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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-14
CITY IN BRIEF.

The Federal Grand Jury will return about
thirty indictments this morning.
The Nightingale Association will hold
meeting at the Plymouth Church tomorrow.
Charles Cohen, nine year old boy, is miss
ing from his home at 654 South Illinois
street.
The pocket book lost in this city by Sig.
Arkey, of Dayton, contained $13O besides
several notes.
Henry Maur, the ex.Councilman, is an
avowed candidate for Alderman in the Sec
end Aldermanic District.
A lad in charge of an official from Bluff.
ton, en- route to the House OF Refuge, made
his escape yesterday morning.
Bids for the widening and Strengthening Of
The State ditch will be opened at the Couu-
Gil meeting On Monday night
Burglars entered the residence of Charles
Raficrd, on Huron street night before last,
bat we're frightened off before they secured
any booty.
dispatch was recsived Yesterday from
Cleburne, Tex, saying that G. w. Henslsy.
had died Tue sdsy.
from Mobile. He says that the Richardson
Zsusves won no prize, as was heretofore
stated. rs they did not participate in the
drill, having no Lieutenants.
The Police Superintendent at rell-call last
night instructed the pasrclmen to bring in
all suspicious characters lettering about the
streets. The lettering ordinance will be
more strictly enforced than heretofore.
The police authorities have received q tele-
gram stating that the dead body of an In
dianapolis peddler named Mcclure has been
found IN . swamp near Madison, Fla. He is
supposed to have been murdered by three
negroes. who are under arrest
There is to be o union service o. all tbs
Episcopalian Churches at Christ Church
this morning ia honor Of the Ascension Of
the favior. The earlv Christians made as
much OF Ascension Day, the fort;e.h day
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q. S. PhysiO-Meds.

The American Association of Physio.
Medical Physicians and Surgeons will meet
in this city May 49, to continue in session
until the business of the association Is COM
pleted. Physicians and surgeons from all
Iarts of the United States will be in attend
auce, and much valuable work is expected.
ARA ngements for reduced rates will DO made
with hotels and railroads. W. A. Fisher and
n. IL. Woodland. of this city. aud w. A. Spur
geon, of Muncie, are the Committee OF Ar
rapeements
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NDIANAPoL MORNING May IA hes

after Easter. ~ they did OF Christmas Day.
Christ Church ought 10 berilled.
Mss Smiley gives the last Bible reading
Of the series ut Christ Church to night. She
goes next to Vincennes. Prayer tervics and
questions Of 4;30 p. m.
Authority has been given to Receiver
Rand to purchase the Morrison property. on
Circle street, at cost OF $50 900. the pur-
chase money to be applied on the indebted
nets OF Mira. Morrison, no one OF the partners
In the Indiana Banking Company.
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Prize Essay.

The committee consisting of President
George P. Brown, of the State Normal; Pro-
lessor S. L. Jones, Superintendent of the
Indianapolis schools, and Professor James
Baldwin, CT Nashville, yesterday awarded
the HadleY Er.ze cyclopHdia to w. w. Par
soDs, OF TeYre Haute. for the best essay sub.
mitted, at the request of Mr. Hadley. The
prize consisted of a haudsomey hound
edition of Johnson's Universal Cyclopadis,
valued at $40. The judges were unanimous
IN their award.
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Diamond Robbery.

While en- route from San Francisco to
Cincinnati, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans, for
merly of this city, was robbed of diamonds
valued at 81 900. The jewelry was very val
liable, $4,000 being estimated as its cost.
The matter was placed in the hands of the
railroad company, and the detective system
Of the Central Pacific Railroad set st work.
Yesterday Mr.. Evaus received dispatch
stating that the diamonds and the r0bber
we're IL charge at Mojave, Cal.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-14
To Ccnnersville.

Many Division Uniform Rank will start
this morning at 1925 to Connersville to take
part in the K. P. parade this afternoon.
The Union Band will accompany the Di.
vision. Those who desire to go will secure
ljcse Is from the members OF the Division at
reduced rates
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-14
New styles Wall PAPER.

