:
which said mortgage is upon real property
situated IN King county. Washington ami
IS described as follows. to-wis: All that
certain tract or piece OF land With the
messuages and tenements thereon erected
situate and being. more particularly de-
scribed as foi.ows: The north thirty feet
OF lot number one. In block number six
teen. of Renton addition to the city OF Sc
attic, according 20 the plat thereof, Of
record in the office of the auditor of King
county, Washington. together with all
and singular the tenements. Entertainments
and appurtenances thereunto belonging or
IN any wise apperianing: and TO forec.ose
defendants equity of redemption or other
interest IN said premises. And 10 foreciose
and determine the lien Of said mortgage.
And 10 sell the above-descr3bed mort
gage premises under spec a. execution up
on the judgment and decree herein sought
and 10 apply the proceeds of said sale
upon said Judgment and for such other
relief as may be just and equitable.
DOoLlTTLE < FOGE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. els Fidelity Build
ing. Tacoma. Pierce County. Washing
ton
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEA1T1
ROUTE.
S. Wiley Navigation CO.. steam8
MCI.TEOMAH,

DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave Arrive
Olympia at $50 a mi Tacoma at, s:Na =
Tacoma at. 20 a IN Seattle at...i.M VI
Seattle at. I: 40 . m Tacoma a.. 3Mem|
Tacoma at. $50 p IN Q.ympia at. SApn
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday
Leave Arrive.
Seattle at. 80 a mi Tacoma at. - z
Tacoma at. 1000 mi Olympia At. !Wpn]
Olympia at. 200 p mi Tacoma at. aMen|
Tacoma at. $50 p m Seattle At. 13p1
Fare between Seattle and laeoml:
cents Landing at Seattle City dock, to@
OF Main street.
LILLY. Rfs 'pDUS & CO.. A&eeu
City dock. Telephone. Main =
Cant. L. Wiley. Manager.
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ELECTION SCTC-scheol election
Nolee e hereby slFen that q scaooi
e.ecSion Will ee 1el1 IN the CITY OF Seattle
school District No !. in K-ng eoz1-y.
10 day % November, Iss for the par-
pose or electSng tao members o. The
board % education Of sag1 district. for
tie term OF three years each
The polls 81 said election viii be opened
a. y o'clock. room. ar1 be Closed a
o.clock P: n. o. the same day, a. he tel
loving places:
3 z. Day seaool building.
Columbia school building.
Cascade scnooI building
Denny school building
Pacific school building
Rainier school building.
LATINA school building
7. I. Minor school building.
Mercer school building
Central school build rg
store building. No. Ills Jackson stree:
Easement OF the city hall
storeFoou1. No. 71a Pike street.
Sore building. No. 1904 First avenue.
r A CHURCHILL,
President OF the Board OF Education o.
ne City Of Seattle School District. No
l. IN King County. State % Washington.
Attest:
A. A Guernsey. Secretary.
NOTICE OF RECEIVERS sALE-Notice
Is hereby given that the undersigned,
receiver OF the Seattle National Bank
building. viii sell al public suction. on
~1Aa1~E Ae~p O. G4DAE
OF 10 O'Clock a. m. at the door Of ire
banking room IN said building. on the
corner of Yesler way and Occidental av-
snue. ali the assets remaining IN his
hands as such receiver. the same con-
s3sifng Of large number Of noses re-
ceavs1 BY the said receiver In the course
or his receiversaip from tenants OF said
building. Said sale is made under order
OF the superior court OF King county. in
the cause entitled &C. W. E Griffith.
trustee. VS.. Seattle National Bank
Building Company e. al" numbered
15..1. and causes consolidated Herewith.
ard will be to the highest and best bid
der for cash. and subject 20 confirmation
by said superior court.
A list and sta cement Of these notes and
accounts will De furnished intenaln~ bid
ders upon application a. room G5 OF said
building.
Dated Seattle, Washington. October 20.
1896 W. 5. HARLAN. Receiver
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COMPOSITION - In nonpareu min,on.
brewer or long primer faces On the fol-
ton not exceeding Is ems plea: BREWER
no, exceeding is ems plea: long primer
not exceeding "A els plea Special terms
on large orders Adress Post-InteIl.-
gencer. Seattle.
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY to
manufacturers business houses and pub
lie men by the Press Clipping Bureau
tAllen's,. Union block. Portland. Or.
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OLD PAPERS sn~ sale a. the sus.aeas
or 81 IBIS nArs-s ise ne- aUn4.a
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s. ECIAL SALE thirty exys, bamboo
ssrz.ssys. liza S<cocd
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For SALE-LODGlNG HOUSES.

