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New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
!. 'ORDED MORTGAGES.

Adams Alber, j. to Mccoskry Butt, n i4th-r.
Aserad Adele TO Herman BiesenthaI e a setSn-
ave- i25 II n ~ Jefrcrson-ave. months
Arnstsin Jennie. to George Hahn 6eth-st. Iois -.
pargebuhr Jennie L. to William + Koerner No
Blnmenthsi Hugo. to the ssamens Bank fr saw
Ings Y. No ~ West IOth-st, D years. AVV
Carroll Maxi to Teachers a,4 cS9g % MGs saa saa
Rronxdaie road. instaments ......:....: i2"
prn . p%gd % u "%s S'5F x Is 20 ws ns s
Fiuri. George V. and Frank 7. trustees Kstn"r,ne ~
ali It Of i1oth-st. year. .........::.; Ioof
Goldman. JOSEF h. and wife to the Executors o3
Maurice Oririen. Ne o2 East broadway ., 7m
Gsllisan Thomas r jr and ife t. IN. Brcoklyn s.S
Savings Bank Chambers-st W corner centre =, mn
Guest, William II J. t. Charles sn,.mfr sn.,amen,. aa.c
Harris clinton 4 and John II corwin to joanna
l. Van Wyck white Plans road W corner ~,
Same to ssn,e. white Plain s'ad. " 40 # Of an
aran Gl1nof5st bsxt:r p o John os,h-'t
C. W. ~ ~, W." VINE nroper, demand ....... 1000
r9nsIde Charles t nScern years 1900
Same to George M'''"' ................... 5000
JassS yssr August. and wife Iudson Todd. ID
save sS,ns. s': saayt ss ss II Of Si.t-., '
s.ms yssr to same. asa;e %7 r, Of Si.t-..
Sam" %GT'sasss .o sam.. s.t.t 50 1t Of 2d-av~
KEN; nnrt 'eSk M, No s West asthst years. 10000
Nns"f ~a" or l7ist year,. $500
Keller caSIns T,',s x.sTs nuiane' and l'e.. 5000
Mn ass pelancs<t years -. 1900
viii Wiii.,;oss Vars 1000
Levi. Henry and wife TO .s,S q. Farmers, @ Loan
saave u No a. years 49,: $4,000
Lang John v. to George Engel. Nos io7 and
III st lease n
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
Mem pnbllrations.

An
EASTER
GIFT.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
CANADIAN ptcrFIc RAILWAY.

CUNAKD LINE
"A TO LIVERPOOL ny OF EENsTOWN.
umbria Apr. 4. 10 a. m Etrurla Apr Is 10 a.
Lucania ..Apr. H. m Cnnpania Apr. -. ..
From Pier 40 North River, foot Of Clarkson ST.
Cabin passage. 500 upWari. Second cahn SJ $40 f45
according steamer and accommodations.
Storage tickets from all par'E ~ Europe very
freight and apply at the Company
Office No Bowling Green. Srw-No
VERNON H. BROWN & 90. General Agents.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

BUILDING PLANS FILED.
The f.lowlns plans for new buildings and aits
we're MD yesterday:
New buildings.
Broadfay. No 3t1. seven-stoiy brick building.
lofs by Charles Sentell. of No IS Brooklyn
BrOOklyn, owner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
170r-st, n 6. I25 II W OF boulevard. four three
Sory brick dwellingz, with basement. by Arthur
Mandsr. Of No i1e East 23d,st. owner.
-three-story brick dwellings. by Charles Brogan,
Of No 2a29 Southern Boulevard, owner. ..-....
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

IOci = No i5i West. william kocrrer and
,,i,e - Jeruy 7. BlrF"huhr. ......... ..........
iic,h ~, - 225 T. u L"nox ave. oDxlnll;
the Bradley Currter Company uAmiied) 10
Francis Crawfori ...................: ..:.......'
pyrd st n /, 2si Z, o Of Broadway. or Booming
dale Road 25xl0o. John Il Feher and wiie 10
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
Britannia .April !. noon Brannic April 20.
Majestic. ..Apr!l B. noon MaIcsiic. May H. noon
Gcrinanic. April ~ noon Gcrmnnic. MAJ 49, noon
T-uionlc April ~ Teutoni, May 20
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS
No. ~. North River Ohce - lirladway. X. !.
II. MAITLAND KERSEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-15
How Printers Stand.

