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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-04
DELIVERY HORSE STOLEN.
One of Frye-Bruhn Co.'S Animals
Disappears at LatOna.

One OF the horses belong to the Frye
Bruhn Company was stolen yesterday at
Latona, and far has not been recov-
cred. The company has lately established
a market at Latona and yesterday a man
applied there for work He dId not re-
ceive II. but continued TO hang around
Later in the day he disappeared and Il
was found when the driver Of the deiv-
cry wagon went to hitch up. that one OF
the black delivery team, together with the
harness. had also disappeared. The thief
was traced far as Ravenna, but there
the trail was lost.
-----------------------------
SIG. SALNINI and patriotic songs at
Leschi park this afternoon.
DIR. JOHNSON, chronic disease special
ist ScEeuerman block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-04
Henrtheld IL Buried.
THE PROGRAMME OF THE DAY.

OR the Information of visors and those 1pho to
todays celebration in all the details. the folo4,-
ing complete programme of sports and other exercises is
published:
At $50 m. and continuing Until $50 m. excep-
passing parade follow.
will In Pioneer
Seventy-fve dash, for years.
Seventyve yard dash. for under years.
Three-ieeged for all
Tug-of-~ar, Post Inteligencer Times
climbing
race for boz a age
eating
messenger services. four
seycny-fhe yard bicycle open.
SeScnty-fNe md over
10 m.The grand parade form avenue right
Pine extending
OF the parade
The viii started
First street.
up and
O he o Union nd
Immediately following patriotic
In Armory.
Invocation, Rev. }. p. D. ll~yd
Reading Independence Frank Graves
<. l.. =. wood OF portla ID. Oregon
Patriots bands quarictte
by the
hand, of Vancouver. b :" lasting until pm
200 ? m-BieSee raee up James street hin Sceond
avenue to
p Athletic professional yard dash
mite bicycle for amateurs under seventeen
years.
Unlimited Australian pursui, raee Cooper Harold vs. J. /
ioo-y open players.
Band ana lacrosse between Seattle
Nanano
eonecrts BY ~aener band Of this civ
Brigade bands Vancouver
These oners Mill nc at he eorne Of second PIKE
OF Second an esle a Square.
Illumination. covering First avenue
Washington Second
display the corner OF Fourth
grounds reached Nv
street ar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-04

II the man does not stop the cough
the cough stops the man. stops his APP
petite, his sleep. his pleasure and his
work. So called cough remedies ="
sometimes relieve hut they don Z 70 deep
enough 10 cure. In. iierce's Golden
Medical Discovery cures coughs and
diseases of the respiratory organs PER.
fectly and permanently. II stops the
cough. I, heals the lungs, stops the
hemorrhage, II the lungs are bleeding
and BY purifying the blood and increas-
ing the action Of the blood making
glands emriches every organ with the
good blood which alone will make a
good hody.
NY assaYnd had BEEN eoashing 81 years
an p<gpis frankly tad me- TIA, ne would go
q Nc NJ ssss Piacs chie.ru. n lie had sssch
terrible couss .nx sy&ii~, We nsi Only sre~ mzsch
alarmed. bat looked for the bursting x blood
vessel of her4cFrhAss At ainoa am tir2r
Afief thrre Gays s2asAIax ne was too ~ess 70
e1oss the room rhe castos I'D hiFa nc god
stated the case 90 e druggist, vho IA aaed fae
tostls u Tr r1rree Sa'ieu Mcr.icai Discgv-
ery. Ny hasta ads recovery vas remarkable
IL thfee days AAsT he eesaE sssns ~ T4efcr's
sroand, and ia two naor. day. he veal 70 work
Two bottles cured hiEz"
IN. plcrce's Pleasant Pellets cure bill
business. They produce permanent hene-
fIt and do not react or the system. One
Is gelt.e laxative, two . eAihartic dose.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-04

