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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-05
Coffee Investigation.

A. W. Cornelius, the man who came
here from Alameda. Cal, for the pur-
pose of looking into the coffee industry
both on his own account and that of his
friends at home, left for San Francisco
on the barkentine S. G. Wilder yester-
day afternoon In a conversation, Mr..
Cornelius expressed himself as highly
pleased with the prospects here but
could not say whether he would return
to the Islands or not His recOmmen-
dation to people in the States, inter-
ested in coffee, will be a good one.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-05
The Stone Chapel.

The beautiful and costly new stone
chapel at Kamehameha is now in use.
1t will be formally dedicated on Found
er's Day. December 10. In time there
will be a pastor at the Hawaiian Col
lege. This was the plan of Mr.. Chas.
r. Bishop, when the provision was
made for the chapel. There are sever
al applicants for the place. but no Sc
lection will be made by the trustees
for some time The effort will be to
secure a bright, cultivated and useful
man without especial regard to de-
nomination. 1t is mentioned that no
new religious ideas will be presented to
the students.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-05
Maui's Sheriff

Sheriff Baldwin of Maui left for Mo
lokai on the steamer Mokolii Monday
evening. He went direct to Molokai
to attend to business matters. From
there, he will return to his home on
Maui Sheriff Baldwin was down here
to be present at the damage suit, en-
tered against Mr.. King and himself
by S. Ahmi. The case having gone
over until the next term, Sheriff Bald
win made haste to return to his duties.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-05
Coffee Shipped.

The S. G. Wilder's cargo for San
Francisco is as follows: 1852 bags
sugar weighing 1,624, 2O9 lbs; valued at
s5O,1OO.5O and shipped as follows: g.
SS1 bags by F. a. Schaefer & Co. and
275 do by Theo. H. Davies & Co. to
Williams, Dimond & Co.; 1000 do by
Castle & Cooke and zoos do by c.
Brewer & Co. to Welch & Co.; also 922
bags coffee by Theo. H. Davies & Co.
to order.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-05
SHIFTING SANDS.
Deadly and Treacherous Crossing
of the Waipa River.

The body of young Kakina, reported
in this paper as having come into con-
tact with a quicksand in the Waipa
river not long ago. has never been
recovered.
The Waipa river is most treacher-
Gus place. Until recently there was a
bridge over which people could pass
from Waipa to Hanalei but that has
been washed away and now travellers
must wade across. The quicksands
formed there shift from place to place
so that there is no telling when per-
son crossing over may be entrapped.
White men, Cinnamon and natives
have been lost in the same manner as
Kakina.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-05
Two Scientists.

Both Professor Koebele and Jos.
Marsden are expected back here in a
few weeks. They are to meet soon
upon the Coast for some work for this
Government. Very soon after the pair
land they will depart from Honolulu
for the coffee districts of Hawaii and
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-05

Maui. Professor Koebele, who has
lately been in Mexico, will give some
new methods on dealing with blight
and some new ideas on coffee culture.
Mr.. Marsden will further advise the
planters and will as well gather ma
terial for addition to his biennial re-
mort
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-25
CITY NOTICES.

