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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-21
WILL RAISE A BANNER.
Twelfth Ward Democrats Getting
Action

The Executive Committee of the
Eleventh Ward Democratic Club met at
Spatz's Tivoli, at Ferry street and Pali-
sade avenue, yesterday afternoon and
completed final arrangements for the
grand ratification meeting and banner
raising which the club will mold next
Wednesday night. 1t was reported that
the banner was completed. and that it
was one of the handsomest in the State.
Previous to the raising of the banner,
Wednesday, there will be music by a brass
band of twenty pieces and profusion of
fireworks, Speeches will also be made
by a number of prominent campaign ora
tors, among whom are William McCul-
Tough, David H. Cagney, James Murphy,
Alexander Schless niger, Joseph Noonan,
Edward Seguine. John Sweeney and the
Democratic candidates for the various
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-21
DONGOLA'S CHEAP VICTORY
BIZ cable to the United Pres.

CAIRO, Sept. q. 1s96.-General Sir H. H.
Kitchener. commanding the Anglo
Egyptian expedition up the valley of the
Nile. reports that the gunboats which
were first TO arrive at Dongola. found
only few dervishes there. the main body
of them having withdrawn. General
Kitchener wires that he has sent letter
to Wad Bishara, the leader of the der
wishes, ealing upon him to surrender and
offering to pardon himself and his fol-
lowers if they will lay down their arms.
The casualties on board the gunboats
in the fight at Ell Hafir yesterday were
one man killed and twelve wounded.
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oh SO Pacific.
ID CabIe 3 tils United P1.ess


BUDAPEST, Sept. q, 1ss6.-RepIying to
questions in the Hungarian Chamber of
Deputies today. Baron Banffy, Prime Min
lister of Hungary, said that Austria and
Russia entertained the same pacific SEN
timents in connection with the Eastern
question, both wishing to maintain the
status quo and develop the freedom and
tranquility of the Balkan States.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-21
STOLE RIDES 10 DEATH.

MEANWHILE. Pa. Sept. 2l, 1sas-A COLI
lision in the fog early this morning be-
tween freight engines on the Erie Rail-
road in this city resulted in the death oe
Milton NJ. Garland and Edward Harris.
both OF EnSleTHoed, Ills, who was riding
on one of the engines. They We're each
about 20 years old, and apparently on
their way home from an unsuccessful
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-21
FOR THE PUBLIC SAFETY.

Chancellor McGin this morning nodi-
fed his decree which permits the Atlantic
Highlands. Red Bank and Long Branch
Electric Railroad t5 cross the tracks OF
the New York and Long Branch and the
New Jersey Southern RAILROADS at Red
Bank The modincatlon provides for an
extra switchman at the crossing and the
use of a derailingS switch instead of a
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-21
MORE ARMENIAN HORROR.

WASHINGTON. Sept. q, 1896. Minister
Terrell cables the State Department that
he is advised from Harpoot that serious
massacres have occurred at Koek and
seaze in that villayet. officials of the
Department do not find these places on
any maps, but expect further advices on
the subject, especially if any Americans
l,....o ...,sra..oa
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-21

DIED.

COLEMAN. = Suddenly, on SATURDAY.
September 10. 1895, Thomas. beloved
husband Of Margaret Coleman.
Relatives and friends are respectfuiiy
residence. No. 9 Eim street, 6n Weanes-
day September 2. at nine A. NJ. thence
to St. Johns Church, where a high mass
win be celebrated.
RENSHAW.--Sud Suddenly. on Sunday. Sep-
tember 60, 1886. Mary, widow of Henry
Renshaw. in her ssth year
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the services on Tuesday
residence, No. q Hooker avenue. Green
VILE.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-21
OPPOSED TO THAOHBR.

ALBANY, Sept. 81 1Ss6-M. Harry
Peckham, Chairman of the Albany Coun-
ty Gold Democratic organization. said
today that the twelve delegates from Al
bany to the Brooklyn gold Democratic
State Convention, to be held in Brooklyn
on Thursday night, would oppose an en-
dorsement of John Boyd Thacher for
Governor, and would favor the placing
of a second Democratic State ticket in the
field
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-21
POLITICS IN BRIEF.

