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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26
rnr TURKISH TROUBLE.

Great britain. Russia. France and
Italy. q, Il reported. have decided 20
aond an ullmatnm 20 the sultan OF
turkey demanding the paeincaiion Of
Crete and threatening Interference
unlsss the demand l. compiled with
Germany has declined 10 sign the ul-
timnium.
n the slgnaiory powers are earnest
In the matter thsre u a prospect of
trouble In eastern Europe. Abdul iil-
mid standing alone would probably
Tor a time rssori to the diplomatic tae-
ties Tor which or,cntsis are celebrated
and then Yield. but Abdul iiamld. SUP
ported by the friendship u Germany's
emperor. may possibly maintain a de-
liant attitude 90 the very poiH, of dan.
Her
Crete Il not the only vauss Of trouble
nj present. According 90 DR.. Angel.
our sx-minlsier 20 Turkey, the sultan
refuses 20 pay the claims growing out
" The Armenian troubles, unless BE- be
compelled 90 DO 20. In Dr, Angola
oplnlon ths proper course for the Unit
~ states 20 pursue would be to liiue
an nltlmatum, ana n this ala not have
the desired effect. 10 send soma of our
ships 10 the Dardinelles ana even 90
conIintlnuple, II need 90.
Turkey has 20 long been regarded
a. the sick man Of Europe that any
determined stand by the ruler 81 che
faithful causes surprise Tho fact.
b1weyor. Il that since the successful
war with Greece a noticeable reawak-
onluE has taken place all over the Mo-
hammsdau world. ami che sultan %
Turkey has become p1naclous Of his
power There r. az present feeling
of common Interest throughout she en-
tire world % Islam. extending FAR be-
yohd the boundaries " Turkey. The
followers OF the Arabian prophet even
10 Persia and India, are turning toward
Clnstaniinople and are commencing TO
look upon the sultan as the true sue
otsl3r OF Mohammsd The omchl
Journal 81 the Turkish Government
soma time ago published an address Of
submission sent by the Mohammodans
Of Kurraehes, IN india, 10 the porte.
declaring among olner things "thai. al.
though seemingly under tho political
government O; England. they. with
thelr hearts and souls. really belonged
E, the sultan" A similar address 10
sald TO have been ucni fromColumbo, The
capital Of ceylon, The same Journal
proves from the Koran that ths power
o. che sultan extends not only over
chose who live within the boundnrlta
Of the sultan's dominlons but over all
Who profess Islam.
TO realize what ,hls signifies. u must
be remembered that there are about
four hundred million M7hammedlns Do
the world. In a moment Of enthusiasm
millions of these would rally round
che green mas of the prophet They
would give their property. 20 me last
cent, Tor the honent OF che cause.
True enough. without modern arms
and proper arm these millions would
be only a mob bui equipped with arms
AMI undar The guidance OF European
piiieeri' as 30 the war with Greece.
how long would {, take TO transform
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~ rnr ,srrnrsr or nrm.S,r,.