providing for the payment the-esor = -
stENmerEs ard establishing 4 rrs,s =
sQch payment tE the lsNvsnr sns -
ton - special assessments uFon ~. 80
erry benefited hy lhe t1an~oxe F,as~. 49,
providing for the issuance Of ha-ss< :. -
thortEad by an sct o. the lexaslatg, - ~
State OF Washington. approved Aa~~s 49,
lS.S. ard under the provisions 81 arlss~s-.as
No. SSts. approved May 7th. ISsl. ss 49,
81 BY ordnance Nc SisA approval ~ -
.Ith. fSas. has been daily certified "a - ~
charged and levied against each -ss-a
and lot % land. and part thereof ~ -
district. in payment az such fnstsls-ssaaIa
remains unpaid. and the same. fnrs,ss'-ss
the Interest On the whole ameQrt ss---S
must 6s paid on or before March "a - ~.
Unless payment De made on such sr.ss~~-
meng on or before March "a 2SS7. So - 49,
shall become delinquent and shah hes- -
terest az the rate Of nine re~ ,ane -. -
anaunn WntN paid. and IL not pasa 49,
said time, a penalty 81 eve as y,ar s.aa
shan ba added An3 the suns ,ies-c,s.a~s
shall De entered o. the annual tas ~ -
the current year against each lot ara -.
eel OF land, and part thereof :, -
qasnt. and With the interest and nsrss..
shall be collected as other taxes. toesss..
with such additional charges or nenssrss.
as are authorized % be charged ana -
LOT or parcel OF land 50 delinquent sAs@
be sold FOR the amount OF such ssSsssms..~
with interest. penalty and costs. - n.
manner provided ey law.
GEORGE F. MEACHAu
City Treasurer OF the City Of Seagria
Date OF first publication. February IA
1897
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-25

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMiNATIoNs-Ss-
tice is hereby given in accordanee win
the provisions OF lection OF artlcs
\NI OF the city charter. that examine
lions will be held al the city hsii for all
persons who have filed applications for
positions In the classified civll service
OF the city OF Seattle, as mentioned De-
low:
Police service-Examination fof promo
ton. afro for original entrance 10 ne
positions % patrol driver and dog catch
err. Feb. cath. 1897.
Fire Seryice-ENRmtnation for promo
ton, Feb. a6lh 1881.
Fire Servlce-E Examinations for orlgihH
entrance 10 the positions or enzinsef
driver. pipeman. truckman, and pipemsa
of Fremont Hose &C. March LIST. fss'.
Mechanical Engineering Serviee-Ex.
aminztions for original entrance to posi-
ton OF engineer of water works. Mafca
LIST, 1897.
Civil Engineering Service-Examlaa-
tons for original entrance 10 the positions
OF computer. draughtsman, transnmah
chairman. axeman: also In the nspeclloa
service. street and sewer inspectors.
March 3rd. 1897. =.
cations OF stenographer and Typewriter.
for position of clerk at police headqpsl-
tiers. March 5th, 1897.
Fire Service-Pilot and stoker on hff-
boat, March 5th, 1897.
All az piicauts will DC examined II ~
branches specified In the rules and reg
ulatiOns OF the commission. and In the re.
quirements Of the position for which ihe'
apply. =.
original entrance VIII be received later
than six days prior to the date OF snea
examination. Each applicant VIII rseesss
postal notice of the exact time OF Dis ea'
animation.
By order OF the civil service commlssioa
A. III. CIRCUIT. secrstary.
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CRY TREASURES NorIcE-crTr