The New York World ordered
a secret ballot in the compOs-
ing room Thursday night. Re-
suit: Bryan, 9l; scattering, s.
While the World is publishing
the preferences Of workingmen
in the various trades. it has so
far failed to give the vote of its
own employees. This fact may
or may not be significant. The
only man who voted for Palmer
was an unnaturalized citizen. ("
Therefore il was perfectly
natural for him TO vote the way
he did. This item is published
in the nature of news. l-The
Union Printer.
The big daily papers of Chi
cago are all gold standard
organs, and are making claims
that labor is opposed to Bryan
and free silver. a poll Of their
printers and pressmen shows
the following result:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-15

The back way with their booty.
Citizens attracted by the shots
had pretty well surrounded the
building by this time. and be-
ing armed. opened fire ON the
robbers. two Of whom, Charles
Jones and William Smith, were
killed by the first volley. The
third man, George Harris. was
shot through the lungs, dying
IN two hours. He is fully iden-
tilted and gave the other names.
which are believed to be fictit-
ions.
Four citizens were wounded.
District Game Warden w. III.
Clark. bullet in the right breast,
not fatally injured. Victor
Dikeman. clerk, shot through
the right arm. G. A. Booth,
clerk, scalp wound. W. p.
Herrick, finger shot off.
1t is believed one of the dead
men is Thomas McCarty, who
robbed the banks at Telluride
and Delta, Col.
The eoroner's jury returned
a verdict of justifiable homicide.
Meeker is ninety miles from
Rifle, on the Denver aud Rio
Grande. the nearest telegraph
station.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-15
They Are Happy Now.

James Gee and Miss Kate
Burnett, of Smith county. who
came to this city yesterday in-
tending to go to the Indian Ter
ritory for the purpose of getting
married, went to Colbert and
failed to find any means of mar
rying there. They return
ed to this city last night. sent
for Justice of Peace Pearson
and laid their case before him.
They stated that both were OF
legal age, and the justice went
to Sherman, procured a license,
and returning to the Union
depot, married them in the
ladies' waiting room. After
the ceremony the bride and
groom departed on the south.
bound Central train for Grand
Saline, their home.-Denison
Herald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-15

d. Head & Son are cutting
prices on ladies' Cloaks, Capes
and Jackets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-15
THREE BANK ROBBERS.

Meeker. Colo, Oct. 14.-Yes-
terday afternoon three men
entered the bank of Meeker,
which is connected with the
store room of J. W. Hughes &
Co., who own the bank. Two
of the men held the store en-
ployes at bay, while the third
went into the bank cashiers
window, and firing one shot
ordered the cashier TO throw up
his hands. The order was
quickly obeyed and the robber
fired again, whereupOn the
cashiers hands shot up. The
manager of the store was then
forced to open the bank door,
and after gathering all the mon
ey in sight the robbers marched
the cashier and store employees
into the street with hands up
lifted. They then rushed out
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-15
WARNINn oEnFR.

ts ths uuited statss cos-l in the rnnan
Territory. snltksru utaff
gnhn " Mnliald. nlninkln.
Elian Bell HoIland- dafendar
TIE drfandanf. Elina UnnanH "a
warned % appwar tn tntm Co n in AIRY Mmvn
and nnawer the UuEulafnf r ne rfaInT4M
Iuhn ". Hulianf-
Witnnaa tie Mnnnrnhim HuEnfnnxfmn b
Nilgurm. lnnwm % said co ff nna - Mnal
thereof, this Eth day q AuTusts -
lanALl guaMFm ". tiHfk1fFa. EIar1.
0arrwtt Hardy. Mftnrwe Tor ntMAmtAM
WiiiiAm PfeiGsr. artnrurr Tor ue4-rna1
dsut- aarm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-15
WARNINn oEnFR

