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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-17

Young Wife-But aren't YOU the man T
gave some cake to on Monday?
Iramp-Yes. mum; but. thank the
Iates! I've got over italy Sloper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-17
Steinway, Hartman, Gab|er, Pease
James & HolmstrOm and other
High Grade Pianos.

The unique Aeolan and the Aerio'
(self playing piano.)
A full line of music, small instruments
and musical merchandise.
If unable to call on us, write to US lot
any information desired and your letter
will, receive prompt attention. Catalogues
mailed free, lowest prices, most Hperai
terms.
BIZ CONGRESS ST., PORTLAND. ME.
r. C. McGOULDRIC,
:, 80 Manager.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-17
A CARD.

TO my friends in Kenuebec valley:
take pleasure in introducing to you
Mr.. W. A. Carlisle, who represents The
NJ. Steinert T. Sons Co., piano dealers,
Portland, Me. believe him to be up.
right in all his dealings. What he tells
YOU at night, you will fiod true in the
morning. lie is located permanently in
this city, and those desiring q first class
piano at the lowest possible price, and on
the most liberal terms, will do well ia
call on him before purchasing.
P.O. Vickery.
Augusta, Me-, April Z, 1898. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-17
N. STEINERT &S0NS Co.

The leading piano and music house own
ing and operating fifteen large stores.
Mole New England representatives for the
sale of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-17
Deadly Farm Machines.

A Nebraska farmer suggests to the war
department that heavy agricultural i'm
PIGMENTS be used to cut down the Span
laTds. You can propel these patent plows
and hay gatherers by steam and there
would be no danger of a blockade from
dead horses" says the writer. "There are
strong steel hayrakes attached to the bot
tom of the implements. and they would
make the Spaniards think they were pref.
ty badly up against it,"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-17
MURDER0US SLAVERS.
How an American Cruiser Raid
ed Spanish Desperadoes.
STORY OF THE AFRICAN COAST.
A Thrilling Adventure In Which Yankee
and British Tars Worked Together'
Hand to Hand Fight Against Desperate
Odds-An Unexpected Rescue.

Uncle Sans ships have dono many cred :
liable and memorable things OUTSIDE OF
homo waters. Captain Jackson OF san
Francisco tells an interesting story about
the capture of gang of murderous span
ish slavers on the west coast OF Africa by
the brave crew of the American cruiser
Marion.
1.-The Marion had been cruising near the
mouth of the Kongo and tho arrangement
was that she was to leave for few days
and then come back and wo would jointly
undertake whatever turned up in the
meantime.
During the Marion S absence we cruised
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-17

Maine" Then there is small metal
image of the Maine, with a pendent flag
Women wear these patriotic emblems
quite as much as it not more than men,
but the small boy is the most ardent
patriot Of the lot. The young women,
however, have taken to the wearing Of
silk flags as part of their costumes, and
they make the better showing. How
far they will develop the idea no one
knows. a Chicago girl has appeared
with costume made entirely of stars
and stripes effect, with q parasol whose
cover was a silk flag.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-17

When 4 train of thought tries to pass
through some mems brains it is always
ditched
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-17

The selectmen of Brunswick, have
forbidden bicycle riding on the side
walks of that town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-17

decided not to hold them Accortiingly
they were liberated with about ten days
grub and water on lonely coast to make
their way back to civilization as best they
could.
1.-The prize money for the two slavers
was divided equally between the crews of
tho Antelope and the Marion. 1t was a
good days work, and nobody had reason
to regret the fact that an American officer
had commanded an English ship.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-17
UNIQUE WAR SCHEMES.
A Woman Offers to Spy Upon
Spaniards From a Balloon.
KLONDIKE PLAN OF FREEZE OUT.
How Caissons of Steel May BE Made Into
Movable FOrts-Defenses Provided With
Calling Guns and Prepared to Move
Forward Under Fire.

Miss Ida lie Roy of Cincinnati who has
been professional aeronau5 for six years,
has offered her services to the war depart
ment and agrees to do any signal work,
balloon bombarding and spying which
may be OF service to the army in Cuba
She has made special study Of the latest
war balloons of Germany's army and
modelled hers according to tho most sue
cessful Of theirs. She has q special time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18
Cnnntrn NenL Gstalc for Sole

--~~~rr (<<<(~ ~
OFFER % stock and poultry farm in ths fertii
" Waikiki VALLEY. 10 minutes from rillage ana sta
tlon new lO-room dwelling with running spring water
500 per acre. BROWN. 43 Exchange Place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18
Total for -rade. 81
FROM PRINTERS TYPEFoUNDERs AND PA
DEALERS.
REAL ESTATE.
FEW TRANSACTIONS CLOSED AND THOSE
UNIMPORTANT.