For sALE-LODGING HOUSES.
FOR SALE-T1odging house q rooms.
centrally located: doing good business
snap. Apply Bickerton & Boyle. I22l
First avenue.
EDUCATIONAL.
PACIFIC TELEGRAPH SCHOOI-The
best and only schoo in the West teach
ing teiegra ply; our students are placed
in Offices when competent: full Informal
ton upon application. Seattle National
Bank building.
INVESTIGATION will prove to you that
Wilson's Modern Business College new
Collins building. is the largest and best
In the state.
ACADEMY OF LANGUAGES-Freaca
Spanish. German. Italian. Constan. q
R~acons. Burke building room AZ
ELOCUTION.
ELOCUTION SCHOOL-Celeste Langley
Slauson. Seattle National Bank build
ing: tuition reduced; Sc ii for circular
ALICE HAMLET Public Reader.
Teacher OF Fiocufio- Voice Building
Seattle National bank building.
MISS LIZZIE JAY RICHARDSON. elocu-
ton sos Fourth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20
MR.. ROSENFELD AND THE LAMBS.

Sydney Rosenfeld the playwright. is said to be
having trouble with the Lambs Club. AS is usual
when anything Poes wrong In club circles. none OF
the interested persons be prevailed upon to
talk about the matter. but II Is learned from a
trustworthy source that Mr.. Rosenfeld Is having q
fuss OF no small proportions with the club The
story Is to the effect that Mr. Rosenfeld disobeyed
the rules Of the club for which he was suspended.
He refused to acknowledge the suspension and Is
said TO have acted In an unconventional manner,
and for this his resignation was asked. He de-
cned to resign. and now the matter. 1t Is said.
Will be called up for consideration by the club
within a few days.
1t IL said that In settling UP the affairs CT Tho
House of Cards company. which went TO pieces.
Mr. Rosenfed used the Lambs Club as business
office He did not heed remonstrances. and so
was suspended. The story goes to say that the
notice OF the suspension posted the bulletin
board OF the clubhouse. and when Mr.. Rosenfeld
saw IL there he tore II down and made some force
full remarks about the regularity of the proceeding
An additional notice was posted with the supple
mental Information that Mr.. Rosenfeld's resigna-
ton was desired SO far can be learned. he paid
no notice TO the posted notice or the announcement
sent to him. Mr.. Rosenfed has powerful friends
in the club, and II Is said that the request for his
resignation may be withdrawn u he apologies
Mr. Rosenfeld could not be found yesterday. and
the members OF the club would say nothing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20

THE Tribune OF this morning gives Mckinley SlS
practically uncontested and instructed votes. In
my report ! exclude doubtful votes and have
failed 10 claim number known 10 be for
Mckinley. point to the vndication Of my original
estimate with some degree Of satisfaction. and l
state now that my present estimate Of safe votes
for Mckinley the first ballot is below the actual
facts. .
The most significant feature Of the last weeks
elections Is the great number OF second-choice m
structions for Mckinley. In this category may be
classed New.Hampshire. Kentucky. Pennsylvania
and New-York, and 1t Is safe to say that there are
now OF well-defned second-cho!ce delegates thor
oughly committed to Mckinley as such not less less,
than l25 During the remainder of April there Will
be elections in Connecticut. Maryland Virginia.
Pennsylvania, Indian Territory, Alabama, Georgia.
Illinois Vermont and Arizona-n all eighty-four
votes. Out of this number, It Is very low and ana
delegates Then will follow in the month OF May
conventions in the following States Caiifornia
Montana, Missouri Delaware, Colorado, Wash
ington idaho Wyoming and North Carolina.
with 1852 delegates unelected 1t Will be seen tfet
the Mckinley situation has not only constantly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20
Esti- Act
mate. udl.
EST Act
mate nal.

1T will be seen that Kentucky. New-Mexico ana
Utah have fallen below my estmate-nve IN Ken
lucky one IN New-Mexico and one In Utah; while
Georgia Indiana, Kansas. Illinois. North Dakota
Oklahoma South Carolina and Wisconsin all snow
gains. THIS comparison OF the original estimate
which aggregates 43}. with the actual results from
elections In eighteen States proves very clearly
that the estimate too low.
."Tbere have been elected delegates in States
that dd rot claim in that estimate: Minnesota.
Is: New-York T. and Pennsylvania. 2. And II Will
thus be seen that II the same ratio OF gam IS
maintained 10 the end of the States forming my
original prediction. there will not only be the 4S
delegates claimed but there VIII be ciear ma
tority of the convention in these States alone, and
IN those In which | claimed nothing In my original
estimate.
Following is the present condition OF the Nc
Kinley vote. including, as usual, the full vote OF
nd nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20
REPORTED MARRIAGE OF HOWARD GOULD