The Republican County Committee has
arranged for Mckinley and Hobart
mass meeting at Belvedere Hall, Dam
forth avenue and Old Bergen Road, on
Wednesday evening. John S. Gibson
Flayel McGee and James S. Erwin are
scheduled to make addresses.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-21

LONDON, Sept. q. 1886 6.--Mr. Gladstone
is announced to speak at meeting to
be held in Liverpool tomorrow to protest
against the Armenian atrocities. Lord
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-21
is GENERAL BLANoo MURDERED
By Cable 70 ths United Pres.

MADRID. Sept 2i, 1SsS-A special de-
spatch from Hong Kong to the .Impar-
cial.v says 1t is reported there upon the
strength of advices from Manila that
General Blanco, Spanish Governor of the
Philippine Islands, has disappeared, and
it IS supposed he has been murdered.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-21
WHITNEY AT BAR HARBnR.

BAR HARBoR. Ne, Sept 2t. fees. The
Hon. William G.. Whitney is the guest
here of Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Townsend Ter
a few days.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-21

the Coroner really was, and replied that
he was so "criss-crossr that it was nard
to tell what he was
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-21

Lots and graves cared fer by cameterz
perfect title -Four ard half miles from
Court House. II minutes by rail- from IN
Depot. OfIlce over Provfdent $a$iuxs u3SE !
10, ~ WashlHxten suaek = s
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-21
BATrLEsHIP INDIANA.
Part of Silver Service Presented
BY the Citizens Of Indiana.

Then there is the massive punch bowl,
with capacity of four gallons. The bowl
stands eleven inches high, measures nine
teen and one-half inches in extreme
width at the top. and weighs about eight
cen pounds. =
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-21
MATTERS or FACr.

New Jerseys best -four costs 25c more per
barrel than ordinary -four, but worth a dollar
extra Wholesale only at d. e. CIeary Co. Is
stores, Greene and Montgomery Streets
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WILL SPEAK FOR ARMENIA.


ave sunere.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-19

NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALEM THE
superior ccur. OF the state OF Washing
tor. for the county Of King. Jacob Farth
ans Emma kirschner. his wife. Andrew
John Heinrich. 81. and Katie Heinrich.
pany, a corporation; ". J. Apple, Ber-
tEcid Goldsmith, The Chicago Stamping
Company. corporation; the elise n
vestmert Company, a corpora tioz, and
p Y. Ankeny. as administrator Of the es-
tate OF Lot.sa Leck. decea sed. defend
ants. No. Mss
Under and hv virtue OF an order OF sale
and special execution. issued out of the
above named court. in the above
entitled cause. and to me directed
ard delivered. I have duly levied upon
the following described real properly. sit
uate%i in King county. Washington. to-sit:
Lot :. block 81. ID. T. Denuy's PARK add
ton to North Seattle. In King county.
state Of Washington together with all
and singular. the te1emsnts. he-s9iia-
men;s and aprurts1ances tbereunto be-
longing. or n anywi=e appsrfainIug-
Notice is therefore hereby given that or
Friday the 20 day % Nav. iSS, az the
hour OF 70 o'elock a. N. 81 SAID day. a.
the front door Of the courthouse. In the
city Of Seattle. IL said king county. I vii
sell he above described properly a. pubic
auction. to TIE aigAest and best bidder. FOR
cash.
Dated this 18th day Of April. ISs
A T VAN DE VANTER. Sheriff
Carr Preston. Attorneys
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF-S SALE.-Iu the
superior court Of the state o. Washing
.ar. Eor he county Of King p. ?
dreEs az sxec1,sar. ~ y. a. a.. III r A
testament and trustees q the estate o..
PasIa2 H Lewis. deceased plaintiffs vs.
". smith. Mary }. Ross. c H Lily and
z r. Bogard9s. co-par;ners doing bust
ness under the firm name and style Of
lilly. bogarius q Co. Pierre p. Ferry.
Jane Thompson and Mary A. Gadney,
dsfendsnts. Nc. ls.is2
Under and by virtue OF an order OF sale
and special execution issued out Of the
aSove named court. in the above entitled
cause. and 20 me directed and delivered.
l save duly levied upon the following de-
e e W ysai Prsss5ty; situated IN King
LOIS two CD, three 81, four "a, I'VE 90.
* tsl- seven 90, eight sst. nine 81, ten
GO: eleven Cd; Twelve dzl. thirteen CD.
enteea CD, eighteen go, nineteen Csl.
tgenty CD. twenty-one CIR. twenty-five
co, twenty-three tz5i. twenty-four 90.
seven CD. twenty Eight tzsl and twenty
nlne CD. In block number one hundred
and forfy-six as; also
thirty-thEee tssl. thirty-sogr go. thirty
five f5a1, thirty-six Css1. thirty-seven C7>,
tnrty-eight tSel, thlrty-nine t39. forty
three tis). forty-four "a, forty-fve fssl:
forty-six ti9. forty-seven az. forty-eigbs
4a and forry-niue tfS). IN block number
one hundred and forty-ssven 40; also
Lots forsy-one on forty-twc N1. forty
three f43i. forty-four 40. sorty-flve tsSl.
forty-six ttsl. tcrty-seven fs0. forty-eight
90. forty-nIne 90 fifty tsel. hf,y--one tslD.
n,ty-tv0 CO.. ffty-three go. ffiy-foGr
o.. IN block number one hundred and
sixry-ive us5l; also
Lots three go. four a. five %, six 80,
seven ca, e!gh; 50, nine 81. nineteen Is),
twenty CD, tweasy-one CD. twenty-five
t2zl. twsnty-three CD. twenty-four 60.
twenty-five f35l. IN block number one hun
dred and sixty-nine Gesb. also
Lots th.rty-one t5fl and thirty-two 60.
In block tnirty-oEe GIL. All Of the above
described lots and blocks being in Gil
mans addition 10 the city Of Seattle. King
county. state OF Washington
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the 18Th day Of May. isss. AZ the
hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m. OF said day, at the
frcnt door Of the courthouse In the city
OF Seattle. IN sad King county. I viii sell
the above described property al public
auction. TO the highest and best bidder.
FOR cash.
Dated this 2zrd dry OF April 1885.
A. T. VAN DE NA%TER, Sheriff.
Blaine & Deyriss. Attorneys
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LEG AZ NOTICES
NOTICE OF sHEarry~s sAlE.--n n.

