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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-11
Teste: LUTHER II. THOMPSON.
COMMON COUNCIL.

1t regular meeting OF the Common
Council Of the city OF Alexandrih, Va, held
June 10, 1902, there we're present:
F. J. Psf, esq.. President, and Messrs.
Trimyer, Burke, Saowden, Risheill, Baader,
Brill, Bryan, JOHNSON, Uhler, McLuen, Lead
beateI and Spnks.
The Treasurer's statement Of receipts ana
expenditures of General Fund for h;cil year
ending Msy 81, 1902. was received.
T AUDITORS report OF receipts and expen-
ditures of General Fund for fiscal year end
ing May 81, 1902, was presented by the FL
nance Committee and received.
The Finance Committee presented the fJ''
lOViGg: -.
Resolved, That for the purpose OF enabling
the Commissioners Of The sinking FUND 10
retire outstanding bonds to the amount oil
twenty thousand dollars (S2O,OOO) which
mature on July /, 1902, the said Sinking
Fund Commissioners DO, and are hereby su-
thorized to issue from time to time the mole
of the City Council In payment of said bonds,
and shall annually report to the City Councli
reductions If cuTtail on such note.
Nh. Bryan, chair man Of the Finance Com
! mittee. delivered an address aud submitted
| plan as agreed upon by the Sinking Fund
! Commissioners and the Committee on FL
nance.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Snowden the plan wal
| accepted and the resolution adopted. Ayes
13 noes, o.
| Upon motion OF Mr. johnson the address Of
| Mr.. Bryan was ordered TO be published.
IAN ordinance making it unlawful for any
person, firm OF corporation to allow houte oil
bath water or AZ Y other drainage, except ram
water. to run OF be drained on any street
where a public sewer has been cODstrne ted Oh
| IL uhf IA
occupied by said person, firm or corporation
binds, anc providing penalty for the viola
zion thereof was read the second time
amended, and read the third time and passed
Ayes, ID noes, D.
| The COMMITTEES on Streets recommended
that the property owners be required to drsiI
the square bounded by Wilkes, Pitt GibboI
and Royal streets and that they be notified II
aecordsnce with section 40 OF the City Char
ter and the report was adopted.
A resolution sppropristing 1885 to con
| street catch basins on the north side o
wilkes street at Washington street aud con
meet il with the lanyard sewer, was recon-
mendei by the Committee on Streets ant
adopted. Ayes, 10; noes, o.
s resolution requiring the Washington
Alexandra and Mount Vernon Railway Com
many TO stop its cars at the intersection
| OF klng hho hluSi sHeotot "eo
by the Committee on Streets and re
} fe,red TO the Joint Committee on Genera
/. Laws and Streets, with a request TO report q
the next meeting.
, resolution allowing the property owner
on Alfred street between King and Queen {
fence in the parking In front Of their PROF
: eIty. was received from the Board Of Alder
: mea and their action concured in.
| The board then adjourned.
FRED J. PAFF, President.
Toata. DANIEL z STANgBURY. Clerk e.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Edgar Reginald ID
Dove, OF England. who Is Oh DIS way
home to ttsDd the ceremonies Oh tne
Coronation. has been visiting st the
home of Mrs. Frances Barbour Ewing
on Prince street.
Mr.. Edward c. Williams aud Miss
Carrie Reynolds will be married at ct
Mary's Church psrsoosge tonight.
A cablegrsm hes been received here
an nouuclne the safe arrival at Glasgow
OF the party OF young ladies' who re-
Ger tly left here chaperoned by Miss
Pbilippa Wst'les.
Mr.. g. 8. P. TripleIt, OF Culpeper,
Is 10 the @ ty today. He is q candi
date for appointment on the corpora
ton commission and is 10 every way
qualified for the position.
Mics Vera Simpson, of Columbus
Texas, who spent last winter 10 Wash
ingtop, was unexpectedly called home
lsst week. Ga her return che made
short visit 10 her aunt, Mrs. J. b.
Johnson, at Manassas.
Mrs. A. l.. Hinton and sistsr, Mlsf
stsvie Toliver, of Gonzales, Texas, are
guests of Mrs. J. B. Johnson at Glover
Hill Farm near Manassas.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ALEXAN-
DBIA COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
Commissioner Cfi'
No. 1877 N. FsiTfsx street,
NO. IOF " I7IIIHA D'lV'If
II.ua.fo Va lima 1900 |

