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ing Leasne AZ EdinRer's alleys In the oreenviIie .eo.
ton 90 Friday nignt- The Donors were divided.
The scorcsi
ynST GAME
Puritan Athletic ia. Mel.
son. 100; houth, ios; Flynn. xo<i Bucbbinasr, Iss.
Linden wheeimsn-Perry, l5e, oross. las. Coax.
Icy, slo; Woeckner. t7<: EdinEer. 1875. Total, 7s5.
SECOND CANE
Puritan Athietc Assceiation-Henrich. issi Mel.
Total. ISL.
Lin Ian wheelmen-Perry. IFS; oro.s, Iss, Coax.
ley, lS<; Woeckner. loo: Edinger, 100. ToAi, 20.
The sixth set OF Eames In the Suburban Club tour
uament played on Friday night resulted as folIowsi
first GAxK.
Yellow kidd. weisker. zoe; schAsfer. 1881
Hiern las; samueis. ls4, OMEN iop. TotAl 77s.
MI. Hope@unG, is1: Russell, ION: Lewis. lsAi
brady. lN2: hoemer. iot. Total. 7s5.
krooSp GAM.
Tbs Rivais-Heaiey, ia5; @. Hamilton, lot; puny,
lxe; "cSpity. las; King. las. Total. ob7.
yellow kids-A. weisker. lSS; schaefer. l7II
iiera- 100; sAmueis. i<ai o'Seii. $50. TolA, 7Ns.
THIRD GAME.
The R~iyals-Kine. i3s; Duty. l<s: Decker. 1891
Hsaieys III; Mcsu'ty: ISb. Total. COS.
MI. Hope(upE. 1885 Russell. 1917: Lswis, III
Brady. 1905 hoemer. io1. Total. T25.
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An English Ho., TOR Harvard.

The London Sporting Lie OF Fob. IL has tho
following rowing items 'iRternat!ona Interest,"
Al a recent meeting OF the powers tat be OF the
Henley regatta the resolution passed At a meeting
or the crptAins OF clubs ana s-cretsrie, OF rsgattIs
on the lhare'. heIt on Jan. rs. win reference -
inc GATE OF Henley regatta FOR issT. was cousli
cred. II was unanimously resolved mai the
Cor" niittee OF Management OF Henley Royal he,
gaia. having considered the resolutions carried ct
q meeting OF captains Of clubs ana srr retarlrs OF re.
eatias on the River Thames. rriI Al the London
howlns Club. Putuey, on Jan. rs. regret that hey
are unAple 10 comply win the request contained
iherein, ana alter the da.e OF The regatta wiz. July
~, 10, ana To- NJ 1877. The nEturr was made,
after a most Careful consideration OF ali the en-
prtitorg.
John II ClASper. the noted Putney boat builder. is
a very busy man JUST now. 10 has Just received
The order for an ~lgEt Dared craft FOR oxford. Mr.,
Clasper has Just finished a racing craft for the Mar
YARD College Boat CLUB. Mr.. II. {. Lehman brought
with him.
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CRICKET.
May Ne 1--WE withdrawal From the Mstrepsn.
tan District League

tan District League.
On next Tuesday night the Metropolitan Dis.
trict Cricket League will hold its annual meet
ing. 1t Is likely to prove an important session.
and a great deal will depend upon the delibera-
tons. The play Of the clubs last season indi-
Gated that the New Jersey A. C.. Staten ISL
and c. c., and Manhattan c. c. were
in a class by themselves, for both tho
New York and Crescent teams were consider
ably overmatched whenever they encountered
their moro powerful opponents. Although no
designations have been received. 1t Is rumored
that the New York and Crescent clubs will
withdraw this year. As no new applications
have been received, this would leave only three
clubs to contend for the championship OF New
York. There was talk some time ngo OF the
Englcwood Field Club entering a team and Of
the Brooklyn club going back TO the League.
