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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
EIGHTH ANNUAL REUNION UNI
TED CONFEDERlT E VETERANS.
ATIANTA. Ga. JULY 2O-25. 1898.

On account OF this occasion the South
ern Railway will sell. tickets from all sta
lions on IT'S line 90 Atlanta, Ga, and re-
turn az one cent per mile in each direc-
tion for the round trip Tickets on sale
Tulv 17th. 18th and 18th. final limit re-
turning July 81. 1888. The rate from Rich
mond Va. and return FOR this occasion
win be $40 Is The Southern has most eN-
cellent schedules and sleeping car ser
vice from THIS section 20 Atlanta, con-
sisting of It's double daily trains-"The
washington and southwestern Limited
and the UNITED states Fast Mail" Fur
Their information furnished by agents
Southern Railway or @. w. Westbury' T.
i. A.. Richmond, Na.
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moved It's camp M 10 the mortar bat-
teries. half q mile up the beach. in the
cluster Of pines overlooking the bay
The third battalion OF this regiment 10
be composed OF four companies OF the
Fourth Maryland Regiment is expected to
arrive daily.
Nicholas Fish. Esq. 81 New York. faith
er OF Hamilton Fish, Jr., who was kill
"a in the battle OF La Quasina last Fri
day IS ut the Chamberlln on his way 10
cuba TO lok after the remains Of his
son.
Great preparations arc being made NJ
old Point 10 entertain the State Bar As
ISOLATION. which meets az the Chamber
I'm Hotel on the 5th, 9Th and 7th Of this
month.
Mr. W Z. Brush Of this place has been
made an army secretary OF the \. M. G.
A. and has taken charge OF the Y. VI. G.
A. az tho First Maryland Camp at Old
Point.
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,A~AHAA~~NNNN@NNNv .NANNNe%&~%%%NA%

brevity Of the Spanish adyices, leaving
all Europe at the mercy OF American
eXagseratlous."
Every one here seems 20 feel that the
decisive game is being played around
Santiago de Cuba, and that the Iall OF
that city cannot tail 70 aecft the very
existence Of the Government here, but
thus Tar perfect tranquility prevails.
CAMARA CENSURED.
The Madrid newspapers also severely
censure the return Of the three spanish
torpedo-boat destroycrs and the two coal
laden transatlantic steamers, which are
said 10 be back at Port said, and much
INDIGNATION is expressed at the time lost
bv Admiral Camaras fleet IN Egyptian
waters.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs has
caused IL to be announced that the only
difficulties met with in Egypt were due
"a the representati0ns Of the American
Consul against the duration OF the
souadron's stay and the purchase OF coal.
The passage Of the canal, the minister
explained, could not present any DIM
Guilty.
CRITICAL At MANILA.
4.3OP. MA dispatch was received here
to-day from General August dated Ma
Mia. June 26th via Hong Hong, In which
ne says:
"The situation continues rs critical as
announced in my telegram OF June bth.
Fifteen German, French Japanese ana
British war vessels are anchored In me
bav. Through them there Is frequent
communication wIth Hong Kong.
General Monet. after fighting several
battles. has arrived az MacaboFe Win
thousand men. where he IS entrenchedi.
"In the event OF the enemy Advancing
on the capital, have ordered General
Monet 10 force HIS way through TO my
holm. though I regard such an operation
az dinlcult"
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Talbot in Dry Dock.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. July 2-The Tai
bot. torpedo boat damaged while being
docked al Southport will not get away
from here before Monday night. She was
hauled up on SINNERS marine railway
to-day for repairs. A force OF machin-
lists will be kept at work on her during
all OF tomorrow and next day so as TO
speed her on her way to the South. The
Cwin. the Talbot's companion boat, pro-
ceeded TO Charleston on her way to Key
West to-day
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ELIZABETH CITY DELEGATES.
The Father of Hamilton Fish, Jr., on
the Way To Cuba.

HAMPTON, VA. July 2.-Special-The
Democrats Of the county Of Elizabeth
civ have elected the following delegates
TO the ocean View Convention TO nomi-
nate a congressman from the Second
Congressional district.
Hampton-E. h. Montague and +. W.
Shield.
Wythe-Thomas G.. Elan aud r. X.
Curtis
Chesapeake - Phoebus Precinct - Mike
Haley and c. H. Schmetz.
Fox Hill-R. II. Watson and David
Johnson.
All Of the delegates favor the renomi-
nation OF Hon. w. A. Young. save those
elected In Wythe.
The second battalion OF the First Mary
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and fits return prevented By the use OF
Dr. Davids Liver Pills. The Best on
T,arth" for the cure OF constipation.
bnlousness. headache dyspepsia and an
stomach and liver troubles. Dr. DaNld ;
Liver Pills act mia ana ehectiVe' ana
ara pleasaut and perfectly harmless.
price 25 cents a box everywhere; five
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.
Richmond Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03

NEW YORK. July 2-BUTTER-
STEADY. state dairy. 12d16c.; State cream
tsrv. 13isulGibc.. western creamery. 1890
16isc.. Elgius. 11c.; factory. l1Ul2ttc.
= CHEESE Receipts not available easy
Sarge white. a..
EGGS-Frm. state and Pennsylvania,
l2G1Zigc.. western 12iaUl3c.
COFFEF-UuIl. so. Z. Gitc.
TURPENTINE-S Steady
RICE-Stcady
HTS-Quiet
4 ROSIN--Quiet
p, COFFEE-Options closed inactive nj
lnchaugcd prices. There were no trans
NcflOus.
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NAvAI. STORES

CHARLESTON S. c.. July 2-TUR-
E'ENTINE- Market steady at 23c. bid;
Bales none.
ROSIN-Ouiet: sales. none: unchanged.
SAVANNAH Ga. July spirits OF
WURPENTINE-I1rm at 23l2c.. receipts,
i240 casks. sales. 4N3 casks.
EOSIN- Unchanged, receipts, 34S3 bar
rcls. sales. 9T5 barrels.
WILMINGTON ~ c.. July 2.-TUR-
TENTlNE-Steldy at 2302]i4c.i receipts
R0sIN-Firm at S1Q1o5: receipts. 677
Barrels 49,
! 70. receipts. % barrels.
TAR-Sttady az Sl30; receipts, 1859 bar
ECls
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- YoRK ID GOODs NARKET.

NEW YORK. July 2.-There is practi-
rally no market for dry goods to-day:
MANY nrst-haud stores are closed. and
ahere a. very little trading. owing % the
difficulties OF shipment The market Is
uuiet iu AN departments. and very rev
nuvers are n town. The print cloths
market Is quiet in AN grades.
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NORFOLK. VA. July 2.-PEANUTS-
Farmers stock fancy 3i4d34c. strictly
prime. 3403i.c; prime 2lsn3c.; common.
e: tone of market very firm, Spanish.
EO071ieC. a bushel.
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Richnond Rifles.

The Richmond Rites. being organized
by Captain George ID. Carter, will meet
FIN the room of Company + at the Armory
Tuesday night. at o'clock, TO elect OFF,
GERS. Captain Garter has enlisted eighty
four men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The following was the range Of inc
thermometer at The Tlm~s office yester-
day.: A. NJ, 96: IL NJ, 100; z. ~. lol /;
a p. NJ. es; 0 p. NJ. 90; midnight. 49,
Mean temperature, % Id
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n,rn1nrlc SONG BOOK. &c.

Containing words and music Of five Ma
tionai SONGS. Mail orders. cents: spe-
ciei mics ON quantity orders WALTER
Id MOSES x co. 1000 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03

Judge waddill heard motion YESTERDAY
70 increase the Injunction bona IN tno
Povhatan bond case. Hts decision Vas IN
favor of the motion. and the bono "ss
raised TO $4,000
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THREE SPECIAL PIANO BARGAINS

The store OF J. NJ Fourqurean &c Co.
viii he closed all day Monday. July Attn.
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RECRUITS SENT OFF.
Lieutenant Klein Made a Shipment OF
Ten Last Night.

Lieutenant Klein shipped ten recruits 10
the Fourth Regiment 40 Jacksonville last
night via the Atlantic Coast Line Those
who went were Wortley T. Rudd. John
A. Kennedy Frank Bull, Jeremiah +.
Focartv Ike Tabasky. Josef Bumbach,
Robert Suffrage. Eugene Goode, John A.
Perry and Louis %. Gravely.
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cp,puopuoNEs AND RECORDS

Immense stock Of talking MACHINES .eS
from siO upward. ana all The records ana
WAITER ID. MOSES & CO.. 1905 Main
street.
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STOCK MARKET
WAS NOT OPEN
The Dealers Began Holiday For the
Fourth on Yesterday
The. WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT,
eShows That These Institutions are
Holding Largely in Excess Of Their
Required - Per Ccnt-The
Cotton Markets.

NsDW YORK. July 2-Thc stock Pro-
Vision and Cotton Exchanges were closed
- L.-.-.-
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Rothert & Co.'S store, corner
Ath and Broad streets, will be
closed all day Monday, July 4th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03

WALTER ID. MUSES. a Co, 100 Main
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-03

The store Of J. ". Fourqurean q Co.
will be closed all day Monday. July sth.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY . 1898.
SAILED

schooner George i. Walcott. Boston.
BARGE Monarch. Bangor
Barge j. r. Mead. Portsmouth.
Barge J.. A. Nickels. Portsmouth
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CHARLESTON. S. C.. July 2-COT-
TON- Market quiet. sales. none. un-
Changed.
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Urqinia Trust Company, Richmond, Va:

Dear SWe beg acknowledge receipt OF CHECKS on New YORK "
share in the estate of our uncle John l.
being nonresiden at the death
vor city purpose arranging for administration ne having ueu
decided request
deciding the entir
estate has proven. beg thank The handling OF the SC
rnooI or rendered showing the
t~,sst from, Qualification S full and complete
WIZ" 'o'' " JAMES W. SPl
CHARLES B.
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SnirlfnaIiSun.

The Progressive Spir!tuaiists' Society
VIII hold services every Sunday afternoon
and evening In Masonic temple. entrance On
Pike street Mrs. Ada Foye. pastor, Today
a. q m. conference meeting. At 40 p.
m. Mrs. Foye will lecture. Seats free.
All are invited. Lecture this evening. 20
be chosen by the audience. TO be followed
by tests and messages,
The Incorporated Seattle Splr.tualists'
Association. branch OF TIE National meets
Sundays al $50 and s.3g 2. N. In Forest
ers' hail. SIS First avenue. near Marion
street. At 100 - m. conference. subject:
is Science and Religion in Harmony?
Are We Prepared to Receive Scientific
Relision?' Followed by tests and spirit
messages. AZ 80 p, m. lecture on vi
earlous Asonement." Tests and spirit mes
sages BY Mrs Ches5ro. Puo!ic cordially
invited. Seats free.
Church OF the Soul, Odd Fellows Hall.
Germania Building. corner Of Second ave-
nue ana Seneca street. No regular service
today on account OF changing hendquar-
tegs Next Sunday dedicatory services in
rev meeting place Chldren's progressive
iyceum. Il 30 g. III. Conference and -uedi-
ums' meeting at ?. II. Esther Thomas.
inspiTstonal minister.
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baptist Churches.

