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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-10-05
Notice to City TaX-Payers.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the Mayor.
Counsellor and Aldermen of the City of An
napOlis, on the 18th day of July, 1893. elected
the undersigned Collector and Treasurer for
the ensuing year, and ON July 18th. made their
the undersigned, as such Collector and Treas
Street. Annapolis. his hours of business
from $50 O'Clock. a. M. to 3 O'Clock, p. m, on
Monday. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of
each week. Except during the months of Au-
gust and September, when he will attend at
the Council Chamber, Assembly Rooms. be
tween the hours OF $50 a. m. and o'clock,
p. m. on Mondays and Tuesdays of each week.
at which time and place the undersigned will
attend to receive payment for.city taxes. and
to transact the business of his Office. that from
all tax bills of this year, paid prior to the first
day OF september. 1899. discount of five per
ceHfxN will be deducted, from all paid during
the month of September. 1892 four per cesrfK1;
from all paid during the month of October,
1899, three per cezfEm. upon all paid during the
month OF November, 1899. the amount thereof,
without discount or interest. will be required.
on all tax bills of 1899. remaining unpaid after
the 30th day of November. 1899 interes' will be
charged from the date when the same became
due and payable, II. e.l from the 18th day of
August. That the undersigned will report to
the Corporation in December next. all tax
bills for this year then remaining unpaid, and
Will thereafter proceed promptly to collect
the same by due course of law.
w. II. PULLMAN.
81 Collector of Taxes and Treasurer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-10-05

CrOR sALE-A DOUBLE BARREL SHOT
T. GUN, tap action. pistol grip. illuminated
steel barrel made In Belgium. Owner has no
use for a. Cost over forty dollars VIII sell
cheap. Apply at 80 Prince George st. DIV
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-10-05

Tor RENT.-Two HANDSOMELY FUR
" NIaHED ROOMS Address Mrs. =. Kali
SIR 46 West street city. o3w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-10-05

WANTED "A SMART ACTIVE BOY TO
wv learn the Jewelry ana Watch business =
A 1ply at once % No. IL Main street DIV
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-10-05
OYSTER Shell Lime For Sale

In quantities 20 suit. This Lime Is In excellent
condition either for fertilizing or building USE
VIII lie sold cheap. Apply TO Geo. G. barton or
A. A. sites. Annapolis, Md, or Samuel X. Fra
zier Passport. 323
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-10-05

OEiIyINIC LADIES AND CHILD
De JIM kRNs DRESSES
MADE at reasonable prices.
s9Orn Apply II College Avenue,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-10-05

MnNCV TO LEND IN SUNS TO SUIT
HUNEI on good real estate
33 DANIEL K. RANDALL
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-10-05

l-OR RENT-A NICE srABLF, A FINE
l. Loft and Stalles also Carriage House,
Address Mrs b. KAISER, as West street, city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-10-05

STA
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-10-05

Money to Lend II TO SUIT srff
s2Om III. ID. PUSEY.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-10-05

r. FOR sALE-MULE COLT YEARS
10y old also Fresh COW with Calf at side.
Apply at II. BLACKBUkN'S Harness store,
NJ street o5w
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-10