=
OF Seattle.
Notice i hereby given that he ss,,,,
annual ins.4limtut OF local improvement
district No, - for ;he improvement ~
Lewis Street in the City Of Seattle frnw
Yssler Avenue 70 the north line u Ma
Walia addition under the provisions az a.
dinance No. SSss. which provides Ter ~
Improvement % said street by graetnr
the same and constructing sidewalks y,
both sides thereof with parking ssric~ ~
tween sidewalks and roadway, and pfa.
viking for the payment therefor In IN
staliments ana est3 o.iShlng q fnad fo-
such payment by the lsNying and eos.eS.
ton of special assessments upon the prpa-
erty benefited by the improvement aa8
providing for the issuance OF bonds 81
authorized BY an act or the Legislature =,
the State OF Washington. approved Mares
9Th. iSsS, and under the provisions OF ar
dinanca No. $3.50, approved May tn. lsx
as amended by ordinance No, Sac Al.
proved July flth, 1884, has been duly esrss
fed 10 me for collection. and the respee-
tive sums therein charged and isys4a
against each parcel and lot Of land aI
part thereof. in said district, IN payneas
OF such installment remains unpaid, ana
the same, Including the interest on tAs
whole amount charged must be paid Gu
or before 9th day Of March. 1887 Ia
less payment Ne made on such install.
ment on or before the 9th day ot MareA
1887 the same shall become delinqEer.
and shall bear interest al the rate az
per cent. per annum. untn paid. and i
Hot paid before said time. penalty OF sra
(6) per cent. shall be added and the suns
delinquent shall be entered on the annual
tax roll for the current year against each
lot and parcel OF land and part thsreM
80 delinquent. and with the iuierest ard
rsenalty shall De collected as other taxes
toSether with such additional eharSes o.
penalties as are authorized TO be charged
md collected on other delinquent taxes
and each lot or parcel of land so islia.
auent shall be sold for the amoan, u
such assessment. with interest, penalty
and costs. in the manner provided hy law
GEORGE r. MEACHAM
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication. February *rh
4Sa-
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Tbs public Is hereby warned 5os 20 ~
arg usoney 70 parties rgpressntsif,s - =
sgerss 81 the Seattle Post-lnte ltise
egsIerfz@s .r.y@ffng agents % the Post
Jrf-;isrenrer. vax. ]. 4. Mcsi@ilan; J /
Hawisy, I. a Harrison. VII n hanh1,
This does not Apply 20 Fsssaeft ase ass., -.
this paper who are located y FAI.9 =
cities aac towns I'm ths Northwest ngf %
posfnasfsra who sre IN al Gases AytIi s
fzs6 10 fsk. subscriptions for TIE JAY
SUNDAY and wsskIy Poat-intslliS.fc.r.
TIfw ~aftsrforx. u A Czfhcart. X. T.
Harley' W W. Ewing ard W.T.. Beai.y.
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VI AEHGFD.

HANSON ANDrTscN-T SEATTLE. 80 80
rEary "a 10 al tire restS@tss1 - 20
ssfznfatlrx F5e--yvr.An EeT- Martin l.
Larson, 1871 E.8fah avenue, Sr. AA. .s.s
Hanson. % Issa<ssasah. ard MIS- S41s-N
Anderson % S@atft@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-25

TO CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN
NJ sceilaneous Suppiies--Sealed proposals
viii be received a. he Office OF the
board OF public works up 20 10 O'Clock
a. ~. Monday. March 1sl. 1885, for the
furnishing 10 the city Of Seattle on re-
QUESTION 10 be issued during the months
OK March and Aprn. Iss7 Tor materials.
supplies etc. for The ordinary need OF
the various departments during said
Two months detailed lsf OF slch
materials and supplies 10 De bid on can
De had by calling a tne office OF the uu-
dersi gned In the city hall Bidders FOR
care Of city patients must include IN
price Did. board nursing. medicines and
surgical dressings tpatIent usually 10 re-
main one day At city's expense, except
In couta gious diseases. when they wiu
have 10 remain st hospital until dis
cnargedl
should conditions art-s requiring the
purchase Of articles in very large quautf-
ties above the ordinary requirements the
board reserves the right 70 make special
call for tenders TO meet such cases
The board reserves the right 10 reject
any and al bies or portion 81 bids
Proposals 20 Dc Endorsed on euveEou,a
BID for Supplies ?"
BY order % the board Of public works
FRANK OLEsOE. Sacrstary
1851 -''
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REWARD.

A reward OF SO will Dc paid Tor fn,or-
nstioa leading 10 the arrest ana 49,
ffon Of any one stealing copies o. -
Poss-fn Iixencsr delivered 10 s~0s~f4Ns
throughout The city
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II cxcer 20 secure correct frssrlo1 %
0ossces un6~r these Asa9lnxg. TIE sans
should BE- left a. the business Office q
tkis paper. Nc charge - mace Tor eSea
notices
Fun.rai notices resolutions o. o.ssr So
stai announcements wltg D. eh2rre1 a An~
rate OF 10 eerfa per Inc each trssrsaSls-
pO<T-fSTEf>IsfGEs1 ~
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= TREAsURER's NOTICEcTTY