FEW TRANSACTIONS CLOSED. AND THOSE
UNIMPORTANT.
80 few sales OF real estate were reported yes
terday that the market seemed to be almost at a
standstin when looked at on the surface. There
are however, several unusually large transactions
pending which within the next few days are likely
10 change this aspect OF affairs entirely far as
the downtown section Is concerned. In the middle
and upper sections of Manhattan brokers report
undinnished strength in the inquiry for dwelling
property and sites.
Sketches are said to Re in Of preparation
by Harding G. Gooch Of No 253 Broadway for the
three-story hreproof cycle building. with roof
den 2DoxS43 and rs feet high. which It is planned
10 build on the block bounded by the Boulevard.
Amsterdam-aye, Eighty sixth and Eighty seventh
Sketches viii cost abou, 8 800 90
The New-York Metal Exchange will probably
southeast corner Of Pearl-st. and Burling Slip
within the next few months Al present however
David Stewart sold yesterday for Robert McGi
&Ss5xioo5. which the seller bought a Year ago
from Bryan l.. Kennedy for $1,000
Nos sisw 10 $3.50 w a iST nom &c
seventh-st.. four new three-story brick and stone
q Audubon; These were bought by M MI
Henry G. Cassidy sold for Francis J. schnugg 10
q SeYeI lGF HSd e P
to11xs5. with two hve-story hathouses' including
W b. Davis has sold for the United States Fire
Insurance Company No. 100 East Ninety -nrst-st.
three-story brick dwelling lSXlCoS on private terms
John +. Hanley bought No. "A East One-hundred %
for $4,000.
Edward Michel Is reported 10 have bought from
John Sigle a row Of four fathOuses the north
side Of One-hundreG nd-seventeenth-st., between
Second ana Third ayes. Neither buyer nor seller will
reveal the price paid.
No &C West Twefth-st a three-story brick dwell
ing. ls4x45x1o33 IS reported sold by Charles l. Bell
for SIS $50
The Fry estate has solo No % East sixty-third-
ST.. q four-sory high stoop and stone front dwell
ing, 20x100b. for about $4,000.
II Rinado e Bro. have sold for Mrs s. A. Tyson
70 L. Peiser No. 81 NorfOlk-st. lot 25XO, with
three-story frame dwelling upon It. for improve
nlent
OF the six offerings az the Broadway Salesroom
YESTERDAY four adjourned. John n. GClding
sold in foreclosure No. p sullivan-st., southwest
corner Of Grand-st. four-story brick tenement
house 20x50 10 Henry Einans for Sls5c0.
Peter +. Meyer & CO. sold in foreclosure No. 20s
Pleasant-ave.. four-stoTy stone front tenement
house 19.7x94 to the plaintiff. for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18
Gltn 6ottIs.
Dnbllc Notlces.
I.S;1UPKTME CUGKI.~In lie matter OF The az.

