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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-18
MHITE & GO.
REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENT
NO. 81 BANK STREET.

North, S rooms .......... ........ :. 1000
&c North rooms ........ ............ 1000
2l2 York, rooms (Jan. D........... 1850
GLE w. Brambleton q rooms......... 1900
SO Butte 8 rooms 5000. ............. 25.00
400 Butte, rooms Dan. D........... 100
i06 Butte, rooms ........ .............. 17.G0
421 n. Reservoir, z rooms. ............ go
Pool, Atlantic City, rooms....... 1900
102 Brewer, 0 rooms 1900. .......... $500
Client, 10 rooms ........ ............... 5000
% Grace street, Q rooms ................ $500
2O3 S, Reservoir avenue, room5...... $500
East Grace street, 2 rooms ............ 1900
Franklin street. rooms ...........- 500
20 North street, rooms ............. 1000
Graydon avenue, 10 rooms ............ $500
Precursor street. room fiat ........ 1850
2G7 Holt street, rooms i.......,...... 25.10
265 York rooms ............ 80. o.
IT'S Brewer, 0 rooms .......... ......... 25.e1
1928 Butte, rooms 49,. ........ ......... 300
to3 West Brambleton ave., rooms. 80. 1000
39S Rute ST.. rooms .................. 100
los Lovitt ave.. rooms .............. 25.c0
Wo have some good stores and Offices;
also colorcd tcnamcnts not included In
this list.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

F. -. Z
New York. Oct. 1T.-Flour, easier, ex-
cept for low grades, which were held
quite firmly on account Of scarcity.
otherwise the decline In wheat gave
Hour buyers a slight advantage.
firm; choice to fancy, s3.45@3.75. Buck
wheat flour, quiet. Buckwheat, steady.
Corn meal. dull. Rye. dull. Wheat
Spot, weak; No. 2, 4OMc. Oats-Spot,
easier: No. 3, Csc. Beef, firm. Cut
meats, steady. Lard. steady; refined,
easy compound. SIC. Pork, steady.
Cotton-seed oil, steady; prime crude,
24c. Butter, steady; Western creamery,
la@24c.: State dairy. 16021c. Cheese,
firm; large white. 11N@12c. Eggs.
quiet; State and Pennsylvania, 21M6D
22c.: Western ungraded at mark, $50
1sc. Spot coffee-Rio, firm and tend
ing upward; mild, firmer. Sugar-Raw,
firm on good demand from refiners. Re-
fined, steady, but quiet.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-18
GROCERIES.

FLoUR-Market firm; spring wheat,
pa tent. $40; winter wheat, patent. SI.oOS
40; winter wheat. half patent, sass: win
wheat, family. $500: winter wheat, fair TO
good grades OF extra. s325; winter wheat.
SI mIEAifIP fSr'-'i bag 100 lbs. sl.w: 90 lb
'S cSoFFEE-steady; Java. 249e5c.; do.
Laguara lSl gd;S,l choice fa; d BIO 1eSSl1e
'V cHEEsEN1aTge fun cream. none: small
full cream 12lsc.
selling sugar at delivery prices has been
suspended for the present. All quotations
VIII be made , (, ., b. NorfGlH; Cut Loaf:
I11 no 5 standara Gra nus
lated. 5.lI; Confectioners' A. d.29: Key
stone a. $50; Centennial q, 100: Califor-
MIA L, s4S; Tran X Extra G. AL; Amer
sYRuPs AND MoLAssEs = Marke,
nrmer a, the advance: syrup. good 10
choice. 2lG2sc.; lower grade syrup. 12@i5c.:
PROVISIONS.
RUI,K MEATS-Market firm; rib sides,
5sic. bellies. eastern, sAqSh.c.; bellies.
S SSy b1ssSEp e 9oWDs US u;
MESS ,reRK-old,. $3.50;
HAM PoRk-Per barrel, $3.50 80
ee eompound 0d lierees 5c soie tuss g
and 50-lb. tins. Nc. moro.
WOOL AND HIDES.
WOOG-Unwashed.1 sc.: bulky. to 7c
less: WISHED wool, 2sc,: black. lide. to lsc.
HIDEs-G. S.. ~; green. eN; dry INIT.
Il; dry salt. nh: damaged Z.
SALT EigfI.
HERRING-New North Carolina cut, ir
Eastern. barrels. $500; Potomac, gross,
$500 mullets, 100-lb. kegs, 1915; spots 100.
ID kegs, 1915; mnckerel. fat No. 2. S2s.0
White fish. new catch, 100 ID. kegs, $3.50;
SO LII. kegs. 50. 25: 20 ,lb. kegs, 32.10.
FKEs5. Fish.
spots, per pound. 6c.:, croakers. per
pound 20, Taylors. per pound. &c. large
rock, 81 jar 2 pound So; pan " rock, pcr
pound 100 t2e..;;I sh ad, B nor
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-18
SHIPPING REPORT.
ForeiEn aud cons,wise.
: ---- ~
October II, 1893:
kDDTUlpn

