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axs<uLJTfON No. Sa--wheress, The con-
ssaaen Of the bridge roadway ef Jackson
ssfeTt n the CITY % Seattle between
Spnd ana FoaFsh Avenues South Is
49, IS 20 render the same unsafe fer
zee travel. and
aasrezs. said portion % sasd Jackson
= III = dangerous condition a. a
ss ns ios through travel. and
S~FeAx. TIE condition af such bridge
nay i such that lt cannot BE MAIN
49, ey rVss anaN@e ard economical re-
DIT must DC vnflreiy renewed il err
) - Y Rake the same safe Ter public tyAx-
r. Z asssAs, In the Judgment az the City
- 49, neither IRE Interest ~ the paassss
=. Sa&t Of tbs saaSrs af atsltfiaE prop
Al this tin1e demands such an ex-
N.s-lslFe Is Wuetd ~ Necessary for thu
ihereSora.
a. y z resolved BY the City Coguesl Ct
Sass al Seattle:
- he superintendent OF Streets Sew-
= - Parks be and BE IL hSr~Ay ordered
= sasse ssasa reolte travel such portion
- rsaSf@aS CT Jackson Street between
- and Fourth Avenues So2sA. as
- rsQssrsa for access 10 improved
ssss tTeasIng upon said nergioa AZ
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WATER 'FRONT.' NOTES.

Movements OF steamers and Other
Notes OF Interest 10 Marine MEN,
British ship Anssope. lac tons. now a.
Portland Vii lead lumber there <og fsa
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Cherries are stronger ard were quoted
at 75fSs5c box. The last OF the natives
are now coming in.
The San Francisco steamer City OF Pu-
ebsa. which arrived yesterday morning.
had quantity Of fruit ard vegetables for
the local market There were apples,
pears. pIums and grapes. The apples are
box Piums are $idi.zs box. California
grapes. $50 per box.
Lemons are going up steadily ara were
quoted today ~ 35z9s per box.
The market is well stocked In water
melons. which sell well at So. 80 per dozen.
Apric6ts are coming In from Wenatchee
now and sell well at 7sc per box.
Eggs are tribe higher and Job at 49,
6I5c per dozen.
Poultry Is very scarce Supply il hard
~ sufficient for the demand
California peaches were selling at 81 per
box today. The first shipment OF Yakima
peaches. amounting to ia boxes. was re-
ceived today from Zilla and Parker bot
tom. They are fine stock and are selling
at $iai-25 per box. The peaches are much
superior 10 the California goods.
No feed wheat Is in town. A local whole
sale dealer attempted TO buy some this
morning. but though ne visited all the
dealers and brokers in the city could not
find one who had q car OF wheat on
hand The demand IL heavy and no wheat
comes in 10 satisfy IL. The farmers are
probably too busy with harvesting 10
ship.
Local Mining Stocks ~ Reported by
the seattle Mining Exchange.
Crown Point. -: Commander. IS: Carl
boo. s.; Como. 4: Evening Star. Is: Grand
Prize S: Iron Mask. 50. Jumbo. 10; Josie.
81, Little Daring. s; Lily May ilz Monte
n. e. n II
man, Il. Paio Alto. .. Phoenix, 9. ST.
Elmo. IS: Siiversne. 12is: Virginia. -: War
Eagle. To: White Bear. isss: Great West
ern. 49,.
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CITY ssrsCn.

49, sseun Street: Prov5Ae1, shas sueh ooen-
49, ~ - Ell through the ratings rs1arfsnw
= az postion o. Jackson street % closed. ss
the cable railway. ard Proytx.1 ym-shs~
49, A every opening left a. above pru-
~ 49,. : noss.s aaau - conspicsoasiy post
60 ~ HLn9 tne pubic ~ the unsafe c0rds-
1911 - h1s0 clo1ed portion IL said road
49, ana prohfbiting teams from - rer1ue
sain closed portion through the opeuings
te1f Tor the cable railway
Passed the Civ Conr~ss ,h~ ac<h A. -
SulJs - and signed By Ne in open res-
s30n In Authentfcntaon Of - "a ere fhtu
nth day Of July, 1soS.
Acting Presfdens Of the CIV Cos.rcu
Eheo o. Ne this NH day Of July. lDa
WILL H. PARRY.
Clerk
Published Juiy q ~
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CITY NOTICES.