Henry Glassop. purser of the steamer
Alice Gertrude, was run over by wagon
at Lilly Bogardus Il Co. : wharf yester-
day afternoon and sustained compound
fracture of his left leg below the knee
The patrol wagon was called and he was
removed 70 Providence hospital. Glassop
was standing near the gang plank OF the
steamer when the accident happened He
was busy at the time and did not see the
wagon approaching until II struck him
and knocked him down. The wheel
passed over his leg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-04
Best equipped aid-Box OF fine cigars,
presented by A. 4. Wright.
Prizes for Carnival Parade

For the Wild West show-Special men
ton.
For best features or groups-One half
dozen bottles fine Rieslng wine. given
by j. Aronson
For best fancy dress. lady's. horseback
First, -; second, pair strap slippers,
given by Raymond q Hoyt
For hest fancy dress. gentlemen-Silver-
mounted pipe. donated by NJ A. Gold
man
Best comic character. foot. horseback
or bikes.
Best local hIt-Order on H. p. Jensen,
tailor. for $40 worth of goods.
Best comic floats
Best cake walk, single or double-6
All volunteer features may compete for
prizes,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-04
FIRST PAYMENT ARRIVES.
Seattle & Tacoma Electric Bond
holders Forward Cash.
COMPANY RECEIVES 500, 900.

Other InstalIments VIII Follow in
Rapid Succession, and in Less
Than a Year. Ii Is Said. Line Will
BE in Operntion-Cars VIII he
Handsomest Made and VIII Run
Hourly-Fnre Probably rs Cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-04

Immediately following the parade will
be the patriotic exercises in the old Uni
versity grounds. the programme of which
viii be found elsewhere In wis issue.
In the evening the brilliant fireworks
display will take place at the corner Of
Fourth avenue north and Republican
street. II will begin "a soon as II be-
comes dark enough to be made effective,
and will last for an hour and a half. The
band concerts. which will at the same
time take place at Pike and Second. Yes
Ter and Second and at Pioneer square.
win continue late enough to give all a
chance TO hear them after the fireworks.
HEARTFELT II Buried.
The remains OF l.. Heartheld who COM
mitted suicide Monday by hanging him
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-04

self in a lodging house in North Seattle.
were buried in Lakeview cemetery yester-
day afternoon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-04
EMPLOYEES ABANDON WORK.
July Fourth Patriotism Crippies
Many Puget sound saw Wills.

ArDovdiu. =. I4ah.r L0nmlssior4r A.
Ii Jr08t, nearly al Z the lunbsr mills
cr ths over Sound have suspended op-
sE.uoas lEtL after July 4 as carly -
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sports and Firework =.

In the afternoon there will be athletic
sports at the Athletic park including foot
races, bicycle races and a lacrosse game
The following are the two teams which
VIII contest the latter:
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-14
CONSTIPATION

not be regarded as n trihing ailment-
in facl, nature demands the utmost regularity
Of the bowels, and any deviation from THIS
demand paves the way often TO Berious dan
ger. II Is quite as necessary toremove impure
eccumulations from the bowels as II Is 20. eat
sleep, and no health can be expected wheta
q oostiVe habit of body prevails.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-14
Enst snnins orcr the pnclrc.

The British bark Galgatc, Captain
Gritiths, n big four master, made Il
record breaking run en- her voyage
from Shanghai to the mouth OF the Co.
lurIbiu, covering the distance from
buoy 20 buoy in ~ days. The nearest
approach 10 this record Is said to have
been made by L CT Renton, Holmes
& CO.'S foCr masted schooncrsi which
made the run from Shanghai 10 the
sound in % days. Vessels from Shang-
hal are less frequent visitors here than
those fron Yokohama ana other Japan
ports, ard the wonderful run &c the
Gnlsat2 can lie better understood when
It Is stated that the voyage from
Shanghai TO the Columbia Is generally
conceded by ~slipInasiers TO he fully n
week or ten days longer than the run
from Yokohama. The record passage
from the latter port TO the Columbia
river Is a fraction less than ~ days, the
Selkirk making The record run about
three years ago.
The Galgate's biggest days perform
ance was 295 miles, Lut in q ten day
run she rccled of oyer 300 miles, an
average Of over ~ miles an hour aad
a speed which woulI bother most Of
the tramp steamers TO maintain.-Port
land Orcgon'an.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-14
A rrink Of w-ater.