In order to provide a lengthy schedule, in case
the League should comprise only three clubs,
several propositions have been made. At tho
last meeting of the Executive Committee OF the
League, the Manhattan representative sug-
gested that each Of the three clubs should enter
two separate teams, dividing their strength be-
tween the two elevens. Something similar TO this
was done at Chicago last season. where the Wan
derers' Club, In order to give as many OF its
members as possible chance 10 play in matches,
entered two teams in the championship series OF
the Chicago Cricket Association. The teams act
as separate clubs and meet each other as they
do other opponents. Another suggestion comes
rom Henry Martin, who proposes that the
clubs should play four games instead OF two.
The English cricket team under the captaincy
has met with a great misfortune in the death OF
one OF its members, who has succumbcd TO yell
low fever. The deceased is c. c. Stone, an Up
bingham boy, who has played for Leicestershirc,
and who was an excellent batsman and a bril-.
liant fielder, Stone was well known in this
country having lived In Kansas for some time
with II. A. J.. Goode OF the Manhattan Cricket
Club OF Brooklyn. The English team OF which
Stonetwas = member includes A. Z. StoddArt, s.
lainet.
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EyoLASD's VIEW RACING YACHTS.
Building an Kishty-Footer on tho Ciyae-This
May ne the standard sise.

May ne the standard sise.
LONDON, Feb. 27.-The uncertainty In regard to
the rating rule has had its effect in the few orders
given on the Clyde and elsewhere in yacht
building yards This applies 10 sailing boats
only. as great activity is being shown In the con.
struction Of steam yachts. d. & W. Henderson
arc building the only racer Of importance at
present on the Clyde, from Wstson's design. for
the Duke de Abbruzzi. She is called the Bona.
To was understood that the Prince Of Wales was
anxious TO dispose OF the Britannia in order TO
have a new boat TO compete with the Meteor. 1t
is said that the Duke was willing 10 buy, but the
price could not be agreed upon.
The Bona is TO be an S0-footer ana this is also
the size of the boat Soper is building at South
ampton for O.. d. Rose. 1t is regarded that this
will be the standard size OF future frstclass
racers. All the most recent creations are admit
tedly 100 unwieldv. and IL is quite tine that the
Yacht Racing Association should effect a reduc-
tion through the operation OF time allowance.
There 10 more than a rumor that A. +. Walker
will build a loaf OF this class to replace the
Ailsa. Capt. Sycamore, who sailed the valkyrie
against the Defender, will have charge OF the
Bona
The yalkyrie remains at her moorings in
Gourock hay. She Is much too deep TO compete
over most courses against the shallower boats.
While as yet she has no orders for fitting out, II
is hoped she may be got ready for the British
season.
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BERKELEY SCHOOL CANES.
Athletes rrs- All the Private Schools n ris
Vicinity 20 Compete.

IT,. -. ~
Of the Berkeley School Athleti, Association Will
bo b.la a, a.. aa,..,-s-. nNNINN"'
" .su ~ - oe'en'y,hrst regiment armory
| compri.o ton .,.n,. a., 1t. IN =. -
pno 'on o'ehts, IN "hicn VIII De entered
crack-a-jacks from the local, Long Island, and
- ot~suo Alh'euo Assocla'
tons. Gold. silver. and bronze medals will be
AWARDED 10 the first three men in each evcnt
ana 20 The school scoring the greatest number OF
points. on tho basis of Ave for "A Ara. tbree for n
second. AMI one for a third. will re- Give a trophy,
As st. Paul School of Gardcr rytv ha. NOT
entered . tenn ana p.,t.I., s,,noi III, 80
compete for its own cum. IL can safelv Ia s.,d
that Rarnard Sohoo, III, ..--.r .h-.--
'"". II oohooi VIII carry on inc honors,
nle,e lie, ~ on,,i.. ,ou,,-.,
' ioho"s'
eo.Y.rd Dash. scnior-c. A. sui.er. Pinsry, 3.
naneey' brooklyn hisn' W. Ehendor' D. Horton,
and A. Hsrdenberg. Collegiate; b. 7. Doudge. Blake;
W. Ripple. J. Holland. and ". Kelly. Barnard; p. G.
luminous ana B. hiieank. trinity {. d. Leech. Cutler;
J; Manning. De Ia Sale Institute; H. Cadenas, coium.