SUPKEME CUUKT.-In The matter OF the ap
~ pcauoo q he bo9ra Of Street Stree Opening and I'm
The CorPoraton Of sad city resliye 10 acquiring tue
3 The o Adf4en , sns % as s Of
and premises tie Twenty second Ward OF the city Of
WeSt ;seeonG %e- Fifiy thlrd ana Vest Fly
fourth guy 5sc' so qcs'ea ana a1 out as and
ions q chapter 30 u the Laws OF 1851
OF ISL notice he-ehy gwen M; application viii
at SPECIAL Tenn court to BE- heid at Part ill.,
thereof IN The County court mouse III ne Cty Of New
opening Of To- cur or ' dSy or as sGon hereafte,
conmr-ioners OF Estimate in the above eitted matter
n ahs the a Of tide by HE Mao %eyyme I'm
ana Comm nhIV Of the 'liy OF Ht~ York. 10 certain
Ses Ward OF the City Of New Iors bonded f
@ss i fy ana and West Fly streis ' n S:
ample s'solas tne ss,e %, A. eon ered
80 Of the Laws Of ISL ss pol@rty having du!y
sseeea a0S Of the city Of New OF 5o street
"A Tor P1e Par u Of s1 s T. ot 1s7 Of the
he following described lots pieces or parcels land
Is piece; y 3 ss 4.s of s5sns 81 y
scribed as follows 10 p%xRR;cr,. "a"
Bssnn1s at the a q The w s line
third street aud Ience q running westerly along ssd
sonhery lire o. wes Fly h,rd street Il distance
o soghery "iSnt 81 fes sA e - Inc q twelfth
sSese line II Wet street sn 10 's
eas,ery along sed no,t1sTiv line OF West Fifty
M of Eleventh avenue thence 90 running ,rfbsriy
sonx said westerly line of Ecye nn disanc,
200 feet 10 inches to ne pace or point Of beginning
Beginning at thu nters~ ton Of the westerly lin. OF
Fl.lrufh avenue with the routhcrly line West Fifv
frh street and thence ~ running westerly sIC,e ssd
.onther, line West Ffy fourth Tor distaprs
% a.enue. tbsncs
90 running southefy alons sai. easiery Of Tw~h
svenue Tor distance q zoe feet and 10 Inches ~ "a.
orthery line West Ff-tri street. thence 3i run
uug easiery sad uorihtll. line Of West Fifty
mira s.r.et Tor distance the we,ferv linz
Of Eey. nth avenue thence 80 running n0rthcrly sonx
ala westerly line - Eleventh a dls'an-s 2
900 fee, nd inches The place point berlnning
The lo. piece. parcels - land above described arc
shown N tNo similar mas. plans and pr0hles accom-
rauicd with explanatory remarks made by the Depsrt-
showing public PARK az E!et enth avenue bet wen
TftV-seond aad Flftyfourth streets. the Twenty
second Ward 4 the city ~ New York" one Of which
sad napz tAe Once u the Register OF the civ
ara County = New York, md the ether 4 which is Med
IA OF tbs Department. oi Public Parks said
CiU.
no ~ be Laws OF 1851 has determined the propor-
ton ~ me expense be incurred acquiring the land
for such park upon the properly persons
and estates T. benefited by the acquisition and con
ttrucon Il such park shall be twenty Eve per cent or
one quarter ~ such crpense. ana said Board has
determined that the within which expense
assessed shall be follows on north
on the by Ninth and the by Twelfth
avenue.
Dated New York. December 2ith 1897.
FRANCIS 81. SCOTT.
Counsel 10 thr corp ration
No Tryon Row. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18

WORK FOR AII4-TNo hundred families wante al
w once. New colony in the South Jst started. ara
the colony o, colonies The inssf garcen SOL
especially adapted for raising conn tobacco
truck poultry and fruit. OF all kind. me markets
Garden spot Of all America Large sawniils and ma
chtne-ehou built immediate schools,
station ground. We want once one blacksmith
rachin-f wreeiwricNf carpenters painter sa"yer.
mlhands wood-trn ten truckers two hundred labor
ing IN locate ~ once WORK g.a'ani' eel 20 those
Who buy Farms from $3.50 500 Immediate posses
sor. House rent free While building houses bull n
instruments Magnificent Innate and the finest mineral
srriuq n the country. Excursion TUESDAY Take the
frs the pick = tho and Greatly re-
duccd fafes Call for particulars. am
ltses' Real Estate Operator IN the world ofices
al oN-r this country AID Euro pc Employ "Neral hun
drei people. also President - The Berkeley Rail
road "a anl fcr the Norfolk and Southern Rail
rcy1 ard President land and lumber companies
Can sel YOU farms anywhere n T. RISLEY No. 10
Ct amhers- St. NcwYort.
Oh ACRE FARM White Plains. y room dwelling.
~ near Knowood CtIntry club. 500 100 sl no cash.
BROWN. - Exchange Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18
CLOSING PRIZES OF prrr.Apr1pH1A srocka


