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FOR RENT-CHEAP
fine three-story ant.
central location; n,
each room supplied J
cially suitable for rt
JAMES r. SHEA, 60:
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR SALE - WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. NICELY
located lots on 'Mintwo"d place columbia rad
bet. 18th and 18th stsl; sizes To suit; north
south fronts: low pric-sr easy terms, highest Gle
walton on Washington Heights. commanding
view Of Rock creek and geological PARK. scgesal
erty.
Also. 70 600 feet corner Of 18Th St and Wood
ley r"ad, opposite my residence; as 4 whole at
great bargain will suhdlvidr Ia suit purchaser:
Will join builder in improving this property 81
exchange for improved property.
Also, 10000 ~; fl. On baltimore St, just
north Of my residence; fine villa site; com
mands view OF Rock creek and geological Park
offer this nj a great bargain.
Also the handsomest lot on Washington Heights
corner OF Columbia road aud 18Th 81 extended
chaser.
For plats and Information Inquire at NV resi-
dence, address oy mail or call at Office. The at
LAWRENCE SANDS.
del-Sm lJo7 4 st. ed rurrD
FOR sALE-CoNNECTICUT AVE. TWO HAND
somcly located lots between K 81. and Florida
ave: each - II. 'front.' side; at a great
LAWRENCE SANDS.
del-om l3U7 + st. I'd n'orl
FOR SALE SOUTHEAST. Go.0oo TT. ON l. AM
TO suit; Will join builder in Improving located Ia
81; 81 Also, twelve tots fronting ST. 50
'vi dud niout 80 Inside lots. u baI gain. The
attention Of builders invited to aiuve and otber
ground 1 offer in this section Address 10y mall
or call
LAWRENCE SANDS.
1el-"m lS0I + st I'D nUor)
START A FOUNDATION
for your future prosperity. lou are young re-
ceiye good salary, probably bank part of ii each
VIII arrange terms TO suit you. We o1erin.
FORT MYER HEIGHTS.
the new county seat Don't throw this lad"
aside. You cant AFFORD to. You are here offered
one Of the good chances Of lifetime. Come zee
FORT MYER nEfGHTs ETC II sTL Lt%B pSTi"C8 81,
ocls-f 1906 st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RFNT-FURNISHED, A HANDSOME WHITE
stone front residence the south side Of Q ct.
near 18th St, containing L. rooms, fully fur
nished and in perfect order; decided bargain;
II taken at once, l,0O0 per annum, or 500 per
month for the season. Apply to FITCH, FOX
BROWN, -14O6 q st. NV. dist
FOR RENT-FURNISHED, 1852 WHITNEY AVE.
NV; rooms and BATH; S35 per month; cheap
Apply OHAS. w. HANDY, 610 18th st. NV.
dl4-2t
FOR RENT-FURNISHED-12 MD. AVE. NE;
10 rooms and bath; all MI; delightfully."- situat-
ed; one square east Of Capitol; $50 by the year.
de143t"
FOR RRENT-BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
FURNISHED HOUSk.
1913 l. ST. SIU0 PER MONTH.
To desirable tenant one more years.
FRONTS ON MASS. AVE. AND RESERVATION.
de1S-3t ]. b. WIMER, Real Estate, COS 18th st.
FOR RENT-LADY GOING ABROAD WILL. RENT
her residence 10th ST., furnished until Oct. l,
1899. for shorter term; Ii rooms; baths;
well furnished low rent MALCULM HUfTY,
atty, hooIns 10 and IL, 4I2 La. ave. de1-12t'
FOR RENT-A NUMBER OF VERY DESIRABLE.
completely FURNISHED houses, well located in
northwest. at reasonable prices
GASCH BROS.
oc2T-tf 1897 NV.
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FIK KfINT-
7l5 10th NV. 12r. S10.O 90 904 10th NV Sr, % 90
S25 r NV, store, 12r. co. 90 Si3 L NV, 20. 90
3U2 Ind nw, 1lr. As 70 500 Tenn Stjr,O.
100 9Th sto. Sr. .40o l2i5 18th NV.
1929 18th NV, 12r. 40 OUi 2D36 f. NV Or. IL. 90
TAG 11th NV, store. 81 90 2Ol4 Greene ct,
232 ne, Tor. B. 10 62i Essex ct, 4r. 500
72S 1lth nw fla .5r. 100 1923 Del sw,
1900 Md ne,s t&d. 80. % Unces 637 + NV. ...-
81 9th steSdw. .:,5. 0t'
For fall list houses, stores etc. call at office.
de15-tf ALBERT i. FOX. $40 L ST. NV
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FURNISHED OR LNFuhNishE

