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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-21
A RE [sARSABl FEAT.
-
johnson Cuts a SWath in
bicycle Records.
2:O4 3-4, STANDING START.
Performances ofTyler and Zimmerman
Are Far in the Rear.

INDEPENDENCE la. aept. g.-John \.
Johnson lowered the mile bicycle record
here 10 2Oi So. stand ns start. This fact
is astonishiog, but IL Is vouehed for 10y
over twenty horsemen who held watches
on the young man from Minneapolis
Johnson has been here for over week
trainina for the records He Is a man of
23. short and Of sturdy build, and with q
determined look on his face
Johnson came out AT about 5 O'Clock for
a brush. and 20 keep up his courage G. w,
Williams appeared behind his celebrated
old running horse, Ned Gordon. hitohod 10
a bicycle sulky Johnson got good start
of and pumped his way 10 the first quarter
I'm twenty.eight seconds
An eyewitness described the scene Wv
idiy. lie said that the young fellow
seemed TO fy rather than roll over the
smooth surface The motion Of the legs
was 30 fast that they looked like . huge
body, like the spokes Of . fast moving
wheel The timers say that hs made
The First ffsif In in. SIS
Instead ot tagging on the three quarters
he seemed 90 20 faster aud faste,, and
coming down tho straight leg Of the kite
flew under she wire IN the wonderful
world breaking time OF Pm. 4 ga
Only last Thursday Johnson covered a
quarter. nying start, In "a +I5s Later be
made the quarter In % 3-1s, aud a half
mile in s. l-2s, which beat Windles REQ
cord OF I'm. i-5s
All Of the above records we're nsAs with
flying starts and were
strictly Legitimate.
Johnson's trsiner, +. w. Eek, said that he
could go full mile in less than swo
minutes. Eek also lives In Minneapolis,
and has had charge Of Johnson only three
weeks The wonderful performances have
stimulated C. w Williams 90 the deter
mination Of giving two days meeting
40 the kite track In October, with gas. 900
In prizes
2immerm-n's record for a mile, hFag
start Is 2m. ass. The best record Tor .
mile, standing start, was male at SpHr E
field, Mass, last Friday 10y Harry Tyler In
2m 4 ia
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-21
UNDER The CLOAK or LAW.

The tariff plank Of the national plat.
form OF the Democratic party seems TO
have been the cause Of a deal OF alarm to
many OF our contemporaries OF Republi-
can proclivities, and they call Us the party
OF free trade and say we are bound on
mission OF ruin and obstruction. a close
examination OF the wording OF the tariff
clause will show how utterly absurd such
statements are and how little those who
interpret 1t urderstand its meaning. Of
course, II we quietly submit and accept
the Interpretation they put upon II for US
why then OF course we are all that they
claim, but a. the Democratic party gave It
birth let it tell what sort Of a 'hild It Is.
The very opening words, ave de-
nounce Republican protection as a
fraud" has a ring about it that is Ger.
tainly refreshing after reading the milk
and water declaration IN the Minneapolis
plat 'orm. We do most earnestly protest
against II, for it is nothing more than a
frau d and sham, that Injuries the mass
OF the people and benefits the few. The
very way the thing IL carried on is good
example OF the fraudulent nature OF the
whole business. When these advocates
of protection Introduce a bin in Congress
do they entitle il "a bill TO protect Amer
ican infant industriesen No. They call
IL "an act 10 reduce taxation and simplify
the laws I'm relation to the collection OF
the revenuen WHY don't tbcv come ont
sousrelv above the water instead of
hiding Il pnder false nanoo and givino
n n title tba, isa lie and the autbors of
IL know IL To be 90. too? The Govern.
ment has M ro,ysr to COLLECT ono dollar
~ IA. excent for revenue and when wo
.ov ,ho, Pom, hIio,,, ,,ro,oc,io, is u,co,-
s,itp,ional ve say what il troo
There is mi, q ,yr,,o. nm constitutional
,o .n, a,,orrdor ~, tho oo,s,i,r,,o,
uh, .r.r fod -, tho ,,ororr,,,or,
.s .oA ,,o,rar A,,a ,,oso shro,.a
rro,.c,,on L,ovos L,ow q Tn.y L,ou
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or.r ., ,ro,oo,ior, This as on,.o,o oo,
a.. "a q ,rsud ON rs face. and these
rn,,s, ,.w ,nolers Lnooy,ha,,hoir r.,,ri.
on. .rs,a, 10 ,,oous,i,r,iouo,
n,s ,,s, uha, tho n.r,oora,ro ,,o,,,rDo
..r., 10. ,r.rd sna nm u,o,a, eviction,
to,era,eo only h.couse q GO, q, sharr.r.
ara ingenious enough 70 keen il in sucr
shane that there ls no Uav 20 oucstion +,
before the Courts. Our forefatbers in
Coppre,s had the courage o., tbair c,p.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-21

