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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-02
FINANCE AND TRADE
This Features OF tho Money aud Steel
Markets. sltt o So 5-

Tho Features OF tho Money and steck
NEW YORK, June money on call
easy at 1A@17S per cent; last loan ~
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3E
as per cent. Sterling exchange weak,
with actual bushes in bankers bills at
81 S5%94 Sc for demand and at 81 s35i
o. 81 for sixty days. Posted rates
81 s41sa4 s5@4 81; commercial bills
81 1894 S3,l. Silver certificates $50
5sNc. Bar silver 5shc. Mexican dol.
lars 45Ec. 8
Wall street to-day interpreted Com
modore Schley's engagement at Santi-
ago as a success for the United States
forces. Even the rather meagre details
OF the affair and the counter claims
coming through Spanish sources did not
greatly disturb this conviction. 1t Is
not entirely sentimental result that
prices OF stocks should rise upon news
OF q naval victory for dealers In stock
take the practical view that X insures
an early termination OF the war. and
q consequent revival OF commerce and
industry. Prices bounded upward at
the opening, and furious activity de-
vcloped. together with the buoyant tone
and buying demand permcatins pretty
much the whole list. But 1t must be re-.
'membered that there has been quite q
lnrge volume of buying recently In an
tlclpation OF naval victory. There
has also been the remarkable advance
In Rock Island. carrying with 1t n
group OF al! stocks. in anticipation of
to-day's action at the annual meeting
on the didvldend. This meant. accord
Ing to invaria BILE rule. large selling to
take profits on the elimination, OF the
event. There was, in fact. enormous
profit taking during the day, which
was most marked in Rock Island and
Peoples Gas! The placing OF Rock
Island on Ave per cent dividend basis
and tho distribution OF n ten per, cent
stock dividend was even better than
many OF the rumors on the subject had
foretold. But this did not save 1t from
the Inevitable reaction on realizing.
There was very pronounced under
tone OF strength all through the list.
and 1t was sufficient to sustain fairly
we'll the profit taking, In the stocks
which have recently In their turn sus-
tained the list. The days net changes
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Every man Is n coward" said Capt.
Joe Waters. of Topeka, Kan, who
earned the right to talk through gallant
service In the civil war. to a writer for
the Kansas City Journal. II know 7
was. and I think every other soldier
has the same sense OF fear. My idea Of
q brave man Is the one who knows that
he Is scared half TO death, but yet has
nerve and pride enough to make him
unilinchingly face death. It is in the
army that one learns to what extent fa-
talism is held by men,. had a number
OF men in my company who consoled
themselves with this belief. 1t gave
them almost an appearance of cheer
fulness when they went Into battle.
They felt that they couldn't be hurt or
killed until their allotted time had
come, md of course man with this
feeling was notSapt to care much for
danger. On the other hand, there were
veterans who became worse scared with
each recurring battle. They figured 1t
out this way: well. have escaped so
far, and 1t must be pretty. close to my
turn have konwn who became SO
impressed with the idea that his turn
had come that he wrote farewell let
;ters before q battle, and arranged his
affairs and babe his comrades good
bye II he happened to be killed Il
made converts, not only to belief IN
fatalism, but also to the belief that
iatal,sm often revealed Its time and
place to its victims" ~
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55tronE Assertion. a, 10 j u.t VIVA,
W. tho Remedies VIII DO, N

j | 4 .
come. we would all 60 together-our lit
Ito boy and Yourselves"
3i A black-eyed lad, not pauslng In his
work Of loading layers OF pressed pris-
matte powder, answered my question.
"Afraid?" no repeated, cheerfully.
mo. A fellow can't die more than once.
you know. Besides, you get used to II
and don't think much about getting
Killed when you've handled the stun as
long as i have" n 55,},s33
e The assistant chemist smiled at the
suggestion that a powder mill was o
dangerous place In which to live. out
ones life. ny 'tttt55 M:
1T Is more the idea OF It than tho
reality" he remarked. II got used to
itgafter awhile"
An old man turned q bearded face to
the light and laughed good-naturcdly.
I've worked In this powder mill since
the war OF the rebellion broke out" said
he. Docs that look as though 1t were
q dangerous calling? guess I'll live to
see, America whip SPAIN, ID
In the carriage factory something had
been said about bicycle riding.
II could never make use OF a wheel"
remarked the superintendent
si"Why not?"}lI asked.
Because" said tho man who lives, as
1t were. over a volcano OF the deadllest
explosives, II think that bicycles are
too dangerous" srs &
Which shows, that there Is everything
In the point OF view.
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Wool.

