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TO ELECT DIRECTORS.
Meeting of the Board of Trade
Called for Next Monday.

tHIItu TOT NtAI -hOhuuN-
The following nominations for directors
of the Board of Trade have been made:
S. w Woodward, Frank Hume, Isadore
Saks, ". G. Henderson, W. S Thompson,
George Truesdell Beriah wilkins, j. W
Babson. Thomas w Smith Charles B.
Church. George T. Dunlop, o. G. Staples
c. c. Duncanson. and James w. SomervilIe
OF the above w. C. Henderson, j. W. Bah
son, 0. G. Staples. and c.. c. Duncauson
are not now members OF the organization
The election will occur on Monday next
The times., 1899-11-08
TEE EXPRESS STAMP TAX
A Test Case to Be Argued in the
Supreme Court This Week.

An Important Question as to Who
Shall Bear the burden of the War
Sues the Adams Company - Sym
pnthy Against the Carriers.
The times., 1899-11-08
c. c. SLOAN & CO.. Auctloneers, Ilo7 i NV

By virtue OF a deed Of Trust. recorded In Libsr
Nc. 1853, az folio 2s5 ct seq, one OF the land
records Of The District Of Columbia and 3t the
request Of q party thereby secured. We viii offer
for sale, at public auction, in front Of the prem-
ises. on THURSDAY, the 9Th day oi November,
A. D. 1909 st 80 %. M. all that certain real
estate in the County Of Washington, District Of
Columbia, known as lots numbered four tD. five
l5I and SIX CO., IN block numbered twenty-oue
(2D. Of T. j. Stellwageu and William r Ed
m0nston's subdivision lf Mount Pleasant and Port
Royal now known as addition 20 Le Droit Park.
as said subdivision Is recorded in County BooS S.
page s., in the Office Of the Surveyor ol the Dis
tricJ OF Columbia
Terms OF sale, one-thirf Of the purchase money
90 be paid In cash and the balance 10 Two equal
installments az six and twelve months. for which
the notes Of the purchaser. bearing interest from
the day Of sale, VIII be taken. and a lien re-
tanned upon the premises sold; or all cash at the
opticn Of the purchaser A deposit % 500 win be
required on each iot st the time 2f sale. All con-
veyancing shall be az the expense oi Che pur-
chaser. sale % be closed within ten GAYS, other
wise resale at the risk and cost Of dcfaulting
purchase.
fsDT-frETF
The times., 1899-11-08
THE ANTITRUST LEAGUE.
iembers Arrange for " Public Meet


Members Arrange Tor II FuhIic Httt-
ing This Evening.
The local branch of the American Anti
Trust League will hold a public meeting
tonight at the headquarters, 1929 PennsyI-
vania Avenue northwest. The suppression
Of Hon NJ L. Lockwood's testimony by the
Industrial Commission viii be discussed,
and several other witnesses who claim to
have the same grievance against that body
will appear and make statements.
The matter Of securing the National
Trust Convention for this city Will
again be brought up and definite action
taken.
The times., 1899-11-08
Ladies lOc Handkerchiefs, BIC

Splendid Iace-e edged and fancy lace
cornered Handkerchiefs, in very pretty
designs; never sold less than IOc II
Wednesday Special. ......... ~
The times., 1899-11-08

Hcurlch's Is unequaled for parity, age and
strength. hasrzea, Senate, and Lager are the
favorite beeEs. When you drink Reurich's il
leaves such good taste in your mouth that a
case by phoning Os4, Arlington Bottling GO.
The times., 1899-11-08
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
on SHERIDAN AVE IN TIRE BARRY
EARM HIIISnAIE n