FOR RENT-D. ID. THOMPSON, 1885 ST
l2r. house Iowa Circle; baths; AMI. /;
all front rooms; Will rent furnished unfur-
nislIed very reasonably. del3-3t
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Store. cellar & stable,
1913 Pa av NV. 500. 90
2217 Pa ay, 15r&b. so. 90
22d & p, sto&dw. so. 90
1917 q, 10r&b. 40. 90
1853 X NV. Or, wa. 20. 10
1123 4th, 7r&b. 20. 40
81 Q, 5r dts, s,ami, ca 1880
1121 20th. Sr, wa. rs. 40
240l NJ, 6r&cel. .15.3 30
1719 Superior st, Or. 12.5 so
Small houses for colored
dec GEO. W. LIN
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WANTED-HELP.

Advertisements under the classltl-
cations OF Wanted Help will be IN
serted at the rate of one cent per
word per insertion, the minimum
charge being IS cents.
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UNFURNiSHED.

FOR RENT
2l2O 18th st. NV; elegant Groom, bath and
cellar brick; list floor finished in oak: $4,000
N G. ave. near 9th Sc, fine Groom, bath and
cellar brick; every cony.; 81. of ears; $35.50
626 18th St ne; neat Groom and bath brick;
5000.
dei5-3t" JAS. NJ. YORK & SON 9I2 G st Sc
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BOARDING.

THE AUBURN, PA. AVE, COR. 22D ST. NV:
large, well-lighted and well-heated rooms; for
permanent or transient guests; cafe in charge Of
L s. Watson. caterer; prices moderate. noi7 I'm
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FOR RENT
Orleans House, 18th
IL L, fur, lSr, 2b,
Gel, mi. .-..........-
500 Z, -2r, mi. .OO
Cleveland Park, fur
nished, Tor & ba,
IO35-23 Lime Kilns. 60. 90
1907 18th. gr&b. mi. 55. SO
1892 L, 11r, b, Gel, mi. 10. 81
232o Pa ay, Tor. 81. 80
S02 2lst, 1lr, b, eel. mi.35. 81
1901 NJ. 10r&b, mi. .35. so
1892 I'D, ,Sr, b. eel. mi.35. 90
2UlS NJ, lVr&b. mi. SO. 10
43o 18th, Sr&h. mi 81 10
2205 l.. Sr&b, mi. .25.50
1918 NJ, 9r&b. .w.g. .25. SO
10 21st ,9r&b, eel, mi. -. 80
TakomaPk. l0r, b, eel -. ~
1223 Both, Grab, mi. 20. 50
1919 f. 9r&b. mi. 20. 80
1913 30th. Or. 20. 80
1918 Both, Or, b, mi. 20. 80
21S-20 Olive, Grab,
eel. mi. 1850
26lS l.. Or, eel, mi. 1880
Brightw'd. Or. Gel w. Is. 90
1882 p. Or, Gel. W. .l3.SO
lO3l Sd ne. 6r.w.g.I2.JD
de10-s.t, tn WESCOTr &
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WANTED 4 #GTrN:.oT BY A RI.SPE47TARTE
nights iiii Madison Il. NV
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j. MALE-