y
An advancing tendency In the stock market
to-day was not accompanied By increased PUBIC
support. Higher prices were reached throughout
the list. but manipulation was doubtless more o'
a factor IN shaping the course 81 values man
confident outside buying In the bond depart
renf there was a notable falling OF In trans
actions as compared with last weeks dA'H
dealings In few issues only operations mace
noteworthy totals No little uneasness is felt oy
commission house customers or account of sAp
urday's rapid slump and IL may be a question
Of several weeks before they return TO The ma
ket with that confidence which makes possiih'
a sustained upward movement AZ present
manipulation Is too violent 70 encourage con-
scrya,ive interests And the fact that the CUBAN
situation can be utilized market inhue"'.
whenever the professional element Il snort ''
hcar ammunition AFFORDS operators OF slender
means aiequate reason for the exercise OF '"u
tlon in MARGINAL transactions. The repidi'y WI"
which prices advanced this morning may NJ
have been due 10 concerted bull manipulation
but appearances certainly favored H. Coine''eu'
with a rush OF buying orders for Manha''""
stock Al The opening apparently anxious puy..'
wore active In acquiring stocks or the o'neI 80
rent manipulated specialties. me result W IL Ia,
was "A marking up OF prices throuslo ,,sn, az
Sugar Refining furnished the only lmporttanss, a
ception although. subsequently, e"'0''
The accumulation of the local traction s'o' NJ
hy large interests. which began !" ta TO-
their holdings early last week was ma NJ ~
ta, London WAS moderate buyer anu -, -.
chasas to cover short contracts M ~ how
Transactions were not Wei u.s' i 20, ,r-
ayr and after the opening there was sleat a..
,,,,art tv in nrices except In the ISSUES W
witch heavy professional puI ,ns s na.rv
way OF the total dealings IN all s'ooN' "@'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Greenwich St, No 27e; Ca,hartne Hsvemeyer THU, 80
soth-st. No i54 West Mary 7 sherman to Minnie 49,.
Ath-st N g. 27s4 +, e Of 9Th ave. lG ssioo5:
esSss; x8 I srs. % ' sd5 Emma 10
s12sve >. 1915 ~ Il 47,h-st 25xe5: Moses X
sd- SIN" e. i25 It q 2ia1e 25sloos August
chsr P1ls ' %o WIG S' % aa 10 8an,'i Friedman
Angus. BTsNrasn aaa VIE % j,oa c Borse'. INch /
H ;6i.os NJ NJ 2 N' 6s Marcus and wife to
HssF- . c aa5 h9sa q I sSa.,
+ 70 Frederick " io"ndes ..-..;..- az. 100
l Eph fsg i'f Ivy y'@ to Ns . sssm,I 'o ""o BOO
MaAdfei as as a. saon nsP % % sank aooa
Lenox- ave eoIner li7'f.s, p loH5c9 Henry
I>h enc s,s corner iista-st 2e1ioo -
Same prooerty. w.'i,n we't,rer ana VIE 70
RrsoE1avs .ti q i.7,s-: q oaso: %.
sd-eve' No 5i2 John Borgss and We 70
l,iaS6oih-si va s. 100 Il o, Bayards, 25se4;
ssmae: Harris s.i ", wfe % srne't FIied@sn
s5loinon stone 70 Isrsel stone oreeishth part.
ParE ROW. 70 iss; ooed II san1erSon refeTe' 80,
sGs2 E, ss nap E.a f,ai' d Hss
,s 40 Lon, corner Forsyth. . 212s Eliza
hasb Cullen - Gerald Fitzrbbon ...,. 2I5Oo
retsree TO- Eugene HOFFMAN 10000
iAIer fourn. Nos aoo 90
We,t-.t 40 So. and I20th-st 100 u o.
s'htSse f''' 1000
CsnseyOort-st n conner lOh ave " West ~.
Iugx 100: Edmond G Genet 70 Henry L Purdy.- ]
GsnsevOort-st "a corner ION ave or W'si-st
i6O,i0O. Henry PuIdv ~ NJ a Hawkesworth. !
7,b-si No 275 224S7.s Nathaniel = Nathan and .
wife Herman H'llensfein 49, 49,. -. 80 omit'ed
i2isf-s, 3 e. 80 II " Of 1st-ave. 252lo0.ll Char
lotto one 20 August o. one
1astb-st ~ q D., Efh ave. 2bz39 II. LOUIS
= Weismann and wife 70 kennedy $3.50. l
Iex.ngton-sve. 615 n OF Stth ~. 21x'oi
James Nobel and others 10 Albert Scnafrau and =.
stsfsv. corner inn st, IcoIl,1oo. Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18

