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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-29
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. = Frf.A

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avenue north sewer Improvement.
Netice Is hereby gwen tina, sealed pro-
posais will be received By the undersigned
secretary Of the board Of pubic works
Monday. June sih. fssS FOR the Improve
ment Of Fifth avenue north Uormerly
willow street,. from Republican street TO
Aloha street formerly High street,. by
constructing a pipe sewer a.ong said
street between sad points. together with
Al necessary openings. YVES. msnholes,
catch basins. as provided by ordinance No.
4.isS. creating local Improvement district
NO 10. Ia accordance with the plans and
the board OF public works
Each bid must be accompanied by q GER
tined check. payable to the order OF the
tive 6, per cent OF the bid. and no bid
said check.
enter into contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amounts required by
the city charter and the state laws within
ten days after being notified Of the awurd
OF the contract to him; failing to do So
the said check and the amount axei
therein will be forfeited TO txe city. No
person is eligible as. a bidder who has
said contract made default IN payment Of
any lust claim for any work or labor
performed. or for any skin or material
furnished pursuant, TO any such contract
as herein advertised. or who. within said
two years. failed 10 complete any such
contract.
Said bids shall be made under and by
virtue OF ordinance No. s.sls. and as
amended by ordinance No. $40 and the
state law relative to improvements uror
the Inst allment bond pan ana the bidder
shall state whether he will accept in paw
ment of said Improvement the bonds of
Local improvement Disfric; No. Tso" or
wait until the bonds 70 be issued fer said
Improvement shall have been issued ana
negotiated as provided hy sad ordinance
No. S,ci9 and as amended by said ordl-
nance No. .3ss0.
Especial. attention Is called 70 article
XXfII of the city charter "a now In force
relating TO hours of labor"
The board OF public works reserves the
right 10 reject any and al. bids
Proposals must he irforsed on the en-
ve.ope bid Tor FIFTH Avenue North
Sewer Improvement"
By order OF the board Of public works
FRANK OIESON. Secretary.
Date OF first publication. MAY u, 1895.
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CITY rREAsuRER's NoTIcE-ci,y O,

=
Seattle.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
rnent roll OF local Improvement distrc, No
&C. for the Improvement OF Diagonal street,
in the. city OF Seattle. from the south rne
OF Oak street 20 Lake View avenue under
the provisions Of ordinance No. es7s pro
viding for said Improvement BY grading
the same and constructing sidewalks
thereon. and fer an assessment TO nav
therefor by the mode of payment by
bonds" has heretofore been duly certified
to me for collection; and the respective
sums therein charged ana levied against
each lot and parcel OF land I'm said district
must be paid in ten equal annual paw
ments. with interest upon the whole sun,
so charged and levied. or such inxtalImeuts
thereof as remain unDaid. at the rate of
ten ner cent per 7nnum. and said inter
est must be paid annually together with
me annual ,nstallments falling due in
each year. Said sums began TO bear in
tercst on the I'd day OF June 1886 and the
third fnstaliment of said assessments and
the interest for the third year will be-
come due on the sd day OF June IS9
Unless payment be made OF said INSTALL
ment OF principal and said interest on or
before said I'd day OF June, fsas the same
shall become DELINQUENT. and shall bear
interest at the rate OF ten per cent per
annum until paid, and II not paid before
the same shall have become delinquent,
penalty Of 1--WE per cent shall be added,
and the sums delinquent shall be entered
on annual tax roll for the current year
against each lot AMI parcel OF land ~ de-
linquent and with the interest collected
as other taxes. separate accoun; being
kept thereof, and II not raid within the
time Fixed for the payment OF city taxes.
shall be collected as such taxes are collect
e.. together with such additional charges
or penalties as are authorized 10 be charr-
ed and collected on other delinquent taxes.
and each lot or parcel SO de-
linquens shall be sold for the
amount @. such assessment vttn
interest and costs. az the time ard in the
manner and ny the same authority as lands
and lots arr sold for civ taxes
GEORGE F. MEACHAM
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Date OF nrsi publication. May q. isss.
rNPorfNDED STOCK SoTrCE-Th. fol.
loving described horse was placed in
the city pound on May Is. lsss and viii
be sold AZ public auction TO the highest
bidder for cash In hand 10 pay costs OF
i-npounding and advertising. Tuesday.
June /. isss al 70 o'clock a. m. Al me
from: door OF police headauarters cor
rer OF Third avenue ard Yesler way:
one white horse. branded Oh right hin.
The owner OF the above described horse
being 20 me unknown
c. s. REED
Acting Chief OF Pol.ce.
Data Of drst publication. Nay Is. 1874
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP coMPAIm
STRS. GARLAND AND EvANoMk

