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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-14

New York World: There is a certain
grim humor in the fact that two OF the
very conspicuous leaders of the anti
Roberts crusade are men of VIGOROUSLY
immoral life. The programme of admit
ting Roberts to his seat. then expelling
him and then finding out whether such
a proceeding is lawful. is more original
than consistent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-14

Kansas City Star: Just because Rob
erts has been turned down for being pro-
miscuous in his love affairs. 1t doesn't
necessarily follow that there will be a
falling off this winter in the congress
sional orders for flowers for the chorus
girls.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-14

New York Post: What happened yes
terday in the house was really the tri-
umph of lynch law in the punishment of a
man who in all probability is guilty. but
whose punishment by the huuse sitting
deliberately as court would have accom-
pHshed the same result so far as the
accused is concerned and would have
been infinitely better for society.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-14
The Stage History Of the Play.

Strange as it may seem. the play
seems not to have been a favorite with
the theatre-g going folk of Shakespeare's
day. There is not record whatever OF
any performance during the seven
teenth century. The play vas written
for the stage, and. of course. was put
upon the stage. but the only evidence
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-14

Denver Industrial Advocate: Seven mil
lion people signed the protest presented in
congress Monday against the admission of
Roberts in that stock-jobbing. graft
working. tax-stealing. money-dominated
body. 1t would be amusing indeed If there
could be an Aopen door 10 the skeleton
closets of at least one-half these sanity
protestants.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-14

Grand Junction Star: Roberts is un-
doubtedly polygamist but the proceed
ings so far taken to prevent his taking a
seat in congress are unprecedented and
without a doubt unwarranted by law.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-02
,zs-=-a~--s--al-----e --aa1- 49,
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO March 1.
str Columbia. Portland. Sailed. schs G. 4.
Thaysr. Grays Harbor.
HONOR .ULF~.Arrtved, Feb. ~ schr An
nfS. "A Campbell fr0m Everest. Feb. -. str
Aorsngf from Victoria Sailed. Feb. u.
Harry Morse. for Astoria. whafehsrk An
drew Hscks for ukhutsk sesss Feb %.
hkfa tnels John. for Pert Townsend
HASA~Arrtscd FEB. q. srbr Emma
Ilaaflna. from Grsys Harbor.
Bristol. FROM San Francsseo for NauAtrro.
PORT TOW SS IN D. Passed Feb. -. Br
str Manaasnee, from tiefesi2. schr J. ~.
Casrnau. fram San Pedro for Port Gafnbis:
str nslla WslIa. from Fan francisco for
Victoria.
fsoRT LfFni>nw--Arrf~ed. Feb =, schr
Bangor, from San Pedro.
PORT GAABiEe-ATrfved Feb. y. echr
Eoy Sognsrs fsrxn San FrxucsHco.
TAEstMA-Arrivsd. Fets r. ssr Aaekf-
nav. from San Francisco sssssr Lena
Sweassy from san Francisco
OK fsE ESTDW N-Arriyed Feb. y Er
ST. Clan Mcpherson. from Seattle; re Es
Clan Nc kenzi~. from Oregon. March !.
Ger 81 2tFfdsbraut. fran Oregon
kfSgAf-Fs~f'asssi, Feb. -, Ger TX
wislsssarast. from Oregon for Queenstown.
HpS1k tlSfs-~Afrssssf prior to March ].
Ey str Tartar from Tacoma.
SfseE E<-Feo ~ latitude . north,
longitude "A wes, Br ali xDie from Ore
vuu for Queenstown. Per Sokomts. at
Port Townsend F.o. p 90 Columbia
river Br sh Hsstiey Hal. from Liverpool
for Oregon
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-02