y glass Ct cold water slowly sippet
win prolccc - greater accol,ratlon o..
the Pulse for n tine Than win y glass
Of wine OF spirits taken NJ a draft. In
this connection II nay not he out Of
place TO picnt,ln iLni slipping cold wa
ter VIII ofirn alay The c%iavlng Tor nj
cohol IN ihnr who tavr lrca IN the
habit u "a; iu; 40 r,nch of Il aFi rray
be ni"asrrirr - irfrgr1. lip eject
being rro' i2a n ~ %s''g9Tiini &c
Ton - '7a- Hal1lM9 t1atl
Tiw1g
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-14

Sir Robert FinlGy, like most counsel
With n large practice, knows what ii is
TO receive n d!seoncerting reply from
an apparently guilelcss witness and
tells n good story against himself IN IL
lustIation. lie was engaged Oh n ease
for breach OF warranty Of a horse, the
age OF the animal being the chief mat
ter in dispute, and had to cross exam
inc a hostlcr. a yolicl with every ap-
pearancc Of rustic simplicity.
"Upon what authority do you swear
TO The age OF the mare;" he asked.
TN sure Of IT," was the reply.
Half n dozen more questions failed TO
elicit from the witness any more spe-
cihc answer.
"But how do you kGowf" ~thupdcred
Sir Robert at last.
II had u from tho mares own
mouth" replied the hostler.-Londou
Chronicle.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-14

The ANfERIoAN Bc0EoMtsr, weekly. devoted to Ia
.sCussfon OF ~. ,.Bases OF the Tariff question. s
year. Sample rirs fee. Address American PRO
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-14
E VEGETABLE.

Nothing Is so unpleasant, nothing 70 COM
men, as a bad breath and In nearly every
ease it comes from the stomach, and can DO
40 easily corrected IL o will take simmons
Liver Regulator. Do not neglect so sure Q
remedy for this repulsive disorder. IL will
penarnl hrAlth.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-14
SD loDl Mini Iln d laye va ~.

Hou dobi ihlpt TIM in love with YOU.
do your
mo. IN fact I'm sur you aic not
''Thcn that settles the question with
bNt fJthcf trouble said Vera, care
fally ~rcarianging her shawl AMI cs;ab-
iisting herself ~ a mere comfortable
position. as if some kno,ty problem
had Just bccn tOlvcd.
"Not at all. for ynu haven't answered
me"
"iou have answered yourself, though.
You rorld hardly rlariy II woman who
did not love YOU"
'Tlafs one of the REASONS I'm ask
Ing you." replied this cool d~iplonat!si.
slowly lighting q cigarette.
'Tlrn Lpfu.c answering" SHE said.
appearing 10 lc Ia,ore4tsd in this
strange species Of rr1pgsal. 'let Ec
question you. 10 you 1--we mey'
"No. jlh't.'
Then why ua carih 70 you talk such
RUBBISH; Iiow can you w.aA 70 r.arry
met'
"sia;?ly because rc.thcr OF rs IS in
iovt with the oihrr, which shows that
we are both mentally and physically Ia
sound lra.th."
"iuu consider, then. ttgi i)rc le n
disease, in fact. | suppose She added
yarl0rical'y. "a taud Of disordcrcd
llvtr:'
"E&actiy. But let re rrt TIE case
before yuu properly" sald Arthpr. RI
ing aal Waiting up an down II front
Cf inr ~ lc :pphc. You and | LaTD
Lccn friends Ter IL years and by now
know each othcr Thoroughly. | GEi
I Thankful 20 ray lave never loved you,
aor, 70 my LroUlcdGe, have you loved
nlc, aLl i IS toe facts wl.icl con.
( 'lrce r~c We sl.ccll ..a..c a ta9r1..t s.;
conesu;sl H1l Larry married coui,e.
On tAcsc gr-c.ds I agaia a.a you. VIII
you fnGriy iaf'Y' h" c1Ngl1dcd, stop.
ping opposite Ncga's cliair
During tits cueioC3 reaclogup the
ilooa had tcaeci,d soG e,,tat en- rs
Journey AMI row cast lolc l:sht into
the mlcr-just cnouSh to show Arthur
thrt tits fair Comparisons eyes were
|twina..as aaG tia. she was on tiG
verge q s]i1,;irg Locking straight rt
hlrl. Vera rompcsCdly answered:
Your philosophy dear Arthur, is cx-
cellcnl au.I yoEr case apparently ful,y
proved. b';t -cr-if sou would net mid
slttiag GJ,rl here" nGdding toward tie
empty ,lair At her side, bold my hcnl
and | ok r1e full IN the face aud thea
ten nae That you are net head over
heels ~ love with rae l viii believe
that Tor The last I've raiautcs you have
laaea speaking. rs they say In courts.
the truth. the whole truth and netting
but thu trutl."
Artlur felt daapd. lie sat down and
took his pretty companions land. lie
observed Il was beautifully soft. lie
lcoscd into her cycs. he noticed they
had IN them 81 light he Lai never seen
before ard that On Ter face wns n
shiiic and an expression that could
have LIT one Interpretation, and he fal.
tered.
=
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-14