BOSTON, June 1.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter Will say tomorrow
Of the wool market: Considering that
we have had one holiday the past week
and that Saturday as a half holiday Is
always q dull period, the market has
been fully as active since our last report
as 1t was the week previous.
The situation Is dominated by the west.
Growers and dealers are now at log
gerhcads over the new clip and while
they are fighting It out wool Is being
shipped east on consignment Wool Is
held very firmly IN the west, but there
are not few buyers who expect to see
western holders weaken In their prices
eventually and they are deferrlng action
in anticipation Of these.
The sales Of the week in Boston
amount to 100000 pounds domestic and
$4,000 pounds foreign, making total
of 1885, 600 against 2,44o.O0o for the pre-
vious. week and 4,7S2,0o0 for the cores
ponding week last year. Sales since
January ]. 1898, amount to 30,4S3,3l0
pounds, against 147 500 pounds for the
same time last year. j. 3.
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HaIIfs aftFfa
arc In consequence very much mixed
many Important stoe ks showing loses
and the extreme advances ia others be.
Ing ytrn much reduced by declines In
sympathy with the weakness OF special
stocks. London was q buyer in the New
York market, and there was a large
commission house demand. q
There, were very large Individual
transactions In bonds, and prices ad.
vanced throughout the extensive active
list. Total sales s5,225.o 900. n
United States as and the old rs regis.
tered advanced " per cent, and tho
old rs coupon, the now As and the 5's
Y per cent In the Old price. There
were gales OF the, new As coupon at
ll22s. a gain Of y per cent over tho
last sale.
e, The total sales Of stocks to-day were
AS.3O0 shares w .ft IA liUIft. FrlHH
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MPTOMS-Moisture; intense Itch
Ing and singing; most at night: worse
by scratching. II allowed to continus
tumors form, which often bleed and ui-
cerate. becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops tho Itching and
bleeding heals liberation. and In most
cases removes the tumors. At drug
gsts, or by mall. for 30 cents. DR..
Swayne & Son. Philadelphia. Refuse
all substitutes. tths&w
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NEW YORK-The metal market lack
ed important feature TO- day. Lead and
spelter exhibited relative strength but
were quiet. At the close the
metal exchange called pig
iron warrants unchanged with
SIS bid and SO IS asked; lake copper
quiet with s11 90 bid and $13 10 asked;
tin steady with s14 IS bid and sl4 95
asked; spelter firm with 81 80 bid and
81 40 asked; lead firm with So 50 bid
and 50 So asked. Lead was quoted at
So GO by the firm naming the setting
price for western miners and smelters.
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NEW YORK-The dry goods market
is in good shape all around just at pres
emit and though actual results are not
altogether satisfactory the future Is be-
lleved to hold good fall trade in store.
Another feature and more satisfactory
one. Is the growing strength Of print
cloths. Under the stimulus Of an active
market and with a curtailment of pro-
duction sufficient to radically decrease
the output, the price Of regulars has ad-
vanced TO cents and sellers are now
refusing bids at this figure in many In
StoDcpg '.HI..g| - r-4-st y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-02

ONE MINUTE Is not long. yet relief
Is obtained In half that time by the use
of One Minute Cough Cure. 1t pre-
vents consumption and quickly cures
colds. Group, bronchitis. pneumonia. Ia
grippe and all throat and lung troubles.
Charles R. Goethe. Market and Twelfth
streets; Chatham Sinclair. Forty-sixth
and Jacob streets; A. e. Scheehle. No.
COZ Main street: Exley Bros. Penn and
Zane streets: Bowie 6 Co.. Bridgeport.
Il. r---'=s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-02

