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Spring Lamb New York Roast Beef and
Delmonico Steak. JOHN r. KELLY, 9th st.
wing Center mkt Corned Beef q specially.
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NEW STEAMER BARTHoLDr FOR CHARTER
day or evening: fast and coy. Rowboafs r..
lire. mo. CUMBERLAND 6 son, Foot Of
X hw. 5ei0-1m
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EXCURSIONS, ETC.

FOR CHARTER TO PLEASURE PARTIES-SAII-
Ing schooner HHmming Bird. For terms and
special dates apply to II. 2. NICHOLS. 33S In
oiana sse- NV. apa6-Sm
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Down the Potomac
To the Green Lawns of
War shall Hall.

steamer MANCHESTER" leaves 9Th ST
MhsrI aalls ,Sundays excepted at 10 a m
Hall au l2:4a ard 4:45 pm
Steamer RIVER QU FEN leaves eth ana
SITS. wharf daily tSunda,s cxocni,sn M
$50 m. for Glymont, Marshall finn ana
al intermediate landings. aad at ; 30 nm
for Marshall Hall. f''
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No more leaky gasoline stoves. Buy the
New Dangler. a. Eberly's Sons, lis eth NV.
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Pays q Compliment.

There never came to my attention" the
Commissioner went on to say, "a class of
children Of the public schools SO orderly az
are those In this District. We never hear
OF case Of corporal punishment here
The population of the District of Columbia
Is UNIQUE. As Commissioners we have to
zeal with great and varied problems but
Of all interests committed to our charge the
public school interest is paramount.
Finally. / congratulate the officers Of
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The speakers and Superintendent Powell
were each presented with a large basket of
flowers, the bearers being Miss Mary Weide
of the Eastern. Misses Lou Emma Ballen-
ger and Sophie Clara Burchard of the Cen
trail. and Miss Mary Hopkins of the West
ern.
Superintendent Powell announced the win
ners Of scholarships as follows:
By competitive examination, the Column
bian University scholarships, Mr.. Charles
F. Fuller. Miss Pearl Edna Thompson and
Miss Bessie P. Lynch. all of the Central
High School.
The Kendall scholarship In Columbian
University. Miss Cecilia Franzoni Of the
Central High School,
By record: Scholarships in the women's
College. Baltimore. Nd, Miss Mildred lean
Of the Central High School and Miss
Florence Isabel Morrill, of the Eastern
High School.
The King scholarship in Dickinson Col
lege Miss Agnes Little of the Eastern
High School.
The Georgetown Medical scholarship, Mr..
Leon e. Story OF the Eastern High School.
The National Medical scholarsnip, Mis-
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To Indian. Head.

DA-NCT4Nts DAf AND NENTNts.
FARE Hound Trip. ..................25 CF,NTs
Meals a Ia carte in the elegant restaurant
Good cafe on steamers. Ladies are especially
Invited Marshall Hall has no ,yIIltrti,or
for beauty, cleanliness and gos-d order
je2lJOd
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


