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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-09
STEVENS.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
COLVILLE. Nov. S.-No returns from
the interior precincts show falling on OF 10
per cent on the vote of two years age. In
this precinct 100 of the 200 votes cast
counted show Lewis. Sc; Bill Jones. %;
Yakima Jones. As: Cushman. II; Anders. 50;
supreme court even; Mantz, SO; Gray. Al;
Hardness. So; Welty. 46. The county ticket
Is close, with indications Of strong Re-
publican gain.
The full vote OF this precinct gives Yak
ina Jones, S.; Cushman, 81; Lewis. 50: Bill
Jones Is: Anders Sc; Fullerton. s.; Heus-
ton. 70: Goldman, 20: joint senator, Mantz.
%. Gray. S.; representative. Hardness. 50;
Welty, So.
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LINCOLN.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
DAVENPORT. Nov. S-Iniications are
the Republicans have carried Lincoln coun-
ty for the state and county tickets on a
close vote.
MILTON. Nov 9.-Three precincts In this
county complete give the following: w. l..
Jones. leg; Cushman. AS; Lewis, los; w. C.
Jones, ss. The came precincts in 1895 gave
Mckinley 81, Bryan Dos.
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washington AGAIN
GOES REPUBLICAN.


congressional and legislative ticket IKE
increased majority.
CHEHALIS, Nov. Slight precincts Ia
Lewis county give Cushman $50 and Lewis
3sz. showing q Republican gain Of over 100
in one-sixth OF the voting population.
Chairman wetty claims Lewis county has
given the congressional and legislative
tickets 30 majority. The fustonisss have
elected the county clerk ard possibly the
attorney. Everything else is Republican.
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BURGLAR ATTEMPTS MURDER.
shoots at a Boy, and Strikes Hin
with Revolver.

VANCOUVER, p. c., Nov. s.--Attempt-
ed murder is the crime which an unknown
burglar has added 10 the list of other mis-
deeds. The residence OF Maj. Lacy X.
Johnson, master mechanic OF the c. +. r.,
was entered last night. Young Ernest
Johnson happened TO go into dark pass
age. when shot was heard and the boy
cried: II am shot" The next minute a
revolver was crashed in his face Fortu-
nateiy, this was the only injury the boy re-
ceived as the shot passed through his
coat. The burglar got away.
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TWO SAILORS INJURED.
Were Scraping "a Mast When the
Lines Parted.

Special pssastct - tie t'0sI-iu;eIllgenee-
ABERDEEN. Nev. A--G,apt. Risu,r1 81
the schooner Fanny Adele. bssouEht up Two
disabled searnon rrom the lower hartsar laSt
might, Ch Swenasen had Il seg broken ana
WAS otherwise o2Giy bruised ~, wnfia rslt.
wig Jacobson was bruised and us-si M s.,
thai he could Dot move. The rYsen wee,
s-rapsag mast whtn ere OF the lisas
broke and psco!pitatei he two men 10 me
deck. the esner nan claus ~ the {gve ana
Mas mo- injured. The iniarea nasu w5n ha
sent Ia the nsfine hospital on the Seug,s
as soon as they can 10 navel.
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Appreciated IL.

Believe me. Mr.. Spoonamore" repiied
the young woman. with feeling, that I
am sensible or the honor you have done
me In Offering me your hand. I appreciate
tt"
She paused. ooughed slightly. and went
on:
AZ fits real value"
Nothing further was said. and presently
the young man took his hat and faded
awsy.-~ChicaEo Tribune
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-S----- ---s-- - "---- --------------r~~-
The sunset Was Not Natural.