Alexandria, Va, June IL, lOOZ.J
To Julia Smith, Henry w. I'm tn. Francis
L. Smith. John NJ. Johnson, Samuel q. Brent
JESSIE B. Armstrong, widow tf a. w. Arm
strong, executrix Of the last Will ana tesis-
ment OF A. w. Armstrong; John Hull
II. Rhodes, B. II. Warner, N: g munson' o.
7 Pain. w. II. Shresve, K. NJ. Parker, ID. X.
H.rTington. William II. Utz, and Hdsard '.
Rirch. trustees; william @. Sisfsr, IL. D
eating, E. j. Birch, Sarah A. smith. Minnie
Fischer. Ludwig Domini, MsTy G. Heory.
Day d Uts, A. J. Symond, w. b. Shreeye
Charles e. Utz, Samuel II. Luu', O. WI
| hert treasurer OF Alexandra county; Arthur
F. smith. josephine Smith, Sarah Ann Smith
Carrie L. Root, James w. Davidson, Lille
yandeyanter and Addison Vandevanter,
George NJ. Msgruder, John B. Morton, jose
| phiue @. Wenner. Heman Lowe.
You are hereby notified that | have hxef
upon SATURDAY, the 9th day of July,
| 1902. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at my said ef1ce,
| 81 the time snd place when and where shaii
proctd TO execute the decree rendered by the
| Circuit court OF the county OF Alexandns,
| on the 26th day Of May, 1902, In tue chan'
Gerry suit OF JULIA Smith ct ais (, complainant
against B. ID. Carpenter, ct all defendants
whereby l am required to
| 1. Take, stats, and settle &C account OF
| the t1ADB2ctlOu Oh a. We nAW0N'S"bf SS
| commissioner Of sale in taid cause.
2. Ascertain and report to the court
the names OF the several purchasers OF lois
sold in this cause, the smounts Of their
several purchases. the amounts of their re-
spective psym ,Dts, and what II any thing
remains due and unpSid By them, or any OF
them for and on account or their respective
purchase; aud 10 report the number OF lots
left unsold 10 this use, the liens now ex-
isling upon said lots, II any, their Smoun'
aud their priorities including taxes, at which
time aud place you are required to attend.
By the said decree it was further sdtudgod
ordered and derreed that notice OF the time
and place OF taking such accounts be pub
lished once q week for four successive weeks
in the Alexandra Gazette, convenient
newspaper, aud that such publication shall q
equivalent TO peisonsl service Of such notice
on the parties 10 interest.
Given under my hand. as Commissioner il
Chancery, Of said court, the day and yea
first aforesaid.
WALTER U. YARNEY,
Commissioner In Chancery.
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Lansburgh&Bro.,
42o to 426 Seventh street,
WASHINGTON. DC.
OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