PIONEERS, ATTENTTOS-The annual
the State OF Washington Inc. will he
held at the Chamber of Commerce. Be-
attic. Wash. June !. 1877, at 10 O'Clock
q. m.
A full attendance Is earnestly requested
a. important business IL TO be transacted
relating to the building of a Pioneer hall.
Tor which the lots have been donated.
w. PARRY SMITH. Secretary.
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prsor rrr1oy NO. 1sO-BE II RE- 80 Z
ed by the city Iodhch u
~ Tbat n Is the intention ol ~ ssss1
of seattle TO improve Occias.5Aa'sx.. 80 -
frnry, Yesier way 10 point - .f.e -
OF Jackson street by pisnA,s rstaiaj1
ana cons IN saia portion OF said ocssa''
Ay ", Tshat the cost hereof be paid s =
ga-sr,srts TO be levied upon ~ a Dtc
abutting upon SAID PCT JOE - ~ sim1e
ea,1tsi Avenue under the plan = ,,roysfsb
49, oavment," In the manner kse f5f
hv the charter and ordinances
OF Seattle. ,4.a.r bs dire1ESs
IN turnlsh TO the city counen
~ ne cost OF said improvennr.x aid ~
% ~. ~ That the matter Of mskins nc 81
xe,,,.araerst will he conSidereu Y nd a
pa,,nrlI AZ a session. Thereon y 80 ose5oit
,he I'm day OF June. 1871 .r,,s a<afse5
= ~ at which time All ssn.,s,nrl 10.
II I,e heard before the ~ improysI9D
IVA matter OF making -"
are - - ,hA 1.itv Council the -. .,.sn -
fse7 and signed By me ~ sssre -
.ao1 m anthenticatlQn OF 10
ioth day OF May. ls,- egrCHr0xa
-.ao,, ~ the CITY ~
,.a -, F re MS ieth Jay Of Ma1ynI
EtAtN " WILL n. - ~
city Comptroller and Ez-0n'
Date Of first publication. nd 49,
RESOLUTION NO. iol--bE =, ne en-
81 by the city courcii VI
Seattle as follows. ...,r Of The -
of seattle TO Improve ,s,lnf - -
Soutn from Yesier Way g .rsxssdin =
south OF Jackson street ~
replaaking the same. - h oa51 u -
ca That the cost . ~ ,.pon tks =
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IN order 70 secure correct insertion OF
sCysccx under these headings. the same
should be left az the business ofnee q
fhss paper. No charge Is made for s1cn
notices.
FUNERAL notices. resolutions or otner spe-
efaI announcements will be charged a. the
rzte OF 10 cents per line eac0 inseIllon.
PosT-ISTELLIGEScE CO
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

LATEST PATTERNS In amateur outfits
and complete stock dry plates and films:
free use dark rooms for changing. Wash
ington Dental and Photographic supply
Co, 21l Columbia, opposite postoffice-
c. w. PARKER & CO, fresh paper and
plates; everything used in photography;
no catalogue.
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nIRTHs-

AI.ExAEDER-sAt Mcnohon. "Wednesday,
MAY ~ 1881 to Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Alexander a daughter
DONWpRTH-Tn Seattle. Friday, May II.
1897. TO Mr. and Mrs George Donworth.
q son.
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CITY NOTICES.


