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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-27
SURVEYING IN THE OLYMIICs.
settlers On the DOscwaiatps villa
Soon ise Able 10 Prove lp.

Soon Be Able 20 Prove Up.
Special Dispatch to- the Poss-Infelligencer.
BRINNoN. May aS.--A party OF govern
ment surveyors Is now here. engaged In
making n final survey Of the lands lying
on the Dosewaliipe. some eight miles above
this place. n. Sweitger and Z. Nichols arc
at the head OF the party. The work u now
progressing fayorahly. The first survey
was made several years ago. and the set
tiers have been considerably worried over
the delay In It's acceptance. II will be only
a short time after the present work IL nm
ished until the lands will be opened. when
titles to farms may be had.
The present settlers, all OF whom have
Seen on the land the time Required. and
Smay Immediately make final proof. are:
ID. J. Smith. William J. Keller, Fl. Heintxe.
Mrs. NJ. f. Luckey, j. @. Luckey. E. Wal
colt. Thomas Horner. Janh Smith, Frank
Ferguson. Charles #. Miller. joe Lambert
and Joseph Beechasnp. The latter's claim
Is on school section. but as he settled
upon 1t before 1t was taken by the state.
his priority Is recognized and no viii b
allowed to prove up.
All but Ave of these claims are Withlo
what was the forestry reserve.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

being the personal chattels used by the
said Bowers Dredging Company in oper-
ating the dredses Python and Anaconda
in and about the harbor Of the city OF
Seattle, state OF Washington. That said
sale will be made on tn. LIST day Of June
Isss. at $50 o'clock In the afternoon, a;
Myers dock. just south OF the Centen-
NAL Touring mills. in the city OF Seattle
county OF King and state Of Washington
court
Terms of sale: Twenty-Five per cent. OF
the purchase money viii be required TO
be paved in cash or certified check on some
hank in Seattle. at the time the property
20 knocked down. and the balance on the
confirmation OF sale by the court.
Dated May II. 1875
LOUIS D. CAMPBELL
Receiver OF the Bowers Dredging Co.
See notice OF sale of other property OF
The Bowers Dredging Company In this
issue.
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III TRk.ASURER'S NOTICE Motto,
:, $500 given that tie assessment rol,
! 'oyaI Improvement district No fs5. 4,
- OF ssaiue. created by ordinance
80 80" eEutied. an ordinance proytA-
rs Ter tho Improvement OF Main street
sn tne city al Seattle, from Fifth ayar,ue
,s $3.50 70 Eaghth avenue south, hy re-
X Ane ING intersections thereof, and
and prssdlng FOR the payment ,, . lnsrsSr,
as dh mode or Immediate payment. and
1efsehshins fund for such payment hv
80 80 ssse Ssment upon all the lots and par
n .ns,,, =" lana benefited BY such improve
s Sa s9e approved Aprii - iSae, az
smended by ordinance No. s5D apnTovea
NAY ,sss, and ordinance No. 4.iss. ap-
- Nay :. issi. and the city charter
= nov IN force has been certified 10 ma
tst so-iec'ion. and ihas uniess payment
Q. the assessment thereon contained Is
mace within thirty days from the date 90
shs hrst publication of this notice such
assessment shall become delinouent and
snail bear interest az The rave az IN ner
Val. per annnrn until paid. and q not
fafd before such assessment shall have
nsrere deinauent a penalty of per
49, . seali ne added. and the sums de-
nhuuent shall be entered on the annna.
YAK roll Tor the current wear against
e4en lot and parcel SO delinauent ard
y.th the Interest collected as other taxea
separate account being kept thereof. and
- Fsst' WITHIN Tue AItfit HNFn Tor the
payment Of city taxes shall be collected
tosethef With such additional charges ana
pens!uek as are authorized 10 hi. charged
shd collected on other delinquent taxes.
esen let or parcel al delinquent shall ne
sosn Tor the amount OF such assessment
wi.h interests and costs, at the time
NO IN the manner and by the same au-
snoFl'y as lands and lots are sold for city
taxes
a II. F'oOTE.
vcity Treasurer OF the City af Seattle.
1aie OF Mrst niikAilNa.lnn G.ntAia Nh
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HAY MARKET.
Unfoundcd Rumor That Spectators
Arc TRYING 10 Corner IL.


rumor that an attempt was being
made By San Francisco spectators to
corner the hay market in this city was
proved yesterday 20 be without founda-
ticn. Last month there was a call on this
state from California for hay, as the
drouth there had created serious short
age. The demand has now fallen off. and
no orders have been received here for
shipment to California in the last two
weeks.
The idea that any one should attempt at
this time a corner of the hay market Is
held 10 be ridiculous by local dealers. Il
can see no reason at this time why
should buy sDQ tons OF hay, even II II were
offered AT easy terms said E. f. Bo-
gardus yesterday. 1.-THE talk about an at
tempted corner on the hay market Is
fooiishness Taere IL p.enty or hay here,
and the demand Tor feeding has fallen
off because grass can now be obtained.
Skagway and Dyea, Alaska. are over.
stocked with hay. Where is the demand
10 come from that would justify cornery
Surely the soldiers in the Philippines will
not be fed on hay"
wax rAApsS 'Fayeata Gnu1 Epr.gn
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RECEIVERS SALE.-t'ircpit Court # ;he
United states, District OF Washington,
Meefern Division. William A. NacRae
complainant. rs. BeNers Dredging Com
parry, defendant.
Notice is hereby given that 7 the under
ssgneG. the duly appointed. qualified and
ecting receiver in the ao9ve-entitled &C
tion will pursuant 20 en order Of the
lisn. i II Hasrord. judge Of said ccurt.
made in TIE aboVe-entitlea action. and en-
tered n the efitce Of the clerk OF said
court IN tne city - Tacoma, on the lEth
eav - May 1888 sell AZ pgh..c auction TO
the highest and hest hdgser fOr cash. all
~ re personal eaatteis of every nature
az ( DESCRIPTION tssc9Etng 10 The sad Bow
efe Dredging Company R&d n0@ IN my
Fss SesStGu q said receiver, ctlssr than the
dFs7A~es sraccsea and Python sAetr
tackle. apparel and furniture. watch said
personal chaftris coasfst OF crfsce furniture,
about aces feet az eschtsen-lach farsed
iron discharge rlpe. pipe tongs. fack
screws. pipe cutters, PIPE sterS sad dies.
dTt.ls steam pipe, anchors, punches. drtG
presses. tTen castings. old iron aad tsnk.
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eiTf TREASURER'S NOTfcF-Sotl,s
!. nefeoy given that the assessment ro.l
socsi improvement, district Ma. ts3. IN
Ne city Of Seattle. created hv ordnance
Ne s'S, entitled an ordinance prnysd-
- Tor TIE Improvement o. iaGihs=7s=i
tuset IN the city % Seattle, frase Soc
nne avenue south 10 Fourth avenue
90 ssa'h. eF constructing pile bridge or
~ atonE the same, ard providing FOR
we payment therefor nv tho mod. OF
sshMeGiatv payment and establishing n
laae Tor such paysnens hv an assessment
s sfcs II the lots and psTse'S ~ lam hene~
Vito ~ sach Improvement under the
pFesiktons az ordinance Nc aeSS az.
PROVED April 50 tN4s Ak AnRw4ef hv nr;si.
nassST NO. $50. approved Nav : lSai an3
sz1s'haece Sc g. approved Nav s.
-. ara the esty charter as Now In force.
nes teeo certified 10 use FOR collection
sne mat unless payment ef tho assess.
So shefton contained - meade wifhlr
n raslF uaFs from the date CT the first
paalc&,ten 81 this notice such assess
ssasat shati become Delinquent and shall
s-sF tatereSs at she rate Of IN ner cent
- ahHNI u0tsa paid ard II me- ~ IA he
s ss suCh assessment shah have become
s'ltatgsnt i penalty - s 2Er cent shall
SJaTd. and the sums deIinQuent shall
w entered on tire annual TAX ROT Tor tire
1870 Ytas against each ioT and tarStl
~ aeN3quent aud he interest," collected
ssasT saNes. separate account Hetng
sssNt taereat. ard 4 net raid within thc
sssnS hsed te- The payment az city taxes
r. ~ co,.ev'~a. together with such
sssss.i0aSi charges and penalties as are
sa'hexEa - b. charged ard ee9lsefsd
esas~ Sc rQUent taxes each iat ar
So -. so delinquent shall b. scld for She
1eVEt ot sUch ASss sssueus. with inter
,ss ara COSTS. az the ttE1c ana N the
$500 aiAo an taS same authority as
'~'s1s ard les are seld for city taxes.
\. II. BpOTE,
ny iretssrsr of the cay cg Seattle.
MAJ mfFt publication. SEATTLE. Wash.
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CASToE1A.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

KELI.Y-The funeral OF Joseph Kelly VIII
take place this morning at 10 o'clock from
Honey a Stewards chapel. The Rev.
Edwin NJ Randall will officiate. Inter-
nent IN Lake View cemetery.
O'MARA-The funeral OF Patrick O'Marn
VIII take place this afternoon AZ 2 o'clock
from IsonTey A. Stewards chapel. Father
Franken viii off!cia.e. Interment in Cal
vary cemetery.
LEW IS--'ffe funeral Of Hester A. Lewis
Will take place this afternoon at 2 cI0ck
from her late residence on Madi6oH
street near Twenty-second avenue. In
teTment in Lake View cemetery.
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err rREAsuRER's NoTrcE-crTY OF

$zffie.
Notics Is hereby given that the asse<s-
nenf roll Ct local Improvement district No.
n for the Improvement OF Diagonal Street
y the City of Seattle. from South line az
Oak Street 10 Lake View Avenue, under
III provisions OF ordinance No as-S pro-
Tiaing for sald improvement ty grading the
mne aud constructing sidewalks thereon
HSd Tor an assessment 10 pay therefor nv
~ mode OF payment by bonds" has here
tefofs beer duly certified to me for collec-
fioa and the respective sums therein
charged and levied against each lot and
parcei OF land In said district must he rald
m Ten equal annual payments, with inter-
est upon the whole SUN 20 charged and
FRIED. or sueh instaliments thereof as re-
main unpaid. Mt the rate OF ten per cent
per snnAn. and said interest rnusf no .ata
annually together with the annual fsa<.,s IL
merits falling due In each year Said sums
ssan 30 q pear ih;srsss on ne 2sd day OF
Assessments and the interest for the fifth
yesr viii become due on the 2sd day on
jEne. kss Unless payment be made az
nd instailment of principal and said In
tsrest on or before said Ri dav Of Jpne
~ the same shall become sie,i.ie,ienf ami
s'sall bear Interest at the rate of ter, Der
efnf. per antisim until paid ana IN moi paId
nesefe ne sane SHAH have become delin-
aaeni. penalty NJ five per cent shall be
added. and the sums sleiinauen. shall he
entered on annual tax roll, for the current
leaf against each lot and parcel az lana So
s =. aass and With the interest collected
- athrr taxes. separate account being kent
.hefcoi and If not paid within ire Tins
5ssa Tor me payment OF City taxes. snail
80, 1870, ..,.s AZ SUN taxes are collected, to-
s s.nsf with such additional charges or nen-
nss a. are authorized 10 be charged and
sslee,ed on .scher delinquent taxes and
81 ios or parcel so delinquent shall be
III ~ s s kne amount OF such assessment.
shh rsserst anj costs. al the time ana In
w HiYner and BY the same aufhorffy ss
aaas and lots are sold for city taxes.
ss.,. A, II. FOoTE
IHs Treasurer OF the City of Seattle
psle OF hrst publication, Nav 2s ISTs
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ce-s Of land benefited by sach improve
nnert urdsr the provisions OF ordinance
Ne. zg8s approved April 1agh. Isaz. as
amended by ordinance No sxA approved
May s. Isyf: ordinance No. 80, approved
May ;. 1871. and the city charter as now
To force, has been certified TO me for COL
lection. and that unless payment Of the
assessment thereon contained ss made
within thirty days from the date os the
first publication OF this notice such as
sessmenF shall become delinquent and
shall bear interest az the rate OF 10 per
cent. per annum untsl paid, and IL mt
paid before such assessment shall have
become delinquent a penalty OF per cent
shall be added. and the susns delinquent
shall BE- entered on the annual tax roll
for the current year against each lot and
parcel 50 delinquent ard with the inter-
est collected as other taxes, separate ac-
count teirg kept thereof, ard X not paid
within the time fixed for the payment Of
city taxes shall be collected, together
with such additional charges and pena.-
tsee as are authorized 10 be charged and
collected on other delinquent taxes. each
10; or parcel 50 delinquent shall he sold
for the amount OF such assessment, with
interests and costs. at the time and IN
the manner ard hy the same authority
az lands ard lots are sold for cEtv taxes.
A. r. FOOTE,
City Treasurer OF the City o. Seattle.
Date Of first publication. Seattle. Wash.
Nav 3 fs.e
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LEGAL NOTICES.


THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Of Washington.
Whereas. On the Gath day of May. lsss.
ponworth and Howe, proctors for iibeiant.
the Washington National Bank. or Seat
tie, filed iIisei in the district court OF the
United States for the Northern division.
district OF Washington. against the steam
er ". Fl Evans. her engines. boilers. boats.
tackle, apparel and furniture. In q cause OF
a claim for money advanced 10 pay labor,
etc. civil and maritime:
And whereas. by virtue of process In
due form of law. TO me directed. return
able on the 9th day OF June. 1898. ] have
seized and taken the said steamer. w. II.
Evans, and have her in my custody.
Notice Is hereby given that district
court viii be held In the United States
court room, In the city OF Seattle. Wash,
Gu the 9th day CT June. 1885, for the trial
OF said premises, and the owner or owners
and all persons who mag have or claim
any interest src hereby cited to be and
appear at the time and place aforesaid. to
show cause, II any they have. why a final
decree should not pass as prayed.
By II. ". TYLER. Deputy.
Donworth & Howe, Proctors for I.ibs,-
ants,
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fEEAstEEl}S NOTICE Nofice
- ssE"N &'vec thas ;Ae assessment roll
va 'Tupr eroeNt llst,1c; Ne Isl IA
" - q SrNt,tA created hv ordinance
see - rNf'tls an ord nance pr0VstI-
80, - ~ tse Improvement II Fourth ave
Ns,. sess'a t5 f3* ritv 0f Seattle frorn
e.. stree 80 tHs south margin Of Jack
,an-.s..ssect ey rsNa ting sae foundations
ssesstss for BE pava,ert therefor Nv
sass-ss.1t O. immediate payment. and es-
ans,ag a sGri Ter such payment BY
sssnseat upon al the lots and par
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TMPorNDED STOCK NoTiCE-Tne fol-
lowing described horse. placed IN the city
pound May IL. 1895 will ne sold al pub
lie auction 20 the highest bidder for
cash In hand. 10 pay cost of impounding
and advertising. May co. 1895. at 10 o'clock
a m az the front door OF police head
quarters. corner Third avenue and Yesler
way:
one bay horse. white face. four white
feet
The owner of the above described horse
being unknown TO me.
C. s.. REED Chief of Police.
Date os first publication, May u. Isss
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RAILROAD FOR SkAGNAY.
NEWS CREATES A BOOM IN WATER
FRONT PROPERTY.

