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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-20
LYING RUMoRs.
Rejecting on North Cardinals Volunteer
Soldiers.

Mr.. G. A. Boynton, manager of the
Associated Press, repeated to the News
and Observer last night a report that
had been circulated in Washington t.
the effect that Governor Russell had
said that the North Carolina volunteers
were panic-stricken, and that so many
had deserted drafting would have to be
resorted to in order to get up the States
quota.
The report was shown TO Adjutant
General Cowles, who Indignantly brand
ed the rumor as an infamous lie.
THE First Regiment" said General
Cowles, lis about starting for Tampa.
Nine companies of the Second Regiment
are in camp, and the tenth will arrive
tonight. The eleventh will be here to-
morrow night and the last company will
arrive Monday. | have enough compa-
MES already volunteered to make up
two or more regiments if needed.
The dispatch was shown to Governor
Russell.
Just say for me- said the Governor,
that the report is lie out of the
whole cloth and if we could get hold
of the man who started it he would
fare just about like a spy from Spain,
and all the habeas corpuses III the
world would hardly save him."
The Washington Post this morning
will print the following official commu-
nication in explanation of delay in
forming the Second Regiment:
Raleigh, n. c., May 10.
washington Post Washington, ID. c.:
In explanation of delay of organic
ing the Second North Carolina Regi-
ment of Volunteers, l desire to say that
it was based ON reasons of policy and
comfort of troops, and not ftom lack
of prompt and patriotic response of the
brave people of the Old North State.
as will fully appear from the following
official request of Lieutenant II. c..
Marshall, 9th u. S. Cavalry, on duty
here:
coffee @. NJ.
Raleigh, N. c., May 4,
"A. ID. Cowles, Adjutant General:
Sir: / have the honor to suggest
that Company b. First Regiment North
Carolina Volunteers, Captain Balm, be
directed to proceed to Camp Grimes at
the earliest possible moment i'm order to
complete the First Regiment. They
should be directed to bring blankets with
them for temporary use. No other troops
should be ordered here, in my opinion.
until the quartermaster's supplies requir-
ed arrive from Washington
VERY respectfully,
IF. G. MARSHALL,
LIST TT. 9th Cav, @. Nj. and G. s.
The supplies referred to were prin-
cipally blankets and tents. The tents
only arrived on Monday, the 10th inst.
and the First Regiment had been using
our State tents. Both regiments are
now completes, the Seconds last compa-
MES will arrive on Monday. / have
enough volunteer companies rendered to
fill several more regiments, all desiring a
place IN the two allowed us.
a. ID. COWLES.
''Adjutant General"
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We notice that Mr.. Willie Atwater's
name stands at the head of the first re-
giment of North Carolina troops for thu
Spanish war. He seems to be following
in the footsteps of his father, Senator
John w. Atwater. who volunteered for
the first regiment in the civil war. While
war is very deplorable thing, we car
but admire the patriotism and valor of a
young man who hastens to answer his
country's call for men.-Chatham Citi
zen.
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JUDGE M'IvER ENDORSED.
Carthage Blade.)

The Moore county delegation to the
Democratic Judicial Convention al
Rockingham have been instructed t.
cast the vote of Moore county for Hon
j. ID. McIver for judge. Judge McIvei
has made an enviable reputation for him.
self in his fair impartial administration
of justice on the bench in this State.
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WANTED

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has had experience. Any one who can
not take 125 words shorthand and write
IS to 60 words need not apply. Address,
typewriter" this office.
6-19-tf.
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Provident Savings Life Assurance So
ciety of New York business in force
$S7, 100000, wants few men to put in
charge of districts, with exclusive terri
tory in North Carolina. Liberal con
tracts to good men. Answer with refer
ence, etc.
j. STERLING JONES. Manager.
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Elegant Steel Engraving of Consul
General Lee, suitable for framing, size
11x14. Send % cents in stamps to Rem
brandt Engraving Company, No. IL S.
10th Street, Philadelphia"
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FOR RENT

The refreshment stand at PuIlen
Park. Bids received until 12 o'clock
May 14th. Right to reject any or all
bids reserved. Address A. M. Powell,
Chairman Park Committee.
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The Sun Life of Canada wants few
good men for District Managers and
special agents. Splendid contracts for
the right men. Apply to
J. r. JOHNSTON,
Manager for N. and S. Carolina,
Raleigh, N. G.
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street, Durham, n. G.
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Nature has demonstrated that only
the fit survive. Our thirty years Of sue
cessful business proves that
ROYSTER'S CANDY
is a survival of the fttest.
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TO TEACHERS.

The Thompson Academy and furniture
at Siler City, N. c., for SALE or RENT.
A splendid opening for the right man.
For terms, etc, apply to HI. A. London,
pittsbOrO. N, &.
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It is not chance, but merit, that has
placed
ROYSTER'S CANDY
on so firm a basis OF public confidence.
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MICH COW WANTED

One half Jersey with young calf; give
full description and price. Address,
"G.," care News and Observer.
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Mr.. Dalen Stronach has been appoint
ed regimental clerk to Col. Burgwyn
Mr.. Ed. Battle is sergeant major to one
of the battalions in the Second regiment
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The W. b. of st. Agnes Guild will
meet this friday afternoon at 430
o'clock with Miss Connie Drewry, at her
home sn lakewood avenue.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-20

The Democratic convention in Chat
ham county endorsed r. III. Hayes, Esq.
for Superior court judge.
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Hoky-Poky at Dughi's.
WANTED.

Old Rubber fire hose bought, 215 to 4
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ences Garfield National Bank, Rathbone
Sc Lemon, New York.
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NOTICE.

Low rates on Ice Cream to boarding
houses and hotels for S1.00 gallon AT
Dughi. Send in your order for dinner
tomorrow.
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WANTED.

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Cowell, Branson House, Raleigh, n. G.
may 15-4t
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Picture frames and moulding. Address
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One car load of bananas just received
at Dughi's--10, Is, and 25c per dozen.
may 9-3t
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Go to Dughi and get your last Oys-
tiers of the season FRESH. A. Dughi.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-20
.EW YORK MARKETS..
The stock Excbnn.e.

NEW YORK. Sept I9.-TAa stock mar
L. ease9 or thls morning a. Il 1t had
shaken oH the tn-ubGs q he recent tight
money scarc. hut the marked weakness Of
Sugar which made - tao-tifihs ~ the
total transactions, unsettled she tone early
All carried prices below Saturdays .evel
TAe decline was quite steady and general
e. The remainder Of TIRE DAY. Evi5e3tly
last weeks sharp recovery was the resul.
OF extensive covering 81 short lines bY
spacu!atoys. and The general speculation
IL no~ prepared 10 pause ard take breath
10 study hoW Tar the last oscillation % the
market has brought prices 10 the true level
O. values II * evident that the late APP
prehsnSlon over squeeze II money vas
manipulate the money rate was Influenced
by the natural desire u money lenders 20
ebta3G better rates and how far hy par
pose 10 eHret 4 reaction 3S the stock mar
ket 1arG0t be te~iuitelv ascertaiue1 but
Il might RI. as-eTtai1ei THAI very power
fl. nnsccsa! interests that have a aomin-
aors Fosee in he oontfoi d vast surplus
capsF.a haVe taken iaeir Profits IL stocks
and We're ling % see 3 reaction T. IS
obvious. hoesvsr. that ,aeiy motive tn TAX
io9 preats Enust have h~en z couv,esion
ihat .sCsces we're saGs! 20 or ia excess Of
their trF3a value. The Ps0bIezn os7toaay' :
Spectator Is whether fne reaction las ear
Fiett prices below taei~ values C. whether
conditions have - far changed ~ =, save
Increased their value. The monthly re-
Port q. t5a treasury bureau OF statistics
tUs: issued Threw sos3f AEhe ON fhe marcy
question The circulation after d@11ctlG<
SUNS - .hc treasury on August was
s.. ~ greater than ore year gec3re
Ss.uF58ys treasury statement showed
thai the 50 sS balance e. tne treasury rad
increased SINCE tnat Elrre a u;ue over ssSs.-
fs@ssa tbs W0s42 leave an increased csE-
css.At.91 f9r The yer: - s1u4. So $50. 1ss}
Eot cosiEt4nS tSe tc3acE:s - god au3 tire
i-sreas@ IN hsak circulation since August
large Increase n t1ge Lass few weeks d.
EcSlts wstA fG@ hanks There - room
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-20
NEW STEAMSHIP COMPANY
TO COMPETE FOR BUSINESS ON
soyND-SAN FRANCISCO ROUTE.
Stir In Marine Circles over An-
nonncemrns-Ftrst steamer said
10 Have Already sailed fer FuKee
sound perts-Agrnts Appointed.

There is q sir IN marine circles over the
announcement shst witaia the asxs fort
night a new transportation company VIII
enter the field fer business between ths
ports os Puget sound and San Francisco
A man believed "a he leading spirit IN che
new company IS authority .c- the state
merit. ard from what ne says the company
Is we'll hacked sad will operate on a parelY
business basis. Two lirst-cIass steamers
have Re says already been secured. ono
leaving San Francisco yesterday Tor The
sound \ sh;rs steamer will te added 20
The fleet. Il - said that the Clipper-4ssn-
pany Is interested IN the new concern.
which believes there . sufficient business
for TWO llEes ard therefore sees no reason
why they shot "a not have a portion az IT.
Any one coByeTsant with the history os
steamship fights between San Francisco
and Puget Sound. knows what Will he the
result Of an opposing line to the Paclne
Coast Steamship Company. II vii! he
fisat from the start. IS the big company
has a monopoly on the business and ~
a position "a carry on a rate war ind -
nitely Fer Il long time this company
had as opposition the steamer farsl-
Ion which was backed by Seh@abacher
Bros Il Co. which firm for long time
refused TO ship any freight on the Pacific
Coast steamers. The Fafsiian did fair
business for while. bur the larger COM
pany finally drove her eli the run and made
an agreement whereby il was 10 carry the
Schwahaeher freight,
The new company Viii have an advan-
tage over the FaraIlon in tAat II Will
operate a fleet Of steamers and have agen-
cies in jifferen; cities about the sound.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT TOWNSEND, Sept. iT.--Arrived-
SChr Robert Levers from Honolulu.
SAN PEDRO. Sept. ls.-Arr!ved Schr
SAY SAN Pedro PED Gay Sept ls-satled-sehr
Peerless. for Tacoma. sehr Eva, for Grays
FORT LUDLOW. Sept. ls.~Arrived~-
Schr W. II. Talbot, from Townsend
ASTORIA sept lS.~Sai@d~Sir c5lgu-
hIa ana ctr South Portland. for San Fran
cisco. Arrived--Br sh Siberhorn. from f4ly-
erpooI: str State OF California, from san
Francisco.
TACOMA. Sept is-~saiied~ sehr Meteor.
for San Pedro
PORT BLAKEi.EY, Sept is.--AFrivesi~-
Bk Gen. t'aiTcs,ili. San Francisco
PORT TOW NSEND, Sept. ls.-Afriyefi--
Sh Reaper, from honolulu; schr Lizzie
Vance, Honolulu, arhr Bangor Sd ~ .chaei.
HOQUfAM. Sept, is,-Arrlved Sunday
schr Sadie from San Francisco for Ifo-
quiam Sailed .eunday---chr Roy somers,
from c'osmspolss fer San Francisco.
UMFQUA. Sept ls.-Saiied-StT Lucy.
san Francisco.
WELLINGTON. sept iZ--Arrived-~nr
str Aorapg4 from Vancouver.
LONDON. Sept Is-DF tx Heashasld.
from sshangha, tor Tacoma, previously re-
p0rtea having pat into Yokohama has sus-
tanned extensive damage. The cost Of re-
pairs are estimated 81 about 9i.1so.
SAN FRANFfSfo. SEPT II Arrived
Str Queen. Victoria, str Wellington. ne
Dartute Bay, s,r Del Sor;e. Grays HBrbnr:
str Tftaria. Narstro. sh Bohemia. Aiasha.
sallea-StF Asneo9a. Tacowa. schr cfal-
iengsr Seattle. schr Gem. Coos Bay; Schr
Lilly and Matte Coos iay.
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Go On!
Go On!
Go On!

yon 1--WE made up vsur rnRrs ~ L..
"a 2. your GRIP. there is 20 rsgwsr az e.v,s
Fas csn prevent you. Ba. have -as, 90.
MAC 10 make Gp7 Tcu Plan 70 d., ,a.a
'Deay aad you drop the whole thing :.
1Sh Al You wake ZIP somer.zw. Yeyu sssnk
VI y az night. yea are sure thai yps, nil,
.o Il 70 the Esxt twsrty-sorr ho.rs--sna
'asii you Ind that morning does nct h~.nx
.o1 energy enough 10 st.rs. Have wou
"seo sonE snoaga 20 know VIVA. US,
means Man alive! Il is.sns energy xo,s
i"' nothing. Your body and your msrs
are Being wasted. too. And vet In va,,,
i'l1oss nsars you wsnld ike TO pose before
inc World IS mani Take s,sna ssnxss,s
eoV'ce- Don't Try 20 pose tor vhat yon
IRE not In TIE Whole worsS there 4. m
orc HEo knows AZ well as you do al "a
now fass your vitality Ia being drained
s"ay- ARD II Is going pretty fast. too a
* Ho'F WIZ you siso~ the doctors of ina
s'eai Hucsonian Institute 10 show vou
10" you car stop this fearful menace -
your Strength One call. Or on. po*.ax.
stamp VIII show you how countless me,
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you DO not depicted system II xura -
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CITY NOTICES.

charged. mist be paid on or before the 18th
day OF October. isas Unless payment be
made OF such installnent Oh or before sae
I5th day ~ October is:H the Same shah
a the rate Of 2 per cent. per anoum. uctl
paid ana II not paid before said ti01e. a
penalty n i've 81 per cent. shall he added
ard the sums deiingusut shall - eutrFvt
or the annual tax roll for the current year
against each lot and parcel OF land and
part thereof. so delinquent. ana With the
irteres, aud penalty shall he eoliec.sd "a
et}sar taxes fogefder with such additional.
charges or penalties as are authorized TO
be charged and collected on other dslin-
snent taxes and each i9t or parcel - land
~ delinquent shat be sold for tho aEs,lnt
&. such assessment. @lta Interest penalty
Mnd costs. In the manner pra1i1sd = 'a~.
CITY Urea sglrtT % the CITY Of seattle.
Date ~ FIRST publication SEPT ~ ls's
CRY TREAStrRHR's NOTICE Notice Is
~taiigf.emt 81 ,oeal Improvement ssstrict
Nc - fo- the Improvement; IF u trNarsi
avenue north (soTmert tak street.
Chestnut avenue and Saerhrooke street
Ia the city ~ Seattle from ne narth eri
% thc existing Improved section 81 Has
YARD avenue north formerly HArNa =
streett 10 the north margin II Sdst a'gA-
lsui drive formerly Nelson siTTsh. ar
der toe pray sto8s of ordinance NJ. S3t'.
whjsh PROV t1&s FOR tSe lmpi NJ CFnfSlt ~
sAi8 stree; by grading. Stf.wAkkfnS and
parking So Harvard avenue noStH. a0a
providing for the payment therefor -
Iassstlu1cat* ard establishing fno@ for
s1lch payment by fhe levY!Gs az collie
tlou e special asSesS.sae ntS upon t1a
property N~nc1ted bY he Improvement
and proyid,0g fur tAe -sSGaHce < ho"5s
az authorized - 81 Re; 1t the Legislature
~ IRE ~taEF ~ Nas9fcetoC, approves
MAvcA eth 1895 ana Ur8er tha psoTislors
~ ordnance N E,fs approved May 5tFt
iS4 as arse 7tets hv ordnance NJ. eft'.
approved Jaty tith- lSs+ SAT tae r.ty
- II /
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CHIC AGO MARK kTs.
The BOARD of Trade.

CHICAGO Sept f3~~yTheat exhibited
s1Ene hsSltAncy during ne first bat hoslr' =
fradjcg Receipts ln the Northwest were
very heavy ari though tne CrcGd Tss
IT a measure prepared for shts. yet
er18xn !iauldAf4ou and st40rt selling r.
suited - prices sa1xing for 4 time. This
ssss.gsx * Weakness wss eHiy temporary.
h0pever. Notwithstanding Tie heavy
y srsa wes. receipts. pr11es a. Lsaaus2. -
lsacsa.iy. ter cash %heat ware frfu. ay3
:nfz fact caused a buitish feeling - grad
W:.ffqs 1ayesop. Besides the EEgD1e@S Gf
tae Nor asTa market. prices 1eFe were
s.e1s~s 10 & gerta4r extent aF tee Small
Russian xh5prne utS 80 80 bushels. saa
.ng receipts t0ta here aud a. Ssw York
Of x4szs rvs foreign b4y.n< ar6ers Az1x
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

SPECIAL Dispatches TO po~t-lnteil!gencsr
NEAH BAY, Sept. IA p. m ~Barorls-
ter. $50: light rain. dense fog in the
Straits, wind east. four miles. Outward,
q ship in tow OF the tug Pioneer. at BIS
q. N.
cLALI4AM BAY. Sept. ID p. m
Heavy rain. calm
pYSHT. Sept. ia p. m.-lieayy rain:
calm.
PORT CRESCENT. Sept III y. H.
Heavy rain, calm,
PORT ANGELES. Sept. IA 7. MI pa
rometer. q 10: heavy rain. calm. Tug Katy
with boom In the bay. and Tug Boyden at
The dock.
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EOREiaN MARk I.Ts.
inanciaf.

NEW YORK. Sept ls-The Evening
Posts London financial caa!sgtam says.
The stock market opened here good today
on ;hc clore cheerful political outlook AZ
reported In :he morning papers and on the
BETTER prices N Paris. but there was "A
sharp reaction later on ju5laess in ne
PARIS bolrs9 AID on tne chilled optimism
here ag1 prices closed generally duii.
The decline 1s made IN slleh kaaig sy,e-
ci4ltses as were dealt In in Paris. Con-
suis were exec ptionalIy strong due 10 a
covering - bsiTs dHdF The fact that rn0rey
: cheaper than had been looked for
Americans opened good, the demand be-
ing chiefly for coal stocks Only North
western was bought freely. The pres
gave say later selling and Ihe market
waz fiat Northern Pacific vas especially
offered. ArEeplines acre good on drop
OF six points in tae gold pre- MUM
The London market discount rs ia per
cent TIE t8ne "a easier ON the supply of
American b!lss. while Z Is noticed that the
bills maturing here are paid off and got
Closing Quotations
LONDON. SEPT. Is~csna3ian Pacific,
se1s Grand Trunk. ~; haF silver. steady
a; =s1>d per ounce. money. a per cent.
Breadstufs.
LIVERPOOL. sept Is-Th@ imports Of
the wesk from Atlantic ports were 1850
quarters. from Pacific ports 1850 guar
ems. froTa other ports : $50 quarters. The
imports Or earn inIo fiVsrpoo! for the week
from Atlantic ports we're SOS quarters
wheat 4t1rFS EtSfSs4a f4Fktf. S<kfEs ?.
ia I'D. pecexg, bar - 4I<si March. IS sS.i
Exchange closing. Theat-SDot, No ,
red Western winter 6ull az 81 3sl
Corn~Spat. American naked nes. firm Al
r. It'd September qu.es Al s. likH OctS~
1er. quiet a. IL Ii. DeceFnoeT. quiet al
~ ad
W-heet-Tu'i Hhea, in PaF-s Arm. Flour
in paris sirra. french country markets DUH
Tr~rsyS Sep - w iseAt ~(ssFgoss ~
las. nothing G0snc, EaEEoeE on passage
nominal amd GnefsaeTe1. English naa rksts
rsast week 81 deAgsF. fEmss9gss in3D the
f-nifes ksng ioyg4--~YNAear- :. 80. imports
n United X lnSa1sa. Aaar. -, $50 @heat
ART -four oB passage . Toii*a Kingdom,
~ 90 Wheat aaf four OF passage -
r~c:Tstnert. gse.gs Ird ~ S8ssf.en,s wheat
10 Tinted Kingdom. n "a. in4ian shipments
ghszt 10 cSrii.sents EoBs-
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Sept Is-Tners was not 30
much activity IN the local wheat snarke,
as there was az tiss close Of last week, and
sSas1f ssgF5sc Was the best bids thas were
openly quoted FOR Waila Wana. bat round
lots brought So, with valley and hluestem
quoted al SVssIr-
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Nature
Calls
the Halt,

%he "AUDfAN" remedio-treatment
viii cure you. You need entertain
no fears about that. And IL you
have any other disease you msy be
very certain that relief Will come at
once. Write or calls and when You
DO, tell the truth and the whole
truth. Live again, aaans
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CITY NOTICES

cry OF SEATTLE, DEPART
- a. Finance. TTeasorerie OHIce~-gs,y
t~anSfeT's Notice.
Sssscs /. hereby given that the assexs-
- vi OF Loea! f0prese zaens District
a fcr the improvement Of Carol.
3 q. The CITY Of Seattle. from North
\ a caxaie Street 10 South line OF Ran
- xSa!ssel, under the provisions OF Or
srce No =5i. providing for said im-
E~nset by grading the sarne and COZ.
usfInx ssaewalkz thereon, and for an as
9fS1re1t T. pay therefor by the mode OF
;euens By bonds. aas heretofore been
ssr4ifed TO me for collection and the
erstys sums therein charged and levied
go each bot and parcel OF Land in said
zese4 rust Dc PAID ia ten equal annual
sSsa with interest upon the whole
"a - charged and .svied. or such inssail-
= tser~cf as remain unpaid, at the rate
las PER cent, per aanum. and said inter-
famass be paid annually together with the
-. snssallmen;s falling due liz each
- Sad GUNS began 10 Gear interest 90
r. In siay Of Oetoaey, 1872. and the 9Th
1n5:mert Of said assessments and the
rvs for the 9Th year WIZ become due on
Idh dag OF October, isss
fssess payment be made of said fnsszIl-
- Of principal and said intsres, on or
Ire said 18th day OF October, Isss.
mne shat become delinquent, and
"a GEAR Interest at the rate Of ten per
=. per xanra until paid. and IL not paid
1sft he zane shall have become deliu-
~ penalty OF Ave per cent shall be
III sad the sums delinquent Asail b.
~rtd Or annua. tar roll for the current
- against each ius and parcel OF land
jessasent and with the interest collect
= ot1sr taxes. separate account being
y thereof. and Il not paid within the
Exed for the payment OF City taxes.
" b. collected as s9cfi taxess are coli
~, together with such additional
6fga or penalties IS are authorized 10
dssrged and collected on other deIin-
~ taxes, and each lot or parcel $50 de-
nstat shall DO sold for the amount OF
IL ASSESSMENT. with interest and costs.
9ise time and IN the manner and by the
- authority as landa and lots are sold
y eity saxsa
A. II. FOOTE.
t5sy Treasurer OF the City Of Seattle.
l n IA - aEtE ftsszat go.