Seattle and Townsend Neah BAY -
Steamer Garland leaves yesler doc9
Gays, Wednesdays and Frsdaye
A. m. for Per; Townsend. Fort 49,
Dungensss. Port Angeles. Port C1sel
Gettysburg. Pysh.. Ciailam Bay ana
Bay. return.ng, arrives at eeesW
m. on opposite days. Steamer EN.1
leaves Yesier dock for Port Anee5@
Victoria, Mondays. Wednesdays ~ w ~
nate days ESQ p. m.
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PORT BLAKELEY ROUTE
aARAH NJ. RENTON.

Leaves Central Dock daily e1ceNn n
uraay and Sunday. 10 a m. and - ~
y. M: Saturday, 10 a m. r.
s:ls D. M: Sunday. 1870 .. m
.. m 49,. -
Leaves Biaksiey. except saturesy -:
Sunday. ! a. m. and 1913 and - -:
Saturday. u m. and f2:E and -
Sunday, . n m ara ! y. m.
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EVERETT ROUTE. sTg. GREyhouHl

EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYH0Vyu
Daily. except sunday.
Leaves Seattle a. m. l. M. ) = - I
Leaves Everett $50 a. M. 3;0 ?. - ~
p. N.
sundays--Leaves Seattle II .. n: leopu
Everett p. m.
rare-S.ngle trip. 75c: round trip ~
connects with boats for Tacoma ana 4
hom.sh.
Landing-Colman dock. foot cf xelan
street
SEATTLE & TACOMA NAVIGATE
COMPANY.
r. w. Goodhue. Aanog&
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a reward Of 80 viii b. pasA for inscr-
0Aiioa leading to the arrest and convic-
ton ~ any one sfesiing coples Of the
posf-fnfefIlwsncsr delivered To Subscribers
throughout the city.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
Time Card IN Eject June !. -

Seattle, Everett aud whateom @
State OF Washington leaves seafue
except Saturday. al 10 .. m. 1900
Seattle ard Ia Conner route--Fans~3
leaves Seattle dL4ly. except sunaaS
m. -
Telephone. Main rs feslef -
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9.ANpALL~wooD = IN srasfls.
"Wednesday. Nay z, fss&. a. re res-
d<rce o. fte bride. cyrsr 80 n ATsa9e
ara csSerry s.rssst. Mr. Jchn =. saraasl-
fy Hfurk 4rd Miss Mar l.. Ecv3arssfs.
~ this city. Esv. George II. watson Ct
fcia.fnz-
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In order TO secars rcrrN~F f1fsrft1r ~
rosir~s snAsr fnese n<z65rxs IRE sHme
should BE- left ~ Ese hu-1ne<s cfrres q
this paper M ch1rxr h rssfs Tor szen
notices.
rureraf rs+f~e~. -s>o,asscrs er oftcr So
etnf anngfsnr srnsrss vii BE- chsrxra ~ -
rate of 10 cents e<r Tine ssrs trtfrrtcr-
POST NTH LfffF~f-FH 20
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wHArcoN AND SEATTLE noun
STEAMER RAY CITY

Leaves City dock. foot OF Main ~
m. for Aracortes, Fairhayen AA4 NJ
com. Returning. leaves whatcom 60
Wednesday and Friday at ! p. q. Nc14
Lilly, koxardus 4 Co.. City doek, -
Phone. Main g. 80
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WANrED-kGENra-

wASTFp--Agerts - sell sash iorss ard
door holders. sample Easf fl.-k f-,e hy
rail Tar e stamp. hes, sellers ever sn-
sertst. best ~elshis, 80 8 day. Wglta
egick 3roaard 4 Co. hex a. Paia-
dtlshia-
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE

STEAMER GEDHGE r. sIAFs 2
Leaves Tacoma. ~ noon: Seattle.
wharf. 8 r. m. Mondays ard ThuIscsS
for Port Townsend. Anacortes. Faif1!s<SSs
New Wkatcum. Blaine and Friday
Dor and Vancouver. arriving fAnce9vx
y. m. following day
e. For further information Apply
Ter wharf.
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found, For Bale. Fer Henf and SltHasione
Wanted viii be inserted At TIC rate Of !
cent . word each Insertion. PAYMENT al
Gays In advance. No Advertisement re-
ceived ior lees than . csnts-
AAvsrttsemenss win be received %
Branch of5coz q the Posi-
TACOMA BuREAU-ko. tin Pacific
POKr TowNsrNp--M French a Co.
BELLINGHAM RAY-Nsw Whaseom.
Culver, Manager.
oLYhPIAziTS Main street Charles
Watson. Agent
.fhe following letters await advertisers
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WANTED siding CRATER: factory rim ars
trimmer mon. snin ans nal ht,r-
srs, cotl MINER. iuilkrf frs. nj s,ss,.,f
cooks; sailors farm baulse lunch Wast-
sr, uillt saNNtFt man Anl wife Tor cry
boarding house k.frhcr. shlugic .,w,@r.
BARRIERS; teams Woai A~t h,tf ~se.,-
pers, ialN>rcFs ana ska Nasf r,r,,, kns.
lselfers Knot sawyer, Garden and k,Wn
man. losssiNg beizse 10 rrnt sna ~ ~
set Sr inss1llfneat plan Plenty 10 al A.
Cranes iss Washington street.
wA<TEn~-s1s 20 $50 a month "a
renses caia sNlfs-asn Tor cigars eN.se~i.
srce unegccasarNs standard goo - Ixt,ia
Clefk cigar marHi7e fres . each rslas.,-
mer RshNn hiirc. 81. LeG.s Mo
WANTED nov eNsr = far -.as st.vs.
eive residence. sac. Aires b. q eax
firt
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BAMBOO FURNITURE.

FINE BAMBOO scREa.Ns Ann FfTp-
n.tuse all kines; cheap. 1lD4 Second.
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NOTICE OF sALE--The entire stock az
the Northwestern Supply Company. CON-
sisting OF machinery. pipes. .fttlnvs
brass goods ard general line OF ma.
chinery supply. viii be offered for sale
on Monday. June I. 1896 Sealed MA.
Will be received up 10 II o'clock a. m
OF said June !. iSs. al the office 81 the
company. No. liz Pacific avenue. Ia
coma.
The stock will be sold in bulk. The bss.
to be based upon percentage Of the cost
price. as shown by the inventory now in
the hands Of the undersigned The invcr.
tory will be shown at any time at the a.
fee OF the company. and the stock NAV
be inspected from now until the Il IL ~
sale. The right IL reserved TO reject any
and all bids. Terms OF sale. cash on de-
livery Of the goods.
All bids must he accompanied BY a cer-
tilted check for 10 per cent Of the amosn,
bid. as guarantee tina, the terms OF the
bid viii be carried out by the bidder
Goods delivered at the store OF the Norfh.
western supply Company.
FREDERICK WATSON. Assignee.
MAY .. 1895.
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POKT VHtHNRU NM It1tk y
fSGToN Route.
STEAMER MARY =. PERIL
Leaves Harr.ngton's wharf. loot o. ~
ington street. for South bcsrn. s9.rsS
States Dry Dock. Charleston. q
Trscyton, Chico. Sliverfale. ~ -
Saturday. $50 y. m: sunday.
turning. leave8 Siiyerdaie NJ -
Teientone Hlal,k 81.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT w.
ISGTOS ROUTE.
STEAMER A. X. ROBINSoNk