Who Holds q Little Tide l.nnd
Lot for . Big AdvAnce-wniiam
II. Lewis Tells OF Water fsiant.
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IyporvDED STOCK NoTIcE-The fol-
lowing described mare. placed IN the city
pound Ma TO- 1898 viii be sold at pub
lie auction 10 the highas, bidder for cash
In hand to pay cost of irnpounding and
advertising May - 1895. az 10 o'clock
a. m, at the front door OF police head
quarters. corner Third avenue aad Yesler
way.
One light bay mare. years old. lame In
left fore shoulder.
The owner OF the above described mare
being unknown TO me.
c. s. REED. Chief OF Police.
Date OF first publication. May IL. 1888.
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The Merrill EleCtrO-Me deal
and Surgical Institute.

CoiIiEs Block. Cor. Second Az. 3ui.
James St. Seattle, Wash.
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VAN CAMPS Tomato Soup. Enough
for SIX people. Prize Isc. Ask your grocer.
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Louis n CAMPBELL.
As receiver ~ the Bowers Dredging CO.
sSee uatlee 81 sale of ether property q
the Bowers Dredging Company In this
Issue.
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BANKS.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.


Transacts a savings bank business ex-
clustvely
Deposits received from 81 TO SIC. 0o0.
Interest allowed per annum Six per
cent. on term deposits; per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days of Nav and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved coilaterals only.
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~ II. ttfiA r.
City Treasurer OF the city of Seattle
,1ats OF first publication. Seattle. Wash,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-30
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
Sixty Pupils Preparing for the Ordeal
of Grnduntion.

The 'aS Hiph School class of sixty is
hard a+ yyorl, tinisbing. the studirs oC
tho last term OF the wear. Thirteen of
this number will receive diplomas as
graduates of the IIfch School class
propcr and 1hirty-three are candidates
for commercial department diplomas.
The seventeen are Misses Nav I'd
wards, Florence Freedman, Fstella
Howard, Anna Hulslander, Mary Ken
ncly. Julia Martin. Gertrude 3 Miller.
Sarah O'Poylo. Florence Scott ana
Grace Thaver: and William Forster.
Henry Greensted, Robert Hitchcock,
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NO WOMAN Is EXEMPT.

Regularityis a matter of Importance
in every woman's life. Much pain is,
however, endured in the belief that il
is necessary and not alarming, when
in truth it is all wrong and indicates
arrangement that may cause serious
trouble.
Excessive monthly pain itself will
unsettle the nerves and make women
old before their time.
The foundation of woman's health is
a perfectly normal and regular per-
formance of natures function. The
statement we print from Miss GER
TRUDE SKIES, of Eldred, Pa, is echoed
in every city, town and hamlet in this
country. Read what she says:
"DEAR Mrs. pINKHAM:-I feel like a
new person since following your ad-
vice, and think it is my duty to let the
public know the good your remedies
have done me. MY troubles were pain
full menstruation and leucorrh9a. /
was nervous and had spells of being
confused. Before using your remedies
l never had any faith in patent medi-
ClLtS. uOW NlSLA " bilhO a hNNNL
had anything do me SO much good for
painful menstruation as Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compounds also would
say that your Sanative Wash has cured
me of leucorrhGa. l hope these few
words may help suffering women
The present Mrs. Pinkham's expert
ence in treating female ills is unparal-
leled, for years she worked side by
side with Mrs. Lydia L. Pinkham, and
for sometime past has had sole charge
of the correspondence department of
her great business, treating by letter
as many as hundred thousand ailing
women during a single year.
All suffering women are invited to
write freely to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn,
Mass, for advice about their health.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-30
YOUNG PEOPLES ASSEMBLY SOCIAL
II Was Held Last Night in Sicgers
Dancing Academy.