By virtue Of two certain deeds 0i trust re-
corded in Liber No I757 Al f5iigs r.sn.qs5r-,i,-
p et seq, and p et SEQ, one % the land records
for the District Of Columbia and at the request
Of the party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees VIII sell az public auction. in front q
the premises. on WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER stb,
A. D., 1850 at half past 4 O'Clock D. M the
following described heal estate, situate In the
county OF WashingtoR. d. c.. % wit Tot ten
Gol, in section seven 60, in the subdivision Of
Barry Farm estate.
Terms of sale One-third cash, balance in one and
two years, with interest az per cenulm per
annum from day oi sale, payable senli-lunuaily
for which said balance notes Of the purchaser are
70 be given, secured by deed % trust upon the
property sold, or an cash, at purchaser option
A deposit Of 500 viii be required al the time
Of sale. Conyeyancing, recording. and revenue
stamps to be 40 purchasers COST
DOUGLASS B. McCARY Trustee
coo st. nv.
WM H. HARRIS. Trustee.
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GNNAHD not recommended for
- W EAA'At eseTg thing; but Il you have
ROOT tia5sIy. t16sIs !, lisfT i5 \. or ,,l5 bladder s
The remedy yoB need Al druggists in hfty-
cent and dollar sizes You may have 2 sample
bottle Of this wonderful discovery by mail
Tree. also pamphlet telling All about i; and its
great cures
ADDRESS DR.. KilDsr Co. BlnghamtoB. n. Y.
The times., 1899-11-08
Ostrich Tips, 25c. l.@s

Ostrich Tips. 3 in bunch, and large
single plumes Of eXtra-fne quality; re-
tailed elsewhere at from SEE to soc 95C
Wednesday Special .....,..... = y
The times., 1899-11-08
SUPPLIES FOR TIE ARMY
The Plan of Transport Service Ar
ranged for South Africa.

The Duke of WeIlington'S skill in
Feeding His Forces-3OO Tons of
Material a Day for Each Corps
Railway Trains Supplemented by
Mule NaEons-sick and Wounded.
The times., 1899-11-08
AUCTION sALEs.
THos J. OWEN. Aae,ioaser. a1s St. nv.

Thus j. OWEN Auetioreer, al3 = So. NV.
ADMINISTRATORS SkLE or VALUABLE
kEAL ESTATE KNOWN AS NO. T4i6 AND
WFST
b. virtue Of a decree Of the supreme Csart os
the District az Columbia, holding a special term
fog Orphans Court business in she matter 0i
the estate ci George j. kIlsian. deceased. known
as Administration Cause No 'slu5. tht ua-
aersigned adninistFstrrN % said estate viii "a
lttl hSDAl. IuE l6fH DAY OF UfEMHER.
A. ID lss9 AT O'CLOCK r. NJ IN .r1ut of
the premises, sell al public auction. tire rc.low-
iug-desCribcd property, TO Wit. lot l29 in suuare
numbered las. house numbered Itl6 Thirty
SIXTH street northwest- also Iot lSS 10 -qiara
iZto, ana house numbered ISIS Thirty-ixth Street
northwest, Washington, ID. &. tf5rmefis George
town., and distinguished as being lots numbered
one hundred and lhirty-eight l3S and 1n. hum
dTed and thirty nine C2s). IN William r. Ma
hagueS subdivision tf lots enc hundred and
and one hundred and twenty tizOl. in Thrclkeld's
addition TO GeorEa town. square I2ts lhut for-
merry numbered square IS in said Gear-eloaul
win the improvements thereon, consisting 81 4
frame dwelling On each % said lots.
Terms ot sale a. described bv ~3itt decree.
One-thitd % the purchase money iu cash and
the resitue IN two equal instai,meuts on q credit
trust on The real estate Sold oT al' cash On the
day oi the sale, st the option of che purchaser
Terms OF sale 70 be complied with within ten
days from tas day Of sale, or th. administsafriv
reserves the right to resell at the cost and risk
ot the deiault1g purchaser All couvevanciug
revenue stamps. and recording at purchasers
sost 4 deposit of sI10 required on the day
OF sale BERTHE / FUTIAN
noi,d&dsexSun Admiuistrasrix 2G2 St NV.
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81 Imported Silk Velyets, 69C.