-
"a. s1r lse C,s1n.v q AsnE. > aea.
5.se NJ P 3. -. u 81 ssis gs1etss -;
A-s1a CSzzr4zy. co-ro<ssss-,, 1zxszi--
ants NJ. -sss
- pursuance x sn3xre-t e fsrssss=-
a5ove-s-tstIea arsss-. ana se4-szx aa-e
tas z1teSrth azy q Nay. eSSAteea ASss-
1z@d al n,-eEy-sx : e%~tE1=-. crSx o
,-.- 49, SAL Jszsr-se1' a10exe1 ., tss exc
Szts1c hereinafter described ea$ assn
s@rwes O. The undersigned. ard urAser Arb
cy FA-s1e x 4 w-st ~ ~n~<ssf ex~rIttasl.
. t3e Undersigned Sirsetsd a.. sel1vers-A
iS<ae. out q - <oaSEsa- ccGrt o he
srats q wsss nssor- sar sAa COUNTY -
A-zs, On tn= tit1s~zth 31y % May. e4gA;-
@@r ez11-Nst AID z-resy~ssx. n sne EsreFe-
ssrt.sses aerio1. n whscn sal! sctt-r
NED Wsaiscrth as p2aluti- rsccTere3
gsssx1asrt asa-lss TAyis- NeeS ard 5aae
Asno. hls wife a. de<e-s8zzts~ Ter taree
sunsrs1 s.SAty eight sol,ars s15 ter cents
tea. az3 Tor foreclosure an1 sale zSasass
A. ne 1ef>19srts. ta~w8ts T2yfo- NcHo.
J2zs WEBB. rs wife. 21d Mason AorSEzSs
I>sA7 Company, 4 ecrT~aratson-
! tie ES5ersiga@t. an es1rar12nsss -
oc-y And enforce the Fr.vsStS-zS & sad
Judgment. art - sell Asserting TO Jaw all
TIE slS<.ag-5esc-soesa real estate, stu
ate. ling ard being in the cpE1gy %
klrs and state % washington. to-wis.
ne northeast quarter - tie northeast
quarter % section sevSrteSh toN1Sssp
sEenty-z-e zerts. % range four cas- e
the Willamette meridian. containing ferry
acres. reors 81 less.
Nov. therefore. notice - hereby given
hat On Friday. the 18th lay of June
eighteen hundred srd r.resy-S1x. az %
o'csock N the fnr~noon o. thar GAv. At the
froat door OF The coasrt house y the city
OF SzasTle. King ccGnty, Washington I
VIII. \ obedience 20 said command. sell
az public auction 70 the highest AMI SsSt
Eifiier Sor cash the sh-eve-ie~crlhsst prsr-
eTty. 0r 50 much fherccs as may De rec
esSary 70 satisfy plaintiffs Judgment. with
interest thereon. and AL costs and sa-
creased costs % said actioa-
Dated az Seattle. Washington. MAY 81
teenth. 1ssS
A T. VAN DE TaNTrR
Sheriff Of King County. Washington
BY I J. CRAETREE. Deputy
Campbell 4 Powell. p.atrtt--s attorneys.
No SS Pacific avenue. Tacoma. WASH
ington.
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NOTICE TO THE rrsIzc.