WANTED BY \ COLORED WOMAN. PLACE As
I'1S wash and iron: do general homework. can
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flO60 Both, Or, w....l2.35
SIS 18th ne. Or, w.l2.o0
Ills Hayes CT, Ar, W. 10. 80
ROOMS.
134 18th, of rs. SIS to SIS
9th d C, large hail so. 90
$50 10th, lit, Ar, b, mi. 1850
200I /, Hat. Ar. W. .lS.3
Si4 18th, hall. ......l5.50
4S2-4S6 La ay. Office
rooms. ...S10 4 1900
2313 l., Ar. w......l2.5o
STORES.
1918 Pa av, ,st&dw $500
1900 Pa nv, = large
rms, Gel, mi. i......15.00
21Ol X. stoS,dw .4O.5O
1OOl 18TH ne, st&fw. 40. 90
u 18th, W, .25.50
$50 20th. eel, W. y. ..25. so
5ll 18th, ", g.....25.50
1903 Pa av. w&g. .20.50
1855 l.. w&g. .20.09
G03 & Cos C st-....1S-b0
1918 NJ St t--....l5.O 90
STABLES.
l20s G. 2 sits. w.S12.o0
1925 9th, IS, W r. 500
2il2 Pa av r'r,, Is,
W r, l...........7.00
1S2s-31 l., is. Woo
WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
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FOR REST-2O1o 18TH ST. NV. 2-STORY BAY
w:rdow brick; 6r. bath; cellar; mi; & cd
yards; 5000. Apply l2lG ST. NV. de5-2w"
FOR PENTHOUSE NO. 1923 PA. AVE: II
rooms in perfect order; bath rooms; rent re-
duced to S45 per month. Apply 10 A. A. VIII
son, 303 1th St NV. del2-Iw
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNIsHED.

FOR RENT--AT THE ENGLESIDE, OPPOSITE
the Arlington 1927 st. NV, desirable rooms
with board; convenient to hotels, departments,
White House and car lines; transients taken.
de15-3a*
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MALE

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cations OF Wanted Help will be IN
serted at the rate OF one cent per
word per insertion, the minimum
charge being Is cents.
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NlAl.Is

NANTED-A POSITION BY 4 YOUNG MAN
who L. familiar with typewriter and quick at fig
ures- Address H. K. Ii, Station y.
WANTED-BG RESPECsEABI- COLOIsED YOUTH
Of Il, place 10 wait table and work about
h'uSe' city reference &ddrcss. days, ". Il.
T. 2f+p Nard pI NV
Evening star., 1898-12-15

WASHINGTON, u. e.. posi- OFFICE NOTICE
any time.
foREliN NAILS are forwarded 10 the ports Of
saiilIe daily. and the schedule of clusings Is
ranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending December
IL the last connecting closes VIII be made from
this office follows:
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-A s.. 900 OR $3. 900 SMALL BRICK
house in location public school.
TH0S. G. HENSEY & CO.,
de13-3t 1900 F st. NV.
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WANTED STU ALTON BY COMPETENT YOI-Nt
man, waiter. boarding house private family a
drive for doctor. lIG2l, 10 h St NV
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HANTED-TO RENT DESK ROOM OR SMALL
chcei state price. Address Box %. Star Office.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-1o3 PA. AVE. NV; STORE ROOM,
cellar and closet lst floor; rs. and bath
above; $40. VIII be rented separately.
del3-6t r. H. L. LElPtl-D. s.w. cor 18th & F.
FOR RENT-SToKE NO. 1927 Pa. AVE; WITH
fixtures; rent, So per month A. A. WILSON,
3oJ ith ST. NV. del2-lw
FOR RENTING BEAUTIFUL LARGE STORES
ware rooms above; cement cellars; 800 Sth St
and liUi l4ih ST.; rent greatly reduced. Apply
only to J. w. NAlRN, Owner. 1888 VT. ave
oc26 2m*
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED, LARGE COMMUNI-
eating rooms with private bath and use of parlOr
II desired: 1 square from Cairo Address II. NJ,
1909 . ST wv dl53ts
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FOR RRT-FLATS.

