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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-31
X. II. r..
tJtiicr Games
ON THE TURF.
Large Crowd and Poor Card at
Observation-Disclosures Track,

NEW YRKO. May 3o.-The attendance
al Gravesend to-day was fully as large as
that on Brooklyn Handicap Day. The card
was a poor one. However. In the Glover
stakes Fond Hopes was fsvorite, ana
early In the race got q lead or halI a
dozen lengths. Coming into the stretch,
however, the favOrite dropped back to
third place. while OneIck queen and
MisercOrdia had IL neck and neck all the
way through, finishing a neck apart in
the order named with Fond Hopes third.
Half Time and Lakeland were the only
ones elected TO go against the speedy
Morris colt Filgrane In the Peakness. and
Half Time was made favOrite In the
drive home the favorite won by three
parts Of "A length. The summary.
First race-siX furlongs.-Coutlnentat @
to - first. Vertigo Is 30 l and 20 u
second, Sanders. q 10 > third Tine
1:15i&
second race-mlle and a. furlong.- Don
D'Oro 90 TO 81 first. Azucena 90 10 ] and
? 10 - second. Jeann0t "a 10 II third.
Time. OF
Third race-the Glover stakes. four and
a half furi0ngs -Oneick Queen 03 10 y
first. Misericordia % 10 l and , 10 u
second, Fond Hopes 6 TO % third. Time
Fourth race-the Peakness. mile and an
ei@hth.-Iialf Time ~ 10 - hrst. Fill
Crane q 10 and OUT second, Lakeland
90 20 - third. Time. ! ~.
Firth race-six furlongs.- Handbau % 10
- first, Mazarine 10 70 ] and + TO -
second, Concord 90 TO ID third. Time,
1.15.
sixth receive furlongs -Fluke q to p
first Trumpet a. 10 , and even) second,
McMeekin 4 10 y third. Time. l.03.
Results at iatonia.
CINCINNATI. o.. May 3O-First race
six furlongs, sellinE.-Hampden O3 10 -
first Flop % to - second, Lucy NJ. g 10 -
third. Time III.
Second racc-one mile -Wthrow a 10
- first. Pat Garrett - 90 u second LiO-
wanna % 10 - third. Time i:45.
Third racc-hve furlongs -Jucoma Is 70
- first. Talma % 10 - second Ida Led
ford ~ 10 - third. Time I o9e
Fourth race-mile and an eighth. Deco
ration Day Handicap. John Bright II 10
y first. Isabey @ 20 - second May Hemp
stead 90 10 10 third Time 1.58.
Fifth race-slx furlongs handicap
Samovar e Ia - 1rst BERTHA Nell (6 20 u
second. The Lady in Blue IS 10 ID third.
Time. 1.1G.
Sixth race-Ono mile. selling -Monadour
g 10 y first High links e 10 ~ second,
6ynic e.; to - third. Time. 1887.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-31
VIRGINIA SUMMER RESORTS
And Mountain Homes on the Line o'
tho Norfoli, and Western Railway

Summer excursion tickets will be s'Iu'
commencing June LIST. good 90 return un-
III oetcLer 81. 1890. with stop-over p'lFi-
leges Al all stations. A descriptive PAM
nblet giving d complete list Of the resorts
and boarding houses along rs lines. is now
ready FOR distribution. and Will be mailed
r. anv address upon application. For
tickets timetables and fun information
applv 10 the Richmond Transfer COM
,any eo} east Main street. p. G Carter.
ticket agent. Byrd-street OUnion) Depot
or At company's office sS east Main
street. Jonr r. Wagner. city Passenger
and Ticket Agent. 9. h. BVSLEi'
District Passenger Agent
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Pittsburg, .: Washington. {.