~a~ rpzzzse IL te-<sT WITS - = ~
axF mssxzey 80 s&FTseS Fgsr~s' sslsssf - -
ar~rss 90 ~ %eAgtse FTs~t-irl =. = -
az.sc-tzsr Erxref.rz Aszrzs 8
Ire hesrus<, w J. - - .
ffxpser xns G p F-~ck rs - *
- fs.rn-sae - wagl.ssy4 r~ts~s zFs4 towns =
rzs Ea-<swAse zzar - r.1sirzsAssssrA- 80
ar u 81 cases &ETEo red = 80
ac~spt.c-z fer tss 11l.v. -nl~S
ten. r n rxykez-1 X y. haHsFs ~
81 Pxrsx azt u y. Egs-F-
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF-S SAI.E.-In the
superior court Of the state OF Washing
sou. Tor the county Of Snohornlsh. J. +.
Bennett. plaintiff. VS.. James L. Kent,
defendant. Ne. fi9.
Under and by virtue Of an execution is
sued out II the ahove-uaTnei court IN the
above-entiiled cause. ard to me directed
and delivered. / have duly levied upon ali
the right. title and interest OF the plain
tiH n said writ named. in and TO the fol-
lowing described real property, situated
IN King county. Washington. to-wit: Lot
nine 60. in block seveniy-two cd. OF Gill;
man Park
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the 18th day OF June 1885 at the
hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. Of said day. al abe
front door OF the courthouse. N the city
Of Seattle. IN said King county. I will sell
the aboye-described property az pubic
auction. 10 the highest and best bidder,
for cash.
Dated this sth day OF May. 1855
\. r. VAN DE EANTER. Sheriff
l.. y. Jones, attorney for defendant,
Arlington. Wash.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF~S SAIAE.-Tn the
superior court Of The state Of Washing
toa. for the county % King. Mary Hax-
garth. plaintiff. vs. VIVA am Andrews
and Amanda J. Andrews. defendants
Ne s2if7.
Un3sr and by virtue % an order OF sale
and special execution issued GU: OF the
anays-named court N he aoove~enfstl@i
cause and 20 me directed ard delivered.
I have duly levied upon the following de-
scrioe3 real property. situated IN Eng
county. Washington, to-wtt: South half
ts.zt % northeast quarter srei.l % sec
ton seven ca, township twenty t5lp north
range six 80 east OF willamette meridian,
containing eighty tSel acres.
Notice i therefore hereby given that on
Fr14zy the ieth day Of lure. 1855, al thu
hour os % O'Clock a. II. % said day. az tha
trent door OF the courthouse. n the city
OF Seattle, IN said King county, I will sell
the aoove-descrioed property at puzzle
auction. 20 the highest ard hes. bidder,
for cash.
Dated this fith day Of May, isss.
A. T. VAN DE NASTRR Sheriff
r. 4 Hurer. attorney Tacoma
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EEwAED-