CITY TREAsURER's EOTICLcTTy
or seattle
Nouce IS hereby given that the second
annual install nsnt tf local I'm proyennsnf
eistTict No =. for the Improvement 81
Arnney street, In the city 4 Seattle from
Madison str-e'. under the provision. ..
ofdinAnce No. 81. which provides FOR ths
Improvement % said street By grading ne
sh.se ara ~ constructing sidewalks on
tween t1s E1s salRs and g6adwxN ana
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-25

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or Tns
State Of Washington. in ana lef -
County Of king.-Daniel LORD =.
Franklin b. Lord. plaintiffs, vs JAM
Tanner. as administrator OF the ess So
OF James Tanner otherwise ca.~
James s. Tanner deceased; " *; 80 ~.
ner and -~- Tanner. his VIE. ,sn y,
Tanner Spencer and ---- SPENCER =
husband William Tanner. Mary Rove
and james Rowiey, her husDaha;.
Thomas Tanner. defendants. NO. A.1s
Summons. y
The State OF Washington to said N ,s :
Tanner and --~- Tanner. his vile =.
ME Tanner Spencer and - spenvs. 4.
her husband, and William Tanner
PENDANTS: -,
You are hereby summoned 20 app.
within sixty days after tho date % ~
first pubiica ton Of this SUMMONS, 49,
within sixty DAYS after the lfth aA
January. 1897. and defend the ap0s e,sss
titled action in the ubOVe-eHiitltI go, 81 ~
and answer the amended compislnt = =.
plaintiff and serve a copy OF ysss -
awsr upon the undersigned attorney -
plaintiff a his office below stated 80
ca 80 of your failure 80 to DO JUS -
viii be rendered against you act91a.hsss-
the demand Of the amended eoMgsd
which haE been filed with the ciss>
said court. avs
the object OF said action Is 20 FesV.1
judgment against Thomas Tanner, -
ministrator Of the estate of James
IeF James = Z amer. ac1eaatFft. $50
note OF $500. executed by said JAMES -.
ner James ;. Tanner and ArFnsasss .srh
ner. his wife. ON the grsL DAY oi So.
fssl. ~ favor ~ the Jarvis-sonklln es.s.
gage Trust Company. 81 hans.Ass = "a
Missouri and thereafter iad9rsra Y 80
company 20 plaintiff due I'VE yeaf.s..s.sst
date for the sum 81 tgzs.eS win ~ + ~
on 1857 81 said sum AZ the rate q = &,
cent. per annura from the nrst asy = 40
vember. ISL. and 80 attorney -. -. ~
the costs and disbursement o. ~. sasrs.
ton: and for the foreclosure q s~ssnf
gage executed by said James .ra.~sr,
James s. Tanner and ArnIi1A, ga
his wife 10 said Jaryfs-Conkiin 49, X
Trust Company 70 secure the PSI avs
said note. upon the noTtheastsfs. re-
OF lots and g n block =. Of =; s - .
ny'. and w ~ Bells Second aaessssx ~
the city Of Seattle. Wasaisix s ~ 80 =
premises having a frontage OF = Fssss
Battery street By ID feet on 4ss
street. said mortgage being Fr go q ~
Vol - OF Mortgages, on Pass - =. ~
Records OF the AUDITORS odles
King county a. ~ rna.s~sa
Attorney for 1s.sssst
p. o. Address. Nc 80 5sgniSs
ilK. Tacoma Washing sols
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-In the super.
or court Of the state OF WARRINGTON Iss
King county. j. w Hughes, psiHia'
VS. Seattle Seattle Savings bank, dsicaa-
ant No. 233S2.
Under aud by virtue Of an order Of ssa
court, in said cause. maae and entered w
6th day Of February. 1897, notice y hsfsV
given to any and all creditors OF saia -
attle savings bank. of Seattle " ssb-aas.
ton. 10 present to the undersigned, a -
office. 1i2 Cherry street. Seattle, No. .ss,
ington. their respective claims asasAs,,
said bank. and 10 make satisfactory ~.
TO the undersigned of the jusiness thssr s
Of and 20 surrender 20 the unaeFslspss m
any and ali evidence or evidences o. "
debtedness against said bank nov hs =.
by such creditors. on or before lhe -
day OF May. 1897. And notice u i sa.,.sv
given that any and all creditors iA ~ y
so 10 40 will, unless otherwise dsFeetsa,wr
said court. be barred from parueslpa. I'd
in any dividend or dividends 10 ps 20
out OF the funds or assets Of ssia 10 X.
in the hands OF the undersigned, a. ~ ~
receiver thereof IL. .; on n.rs
Receiver OF Seattle savings B ~
Dated Seattle Wash, February ~ -.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN SAGE will cure La
GRIPPE. and II Is a great tonic and
specific for biliousness. colds. fsVeTs,
chiils. liver and kidney complaint.
Price 10 cents Rocky Mountain Sage
Co. London, New York and Chicago.
For sale By Stewart & Holmes Drug
Co. Semitic. wholesale agents
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TRUNK FACTORY.