IN the rnited states Cuare tn Enn rmHfnm
TERRITORY. southsrn Dtatr cf
A. !. WuiNmrfon. FlniaEiE.
NJ, y - 4. sesss a. sss~sa. @ Dsfss iazfs-
TIE defsndanta. A O. stss aaa nm1 hGrn. a.
q. efnHnma. are vance 20 Auumn~ n u ~
courr IN thirty cars nsd arsarr - -.
piaint 81 tha plninkl1. "A. J. " alNnrlNsn.
Mitnmaa thm M0n0rnhim NmmmGmmfImm M
kilEurs. i1drp % snld cuurl- nnd tAs 49,
thereof, this tfh day of May, taaA
LamA1l lcMmFm ". FMHEM1rm. Ctnrk
LadbetfnF A Blmdmoe. atrornmwM mwwm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-15

In one of the Armour shops
at the stock yards. Chicago, an
Australian ballot stood 67j for
Bryan and 122 for Mckinley.
I'm another the vote was: Bryan
5ST; Mckinley, Il.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-15
TWO TRAGIC EVENTS.
One 10 Street FIaht Win nm Adden-
dun. the other = Bsak Robbery KIN
Ina-SIH KILLED. Sin wouaded.

special to the American from
Columbus. Ga. says:
Three men are dead and two
seriously wounded as the result
of a sensational tragedy which
shook Columbus to its founda-
ton today. One of the dead is
j. A. White, who was the cause
of the whole trouble. White
and his 19-year-old son murder
ed in cold blood two policemen
and wounded two other men
who were in the party attempt
ing to arrest them. The muir
dered officers are Richard NJ.
Adams and William Jackson.
White was formerly a police
man, but for several years has
been engaged in the shoe busi-
ness. He has been considered
eccentric, but not crazy. To-
day he became involved i'm a
quarrel in a barroom and Ad-
ans and Mayfeld served him
with a summons to answer to a
charge of disorderly conduct.
This angered White, who made
threats against the officers. He
went home, got his winchester
and bought a supply of car
tridges. He was joined by his
son, who was also armed.
They went to a barroom and
going out from there encoun-
tered the officers.
Il told you to get ready, and
if you amt ready, you ought to
be-" White called, as he opened
fire on Adams and Jackson.
Adams fell at the first shot.
Then Jackson fell, begging the
Whites to stop firing. The
father stood over him, firing
into his prostrate body.
The news of the affair created
intense excitement. Police Of
ficer Roberts went to Whites
house, knocked, was asked in
and as he stepped inside was
fatally wounded by a ball from
Whites gun. The entire po-
lice force, armed with winches-
ters and their party augmented
by the presence of a lage num-
ber of armed citizens, went to
arrest the Whites. The son
had taken no part in the last
shooting, but had fired at both
ADAMS and Jackson. The
Whites home was surrounded
and demands made for surren-
der. The reply was a shot,
which wounded a boy in the
crowd. Then six officers went
to the house and broke down the
doors. AS they sprang inWhite
fired, wounding Sergeant Pick
EFT, at the same time White was
shot. He attempted to break
through, but half dozen bull
let's were but through his body.
Henry, the son, escaped to the
Alabama side of the river. A
posse with bloodhounds is on
his trail.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-15
BURNITT.


