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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-09

MccuIloch o. At Navy Yard. Norfolk. Va
Accomac o.. At Cleveland, Ohio
LIGHTHOUSE TENDERS
Armenia QD, Lieutenant c. NJ. Garrett.
Mangrove Q2). At Key West
Maple OBJ Observation-Disclosures W. KEEL
logg
suwanee 40 Observation-Disclosures J. 3.
soiace 40. ambulance ship. Newport News.
YACHTS
Eagle COO, Lieutenant W. II. H. Switzerland.
AL Navy Yard, New-YOrk.
Hawk CID. Lieutenant J. Hood. At Navy
Yard New-York.
Hornet co, Lieutenant J. NJ. Helm. At Navy
Wasp t23), Lieutenant A. Ward. At Navy
Yard. New-York.
Vixen (2D. Lieutenant Alexander Sharp jr
At League Island
Scorpion (25), Lieutenant Commander Adolph
Mark At New-York.
Alice CD. At Navy Yard. Norfolk Va
Nezinscot t32, Mate c. H. Cleveland. En-
route to Key West.
Osceola (3S). Lieutenant J. L. Purcell At
Navy Yard. New-York.
Sioux go Ensign W. r. Gherardi. At Navy
Yard, New-York.
Tecumseh (35). Lieutenant r. Welles, 1r At
Navy Yard New-York
Uncas $3.50. Lieutenant F. r. Brainard. At
Navy Yard, New-York.
Wompatuck go. Lieutenant Carl W. Jungen.
At Navy Yard. New-York.
Potomac (3S). Lieutenant G. F. Blow. At
New Orleans.
GOLFERS
Irrawaddy (45.
Lebanon (46).
Naushan 40
Saturn (4S). Commander B. 8. Richards. At
New-York.
CRUISERS
Yankee (50), Commander Charles J. Train. En-
route to Newport News.
Dixie (5D. Commander Charles S. Davis En-
route to Newport News
Prairie go Commander Willard s. Brown
son. En- route to Newport News.
Yosemite (53). Commander William H. Emory
En- route to Newport News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-09
FIGHTING ON THE ISLAND.
spAN1sH REPORT A DEFEAT OF THE INSURGENTS

IN CUBA.
Havana, April 8-The Spanish forces IN the
Cartagena Mountains. Province OF santa cara
have. according to an announcement AT the raj
ace defeated force OF insurgents inhict'ng
numerous loss upon the latter The Spanlards
II Is added. lost five men killed ana had one
of,cer and four soldiers wounded.
pysrvth,nr Is quiet here. and the state Of
.,,;rv exnectancy and doubt continues as II
So. during the last week or more. According
N outward appearances. there Is absolutely no
-. IN the usual routine OF life In a happy
,rorica, city. Good Friday. with It's proper OBJ,
seyvance is more the topic In the public nina
hore than war diplomacy.
u,rom to-day on all code kilograms from or TO
cuba must be translated at the censors once'
With the code books In sight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-09
ITALIAN CRUISER NEAR WASHINGTON.
RUMoR THAT SHE IS TO TAKE AWAY THE SPAN
ISL MINISTER DENIED.

Washington. April 8.-The italian cruiser
Amerigo Vespucci is anchored in the Potomac
a few miles below Washington. She Is a cadet
schoolshp and is understood to be on practice
or lise. She draws about seventeen feet Of water.
There was considerable gossip In naval and mill
tary circles regarding the visit OF the vessel TO
this city at this critical Juncture. There was a
rumor that her presence was for the purpose
Of furnishing asylum for the Spanish MIN
lister and his staff in case II found I'M
practicable for them 10 leave the country by
the ordinary means OF travel Sehor Polo. when
his attention was called to the rumor. character
lied IL as absurd and without any basis OF fact.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-09

THE ALLIANCE GOING TO CHESAPEAKE BAL
Newoort. r. l.. April S.-Orders have oeen 70
ceiycd for the training-ship Alliance 10 'a an1.
..nr,,,g for Chesapeake Bay. She mas 90 her e"s'
neer force on board. besides crew Oh -" D''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-09
sCHLEY NOW HAS THE KATAHDIN.


