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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-22

W1eneosoD mbousd ouhaspsbo TheoP
AnDWUgU-lsslay n . Lnnl Cnse.
That witnesses whose testimony - t.
kea By Deposition should subscribe their
answer to the interrogaiorses was Illus
trAtso N Juege LAngIsy's court yesterday
IN the CO. q Mn. A. - C1ark w z. H.
Dunn q a. IL win b roDeubssed that
this action b brought b. Mrs.. Clark 20
cancel deed made b. her husband. & J.
Clark. BY the terms Of which he e.
changes . ooldjsrs homestead d King
county ~ Wisco0sin lands which ~ had
eevsr eeen. and - 20 which he says the
Dunna made gross Misrepresentation
TO establish these facts. the deposifions
OF Ar. and 1Grs. Clara we're taken In Wis
constn. eus when u Was souGht to intro-
duee than In evidence yesterday an OBJ
1soste0 Was sustained ON the ground thar
nstthee 81 the Witnesses had signed their
names 70 their answers.
The eepcsttions VIII have 70 b taken
over again. and the trial was continued
Until Nay - for that purpose
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For Homeless Chiiir.u,

Ars. II. d. Brown. Of ~ Battery street
state superintendent OF the National Chill
drens Homo society, had on hand last
week eight children. Six have been plac-
ed In good homes for adoption and she
stu has two dne boy babies. aged Z and
months. for which she would Nike TO find
good homes. She would also like 70 hear
Of any homeless or destitute children.
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II THE EXEMPTION LEeALf
Dispute - TO Assignment Law TO He
Appealcst.

whether exemptions can be hai under
the present assignment law VIII probably
be passed on by the supreme court IN the
assignment Of Thomas NJ Aivord. The
irsoivent some tine ago pe;ittoned Judge
Langley fer an exemption. which was al
lowed. ans appraisers appointed 70 deter
mine the value Of the property sought 10
be Get apart The appraisers report was
heard yesterday morning and approved
Certain CT editors have given notice Of ap-
peal ana 70 10 understood the case VII
soon % carried up 20 the higher court on
the ground that - the Law does not ex-
p-essiy authorize exemptions IN assign
menfs. none esn b made.
A labor claim os MIS- O. Ole arnceusfng
70 SsSt- s. vas fled against Alvcrd
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pioneer Place Improveme.t..

The improved appearance Of Pioneer
place due to the completion Of the new
pavement seems to be serving a. an
inspiration TO all the ofaces fronting on
the square to put on full dress suite. Tho
burlington has already put the newest
pcss.sAe touch OF gold on its handsome
r3ase glass window, and jealous railroad
rivals accWe Benton Of walking clear
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Crawford 4 Conovsr have sued Frances
c. Adams anc l. William Adams for 8. "a.
alsegsd to BE- due - commissions for
eals Of certain property belonging TO Mrs.
Aoamg separate estate. AZ evidence Of
the ooaigatton the plaintiffs submit an in
strumens IN writing, dated March Is lSsc,
signed by Adams. wherein he promise. To
pay the commissions sued for on pay
msnt to him Of . $4,000 prcmissory note
sxecutsd W Margaret Miller, Amasa B.
miller ana Henry w. Miller. secured by
morfgags on lots and I, block q, A. A.
Denny's extension 70 Tsrry's First addi-
ton. and fractional lot T. block n, James
4cNaught'e Second addition The UNDER
taking further PROVIDES that n Adams re-
cesves any part Of the $500 he will psy
2 proportional part Of the Commission.
The uotss plaintiffs claim. has been paid
~ foreclosure and sale for the fun
amount Of the note and costs.
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Io Msneamus the Mayor Of Ballard.
The nsnt Tor The city printing Of Bal
lard has been transferred to the superior
court by r. r. Morrow, publisher 81 the
Searchlight. who yesterday applied for an
alternative writ OF mandate. He states
that on April the city council awarded
him contract for the city work for the
year beginning April I, and by resolution
directed the city attorney to prepare :
contract Tor the signature Of George q.
6tartup. - mayor. The contract Vas
drawn up and Morrow says presented 70
the mayor for signature: but the latter
refused and sfin refuses to sign. Morrow
asks that the court order the mayor to
Sign the contract. Judge Osborn ordered
that the writ Issue rstufnabls May / ct
80 q m.
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To Enjoin sale OF skykomish Liquor.
legal war II wagins In respect to build
tnss At Skykomish used - . saloon ana
restaurant. and yesterday 3. W Blake ap-
piled to the superior court for an order 10
enjoin Q. c. Hill and the sheriff from dis
posing o. the property under notice and
sale HID. Il 10 claimed. seeks to fcreclose
building, whisky and other property. Civ
en- BY Clein 4 Babcock to the Aurora Dis
thing Company. there being now due
eHi09. Blake says he has . complete de-
Tense and asks that the foreclosure pro-
ceedings b transferred to the superior
court. Judge Langley issucd an order TO
show cause. returnabls next Friday.
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~ kFssass Mer~r Ceuasy, Ia. We believe
sasnhesisia's Cough Remedy 70 be the best
seas~iy IN H. We use IL in our osn fAni-
And Il is avori,e ssaonx eur cussomcn
K0 Rsoa q To- IS and - 90
- Sss sals ~ dEsxEis,A
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AuIe8 OO-OpoFotIv0 SOC10tY.
\ meeting Of the Ladies' Cooperative
Society ID called for this afternoon 1t 3
o'clock In the Chamber Of Commerce
All ladies who are interested In the work
are cordially invited.
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Big Values In Clothing.