THE CONCORD. NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
This well-known and finely located apartment
house has now vacant choice 2-room apartments;
superintendence, and cafe under McDermott.
formerly Of the Shoreham sel6tf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-08

mining establishment Of the royal en-
gineers.
The twenty-nine Bahama islands, with
their 236 rocks, are some Of those FUR
Their north than our station at Dry Tor
tugas, and they will probably not play
an important part in this war. They are
far below the average English colony IN
prosperity and the population is mostly
negro. If Spain blockades the United
States coast the Bahamas may have a
return of their flourishing trade from
blockade running, which reached extraor-
binary proportions during our late war.
The conditions under which Spain is
operating. as seen by these facts, are
greatly to her disadvantage in the West
Indies. Spain can never successfully
cope with our ships nor hope 70 retain
her hold upon the lands Of the new
world,
Now turn 10 the Philippines. Her posi-
ton is scarcely as favorable. With the
rebels in the Philippines threatening Ma
Mia, with q garrison without ammuni-
ton there, and an inferior feet OF ves-
sells, she can scarcely hold Manila long
Should the capital fall into American
hands and be used as a coaling station
against her. her feet will be sorely press
ed. The other Philippines scarcely afford
her harbor protection.
There are so many islands in the Philip
pines that the exact number is unknown.
There are nine very large ones-Luzon,
Panay, Cebu, Leyte, Bohol, Negros, Sa-
mar, Mindanao, and Mindoro-with more
than 1900 smaller ones, the latter being
little more than bare rocks raised to the
surface by volcanic action. They have an
entire area of over 10000 square miles,
and a population of about 100000. Manila,
the capital, and the chief city Of Luzon,
contains a population Of 100000. principal
~ Spanish creoles, Chinese half-breeds,
and the original natives. The bay Of Ma
Mia, the largest and finest in the world,
could offer anchorage TO the united fleets
Of Europe.
Twenty-Five years ago Manila, surround
Ell by walls and ramparts with its low
tiled roofs and scattered towers present.
ed the appearance OF an ancient European
fortress. In 1853, however. a devastating
earthquake occurred, and in a few min
utes the city was converted into a pile
Of ruins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-08
4 Monument 10 Tyler.
(Washlngton Post.)

(WaSnlNstOn HOSt.)
Captain Lamb. representing the Rich
mond Va) District, has been working
TO secure some appropriate monument TO
mark the grave Of former President John
Tyler. Visitors TO Hollywood Cemetery
are pointed TO the spot. overlooking the
James river. where two Presidents Of the
United States are buried. but there is
nothing but a modest headstone 10 mark
the grave OF President Tyler. Early I'm
the year Captain Lamb introduced a Joint
resolution appropriating $1,000 for placing
a suitable shaft over this grave. the work
10 be done under the Secretary OF the
Treasury. The resolution has been
favorably reported from the Committee
on Library, by Representative Cum
mings, who pays a brief tribute 10 the
dead Virginian's career.
President Tyler was inaugurated April
6 1884, on the death OF President Har-
rison. He died at the city OF Richmond
on January IS, 1862, having filled the Of
fees of member OF the General Assembly
Of Virginia. member OF her Executive
Council, Governor OF the Commonwealth.
representative in Congress, United States
Senator. member OF the Provisional Con-
gress of the Confederate States. Vice.
President OF the United States. ana
Chief Magistrate OF the republic
The grave OF James Monroe, which is
near that OF Tyler. is covered by an iron
framework in the shape OF cathedral
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-08
f1G COLLOUGK-E-

