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Van wyck's plurality over Low. s5,92I
Tammany's victory In Greater New
York IL q sweeping one. As early as
2 o'clock IL was evident that the only
question to be settled was the size Of
the plurality. Complete returns show
that It was SC, COS over Low and l33, 35s
over Tracy.
Tho legislative branch Of the city
government Is Tammapy- Democratic.
IL Is q double headed body. one branch
being the municipal council. consist
ing Of the president and twenty. eight
members, and the other. The board OF
aldermen, comprising sixty members.
The vote OF Van Wyck In New York
county Is approximately the sarne as
was cast for Bryan in 1906, which was
49,, 024. General Tracy rep polled
approximately $4,000, against McKin-
ley's vote OF 156, $50 In New York
county, while Low Citizens Uniorl
polled approximately 7,,0oU, ana
George jefferson Dem 12,0on
ALBANY, N. v. Nov. 4-Thc com.
plete returns from the state demon.
strate that the Republican landsfidcs
for the past two years have been re-
versed, II not by giving rs large a ma
jority for the Democrats, at least by
changing something like 24O, 900 votes
Governor Blacks plurality in the state
last year was over 20o, 900. John
Palmer, the Republican secretary OF
state. won the year previous by over
100, 900. Tho indications are that
these enormous pluralitics have been
swept away and q reverse plurality OF
between 80, 600 and 80, 900 given.
Tho greatest surprises Of the re-
turns are the great gains made in the
assembly by the Democrats, many of
them being In counties and districts
where there was no expectation upon
tho part Of Democratic managers OF
winning. Republicans explain these
Waius by attributing them to the
heated municipal campaigns and the
trading OF votes The morning re.
turns indicate that the Republicans
will still control the assembly, al.
though by q largely decreased una.
jority.
More surprising, perhaps, than the
returns upon the state and assembly
district tickets, were results Of the
municipal campaign in the large cities.
Buffalo, Rochester, Binghampton,
Syracuse, Utica, Albany, Troy and
Schenectady. elected Democratic
nayora In Albany tho conditions
were very similar TO those In New
York. Two Republican candidates
split up the vote of that party and al.
lowed the Democrats to win. The
combined Republican vote was Q, ooC
In excess Of the Democratic vote. In
Buffalo and Rochester Republican sue.
cess was thought to be almost assured
prior to the election, but the result,
are foreign to the predictions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-11-12
KILLED CHILD AND SELF
Meager Report Of "a Murder and suicide
at Jnadilla.

Coroner kostens of Otoc county re-
ceived word al Nebraska City Saturday
from Unadilla that Ralph w. Van
Horn, a prominent citizen of that
place, had shot his child and then him
self and that both had died from their
wounds. AS il seemed to be a clear
ease of suicide /. was deemcd unneces
sary TO hold ar inquest.
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TAMMANY'S TRIUMPH
VAN WICK ELECTED BY
S5,o27 PLURALITY.
Iowa, Ohio, Pennsylvania. Maryland and
Massachusetts, Republican - colorado III
Doubt-yirginia. kentucky and New
York Democratic.

Enw YORK, Nov. 4-l'ollowing IL
the grand total OF the votes received
by the three leading candidates for
mayor in Greater New York:
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