Kellosy; c. ImVo. Packa A: II. Arnold and r Wen.
nan. berkeley; j. Cipp, Il. stanley, and 5. wickham.
Pratt Institute.
wrghtson. Newark Academy; L. THOMPSON and A.
Lackty. Brooklyn High; J. B. smith, =. s. McLintock.
P:J Ralph. and T. y. Handerhery, Collegiate; J.
v. sleek. Barnard; K MccIsye and s. Green. Trinity;
p. Risgo, y. Foster, and Z. Robins, De la sale In.
stitute; c. J. Woods, Dwight; Z. Bell. Q. S. Grant Il.
simpson. Columbia grammar; P. Kane and X. swoy.
smith. Wilson a Kellogg; z. J. Hanson. Brooklyn
Latin: 3 Arnold. J. Deerins. and N. Fitch. Berkeley;
90. Y ard Hurdle Race % feet 9 inches)-s. II. Plum.
Newark Academy; L. Hernck, Brooklyn High: y
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The thirtieth annual meeting OF the Columbia
Yacht Club will DO held At the Hotel Marlborough
on next Tuesday evening. Secretary George Park
hill In . circular letter to the members says: Tho
oricers OF the club earnestly request all members 10
be prs.ent At this meeting. IS. with the bridge oser
the railroad tracks now completed, rendrriug n
safc ana easy access to the CLUB. anu he proposed
improvements ~ th- club, together va our prom.
inent location owing TO the improved Riverside
fark. II 10 intended 10 make tho coming yaar the
most successful In the clubs history. and ~ mem.
hers are solicited 10 iend tneir Individual AID IN ths
advancement OF is interests"
The following orncers will also be voted on At the
meetinR;
For Commodore. J. Frank Hitchcock. sloop cyg.
net: Vice Commodore. waitner Luttsen. steamer
Linta; Rear Commodore. W. Dixon Klila, naphtha
u olar; seurstAry. George PARK all: Treasurer
Joseph A. Weaver, sloop Imp, Fleet Surgeon, Or.
Martin. sloop ficur de Lis; for three member of the
Board OF Trustees 10 serve two years each, W. NJ,
X. oicott. Charles L. Weber. and Dr. J, L. Hitler:
for memo-r OF Tn. Hoard of Trustees 10 serve one
year In place OF vi. d Ellis. George ". Tayler.
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"a
DEO INDIA INk MARks
Removed In . applications with INDIA UNuENT.
Never sold before. Doc. bottle, stamps or silver,
kkoHAS 'es Aearos ST. Brooklya. A.Y.
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Billiards.

WORCESTER. hnSs.. Fep. 27.-siaurice DAILY md
frank {. lves played two eIhIb ton billiard game.
tire last night. Ives won the nrsI, a 3OU. u.InI a..
inch baik line GAuis. by n score OF 500 TO ixO. His
best nun was iu". ana his average s7.o. DaIy won
sns seoon1. . cushion carrom game or 100 points.
hta average o.A.
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Yacht RAeisg At TouIo..

TouLoS. Feb. 27.-Though the conditions were
favorable for a good days racing, there being a
clear sky and n fine westerly breeze, the large
yachts did not start to-day. The small rnter
Samphire, owned by NJ. Ogden Go-let md Col
A. .Paget,, and the French yschls Malgretout
and Luciole raced twice around a siK.milc trian.
GUAR nor.se, tho result be!aG L victory for the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-28

BArsIpE, L. l., Feb. 27.-Tho ideal golhns
weather brought many players to the grounds
OF the Oakland Club this afternoon. Several
minor games and a foursonc were played. The
match that attracted the most attention was
that between Walter J. Travis ana Edgar Tur.
ton. These mon played together on Washing.
tons birthday. at which time Travis cstal
lished a new record of seyenty.nine strokes for
the LINKS. Travis did Lot play up TO his usual
standard completing the first round In 40 and
the last in As strokes. Turton did better than on
the ~nrcviors occasion, doing the frs, nino holes
IN 90 and the last nine in 81 strokes. Tho scores
by holes were as Follows:
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penter and Jan II. Taylor and LomaI LittI,
John and Townsend Lawrence. The former wo
ly eight strokes. "
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Curling ., Van Certl.udt Park.