Specials.
LADIES TRIMMED HATS-Turbans
in large and medium shapes; Bonnets
in all the fashionable shapes; superb
line Of coIors; excellenly trimmed. We
show a complete line ready to wear, but
if you prefer it we will trim
TO your order $69S value. We'd g 0Q
nesday Special ................. V'10
LADIES GOLF, ROUGH RIDER,
AND ALPINES. bound in velvet and
trimmed with folded bands of
same and quill; $1.49 value We'd zoe
nesday Special. Observation-Disclosures.
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S UN-
TRIMMED FELT HATS. in black only
all the desirable shapes; 89c. lQC
value. Wednesday Special. ......- -
4 DOZEN LADIES FRENCH FELT
HATS, in all the latest colors-tnis lot
is slightly damaged-not sufficient to
mar their value except in selling. 5C
Wednesday Special ....,......,...
The times., 1899-11-08
By DUNcANsoN BROS. Aueuoneera

wM H. HARRIS. Trustee.
SO r. e -
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transport will be worked in sections OF
twenty wagons. Mules do well on crushed
mealies or maize, but should have from
three to four hours grazing if they are to
be kept in condition. The ration is eight
pounds day, so that each section viii
need half a wagon load of mealies for every
eight hours journey.
The times., 1899-11-08
FIannelette Wrappers, SOC.

Ladies' heavy Flannelette Wrappers,
in dark colors and black; well
made; full lined. Wednesday S0C
Special ......................
The times., 1899-11-08
HARD ON MAJOR RAFTER.

+
The times., 1899-11-08

The issues in controversy in the express
cases must not be confused with those
which were raised while ago with respect
TO the telegraph companies. for the provi-
sion for stamping telegraph messages is too
plain IN terms 10 be misunderstood by anv
one. The tax on kilograms is a perennial
nuisance In practice but ii is a nuisance
which must be patiently endured because
its right TO exist is beyond cayil. The
telegraph companies tried to strengthen
their case by the cumulative argument
that, as their average charge for a mes
sage is less than 80 cents. a one-cent
stamp on each message would be a tax
Of 1-3 per cent on their gross earnings
an uncOnsci0nable rate. This poverty Plea
had, at all events. the merit OF being
based upon an estimate which anyone
who uses the wires a great deal can make
approximately for himself. The express
companies. however, are trying TO inn
prove upon it by asserting that one
cent stamp each of their receipts would
be equivalent to tax Of from 30 10 no
per cent upon their entire net earnings
The ingenuity of a statement put in This
form lies in the fact that. without the
impracticable task of searching the com
panies books for two or three years. il can
not be successfully refuJed. 1t may be an
swered. nevertheless, by reminding its au-
thors that the question of hardship could
The times., 1899-11-08
81 Underskirts, csc.
Infants Coats, Sl.9S.

Infants Bedford Cord Coats; elegant
ly lined with satine; handsomely trim
med: regular SO value Wednes- 81 QQ
day Special. ~
The times., 1899-11-08

Mems 21O0 pure Linen Collars. all the
latest shapes complete line of sizes;
worth u 1-2c to 15c. Wednes- 1It
day Special. ....................-.,
The times., 1899-11-08

ADMINISTRATIVE skLE or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS 40. Ins AND
No. 1fIS THIRTY SIXTH STREET NORTH
The times., 1899-11-08
Blankets. 49C per pair.