when Senator Cannon speaks Of the
sEver qusrii1n A. the cause of humanl-
~ he hits the rail aquarciy on the
head. The force that ~ tho last
Presidential election oct In motion a
wave Of enthusiasm. which for q mo-
men; thrcaicugd 10 weep over the
country. did no, originate In political
economy entirely II was not mat
ter Of dollars and cents AMI 40 more.
Il WIS the spontaneous ousburni OF
protest agains; system thal In -
practical workings seems % lead 10 tho
economic and social nurfdom Of tho
majority Of a nation the groainc.n %
which consists In the freedom u Us
oslsens. Il was a demand Tor REFORM
IL was emphasicary an effoit In the IN
,crslt Of humanity. and should be -
considered BY all. without regard 70
differing opinions relative TO me ''A'
tcen-to-one proposition.
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nagninccn, beginning were pushed
without stint
We bad become unduiy. even nerv-
ously enargeiic and delays which be-
fore would have been properly account
"a FOR and looked upon with resigna-
fion were sources o. irritation. Many
~ the people became irrational n no,
frantic in the demand that ,he pace
got by Dewey be maintained and i'm
proved urDn. Al the while the work
was going sieaffasay and as rapidly
~ possible along. The tolls were be-
ing Narrowed ailou, ihe lair q the de-
v0urinE enemy and ~ iaai. after a So
Ses ~ minor engagements 10 his uni
form discontinue and loss. he was
gathered Into his stronghold and the
struggle In chief ordered 20 begin. a
Rrand rassnrt-at-arns took place. the
cnrmy suffering the most. bu. our side
helnR not fir bcnnd q In losses. with
The usiy disclosure coming along the
lines Of communication that our force
was no; strong enough and our guns
not heavy enough. There was no de-
lay practlccd. More men went 20 che
fore and the great. gaping mouths %
more dcsiroycrs were trained upon the
doomed city. There WIS gloom on
every countennnce and sorrbw In every
heart because the magnificent work ac-
compnahoh by bravery and tonicity al
most unparalleled ln she worlds hisio-
ry-such uoidlory qnaiiiios ~ clicked
the admiration and applause " hostile
criiics--c0uid not a. once BE- followed
~ ami the place taken by dlruc, as
sauit While The preparations Tor a
victory les expensive Of life than that
would have been were e1ing on. there
fcil from the heavens anuiher thunder
bolt IN our behalf Another Spanish
Zee, had BEEN torn Into fragments and
cast beneath the waters OF The sea.
while ~ commander and all u rs
crew whe wer. alive hecaufs prisoners
Of the ayenging and lberating Amer
leans. Then came The giad announce
ment that an vas In readiness a, Fan
tisgo and but limited ilmr would be
given IN which 70 capiiula,e or be
crushsd. Meantime. every man was ~
his post ready for the advance which
must have bu; one oulcomc-through a
storm % fying missiles, over the bodies
Of numbcficaa dead and wounded and
through riyulcs u blood TO the eta.
deli 1, was not % TO BE-. Tho sacri-
nee was avcf,sd. the city and ~ force
were rurrcuiefcd, the war was all At
once Of an End.
Among those who were nrst 10 take
up ehcir march fur tho scene ~ hostll-
l,ie- were the dursy ana sturdy boys
In blue stationed at Fort Douglas. and
a. Il was at frat 30 was II through
OF. They were fret and foremost In
che fighting and no troops In any en-
garomcni ever recorded In history be-
haved more aplondidiy OF achieved
rrander results than they. Their COM
mandar. who len W. a ooionei, today
returned a general, and promotion was
never more nsinEiy bestowed. The
command viii reach US Thursday To
MIN and 20 them the plauds's q this
loyal state 80 forth coupled with the
arrurancu tras their duty well PET
formed IL not lost upon the men and
women Of today nor uIou the race ihai
Ia coming on.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE..

The sixty-ninth Eemi-Annual CON
ference Of the church Of Jesus christ
OF Latter.day Saints will convene 10
the Tabernacle on Thursday morning
october 9Th. 1895. At 10 o'clock a. m
omoers and members Of the church
are invited to be present.
LORENZO SNOW.
GEO. o. CANNON.
Jos. v. SMITH.
First Presidency.
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rnorrcr rur Srwsrarrns.

An EFFORT II 20 BE- made BY the Ei-
itarlai association o. the state OF New
York 10 put an end 20 the USE Of street
cars for advertising purposes. The as
ISOLATION takes the ground that the
whole business u advertising BY print
Cd posters. defaclng not merely the
street cars. but towns and villages and
me face OF nature miseeilaneously.
vulTaflElnk she tisis % the eommunl.
~ and making public places hldeous--
Il a direct diversion ~ legitimate busl-
ness from the newspapers and maya
zines n ~ argued that the strsct
cars, originally Intended 10 convey pas-
senEcrs from one point 20 another.
should not be used for advertising pur-
ponea any more than they should be nj
red out as lunch stands or dry goods
shops.
The matter II one IN which the gem
crai public IL interested. The aivtrtia-
Ing department T. part OF a newspaper
business, and without which she pa
psra would be considerably higher In
price. There should be a general pro-
test against the growing nuisance OF
dlyeriing this revenue TO illegluma.e
channels Neither street .lrs nor
streets are proper advertising me-
dlumA
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Lsft Arm r.ei.s..