That same evening We walked down to
the lake and witnessed one OF the most
glorious sunsets have ever seen The tur-
auotse tints of the sky ard the feathery
clouds or red with their sllvery edges were
something beyond description For a mo-
ment almost forgot the presence OF the
Champion Kicker, but he brought me back
10 the world, the flesh and the devil when
he said: Quite a sunset. but II would be
prettier and more natural II those pink
clouds were not so awfuliy pink. No artist
would ever PAINT 8 sky like that, for Il
isn't naturalization Age
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SHIP HENRY FAILING
Ffa1 1T Half Mast ON Account ~,
Bankers Death

Special dispatch 10 the Post -lrtetslsenser
TACOMA. Nov. s.--The American shin
Henry Failing. lying az the dock here rre-
paratory 10 loading wheat Eag Europe. hal
her flag flying AZ half mass today out OF
respect for Henry Failing. 81 Portland. TO-
whom the ship VAS named and whose death
was today announced
The Henry Failing is one a. the very few
American bottoms in the foreign bound
wheat carrying trade and Ia under charter
by the Baifour Guthrie Company. size -
;he first American ship 70 load vhea, her,
FOR a foreign pert in Il number az years
past.
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MAX BE SENT TO SAMOA.
report That the PHILADELPHIA Has
Been Ordered There.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. s.-The cruiser
Philadelphia has been ordered to Samoa
ana VIII leave within a few days. The
yorktown VIII probably follow her. IL is
feared that the forthcoming election of a
new King may result in a revolution and il
Is desirable 10 have war vessels there to
protect American interests. The contract
Tor the American coaiing station at Page
Page has been let to a San Francisco firm
and the work viii be soon begin.
WASHINGTON. Nov. S.-Inquiry at the
navy department fails to confirm the re-
port from San Francisco that the Phiiade,-
bia has been ordered to Samoa.
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FUSION COMPLETELY WRECKED

Spokane Man Announces That IL
Has sunk Out OF sight.
A prominent citizen OF Spokane early this
morning wired Mr.. Frank H. Graves in this
city as follows:
whole fusion ticket in this county gone
to hades Reliable reports from Stevens
indicate the same"
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THURSTON.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer.
OLYMPIA, Nov. S.-Fifteen precincts out
OF the twenty-four in Thurston county give
the Republican state ticket 81 majority.
The same precincts in 1896 gave fusion
majority Of 200. Based upon reports re-
ceived up to this hour, the Republicans
claim the county by over 100. The reports
are meager regarding the amendments. and
the result is uncertain. The majority of the
Republican county ticket Is probably
elected
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YAKIMA.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-inteiligeacer
NORTH YAKIMA, Nov. S-Complste re-
t1srrs from e.sht out o: twsnty-.our pre-
clncts give Ie.ss. Republican. j. over
Lewis. FOR congress: E.rlglehart. ieg4sa tu-e
Republican. 10: Baker. Republican. joint
senator. -. Al these precincts show gains
% from 10 20 - votes for the Reoal.scaa
ticket and Indicate the election OF nsary
every man x not al % the Republican can
G!3ates.
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WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Double Tragedy Through Jealousy
I'm n Lodging House.