Last evening at SeiGers Dancing aca-
denny, the Young Peoples assembly
held the closing social of the 97-9S sea-
son. 1t was a pronounced success.
Professor Bauer and an orchestra Of six
pieces, accompanied by Professor Lloyd
Smith, provided the music, The pro-
gramme of dances was a well selected
one and was thoroughly enjoyed bv
the thirty-eight couple present At
midnight a collation. was served by
Caterer l.. T.. WcnZ.
The Assembly, which is one of the
most popular social organizations Of
this city, thus auspiciously closed its
seventh season. The officers are T.. r.
Robbins, president; w, w. Baylor, esq.
president; A, l.. LennitZer sccre,
tary, and II. G. Haak, treasurer. Flool
committee DR., W. Zachman, j. Shopc-
land j. w, Moser II. Pond and George
DcWildc.
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Inspector Mcdonald came. The first
move by the officials was directed to-
ward the rescue, if possible, of the en-
tombed men. a shift of miners was
mustered quickly and search was
made. The search was Intellectual, eX-
cept to confirm almost absolutely the
fear that Williams and Emanuel were
dead.
The Hallstead was formerly the pro-
pCrty of S. n. Stettler. The breaker
is alongside the Bloomsbury railroad
and adjoins the Duryea station. 1t has
leen owned by the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western for several years.
When in operation 800 men are employ
ed. The number of cars hoistcd daily
averages 37j. 1t has been idle since
March 2S on account of repairs. Tim
bermen have since been engaged crib
bing" the shaft, which has a depth of
PIT feet. Company men had been at
work too, securing the roof and repair
ing the apparatus for the air current,
a short distance from the foot of the
shaft a slope runs down 2,i00 feet and
along this slope are nine or ten lifts.
This one where the cave occurred is the
third lift Of the slope, and it consists
of old workings mostly.
The entombed men were in those old
workings, because the arrangement of
the air current requires bratticas or
doors in them. The vein of coal is from
II to IA feet high, and when the squeeze
came the high fall made the force the
harder. They may have escaped be-
ing Crushed by the roof but have fallen
victims of the deadly black damp
which attends all Cavings wherever the
mine is gassy.
SEARCH UNREWARDED.
The day shift of searchers We're not
rewarded. They quit at 7.30 last night,
and at s o'clock another party went
down under the direction of Steven
Jenkins, a fire boss who knows the
Hallstead workings thoroughly. The
men with him are Howell Williams,
and Conner Williams brothers Of
Thomas who is entOmbed. Conner Will
liams lives in Taylor. The others are
Thomas Galloway, Barrow Hall, James
Perry, Edward Robinson, Ben Wclden
and Richard Williams.
They went down the Feeder Dam"
which is the opening across the LaCka-
wanna river. That is the local name
applied to it. 1t is a shaft for taking
mon, mules and supplies into the mine.
| The shaft up which the coal is taken
is rarely or never used to let men up
| and down. There is a fan shaft n short
distance from it, and that constitutes
another opening. There is no hosting
apparatus in it, but it has ladders for
an emergency.
Mr.. Williams, of the entombed men,
lived in Hyde Park some years ago.
His wife is in delicate condition and
prostrated with grief, There are six
| small children in the family Mrs
| Emanuel is grief-stricken too. Both
! families live within a stone's-t throw OF
| the shaft.
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AMATEUR BALL NOTES.

The South Side Sidcrs would like 70
play any team in the city under tho ages
Of II to - years The players are: r..
Troy, G.; q. Whymeyer, p. +. DuIbin,
SIS: 4 BuCkelcamp, b.; G.. Sohns, 2b. [;
y. Bennett, 3b.; +. Bulge, L.; T.. Sweet,
c.f,, r. Troy captain; +. Durbn, mama
ger.
All members Of the Sliders are request
ed to report for practice this afternoon
at o'clock At Myrtle street ana, Irving
avenue. w. Thomas, manager.
The Sliders challenge the High School
team for Saturday afternoon, May T. on
Sliders' grounds, at Myrtle street and Irv-
ing avenue. at 80 o'clock. Please an
swer i'm The Tribune. w. Thomas, man
ager; Il. Tropp captain.
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CITY'S 1898 APPROPRIATIONS.
Ordinance Signed by the Mayor and
is Now a Law.

The 1898 city appropriation ordi-
nance became a law yesterday. With
in fifteen minutes after the document
had been submitted to Mayor Bailey
by the city clerk it was signed by the
former and returned.
4 certified copy Of the measure was
served on the city controller according
to law.