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cIrY NOTICES.

ORDINANCE NO l,66O.-AN ORDINANCE
~ to provide FIR the planking Of the alley In
block 3 OF 4. 4. Denny's second addition to the
city of Seattle and TO establish local assessment
district to pay for said Improvements.
Whereas. On the 24th day of February A. d.
1891, the city council of the city of Seattle BY
joint resolution No. 81. declared its intention Il,
plank the alley In biocS OF a. A Dennys second
addition to the city of seattle; and
Whereas, The city CLERK of said city caused no
tice of said intention TO be published in the official
newspa pers OF said city, stating the estimated cost
of said pianking TO be $290.64. and that all pro-
filed with said city clerk within fifteen day from
and after the date OF the FIRST publication of said
joint resolution and.
Whereas. Fifteen days have elapsed since sa,d
first publication OF said joint resolution and no
protests signed by two thirds Of the property-own-
ers in said district any protests aga nst said
Improvement, have been filed with said city clerk:
therefore,
Be IT ordained By the CITY of Seattle as follows:
Section i. That the board OF public works be-
and they are hereby authorized and direcfe3 ~
plank the alley in said block 8 of A. A DENNIS
second addition TO the city of seattle
Sec. z That local assessment district No q
is hereby created TO pay the cost of said improve
block . in A. A. penny's second addition to the
city OF Seattle. ~
Sec 3. That the amount assessed aga,nst ZACH
lot 10 pay the cost OF said i'm prevement Is 336 "a
force from and after its passage approval and pub
lcation.
Passed house of delegates March 18th. 1891
r. W. JONES'
President House Of Delegates
Passed board OF aldermen March 18th, 1891.
GEO. w. HALL.
President Board OF Aldermen
approved by me this 18th day OF March. A. d.
1881 HARRY WHITE. Mayor
Filed by me this 18Th day of March, A ID. 1891
II. W. MILLER. Civ Clerk
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Personal.

EDWARD PAYNE-PLEAsE SEND Ap-
~ dre< By wire or letter Immediately. itaportsnt
William Blhingx Portland Or.
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COUTH EIGHTH STREET n s
- The tax levied by the city Co.,
created by ordinance No. l,339s
grading OF South Eighth street ~!
toMikado street andconstructtnle
Is now due and payable q -
treas urer. All taxes not paid M
the first publication Of thi nOtte9
delinquent, penalty Of 5 per cepf
est at the rate OF 10 per cent che9
H. w. MILF
Date of first publication, Nare1
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ORDINANCE NO. l,65s-AN ORpIyANCE
ne 70 aor ne Levy q the rate per cent for
70 Madison street, in the city of Seattle
scion That ,a as OF s' so e Seais as eors
levied on the real property exclusive OF Improve.
men,s: 10 the district provided for by ordinance
No oze. 10 pay the cost OF grading and sidewalk
ing Twelfth street from broadway to Nad,son
street. in the city of Seattle.
hereby empowered. authorized and directed to- ex
tend said rate per cent on the property within the
,h liked ny ordinance No. LES and to collect
Sec 3 This ordinance shall take effect and be in
i1rce rom and after It's passage. approval and pub
Passed the board of aldermen this lltn day Of
March, 1891. -
GEO w. HALL.
President Board Of Aldermen
plssed house of delegates this is'aay q March,
President House Of Delegates
HARRY MITE. ' Msy 1881
Filed by me this 18th day Of March, A. D. 1891.
H. W. MILLER, City Clerk
ORDINANCE NO. I.557-AN ORDINANCES
,b 70 .of ,se levy Of the rate per cent for
street 10 Willow street. In she city of Seattle
Sc = oIansa oy the cry Of seattle as follows
levied on De real property, exclusive OF improve
m ss 70 the district provided by ordinance No
1ooo 70 pay TIE COST OF grading and sisie walking
Hyde street nom Madison street 20 Willow STREET
Sec. =. The city comptroller and as.es.or :.
nersoy empowered authorized and directed to ex.
teno sai1 rate per cent on the property within the
olstiict n1ed oy ordinance No. 1905, and to col
Iecf the same according 10 law
sec. o ibis ordinance shall lake effect and be IN
force from and after its passage approval and ouh
u6asion e fHS
Passed board Of aldermen this lltn dav oy
Matcn' 1851 GEO.sssE w. HALL.
President ,ari OF Al lerne,
Passed the house of delegates this 18Th day of
X. w. JONES'
President House of Delegates
Approved by me this the 18th siay of Marc6 4 n
1881. HAIRY WffirE ~. II.
Filed BY me this 1sra day OF March A. b. isal
ii. W. MILLER. City Clerk.
NofICE-THE FOLLOWING CITY war
rants VIII De paid upon presentation at the catv
treasurer once and no Interest allowed after AK
teen GAYS from first publication Of this nofiee.
wafer fund Warrants Nos 439 TO z 10 Inclusive
WILLIS L. ANlsS, City Treasurer
BY JOHN T. ksofF, Deputy
Dated this l6.h day Of March lSol
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ORDINANCE MOI / .ena-a1 g.
~ 70 provide for the lew a. ~ g !.J|
the Improvement of south EivSrS 49,
Ter avenue To Mikado street. n ~ r..
be y ordained by the cit > II 49, -
section !. That a tax OF 2Sx ~5<<
levied on the real property. ereies5 =
menfs IN the district proviie6 ~ f.
NO 1888, to pay the cost OF erS1ssS
ing south Eighth street ffos.1 =. T.
Mikado street. in the city Of ses,1s' ~
sec. z The city coripfrnIfse -
hereby empowered, authorjssS -
extend said rate per cent. a - 49,.
tne district fixed by Ordinance So
collect the same according 10 les
Sec. .. This ordinance shsn 49, -
LEGATION. -
Passed the board OF aIt,erme, ] 81
OF March, A. ID. 1891.
Passed the house Of delersles ~.
March. 1891.
1891. HsppWn
Filed BY me this 18th DAY !, 3 81 I N:1
II. w. MILIf&
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BOOK BxSDERY.