&ES0Lt-TIoN No aS~-fNHEREAS BY
reason OF the fact that the time for the
payment of taxes aud OF their Delinquent
q was extended nv the last legislature
a. the state ef Washington. there are
not Sufficient funds in the hands OF the
ttsy treasurer to meet the current ex-
penseS OF the city Of Seattle. for the
Balance % the present fiscal year. and
Is necessary 10 anticipate the pay
Msnt OF the taxes levied for the year
- hy issuing ard selling the notes al the
sad city In the manner provided hy law.
Now, Therefore. be IL
Resolved. Ry the city council OF the
That II is the intention OF the city coun-
I'll as soon as satisfactory assurance can
3 ohtained that notes OF said city. 70 he
1saed under and In pursuance Of the pro-
Visions 81 an act OF the Legislature OF
es s,sts of Washington. entitled "An
Act to authorize counties. cities towns
eaa school districts to provide temporary
sanss for current expenses. in antlctpa-
20 ef revenue" approved March ~ 1885
san Be negotiated 20 cause 10 be called
z NJ rsla all warrants outstanding
sxAsnSf said eity. and that saamesiiate iv
snersaiYssn all necessary steps ard pro-
Wssfshgs ee taken and had 10 comply with
sae provisions OF said act ana issue and
seSasate the notes therein referred TO-
= TIE purpose OF anticipating 40 much
the tax levied In the year iSsS for the
sEptnses % the said city for sae year iss
Z farther
1esalvea That the city comptroller IS
.srsey directed 30 forthwith proceed 70
scr into negotsats0nS NTH such persons
. ee shall deem nroner for TIRE purpose
GNertalning whether notes issued by
- city under the provisions Of the afore-
- Act OF the LEGISLATURE can Re soii.
TT that purpose to 20 20 Chicago ard
80 YORK ard such other cities as may
neeessars % effect that end.
Assss@8 TIE tstv Council the 18th DAY 90
sssfs NJ and signed hy me tn oDes sea-
n naturalization Of its passage this
- asy 81 Jaly. iSss
j. e CREIGHTON.
President 81 the CstV Council.
ssied by ne this @ash sAv of Tssiy. fses.
WILL II. PARRY.
Clerk
fahsshed July =. ISS
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QUIT
AND USE
HUDYAN.

Hudyan is the grea. remedy FOR man.
II gives tone to the entire system. builds
up the entire system. makes a man =
powerfu. fellow. Try yourself 70 be more
manly. and Il you don't succeed Hadyan
VIII make you a man. Il will help you 20
be a man II viii restrain you from being
other than man. You can get Hudysn
only by applying In person or writing 10
the cid doctors Of the Hudson Medical
Institute
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Camping ard fishing parties Of hve Or
more can cbtain reduced rates % and from
Lake Crescent ny sprlyfng 10 Jnzzles Nor
gan. Agent Straits st<an1hin compamys
yesssx docks
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70 os. TIE :. H e, THE CITY

TO THE HONORABLE THE CITY
onncH OF the City Of Seattle.
gentlemen. / beg TO return herewith.
wIsnout approval, Council Bfsi No. -,
entitled An ordinances authorizing the
6oard 81 Public Works to lay a ten inch
Leser main ccWmencinx IT the corner Of
McElafr Street and East Marion Street
thence west On East MArson Street to
Iwentteth Avenue. thence along Tween
fteth Avenue 60 NECTAR Street and APP
proprtating moray therefor" and beg to
specify a. my objections TO said bill. That
although the water main extensions pro-
vldsd for In eaid bill are much needed,
the funda Of the city now available. do not
Justify this outlay AT the present time. In
view OF obligations which the city must
meet IN the near future In view OF the
careful considerations which your honcra-
bic body has been giving TO the finances u
the City since the passage OF the above
bill. am encouraged 10 believe that your
honorable body viii consent to postpone
ment Of this outlay. / have the honor 10
remain with great respect.
w y. WOOD, Mayor.
Seattle. Washing ton July is. 1sSs-
Published July -. isSS.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.