Br. stmp. Rosefeld. McFee, Pensa-
cola, to coal.
BIZ. stmp. Samantha, Simmons, Man
chester, to load.
sehr. Alert. Scott. Cape Charles,
light.
CLEARED.
Br. stmp. Roseaeld. McFee. Rottcr-
dam, coaled.
sohr. John r. Holiday. Horner. New
York, lumber.
SAILED.
BIZ. stmp. Borden Tower, Campbell,
Demarara, via New York.
Br. stmp. Magdala. Mcdonald, New
port News.
schr. ]. Howell Leeds, Batcman. Bos-
ton.
schr. Lucy wheatley, Taylor. New
York.
schr. Ida Comfy. Marshall. Baltl-
more.
Tug Hudson, barges, Baltimore.
Tug Covington, barges. Snow Hill.
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GRAIN. Hay AND RICE.

u. c..
from store. 3Sc.: mixed oats. SIC.
MILL FEED-Markct steady; bran. per
ton. $1,000: niddiings. $3.50 per, ton.
HAf-No. Timothy hay. ear lots. $780,
ton lots, Sl1.00; mixed hay, car lots, $l3. So
ton M, i1ts H., $500 f,rcr
ROUGH RICE-Nonc on the market.
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
pEANUTs-Marhet firm: fancy. 4c.;
mon. 2ls@3c.: Spanish. sl.co per bushel.
PEAS-Blackeye. s2.75 per bushel.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
fat, 2e925c.; spring chickens. small. steady
at l0ql4c.; large. 1920; ducks. mud.
EGGs-Markct firm at 15c. per dozen.
CoUNTRY INNS = Steady; smithneld,
fancy, 13@lGc.: Virginia country, 10lSl2hc.:
good NorIn Carolina. 1O9l2Mc.
barTe Mhe s se' pns
new sweets. Hayman. DOC. @Si.Oo per bar
rel: yellow, soc. QsI00.
GGA RHBASGE;s :, sd ;s%a 4 2 90 per crate
BERMUDA-S2.Oo per box.
FRUITS.
APPLES Southern. sl5OG2oo per bar
rel: Northern. S2.2JQ3.25.
FEA alofaetGia s.? ssa5 800 in crate
PEARs-s3. 50@4.0o per barrel.
PINE APPLES-10@l2c.
BANANAS-Por bunch 60c. GS15o.
COCOANUTS-1o0 to bag. $500.
CALIFORNIA ORANGES - Messina.
.300ql3.50 seedlings. $30DG3 %: navels, A05
@4.5o per box: Jamaica! $500 per box.
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ALBEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE
CANAL CO. ARRIVALS.

CANAL CO. ARRIVALS.
SOUTHBOUND.
Stmr. Ira, light. Norfolk to North
Carolina.
stmr. Juniper. towing, Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Barge No. Z, light. Norfolk to North
Carolina.
Lake DRuMMoND CANAL CO.
ARRIVALS. NORTHBOUND.
Stmr. Harbinger, Balance. merchan-
disc. to Norfolk.
Stmr. Sally Wood, to Norfolk. tow
ing.
Schr. BERTHE & Maud, Levine, lumber
North Carolina to Norfolk.
SOUTHBOUND.
Stmr. Thomas EsherIck. Garden,
Philadelphia to North Carolina, tow
ing.
Barge Edwards, light, Philadelphia to
North Carolina.
Barge Tucker. light, Philadelphia to
North Carolina.
Barge Vale. light, Philadelphia to
North Carolina.
Barge Pamlico. light, Philadelphia to
North Carolina.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-18

NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARK EFT.
New Orleans, Oct. 1f.-Cotton futures
closed steady. October, $50 bid; Mo-
January, 4. 7o9 ~; Elebrs. sry,s rs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-04

The steamer Rosalie. Capt. OBrien. ief.
last night about o'clock for Skagway AMI
way ports. She carried full passenger
list and about ~ tons Of freight In her
cargo she took about 30 eases OF :inn,a,e
for the canneries at Me.iakahtla and Eoca
del Quadra.
The passenger list Of the Resale Is as
follows:
Mrs. A. Farrell. Mrs. Nellie White and
son. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Brown. VIM Richards l..
II Gray. Mrs l.. II. Cray. VIM u Johns,
Mise s. G. Johns, j. II. O'Brien. Mrs f.
Knapp. Earl KNAPP James I.iddeu VIM
Henderson. ]. r. Harrah. W NJ Harrah,
a. ThsTmodsated. T. Berg Miss r. Par
ker. Frank Z. Brewer. +. r. Johnson. q
w. Rud1 l. Fdgren c. w Gervais ".
G Kaufman. Mrs NJ &. Whiting. n. G.
Whiting. Robert Whiting, Miss NJ. Whit
ing l.. 4. Terry. w J. Williamson. r. J
Noaski. F. Bosenham. a. F. F-ilherr ].
W Ner9s'roIs1, .. Anderson. Mrs II. f..ia-
den, Emil fsehoaek, W. Dose T. Nylaolrn.
W. CAIRNS. 7. Howell. T. w Howefi s.
sampson J. w Charlton u Sutherland.
Z D. Badger. y. u. cheetharn. Rohert
Reid. c. j, Eddy. w Forbes and twenty
1--WE second class.
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FREE TO MILLIONS
OF SUFFERERS.


Almost everybody who reads the
newspapers is sure 70 know OF swamp
Root. the great kidney remedy.
II is the great medical triumph Of the
nineteenth century: discovered after
years Of scientific research by the emf
nent kidney and bladder specialist, DR..
Kilmer, and has truly wonderful powers
In curing kidney, liver, bladder and
uric acid diseases.
Kidney trouble is responsible for
more sickness and sudden deaths than
any other disease. and is SO deceptive
that thousands have il without know
ing it.
Thousands owe their health and even
life to Swamp-Root, and thousands
more who today think themselves be-
yond help can be made we'll by the use
OF this great remedy.
Swamp-Root has been tested in so
many ways. in hospital work. in pri-
vate practice, among the helpless too
poor to purchase relief, and has proved
70 successful in every case that spe-
cial arrangement has been made by
which all readers OF the Post-Intelli-
kencer, who have not already tried IL,
may have q sample bottle sent abso-
lutely free by mail Also book telling
more about Swamp-Reot and contain
ing some of the thousands upon thou
sands OF testimonial letters received
from men and women who owe their
good health. in fact. their very lives, TO
the wonderful curative properties OF
Swamp Root Be sure and mention the
Seattle Daily Post-Intelligencer when
sending yo,rr addvoSS m Dr Kflmpr f.
Co. Binghamton. N. Y.
II you are already convinced that
Swamp Root is what you need. you can
purchase the regular fifty-cent and one
dollar size bottles at drug stores.
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Special Dispatch to the observation-disclosures.
PORTLAND, or. May 2-To raise AG0a-
90 gallons Of water Gay oct o. the 1u-
kou river 10 q hsiga. OF e.0p feet and pipe
the fluid distance OF thirty miles IL the
engineering problem which II. j. Powers.
a mining exper, OF Chicago. Is ABOUT to
face
Mr.. Powers. when seen this evening. was
preparing TO leave for the klondike. where
TIE bench claims he Is ab1u. 10 place unier
hydraulic pipes are situated The parties
interested in this huge undertaking are
the CudSay Packing Company and the
North American Transportation q Trad
Ing Company, of Chicago. The series of
bench claims Hes high up On the bluffs
east OF the Yukon river. some twenty-five
miles above Dawson Title 10 them has
been obtained by purchase from the Cana
dian government The ground. AIR. Pow
ers says, has been thoroughly prospected,
and the es.ima;ed va.ue Of geld susceptible
OF being. washed out Is $l0y. 00V 0Qp
Three Reidier pumps will De operated to
hoist the wafer. which At the third STA
ton. will pass into sxteen-inch PIPE.
T.,s pipe will gradually become smaller
In diameter toward the lower end. waere
four mentors are to be kept In operation
day and night during the summer months.
The cost c. the works. aside from tie
value Of the claims. VII be $35o.0o0. but in
view OF the enormous deposits Of coarse
and fine gold known to exis, In the
benches. the promoters feel more than JUS
titled in the outlay The pipe for the line
Is being made in Chicago, at a cost Of 81. IS
per foot. and will be shipped via Seattle
and ST. Michael during the ensuing sum-
mer. When In operation. the plant will
give employment to some DO men. Mr..
Powers thinks everything will be In readi-
ness for washing the gold from these
benches early in the summer OF 1850.
Capt j. J. Healy general manager OF
the enterprise, is expected from Chicago
NEXT week. and viii proceed at once to the
scene OF operations.
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EXCELSIOR SAILS NORTH.
Carries the Members Of the War De.
pnrtmcnt Expedition.

The wa~ department expedition. which is
going north to open trails in the Cock
inlet country, got away last night on the
Excelsior.
The passenger list OF the Excelsior is as
follows
Capt l.. F. Glenn. Mrs. f. F. Glenn and
child Mrs. r. l.. Miller. B. l.. Miller Mrs.
Campbell George p Thomas. p II. Kuhn.
II. 8. jenkins Capt. w. w Robinson,
jr.: Mrs. w. w Robinson. Celia f. Shee-
han. j. II. Farthtng. O. w. Bean. O. II.
Sleeper. A. Lacy. C.. S. Jenne J. A. Muir
ray. Capt. C. =. Elliott. Lieut. J. S. Her
rim. DR.. II. r. Carter. Mrs w. II. Am
bercrombie and children. William Morrey.
G. F.. Grifnths. Capt johnson. John NJ.
Turner. ]. G. Able. j. Glesener Mrs.
Browneli Miss Brownell Mrs. Landsbe r:
and child, George a. Barrows and wife
Fred Mathews. F. Schuman c. F. Gam
BILE, August Fels John II. Sloan. James l..
Todd. A. Bergen. r. f. Evans William
Morrey. @. Diiiinger. j. Barrett J ".
Doersam. G. l.. Mullen. r. Sapp, c. E.
Younkers.
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Newport Races.

CINCINNATI. O.. May 3-The talent
PLAYED IN hard luck a, Newport today. The
only winning favorite vas God Eek The
feature Of the racing was the fourth event
II mile and a half, which was won hy
Bethlehem Star in 2:s5. The weather was
hne and the track fast. Results:
Six furonEs, selling-Dutch Comedian
won. Uncle Simon second. Samiyel third
Time. 1.l3x.
Seven furlonGs-Frank Mcconnell won.
Iohe Paync second. Fatherland third
Time. 1:2Sh
Seven furlongs-Gosd Fox won. DR..
Graves second. Monadour third Tine. III.
Mile and half. selling Bethlehem Star
Time. 2.s5
-Four furlongs. maiden ear-olds-Pr.u
cess won. Lun Ferguson second. Lady Cur
con third. Time, :SxiS
Mile. selling-Esthoiin won. r1op second
Suenel third. Time. 1:l2
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Oakland Races.