FoR TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING;
bags 20 &c Queen City Trunk FACTORY:
repAtrinE a speciality. Yezier avenue
ana Commercial Branch. IT'S Saoort
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS Isln
Street In pFoEemsnt
%olsce ss hereby given that sealed pro-
poSa4s wl8 BE- received sy the und~rslzreA
secretary of the B0arsl OF Public Works q
The catv q Seattle III 20 , O'Clock o. n
Monday. Narcn Isl zss- for ne improve
meni q Main Sta SCI from the ease margin
o. Eaghta Avenue 10 me gesI margin Of
Ntnfn ATs1us roath. BY rep ankfag fhS
sane between SAID posnts eas-haf u il
With IS provided Dy ordinance No .4T
ss~&l-1s .oG~- tEaVsos ernsEs aixsrscs No
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ApvEaTrsERy NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display aeVertise-
raents changed for tie sunday Issue rnasi
hsns IN copy or ] O'Clock Saturday to N
sure change.
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COUNTY NOTICES.


NOTICE To RACTORS-Notice ix
here By given that sealed bids viii De re-
csived until - O'Clock a. m. March lst
1897 BY the County Commissioners OF
King County. Washington. for the fur
nlshinE OF al material and construction
OF three hundred t5s3B fees tmJre or less1
Of piles and brush buiknead or White
River at McDougalis place near Or
rilia. for tHe protection OF the River
bank
Work 10 be done according 10 plans ana
spec idcat!ons noN open TO- inspection at
the office o. the board.
y e. viii o. received separately for the
furnishing end driving 81 The piles aad
70 the furnishing ana laying 20 the brush
Or foS me work as & whole.
Bids snail name prize per pile driven.
AMI pr.e@ per cord for brush in position
Bids must be sealed Endorsed "Rfds for
pile ard brush buRnsad az McI1ougall's -
and accompanied By cash or certified
check IN the sum Of tZ5.0e dollars. 20 be
forfeited By the successful bidder Ia case
be fails 90 enter iuto contract alta good
AID sufficient bond in double the amount
o. the Contract price Witnin aye DAYS ~
the date % the award
Payment 10 - made ia warrant drawn
or the Road and B-idge Fund
The Board reserves the right % reiect
any AD9 ali bids
r. r. ETEyNEG%
Clerk OF the Boari
Dated a. Seattle Washington. February
thfh lS%7-
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oCuLIsTs AND AuRIsTs.

DR. A. B. KTRBE. oculist aurlst ard
physician for diseases OF the throat; re-
moved &c rooms 32s-Ss7 Bailey building.
corner Second and Cherry streets
DIX STILLSO\ eye. ear. nose and throat
Halter building corner II and Columnla-
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FLORISTS AND sEEDsaEx.

