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STEAMERS.
Kau sF: s. 8. LINE.

Steamer Cleveland leaves Seattle for San
Francisco Jane !. CAbsa. 40. steerage
s 90 Steamer Iakrrs sale regularly. For
freight ami passage apply IN
e z GAME. Agent.
Ayio3rca Dock
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TEE EVERETT
& MONTE CRISW
RAILWAY

1ne only route 10 the Rcpyses1i
mining districts Of tsess sss~sstSa Il1.
Creek. Goat Lake and Nosts
The scenic route Ter ss
an6 camping pArtA
Commencing Monday. e. IA
Arett 4 Monte t,Ti*t9 rssss~ 80
Trains vil leave Eyscsn ~
Cris:c every morn!ne. S2
ard SUNDAY, a; 7;tS = = r.vtu<o
Train viii leave Monte 49, r. 8
ere:t a. 7.4s =. en- essfJ ~. zSz
Sunday sni Nor aaaHyiiRp. q u
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FLY ON THE FLYER"

FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER.
Regular daily trips. Seatue-TaccDa
route as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. Nay
TIME CARD
Single fare. Sec, round trip. &c.
Leave Seatiie-!:4s. u:lS q m: fs<. Sis
p. m
Leave Tacoma-s:se a. m: ], A.3e. p. m.
SUNDAYS
Leave Seettfe-.:3 30 a. m. II IA. p. "a.
Leave Taeema-a:3o a. m. $50. S:I p. N.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
rion street Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and state Of
Washington fare sc.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that un-
der the provisions OF Ordinance No. s19.
AN ordinance to 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 un-
occupied premises within the corporate
limits OF the city Of Seattle. to sufYer or
allow any thistles to grow or TO blossom
upon said premises. or in front of or
AUDITING 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 a nui-
sance and. upon conviction thereof be
punished by a fine not exceeding twenty
Ave 0250O dollars or by imprisonment
not more than ten uo) days. or by both
fine and Imprisonment
1t shall be the duty OF the street commits
sioner to destroy or cause to be DESTROYED
any thistle or thistles growing upon or in
the public streets and alleys OF said city.
Dated May Sd. 1897.
c. g. REED.
Chief OF Police.
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l.. & B. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Weekly Time Card.
Steamer Champaign Skagit river route.
leaves Seattle June at 10 a. m; June 3 at
ii a. m: June 5 at noon. leaves Mt. Vernon
at p. m, calling at West Everett, Tu-
lalip. Stanwooi. Fir, Skaglt City. Mount
Vernon and Avon. Rhododendyon excur-
sion to Coupevile. Sunday. June 8. leaving
Mount Vernon at 5:ls a. m.
City Dock-Steamers for'aii points on the
Sound. Open all night. 8. G.. Yerkes. Man
ager. Telephone Main 81.
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COMPOSITION-Wea are now prepared to
do composition for the trade (any meas
ure) In Nonpareil. Minion Brewer and
Long Primer. Satisfaction guaranteed
Can or address Post-1ntel!igencer. Seat
tie.
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY to
manufacturers. business houses and
public men by the Press Clipping Blu
reau (Allen's), Union block, Portland.
Or
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CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that the assess
ment roll OF Local Improvement District
No. III. created by Ordinance No 44O7. En-
titled IAN Ordinance providing for the i'm
provement Of Main Street I'm the CITY OF
Seattle from the east margin Of Eighth
Avenue South u the west margin Of
same one-haH Its width ana pfovidinx for
the payment therefor by the mode OF i'm
mediate payment and establishing a fund
for such payment by an assessment upon
all the lots and parcels Of land benefited
q ordinanee No so APPROVED s R pGx':S th
1892. as amended by Ordinance No. $3.50
approved May sth. 1884, and the City Char
ter as now In force. has been certified to
ment Of the assessment thereon contained
is made within 30 days from the date of
the first publication OF this notice such as
sessmcnt shall become delinq aent and shall!
annum until paid, and II not paid before
such assessment shall have become deiin
Quent a penalty of per cent. shall be add
ed. and the sums delinquent shall be en-
tered on the annual tax roll for the cur
rent year against es IN lot and parcel so
delinquent and with the interest collected
as other taxes, separate account being
kept thereof. and IL not paid within the
time fixed for the payment Of city taxes
shall DO collected as such taxes are collect
ed. together with such additional charges
and penalties as are authorized TO he
charged and collected on other delinquent
taxes, and each lot or parcel so delinquent
shall be sold for the mount of such as
sessment. with interest and costs at the
time and in the manne- and by the same
authority as lands and lots are sold for
GEORGE F. MEACHAM
City Treasurer of the City of Seattle.
Date of first publication. Seattle. Wash.
May -. 1897
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SEATTLE.
VANCOUVER. B. c