DEMovED - r. ANTHOSy'S BIyDERY
IL blank book manufacturers, removed so Wash
ingtou street, corner Commercial street. Seattle,
WAka-
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NOTICE TO neutrality-suspicious. FOR
~ cottages. el5; for two-story residences. $40;
buildings erected on instailment plan. j. Fried
lander Co, architects, Kline 4 Rosenberg block,
rooms and 8.
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ITO THE PUBLIC-As THX L
i Of buildings and the fssul1e
mits have been made pan 49,
dersigned, it IL respectfully Nqn1
visions Of the city ordinance Gpy2
ters be strictly complied with, 60
obtained before building or a1fef3
Any persons violating said grd1n1
selves liable to 6ne. and & -
or building without . permit III
The Office of superintenden1
the Butler block, en- Second s&ll
the fifth fioor. n the office y e.
init can be obtained az the o11e4
public works, room 500, on same
e LIZ
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WAyrED-Px8rNFHS.

G1 000-A LADY OR GENTLEMAN WITH
%SsOuU 5000 is wanted for a partnerships in
. business in which the above SUM can be doubled
every ninety days. references given and reou,red
Address q. W. C.. Post Inieiiigencer.
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sPECrAL r0rrCE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
N not be responsible for any debts contracted for
by my son, Charles Kasbaum.
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AssATERs AND CHEMISTS.

~ E. BoGARDCS. OFFICIAL ASSAYER FOR
". CHAMBER OF Commerce.: mines examined: as
saying anu chemical work Of all kinds done Room
Terry building, corner Commercial and W ashing-
ton. seattle. Mash.
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HYDE STREET TAX NoYl
II levied by the city council i
ated by ordinance No. 1,5ok ~
grading Of Hyde street from Ma1l
low street and constructing stltN
now due and payable at the q ~
urer. All taxes not paid W1t1l4<
first publication OF this notice VI |
tinquent, q penalty OF per cenk
est at the rate of 10 per cent ebG
II. w. Hu
Date Of FIRST publication March
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TWELFTH STREET TAI
i tax levied by the city cUum
created by ordinance No. l,61 M
grading OF Twelfth street hon
son street and constructing ell
now due and payable ct the O.
urer. All taxes not paid Withl
first publication Of this n0lIce n
linquent, pen atty Of per ceoe r
at the rate Of 10 per cent cher
Fl. w. MILE
Date NJ rst ruhy5..atson Mu1iX
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CADDLE ROCK RESTAURANT NEW EN-
~ gland hotel; best Of cooking; reasonable prices.
open day and night; steaks chops. fish, oysters
game
A BOOT HOUSE RESTAURANT. PIKE
"A street, is now open: home cooking specially.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

nR. sTILLSON-EYE, EAR, NOSE AND
IL throat. Halter building.
nR. GEO. A. REICH, OCULIST, AURIST AND
IL physician for diseases of the throat, has re-
moved his Office 10 rooms EOS and 2O6 Pioneer
building.
nR. KIBBE, OCULIST AND AURISf AND
~ physician for diseases Of the throat. Removed
to Haller block, corner Columbia and Second
Streets rooms and 5.
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THE RACES YESTERDAY.