At regular meeting of the Board Of
Aldermen of the city of Alexandria, Va, held
June 10, 1902, there were present:
Messrs Hill, Burke, BslleDger, bArbuTy'
CiaIk and Curtin.
An ordinance to permit the Washington
Alexsndris and Mount Vernon Railway CON-
pauy to lar its tracks and run its cars ON
Prince street, from Fairfax to Royal street,
and 20 remove its tracks and overhead col
suuciion on Fairfax street south OF Prince
stree. aud to stop running Its local CARS In
the city of Alexandria on certain conditions
laid over at the lsst meetins) WAS read the
second time, snd on motion OF Mr.. Hill WIS
aid over until rext meeting:
An ordinance to ests blish the grade of King
stre.. from Royal street to Payne street
ibid over At the last meeting was read the
third time snd passed, ayes z noes U.
Mr.. Curtin introduced al ordinance 10
amend section 2 OF an ordinance IegsrdlI
fencing parking In front Of property oil Al
fred It G t W aich WAS referred TO the Ctm-
mite on General Laws and Streets.
The following we're received rom the Com
mon Council and their action ooneurfed In
The Auditors annual statement for Inc
fiscal year ending Msy 81, 1902.
TIE reIo,t Of tho City Treasurer OF receipts
and expenditures OF the BtneIal luuo iOi bno
fsc,l year en- liDg May 81. 1902.
Report of the finance Committee ON pre-
amble and resolution authorizing the Com
mis,ioners of the sinking Fund to retire
$4,000 outstanding bonds maturing July
l. 1902.
Report Of the Comm ttee en- Streets on
resolution approphsting $50 for a wooden
drain to drsin the square bounded By Wilkes,
Pit, Glbbon and Royal streets.
Report Of the Committee on Streets on q
resoulion appropristing 1886 for catch
basins on the north side of Wi kss street at
Washington street and to connect same with
lanyard sewer.
Report OF the Committee on General
Laws on resolution C mpelling the
Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon
Railway Company to take on and put OF pas
eugers at tho i. terseetion OF King and Al
fIet STREETS.
An ordnance making it unlawful to allow
houi or bath water TO run on any street
where a public sewer has been constructed.
The board then adjourned
TT SWEENEY, President.
Teste LUTHER II. THOMPSON. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-11

u. D. C.-The meeting OF Mary Cue
tis l. ,e Chapter, u. d. c., held yester-
day moroiog at the residence OF tue
preside, t. Mrs. DAbnsy Herndou, was
OF r.iculsr interes, t, the member. as
we'll az al loyal s)ut1ern womeo. T0e
commi { e On Soutb.rn Cross OF Honor
reported one hnudr,d aud thirty
crosses purchased, aud many still
10 the hands OF the secretary Tor
d'stribu'io Books will be closed
until 1908 Tn chairman 20 Junior
D,ugttr re- m 4de a Fl e npor', show
log macy rames eDio!led, as tnts'
young people are required to ill out
regular application papers CT U. ID. u,
A'exiodri4 women need have 90 fear
of the ,uss they loved Sd we'll being
foIg, tie. The t essureI's report chow
ed fifteen dollars sent to the JEFF
ferson ID wis monument association, ex-
peDses OF Cross of Honor, five dollars
donated to Appotomattox Cha, ter Tor
its monument, ore dollar to
Gecr il Chapter towards marking
graves, leaving 10 the treasury soCut
fihy dollars. Delegates to Norfolk Coz
ven,ion Mrs. Howell, Mrs. q mmermao,
Mrs. O'Brisr; slternates Mrs. HerndoD,
Mrs. Huotei, Mrs. Jaunty; to U. ID. U.
COVE t on which meets IN New o.
leans IN Novsmb Der, Miss LLOYD, Mrs.
Alex ,oder, Mrs Slaymskei; sltsrnstes
Mr.. OBJ len, Mrs. Lee, Miss u INNER
mao. rhree regular members and one
life member we're admitted.
In. II b Vrpiois Regiment Chapter
u. D. G. neld lt3 monthly NEE ting this
morning. ard elected Mrs. F. J. Brooke,
Mrs w A. S~ott MIS- l. wilbur
Reid, Mrs. A E. |mott, and Miss
Lula Smoo', delsesttsto the convention
oftre Virginia d vision, o. d. & The
folio aing alterpstes were cleo co MIS-
Thomas Perry, Mrs. J. M. Hill, Mrs
Albright. Also the following delegtt 8
to the u. D G.. convention: Miss Mary
LINT. Mrs. A E. Smott. Mrs. w: A.
Sm>,t Mrs. F. J. Brooke. and Mrs
Albright. Alterrates: Mis- A. l..
Henderson, Mis- Lula Smoot and Mrs.
Norman Randolph.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-11