PITTsBURG. PA, May SO.-Pittsburg
won the second game from Washington
by small margin. The game was won
by Levers three-bagger in the ninth fol-
lowed by Donovans single TO centre. At
tendance 200.
Score: n. H. T..
Pittsburg .........O12O1 OOO1-5 10 4
Washington ...... 1O010002O4 ,
Batteries-I.eever and Bowerman; Di
neen and Mcclure. U-mpires - Swart-
wood and Warner. Time. 2.0j
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READING

Allentown ........ ........ 81 J ~ U u
Reading. ..-.. ........o d 2 u % u
Summary: Earned runs-AllentOwn, 2.
Reading . Two-base hist. Delehanty
Vigneux. Drauby. Snyder. Threebase
hits-Jos. Delehanty. Sacrice hlts-I.
Delehanty, Lawrence Belts. Double
plays-Cockman to Childs 20 Drauby;
Childs TO Drauby. Base on balls-By
stimmel. 2 Hit by pitcher-Chiids.
Struck out-By Stimmel 4: by Thacher. 3.
Left on disqualification. 3; Reading, g.
Time. $50. Umpire. Berger.
WiIkcsbarrc. =: scranton. ].
WILKESBARRE, PA. May 30-Morn-
ing Wilkesbarre won from Scran-
ton this morning by superior batting. The
CORA
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the score was too onc-sided 10 arouse
any enthusiasm. Both teams Datted
freely. There were no features.
For the first three innings neither side
scored. In the fourth Laid singled and
went 10 second on Duncan's sacrifice.
Cochran singled. and Ladd scored. The
visitors could do nothing more until the
ninth. Moran got hit in the ribs and
walked TO the initial sack. Four singles
followed in rapid succession, and when
the smoke had cleared away 1t was
found that three more runners had cross
cd over the plate.
Wrigley and Shannon singled in the
fourth while Joe Dolan got hit. and
Soybold got four bad ones and walked.
Calhoun and Hargrove went out to Mo
ran. The result Of this was three runs.
In the fifth Wrigley singled and stole
second. after Dundou had hit safely for
one base and stolen second and third.
shannon and Doan got cheap bases.
Result. / run.
A base on balls 10 Hargy. followed by
singles by Dundon and Steelman Melted
two more i'm the sixth. while four sin
giles and a free pass let in three in the
seventh. This ended the run getting
Here's the tabulated score.
RICHMOND
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CA S,1s o. ~ Z IA,
SUMMER TOURISTS RATES
Weekend One Fare Excursions'
Grass Widowers Rates, {. y U.

Commencing June Isl, the {. x -. taii-
way viii sell Summer Tourists llcheS
I'D the springs and mountain resorts alo"o
its line for the season OF 1888.
Weekend Excursion Tickets Tor trans
of each Friday and Saturday nmi'eo ~
expire Monday following date Oh s"le' a.
ONE FARE for the round-trip, - p"s'0'
stanton. Goshen. Miiibofo, th'toe rJ ,,,,.
For, anrlng. Anderson and Natural Bridge
stations - ..ot,.
Glass Widowers Excursions Tor trains
Of saturday and morning train OF sunday
ON james River Division TO stations De,
tween richmond and Howardsvliie. ana
sor an trains Of saturday on main line
20 stations between Richmond and staun-
ton. at ONE FARE for the, round-trln
limited 10 expire Monday following date
Of sale.
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Ca,,,pos President.

MADRID, May so.-The Queen Regent
has signed decree appointing Marshal
Martinez Campos 10 the presidency OF tne
60. -~s9Ri
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Chicago. o: Philadelphia. 4.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9O-Chicago had
no difficulty in taking this afternoons
game from the Phillies. Attendance,
1860.
Score by innings: r. n. Il.
Chicago ..... .......21O40101 % IS 3
Philadelphia .... % 001O2-4 Q 2
Batteries ernhardt. Piatt and Doug
lass Taylor and DOnohue. Umpires-
Emslie and Mcdonald. Time. 2l0
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Ker, Mcfarland and Mcclure. Umpires-
swartwood and Warner. Time, 21o.
Brooklyn, >: Louisville. 1.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, May @-A cro"o
of 800 people welcomed the Brookiyns
this morning on their return from the
West and saw them win a prettily piayeo
game.
Score by innings X H. r..
I.ouisvllle 100000 OO0-l
Brookivn ..00o00o9 ks II d
Batterles-McGee and Kittredge; Dunn
and Farrell. Umpires-1,ynch and Con-
molly. Time, 1:i2
other Games
Orange 5: Georgetown T. Second game
Orange. 8; Georgetown, T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-31

