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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-24
The Colonel Is Gratifed.

D. G. Edwards, passenger traffic manager
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Rail-
road, yesterday received the following letter
from Col. George ". Gunder. of the One
ndred-and-sixtieth Indiana Volunteers, at
Chickamauga: Your handling of my rcgi-
ment, One-hundred- and-sixtieth Indiana.
over the c., H. & d. and O. & c.. was sim
ply superb. The most complete arrange
ments and everything was done for the
comfort of officers, men and animals. No
better could have been devised. Please ac-
cept my thanks in behalf of the regiment
for your courteous, kind and gentlemanly
treatment"
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Henry County Volunteers.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Ind, May 23.-The Henry
county volunteer company has been organ
lied, with A d. Ogborn as captain. The
company numbers seventy-five men, all
eager and ready to respond to a second call
from President Mckinley. The company
gave it's first public drill tonight Captain
Ogborn is colonel of the Third Regiment,
Uniform Rank, K. of p, and is we'll versed
in military tactics.
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Beginning to-day and continuing until
Thursday evening the Christian Missionary
Alliance. assisted by its local branch. will
hold it's annual convention at the Second
Presbyterian Church. Revs. DIR. Simpson
OF New York Robertson of Scotland Ny
land, Peck, Eldridge and others will be
present It Ii expected many Will be pres
ent from different parts Of the State.
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Straw hats are ready for inspection. Pan.
amas and splits are the proper thing. We
are sole agents for Knox's world renowned
straw hats. Dalton Hat Company, Bates
House, high-class caterers.
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PENNSYLVANIA LINES.
Excursion to Louisville,
$1.5O-ROUND TRIP-$1.5O.
sunday Juna

Grand musical festival and open air con-
cert. Indianapolis Maennerchoir, Cincinnati
Liederkranz, Evansville Liederkrnaz will
Darticipate.
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Put its merits, there is no champagne that
has more good qualities than Cooks Imperial
It's extra dry.
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HE FIRED FIVE SHOTS.

Spoor must have fired at least five shots
at the women. People living in the neigh
borhood heard the shooting and saw the
man in the front yard. A small ragged hole
in the front screen door of the house indi-
Gates that he may have fired one shot from
the outside. No one actually witnessed the
tragedy and nothing is known as to what
Immediately led to the shooting. The house
was full of police within fifteen minutes
after the tragedy took place. Holtz and
Wallace, the bicycle police, were first sent
to the house, and were followed by Detec-
tives Dugan and Asche. Detectives Colbert,
Gerber, Morgan and Weible came a few
minutes later and all set out in search of
Spoor. All that could be learned of the man
from the people in the Warren resort was
that he lived at No. 326 North Illinois street
The detectives at once proceeded to this
place, their appearance causing much ex-
element in the house and neighborhood
No one at this boarding place had seen
Spoor since 5 o'clock in the evening when
1t was said he left the house with his cam
era. The detectives went to Spoons room
and procured a picture of the man and a
bundle of letters.
The officers had scarcely left the house
when word came to police headquarters
Park. The word came few minutes before
the bell rang for roll-call at o'clock. Ser
geants Lowe and Laporte were sent to the
park and found Spoor lying dead on the
grass. There were eyewltnesses to the Sec
ond tragedy. Spoor, it was said, walked
into the park and took seat near one of
the fountains. He then drew a pistol from
his pocket and sent bullet into his heart
The weapon, a thirty-two calibre pistol, was
lying near him. He had evidently reloaded
the weapon after shooting five times at his
wife, as all of the chambers, save one, were
full when the pistol was found Coroner
Brayton and his deputy were notified at
once of the double tragedy. Both bodies
were sent to the undertaking establishment
of Renihan. Long & Blackwell. But one of
the bullets evidently meant for Mrs. Spoor
struck her. This one entered just above the
heart.
Two girls who live with Minnie Huston
next door to the Warren house, claim TO
have known the murdered woman when she
lived in Louisville. They told the Huston
woman few days ago that Mrs. Spoor
| had sister. These girls could not be found
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BIG -FOUR ROUTE.

Il
Cincinnati Excursion, Sunday, May
20, 1898.
81 Round Trip.
Special train leaves Indianapolis Union
Station 1880 a. m. Returning leaves Cincin-
natl Central Union Station d. m. Call at
Big Four offices, No. / East washington
street, and Union Station
H. NJ. BRONSON. A. G. P. A.
$1-ROUND TRIP-$1.
Decatur, ILL.,, Sunday, May 20.
Via L. d. & w. Railway. Special train
leaves Union Station a. m. Tickets and
full information city ticket office, No. 2
West Washington street, corner Meridian,
and Union Station.
Insure with German Fire Insurance of In
diara. General offices, 20 South Delaware
street. Fire, tornado and explosion.
McGilliard Agency Co. Fire insurance.
Put its merits. there is no champagne that
has more good qualities than Cooks Imperial.
It's extra dry.
Kimball pianos. Carlin G. Lennox. e. Market st.
--@ms-------
Feed your horse JANESS Dustless Oats
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THE RETURN
PROSPERITY

Is mirrored In the immense increase OF deposits
in the savings department of THE MARION
TRUST COMPANY; 4 per cent. per annum COM
pounded semi-annually with no restrictions, no
expense fund or withdrawal fee, Is readily under
stood by the public offering the means of
safe investment with profitable return.
Offices northeast corner Monument place and
Market street.
Open from a m. TO p. and from .. m.
to p. m. on Mondays and Saturdays.
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THE sUICIDE,s LETTERs.

last night and the coroner was unable to
learn where the dead woman's relatives live.
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SEQ Piano, worth $s25, at wulschner'e.
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$1-ROUND TRIP-S1.
Decatur. Ill, Sunday, May 20.
McGilliard Agency CO. Fire insurance.

Insure with German Fire Insurance Of In
diara General offices, 20 South Delaware
street. Fire, tornado and explosion.
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ART EMPORIUM.
Telephone 500.
Souvenirs of Home.

A number of Indianapolis boys at Chick.
aHnaugau have written home asking fol
photos of the towpath and other pretty
spots about this city.
To take these views now while they are
most beautiful you'll need camera and ma
terials~
We have them.
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Feed your horse JANEs's Dustless Oats.
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Kimpall pianos. carIIn & Lennox. 3 E. Market st
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REAL ESTATE.
,poxxyrLLE LAND BOUGHT FOX DE-
yEI.OPMENT.

~ :, Murray ard Thomas Merriam or
,,,.cuse. have purchased from G. Is. 49,.
hort ninety acres ~ land lyins net"een -, ~,
"a Rronxville adjoining the properly 80,
7 r Brown and others along Ven'ra' la eor
:. 80 "a oc-e or $4,000 In all has been par, 'o
the property. ana IL is o''''s
for Improvement .u - Edward
Muller No 2sis Firstare. 'o' 100. s.,rv ,cne.
viii improve it oy ihc erec'''" "
mont house. r,,a.c, from, Sarah
Iowenfcid & Prayer have p",' ,rom. 6w.n-
Norris No iS East Eighty -'"'. So ...,n, ,rnr,
.us =, IA, csxlO2e. and have no"sn, Ao'n
tha executors Of Matthew ~ "''o' Wv
n. asax,o2s both on private 'e'',s, -, Wa,
n-,r,.r, ssclicsSrrg sold Nos "" anu 700 ".S'
"'''"' AID the AUDITING property. NO
Iao west Twenty-ffth-s' 'o' Nc - 49, ,r,,,
go ! Her,er. who viii remove inc o,u '"'''''e'
% ~. nye-story fa,houses on the io's'
ana go y, r-naorhill has leased 10 Henry Barclay
r"s,ass p,ace at southampton. Mass. known
az The Doones "a .,eo ...
~ q, Au,stcrdam-ave. fifty feet north or
sixtie:h-st for Improvement VIII n'e-s'or' o''cA
,enemen:-housc with store.
: s'o5y SF'"a''neS"' ~, - ,o..nn MURRAY tn.
mares bricE Building and store on lot 255xS22A.
~ Vo :, ~, Park-ave., on private terms l.,
Inc 1orSciosufe proceedings against the Bonhls
H..,nurov.mert Company affecting the property on
I'm north side o. 1wentyhrst-st: eN.endinS from
TT,s,h.aye 20 Broadway. lrJ;XA.l IN broaoWay
rlttHs "a in FYtih-avs Dodd Mead & CO occupy
r " The seven story brick stone and iron puld-
R~~r on The Fifth-ave. corner ana several large
n,nortinc firms the fvestory brick ouilcing on the
W y Roden filed plans yesterday for six t,ve-
~. hrsck tenement houses, with stores. ench 10
so foot front erected the northeac' corner OF
SS,ro,;eth-st and FRS -ave at a cost OF Sl'oVu
Tse Wew.York Geneaiosical and Biographical
society fled plans for alterations 10 their build,
~ No rcS West Fity-e.ghtn-st.. fonr- story
,ns ma he sement brick dwelling at a cost OF 5000
At the broadway sslesroom YESTERDAY re'f Brick
SM::,Iine on lot lsx1022 No. 24S West seventy
fourhs to the plaintiff for and d tne ,x sWS,
So . oSt Washington 34s3 feet moth OF Ola
Quarry Road, to ], w Dykeman for s- 20 vacant
lot - 6xl 40 3x23x147.4. In Pelham or Union-ave
son,hwesi corner of Cambreling- ave, TO the pam
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
~ ~rD-'-'- 0~-~-ecI'~ -
InrPTs yIoI.ETS or colognel The most deliciou:
| cents on the MARKET The cheasst' ihs mCs'
agreeable companions for country OF '
rj9 Broadway
,,rrrIsrvENrs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~. r.i A. their Ultov oice No i2t2 broAdwhy
"a door moth Of 3Ir until oeloSk y m ,.,r.r
81 ,scsiyed Al the following branch omses a
Office rates until o'eock p M ;.,h1,,: Mscys e,h-svs
and sshs,; li2 coiumbu: ss ,Sts,t 81 Mss
ScS ~, between 7th and sth sves ios East "tn-sI
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nROPOSAI.S FOR TROUSERS Phila. Depot

O. " Dept ii?s Arch s.. Phl!a "a Jn, =
here until II o'clock \. NJ Monda{ July ~ 's'' ~, f,F
snd Is 40 pairs Trousers mount.d MAJ" 81 y" rn'"
SKY Buc Kcrsey. ARMY STANDARD tAily d",Ne'S y IN
80, and bidders must time AMI rate - 1"iN
pss sample can lie at hu; XII arsenal p,.rn
49, rcserve. right reject accept any or All pro
n"sas or any part thereof. Preference given 70 articles
n,0ducf,on or manufacture. conditions OF
OF &c. Including In price OF foreign produc
49,. nv manufactures the duty thrreon' being c1ua
lions VI r"Nn-.als &c will be furnished upon april
Tnreop.s containing proposals 10 De endorsed
49,, for Trousers and addressed ID Col JpfN
fIS2ysSE.yy IN W.rn,y oIareYmaaier General. L. > \.
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Dp0P0sALs FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES

L ,c6eId Armory Springfield Mass. June 10. 1913
isa nroposals in tripcate VIII be received unti u
tt.Ty II 1895 furnishing Forage. steel.
pn casi,nss Coal Lumber. Hardware supplies station
iron ils Chemicals. GASOLINE Gun STOCKS etc
ere, ram xe.r ending June 10 1880 Information
aufIhS I'D IN anpcaton Lieut.. col ISAAC ARNOLD.
ODD Dent
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. DvrRrisEuENTS and subscrip tions for The Tribune
A N,.Ssyed an their Upown Once. No. i2i2 broadway
Ii door norta Of aIsis. until O'clock p m advertise
once ra'ss unti o'clock m. VIZ - sth.svs;i
s0 cor Io:hst. IA Columbus ave- near west Goth st.
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Proposals.
A RMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET,

RMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET,
NEW YORK CITY July :. IS9s-SEALED PRO
PtSAI.S In triplcs" will he received here unUi we've
O'clock noon July H. 1SIS for manufacturing ana 10
.iv~rine quickly 10000 pairs 1rohsefs "o
10 pairs ~ Trousers. mounted maze on ~ our. NJ
sew SKY Blue Army standard sample 81 when can u~
seen at This Quick and rapid delivers IMP ram
Riders will state commencement ana RAJ" 81 nv
livery Rl1nks can and sample Of Jersey seen a,
this Office. Trofsre Will be given arcles ~ pon
conditions of prcc ara qui
i,y CncIuding in price Of foreign prodmct ms or
fac,ir,s tho dv thereon, equal The nit"1 Stas
reserves the right tI"iect accept any or nI
or any mart thrreof Envelopes should be marked 'f
49,. for stv Nlu4 Trousers ana addressed - A.
TIMBAIJ. II. q. ". General
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chaux architect NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
e0th-st. n corner lst-ave. for ak nve-story
brick nate. with stores. Cox: W REDEEM. o:
No II East 0Dths'. owner Louis Enter. Of No
IS East a6ihst architect .........,...........
Wtlle;-t;. No IS for six-story brick fiat. %. IL
sa3 Schneider 4 Bachraeh. OF NJ 80 East
"th-st. owners: q Y Pelham. Of No go 9Th
Eat End ave. sist sgd sta. for n onc-story
coal ward. 1t0xSo; estate ~ Ogden C;oeiet. No
Owes, l,th-st owner: Diwnrd Wenz. architect
Jerome ave. =. NJ (, \ of i6'th-st for one
.tcry frame shop. 2hxao Curtis bean. Of No
ll4 East Gwh~s.. owner: G Dcnges. architect.
- Paulsave :. $40 II of Pelham Road. for
one and a haf-stcry frame shed. 1918:
john schul' ownar; ], Fries. architect. ........
Monroe ave. :, 40 II Of Gray-s,. for
:hrse story frame dwelling. with store. 22xsi:
walter. Of No l5as Avenue A. owner; Fred
e-ick Jaeger. architect .......................
Kosedalc-a,e. No &6I 10 465. f,r three two-story
and n,i> franz dwellings. isx3o: Hudson r
lose. q No ii8 Central rsrk West. owner.
W N-r4e-. B.pie House architect. ...........
I Mon ave. s. leo ~ 81 ls0th-s;, for a two
story irnme dwelling. %ix2I: W Hammond.
Kingston. Mas. ownt-: r " Hammond q No
,.3s' Franklin ave. architect .................
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- - ., ,,s Light House FL aneer. Tompklnsvills.
y until ~ o'clock NJ. July q. 1895. and then opened
- miscellaneous articles Tor the Light House
TOT for the fiscal year ending June 10 1859 In
ac""rdance with specifications. copies of when WIN
and other Information. may be had upon
snpicsto, 10 n p. Heap. Lieut. Colonel corps OF En-
L. a
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ss.s ssaIlos , SSSf james Butler and
RyIns,onis, - r Ss so Lou st. FTiea.n
w Sf,s No 81 as1ioo Henry With ct al to 20 a.
.s1 49, Il ~. ?, i Gs5ay' M 1ssa,o ssad
Aaoiph Pawei and ~'ie 70 hens! ""'n 1900
ss snSsA: e q. East, ,s1iOaa: Julia ve.sy TO zoo
Ss%a 80 A Sss TO $50 W.: ;Ss,oS: william
Mssrs s sou,s $50
''s stsrs and wife to julie: livingston and
s. she'he: :. SSH Z, A%.,sraam-ave. is1
''s Marion Rl.:e to George Hopp and wife. ~
't S.rsss.i Mead. and another John Nc
x:ss:.svs i, ne; map E s;;s fremont ,m
:S Msr s oo1n: to Hs7y
tssSxl4as; also iseh.s,. centre line At centre
f'1 isoss1 s5 5': juliet ~ hvins:on
Ri Ssaa $. 50 It Of Eidrldre-st ac17s
James Buchanan and another trustees. ,o7,
west es" End-ave. s. oaa II n Of eIs,-.t. x;
west tssd Ehaa Msas sRo Slts 9
.dsS. rTsds.'t ss Hs's and of ri iss Sc
ssxss wnhemas Lancer to Aae,1ics lf pry:
ss. snoA: No to a' vsla Hss Hahn. :.'s. $500
'woS,et st. No leo $. 2ssx7'; Mary Ehrmann ., M
ls-are !. sos i, Q, i2o;h..t sSsiioo; Pincu' .m
lowenfed ct al 10 EDWARD Muer 90. WV
ylila-a W 1884 II OF Van Courtiandt-aVe
s0xl0o: Rosa Pistons and another to Francisco ..
''3 sn st. 70 &c c: es w Cssper 72oo
= 1s:,.: sii.s .iS' John re
e, ::s John S N.susr S 10 Mary s'i
,ls.s sH' aas Il; Of P.a..ns-aye :s.ioo; 80
Mary Hufnagle ct al 10 Nellie springmeyer. ''S'
<4th-st, n o. as II " Of 3d-ave. 23x10o.5; George
Morgan referee, TO Ida o Walter. ............ $50
ATHEIST. n s. e5 # OF 3d-ave, 25x100.3; James
p Marren and wife to Ida Walter.
b0:h-st. n q 1884 IT OF cd-ave. l6Sx1Oo;
Elizabeth Godner 10 Marie Behrine ..........
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NEW BUILDINGS
Attorney st. No ii5. FOR a sig-story brick Eat.
with store. 34x6D 6x55: TRY Goodman. ~ No ~
Eldrttge-st, owner. Nathan LANCER Of No ,T6
hadiSon-st architect .... .................. f26.
Ssanton-st. No 49, .or a six story brick nat With
stores Crry Goodman. owner: Nathan LANCER.
esc"t~St ios
D4th-et . .. 81. 10 II " Of 81 Nicholas-ave. for
three three-Sfory brick dwellings. 20x54 Will
lam Lake Of Yonkers owner: Henri Fou~
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Qitn 6otcls.

FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.
MADISON SQUARE. NEW YORK
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
The most famous representative hotel in America New
as the newest Always fresh and clean The location on
Madison Square Is the finest in the city.
HITCHCOCK DARLING co.
Cable Address Fifth Proprietors-
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Al VY RTUDIN1i. WHITEHALL STREET

New York CIV. July q. 1895 Sealed proposals III
,rnIicae will 10 received h~fe until twelve O'Clock noon
Juy i,h and opened FOR snd o.
s-iny oucIv IN this Depot "5p' unllned All WOOL nhn'
pioses 10 be made flannel conforming 10 pecihoa'
ana army standard both Of which can be seen A. ,5
he, u,,et and rapid delivery important bhderr VII
state date Of commencement and rate - delivery hhS
htdslng specifications Dc had ~ ms bfl'
prafsrenre VIII be given articles Of domestic p''"nc
lion or manufacture conditions q quality ana pFlce or
crd,y IN the prlre ~ foreign productions on inahui"
ur,s The duty fnercon, being equal l = reserves 'l.
,,,h q, ,etec, or accept all proposals. or any I
,bereof fny.opes should he marked "Prop1sas for Z
lined FLANNEL Rouses addressed 20 = :. h!MbAi'i,
!, a Gene
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Brown Mary. 10 John Berry S " cor Crotona
Park South and Frankln-avc. years. .......
Boekell Pauline F. 10 the Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank. S0th-st 200 II W Of let-ave
Crowley Peter and Catherine TO Harlem Savings
Bank n s l69th-st, 100 IL Of Audubon ave.
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a ELLINGTON HOTEL. Michigan ave. 80 yda from
~ Reach Atlantic CITY n J. Cap :O0. Every modef1
imp Elevator tic. 81. so daily Si.to week
'"''' CIV II. ". PURCHASE.
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RESOLUTION NO. ss-Bs !, Resolved. BY

RESOLUTION NO. as-Be I, Resolved. BY
the City Council Of the City OF Seattle as
ID That 1t is the intention Of the City
Of Seattle TO improve Second Avenue
North. from Republican Street to Lee
Street, Roy Street from Second Avenue
from Roy Street TO a point lao feet South
of Aloha Street, Aloha Street from Second
Avenue North to First Avenue North,
FIRST Avenue North from Aloha Street TO
Highland Drive, Prospect Street from Sec
ond Avenue North to Warren Avenue and
Warren Avenue from Prospect Street 10
Zee Street. by constructing therein proper
sewers throughout said portions OF sad
connecting system of sewers with COM
mon out.eU. togethe- with all necessary
wyes. openings. manholes, iampholes. ven
tilators, catch basins and flushing tanks.
CD That the cost thereof be paid by an
assessment TO be levied upon fhe property
abuttiag upon and proxfmafe TO sad por-
lions of "a q Second Avenue North. Roy
Street. Warren Avenue. Aloha street. FIRST
Avenue North Pro pect and Warren Ave-
nue., under the plan Of Immediate Pay
ment." in the manner provided by the
Charter and Ordinances of the City OF Sc
attic.
go That the City Engineer be directed
10 furnish to the City Council an estimate
of the cost OF said Improvement.
"a That the matter OF making said I'M
provement VIII be considered by the City
Council at a session thereof to be held on
the 5th day of December. ISIS. at 7;so
O'Clock p. m, at which time all persons
desiring to be heard before the City Coun-
ell upon the matter Of making sad m
provement are notified 10 be present.
Passed the City Council the 3rd day OF
November. 1893. and signed by me IN open
session In authorization Of IT'S passage this
3rd day OF November is3s.
w. " RINEHART.
President OF the CITY Council
Filed by HE this Srd day OF NovenDer.
is4. WILL Fl. PARRY.
City Comptroller & Exotic City Clerk
BY G. K CORYELL Deputy Clerk
Date of FIRST publication. November 5.
is.S.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