PORTLAND. Or, Nov. s.-Andrew c.
Groom this afternoon shot and killed his
wife Matte G. Groom, and then killed
himself In a lodging house al 2+51a Front
street. Jealousy Is believed 20 have been
the cause OF the tragedy. Mrs. Groom.
whose parents are highly respected resi-
dents OF San Jose, Cal, has lately been en-
ployed at music halls In this city.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteliigencer.
ANACORTES, Nov. S.-Two distinct
earthquake shocks at about $40 O'Clock yes
tcrday evening startled the people of this
city. The disturbances were accompanied
by . heavy rumbling sound. The vibration
was west to east. No damage was done,
although residents OF one OF the three-story
brick buildings were given quite fright.
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Special Dispatch TO the ost-lntelligencer.
WALLA WALLA, Nov. SIT is a Repub-
lican landslide. Thirteen precincts give
Cushman $50, Lewis ASS. Tho same pre-
cincts In 1896 gave Lewis s04. The Republi-
cans elect the full ticket and will carry the
county by 800 majority.
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(As related by Roundup Rube, of Rattle
snake Gulch.)
There was lovely regiment whose men
WIS strong and stout;
Fer some they lad diplomas and fer some
wits warrar Is out
And Wood, he was their colonel bold, an
Teddy was his mate.
And they called EN- 'Teddy's Lambkns;"
for their gentleness was great.
Now a good ole man named Shafter says
10 Teddy and to Wood:
There's a joint called Santiago where we
amt well understood,
So take your lamolke regiment. and II YOU
are polite
think yer gentle little ways III set the
matter right"
SO when Teddy's boys got movin' and the
sun was on the fry,
And the atmosphere was coaxIn' them to
lay right down and die
Some gents from Santiago who WITS mad
cause they wus there.
Lay down behind some bushes TO put bull
lets through their hair.
Now, Teddy's happy Sunday school wus
novin' on its way.
A-seekin in its peaceful style some Dagos
fer 10 slay:
And the gents from Santiago. with aver
sion in their heart,
Wus hidin' al the crossroads fer 10 blow
EN- all apart
They fought them bloody Spanlar5s at their
own familiar game
And the gents from Santiago didn't Ike
il quite the same
Fer you plug yer next-door neighbor with
rife ball or two
Az he don't feel 80 roo4sio Gus as when he
a-plugg:n' YOU.
And when them Santiago gents WIS fin
issled TO their cost.
Then Te3dys ooys they took a look and
found that they WIS lost:
And ~ their crex.l enemies WIS freed
from earthly pain,
They all sat down 10 wal. fer friends 10
lead en- back again
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several years ago. 1t is announced the
money has grown to neat little fortune,
and the depositor is wanted to be heard
from. or some information secured TO prove
his death. When last heard OF Stewart
was one of the crew Of the Dashing Wave.
the well known old time lumber coaster.
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They say young Booseiey Is leading a
fast afe"
It's queer that he should do that. You
know he used 20 be A messenger boy -
Cleveland Leader
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tive as we'll as the head of the ticket The
indications point to the election Of the en-
tire Republican county ticket
Returns from nine precincts out Of sixty
six In Spokane county, give Jones. r.. 4Si;
Cushman, r., 4o2; Lewis. F.. s4i; Jones, F.,
So6
In 1896 Lewis and Jones, fusioIsts, car
ried Spokane county by 1851 majority.
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SAILORS BANK ACCOUNT.
Amounts to Quite = Sum, and He
Cannot he Heard From.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteiiigencer.
TACOMA, Nov. Authorization comes
from San Francisco that II. Stewart, sail
o., last heard Of on the sound, Is wanted
by attorneys and relatives TO look after
,sssA :, n' .. asssezSsts mad n H7sEaRj.c
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How Ia your husband this afternoon,
Mrs. pobhs?''
why. me doctor says IA how II he HIVES
TIL morning he shall have some hopes OF
him, but II he don't. he - afeared he must
give him up. It'd Bits
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CANTON. O., Nov. S.--Mckin,ey arrived
this morning and proceeded TO the polling
place. where he cast his VOTE He then re-
turned to the Barber residence. where he
is guest.
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DEATHS.
Frank Z. SlOat.

KANSAS CITI, Nov. s.--Frank E. Sloat.
son OF r. D. Sioat, financial clerk of the
patent office Of the United States at Wash
ington FOR the last twenty years, is dead
in this city,
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BERLIN, Nov. S.-Max Alverya, the
popular German operate tenor. who sang
during many seasons In the United States.
Is dead. He expired at Tabarz. Thuringa.
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MORAL

That's the tale OF Tesidy's terrors and the
vajar; de.ds they done
But ali tales they should aaye morals. Sc
@ course this tale has one
So paste MS idea In yer cage. wotever else
you do.
Fer pe-s@ ps you i <hank nae fer Il yet BE-
for yer game IS through:
The colder boy thai wears the blue Is
geGsselfke ard meek
BIZ. dola5. he'll mind tfe Bible II you
soak hin, or the cheek:
An Should you GET rim rtled 4 be, you
want to hare care.
Fer IL ha ever starts Ia light he'll fn5sh--
Cawc knows where
least ana ,o~szsh5-,zs o. s,..: -
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Claude Branton Sentenced.