What do you think of Trou-
sers at $3.50? Yes, it's $3.50 a
pair. You might suppose from
the price that We meant oo'oo
buys only one leg, but we mean
$3.50 buys pair-and we mean
good Cashmere Trousers.
At that price it would be WIS.,
dom and economy for mostm men
to buy three pairs. The style
in Trousers does not change
violently from season to season
(They are different from straw
hats in this respect.) Nextyear
you will not be out of style II
you are still wearing a pair OF
these bargains.
Look them Over-we mean our
new Straws.
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summary. Two-base hlts-Hess. Sey-
bold. Pfanmilier. IAdd. stolen bases
Wriglsy %. shannon. Dolan CD. Seybold,
% Pfanmilier. Base on balls-On Plan
miller. !: off Ames. g. Struck out 80 BY
Pfsnmilier 8; by Ames, 4. Time i:D.
Ump!ro-Mr Belts. Attendance 5000.
THE MORNING GAME.
a small crowd probably four hundred
people. sat through a well played. but
embarrassing game In the morning.
There were no errors on either side. but
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SAME CLUBS PLAY AGAIN TO-DAY
risbop and Pranmillcr Pitched for
Richmond. Amcs and Pound for
the Visitors - Other Atlantic
League Games Yesterday.
Standing OF the Clubs

Games Yesterday
Richmond. 2. 10. Paterson, !. :.
Lancaster. Z. ;. Newark. 3. e.
Reading. 4. :. Allentown. g. :.
Scranton. !. 8. Wilkesbarre. 2, 4.
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PATTERSON.

Richmond ..................O 0 y
Summary-Two base hits, Camp. Stol-
en- bases. Richmond 6. Double plays
Richmond. 2: Paterson, 1. Base on balls
or Bishop g.; off Pounds, 4. Hit by pitch
ed balls-Dolan, Moran. Struck out-By
Bishop. 6; by Pounds. 8. Time Of game
IA hours. Umpire-Mr. Betty.
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Games To- Morrow.
Allentown az Richmond
Newark at Scranton.
Paterson az Lancaster.
Reading al Wilkcsbarrc.
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Games To Day.

Paterson al Richmond.
Newark at Lancaster.
Allentown AT Reading.
Scranton at Wilkesbarre.
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CIcNeland. O: Bos on. 3.

BOSTON. MASS. May O.-The home
team could do nothing with Sudbon IN
the afternoon. The Cleveland men play
ed q steady game and were never head
ed. Attendance. $500
Score r.. II. L..
Cleveland ........ O3O210O0O- IL
Boston ............ d l000Ol-3
Batteries: Sudhon and Sudgen; Nichols
and Bergen. Umpres-Smith and Burns.
Time, 13J.
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Brooklyn and 81. Louis Still Fighting
for the First Place The Former
Seems 10 Have Weather Edge
on the Pcnnant.
Yesterdays Games.
Whore They Play To-Day.

Cleveland at Boston.
Louisville at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati al New York.
Piusburg al Washington.
St. Louis AT Baltimore.
chicago al Philadelphia.
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NEW YORK. May SO.-The Giants won
This afternoons game by a few timely
hits IN the eighth inning. There was
long argument over the winning run,
which was scored by Gleason. Attend
ance. 1900.
Score. r. H. +.
Cincinnati ..........O112O1OO0-5 ?
New York ..........SOO O2x-7 10 .
Batteries. Doheny and Grady; Taylor
and PETIT. Umpires-Gafiney and An
drews. Time, 1855.
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ALLENTOWN.

