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Cotton Exchange. Biggest Year.

Copies OF the report OF the New York Cotton
Exchange for the year ending April 80 were
distributed to members yesterday. and tho re-
port will be formally submitted at the annual
meeting to-day. President Siedenburg SAYS
that tho volume OF business done during the
year was the largest in any year since the or
ganization OF the Exchange. The sales for fu-
ture delivery aggregated 54,Gs0,0 900 bales,
those for Immediate delivery, or spot" wrra
a4?,1l2 bales, against 253, 753 bales the pre-
NiOus year. "
The Executive Committee recommeno that
A~'Vidend be declared of $50 for each member
snip, and that the dues for the current year he
liked nt $50. The surplus for this wear Ia es-
ii'hoted AT 81 900, The election OF officers will
-cczr on next Monday.
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weHtern Foreign Trade Slug
Eish No snap In the Speculation.
MONDAY, May 2h-CoTToS-Closed generally I'm.
changed to > points higher. with the tone quiet and
steady and the sales 90. 100 bales. Spot cotton here
was unchanged, with sales OF l.754 bales for export
and l00 for spinning. savannah and st Louis dc.
Orleans futures advanced 3 to 8 points. but lost part
OF the Improvement. The port receipts were l.94S
bales. against $40 last week. 1925 last year. and
2lOVin 1894: thus far this week 1900. against 1905
thus far last week. Augusta received today IL bales,
against lHO Inst week and 81 last year; Memphis II.
against LIS last week and 1852 last year; st. Louis u,
against ~ last week aud none last year; Cincinnati
800. against 297 last week ana 1893 last year;
Houston a33, against 265 last week and zoo last
year. Houston expects to morrow $50 to 400 bales.
against ~ last year. Memphis shipped 1902 bales
and 81. Louis l,Gii. The exports from the ports wcro
lO.2sl bales. The signal service reported n rainfall
yesterday OF Lao at Eufala, Ala. ! 40 at Fort Deposit,
Ala, 100 at Huteshurg. S. c., and "a at Camak, Ca;
Tor the twenty -four hours ending at : A. NJ to-day the
rainfall was .HS at Toccoa. Ga. SIS at Goldsboro, y. c.,
~ AZ Columbus, Ga. and so at West Point, Ga. The
signal service predicted for the twenty.four hours
ending 5 I. u. tomorrow: In North Carolina. threat.
ening weather with showers to night; In South Caro-.
lima aud Georgia, threatening weather and possibly
showers In the extreme northern portion; in Okla.
homa and Indian Territory. threatening weather. and
possibly showers In northern portion. Pine Blum,
Ark. May 2d-"Cutton situation unchanged. Plant
LOOKS strong and hca thy am growth far advanced"
Eufaia, Ala, May 2j--"trup prospects very nur I'm
TIL, section" Rome. "a, May Co." crop prospects
In this section elegant" The future trading was as
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To-pAI'S FENTURES-ThCrc was snld to he some dan
ger OF an overflow OF tho Mississippi at st. Louis, the
receipts at the ports were light they are estimated at
only 10000 for the week. against q, 1000 for the same
week last year, the exports were liberal. and there
was considerable covering ~ shorts by local houses.
One house IN particular. Van Ripper & Co. wprN 10.
eral buyers. II Is denied that there has been any prI
vate settlement OF shorts during the past week. The
speculation was on "a moderate scale. for Liverpool
was closed, and Liverpool Is n monitor or censor that
nobody affects TO disregard. The rise. under
the circumstances, was moderate. Gold OK.
ports have been resumed. and some mer.
chants fear they Will be heavy this week.
Some OF the spot markets We're lower. And AS for
IN" danger OF an overflow in tie Mississippi II is said
mat the lev"es In the lower part OF that river were
never in better condition tnan now. Then the imam.
cial ana political situations ARE not such aS to INSPIRE
c@ntdrnce There are tears OF financial wnbhling and
political straddling that mny have n decidedly letri-
n!Tntal effect upon ,businr,, interests gerernIy.
sun. 50 TAR nS cotton Is concerned, the statistical POI
siti3n Is hnLiish; and II has powerful friends here and
at the south. Will" tho bears from time TO time Will
b" tempted to ovrrdr The short selling and thus give
their opponents q chance to smlte them hip and thigh.
CpFFiE FUTURES Closed barely steady with prices
unchanged 10 90 points lower. The sales were ~. 900
bags. There was q holiday In liavrc and Hamburg.
Rio declined goo rels; receipts, ) 900. Rio EXCHANGE,
lO+i.. al advance ~ l-l6d. Santos was unchanged;
receipts. ! 600. American warehouse deliveries last
week. il.5lQ bags. American visible supply NJ Bra.
zl, 9oe,ihl bags. Rio on the spot dun and easier: No.
Z, l3a4Il.". Sales, 2.OOO bags No. Z at l2aC. cost
and freight; 200 bags Maracaibo and 800 bags SAW.
uIlla on II. l. The I'm trading was n q fnilnNyE.
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We have been furnished with anrdavits OF dislnter
ested appraisers, certifying the present value OF the
manufacturing plants to exceed the cost as stated W
Mr.. Little.
The Bonds bear date September LIST. 1894, are payA
bic in twenty years. with interest at six per cent. 10
per cent? interest and principal both payable in gold.
Payment is secured by a First Mortgage Trust Deed
covering all the manufacturing properties at Johns
town and Lorain, and by a mortgage on extensi3
and valuable real estate In Lorain.
by the terms OF the Sinking Fund. the Compane 10
required to retire annually One Hundred Thov hnd
Dollars (slo0.O OO) OF these Bonds, by lot. at lOJAnd
accrued interest, unless the Company can. through
advertising. purchase this amount at q less price.
Bonds to the amount OF sloo. 900 have already been
retired.
This Compnny's past and present success. the per
manent character OF tho demand for Bessemer Steel.
the especially favorable conditions enjoyed by this
Company. together with the Sinking Fund require
mrnts. make these Ronds an attractive investment
Early application will be made TO list these Bonds on
the New York Stock Exchange and Philadelphia
Stock Exchange
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elections aud aaestinas.
PAcIFlo NH MIL sHHEi.HnnESimlp COMPANY