RESOLUTION NO. sS.-BE 1T RESoLv-
ed by the City Council of the City Of Sc
attic as follows.
% That IL is the intention OF the City
or Seattle to improve Terry Avenue and
Virginia streets from the north line Of
. stewart street 10 Eighth Avenue by con-
ssTacting an iron stone PIPE sewer q
proper dimensions along Terry Avenue
from Stewart street to Virginia street and
along Virginia street 10 a connection with
the public main sewer at Eighth Avenue.
ca That the cost thereof be paid by as
sessrnent to be levied upon the property
aoutting upon said portion OF said Terry
Avenue and Virginia street under the
plan of Immediate payment" In the man.
ner provided by the charter and ordi-
nances OF the City Of Seattle.
ssl That the city engineer be directed TO
FURNISH 10 the City Council an estimate OF
the cost or said Improvement
Hb That the matter OF making said i'm
provement Will be considered by the City
Council at session thereof 10 be held on
the 9TH day of June. 1897. at 80 o'clock p
~, at which time all persons desiring 70
De heard before the City Council upon the
matter OF making said improvement are
notified to be present.
Passed the City Council the 10th day Of
May. 1897. and signed by me in open ses-
SION In authorization of its passage this
]. E. CREIGHTON.
President of the City Council
Filed by me this 1eth day OF May. 1897.
WILL II. PARRY,
>se NShspkioitci anu cA-odANAO NASy
Clerk
Date of first publication May Is 1897.
RESOLUTION NO. &.-BE 1T RESOLv-
ed by the City Council of the city OF Sc
attic as follows
"a That 1t is the intention of the City
of Seattle TO improve Marion Street from
First Avenue TO the Harbor Line by con-
stfucting therein an iron stone pipe and
wooden Stave sewer.
% That the cost thereof be paid by as
sessments 10 be levied upon the property
abutting upon said portion of said Marion
Street under the plan of immediate pay
ment. in the manner provided by the
charter and ordinances of the City OF Sc
attic.
80 That the city engineer be directed to
furnish TO the city council an estimate OF
the cost of said Improvement
tD That the matter of making said i'm
provement will be considered by the city
council at a session thereof 10 be held on
the eth day of June, 1897, at 7.S0 O'Clock y.
m. at which time all persons desiring TO
be heard before the city council upon the
matter of making said Improvement are
notified to be present
Passed the City Council the 10th day of
May. 1897 and signed by ME in open ses-
sion in authorization of its passage this
10th day OF May, 1887.
j. f. CREIGHTON.
President of the City Council.
Filed by me this 10th day of May, 1897.
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-Ohicio City
Clerk
Date of first publication May IS. 1897.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that I'M
der the provisions of Ordinance No. $40.
IAN ordinance 10 prevent the growing
and spreading OF thistles within the city
OF Seattle" II shall be unlawful for any
owner or agent of any occupied or I'M
occupied premises within the corporate
limits az the city OF Seattle TO suffer or
allow any thistles TO grow or to blossom
upon said premises, or in front of or
ahutting upon the premises owned or
occupied by him or them or for which
he or they are agents. Any one violating
the provisions of said ordinance shall be
deemed guilty OF maintaining nui-
sance. and upon conviction thereof, be
punished by fine not exceeding twenty
I'VE (s2Sool dollars, or by Imprisonment
not more than ten Cl0p days. or by both
fine and imprisonment.
u shall be the duty OF the street commits
sioner TO destroy or cause 10 be DESTROYED
any thistle or thistles growing upon or in
the public streets and alleys OF said civ
Dated May 80. 1897.
G. s REED.
Chief OF Police
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Advertisements under the head of Lost.
Found For Sale. For Rent and Situations
Wanted Will be inserted AZ the rate OF i
cent q word each insertion Payment al
ways tn advance No advertisement re-
ceiyed for less than = cenfs-
Advertisements will be received at
branch offices of the Post-InteiligenceT.
TACOMA BUREAE-No- 1i3 PACING
PORT REPRESENTATIVES, J. Jones.
BEILfSGHAM BAY-New Whatcom.
o. II. Culver, Manager. ~
OLY3fPIA-n77z Main street Q. 1.
W1nstanley. Agent
EOTTCE-Ths business office OF the
Post-InfelliRencer Is open until III .. m
Sunday hours a. m. 70 f2saV D. m ana
20 9 .. m. Classified advertisements VIII
be received up to this time
The following letters await advertisers
~ this office:
A b. 10. n. Rcem-
A. c. q. 8. Shares
a .. lGroceries Spot Cash.
A. l.. III. r. G. II.
Alexander. II. B. X.
Board. Mr. Geo Nc
@. %. Y. Conkey.
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TRANSFER COMPANY.

TRANSFER COMPANY.
THE SEATTLE TRANSFER CO. Third
and Weller streets Hacks cabs bag
gage Office. telephone Main a. s1s Cherry
street. telephone Main a. warehouse [.
coal telephone II or 80. Storage and in
stTance a. lowest rates
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR "Reminiscences CaIginz Lake
Washington. Inquire sis New York blk
OLD PAPERS for sale sr the business Of
zee OF this paper. 10 Per bundle.
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DYEING AND CLEANING.

