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Evening star., 1901-10-10
3 to A..

Mems Eclipse" Shirts. madras
and percale; the kind selling at
SI.oo-5oc.
Mems White Unlaundered Shirts.
Anchor brand; SOC. value-3oc.
Women's Fancy Lace Cornered
Handkerchiefs; Ioc. value-5c.
Ladies Fine Cheviot Serge Skirts,
made in best manner, with high
founce, extra good materials
throughout-$2.2 20.
Ladies Very Fine Broadcloth
Skirts, black and blue, superior
make and extremely stylish,
high flounce trimming-S4.9S.
An offering of your choice from
the new seasons costumes, all
high grade and most popular
styles, a great variety of de-
signs and fabrics; selling at $50
for this hour, $I0.oS.
Lot of Ladies Very Best Grade
Silk Skirts, samples from
leading maker, every stitch and
every inch of fabric highest
grade; sell at $25-choice,
$I4.o8.
Choice of IS styles BOYS Suits,
representing the newest styles
and best grades, blues and
blacks-very special for this
hour at 1898.
Heavy A Tapestry Table Covers,
pretty colorings, worth 4oc.-
25c.
All our Ladies Kid and Patent
Leather Oxford Ties, selling up
to ST. .o8-$I.2o.
Mems Plain Toe Patent Leather
Shoes. best quality, worth $500
-$I.4o.
Hot Water Bags, quart size-2oc.
Mennen's Talcum Powder-Ioc.
Brass Extension Curtain Rods,
worth Ioc.-3zsc.
Dressmakers' Cambrics, black and
all colors, kid finish, regular
price, &c. yard-3Ac.
Plaid Back Golf Cloth, in Oxford
gray, for walking skirts, etc, 81
inches wide, value SI.oo yard
60c.
Black Satin Duchess and Taffeta
Brocades, small and medium de-
signs, all pure silk, sells at ooc.
yard-39c.
Unbleached Canton Flannel, heavy
nap, real value, 7c. yard-3zsc.
All-wool Black Silk Finished Hen
rietta, 46 inches wide, rich, high
luster, value, SOC. yard-39c.
Evening star., 1901-10-10
3 to ...s3.

Heavy Az1n,n.e Tapestry Por-
there's, handsome color combina-
tons, North: $500 pair-S1.3o.
Heavy Blankets, tan color, pretty
colored bofders-25c. each.
Ladies Very Stylish and High
grade Dress Skirts, made of blue
: and black cheviot serge, elab-
orately made with all-over tucks
and high flounce-verv small
priced for this hour-$6.o8.
Lot of Ladies Tailor-made Suits,
all the very newest styles, in.
variety Of fabrics and colors-
many elaborately made and
trimmed-not suit in the dis
play which does not represent a
fashionable and elegant style
choice for this hour, $12.5o.
Ladies Elegant Taffeta Silk
Waists, black and colors, open
front or back, elaborately tucked
and made in the newest styles
$4.o8.
Lot OF Boys Russian Blouse Suits,
several styles, all unusually good
grades-very special at $3.o8.
Misses Fine Kersey Refers, cas-
tor, red, navy, tan, to Id years,
the new box styles, sell every
day at $6.98-&.o8.
Children's Goats, in elegant styles,
tan, red, cadet and navy, trim
med with wide cream inserting
and fur heads, heavily lined, 2 to @
o years, very specially priced
$4.o8.
Scissors, full nickel-plated-11c.
pair.
Ladies very stylish Trimmed
Hats, made of fine quality vel
vet, scratch and camel's hair
felt, newest and most fashiona-
bic trimmings, small priced at
So.oo-for this hour, $500.
Choice of all Boys and Youths
Russet Shoes, splendid wearing
styles, sizes up to 5H-8oc.
Evening star., 1901-10-10