ORDINANCE NO. sz54-An Ordinance
authorizing Charles w. Ella and others
% Improve T,asrse.-sifh Ayersas NorIa. n
lne Of EEzs JOHN Street and the north
marginal line OF Eass Thomas Street, by
grading, side walking and parking the
same 10 the established grade. a. tI@sr
csa eo~f ard expense. under the carese-
ton OF the City Engineer u said City
BE = ordained BY the City Of Seattle as
follows.
Seton l. That Charles w Ellis and
others be- ana are hereby authorized 70 i'm
prove Thirteenth Avenue North. In tie
Guy Of Seattle, between the center lsae OF
h<ass joan street and znss nor{a HasrganaI
line Of East Thomas Street. b. grading.
side walking and parking the same 10 the
established grade, a, TIER oaE. cs<s ard
expense. Under the direction uf the City
Eng.neer Of said City: provided. thai sad
Charles W. Ellis and others shall deposit
III s3e CITY Treasury such amount aS the
City Engineer snail determine as the ex-
pense Of engineering and inspection neces-
sary for tbs Improvement. and further
provided. tina; sal9 Improvement shall be
cum pietefi within sixty ssds days from the
taking effect Of this ordnance. and that
before any sIsch work shall be begun, szsid
LhAafass W. E-iss and others shall nle with
the I3ty Comptroller "a Dcnd Ia the City
In the sum OF one thousand dollars s$.rUl,
conditioned that they shall complete the
grading. sGdew king and parking OF said
Avenue 10 the acceptance OF the Board OF
Psasaslc Works within the time herein I'm
the CITY Of Seattle from ali liability Of
every kind incurred by Reason Of the isa-
psoyenent u said avenue. which bond
shall be approved by the mayor and city
comptroller.
Section . This ordinance shall take e.
fec and be in force from and after its
passage and approval, II approved by the
mayor: otherwise il shall take effect at the
time IL shall become a Law under the pro
visions Of tn. csty Charter
Passed the City Council the 9TH day OF
February. 1883. and signed by me in open
session In authorization OF its passage
this 9th day of February. 1893
H. e. GILL.
President Protein OF the City Council.
Approved by me this 18th day OF Feb
ruary. 1899 T. ]. HUMES. Mayor
Flied by me this 18th day of February.
1859.
Attest: WILL. III. PARRY,
CITY Comptroller and ex-ofsicio City Clerk.
By q. X. CORYELL, Deputy Clerk.
tSeai)
Published March ?. 1888.
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- y y
LIVE STOCK MARKETA



CHICAGO. March LIN cattle there Was
good demand for heavy export and
shipping grades. but Others wer fsse
lower. Fancy cattle. Assxsasa. choaca
steers. kASsl0se. medium steers. AS<4
"a ceef steers lssy< ~, xtoekers and
feeders 81 Sss54ss. .ails. s..SuAsS. cows
and heifers. s. aga 90 Western fed steers.
81 lsssa. 70, Texas steers. GsaA1%ss, calves.
s. 500 .ea
Hogs were &c lower early. but closed
steady, With the decline regainei. Fair To
choice. E-1s-ssi -. packing lots. sS.kS
&se. mixed. As.ss1ss. butchers s. 40
3Ns: lights 2ssssfSs .sss: pigs. 81 1oSA
Sheep were active. Interior to choice.
S.ssl&se. ssarlinxs. $-asiAsos iamoo.
$sNSere.eas largely $ANe1sM
scesptS-Castse iA.tss hogs S,Nn. sheep
ia.an-
Omaha.
OMAHA March I--cattis>-Rec~ipts pts.
aSa head Native beef steers. A0aoA<s.
Western steers. ISsis4-sa. Texas steers.
Gass4saa. cows and hesfers. 81 Rs&&.
Gamers, $..Ssaia *. ssockers AMI fee<iers,
N.sss4 -. calves. Aeosyesa. Gsails and
sta4s. 1.asfs.ea.
Hogs-Reeeipfs ssa head Market a
shade TO &c lower. Heavy G.Asslases mix
Ell, s.. sss9a sS1s: light. sa,ssuS~se. bulk Of
safes. x3sosassS.
Sheep Receipts sAa0 head. Market.
strong IL sc higher. Fair 10 choice ma
tty~s EaNls&s. fair TO choice Westerns,
s. ~sssS. -. common and stock sheep, 6ss
QIs5. lambs <sasU<.TA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-02