Norwegian Da nish~Serviees every Sur
day az II a M. and 1:si 2. m, Rev. J. A
IA Johnson, of Tacoma breaches every
other Sunday. Sunday school. 10 a. m
Prayer meeting THURSDAY evening at 4
O'Clock All who understand the language
are cordially invited
Market Street-Corner Twenty-tourth
avenue south and Main street Rev
Thomas Baldwin, Il. u. pastor Services
on Sunday at II a. m. and 40 = n Young
Peoples Society u Christian E.ndeav0r AT
CSC r. IN Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening a. $50 Sunday school a, I2:I5
?. n. MorninS, subject: DO This in Re
r,enabTancs OF Me" Evening; Jesus, his
Swedish-FIsth avenue and Olive street
Rev Andrew Swsrtz. pastor: residence 6ps
Owe street. Sunday services az 70 50 a
m. and 80 =. Sunday school a. u m
Young peoples prayer meeting a. T. m
O'clock Weekly meeting Of Young Peo-
pies Society Saturday evening az s O'clock
All ~ho understand ths Swedish language
are cordially invited
First Baptist Fourth avenue near Jane.
street. Louie r Bowerraan. pastor. Resi-
cencs isa9 T~tnt3eth avenue. Telephone
Brown as Home Bti,is school aasS a =, .
Ccrwtr ; shank. superintendent: church
services nj II a. m. and 80 r. IN AL are
cordially invited. Young peoples lneetIrs 4
TINS evening at - O'Clock. Morning sus-
tect. The Parable al the Vineyard La
b0urcrS" nIDth ar8 last GO a series =.
"parab5s q the kjax Dom - Evening sab
tact, A pivinsiy Sanctioned IASera.ity. 81
Good gospel singing. subject O. y. T.
meeting. Humanity"
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party embarked for Chicago passage being
paid In part by dramatic performances Civ
en in the cabin OF the lit;le steamer.
After scoring a dubious success in the
then small town OF Chicago, the light
hearted little band OF players turned south
ward. giving popular performances In pu-
buque, Galena. Memphis and other towns
along the way. These performances were
indeed the veriest ''barnstolmings,' the
plays being presented In the eating rooms
Of hotels in harms, in outhouses, in fact in
any convenient building that offered and
in which stage could be put up. Some
times the house was q losing one and
sometimes not. For a time. though, the
elder jefferson was forced TO bring out his
paint brushes 10 turn few dollars paint
ing signs and decorating ceilings. But be-
fore long shadow fell on that happy-go-
lucky, hard-working family. In the city Of
Mobile the genial lovable and philosophc
actor ard painter fell victim 10 the yell
lew fever. then raging in the South and
died in few days. Little Joes courageous
mother, nothing dauated. opened a board
ing house in Mobile for a time 20 tide them
over q temporary embarrassment. and then
once again went on the road, making her
way down the Mississippi and thence into
Texas and Mexico.
All this time the young actor had bean
earning by hard work and rough knocks
that dramatic and theatrical experience
which he was to turn to such good account
in later years. He had already come n
contact with Macready, the elder Booth
and James Wallack.
From that time the rise OF the young
comedian was rapid. In a few years he APP
peared IN Philadelphia under the manage
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congregational Churches.