m.ss NJ ss,
cr.v,n.s q ..nss. a anu .. 49, 1870 s
s..sess,s ~ nts " oouoae Dssssted'
"xm- v,sss n - -
80. .Is-s- ss.s, -. sl1s sa
49, w,s 80 D.s M Wy uuna-
- ns1 "osleu' sans'e-oseessso. worth
49,, Az woos ooo.e breeeted
-. -. -. .n n A'Aeo cnevsote u
s1 =. s.y 49,. r. cus. 49,
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Ladies Sailors.

Hers's your chance. The biggsss
sesce % sailor Hats in the city. and a.
ths lowest possible pr.cesl From 100
up.
Be sure and get our prices on rrim-
med Hata
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~ PAirs Of Ladies' Ftne DutteA
Shoes IN new Narrow square and need)o
toe lasts. These are bright No. euoon
just received from the factory. We
bought them 1t = low price On account
Of the tipe being slightly damaged. -
dinarily sell for MA We win m
them at M . pair, sixea ~ to Z.
widths A 70 EE. Come early ana -
euro your sise. for this = eennlno
bargain.
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LMdies, Cooperative society.

Mrs. Elizabeth Atkinson, and treasurer.
ArA Isabal Blake.
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The perfect cleaning and pellaAlng
cloth. Better than channels. and much
cheaper. Ice. sc. &c. Sc, -. accorol1e
70 siBe.
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Mail oriers

We mahe Z speciality OF nan oPooe
business. guaranteeing 70 an IN ofoeEo
Gntisfactcr5ly.
Send for new catalogue ytse e -
addrcas.
Samples fSoo.
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financial.


London. June 3o--siiver. s1Ad; consois.
lib Ills.
New York. June sc-The Evening Posts
London financial cshlegram SAYS: A
much better feeling prevailed on the stock
exchange today IN regard 20 the Amerl-
cans The utterances of Mckinley were
interpreted favorably. and the opinion in
regard TO the strength OF the sIlveritcs
underwent considerable modifica ton In
addition 10 purchases TO cover recent
sales. there was little buying on account
of some large financial houses The clos
ing WAS firm and hopeful IL IN not antfc-
ipsted here that there win he any marked
revival OF demand on the account. South
American shares we're dun and nat on
various selling The other markets were
quiet. and almost devoid of feature. ex-
cept for a rise Of = per cent. In consols
There were large borrowings ar the Bank
OF England today. and to is computed that
the whole Of the dividends 10 be released
from this next week are higher than an
tIcipated. An easy money market how
ever. is assured next month.
The Paris bourse opened firm. but closed
dun. The Berlin market was weak.
Breadstufr. and Grains.
Liverpool. June s0.--wheat-spot quiet;
demand poor, No. red winter, ss IA No
l hard Manitoba 4s I'D. No. / California
S. I'D Futures closed steady. unchanged
10 IA lower: July. August and September.
- ed: October. Is aid: November. u
sd; December. a i014d.
Corn-spot quiet: American MIXED new,
as Futures closed steady. i41txd lower
July. - MD: August. "a iftsd: September
- mad: October. - IA. November. Is va:
December, "a IL.
Flour-Duii; demand poor; 81 Louis fan
cy winter, 60 Sd.
uop@.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. n fEs.
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CHICAGO NIARKETs.
Board OF Trade.