n TIE unifed states Cos n O. - lmfInn
TrrrfturVs ~uMEknrm p4Mf inE.s
~ ,. Hnan. Ftnimtim.
z. ". Huaa. nafrndanf
TIE aafomnMmt. n. II. Hf l. wMwmmn a.
appear IN thin cuurt ~ Try farn -
arsusr TIE complaiut q a. rinln1l1. ~ y.
Hoes.
Nitneaa thn Hu1ormhlr UrnMtMnxfmm "
kiirurn. fndEs - the aals Hn1rF anH -
seal thereuf. tkla tat day 81 aHrfnnnhaT. NEs4.
laMAAA AnamFm W. EfrM. CAmFM.
Iuhnnnm- Crurn a Crurr. ffn~rmrM.
A g. Cruce. attorney tor rsn-rralfsaI =
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-15

ID. Head & Son are cutting
prices on ladies' Cloaks. Capes
and Jackets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-15

ATTOhNEYS-AT-LAw.
Practice in all the Courts, Terrific
rial, State and Federal. Special at
tention given to criminal cases.
ofice-Up stairs in Hardy buildings
Ardmore. 1. I
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-15

The best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter.
Cha 2ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns.
and all skin Eruptions, and posit-
ively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. II is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box.
For sale BY Frame. Green & Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-15
WARNTN0 ORDRR.

In the united states Court I'm tha Gmafnm
Territory. southsrn District
Jerry AahlsT. Fiaiatin.
va
Annia Anhimy. pmfnndMnt
Ths dsfesdant. Annia Aahlsy. ta warnaf a
Anhi9y.
Witasas TIE Hoaorabis Coantnnflna u
MtlEures lndGN - sid euurt. and - mmMl
fh@renf. tnta Gth 6Ay % Auw@mL rmm
4oaMFm ". fmtEEEra. CInrk
Oarrett Harry attornayn-
G. ~ st@an attorney Cor nom.rnmldann
49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE 10 C0STRACTsoRS-N :
zs-eny gSwe7 xAz- <ezses hSss VII "a
received 5y TIE 3Oa~a os Commissioners
e King CCu-ry WASHINGTON. ursE %
5sEz1ck A. H. FrSszy. August = 1saS
fc~ Ire opening 81 ire NICER River Read.
as s@-Teyec All -z1rxe3- rhlca begins
On E1e E1-za ss1e % ire Great Ne--hsra
Rasarozd near the Ezs- end ot tae .res-
tie ~ tie crosS1-x D. Miller River n
s&c-sGc X t1E-xAl2 - Ec-zr range u
east and rms Il q so1-ae-sy direction
- Miller River ard ne WeS< 5-anr1
tEe-eos- for distance % SIX niles.
Pla1s azd c1cstkc-s are 1cz On 1ss
cE -zs Ccuzty Auditor.
Es9s .o- t5e Opening - IRE read - ~
e1d0rse1 lids for opening Miller River
Rcz1"
BIDS VIII be received to- clearing. cor
6uroyiGz an1 grazing = = iu-p sum o.
ssr eaca rize.
No BID wfl De received FOR lass TRAN
cash or . certified check fer 50 for each
mile ns1 Or
IN al cases TIRE DEPOSIT nanei shall
be .5rfss.ed 70 King County II case ire
successful tl13e- fats 20 enter TITO cen
tract ard aie good and sufficient hon1s n
double the amount of MS hi1 within FIVE
days % t1@ date OF award
The Boz-i reserves the right - re5ec-
any o. az bs6s. and 70 award The contract
fer opening certain sections trak1esl %
sad Road and 20 reject ire BIDS o. sxc5
sections Sni1zss SIS they see IT.
Payment shah be made - Warrants
drawn on The Road AMI Bridge Fund.
o. Ia cash as the Board nav e.eet-
NATHAN BEMAN.
Clerk OF Inc Board
Dated q. Esat-le. Washington. this Z-ts
Gzy OF July. 1S<.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-30

