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BLUEJACKETS' TALES OF WOE.
They Say They Were Hltreated ON
the Storeship Panama


New York. July 2S.-Lawyer Eugene "
brewster has begun an action against
the United States Government 10 recover
damages for men who say hey were
illtreated while on the storeship Panama
The complainants are John ]. Pinker.
ton, of No. 1873 Eighth Street; William
c. Murphy. of No. 3o7 Fifth Avenue;
Thomas C. Pollock. of No. 3z5 Second
Street. and John c. Murphy. OF No. S:T
Fifth Avenue. They have just arrived
in Brooklyn. They say they were H.
fed. their wages were unpaid, and that
transportation was not provided for
their return home. although their reIa-
tives had sent money for their tickets.
Pinker;on's face and hands were
swollen. Murphy also had blotches on
his hands. The disease was pronounced
scurvy by a Brooklyn physici..n rh,
men are weak and sick.
The Panama was a Spanish prize cap
tured by the lighthouse tender Man.
grove, of the Havana blockading fleet.
and was sent North and converted into
Quartermaster's Ship No. 1. She was
bound for Santiago.
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CONSUL STRANDED ABROAD
APPOINTED TO a Post Which Is
Abolished by Congress.
GOVERNMENTAL NEGLIGENCE
DR.. Keedy, Formerly Our Represen-
tatiye mt Rheims and GrenObie. a
Funds in Paris-LegislntfHe Ac-
tion Taken Before His Departure.

New York. July 2s.-The Herald prints
sbe following from its Paris edition:
For a government of businesslike peo-
nile the American Administration is capa-
bIe of the most astounding blunders. IL
a private concern were conducted IN the
same manner as the affairs OF the couh-
try are managed bankruptcy would be IN
evitable.
About the most striking instance of Of
Acial carelessness. that amounts almost 10
cuIpability, was related to your corre-
epondent yesterday by Dr. Samuel H.
aKeedy. This gentleman was formerly
United States consul at Rheims, and later
at Grenoble. In the latter part of last
wear. while In the United States on leave,
he was notified that his successor had
been appointed to the post at Grenoble
After a certain amount of negotiations
he was appointed to the post of consular
agent at Aaran. in Switzerland, a de-
pendency of the consular Office at Zurich
This appointment is dated December %.
1897, and DR.. Keedy's bond was approved
on January Is of the present year.
t All DR.. Keedy's arrangements for pro-
ceeding to his post were made. and on
March 25 he received a communication
from the Administration notifying him
that his letter announcing his departure
had been received and virtually wishing
him "bOn voyage"
This letter, as l have stated, Is dated
March Is, yet on the 9Th of that same
month a bill was passed in Congress and
approved abolishing the post of consular
agent at Aaran and promoting it to full
consulate, to which the President ap-
pointed as consul Mr.. Morgan. When
DIR. Keedy arrived at Zurich on June II
he was informed by the consul that the
post to which he had been appointed ex-
listed no longer and that he (the cOnsuD
had only heard of its being abolished
three days before.
Dr. Keedy thus found himself both in
an absurd position and in very embar-
RAISING one pecuniarily. He had made
great sacrifices only to find that they
were entirely useless.
Although the Government was cabled
for instructions none was received. and
st was only by the help of one or two
friends in Switzerland that he was en-
abled to return TO Paris, where he now
is. as may be imagined, in distressed
state of mind. with seriously impaired
health and in great financial embarrass-
ment.
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Outlaws XIII . Mar.bal.

Wichita, Kans.. July 29.-In fight with
outlaws near Braggs. Indian Territory,
yesterday. Deputy Marshal Williams ani
an outlaw, Jim" Cook. brother of "ISill''
Cook. who is in Sing Sing, were killal,
and ''Bilr' Goldsby. brother of the Ia
nous Cherokee Bill.' was mortally
wounded. Miller, an outlaw. escaped.
Three marshals were hunting a gang
which tried TO rob Chesotah Bank. Five
outlaws were Killed: three are 1T large.
They composed the last gang Of outlaws
in the Indian Territory.
The evening times., 1898-07-29
Suicide Of q Merchant.