Totals. o.. d. 49,.
Score by innings:
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Pitishnro. 4: Washington. ..

PITTSBURG. PA. May 9o.-Tannehiil =
steady pitching and Williams supufD
batting won the game for Pittsours' NC
Farland was struck In the groin by /"
batted bail. but pluckiiy retired the sid'
and Baker pitched the tenth inning Al
tc-aqrce, c,eoc.
Score. r. H. l..
Pittsburg -. .Olooo2 Oh II !
Washington .. ..l11o0oooo 03
aiterias-'Tann-hill and Sehrtvsr; Ia
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Chicago. II; PhiIadeIphIa. ..
Morning games:

WVIIII5 NHHITa,
PHILADELPHIA. MAY 30-Chicago
outplayed the Phiiiies this morning and
Won with ease Fheld was batted ont
Of the box and Wheeler. who succeeded
him. was little Improvement Attend
ance $3.50.
score. r. II. l..
Philadelphia ......00OO2OOOO-2 4
Chicago ........... 402O0-4 Is
Ratteries-Callahan and Nichols: Vince
Ter. Fihcld and Douglass. Umpires-
Emsie and Mcdonald Time-l:55.
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floods SaJaba.M

Hoods Phi. cure Over M. the nonirri,a,ing and
only csthArtle 70 take With Hoods Sats.Pariila.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-28

WATER FRONT NOTES.