GLOUCESTER, n. Y, July 16.-[Spe-
ciall-First race. X mile. Allen Archer
/, Edward +. 9, King Idle 3; time
1:501S.
Second race, q mile, Budd Erwin /,
Democracy 2, Ninonc 3; time. so.
Tnird race, ~ furlongs, Pine Ridge
/, Dodo 2, Ellen g.; time, .5Gsl.
Fourth race, 615 furlongs, Mohican /,
Sallie Harper 2, Samaritan 3; time 1924.
Fifth race. l mile, King Crab /, Pliny
9, Duke John 3; time, 1:43M.
Sixth race, Is mile, Ratalka /. Count
Luna 2, Henry 3; time. 1919.
CHICAGO, July 1G.-ISpecial First
race, l Lie miles, Jim Dunn /, Martin
Russell Ed Hopper 3;time. l:494.
Second race, mile, Racine, Aloha 2,
Proctor Knott, 3; time, l:4o4.
a Third race, 4 mile, Curt Gum !,
Bashford 2, Chief Justice 8; time, 1:l5.
Fourth race, 4 miles, Take Notice
Fifth race, Is mile, Fayette 1, Joe
Blackburn 2, Roscmont 3; time, 1851
BRIGHTON BEACH. July lG.-[Speciall
First race, q mile, Lord Dalmcny !,
Servla ,, Romance 3; time 1:02.
Second race. l mile, Maggie Murphy
1, dead heat for second place between
Irregular ann Refrain time l.03M.
Third race, 1 mile, Cruiser /, Stride
away 2, Little Minch 3; time Lac.
Fourth rae, ll6 miles, Rambler l =,
DR.. Helmuth 9, Rover 8; time l.51}l
Fifth race, Is mile, Kingston /.
Eclipse 2, Nubian 3; time 1.2s%.
Sixth race, q mile, Moedna /, Arnica
2, Cold Wave 3; time l.Ols4.
Seventh race, u mile, Jay e. Dee l,
Kif,steck 9, Annie &. 81; time 1.l61l.
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him of any further claim to the light
weight championship and that Austin
would now claim the title.
THE BASEBALL GROUNDS
To be in Good Condition for Playing by
Saturday.

To be in Good Condition for Playing by
Saturday.
Work on tho new baseball grounds
commenced yesterday. and by Saturday
the grounds will be in condition for
playing. About $50 have been raised so
far and it is expected by the manage.
ment to secure the other $50 in few
days. Tho RoanoSe's will play in Bed
ford City Saturday, and next week
Saturday, the Bedford City club will
play here
The new grounds which are located
about four squares from the river and
one square from jefferson street ex-
tended. will be opened Saturday by a
game between two local mines. The
diamond will be a skinned one, and a
grandstand and backstop will be erected
AS far as determined the Roanoke
club will be made up from the follow
ing players: Ford, Alex. Brodic, Arthur
Brodie. Riley, McGinnis, Henry, Par
rack, Sanderson, Hill, Kirby. Quarels,
Boyd.
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ALLEGHANY INSTITUTE.
Five Thousand Dollars Wanted for Con
templated improvements.


templnted Improvements.
DR.. c. +. James, principal Of the AL.
leghany Institute, has issued an address
to the citizens of Roanoke, asking their
support in raising fudns to make adj
ditional and much needed improve
ments at the Institute. 1t is proposed
to erect large building to contain a
gymnasium, school hall and four recita-
ton rooms. 1t is expected that fully
one hundred students will attend the
next session and they cannot be accom-
modated in the present building.
The doctor supplements his eXplana-
ton of the needs of the Institute with
1--WE are not asking help for waning
cause, but for one which has triumphed
over difficulties and embarrassments,
and whose very success, exceeding by
far, the expectations of its friends,
makes additional accommodations nee
essary. Tho Doctor wants $1,000 for
this worthy object.
The Romans Shipped to New York.
Undertaken Sisler shipped the re-
mains of b. N. Finch, who died Wed
nesday at tho house of NJ. E. Martin, a
short distance from the almshouse,
early Yesterday morning, to Sturvestant,
n. Y. Mr.. Finch was 80 years of age,
and died of dysentery and lung troubles.
He had travelled all over the country
for his health, and had settled down at
Mr.. Martins residence unable to go
further. The remains were accompan-
led to Now York by a. j. Barnes, of
Salem.
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The Fair in Alabama.