sSATILE- TACOMA.
VANCOUVER. B. c.
Take steamer Utopia for Port Townsend.
Anscortes. Whatcom. BLAINE and VAN.
COEEEk.
Leaves Yesler wharf MONDAYS and
Thur scayf .. m Blaine. e: Vancouver
.. For Information, Xeajsg dock.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

H4o1fDlEha, ATTENgION--The annual
fI6Sf3nG a. che Pioneer Association Of
~ Gt9to 81 Washington. Inc. will no
Hid "a tho Chamber Of Commerce. Sc
4 G4fle, Wash. juno L. 1877. At 10 o'clock
y fusi attendance IL earnestly requested
80 1mpCrtan4 business Is TO he Transacted
<61Ae1iig 70 the buildlnF Of a Pioneer haH.
IN which the lots have been donated.
w. PARRY SMITH. Secretary.
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s2k&14aER6 OF the general rciief commit
# 10 and all Odd Fellows are requested 10
35seet At the ODD Fellows. hall to attend
4hu funeral Of James Pollock al ID y.
f5A Nay 81 wM, PEARSE. Pres.
ss5 n. MsLAIftHf.I.s. Sec'y.
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MINING ENGINEER.
JAMES b. RAWLINGS, ex-United States
inspector of mines: mines examined. 81
Starr-Boyd building.

GRAIN AND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SEATTLE GRAIN AND STOCK EN-
change. . Sullivan block: grain. provi-
sions. stocks. on margin. Tel. Main 20.
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xorfcr TO sTockaoLDERs.

NOTICE TO sToCKROLDERs.
NoTIcE-The regular annual Meeting of
"tba stockholders of the Van Anda Ton
nar q Gold Company will be held
a. the office Of the company. room 6ls
VALLEY Building. Seattle. Wash. on
Tmexiay. June 1. 1897. at l p. m.
r. D. HALL. Secretary.
Dated May ID. 1897.
NOTIcE-The. regular. annual meeting OF
tbs stockholders Of the Golden Cord Min
ing Company will be held at the office or
the company; room sls . Bailey building.
so. at II 40 q clcck a. m. ash
j. NJ. WIIzMANS. Secretary.
Dated May 18th. 1897.
NOTICE-The SECULAR annual meeting Of
The stockholders OF the Wilmans Mining
Cnmnany will be held at the Office Of the
company, room 6la Bailey building Sc
attle wash. on Tuesday, June LIST, 1907
al II O'Clock a. m.
J. NJ. WLr4MANS Secretary.
ps.aa Nav 18th. 1897.
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IMPoUNDED STOCK NOTICE-The fol-
lowing described horse. placed in the
city pound on May Is, 1897 will be sold
for cash in hand. TO pay cost OF impound-
ing and advertising. Tuesday, June Is,
1897, at 10 o'clock a. m. at the front door
of police headquarters. corner of Third
avenue and Yesler way:
One bay horse, reached mane white face.
white stripe down face.
The xner OF the above described horse
being , me unknown.
c. s. REED, Chief OF Police.
Date of first publication. May 30, 1891.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
II. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. Burke Build
ing, Seattle, Wn.. May &c 1897 Sealed
proposals for constructing gun emplaee-
ments on Marrowstone Point Washing
ton. will be received here until June 30.
1897 and then publicly opened Infor-
nation furnished on application. Harry
Taylor Capt. Engrs-
TUNNEL CONTRACTS Three short
rock tunnels. lSo 1870 and 40 feet. on the
a & c. r. r. r. TO let: will let to gangs
of station men. IL tunnel men: other sta
ton work Apply TO Honeyman. De
Hart & Glenn, Rainier. Or
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nxwAnD.