soUApRoN-A WEDDING TO-DAY.
Fort Monroe. Va April (SpeciaD.-There are
now six formidabl, warships under Commodore
Schley's command in the Flying Squadron. the
armored ram Kahtadin having arrived hero
shortly before o'clock this evening. As she
passed to her anchorage her dark green turtle
back and deck works were In marked contrast
with the lead color OF the heavier vessels
At O'Clock this afternoon ensigns and cadets
to the number OF six from the Brooklyn and four
from the Texas started by train for New-York
where they are TO take places aboard the tugs
and yachts fitting out for hostile service.
Earnes. CENTS, ships carpenter, who de-
serted from the Texas fourteen months ago. went
aboard to-day and reported to Captain Philip.
that he wanted TO return to duty. and was ready
to take the consequences for desertion 1t Is
understood he will he punished only lightly.
The Massachusetts to-day received her last
consignment OF ammunition. An officer from
the ship stated that she now has the largest
supply of any vessel in the Navy. The divers
were called to-day to do more scraping around
the ships Prov.
reached with the crew OF the Creole. now the
Solace by which the men will sail the hospital
ship and will receive wages better than were
first offered. The shipyard now has men work
ing night and day on the solace
Lieutenant William J. Miller. Jr.. and Miss
Elizabeth McCalla. daughter OF Commander Nc
Gala. OF Washington. will be married In the
Chamberlin tomorrow morning. The wedding.
which was to have occurred In Washington the
last OF this month. has been hurried on account
Of the probability that Lieutenant Miller. who
is on leave Of absence. may receive sailing or
ders soon
Senator Mark Hanna and family will arrive at
Old Point tomorrow. to stay few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-09
NEW AUXILIARY CRUISERS NAMED
THE YANKEE THE DIXIE. THE PRAIRIE AND THE
YOSEMITE.

YOSEMITE.
va.h,neton. April s-Secretary Long to-day de-
c,ded on the names for the new auxi'iry .,u'se'
,r.d nv the Government from the Morgan
h,n line The names selected for the ships
ars peculiarly American and are especially sus-
asst,y. in that they apply to all parts Of the coun-
r, Nord is to be hereafter known as the
Yankee FL Rio the Dixie Sol as b ,he sesre o
ana e. cpe,ary in naming the vessels to Obtain
names would no, only be The Slope
Amerca,1 considered for Ell Sud as one wen suited
to the but 1t was wnnd be Better
name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-09
ORDERED TO JOIN THEIR REGIMENTS.
.n,.r,r,v orrrcrRs DETACHED FROM INsTITU-

ARTILLERY OFFICERS DETACHED FROM INsTIfU-
TONS OF LEARNING.
WASHINGTON April s.-The following Army omcers
now on duty at Institutions Of learning throughout
the country have been relieved from duty and VIII
proceed to Join their regiments and the stations TO
which they are assigned. The understanding IL
that they are to return TO duty at the institutions
AT the beginning of the scholastic year II not
nrevented by war which will require their presence
with their regiments:
C,p,an ARTHUR MURRAY. LIST Artillery. Yale UNI
versfty. .,, ., ,,oxrvry,r-r q. A..u,.rv
q, Thomas Hall, Holy Springs. Mass q, A,
OF t,,st Iieutenant WILLIAM c. RAFFERTf. lst Ar-
lery Hail colIsEs South 9r GipfoW "a Artillery
E,rs, Lieutenant WILLIAM @. HAAN. ID ARTILLERY.
y,,,rsrn Illinois Normal School. at Dixon. - ..,,
First lieutenant STEPHEN NJ FOOIE' s.n A'u's'{
NV John c. W. BROOKS. 4th Artillery.
s,a,s i,nivetsity OF Wisconsin. Madison .,, ,y..
First Lieutenant WRIT ROBINSON f'h Ar'i''e''' "~'
vard ch nn,sya,t GEORGE f. SAGE 9Th Artillery
uonnt Tan,apas Military Academy san he!sei Sni
second Lieutenant WILLIAM {. DAME ,,, osn A'e'
First Lieutenant WILLIAM =. stone yin Af'"e''
Art"nsas Industrial University at Fayeuv ARTILLERY
First Lieutenant ELMER HUBBARD 'n "'''s''
ca,tain Murray and Lieutenants Rafferty, Ham,
roo,e Brooks and Robinson will join their proper
stations. Iieutenants Honeycutt LUDLOW oase'
Dov,s and stone will report In person to the COM
r,ardne officer 9Th Artillery at Fort Mchenry
Ma for duty with that regiment. Lieg,e
Hubbard will Join his regiment AZ sos1 S'ocu'"'
N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-09
CHANGING THE MORGAN LINERS.
THE TWO SHIPS AT THE NAVY YARD TO BE
HEAVILY ARMED-ANoTHER DOCK TRIAL
FOR THE DOLPHIN.