NOTICE OF SHERTFFrS SALEM THE
superior court OF .he state OF Washing
ton. for the county OF King: Sarah T.
Abt. plaintiff. VS.. George W. Logic,
James A Logic. John @. Keliett and
Martha Keile.t. his wife; George :. klrsS
and Jane ]. KIRK, his wife, G, II. Black
and Settie G., Black. It's wife: Phillip
Nei@, doing business under tie firn style
OF Phillip Nels & Co: Julia +. Hoffman.
as exerutrix OF the last VIII and t@sta-
meni Of Lee HOFFMAN, deceased; julia
Margery E. Hoffman. defendants. No.
Under and BY virtue Of an order OF sale
and special execution. issued cut OF the
above named court. IN the above entitled
cause. and TO me directed and delivered.
have daily levied upon the following de-
county Washington to-wit. Lots six 80
ani seven Cd. In block two t21. and lots
two ~ and seven ca. in block three CD.
and lots three ca and four 90. IN block
four "a. In Loggie & Evans addition 20
Kirkland. according 70 the plat thereof as
g record IN the auditors office OF the said
King county. also that certain tract OF
Isnd bounded and described as follows. to-
vst. Beginning at a point forty rods cast
OF the northwest corner Of the northwest
qaarter OF section o IN township q north
range cast. and running thence south
s. i-3 rods: thence east % rods, thence
rorth 3 Is rods. thence west - rods. 90
the place OF oeginni9g. containing ten ti0
acres: also an undivided one-thlrd ff-sl
part OF lots |. ?. aud I, IN block fs. IN
Mavnari's addition TO f5e town (no~ city,
% Seattle. toget her with all ard singular
the tentments. heredifameatS and appnr-
tenancss fhereuato belonging Or IN any
wise spperiaiTlEE.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the 18th day OF August. 1895 at
the hour Of 10 o'clock a. III. OF said day
a the front door % The Courthouse IN the
city o. Seattle. r. said King county,
public auction. to the highest ard ses. bid
der. for cash
Dated this 18th 6aw 81 July fSss
A. T. VAN Dr. NA%rER. Sheriff.
Carr q Preston. Attorneys.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-30

NOTICE or SHERIEES SAI4sr-LN III r
Superior court OF the state or " ssHz.'k
tan, for the county Of King Ice SaA-
adam and American AertEAge SO - $3.50
COMPANY. Limited. Z corporation. p-a-.-
IT. vs. Like NcRssmond. Emma
McRes-sorsa. James MeEe3mcra- IeaFi1
EcRe5mon1 Annie Smith. Ealey H-sas-s.
joan Jsssnek. William = SKIES, 5eaa
ISx-arv. Rsssaa j.. Fsulas Mrs.. Emily
SaaGSoa. Charles +. McFasi5sn. SArsss
stevens Hatfield. J. n. Ha1neid. Fs,sE
Coigau. PhlEceas TNAEe-, HarTatt r.
Thaver. FIRST National bark. q $500.
4 gorDora.io-. w l. Ss2xxaEa- George
II Wsnsholt. AID State Insurance t.1l-
IaS
TFrler ard By virtue 90 an order OF sale
ami special execution. issued out OF the
above named court. IN TIE ABOVE eAtAstcSs
cause. and 20 rae directed and dtllNe1sAs
have daily levied upoa the fosAs@inSr - -
scrIbe5 real properly situated n hing
coanty, Washington t0-wits The west PAL
OF the northwest quarter Of section tNe4te
On. IN township twenty-five t-sl nor %. q
range five ~ east o. Ire 49, me- -
excepting therefrom. however. 2 sIsp ~
land one hundred Gao feet IN wscssn. tnIsy
tsa9 feet on each side OF the center or ne
Lake Shore & Eastern Railway Company,
as right-of-way. ard excepting, also. tos
Sky fso) feet By one hundred and twehts
ESQ feet. sold: tcgether with ali ans sinsI-
lar he scaeuenfs. aereds Sz1lents ana AP-
pslrteaarces thereunsc belonging.
Notice il theresore hereby given tnSt on
Friday, the 18th day OK August, -. az
the hour az 70 o'clock a m OF SAID aas,
a. the front doc. OF the courthouse. ~ tHe
cisv of Seattle. III said King county,
will sell TIE above described rropeFty ~
public auction, 10 the highest and best bid
der fer cash.
A. T. VAN DE yANTER. Sheriff.
Boyd j. Tasiusn. Attorney
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-30
NOTICE OF sHERIFF-s sAI.E--IN Tile