A most interesting district medal match was
played at Van Cortlandt Lake yesterday after
noon between the Van Cortlandt and Long
Island City curling clubs. II was a two.rink
match Of seventeen heads, but the respective
sides were 80 well equalized IN playing strength
that at the conclusion Of the match 1t was found
that the score was even. 40 the umpire, Thomas
wigley. President of the Yonkers Curling Club,
ordered each rink to play an extra end, which
resulted in the Van Cortlandt curriers' winning
BY four points. There was about eight Inches
from being in good condition to play upon. The
summary:
RINK J..
Van CortiaAdt. Iona Islaua Or
Adam MAXWELL. lEdw Ard Jonea
@, p. Moro mi, Jr. John Morrison.
GeorI" Frazer, Thomas Ford
A'ifa'I skip"".'"'''Ri John Bissett. skip......N
RINK ..
Thomas Commerford. John Mo6regor.
John Pepper. Walter Low,
= Y ullmnrtin Nicklejohn.
lsAhiA FrLJur, skip. .... Ia Alex. MORT akin n
io'A '''"'''"'''''' 81 TotAl"..."...-.... 80
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Dodge 4 observation-disclosures. 1871 Ely. lat, n,
ems. lis: Martens. lsO: Howe. 100. Total. 7ss.
Bruen. RiIchey & Californian, lbA; Cardiac
1850; Cioster. ltz; Saith. leo: Norris, IIo. Tols
0yo.
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The teams OF the Puritan Athletic Association and
Under Whseimen rolled TWO OF the closing Eames
ter Asrws IN the series OF tho Jersey City bowl.
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". r. warner 4 co.-schaefsr. iie. Necss- !
Wager. 1856: Dill. LOT; Fiuhr. is3. Total, eos,
bruen. hitchey q co.-HorrEan, i<S: 0ardt
obc.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Real estate transactions since January I.
issI are s.. go fsI.A There were nied for
record Yesterday thirteen deeds. aggregat-
ing s. 80 Following IS the list:
Maria Euruefl To Arthur r. Euynei1. lot
10 block 7. Lake Union add. Bee. a. tse.
Mary A. Miller 20 George W. Miller. tract
IN - cor OF gee T. and lots ~ and IL. zee I.
tp =. 2, and blocks "a and g. Cormode 4
Adsit's ada 20 Kirkland Except lots s, Z
and =. said block ~. Dec ~. 81.
Lois SheHfe Ioslyn and hush, Howard. 70
Aaron n. Foote. iGt /, block ss. A. Pontinss
add Dec. "a 81 s0
James Teddy 81 ux 10 Maria p. Buruam,
lots II and t. block g. Fa!rview Homestead
Association. oct . q. c. 81.
William Maydenbaner ct ux. TO Maria r.
Buruam lots II and II. block 2 Fsirvisw
Homestead Association. Dee ~. q. G.. u.
Maria r.. Rurnaui 80 Sllnz Munro let's IL
and II. block 2 Fairview Homestead Assoc
citation. Dec ~ si11.
Mary j. Clarke aud huab. Joseph r., 70
Edward II Clarke. g -, n lots and Z.
block z. II. T. Yesier's LIST add. Dec. 10
81 ma.
Charles n Baker. receiver Of Msrehants
National bank, OF Seattle. ~ Emma J.
states. loss u and j. block u benny
Hoyt's add, Dec. ~ SOL y.
The Lake TJsw Cemetery Aksoc.sfion 20
n q. Govan, nai4 II lot 70. Lake View
cemetery. Oct. II. tn. ,v
Patrick r. Daughagty 81 ux. 70 e W.