Carfying Z. 3 MAI.
On Port Orchard ard Port WASH
route. leaves City dock. foot
street, $50 a. m. calling a, South
Burcheli. Brick Yard, Brem~rtoe. "
Navy Yard. sidney. Charleston. ISssSS
Chico. Silvereale. Leaves Port O..S
navy station at 2 D. m. arrives
at p. m. F.. n. Robinson. master. 80
Bogardus 4 Co. agents. Tslepnon~
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Advertisers desiring display advertise
Dants changed for the Sunday issue must
hand N cory by o'clock Saturday to In
lure change.
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Sight exchange and telegrapks -
fers on New York. Chicago. 81. ~ ~
Francisco. Portland and various ~ r.
Oregon and British Cciuhmin.
Ssgns bills Of exchange &C Loonm ~
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made At all point1 9 -
able terms.
Bonds, stocks ard other valpnnnn =
eeived on deposit for safe kespfnR,
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NOTICE TO CoxTRAcroRa

wANTED-To let contract at once TO mack
900 tons ore distance six and half miles
For particulars address Apex Mining
Company. Skykomish. Wash
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DIRECTORS:
r. c. Neufeider. J. h Hayon
s. Frauenihai, Jacob FuS3
Sigfnund Schwahzchef.
| Correspondence In all the princsna -
in the United States and Esr11
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Ho. FOR THE YUKoN.-The best. tn,
strongest and cheapest sled at the max
er's. le7 Weller street.
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CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. 1S.-Lucas
RcIner. OF CovlnGton, Ky. is about to
become an object OF International at
tentIon. lie was born in Germany, but
came 10 the United States at the aCe OF
fourteen, and has FOR several years
been naturalIZcd citizen. Recently
on his way to South Africa. he stopped
ut SchramberS. Germany. and on No
vcmber >, wrote to his cousin in COvinS-
ton, saying the German authorities are
trying to force him into Che army. He
bcss his friends here to lay the matter
before the secretary OF state. and says
he will appeal to the United States
consul AT Stuttgart. His relatives Will
appeal TO Secretary Olncy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19
JOE JEFFERSON
Receives a Touching Tcstimoniui From
baltimore students.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Nov. lS.-Joscph
Jefferson. the veteran actor, who ia
Playing an engagement at Ford's Opera
lICusc. this city, was the recipient to-
day OF touching testimonial at the
hands OF the students Ut the Maryland
General Hospital.
Mr.. Jefferson delivered lecture to
the students. at the conclusion OF which
he wls escorted to his carriage BY n
delegation OF his hearers. When he
reached the vehicle ne discovered that
the top had been lowered, the currlage
filled to overlooking with flowers. and
the horses removed. \ bcvy OF admir-
Ing young men lifted him into the We
hIclc while hundred others EraSpcd
long lines attached to It and hauled him
through the streets 10 his hotel several
blocks away. umld cheers from tho
spectators. His engagement in Baltl-
more has proven the most successful
of the present season in this city.
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curing pension claims for old soldiers
ana their widows and has done valu-
able work In that connection.
Stephen Mccullough.
Stephen Mccullough 10 ono OF the
best known figures In Wheeling. Ills
face Is always one OF tho first seen at
any Republican gathering, ana wears
one OF the bmadcst SMILES when VIC
tory has been gained. lilo " always
liberal with good advice md encour-
ngcmcnt. Mr.. Mccullough was born In
the north OF Ireland, and when nbout
twenty-five yenrS Of nEc came to this
country and settled IN Wheeling. lie
learned the carpenter trade. which he
stu follows successfully. lIc has been
u member OF Republican organizations
In past campaigns aud IN the campaign
Just closed marched with the Tnrlir
Champions. lie was once IL member OF
the Lincoln club.
Tomorrow tho lntcllgcnCCr will pub
lIsh sketches OF the candidates for city
clerk. chief OF police and wharfmnstcr.
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TIN PLATE MEN
wiii RENEW tho .Agrermrnt-Anh Advance
In Price, n,,tI tho OutIouL Promising.