Conntrp. iJropertn for Sale or Go Get.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nor SALE OR TO LEASE Tor summer hom.s-Ons or
i two OF the THOUSAND Isles. So Lawrence River
CLAYTON A. J. NORTON. ST. Regis FALL y. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Jan. II. m.-rhe market for American
securities a weak opening steady. New-York
selling early decline The close steady
ana the demand generally light Consos Tor money
III 10 10 consols Tor the account. III IL Atchison
i9g Canadian 1914 ~. Paul. osk Illinois Central
1O3is Louisville $50; Mexican Central new A.. 60
New York Central 10. Erie 49,: Pennsylvania b9t
Reading ils. preferred 10. Mexican ordinary
us Money in1i. per cent The rate ~ discount in
open market Tor both short ard three months bills
is - az rs per cent.
Berlin. Jan. L.. business was generally good the
American and Canadian Pacific securities
made good recovery
Parts. Jan. II. .. m--Thr-e per rentes. los
22z for the Exchange Lon
doo 70 francs 81 y csntiTnes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18
pUBLIC HEARING by New YORK Harbor Lin

Board. II m. Jan u 1895. In matter ~ modlrca
ZION ~ pierh~ad ana blfheld lines East River. y y
between N~w''"u Creek aus EarhHelFs Island. Per
interested invited i- present give their
views HENRY N ROBERT. col Engrs. President
NOTICE. Estimates FOR repairing and extend
49, Ing pier foot Z ~e' lea'h ST. North River Contract
olf Viii be received b. Department uf Docks Ferries
Pier "a" Batter Place until l.45 T. NJ January 81
1893 For particulars CITY Record"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18
Suburban Real estate.

~oo~~NNNNNNNo(N0NNINoNNN
GENCY-Montclair real estate. all kinds sale rent.
n CLARENCE - TUBES Beekmanst.. New-Yock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18
For rYE HOSPITALS.

Charles Lanier. OF No II Nassau-st.. the genera
treasurer OF the Hospital Saturday and Sunday AS
ISOLATION reports the following additional contrion-
tons 10 the General Fund OF the collection;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18
Countrp 11rouertp Uanteo.

NooNrOo.NrNO1rN.NNONOcON/
WANTED Tor P4cturesQue-Out-ot-Town property
w sale rent exchange. EDMUND g. MILLS. 500 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18

BUILDINGS PLANS.
Plans hled the Department Of Buildings yes
terdey
lOth-st. Nos 1875 and 1877 West FOR I'VE story
brick tenement ALSO. Peter J Herter.
P Herter Son. No 1032 Lexington ave. archi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18
STOCKS RECOVER LOSSES.
MOST SHARES CLOSE HIGHER.
BOND MARKET FIRM-MONEY AND EX-
CHANGE.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANUARY Il
DEALINGS ~ BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18