PORTLAND. Or, Nov. s.--claude Bran
ton convicted OF the murder OF john LINN.
was today sentenced 70 be hanged Decem-
Der 3
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FARISBoK0. Okla. Nov. s-Forest ar.
prairie s1Tes are raging a. over the sem
inoss Ta,log. This Esmahaka mission and
property v@.y-s ~ n-sUs. E44s bsau de-
S-~
: srs.-. s.s T.,S y, = tve. ard the iegls.asure
rfi5 L. g.sus, o.Ss.a.. Tae E.ttH. SevEntAx /
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kLoNpikER ROBBED IN OLYMPIA.
j. VI. Dcshasi Held Up and Relieved
Of 5000.

OLYMPIA, Nov. SD. NJ Deshasi, who
had just returned from the kiondike. was
held up at O'Clock this morning and after
being terribly maitreaied. was relieved OF
$50. Deshasi was on his way to a steamer
expecting TO go 10 Seattle. when he was at
tackled.
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MAY SAVE THE TERESA.


WASHINGTON, Nov. s.--A message re-
ceived at the navy department today from
Capt; Crowinshied. chief OF the navigation
bureau, who Is in New York. called atten-
sion 10 the report that the Spanish cruiser
Maria Teresa had been seen OFF Cat island.
A telegram was sent to the commander
Of the Norfolk navy yard directing him to
place the Vulcan tn command OF Capt Me-
Gala and send her with all dispatch
to look for the Teresa. An order was
cabied to Capt. Converse al Guantanamo
directing him TO send the wreeklng tug
Potomac from that place nortaward in
the same quest.
The department believes she will be In
the vicinity Of Cat island within 80 hours.
Cat island lies about thirty miles south
west OF the spot where the Teresa was last
seen. and II liz said AT The department II
the vessel did not founder outright within
a very few hours after having been cut
adrift she would almost certainly have
fetched up on the shoal beach OF Cat ISL
and for the wind and toe set directly on
thai beach. IL SO. the location Is much
moro favorable for saving the ship than
the position occupied bs her OF Santiago,
where the bottom WIS covered with rocks
and the wrcckers worked at great disad-
vantage.
II Is the belief OF naval constructors tina,
the Teresa took water aboard almost al
through tho hull. as would appear from
the first accounts OF the loss OF the ship.
These decks were rude. temporary con-
struct.ons. aud were entirely unsuitable
for rough water.
Tug Merritt Makes Ready.
NORFOLK. Va, Nov s~rhe Merritt
Wrecking Company has received informa-
ton thai the Teresa Is ashore at Cat island
Capt. Chittenden VIII leave with the
steamer Merritt al onee A telegram came
from l.. 4. Merritt AZ New York. and read
about as follows:
Teresa ashore at Cat island Hold Mer-
rstt with crew and apparatus, also Capt.
Chittendsn."
The Merritt was % have left for New
York when the message was received. and
preparations are now making TO start for
Cat island.
News Reaches Nassau
NASSAU. New Providence. Nov. s-Re-
liable news has been received here saving
that steamer Il ashore on the aorthaas,
part OF Cat island. She ia painted hlark
has two tunnels. two masts and m aseA.
houses. Her name is not known.
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Holden & Wilson Furniture Ct

1los. iii and 1ll3 Second Avenue.
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Take Laxative rrcs.s Gug.tns ganasss> Al
trus SssfS refund money 4 L falls - cure
II, Genuine las l. Il y On saca taSses~
, 1898-08-27

1t is surely interesting TO observe, as We
Nro all observing today, says the London
Advertiser, the large markings Of history.
Half q dozen considerable results have
already flown from the war between the
United States and Spain. They arc tho fol-
lowing:
/. Spain has lost all her possessions in the
Western Hemisphere, and will probably lose
all of hor outside possessions.
2. Thu war hOs thoroughly destroyed any
seotioDalism that had survived as between
North aud South.
3. The view of the United States has been
withdrawn forever from merely local or par
ish politics. The day ofa necessary widened
or world view has arrived.
d. The United States now denotes q colo
NAL or imperial power. Like England and
Franco, she is now the poSsessor Of colonies.
5. The war has been the incidental means
Of creating q strong bond Of friendltness, and
a sense Of mutually Of interests. as between
the United States and Great Britain.
6. The destruction of two Spanish fleets
and the capture of Santiago have resulted in
an enormous increase in respect for the power
Of the United States on The part of the na-
tons Of Continental Europe.-QuOted IN 81.
Thomas Bulletin.
, 1898-08-27
THE WAR AND TRADE.
(From tie Iimes.l