WHEREAS. An amended libel has been
fled "a the United States District Court.
District OF Washingse ten. Northern Dsvis-
lon. on the ith day oy November 1875 by
A. II. Soelh@rg. against the American
harksntfns Leslie u" her tackle, ap-
parel and furniture. alleging that said
barkent:ne Is indebted 70 said uhelans
upon an accoant for moneys advanced
by Barneson 4 Chiicoti TO said harken.
tine, upon he credit Of said barkeacue.
to pay certain claims against said bark
enttne. which weTe maritime lens there
on, which account had been assigned aud
transferred 10 hhe.ant. in the sum q
one thousand three hundred and ninety
seven and sl~iN dollars ISL ~. 30: and
parel and furniture may be condemned
and sold TO pay the demand Of said Ehsl-
ant. with costs
Now. therefore. N pursuance to the mo
1ithon of the SAID court. 10 me directed I
do hereby give public notice 10 all persons
claiming. or otherwise having any interest
in the sad vessel her tackle. apparel and
furniture, that they be au6 appear before
the said court. AT the CITY OF Seattle.
m. on the ssth day or November. 1895. X
thar day shall be a day or Jurisdiction. 9TH
erw!se on the next day OF jurisdiction
thereafter. then and there 10 Inty rpore their
claims and make their allegations In that
behalf
Dated Seattle. Wash. November 9Th. 1855.
C.. W. IDE.
United States Marshal. District of WASH
ington-
H. ". TYLER. Deputy.
Gorham & Gorham. Proctors for Lfoel-
Date of first publication. November sth,
1873
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NICHOLS g. NUM-.
n AND 81 HALLkR BLOCK.

8. r1g gAI.E-By e. A. Mckenzie. room /
ra.uan block. sll First avenue.
Nsy- Three-story brick building on First
avenge paying 5 per cent. net. this is a
+ sassi3niiai Investment.
u lo,s or the tide fats, some great snaps
rkgt-Bussress property that nets 10 per
ant: choice location.
ryA-Twelye-room modern house: corner
pvaf.as avenue and Republican,; cost
Son
rsc-Ten-room modern house: large lo,:
sne condition; Eastlake avenue and
Taamae.
a-Seven-room modern house, newly
: butt Eastiake avenue, near Thomas.
-seyen-room modern house. corner
kt Bellevue avenue; pretty place.
: rss--S.x-room house. Fifth avenue and
Z Virginia
s-Seven-room modern house. Ren,on
addition. Seventeenth avenue.
. t.Ee-Two houses. Harrison and Eastlake
sTenpe
czs Seyen-room modern house. Queen
Anns hill
m-Eight-rcom modern house. Tenth
and Main.
nye-roorn house. Twentieth avenue.
Gne-seven-roo;n house. full lot: elegant
rsws cheapes, place on Beacon hill.
Ta-House four large rooms: corner lot !:
stree. graded. Twenty-third avenue.
Es~Eight-room house, Boyiston avenue
terms
: Eze-seven- room house, first hill. over
saking Sound. Tenth avenue.
ks-sop on first h.ll. near Pike street.
=, overlooking sound: very cheap.
~ AID pee,-l>ots on Twelfth and Th.r.
'eaih avenues. north of Madison.
Es-Lnt &ixlA. Fifteenth avenue ana
Harrison. "
t-choies lots in McGilvra's second adai-
l~a On Madison street car line
) Ss-thoiee building lot. Nineteenth ave
iants ''ei anu
Es-Less s0xiao Renton hull.
solce lot. Belmont avenue.
1s-Lo. eoxls. North Seattle.
Ne-snoice block IL lots at Green Lake
about ~ acres cleared. A'''Ne'
fe AMI ten-acre tracts cheap
f'' saiek sales. list your property with
G. A. M'KENZIE.
~ Room Colfnan Rlock