Joephths al executors. ETC. to Sophie Roth 40 400
Convent-ave - sill IT OF laeth At, isxoo; ,o,.
Annie Gray to Letitia Moody notes. ....... zoiS
f Mr.h and wife VIZ to William riala %aitn and
i2sd,s S. 1882 It q Amsterdam aye &c iCs .. %,
A RsShSi ava sGam. to 80 John n leo lou 800
Dyckman st. centre ns with 10Th ave xe centre
to Edward II LanIon 100
ham, T 0Paties p5e'se''n anu ",'e 5000
e 81 ' and ID Sr 10 Frank Adams 1880
AN, william sessie and VIE to Robert
l4s,h-s,. $ 275 It e Of Wiis-aye. 25xloo
Annie boiser to rJ H9sa ,Ycre. iic,so
William II Young and wife to William kirN- ,,oo
Is4ih' ST. a s. ai72 # Of wins ave. IsSxico
John F Mclaughlin to John Haloro ,oc ,;;;;,c,
lp4xl249; William Topping and wife TO LIN
Same property: Marcus Nathan and wife wnl-
sth la 'y'' s. 1850 It s Of Walnut s.. 5oxiOo
Becker ave. n . $. lot 253. map OF Washington
vile. 5oxico; Betty Hochs'adter and others 10
1850 SA 1851. wiliiain Carroll and wife to 70
l?5 81 map 6 M Hunt pT2GPsTy y Ma Ms'' S,. $50
IT oi s9i m'P %5 LeSoS rark Ho' COO
80 st. : s. lots 39j and 894. map Lacona Park
5oxlos; Manda Mace to jeremiah Bowling ma
Sd-st. $ $. lot Ss2. map; same to Michael coo
Bowling ........... 900
Washington ave. 5th-s:. 100 sxs7.9X
lul.llNlOO: Samuel Frank and wife TO John Refs
Jac ks INST, 8. 90 II OF lot PIP, map
In.onpoIt 4lXlCS. VI G Hart referee. 10 Edgar oo.
Ferns ................ l0'"
lancey 25xlOO. William Burkart and others -.
Lena " Davidson ............. j"
Stanton corner Forsyth st. 3OxlOO, jonas
Well and others to Isadore Schweitzer 49,. /
Rivlngton- ~. No POT. 2iXlOO. John Roth ana WHO
Rosa Goldstein and another .:..,...-.. !
Attorney-sf. No 139 Emma SEVERN 70 Jonas
Well and another .....-..-.. .---.. ..-.. -. /
Same property: Johanna Rath 10 Emma Sew oooo
2sthst. 10 2S2 to GAS West: Paul Ieavi,t to oo
Cowperthwait $500. 80. wv
74th-s No 81 East Margsretha Heppennaseh ooo
Charles Wchmann ........... .......... lo"'V
I4,h-st n 8. 100 4 w OF 9th ave 1+5rlOoll' julia
Fleschmann 20 Dorothes Weioel
lllth-s st. n =, leo II OF 7th ave. l6Oxloo.ll, :
r Cruger ana another to David p Oppen oo
hc.rner and another. -. ~. ''
Boulevard n 9sth-st. lcollxltp, Hiram
Van Dussn as executor. etc. 70 Alien Town 40
lith ave e corner 172d-st. o5xl75; Max Marx ,uo
Same property. Fanny Crosby n Max MARY
Str ne ave lot 90 map Woodstock, 35Nl2o;
Michael Holloway to Ann Holloway and another.
Bathgate-ave. q $50 II Of lslst 81 .N
1872 lOx2axl51S: Mary OBren TO Henry
Niesen
lslst-st n corner Bathxate-ave. l8Sx2sSxl4Ix
2s2. Johns College. Fordhan TO Mary 49, nm
PARK View Terrace p 1925 It n OF Wellesley,
ct 75xS4 5x7G 4xl25 Edward Clymer and ,oo
wife Albert Hunken, tr................'.'. 40"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-12-15

The Nugget and Bee, OF Chehalis, have
consolidated. In his valedictory, Editor
Robertson, who recently switched to the
gold standard, offers the parting words of
wisdom that are applicable every where:
In retiring from the business, | take the
liberty of recommending to the merchants
OF Che halls that they discourage any at
tempt to establish another newspaper
here for some years to come. They. as
advertisers pay the greater part of the
tax necessary to support the newspapers
OF the town. and it is decidedly to their
interests not only as al vertisers, but as
citizens and property owners, that there
should be one or two good papers here
rather than a larger number of starveling
shee,s. reduced by too much competition
to the condition of beggars."
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-12-15

Col. Scott feels proianeiy, at times,
when he speaks of Mckinley. Hear him !:
THE impression is forming that salts
IS one OF the last things the Mckinney
wing Of the party desires before the nexr
presidential nomina lions are made They
can carry the country, they make no
doubt. on the silver Issue. O.her mat
tiers they are uncertain about. But throw
the patient into fls aud hey are he'll Cd
fits"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-12-15

Under and by virtue Of writ of special exc.
issued out oil the above named court in the
above entitled cause, on the 18th day of No
vember, 1898, In favor OF Joel Martin and against
George j. Bosdet ct al. for the sum of fifteen
hundred twenty-three and $500 dollars, and
cost of suit, taxed at thirty-two and rs 100 dol
lars, with interest thereon at the rate of IL per
and increased costs; which said execution was
duly directed and delivered to me as sheriff of
Yakima, county. wash, commanding me TO-
necessary of the within described property, to
satisfy plaintiff, judgment, costs, interest and
increased cost.
whereas, the said judgment is judgment of
foreclosure OF a certain mortgage made October
l. 1884, In which the sale is ordered of the follow
ing described premises situate and being in the
county of Yakima, state of Washington, to-wit: