The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-19

Prof. Estes dancing academy gave a very pleasant masquerade ball in Hose Co. No. l's hall last evening.
 Rev. J. A. Sinclair, who went up the grade last week to preach in oll the camps along the line. is expected home tomorrow.
 The G. A. R. club will meet tomorrow night in the city hall, to transact impor- tant business in relation to the Memorial Day services.
 Freighters going to Log Cabin can save money and trouble by placing or ders with Severence X Speer, for de- livery at Log Cabin, duty paid. Ask for prices.
 The directors of the Bishop McCabe Col lege met in Church & Days law office last night. but nothing of importanee ap- pears to have been done.
 Hotel For Saie-Completely furnished Greatest bargain ever offered. Parties go- ing to the mines and must sell. Call at this office. I67tt
 Five hundred and twenty-five pounds of mail for Dawson and Circle City was taken over to Bennett yeSter1iy by J. A. Monroe, aud from there will be taken down to Dawson by another carrier.
 Have you seen the new line of rugs, DOT tiereS and lace curtains just opened at the Kloniike Trading Company, corner Third and State streets.
 The reports from the summit yeSterday were to the effect that the trail on Middle lake is bre king up fast, also that sll the lakes from Bennett were practically i'm pass ble and dangerous.
 Kelly & O. have had quite a success ful run on their selected stock of Lowne's famous chocolate candies, so much so that they have to send to New York fer 800 pounds more of the same line of goods
 The management Of the Plcidc hotel is using the gravel taken from the cesspool being dug under the building to fll up the holes in front on Fifth avenue, which ac- tion win add much to the appearance of the street.
 John Kalem. the wholeSa'e grocer, eN- poets to go down on the next trip of the City Of Seattle, and will visit San Fran ciSco and Portland. Hewil be gone about one month and expects Co return with large sto,k of groceries.
 Rev. Walter veSterilv put up large tent on the MlcC be college site in which to hold the dedication services next Nor dlv in ease it should rain. lt is also pro- posed to hold the Methodist church Serv- ices in this tent next Sunday.
 The Feli,z Tent Company yesterday ran up a cole Of U. $. marine signals in he form of a triangle with the stars and stripes at the apex. The flags attracted much attention and gave that end of the street an air ot lie and business.
 The steamer City Of Seattle, on her last trip to Sk gwav, made it in three days and five hours. This included a three hour stop in Vancouver. Going down the captain expected to break the record and make the round trip in c days I4 hours.
 A special meeting of the Arctic Brother hood will be held tonight in Hose Co. No. 2's hall, to trnSlct special business in re- lltion Co the constitution and bve-lawS, and arrange for the ball to be given in the near future New members will be initIat- el it this meeting.
 "Tagish Jim's" Io.year-old son, who died the elrlv part Of the week. was buried in Dvel yesterilv. The ceremony was attended by all the Indians at Dyea and some Indians from Klukwan and Hlines Mission attended. Rev. L. J. H. Wooden presided at the services.