Toooic City. Utah. Sept 10. 1885,
Gertrude I. Parker. OF this place. had
an attack or rheumatism In her loft
shoulder and she was unable 10 use
her left arm. She began taking
HOODS harHnpnrllln and four bottles
completely cured her. She says she
has never had any rheumatism slnc.
that time although much exposed.
Hoods sarHnparilla cures rheumat ism
vcntralizing the acid In the blood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

our boys al Manila seem 60 have a
fixed belief tha, they win SION be lib
Grated TO return to their homes. II IL
sincerely hoped they win no, be dis.
appolntoii they win be IN much better
business earning thor own living than
idllng away their time az the expense
OF the government nm :, h very
doubtful about their being released IN
til ihe tranquility Of the Islands Is as
surcd. Il, Is hlgnlhcan. tha' more
Troops ANA ahlps are on their way
there. which does not look much like
a disposition 10 weaken the force al.
ready AZ the islands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

Disease - cured not by magical I'm.
carnations but by medical science
Hence II IL that Ayers sarsaparila
cures. and that II proves so eminentiy
successful II IL a skiIlfrlly. IRE.
pared and strictly semitic blood.
purifier and tonic, tho only ono admit.
ted az the Worlds Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

\ new oure FOR anaemla. says an sx.
change. comes 10 MS from sweden. For
some time pas, the efficiency Of Iron In
cnrichlng the blood and restoring de-
fecilve red corpuEeles hau been called
Ia question. Dr. HJalmar Agnes OF
stockholm, after psrslsten, and repeat
ed experiments recommends an aGlp.
ta'ion OF ihs old woman's remedy. tho
thistle. The variety possessing the
qualities he c.ieoms Il gathered In she
spring The root and half-deyelopsd
leaves are Gu, ana dried. 4 handful OF
this preparation IA stepped IN two
Aitrs ~ water. and from two 60 three
glasses Of the decoo;lon should be TAX
"a daily by anaemlc patients. Accord
Ink % pr, AGNES. thll remedy has been
most enicncloua In cases whore The
Iron treatment tpllls ana Iron waters)
had algnally JAILED. lie reeommsna.
the use Of the plant as a table vege-
table The ends Of fresh branches can
be boiled Cor Jew minutes, chopped
anu made Into a pala,abie and nuiri-
tlous soup.
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them into On army capable q offering
formidable resistance7
n the powers Of Europe ever intend
settling the eastern question perma-
nenliy they should not delay the mat
Ter too long. Later It may become
more dimouit than Il appears 20 be
now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

II only half OF the charges made
against Secretary Alger and others In
the war department are true. one les
son OF the late war should be that II ia
necessary TO have on hand always men
well trained to move, olothe, ,Ahel.er
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

The Democrats Of weber county are
engagine in the plstimc OF spiN in
the ranks. Those u Cache were
previously IN that condition an1 there
are rumors Of trouigc elsewhere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

and feed the soldiers Of the United
esascs Whenever their services are
needed. Tue department should be re-
organized on a basis Of merit and EN-
ciarrv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

Truth wears we'll People hayr
learned that Dcwltta Little Early Rls-
cra are reliable li,,ia pills for regulate
ms the bowels. curing constipation and
sick headache. They d0nI gripe.
y. G. Schrann. Mccormick Building.
corner Maln aud First South streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

TAnLERs BucREYE PILE ONT.
MENT relieves the Intense Itching, IL
noOthE, heals and cures chronic ease
where surgeons fall. II IL no expert.
meni; ~ aales Increase through its
cures. Every bottle guaranteed. Price
70 cents ~ hottlesi tnbes 10 cents. z.
q. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
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coSrnnrsoE AND nisrEDprop
RATES.


Via Rio Grsndc Western Railway
For the Annual Conference. L. ~. s..
at Salt Lake city. october 9th 10 ON.
Inclusive. and the Elsteddfod at SAT-
Lake city. October 9th. sth AMI
tn. the following rates are authorized
10 Salt Lake City and return Via the
Rio Ur1nde Woatafn Hallway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

WHITES CREAM vERMiFJGE is
perfectly harmless. and VIII remove
every worm. n IL also a tonic. AMI hy
lts strengthening properties will re-
health. Price % cents. z. c. ~. !. Drug
Dept.
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The following Is without question
good advice:

wv 7-NINI|"F
LET kindness and confederation f1r
others pc one " the flrst things taurh,
~ ehllu' The llttle one ln his moth
ers arms Is not too young Tor si,.b a
lesson, and a thorough training sf In
enid 10 this respect viii save much ri.
srei IN aftcr ne, and Will help 10 eia.
N4tt ne sentiments or raise me stand.
era % me home. In place " the IA.
tenl self-sacrlfclng mother wlrn
selhsh ih1ughtless chlllrsn. win h.
found hopeful, helpful, happy family
% parents and children alike on III
rAdeshlp."
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specially Attractive To The Ladies.