& ssss - AhWs
IS y ~ MI u paid Tor infor-
= the AFrsst and eoAs, ~
lIIcSf &i1lvsFsd 70 subscrinsss
T. INK lhe Nity. - -
4!
11leaaents VII; be received At
Z 9cse % the Post -inislig Ia,
cQ8A HuREAU-No. i1s facinc
81 TowNsENp--wiIl.am J. Jones
rs 111N0HAN HAY-New Whascon,
~ AZ xr.4i ns'a E al street g. c.
eeAnlGt, Agent.
50 1peeff64uenta under the head OF Lost.
INT Gnie. For Rent and situations
A&to4 U1u BE- inserted at the rate OF
p u W6s6 each Insertion. Payment al
- a n6tance No advertisement re-
business office OF the
E1ks4Nttytlgeucer II open until II =. n;
NV Mourn, q. N. TO l2:D p. M anu
S. p,slE Classified advertisements VIII
x611y4d up to this time.
- fs|lSe,ns letters await advertisers
e - rsashers'
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CITY xorIcEs.

CITY NOTICEA
IMPoUNDED STOCK NOTIcE-The fol-
lowing described horse, placed in ths
city pound on May IL 1897. viii be sold
at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash in hand. to pay costs Of inn
pounding and advertising. SATURDAY..
June 5. 1897, at 10 o'clock a. m. at the
front door of police headquarters. cor
ner of Third street and Tesler way:
One sorrel horse. branded on left hip.
8 years old.
The owner Of the above described horse
being to me unknown.
C. 8. REED.
Chief Of Police.
Date of first publication. May q. 1897.
IMPoUNpED STOCK NoTIcE-The fol-
lowing described horse, placed in the
city pound on May .. 1897, will be sold
at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash in hand. to pay costs of Inn
pounding and advertising, Thursday.
June 10 1897. at 10 O'Clock a. m. at
the front door of police headquarters,
corner Of Third street and Yesler way:
One sorrel horse. white stripe down face.
years old.
The owner OF the above-desoribed horse
being to me unknown.
G. 8. REED,
Chief Of Police.
Date Of first publication. May 3.
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MEf.P wANTED-MAI.E.

idea. Who can think of
oo4no simple thing to pascntF Protect
Yeur ideAas they may hiring YOU wealth
Write John Weslfierh.,rn X Co. Dent ~
~ pAttnt attorneys, Washington - C..
for fiseir q 500 prize offer and Lat of |. asl
{mvenfiens wanted
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TWO nice. large rooms. VITA bosr,. aad
- Of ysaro. ~ kisIa asxaue
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ron ENCNkN6E-
Et1R Y-Nt1ft Nc E.--k3etei. locsfe-s NJ Men
rCvla t.43. c9sf85fssDx - rooms ,-E@,.trs,
ee3ls gas thNf fssSalS furnished aFciis,s-
iag sxa l1S ossc-E2if 8ErHs Ok sAaA. ser
haaA a.sock oT desirable business pras,s.r-
Is kog farther part MARS apply Jaha
II nsrtls. First National bank Manro-
Va Cal
rOg aANGE-Reslaeaca and two
s.oSk@ ot asrtea ground Oh ear llns. az
CFesn AXE, nfsiscAEa t~-ypd Ter residence
as cottage close ia with @r wsfssasxt IN
sur1orancr. Address ". u " cod Mai
lar hail1.ng.
To EXCHANGE Egrs.-ciass nsyinE avsir
business eSraei sShsa seven years. woa3a
take Farsh ia san Juan tslsra in pssrt
pay k'as particulars as tssess J. Drugs
care Observation-Disclosures.
FOR EXCHANGE business property.
one Block from business e9ater. WELL
rented. Address Opportunity. care Peat
lntegsigenSSf.
NAN-TE.te~Ta sYais aas-Srea stylish
agssLns Acfsx ss&rS oi1. fog sssiaSla
ies. Address <. ". =. La Ss<ea3 As.
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LATEST PATTERNS In amateur outfits
and complete stock dry plates and films
free use dark rooms for changing. WASH
inston Dental and Photographic supply
Co. ~ Columbia, opposite pcS,ofdcs.
G w PARKER e. co. fresh paper and
plates: everything used In photography.
rssatuExaz
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ELECTIONS or TWO cORpOPiyIoyS