1O-4 Silver Grey Blankets. heavy
weight, neat pink and blue borders;
regular 75c value. Wednesday A0C
Special, per pair. -
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANcTStNp--Arr.ved April -
str state az California Portland; str AL
Eancs. Portland. Sailed. SIR Cxarna. Sect
tie; SIR Laura Madison. Grays hArbor: str
Bristol <anairno.
HoQrTAM-S Sailed. April g. schr Emma
Utter and schr Mary r, Russ. from Aher
deem for saa Francisco
DEPARTURE BAY~Saiied Aprfl 3 str
Kerr. for Vancouver. with coal. loading
Star ~ Russia,
PORT TOW NsrsND-passea April q
$50 Jwa,tlia. from Victoria fer San Fran
cisco Arrived Aprl * Br sh Drum
craig. Port Gamble for Cassse. Er sh
Aaraaa from Portland
NFsAH BAYpassed ogt. April "a. str
Mineola. from cossnx for Port Les Angeles
Rr SD pramhax;on. from Tacoma for
China
coos 3Ay~Arrivea. April a. str En-
psrs- San Francisco.
EUREKA -iaiied. April "a SIR Alice
blanchard for COOS Hay
ASHORE A Sailed April a schr D. VI
Kellogg for san Jose lie s5astenala-
SYDNEY Sailed. April s., br sh Mo
guerra fer Nanceuver
CARDIFF Arrived April "a ar ~ Gtf-
fora Tacoma
1T, RENsTt,Xv N Arrived. Apysl a r. 81
Struuxz fas Oregon
YCsx Arrived. Apr.l y ar Ia
coma from Tacoma.
ffsft.TxCpOlH--Arv ssr Henry VI
lara frsyn Tacoma
sf'iRs< E.N-Aprsl II latitude 81 i0nsit8sa
! e west. ~ "a sfaie0s, frarn Dragon ter
ly@Tttsf
SYDNEY sai.sa. April =. M.owera sov
Vancouver.
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" tTEa FRONT NOTES.

sscasnev csty g: saait.o IS aassssasea 70
Sal tonight.
Ss&&Fsxr Cottage cry nEli ieava fer
AAsssSs naxf SuaSav Tr@rn5ag.
steamer Gsgesr wls1 get a~sy FOR SaE
F'TaHs3sev next saturday ssO vrsnw
ssssT saex Progress Eef STAY la~s ntshi ssx
Sza Francisco @3ts :. $sf :sas - tstsc <
Diamond rsses
Sf@arysse ytsneeekx - f-Nirs arrived a.
xessertay rsera&ng
Steamer Villa 1sa&ts S#t1ess frevn ssa
r'r&aCssNa iss7 nS@3at with s@4 sAeez far
tsee try@ sSrsess a'asvrsrs-
ssfa SaaF1Aa ~ }assi&g has Is5aessag5 z
eas} ~ fsse sgssss Nasksrs See z5si tag
& SO sssS 10 sas FHFa1st@ce.
BARK szeesnzrgs nsw Iysnx 81 Sy~essrzsrs
las @@ssa arssas~s ~ S%&tst@ * ssah fsawsk
1sszFaassE ssessl sssg Ssn f-Ssagsasea
~hgv Saga = Sae - arrive frsgzs "a 49,.
lel&s See So fsss2 ssss3 here sev fk.s pa
sfas ksasz5 company a. San EEzsas scSs
Fseve1gse esastsr Parry rses ss&:sse-ss4 A.
Asg1gss syxsw@ - seattle sA@sgt Mar
] - - szss e~Te f9s 4@sy Nora sass s2zz-
EaNw
Jszy ~ssss cass~e tsx&as as fsgAsszas SO
tessssT Ns@s2sasfs went tns@ sse aa&x a
%&1s7zays Ssss 1*s aArss@E ioxe<seT yeHs@E6sy
sAssa@~
- e Fa~gwssa Ass eEarrsssss 49, ss~srys-
-sz3s as - s5mf1s sgs sag az So ggs sssss
- sNg say&e Azx J. sssa asesszsa k~esmx fa<e
se~eS sSSx festivities - re AesS "a TIA
rs.y
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TO FRAME GENERAL TREATIES.
Close of Period for Reciprocity
viii Nos stop Negotiations.