A -s~x-e - s. VII - PAS - to17r~
rskgsD1 seses2ng 70 TIE arr@s< ass eu1ssr
.s0E ~ AIRY ere RfeN&sEE cDT - = -
fhgooxHo<ss tie city.
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II nr5<r - s~rSse SzrTe-f< - x
x~sfferx ss~Sze~ f<ssek fssz1l-rs. 80 Fsrns
rrsze& - tess a. ne pzNtc1sE ssFp =
-zs sa..~r 10 rEezws = rzA>s ~ NSea
f1ttn@.
tsw--~-xs -s-.s-s< -~~r7sssrrss - sszs@r -
"a. sr~sa5z~esssxss-9s 1ss8 - cns<rFe9 - -
xu-< e n 800 rer Mre sEe& 80
ras~T g~-TFs1. l. 10 xEeKs< -
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF-S sALE.-In the
superior court OF the state % Washing
ton fer TIE coucty OF King NJ Mary
Ann XIX. pa utl~. vs. West Coast Iron
Works Company e al, Defendants. No.
= 90
r-n4e- ard BY virtue % m order % sale
and special execution ISSUED our % the
ahave named court. ir the above entitled
cause AMI 20 ne directed ard delivered
I have duly levied upon all o. lots 1uu-
brrei eiEr. 80. nine o. te- co.. eleven
On. Twelve a. thirteen CD. fourteen
nD ard af;een 10, N block ore hundred
and s.xfy-seven CsIi, 10 9 Imam Park. so
called IN King county. Washington. ac9
also the plant. fixtures an1 machinery.
furniture AMI tools now n Or about the
certain foundry situate up1n PORTION o.
the lan1s above described as being in
Einz county, Washington.
Notice e. thersfo hereby given that or
FTi1ay. the ..,h DAY o. May, iss A. the
hour 81 - O'Clock A. m q said day. a. the
frost door % The court house IN the city
% Seattle. in sad King county. I VII sci
tha above DESCRIBED property a. puhiic
auction 20 the highest and best bidder.
Tor cash.
Datei iris z7th dsy % April. lsss.
AT VAN DE VANTER. sheriff.
Clarence :. Preston. Attorney.
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HYDRAULIC ENGINEERS.