A. the annual meeting Of tho stock oldors Of Tho
frookiEH warehouse and Storage Company held
yesterday afternoon. the following directors v.era
elected: Chaunccy NJ. DeDeW William : Hawk
Obed Wheeler. John r. Van Wormer George "
chauncey. William H. Wallace. Guy Du Val
Henry \. Whitney, William 3. Tubby Christian
r Christensen. Horace C. Du Val, Joseph J. AL
mirall nd John $ rockingham
William II. Wayne and r. b. Stevens Were
chosen inspectors Of election.
The president and treasurer made mos; fayora bic
reports on the condition OF the business
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Schermerhorn Bank the following directors were
elected: Joseph J. Amirall Eugene g Blackford
Herbert L. Bridgman. c. +. Christensen Chauncey
M De?ew. Guy Du Val Horace {. Du Val. Clar-
elcc w: Seamans. John r. Van Wormer William
"; Wallace. Obed Wheeler and Henry ~ Whitney
The inspectors Of election William r.. 1ubh,
and John rockingham
Al the meeting Of the bank directors. held immc-
diateIy after the meeting Of The stockholders the
following officers elected: President Henry
y whitney: vice-orcsident William n. Wallace;
cashier. William II. Palmer. and Executive Com
mlttee william u Wallace. Joseph J. Amiral and
Horace 4. Du Val
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

JOINT TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION HEARING.
The hearing OF argument upon the appeal from
decision of Judge Wheeler, of the United STATES
Circuit Court adverse the plaintiff in the suit OF
the United States to break UP the Joint Traffic AS
ISOLATION was begun before Judges Wallace ana
Lacor1be in the United States Circuit Court or APP
meals Yesterday United States District-Attorney
Macfarlaus appeared for the Government, and the
Joint Traffic Association was represented by James
G. Carter and +. j. Phelps. ex-Unted States Min
lister TO England.
The agreement by which thirty-two or more rail-
roads combined 10 form the association. Mr.. Mac
farlane said in the course Of his argument was
intended TO pool all competition in traffic within its
scope and 1t covered all through traffic OF the
PRINCIPAL terminal points Of the great trunk lines
That agreement Mr.. Macfarlane declared. was un-
lawful as establishing not only traffic pool but
also pool Of earnings in violation OF the Inter
state Commerce act. and as being contract In re-
therefore unlawful under the Sherman Antitrust
# was calculated to deprive the pu6lc OF the
benefits flowing from iree compettlOn, me inter
state Commerce Commission had declared tn"
agreement 4 violation Of law and taere were nu-
merous authorities in support Of this decision
There is provision IN the Interstate COM
norrn act" said Mr.. Micfarlane, in ending his
argument which permits combinations OF this
character between competing railroads. There is
somofhlnS moro than violation Of law in this Joint
the law For years the railroads have fought the
Anti Pooling law. and now hey have determined
force /, and BEAT If they can II is more dan
seruus to have the law violated than 10 destroy
Argument, for the Joint Traffic Association will
be heard his morning
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NR. CLEVELAND At PRINCETON.
HE ARRIVES At THE JUNCTION AND DRIVES
TO HIS NEW HOME sURMlsEs As
TO LIS FI'TIR