--oFrIcERS AND TRUSTEES
tncQb fuFt4 -.-....-...-......s.-- fre91oou9
Arthur A. Denny ......-....v!ce President
John Leafy ..-...... 4ocond Vice President
James r. Hayden Manager. Cash'r. Sec'y
Prank i. Blod9eft Aendssant Cashier
atgmund 6chwabacAer. John CoiIlna,
b. c. Eeufelder. J. T. Greenieal
9ransacfD . savings bank buEness q.
e3ussvely.
Deposits received from a 70 s1o.0ep.
inferss, a.,o 1.. R en nsr Cen, pig z, p
binary depoeifs-
pivfden3s declared last e-ys OF Nay and
November. Leans made on real estate OF
Approved coEfatsrais only.
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NEW YORK MARKETs.
Tho stock Exchange.

New York, July 2i.-The stock specnia-
ton today was characterized by a fever
ish movement and wide fluctuations in
either direction. The volume OF business
was large, though frsde below yester-
days record and as usual Sugar and st.
Paul were well in the lead in point OF
activity. There was no news 20 account
for the drop IN transactions and the speca-
lafiye temper, aside from higher London
prices for American securities In London
and buying for that account Ia this mar
ket, the favorable Interpretation put upon
the decision of the banks 10 protect the
gold reserve OF the treasury. TN easier
tendency in the foreign exchange market.
and improvements in the railway and
government bonds. The opening was
strong and active under the Influence Of a
higher London market and expectations
that the banks would at once begin the
deposit of gold at the sub-treasary In
considerable sums In exchange for legal
tender notes. The Initial advance ranged
between u and "a per cent. Before the
end of the first half hour prices reacted
sharply on realizatsons and determined
attacks by the leading bear operators. In
the railway list the declines extended to
ia per cent, and to 2 per cent. in the
Tndustrials The internatiouals were COM
paratively well held on London buying.
which was also effective IN the railway
bond department. The losses referred TO
In the government list carried some stocks
below yesterdays finals. The dealings
were heavy on the down grade. About
midday at the low level. buying to recover
by shorts rallied prices to the best figures
of the day, with the Grangsrs and v ander
bits particularly strong. After lis an
ether onslaught was made by the bear
contingent. causing reccssions. The clos
ing was weak. with the net changes r.
regular and fractional. The bond market
displayed aggressive strength, although r.
regsiiarities were noted AZ times In the
speculative issues. The sales were si.i55.-
CO. Afchison a advanced per cent.
Government bonds were less active, bat
ruled Substantially higher on purchases OF
siB, ooo Dealers report good Investment
demand over the counter. at improving
figures. Silver certificates broke = per
cent TO &c. on realizing. sales aggregating
.s75.ooe.
Money aud Exchange.
Money on call. steady at ad3 per cent;
last loan eiz. closed "a per cent. prime
mercantile paper, s9fs per cent. Sterling
exchange steady, with actual business In
bankers bills at Nssa. for demand and
ssss for sixty days: posted rates. sAs1s
spass and ssssszgLao. Silver certificates,
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cseHe- GT9 50. red cuyranss - 800. sxs,
osaeks single layers. E3Secs 1o1hts layers.
sNcuN - peaches ESssr 10 C-awrorts s.
Csc grapes. black Yusnx. g1GI =. piams.
per box. sssT7Sc. rrureS. asSssc. Mexican
lines. S. zsgT: California lemons. s@sss So:
% extra. s3s71 -. DO .ancy. &s94 50. Cali
forns4 oranges seedlings. 81 500. do ma
vels~ 1-5sSS. bananas. sea psneApple<.
= $50: rsrrian dates. EsSzf<e. japanese
rluars. T5ffSsc. F0afafnsbiea grapes SO
&c per r~ase- Tv>rnxpsoa seesless grapes.
scs9sI; pears. $3.50. do Bartlett. Ss8Ssc;
wsssrneiors. fassTTc.
Butser-Faacr creamery. lss.of-c: Co
seconds. 1Ss9lsc: fancy cairy. ,55ascs do
seconds k8f<-r
cae~se-Fancy mn1 new. -1xc: fair TO
good. sasssc; young America. sasc: East
err. fsssa&e.
Exss-ssorr. iisise; ranch. i4st,c:
duck eggs. fss7l4c.
Poukrx-IAve turkey gcnbaers. isafsc
Per pound; live turkey hens. i.9Isc:
young turkeys. ts6isc. ROSTERS cd. $40
40. do yesznx, 81 SOS e. brosaers. small.
81 SEGA 20: DO large. ssass. fry~r~ $50
as5s. hens. S4sfs- %. ducks Old. s. sa0S q:
do young. ss@a-s: geese. per pair. ss8l 81:
goslingS. ssc9$s pigeons. obi. u-1s5
l@. pigeons. young, ASs9iso.
Wool.
Wooi-San Joaquin ard Southern coast
poor months. 4sfsc. san Joaquin and
Southern coast good months. Ers5sc: san
Joaquin focthiil good 20 chcsce. saxeF-tys.
San Joaquin years fleece. <sssssc. Nevaf IA
heavy se1Tc: Nevada choice, sgsascs
Northern CHOICE. ioslrsc.
Hops.
Hops-old. sGtc per pound.
Closing Quosastons.
wheat-No trading
Barley-oaiet; December, ESc.
Corn-sss@c
Eran-<s40
Financial.
Silver bars ...... 81 tDrafts-Ssgnt -. 10
Mex DOL ..hfAs 9As4l Telegraph =. :. liza
HF3nft.sv
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C20nf&F n
nfrhf exchange and telegra1hsc trans.
fers on New York. Chicago. ST Paul. San
Francisco. Portland and various points II
Orcxou and British ColubmlA-
eighf bills OF exchange on London await
able elsewhere IN Europe.
Collections made at AZ points on favor.
able terms
Bonds. stocks ana other vAluabloo n.
ce!ved on deposit for safe keeping.
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QUIT