Coal has advanced anol her notch. by
the time election day gets around, unless
some "soap" is distributed To the dealers,
the price will be an excellent argument
for Democracy and Tariff Reform. The
coal combine Is making Democratic votes
at an enormous rate ana the Mckinley
law il the cause of II.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-21
Minister Porter Has Resigned

WAsHrsGTos, Sept. 81. 49, Ex-Governor
Porter Of Indiana Is here and says the re-
port that no has resigned the position OF
minister to Italy " true.
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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-21

Perhaps Mr. Delany Is destined TO
furnish the "spice" OF the coming Mayor
atty campaign
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-21

Yesterdays parade In Washington was
one the like OF which will never again DC
witnessed there.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-21

Does any BODY think that New York Is
now "A doubtful state?
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-21

McKinleyi-m wesLeninsi. Il. rsiIas.lphia.
II il probable that Chairman Carter
and Govvrnor Mckinley regard Penn
sylvauia a. SAFE politically, ard there
fore they can evade unpleasantly sea,,h-
ing discussion OF the tariff law. bu. they
shouil not forget that the Mckinley
bill levied increased and needless taxes
on the nocessaries f business that EN-.
ploys tens Of thousands ~ wa,.workers
IN this city; that increased the cost uf
the rcccssarics II life 10 all industrial
people; that its promise ot increased
wages to labor has proved TO ~ II mock
cry aud lie. and that there are tuday
in tins city thousands 81 waxewurker.
who are hesitatirg about cuntinuing
their support II 4 tariff that protects
only monopoly and opprc.es the indus
trial people II the land. TIE RcFinley
tariff ne-.is defense in Philadelrhin. ~
both Chairman Carter and Governor
Mckinley may learn before election day.
Philadelphia Times.
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" IUH NLNTCS HIII WNIV
strictly LeRttim Ate.
BASEBALL.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 20.-Hanlon was short
OF pitchers and he tried his new phenom-
enon, Gilbert, an amateur. The Beam
eaters logan to shout when he started,
which 80 ratified him that four runs came
in. He was wild and hit hard when she
ball crossed the plate.
Boston ..... ..."..t on
Baltimore. ......... 0 o 0 u D.
Earned runs-Boston l. Baltimore !. Base
bits Boston 10. Baltimore T. Errors Boston
., Baltimore g. Batteries -Staley and Ben
nett; Gilbert and Robinson.
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RoXINs tCAD NY.