Board OF Trade.
Chicago. June so.-There was more nfs
and increased activity displayed In wheat.
and the market attracted greater atten-
ton than for some time. the range for the
day being SIC. The start was at an ad-
vance OF iseTac and gradually worked up
fAc, eased off i1c. changed some and closed
within bss1sxc of the opening figures. The
firmness was started by tho Illinois state
report, which made tho condition OF winter
wheat 6S per cent, and than there was a
better tone to the stock market In New
York. which also proved help TO the mar
ket. Gables from Liverpool. considering
the drop In this market yesterday, did not
show the decline expected, coming but &.d
lower. and this was taken as an indication
OF firmness on the other side. July llqusda-
ton, too. was not so general. and was
something of help TO the market. Among
the bearish influences OF the day was thu
favorable condition all over the country,
and predictions are for . continuance Of
the same.
There was q better trade In corn, the
market attracting greater attention. es-
pecially during the early part OF the ses-
sion, the range for the day being AQAc
Oats-Weaker early and prices receded
Aglc from yesterdays close on a moderate
selling. but reacted on improved buying,
mainly TO cover shorts.
Provisions-Trade was confined aim ost
entirely TO changing open trades In July
TO September.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-S65so: July. 65sk95siic.
Corn--June and July ees.o
oats--Juno and July. "a
Pork-June, sass: July, s6a5 BID.
Lard-Juns and July, s. s2s4.
Ribs-June and July, s6a2h
Rye-eSj4c.
Rarley-Nothtnr do,n1
Flaxseed-.sc.
Timothy-s2s1
Live Stock.
The range Of prices for cattle Is narrow
Ing. Good 10 choice beeves sell readily at
Ai51s50; grassy steers sell anywhere from
s3.6004.Io. and distillers' cattle cross the
scales at A1off4.&. according TO quality.
Hogs-The extreme range for heavy hogs
was s2.T5Q s.25. and big. heavy droves sold
the lowest; mixed and butcher lots sold at
IS .o5GeS.4o. and mixed weights brought So IS
ds55: heavy sold largely al s3sl3io and me-
dunn weights principally at ss.155gSe6
Sheep-Inferior TO good IA, sheep sold at
s~5o9i, and rams brought seSfs 50: year
lings sold at S. es4fs. and great numbers Of
lambs brought ssQs 30; extra fine heavy ex-
port sheep would sell at s4i5ai.R
Receipts--Cattle s,0o0 hogs IA 600, sheep
1900.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exohnure.