WASHINGTON. April 1s.It Is salt a,
the state Departments that the expiration
July u az the period allowed hy tire
psnxiey se, for the masking ~ reciprocity
arrangements ard treaties with foreign
governments Will nnt terminals ~. actist~
ties of the department fn that direction.
The depart fssent tssss IN. view taat Tire
acs itself caasSss and jefs uos Ia any man
ner limit she treaty making power ~ th.
president The department - occupied
with fae 3FaWga5ins Of such treaties, and
reciprocity arrangements appear te he de-
ssratas ard thfs weyk wtfl rast5uue under
sae direction 81 Mr. HaFSon. the special
PARLIAMENTARY wA@ a iGtra@ted with ali
the details - she negctis tf.ssx
It epfaar~ that esff@ 80 t3e European
nstS@Ta il e believed lie r-7ssf5T In included
In the Etss. convinced thaf tsex can derive
no psafft froHs Hny sTr&e cement tFss&F
srfGnt ~ framed under ths sefsssS - fse
faiugf&v at have eessEnsd tss-fsi@@IXFs &c
awaiting fhe sAgsyAs&osa ~ fsss tsfae 70
nsAln.Bx before Jelly "a @tth she purpose
80 ssekiu. - hsf1ex thsl~ commercial feia
,sars WITH tse Tinted States asrer that
date ~ slfr Hwttssx sssss &c gene Tal trea les
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ssna<A By the civ ecnpsrcsisr. apsharss
tnA nan1e. kAaeh license shah BE- .sssaeA ~
the vevfnd 81 twelve 7rcnfEs
SNe z ANY merchant who is1A n u
uses any trading STAMPS. rAecks ar sseke4s
mentioned Ia section ons cs this oralnnncn
must asND frs: pas into the city sreaaurv
she sym 81 ere hursfred Collars and vr6s
receipt showing ssscSs payment pyorgrp
license ISSUED nv shs city sampsfas5er
authorizing tire Sarrss- Ssarh ssserse ahasi
l,e&sssusd for the sserioG 81 twelve month";
Sec 4 Any person feusss guilty % INV
violation Of this Grsssnanes Sasii he as<d A.
any sam noe exce~dirc ons hundred 80
Lars or sentenced Ia The city ,Saii rasgS q
exceed thirty DAYS. or 9y both s.scn -
and imprisonment
Ssrr & This ofs5inaacs shaii take slRAr.
ard Ne IN force from an. after IL 49,
ard apprcval. Il approved os the n1ySr.
otherwise IL shall take effect at the ~.
/. shah became Nw sinssa- ne nfuvtsfsS--
81 the city charter.
Passed the CITY Counsel ne eth aav -
Arrfi iSSa ard ssxuess hs Trsa IN su~n, -
sion in authorization az lss yAsSaee ~.
s4.n day az April. iSan
w V. RgNTgfART
President of The sxty CsNsnrts
Appreve2 by ne this -Sth day Of Asr,t
iNe
T. J. HuME4
Mayo.
r9iss by me this 18th day of Aprss -
Attest. WILL II PARNv
City Comptroller ard ex-oeriess s-ty Ss1s.<
BY @. Il CORY ELL Ikpasks Cierk
tSeall
Published Apri. -. ssaa.
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Hrs. n. A.. ia Cedar Street,
OwOsso, rlich., writes:

Nearly three years ago wrote
to you asking advice in regard
to my health. Twas SO miserable
suffered from painful merstru-
alton and backache. was nervous,
dizzy and faint. l received such
a kind letter from you, telling me
Just what to do. followed your
advice and l now am recommend
ing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. l thank God
for this pain destroyer"
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TIE isrgsxs vsstfct. is Is s1ai, ever rem
dsred in tbs superior court IN suit Tot
damages by personal injuries was gives
axasrSs he Grass Street Electric Railway
Company yesterday In Judge Beasens de-
p3rtEaesss Of Enc superior cssurt ~ SAT-
Arouxht ky Thomas Hoffman. TIE verdict
il fssr tIs ss whisa the Jury fines 30 b
the value Of Ho1mzn's eff leg. witch ~
Best Ia q street car aeefSsnt iass Decers-
bsr.
tempting to beard moving car. and was
cSuxa. a1d straxgsd ur6er the Wheels 70,
q considerable distance. TIE company
tissense was that HOFFMAN Was intoxicated
ard vas Iy3sg by ire Track when struck
The street car company vii appeai frufl
the verdict Hoffman sssess for t-s.usa THE
case was ca trial three days and was vss'
terry contested.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 10 Post-intel.isencer
NEAu Ray. April =. p. m.-Barofn-
ster. 20 cloudy. wind southwest. six
miles. Passed In, tug Tyee. i2.N p. m. .
tug Tacoma In Straits and tugs Sea Lion
and Boyden in bay.
PORT CRESCENT April IL, y. M
Barometer a.s2, clear Wind east. four
miles.
PORT ANGELES Arrii p. p. m
Clear; light west wind. Passed up during
might. tug Enterprise. tug Katy with boom.
: a m. In Straits. bound oslt. a four
masted bark a three mastcd schooner.
sailing In the bay, SHIPS Da.gonzr and
William Mitchell
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he should he given hearing before a
COURT ~ e0fnssstsas jurisdiction.
j. E. HawkrE another wesi~ksawn coli
oY~si citizen, sA4s Expressed sisnsesfs
This country n sf-pnfitxE thousands upon
thousands OF dollars IN sas&isahx lEs
FIisEanGA. ard at d cost u nasinons IL an
serfrrea tn prevent bsTsssrssm ia Cuba
tsIrk the national COVER aTsseuf sIso4la do
something quickly ia prevent sseb hor~
raaste lgnehings that IN Georgia Tstey
undermine cur civilization and poilBis
both fgagx"
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ORDINANCE No. sSss--Aa cgtsissann. =.
faaasshing t1e cattle pound Ter thu e.
OF Seattle upon lois eighteen ssSs. nirSS
teen slse. and twenty $50. Block ef1s.
one ssn- OF fsslsf's Second Sappleuonfsi
Addition. auFhcrixin7 the lease 81 asSS
lots for period OF two years. anA Sss
tae-!Eiag the removal 90 buildings -
Gu and sprropriasing money shsre6ns
Be u ordained by the City of SsasfjS =
follows:
Section I. That the board Of pnAa
Works be and they hereby are au,hcsj.SS
and directed 10 enter into a lease Tar ~
eighteen ,is,. nineteen tisi aud twenty -
in Block fifty-ane ssi,. Of Yssleys &c.
supplemental Addition 30 the City OF Rs19
tie. said lease 10 be for period ~ ~
years and ~ an annual rental Of ~.
i've ga dollars
Section ?. That the cattle ROUND - -
easy OF Seattle he and the same il hleel1
established upon said lots s.xhteen -
nineteen tfse aud twenty lA3, In 1fsrS
!ifSy-one s5ll. Yesler's Second SaipplerssSssss
Addition TO the City Of Seattle
section :. That the Beard Of pnass
Works be and they hereby are ap.hniSss
10 remove the sheds and the corral -
existing upon neighaoriug property "a sss1
lots. provided the cost and expeun AZ ~
removal do not exceed the sum of 6tV
tS1p dollars. ~
Section 4 That the sum Of ssvsa,ySav.
I0 dollars or 40 much thoreof a ~
De necessary be and the same = 1872
appropriated from the General Eund -
tho purposes hereinabcve stated.
Section ). This ordinance shail tnhe =.
rect and be In force from and affer -
passage and approval, 10 approved ~ -
mayor: otherwise Ii shall take e1Roea ~
the time Il she'll become a law unAne ~
provisions OF the city charter
Passed the City Council the eth 6as a.
April, 1889. and signed BY me In orar ~.
sion in authorization OF its passses ~
s4sh day OF April 1893
W. Y. RINEHART.
President OF the City Cuunea
approved By me this 18th day Of Al.
T. J. HUMEA
MAyoe.
Filed by me this 18th day OF AtRil. r..
Attest: Will. n pA6nv -
City Comptroller and ex-Ofieio City CT
gv 9 n. CoRlEIL.. Deputy Clerk
tSeaiD
Published April E 1899
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FUNERAL o. WESLEY WILSON.
Large Attendance Aggregated ~ y.
y. -. y. Dele9asi0n.