Bark Cheney Is eth lying at the Gilman
bunkers.
Steamer Homer is due from Skaxway
tomorrow morning.
Feryboat Fgosie expects to get away
for Juneau tonight.
Steamer City OF Seattle IS expected In
from the north this evening.
Steamer Isaurada calls either this after
noon or evening for Skagway.
Steamer Dirigo is expected from the
north "Wednesday or Thursday.
Ship Oriental sailed yesterday for San
Francisco. with cargo OF coal
Two steamers sail for the north tomor-
row, the Cottage City and Farallon.
Capt. William Patterson Is now In COM
niand Of the barkentine Tam OShanter.
Collier Prosreso h loading coal at the
Pacific Coast Company'S bunkers for San
Francisco.
Collier Willamette arrived yesterday
morning from San Francisco with 40
cases OF powder.
Capt. Olsen has succeeded Capt. Morten-
sen In command OF the Snow Il burgess.
now at Port Ludlow.
British ship I.asireibank. 2a3T tons, from,
Shanghai August Al for Portland has been
posted at Lloyds a. missing
Today is steamer day at Ocean dock.
steamer Queen sailing for San Francisco
and the Walla Wana arriving.
Ship Spartan, Capt Polite, arrived yes-
t.rday morning from San Francisco max.
irg the round trip In twen.y-Asyen days
which Is considered quick time.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL.-No-
tee Of asseszu1sE. roll % Local imgEoys-
mens District No. 49,, sor she improve
nsat Of certain p9rt.0nz Of blanchard
Street. isl toe City OF Seattle. under Or
dlnznce No. 5I8t. and hearing thereon
Notice Is hereby given that rhs ASSESS
mEn@ rull Of IS9czl Improvement District
NO. lsz. for tire Improvement 81 Bsa1eaard
street from First Avenue 70 Western Az
enus under Ordinance No. 5iso has been
reported BY TIE Eaard o. Public Works 70
the City Council Of the City OF Seattle. and
IL no. on tie IA the office OF the City
Comptroller ard Ex-oHscio City Clerk. and
the same Is nov open for public sE~Esee-
fien a, sssd Office, and will remain open
for inspection untti Monday. The 1,ss day
Of March. 1855 al o'clock .. H.. and all
persoEs interested are hereby required 10
appear before the city council AZ q session
thereof to be held in the Counc.i Chamber
Ia the City Hall on said 25sh day Of March,
l4ss. ~ 10 o'cseck D. m. and make obJec-
tons thereto. Al said time SO fixed the
City Council viii consider any and al OBJ
jecfious made and viii make sueh cnrrec-
tons In szid roll as It Deems Just. ana VIII
then by ordinance approve such roll and
levy and assess the amounts therein again I
each parcel and lot Of LAND shown in said
roll and declare the SAM first len there
or. Haid matter may be adjourned 20 q
later date sc ordered By the City Council
WILL H. PARRY,
City Comptroller and ex-oYicio City Clerk
Of she City Of Seattle.
Date Ut frs publication, February "a.
1869
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLLING
tice OF assessment roll Of Local Improve
ment District No ls2. for the improve
ment of certain portions OF Harrison
Street and Queen Anne Avenue in the
City Of Seattle, under Ordinance No. J0ts.
and hearing thereon.
Notice In hereby given that the assess
mcnt roll OF Local Improvement District
No. lZ for the Improvement az Harrison
Street from First Avenue North 10 Queen
Anne Avenue and Queen Anne Avenue
from Harrison Street TO Roy Street. under
Ordinance No. s0Ss, has been reported by
the BOARD of Public Works to the City
Council OF the City OF Seattle. and IL now
on file In the Office OF the City Comptroller
and ex-0fficlo City Clerk. and the sane IL
fee, and will remain open for inspection
until Monday. the 10th day Of March, 1sa9
at 500 o'clock p m. and all persons inter-
ested are hereby required 10 appear before
the city council nj "A session thereof TO be
held in the council chamber In the city
hall on said 10th day OF March, 1899. at
1870 o'clock D. M, and make objections
thereto. At said time so fixed the city
council viii consider any and all objections
made and will make such corrections IN
said roll as II deems Just, and viii then
by ordinance approve such roll and levy
and assess the amounts thereof against
each parcel and lot OF land shown IN said
roll and declare the same first lien there
on. Said matter may be adjourned 10 a
later date II 50 ordered by the City Coun-
ell. WILL III. PARRY,
CITY Comptroller and ex-officio City Clerk
of the city Of Seattle
Date of flrst publication. February =.
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LIVE srocK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Dec 1.-THE better class OF
beeyes ruled stronger today, with some
sales sGloc higher. Fancy cattle, SEQ
$50: choice steers. S.Ia5.so: mediums.
AS5Ssf4 IS; beef steers s.. SOL. %. stockers
and feeders, S Ol4s .; bulls, $s-5s6S4. cows
and heifers. E3UGi: Western fed steers.
81 ss15.5s: Texas steers. 0.6Q4o6: calves.
$356u7@
Hogs were 7i@qioc lower. Fair to
choice. sss21xfs4: packing lots. s. azaS. 90.
mixed ssa-sfs sss: butchers. sas0q3. rs !:
light. sS.6ssl3.sss pigs. 0aSg3.6.
Sheep ruled stronger. while best iamns
sod s3isc higher. For TO prime sheep.
$saz4.ae, year.ings. A.s5fi465; common TO
choice lambs, $46r4S0 chiefly HsSGAS.
Recelpts-Cattie. 1890. hogs S.Vo:
sheep. 14.soo.
OMAHA. Feb G-Castle-Receipts. 5.0po
head: market steady. Native beef steers.
s49S-2S; Western steers, $2.Slua -: Texas
steers, S2.oGI4SS; cows and helfers, s.. *eG
4sp: Gamers, $2-5oas.s 80; stockers and feed
ers, &-sen5. calves, $Sda7o; bulls and
stays. s. SGiio
Hogs-Recaip,s $50 head: market SC
lower. Heavy. $s.satsa37o: mixed. $s.seI
3s5, light, S0aa65; bulk OF sales. 0o0I
S6S
Sheep-Receipts, 400: market, dull. Fair
TO choice natives. s.. 7offi3e. fair to choice
Westerns. se60g4 20; common and stock
sheep. $25uaS0: lambs, $il4.65
ca G., e.
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MARINE NEWS.