Carl Moller, 16l East Washington street,
hos elegant hew styles Wall Paper and Win
dow Shades You can Go better here than
any where else in the city.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-14
FOURTEEN

Cases, containing many new and elegant
designs in WALL PAPER just received.
and which / shall take pleasure in show
ing to all who wish to see
WINDOW SHAD Ess--The best
and newest styles at THE LOWEST
PRICES
GA RIP ET'S--No stock in the State as
large and clean as mine. Body and Tapes
try Brussels, VeIvets, Ingrains. etc. MANY
specialties carried by no other house.
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a. BE: RT GALL

Among all the ladies who pair of French Kid
Boots fortunate securing owing the
false impression that it is pay high and price,
else buy American Kid At high price
pay profits, but is unnecessary
Now although we advertise principally Chids Shoes 12c worth
45c and Misses Shoes S5c worth 81 necessarily
cude the idea of having other grades may
startling to those having the latter impression nevertheless
tact keep stock fine goods the United produce
handle the famous E. c. Burt Shoe and other equally
You would could sell fine French Kid Shoe
worth nearly twice the If improbable
yourself Young ladies who wish fine shoes dsy
with their spring
Kids We will surprise then surprise friends
also to be shown the Mat Top Button Boots 81 they
and nothing
ROCHESTER, BUFFALO SHOE BAZAAR,
60 East Wsshngtn Etree.opposite vsucs Block.
VIZ: w have the largest
Retail Shoe Indiana
else
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

A guRK CUBE POUND AT LAsT--so osk
EKKD BUTFE8-
A srre cure for Blind. Bleeding, Itch
inc and liberated Piles has been dis
cnvsr,d by Dr.. William tan Indian
Rem4dy), called DIR. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment A single box has cured
tie worst chronic cases of . or % years
standing. No one need suffer i've min
utes after applying this wonderful
soothine medicine. Lotions, instru-
fnepfs and eIectuaries do more harm
fhan good. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
enent absorbs the tumors, aliays the in
tense itching particularly at night att
or getting warm in bedl, acts as q poui.
tice, gives instant relief, and is prepared
only fox Piles, itching Of the private
parts, and for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. j. M. Oofnnoerry
of Olevel and says about DR.. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment have used
scores of Pile Cures, and IL affords me
pleasure 10 say that have never found
ANYTHING which gave such immediate
and permanent relief as DIR. Willian's
Indian Ointment" For sale BY all
druggists, and mailed On receipts OF
pfice-sl. Sold by A. b. Stewart Seattle
FRizrER MKDIcSE Co., Prop'rs,
Cleveland, q.
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Coss1axEEs PKR GEo. w. ELDER.-A
p Hotaling q Go, A Slorah, A smith,
A Il Stewart, A 8 Miller. A Snyder d Co,
A Ofth, b b Dearborn. Bersch 4 Hink,
Ballard q Hatfield. o Louch. Comeeys
4 Vestal, Calkins a Reddish, q p Stone,
q + Ffasch, @ L Esmonin. ClOthisr a
Eneiish, Ohas Goldstein. ID ] SaekmaB,
DiekmHn Il Gumbsrt, ID w Treat, e ID
Smith, Z Lobe 4 Co, + Smith. p Gaseh,
IF NJ Thomas, Morgan d Lawrence,
Gordon Hardware Co, Huntley q
VahIibush, II Evans, HARDY & Hall,
Hlrschbere & Co. Fl Z Levy, I W Baby.
Isaac Carthcart, j h DE Cslt, ]
hughes, James Caldon, J Shobbrook, j
ID Henry. N Lyon, w ST. III r, J
Leary, Joaes 4 Hubbell, @ g ,shes.
= Sallivan J w Morpons, : II MELON
aid, J Mcknight, J J Darcy, Keidel &
Harris, Levy Broe, Lyneh 4 Wood,
Lowman Il Hanford, M Lachanel. Mrs.
A L Davis, n n Galloway, n d g Gott-
stein, Mclaughlin L Jones. Moran
Bros, N0schka 4 Scklossmaker, North
vest Fsuit 10, Robert Fold. n Ohiibere.
On Tai. Oregon Improvement Co, Phil
Visit, r Fredericks, ID Abernethy, Sest-
tie Cooperative Store, Staokpool a
jackson, Smithers a fhorne, Schva-
hachsr Bros a Go, P Lsle, Toklas 4
SinRerman, Treen a Raymond. v
Schunid. W H Maud, wsddeil 4 Mile,
WP Boyd. W. d SCOT a Co, W t
Holden, Wolters a. Co, W v Rinehaft q
Co. Washington Iron Works. Wells,
Fargo, Northern Pacific Express.
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i Third Judicial District Of the Terri
tory Of Washington. holding terms AZ Sc.
attic. In King county, for the counties OF
King and Kitsap.
No. $50 Cha lotte K. Haller. plaintiff.
W. L N. Bigelow. Emetne Bigelow, Fred
e. Sander, stephen Carkeek, John Nicho
las and Charies ' Ross defendants.
Complaint fled In the county ef King
In the office OF the Clerk Of said District
Court.
The Uaited States of America srnd greeting
To I. N. Bigelow. Emeline Bigelow.
Fred 4. Sander, Stephen Cafkeek, John
Nicholas and Chas. v. Ross defendants
You aie hereby required 70 appear In an
action 9yS s1Sg sa1ss ySa y ne s above
the Third Judicial District o. the Terri
tory OF Washington. holding terms ut the
city Of Seattle. In the county Of King, for
the counties OF King and Kitsap. and TO
answer the complaint hled therein within
sixty days from the date Of the first pub
default win be taken against you accord
ing 10 the prayer of the complaint
The said &C, ion 10 brought TO recover
the sum OF $o69, with int rest thereon
from the lith day Of Mar b. 1884, at the
rate OF one per cent per month and the
cosls OF SAID actluns lnctua4n& an ett0f-
neyis fee Of $50, upon q certain promis
sorry note made and delivered by defend
ami /. N. Bigelow 70 defendant Fred K
sander. ON the 18th day Of December.
1854 and to foreclose q certain mortgage
gwen on said lith day OF December, lisa
10 the defendant Fred Z. sander, BY the
defendants 1. N. Bigelow and Emeline
Bigelow, 70 secure the payment OF said
promissory more, upon the following de
scribed real estate, towit all Of block q
also. lots& g. Z. and 9. In block a.; also,
lots II, II Is IA. Is l6, ~ and u. In block
IS In Yeelers second addition supple
mentell 20 the city Of Seattle. King coun
~. Washington Tertiary; which said
note and mortgages were afterwards. for
Q valuable consideration. duly assigned
and transferred to the plaintiff. who is
now tia legal holder and owner thereof.
That the defendants. stephen Carkeek.
John Nicholas and Charles ". Ross have
some interest in said property, the nature
and description Of which Ia 10 plaintiff
unknown.
Witness the Hon. Roger 8. Greene.
49, Judge Of tho - d District Court
isEAr- and the seal thereof. this 18th
t>---- day OF April, A. ID. 1855.
JAMES SEAvkY. Clerk.
By JAMES p. LUDLOW, Deputy.
Burke, Haiier q k.asin. attorneys for
plaintiff. APPS
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To all whom itmay Concern
0TyIck or THE CoLulGBiA AND PUaET
SOUND RAiLRoAp COMPANY,

OFFiGE or THE COLUMBIA AND PUGET
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
,vvss.A SEATTLE ". IT, JAY 2, isss
w cate August 10, 1874 executed In pun
suance OF en- ordinans,e approved August
Is, 1S7a the city Of seattle conveyed 20 the
Seattle and Walla WAiia Railroad and
Transportation Company. all the tide
lands south OF King street In said city Of
Seattle, In, along. around and aboutEiliot
bay. from extreme high TO extreme low
tide and deep water and,
Whereas The Legislative Assembly Of
the Territory Of Washington. by an Act
confirmed said grant and conyeyance upon
certain conditions. which have been fully
performed By said Company and.
Whereas. Haid Act OF the Legislative
Assembly vested the title OF said lands n
said Seattle and Wiklin Walla RailrQad
and Transportation Company. in Zee sim
" whereas, The United states has aocui.
esoed IN said grant snd conyeysncei and
WaliA Railroad and Transportation Com
pany has transferred snd conveyed al Of
said lands 10 the Columbia and Puge
Sound Railroad Company;
Now, therefore, the said Columbia and
Puget Sound Raiirsod Company herehy
gives notice that Il claims the exclusive
right 70 occupy said lands and 20 erect
wharyee and other structures shereon,
and that all persons are hereby notifed %
ss,rss y srcn sssapyiRs sr e, sntcrins upon
writing, q aid l,slambia and Puxes
6 sS1a Sla!es & P aSis R s6uSDRRoo
BY i. y. MILNKh
APPS Assisixnt SUPERINTENDENT
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n rrnK o. rEas. rsErARs req

scarosly any d0abt existsin the ninds
Of scisuaifa raen aboz; the appearances
Of cholera in this country smother 50
%. The extent and yir1lenos OF ne
discs wiz depend entirely upon ne
sanitary condition Of the eoantry ana
ths physseaI condition OF the peep,e-
Perssns in q perfectly healthy oono1-
ton have litais to fear from rs sp
proach. d.. Koch, of Berlin. IN ais
recent writings upon the snblect, eays.
"UDdrr ordinary circumstances. me
bsciIIi, intred1ced by the mouth. are
DESTROYED IN the stomach, bat gwen .
derangemeut of this organ oHe % 81
rars Of dies or other causes. ana sae
BACILLUS il enabled to escape the action
Of the acid gastric juice, and TO reacn
the alkaline intestinal mud, vnefs "
poIiferates, sets up irritation, disrrhea'
and all tina typical symptoms OF enoi-
eraie seizure.s De Ravens Dyspepsla
Care is remedy that supplies the eelo
that i wanting IN the digestive juices
of a SieranQed stomach. sample bottles
fres az A. B. sTEwART's Drug Store.
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SUMMONS.

TETHR DISTRICT COURT OF TEE 1EI1n
L judicial District OF the Te-ritsF3 a Uak
inston, holding terms at Se&ifia. n Knf
eounky, for the counties Of King add xix1e
Complalnt aled 10 the county 81 Mrk 3
thr once Of toe CLERK Of said Distrnl opurk
No. A2S-eobert Lazy, plsinliG n EA1s
b. Baiss. defendant.
Theunitsd States Of America sead af,s1as
To Tnos. n. Baiee. defendants.
You are heruby required 70 fppoE
IN action brought against you 30 ~ s11e
named plaintiff, IN the District ooliF 81 a.
Enthusiastically District o. therenitcry 81 Wafe
ington. holding terms - the cit d t<aizIs, u
me County Of ktns. for the ooursssel IN
and AitsAp, and 10 answer the oomrikAzk Ok
therein. within SIXTY days from The ~ Il
the frs. publication Of thls Summons. orj,l&
ment By defanlt win be taken aRnnn NJ
according 10 the prayer of the complaint
The said action ie brought to rcccvsr ma
said defendant fhe sum Of Elk hundfed (IH1
dollars, with interest thereon from fks n
day Il May 1885,. At the rate Of one per oa4
psf month. and interest ON install msntiof ~
terest upon . certsin promissory nisss ns1l
aud delivered BY defsDdant fhos. d. Dss3L
20 James Men ugh. on the otb dag II Nsq,
1883. ~ pray ed for 10 the complaint hers1a,
which said uote was Hfterwards for tzI1s'
HE consideration, Only assigned ail& mans
ferred 10 the plaintiff, who 10 now Inc leacl
holder and owner theirs 4, aad for cans q u
said action.
witness the Hoa. Roger s. osssrs. Ssass
f~- Of the said District ooan. ~
sxAI- The zeal thereof. tia le'h ~ q
s-' May, A. D. 1855 -
ByyAxxs p. LupLow, Deputy.
Henry d. Lsomis, attorney for pl<;1lix
Date az flrst puhffc.sfon M.y "A l3kE
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SHERIFPS SALE.