Aad The s'l?rcc Of night wrapped the
elhor In It's embrace. \ bird moved In
the Ivy. a nightingale called to is
mate. and tie NEON Travelled farther
on It's Journey. It sank, but rot bcfcro
II had witnessed what in the course Of
It's considerable experience II had often
seen before, but of which 1t never told.
Mainly ACcut PcCrla.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-14
RT-EvERY PACKAGES
Has the z Stamp I'm red on tho wrappers
j. II. ZELILN g. co., Philadelphia
TARIFF LITERATURE FOR ALL.


The AAHhTcAN PRoIS RTARIFFLBAGuE
Is publishing q most valuable series OF Tariff
1ocumentS. These are prepared with a view
10 state the facts and Arguments for PrOtee.
ton, whether in the interest IT farmers,
merchants or professional mon.
Each issue of the series appeals to those en-
gagged in separate Industries, and p~resontsin-
disputable sacts-oOmparis0ns of wages, cost
OF living, and other arguments showing the
bcneats of Protection.
Any single one VIII DO sent on receipt Of 2
cents in stamps except "Mhees, Living and
1uriH." which viii be sent for 4 cents.
The whole list will be sent for 3e cents or
any twelve for 20 cents, or any five fol A.
cents, postage paid. ORDERLY number.
:" Wages, Living and Tariff" E A. HARTs.
"Ths 1dvaatasgs of a Protective Tariff 10 "a
the Lagor and Industries OF the URlted
siales." atrst lIize Essay, 1887. CRAw.
Home Reduction indispensabIe To- a %ip -
Ply, at Low Prices, OF the Manufactured
Commodities required for the People OF
the United stats, and Adequate Home
ErSdneti9n or these I N9nlm n oTaii;s.sss ! bnlP.s,
frize Essay, 1888. g ID. TODD. go. 50
ut are Raw Materials would Free RaF
s ana lsdas Ss Ca 81 ni the Uni te IN st Ssa
FiIst rrise Essay. 1880 HOMER 3. Dt1at- -
5ms Jews on the Tariff by an Old iusi.
Less Man" GEo. DRAPER" ........ u
ae 5wo@i Interest" judge y Va. EiiwiR;s;:sio5fi <
HLf#atf0h o ] 2 4 AASs "a III
kcvGw. d. q. HARTMAN. ............... 20
fhe Farmer and the Tariff " Col TIIosAs
.rot5oslaa as a Public rellc5..S GEoaah,a S. :"
huurwEIi.... ..-...a. o.. I5
ply % The Presidents Free-Trade Mes
sage. - Il. +. PORTER. ........... %
-ikinsmen and the Turin -" ........... y
ne VIA p9estion Shall Anne loan Indus
tres he Abandoned and American Mar
.ta surrendered ............. ..... 3
.iAt al German, with Addition. ....,.... .. s
llae rrcgresa % one hundred Yeare.~
klBUHT l.. lpgrrR ........ ....... 8
Profession FOR American shipping. ".,.... .
Tie larin Not p Tdx." HoMRn Is DIBEIL.. =
Why nishnle0 Shouhi lie PrO;eptiorists."
Protection =" F.. n AltiJD0W .........
Mhat il r Tarin I" Answers " a Working
re 4rsesiSaa col Industry. E.H:zS :
,ess AID Cost OF Living" I'D. WEENs. 4
-orthern Farming Industries "....... Z
3D. a short TAX 10 W OrEicgmCn." ...... 2
Protection ana the farmer" Senator 5. d.
CuLLOA-s.s-s.s ss..s.s-s. .s.............. II
The AMERICAN ECONOMIST, weekly. devoted to tDt
tacussion o. ~. paases OF the Tariff question. 81
year. Sample rirs flee. Address American Pro
<rUte rsr,ii League. sS W. ~ ST, NsS YORK
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-12-14
SICK HEADACHEi