The war has completely stopped trade with
Spain and Cub" and the Philippines. LNlge
stocks Of goods are ia the hands of Biriuing-
ham merchants, who have not received any
communication from travellers in Cuba since
May FL. 1t is estimated that trade to Cuba
oI' ne from Birmingham and the district of
the value Of upwards of one million sterling
er annum has been lost. Galvanized sheets,
ledsteads, s0ddlery and harness, edge tools,
30, were chiefly sent out, bat not q single
shipment has been made since the outbreak
of h 'stilities. The outlook for the future is
regarded as very disoouroging, inasmuch as
the information in the hands Of merchants
leads them to the conclusion that either
American supremacy or o republic under
American influence will be established on the
conclusion of the war, and That English made
goods will in either case practically be ex-
Guided from what have been most valuable
markets. Hitherto Cuba has not mNnufao-
tnrol anything, aud England has supplied
almost MI her demands.
, 1898-08-27
A UKTION N.

81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g9r vitter.
IA ligt: at efter Beg@ring at Kongens
Fo0ed ifolge Bestemmelse af Uouvernement-
ct. blivo eftern@vnte i Christiansteds Juris-
diktion ~beliggende Eieudomme, hvOri or
Qiort Udl@g for Skater til ST. CrOix Kolo-
nialkasse, stillede til Bortsalg we'd 8 ofentlige
Auktioner. der afholdes i Overensstemmelse
med Reglerne iPlakat 22de April 1917.
Hus pas Parcel Of Friedensthal,
efter Skattelisten tilh6rende Mary David,
1ste Auktion Torsdagen den 22de Sept. 1893.
2den Auktion Torsdagen den 6te October "
9die Auktion Tolsdagen den code -"
hver Days Eftermiddag ri. l.
No. 4 A. Smedestr@de,
cfter Skattelisten tilh9rende John Edwards.
1ste Auktion TOrsdagen den 22de Sept. 1898.
eden Auktion TorsdOgen den Ste October "
3die AuktiOM Torsd"gen den 2Ode
LIVER Days Eftelmiddag Kl. 2.
No. 3 BIB. Forstaden til Vest,
ofter Skattelisten tilhorende Mogdalene
Emanuel.
lste Auktion T~orsdagen den 22de Sept. 1898.
? len Auktiom Torsdagen den Ste October
3dia Auktion Torsdagen den 2Ode
hyer bags Eftermiddag III. 3.
No, 40 A. Fiskergade,
otter Skottelisten tilherende Juliette Fredorik,
Late Auktion Torsdagen den 22de Sept. 1895.
2den Auktion Torsdagen den CITE October "
3die Auk6on Torsdagen den 2Ode 3"
hver Days Eftermiddog III. 1.
No. 55 & Sc Compagnigade,
eftex SkatteliS,en tilharend9 j. & L, Furry.
, 1898-08-27
No. IS & Sc Compagnigade,