THE Cuban question and political is
sues sink into insignificancc with tho
man who suffers from piles. What he
most desires. Is relief. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve cures piles. Charles
r. Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets:
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-sixth and Ja-
con streets: A. Z. Scheehle. No. GOT Main
street,: Exley Bros. Penn and Zane
streets; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport. 2
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G s. E. PARKER, Sharon, Wis, writes:
IT have tried De3Witt's Witch Hazel
salvc, for itching piles and 1t always
stops them In two minutes. conSider
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye the great
est pile cure on the market"
Charles R. Goethe, Market and Twelfth
streets: Chatham Sinclair. Fortr-sixth
and Jacob streets; A. E. Scheehle, No.
COZ Main street; Exley Bros. Penn and
Zane streets: Bowie &, Co.. Bridgeport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-02

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved In six hours by New Great
South American Kidney Cure" 1t Is q
great surprise on account OF, its exceed
Ing promptness In relieving pain in blad-
der, kidneys and back, In male or fe-
male. Relieves retention Of water al
mos, Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this Is the remedy. Sold
by R. II. List. druggist, Wheeling, W.
------ - Z - = - - IT'S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-02
=. q o. Sunday Excursions on Fourth
Dlyistou. e

Commencing Sunday, May %. and
every Sunday thereafter, until Septem-
Der 25, inclusive, the Baltimore & Ohio
will sell excursion tickets to and from
all stations between Wheeling and
Grafton, good returning date OF SALE at
one fare for the round trip, with ten
cents added, .sfis r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-02

s EVERYBoDY'S liable to itching
piles. Rich and poor, old and young
terrible the torture they suffer. Only
one sure cure; Doan's Ointment. Abso-
,lutely safe; can't fail; y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-02

OIL C1TY-Credlt balances SEC; certt-
ficates closed at S7Ac bid: shipments
6S,267 barrels; runs 1913, las barrels.
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Reduced Rate. via Ohio river II. r.