FOR THE DOLPHIN.
The work will begin this morning OF transform
,,1 tho Yosemite formerly the Ell Sol, and the
yankee formerly the FL Norte. from passenger
into fighting vessels. They are each to nave ten
5nch guns twelve 6-pound Maxim Nordentct
guns and six machine guns.
This will make these Morgan liners formidaoie
cruisers For instance. the San Francisco carries
twelve 6-inch guns but they are not rapd-nre
guns while those or the Morgan liners are ana can
shoot six times while the San Franciscos guns
ore shooting once These Morgan liners VIII De
more efficient than the Cincinnati and the Kalegn.
They were built with their engines pelow me
xatsr line and their only defect as fighting ships
is the absence OF the protective deck TO dehee'
Prize DOLPHIN had another dock trial last night.
and there IL a possibility that II may leaVe LOT
H. West this morning. The work on the oollers
of the Dolphin was handled In an awKwaru way,
n Is said because three separate gangs OF men
took them out and reset them ,., ,..
1t was said yesterday that me Iove .rneu. tS
decided not ask the Spanish Americans ~ tne
NAVY TO fight against their fatherland Martin
de Albizua. the Spanish American oiier, on .ne
An honorable discharge has been offered 20 MN
hut he has refused to take II. He was porn IN
Rilboa Spain lie re-ensted In the Navy YARD
Captain William NJ. Foger. who Is 10 commana
came to the Navy Yard yesterday on ine nsnts,
house tender John Rodgers. The New-Or,eans ana
the San Francisco are expected hourly o.
The training ship Annapolis VIII reach the navy
Yard to-day.
Naval Constructor Bowes will to-day give inc
ton days' notice to the contractor 10 remove tnc
coffer-dam in front OF drydock NO .. Inc % wrn
hecome apparent near the northern end OF INC
dock are not considered serious enough 10 warrant
any further delay In removing the cofer-dam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-09
NOT THE CASE. SAYS H. 8. RUBENS.
THE COUNSEL. TO THE JUNrA DECLARES THAT
J. McooK IS NOT ITS LEGAL REP
prsrNrATIvD-THE PAYMENT OF
.-~x., ,ro crNT no CUBA

VIA, uoratio 9. Rubens counsel for the CUBAN
,.,,a was osked IN regard to General Grosvenor's
.nssch in Congress on Thursday. in which It was
,. ..", Iohn J. McCook was the legal repre-
ssn,a,,we Of the Junta and was also interested IN
boating large block OF Cuban bonds' MI H"'e'''
said: - u,Cook In the legal
i s,,,a ~ the Cuban Junta Is not fact
% n,ccook has $500. 100000 OF Cuban bonds
ma s.. t. holding for a syndicate 10 not correct
WI. r,ount of bonds issued and actually SOLO oy
the present Cuban Republic has been iuly s.a'e"
IN the interview that Mr.. Guerra. the reA1'., r,a
-. -" I,n,a gave out early In the week. wouiu
the .'n,s.rmore that no concessions by granting
Wy ..is ~ bonds have been made. Numerous oners
a. financial aid In return for concessions nave 0esn
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-07

A more pirifui sight than a mother and
her child, both captives and shackled IN a
dungeon, could not well be imagined
There are thousands Of mothers and their
babes who lie shackled by disease in the
dungeon Of death.
Without knowing II, or having the fains-
est comprehension Of Il, the fault lies with
the mother. Too many women eutef upon
the responsibilities Of wifehood and moth
erhood while suffering from weakness and
disease Of the delicate and important or
gans that make wifehoOd and motherhood
possible. Awoman who suffers in this way
cannot be a capable wife and a competen;
mother. Before entering upon the duties
and responsibilities of these positions, she
should see to il that her health, both gen
eral and local, is thoroughly restored. Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the best
Of all medicines for this purpose. II acts
directly on the sensitive organs concerned,
making them strong. healthy and vigorous
II promotes regularity Of the functions,
allays irritation and Inflammation, heals
liberation, checks unnatural and exhaust
ing drains and soothes pain. II tones and
builds up the shattered nerves. II turns
the dangers and pains Of maternity into
safety and ease. II is a medicine that is
intended for this one purpose only and is
good for no other. Dealers sell il and no
honest dealer will suggest q substitute
"Dr. Pierces Favoriie Prescription did me 80
much good that to-day ] am well again and
stronger than ] have been for years" writes
hu. Alex. Locke. Of Wise. Isabella Co, Mich
" have q baby one year old and as fai and
healthy as one could wish 10 see. ] took two
bottles Of Pavorite Prescription ! keep Dr.
.1erce's Pleasant Pellets in the house an the
-nne Ny family take no other kind Of pills q"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-07
CHEZ or POLICE SALE.