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT RoLr~-No-
tice Of Assessment roll OF Loaf Improve
ment District Nc go for the improve
ment Of certain por1 ors OF First Avenue
North. In the City OF Seattle. under Ords-
nance No s.291 and hearing thereon.
Notice il hereby given that the assess
ment roll OF Local Improvement District
No. 22 for the Improvement OF First Ave-
nue. North. between Denny Way and .
point 10 feet south OF Harrison Street.
under Ordinance No SGT, has been re.
ported by the Board Of Public Works to
the City Council OF the City Of Seattle.
and is now on file In the office Of the City
Comptroller and er-ofsfcio City Clerk. and
the same is now open for public inspection
at said office and vii, remain open for In
spection Until Monday. the z2nd day Of
May, 1879 AT 800 o'clock y. m. and All
persons interested are hereby required to
appear before the city council at a session
thereof TO be held IN the Council Cham
Der ia the City Hall on said 32nd day Of
May lsse AZ sec O'Clock p. m and make
obtecfions thereto. Al said tine 90 fxed
the City Council Will consider any ard ali
objections made and will make such cor
seesions In said roll as II deems just ard
will then by ordinance approve such roll
and levy and asssss the amounts thereof
A9asnst each parcel ana lot Of land shown
In said roll and declare the aasae q arss
len thereon.
Said matter may be adjourned TO 4 later
date IL 30 ordered by the City Council
WILL n. PARRY.
City CanpsYoiier ard ex-oHiclo City CLERK
OF the city OF Seattle.
Date Of nYxs publieA ton. May 8. 1Ss6
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and collection OF special assessments upon
the property beneftod by. the improve
menl, and providing for the issuance OF
bonds az authorised ~ an act OF the
entitled IAN act relating to Internal Inn
provements In cities. aurnort1lng the is-
suance ana collection Of bonds upon the
property benefited by local improvements.
and declaring an emergency" approved
OF Ordinance No. 334s, approved May. I.
1894. as amended by Ordinance No. $50.
approved July y. 1854. And Ordinance No.
44e2. approved March :. 1887, and the City
Charter as now In force. has been Ger
less payment Of the assessment therein
contained Is made within 50 days from
ese Of the firs, publication OF this
Notice. local Improvement bonds win b
assessment upon said property remaining
due and unpaid. including the amount
which 10 assessed against your property.
This notice is given for the purpose Of
enabling all owners OF property In the To-
cal improvement. district named IN ordi-
nance No $3.50. Local Improvement District
No. ls5. 10 redeem their property from the
assessment before the issuance Of the
bonds which may be done by the payment
OF the full amount Of the assessment with
ous interest
II the assessment % charged be not paid
within the time above specified and you
desire to redeem the property from said
assessment after the execution OF the local
essary for you TO pay the full amount OF
the assessment charged axasnss your prop
sFex scRetaer with interest at the rate OF
eight per cent. Is per cent? per annum
upon the whole assessment up to and tn
Guiding the date Of the last instalsmsnt.
A. ~. FO0TE.
City Treasurer OF the City of Seattle.
Date OF FIRST publication. May 9th. isss.
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North American Review

Martin American kSeNsFW~
Slgnr 10 a constituent OF uost plants, IN
greater or less degree, ~ some period 81
nefr growth Its exsct position or lnnc-
ton ia the ue;abcl,ssn OF pant s'ssuc -
s;;ll a matter al .heory among Chemists,
hat its wide distribution is becoming more
ans more evtdsr, rs tire goes On Even
the cereal srasns. formerly supTos~t 20
he merely strrAsouses o. startns asNe
lately been found 10 contaia notaaie aaan-
titles 81 sscrose or sarSnafuse. tne $500
name used by chemists to distinguish sha
substance in question from ifs eSneeaef
"a rheAydrato~ possessing a sw~f TASTE
The popular name tor this substance.
however cane sugar, Indicates the plant
nrs, attract the attention cf aaankifssS
This yiaas SAcchArann cIsctuar1H. pros
Ably ORIGINATED In Asia whence III Ass
aereAS gradually to ali tropical fcsieafss
its easy propagation from eyes on ere cane
ttscss assisting materially IN ass assses'a-
snAsson TIE cultivation - tnis Rasts& 8tss
is sweet qualities street hrs Tar h~sA ING
,ne nas. .ss-res canes h<sar neesfsssse1
IN the HeaT~s Scriptures. ana rs use ~
Chtna r,rohanay anssss&sf3 ever tais asen-
ton, yes me extraction % sugar from rs
tss;ce. ard especially TIE 4@s % II" s1p
stance As . separate article ~ ssss. -
matter ~ comparatively ss~csns aA'rs
Far centuries II was used sn f.eiops
only a. confession 90 a. EncSlstNe,
ana 4, was rot anstI the sss - sa~
seventeenth century. a aaRsfrs - ~ -
years after II MAS nrSs saaatsstl rs ~
Eastsrn hemisphere tnas * ts'xa. 70 ".
an article Of csssrnerc~ ard ~ss assssssE 81
20 any extent fnss Easvse> Once bexen
how4xer its modern development so"h -
the present aay. ~nssa y ssJs~.aa. s nss
nrrssnss Of which reaches tie sylsSSss*f
tas- sa% greater part An sssrss'tSssss sssfT
arsscfs Is hfsie &Aeft 81 Ss@sssss2s 4
tru.n fts hisscry cannot pe tsissAsssS "a
interest ey Ia&s Of asy lire u human ga
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SCHOONER WITH SIX MASTs.
Maine Builder Sees . BIG Profit In
the Novel Craft.

II. 81. Bean. the well-known shipping
man OF Camden, Me-. Is All advocate OF
the six mas.ed schooner. II has been
thought that the fve-master marked the
limit. but Mr.. Bean thinks q six-master
would he an easy money Garner. He ex-
poets TO see jus; such a vessel bsiilt In
his yard within two years. Such vessel
would cost about slto.ooa The six masts
would be of an equal length. rs feet each,
and when AL the canvas was spread there
would he abau; = 90 square yards. or
enough 10 cloth 2ou soldiers. In length
she would be rs feet over all. ~ feet in
beam with a s3-toot hold. Mr.. Bean ar
CUES tina, II q i've master can return some
- per cent. profit TO her owners In 4
year, a six master with a larger tonnage,
running practically under the same exc
pense. would yield bigger percentage 81
profit. As shown by the records OF other
schooners there is a possibility OF her
making iSs trips a year. thus carrying go
90 tons OF coal. Averaging 70 cents per
ton. trimming included the gross earnings
for a year would re s6s. 3no % per cent on
the original investment. Mr.. Bean esti-
mates the total expense at 81 Sa leaving
a. profit OF "a. 500 or over 81 per cent In
surance on vessels averages about per
cent and there would De LEFT a Ret profit
OF better than - Yser cent. Some Of the
Bata builders 60 not take 50 rosy a view
Of the subject and think that the i've
master Is the limit for a wooden vessel
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second Lieut.. n. n Richardson. first
mant. viee Drain. promoted
First Sergt. Alex W. Nccallum. second
lieutenant of Company 4. Second regi-
nsent. vice Richardson. premoted
the following named enlisted men. for the
reasons assigned:
w. II. Hanna Company II. First regi-
"set n Ne, ai c sasass I s. fs., ss
ment. May /, f99 removed from state.
Henry 4. blake Company b. First regi-
ment. May l. 1899. removed from the state.
John r, Carroll. Company b. First rest
ment, May /. lses: removed from the state.
Walter N. Beckwith. Company h. First
regiment. May /. isss. removed from the
ii. r. Tomlinson. Company h. First reg
imen,. January -. 1893: removed from the
+. IL. Ammidown. Company Il. First reg
irneut January 10. iSe; business reasons
-. b. Marshall. Company b. Fret regi-
mens: January TO- iSs: removed from the
state.
Francis Botch, Company p. FIRST reg'-
mers. May 1. 1899. business reasons
-. II, Lewis Company b, FIRST fegt-
mens. May L. lssa; business reasons
r. ID. Ailain. Company h. f1rss regiment.
Apfl, / isQe, business reasonsl
4. ". ciothier. Company ID. First artii-
ira r. Hyatt. battery A. artillery. May
lsss rs nrnss , romps sas' First resi-
msr, March - lsss. removed from city,
II. 8. Johnson Company O. Frs; regi-
meet. Aprfi /, 1858. enlisted in United States
W l.. sharp Company O., First rext-
u,<n,, April l. 1899: removed from coua;y;
John G. Toiiefsen, Company A, second
regiment. April -. 1872 removed from
state
5 q. Sargent. Company A. Second rcgs.
u,ens. March -. iSs: removed from city;
w w Whitney. Company A. seccna
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l'lICER NEARLY BUILT.
NV DAYS THE COkUMnrA
& w1kt N CBnloVuNUD.
aesel ID Vet Ualske the d.
o.n1ss, which IL Alss Being
.a n Flsst-C3aas CeoAftaoo-
- rise Crews Hard ~ wesk.

1mfoI. 4. l.. May s.-The frame Of
" - YACHT Columbia II nearly al aAut
~ Ne looks an II not more than an
- 1as's work would be required to add
~ s.etoiates that are miasing on the bow
"A stsrn. The 1kefnpiece. Which = eut
~. ~ sheet Of Tobin broose. w. At&Ad
z.,fondsy and fastened with . few boltA
n ssaue II differs very little from that OF
"A f,efsudeES and has about the same slant
Sufd
~ vork Of rivefing Is pro9ressing well
&sSsre nuaber Of men are employed. and
- sssnx OF their hammers can be heard =
- 6etaace. The work On The interior Of
vacht. such - putting h he bulk-
~ hsnces and deck beams. In not yet
.sriaaed. and this viii delay the laying
~ deck 4 few days.
i 4 m prcbehay not b known for tuo
- fuDe Wbsn the COLUMBIA win -
u1rehed
/ 800 seyenty feet Of the stssl mast =
- completed. 1t IL fastened together IN
1clem by bolts and rivets. The mast =
- inches In diameter, and = work
- esuis. inside 10 assist IN dv6sinG Il.
4 ~ CoIumbia's crew has done consider
p gogk since their arrival. one week ago.
r. Defender has been painted inside and
~ smaller spars scraped. The sides Of the
- afe nov being scrnped.
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Two or three newspaper men and a coz
gressnlan In Washington. who Was a rner-
chant in private life. were taking over
some 81 the peca,iar;ttes az business meth
DDS
II remember on enc occasion said the
congressman. having In stock a big lot
OF dry goods remnants that seemed TO
stick right by me IN spite II all could
do Ia get rsa Of tse-rs. Al last advertised
10 Sell them AT 80 much "A pound md the
curiosity Of people ia see Il ;hey caulan',
get mere a. pound rates for their money
than they could Get ai ward rates soon
cleared out the stock Al another tlrie
sold a ios Of side meat at 50 much
square feet. taking tfse run " he side
ans. the customers Ssn get bargains In
the thick Of the meat encouraged others
who had 10 scs theirs eaat az The thin.
So svsnei ZIP Very nicely"
That reminds vie" remarked: ore - the
correspondence. 'af q. horse sold once ~
50 much a feet
'.iiow Was saags-' Inquired shs congress-
rsan. sona~~hAt puzzled How sss3 yoa
make vogr rsaeasuresserfs> I can under
stand how yea might <~s, am az 50 n1ash
* ~ Re was : big fellow sixteen or seven
sesn hanes high. bur I aun's see new ycu
sc; az aim ~ the foat.
THAT w.s easy sssonss. I simply sGst
a.x nj So much . fncs-sSs sa .
How mach ass yea ges fer hsus~ and
the Congressman scr eat bis pencil.
n hundred ard Airy dollars -
Tsa congressman figured Tor aaSstss a
ssxsee0th cs minute
Say ~ safe. sy<ssls1g ESess ~zsETsssy.
a. a seAr sss nsesi 20 break ever BIS face.
Il ought 20 Nav@ snsws bette fhaa 20
monkey with newspaper ssAa. aexaG't
i.*-Deircst Free PresA
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THE City OF sEATTLE-De Department 81
F1nsacs Treasslress Once. City Treas
uTsEs So.lcs-
Notice ss hereby given ssat re asaMas-
rnen. roG Of fIcssai Improvement District
No Isl. ia tbs City Of seattle, crfafes BY
Ordnance No. stss. entitled az Ordnance
r.ovssilng .oY The ssnrg gTemsss osTNsntY-
10 Ear Marssa Street. Eass Marson Street.
from Txsnsy-tAsra Avenue 10 Sxreale~afh
Avenss. Tvsnfiesh Avenue tYesn East
Nxrfos Street "a 4 point iy feet soufh Of
Esss olive street Esxhssensh Avenue from
EAss Marion Street - a ssoa1s lie se<s Sossh
% EAss Eason Street. ard H~vs<sesngh
Avenue frcm East Marcia strees 10 Z
r-osn- I'D feet south az EASs rn.nn Street,
ii ire City ~ 6eAsyls. BIZ scaAsYactlEE
therein ,rcrsr sewers throughout said pcT-
sfocs 81 SAID avenues and streets fshe ansnA
forming . eonnecsscg syEew % sewers
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.s.ssNtINNATl. May s.--Weather. hnc:
- shw. Results.
aM., ter!anss, seiiing-Scrivener woa. Nc
~ sSes second. Nick Garter third. Time.
~. faFlongS. sellinR--TndinnA won,
~ ssnaroeck second. Aileen Wilson shi.d.
..e ard seventy yards. seiling~-Aihert
49, VA Springtina second. New Woman
- Time. i:sei~.
&c ard seventy Yards Sellsng--ni ing
49, es Won Farms second Fafheriasd
Tine. law.
-. iasiangs srilinS-Carlotta = Nan.
sc"ssa. Lacy NJ third. Time. i.rfA.
~ 81 sarlonss. seltiug--Cen Mcssguaer
"a Nora ). second Asman third. Time
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CITY TREAEURER's NoTfCE---No J.
hereby given that the assessment rog OF
Local Improvement District NO. lS. IN
the CITY OF seattle. cfea,ed cs Oa .,sss,~
for the Improvement OF Republican street
and East Republican street from Minor
Avenue North 20 point log fees wess
street and Eass Mercer street from the
alley west Of Easslaks Avenue TO boyl-
s.o- Avenue North Harrison Street from
the alley west OF Howard Avenue North
street from Bellevue Avenue Sortn 70
an3 East Thomas Street from
Howard Avenue North TO Belmont
lev wess OF pon:ius Avenue 70 the alley
cas-. of portius Avenue. John street rom
Howard Avenue Softa 10 ksas axe Az
enue. he Alley between Miner Avenue
North. and Pont.us Avenue from jam
street 20 Republican street. tae alley be
tween Pontins Avenue and Howard Az
erv< Ncreh from Harrison street 70 Ee-
publican Street. Howard Avenue Solla
from . point se feet south % John
street "a Harrison Strrst. the alley be
tween Howard Avenue Nor;h sad East
lake Avenue from = rafns ~ ffst nortn
OF Harrison Street % Eas, Mereer stlees:
syuth Of John Street 20 pofn. he feet
s,u,n az Thomas STREET. EasInke Az
enue from . paint - fec north Of !hcrn-
Axs~sse Noryh frcrn a rclnt 10 feet north
81 EasF TnamAs Stree. 20 point lsa feet
ssu.h % East Merce< Street BsllevnA
Ay.rus North from EAss Mercer Street
~sr-ss, Tan East Harrison ssrss+ 70 Eas;
prv s.ress. IN the Cssy az Ssatsie. b.
ss-ls.ructYng therein proper sewers
.hrousnczz. said portions - SAID ssr<e1.
av~rsex ARD Asssys tine sArse forming
ro-rn~rtsrx system ~ s~weys wiz = ccfn-
-.sor ox,sSefa together wfsh al necessary
yves openings nsuhcs~s. sampasssA
versasasSra catch casss0 and aSsHInx
tsnE. Ara providing for the pavneni
sasresszr IA srssasirents ard establishing
n nzr1 for such DAyDezt ~ the evytoe
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IL THE SUPERIOR COURT or KtS0
County state Of Washinston--The Post
Intesiixencef Publishing Company,
corporation. pizEn.in. ~ Charles W.
elassr dAsendAns. Summons for Pub
lea hon
The state Of Washington 70 tas gsid
Charles W Slater. Defendant.
You are hereby summoned 10 appear
within s!xfy days after the data a The
Arst publication Of this summons. 10 wis,
within sixty days afs&r ne ix1h iay of
April, lSe. and defend fhe xsyove-snEitiei
action in the asove-snsista6 eosst, ard an
swer sns complaint Of the plsinan ard
serve cory 81 yesf answer apon ire IN
aersfgnsd attorneys for plaintiff al their
osTice Eeiox staied. and tn case u your
failure 30 20 DO. Judgment will - rem
A<r~t against yoG according 20 The De-
mSnd Of the complaint. ~atel ras be.n
died with she clerk ~ said SQUIRT
The Object - sissa action, a. s~4 f0ytn
In tho eonosajaf. - the recovery u tssdx-
merit Agntnex yea for the sim % 3f1HrB
an account 81 nGvefsi2tng done for dsfssst-
ant By paAsnfsY, An as,a~hna<ns has b~en
sevfed upon pSrsrnsi property belonging
% yoa. WhseA viii Be sosd Ia satisfy aid
PIPER, FTgK q PIPER
Atforneye for Plaintiff
Poatofara address. Rooms 41S ard -
Daai<y buai6inx. sssts1s. Washington
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nsptISVILLE. May s.-Results at
gaschill Downs:
soss and half furlonEs. seilins--rnno-
ssss Won. The Monk second. Alfred G..
I'D s'a: Tine .s,is.
s1ne, handicap-E ervcr won. John
-. n1l second. Applejack third Tine.
- ~ rurlongs. Winter wen; Louis
- he'ie second: Discipline third. Time.
aso1F furIones-~fds F'orsiham won.
Ss'o second; Clara Wooiiey third. Time,
seiisng-Galashee won. Ron Jour
S1a. Traveller third. Time, t.<eA
- and half f,iricnks -MaronI won:
:. Aenf second. Jockey Joe third Time.
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I[H MILITARY DISTRICT.
n INClsEDeS Ala on AlAsxA
NORTH o. slsr PARALLEL
Nsw ssx Dsstrsets IN AAaska saA
Hessly 80 Regulas Army Trssps,
IN A11fttsa - TAsss whseA nave