Grand Millinery reception at z. c. N.
l.. on Monday, Tuesday and Weunea-
day Sept. "a. "a ana ~.
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Monday. ra..day. "wednesday.

september 2sih.. gIth and gsth. grand
Millinery opening at z. c. A. l.
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Payment Tor subscflptloBs always 20 al'
fuiscritcrs changing Their place ~ RAJ.
dencc should always n We former a. well a.
lr,ssnt addfcss
City subscribers viii Kindly notify = r
Dunbar lcircnjntof. Of any iffcgularity IN
tht delivery " thoir papcrs
IA Accommodation should be addrcsscdt %
DrsEnsT NEws COMPANY
1ti.thons "a
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Nrxr ATTRACTION
Thursday Night sept c-ono perfornanee
oniy-ftpNr's A MILK WHITE ttAts
With Mary Marble ns tho orphan. Regular
uFlrua sale bealns TUESDAY,. fput. q
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KITE KRUGER.
he only Indy IA d hnr.n rldnr In Tho

Whole drovcs and herds Of Animals, Giant
Camel, Long Named and Tailed Horse, Daby
illppopotamus, haby Llona. serponts aud
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The Comedy u Manners
A MARRIAGE Of CONVENIENCE.


Adapted by Sydney grundy.
iauthor % sowing the Mtnd."
The Ne v l0fr predictions ~ 10 Company
and stage Effects
Prieos--e5s. iQc. s3c aud si-0o. reserve ta'o
nov on.
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RACING STEERS,
A OnrAT NOVELTY.
100 Exalted Circus Champions
-'...in 100 supreme Acts.

Complete. largest Greatest
. WORLDS MENAGERlE Q
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A Grand Free Street Parade Every
Day at 10 O'clock a. m.
IfiGu DIVE, 1880 "a. m. aud $3.50 %. M
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The girl wonder; the only lady turning for
" ard and backward somcrsaulis on u bhre-
back horse A challenge of $1,000 TO any
ono who eau produce her equal,
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Excursions on all Railroads.
ALL TENTS WATERLOO,

Door Open at I aud ! u. m.
Performance al 2 rnd D. IA,
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night.

wednesday
Night.
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THE MIGHTY BOVALAPUS,
RA.JAII.

Tho farrst stranfost avfulest o. All IN
mighty monsters OF the great deep
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The biggest brute on earth. a towering Rianti
the very lurd Of boastai taller. longer,
Mclshs mofr, cost mof9 ,han ". owp na,,s
Jumbo.
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CAPTAIN SANTIAGO; HIGH DIVER.
LITTLE EDNA,

The uorld'a hlFhest dlveri ae,ualIy ilnRs
himsolf bnek ward from tho highest
point ever dlyod from.
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Prieos-ss.
nov On.
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800 50. Main. ], N. MARRIOTT.
Tel lG9' Prop.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-17