SAN FRANCISCO DYE WORKS so
second Telephone. Red lesa-
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ing. Seattle. Wash. May 10 iSsT.-SeaIed
proposals for furnishing 5oo,eo tons of
stone and other materials for conetrTac-
ton Of jetty az Gray's Haroor. Wash
tngton. Will b,s received here until July
.. 1897. and then publicly opened. lnfor-
nation furnished on application HAIR
RY TAYLOR Cant. EngTS.
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FOR RsNT-oFFicEs.

FOR RENTAL low rates, nne suite OF
nvs outside rooms, on second floor OF
Washington Territory Investment COM
rany's building, at corner OF Cherry and
Second streets, over Post-inteiligencer.
Apply room ~
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BOOK BINDING.

WE LEAD the printing procession; min
Ing prospectuses and stock certificates
a speciality. Metropolitan Printing and
Binding Company. Dexter Horton Bank
building. Seattle
F ANTHONY-Ceneral bookbinder. pa
per ruler and blank book manufacturer.
s26 First avenue foot OF Cherry, Kline
a. Rosenberg building; take elevator.
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GRAIN AND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SEATTLE GRAIN AND STOCK EA-
change. % Sullivan block. grain, provi-
sions. stocks, on margin. Tel. Main 2i2.
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p-.,. =, r. CREIGHTON.
r PRESIDENT Of the City Coans,,
city Comptroller and ex-of!ic,a ~
Clerk. wv
Date OF first publication MAY "A IN,
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WASTFD-Sttuatson in grocery or gen
erai merchandise store, city or courtry:
II years experience. references given
Address Bur nett care Diller hotel seat
tles Wash
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iunbia street
FOR EXCHANGES Business property:
one block from business center: we'll
rented Address Opportunity, care Post
rntelligencer.
FOR sALE-or exchange In part payment
for trunk a new guitar. Address Gui-
tar Post-Inteiligencer
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RESOLUTION No 4-pr = -.


RhsSoLJTioN NO. 4-Rr II n~s~~
&c ny The City Council ~ ~ = ssSSQLf>
Seattle as follows: Ahs C<y
~ lnat It Is the intention 40 -
81 seattle 10 improve Yesler ne Sa3
tne westerly curb lire OF Ore,ssmsay fr01
nue 10 the center line of 'rh;rss An
Soutn oy paving the same w,ss Ass1A
BLOCKS and curling the same an 49,, 1904
thereof with granite. VI eoth sides
" Ihat the cost thereof be 49,
sessmentS 10 be levied Qpon ~ 10y ~ -
aeatttng upon said portion Of sa,s sopsrQ
Way under the plan OF s7rn,sSss. esies
nent, IN the manner proytd@x ~ paSs
attic sns eisy of s.
ta That the city engineer be ,s,,n..
IufniSh 10 the city council an ss,;Ssee =
the cost or said Improvement &1e <
~ Ihat the matter OF m sin
proVement VIII be Considered - sc ,sa n
council AZ session thereof "a = ~ nsy
the 1th day OF June 1881. al "a s,s asa "a
m.s AT which time all persons as.s.svA1x
be heard before the city Council ssr. .aS .
matter OF making said improys,,sssss a "a
notified 10 be present. IN
Passed the city council the 1a,h -.
May, lsss. and signed by me in a,,s =. g
sion in authorization OF lis nasss 800 -
10Th day OF May, 1897. -
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AUCTION SALE.
MONSTER SALE OF FURNITURE at
F. q. Bickertons salesrooms, 1912 First
avenue. Thursday. May 20. at II O'Clock;
contents of eighty rooms; bed sets,
sprinss. bedding. chairs. tables, upright
plano front and back bar in cherry
tcost 81 20l) Hall safe. carpets. etc. Fur
niture on view May IS at l5l2 First
avenue.
ARLINGTON AUCTION ROOM. Monday.
Nav II. at IL a. m.-Bed sets, lounges.
bedding crockery, glassware, toilet sets.
cutlery New Home sewing machine.
carpets. curtains, comforters, mattress
es springs. trunks, valises. chairs. rock
ers. cook and heating stoves X. G.
Baker Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE of furniture at private
residence $40 Twenty-second avenue
south, Saturday May 10. at III o'clock
sharp; bed sets. tables. chairs. sideboard.
book case. carpets. stoves, lounges. etc.
Edw G. Bickerton, auctfoneer. Take
Rainier Heights car.
AUCTION SALES OF furniture. etc. So
ncited by E. G.. Bickerton, auctioneer.
1872 First avenue.
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MESSENGER SERVICE.