Wnosfvflie. lots 10 :. q 20 " block y 49,
% 10 -. q 10 81. block ?. e'ossfuase aaa'
r.irst Nas,onai tank. Of Seattle. g Anna
NJ HaaIc lots and o block =, MERGERS
"a na1 Dee - q g.. IT, -
Puget Saglfsst National bang q sea,8,a, ="
Arms VI. Beaie io,. ] ana Z p'"NA ~ '''
Gers yA ada Dec. ~. g. ~ .
s-,<5.ly ey4o,, National bank. 81 Settle. %
49,. ~ pes lots and 2 block ~ Asf-
GERS a ADJ. Dee. -. a g. ".
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raid Washington National bark. or else
N Iar value end accrued interest of the
reservoirs certificates heretofore issued hy
~ ss sllo 1seslscs herein or parity tn money
% sncn certsned check. and partly IN such
receivers certificates as ouch purchaser
maS cnoo<e- The Raster will receive M,
, D,a rom sny one Offering 10 nsd for said
VIC snasl nct bid therefor az east the
.. In: deposit . received from any ansuc-
.SsSiai uaooes VIII De returned to him by
the master when the property xfzn be
In case the successful bidder shall fail
20 make good his bid tr1rs .-Ynf9rry1a .ier, Of
the sale Of the property sold to him or
Wi'hfn such time thereafter as shall lie
PRESCRIBED II the order of confirmation,
Or cel.lhcates, or any one or more thereof
deposited by such purchaser or purchasers
az nsfesnoefore stated, shall be forfeited
~ 80. penaity fo- such failure. and be APP
piied towards expenses Of a resale and
,o&arc making good any deficiency or
ioss IN case the property shall be sold at
pflee less than that bid at the prior sale.
AZ the court shall not confirm the sale
TOT which deposit shall have been made
snch DEPOSIT shall be returned TO the bid
/. Upon paymen. In any way az before
stated. OF the entire purchase price bid BY
TIE purchaser or purchasers. Of any q
FAC i pfoperty IN said decree directed 10 b
6oid, and the sale OF which shall be con-
nrmed by the court the master, upon or
uef or the court. will execute and deliver
20 the purchaser or purchasers. or his or
ai.sn SUCCESSORS or assigns. proper deed
absolute Of said property sold az aforesaid.
judge thereof
Lpon execution and delivery OF the
nha Coed OF conveyance to the pur-
CHASER or purchasers. the grantee or
grantees therein named. respectively. will
therein e snto Possession Or the property
sjaid sale 10 be made under and accord
sns 70 the rules and practice Of and SUBJ
JeSt 20 continuation by this court and 10
saAisIy the amounts In said decree ordered
" 90 PAD principal and interest. namely:
VIZ: One Of December a. 1886. for s. sss. %
sfess HS1.0o paid fhereon) and interest ct
PCT cent per annutn.
One Of February ~. 1895. for $500, inter-
esa az per cent per aunurn.
uas Of November 10 1896. for 81 ajss5, IN
decreed 10 be of superior rank and prsor
len 70 certificate for s..ss5. hereafter men
sunary OF December 1. 1894. aggregating
sz.sb.Is. interest at per cent per annunu
Ole OF March !. 1855 for s7.515.D9. interest
: per cent per annGm, and five OF
Mafch K 1876. aggTegsting s.. o1d01. with in
,erest at s per cent. per annum. one OF
July Is. 1857. To Waglburn x Moen Manu-
Iactur,ng Company, for 81. go, bearing in
ierest at per cent and costs and accrued
Gusts, and costs and expenses OF sale. in
GUIDING masters compensation and neces-
sary disbursements and fees and commits
sions Of clerk OF said court and each and
all OF the items mentioned TO be paid as In
EBEN SMITH.
As Special Master In this cause. duly ap-
pointed to make. direct and conduct
this sale.
SHANK & SMITH. Solicitors for Petit
toners
Dated December 3. 1857.
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The SEATTLE MARKETS.
JObbihx Quotations.
,Sooosng prices yesterday were a. fol-
Sugar, Floar and Coffee.