preston on your 1snind from what he left
on CaptainrEHigginson' mind, them"
Apparently" AZ.
observe him on that occasion?''
mot as vsell Gsi1 did,
why wazBthab@'
Because, ,YEaptain Higginson was in the
coming tower and was outside"
did notICaptadn Higginson have any
conversations With the commodore at that
timer -1sJ.
From time to time. yes"
What do you mean by mental excite
mentT"
II quoted conversations that had The
first thing was the apparent anxiety of
Commodore Schiey- about using the con ming
tower. Secondly. his stating that at dis
tance Of Ave to six miles men standing on
the forward 13-inch turret were conspicu-
Gus Objects ~, A
Did the commodore use the coming
tower?"
II did not see the commodore 20 into the
coming tower.4rTo the best Of nv knowI-
edge and belief he did not. He was out
side the coming tower and between the
coming tower and the heavy plate that
protects the manhole in the coming tower
My preconceived idea of Commodore
SchIey previous to that occasion was SO
entirely different from the impression I e.
ceived on that day l concluded that he
certainly was under tremendous mental
strain.'
Have You ever been under. any mental
Evening star., 1901-10-10
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Ladies Fine Dress Skirts, black
and blue Gilbert and Lymans-
vile Cheviot, trimmed with six
rows satin bands, S., II. & M.
binding=-special at S3.9S.
Ladies High-grade Pedestrian or
Walking Skifts.made of best
materials throughout, would be
small priced at So. 5o-S4.oS.
Ladies Finest Black Taffeta Silk
Skirts, trimmed with fine ribbon
quilting, very styishly and ele-
gantly made, a number of styles
to choose from--for this hour,
So.oS.
About IS Ladies Fine Tailor
made Suits, in a variety of cloths,
many Of which cannot be dupli-
cated-all are new styles and
were made to sell up to $40
choice while they last, for this
hour-S7.5o.
Ladies Fine Black English Ker-
sey Capes. made in high-grade
manner, will be extensively worn
during present season-very
special at S4.o8.
Ladies Marten Fur Neckpieces,
stylishly made with E tails-wi1l
sell at $50 the season through
-S4.9S.
BOYS Corduroy Pants, the nom
wear-out kind. all sizes-2oc.
BOYS All-Wool Knee Pants, some
with double seat and double
knees, nicely made and sure to
iast-39o.
Boys Blue Century Cloth Shirt
Waists, unusually we'll made
I2TC.
Evening star., 1901-10-10
TO GUST FOREIGN MERCHANTS.
Prince Ching Makes an Appeal TO the
Powers.

LONDON, October 1o.-The Pekin corre-
spondent OF the Times. i'm a dispatch deal
ing with the demand of Prince Ching for
the removal OF the foreign business
houses. says: Probably the difficulty
will be arranged by II compromise China
consenting, that reputable merchants
should remain pending revision and the
ministers agreeing to enforce payment by
their respective nationaIities of the fun
duties-the per cent import duty plus
the y. per cent, transit duty. which win
come into operation November IL"
A dispatch from Pekin says: Prince
Ching has written to the ministers of the
powers requesting a Withdrawal from Pekfn
of the foreign business establishments He
says that Pekin is not a treaty port. that
foreign business houses have been illegally
established here, and that all such should
be moved tic treaty ports. He desires the
ministers to secure their removal
The ministers have arranged a meeting
on the request of DIR. Mumm Won Schwart-
ensten German minister) to endeavor 70
agree upon joint representations in oppo-
sition to Prince Chings demand con-
troyerSy regarding the payment of octroI
by foreign merchants. appears to have
precipitated the issue. One foreign house
doing a large business with the Chinese
objected to the octroi tax. arguing that
the goods were for the use of the Legal
tions.
Prince Ching points out that goods re.
quired by the legations can be ordered by
them from treaty ports and when so or
dered. are not dutiable. The foreign busi-
ness community in Pekin. although small:
is important. Its presence is essential 10
the comfort and convenience of the leg;t-
tions. and lis members hope their statG.
may now be definitely settled. ~
Foreign houses began to be located I'm
Pekin in the SOS, with the, tdelt consent
of the Chinese. The Hong Kong the
Shanghai. and the Russo-Chinese pauLs
established branches here before tac
siege of the legations; a hotel was opened
and few merchants got footing The
Yokohama special banks intend to estab-
lish branches here and there are NOW
many foreign shops, the German pradom-
mating. In the vicinity of the iesation
quarter. These have made their an
pearance since the military occupa.ion
began. and have increased the foreign pop-
ulation. acquiring q considerable trade
with the Chinese.
When the demands to be Included In
the protocol were framed Mr. Concer
proposed including the opening OF Pellh,
to foreign trade This suggestion vas
favored by a majority Of t.ie u.infsts RS
of the powers: but NJ. De Glers csusslan
mlnister) opposed II sc strongly tha; the
question was dropped because Of ire
necessity OF uraatnsiy. The .efe&asf an a.
the protocol in article eleven for revising
commercial treaties affords an opportunity
for opening pcsln which the mt,lis,ers az.
considering.
If yo.. ~ans work read the wait y.oa..mn.
Evening star., 1901-10-10
9 to 1 o.