RING THE o. K. BOX for messengers
Western Onion and Great Northern tele-
grams hacks. gurneys and express
wagons. quick service. Telephone, Main
$50 Ga Second. Branch Pacific Laun-
dry
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j. E. CRICHT0N
President of the City Coarcil
Filed by me this 10th day Of Mar IN
WILL III. PARRY,
City Comptroller and ex-ofiicio Cty
Clerk
Date of first publication May Is is.
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COMPoSITIoN-we are now prepared TO
do composition for the trade tany meas
ure) In Nonpareil. Minion BREWER and
Long Primer. Satisfaction guaranteed
Cali or address Post-Intelligencer. Seat
tie.
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY to
manufacturers. business houses and
public men by the Press Clipping Blu
reau tAllensl. Union block. Portland.
Or
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J. E. CRICHToNs
President OF the City cou3s.
Filed by me this 10th day OF MAJ; -
WILL II. PAKhl..
City Comptroller and Ex-officao esp
Clerk. 80
Date of first publication. May ID ~.
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j. e. CREIGHTON.
President of the City Council
Filed by me this 10th day or M1K m
WILL Fl. RAh6K
City Comptroller and Elk -omdo CITY
Clerk.
Date of first publicatio !. Msy = ~.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGES acres, miles from
OLYMPIA improved. for horses and bug
giles: also improved residence property IN
omaha for horses and buggies. 217 CO.
iumhia street
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SEATTLE GUN WORKS Removed Is,
Second. Taeo1sre DesSAlsx.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
NOfTICE-The regular annual meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Golden Cord Min
ing Company viii be held al the office %
the company. room sis Bailey building.
Seattle. WASH, on Tuesday June LIST,
fSe1. al i.S0 o clock a. m.
J. NJ. WII.MANS. Secretary.
Dated May i5gh. 1897.
NOTICE-The regular annual meeting Of
the stockholders cf the Wilmsns Mining
Company VIII - held At the office OF tAe
company room 6i3 Bailey building Sc
attic. WASH. on Tuesday. June Izf 1897.
a. IL o'clock a. N.
J. NJ. WIIsMANS. Secretary.
Dated MAY 18th 1897
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vrSr~gERs q co. 80 Second avenue
s~ath pay highest cash prices Tor see-
ens~hsna clothing. Tel Back iN&z Gail
ar send rcstal
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io'h Gay Oh ~ j. z. cRIcHTos
President Of the city 1871 .d
Filed by me this 10Th day o. phHRY
city Comptroller and EA-oh'e-S
Date OF first publication. May = -
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,,,.~rrp-srsoxp-sssp CLOTHING