ORaANlZ ALTON OF A CLUB.-At q
me, ting Of tne purchasers of TIE sloop
Santa Maria, lei ct Hot J Rimer,
Monday night, with Mr.. Randolph
Ramer presiding, it was agreed to form
a pleasure club, for the purpose oil en-.
0iping 10 excursions and expedit ons ct
various times. 1t was decided TO name
the club The Ramer Pleasure Club"
Mr.. Ramer was chosen president and
treasurer, aud Mr.. Frank @. Grimes
seer, try. The following named were
present and became members OF the
club: Randolph Rsmer, r B. scoit
Walter Beckett, J. u. V. FIcklin, John
Helm William Dashl, Il. F. Holman,
louis Ohse, John ERsld and Frank u
Grimts. Messrs. james Petty and
James Butter were CONT tuted no
ary mem bers of the orVanlz ,tion. Con-
siderable business Of ii ,rest 10 the new
club YVES transacted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-11
Don't start Wrong.

Don't start the summer with lingering
cough or cold. We ali know what "sHD mer
cold" is. It's the hardest kind to cure. Often
it "hangs on" through the entire seaso3,
Take il in hand right now. few does oil
One Minute Cough Cure will set you right
Sure cure for coughs, cold, Group, grip, bIon-
chitis, sll throat and lung troubles. Abso'
luteIy ssfe. Acts at once. Children ike II.
"One Minute Cough Cure 10 the best eough
medicine l ever used" says ]. W. Bowles,
GrovetoD, N. II. II never found anything
else thst scted so safely and quickly. For
sale by E. g. Leadbeater & Sons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-11

A RBPENTANT TAILOR Among the
osses before Mayor Simpson this morn
ing was a Tooley street. artist Who gave
his name as David DAVE, but whose
given name Is Identical with the indi-
vidual whom the great apostle caused
to tremble many years ego when ne
reasoned, among other things. OF tenn
perance. The delinquent was In &C
aoologetic mood, aud promised to
mount bis bench and follow at least one
of the injuuctions laid on his illut triou;
pamesake. The Mayor, always lenien
toward repeutsut souls, allowed him to
go in peace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-11

PAST AND FUTURE. store on kipg
STREET which bad been unoccupied for
some time sltrsoie ed Considerable at
teption today by improvised signs
which announced that within would be
fouud more positive data concerning
the past, present end future events
than was ever divulged by the Delphic
oracle. A woman could see TIE picture
OF her future husband, q man that oil
his II tended wife. while Others could
behold pictures OF their most bitsr tn
emles. Those who had wives and bus
bands. having had their fstss sealed, 90
far as life coDsorts were COT cernedr
we're cast IL to reveries 80 to who were
their most inveterate foes. Some
though OF tbis and that one, and toslly
concluded pittlre OF the devil would
be exhibited to em II they entered.
A mucb.t stet ed cit zsD, OF phil
osopbic turn OF 10 nd, having read the
sign, very quickly solved the mystery
by suggesting that each curious one
could see fac smile of his worst enc
nv by looking 10 9 mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-11

CHARTER. - Judge Norton today
granted a charter to the Reprint Com
papy, the Objects Of which are to print
and manage q mag zine to be called TIE
Architectural Reprint and to do gen.
eral printing and stationery business
The capital stock Ia $1,000 and Mr.
F. B. Wheaton, of Washington. lie presi'
dent. Mr.. Cbas. Bendhein is named az
the local attorney,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-11