PROT DAINTY, late - the Columbis Ath.
ieiic Club, Washington, ID. G., has opene'
Roring Academy AZ room o. Almy Block,
NAN street, near the bridge. Privale les
sons. Terms reas soushlc. Hon = u u n
M. 20 and Ito 10. "a. Visitors always
vsleo1e SOW
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NOTICE OF THE ASSESSMENT ROLL OR
IN local Improvements district No. 20 for the i'm.
provement of South Fourteenth stu Get from Wash.
iDgton to Pine streets. uader ordinance No. 1,273
and ordinance No. 1883 and hearing tn ereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment roI
of local Improvement district No. %, for the i'm.
proveHent of South Fourteenth street from WASH
ington street to Pine street. under ordinance Ne.
1.273 and ordinance No. 1853 has been reported
by the board Of public works to the city council Of
the city of seattle and Is file in the Office
of the city clerk, and the same now open for
public inspection said Office. and the same viii
remain open for inspection until Friday, Septem-
Der To- 1892. at o'clock p IN, and oil persons In
terested are hereby required to appear before the
city council in joint session to be held In the
council chamber Of the house Of delegates I'm the
city hall on Friday, the 18th day of September.
1897, at b O'Clock D. m, and make oojectiOa
thereto. At said time fixed the council viii
consider any and all objections made and via
make such corrections In said roll 1t deems Just,
and will then deduct the amount of such cost
sessed against street crossings (which shall be paid
from the general fund of the CITY,, and will then
by ordinance approve such roll and levy and a.
sess the amounts thereof against eacn parcel and
lot shown in said roll. and declare the lien
thereon. Said matter may be adjourned to q istsg
date if so ordered by the city council.
GEORGE J. SLOVENIAN.
City Clerk of the City of Seattle
Date of first publication, September 2, 1892
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"Wednesday. september ~, 1892. BY order of the
board Of public works.
c. O. HEIFNER. Secretary.
SPECIFICATIONS FOR CEMENT BIDS
~ WIZ De received by the board Of public works
or the city OF Seattle, up noon. Mo iiday Sepiem
Der ~, 1892, for supplying two thousand CASKS
tof lessl OF Portland cement to be used in the lin
Ing OF the South tunnel said cement TO be of the
best quality OF English Portland and shall fulfill
the following requirements:
me cement shall be ground to such hne-
ness that as per cent thereof shall pass through
sieve IN the city engineers Office manufactured
oy hlenie Bros, and having ten thousand meshes
.B"-isrique.tes made from the neat cement,
mixed with about 10 per cent Of water left in air
twenty-four hours and in water six days. shall
stand a tensile strain of 800 pounds per square
inch and similar oriqnettes, after twenty four
hours In water and twelve days in air, m1st sta nd
tensile strain of 400 rounds per square inch.
'C'-When mixed into paste with water this
set shall be taken ms occurring when fiat cake
OF said paste win support the fat end of awre one
twenty fourth of an inch in diameter, carrying one
pound weight, without IL preston.
"D'-The tensile strength of this cement per
In the Richie Bros cement testing machine, now
IN the possession Of the city engineer
such cement as comes within the before-given
specifications. but the board of public works may
receive cement which fails to fulfill the above
given requirements TO fineness. but which may
be otherwise acceptable, but for each per cent. of
material which does not pass through said sieve Of
20 900 meshes per square inch. more than the
allowed 5 per cent thereof. there shall be de-
Quoted from the contract price two for each
said per cent. per cask
"F"-For the purpose OF testing. the city engineer
or his assistants shall be allowed to take samples
from each cask If he should deem such inspection
necessary.
'G'-Any cement not accepted by the city en-
gneer must be removed by the contractor from the
grounds within forty eight hours after receiving
notice Of the rejection of said cement
"H"-The contract price must include tho
cost OF delivery at any all OF the following
places:
first-fn the shed at the intersection OF Rail-
road street and Bay View street.
Second In the shed at sixteenth street and Bay
View street.
Third-In the shed at Rainier avenue and Bay
View street
"I'-The board ofpublic works reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
C. g. HEIFNER. Secretary.
First publication. September 1. 1892.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
State OF Washington, county of King. city q
Seattle, S.
Notice is hereby given to unknown owner, being
the person i'm whose name the lands hereinafterde-
scrbed were assessed, and to all other persons In
terested, that Charles Il. Ames. assignee OF j.
Vetter has presented to the city comptroller Of the
city of Seattle tax certificate. issued oy the treas
urer OF said city on the 18th day of July A. ID.
1891, said land being the following, to-wit
Lot In block so in Blgeiow = addition TO the city
OF Seattle, In King county, state OF Washington;
that the amount for which said lands were sold ID
$l.37; that the sold by the city treasurer
Of said city To said J. Vetfer the 18th day OF
July. A. ID. 1891, at the annual sale for delinquent
taxes OF said city assessed for the year $780, thas
the amount required 20 redeem such lands from
Kuch sale, exclusive of the costs To accrue upon
this notice. IN the sum of $lS7. together with In
terest thereon at the rate of 20 per cent. per
annum from date of said sale to the time Of re-
demption. That the time when The redemption
period on such sale will expire Will be sixty days
after the service OF this notice
In witness whereof. I. J. NJ Carson, city comp
troier Of the CITY Of Seattle have hereunto set my
hand and the official seal Of said city this Ith dav
Of August, A. ID. 1892 ]. M CARSON.
tsEALI City Comptroller
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DEATHS AxD FUNERALS.

ewTNBASK--on Friday, September g. 1892. at
Grace hospital, seattle, William SwInbnnk. OF
Joliet. Ill, of pneumonia, aged 80 years.
The body IL being er1balrned and viii Re shipped
back home Sunday under the auspices OF the
Knights Tempiar, of which deceased was = MEM
. bav
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PoR RENr~LoDGING -suTsFs.