sY2Ssf1sls AIS sale ~ Z : ManNnr CO.
sgs.ssse hr ~ = lsx1 ggsg~sss2S al te vece5e-
IS al iaH Navy U~pAEi sseG$ 8utll n~ssD
afs tne - s@Y of MaTNA. iSEs a. a-1'eA
,.ras aa8 gsass sasy z3N sse ssrssns@8 -
I've EsarcAsse Il re L : Mapitar C'essaan-
sae tieT aase skseG psA3e Is s. 80 See
Wal - sesgi for esss1 - tas D<F~es r.
.se.ssfx gE Gne gsscssSf aisfYsR ssE sssEE.2ra-
isssgss. afgsgsss ths A4Ez@St 4sscv tAeFs-
ssr above fAe Ayessn@ sss! as.=s sssxsxss..
yEsxes~.zs rnsst ~ sGssrSssftssi Ia = %ea$e3
essA esssaes addressed - tss* SssaerNtAES II
;Ae Navy. HAsa n<tosa, n g. 4rsa sHsors-
- 'serss.sssas& - szr tav GststeisaA-=s es ts2s
[ : MaasEsss If&f~&.a ~. Asass eAch r-sr-
K~z.sl vassf - sssszgs .s2Esie5 ~ - salts
FACTORY certified ssNs-rk- fef HsE ss< saaa
=. AR eens * ~ SzTosHEt . ths asger.
sssz AzesaH&tksr 70 fas Navy I<vAEtasS1s.
fs,sess@ ~ ssssS axs8 EssnaS> ftseeeE@eg ga.h
tAs ;esYrss Rat s~yxsstsgszssz.s - "a =. So 3
fse.rsse~s .sss xsxsszS se&fs&s sgis.srEEssA -
ss<assssaxSasssgr sAr xsezs& So - sssTSASsfzs.
sT~ssss v@~ssT. gAn s~ 4xsasiagss ~ arr G{nss
after shs s-ss q kNssTtg@Sf. 1870 ~ A.
is s.4s Ia ssss s,enzgAsga8sa9 - ta~ Navy
Sxra M4En fssSEzs. "a. y aer@ sese 1ssss
Ia s-ha srssz.s sss s~sTsSaxs4 fTsars The
frz.stx Of sSzAs Ezsy yzEss wsE!sts s.seA rew-
S.zva<sse tsrss as nav ~ GxsG sy sae
IsegSsgs.ss~as- sshn ~ Isa&. SeSsstssy
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THE CITY OF sEATTLE.-City Treas
uyer's NutlcA