SAN FRANCISCO, May s-The weather
was finc AT Oakland and the track fast.
Results: !
Seven furiongs, selling es'oxo won.
Nslssr second. fnverary II Third Time.
la
S.x furlcngs. selling Slv wen February
second. Novts third. Time i:is
Five furiongs. s-yeer oias-orsmus won
Tarhiil second. San Thomas third Time,
Lees
Nile ssllinE-haisy 7. won. Bernsdli,o
secend. Tnrsda third Time. la
Nile, selling Widow Janss won, Cppo-
nenf second. Anaia third Time lea
Mile AMI a sixteenth. selling tke Dark
town ifsrhy--Wyoming wen nalrwsrd seq
ord. reNarkana third Tine l.ktA
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Aaueduct Race..

NEW YORK. May 2-Tne c,,s w.a.ne-
heavy track ana poor card nlade rather
undressing racing at Aqueduct TODAY.
Hold On. backed down from 81 To to s 10
suits:
About seven ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS won.
kirkwood second. Tender third Time.
t.2.
Five snrloncs. selling-Aiex won. Big
Gun second. Gales third. Tine. i.lsa5
Nile and seventy yards selling~Hnld On
wen. Marshall second. Leando third Time.
f:4a
About seven furlones-old Saugus won,
For*nosh second. Danforth third. Time,
les a-E
-Four and half furlongs-Mrs c. won.
sc s-s
Eve furiongs--Hos scotch won. Impar-
tial second, Exit third. Time. i:o2
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NATION AatE GAMES.


Eas'T~YSFss tS3s. May Att @esasea sxs
fauaAsls.e's gAssse wbea p9;tsssssrx r&sst@ Is
fsss SIS se~ nlnsh wSta ta 1 slsg@ .sas sa&sn
BIAS saes, iaSsla ss1AAe aossa EAn equal
-ss4sF saFre -ssssS rad Neea ssarsss S.sFxs2y
ts@ fs%issf az ersugs Is sGlFxsssaE Ard Asx-
tes, Aes'&gShy Fass4s~& SsNs = Exsssa ran
Win ssag Dir to rSsk Sssa. az: No
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San Francisco Dog show.

SAN FRANCISCO. May s.-The San
Francisco Kennel Club opened lis exhib.-
lion In this city today. Over 500 dogs in
ciunine every variety and many prize win
ners from all over the United States. are
on exhibition The show will c.o.e on
Saturday night va
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An IMPRoMPTV DUEL.
Philadelphia Lawyer shot Dend nv
u Miner

TEisIC RIDE. Col. Nav az. w Rich
srdscn, = awyer. formerly OF Philadelphia
ana arthur Powell. a miner. qsiar~eied in
h1tass& OF iH-repafA here today AMI i'm,
iatsisAse9y began shooting nj each other
Win reviewers. Richardson was Killed
fo~eA Gid not receive "A scratch. He was
arrested
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YACHTsMEN IN SESSION.


At the annual meeting of the Elliott Bay
Yacht Club last evening the following Of
fcers were elected for the ensuing year:
Commodore DIR. George E Thompson
vice commodore. Ralston Lyle; treasurer,
Amos Brown. secretary. Len A. keasing.
George L. Piper. j. Howard Watson.
s. r. Rathbun, James Gill and G. Z. Han
sen were elected to membership.
The club Is In a hourishing condition.
and prospects are excellent for an active
season in this line of recreation. Several
new yachts have been built during the
past winter. which. when added 10 the
fiset. Will give Seattle the largest repre-
seniation on the Sound
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FIGHT.
Colorado Athletic Club Thinks I
Will secure the Event.