Wheeling to Cincinnati. o..........s5 so
Wheeling to Lexington. Ky. Z 60
Wheeling to Louisville. Ky........ Q 90
Wheeling to Louisville. KY. second
class 80
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U. s. new Is reg .l2a
do coupon. .l2h
u. s. Is 100
10 couponI.....lle
do seconds. Soy
u. 8. Is reg. liz
do 30 coupon. ..ll2
Pacific 6siof '95. .lO0hI
Atchison ......... 1s&
do preferred. 22t
Bal. & 0hio....., ~,
Can. Pacific...... SOY
Can. Southern... 52f
Central Pacific. llh
Ches. 6 Ohio. 2?
Chi. & Alton. .15s
, Chi, Bur. & Q. JOSH
C. c. c. 6 st. l.. A5I
do preferred... 81
Del. & Hudson..ll0N
Del, Lack. C W.lso
Den. & Rio g. ...l11h
do preferred. 4St
Eric new ...... 13H
do nrst pro. -. IS
Fort Wayne.....1GS
Hooking Valley. JE
Illinois Central. .105t.
Lake Eric &c W. 15L
do preferred... 72h
Lake IDS
Lou. & Nash.... 56%
Mich. Central... los
Mo. Pacific. 35,,
N. J. Central.... g6I
N. Y. Central. .lls1
Northwestern ...l29
do preferred. ..l72l
Northern Pac... IN
do Preferred. GeH
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Articles. Open. High. Low. Close.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Dull. 5.a
Whent--No. 2 spring 81. o5: No. 8
spring 9Sc9s1 QS; No. 2 red 81 10.
corn-No. 2, 53kc; No. 2 yellow 33&c.
;Oats-No.. 2, 25Ac; No. 2 white 29Ac:
No. 3 white 2SAc.
Rye-No. 2. 4S@49c.
Barley-No. 2. 3l@i6c.
Flaxseed-No. /. 81 %; northwestern
81 %.
TImothyeced-Pri 80 SJ@2 90.
Pork-Mess per barrel 81 16@1l 20.
Lard-Per 100 lbs Sc 12hIG 15.
Short rlbs-Sides (loose) IS 25GG 10:
dry sailed shoulders (boXcd) 5@5hc;
short clear sides (boxed9 So 2586 50.
Butter-Market steady; creameries 13
Q16c; dairies 1101Sc. .z &. q 4 ,55 4 :.
Eggs-Steady; fresh 9hc.
NEW YoRK-Flour, receipts 24,3eS
barrels: exports 34,772 barrels: market
weak and l5425c lower to sell; demand
very light
Wheat. receipts 2sG.4OO bushels; ex-
ports 1914, 400 bushels; spot weak; No.
red S7hc +. o. u. anolt September / to 15;
options opened Irregular but fairly
steady; closed at 6Ac decline on July
and 2@2lsc decline In other options No.
2 red July closed at 81 0OM.
Corn, receipts 800. 2e5 bushels; exports
$780, 200 bushels; spot weak; No. 2. 39Ac:
optluns opened firm: closed H0Sc net
lower: July closed at CSC. q
Oats, receipts 255,90O bushels; exports
o0,A2i bushels; spot dull; No. 9. S2Ac;
No. 2 white 33Mc; options dull. closing
unchanged: July closed Mt soc.
y Tallow easy. Cotton8eed oil quiet.
Rice quiet. Molasses steady. 9,
Coffee, options opened steady: closed
firm and unchanged TO 10.points high
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ct. saist i5,s0o Dass. Sugar. raw iirtn;
stdned firm.
/, RALTIasg Flour dtills Wheat
weak and lower; spot 81 1901 istt;
month 81 lsiis asked; july 97c. asked:
receipts li3,755 bushels; Exports 49,, coo
bushels. Corn dull and easy spot and
month 3G&d37c; July S1t.d37ae; re-
.cetpts L02. 6s3 bushels; exports ies,5lo
bushels. Oats duii.; No. q white 35iis0
Sec: No. 2 mixed s2,s q ssc; receipts 19b,-
900 bushels; exports 10000 busheia.
Butter steady md unchanged, Eggs
nrm and Unchanged Cheese steady
and unchanged. III .si i w.
1 CfNc1NSATI-Flour quiet and us-
changed. Wheat easieri No. 2 red
81 O66l oS. Corn dull; No. . mixed 35isc,
Oats dull: No. 2 naked 2Siisc, Rye quiet.
No. 2. 5lc. Lard easy ut IS is5. Buixs
meats quiet at 80 10. Bacon easier Of
81 90. Whisky firm at 81 20. Butter
hrm and unchanged. Sugar easy, Eggs
easy at &c. Cheese easy.
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Tive stock.

y cHIcAGo-cattls 1O9i5c t!shcr,
dressed beef steers 81 40d5s 90: cheiee
steers 81. 9045 20: medium 81 4Sqi 81.
stockers and feeders 81 COOS %: cows
and helfers 50 1904 90. Gamers 81 500
3 E35. Hogs active and 90 higher; fall
I to choice "a 3094 5?ts: packers "a 050
4 37is; butchers "a 1904 10; mixed 81 100
a 40; light 50 S504 so; pigs 81 COOS 90.
Sheep active. common to choice 50 500
a 60: clipped lambs 81 1905 30: yearlings
81 1905 90. wooded limbs Sc 00@6 TO-:
spring lambs IS 1906 90. Receipts: Cat.
4 tie 1850 head; hogs $4,000 head; sheep
1900 head. f n x
EAST LIBERTY-cattlo market,
supply light and unchanged. Hogs ac-
tive: prime heavy 81 554i 80: best Yor-
kers and mediums 81 50; light Workers.
S a 1904 40; common to fair Workers.
"a 1904 rs; pigs. as to quality, 50 700
4 90; roughs 81 1906 90. Sheep, steady
at unchanged prices: choice clipped
lambs, IS 1906 25; common to good 81 rs
Q5 90; spring lambs IS 0096 50: veal
calves IS 50G7 90.
Z CINCINNATI-Hogs steady md SC
higher at 50 1904 40.
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!. DoNps. ANp sTocK QUOTATIONS..