steamship City of Topeka will sail for
Alaska May IL at a. m.
Manager Frank w. Goodhue. OF the
steamer Greyhound made a business TIP
To Everett last night.
Steanlsllsr City of Topeka was at tho
Oregon improvement Companys bunkels
yesterday loading coal.
Steamship Walla Walla viii sail for san
Francisco tomorrow morning steam-
ship Umatilia Is expected TO arrive during
the day.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company
has agreed to bring from Alaska, tree OF
charge, ores for the exhibit being arIang-
ed for July 4.
steam collier Willamette will finish loaf
ing coal today at the Oregon Improve
ment Ccmpany's bunkers and wiz SAIL Tor
San Francisco.
For several months the work OF hlling IN
the foundation OF tho oregon Improve
ment S,ompany's coal bunkers has been
carried on, the all being stone tnat Is
brought In cars from the coal mines.
Agent @. r. Thorndike, of Yesler wharf.
has been notified by the CANADIAN Pacihc
that a regular steamer service has been
ESTABLISHED between Vancouver, Texada
island, Phillips Arm Shoai bay and WAY
ports.
schooner merchandising was IN port
x.ssterxfay The origin and reference or
the name is obscaIred IN the RECORDS OF tho
Ysasf The Ncver-TpUched-A Is very
oad-foolxing craft and IL the name apples
10 paint il wonld certainly seem very Ap-
propriate.
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The branch hydrcgraphic Office. c,,s.,~
house. Port Townsend. Wash. wsu mr.
nish on application. free Of charge, fun in
formation regarding the following notices
10 mariners.
Africa east coast, Birikan river fn,r,
Durnfordf. beacons N entrance
Australia east coast. Rrabsc island h,s
con discontinued. amendment to Asirniral-
~ chart Nc. l.sIoa.
Bay of Bengal. gulf or Martaaan nan
existence OF shcal southwest of krishna
shoal light vessel
British Columbia. strait OF Georgia.
amended particulars or rock in shoai
channel
Canary islands. Gran Canarsa. rner,a
de Ia Luz hreakwater. position Of iigh,.
East India islands, Lombok. amended
positions of islet and rocks eastward os
Awang bay.
East India islands. Makassar strait.
non-existence of Sea Serpent reef
England. west coast. Liverpool ap-
preach. intended alteration in c buoy.
Errstum. Notice 10 mariners Ne. IL tsaa)
OF 1897.
Florida. St Johns river entrance. Pilot
Town range lights, amended positions.
Holland Mas river. Slijkgat buoy No
replaced by a light buoy, Scherm beacon
destroyed.
della anardia light temporarily replaced
by fixed light
Japan, Honshu tNipon,. south coast.
Tenriu river entrance. kakctsuka light
exhibited.
Mediterranean sea, Crete. prohibited an
chorage in khsnia bay.
Mediterranean sea. Egypt. Port Said.
time signal on High lighthouse.
New Jersey. OF Barnegat. sunken wrecks
destroyed.
New York. Hudson river. new lights.
Scotland. east COAST Firth OF Forth.
May island. intended fog signal experi-
mental alteration IN light of Herwit gas
buoy.
Spain, north coast. Bilbao entrance.
Hight buoy marking East breskwater,
Virsinia, Hampton Roads, Fairway buoy
established eastward of Newport News
middle ground.
West Indies. bank SOUTHWESTERN Ok
Great Ira qua island.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state OF Washington, for the County OF
King William f. Hacker. plaintiff. VS.
Andrew Let The Solicitors Loan and
Trust Company. Thomas Dewitt Cuyier
and Enfinghan Il. Morris assignees OF
The Solicitors Loan ana Trus, Company
Schram Company, a Corporation de-
PENDANTS. In equity. No. p, 100 sum-
mons for Publication.
The State OF Washington 10 the said Ar-
drew Let, defendant:
You are hereby summoned TO appear
within sixty days after the date OF tne
first publication OF this summons ,s. ,osWr =;
April 1897. and defend the ahove-entitied
action In the above-entitled court and an
swsr the complaint OF the piainun ana
serve copy OF YOUR answer upon the un-
dersigned attorney for plaintiff. at his Of
f,ce below stated. and In case OF Your
failure SO 10 do. Judgment Will he rem
dered against you according 10 the de-
r,and OF the complaint. which has been
flaa with the clerk OF said court.
The object OF said action Is 10 recover
let for the sum Of siseoo 90. with interest
AT twelve rer cent. per annum from Oc
fohar fst 1870. for the further sum OF
IS se with interest thereon At twelve per
cent ner annurn from AurIl iSt. lsa6. for
IN. further sum OF ssSe with Interest
thereon at twelve per cent per annum
from the ist day Of October: ISL: Tor The
ri twelve ner cent. rer annunn from Au-
gust 9th 1896: and FOR the further sum OF
sisa 40 as an attorneys fee; which sums are
claimed under n proufi<sory note and IN
te~est COUPONS and the mortgage herein
after mentioned executed by the defend
ant Andrew let to The Solicitors Loan
and Trust Company. dated April ist. 1892
payahia April LIST. 1895; and 70 foreclose and
determine the lien OF a certain mortEaEe
OF even date with the said note ana exc
cused 20 secure the same by the said An
drew Let. recorded in the office OF the
auditor OF sai8 county OF King on the md
aav OF Arm rSeg IN Book s. az Mortgages.
AZ page as. which said mortgage vas. on
the aAth dav az snrii. ises. assigned 70 the
estate 81 Ellen VAIN. deceased. and was
ON the esth day OF February. 1897. assigned
10 plaIntifs which mortgage covers the
following described real estate situate In
The cnanS OF King and state Of Washing
ton. to-wit: An that certain tract or
niece OF land. with the nessuaEes or tene-
rnents thereon erected. situate and being
iot nine 90. IN block thirty-eight cS1 IN
n r penny's Third addition fo> North Sc
attic: and for general EQUITABLE relief
WALTER Is0NEnAY
Attorney For Plaintiff.
Office and postorice address: sTs-sfa
Berlin building. Tacoma. Pierce County.
Washington.
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Live stock.