DENVER May Manager Otto s.
F!otc of the Colorado Athletic Assoc'a-
ton. says the Fi'zimmons Jeffr es fight
will take place In Denver He offered a
purse OF $500 ard this m>ruicg received
a dispatch from the principals requesting
him to go to New York to arrange details.
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NEW YORK. Nav S--~The r~oyxan!ya-
itcr plan ~ the Wisconsin Central Con,
pany has been declares A>e-stivs l. rro
vites for an issue a. s3sern po frat mort
gage per cent. Fifty ysar gold bonds.
SCI. go go 1 per cent noBeumgtattye rre-
serred stock and 10000 common stock.
MISS wti4ZfNsKI. Cptician III Cherry.
Consultation free.
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received Il
office OF the assayer In charge or the
United States Assay Office at Seattle,
Washington. until IL o'clock m, June
lst 1879 and then opened. for all supplIes
required for the fiscal year ending luna
81. $780, In accordance with schedules and
specfca tions, copies Of which, Wtth
blank proposals and other information
may be had upon application 10 ss5ssEss
F. A. WING.
Assayer In Charge
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TWENTY MINES RESUME WORK.
Many Producers VIII Soon he Open.
ed Near LOOMS.

LOOMS. May 3-May opens with at
least twenty working mines In and around
tain Gold Mining and Tunnei Company.
the Golden Zone. tia Carbon, Okanogan
Free Gold Mines Qimitedl George Moore.
Little Falls. Hiiisdale. Roanoke. Eldorado.
Capt. Hull. Wehe Mining and Milling Com
Iany, James c. Blaine O. g. Walia Walla
and Osoycuss Mining CsmY any, Highland
Chief and Grand View.
Bonds and Options.
Bonds and options for bonds have been
ing wei-kncwn properties. Johnny Bull
group and Copper World. Uncle Sam and
Ella group. on Palmer mountain; Nest
Egg- In Horse Spring eoulee; Black War
Douglas mountain. OF course. bonds I'D
not alwn"s wear sa.es or work started
but In this instance II shows the increas-
county.
The increased interest is attributable 10
two causes. the universal interest that
seems TO have come TO stay in the mining
INDUSTRY for the precious metals, and the
growing knowledge of the opportunities
for the same in Okanogan county.
Railroad Prospects.
Second. that i, is now assured that the
Washington Improvement and Develop
ment Company practically as many sur
pose. the Great NorthernD has completed
railroad UP The San Poll to RepuhY., and
Is now engaged in surveying life from
the mouth Of The wes- fork of the San
Pcal up that stream and over to Raaara !.
creek. Down NAT stream 10 the 0kanogan
al pgin; fifteen miles due east from I.oc-
mis-. party has also reconnoisered all
SIDES CT Palmer mountain with view OF
getting the shortes- route and easiest
grade from the Ckanof an to Loosnis
The year lsss viii, see tae track laid TO
the Okanogan and soon thereafter to
I.ccmts.
With twenty mines now working and at
least ten more to add during the coming
season among then ;he r Piuribus. King
solomon Black Bear. Rainbow Spok ane.
Annie May. Black Betsy. Triune Jessie.
and Kun Frog, TO say nothnx of those,
mentioned SIS being under bond. and II
would seem q railroad would have plenty
or traffic OF grade ore and concentrates ore
and machinery and supplies to this section.
This put Seattle to The front as supply
point fer another Of Washington's big
producing mining camps.
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OFFICE OF AGRICULTURAL EXPERT
mcnt Station. Sitka. AlaslEA, April list,