Ore. r. & Nav. 5l&
Pittsburgh .lS
Reading ....... 10
do first pre... i5N
Rock Island. ..l0l4s
lSt, Paul ......l0l
do preferred ..liSh
lSt P.P& Omaha. 7SA
| do preferred. ..1is
Southern Pac,..lTn
Texas & Pao... liz
Union Paciiic... coz
Wabash I....... 7M
do preferred. :. 1917
lWheel'g g. l.. L, OK
do preferred. :. 1?H
Adams ES......,1W
American Ex...l& II
~. s. Express. 10
Wells Fargo....l III
Am. Spirits. 1911
do preferred... 3ih
Am. Tobacco. ..109h
do preferred. lis
Peoples Gas....l0&
Col. +. G. Iron.. 22S
do Preferred. 20
Gen. Electric.... 3G3s
Illinois Steel.... IS
Lead ............. 33S
do preferred. .10iA
Pacific Mall. 80. eSA
Pullman Pal. Isl
Silver Ger. 5SA
Sugar ..........1tOh
do preferred. ia
Tenn. Coal & l.. %
U. s. LEATHER. s
do preferred. :. 6&
Western Union. sch
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This institute is the best equipped office
in the Northwest for the treatment Of
chronic maladies. II is an established
factor in the professional field OF medicine
and surgery. enjoying the confidence OF
many who have been cured by its physi-
clans. All durable diseases. not easily
remedied by the family doctor. are sue
cessfnlly treated by the specialists of the
Merrill Institute. by reason Of their SUI
perior knowlsdge. experience and .appli-
ances for the cure Of disease. Having the
only modern and complete ELECTRICAL
equipment in the country. We utilize in
conjunction xith the best known princi-
pies Of medicinal administration the pow
ADIC or STATIC ELECTRICITY "a all
suitable cases. thus offering the afflicted
a means OF recovery heretofore unobfain-
able. The present demand is for compe-
tent medical service, which can only b0
rendered by those possessing complete
equipment. fun knowledge and wide ex4
perience in medical lines. and charges
that are within easy reach of ordinary
means. CATARRH is one of our spe-
cialties. This disease affects the nose.
throat. lungs, stomach. liver, bowels. kid
neys and bladder. 1t also attacks the ear,
producing deafness, etc. BY preventing
thorough elimination of waste products,
1t leads to nervous affections. debility,
discharges. special diseases of men. fe-
male complaints. ovarian and uterine
troubles. which We cure. CONSULTA-
TON and EXAMINATION are free.
Write If you cannot call. Hours II 90 TO
1880 2, M 200 TO 500, 700 70 $500 p. m.
c. S. MERRILL, A. NJ. NJ d,
And Associates. Consulting Physicians.
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Sfckenfug Details OF Massacre q
missionaries at Rotufumk.


LONDON. May s6--A letter received Ia
this city from Sierra Leone. West Coast OF
Africa. says that a Mamma native. who
was with the American missionaries at
Rotefnnk. when they were rnaSsacred by
the Insurgents, but who made his escape
by resuming his native garb. furnished the
following account OF the tragedy:
I'VE started to walk to Sierra Leone. hut
had only gone half mile when We met
war boys. who blocked the way. Rev. Mr..
Cain tried TO frighten them by firing r.
voiver over their heads but seeing they
were determined to do mischief. he cast his
revolver away and said he would not have
anyhody's blood on his hands.
THE war boys then seized the party. In
Guiding Misses Hatfield. Archer and Kent
tSchenckl. stripped them OF their CLOTH
ing, dragged them back to the mission
house. In front or which the war boys cut
down Rev. Mr.. Cain and hacked him to
death. and then treated Miss Archer and
Miss Kent tSchenckl In the same way. Miss
Hatfield. who was very Ill. was thrown
on harhed wire netting and finally her
throat Wa cut.
Mrs. Cain escaped 10 the bush with =
native girl but the war boys went out seek
Ing for them and they were afterwards
killed.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January I aA1
for "Wednesday.