First-Columbla City. Preaching at IL 30
a III. and 80 p. m
Universty-~T. c. Wisweu. pastor. Sun
day services at u &. IT. and go p. m.
at p. m. PRAYER meeting every Thurs
day evening az O'clock.
KIrkland-Sunday services at II a m.
and D. m Y. L. :. G. e. 2. n. Sun
day school az IL noon.
German gregational-Seventh avenue,
between Pine and Olive Services at IL
a. m. ard so p. N. john G.. Biegetr. pas
tor.
Green Iake-Rev. 7. O. Lewis pastor.
Meetings held In the /. u. g. T. hal Regu-
lar services at II a. IL. and $50 =. n.
sunday stool at Il clock. Praise meet
ing a. rs 2. n Prayer rneeurx every
Wednesday evening at 80 p. n. TIE pub
lie IL cordially invited.
Fdgewater-Rev. J. r. Nichols, pastor.
Services at II a n. and ,. n. Sunday
school. ls.l5 =. II. J. +. ;. c. K. : p. IN.
Junior Y. I. :. (. E. Friday aft rnpon at
3 50. Prayer services. Friday evening Of
each week.
Plymouth-Corner Third avenue and Uni-
vers.ty street. Rev ". II. @. Temple. pas
tor. 1897 Seneca street; Telephone. Gfesa s9l.
study az house Hoale usually each morn
ing Sunday services: Preaching at II
a m and 80 =, m. sunday school - Il 30
p. n Young Peoples Society Christian
Enieavor a. { % y. m Mtd~eek prayer
meeting Thursday a. ?. m. Every seat
flee Public CoEd.a43v lcv@te1. Morning
subject: The Satisfaction 81 Religion "
Evening the eighth Of 4 series 0n TIE
Modern Ten Plaques" entitled: The &-Tny
CT Devouring Locusts or The Gamblers
son. orgAnis, !}rtet after meeting IN the
lecture room al tie close OF the evening
eerVtca
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CIyII, SERVICE ENAMINATIONS-N
49, is hereby given in accordance with
the provisions Of section CT article XVI
o; the city charter. that examinations viii
he he'd al the city hall for all persons
who Will have fled Applications With tho
Seattle Civil Service Commission fer ro-
sit!ons IN the classified civil service OF the
city OF Seattle ~ follows:
Police servlCe-Pstrolman aud driver.
Fire service-PipSman, gruckman, engine
Ger lmarine and frel, pilot and stoker.
civil eng .neeriug servlce-Drauxhtsman.
oo1npute.. transitnan. head chairman, reAS
chairman ard aNeman-
Clerical serytce-Clerk copyist
Mechanical engineering servlce-EuS.neer.
nremau and wood pssser
frspecsion service-Sanitsry Inspector.
Labor service--Al positions In The labor
ssryics requiring skilled or unski!led labnr.
examinations VIII begin on pscemh.r 4
1855. ana applications will be received for
The same net later than November y. fSas.
Applicants VIII De examined in the
branches specified IN the rules ana reg1,Ia.
lions Of the Commission, and in the resulra
rsents OF the positions for which they an
ply Applicants for fire service will be- ex-
pected 70 be familiar with the Fire Manual
Each applicant VIII receive postal notice
OF the exact time Of his exanIna ton
BY order Of the Civil Service Commissio,,
OF :he city Of Seattle.
ARTHUR II. CIRCUIT.
Secretary.
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ment Of Burton and afterward conducted
the dramatic performances OF the Peale
museum In the Quaker City. After a sea-
son of this work he started out on his first
5tar engagement. In New York he met aud
married in 1919 Miss Lockysr, an actress.
and for the next decade was busiy en-
gagged IN managing and acting. all the while
increasingly carrying on his dramatic
studies
At the age Of % Joseph Jefferson had
mastered the important role Of Morrail In
"a New Way to Pay Old Debts" and as
young manager had produced with great
success THE Sea OF Ice' and THE Naiad
Queen" Those early days OF struggle and
perjury became memory only. In 1856 he
visited London and Paris. On his return
be vas engaged for the leading comedy
parts in Laura Keeue's theater IN New
York making his first appearance as DR..
Pangloss in Coleman's comedy OF THE
Heir al Law This was followed the next
season by the remarkably successful play
"Our American Cousin on the triumph OF
which pIvoted the career OF jefferson
Laura Keene and Sothern. Mr.. Jefferson's
delInea ton OF the keen and shrewd Yankee
Asa Trenchard. was an entirely original
conception on the American stage and was
a presage OF the admirable character act
ing which this student Of human nature
was 10 give 10 the new world "Our Ameri-
can Cousin had phenomenal run, ana its
success established Mr.. Jefferson at Laura
Kcene's theater. Here he played such parts
as Newman Noggs in nicholas Nickleby."
Caleb Plummer IN The Cricket on the
Hearth" Bob Acres IN Sheridan's Rivals"
and DR.. Ollapod in 1.-The Poor Gentleman"
The continued careful excellence with
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Ne. 1So, for the improvement q Fifteenth
Avenue, from East Union Street 10 a point
80 feet south OF East Denny Way. under
Ordinance No. S.oss, has been reported by
ths Beard OF Public Works 70 the City
Council OF the City OF Seattle. and Ia now
On file In the ONCE OF the City Comptroller
and ex-effieio City Clerk, and the Same
is now open for public Inspection at said
Office and VIII remain open for inspection
until Monday. the q day Of January 1874.
at SOC o'clock y. m. and all persons inter-
essed are hereby required 20 appear before
the city council at session thereof TO hs
held In the council chamber IN the city hail
on said q day OF January. 1872 al SO
o'clock p. IL and make objections thereto.
4, said time so fixed the city council will
consider any and All objections made and
will make such corrections in said roll az
q deems Just. and Will then by ordinance
approve SUCH roll and levy and assess shs
amounts thereof against each parcel ard
Iot OF land shown in said roll and declare
me same first lien thereon. Said matter
NAV be adjourned 20 a later date IL so or
dsred by the city council
WILL II. PARRY,
City COMPTROLLER and Ex-Otiicio City Clerk
of the City OF Seattle.
Date Of drss publication, November g.
fSA
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Sunday school. 80 q. m. Sunday services
az 1890 u, m. and 100 p. m. Bibestunde
$50 and Jugendverein $50 Thursday
evening. Choir practice. Tuesday even
Ing At 1:2o.
ian-Danish-Fourth avenue and
Pine street. 5. r. TOllefson, pastor.
Study in basement. Services at IL a. m.
and p. N.
Holy Trinity, EngiIsh-Corner Seventh
avenue and Union street. Rev. James +.
Reaies. pastor: residence. Go Pike street.
Service AT II a. n. No evening service.
Luther League service on Wednesday even
ing. Sunday school at II 30 2. m. Thanks
giving service on Thursday a. Il a. IN.
German Evangelical, Lutheran. St
Johns congregation - Sunday services,
corner Market and Main. In Rainier
Heights Baptist church. every first and
third Sunday Of the month a. r. m
Sunday school. every Sunday AT : o. m
Children's singing practice every Friday
Of 80 ?. m
Swedish vangelicai-Th.rd avenue. near
Pike. Rev. Martin l.. Larson. pastor: resi-
dence, l42l Fifth avenue. Sunday services
az l1.s3 A. m and r. III, sunday school.
i2 m. Bible class or prayer meeting at !
p M. On Thursday. services at y y. m.
The Cent Society meets at \. m. the first
and third Tuesdays Of the month.
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THE CITY OF sEATrLE-CiTY TREAS