This distressing nfliction occurs most fre-
Quently. The disturbance OF the stomach,
arising from the imperfeotly digested con
tents, causes n severe pain in the head,
accompanied with dlsagreeable nausea, and
this constitutes what is popularity known as
Headache, for the relief Of which take
simmons Liver Regulator.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-21
CONFERENCE OF RELIGION.
TAMMANY CITED AS AN EXAMPLE OF PURE
DEMOCRACY BY ONE OF THE
SPEAKERS

The opening session OF the New-York State Con-
Holy Communion. Twentieth-st and Sixth-ave
day night. Three sessions will be held daily. The
United Charities Building and to-nights session
at All Souls Church. Tomorrow nights session
will be held at the Brick Presbyterian Church
The speakers at the various sessions include the
Rev. DR.. r Heber Newton, Professor Nathaniel
Schmidt. Of Cornell University; President B. P.
Raymond of Wesleyan University; DIR. F. Howard
Wines. of the Census Office. Washington; President
George A Gates of Iowa College: President j. c.
Schurman of Cornell University: the Rev DR.. Ly-
man Abbott. President C. Stanley Hall of Clark
c9ntroller Coler and Edwin Markham.
The conference is the first of its kind held in
this city. The New-York State Conference is the
outgroWth Of the National Congress of Religion
which had its foundation in the Parliament of Re,
Chicago. y ~ 49, --'
Last nights session was presided over by the
rev Dr James NJ. Wilton. Two subjects ''The
soate conference OF Religion: Its Ideal. Propo-
ganda and Aims" and Ethical Progress in the
Nineteenth Century" Were discussed The speak
ers upon the first subject were the Rev I,eighton
Wlilams and the Rev. Thomas r. Slicer
IN olscGsslne ethical progress in the nineteenth
century Henry D. Lloyd said that the greatest
progress had been made among the Common
classes
The claim that democracy is a failure :" he added
who despairs of democracy is the man who never
understood IT. Take. for instance Tammany Hail
NO man there despairs Of democracy And de-
mocraGy Is religion. 1t is by all. for ALL"
Mr.. Lloyd referred to the benefits derived by the
common people through the public ownership Of
franchises in Glasgow. -
New-York tribune., 1900-11-21
SENATOR DEPEW NOT CANDIDATE
AFaiNhS REPUBLICAN CLUBS PRESIDENT
SHOULD BE ABLE TO TAKE A MORE
ACTIVE INTEREST

Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew said last even,ra
mat ne was not candidate for Reelection n tbe
PRESIDENCY OF the Republican Club Senator Danavy
mas oeen elected president of the club unaninoos1,
LOT several years. When it was learned +bo+ w.
would not be candidate for Reelection q No
SAID 1t was because there was opposition ~ htr.
Senator Depew said: - HILL
am not candidate. feel that soma Ren,,hr,oo
VINO can take more active interest in fbe fref
OF tne CLUB should be president NV noei,1on rs
t. tnls respect mas not been changed. 1 am In WASH
ington so much that I cannot give the ar, M ttsn
me once last time with the strict yfn -
that should be compelled to attend en
monthly meetings and should be renuira5 % u 'he ne
club. N AuHcuons or the
Inere Is what is known as the younger eIe-
ment In the club, and this element II Is said
viii make fight for change In the presidency
NJ K. Olcott, Job E. Hedges and John Proctor
SSl,arke S,aSs are mentioned as candidates. but their
irienas assert that none OF them will be a candi-
a reelection. ~ eeu ~ aSSePt
mere was considerable gossip yesterday over the
20 Eno OF the unknown person who has given
J,yo I,p LOT esiaplishing permanent branch of the
SSiup : IN tne Bowery. Many think that Louis Stern
Il sne man internal Revenue Collector Charles n
a.sae go. "no MADE the announcement OF the gift
EsnI Menn. TO washington yesterday see Senator
1sanA and the chief of the Internal Revenue Di-
x.sion- 9ar. Treats friends are talking OF hI,,
AoF the presidency OF the club W
New-York tribune., 1900-11-21
MOUNT VERNON.

At the meeting of the Sociological Club which
will be held in the Congregational Church on next
Monday night addresses will be made by Lieutenant
Henry Eckford Rhoades, u. S. N, and DR.. Edna
c. Terry, who has lately returned from China
where she witnessed the Boxer uprising
An association representing the three Masonic
orders of this city has been formed The assoca-
uon Is to build Masonic hall and opera house
cost between $4,000 and $1,000 II sufficient encour-
agement is given the plan It has organized by the
election Of Franklin T. Davis president ex-Mayor
Edson Lewis vice president and treasurer and
Henry 3. Pruser secretary.
John Howard, driver for grocery firm,
ceived a check for $50 yesterday from H. A. WILL
Jams. a New-York banker, whose wife and daugh-
ter he saved from death in runaway accident last
Friday. Mrs. Williams and her daughter were in
their carriage and the team which was running
away was about TO dash down q steep embank-
ment in Jerome-ave., when Howard sprang from
his wagon and seized them by the brides. He was
dragged about twenty-five feet saved the occu-
pants Of the carriage.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-21
NEW-YORK CITY.

The New-York Sunday School Association an
nounces the Mountford lectures for the winter
son. At the Willis Avenue Methodist Church this
evening one of the lectures will be given.
Annual entertainment and reception Of St AIMS
Roman Catholic Church. Lenox Lyceum. evening
Mayor Van Wyck yesterday morning appointed
and swore in DR.. James J. OBrien as a physician
at Ludlow Street Jail.
The annual meeting of the Manhasset Bay Yacht
Club will be held on Tuesday. December 4.
Subscriptions to the amount OF s544 80 have been
received for John Derfinger. who injured
while rescuing dog from elevated railroad
track.
The West Side Coored Republicans Industrial
Association will hold a meeting on the evening OF
November 2S at its clubhouse. No. 402 West Thirty
ninth-st.. at $50 p. n. A number Of other clubs
have been invited to attend.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-21
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Appeals from the valuations Of property fixed by
the assessors for 1900 increasing. The Board
has been called to answer eleven writs obtained
from the courts by people who want reductions.
The largest assessment contested is that of the
Union Railway Company. of $4,000 1t is expected,
however that there will be no litigation over this
assessment, the assessors say that If the State
Franchise Tax law proves to De constitutional they
will cancel the greater part of the local assess
ment. They put the company down for q large
sum- they say in order that the city could lose
constitutional
There a furry yesterday among the members
OF the Board OF Trade when 1t learned that the
Government was likely TO use the River and Har-
Dor appropriation for this city TO dredge out the
channel Neptune Bay, instead Of the public har-
Dor at Echo Bay. A special meeting Of the Board
has been called for next Monday night, which
the appropriation will be discussed and 1t is likely
that a committee will be appointed appear be-
fore the River and Harbor Committee of Con-