MoNTG oMERy, Ala, July 16.-[Spe-
cial The central committee appointed
by the president of tho Worlds Fair
convention held in this city in May last
met here yesterday and organized tho
Alabama Worlds Fair Association with
capital stock of $4,000 w. c. Bib,
of Montgomery, was chosen secretary
and treasurer, and E. d. Baronal, Of
birmingham, commissioner general.
Funds will be raised by popular SUBJ
scription, the value OF each share being
placed ats 81.
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LAWN TENNIS
Preparations for n Grand Tournament ut
Salem.

Preparations for n Grand Tournament ut
Salem.
Two Of Abingdon's crack tennis play
ers, Mcssas. White and Lee will be in
Salem about tho middle of August to
play doubles and singles with the Salem
Tennis Club men. Mr.. White has the
reputation of being the champion tennis
player of Virginia.
There will be tennis tournament in
the early fall at Salem, in which the
following cities will be represented:
Wytheville, Abingdon, Roanoke, Bed
ford City, Lynchburg and Salem, and
other cities are invited to have hand
in the racket.
Yesterday afternoon w. S. Taylor and
Paul Nugent be 1t Mr.. Webster and MIR.
Bowman to land to 7.
Taylor and Webster beat Nugent and
Bowman Il to 3.
The Murphy-Lyons Fight Postponed.
Carter Lyons and Harry Murphy, who
Signed to meet in seven-round scien-
tific bout in public tonight, have about
concluded that it would DO better in
many respects not to have the meeting
this week. One boxing exhibition
week is enough in Roanoke. and when
the men cooled down it was decided to
have the meeting on Friday evening,
July "a. Both men have their reputa-
tions at stake, and though the bout is
simply to be seven rounds for scientific
points-within the letter OF the law, and
therefore to be devoid of all brutality
still they propose to be in good condition,
and have started in to strict training.
This set-to ought to prove the tip top
and best drawing event of the season.
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DID She Kill the Chil,lren2

JOSHUA, Texas, July 16.-ISpecial] :
This town is still greatly excited over
the tragedy of Monday night, when tho
three children of G a. Newberry were
murdered and old Mrs. Newberry.
grandmother Of the children, was fright
fully cut, being tied to a post while the
frightful work was in progress. The
truth of the old womans story was
doubted almost from the first, and it
was whispered around that she had
committed the deed. She was arrested
last night and taken to Cleburne. The
only theory advanced is that She was
dcmeutcd
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DUEL WITH PISTOLS,

1t Takes Eleven Shots to Settle an Old
Grudge.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 16.-lSpe-
ciall-At o'clock tonight duel with
pistols took place in saloon between
Eugene Byers, ex-deputy marshall, and
Wesly Garner, an cX-policeman, in
which both were shot.
An old grudge existed between them,
and they fought to-day and attempted
to shoot each other, but were scpara ted
Tonight they met again in the saloon
and opened fire upon each other. Eleven
shots were exchanged. Garner was shot
in the stomach and is dying, and Byers
is wounded seriously. Both were des-
pcratc characters.
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\ GOOD GAME AT CHICAGO.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.

At Decentralization, 10; hits, 10; or
rors, =. Louisville, s. hits, .; errors. S.
batteries O'Bricn, Burlington and
Murphy; Meakin and Ryan. Umpire,
Ferguson.
AT phia-Athletic g. hits, {;
errors. /. Columbus, 3; hits, IL; errors,
l. Batteries Chamberlain and Mill
gan; Doran and Donahuc. Umpire.
Davis.
AT Baltimore-St. Louis, /; hits, 4;
errors, 0. Baltimore, .; hits S: errors, O.
Batteries: Stivetts and Cook; McMa-
hon and Robinson. Umpire, Jones.
AT Washington Washington, 2; hits
6; errors, z. Cincinnati, 8; hits, S; err
rors, 4. batteries Carscy and Lob
man; Mains and Hurley Umpire, Ker-
ms
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REMARKABLE FATALITY.