II, sugar Goehingl-Golden &C." N beis. per
gaanalatsd, In bbls. per Is. 5s.c; cube. sse:
Floa- etc tjo sPS. sasf pssss Excellent
.se: Novelty A. $40; California brands.
ass; Gold bro. $40: wee. $40: buck
ham. pr PER bb 0p Se; per r ews $ '&st sra
s swL' rye -four. per Dbl $40; or ie-la sacks.
CT Per ewi; rye meal. per hbl, $50: per
sSn,,n 40: rolled CATS. per. Dbl. Sas-3:
~ -; faxed wheat. s2.5a per case:
barley. lao.ib s aosr Per sws soSs. psa r
a52c: corn meal. yellow. Ies si.so: sos sl.45:
white; los. no; sos 81 50; faxed homIny,
DOS, ~; kegs So
choice, per Is. &c Roas:ea1Ars s kss
Der ~ . cws cases. per cwt, Sis: Se-lb cases.
aas aa, s,-lh tins per 10. Csc: sacks. sic;
,s,a,. MosSeha. ssiac;. Caracoia. &c; Qua
ioa .a, =; szle; ground coffee: iegoe: Lion.
A~' eiI-sS: DOS. 81. -: 5ss. SlI.s5.
Meats. Provfaions and Fish.
Fresh Meats f,obhlng)-cow beef 5agAc:
s ne beet. 5s3asc per 10; mutton, &c per
~. pork: DC per 10: veal. Sc per h.
;, Provisions. ttobhing,-Hams. large, lie:
drv ss,s SEAL ssia.. He breakfast bacon. i2c;
Fresh F!sh sobbingp-Halihut. sa4c;
Iron l 4Foc; salmon trout. Sc: founders
sSt.S-fCs FCCk COZ. DC. DtaCk pass
snrimps. i0c.
Dotter, Cheese. Esgs and Poultry.
Bufter-Ranch. l5G1sc: fancy dairy, In
ssYIa.es. Isa21c: Washington creamaries
z-lb prints. 2s12Sc
Snsese Gohbing)-Native Washington,
avg l-'zc: New York. l2iac
f,asSsss slonoingamE Eastern, EQ21c: strictly
rouiiry-Dressed chickens, 11iac:- tur-
Keys, dressed, l5c per Id: ducks a. JOfIA per
dozen. ' 20
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes Oobbing)-New potatoes, Sloaia
per ton.
Vegetables fjobhinge-Onians silver
SKINS. s2Q2, 20 per 100 lbs; beets. SOC per sack:
CABBAGE. 4c per ID: carrots. e0Gi0c: hot
nouse lettuce. FEC per doz; tomatoes. hot
mouse. 2oc per ID. Sacramento sweet po-
$25 @"s'
:, Green Fruits Gobhing)-oranses seed
Xiss. 2sa25o; navels. s3.25Q3.5e: lemons,
fancy California, So: selects, $2G2 so; choice
70 FANCY apples, e0cQ$1; common apples. .
g9oc: bananas. s2G2. 7s; California grapes,
oo4 soc per crate: cranberries S5on9. 80 per
oaffei' - per box; pears. Dc1s1 rsr box.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
HAY 0obbing)-Puget sound, per ton.
alta. $116l2. w. 0AA
Oats OobbIng)-$ao
Wheat-s23
,o sar 81, y,.gs obbng)-Rolled or ground. per
corn-WhoIe. So; cracked. So: feed meal
Per Ton. W, bran. -<l5; shorts. 81.
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- or SHERTFF'S sALE-In the
QAsSsor Court OF the state o. wash
3 ssssa1.s. Tor the County Of kguy-Wisl.am
usrEsr. Plaintiff. vs. andrew Let.
ESsicitors' Loan and Trust Com,
~ ~. Thomas Dc VIII Cayier and Fl
a9 81. Morris. aEsienecs OF Ins
.SS,crr Loan ard Trust Company for
~ csuefsf Of lis creditors, and john
essrsm COMPANY corporation. De-
aasnfs No q. 30.