LONDON. May ie.-consols, 1ls lie;
silver, rad.
NEW YORK, May 12.-The Evening
Posts London financial cabiegram says.
The stock markets were quieter today,
with a reaction In some OF the speculative
stocks which have recently advanced
so sharply The tone. however, Is still
distinctly firm Americans were quiet, but
firm, with some exceptionally good buy
ing notably of Central Pacific. Norfolk a.
Western and Union Pacific. The close
was steady on the street. but there was
no business. Brazils were better again.
and Kaffirs were good. There was a
sharp rise in Peruvian stocks.
The Paris and Berlin markets were firm.
BreadstufTs, Grains, Etc.
LIVERPOOL. May 12.-Cargoes off
coast. firTuer; cargoes on passage hrmer,
81 to sd higher; English country markets.
partially I'd dearerj French country mar
kets. firm: wheat in Paris, firm; -four in
Paris. firm.
Wheat-Firn: spot No. 1 red Northern
spring, Sc ID
Corn-Dull. spot American mixed. rs
Sid Futures. dull: May. Pa 6i4d; June.
2s nd: July. Is sad.
Cotton-Uplande, 5-3zd.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE. May 2.-Sailes-Bktn
Klikltat. Capt. Cuticr, for Honolulu.
HCs4t5IAA. Wash. May u---Arrived--
Scfr Chas. r. Wilson from San Fran
cisco for Aberdeen. Alay 1z--Saiied-str
Sunoi. from CosnopoEis for San Fran
cisco.
SAN FRANErSCO MAY f2.--Arrfvea--
SIR Australia. Honolulu. city 81 Pueblo.
Seattle. Safiel--sh charmer, New York.
str Weshtsn4w. Tacoma
Dssasfer-Schr Tneresc. Capt. Ryan
hence March ~ for Kodiak has be- n
wrecked 4 Coal Bay. Alaska. crew saved
YOKOHAMA, May I9-SaiIed-far str
Mount LEBANON, Tacoma.
HONOLULU. May E.-Arriyed-Japan>
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Council VIII conEsfer any and al ohfec-
tons IN said roll IL deems t1St. axzd
viii then detuct the amount Of such cost
assesrd agatsrss srreer crossings (which
The city, ard wifi then By Ordinance ap-
prove ssch roll and levy ard xs-ess the
amounts thereof sxzi1r each parcel and
lot shown IA said roll. and declare the
same a arst Hen thsrecn- Said matter
may be adjourned 70 a fster date Il - or
cered b. the cay Council
WILL II PARRY.
City COMPTROLLER and Ex-OdEcso City
Clerk Of tire cffy OF Seattle.
Date 81 hrxt p1bIica ton. MAY 8 1897
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Pstziuraa and females Burharks. S3Tec.
new potatoes tt71asc per pound. sweet pc
tazoes. $Ei-zS. new essiogss esasE per
sex. Austrslisn onions go pr goana'
pers, sss-c per pound: dried okra. insS I-s.rc::
kArlfcs lN-c. COMMON G<p1r3 gas. frcesSt- -
e.ao1ce asparagus I.szFe. green peas. -
&c Per sack garden peas sscJs1s s sa1s
Deans. fsfse per pound. rhEearn. ~ g
tyr OAK Mexican tosnaTceS We per ooNs
.rId4ts-t-aerrses. white. $500 per o1As
SIT i 0 sr 80 secYN per e0A rs sSssr
res, per chest s. s.9s: large straw berries.
- 800 rries = Per Ioss ,s lssrss nr rs-
.can Zines. ssss.so; common Ialfornia
lemons. 7scffs' 30: fancy CaftfornfS lemons,
gr.pe fruit, sol = per box; . =
ButteT-Tancy creamery. Iss4G1sc. see-
isalsc-
good, sasGsize: California cream cnecdar,
lsTItlc, Young America. 7sss3Sssc. Eastern.
lag isss Western. IzS2isc-
5szS-store. lzelSs. ranch. ,ssslsc ,.>z,,-.
eo aens. u9s,isc:: old ROSTERS. s.: young. &c;
sslH. small hruiiers. $50 .. large, do. SO
q irysrs Sasc; hens. sat ducks. eld ;
z. gosiings. s-sgi.sa; pigeons. lzsa
ciosine Quotations
Wheat-Fir1n: December. s.. 3 asked.
Barley-<ssilat: December, ai@c asked
Sorn-T4arge Yellow s.. aeh4el1.a6-
Bran-czi iforria si4. s<fl5-
Wool and Reps
Wool-Spring, choice foothill leulsc
San Joaquin. SIX months. Sgllc; 90 year >
sfspie, Sffiac. mountain. Ii1iscs Sesaoa,
i01isc. Oregon lesfIsc. Northern lsffas-,
bops-<2uotabie at Ssslsc for 1870 crop.
financial
Silver bars ...s9N Drafts-Ssghr ...le
Mex iols.. ssszss5e Telegraph .....-l-1a
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csc wsrshlr Nsniws. from Yokohama. sa
SasQuehans. Elogo. Sailed. Nav IN
san Francisco. :.
COLON. May s.--ArEived-str Finance.
New York
Empress OF Ianan. Vancouver SsA
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state Of washington. for King Counfy-
John Wilson. plaintiff. W. j. p Brew
he9r and Ana nrswsT hss ys ~ v Ess sSs
Washington National Bank of Seattle. a
corporation: the County OF King in the
state Of Washington: Byron Phelps. as
in the State OF Washington, and Adoiph
Krlg, as Treasurer OF the City ~ Seat
tie. Malcolm NcDougai c. G. Bradner.
Willis L. Ares. as Trustee: r. J. Lam