> Best quality 5-4 Colored Table
: Oilcloth, in pretty patterns !;
: worth always 2oc. yard-IoHc.
: Cream Curtain Scrim, SO inches
: wide, neat designs; worth SC.
: yard-2zsc.
> Waterproof Felt Window Shades.
: all colors, with fixtures COM
: plete-6zsc.
: Mems White Madras Shirts, in
, cluding one pair cuffs; the 75c.
; grade-25c.
: Mems Black Half Hose; always
: selling at I2Hc-5c.
= Mems Gray and Camel's Hair
: Underwear, heavy weight; the
: SOC. quality-2oc
: Ladies Atwood High-grade
; Cheviot Serge Skirts. made with
> wide fare bottom, black or blue
= -$I.oS.
; Boys Knee Pants, just the thing
: for school wear, very strongly
: constructed-I2Hc.
> Lot OF Boys Fancy Silk Vests,
= colored, double breasted, some
; with separate shields, worth
: SI.5O-49c.
: Children's Flannelette Dresses,
> very neatly made, 1 to 3 years.
: I5c.
; Children's Percale Dresses, dark
! blue and red, for everyday wear
: -IOc.
: Ladies Black Mercerized Waists,
all sizes, unusually we'll made,
; remarkably small priced-for
this hour 90c.
: Children's High-top Jersey Leg
gins, selling regularly at 75c.-
4Ic.
; Cloth House Slippers, warmly
lined, usually 69c.-33c.
: Genuine Amoskeag Apron Cling
hams, brown and blue checks,
real value t. yard-3zsc.
Double-twilled Tea Toweling,
bleached and unbleached, regu-
: larly SC. yd.-27sc.
: Domet Shaker Flannel, sells
everywhere at 6c. yd-2zsc.
Bright, New Fall Plaids, double
: width, sell at I5c. and Ioc. yd.-
ozSc-
Bleached Table Linens, 5S inches
: wide, choice patterns, usual
price 29c. yd.-IS78c.
:, Ladies, Untrimmed Black Felt
. Hats, most popular shapes, SELL
. ing at S9c-25c.
Evening star., 1901-10-10
MISUNDERSTANDING
COMMANDER POTTS TESTIMONY be-
FORE TIE COURT OF INQUIRY.
Incidents Related of the Engagement
With the { OIon and Land Bat
teries May II, IS9S.

Lieutenant Commander Templin NJ Potts.
navigating officer of the Massachusetts
during the war with Spain. continued his
testimony after The Stars report of the
proceedings before the Sehley court OF in
quiry was closed yesterday afternoon. A
rather sensational feature of his testimony
was his description of the personal conduct
Of Commodore Schiey on the occasion OF
the action of May 81 of Santiago.
The witness was questioned by the Judge
advocate in relation 10 the events Of that
day. when The Massachusetts, had gone into
Santiago harbor to engage the Colon. On
that occasion the witness said that most
Of the tine De was Oh the lee side of the
coming tower on small platform.
Q (By the judge adyccate) Did you hear
Evening star., 1901-10-10
NEW YORK CITY POLITICS.

Republicans Accept Fusion Nominees
Democratic Ticket Complete.
The republicans of New York city last
night held a large meeting In the Grand
Central Palace. at. which the nomination
of Seth Low. for mayor of Greater New
York and the entire fusion ticket were
ratified. The list OF speakers included Mr..
Low, Gen. B. F. Tracy. Edward NJ Grout.
Charles ". Fornes and Job Hedges.
Messrs. Grout and Fornes are candidates.
respectively, for controller and president
Of the board Of aldermen. The names Of
almost all the republican leaders appeared
In the list Of vice presidents and many of
them were present.
Robert c. Morris, chairman OF the ren,,h-
lfcan county committee. in calling the
meeting to order. said the republican or
ganiza;ion had not asked any. pledges from
the candidates on the fusion ticket. except
Evening star., 1901-10-10
L 1, to L 3.
(CONTINUED.)