I'oIt HFNT~sLAhENT stS ifoTEI. CORNER
SECOND ADt iivEso; streets, S desirable tes sg7t
eh5 seasFV iAi> resrHily 6ui hou~@ very favor
sis~ tsS2aA Apply IaATlss INuSa. i... lxSD;
ssIeeA
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED.


attle IS.
Notice IL hereby given to u nknown owner, being
the person in whose name the lands hereinafter
described We're assessed, and TO all other persons
interested. that III. s. Parkhurst has resehted 70
the city comptroller OF the city of Seattle . aA
cert cate, issued by the treasurer Of said city on
the 18th day OF July, A. ID. 1891, said land being
the following to-wit:
Lot in block In Sarah II Yesler's lst aiditieSs
TO the city Of seattle, in King county, state g
Washington; that the amount for which said ishas
were sold is 1897; that the were sold by 10
city treasurer OF said city 10 said IL >. fafshass
on the 18th day OF July, A. D. 1891, at the anauN
sale for delinquent taxes OF said city assessed sof
the year 1890; that the amount required 70 -
deem such lands from such sale. exclusive OF -
costs 70 accrue upon this notice. Is the sam ~
%3.l7, together with interest thereon a -
rate OF 20 per cent per annun from date OIL sA'a
sale To the time of redemption. That the ans
when the redemption period such sals VIII 81
pire will be sixty days after tho service u tnD
notice
In witness whereof. ], J. NJ Carson. city comp
tr0iier Of the city Of Seattle, have hereunto set NJ
hand and the official seal Of said city this sd dav
OF August, A. ID. 1892. j. VI. CARSON.
tsEAI.l City Comp,roiieE
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SHERIFF 8 RETURN.

State OF Washington. county OF King 81.
], J. II. Wooery sheriff OF King county, state
of Washington, do hereby certify that received
the within notice on the 10Th day of August, A. ID.
1892 and that l have made due and diiigees
search and inquiry for the person named in sAio
notice. and that said person cannot be found y
said county, and there is no person In the actual
possession of the land described In said notice.
Witness my hand this 18th day OF August, A.
d. 1892. J. H. WOOLERY.
Sheriff OF King county. Wash
By PATRICK FARRaHER, Deputy.
Sherifrs fees: Miles travel, z 20 cents; PAD
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nANCINE ACADEMY.

SrASDAkD ACADEMY. CORNER sfz oSD
= sni Pike sIreess. Bow open- Bezinners Mon
asy aud Thursday evening", 10 1880; adv nced
tuesday evening, 10 II. German. 10 10 ] child
rei'. SATURDAY. 10 and TO 5; krsnch - noo. Ut
esaGA2S, seoa ios CIRCULAR Prof. ANsE
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First publication, September
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NOTICE TO ACIORS-BROADWA1
~ and DeForest streets grade.
Sealed proposals VIII be received by the under
signed secretary of the board OF public works Of the
city Of Seattle, up to noon Of Monday, September
IL. A. ID. 1892, for the grading and construction
OF sidewalks on both sides OF broadway and De
Forrest streets IN the city of Seattle from Yeser
avenue TO south line of Oak street, i'm said city, in
accordance with the plans and specifications now
on file in this Office.
check payable to the order of the city comptroller
for a sum not less than five f5) per cent of the
amount bid. and no bid shall be considered unless
accompanied by such check.
The successful bidder will be required TO enter
into a contract and furnish satisfactory bondsmen
for the amounts required by the city charter and
state laws within ten (l0) days after being notified
amount thereof will be forfeited to the city. SAID
Improvement Is to be paid for by the mode OF
payment by bonds and the contract to be en-
tered into therefor shall provide that said improve
ment shall not be begun until the bonds to be
issued for the payment thereof shall have been
negotiated and unless SUCH bonds be negotiated
said contract shall be void.
two prior the letting Of said contract made
default ia payment of any Just claim for any work
or labor performed or for any skill or material
furnished pursuant 10 any sucn contract as Is here
ADVERTISED, or who, within said two years, has
assigned abandoned, surrendered or failed to COM
pete any such contract
The board OF public works reserve s the right to
reject any and all bids.
Proposals to he Endorsed on the envelope Broad
way and DE Forest streets Grade"
Please attach . copy OF this advertisement to
bid.
BY order Of the board of public works
{. q. HE1FSER, Secretary.
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saERIre's RETURN.