NOTICE OF sHERIFF-s SALEM THE
superior court OF the state OF Mash.ns-
ten. FOR the county OK King. The New
England Mortgage Security -omt =
corporation. plaintiff: ys. James narrls.
pora + Hsrr,s Wil.a9sS Is arr Mrs. lars
Daniel OLsary. Gust Gunderson, J. H.
Wcoiery. county OF King. Fred G4sca.
A. l.. Rutherford. r. A. Twlshen. BY
ron Phelps. ". a Richie, T. ~. slahcy;
Jerome CatlIn. defendants No. e2.s2
Under and by virtue OF an order OF SAFE
and special execution. issued out OF me
above named court, in the above enitSisi
have duly levied upon the following de-
scrihed real property situated IN ring
county, Washington, .o-s1t. The Soath-
east quarter Of the southwest quarter, ana
the southwest quarter OF The soutnease
quarter. and the north half OF the SOUTH
eas. quarter. ar9 the southeast quarter o.
the southeast quarter Of section four 90:
In township twenty-five CD nortn. ana
range seven fT east OF the Willamette
meridian. containing Two hundred Acres.
meni survey. together with all water, Wa
ter rights. frrigating bitches, aquedacfs.
canals. appropriations, franchises ana
privileges. upon. leading 70, or connected
with. now or hereafter owned. used or en-
loved In connection with said premises,
ard every part and parcel thereof.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the 2Sth day OF August. lss@. at
al the front door OF the courthouse. in the
CITY OF Seattle. in said King county.
will sell the above described property az
public auction. TO the highest and best bid
der. for cash
A. T. VAN DE vANTER. Sheriff.
Crowley. Sullivan & Grosscup. Aftor-
reys.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-30

NOTICE TO TAxDAY NOTICE -
ss 80, ss..-s.s-.., -, = = so1sssy
fh-e@ Est weeks. rS-r1 @rCsrx Msnssxs-
Aaesss = a =. 10. AZ sa4 hs7g raT1s..
eosz~x n1s1xs. Tor Eszs pssr 5eSe - e,rsxas.s
elat-ns~r abatement cf tax 2re Ae~aa~
ysa<sssxa - zpcear On o. eefe-e Szfs1~vSzv
AngEsz - zs9s. OF - forever S4--44
NATHAN nF-NAN
County Ausslscr ant k-x-f1sTtrso FTerx Sc ~
r.zra cf CouEsv Commissioners 81
Ksnx CsKlrty. WASH
TeMtrsa NJ Seattle. 2Ras -sr1 car GO jar
A p 1xS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-30
CITY NOTICES.
CITY TREAsURERs NorIcE-c1TY