Five People Perish in Building Near
Pittsburg.
PITTsBUEG, July 1G.-lSpeciall Dur
ing last night there was remarkable
series Of fatalities at Rankin Station on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, ten
miles from pittsburg. a man commit
ted suicide. The house he lived in
burned down from lamp explosion and
two children were cremated, and lator
as two men were searching among the
ruins chimney fell killing one and
fatally injuring the other.
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ONE CENT A. WORD COLUMN.

Persons at a distance desir-
ing to insert advertisements in
the One-Cent-a-Word column
can count the number of words,
reckon at the rate Of one cent
a word for each of the first
two insertions and half a cent
a word for each subsequent in
sertion, and remit accordingly.
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a Train robbed by One Man.

TENARKANA, Ark, July 16.-lSpe-
cial] 1.-THE express car of Pacific Ex-
press Company which left here attached
to the southbound Texas Pacific passen-
ger train at $40 last evening, was
boarded as it was leaving the local
yards and robbed, Messenger Ryan being
held up at the point OF a rovoiver. Only
one man seems to have been engaged in
the robbery. Only small amount of
money and valuablcs was secured.
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Killed by "A Trim.

WASHINGTON, July 10 Especially
Walter Chedal, seventeen years old,
was stsuck by train and killed to-day
at Washington Cove, near this city
His mother was within short distance
OF the train when the accident occurred.
The boys father claims that the train
was not running on schedule time and
that no warning whistle was given.
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M'AULIFF DIDN'T SHOW UP
And Austin Gibbons Now Claims the
Light Weight Championship

i New YoRK,July 10 Especial James
Gibbons, the manager and hacker Of his
brother, Austin Gibbons, the 126 pound
champion pugilist of the world and the
'aspirant for tho worlds light weight
championship was at tho Police Gazette
office to day for the purpose of matching
Austin against Jack McAuliffc but the
la tier failed to put in an appearance.
Gibbons, after waiting two hours. left
in disgust and DECEASED that the failure
Of McAulife to respond so his challenge
on behalf of his brother to make a
match for the championship deprived
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NEWS OF TIE SPORTING WORLD.
,Pittsburg and Brooklyn Play
) Two Interesting Games.

A, Little Spat with the Umpire and One
or the Players Fined and Ordered Out
! or the Game-Tim Kcefe Hit Unmerci-
4 fully by the Cleveland's and the New
York's Badly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gamcs-The Events of the Turf-Mc-
\ Auliire Would Not Meet Gibbons.
lOther Sporting News.
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1)IDDLE-SLADE MANTEL COM
III pany, 2i6 North Charles street,
Baltimore. furnish and put in Lower
art tiles, Zinc hardwood mantcl=, Jack
son crates. tile floors; in fact. any
thing PERTAINING TO fire place work
mayhem
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A j. OLIVER. ATToRNEY-AT-
~ Law and Notary Public, BOG
Salem avenue :. W.. practices in the
courts OF Roanoke City and county,
Court of Appeals and L. =. Courts;
prepares deeds, takes acknowledge
mchts, etc iuly.l-,;m
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SEND FOR W. II. HAMILTON TO
~ do your paper-hangin.. Has had
thirteen years experience in the best
establishments in Chicago, New York,
Baltimore and Washington. Address
corner commonwealth and Third ave.
MUGS II. c. iure9-3ms
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CHEAP PROPERTY WANTED BY
~ Powell, Whitchurst " Co, ne
Jefferson street. VIC have applica-
tiuns for several pieces cheap propcrty
ana can sell n once for parties VINO
VIII list with Us. Parties desiring 10
sell property OF any value are invited
10 call. juncli-:5ms
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EAST ROANOKE PROPERTY.-I
IL make Il speciality OF East Roanoke
property, and would like all having
property i'll that section to list 1t with
me. j. l.. KELLY, real estate agent,
5H Commonwealth avenue. mays-3m
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II NJ. COOKE " CO., SUCCESS
L sors to l.. f. Burks. practical
plumbers, yas and steam filters, ll5
Commerce street. Roanoke. dealers in
all kinds of plumber, gas and steam
filters supplies.
Prompt attention 10 orders and
satisfaction guaranteed. may31-Gm