Notlcu d. hereby given that by virtue
~ a warrant LOT Tho collection 90 do
lnqucGg assessment Tor tho iHprcvcrtIt
Ia the city % Astoria. urrEun. tOwlt.
s hqRa lss, srSS ssy I .sgsd 20 auditor r
aud police iudEe % said city, by dirce'
tlon % tho common council ~ said city,
said warrant bcinS datci tho iith day u
October, 1875. 10 mo directed, ahd the
a. q Sh op n,a' Sse BSSsa BSeS a. ,ss Ias
of > per esat por annum from tho yiat day
Of March. iN6 and being against tho
following named persons touit.
II. Marion and H. Mccormack.
owner OF the gollowinr described real
property tONit. 10; ~ blpCk 3. az sub
divided In the Port of uppcr Astoria.
~ lald out and rvcurdcd BY John Aiair,
and witch Warran, commands mo to
make levy upon and sale u said a..
scriOcd psopvrtv. IN order TO satisfy said
warrant and said assessment an to-
Ecshor with the Interest thereon and tise
costs and expvnses ot aald sale. ana
pursuant to said waTran, and the com
mands therein contained. l aid. on tho
nth day q November iS9a, duly levy
upon the above described real property,
and ! wtll on the 18th day OF December,
forenoon Of said day. az the court house
door. towli; the catranee or said court
house on Eighth street IN the City Of
Astoria. Couuiy of Clataop. State OF
oregon; sell said Described real propgIty
At public auction 20 tho Highest bidder
for cash. In u. = gold coin, 10 satisfy
"a "a assessment. the interest thereon. ana
tho costs and expenses OF sale 40
Aforesaid and no accrulng costs.
Dated az Astoria. oregon the H,h day
OF November iA9s.
r. HAILOCk
Chief OF Police ot Astoria. oregon.
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Notice Ia hereby glvAn that by virtue
OF a warrant for the collection OF Dc,
lnQucnt aSrcnylncnt Tor the improvement
II tne city of Ntlrla, OREGON, .lowlll
hS GSa I,pcs ssSt INV Ssss'4SSnh ssnSS 20 arIS, wST
and rQllce Judge of said city, BY dltee'
llon of lhA common cNuAell N rAid city.
said .warMni being dated tho nth day 0i
octobcr, iSpS, TO mo dlrec,ed, and tho
10 $50 With Iniercot MsfScSS at the R'HI rate
oi per cent poe annum front the sipt day
of March, iNlG aud being against thu
following named peraona toWil,
n Marion and n, Mccormack
owner Of tho following deaerlsvA real
property, towit, lot 10, block \, as sub
divided In the Port ~ Upper AninrlR,
aa laid out and rocorled by s0hn Adplr,
and which warrant commands mo 10
mako levy upon aud sale Of said do.
aerlhed property, In order 10 aaliafy said
warrant aud said assessment and TO.
Eether with the in,ercel thereon and tho
pursuant 10 said waftNnt and the com.
mandg thrreln contalnod. I did. on tho
itth day " November, ISIS, duly levy
upon tho above described real property,
and | will on the 18TH day VI December,
turCnOOn VI said day nt the court house
door, towiN The entrance % said court
house on Elghth street IN tho CITY Ot
Astoria, County of Clataop state of
oUEoU sell said described real property
az public auction 70 the hlHhest hldApr
FOR cash, IN u, n gold coin, TO satisfy
said assessment tho Interest thereon and
tho costs ana expenses OF sale au
aforesaid, and tho accrulng costs
Dated AZ Astoria, oregon, tho iith day
of November ISIS
~ ifALtsOcK.
chief OF Police OF Astoria, oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-07
ciugF or POLICE SALE.


Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of warrant Tor the collecuon of q dc.
llnQucnt afscfaNi0nt f0r tho impfVvcn cni
IN the city of Astoria, oregon, towit'
hoad street. (rom Forty.sqcona TO Forty
and police judge OF said city, oy dlrce'
ton of the common council of sad city,
SAID warunt being oated the nth day OF
oclobcr, lSN 10 mo directed, ana the
ssssnS; S SS % nya Essa sBsSSd a. s%SSna sss ss
OF per cent pev aanlm fBo.n The Slst day
OF March, iNlt. and being aEalnst the
following named persons, towit;
II. Marion and II. Mccormack.
owner OF the following described real
nropcry, towit. lot II, hoek :, a. sub
divided In the Port Of Upper Astoria,
a. laid out and recorded py John Adair
ana also agaIns, said described pTopSr,y
and which warrant commands mo to
make levy upon and sale OF SAID de-
serloed property, In order 20 satisfy pAla
warrant aud said assessment and to-
coats and expenses Of aaid sale, and
pursuant TO said warrant and tho COM
mands therpln contained. i did, on tho
nth day Of November. iSN, duly levy
ana VIII, on the 18Th day OF peeembsr,
lSS, az the hour OF II o'clock In the
forenoon OF said dav, at the court house
door, towit: the eatranco or said court
house on Eighth street in the, CITY ot
Oregon. sell said described real property
al public auction 20 the highest bidder
tor cash. In U. 8. gold coin, to satisfy
said assessment. the interest 'scrcon, and
tho costs and expenses OF sale as
DATED AZ Astoria. Oregon, tho nth day
Il. HALLoCK.
Chief Of Police o. Astoria. oregon.
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Notice Is hereby given that hy virtue
ot q warrant Tor the collection 10 h dc
lilqucnt assessment Zoe the improvement
In the city % Astoria,e oregon, toWlt'
hfih street. duly issued by tho auditor
and police Judge % said city, bv iirec'
tion Of the CO nmpn council of said city,
said warrant being dated the i5ih day oi
October 1855 TO mo dlrccted. and the
assessment on which specified amounting
% per cent DER annnm from tho S.nt day
of March. iSpS and being against tho
following named persons, toWit;
X. Marion and H. Mccormack.
owners OF tho following described real
property, towtt. lot TO- block s. as sub
divided In the Port OF Upper Astoria.
as laid out and rSeorded ey John ~
and which warrant commands mo TO
make levy upon and sale of salu De.
scrthed property, IN order TO satisfy said
warrant and said assessment and to-
costs and expenses OF said sale. ana
pursuant 10 said warrunt and the com
mandg thereln routAlnsd. ! did. on the
iith day Of November. iS'S. duly levy
upon the above described real property,
a0s & al E Ihs OH bSSs Ss is' q a's osoeE 81 n *:
forenoon Of said day at the court house
door. toSit: the entra nee OF said court
house on Eighth street. In the CITY OF
Astoria. County OF ClAisop. State OF
AZ public auction TO the highest bidder
for cash. In u. 8. gold coin, to satisfy
said assessment the interest thereon. ana
the c0ss and expenses OF sale as
aforesaid. and the aeerulng costs
Dated .; Astoria oregon the nth day
Z. HALLocK.
Chief Sf Police Of Astoria. oregon.
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CHEF or policn sAI.n.


Notice 10 hcrehy giv q that by virtue
" a warrant Tor the collection of a do
llnulont arsvssmeat Tor tho mproV N1ipnl
IN the city % Astoria, oregon, lowltl
nond street, from Fortyssecond to Forty
hsth STREET duly iaaued By tho auditor
,lea OF tho common council " said city
aid warrant being dated the iith day OF
October. lHS, 10 no dlrvrted, and the
assessment on which specified amounting
10 n9 with interest thereon AZ the rats
ot per cent por annum from the ilst day
Of March. iNd and being aEaina. the
following named persons. towit.
n. Marion and H. Mccormack.
owner OF tho following ,eacrlbcd real
propcrty, towit. LOT H. block a az sub
divided IN tho Port OF uppor Astoria
~ laid out and recorded BY John Adair.
AMI also againS, said described property
sk. nd ~eSS ssS SpSp Mssss; ana 'csa' ss " ..S '
scrihcd property IN order 10 aatisfy said
warrant and said Assessment aud To-
gcther With the Interest thereon and the
costs and expenses ot said AAle, ana
pursuant 70 said warrant and the com
manda therein contained. | did. on The
nth day % November iSs. duly levy
upon tho above described real property.
and l viii, on tho 18th day of December.
lJi, At the hour OF II o'clock IN. the
forenoon ot said day. az the court house
door. towll the entrance of said court
house ON BiEhth street. In the City OF
Astoria. County og Cia,nop. State %
oregon, sell said described real property
az public auction 20 tho hlEheat bidder
for cash. In y. sold CON, TO satisfy
said assessment. the Interest thereon and
tho costs and cxpcnse- of sale az
Aforesaid. and tho aeerulnE costs.
Dated al Astoria. oregon. tho nth day
ol Nuyeinbcr. lSgN -
Y HALlyOCK.
Chlcf ol Police ot Astoria. Oregon
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cmlEr or poLIcn aALn.