New York, June so-4London was to-day
the dominating influence on the stock
market, as renewed and fairly heavy pur-
chases OF other securities. though not on
as extended a scale as yesterday, caused
a decidedly more cheerful temper on the
part of local dealers and operators. The
London prices for Americans came higher.
some of the advances being over our final
figures exceeding a point. The buying
orders for foreign account In this market
covered almost the entire range OF inter-
nationally listed stocks. The result was
substantial gains all along the line. based
upon heavy dealings for both accounts.
The aggregate OF business. however. fell
considerably short OF yesterdays record.
The execution OF some commission house
buying was improved by the traders to
advance tho prices OF number OF the
securities. The appearance of the inside
support in some OF the Industriais also
afforded enooura cement Sugar yielded
IL. 70 109A. soon turned and assumed
the leadership of the market. In point
of strength. and rose to 1ilh. The clos
ing was within a fraction OF <he best.
The bond market also exhibited degree
of strength. The sales were $4,000.
Government bonds were duh. but a shade
higher. on dealings of 81. oeo. Silver oer-
tiicates were slightly lower. with sales OF
slle.ooo at dlsc.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call, eteady at ois7s per cent ;
last loan 3. closed 2i413 per cent: prime
mercantile paper. 4as5,s per cent Sterling
exchange heavy. with actual business in
bankers bills at sLSsGtssA for demand.
and Sta for sixty days: posted rates,
s4se1isSs and A.saia: commercial bills,
sf.SsH "a sess. Bar silver. S7so Silver GER
tihcases. ssAGsaAe.
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street. the rni,ish TAonsan and rrliacss
state reports. foreign buying urfavcrshss
crop reports and heavy clearanc-s, closing
ssEso net higher. Ne. : red July closed
slsscs September. Sasc
Chan--es In Grain stocks.
Special cable ana Geographic dispatches
% bSaastrees's coverfng principal points
% accumulation. Indicate the following
changes IN available supply last SATURDAY.
as compared with he preceding saturday:
Wheat. United States ard Canada. east OF
the Rockies. decrease zIaa ase. affoat for
and n Europe. decrease 1.1ee 90. total de-
crease worlds available supply, SEA eee:
corn. United States and Canada, east OF
the Rockies, decrease. st4.esa: oats. United
States and Canada, east Of the Rockies, Ia
crease iS40u
weoi-ou;es: domestic neece. i&srsc;
pulled. lse.
Petrcleum-Quiet and firm, United closed
si.l4 bid: Pennsylvania Grade frms-: lila
bid; Ohio crude steady. eac.
Metals.
copper-Fsrm; brokers. sifse: exchange.
su.sa.
Pig rron-weak: Southern. SIC. Rosi. 50:
northern. SIaiA.
Lead-Steady: brokers. s.: exchange.
xsa6
Tin-Quiet; straits. mas: plates nrn
Speltsr-,Dull: domestic. t4o6
Coffee.
Cofree-orttons closed quiet. Juno S
points lower. others sale points higher:
sales. Scea BAGS. including July, sii 20: Sep
TENDER. slo.7es9ia-s Spot coffee, Rio duh:
No. !. isc: mid quiet: cordeva. leSIse.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw eull: refined steady.
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STAPLE GROCERIES.

Sugar Standardization &C. IN hs,. 49,
70 sic: extra &C., IN bhls. per -. Sc.
dry graduated. In bbls. per n, &: cube.
tSc: powdered. sac; SPOT cash price
Nsrie surar-Ffve- pound boxes. scal-
Toned "a the n. sc per 70; assorted
cakes. rsssc per N,
Flour. etc. Cobbingl wa-h,nr.o,
straight Per Dbl. s. sef7s 30: patent. g =.
patsnt ExcerNnt. Is: Novelty A. 81 10.
ner bhi ss.Ts; per ewt. $3.50: era
ham. per bhl. nss. or IAN
saeks gS per cwt; rye four. rsr
MI "a or la-ro ~ per cwt: rva ma,
- MI e. *. FER cvt fsis. cat r~aa.s -
hi g sae94: honsinv, per cwt g. sS. cr.e,res
wheat. per cwt. s1.i5. relied wheat "a a.
~ hhl. sacks. rs: whole wheat f,,s5~
rer cwt. KS; pearl barley. ioo-re saet.
x-s... ~, boxes. &c; split pess. per Ia ,,
80. A., ss-lo boxes. sisc: corn rneat -
low. ia~. SIS: sns. no: white. Jos = e..
go esbhfnrp-Srnsn white rsr :,
frse. pink. per ~. .'se; Bayos. per -. .uc.
INA per p. %ac-
pt-s fTrNhgnwb-Jepar. etc: China H.
- ~ Ysiane. Sc. Carolina. sis4sar.
bve,f.a inE1-Fiela. rssr - =.
Josesnxl--T4verpooi sp-lb sa~k.
= - slsTss: American dairy an
- per ton. SIS. Coast. hair e~o,t,s
-, =, .sek- per tor. s.. 5eIs sa~xs -.
-. .,s. m sacks. z IN bale. a. EIn go.
:, 4, s.fe g.: la-ib SACKS. = 81 hal- &.
-ayobtiugb-Horas rendered -
81, Ss-~4sfr. tlerces. Tske. Rex lea, =.
-, -. ,--,rouna. ,fcrcss. g.
80 cshlnz A--t3recr- NccAs re- ~
- -. rsr ~. ~sc. Costa Rl~a- rbrt..
49, e. Arhackless =, - -
e. = - ews. Sc IS; sa-ro cases. ae- a..
=, = ss.fs cases. per cwt, 81 3. Iava. y, -
-. r,~r H. *: - and les-Eh So.
80. Ason wecha. Sc pcssrTry Nd So.
-ss.osss 80. grOuns ec-e.. sssssss.,s.
49,. 49, 81 IS. So. ssa.s; sss. - a
,ssfe-fI chhinxA-~Nakers'. fs-ls r,vn
-,>.,-, a.. is-lb t.sEie. &c; star. la-l6 box-
80 f@c. -
- -. paksrs' SID hores c. w.
,seester.. f-,b tirs, Sc: alb tins. s-sss.
~.-sn.s.rs.a NsfN -SJaessrwb-waxsA r--
r.~~ q HIGHLAND answest@ns1. s. =. -
esS.rlsx cream. 81 IS Standard. IS. Nen-
-. s,-ssv~sterei s.. Ecououay Sass
sAae~x - uenNgngi worexasxrxhsra
x-~nn So toz. $50. nssdlgm & =. r~n-
- ssoe~. piuts. PEI eos. IFS: tomato
esssssp- sssfifnrsla pints. Is per aoz.
ezsTss. ~ per ecz; sas4er's. plass, = s
Ter eos-
syraps-srchhsngh-Dr kaix ner SAL
len, r.. Erspx. hair ~ Per xaiia-. Sc:
sssRA ksSA PES ks<. G-ss ssssS gs..aa
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Brcadxtufrs and Grains.