State Of Washington, county OF King, IS.
]. H. Wooiery, SHEER II of King county. sfnse -
Washington. do hereby certify that received -
within notice on the gath day Of August, a. y.
1877 and that l have made due and dfigens
search and inquiry for the person named IN sA!o
notice. and that said person can not De found y
said county. and there Is no person the acfo8
possession Of the land described In said notice
Witness my hand this 14th day of August. a.
1892. J. III. WOoLBkf.
sheriff OF King county, wssn.
RAD T.. ScCowAS Deputy 81
Shelf n 3 fees-MiIes travel. =. 20 eentx pAsas
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FOR ExCH4NGg.


E0R ExCHANGE-s0 ACRES NEAR SID
= ney, u 800: 100 acres near u 8. navy yard
1000; $50 acres, Lewis COUNTY S25.ooo: 20
Waila county. x3.20O; acres. yell improved.
$4,000: acres near Brooklyn. q. 500: Il acres
King county. 81 900: so acres reg miles south of
Renton. 80 acre, bottom, $1,000 b acres near
county. 10 acres improve So 900: 40 acres, Lake
county Cal. $4,000: $50 acres, fEulaSe county.
isc feT seon snans
l6O acres, Dawson county. Seb., 81 200: 40 acres,
I pns county. cur M IG ysn, lots ose
$3.50; 180 acres, Umstilia counts. Or. $4,000;
house and lot Omaha; Sch . 5000; $50 acres,
county, Wis. fine house and lot in large city. In
diana, 100000 Morgan's ExchR1ge, zoe New
E'oR ExCHANGE-soME CHOICE LOTS IN
J. Mceiilvras third add for . GOOD residence;
building
EoR ExcHANGE-RIvER PARK GARDEN
Il lots. on street car line. $50 TO sl25 each. for
good notes, mortgages, scrip. or Will take cash.
Gould Il Whitworth. Olympic block.
CoR ExCHANGE-s7OO WORTH OF NEW
bugees carts and wagons in Seattle for prop
erty:: Address Room 470 Aloemarle house
E,oR ExCHAN6E-A MORTGAGE ON I'M
u proved city property for q grocery store. Call
3l6 Pioneer building.
L'oR EXCHANGED WILL TRADE FOR
American build. Address Trader, Box 1872, Ia
coma, Wash.
LHOR EXCHASGE-FOUR EXTRA CHOICE
residence lots. graded and terrsced. 6Oxl20.
close to Broadway and Albert streets, for acreage
timber lands or good inside OUTSIDE property
Treen. 2Oi-202 Washing on building. Front street
WISEMAN & cos EXCHANGES.
$1OO0-Iot2 in z. r. Holden's rlat hetween Sec
ond and bird streets. $500 worth Of i'm
provements for restaurant
$2OO-Lot In BIyn Mawr, nicely cleared fine view,
for furniture or carpet.
$l0O-Lots I'm Port Orchard. navy yard addition,
for house or business hotel, CIGAR store or
lodging house.
&2.OOO-Two good mining claims in. the Snoqual-
mic pass on good wagon ROAD. for acreage
or house and lot
WISEMA1N & CO.,
Room BOG New cork Block.
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.

RIO DEALERS IN BRICK-rHE TINE FOR
L opening bids for 900 0J0 brick for lining the
South sewer tunnel Is hereby extended to noon.
wednesday. September II, 1892. BY order of the
board Of public works.
c. a. HEIFNER. secretary.