49, and BIZ virtue Of sn order Of sale
3 q ss..ciai execution. issued OUT OF the
- osrued court, in the above entitled
tlsss ana 10 ne directed and delivered.
~. dujy levied upon the following
syonerty, situated IN King County.
IN snsf certain tract or piece OF land
8 - ire messuages or tenerfeDtS thereon
IL I..1 sIfuate and esing Lot nine 80.
4cksssssE sgsfrty-eigas t53t. in ID. I. psEgys
~ Addition to Seattle.
ses.stes e therefore HEREBY gwen, tllat on
.Is..s6sr the sfh day Of January, isss. az
IN, Of 10 clock A. NJ Of said day.
~ - ~ sront door Of the court house, In
~ rs,v 81 Seattle, IN said King County.
III re- Ell the above described property
z -. ...s,se auction. 10 the highest and best
SsSs.x shis Sri day Of December, Eg1.
VIM, II. MOVER. Sheriff.
latter LOyEDA1. Attorney.
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WASHINGTON q Alaska STEAM
SHIP cos STEAMSHIP
CITY OFF SEATTLE
20 hours
SEATTLE TO DYEA ard SKAGUAY.
This magnificent steel screw steamship
will sail from Seattle for Juneau Skag-
uay Bay. Dyea and way ports, December
18th. y. m.
Her Accommodations are unrivaled She
f. the finest fastest. and most comforta bic
vessel on this route. In connection with
above the alaska STEAMSHIP COM
PANY will operate their elegant and fast
calling steamship
ROSALTE
From Seattle December Sth. at O'Clock.
for Juneau. Skaguay Bay, Dyea and way
ports.
For freight and passage apply to
c. n J. STOI.TENBERG,
Gen ticket agt.. under -. r. ticket on or
CHARLES f. PEABODY. Manager
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-17

Special Dispatch to the Post-Tnselsirenear
TATOoSH, Dec. is.--s .. m.-Baronaeter
Ss.o2: cloudy: wind east, ten miles on.
ward, Il bark i'll tow OF the Tacoma, al l.ls
masted schooner. at s:is p. m. IaYard
steamer Progress, st n. m. OutsidG
bound in. tag Tacoma and a ship In tow
NEAH BAY. Dec. Ia q. ni.--CiOudy<
calm.
PORT ANGELES. Dec. Ia D. MP
romeler. 30.d6: cloudy: cain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-17

PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

The company's elegant steamers UNA
TILLA- CITY OF PJEBI4A and WALLA
WALT.A leave SEATTLE for San Fran
cisco. via Port Townsend ard Victoria. 3.
G.. ~ a m Nov. 5 ~. -. %. 3. %. Dec
5. 10. Is - - &c. jan 4 3. Ii. u, "a. =. Due
AZ San Frsaeisco a. M. Nov. s. II. u. 9. =
Dec. .. &. z Is. 3 s. Jan. z :. l. II. 2. 2,
Feb I. Leave San FRASCISCO for Sc
attic via Victoria. q. c., ana Port Towns
end. at . a. u, Nov. 2. I. L. II. 2. ~. Dec.
: !. L. ~ - q. jan. /, 6. II. Is, g, 36 g.
Due al Seattle 2. m Nov. :. 10 Is, %. 3, 50.
Dec H. Is. %, e. 90. jan 4. .. "a. IL. "a. .,
Feb J.
The eIegant sssners CORONA. CITY
OF Topeka. AND AI.-Kf leave SEAT
TLE for Alaska A. m, Nov. ]. 8. II. Is. z,
g. Dec. i. 9. II. IS q. D. g. Jan. s. lo. Is
~ e Due back a, Seattle Noy. Z
=. = Dec. .. g. H. Is. - =. JAM 2. Z, II, IL.
2. q. Feb. l. s. Il The company reserves
rigat TO change without previous notice.
ing.
y F. TRowBgIDGE. p. S. supt.. Ocean
Dnck. Seattle. Ticket Agent Go First Ave.
GOODALL. PERKINS e. CO.. Gen.
Agfs-. San Francisco.