Notice is hereby given that the Sd annual
ipsialment Of local Improvement district
Ne. 10. for the improvement OF Remington
Avenue. IN the City OF Seattle, from Broad
way 10 kenney Street. under the provisions
OF ordinance No. So. which provides for
the Improvement % said street by con-
s,ructing an .ron stone pipe sewer along
sald street between said points, together
with all necessary wyes, manhoies, lamp
holes. Nenlilators. openings. flushing tanks
and catch basins and by connecting the
same with the main intercepting sewer now
existing az the intersection of Remington
Avenue and kenney Street and providing
Tor the payment therefor In installments.
establishing fund for such pay ment. au-
thorlzing the leyying and collection OF
sessments upon the property benefited by
the Improvement. and providing for the is
the legislature Of the State OF Washington.
approved March 9TH 1888, and under the
provisions q ordinance No. sSls. approved
May nth 1894 as amends! by ordinance No
3t4e approved July ilth, 1884 and the city
Charter as amended and now In force, has
been duly certified TO me for collection. and
the respective sums therein charged and
levied against each parcel and lot Of land,
and part thereof. In said district in payment
OF such ipstallment remains unpaid. and
the same including the interest on tho
whole amount charged, must De paid on or
before the "a day OF January. 1929 Unless
payment be made on such iustallment on
OF before the "a day OF January, lss9 the
same shall become delinquent and shall
bear interest at the rate Of s per cent per
annum, until paid and II not paid before
said time a penalty OF five CD per cent.
shall be added, and the sums delinquent
shall be entered on the annual tax ron for
the current year against each lot and par
eel of land. and part thereof. so delinquent,
and with the interest and penalty shah be
collected as other taxes. together with such
additional charges or penalties as are au-
thorized TO be charged and collected on
other delinquent taxes. and each lot or par
eel Of land delinquent shall be sold for
the amount Of such assessment. with inter-
est. penalty and costs. in the manner pro-
vided by law.
A. II. FOOTE,
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication, December LIST.
1898