pACIFlc MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
MILLS BUILDING. IS WALL STpFVr
Tho tor,, i,r NEW YORK, May ~. isuS
tba - tVIItFS NUN ANNUAL inentins or stockholders OF
haa9, =, ifi Pail. STEAMSHIP COMPANY wIi ~
Hnlidinnetnn'e 2 N I. OF the compauy IS Nsii st. Nils
IN n tnn IN lgy o. May 1870, brtween the hour,
y, ~ noon anu O'Clock 7. ~, for the election or IL
.nsN"l' anu the transaction Of such other businas.s !.
,bay properly come before t. The transfer booSs ~
SWo ompAny VIII close at the once Of the Union Trust
oSCcinnpptthS On monday; the 18th day OF May, IsSs ~ Y
1900 AZ 10 oielncs WI reopen on Thursday, Nay q
W. u. LAhL Secretary.
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Tnmmsny Man Good Enough for g. J.ro,

A jury was obtained yesterday In the case OF
Roundsman Daniel Rcdner, on trial before
Judge Newburger In the General Sessions for
attempted blackmail. Rcdner was on duty at
Polio" Headquarters when no was arrested on
Dec, ~ on u charge that he had taken money
from a Mrs, Bachman Of go Fast Ninth street.
whose husband had been arrested for Keeping a
disOrdeTly house.
Inl"sman A. Augustus Burke. a Ash dealer,
was asked II lie. was n Good Government Club
man or a member Of the parkhurst society.
He said he was y member OF Tammany Hall.
Lawyer FIR end observed that the Judge and the
prosecutor were with hin In that respect.
burke was accepted.
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Girideuds md Interest.

CHICAGO ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY.
>yor,,, CHICAGO, ILL, MAY II. lSpa.
share has this day been declared on the preferred and
co,nnioh Stock OF thln company, payable on the hrsS
oHy o1 innr neft, 10 stockholders OF record at the
m" dividend on shares registered in New York Will
De paid At On" ufice OF the cOmpany,s agents. Messrs
Cnyler, Morgan 4 Co, ~ Pine street, New York and
the Dividend on shares registered In Chicago will he
pald u the onice OF the Treasurer OF the company.
&. II. FOSTER, Treasurer.
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Real Estate Private Sales.