the best manner and suitable for
dress occasions; sell usually at
$500 and upward-$2.o .o8.
Boys High-grade Long Pants
Suits, very fine quality, strictly
all wool, sizes I6 to 10 years;
sell at $7:5o-for this hour only,
$4.oS.
Special Lot of Torchon Laces and
Insertings, the kinds selling at
sc. yard-2Hc.
Cambria Embroideries and Insert
ings, the grades selling at Ioc.
Women's Kid Gloves, all the new
fall colors-$I 90 value-3oc.
Women's Ribbed, Fleece-lined
Vests and Drawers, gray and
white-25c value-Ioc.
Women's Fast Black Dropstitch
Hose, the grade selling at 2oc.
-12Ac.
Heavy II-4 Blankets, neat colored
borders, gray and tan-43c.
Large White Bed Spreads, pretty
patterns, worth 5oc.-3oc.
5-foot Curtain Poles, cherry, wal
nut and oak finish, brass trim
mings-I4Ac.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, beau
tlful patterns, white and cream,
full width and length, worth UP
to SI.o8 pair-special at o8c.
Heavy Bed Comforts, full double
bed size, covered with satine-
08c.
Ladies Heavy F1annelette Wrap
pers, all sizes, extra we'll made
and full widtf-8oc.
Ladies Bustles, hair or woven
wire, gray or white-I9c
Ladies Girdle Corsets, very
dainty-49c.
Mercerized Black Satine Under
skirts, double founce-oSc.
Infants Long and Short Slips
IOc.
Lot OF Sheet Music, slightly soiled
-2Hc.
Cabinet of Hair Pins-Ic.
Ladies Dongola Lace and Button
Shoes, regularly selling at $I.6o
special at SI.Io.
Misses Real Kid, good wearing
shoes, sizes up to 2, worth $I.oo
and more-57c.
Ladies and Misses Trimmed
Ready-to-wear Hats, with scarfs
of silk or velvet, breasts, POM
pons. etc, selling at $3.o8-
SI.0S.
Fancy Breasts, white with black
Coque, peacock and black, etc,
for hat trimming, worth 4oc.-
25c.
Ready-made Bleached Bed Sheets,
hand torn and ironed, free from
dressing. size 72x9o, regularly
soc. each-3oc.
Bleached Pillow Casing. full AZ
inches wide, free from dressing,
value 121ac. yard-8zsc.
All-wool Homespuns, in new blue,
mode and Oxford gray, 81 inch
es wide, steamed and sponged,
regularly 6oc. yard-3oc.
Imported Black Silk Velvet, very
rich, high luster, sold every
where at $I.oo yard-for this
hour, soc.
Evening star., 1901-10-10
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Ladies' Rainy-day Skirts, fash
ionably made of best materials,
high grade in all respects
$4.o8.
Point de Paris Laces and Match
Inserting, 3 inches wide, I5c.
value-5c.
Embroideries, 4 and 5 inches wide,
qualities selling at 2oc.-oc.
All-silk Taffeta Ribbons, Nos. 40
and 90, all colors, zoe. value
&C.
Mems Red Atwood Underwear,
shirts and drawers, $I.25 value
TIC.
Ladies' Overgaiters, shapely and
neat-IIc.
Evening star., 1901-10-10
IL to 1 .

Boys Wool Fleece Underwear,
the grade always selling at $I.oo
-42c.
Boys Heavy Ribbed Hose, dou-
bic knee, heel and toe, made to
endure-value 2oc.-I2Hc.
Ladies Elegant Rainy-day or
Walking Skirts, fashionably
made of best and highest grade
materials throughout-usually
sold at SIo and more-$6.o8.
Best Quality Stair or Runner Oil
cloth, pretty patterns and col
ors, sells at Ioc. yard-5zsc.
Best Silk Shoe Laces, in colors,
selling at 10 cents always-5c.
pair.
Women's Embroidered FIandker-
chiefs, 15c. and 25c. values-oc.
All Silk Black Taffeta, rich black,
high. .luster, regularly sold at soc.
yard-3oc.
Evening star., 1901-10-10
1 to 3.