oreux. Franz Koehler. Chas- II. Baker.
as Receiver OF the Merchants National
Bank of Seattle: the Pioneer Savings
and Loan Company a corporation: the
tied. corporation: the Seattle Hard
wsre Co. corporation. Defendants
f.amoreux. Franz Koeaier and the Pi-
oneer Savings ard Loan Company de-
PENDANTS above named.
You and each OF you are hereby sum
after the date Of the first publication OF
this summons, fo-wit. Within sixty (s1n
days after the I'd day OF ADrfi, 1887. and
defend the above entitled action In the
above entitled court. and answer the COM
pIaInt OF ire plaintiff and serve copy Of
your answer upon the undersigned attor-
stated. and IN case % your failure 40 10
do Judgment will be rendered against YOU
according 20 the demand OF the complaint
which has DTeF Efcj WIN the clerk or SAID
court The object of the above entitled
action Is 10 obtain judgment against the
defendants. j. r.. Brewer and Adora b.
Brewer his wife, for the rum OF g 900 and
interest upon the notes given by them 10
the plaintiff. and against the defendants
Eugene and Anna Fischer. for 81 40 as
suraed by them. and for the costs of this
action Including an attorneys fee OF 500.
also praying for decree establishing
ard foreciesEng certain mortgage given
20 secure the payment OF the above in
debtedness. and recorded In the Mortgage
records OF the Auditors Office OF King
County. State Of Washington. IN Vol. 70
on page 400 thereof. and describing and
covering the following lands. situated IN
said county. to-wIt: Lots Nos. nine I'D
and ten G0t In Block ten n0). and lots
seven az and eight 90 in Block twenty tZej
OF waiia Walia addition 20 Seattle. shown
on Volume 3 of Piats In Auditors Office Of
King County AT page eighty-oae SD. also
praying that in said decree the interest OF
each Of the defendants In and to said prop
erty be declared junior. inferior and sub
ordinate 10 plaintiffs interest therein. ana
that the equity Of redemption cf each OF
the defendants be forever barred and fore
closed, and for general equitable relief.
HASTINGS & STEDNAN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
p. o. Address: GA Halter Building, Seat
tie. King County. Washington.
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STEAMERS.
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTRs GARLAND AND EvANGEL
Seattle and Townsend Neah Ray route-
Steamer Garland leaves fesler dock Sun
atys. Tuesdays ard Thursdays at 10
n IN for Port Townsend. Port wiiIiAmA
bungeneSs. Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Cettysnurg. fysht. Ciallam Bay and NeAh
Rays returning. arrives az Seattle p. m
on opposite days. Steamer Evangei leaves
yesler dock fer Port Townsend. Port An
selss and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
ard FRIDAYS al So 2. IN: arrives Seattle
alternate DAYS az " ,. n
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SAN FRANCISCO. May 12-Flour-
Family extrsts. xAsSsEf. -. - keFS extras.
81 ssh74 IS. s,sperfine. 81 lefytss-
Nheat-Spring. SisFa Icf -. !, ana Va
for choice. miiIing. slSss29i -
Rarley-Fees. s-szgsssse' brewing, ai49
. C55ssi-puge, sound. siioal25; some fan
~ white. higher; inferior grades, s5cSs
siozss.
Receipts
Flour. Quarter sacks. 2sa2: 90 Washing
ton. ~. wheat. cantais. -, barley. CEN
tals. 4lla. oats. ceatAIs. 10 90 Washing
ton sla- hssars sacks. IA, corn, centdis.
ia. rye -axftats SO. pcfatoes. sacks. Gss
onions sackS si4. bran SACKS, 80. mid
,3fines Sarks So. hay, tons. 5; faxseeli.
sse,ss washington. rs wool. bales. 80
hises7 number. le4. cuickssiver. TASKS. g;
wine. gallons. lsSA
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
FeeI-MisdilugS. per ton. SSa29s bran,
Hay--ygheas. sss7115o; wheat AMI oa /,
s7GlH. car. sssss 70. river barley, Nsts: best
barley. S. assS alfalfa. SOS. clover. ssHe:
stock. &s41s. compressed wheat. Eaga58.
straw per bale, Ise2ssc-
Ne<efa ble--E-a. iy Rose potatoes. Sc ~
river purhsnks seTsAr per sack. river
reds, 7vasee. oEegon Burbanks. seg~e;
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteiligencer
TATsl2sH. May IL p. m.--Baromefsr
SO. clear wind east. twenty-f0ur miles
Outward, e schooner at 2.45 p. m.
NEAH BAY, May Ia p. m.-CIear;
Eght east wind. Tug Holyoks in the bay
CALLAHAN. May Ia p. m.-Clear:
light east wind
PORT ANGELES. May ia p. M
Barometer. s0e1; clear: wind east, four
miles
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co on The GREYHOUND,