THE CITY OF SEATTLE.-City Treas
uTer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the fourth
annual ins;allment OF local Improvement
district. No. 80 for the Improvement of
Lewis street. In the City OF Seattle. from
fes.er avenue 10 the north line of Wasia
WAiia Addition. under he PROV sions Of or
Improvement OF said street by grading the
same and constructing sidewalks on both
sides thereof. with parking strips between
sidewalks and roadway, and providing for
the payment therefor in lnstailments and
establishing a funu for such payment by
the leyying AID collection OF special as
seSsments upon The pronerty benefited by
the Improvement. and providing fer the
issuance Of bonds as authorized by an act
of the legislature OF the State of Wash
ington. approved March eth. lsss and I'M
der the provisions OF ordinance No. 3af9.
approved May 9Th, 1894. as amended hv
ordinance No. $40 approved July lltk,
1884 and the City Charter amended and
now in force has been duly certified 10 me
for collection, ard the respective sums
therein charged and levied against each
parcel and lot OF land and part thereof.
In said district. in payment, Of such Install
ment. remairs unpaid. and the same. In
Guiding the interest ON the whole amount
charged. must be paid on or before the
2sth day OF March, lass. CnleFs payment
be made on such instaimenf on or before
the .Gth day OF March. 1893. the same shah
become delinquent AID 5haIi bear interest
at the rate OF per cent. per annum. until
paid and II no, paid before ssid time a
penalty of eve 81 per cent. shall be added,
and the sums delinquent shali be entered
on the annual tax roll for the current year
against eac.. lot and parcel Of land. and
part thereof. so delinquent. and with the
Interest ard penalty shall be collected as
other taxes together with such additional
charges or penalties a. are authorized 10
be charged and collected ether deIln-
quent taxes and each lot or parcel 81 Land
so deinatien. shall be sold for The mount
OF such assessment. with interest. penalty
and costs. In the manner provided rs Jaw.
A. II. FoaTE,
City Treasurer os the City OF Seattle.
Date OF list publication, February s3ri,
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Special Dispatch IN the Post fntelisgences.
MEAN BAY. March Ia p. m.--Barom-
st.r. ss1 cloudy wind west. IL miles.
Outside. bound In. tug Heiyoke, a ssip
and two sehoonerx. Tug Lorne and
steamer CoiumbIns In bay.
PYSHT March I--part cloudy. light
west wind
PORT CRESCENT. March r.--Barome-
ter. $50. cloudy. wind southeast. I
miles.
snow; strong west wind. In bay. schoon-
er Eric barkentine Echo. bark AncyrA
and ships Muns xsmery shire and OrteataI.
Tug Haslsoui at dock
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NpIlEE OF ASSESSMENT ROrI.-No-
tste or assessment roll OF Lccsl Improve
hsnt District No. fs1 for me improve
.nehf OF certain portions Of Ffrst Avenue
N2sEn. ia the Csty OF seattle. under Or
s.hasce No. 51ss. and hearing thereon
VOICE is hereby given nat the assess-
.9ebs TOT OF Local Improvement piSfr.a;
NO. is5 Tor the Improvement OF FIRST Az
shas North from the eenter Of Denny Way
L1 tsss center OF Harrison Ssrssf under Or
aanaIsce No. 5ss. has been reported by the
Board of Public Works u the City Council
81 TIE City Of SEATTLE. and il now on hIs
N TIE oHsce Of the City Comptroller and
ex-oniefc tsIgy Clerk, and tbs same Is now
open ssr public inspection at said Office
ard VIII remain open for rnspDGt s0a until
Monday, tae 18Th day OF March 1893 al
el2ek r. m. and al gersslfs interested
are hereby Required 10 appear before the
cry council a session thereof to be
held IN tbs Council Chamber in the City
Itaa on said sash day of March. tssa a;
- O'Clock .. m, and make objections
Thereto. Al said tine 50 fixed the City
Council viii consider any and ali objections
made and viii make such corrections In
said roll as II deems just. and will then by
ordnance approve suc.l roll and levy and
assess the amounts therein against each
parcel and lot of land shown In said roll
and declare the same a nrst lien thereon
Said matter may be ad rDurned 10 a later
date 4 80 ordered by The City Council
WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and ex-off:cio City Clerk
Of the City OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication. February q.
1885.
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wATER 'FRONT.' NOTES.

Steamer TxFgo In expected from the
north to-day.
CITY ef rsstsie ~ billed 90 sail for Flag
way Tomorrow evening
Steamer Alike ~ffi be Due from sksg-
way ard way points Friday.
Steamer Townsend ~iu b. inspected TO.
day b. Inspectors Cherry and Bryant,
All snursss stea useys report extremely bad
weather Tuesday n.sht and yesterday.
Tag Rseoiate arrived from skAxway yes-
feraay afssrncon. whsse sac weat With =
saw.
e. n Erewn1@i5 was yesterday made
master of the Lena l.. In place 81 NJ. q.
EsscxEsy.
TIE steamer North Pacific from Victoria
yesterday had rhe ~Wha l. Wsor' com-
sans ca beard
IRE United states rxnboat Whe<ftrR
wss AZ Faneoaver Tuesday On heS way
frcns skaxway 90 this ocst.
The British ship wessSoshsan arrived
yesterday frosn Pert Angssen 20 ycsA
wheat ss the West Seattle ssevstof.
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS Seventh
Avenue North. Harrison Street. etc,
Sewer Improvement.
Hatlec Is hereby given that sealed pro-
pesals will BE- received by the undersigned
secretary OF the board Of public works of
sae city Of Ssattt. up to O'Clock y. m.
Achday. March sth. lSa for the improve
ment of Seventh Avenue North. Harrison
kfeef and various connecting alleys.
streets. Ways and avenues. by construct
mk pipe sewer along said avenues,
ur~ess, ways and alleys. together with all
secessary openings. yves, usanheles.
hmphuies ventitatoss flushing tanks and
catch basins, as provided by ordinance No
~. Creating local Improvement district
no fsS, ami IN accordance with the plans
snS specifications mow on fiie tn the Of
ne of IN. board 81 public works.
Eaea hsd must re accompanied ~ a GER
a3cd check PAYABLE 60 the order OF the
CITY co9ptToiler, for sum not less than
ave ssi per cent. ~ the bid. ard mo- Aist
vi Be considered unless accompanied ay
Md chvvk
The successful bidder wifi be required 10
sstss into u contract and furnish salts
nesofy bend far tGe amount required hy
zoe city charter and ;he laws of the
ssats ar NasalnEta u within ten DAYS aft
n~iag notified ~ the award of the con
Usci To atm failing 81 de 50. the said
sse.k ans the amount fixed therein Will
" saffeitesi "a she city No pgrsan is oil
Hee IS . Aeder who has within two
yvaFs prter te she letting ~ said eon-
usss made fef&uit In payment az ANY tsssi
ss@ass Ter ANY work or f8acr performed
~ aas sk;N or material furnished p9rsiss
~ 70 any such contract IS herein al
st,used or seo Within Nata taa wears
aA,tea u complete ANY Such contracts
SF~ssAl attention s. called 81 article
1stAs ef the c4ts charter As raw IN forre
rsAung 10 hours az ia Ssr" ans e. aYts-
Ee va. section u snHS / and : rsaiat-
US 10 Asffis ami surstis%
Is f>s&fi cf p,&tiss works reserves the
= f=sttf a a
So sseesAis must - Endorsed 0n eavsiotsa
.Sa fsr SEES eutA AvenGs North. HART
STREET etc Sewer Improvement
as "fSer ~ 80 A0sF8 ~ ptshiic works.
FRANK DfsESsDN. Secretary.
sss SIC 81 tEsi publication. February s5th
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fs-xf
80 No. asS, has been Yepo~tes tr
$50. nosfc Of Public Works 10 she CITY
- s. a, OF the Cssy cf Seattle. and L. aov
- 80 1Ls " ne office OF the City CompfroIssr
1 ~, sx-onic1o City cisYk. and the sane Is
60 e. opsa for public Inspection A. said Of
nee; and viii remain op.rs FOR in.r,a~+ssy,
~ as'es l,. Monday, the 18th day Of March. $50.
s~,.s.x cox = M. ard au persons later
800 are hereby required 70 a.pear befcfa
80 esly council al session thereof 70 De
hsss ~ TIE COUNCIL chamber in The city
"a - "a said 3sh day OF March. isss. Al
esock D. IA. ans make obtect.ons
aseseso- Al said time 80 fixed she city
coAnefl WEI conssier any ard ali ofySese.f,x1s
maize ana Wal make such corrections n
49, rois ar X deems just. and viii tnen
" ORDINANCE approve such rol ard levy
49, assess the amounts thereof azsjnst
sa.n parcel and lot Of land shown sp said
losi ana sselsrs tas same a nrss lien there
on. SAID matter may ke adjourned 70 a
later date II SO ordered hv ths CIT. g.our
S a Will. II. PARRY.
essf Comptroller and ex-orYicsa CITY clerk
q the City Of Seattle
1866 ~"'f 80
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ard crop ecnplAzntx- TIE late market Was
inactive ard rather easy. closing &c net
iower March closed s<Ac. May closed al
-Sc
Wacf-Fg-r.
Hops-Stsacy.
Co1ee-opfsons opened steady and un-
changed TO points higher. Sales were
7.-sa saEa Including May. A+acs Jaiy. s4aSc !.
September. 5ssscs SYet HE, dun. Ne. ia
voice. sac: Nc. : 5aaeiag. 6saS. mild, quiet,
Corioya- ssls{c.
Sugag-Raw arm. fair refining. 3sse.
centrifugal. - .es.. ssse. refined, steady.
Metals.
Pig fren-WArrantx. N.s5Gia.
CapQeg-IAke, xis-sass.A
Tyn-Is.
Spetirr-$s @%ssG-
l~eass-s4 Sasgk5s. The firm that FIXES the
selling price fer miners and sraeisers quotes
lead az sAN at the close.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


NOTICE To CONTkACTOHS-Ta Az
euue Residewaiking. etc, Improvement.
Notice Is hereby given that scaled pro
pnssls Will be received ny the unfiersiKned
secretary pf the board Of public works up
y o'clock p. m. Monday, March sth.
II, for the Improvement OF Taylor ave
nue. from Denny Way TO Harrison street.
n restdewalking and parking said avenue
Etween said points, as provided by urdt-
rance No ai0o. creating local Improvement
Gbtrict No. Isl, aud IN accordance with
ne plans and specifications now on tsia
toe office OF the board OF public works.
Each bid must he accompanied by
eefttned check. payable Ia the order OF
Ne city comptroller for a slim not less
nan Eve 80 per cent of the bid. and no
Md will be considered unless accompanied
hy said check
The successful bidder VIII be required 20
inter into a contract and furnish satsssac-
tory bond for the amount required by the
city charter and the laws of the state
Of Washington within ten Jays after be-
Nc notified of the award Of the contract
. him. failing To do so, the said cheek
tnd the amount fixed therein viii be for
fdted TO the city. Nc person IL eligible
~ G bidder who has within two years
prior to the letting or said contract made
Default Ia payment OF any Just claim for
any work or labor performed or any skill
ef material furnished pursuant to any
such contract as herein advertised. or
Who within said two years rallied to COM
Diete any such contract.
Special attention is called TO article
Kilt, OF the city charter. az now in force.
relating 10 hours of iaoof.@s and TO arfi-
els VIII, section 81. subs and :. relating
% bonds and suretiss.
The board OF public works reserves the
night 10 reject any and all bids.
Proposals mus; ha Endorsed ON envelope:
bid for Taylor Avenue Residewalktag
etc. Improvement
BY order OF the board Of public works.
FRANK oiEScN. Secretary.
Date OF first publication. February 18th.
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20 fsz--xs&h 20 the CITY Council an estimate
% rne cost - sad improvement
~ That fae matter OF making said tn
rroT@rrsnf VIII BE considered BIZ tire CITY
LCFnc- al session f5ereof 10 De nesd on
th- 1STh day 81 M2rrh. tE5. ~ I % O cissek
D. m az which tEy4 al persons desiring 10
re Beard before the CITY Council ursoa the
matter 81 making sad Improvement are
Notified IN Rs present.
Passed the City Council the 18th day ~
February, xkes ard signed Oy me IN crEn
se1szou n ausheUtAcaxion Of sss passage
tnis Eth Say OF Fsbruary, iss-
W. y. RINEHART.
P-es~kens OF the City Council
Filed by he tbs z7fh dsy Of February.
1883. WILL H. PARRY.
CRY Comptroller 4 Esx -orIcio CRY Clerk
By @. K CURYELL Deputy Cserk-
Date u frs. publication. March :. lsss
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CITY NOTICES.