WAgHINGTON. May s-Assistant Sec
Rotary AetksiJohn has issued an order
creating the military district Of North
Alaska. which Il to include all that por.
ton Of territory north of the sfxty.orst
parallel. Thia district II placed In COM
mand Of Capt p. II. Ray. He win have
command Of eli the troops Of that district.
The new station At Pyramid harbor re-
Gently established on account OF Difficult
ties which have grown up along the bound
arg line II 70 be In command of MAJ :.
NJ Thompson, OF the Twenty fourth In
fantry. This portion Of Alaska Il not with
h the boundary Of tbs northern district.
The var department has now established
stx different military stations In AlaaEA,
and has quite large force In that terri
tory. Ths troops now in AlaskA In add
tion 70 those to be sent to Pyr1mid Hsr-
Dor are: Dysa, Company d. Fourteenth
infantry, one olFlcer and thirty eight men:
Fort Wrangel, Company II. Fourtesnfh tn
fanfry. one ofkicer and forty-ssven men:
Circle City. Battery A, Third artillery. and
detachment Of the Eighteenth infantry. one
OFFICER and sevensy-seven man Fort ST.
Michael. one detachment Third artillery
two Officers and seventy-ssven men. Ram
part City, detachment Of Third artillery.
one officer and atty men.
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Inland eiseo' MAY s-heu''s al
~ iarioars~(;sSa won: ranche Sec
a. 'aisste third. Time. SaA
hrs, nsai@.Csh ~slis won. Forts second.
g. tnird Time. l%sL
a p.siens Lothian wen, ronarlnc sec-
n" ses S,ia third Tine, i.lsk-.
&sss ~ Mary Black won. Daisy T.
&, san Neaeio third. Tine i:tcsA
g., s.,ienes- kuatcon WON: rc.xeste
Ssv... tev del Terra third Tine. liza.
~ 'oT}onrs-Auvar wen. Los Mel
s~snd. Horton third. Time, i:sr.
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Special Dispatch to the Post 1nteliisencer.
TACOMA, May SAN interesting team
pigeon shoot was held this afternoon at
the gun club grounds for a purse of Q8.
c. p. Elder and ]. c. Clark shot against
II, +. Denham and Ed Montgomery. the
latter team winning. Each contestant shot
al ten live pigeons the score being. Elder
2 Clark 3. Denham 10. MONTGOMERY 10.
The shoot was the result Of friendly
rivalry that has been waged between the
two teams for weeke II was Witnessed
by a number Of gun club members.
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Akw YORK. May 9.-There was q large
Msd tonight AZ the Lenox Athletic Club
s''ness the twenty-S1ve-round encounter
wen Frank Erne, the Buffalo light
III who recently lowered the coforx Of
= Cans. the clever hgbtweighs from Hal
19e The men weighed In AZ fA pounds
gsnia Under the Marquis OF oueensberry
Erne was the favorite. * odds OF
80 Ernv won on points. after hard
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NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE-~Under
the order of the court ] ofyer for sale
NJ private sale. subject 10 the approval
Of the Court, In such parts or parcels
or ~ q whole. rs may BIZ desired all
Of the remaining assets OF the Waahfna-
ton Fur Company. consisting o. 4 stock
Of merchandise. efffce and household
furniture. ave acres OF lard with store
ard other buildings ard improvements
thereon ~ La Push. CIaIfan, csss,y.
Washington: also the schooner Teaser.
Of fifty tons burden. ard book acrounta
LEMAN =. MAYER
Receiver Washington Fur Company. III
Seattle National Bark Bldg Seattle.
Wash.
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