,HoouIAM-Arriyed, Feb q. schr John
r. Miller. from Redondo for Hoouhm:
sonr Charles = E1ik ks1 1oo San
do for Hoouiain. Sailed. str Del Norte.
from Cosmopolis for San Francieco.
sl NANAIMo AR p Feb q: Haw ST.
ed. Feb. a. Haw str San Mateo. for Port
Los Angeles.
NEAH BAY--Passed in, Feb. -. sh
PORT TOw-NSEND--Arriyed. Feb. Is.
schr William Renton. from Sam Francisco
for Port Gamble.
schr Azalea, from San Diego; Feb. "a.
schr Maweemah, from Santa RosAlia-
Sailed, Feb. Is, bktn Amelia. from Port
Port Gamble for Honolulu; bktn Echo.
from Port Blakeiey for Kaichow. Bound
out, schr Erie, from Chemainus for TEN
tsin~
PORT ANGELES--Arrived. Feb. 3. blk
Sea King, from San Francisco.
VENTURA-sArrived, Feb. Is. schr Fan
ny Dusard from Port B ,l,as; Br s sn
Amanda, from Honolulu.
TACOMA-Arrived Feb. g, sh Colu1n-
b!a. from San Francisco. Sailed: Feb. g:
str Washtenaw. for San Francesca; str
Cottage City, for Alaska.
GRAYS HARBOR-Sailed, Feb. %. str
Del Norte. for San Francisco: Arrived.
Reporter, from Redondo; schr Charles =.
Fake, from san Francisco.
YOKOHAMA-Sailed, Feb. "a, Br str
Empress Of India, for Vancouver.
Spoken-Per Br str Rtverdale, jan 2.
SO deg. 81 min. south. s. deg, "a min. west,
Br ah Dimsdale. from Astoria for Queens
IOWA with tore topgallant mast carried
away; wished to be reported all WELL Per
str czarina, on Feb. q, a deg. north i2s
deg. 81 min. west. sealing schr Mermaid,
with 20 sealsaSins: wished to be reported
all we'll
PORT TowNsENp-Arrived. Feb. Is.
schr Lena Sweasey. from San Franchise
for Seattle: schr Marion, from San Pedro
for Seattle.
PORT GAMBL4E-Arrived. Feb q. ctr
VIM. Renton, from San FranciscO.
NEAH BAY-Passed. Feb. a. str
Charles Nelson. from Seattle for San
Francisco; Br blk West Lothian, from
Nagasaki: str Mackinaw, from San Fran
cisco for Tacoma.
PORT ANGEI.ES-Cleared. Feb. u. blk
Sea King. for Chemainus.
PORT TOWNSFsND-Sailed, Feb. n.
scnr AZalea, for Port Gamble: schr Ma
weema for Seattle: echr Erie. for T1en-
tsin; schr Mary Buhne.
SAN FIR TRANSPORTATION. Feb. n.
schr Volunteer, Grays harbor. str Czarina,
Tacoma; str Signal. Columbia river: str
Alcatgaz. Coos bay. schr Neptune. Grays
harhor; schr Edward Parke, Grays har-
Laura Madsen C;rays harbor; sh SintraTn,
Tacoma; sh Glory of the Seas, Comox; sh
w. S. Macy, Departure bay: str C1eve-
land, Seattle. Sailed. bk Aureola, Wlllapa
harbor; schr Seven Sisters. CoQuille river:
schr FAME Adele. Grays harbor: str Ar
cata. Coos bay: str State of California,
Astoria.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT RoLL-Ss