PiTrSBURGII, Pa. Nov. 1S,-Th9
first meeting of tin plate manufacture
Crs since last June began here at IL
o'clock this morning.
The meeting adjourned late this
evening after having decided that In
stead of cutting prEes 10 meet tho
cut made by the American Tin Plate
Company, the "GcntIcmRn'H Agree
mcnt," which was nhrogutcd some time
ago should bc revived The price SGT
by this agreement IL 81 Gj per cwt., for
BcSs2mcr coke plate, delivered Mt New
York This Is an advance OF ten cents
por box on domestic plates, which
equals thu selling price of foreign
plates. Heretofore American mnnufac-
turers have been undertaking tho for
elgnCrs.
Every tin plato mill In the country
except the American OF ElwOod. Ind,
was represented at the meeting to-day.
1t IN believed the American company
will continue cutting prices.
The reports OF manufacturers show
that the demand for tin plates looks
good and the outlook very promising.
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Charles u, Hood. Broker and Manu-
facturcr'R Agent, Columbus. Ohio, Ger
tlfies that DR. Kings New Discovery
has no equal Hs n Cough Remedy, l. u.
brown, Proprietor st. Jnmcs Hotel. Fl
Wayne, Ind. t"stllcs TINT he was cllrcI
Of Cough Of two years standing cnus.
cd by LII Grippe. by DR.. Kings New.
Discovery Il. +. Merrill, BnldwlngylIlr,
Mass, says that he has used and recon.
mcndod 1t and never knew II to fnn ana
would rather have It than nny doctor,
because 1t always cures. Mira, Hem,
ming. 222 y, 25th st.. Chicago, nlwnys
keeps It Mt hand and has no rcnr ar
Group. because II Instantly relieves,
Free Trial Bottles ut Logan Drug Com.
pany's DRUG Store. "A
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ST. LOUIS. E0". lS.--Mrs. jefferson
Davis and her daughter. Miss Winnie.
accompanied by Judge Leroy b. Valli-
ant and Il. Il. Hutchinson. OF this city.
arrived here from New York last night.
They come TO intend the annual rccep-
ton and bal! to he given here Thursday
evening. They were met At the Union
station BY large number Of cx-con-
f"dcmtcs and friends, and escorted to
the Planters cho;el. where elahorat
preparations had ben made for their en-
tcrtalnmCut.
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OIL ClTf~-itivcr feet inches and
falling. Clear and pleasant.
WARREE-RivCr | foot / inches
Cloudy and mild.
GRl:E%SRORO-River : font S Inches
and falling. Fair and warm. Adam
Jacobs due M and down on Thursday
STEUHENNIGLE--Rivcr c feet and
falling. Clear and warm. Passed IN
Valiant. Josh Cook. Ben Uur and Prln.
cess. Passed down IL ndson.
PARK EIiSRERCi-OhO river : feet s
inches and falling. Cloudy and mercury
at ~. Passed up-Lcr0y, II. *. bedford
VALLEY Belle and Watson. Passed down
keystone State. Due dDwn-Kana-
wha. Little KauawhA falling. Locals
on time.
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THE POLITICAL REGIMENT
Mcsts aud EndorSrs Candidates for CITY
O.IlcfE,

Once.
The West Virclniu Political Regimen;
met in the police court room last night
and transacted business. The meeting
was called 10 order by Mr.. J. VI. Gontcr
and the minutes OF the previous meet
ing were read and approved. The COM
mit;ec on resolutions was called upon
for a report, and reported progress.
Upon motion n committee was appoint
ed to recommend candidates for the sup
port Of the organization. Will. tho
comm:tte" was making up It's report
the members present were entertained
by speech by Hon. ". II. c. Curtis,
member OF the legislature The
committee reported fnyoring ". W.
Rogers for mayor and various other
candidates who were eligible to the sun.
port OF the members 70: the other Offices.
The list was rs follows:
Mayor, W. W. Rogers: chief OF rolicc.
Thomas d. Bennett: city clerk. Charles
II. Watkins: janitor Of the city halt.
N. Bennett With this tho meeting ad-
IourDpd -
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To firgln investigation.