Funeral services for Wesley Wilson, of
Issaauan were held yesterday I'm Bonney
4 stewards chapel. The attendance was
large. hssnx swsiisd by dessEatfan from
ths, local lodge Of b. r. q. E.iks. Of which
deceased vas "a member. Rev W. :. Har-
rtngs0n sofFiciased and music was furnish
I'd By Mr. and Mrs EdmGnsts, MIR.
Charles Saunders and Mrs. William Whit
tiesey. The floral offerings were magnIsi-
cent
Al the grave side i'm Lake View ceme-
terry services by the Eiks were led by
Judge Sachs. and h~nsdiction was pro-
uoufeei by the minister.
The active paiibeaFers were Frank A.
Bell, Dr. Corson. David Edmunds. r. =.
Manning Charles Power and Fred Rice
EOwsit
The honorary pailhearsrs were J w.
McsonEaughey. Harry Shaubut, Judge &.
g. Austin jules Redelsheimer William
f. BrInksr and William II. Parry
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
NOTICE TO CoNTRACTuRS-Tv
Avenue and East Terrace Street ooNee
L.. sx.nSl .

Avenue and East Terrace Street osusr
Improvement.
Notice Is hereby given that ssaied peo-
secretary Of the board Of pubic works -
the city Of Seattle up TO o'cioxk p N,
Thursday, April 9TH. 1853. for the improve.
ment of Twentieth Avenue from point -
feet south Of East Jefferson Street 70 Yee.
Ter Way and East Terraces Street from
Twentieth Avenue TO the alley bafwoea
Twenty first and Twenty second Av<aueA
hy constructing pipe sewer along ~
avenue and street, together with AL -
essary openings. wyes. manholes. 49,
holes ventiiatars. flushing tanks and colcA
baslns. AZ provided by ordinance No,
creating local Improvement distrtct Ma
and In accordanre with the p.ans and sp4e.
;sfcaticns now on file In the once Of -
board Of public works.
Each bid must be accompanied by 9 or.
.ified check. payable 10 the order % tn
city comptroller, for sum not leo thar
five tSl per cent. OF the bid, AMI no -
said check.
enter into contract and furnish aati1'
factory bond for the amount required b.
the city charter and the laws Of the
state OF Washington. within ten lays sft-
er being notified OF the award Of the cn9s-
tract to him. falling to do 50. the nd
cheek and the amount fixed therein VIII
be forfeited 10 the city. No person = eIi-
gibae as bidder who has within tvo
years prior to the letting Of said GO
trac; made default in payment OF any ~
claim for any work ar labor perfermo6
or any skill or material Furnished pureo-
ant TO any such contract an herein ndyef-
tssed, or who within said two years fnaloo
to complete any such con.rarts.
Special attention Is called 10 afticlo
KILL, 81 the city charter ~ nov In fosoe
relating 10 hours CT labor and 10 agtt-
Gle viii. section 81. SUBS. and relating
to bonds ard sureties
The board Of public works reserves ~
right IN reject any and ali BIDS.
Proposals must he indorsed on envelopes:
IBID for Twentieth Avenue and East Te1s
race Street Sewer Improvement
BY order of the board of public works.
FRANK OLEaoN. Secretary.
Date OF first publication. Aprst 18th, -