Princeton. March Sex President Grover Cleve-
land arrived a his home iu this Place for the
first time this morning. since he gave up the rein.
Of government. The x-President was me- 4,
Princeton Junction by his private carriage and was
driven 10 the new home OF the Clevoands in RAJ,
ard-aye. No one accompanied him. \ Sigh,
rain made The drive OF three miles from the
junction - hts hom" tresome one and the car
riaSe was covered with mud whom IL reached the
Stideu mansion. now tho Cleveland property There
wa no demonstration on the par, Or tho students
because many of them were uot aware % Mr. cleva-
lands presence here until ong after MA arrival
A. TO the future plans OF Mr.. Cleveland there is
much doubt. There arc some who think he viii
practise .aw I'm NeN-Nork CITY. He i mentiona1
the senior partner OF law firm which II ia
said will he composed OF Messrs Cleveland Carlisle
and Sietson. and viii go into business in the vcin-
fly OF Wall-St Nj Carlisle Is tho eN- Secrntarv az
the Treasury and Alr. Stetson former law part.
nrr u Mr.. ti@yland 'N''
There are others who say that The OK. President
viii not engage IN any business pursuits Tor some
time "a come They SAY he viii remain here I'm, =
short time ara thar he contemplatcs cruising i'm
southern waters with +. {. Benedict tho latfers
YACHT Oneida.
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SALV4TION ARMY ANNIVERS4Rr.

The No Corps Of the Salvation Army. az Nc IL
West Fourteenth-st under the leadership OF Major
and Mrs George Brown is arranging a series OF
anniversary meetings FOR Saturday. sunday ana
Monday in honor OF the landing OF the Armys
Columbus" Commissioner Railton. who, seven
tam wears ago under a commission from intsrna'
tionsl headquarters London. arrived here with .
party OF seven officers TO start the work OF the
Iteutenant-C oone French will lead these ami
versary meetings assisted by Major and MT
Brown Major Brengle Major Winant stan ZAP
tain Damon. Adjutant ludgate. from MILWAUKEE
the long distance" singer Ensign Westbrook ons
~ the original party. and many other stan ana
Ne,d Officers and hundreds OF soldiers among them
Son,A NJ the Arny's first converts IN America.
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ALMOST KILLED THE TRIAL PS.
GAS FROM HEATING STOVE FILLS THE
PERTH AMBOY JAIL, IN WHICH THE
WANDERERS WERE SLEEPING AND
NEARLY ASPHYNIATES THEN.

NEARLY ASPHYNTATES THEN.
Perth Amhoy March ls.-The city Jail narrowly
escaped being the scene Of wholesale cNtermina-
ton of tramps last night. As IT was there were four
over whom two policemen and doctor, aided by
the rest OF the tramps worked for hours before
they revived
The Jail ddjoins the police station. which is in the
rear or the city Hall The Jail IL a long room. with
cell. on either side and a corridor running down
the middle. II heated by old-fashoncd pot
stove Of great For years II has been tho nightly
LODGING place ira mps Seldom tho cold weather
there less than twenty in the Jail seeking place
80 sleep The tramps have been allow cd 10 use the
cells and corridor. SO long there one to
lock in a CELL the trImps might use it, hut when
prisoner brought In thc tramps who had occU-
pied II were hustled ont and mad" TO seek sleeping
accommodat lions upon the floor OF the corridor
About $3.50 o'clock last night. Roundsman Null
gar who * the night desk in the police station.
put the last asking FOR lodging into the Jail
Iio then locked the door ard went back 10 the
~ that hour.
About 1890 o'clock he heard some one banging
the Jail door. lie unlocked the door ana found
the twenty-five tramps in pitifu condition only
a faw OF them able 10 move The room was
nllcd with coal gas.
The room becoming TOO warm one of Tho men had
stove. and In a short time the gas had filed the
room. Most Of the men revived as the air
cleared but number We're extremely sick Four
II them were glspng FOR breath and moaning
ing The men heSan The experience Is likely to keep
ramps away from Tho jail FOR some time.
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Cot,pr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