Col. Fred Hopper has bought No. 90 West End ave.
nue.. fourstory brick private dwelling. 2ixyO. on pri-
Sate terms.
Bach & MrLoushlin have sold through Power. the
west side broker. to c. SchOolhouse. No. 1911 Nest
seventy seventh street. n new three.story dwelling.
on lot i76xIOy.2.
The Countess $aIscel'a IL the buyer of Nos. 1913 and
40 West SIxty.niuth street, the sale OF which was re-
Gently repOrtpl
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80, W ALL ST, NEW YORK CITY, NAV IA fyga'
a. ~ lf9GtorS have this day declared a Quarterly div
Inrhn or TWO % PR CENT. On the preferred stnrr
Iayaolr on Tune 10, lSyh, to stockhnlders OF record "A
,mn v,uI" nI business MAY 2L Tlr transfer hooksS ~
tht preferred stock win he clossd from NAV al ~
June TO- both Inclusive. Checks Will he man, "
EDWARD e. LEE. TTsaSuFsr
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OFFICE s9TTEFfS EEACTryc CoMPANY,I

corpoSs e BROAD ST, Mills nCiibINGL.
%trpNS que juno !, 1854, from tho following
Bonds VIII be paid at thi, nnice on nnd Sf,ae.
uatv; helNeSlnn, Harrisburg aud san Antonio Past
A, T. SMITH TrenSnrar
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mXiG:m!%2HH 4, tSMT WHEELING

a dividend Of ONE PER CENT has mis- day 6een
I"r'arsa upon tho Preferred Stock of the Cleveland,
ioIalh anu wheeling hHilway Company, PAYABLE al
ne onlce, OF Messrs. Hair 4 60, HB Wal ST NeH
inIk' on Jane y, lSHh, 10 stockholdcr, OF record Of
june o, 1921. Transfer books wul close on June a
ana remain closed until juno rs. l~aG,
NJ. j. MuODtORD, President
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s sGsS s q S ssS IGi S: ;s,@s :: :s$s pfSes s&:.siI; 900
Brandt, IG OK, "a, and A john, 20 Al Hdg!bBb and An. 00O
Az, ai,osssiR% !, ,iisSIssSS Ea,sS, Ind az, m mn
Warren q 5lyrss 49,. "NIn"" 10000
Boyd, ibSsvyi11. a%dd'v Vie rs rs julius sander and oOO
wife, iVd Wo6stgr Il. ". " yrs' .,.",..'.. 5000
Cook. Henry ). To- B%T}d i t6jppsrnhelmtf end
Bf2riiSsse ah i!r sSih q. and n : { . cor cor EEiiyySSrrssiidds ,.,oo
cd9inni,V SS i cha S.t % Mary /: ta%pioni n .arrssti;. st, O.'O OOo
Cole G%edTgg!shis II. 10 John i Hunt IS a5th ooo
Cameron sTHS Jane mnc,S , Syff litlss Quar- and Trust G6..in
: lgeti, 81 lol v az, Ay, Q yrs yi,. 5000
Patrick u Lynch, n 5 i3sth st. 224ew -,o
Same to same. Is 3 lssthi at, gao " boulevard.
Draper CHARLOTTE y, TO Ellen NJ beam 20 o,oo
Same to William 1 Kane, same pr6r. iN .ooo
D%ry. Ntciiio.a as, to Harriet {" ijosartt,, 5 W cor w
DaiSer, Pauline. 10 b''riSnrai 'Gertr. n : iiti
Same sam sH 70 t Ts DDa&Ridi Mayer I'T' Brewing Co, Same '.OO
liam st. . yrs, 27.5oo
yrs $4,000
-yrs., $1,000
i43d st, Asfge Alexander nv, 8 yrs...., 80. 5000
11ViI6 Q Ith az. / yr 1000
SIS l8ist st. VS3 Q Walton ny. 3 yrs.u..... 1900
same ter I; & a. 4 ms KEasrn. same = proc i:9ii mos: 49,: ilS 5:SSSS
F%cinberg, VIM. aud Joseph Poi'tcln 70 the
si E i . Hiram riiaislae:. sam. plop :, , Win: 1899 G,SSS
h fanIta lisf LIFE As 81 anS sSs0 OF the 20 U ~ :,
HorSwIts,' Julius ~ and wife to Julie n Bret. "'''
tell. IS 10th st. 200 e Park avs 10th st,
n nG Fo Alert der {, to Marion i; Rise Ell al. 1000
-lolst, s. 10 g Mott ny, INSTALL. .#..,.. 1900
Hays, Mary, 70, the Bowers Savigs Hank. list
Hanncrl. Joseph, ana wife to. Charles p Doei.
Hal. WIN " 70 chas, l. Tiraniy. 5 i5d st.
Jo SiS % Geo Y, {! o. iNaFy. j Tucker, raia st. n 5000
slot Pa, map: wakcncld, / yrsam,a,.....I 1850
Irnst CO., : south ist, 75,6e ta'harino Slip. an INN
AIH Henry N iiTsH, $ > 8 "9 9Sth "t It, iao yves " @ts, ffnndd
av, yr $4,000
.aidTn iTSth st. %instHIls H.'',%".,. e . a "H".o av' $500
Sorc ~ { +. n a an Il. T55 . ID av' Z yrs'"e 5000
Kaufman, Josephine: 10 Elcnaor j Robinson,
Monson' trSs Tor Els ii Ludlow, sitn st,
sam 9 to same SIS ai'h ST. is Columbus ., NM
Same to David Il 0ppeniclmer and ano, same N'o0o
''c@lam NJ s" a". Siy yrs' ; 's'n IT. z.".o 10000
riIl. W : Lexington nv, 100 ii m ii"4th at 8
Mssakim, Ellen V and WIN, TO the fimigrant oooo
NV Tyr ~, 5000
Union ay. Is n Dawson st. IL yrs. ' " 1000
" Sno. tyas .o Of I'd H WI T 5 M tS gam n ! $ iG ls5Sd an ii,
400 w Ienox nv. Il mos 10 GOO
MSS;!anlz. LiaSSm',I i snd wife 70 be,aisdicki. "'''
a aiscH I YRS : 5 SHd St. sz' W 1'h as' and gore $1,000
Mccarthy. James F.nnd Francis O'Connor. to
the immigrant lhiuS savings Bank, w James
ht' 1 sIss.'. &c. - OOUU |
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Co, NY es Norfolk st. 100 . stanton st, . .
BSsisy. wyilnsiow i, 10 clara b Carpenter. n v '
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RECORDED LEASES
Agnew. Julla A. to John Smith Store . al