Everett. Edmonds. snohomssh Route.
In eject Nov. 90 1sas- Leaves Seattle 7:N
a. n. i:s5 p. m: leaves Everett 10 a. m.
.. m. Seattle landing Colman dock:
Everett landing. Merchants dock Con-
rects with Str. Flyer for Tacoma: with
Str. Mikado for Snohomish: with train
for Monte Cristo and way stations Teie-
FRANK w. GooDHUE. Manager
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE.

Steamer MARY r. PERLEY
Leaves GaIbraith's dock, foot Of Washing
ton street. for sylvan Grove Bremerton
u. 8. Navy Yard Charleston. sidnes
$50 a. m. 100 p. m. Returning.
leaves Sidney at s:S a m. i1:fs
D. m: Navy Yard. 100 q. m. i2:ss p m
yard. $40 D. m: Saturday nights. leave
Sidney. 600 o'clock: Navy Yard. Ga
Telephone. Red ISL.
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s 3. TRANsPoRTATFoN Co


steamer ClamFaiga. Skzsit River
Rosi;e leaves ssetsie May ~ ?. N .
AT Vernon. NAY II. : p. m.; May u. l.
noon: Nav iS =. m. THilAlip. going
north. Tuesday. gong south. Sunday,
Calling at Stanwoo4. Fir. SkaEit City.
Mount Vernon anG Avon.
cry DOCK steamers for all points
on the sound Open All night. > u.
yeEkeS Manager. Telephone Main -.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
fNGToN ROUTE.
STEAMER a r ROBINSON