New York. July 29.-George D. Cum
mings a well-known merchant of New
ton. N. J., committed suicide yesterday
morning by hanging himself with a horse
halter in his barn. He arose about S
O'Clock, and after dressing himself went
to the barn, saying he intended to feed
his horse. When Cummings did not re-
turn for breakfast his wife became alarm
ed and went to look for him. She found
his body suspended from rafter. Cum
mings was nnty-seven years old. OF late
De had showed signs Of mental weak
The evening times., 1898-07-29
AUCTION SALES.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioncers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNiNpRovIl
REAL. ESTATE IN TRINIDAD NQRrHR Ar

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNiNPRovRD
REAL ESTATE IN TRINIDAD NORTHEAST
BY virtue OF q certain deed Of trust rec-.dsd In
libtr 1739 folio los ct sel, Of the land records
of the District of Columbia, we will sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY, the
30TH DAY OF JULY A. D., 1893, AT 4:3o
O'CLOCK p. NJ, lot numbered eleven D). in
block numbered thirteen (l3). OF the Washington
Brick Machine Com2any's subdivision Of past Of
the tract of land known Trinidad District Of
Columbia. said subdivision is duly recorded
in the Office Of the surveyor Of the District o. Col
umb:a, in lber county No. G, folio 120.
Terms Of Sale-One-third Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, balance in two equal INSTALL
mtnts in enc and two years. secured on the prop
erty with interest payable semi-snnuzily, all
cash at the option Of the purchaser deposit
Of 500 will Se required at time Of sale. -Coavey-
ancing recording and revenue stamps at purcilas-
er's cost. Terms of sale to be complied with with
in fifteen Q5) days from day of sale, the trus-
tees reserve the right to resell at the risk and
cost of defaulfing purchaser after FIVE (5l days
previous advertisement.
GEORGE J. EASTERDAY. 1no C st. nv.
tRTHUR S. MATTINGLY,
jy2.dkd Trustees.
A SPLENDID SHOTGUN AT AUCTION.
An English Msn.on l2-bore brecci-loading shot
gun to be sold AZ my asction rooms SATURDAY,
JULY 30. AT l2 O'CLOCK
WALTER b. WILLIAMS K CO.,
Item Arctioneers. 10th and Pa. Ave.
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Persons troubled With aiarrhoea will bs
interested in the experience OF Mr.. W. N
Bush, clerk Of Hotel Dorrance. Proyi-
dcnce. r. !. He says: FOR several years
I have been almost constant sufferer
from diarrhoea, the frequent attacks com.
pletely prostrating me and rendering me
unfit for my duties at this hotel, About
two years ago travelling salesman kindly
gave me a small bottle Of Chamberlain's =
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Much to my surprise and delight its ef.
fects were Immediate. Whenever I felt
symptoms Of the disease would fortify
myself against the attack with q few
doses Of this valuable remedy. The result
has been very satisfactory and almost
complete relief from the ahliction." For
sale by Henry Evank Wholesale and re-
tail druggist ~ r IT NV. and Conn ave
and 8 st. nw.e and 1klAd. ave. "a
The evening times., 1898-07-29
sliners In Danger.

Scranton, Pa. July ga spark from a
passing engine set fire to the fan house of
the Richmond mine In this city yester-
day evening. The fan fell down the shaft
and shut on the egress Of twenty-three
men who were in the mine 1T the time.
After great difficulty they were rescued
through a second opening
The evening times., 1898-07-29
Two Women Poisoned.

Toledo. Ohio, July ia tragedy oc-
CURED at the home of Charles Billing
hurst yesterday which resulted in the
deaths OF Mrs. Barbara Doarth, aged 25.
and Mrs. Kate Billinghurst, aged g. Sis
ters-in-law. Each woman took two g
grain capsules supposed to contain qpin-
Inc. but which were filled with strych-
nine. Mrs. Doarth lived ten minutes and
Mrs. Bilhnghurst about fifteen minutes
after taking the poison.
The evening times., 1898-07-29
MISS GOULD VISITS THE REI1E,
WOmen's War Relief Association On
the Hospital Shin.