And be once more a man. II you have
used too much food and have dyspepsia.
II you have used too much drink. and
suffer from It. IL you have erred in youth.
II yen now suffer from prematureness.
II you feel irritable and lack ambition.
II you are weak and weary
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SCa~-kI&6DtIEt- >%8xTke EaNcc. -. ESS~s
fss SE: Electric. IS. 81 ~. iaas, $50:
Gilbert a. Co. Dora. Ices. tSl5: eas. sc:
Car4rns ias. 50 -: -. Sc. Raoatxs.
IS. s.sn: fsns ss-s. Proctor A. Gaushle q
livery, <as. 81 S.: isas. St.; Castle. white. Is
sssse per ID. Castle, notified. sRss<.
Tohacssc-sJobhssgD- chewing Gil
-..ax, fs-cx sscs is-ox- 5sc; Star &c. Horse
shoe sfe. Srearh~sa. &c Piper Hisasesck.
eacs Scro.l Tag, sac. Sga Tag PER n.
zk@r: Something Coed. soc. FIRE cut chew
trg. pag. . lbs. ssasss: smoking. twist
s-cs. 4sc; fs-ss. 40: Cable Cot. ana s-oz
sssurs. AZ: SsAi az So~sh Carolina. As. per
IL "a. rs. So. Lire Kiln. s-ox. &c. sea.
s4r. Naxsar. is. sec: as. sc.
ssaxt-fw aasessze ara resasl1- Deabse
x~~~ens4s. 81 per tsas average. In car had
Ynss q -. nuf. S. s per sSn: Sewrassse
s-rp~-snxs. as. HIsck Diamond. s. per
,a~. Cumberland Blacksmith. slTsss peg
ton: May Creek, e
pax.-sloansngl-- Grain. Per Ia. s. a.: CD
Per Iea. ss-ss
pspar --<JsoasE~t-Grocs-S sl-aws sc.
naseners' straw. nc. Ne manila. SIC:
No. / manila. sc. paper bags - and -
pe< cent o1 ESts gray express slsc.
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Grsss-fbv the sackp-TfEnothy. per ID,
ssse. orchard. Isc; red TOP. r-sse: bsa.
grass. &c: rye grass, ne: mixed lawn. isc.
s-7ove--(ny the sacsA-ReA. per ~, lie,
alsske, s1aG: alfalfa. isc: white. So
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
SEATTLE.
paid.up capital -...-............n0.0oe
Surplus .4lb0.00
y III. Acorav ...............;:;:....r reaoeos
Maurice McAicken- ..-..-...vtce President
General banking business transacted.
giEht and telegraphic exchange payable
N All the principal cities OF the
United States and Europe.
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Paid-Vp capital. 0QoQ0n: reserve. &C.,
Cd. Head clfics. = Lombard street. Lon
don Branches. Portland. San Francisco.
Seattle. Victoria. Tacoma New westmin-
stsr. NanAimo. Kamloope, Nelson. Van
couver, b. c. general banking ana ex-
change business transacted. Loans made.
Bills discounted Commercial credits
granted. Deposits received on current -.
count subject 70 check.
r. LEA.BARNES. Manager.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE..
Transacts a general banking business.
a. D. ballard ........-........... PresiQent
H C.. Henry .......--..-..-..ttce rrrs9.nt
r. r. Spencer .-..--.-..-.......-.--. Sesut0
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent
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At Rest.