NG p Ramsey Wna: ana Parker u
s. rs o e. s. % = TO- H. i9 g. a. IS ~ '
IagT%r CaenaaT caea a. 1880 M ''''
saprraie Gourt~special IermSPar, iTBefore Reach
supreme oPs4s psy rsrufa S1'f
"s Supreme Y coar'-ipSeaI rerns~rit nxlors An.
draw a In o oa7 ie9o tiSo 6.S .iea III III
i iSis los l,ss ,a5 a. clear
supreme cour'Specs Term 4, Far IT, Before Russell
supreme coar-Srcsi' regn-P,r, Before K.oeh
J-causes be sont from Pant " FOR trial case un.
supreme cour special rerm-rsr, vi Before Law
supreme cour Tli.l TcmmoP ar i Belere Freedman.
supreme court Trial Term Par, iii Beror- Glider
ms s Y, t ' 4S .s s 3? is S S,S s,s s
i2m 5000 s3i7 'N2s. l2o9 6d's a>7s cas-, unfinished
J--teuses 10 he sNn trom Part Ill for trial Case I'M
supreme cour-rral rern-part Before psy. j
Causes 10 be sent from Part III lor trial clear
.,sSc;' to he .,H; from rar ri for trial
$aereme, cosn TIA Term rsr' u Retsr. nasro
looi sc;s lc7ao 500 5s3 522s GaSs ais 5@S i2g
a2n aSo2 sizes 5saS io7S cas~ unnn' shed $500 VS.
supreme u. .Ii l Te "a, r, yBefos pa J.
supreme court Trial re .mpsr, adjourned Tor the
supreme coqrr-rria rerm-par, N-Bctor. McAd.m
,.s g Re .;Rl ir9m Par vi Or mi
rauses 20 be sent from preferred c,enasr Tor trial
Supreme 1ria. rcrn-pau XrI-setor. Werner
Causes - he sent from preferred clendar trial
surresa'es Court Chambers nstor~ Arnold s-Motlon
S'sndar Janea at 100 q n WIS Tor probate Jane
encl Seusranier Bessie " Murray Vincent NJ
W:cd =, ,sTc' 90 n~ Net A@t Ass.nder A@Srq;.
psoesc Michael ,. kiernan az p.
NS 1857. WIN o. Alexander Maker at io,5 a m; No
30 ,s s''s' saS 81 'Sameus B Roger At lotS
e' siiy at c5S 10 .' c,,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS.
LONG ISLAND SCHOOLBOYS TO RACE FOR
TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL HONORS AT
THE CLERMONT AVENUE RINK

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW.
The long anticipated championship skating races
OF the Long Island Interscholastc Athletic Leag CUE
will be decided the Clermont Avenue Rink this
and tomorrow evenings. March 10 and - As all the
leading schools in the league have entries some
interesting sport is promised.
The following is the list Of officials appointed 20
conduct The meeting: Referee. \. Y. Morgan. De
la Sale Athletic Association New-Yo,k. iinekeep-
ers. George A. Mcasher, Canada D.. Harry : Pet
tit. Adeph. Athletic Association. Augustus Pever-
ely Atalana Boat club judges. E. ". Fikins Abel
phi Athletic Association. f. Ira Richards Poyiech-
mic Preparatory Athletic Assoc lion ani George
Reich, Young Mems Christian Assoca on. starter
Samuel D. See. South Brooklyn Wheelmcn. an
nouncer. j. y. Forney Adelphi Academy Athletic As
ISOLATION; clerk of the course, NJ. g. Berkins Brook
Ign Latin School: assistant clerk OF the course NJ
Mel. Hanford. Brooklyn Latin School: scorers J.
G. l.angdon, Adelphi Athletic Association. George
Chadwick Brooklyn Latin School and r = Ada.
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