the Hospital Ship.
New York, July 29.-Members of the
Women's War Relief Association. includ
ing Miss Helen Gould. Mrs. Herbert
Brown. Mrs J. NJ. Brown and Mrs
Loring. visited the United States hospital
ship Relief. lying at pier II, East River
yesterday morning.
The association continues to send
aboard large quantities of deiicacies. such
as fancy groceries. fruit and preserves
A contribution of linen and delicacies
for the sick was received from the
Rhode Island Sanitary and Relief Asso-
ciaiion yesterday.
large force Of machinists were q,
work touching up the Reliefs engines
yesterday. Scrubbing. cleaning and
painting were going on everywhere or
board. while the wreckage of stancilions
and taffrail. carried away when the Re-
lief docked at the foot of East Twenty.
sixth Street on Tuesday, was removed.
Major Torney expects the hospital shi.
will be ready to sail for Porto Rico mex,
Monday.
The evening times., 1898-07-29

Only 81 rs to baltimore and Return
e On All Regular Trains Except
Congressional Limited via Pean-
syIvania Railroad,
Saturday and Sundty. July 30 and 81.
ty2s9o Sos1 a.m-2s-29-3o pm.
The evening times., 1898-07-29
spani.h Transport. San

Cadiz. July as.-The Spanish Transatlan-
tic Line steamers Ciudad de Cadiz and
Isla de Luzon have sailed for Santiago
de Cuba to take on board some of the
Spanish soldiers who were surrendered
there. The other vessels that are to 20
from here will sail shortly.
The evening times., 1898-07-29

Summer resorts are the places for peo-
pie seeking rest, but the place to seek
health is to phone 6a for Heurich's
Maerzen, Senate. Extra Pale or Lager
Beer.
The evening times., 1898-07-29
week-E.a rAc.r.fo.. a. R :

weekend EAearsfons via b. 4 o.
From Washington to Annapolis juno
tion, Frederick. CharlestoWn. and inter-
mediate points at greatly reduced rates.
Tickets sold Saturday and Sunday dur
Ing the season. valid for return until Mon
day following. je10-w&f
The evening times., 1898-07-29

am mn Drin. and Dsus isssrsAfs -.
JUU.UUU steSed b. IL Eseaey Csrs. Au-
eAss5ssd l.st4es1a 10 & = NJ.
Eeshington. n Of llle Nadisee Ass., bsituega
". - oSsxnhoio. 3. d Wsiis coa1dessially.
The evening times., 1898-07-29
THE RALEIGH 4 SLOW SNIP
Dewey CIi.:cises the Cruisers
= Speed Performance.
DELAY AT MRS BAY

More Dangerous Than the Enemy's
Guns-The Cruiser Dolphin to BE
Made More Effective by the Addi-
don of Fourteen-POunder Gums.
a Naval Magazine Wanted.
The evening times., 1898-07-29
sPEcIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NoTICE.-ws viii sell you life
insurance and guarantee the premiums
to be less every year. The policies will
contain guarantees for their sale for
cash, or their pledge for loans. after
two CD years. We viii negotiate a lin.
tied amount OF insurance. up to $4,000.
on the lives of persons who have made
application to other companies and been
declined. HADDAWAY 4 DOUGLAS. SO
Fourteenth Street northwest. ap17-tf
The evening times., 1898-07-29
THE PASSING Of cERVERA
Two additional Reperts Of Com
molore Schley's Victory.
TaEyIXEN AND TIE ERSSOLUTE

Licutcaant Sharp and Commansler
Eaton Tell of Their Parts I'm the
Memorable Battle. When the Gal
liant Marylandcr Directed the At
tack in SaMprcn's Absence.
The evening times., 1898-07-29
Tide Table.
City Lishts.

Today-Low tide at 3:31 a. m. and 3:52
p M; high tide at 10:N a. m. and 10:zz
The evening times., 1898-07-29

Gas lights are lighted at S:22 p. m.
extinguishing begun at 4:0s a. m. The
lighting Is begun one hour before the
hour named. Arc lamps are lighted at
s:01 p. m.: extinguished at 4:23 q. m
The evening times., 1898-07-29
ENGAGED.

PERTH-MANsFIELD.- marriage Of DIR.
GEORGE II. PERTH. OF New York. to MRS LOT
TIE A. MANSFIELD. of Washington. is an
nounced 10 take place August 10. 1893. h-eD
The evening times., 1898-07-29

CROUCH-Departed this life suddenly on July
"a, 1898. at $40 a. m. CAPT. DAVID CROUCH,
Company F. Fourth Maryland Volunteer Infantry
in the SEVENTEEN year of his age. at his late
residence, III Eighth Street southeast
Funeral on Friday. July %, at o'elcck D. M
Funeral private. Interment at Arlington Gene
terry.
baltimore papers please copy.) 1t
BERNARD-On Thursday. July 2s AZ $50
O'Clock, ALEXANDER BERNARD, Of Rosiyn,
Va.
Notice of funeral hereafter. II
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IN MEMORIAM.