CITY TREASCRERS NOTICE-CTTy
of Seattle
Notice IS hereby given that the assess
neni roll OF local Improvement district
10 "A. Tor the Improvement Of Light
street. II the city OF Seattle. from south
mne o. Mercer street 10 south line o.
Thomas street. under the provision. OF
ordinance No 2sSS. providing for said I'M
proFement by grading the same ard con-
assessment TO pay therefor By the mode OF
payment by bonds" has heretofore
oeen duly certified 20 me FOR collection.
an the respective sums therein charged
anu IeVlss against each lot and parcel OF
land IN said district must be paid in ten
e2ual annual payments. with interest upon
lae ".aoie sum 80 charged and levied. or
s1ea insSaRments thereof as remain uu-
paid. al the rate OF ten per cent per an
MN. ana said interest must be paid annu-
sIy. toyetser with the annual insfallmerfs
. !. due IN each year. said sums began
20 .-ear interest on the 18th day OK August
rs. and the third iastallment or said as
easements and The interest for the third
year viii become due on the 2sta day %
OF said instaIlment OF principal and said
interest on or before said 18th day OF An
gust, 1896. the same shall become delin-
Qlent, and shall bear interest az the rate
% ten per cent. Oer annum until paid and
II not paid before the same shalt have be-
come delinquent. penalty OF i've per
cent shall be added, and the sums delln-
Qusnt shall be entered on annual tax roll
for the current year against each lot and
parcei OF land 50 delinquent and wi,h the
interest collected as other taxes, separate
account being kept thereof. and X not
paid within the time fixed FOR the pay
ment OF city taxes. shalt be collected as
such taxes are collected. together with
such additional charges or penalties as
are authorized 10 be charged ard collect
ed on other delinquent taxes, and each
lot or parcel 50 delinquent shah be sold
for the amount OF such assessment. with
interest and costs. a. the time and IN the
manner aud hV the ~.
lands and lots are sold for city taxes
GEORGE r. MEACHAN
City Treasurer of the City OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication. July 20 1856
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-30

NOTICE or sHERFFFs sAr.fs-IN THE
superior court o. the STATE % Washing
ton, Tor the county % King. slzTnsud
Sehwsbacner. plaintiff. ~. Lizzie = Llp-
sky. Ronald NJ. Crawford. az admins
traitor Of the estate 81 Jules q TgDssy
.lecsased. Alfred Lee LIpEky. Arthur
I.sIIey Gatzert f8psley. Nellie Iosfize
t.lpsky. Marie Liussy, Eztelle Iipsky
George Mortimer Lipsl<y. and Lizzie s
Lipskv. as guardian OF fha person@ ana
estates Of TIE defeudants. Arthur We
Llpssy. Carl Frederick LiDsky RaIiev
atatzert Ilpskg. Nellie Louise i.lpsly
ware I.iIs*y fsssslle i.aEskv ard George
MorisTsr lspykg. minor caiiSiren 81 JaIex
8 ,s.-aPsky. diseased. defendan:s. No.
Under and By virtue Of an Order a. .,,a
ard special execution. issued our OF the
above named court in the above sr,fts1sSt
ea4se. and 70 me directed arA de4gv@r@s I
have daily Ieyief upon the following de-
xer5sed real property situated Ia King
county. Washington. to-wif FInv 80, feee
~ one hundred and twenty On feat ~
EFo9ad. being part % LOT Eve ts1 IN
DOCK numbered nfteen lf5B of &. u fser-
en's addition - the town tfs9w eiss1 a. g.
afties the same bs3ag more nast3rtgIa~g,.
bounded and described as follows. is-Tgtfs.
ReEianinE a. he ssafawsS;eriy s.r,-sa- -,
a7ia iet Eve O.. u block afteer as ar1
9is.g Renee t@fterly on sirs parallel
SpTr~ street 10 feet. thence no~-h-
e. sl1ng she alley - feet. thence v,e.,-
s-}v paralles wish IRE frss aesershas ~.
e skess tss1ce sosf-afrly aaorr --s,s.7s
Stree - fee9. - sAc riaee - BEGINNER.
teEetasT win the fereznsrsN ners,se,ss
ssE.s ana sg9aFterAnc.S thereunto Be-
ettee r therefore hereby given that a,
frldsy. ire zsfn Day of Angusf. 1s,ss -
a. The frous door % the r7ssrtY es,ss - - ~
eliE q ss4tflr- = szi1 King crifs7Fv
wa3 sci tne above describe fywor,s.r,sx
khn..e ancfior. 70 the highest and best bsI-
Dzte1 tnls 18th dav OF July. f9s
- 4 VAN DE- yANTER, shertr.
carr x Presson. ATTORNEYS.