Best Quality Holland Window
Shades, all colors, trimmed with
heavy fringe, worth 4oc.-25c.
Heavy White California Wool
Blankets; worth $500 pair
$I.o8.
Mems Bordered Handkerchiefs !;
always sell at Ioc.-5c.
Boys Suspenders; the grade sold
at zoe. and more-Ioc.
Mems soc. Neckwear Slightly
solled)-I5c.
Lot of Children's Canton Flannel
Drawers, well made-I5c.
Extra Fine Toilet Soaps-3c. cake.
Fine Toilet Tissue Paper-3Hc.
roll.
Little Boys Spring Heel Shoes,
sizes up to I3Ia, sell always at
o8c-65c.
Boys and Youths Patent Leather
Shoes, very newest styles, the
$2.oo value-SI.I5.
Lot Torchon Laces, with match in
sertlngs, 1oc.- value-2Hc.
Ladies Trimmed Hats, fashion,
ably and elegantly made of good
quality velvets, braids, felts, ETC.,
colors and black, sell always at
S3.98-for this hour, SI.oS.
All Pure9 Wool Black Ladies
Cloth, raven black, 81 inches
wide, sells at6oc. yard-3oc.
Fast Black MORE Percaline, 36
inches wide75 selling usually at
=. .I2Ac. yard-6Hc.
White Wool Flannel for Children S
wear, sold at 1oc. yard-Iozsc.
Evening star., 1901-10-10
1 O to 1 1 .

Mems Night Shirts, the soc. kind
800.
Mems Silk Gloria Umbrellas, the
grade sold at SI.oo-6oc.
Childrens School Umbrellas, soc.
quality-39c.
Women's Silk Gloria Umbrellas,
the kind always sold at SI.2o-
S5c.
Heavy Blankets, tan color, pretty
bOrders-25c. each.
Best grade Holland Window
Shades, all colors, complete with
hxtures-I7c-
Wool Ingram Carpet Remnants,
suitable for rugs, pretty pat.
terms and colors, worth UP to
5Oc.-25c
White Applique Scarfs and Shams,
some slightly soiled, worth up
to 35c.-I5c.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, pref
ty designs, low priced at SOC.
pair-39c.
Ladies Finest English Kersey
Goats, black or castor, silk lined,
the new and popular fall STYLES
special at S.. %.
Ladies Taffeta Silk Waists, black
and all colors, made in newest
and best styles-bishop sleeves,
new cuffs-very high grade
for this hour only, S34o.
Boys Wool Knee Pants, made in
substantial manner, all sizes,
good materials-25c.
Evening star., 1901-10-10
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tCONTINUED.)
Ladies Black Hose Supporters,
belt attached-7c. pair.
Mems Gloria Umbrellas, o8-inch.
steel rod, Paragon frame, value
SI.oo-444c.
Full size Domet Flannel Skirt
patterns, all coIors, regularly
25c. each-Ioc.
Genuine Eclipse Flannelettes, in
all colors and styles, selling at
I5c. yd.-ozsc.
Atwood French Flannels, plain
colors and black, all shades, ad-
vertised by other stores at soc.
yd.-Special, 800.
Evening star., 1901-10-10
L = to 1 Il.

CONTINUED
Ladies Heavy Melton Cloth, in
brown, navy and Oxford gray,
for walking or rainy-day skirts,
sells at SOC. yard-2oc.
Turkish Bath Towels unbleached,
full made, usual price, &c. each
-3zsc.
Evening star., 1901-10-10


great amply t
p" Su
Evening star., 1901-10-10

If yoa ~ans work read the wa..t solamn,
of The Star. s-s fGta rc-yntisaVs -
The age-herald., 1901-03-11
IL HUNG CHANG
 IS SERIOUSLY ILL
Life of the Venerable Chinese Diplomat Hangs by a
 Thread

Pekin, March 10.-L Hung Chang is again seriously III and his physician says his life hangs by a thread.
 Prince Ching and Earl u seem to think that by spreading rumors of the courts 6 unwillingness to return to Pekin unless this or that thing is done before they can influence the deliberations of the min isters of the powers. According to relia- ble reports from Sian Flu. imperial per sonages are extremely uncomfortable at Sian Flu, where they live in the house of the Governor. which is only small struc- ture. French missionaries who have Just returned here from Sian Flu believe the Empress Dowager would bring the court back to Pekin on the first offer of the al- lies having as basis the removal of the troops except the legation guards.
 The foreign envoys will not hold gem eral meeting until Tuesday owing to the absence of M Pinchon, French minister, at Pao Ting Flu.
 The United States signal corps will be ready to leave In a week with instrue- tions.
 No transport has been announced, how
The age-herald., 1901-03-11
EMINENT PRIEST
 TALKS OF IRELAND
Rev. Eugene Sheehy on Won- derfuI History of Irish Civ
 iization and Art