lection, and safety OF his sister, wife. or
mother?
Must our honest, good, and deserving
poor in our city suffer, because tramps
get their living out Of those who fear
harm of them?
1t is a sad thing to let the outside
world know that all this is a fact in our
city.
The noble women Of the City Mission
deserve-yes, demand-some respect from
our citizens. Why not band together and
help our own unfortunate poor, and let
the unwilling tramp who declines TO
work on principle go?
In eighteen months about l,400 letters
have been received, and each case has
been relieved by the City Mission and
the Citizens Relief Association.
These two associations must close their
doors in the face Of our worthy, unfor-
tunate, and deserving poor, all on ac-
count of the vagrant or tramp who at
any moment may see fit to ruin any in
nocent woman or child he may.
Three judges signed and endorsed this
ordinance.
Two thousand citizens signed and en-
dorsed this ordinance.
Every policeman signed and endorsed
this ordinance.
Men Of every walk signed and endorsed
this ordinance.
Chief of Police and Police Justice sign
ed and endorsed this ordinance.
We are very grateful to Messrs. Beck
Briggs Foster. CARRIER. Gunst, Hawkins,
Tanner. Rountree Harrelson Hobson,
King Wallerstein. williams. and Caskie,
but especially grateful 70 Mr.. Marx
Gunst, who has given so much time 20
the success OF the passage of this ordi-
nance, and his firm and noble stand in
pleading for its immediate adoption on
the floor OF the Council Chamber last
night. Very truly yours.
HENRY LEE VALENTINE,
President Young Mems Business Asso-
citation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-08
A Card to the Public.
Richmond. Va. May 6. 1873.


To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Kindly accept our grateful appreciation
for your noble efforts in the past in be-
half Of the passage OF a Tramp and Va
grant Ordinance" for the protection or
our unprotected women and innocent chill
dren Of Richmond.
II Is with much regret that our commit
tee from the Young Mems Business AS
ISOLATION should have met with such OPP
position In the Council. For the benefit
Of the 1000 citizens and taxpayers Of our
city who endorsed this ordinance with
their signatures, kindly allow me space
10 report back to them the outcome or
our efforts.
Two members Of the Council OF Rich
mond. elected by the voters OF our city,
made every effort possible 10 prevent
citizens from being heard on this or any
other subject upon the floor Of the Coun-
ell Chamber. These members OF the
Common Council voted and spoke against
the passage OF this ordinance on account
OF the expense, so they said, ana trled
every means possible 10 prevent the read
ing OF the ordinance before the Council
The gentlemen who voted against the
massage OF this Tramp and Vagrant Or
dinance" would confer a favor upon, our
committee II they would send a memo
randum to us as to how much they have
contributed for the relief OF the poor or
our city through the City Mission or the
Citizens Relief Association
There are 500 deserving. good. and
worthy families that should have relief
hut our citizens decline giving to both
tramps and our own unfortunate poor-
The reason tramps are helped is On ac-
count of our citizens being AFRAID 10 de-
cline them. What would be the cost OF
an attempt at running an innocent wo-
man? What would be the cost OF ano'her
noble officer sacrificing his NE!
can a man calculate the loss or dollars
IN comparison with the tnnc<ence, pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-08
Overs Descent.
Norwood. Va. May 4. 1893

Norwood. Va, May !, ieSo
To the Editor OF the Dispatch;
Captain n. Mayo Dyer, OF the cruiser
Baltimore OF Commodore Dewey's fleet.
has had a somewhat diversified career
in the United States navy. and has fought
his way up without ever having attended
a naval academy. No man In the navy
has a better record for bravery and
daring than the gallant captain OF the
Baltimore"
Is not Captain Dyer OF good old Viz
ginia stock? Mary Mayo (born In 1901.
daughter OF Joseph Mayo married. nrst.
BENJAMIN Watkins; their daughter, Mar
tina watkins. married Samuel Dyer. OF
Albemarle county. Va. and moved 70
Missouri. Does Captain n. Mayo Dyer
- ALEXANDER BROWN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-08
CLASSES OF wARsHIPs.
How the Various Types of Cruisers
Differ.