Agnew. julia A.. to John Smith, store 2.3lg
so az, 6 cor i:6tG ST; . yrs. So, 400 to g.;
Angel, Mary T. to d Perilo * + Chiarfone,
store, &c. 800 I'd aN, . 4
Auchincloss. Henry n, to Robt Valentine. NV
cor Columbus av and 18TH Il (kvc YIN apart
ment house,, u yrs , mos ...... 81 900 to "a
Fountain, Alfred +, to Samuel Sloss 4 Co, 1873
and lao East xbth st. 5 yrs.......... -. Sc
Golistein, Esther =. to James " Pst'k Conner
ford. l.5lI LIST av. 10 yrs announcement. 27
Grady: Edw'd. to Timothy Mccarthy, store,
Sc. $40 Spring II, . yrs 80. 81
Grau, Gottlleh. TO Thomas Helde, IA White
Hast, Christian, to Joseph Kapp. north store.
l,'bo Park av. ! u. IL yrs $50. ........... 4
Horn. Ellz A q, to f I ah Brown, LIST floor, &C,
55i West 2Dth st. 10 yrs. .... ~ |
Same To same, 800 to $40 nth av. 10 yrs 49,. 90
Mehring.r MnritZ, to JOhn Albert. Jr, store,
"c. SSo ST nv, ! yrs ...........,,.. Z
Sawyer, Flora, tn BETH Stern ct al, 5tl loft,
l1b To lS3 Wooster st, 24 yrs 80. 81 200 10 22
Ward, Andrew. ct al to Fredk II Wood Il Son,
2lu and 22l West 10Th ST and 2lB West
goth st, ~ VS.. 20
Williams. VIM II, and ano to Julia Schneider.
450 West 10th st, 4 $3.50 10 10
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"EcKEH -JoSGSIgEWELL MILLING

Suf fTonucc / xchange, May 18th, 1876.
DIVIDEND NO. rs.
Tho Board OF Directors nave this dny de,l,rcd q
luhttcriy llvihrnd nr two per cent on the preferred
Stock OF the rJones-Jewrll Milling Conn luy,
PAYABLE June Isl 20 sto kholders OF record az tn" 9 -
ing nt the transfer books. Transfer books viii he
closed At . i. ~, NAV 2iw. and opened at o 4 NJ.
June LIST. rHOS, A. MCINTYRE, Treasurer.
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TtnauriaI.
The Johnson Company
FIRST MICE. 20 YEAR 6 PER CENT.
SINKING FUND GOLD BORns
PRINCIPAL N INTEREST al
II GoLp.
INTEREST PAYApLE MARcH isT AND SEPT. ISL.
TOTAL ISSUE, . L. 81, OOO. 600
or which there remains outstanding
$1,000, 900.