Mr.. B. G.. Stapp passed peacefully
away Saturday night at 10 80, after
an illness OF several months, and
was laid to rest Sunday afternoon,
followed to the silent city OF the
dead by q large concourse OF friends.
Rev. N. Harris, Of the Travis
church, held a short, but very i'm
pressive funeral service at the resi-
dence and at the grave, and the
Messrs. w. A. Chapman, Harry
Dobbin, A. w. Chatfield, A. Keller,
VIM. Reed and 81. A. Burke of
ficiated as pail bearers.
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Powder Hill Cracks.

The mem bers OF this steady or.
ganization held their Sunday
shoot at their range near West
End yesterday, resulting in the fol-
lowing scores. In each event the
targets were 20 singles for each
man.
Shoot No. l-Critzer, Is; Dyer,
16; Tendicx, IS; Stone Is; George,
IS; Ohnesorge, is.
Shoot No. 2.-Critzer, Is; Dyer,
IS; Tendick, II; Stone, l6; George,
10; Ohnesorge, Is.
Shoot No. 3-Critzer, 10; Dyer,
16; Tendick, Is; Stone, 13;
George, IS; Ohnesorge, II.
Shoot No. 4-Critzer, IL; Stone,
Is; George, 10; Dyer, Is; Dime
sorge, Is.
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Chosen Friends Picnic.

With q magnificent weather
prospect and cool, comfortable
railway coaches, obliging conduct
ors and trainmen, members OF
Progress council, order Of Chosen
Friends and a large party of their
friends, enjoyed nice outing and
picnic yesterday in Landa's park
at New Brannfels. The day was
pleasantly spent in dancing and
feasting, and other usual picnic
ways.
The refreshments were plentiful
and were much sought after. On
their return the members Of the
excursion party all testified to the
pleasure Of the trip.
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EoR OVER FIFTY YEARS.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea. 20
cents a bottle. 9-27-1yr cod
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agreed previously about some land
transaction.
France will take measures to
temporarily admit corn free Of
duty.
The appointment of the new
governor of Crete, George Bervotich,
gives satisfaction there.
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ATTENTIONl

Contractors, Carpenters and Consum-
ers of lumber. Get prices from VIM.
Cameron & Co. before buying.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-29
ATTENTION I!