IN MFMORIAM.
NERCHANT-In loving remembrance Of my
dear mother MRS MARY E MERCHANT. tho
died year ago today, July %.
It-e D. " APPLEBY
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-24
MANY CURIOUS INVENTORS

The officials OF the patent Office say that
they have never been so bothered as
during the present fiscal year by appli-
cants for patents whose claims upon in
vestigation prove 10 have neither novelty
nor merit, and which are simply crazy
quilts, so to speak. constructed from re-
ally valuable material that axe the prod
ucts OF truly inventive minds. and which
have long since been utilized But among
all people who investigate. and are sus-
ceptible Of conviction by proof. there can
be no doubt that H0stetyer's Stomach
BiJters is a discovery OF sovereign merit.
one Of the finest ton.cs and regulators OF
the stomach. liver and bowels in exist
ence. Nervous subjects, the bilious and
malar.ous those troubled with Inactivity
Of kidneys and bladder. the aged. delicate,
.ndrm and convalescent ind in this meJi-
cine Of unbounded popularity and sustain
ing power a most reliable auxiliary Of
health and preventive Of disease.
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VESSELS BOUND TO ASTORIA


Glenoank. L-vrarl. Br TX, 1853 tons
Calcutta.
Midas. Messenger. Br ok. 1852 IONS
NagasakL.
Alexander Black. Dunn Br bk. 1881
tons, Antwerp
Forthpank. Peterson. Br bK. ISs7 tons.
Gerghant
Audaman. Winter Br bark. sS tons,
Algoa Bay. -.
Joseph Pulitzer. Harvey. Am sch, u
tons, New York.
Clackmannanshlre. Thomson. Br sh. Ilsg
tons. Newcastle.
slberhorn, Gibson, Br bk, l77i tons,
Liverpool.
Argo. Maclean, Br sh, 1880 tons, Ant
werp.
Bogstadt. Thorbiornsen. Nor str. l.9S2
tons. China.
Castle Rock. Jones. Br str. 1871 tons.
Hlogo.
Lombard. Raison. Br str. 1868 tons.
Gunford' Macpherson, Br sh. aoS tons,
PatraTch. Breach Br sh. 1899 tons. Ma
nlLa.
Les Adelphus Lebreton, Br bktn 1922
tons, Freemantle.
Poseldon. Bush Br ah. 1908 tons. New
castle
Gertrud, Hinke, Ger sh, 1858 tons. Kobe
Lauriston, Latta, Br bk 2l33 tons. Rio
HoWth. Martin, Br bk, siGs tons. CAL
cutta.
Emin Pasha, Christensen Ger bk. 1867
tons, Antwerp.
Wallacetown, Motley. Br sh, 1926 tons
Antwerp.
John Cook. Magee Br sh. l75s tons.
H!ogo.
soootra, Harder, Br bk, 1881 tons San
Francisco.
stronsa, Barry, Br sh, 1899 tons. Yoko-
hama
Helensburg, jefferson, Br sh, 1899 tons.
Shanghai
GIenard, Turner Br sh, 1856 tons, San
Francisco.
Forest Hin. Scott, Br sh., 1850 tons.
Shanghai
Argyll Ward, Br. stmr 1856 tons Hong
Nereus, Schultz, Ger sh, 1853 tons, Ham
burg
Wasdale, Fisher, Br. sh, l775 tons, Ant |
werp.
Helensburg Jefferson Br sh., 1893 tons.
Shanghai
Forest Han, Scott, Dr. sh., 1893 tons,
Shanghai
Nereus, shultz. Ger. sh.. 1883 loni Ham
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Of the same element whether oregon
shall be represented In the next congress