Tn TIE DIsrRIor coufr HOLDING
II terms a Sesffle
No ts5s-John Q. B.sssisan. plaintiff. W
chrrlss fenssks and Wsshisssos mon Works,
DEF. ndants.
Under and BY virtue 81 an order Of sale Issued
ont The ab " bamed cous Z IL the sboys
certified action. da,sd the 9TH day OF June
less. and 10 ne directed and delivered. hays
duly lsv1sd upon tlse property described q
sa.d order q sAis. AID - follows, ~ vii:
Lots one I'd. and lHo 60 . b ek ten fl0l, q
Eden ad6tttoa 10 the city Of 6eastls. King
County, Wzshtngton Territory.
hotfss d thsrsfor, hsrrby given that on
saturday. sAs iltA nay sf susy. nsss,
A. shs hour Of O'Clock ,. y. q saia isy. IN
frsns q the oeart itanse door. IN tbs CITY q
sestfle. King esant3. washinRsen TtrrIfory, /
win, IN obedience 70 esid order Of sale, sslI
t.e above described properly. Or - nueh
thereof - may be ntcessssy 10 satisfy the
tuaEmsnt tn sad seiion. with Interest thereon
sad costs. ~ public suction % ths highsss
Dstsd q sssssls. slss eth dAs II Jane, isss.
ill y q. MctilAW. snsrin.
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uxur uxr nsen.

In ths dir and saEiy morning.
Era the bell hss gwen uaFnine.
I san hear Der blfe fast pafaana
On ner ehnrnbsrls kafnbis f1aStinss
SIsar tbe lce elink 10 the basin
Thas si,e Isvss her lovely fa'se 10,
And. s,y dins Of Efudious guesssnRs
TIE sliehs b1ssle q bsr dFessiee.
Then as svesfEg can heas hef
Piacs her lamp isneaSn bar mfff0f'
Ard rsmose she eozniIs o0Dsinirz
Bsr soft hair IN bandssgx shinanz
Then Iist, m11nent lateT,
TIN hssr her t5ay gatsefs
RtffinR for ia fair deposit.
Tossed into the corner esoset
Oft 4 hear her siIysry laughter
EehosnQ from the eobseoosd fsfstff
A.. worn ous with ailsDce lonely.
Take she With her sweet sell aaiyi
Ara Il rnipds me Of swaiioS
IL tss balmy evts thist follow
Jaus's swees mongh 81 leafy Glory,
Tvitserina many sweet lore sferY--
Rof, md terdsF and tmpasA1Oneo,
Frorn the caves nest IL has fsshis'aed.
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SUMMONS.