SENTENCED TO JAIL FOR VAGRANCY.
Officers Grffia and Arlington, bent on
enforcing the vsgrsny act, yesterday
evening picked up one of the individ-
usls who has been on daily exhibit at
one of the corners OF Cameron and
ROYAL streets. The charge this morn
ing WAS II the effect thst the accused
and another Individual who viii
probably be made to face the bars also.
spept most Of his me 10 begg log
money from psssersby: The M ayo'
seut the prisoner to Jail for twenty
DAYS under the vseTant act.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-11

In COMMISSION AGAIN The Wash
iupton police boat VigIlant, which was
wrecked two weeks ago in collision
with the government yacht Sylph, has
sosin been put i, t. commiss on under
command OF Commodore Sutton. The
Vigilant has heen in dry dock at the
Washington navy yard, since the &C.
c,dent. undergoing repairs. The wheel
house which wss demolished oy the
bowsprit OF the Sylpb, bss been reonit
and the entire woodwork OF the Dot
has been repsiuted and retouched.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-11
FIFTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS-.
Washington, D. c., June H.
eKNATK.

There was passed by unanimous con-
sent the House bill authorizing toe
graz ng of passports to citizens oil
Porto Rico and OF the Philippine Islands.
At the conclusion OF the routine ousi'
ness, Mr.. Berry called up the motion 10
discharge the committee on privileges
and elections from further consldera-
ton OF, and placed on the calendar the
House Joint resolution, proposing an
amendment to, the constitut on proVld-
ing for the election OF Senators OF the
United States by direct vote oil the
people.
The motion lying upon the table
without prejudice for several weeks
had been made by Mr.. Wellington upon
the announcement from the chairman
of the comm ttee in question that ii had
declined to report the resolution favor
ably or adversely, with or without
amendment.
After debate the 10 ton 10 Discharge
the committee was lost Oy q vote OF 90
to 81. The republicans voting in the
afirmt tive were: Clspp, Foraker,
| Mason, Nelson and Perkins.
The only democratic vCts 10 the
ue gstiye was that OF Mr.. Vett
The hthmisn canal bill was then
taken up and Mr.. Fairbanks took the
q DOR in favor of the Panama route.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Hay oil Virginia, arose to call NJ
q privileged resolution OF iuqniry rep
resenting expenditures 10 the War De-
partment. The Speaker refused tc
consider the question. boldieg that
the House was opers ting under spec
al rule and that the Corliss bill auth
oriz ug the government to construct 9
Pacific cable was 10 order in committee
OF the whole.
The House at once resolved itself
irto committee Of the whole and Mr.
Corliss spoke in support of bis bill
concludiog the speech he begsn yes
terday.
Mr.. Richardson lAls.) opposed ta'
hill. He favored the building of
Pacific cable by the Commercial Ca6l'
90. which, he said, asks 10 subsid!
from this governme' t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-11

For biliousDess use Chamberlsin's
Stomach & Liver Tablets: Iney
cleanse the stomach and regulate tne
liver and bowels, edecting quick sn9
permanent cure. For sale by Richard
Gibson, druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-11

Coal CAR DEMOLISHED. An engine
was damaged add a Car loaded With
coal demolished yesterday evening ct
the coal bio OF the Washington and
Ono Railroad, back of the st. Asaph
track. MIR. L. w. Morris. one of the train
crew, had one OF his hands seriously
mashed. The accident was osused by
q coal Car running from q siding into
the main track.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-11

CIRCUIT JUDGEs.-It Is now general
ly expected that the Legislature VIII,
at the July term, elect the twenty'ioor
Circuit Court judges provided for 10
the new judiciary plan. 10 the SIX
teenth circuit, embracing Fsuquier,
Loudoun, Peince William, Fairfax, and
Alexandria counties and the city OF
Alexandria, Judge @. E. Nicol Ia
considered 9 winner. No other name
has been meI toned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-11

WEATHER PRoBARILITIEs.-Foy this sec
tion partly cloudy snd cooler tonight and
Thursday with occasional showers; variable
winds.
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AIsxanaria 4asstts.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE II. 1870.
LOCAL MATTERS

Fun rises tomorrow ct $40 o. m. and sets
7:21 u M. High water ct 1918 =. m. ana
1897 o. NJ.
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Trimmings.