WOOD land PARK AND WASHING
ton floral Company. ~ Second. carry
fun .-1s q cut covers. seeds and plants.
Fl4r@Tzl work a specially.
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NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE OF STOCkHOLDERs MEET
trc-%otice IS hereby given that the a.
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF tho
Seattle & Montana Railway Cornosrv
Will be held on Thursday. the 18th 5ey
q February. 1897, at room AIS Rurka
building. in the city OF Seattle. WasbS
tnEtou. At 3 o'clock 2. m.
This meeting is held in pursuance OF ~
by-laws OF said company.
Dated January 9Th. 1897
:. p. CONVERSE
Assistant Serratavy
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rot NDRrEs

VARIETY IEG& NORRIS. Seattle rs--
ugActuFers sn4 founders. srecf2lt.Ns
p.Ga.a eTs gods. stove reQsfrz afr-tx.s
stove nttngs. EsAt &a4 heavy uAcaia-
eEy cAstinss.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

latest PATTERNS is amateur outfits
ard complete stock dry plates and Aims:
- use dark rooms for changing WASH
ingfon Dental and Photographic Supply
Co. 2il Columbia. opposite possofrice.
= " PARKER e. co. freeh paper and
~n,ates. every thing used in Photography:
no catalogue.
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OPTIC IAN.

OPBIStAS-
MISS r. WIIZfNSEI Graduate Optieiar
Every facility Tor scientific examination
- me ewes Consultation free Fine
szse.-tarles AMI EYEGLASSES.
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.

UMBRELLAS Nar Us.ctured, recover.
and repaired. general Yep&irts. 81 c.
tenSeiA Ki~s-L Robson BroA
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TRANSFER COMPANY.

THE SEATTLE TRANSFER co. Third
ana Weller streets. Hacks. cabs bag
rsra office. telephone Main a. pa Cherry
strset: telephone Main a. warehouse:
coai telephone y or 40 Storage aid in
surance a. the lowest "a les
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ArprRT RG-Manufac,urer q,
- 1rtte~isl limbs limbs Of any make re-
na{red. also shoemaking and repairing.
ices First avenue
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IAUUFT ETI"ITIFI HIItI ..--.s.a
husband. william Tanner. Mary Koss
and james Rowiey. her husoana; !. ~ u
Thomas Tanner. defendants. NO. 49,
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RING THE O h BOX for messengers.
Western Cnion and Great Northern tel
eerans. hacks. gurneys and express
wanons. quick service. Telephone. Main
Ia. sl4 Second. Branch Pacific Lauz-
ery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-30
Real Kutate Private Sales.

James W. Taylor has sold to Carl Engel Nos. 1888
house, each 51x50x,Oo.
Mrs. Ann DUFFY has sold to q Mrs. salter. No. 90
West sixty ninth street: q four. story brick and
brown. stone private dwelling. aoIooxloo. at about
$4,000.
broker woodruff has sold for q Mr.. Ismay q lot.
aoxl0o. on the Southern Boulevard. ISL feet south
OF 1851 street.
Hiram Rinaldo a Brother have sold for NrL R:
HachriuEail. TO Fay & stacom. NJ. 1928 and l25
Ludlow street, two three.story DWELLING. on .
plot 8T.oK57.u. Tue buyers will. erect q six story
tenement.
julius Friend has sold for IAaac steibel to o Mr..
Thomas lots NOS. 81 and 90 West Third street. Aize
4SK75. for Improvement
]. Clarence Davies & Co. have sold for Henry
Lewis Morris TO the barber Asphal: Paving Com
pany about twenty. nye lots OF improved and bulk
headed dock property. with about $50 feet front
age on tno Harlem River. north OF iooth street. on
private terma.
84I West Fifty-nrst street. n hve.s'ory Hat house,
~. oxeVxl0O. o.
nr. j. r. Romayne has sold 20 Theophiius olena No.
1S seventh avenue. . threc.Atory house. x0KA5xlO0.
g. L. .Hoerlen. for Alexander p%avid.oa. has sold
four story brown's,one dw-ellinR. The buyer giving
nye story nat houses. with storeA.
David Stewart, for Luke II. Cutter. has sold TO
James b. 0illis nvo lots on the south side or lobth
street; 100 feet west OF Amsterdam avenue. lsox