In THE DISTRICT 00uRT or THE rhlkn
J judicial District Of the Tsrriisu ol Wssk.
tngon. holding terms q eeaste ~ ki1l
cousty. for The c0unftss Of King to6 Hiiesr.
No. an 'oau u. Frink. plsniis. "a. Q. !.
dari2so def snaani. aN
Complaint hled in the county Of IlisR b
the once Of the Clerk 81 said District tsszt
TEE unrsp STATES % AMsxica HKzR atzrszai
To G. J. 6arlRnd, dsfcndznk
You are hereby required 70 appear h - =
lion brought agAinss y q By me sbovi ns1H
plaintiff. 10 the Disirict Court Of ~ Ielu
JUDICIAL Disirict of tbs Territory of Nsaa-
the county Of KinR. for the eonstsss n &|a<
and kitsap, and 70 answer The comf;ltuf -
therein within sixty days from ths dsie = =
nrts publication OF this summans o. tl>lfu<<
By defsuis win be- taken aEainst ycas s<csEt
ing y lbe prayer Of the oolaplalht.
The said action h broaght 70 rccarx -
sum Il tl24s "a. with Interest On slid -
rom the nth day o. December. 1854 a q
rate Of one per cent. pr mcuth. On esf'4s
premissory note. duly made, executed ~
iivsred b. azid defendants b. the ysrss ll>3's3
Bank q Seattle. on the 29th Dag Of ik1&M
1854. whereby the said defendant pfalnI19
per ths said First NsfioBai hank e #<
tho sum Of ti1se y enc day altar dk5A ~.
Interest ~ the rate Of one per cent p<f Ul@A4
20 rat % which said prpm.ssory so -
Been paid excspt the sum Of tsa snt3Wt
tho Asfh day Of Dccsmbsr. lsss. 90 go
aid promiseory note vas, bsfors 4e -
msneement Of this setiln, dnly eucot e. =
slensG aed trsnsfenes 10 plzisff1, WI y 80
tbs lawful holder and owner ~ ~ rf
And aso. for second csuss q edo
cover he sum Of $50. With infsrust nu4 ~
ieh day II March. 1853. on bsiEnoe - -
eouni for machinery manufactures ~
sold ana delivered 70 aid de eodz14 q
spsclsl instsne. ans requess, b. Ne t1.E
ton Iron works Company, between w
day Of July, 1854, and the - n Day % 49,
1855, which sid bsiaDre Of srcoant -
said Wsshiaatou Iroa WORKS Oompsn1 49,
The camme eemsna II this scsfcn- gu y
siGaed. trAusferrsa and set over % y s-
Who Il aow the lawful hsldsr ard osn>F
the Hama 49, !
wtnses the Eon. Roger = 0rs<ne, s!sf's 2
s--, The said Dlsfricf Court. s.t ~ ~ :
sEAt- thereof. this l6ih Gag q ". = =
JANIS sEAyE7. olssk
BY Jknrs r. LupLsw, Deputy
Buiks. Hsllsr 3 iiAsia. Aiicrneys fcx
$500 .....a.- us... "A 4zEE
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YacHr open 10 al smiling yachts
sloop rugged s0loct keelor under Course
ffssna IesleFs Wharf. aroond buoy CT
Miit IN. thence arsun3 buoy or Five
mile rock ana finishing A4 the Oregon In
proyement Compsnye coal wharf Time
allowances giye1 toe leagth. No b lllasz
nee. Flr prize SO se0oad pr.ss s.;
nslss :; sling . be puslishsa hsrs-
9 Boar RACE Open bostk aloop or Ca
rigzed s9fcot keel OF under. same course
a. yachts. Fsrst prize s1A seeoad SIC;
entrance ek
4 single scnIi rev boatA pnlisd from
ganasi. Firs, prise sis; no seco&d en-
{ Doahie scall rsw boAtk PEELED from
gunnsl First prizs 81 second vs.; en-
trance 81
S ships boat race. First prizs ssa no
seuon1; eatfsnce - cents Per msn.
Tuhrses. Firss pr'se slo. second 81
entrance 81.
!. Waking <sezsed pels. over water.
First pr.xs 81 No entr1n<e.
4 Csnpe tive milifayy arflt open 60
All PuRst Sound cAnspsnieA. 50 men or
more. First puss &C. NJ entrsnee.
q. One hEndred yaF.i foot race open %
ali reslaenss - Puget soun6- Pistol
start fisst prsse <sos entrance -
IA Thrss lsgsed rsce. IS yAsdA First
prize -; snt ance - eents per pair.
II SACK racs IS ynrE.. Fra priEs es I;
eatFAEce See.
II Hurdle raca fas yards. 4 hurdles.
firss prsss ~ sseona VI. entrsass 81.
n ssoys raca. under II @ yaeda First
rviKa ~ 90 no enfrMneeL
81 HosD C0sutnnY uontefk open % al
conpanie& Ffr<t PIN So no entssnea.
Rass bail cunsess tuxf tho chaniplo.skfg
az the North ses1. B rween fortiand and
SsAst . csnhsse
an Epo 4 wh1ra prkres arc gsven and
@nffAnrn CHARGED. Nfu nfxiHe dr. mere 10
he mate and three - & - e. ~ race- IN
eFEns of 70 race hea14 e. hsn1 kaFe ez-
iranee feeA All e1l<1nz 70 - h ~ & D.
n. of tie "a az JazE. 5afMd
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/. uxuxp exkxxz Durzzr1 LAID Oyvrux.
0ExnRzA> WksUH0zox TxanIronr.
NOTICE - HEHk1Y GIVEN THAT. n
~ comri.snce witzi shs pfosisions Of fhs
Act o. ccngrss4 Hpprvsed June q, is7a. sufI.
lied ~An Act fer The sale 81 Tlnber Lands IN
t1c etstes Of Oaliforais. Oregon. Nex.da ~
Washington Twritory.s John PULEEh. o.
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PASSWORDS Saox yicrona.-steamsi
wiimincssn brought from Victoria yes-
tssday passengers named as below; T,
Bsriinef and wife, Miss n. Liebboldt.
M,ss J. Roberts, Mis- Rsberss. II. Z.
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Hamilton. 4. Burns. Captain j. Ross. j.
II. Van Bokkeien.