The ouNso COMPANY ranks among the leading
companies in the United states in the production Of
Besscmer Steel Its works are located at Lorain.
ohio. and Johnstown, Pennsylvania. The plant ~
Loraln Ia equipped with the latest aud most approved
machinery. il advantngeously located for working
Lake Superior ores and Pennsylvania fuel by reason
OF low cost Of transportation NJ materials and
production.
TIL following report Of Mr.. stephen Little. Expcr,
Accountant, certires to tho cost Of tho plants and
property OF the Company, and to the profits OF its
business for the years 1900 to 1875. inclusive, aggre-
eating 81. $50, 0O7.01 Though the results for the year
1894 were materially reduced by reason of removal
OF part OF the Johnstown plant to LorainJ. and Az
craging sA7d6ii.32 per year for tho period named.
REPORT OF MR. sTEPHEN LITTLE
New York, April gath, 1900
WALTER q. oAKMAN, Esq. President,
Guaranty Trust Company OF New York,
New York.
E SIR:
ihave made a careful examination OF the books ana
accounts of The johnson Company at Lorain, Ohio.
and herewith beg to enclose attested statement of
their assets and liabilities OF date of December 81,
1895. 1haye examined with care the items OF cost of
plant
AT Lorain, Ohio. .....,............ e9, 80 ,t65 %
At Johnstown. enn............ l,40I.el5 0s
Total. ......... ..................S 81. 1900 ~ 90
and certify that the sum stated Ce4, 100, 0Sl) IL tho
actual amount expended In the construction OF said
plants, and that the other items OF real estate invest
monts, inventory. and current assets are the actual
cost thereof as ascertained from the accounts OF the
Company.
I have also examined the results OF operation Of
the Company for the past six years, and md that
there was earned in these years, respectively, the fol-
lowing pronts. Gross and Net. viz:
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ANnInbTo Cnsh hn1nncr, In.
GLIDING gold ba'ance, 80. s2OO, eOi,91O 2e7,aeT,e ot
The state Trust Company has removed its
ofhces from 30 Wall street to 100 Broadway.
The sales OF mining stocks at the Consolidated
STOCK and Petroleum Exchange to-day were as
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Electric Stock ouot.uon,.
COMMERCIAL COMPEND.

A Moderate Advance in Cotton Stage OF
the Mi--issippi mt St. Louis Reported
high-CrOp Reports Generally Fnvorn-
BILE wheat Gets n Sctback-Iiig North
wertern Receipts-ForeIgn Trade Slug.
gish-NO snap In the Speculation,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
.w York stock Exchang.-sal.. May as.

uNITFp sTATEs ANp STATE HoNDs uN ST .0OOs>.
S IS, r, 1907. 100 IL 4s.c. 1925. ...llGsl
~ S IS, r. ls25....ll6% BUS 5s, r....... ..ll2Js
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7 R......
4 s LIST. ~.
Y, Ch & 81 J. Is.
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deb cttS,.,..,..l
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-07