Notice II hereby given that by virtue
et warrant Tor the collection OF do.
lhuvnnt assessment FOR tho impr lvchont
tne cllY OF Astorla oregon, lowltl
ugpd l.reel, from Forty.neeonl 10 Forty.
ana police Judge OF said city, hy alrec.
ton nr tho common council " Hild city,
Hald warrant being dated tho i1lh day OF
ultongr, lNS, To mo dlrpcted and the
assssslhnni " ,s n OF which gpeoliied amounting
" per cent per annum from the siat day
ot March, lMd, ana being against the
Following named peruona, tOWitl
H. Marion And H. Mccormack.
owner OF tho following described real
SStryIpte,11El '9El'' lot 3 block ', a. sub
ha lald out aud recorded rs John AdHir.
and algo against said described property,
ahI wMch warrant commands mo To
mako luVy upon aud sale OF Haid do.
aotlnrd property, IN order to satisfy said
MaElam hnd pald assessment ami To-
vosls and oxnenHob of said sale, and
nurugaht TO said warrant aud the eem-
mAhas thoreln contained, ] ala. on tho
lith day " November. iN9S. duly levy
np9h tho above described real property.
1898, al tho hour OF ii o'clock IN The
lorvnoon II said day, at tho court house
door toWlti the entrance Of said court
houhe on Elghlh street IN tho city Of
Asssns AsssTls' SPuniS % SlaIsop, state %
e public auction. TO the highest bidder
Tor cash, IN Y, n gold coin, 10 HaliHgy
said assessment the Interest hoFeon. ana
tho costs and expenses OF sale as
ajSsSssa Sssa aRs Rsor 9s SSSsSns SSsSSn Ss I'm day
~ TAtLOrK,
chief Of Police ot Astoria, Oregon.
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cnInr or POLICE aALr.


Notice Il hereby given that by virtue
% warrant for tho collection Of do.
lin1lenl asHeaAnont for tho mproVeFa Il NJ
~ tho city % Astoria Oregon, towit,
hend street. from For,y.aqcona 10 Forty.
and police Judge 6t said city, by sS dirsS.
lion ot the comnion council u said "Ity.
SAID warrant bong dated the 18th day ot
ociobtr. isss. 10 mo directed, and the
asHsss,'sti ,s :, = en whleh .recined AMOUNTING
ot pcr cent per annum from the sint day
% March, iNd and being against the
Following named persons. towtl
II Marion ana II. Mccormack.
owner OF tho following described real
ees9g,sr1Y \, ,'l,a1Y '@Si.' lot Z. block : a. sub
ana aiso asains, said Gescrfbsi propsrty,
and which warrant commands mo 10
mako levy upon and sale " naid 80.
Acrt' property, IN order TO satisfy said
warrant aud said Asacanmont and To-.
coats and expenses OF said sale. and
pursuant 10 said warrant and the com.
mnnda therein roftai ned. I an. on tho
tiih day o. November. icS. duly levy
ana ut 'S on ihs SS is,h dSy 's ~ sesS eSRs6sy sS
lSS. az ths hour Of II o'clock IN tho
forenoon ~ said day al tho court house
door towiti the entrance of said court
eo9ss !, ,,s. on ..l sagh.h street n 'hs cry q
Oregon soil ptid ucHcfihod real property
~ public auction 90 tho highest bidder
Tor cash IN u. y Fu,d eulh, to satisfy
saii assessment. the interest thereon am
Tho cVsta and expenses of sale az
paycl a, As,sris. oregon. Ihs iilh day
n. HAl.loCK.
chief OF Police q Astoria. Oregon.