San Francisco. June B-Ffcur-Fariily
extras. So 1908 IS: bakers extras. a&1 20:
saperfne, g. s5a3 per barrel
WheGt-Shlppsng wheat ste per centa4
fer No I. and s3[c for choice milling,
81 05191 - per GENITAL
Rarsey-Feed fair 20 good, sSiSTfs l2oi
choice. ss.a7oe; new brewing, 7T'<1TiAo-
oats-MBIlng. s7i<ESoc Per esnta!: sur
rrise. sseasl azss; fancy feed. s14rse'sc:
good 20 choice. sas4as7sse: poor to fair.
T5skas.a4e; gray. seassi2e per GENITAL
z2.ssss pfs-sfIcur, quarter sacks. Z.ifs. 90
south Vallejo. q. so; wheat, eent2ls, H.
Ga. harley. centals. aano: cats. Oregon.
ceatals. LIT; beans, sscks. leo. rye cen
tals. 10: potatoes. sacks. 2.s9, onions.
sacks. SIS. bran, SACKS % naseelings
sacks. rs. hay. tens. 81: ssrzw. tons. 20;
wool, hairs. *: wine. gallons. a. re. hides.
aunIer. 40; quicksilver. nasEs iSs.
a.rofucs. FrusT. Etc
1nsaitnr~. ysV1a; bran. Nfals1
Hay. rev crop-whsat, Igss' wheat
ana cat. ras: cat. ts9s; harisT,
8 Ess7 q. alfalfa. ,a9ass; clover. I.sos
4@. osd crop hay IS generally covered ey
a range of sT@iisa.
pefasoez-0regcn Burhanks. sfGs>s;
Ham aelat Burbarks. 5S2l9c. new potatoes.
rsegxI 80, new Early hese. sscsIl-ia: new
p1rhanks. tzSi-SA.
yegetah.es-OnAons. yellow. sSs5Ac' Los
Angels tomatoes. = esefzss: string beans.
see9s. green peas. gareen. 1sg-asc Per 10;
garlic. sef%o: dried peppers. Sai-asc; aspara-
xsss. ordinary. 6scs5<l.Zs CO fancy. I.ssst
Z s.. rhasArh. sss~c: eaegEabsrs. Tsrs5sl. 5
ssr Ma-ysy.-is. BAY squash, IsTtsc far
large ecxss. 60 fer small BOXES. 3a@Hc. sss
slant fss8z-1-c. green earn. Aiznns@A Lab
zr1. s. sS<.3. do. other points. Esesl-
Ex~t-.ASS-ss. soESsasas SNAIL asxszs -
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid TO Farmers for Country
Produce.