RESOLUTION NO. 11i-Be It resolved by
the City Council OF the City of Seattle 40
follows:
% That It Is the intention of the City Of
Seattle to improve Madison Street and East
Madison Street from the east MARCIA Of
Third Avenue to the east margin of Laure!
Shade Avenue by paving with macadam AZ
that portion. OF the roadway not occuoied
py virtue OF any street railroad to curh
lines uniformly twenty-one (21) feet distant
from the centre line OF the street, placing
granite curbing around the iandings and
TO points four a. feet beyond the terminl Of
said landings. the remainder Of the curb
foundations and by replanking the bridge
on said East Madison Street al or near
Twenty -ninth Avenue North
lz) That the cost thereof be pad by A.
sessmenfs TO be levied upon the properly
aoufting upon said portion 81 said Madison
plan OF Payment by Bonds in The man.
ner provided by the Charter and Ordinances
OF the City OF Seattle, or said Charter
and Ordinances may be amended, and in
conformity with the laws OF the State 81
Washington relative TO the issuance OF
bonds in payment for Local improvements,
ana ina, The term OF said bonds be for .
period OF i've bD years.
20 That the city Engineer be directed e
furnish TO the City Council an estimate Of
the cost OF said improvements.
tp Inat the matter OF making said I'M.
provsment will be considered by the CITY
Council Mt session thereof to be. ilsld on
the second day OF January, 1899, 100 O'clock
y. m, at which time all persons desiring
TO be heard before the City Council upon
the matter OF making said Improvement are
notified to be present
Passed the City Council the 18th day CT
December, is9s. and signed by me in open
session in authorization of It's passage lhS
iltn day OF December, 1898
w. V. RrNEHART..
President of the City Council
FILED by me this fath day Of Decembert
l&s WILL H. PARRY.
City Comptroller q Ex-ofricio CITY Clerk.
By q. X CoRYEIf., Deputy Clerk.
Date or first publication. December H.
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RESOLUTION no. lI2-ne II resolved bv
the City Council OF the City OF Seattle as
follows:
% That II Is the intention OF the City Of
Seattle TO improve Seventh Avenue. from
Madison Street to Olive Street. by paving
with macadam all that portion OF the road
way not occupied by virtue OF any street
railroad franchise or not heretofore paved
with brick TO curb lines uniformly seven
teen 40 feet distant from the centre lire
OF said Seventh Avenue, placing granite
four feet beyond the ,ermini OF said land
ings. the remainder Of the eurbing being
Of wood
r., That the cos, thereof be paid BY as
sessmenis 10 be levied upon the property
shatsing upon said portion Of said Seventh
Avenue under the plan OF Payment by
Bonds in the manner prov.dsi by. the
Charter and Ordinances of the City OF Sc
attic, or as said Charter and Ordinances
may be amended. and IN conformity with
the Laws OF fhs State OF Washington rela-
tive TO the issuance OF bonds in naymenl
for Local improvements. and that the term
Of sa!d bonds De for period Q. five t5)
years.
tss That tbs CITY Engineer be directed 10
furnish 10 ths CITY Council an estimate sf
the cost Of said Improvement
pEoyement VIII be considered by the. City
the second day OF January. 1882 al 7:3o
o clock p. m. az which time al persons de-
-sEing 70 be beard before the City Council
upon me matter Of making said improve
ment are notified ia be present
Passed the City Council the 18th day ~
December. isss. and signed ny me In open
session IN authent'cstson OF is passage this
18th day OF December. 1856.
". V. RTSEHART.
President OF the City Council.
,sss ea ~ me this szi a@ r. Of pA nafsYSef
ely Comgsroller & Ex-onlcio city Clerk
By C. K CORyFLI-. Deputy Clerk.
~ 1sAtetof Inst publication. Dscsmbsr II.
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CITY NOTICES.


NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL.-No-
tice of assessment roll OF Local Improve
ment District No. 1ss. for the Improve
ment of East jefferson Street, In the City
of Seattle. under Ordinance No. 5000. and
hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll OF Local Improvement District
No. ls6, for the Improvement OF East JEFF
ferson Street, from Twentieth Avenue to
the east line of the Sander-Boman Real Es-
tate Companys First Addition, under Or
diudnce No $3.50, has been reported by the
Board of Public Works to the City Council
Of the City OF Seattle. and IL now on file
in the office Of the City Comptroller and
ex-officio City Clerk, and the same Is now
open for public inspection at said Office.
and viii remain open for inspection until
Monday, the second day of January. 1899
at SEQ o'clock p. m. and all persons in
terestcd are hereby required 10 appear be-
fore the city council at a session thereof
TO be held in the council chamber I'm the
city hall on said second day OF January
1899. at 40 o'clock p. m. and make OBJ
city council will consider any and all OBJ
jections made and Will make such correc-
tons In said roll as IL deems just, and will
then by ordinance approve such roll and
levy and assess the amounts thereof against
each parcel and lot OF land shown In said
roll and declare the same a f1rst lien there-
on. Said matter may be adjourned to q
later date II so ordered by the City Coun-
ell. WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-offico City Clerk
OF the City OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication, December IL.
1898.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
court. district OF Washing ton. Northern
Division.
United States OF America. plalntin, vs..
Steamship 'Laurada,' Respondent. No.
1876
Notice Is hereby given by the underSgn-
ed, United States marshal for the district
OF Washington. that pursuant 10 an. order
OF sale duly entered in the above entitled
court In the above entitled cause | will
sell the steamship "L~auraaa. her engines
and boilers. and her tackle. apparel and
furniture at public auction 10 the highest
bidder, for Cash. on the 2th day Of De-
cembef 1883. al the hour OF 10 o'clock O.
M OF said day. at the front door Of the
Federal court building. northeast, cernsf
Of Fourth avenue and Ma.ion street. Ia
the city Of Seattle. state OF Washington.
e. w. IDE,
United States marshal. district Of wash
fngton.
By III. W. TYLER. deputy marshal.
Data of FIRST publication december n.
ss9s