r. C. skerrett writes to the Cleveland
Leader as follows: Now that war Is upon
US, it is becoming that every one should
have a fair understanding OF tho types
of vessels mustered in our defence. and
cut for each.
or the battleship and the monitor,
nearly every one has a proper conception.
and, too. OF the torpedo-boat: but OF
the three types OF cruisers there is only
confused general knowledge.
The term cruiser used TO apply. In the
days Of sailing ships, TO the frigrates-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-08
had Pay and Hard work

The bad pay and hard work OF sUnb.s,t
nurses has often been maNo ,n' s,elnen.
medical men and non-professionsni, ~.
lanthropists 1t is well for an invs.', nus.
fore ne gets so bad as 10 neeo ssor,aea
or doctor. 10 use Hostetters 9eses.i-
Bitters if he has chills ana IeNes "a asG-
o. ton, rheumatism, dyspepsia e"s
vousness. Use IL regularly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-08
COMEDY AND DRAMA THIS WEEK
The simkins-FabeI COMPANY 7"
the Boards at the Acad'n''

the Boards at the Acadeh''
The slmkins- Fabel Company in
pertoire OF up-to-date comeo's' -.
dramas. will be the coming wees
traction at the Academy OF MUSE ,...
The company is said 10 be an eA go.
one and has made a good ssp'''-
wherever It has appeared. speeia'u -
an agreeable character will be in'''o- -...
during and between the acts. The ~
ing bin on Monday evening Will %
tie Mischief" nye-act comedy
Of intense interest and irFesisiioly "a ''' n,
in which. as In every piece press". IN, .
fun strength of the company ""'
utilized. .-,,i-s arc
Among the plays In the reper,.o.'e p,
Monte Cristo." Colorado "a
Ward" 'Reddy's Lack pam. "a
Pythias." and others. ON to-moit'~ 800
opening night. every lady with a al.
holding a paid o0-cent ticket VII %
mltted free ,,,.ssay,
MatInees will be given on 1u'
Thursday, and saturday
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-23