On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route. leaves City deck. foot 90 Main
street $50 A. ~. calling at South Beach.
Rtsrchsii. Brick Tsrd. Bremeyson. u. q
Navy Yard. sidney. Charleston Tracyton.
Chico. Sllverdale. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station al .. m: arrives Seattle
Boearaus a ca. agents. Teiephone.
Main ~
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

StEAMI+h LIbAA IHOMFsON,
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock foot Of Main street, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at a. m. for
Port Townsend. San Juan Islands and
New Whateom. Returning. leaves New
whatcom Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day. at a m J. r. Thompson. manager
owner Lilly. Bogardus h CO., agenta
City dock Telephone Main 81
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NOTICE Or SHERTF'F~s SALE.--In the
Superior Court of the State OF Wash
tngton. for the County OF King. Malcolm
McDougall. plaintiff, VI, Frank Dolan,
A. Masnus. Thomas Clancy. the First
National Bank of Snohomish. Washing
ton. A. Proctor and George r. Proctor.
co-partners as A. Proctor A. Son: Jerome
Catfin and Eva j. Catlln, husband and
wife: Russell catlin. Lizzie NJ. Curry.
John Curry. j. Il. Ronald and 8. III. Piles.
co-partners doing business as Ronald &
Piles. VIII ii. Thompson, Edward r Ed
sen and John r. HUMPHREYS. co-pariners
az Thompson. Edsen & HUMPHREYS. VIII
lis Crabll and James Richardson, CO.
partners as Crabili a Richardson: Mrs.
Finora G. Drake. defendants. No 22s4e.
Under and by virtue OF an order OF sale
and special execution. issued out or the
aboye-named court. I'm the above entitled
action. and 10 me directed and delivered:
i have duly levied upon the following real
property, situated In King county. wash
ington. fo-wit.
The Nwa of the SEA. VIZ Of s.w.k
and S.E.h OF S-W.h. all In section z, In
township q north. range ! east, w. NJ
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Friday the 9Th day of June, 1897. at the
hour of 10 O'Clock a. N. of said day, AZ the
front door Of the courthouse. in the city OF
Seattle In said King county. I viii sell
the above-describeT property at public auc-
ton, 10 the highest and best bidder, for
cash.
Dated this 18th day of April, 1897.
WM r. M0YER, Sheriff.
kiefer & Ballet. Attorneys.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER ROSALrE.

STEAMER ROsALrE.
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend daily. except Sunday. at
10 90 A. m: returning. leaves Victoria at
$40 % m Steamer George E. Starr leaves
for Port Townsend and way ports daily,
except Saturday. at eco y. m; Sunday,
direct at q. NJ: returning. direct, leaves
Port Townsend at p. m. Phone. Pike -
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WHATcoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.
Take steamer BAY CITY for Anaccrtes.
Fairhaven or Whatcom. Leaves CONNER
cial dock. Tacoma. p. M: City dock
Thurs. and Sat Returning leaves What
com o. m: Fairhaven. Sis D. m. and
Anacortes 70 p. m. Sun. Wednes. and
FRI Fares-Seattie 81. or $i.50 round trip:
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KRUsE & MADISON LINE.

Carrying Passengers and Freight
Steamer Cleveland will leave San
Francisco May II steamer IAkme Nav
Is: for Seattle ard Tacoma, eonnectinx
for sill PORTS Fretght. 81 per ton For
freight and passage apply 20
z +. CAME. Agent,
Arlington Deck.
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The Great Northera IL the banner itne 20
all points East Have you seen their Ii
orary observation Car on all Overland
traanS3
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time Card In Effect June 1. 1895.

SEATTLE, EVERETT q wHATcoM
ROUTE
State Of Washington leaves Seattle
daily, except Saturday. at 10 p. N.
SEATTLE a LA CONNER ROUTE
Fairhsven leaves Seattle daily. except
Saturday. 81 10 2. O.
Telephone. Main 37A YeSlsr dock
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STR. MULTNoMAH
tDATLD
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
FARE To At rAf I + = y Cent?
STR CITY OF ABERDEEN
(EXCEPT SUNDAY
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT 7.D A. II
FARE TO TACOMA. 3 CENTS.
Tel, 81 Main. CITY DOCK. Agent
CAPT. l. WILEY. Manager.