Z. A NOBLE, hyafArlie engineer; plaaa.
survey and constrak ton Of water power
pumping, srr-gatlrg plants. elevators.
etc. GO Bailey Building.
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AotNIS " ANrEl Wite-awake a-r,..
. introduce snf ser cur sust ! --,fl,,s.
r0cf OF u rfrfT city anf se-vsn y. yy,ss
fnE1on. To fnH right uart.es fEa-4-si a..
Saren'Tf.'s VII 90 cftres kttr..,s
change. M.rnvanoiss Ni-- -
W N rhlA-Asenta TO eel ss4h i,rs. an,
doyr hetders, sample sass LOOK frvs ~
MAJ fNF = HttrFn. Best sellers rNsr ~
Nentc1. hesf wwiESts ~ 4 fss s-ir.
deiphia "
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NOTICE OF sHERIFFs SALF.-Tr he
superior court o. the state OF WsshsnE-
tca. Tor tne county % King Mamie
Thornton ar3 "a. NJ Thornton. plalrti~s.
" d. : tssAS@sy. Minnie galloway.
Fred +. Santer. Inc. Wn. II. White.
ADMIN strator, G o. Esl.er. " l. Whit
ney. IT. and Tire Portland x Puget
Sound Railway Company. Defendants.
No 2. 49,.
Under ana by virtue o. an order Of sale
and special execution issued out OF the
above aaule4 court. in the above entitled
cause, and u ne directed ard delivered
| have duly levied upon the following de-
scribe3 real property. situated in King
county. STATE % Washington, to-x.t. Lot
seven 60. 70 block six ID. o. Boston
Heights addition % the city OF Seattle
county OF King state o. Washington.
Notice ts therefore hereby given toat on
F-i1zy, the 2s-h day Of MAY. fsss a. the
hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. OF said day. AZ the
front door OF the courthouse. IN the city
OF Seattle. In sal kinS county ! viii sell
the above described properly at pubic
auction 10 the highest ard best bi69sr.
for caAa-
Dated this 18th DAY % AT,rfl. iseS
a, T. VAN De EASTEE, Sheriff.
q. w Carlisx ArfaRrsy
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Akverr1sere desiring essplzy s6TsTI2Ns-
fr<sfs etaravet for ne sanc4y isz1z rzsssss
hsbe r. eoET ~ e'elsek Saturday 20 n
sara ense9s.
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CIVIL SERVICE ENAMISATIOyS-No.
tlce IL hereby given that exzu.nass1za
viii be held In the city hzll for all -.
sons who have filed appIscatio1s Tor -
SstEors IL the service Of the city in ~
various departments mentioned h<iss.
Examinations viii begin on the tsy
mentioned ard continue each day uDt1
ali applications 10 each ceo&rtmens -
examined, as follows.
Labor and iafsisSr service, May lash. -
Mechanical ard civil enSinetrirx ssfyieA
May 18th, iSa@.
Clerical service. May 18th. -;
Library service. Nav nth. 1875;
Electrical service, May sist. III:
inspection service. May 1sri. fS9:
Miscellaneous. May -srd. 1sk
All applicants will be examined "a -
branches specified tn the rules ard rGu-
iationx Of the commission and Ia she ~
ouirsnlerts OF the position for which -
apply. No applications for these exarsxn-
atoms viii be approved later than six daTs
prior 10 such examination. Each spr.scaa:
will receive postal notice Of the ex1sf
commission A. H. CROFT.
IMPoUNDED STOCK NoTIcE-rs. ~
lowing described horse was plAcs4 q
the city pound on May II. isss. Ard ~
be sold AZ public auction 20 me s4aeE
bidder for cash in hand 70 pay ce<ss e
lrupoundlng and advertising. Ts<sd11.
June !. 1875, a. 10 O'Clock a. n. * -
trout door CT police neAdQuarserS% 60
rar OF Third avenue ard Yesisr way
one white horse: branded on rtxhs ht1
TIE owner OF the above described a0fD
being 10 me unknown.
c. 3. REED
Acting Chief Of Po;5cA
Date OF first publication. May II -
IMPoUNDED STOCK NoTICE-fAa ~
lowing described horse was placed .
the city pound on April -. fss. and WI
be sold al public auction to the szxsest
bidder for cash Ia hand 10 nay euef1 of
irnpounding and advertising. Taseesq.
May is lSs. al 10 o'clock =. m. q ~
front door % police headquarters. cor
ner Of Third street and yesier way:
One buckskin horse. blind N rigas ~
ana branded On left foreshouitsf.
The owner Of the above described hofse
c. q. REED.
Acting Chief OF fcl.cA
Date az first publication. May J. -
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-02-06
Touching for King'a EVIL.

The duke of Monmouth was passing
through Hinton park. the seat of Earl
Poulett, when one Elizabeth Parcot
made rush at the duke and touched
his hand. She suffered from the kings
evil, had received no benefit from ply
sicians, nor even from seventh son,
to reach whom she had travelled ten
miles. After touching the duke all the
wounds were healed in two days! A
handful in folio was circulated, set
ting forth the marvellous cure, and a
document signed by Henry Clarke, min
lister Of Crewkernc, two captains, cler-
gyman and four others lay for some
time at the Amsterdam coffee house,
Bartholomew lane, London. The few
that doubted Monmouth's legitimacy
doubted no more
1T is curious episode, as the power
was always supposed to lie with an
anointed sovereign since the days OF
the confessor. Charles II in twenty
two years touched 92,107 persons. WISE
man, the sergeant surgeon. says Crom-
we'll tried but it failed in his hand
Mythes, Scenes and Worthless of Somer.
set
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-02-06
Not Deaf and Dur,h.

The numbers have been changed
since College Place has become part of
West Broadway, and persons who know
only the old numbers have difficulty in
finding places under the new. A seeker
for information on this point made in
Quiries the other day of postman who
was in in the act of opening letter box.
The postman. in place of answering
showed the inquirer aside. When the
inquiry was repeated the postman put
his finger on his lips and gave another
shove.
The inquirer thought the postman
deaf and dumb. if not crazy. but the
postman after closing the letter box, in
which he had made changes in the
movable numerals giving the hours of
collection. said:
I'VE are not allowed to speak when
the box is open. would be discharged
II were seen to speak then. What is it
you want?"
He then gave the desired information
New York Sun.