ye-ra-rr~RERss. lie West Main. pays
t,-hsSf ea@h prices for s@ss1at- sna
s,otn,nx. Call or send postal; Immediate
srtsntien viii Re given.
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craters which are described In this connection.
ore San Francisco Mountain, twelve miles ncrth
Of Flagstaff, in Arizona; the Spanish Peaks IN
Colorado Mount TAYLOR and its adjacent plateau
in NeyV-Nexico, the Soda Lakes OF NeVaca'
and the Mono Valley series in Eastern Califor-
MIA. Among the unique features CT those last
mentioned Is lava different from any other
found on this continent. Dust from some OF
the Pacific Coast volcanoes is found as far East
as Kansas and Nebraska In beds that some
times show i thickness oi fifty feet. Micro
scopic examination Of this material indicates that
IT probably comes from The Mono craters. The
author does not suggest that these deposits i'll
crease the fertility Of the soil; but disin ,Srating
lava in Washington and Oregon is said 10 make
the finest wheat fields Of that quarter Of the
globe
Except a few cones near St. Micnaels Island
which is north OF the mouth Of the Yukon all
the Alaskan volcanoes appear to be near or On
the coast. This opinion must be held only ten
tatively however because the country has not
yet been thoroughly explored. Mount Edge
cumbe on island near Sitka. IS the only vol
cano in the southeastern part Of Alaska besides
the one on Prince Of Wales Island. There are
six near Cooks Inlet and along the Southwest
crn Peninsula All Of the remaining forty eight
are in the Aleutian chain. 1t is evident that
Professor Russell discredits the old suppositlon
that Mount ST. Elias is a volcano, for ne does
not even refer 10 such possibility.
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Plan. FOR now buildings alterations have oeeh i'
at the DEPARTMENT OF Buildings DIS follows
New buildings. main ofce; - ,r , two
45tl-st No 100 10 lp4 rearl EaI1, q n cosIet
power-house. 3jyi5; h * - '-.I,o.'
Of No 17th-st. owners y c Ba''"e'ue'' 81 200
of Times Building, architect 1919 6ra
1o7th-st. corner Manhai ave- Zoe Pose
story brick tenement. with store 2oA9o' ,, l.os.
NcJua.lr os 80 - East 1870 4. owner; Ite' ~,
r. Van Bensrho;'n. OF No l'2'f Freeman" 10000
arrhe't 49, n, s,iiscn ;ve for four five
st1rr brick nats. with stores. - iN'o an
Iohn Haufor of No 1.4u 81 ave. architec''.'' i''
View buildings branch Office: E.. .hras
s,ory frame tenement. 21x5o Wnslow e buzoy' 900
Of so III :ta-ave. owner. - ,hroo-
Merriam Il, ogden ave. fof 90 a tIiab
story brick dwelling. with store S,.1XHiooin a,e -,
bro Realty company, owner: j 'aHP'e" Va
is5n 81 and Jerome ave. architect. 10, ,or
Freeman 49, S04 II " Of i'rosp"'l .-tss,,,ras
I've story and basement franc ,.o Tast
2oNJ3 w n and w VIRGIN, OF ~ - No u
it.t-st. owner; Robert r Rogers 1880
Fast igIih -. architect. ''''''''''
CITY Iiall city. owner John II Duncan OF 80 lac 7a2
West 2ith-st architect ..-.....'.., :...,,,,,e,,
Kick dwelling. Edmund converse OF VI Va ta5
,yfch conn owner: Joseph Lane. % 40 i'' q 900
Nest 10th st. architect -. 'b,ics
lexington No $40 to a thIeer1s,tc'y owner:
@wG" n.y. az No 10 Yves, 2Gth-st architect: h""
Rrnadvav Nos + 23i and t. .3 to a i0u' -,
brick dwelling. with store i. .anr.t fIoadey
II Fas 5Ith 81. owner rreAe'''N .. 1000
atb IT. 40 los West. 70 four story VIZ, ". ,,nh
etone dwelling: J r OTIS OF 10 y, Wv n@r,v-
s., owner James Macsregor' or 10 - ~ 5000
~ -, vo 200 10 , i9-stoYy brick store. a
=, cr,e,son and Maria Jones, owners: S,'@' 900
schumsnn 81 No o65 Broadway. archltc-e. ...---
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Dubl,r Notlres.

NOTICE.-Estimates for building new Pier
at Behune Street. Contract eos; and rspavins new
tract 6io will be received by the Department OF Docks
until II 30 NJ oc ,ber 1ath. 1897 For particulars SEQ
Record.