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROI.I4-So-
tice OF Assessment roll OF Local Improve
mens District No. jss. for tue improve
gaef1t OF certain portions OF flfst Avenue
North In The City 81 Seattle, under Or
dlnanee No. SOS. and hearing thereon.
Notice Is hereby given that the assssS-
meut roll Of Local Improvement District
No. iss for The Improvement OF First Az
10 the cenfer Of Harrison Street, under Or
difiance No. 1868 has been reported by the
Board OF Public Works 20 the City Council
Of TIA. City Of Seattle, and is now on file
in the office Of the City Comptroller and
ex-officio City Clerk, ard the same IL now
open for public inspection at said office.
aud VIII remain open for inspection until
Monday. the goth day Of March. lsa9 at
o'clock y. M. and all persons Interested
are hereby required to appear before the
city council az a session thereof TO be
held la the Council Chamber In the City
Hail on said 10Th day OF March. 1884, a.,
7.D o'clock >. ~, aud make objections
thereto At said time 70 fixed the City
Council will consider any and all objections
made and will make such corrections in
said roll as II deems just. and viii then by
ordinance approve such roll and levy and
assess the amounts therein agaiEss each
parcel and LOT of land shown in said roll
and declare the same a first lien thereon.
Said matter may be adjourned 10 later
date IL so ordered by the City Council.
WILL. Fl. PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-officio City Clerk
OF the City OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication. February Is.
1899
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Portland: +. 4. Eartlett, Port Townsend:
F. II. Levy and wife. City; E. Scott.
Whatcom: Percy II. Palmer. Everett; b.
II. Pitts. St. Louis: A. J. Steinman San
Francisco. @. A Rockwell. Rochester, n.
r: W Il. Dennis. Spokane: w. I. carpen-
L. Wilbur and wife. Snohomish MIR. and
Mrs. w. A. Turner, San Francisco: c, a.
Chandler. Portland; Mrs. Il. +. Nelson.
cisco; w. }. Rucker. Everett: +. G. Mar
tin. Portland; +. A. Getz, Eliensburg: y.
Rudeheck. Everett; c. e. Brooks, Port
Blakeley; f. Mclaughlin. San Francisco:
Francisco: Mr.. and Mrs. c.. L. wadharns,
Blaine; NJ L. Martin, st. Paul: r Me-
kk rn ST PAUL: r T, Gafney. San
ney Souie. San Francisco.
The butler.
s. H. Piles. City. g. p Hesninger. San
Francisco; J. z. Ryne. Whatcom; Richard
H. Doyle. New York: William Z. Bird. Ia
coma: l.. Lehman, San Francisco: Mira
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cago: w. c. Soies, Mckeesport Pa: A.
kloster. Chicago: J. NJ Moore Baltimore:
c. ~, Cotterman and family. Portland: Mr.
and Mrs. n. r. McE,reath. Mount Vernon
John A. Shakleford, Tacoma: J. r. crock,
sr. Everett: l.. j. Harris. Cumberland
wash. l.. +. Armstrong, Spokane: Ira s.
Preston. Arlington; f. J. Wilmer. Radaha,
Wash; Mrs A. Hurd, Everett.
The Rainier-Grand.
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Prentls, Portland y. s. Johnson St Louis
r. II. Kleinschmias. Helena. Mont: Mrs
s. Pearson and daughter. Eiienshurg: u.
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Whitney, s.. Paul: II. Clay Eversoie, CITY:
G. Hope. Tacoma: +. j. Eastwgcs, Admir-
atty Head: III. e. Buckley. Portland: pa
via X Collins Los Angeles: Mrs. w. pao-
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tor, H.: ". II. Paolin. Canton. n; c. r.
Hayden and wife. City: L. HirxCag. Chica-
go; J. z. Msurer. Omaha: A. y. MeA!plne,
steamer Bay City.
The Brunswick.
~ W. Kline Dawson: r. ffeaton, West
minister. James Montgomery CITY: F. A.
Morgan, City: p. Z. Groaiens. CITY: G. r
Eaker. Tacoma; A -. Carlton Portland:
=. Thompson. So. ikzne; ". F. Paarce.
Spokane; c. O. Birnsy. Kansas City; l.. r,
Chase. Port Townsend