The Rev. Father Eugene sheehy. the famous Irish priest and one of the origi- nal leaders of the great Land League movement, concerning whom there was nasty but truthful personal sketch in yesterdays Age Herald, delivered an ad- dress to the three divisions of the An cient Order of Hibernians in St. Paul's Hall yesterday afternoon.
 There was a full attendance of the or been expected, was received with affec- donate enthusiasm.
 His topic In the main was Irish his tory, which he declared had never been fully and worthily written. He dwelt upon the astonishing fact that the gold smiths art, for example, had reached such high degree of excellence in Ire land in the third and fourth centuries of the Christian era that no goldsmith of preserved specimens now existing of that ancient Irish art were so perfect that the most skilled goldsmiths of our time had vainly sought to reproduce them.
 And what Is conceded to be the most perfect illuminated text of the Gospels in existence was made by hand in Ire land some thirteen hundred years ago. On the fourth of n square inch of one of the noble initial letters had been counted 199 strokes of the pen. no two strokes striking each other, and all invisible ex- cept through a powerful lens, thus dem- onstratng that most powerful magnify ing glasses were in use in Ireland in the fifth and sixth centuries. In the full tide of ancient Irish civilization of a thou sand years ago came the Danish invad- CTS, followed by the Normans. and for two hundred forty and odd years down to the thirteenth century Irish develop ment and Irish art were suppressed, and then-"and then came the deuge." as Father Sheedy graphically described the beginning of English domination in Ire lan,
 Father Sheehy is not only a great priest and patriot, a great scholar and leader of his people, but he is one of the most eminent historians and antiquarians of this age in Ireland.
 As stated yesterday, Father Sheehy will lecture at the Jefferson Theatre St. Patrick's night for the benefit of his fund for building a greatly needed par ish church in the County Limerick, where he dwellA.
The age-herald., 1901-03-11
MIR. WINCHELL TALKS.
Speaks Favorably of the Recent Mem.
 phis and Frisco Combine.

Springfield, Mo, March 10-B. L. Win chell, president; A. S. Dodge, general traffic manager, and R. R Hammond. general superintendent of the Memphis Railroad system, arrived here from Mem phis after a trip over the system. Presi- dent Winchell, in speaking of the unifica- ton of the Memphis and Frisco Rail- roads, said:
 There is now a great deal of interest between the two roads, but no consolida- ton. There are some people who own stock in both roads. and naturally want both to succeed. Both will be operated separately. The people will soon see it demonstrated that the roads have no in- terest in tearing down any city on their lines. The roads cannot prosper unless the country they are dependent upon does. No city has anything to fear and if President Yoakum of the Frisco were here he would join me in this statement. The roads will not try to divert business from its natural course.
The age-herald., 1901-03-11
Ordinance No. 16 n
 Notice to Property Owners.

All owners of lots or parcels of land so located as to be drained or benefited by the following named sanitary sewers, to- wit: In Twenty-third street, from alley E to Magnolia avenue; in Magnolia ave- nue, from Twentieth to Twenty-third street; in Twenty-hrst street, from Mag nolia avenue to avenue K; in avenue |. from Twentythlrd to Twenty-sixth street; in an alley east of Twenty-third street, from avenue to avenue j.; be- ginning at a point on the last named sewer, 130 feet south of avenue I, thence eastward, parallel with avenue I, to a point 23s feet east of Twenty-four n street, thence southward, parallel with Twenty fourth street, 100 feet In Twenty fourth street, from avenue I to Scrugss avenue 600 feet; in avenue i, from Tw. f- ty-second to Twenty-third street; in .;l- ley H, from Twenty-third to Twenty fourth street; in alley H. from Twenty second to Twenty-third street: in alley c, from Twenty-third to Twenty-flfth street. are hereby notified that the book of assessments of said public improve ments has been delivered to me and is open for inspection in my office; and that the Board of Mayor and Aldermen will meet at its regular place of meeting in the Council Chamber on the Sd day of April, 1901, at 7:S0 o'clock p. m., to hear and determine any objection or defense that may be filed in this office or which may be then made by any owner of prop erty proposed to be assessed, or his at torney, against the assessments or the amount thereof.
 H. D. WOOD, City Clerk.
 3-11 1922