You should see our stock OF Laces,
Trimmings, Velvet Ribbons, Vslen'
ciennes Laces, Valenoiennes Insertings, Fine
Mochlin Laces and Insertings, Fine Appl que
Laces In white, black and cream, Fancy
Braids, Fancy Trimmings, &C.
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DRY GOODS
LANSBURGH & BRO,
washington's Fsvorite Store.
Business Hours a. m. to 6 p. m.
Saturdays 8 o'clock.
DRY GOODS
Bargains
In White
Bed Spreads.

It's rich treat 10 buy such quail
ties as we offer at such money saving
prices. Here's partial list of the
specials:
sec large.siz, Crochet Quilt-hem' SSr
med, ready for nte-several Designs. Wv
90c full-s'zl Crochet Quilt, COOL weight ;
very pretty medallion ce'igz'; Zoe
hemmed .......s ..'.'.s..'''''' '''--'''''' $780,
Sf.OO full-sizs Honeyoomb Q1ilt-you
know the sort that washes silly, red olue,
and white; fringed on three Sides &OC
pref or metal beds....~ ".......... ......
1925 heavyweight Crochet Quilt; four
bssutiful Msrseilles designs msde OF OSC
fine yarn fall large In siE1,
$3.50 12-4 fine sstin-6nish Msreiile.,
Quit, beautiful flush; six Of the pietiites'
designs ever made dainty fern leaf and stIlA-
ing medallion patterns; the extra sizs mskIs
il peculiarly fitted for ute on brass 81 I'll
Daily Deliveries to Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-11
White Shirt Waists.

Our line of l. d e. White sh TT Waists, are
exceptionally pretty and sty ish. made OF
very fine and 81 ee, lawn W. have them
t-.-......4 Acc 81 90 $1.2e, $3.50, $i.08
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-11
Lawn Party.

The Anne McCsrty Ramsay Society, Coil'
dreu Of the American Revolution, will hold 3
Colonial Lawn Party. for the benefit Of old
Pshick Church, at Christ Church rectory'
corner Washington and Princess stIeest'
THURSDAY, jane ~, from 6 to p N.
All interested in this good work arc invited
je11 q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-11
New and Beautiful
Summer Millinery.

JUST ARRlVED-New White Felt Hats
for seashore and general outing wear.
Also the newest eff cts in TslOred Hsts,
for walking cycling, eolfng yachting, horte-
back riding, seashore and mountain wear.
Also showing new objection OF Neapoli-
tan aud ot1er dainty strAws. Beautiful hats
for June bridesmaids and dress wear.
$500 to $1,000 each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-11
CoIored Shirt Waists.

Ladies' Coloed Shirt Waists OF most all
kinds; good qaaltV m 'teris's styllsbly made,
large ysrie y 70 sele't from, st Acc, 69c, 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-11

Daily Deliveries to Alexandra
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-18
GOT THROUGH
Atlin Mail Delivered at Both
 Ends.

Especial Dispatch to The Dlllv Alaskan
 Log Cabin, Dec. i7.-Mdll Slruers Me- Fsrlane and Horssman, succeeded ln cross- Ing Atlln lake with 800 pounds of mall and arriving at Atlin, Monday noon, They left again Tuesday noon for TaEu to bring ln the remainder Of the mail that had ac- eumulaled at that place, and in the absence of advlcss to the contrary it Is expected that they arrived safely and left there with outbound mall some time today.
 Big Jack and Norman Rant Istt here lh.s morning with a full load of mall. They were followed by Frank Nelson and John P. Pearson. Though Che trail Is In vsfy bad condition, lt should now be much im- proved by the passing over lt of three heavily loaded teams. The mall clulgs say that tho traIl will now be high enough SO that the snow will drift over instead of .dlung lt.