Contractors, Carpenters and Consum-
ers of lumber. Get prices from VIM.
Cameron & Co. before buying.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-29

r. Limburger says he Is will
ing to back Dick Henefy, who re.
Gently made such a good showing
AGAINST Pete Helm, against any
l50-pound man in the city.
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ATTENTION !

Contractors, Carpenters and Consum-
ers Of lumber. Get prices from VIM.
Cameron & Co. before buying.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-29
gbeBtlLLJlvnsrCo
Invite you to call and see their line
JeWelry, Watches,
Sterling Silver, Etc.

And learn how cheap good things can be
sold. 1927 West Commerce Street,
Gan Antonio, Texas. s 6 I'm
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DON'T BUY LUMBER

Or other building material until
you have called on Ed. STEvEs &
Sons. Yards: East Commerce
street and L. & G.. N. depot. cit,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-29

E00n'N SARSAPARILLA is a good
AooD - Spring Medicine and a
General Blod Purifier. 81 per bottle
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O. Mues Pain Prls stop Hesaacns
The evening times., 1896-07-24
TIMES LEAGUE NOTES.

Jack Keane, who guides the Capitals, has
signed Dummy Kelcher, of Rockville.
Manager Conrad, of the Hamiltons, has
secured the signatures of Chamberlain and
F. Kidwell.
Wright, johnson and Clarke have bee.
released by the Mascot management. and
Gottwell, Barber, Getting and Cook have
been signed.
Manager Cooley has lost two good play
ers when he reluctantly released Handiboc
and Anderson. These boys have put up n
nice game for the Buds, and whatever
prompted them to ask for their release it
is hoped will not cause any bad feeling
Manager Muliigan, of the Cliffburns,
furnished the president OF the league with
a list of the following players: II. McDon-
aid, ]. Leonard, Frank Foley, j. Gavin,
]. Sullivan, G. Hurley, P. Flynn, 6. Ryder,
j. Barry, S. Sullivan, c. Faulkner, D..
Beavers, F. vermilion, W. Vermillion,
and n. Hoiloran.
Harry Bond has again taken the active
management of the Independents. He has
the following men under contract: John
Gates, Vernon Cook, j. Hemager, Will
liam winkelman, I. Winkelman, G. Thorpe,
f. HALEY, W. Ellis, II. vermelion, p.
Clarke, S. Hanlein, P. Quigley, Wolf and
williams
The evening times., 1896-07-24
J
L L
AMONG THE AMATEURS.

The Maurry have organized for the seas
and would he glad 10 hear from any teamIn
the District. Address challenges TO VII
liam j. Kunz, 13s Eleventh street north
east.
The Vernonts have organized for the
season. They would like 10 hear from all
teams under thirteen years. Send chal-
lenge sto F. C. Sigourne, 610 ID street
southwest.
The Brooklands defeated the Takona
Parks in an exciting game at Brookland by
a score of 10 10 3. Batteries Brookland,
Dickerson and Grady; Takouia, Sullivanand
Lauer.
The District Stars have defeated the
Island Stars by score OF to g. They
have also been victorious over the Family
Shoe Store team in two contests by tie
scores OF IL to and 1 5 to 1. The battery
was Dearn and Flynn. They would like 10
hear from all teams sixteen years and
under Address H. Fowler, captain, 622
d street southwest.
The original Boundary Stars, Jr.. have
reorganized for the season and would like to
hear from teams under fourteen years of
age. The team is composed OF the follow
ing players: Dirt Meyers, G.; Irish
Keleher, p; Walter Reynolds, p.; .Buz-
zard'' Hilton, 1b; Midget Hickey, cap
tain and 2b; ". GARNER, S.: Tom Shoemaker
3b; Eddie Boyd, rf.; Feet Mastcrson, cf;
A. Olgel, r.; substitutes, 'shad'' Butler.
Lazy Brady and "Bricky'' Williams.
Address Harry Burns, manager, Tenth street
northwest.