The following quotations are the prices
paid TO farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named,
the goods 20 be delivered In Seattle:
Hops. choice. new. 2G2ikc per 10.
Hay Gin boat losdsl. s. so<7x76: oats.
choice, Eastern Washington. sA; Puget
sound. sIsais.5o; barley. NfE per ton;
wheat, chicken feed. SIT 50a3is: corn, sls.
Potatces-slaul5 per ten.
Hides, Pelts and Taliow-Heavy salted
steers. over 80 lbs. sffsc: medium, per 10.
fGf5c: light. under 4s ms. &c per n: heavy
cows, 4c: light. Sc: saited k,ps. sz9sc, and
calf. per III. Sc: green hides. fc less than
sailed; dry hides. per ID. Sc: culls OF
above one-third less: dry elks, per ID, Sc;
dry deer skins. summer. per ID. sN9
&c; good winter. ioG15c: poor and thin
winter. s7Sc: sheep skins soT3nc: fun
wool. sp1GHc: wool. Western Washington.
&c per ID. tallow. 2is13iac
Live stock--Choics beef cattle, cows. &c.
steers. Sc: choice sheep. 30: rood
hogs. ss6s.S: calves, dressed, large.
&c: small &C..
Logs-Sgpersor quality, per NJ. Ar. n nff
9: choice cedar. IS; common. per NJ. "a.
spruce legs xfs. cedar shinsIe taxs. "a
Ranch eggs-lsdisisc.
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ard deliver same 20 sasd rvsasser. -, .hstr
tnereEpon deliver 20 the grantee - gr.r-
tees therein named the eees a. safs ~<~s
cree directed 20 be ss.S = a. a- :. sac as
absolutely. but shall retain IL ~. -
the others OF sucA decd or aeess ~ -
company unfl the expira ton % TIE afore-
sad statutory period OF reserar,tso-. ~
sasd real estate IN sai1 decree 1Ire~+es ~
De SOLD IN separate rarceia ard IN ra~e
ne same sfMl not be redeemed he shag
deliver such cee9 or cessz 10 tie r~ansae
or grantees therein nanne1 ssoncurr@rstiy
with his delivery to him or tfse-rs ~ -
own de.i or deed. In pzrzusnce OF the
eerihoafe or certificates OF purrha-e o.
s s real estate. as IN said decree pro-
saie property described ard referred 70
nefe4no%loTe IN subdtvisson NAMED First
10 orcer II 70 be sold without valuation,
appfA<senaents resterrspsion or exterssou a.
~ sals decree provided. and ;he other
properties; hsresnoefcre In subdivisions sac
ono, third. fourth, hffh. slxtn AMI sey-
entn ~ order described AMI referred TO-
a1s 70 De sod subject 20 redemption there
=. 49, $3.50 ohe year after the confirmation
- sacn sale, as provi6s1 By the laws OF
the state OF Warrington
sac sales 70 be made under and accord
- - me rules and practice Of and sub
yses 70 counrnAtion by tbs court. and 10
sAlssfy the amounts decreed TO be paid.
1T principal ard interest. namely, tlsi -
80 and interest thereon and costs. and
"a. proper expenses attendant upon SAID
sac. Including compensation OF SAID mas
yer. Tees and commissions Of the clerk os
,nls court. and each and all Of the items
cecreed 10 be paid out Of said proceeds Of
said SALE a. therein itenszes
EBEN SMITH,
United States Master 81 Chancery. DIS
trict OF Washington. Northern Division
as special Master in this Cause.
dated Seattle. Wash. June ]. Ise
The sale mentioned and referred 20 In
the above notice in here and now adjourned
70 Tuesday. July 7. tses TO begin at 10
o'clock In the forenoon OF that day at the
westerly front door Of the courthouse OF
King county. Washington. in the city OF
Seattle IN said county. at which time and
place /. said United States master In
ehancery for the District OF Washington.
Northern division. as said special master
duly appointed IN and by said decree 20
make. direct ans5 conduct said sale. viii
sell at pubic sale 10 tbs highest bidder,
upon the terms and conditions in said
notice stated ard in tho order therein
stated the properties In mid notice de-
scrlbed. mentioned and referred TO.
EBFS SMITH,
United States Master in Chancery. Dis
tricf or Washington. Northern Division.
as Special Master IN this Cause.
Dated Seattle. Washington. June 10. 1855.