by men who may be depended upon to up-
hold the national honor In an eNtraordi-
nary legislation which tho present state
or war viii require, or by those who are
pledged to take advantage of the coun-
,ry's necessities in an ottcmp, to for,o
financial policy upon the government
that means rcpudiatlon and an ultimate
resul, of ruin and dIshonor
Free conagc WIS only tho halfway
house of the democratic party In los mt
grafton from sound money 60 nausm m
It's transfer Of allegiance lram Benton 60
to Bryan. ITS lc5ders In Tho prcscn, ,on-
gys have taken On, las, halt ot .hs't
Journey in their attitude upon ,hc revenue
bu mado necJesary in .hc prosecution OF
@ war which ,Asy helped iu large mcas-
uro to forte upon the country
They are now committed. Hat.ioo,aJ, go
an issue ot sano0o0 VI promises B, pay
as a starter. with am Uim.,ablo prospect
OF ISSUES OF more millions in the m,urc
They have called ,hc soldiers and sailors
to take mp arms az tho risk " life and
livelihood and promise 60 pay them In
paper promises, II the founders and lead
ors ot the democratic party ot old had
been told ,ha, the party would eventually
become Che party " dat money and ne
pudia,ion, the PARTY that would propose
TO call % c,nJs' worth OF silver one dollar
and TO pay the soldiers of ,hc govern
ment prosecuunr a war tn treasury notes
instead OF dollars, they would have
laughed 90 ,he suggestion as too ridicu-
lous to get mad about The unexpected
and impossible has come TO pass and the
modern leaders of the great PARTY Of
Jefferson and Jackson and Benton have
taken the sliding board from the deck O;
safety and sound money to the open sea
Of datism and repudlatiou.
wha, oyan is the devotion 90 duty O,
the true and patriotic party men OF the
old democratic party who never faiJered
in their oountry's peril OF the las, ,am-
pairu Il the presIden, they then helped 90
eloc; on the issue Of sound money is TO be
rendered power,ess IN the Enforcement OF
that principle by a majority OF free sill
verites and repuinuonis,s In both houses
OF congress? In view OF such a crisis
what can the sound money democrats Of
the second congressional district ot ore
gon who supported Mckinley do but vote
for Malcolm \. Moody as their represen-
tatlve in congress.
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Blanco will soon have the alternative
presented 10 him OF surrendering his
forces. the forts, and the city Of Havana,
or OF having Moro Castle knocked down
about his ears and the city destroyed by
bombardment With the Spanish fleet
sunk or destroyed, as ii Will be within the
next forty-eight hours. the American fleet
will be ready to drop shells into Havana
where they win do the most good. De-
tween the feet in his front and the in
vadlng army behind Havana, Blanco will
be obliged to decide in a hurry which
horn OF the dilemma he will take.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-24