hut Wf0ueSo0ys
Real estate transactions since January l.
iS9s, are $i.254 .sza. 80. There were fled fo4
record Wednesday eleven deeds. aggre-
eating s6,312.7o. Following IL list:
Sheriff to Mary J. Powles. lot II. blk
sS, Gilman Park add. May q. SIS 10.
The Mount Pleasant Cemetery Co. TO J
f.. crichton. admr. lot 100, sec !. replat q
Mount Pleasant cemetery, February Z. 31A
II. -. X. Hadenfeldt TO Ellen M. Hess,
lot u. blk "a. ]. II. Maggie add. May "a.
81. $50
John Glen G: ux. 20 NORTH Rooster. lot
2, blk 5, Eastern add. May 4. e7.25e,
William Franssn ct ux. to Oregon Mort
gage Co. lots. 10 TO liz. blk 4, Columbia.
May 20. q c, ST..
State OF Washington 20 X. NJ. creswelI.
% lot T. blk 10, 40,iis feet lot 4. blk
f7o A, supplemental sheet. page q. Seattle
tide lands, April 7, sls.
Benjamin b. Nelson 10 Neis Johnson.
trac, In sec Z, twp 81, 8. May ~. $40.
State OF Washington TO A. A. DenAy.
lots | and 2. blk liz. Seattie tide lands,
May 20. $500.
Charles Il. Thurs,on ct ux. TO J. c.
Grayson, lots u and le, blk G. Phinney's
add May 25. si0
l.. 8. Nelson ct ux. 10 J. r.. Andrews.
pl< LOT 4. blk 20. Bell Heirs Second add.
April "A $500.
Martha A. Nicely to A. Il. Greepus, 81
feet lot s. and 4g feet lot 9. blk 4,
Union add. May -. $500.
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~ rREASI-RERss NOTIcE-SoTICE
eerzbx given that the assessment rois
- Locn1 improvement District No. i5n. IN
-. CITY OF Seattle. created By ordinance
~ RI ErsisSsa an Ordinance provid-
for che improvement 81 East JeHer-
- street. In the Csty or Seattle. from
<S-ncftesf. Avenue - the Alley between
&~ecfy-Arss Avec;s and Twsnty-second
feeosse. Tweatf-frFt Avenue from East
TGerson etr<-et 20 q point 80 feet South
"a Ear 1Arion Street. and Twentieth Av-
1870 frDf-a East Jefferson Street 20 point
- III south OF East Marion Street. By
r1nzfrs,rtinx therein an sr6nstons pipe
W1er throughout said portions OF said
ksnefz and sad avenues. together with
- oecessary wyea openings. mankoiez
fsmpho5<s @eBii3atora. csteh-baxinz and
Gur{sng tanks and providing for the pay
ri therefor by the mode OF immediate
naynens. ard establishing fund for such
10aent by snsssessnent upon al the f.sss
~ pafcese Of land benefited ny eucsa I'm
1Iovemenf. under the provisions Of Orti-
nance No. 1Ss approved April 18th fss2
- amended by Ordinance No. 21s9. APP
rseoved the Str day Of MAY 1854. Ordinance
10 40 approved May 9Th 1ss7 and the
Cry Charter as now IN force. hss been
certified to me for collection. and that
ssn1Fses payment OF the assessment thereon
contained II made within - days from
fts date of the first publication OF this
nostre such assessment shall become de-
gats Of 10 per cent per annum until paid.
ara n not paid before such assessment
AL have become delinquent a penalty
a per cent. shall be added and the
Gum delinquent shall he entered on the
annuaI tax roll for the current year
agaiua each 10; and parcel 80 delinquent
and with the interest collected as other
saxas. separate account being kept there
q. and II not paid within rhe time fixed
FOR the payment OF city taxes shall be
selected. together With such additional
charges and penalties as are authorized
10 BE- charged and collected on other de-
Anquens taxes. each lot or parcel 50 de-
6nn1enf snail be gold for the amount Of
fssch assessment. with interests and eosts.
Al TIE time and In the manner and by
he ssme authority az lands and lots are
sd for sffy taxes.
A. TT. FOOTE.
city Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Date OF flrst publication. Seattle. Wash,
1ay g Issk.