LEArENWORTH. KAS., Nov. lS.-A
majority Of the congressional committee
appointed !" Investigate the soldiers
home at Fort Leavcnworth. including
Congressman GrOut and c. W. Stone.
OF Pennsylvania, and +. S. Layton of
Ohio. arrived here to-day. Chairman
Gruut said that the committee would
work diligently and expected to have its
report ready by the time congress
should resume its session. MIsInanaEa-
m=Ht OF the home is alleged.
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CITY CAMPAIGN.
Candidates Galore In all Fart. ofth. City
Tho CounCiimrn,

Interest In the city campaign has Gen.
tered on the probable action OF Mayor
Caldwell. Last Saturday the mayor
told MIR, Maxwell that lie had como to
The conclusion 10 stay out OF tho race
for the nomination. 1t was on this I'M
Outstanding that Mr. Maxwell an
nounccd himself IA II candidate. Had
the mayor decided to stay In the racc,
Mr.. Maxwell tells the lntclllECnccr he
would have kept out. Last Sunday
night an lntClligcnccr reporter called
up the mayor ana asked him nv TO his
plans. He answered thItt" he had about
come 10 the conclusion not 10 run, and
that his card making public this de-
cisIon would be given out on tho fol-
lowing day, Monday. SO far the card
has not appeared, md there Is much
uncertainty M 10 what the mayor in
tends TO do To Inquiries made yestcr-
day he replied that there Is plenty OF
time and no hurry. As n member of the
betting fraternity says:
Its n ten 10 one shot tho mnyOr will
come out for the nomination."
Every ward has its fun share OF can
dhatcS FOR city council and some OF
them have moro than enough to MI
every scat not only from their own, hut
those OF every ward In the city. The
Eighth ward Is ahead OF all the others.
The present counCilmCn Will be cam
didatCS again, bur there will BE- n fight
for every place The greatest fight will
be made for first branch. Three or four
well known citizens viii contest with
Mr.. kalhitzcr and an interesting fight
Is expected.
The Seventh ward Is thc scene OF an
other lively CanvlSu. Cecil Robinson
wants 10 hold his scat. and Mr.. VIII
lam VI. Baird viii b. his opponent at
the primaries, For second branch,
MesSrs. Charley MCCarty, Cieorse Ii,
DInscr, and J. II. Dcvor. will b. the
contestants against the present hold
crs OF th" seats.
The other wards all have aspirants
for CouDcilmanic positions and every
one OK them Is confident OF success.
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TIE RIVER.


Charleston. ..kANAwlIA. + a. IN.
Pittsburgh. =. BEN HCR. 5 u. m.
St"ubenvillc,. EEOS TAYLOR. 80 p. nj.
SisieTS"Ill". RUTH. $50 H. m.
Darlington. ...JEwEf 800 n. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA, 4 a. m.
lhttsou"Eh...H; X. BEDFORD. II. III.
CinCinnatt.... HUDSON. s II. IN.
Mn;nmoraa.., PENNINGTON. II a. m.
Fark7rSUurg. LEROY. II a. m.
Sienhcnv!i!c.. ENCS TAYLOR. 40 p. IN.
Clarington....JE W FL. 3::D D. m.
Sistcrsville. RUTH. $50 y. IN
RoATs LEAVING TOMORROW.
pittsburgh. / a. IN.
rHrk"rshTrg Rem IIUR, II Il. m.
Stcuhcnvllle.. ENOS TAYLOR. $50 p. IN.
ClarinGtOn....J EWEL, $50 D. III.
MISUNDERSTANDING. $50 p. IN.
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DENVER, Colo, Nov. ia special
to the Republican from Sante Fc, y.
NJ. says: II has been stated here by a
prominent sporting man from FL Paso
that Dan Stewart and L powerful, syn
dictate have at last succeeded in secu9-
ing for the Mexican government con-
ceSsIOn that Will permit them to es-
tahliSh n Junrcz. across the Rio
Grandc from Fl Paso. q great intcrna.
tional Monte Carlo.