1t was reported yesterday that Howard Gould had
married Miss Katherine Clemmons. the actress. and
sailed for Europe the steamship Vera for
Genoa. Miss Clemmons has been living at No. 2si
West Seventy-second-st but little could be learned
at the house yesterday about her. II was said that
she not at home. Howard Gould has also left
the Hotel Waldorf. where he has been staying. but
the manager of the hotel says there II nothing I'M
usual In that. Mr.. Gould comes and goes at all
times II also announced that Mr. Gould
ordered all his mail forwarded TO Lows agency In
London but the hotel people said they knew nothing
OF such order
For some time there has been much interest mani
tested In Howard Gould's friendship for Miss Gem
mons, and there have been various reports that he
would marry her II Is said that all that has kept
Howard Gould from doing 80 was the objection Of the
members OF his family. who pointed out to him the
clause In his fathers will. cutting him OF with
comparative small allowance II he married without
the consent OF the majority OF the members OF his
family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20
MORE DELEGATES FOR QUAY.

Erie Penn. April 1.-THE Mckinley boom for
President. in this section Of Pennsylvania, was
checked by the result Of yesterdays primaries
In this Congress District. Quays man won every
thing. even to the loves, county Office. w. B. An
drews. OF Meadville and Louis Streuber. Of Erie.
were elected National delegates. They are Quay
men. b. B. Brown and r. T. Walker. Of Erie
Captain Austin. OF Cory. and Samuel Pursell. Of
Albion. Will represent Quay in the State Con-
vention Perry Gibson an A: p. A. adherent will
be the nominee for State Senator: j. c. Sturte-
want of Crawford. FOR Congress.
Meadville Penn. April l9-Unoffical returns
from thirty out of sxty-one precincts In Crawford
County give the Quay delegates to the National
Convention a slight lead. This includes their
stronghold. Ttusville. which went solid for Quay,
giving him about GOO majority. The country dis
tricts have cut this down to less than 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20
ST. BAR7HOLOMEW's LOAN BUREAU.

St. Bartholomews Loan Bureau. whose offices are
in the Charities Organization Building. In East
Twenty-second-st.. on Saturday ceased doing bust
ness and hung out sign which read: Positively
II. Allen"
was that all the capital at the disposal OF the
bureau had been lent. and that the business would
necessarily be suspended until OF the capital
came back
This report received some confirmation from the
remarks of Or Greer. who said that the bureau
was taking no applications al present because It
already had all II could
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20

wAsHrN0.--By nrst-class laupdrs:S -
iiy Wsshine, 16c. dosen; . 1rX 2
dryipg; bet city. reesrenceA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20

1NDORSINT NCoori1I1 F0I'
Brocxton. Mass. April ls.-The XIlth Congress
District Democratic Convention yesterday eiec'eo
william l.. Douglass. OF Brockton. and Joseph L.
Sweet of Atteboro. delegates to the chicago Con.
ventlon and Elbrdge Cushman. of Lakeville. and
Frank H. Greenwood. OF Taunton alternates. the
convention with great enthusiasm adopted resou-
tions nstruct,ng its delegates for William T. Rus
sell.
Boston, April lit has been decided that John
B. Moran will be the fourth man on the ticket Tor
delegate-at-arge to be presented to the coming
Democratic State Convention. The endorsement
which II Is expected the convention will give VIII
lam F.. Russell for President will cause Mr.. Russen
TO decline O q delegate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20
THE FIGHT IN CATTARAUGUS.

clean. N. ". April 19.-The Republican Congress
District Committee met here yesterday and
decided hold the District Convention to elect dele
gates to the National Convention at st. Louis IN
this city on May 10. There Will be a hot contest
between Senator Higgins and ex.D strict Attorney
Waring to capture the delegates. Higgins Is Nor
ton man. while Waring is out and out for Mckinley.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
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OF 3tsf-rt.. until y o'clock D. M; adyer-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20

Omaha. Neb.. April l9-Democratc county conven-
lions held Nebraska yesterday to elect
delegates TO the State Silver Convention called at
Lincoln. April o. In nearly every instance the dele
cations instructed for the free coinage Of
silver at lG to !, without waiting for the consent Of
any other nation on earth" Many conventions In.
dorsed w. j. Bryan for the nomination for President
at the chicago Convention. Administration Demo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20

Gratis held conventions IN two counties ana passed s
resolutions ndorsng the policy OF Prnaenn,d m,nis
iand and in favor OF sound money. The AninIn
tration party holds It's State Convention April ~ d
Lincoln.