Notice Ia hereby given that by. virtue
OF a warrant for the collection ot de.
nn0uenl asrossmcnt Tor tho lmnfVr,srent
In tho city ot Astoria, orckon, lowut
hflhh" street auiy iasucd hv tho auditor
and nOlice Judge of said city by .dlrre'
ttOn az thb common rUuA'il of thd city,
said warrlnt belng dated tho lith day Or
October, iS'S, To mc directed anu me
10 IA a. with inierc1t thereon at tho rate
ot per cent pei annpm from tho 9lst day
VI March, iSl0 and hving aEalnHi tho
following napied persons tpwh'
Marion and H. Mccormack
owner OF tho following descr,v,N real
pranarty. toWit lot 40, hluck 5, a. sub.
divldrd In tho. Port OF, vpper ARqfM,
"A laid out and rocOricd by .Nhn AdAlr
ana also against sild descrucd property,
and which warrant commands mo 20
mako levy upon Ansi tale OF saN DO.
scrlbcd property la order 10 satisfy taid
wartant aud pald assessment and 70.
sosss Ssn ana nd" expenses sIS ot said sale, and
plrsuant to said wNrtunt and tho COM
manda lhcrcin contained, did. ON mo
18th day ot November. ISIS, duly levy
upon tho, above described rcsi propessy'
iSH, a. tho hour of II o'clock in tho
fOrrnOOn ~ rAid day. at tho courl house
door towit; The riarancr of SAID court
house on ElEhth street w the CIV ol
nrsson' sell said described real property
AZ public auction to the hlgheat blhgr
for caAh. In u. y gold coln, To aAtlhfy
said assessment tho intrrrst thereon ana
tho cos,s and exponsca OF sale ap
dated a, Astoria, oroson, tho 18th day
VI ''''' e HALLocK.
Chlet Of Police OF Astoria. oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-23
CHEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice Is hereby civ e. that by virtue
OF a warrant gOr the COLLECTION OF do
linuuent aFstNEmcnt lor tho mprov lntnt
n Tho city ot A.,oIla, oreson. SSwiti
n.th street. duly lssuod by tho auditor
and police Judge " said cityl by dircc'
ton uf tho common council or said city #,
said warrant bclns dated tho 18th day. Of
octobor. iSS. 10 mo dirr'tcd. and he
TO iiN With intorcsJ thereon A. tho rate
Of per cent per annum from the ilat day
OF March, iNd and bcinE against the
following named persons, towiI;
II. Marion and a. McCormsek.
owner OF tho following cserlbed real
property, toWit. lot n. block a. sub
divided In the. Port of uppor Astoria
and also against said d-scrib,d property
and which warrant commands mo TO
make levy upon and sale % said Dc.
scrihcd property IN order 70 satisfy said
warrant aud said assessment and to-
grrhcr with tho intor,nl thereon and tho
costs and EXPENSES of said Aalr, ana
nurnuAut 20 rAd warrant and .ho com.
manda therein contiiired. l dld. on the
iith day % November iNs duly levy
upon. tho above, dcscnh.d rctl pg9nsfty'
iSJi. az the hour % n o'clock in tho
forenoon of' said dAy, 40 tho court house
door. tuWit. the entrance ~ said court
house on Elghth street. In NE CITY ol
Astoria. County ~ Ctalaop. state %
~ public adcllun 60 tho Highest bidder
FOR cash In u, !. gold coin, TO sausfy
said assessment tho interest thereon, and
tho costs and cxpcns-" 0I Anlo an
aforesaid. and tho accrulng costs.
Dated al Astoria, Orrgon. the 18th day
w r. HAlIoCK.
Chief OF Police o. Astoria. oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-23
CHIEF or POLICE SALE.


Notice In hereby given that by virtue
of a warrant for tho collection nf n do
llnauent AhHoaFluent for he Improvement
" the city OF Ahlnria, oregon t1wit.
BOND street. from iNrty.aecond TO Forty.
nfth ulreol, duly lHHuod by tho auditor
tidn ol tho common council of said city,
said warrant being dated tho 18th day OF
October, iNs. 70 no dlrppted, ana tho
ss'.ssn'sgi =, z, .n oG which ;pssIlsa sinesnsns
OF per cent per ennum from the aial day
of March. isJa ana brinE against tho
following named persons, tVwiil
II. Marion and n. Mccormack.
oyncr ot tho following described real
property, towit, lot IN. block T. as sub.
divided In tho Port OF Upper Astoria,
an LAID out aud feeorded by John Aaalr'
and which warrant commands mo 10
make levy upon and sale of Hai' DO.
Hcribvd property, Ia order 10 pailafy said
warrant hnd said assessment anu to-
gcther With the lntervsI thereon snd ,hg
coats and expenses Of said sale, and
pufHpanS 10 nald warrant and the com
mnndn thervln c0ntained. | did on tho
iih day Of November. iNs, duly leVy
upon tho above described real propsIiy,
And viii, on tho 18th day .of pecomb9r.
forenoon OF sald day, at tho court house
door towlii the entrance OF said court
house on Eishth street. Ia the CITY OF
ASTORIA. Cpuny of Claisop. state ot
Oregon, soil naid described real property
Al publlo auction, 20 the hlghess blddgr
for cash, In " 3 gold coin, 20 uatlafy
said assessment. the Interest thereon. and
tho costs and expenses Of sale 40
aforesaid. and tho accrulnE .soals
pssed 81 AHs9ria. oressn, tho nth day
E. HALLocK.
chief of Police OF Astoria. oregon.