NOTICE OF SHERiFEsS SALE,-h r
superior court OF the state az WaS2tSi
ton, for the county OF King.
Sound Machinery Depot. coypur1iSS
plaintiff. vs. Fremont Milling Cons
corporation. defendant. No. aex
urder and by virtue OF an executes n
sued out OF the above named court. b r.
ahcve entitled cause, and to me dfeSSi|
and delivered. l have duly levied upoS n
the right. title and Interest Of the def1eS
ant in said writ named. In and to IN m
lowing described real property. ssts6i1I
in King county, Washington. to-xit: ~
In block q, also lets numbered Il II ii
10. %. q, =. 3 and "a. In block Il q n
Denny 4 Hoyts addition 10 the cif9 d
Seattle, according to the plat Of aid n1|
dition as the same appears Of rocogA n
volume 2 Of plats. on page iss, in IL n
ceur,y; also blocks numbered q, q h A
and So. In Denny & Hoyt's suppleineSS
Mat to the city of Seattle, accorxfine n
the plat of said addition as the sans =
pears of record In volume Of Plata =
page :. In the efiice of the county andir
Of said King county. all the appnrtenAnos
buildings and improvements on said laok
ana all the boilers, hxtures, engiuee ~
machinery situated or located upoa =
land.
Notice is therefore hereby given nat ],
hour 81 10 o'clock a. m. Of ssid dsy. 4 ~
trent door OF the courthouse. In sho elu
OF Seattle, in said King county. yin ri
the above described property at puSht
auction, to the highest and best 6i6is
for cash.
A. T. VAN DE vANTER, Shegie,
Donworth Il Howe. Attorneys q
Plaintiff.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF sHERIFF"s sALE.-In the
Superior court OF the state OF Washing
ton. for the county OF King. c. 3.
Emery, plaintiff. vs. John Aiexander
Anna Alexander. his wife. ard the Rob.
ertson Mortgage Company. defendants
Under and by virtue OF an order Of sal.
ana special execution issued our o. IN.
above named court, IN the above entitled
cause. and 20 me directed and delivered.
l have taiy levset upon the following a..
scr.oed real property. situated in King
county. state of Washington, to-xit. Ths
south half OF the southeast Quarter of sha
southwest quarter Of section nineteen fia1.
In township twenty-five Gu north rznre
Eve Is. east. containing twenty %. acres.
also lots one a and two CO. in h,cck on.
"a, in the town Of kent. as plated h,
John Alexander and Ida l. Gui5~rson "a
gether Nth all and singular the fsne
nenss. heredisamenss and appurtenances
ihereunto belonging.
Notice t. fhersfsrs hereby given Ina, n,
Friday. The r5j day Of May. 1855. Al the
hour OF % O'clock 4 m Of aaid aay. ~ Ia.
front door OF The courthouse 10 the ciIy
% Seattle. n sad King county. I wifi al,
the above described property a, paS,ic
auction. 10 the highest and best bidder.
for cash
Date his .2ai day Of Aprl. rss
a I. VAN Dr. vANrER shs-s1
White. aundAy Z fulton. Aitorneya
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AMCNDS-1n Seattle. o. fhe family resi-
dence corner Of James street ard Terry
avenue, Wednesday May & tfss Amund
Amunds. Of pnegronis. followed "
heart failure. aged s. ysars-
Services wi. BE- hes. rect Sunday AFTER
soon NJ O'Clock. ~ the First Methodist
protezsanf church. corner 81 Pine street
and Third Ayenne.
0EARG-In Seattle. ~ S0l Albert s,fses.
Wednesday Nsy G. fHs Mrs. Julia J.
9ears, mother Of Robert J. EcCisls2nd.
Of droDzsa, aged = years
OHRU. = EH.-ir Seattle. ~ 1917 Dssr-
horn street. Pauline r.. daughter Q, ~.
and Mrs. George ~. Ohre9owtrh, az
pneur,ouis. aged year and months.
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xorIcx TO THE PUBLIC.

The public il hereby warned not TO Pay
ony money TO parties representing 10 b
agents Of the SeaftLe Poet-fnteiilssncer.
eufhogised travelinx AGENTS OF the Post
Infell.Eencer. via. j. A. Mcclellan. J. 1.
Hawley and c. r. Peck. Th.s does not
apply 10 resident agents of this paper who
are located In various cifiex and towns Ia
the Northwest nor 10 yosfmAstefs. who
are In all cases authorized % taxs sub
err1pttons for the Daily, Sunday and
Weekly Post-fnteIiigsneer. CITY coiisc-
H. Hanna and W. W. Ewing
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A cARp OF THASKs.-we have 70 lam
Ruzge 70 express cur gratitude fer the
Kindness and isberal.ty - the citizens
u Hartford and vicinity during ire re-
cent accident 10 cur husband ar6 Q. g'n-
=. whscb resulted in his sezth- WtLh
u1aeere thanks, We are your truly,
MRS SETTIE HiCkSoS.
HENRY HTcK1D<.
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WOODEN MILLS.

EAGLE WOODEN MILLS. eDs First ~
rue. blankets. wooiens and flan9lA
We call especial attention to our 49,.
ing department for style. Mt. quality q
goods and prices. can not be eQualoo =
the city.
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In order to secure correc: Insertion a
notices under these h<assnxs. the same
ohoss.d be left ~ The business efsces II
thu paper. No charge is made for such
notices.
FnnerA, notices resolutions or other spe-
e3ni ANNOUNCEMENTS vii De charxfS IT the
nate Of ~ cents per line each ln@<ffso0-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.
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4 reward OF SO viii be paid for fnfor-
0nation leading to the arrest and convtc-
ton Of any one stealing cop.es OF the
throughout the city.
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BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Paid-up capital s3,0pooo; reserve.
oop. Head office. 90 Lombard street. -
don. Branehes. Portland. San Frsnflees'
ster. Nanaimo. kamioops, Nelson. ven'
oouver. Il. c. A general banking ana III
change business transacted. Loans - ~.
Bills discounted Commercial cfeg1
granted. Deposits received or currea< y
count subject to check.
r. LEA BARNES. Manag9s