ISyS. Illl17sT q
BY orders Of the HoRorable Secretary. oe
Agriculture, sealed proposals. fer the erec-
ton Of IA Headquarters Building for the.
Agricultural EXPERIMENT Ssation Of Mat
ka. at Sitka, Alaska. will be received BY
sist. isse Plans and specifications may s.
inspected at the Office Of the uniersiGnod
or ccIees Of the same. which must be re-
turned with the bids. viii. svn application.
be sent to intending bidders.
c. C.. GEOR0ESON,
Special Agent In Charge Of Alaska Inves-
legations.
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bftEkffts~~F fksEtI dfsu kTfAay AID w fOo
ner; Ffie.d and Douglas Umpires-Emslie
and Mcdonald
Chicago, 2, Cleveland, 4.
CLEt ElsAND. May 3.-The cievelands
held the chieaGos even until the seventh
when questionable decision tied the
score. Then Chicago batted cut victory
In the tenth. Attendance. 800. Score:
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Cr~ery followed with duplicate to Isft-
Attendance. LS0. Score:
Psssshurg ..-.-.-. ......--...-.. z
Rasssrss.- TsnnshsIl and Bowernan:
Dowffnxtos and Kitfredge. Cmpires-
Burns ard SMITH
-. LssIs. ~ Claeaaaats. 4.
CINCINNATI, May tine Reds wsre
slow today, and the IL Louis team had
was hit hard for four innings Attend
asce. 60 Score.
6 sn.s,. .-.. .-.--.~a :; s
BATTERIES Hawiey and Pesss: Powell and
crtssr. EmSAres- svartwood and war
Esr.
Bostsn, 4, Baltinsre, ..
BALTIMORE. May a-Both Hickman
roFs behind the bat to pitcher lost the
error. and the Orioles 1elded primarily q
times. Attendance. LsA score:
Boston .......... ....... 3 Il z :
Batseries--Hickman and Clarke: Nc
Gsnnity and Roblnson. Umpires-Hnnt and
Connolly
srsskIy., ., wasAin.tsn. 4.
WASHINGTON. May 1-Brookiyn won
Dahiens single In the FIRST and keeier's
base on bailr and steal followed by Dab
lens single TIA the seventh The local team
has weak lot OF bAtters. and could not
take advantage Of opportunities The
game was called AT the end Of the eIlhth.
Attendance. poo Score:
n,asn,a ....-..-. .....-.--i 9
EatterieT-Dunkle and Mcclure: Kenne-
" and smith. Farrell. umpires-fsafsney
and Andrewt
Philadelphia, ~ New York, 3.
NEW YORK. May 1.-The Philadeiphias
won the hnat game Of the series here to-
day by Timely hitting Frneid gave the
locals several chances 10 score by hts
wildnexs. but they could not make hits
when they were needed. Attendance, 500
Score.
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Good Catch ct Seal. m
VICTORIA. B. c., May 3-Stea.ner
Geneva OF this city was sighted on the
End on Cape Blanco with over 1900
skins.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-04
by J. r. ROGERS. Chairman.
Ernest Lister, Secretary.

NOTICE TO CONTRACrQRs.-seal
proposals. VIII be received by. the saaAg
Board Of Audit and Control untils nj
o'clock a. m. Wednesday. May 24th. 1881
for the erection Of a dormitory and
amusement hall combined, at the WaiA-
srEton Soldiers. Home. near Ortins.
Each bid must be accompanied by 9 Ger.
tilted check In the amount Of $4,000 a. .
guarantee that the person or nrm whose
bid r. accepted viii sign 4 contract within
I've days AFTER the acceptance OF tho bid
and Nill ALSO fnfn!sh !. Surely bond
OF the state Beard OF Audit and Control.
All bids must be addressed to Ernest Las.
Control. Tacoma, and marked Proposal
Tor Dormitory and Amusement Hail." i.
reserves the right to reject any OF ~
bids. -
plans and specifications can be seen &C
the office OF Ernest Lister. 507 Equitable
Building. or NJ the office Of G. A. Darmef.
s : rSnE BOARD OF AUDIT AND con-
BY J. r. ROGERS Chairman.
Ernest Lister. Secretary.