Do
according to the taxlist belonging to L. & F.
Furey.
1st Auction Friday the 23rd September 1898.
2nd DO. Friday the 7th October "
Bird do. Friday the 2lst October "
each day at | o'clock Z. m
No. 81 D. Kongens Tvergadc,
according to the taxIist belonging to Joecrh
James.
1st Auction Frid.y the 23rd September 1898
2nd do. Friday the It'll October
Bird do. Friday the 81 t October
each day at 2 O'Clock y. IN.
House on the Parcel Of Retreat,
according to the tuxlist boluu5ins to Joserh
James.
lst Auction Friday the 23rd 5rrtoml cf l89.
2nd do. Friday the 18th Oct Tar -
nd do. Friday III" 2lst OetoI,r -
e Oh day at 3 o'clock Il. m.
No. 4 N9rrcgado.
according to The taxliSt belonging to Moses
1st Auction Monday the 18Th September 1895.
2nd do. Monday the 3rd October
Bird do. Monday the l7'h October
each day at | O'Clock P. m.
House on tho Parcel Of FrisdcnstLul.
according to The taxlist belonging to John
Thomas.
LIST Auction Monday the 10Th September 1895.
z"d to. Monday the 3rd October
3rd do. Monday The l7rh October
each day at 2 o'clock pm.
No. % Il 30 Prindsonsgode.
apoOv1iur To +I,o til: II
LIST Auction Monday the 18th Ser t,mber 1898.
2nd do. Monday the Bid October
3rd do. Monday tie l7lh October
each day al 3 o'clock pm.
All the Auctions will DO held at the under.
signed Vendue Office.
Conditions, oppraisemonls and other docn.
'neHts 10 aiing to the sales mag be seen 1t
this Office from the list Auctions.
Christin"sted's Vendue Office. s.. CIoix
The 18Th August 1898.
MAXEN.
, 1898-08-27

lste Aukfion Fredagen den 23de Sept. 1898.
Eden Auktion Fr"dagen den 7de October
3die Auktion Fredagen den eide "
hyeT Days Eftermiddag Kl. l..
, 1898-08-27
No. 81 D. Kongens Tyergade,

95fter Skottelisten tilh3'ende Joseph James.
3ste Auktion Fredagen den 23de Sept. 1898.
Glen ArIItion Fredaeet den 7le October "
die Auktion Fredagen den 2lle 8
hyer Days Eftermiddag III. 2.
, 1898-08-27
Hus paa Parcel Of Retreat,

ofter Skottelisten tilh6ronio Joseph James
lste Auktion Fredagen den 23dc Sept. 1898.
2den Aukti,n Fredogen den 7de Oktober g"
3die Auktion Fredagcn den eide "
hyer Days Eftermiddag ri. 3.
, 1898-08-27

lste Auktion Fredagen den 23de Sept. 1893.
Eden Auktion Fr"dagen den 7de October
3die Auktion Fredagen den eide "
hVer Days EftermiddOg Kl. l.
No. 81 D. Kongens Tvergade,
e9fter Skattelisten till9rende Joseph James.
3ste Auktion Fredagen den 23de Sept. 1898.
9den AHItiOn Fredagen den 7de October "
die Auktion Fredagen den 2lie
liver Days Eftermiddag III. 2.
Illus paa Parcel Of Retreat,
otter Skattolisten tilh6rondo Joseph James
lste Auktion Fredagen den 23dc Sept. 1898.
2den Aukti1n Fredagen den 7de Oktober "
3diG AuktiOr FrcdagGn den eide " "
hver Days Eftermiddag ri. 3.
No. 4 N6rregade.
efter Skattelistea tilh6rende Moses Miller.
1ste Auttion Mandogen den lode Sept. 1855.
Eden Anktion Mandagen den 3die October %.
3die Auktion Maudagen den Tide
hver Days EfteImiddag Kl. l.
Hus poa Parcel at FliedensthaI,
eFter Skattelisten tilh9rende John Thomas,
lsto Auktion Mandageu den lode Sept. 1898.
Eden Aukti0n NLandagen den 3die October -"
3die Auktion Mondagen den Tide "
liver Days ~Efteimiddag III 2.
No. % & 80 Prindsensgade,
cfter Skottolisten tilE6rende II. Faye.
lste Auktion Mandagen den lode Sept. 1898.
2den Auktion Mandagen den 3die Oktober 4"
3die Auktion Mandagen den Tide d"
liver Days Eftormiddog KI. 3.
Samtlige Anktioner afholles paa under
teguodo AuktionSkontor
Konditioner, Vurdeling>forrotniuger Og
Qvrige Salget vcdr0rende Dokumeuter willie fra
lste AuktlOner henligge til Eftersyn her paa
KOntOret.
Christianstods Auktionscontor, St. Cloiz,
den lode August 1898.
MAXEN.
Gebyr $1,000
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