Interference by Germany in the matter
OF the Philippine Islands would be based
on the fact or assumption that that coun-
try has large interests there. The Ger
man population in the United states
would, by the same reasoning, fully jusu-
fy the Fatherland in ,ak.ng up arms in
Uncle Sans behalf in case France be-
came aggresslvely hostile.
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EUROPE BEGINS To SEE.

A recent London cable says:
Continental politicians now recognize
that America is certain to become a hrst-
class naval power and will have TO be
reckoned with in the worlds affairs"
This shows that light on America is
penetrating a quarter hitherto very much
obfuscated America is certain to be-
come a first-class naval power. and Will
have to be reckoned with in the worlds
affairs" But the fact ought not to be news
anywhere. II the continental poli,!c-
ians" had been little more alert they
would have made the discovery long ago.
Americas intention with respect to her
navy has not suddenly been taken, but
dates from the time she began to extend
her trade over the earth. It was a step
made imperative by a study Of the con-
dition Of her competitors for trade. and
Of what the laws Of trade and Of human
nature seem to demand.
The United States has interests now in
I'll quarters Of the globe. It is a rapidly
growing commercial power. ], is offer
ing finished products in all markets. ana
with success. American goods in many
lines are the b5st on sale. Bu, the
competition is sharp, and our competitors
are all armed to the teeth. Altruism does
not regulate trade Advantages gained
must have force behind them-sorce not
10 be expended after the fashion Of
bully. but strong enough TO meet the splr-
4 Of bully If manifested by a rival. In
other words, the United States must be
prepared to sustain itself in the field Of
international business, by force II neces-
sary. 1t has not set the fashion; It cam
not slnglehanded change IT; It simply SUBJ
scrlbes to it. As its interests may demand /
its strength viii henceforth be.
But what the continental politicians"
have in mind and dread, Is a new naval
power Of great strength. full Of The spirit
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Notice ly hereby given. that by virtue
% warrant Tor the collection NJ do.
uuqurnt assessment for tho Improvement
dos rlhrl as follows Tho IMPROVEMENT
~ Thirty. third. Thlrty.nflh streets and
Harrison avenue. in Aiair'H Astoria,
duly issued by no Auditor and Police
Judge OF Tho CITY NJ Astoria. by direction
~ the Common Council ~ said tlty. Hnld
warrant being dated tho ilth day NJ Aprii.
lYN. fN me directed. ana .ur .tHtf ttW M IN
which specified amounting fp tho Eum Of
w no with interest thereon from The i'm
luN uf November i2G. If 8 Urr cont Ter
orHuW, being against thc following nnmrd
person towlt. Frank Patton, trustee. own.
rr NJ me following described property. to-
NIt. lot g. block D Adnlr'H Astoria.
and against said described property. and
which warrant commands mo % levy upon
ul mako sale NJ said described property.
in order 'l satisfy said assessment tho
interest thereon ma ne costs and rN.
u,uHrg ~ sale ! dId on thr gth day nt
May. lH" duly lovy upon the above de-
a,r'urd real property and ! Will on the
sra dNE ~ June. 1905 nt the hour "
" -.H b .u The afternoon NJ said day ut
'hu Court House unr m the CITY OF
Astoria County nf Dlntrup. State ~ orc
r"r. seil said above doacrlhcd property at
public auction 10 tho Highest bidder for
cash. T.. Gold Coin, 10 satisfy said as
N'sHw'ul the interest thereon ana tho
costs and expenses OF sale, ana nccruIng
costs
pncl oi Astoria oregon. the Oh day OF
May 1904
f. HALLOCK,
{ th."t ~ Police, CITY " Astoria. oregon.
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interest thereon ana the costa ana oN.
penaoa of sale, did on tho pth day OF
scrIhcd real property, and viii ON tho
Nh day or juno, lNS, At tho huur oC q
9'olock, IA tho afternoon ~ said day, At
the Court House Door In the Clty of
son, sell said above described property at
public auction to tho hlghoat hlddor rnr
cash, u, 4 Oold com, tn satisfy anid ~.
rcHsmcnt, tho Interest thereon and tho
rosln ana expenses NJ sale, nnd avcrulng
costa
mtcI,M AZ Antorlu, oregon tho pth day nt
May, lNE
.... H. ltALLOCK,
'hloi m Police, GUY ot Astoria, oregon
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ch..t u roIIcc. cIly Of 4 A.toria. orSso 2:
cHIEF or POLICE SALE.

Notice lH hereby given that hy virtue
% u warrant for tho collection of dc.
llnqurut assessment for the Improvement
described MS follows The Construction
.of drain In McCluro'H Astoria
.dIlf aaucd By the Antltnl and Police
lL'go NJ the CITY Of Astoria, by direction
.of the common Council OF said city. said
warrant being dated the llth day n April,
IEN 90 me directed, au' the assessment IN
Wh.'h specified amounting 10 tic sum OF
Woo with lnlor,1t thor'nn from Tho 2cth
day NJ December iM, nt per cent per
nnunu, being against the following named
person, i0wlt. Margaret l'lnlnyHon, owner
nf the following Described property, to-
W.T. lot T. block 20, McClurcS Astoria,
lul nglIngt said dcscrlhcd property and
which warrant commands mo 10 levy upon
ana make sale N said described property.
n order 20 satisfy said assessment, the
interest thereon and the costs and cx-
pgus"r nt sale. ! dd on me 9Th day Of
May, 1885 duly levy upon the above de-
trnhpl real property and ! will on the
Nh dty Of June. lS1s al the hour ~ 2
clock. In the afternoon of said day, at
The Court House Door. In tho city ot
Astoria, County NJ Clatsop. State Of Ore
gOn sen said above described property nt
public auction to the highest bidder for
cash u. S. Gold Coin, to antBfy said na-
r'ssmrnt the interest thereon and the
costs and expenses Of sale, and accruIng
costs
Dated at Astoria. oregon. Nhc 9th day Of
May. 1898
". HALLoCK,
chief NJ Police, city OF Astoria, oregon.