- % sssessnsn. fsil 81 icesl Improve
-. .ss hsstrlCt NJ ISs Tor the Improve
So u errsslu portions af Harrison
So AL ea,va AraF Avs&ae. IN the
49, es ssa'te A,5sie- Ordinance No. ssss,
Saa asaftnr .1.rv-.sg
..~zs Is her stysn shss the ASSES
~ ~ * 81 eNf lmprcNSsa~ns tAsstrsSs
- fas - iTU nFuvvGueag 81 Harrison
A. .susn t.vsl Avenue NeTtn - s<sseen
nasr ,sAssnaS ast easseen Anne Avenue
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. March Wheat started
about where IL left on yesterday. but the
tendency was rather downward for an
hour or So The early news brought mat
ter of comfort 10 both bulls and bears.
The former were encouraged by nrmness
q foreign markets, bad crop reports and
diminishing domestic receipts. The latter
were consoled By rains In California.
where drouth has existed. and weather
throughout the winter wheat country less
severely cold than had been expected
ThSmanr's estimate ~ wheat I'm farmers
hands March I made the quantity 3i6. coz
GO bushels and the market became quiet
on The announcement II had been acting
heavy however. since the opening. New
York reported very little inquiry fer es-
port May opened shade higher AZ 73zsc
and declined 10 ssi.4sstsc IL reached 50
low pain; on ths Tnomann figures. THE
shorts did tho selling. ana when they held
their hand few minutes The price lobhei
up again tc GyA.c, ana closed with sellers
al 5xl~e a loss Of ESaAc.
Light recaipis and heavy ciearAncss held
corn steady within q narrow range. May
left off unchanged.
oats were duh and followed corn. The
close waa unchanged
Provisions snok an unexpected turn The
close WAS unchanged. bat shorts. for sorae
unforeseen reason. took the alarm ard
advanced the prices quickly. Pork closed
with gain Of ssea1ec, lard &c ard rsbs
Sasgsac
wheat M. 2.
op<nlng- Hsshsst, rsowe.t. Closing.
S nay " - rq4sis ~ nsasi-.
Corn xo. 2.
Nay Nay s-ss's-' II - ssa E..
SEP, . x7.@gs. ST.
Oats No. 2.
S N1y s. - s. ~.ass,.
Mes. Pork. Pee Basret
May :. Sso - Es's ts0 - sra
Lard. Per 100 ren~A.
May :. g. 9g g. ia q ssss $50
s s...,, =. ss - So So go sa go
short Rth.. PER iee pe.sA..
Nay :. Hzrs rs ., ga - Ga
ss 80 Is 80 90
Cash Qsstsstess-
Moderate demand ara stsaaT.
Wss4as-%c. ? spglng. as1ats7c. Ma
sHriHg. &gs8Tle: Va. red zSa@xTse-
Comma :. Dc
1atA~So. = -. go. We white, au.4
&c. No. wkl's. @lAs@S&A
Rys~*o = &c.
Bari@T~Se. : ssgs4so
Fsax ~e~ss-So 1. - 1871 Ia
T1saathy See&~prfrs1. g. 49,
rora~Aess. S~F bel. - stfs u.
IArss-rer ne fss 81 @zgaSlrxz
sAoyt nses Shes fsorsss \ 81 Isgs$ &
sssossIssEs-Tsvy s&sr<3 ftpoxss4 s.g4%e
ssassFE .gies $50 as saos@sss - aseYS Is
WHISKY Issstsissgs finished goods ger
ga, liz
E1xars--s-ms teal, 8 -se. rranusa.sss. s-zAe
Dairy Pr~asess-
ca Fh. pr1&ssse1 ~xeharss seaay ss@ bat
ter market was sseasy. creamery. IL.