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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02

4 Eonhas Of esesie0ao Oese Gese-
cred 10 ses At sbs sf1ss shoss Eros
seelesdsy tssbsea % vsst0os ssf 1-efe-
Ire nssiy tbs eSovse<attoo drssssd -
% eamoafnz sad eaeo oos 0enssooe0
ssme bse e<Dee. easbes faro ~ eoess.
that b. h.d ssen- 4 mi q Osenese0,
snaeeens sop>ssse9 yoefh Oho. - -
tnts ssms. bsx ben esiess, oos sepes
-s.ssy 6~~0iy sas-r-sfsd issseoes eonssd
bic cossssoe aad eecsSs.d seass nsasss
sbs a. o..
3, shss tin. cash cDs hsd told his
sSpssssnse, ssd ste ysssh evo-etiy
t,sooshs " Uas time fos hin - tell
shss be knes sboos esm1jsos. Wisbs
ueasy End todsaessps yswo ~ soDask
81; .Yoa fsIsess dse's cell zen be
aasoss. 1 hogs. Wy, goa ousbs 10 bass
ssss tue potes game seoss 80 - -
tbs " oeop o. eooptry. The 'wnnc0
Cps eoae tsy. yeu has0, " loeoeod lass
across sbs MocssaA lie. 10 rs B1sseo
uo~sesstsos. Tnfes oen veso - ~
ans. Alter she dsat shs clsyss neat
he 6e.I.f 10 he'd 81 his hscd ed oeood
pas. he pail~d out I'll co.. n aseeo-
masks and led u on sbs table. Iee
second feilss dseu too CARDS seaeneo
Gt0 019 w. koS8st ouO OsvV 80 0svs
90 10 sssvss and aid: III sc yes tli,
GO ard 70 ~ t30O better TIE shsd
"a On . sd@d be hsnd shfes dsys eod
shsss nights asd thea felt Ssom hss
mar dead. Yes. seast men. hs Died
from stAsvasi 20 psssss be oootd msk-
~ he mind vsssbss 70 ooos y o. aty
cot"
The sileses which FOLLOWED TIE rectal
II the Story Vss sbsosotsl deooo.
Finally oos of tbs iisseners ssssd:
Did ycu ssy . mso eolied elA.0OO u
silver from his vest poehsst"
"Tbss's Voss satd."
SAY, ys1sa mas. vhese - yoe
froDf' !.
I'm fsoo Desdvood pasd; bss ]
"a - IN havs - Be Roto9. Bat esv,
gard. Shensves you hsss ANYBODY ealh-
log 40 us BIG rance, goa t,s; think Of
tbs wboop Up game. esd seneoees ]
$40 n.'
Then be vaeishsd into Ne cold. vio-
try Air, While bite bearers bsgso - ant.
nssssd disosssiou. % The % lastoo OF
he'll aud lie peobsbIe e6esae - ~ laes
Of lara OmsAs Hsyall
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02
A usrsassussc s,Alscrs
nvnsr m. NrLsos BssSwrr And nos.
SAMus HAMsLfou tswis-scsSas
PACIFIC avsSuE-

svxx~s
sN nso "
sAAss
rAo'''S
An interesting tuiefsics 10 s'pofseo
- oAvs taken iiaee Yesterday ottseen
Nelson bennsts, tie Well suoso COO
oeaotos u tbs bss ssameeir tunnel,
aod Han. JaDts hsuiiion Lewis, OF
seattle. uha usH Ia the csty y ou-inss
~ court. Aecordie4 10 Nj. Lr~'s, De
Uns accosssd on fselns avenue, ncsi
1eath street., BY Mr.. bsnness, Who 10
Qntstd,
what did you msan D. paseip9 tnst
oeose-osdes OF tlAe-ohsek It'll ~ TIE
boGtststnfe
Yso mean the bill Etqairing en-
pl0S era TO uay tbSis cmpioyes 10 monrs'
suryose r.
Essesiy."
Nsu pay ire h'eh CONT iimeut 70
0ogp - ,has ! VAS tbs shos- i~shsiN-
eu.e." said Mr.. Lssts. ihsre vet
oehesa vessd on the Oil. what do Soaf
ssuseae natives from fiese- eoaa,y sss
they msaas BY vssihs for ~ isep 'oss
10n have s~sn ttsm
"Teey ssy they did not iook into y
oloosiy. aGd tbs, they werc nisied sos-
oesntna tie REAL o. lot. Tie bsii "a
eossen ap Tor psiisicsi saso 90 y sndsr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02


- uw1osKxnw9 n ofKxfs TEE CEN
- nRasua 10 vAR scHSsss AZ
RnavsDun nnccans.-1As
oznngT kafLwAr.
II ~ ugka Pea bad inpsosed NissA"
- ~ eSsssieG sxser0sd 10 essy -
49, 0enn = - 80 eoe0oseeseo -
- ecxues q q eessss sod Ssssa vs4se-
Sn9 ; ssaa ef hossss tossfax dgwa -
lH6ow eesses, sos wbssse essano sose
- baif barisd Ia mad.
sVe Asd incssvs paSs of 1.-THE zoe
vnlh.s ns16 shs Dssy sofvssof -
1912 bosAss.d eboos tnss ssstts 1sses
n6noSs - . q. tLdtssssna TIE oosns
n0eea q snd D sssssss where he = %
e Aneseea "fhess sceDs ~ b :
- q vsaee sesss thas OH - esfo
~ - IA Of. 1b< oniy tntna - O
- ma u y - assv ! u essvty
snnesktos Of ssssss f1psosssnsufs'
~Aes = ehs Oustook for t6e e~1ins
STssss mi = : ssemexdses sDoori
- vcek aoee soss ysas, pfsoaosy f'as
49, mole thAs IN scy obs yeaf gre
$780,. ihess ass pssis,oss safssoy ~
- sesose impsovsmsns disAs'oss s'S
mBeSsns - make ~ toAs smsosa
sWnas ssssess Gill Be inps0sses
I'VE l, amooa the cross ssfssts--san
49, e. snd osvr the .lii--D<tt'ons sc
~ foe IhIstssnso. fsfiseGtn. Seven
1oeaeh soa Bsveosn. VI tes mssn
Sneseoshsssss Ysssms sssnes e's
npeoa61y - tmvsDvsd 20 Nsfso :ear
ensn ssssss- fvo o. tnsss u 70
0seoas o zoe hill ssss Of ! sIfsss v.h
- 1ucsoVsd, end 500 OF three 10 Usd
Tc1n. In shs sew addition Poyshss
1890 cad soosn fusssy CiasS ssfsss-
Yno1no ssssps, from lbs railroad So
- 70 7 sscsy etpsb stress-"
snse sbouf q sssesf, 20 iss tbs ssfees
sSJp. - sspssaes wsIl BE- Bet for that
nowcesov. doa's oyoss that 10 tes
osesoo yoa sp<sb u. u ell be hnisosa
ohes6 Ut The ssssoe.'
s.fyus q sssses oil not let The sAiisoso
= GA IOus5 Whist ss tins osesssF
sR11ts,oCs are already 10 { tbs osns'
nconeesssa isnss. aud shs wssk seser
= oes vii b. oasstsd sssAssss
sAs6 hog about Pacific aveues
nosSo. dcvn ne hill 10 the wnssfF"
II 6avs alsssdy made sssimsscs Tor
fhne Uosk, aud have no doubts there wsi'
- cooaSoeesbls Uosh ossps on snss part
e - svsoes this spsins."
N thso sA0s e0seecsi0u. Nelson
nanosss. bsins mss on tos ssssss. ~ss
ooeeA vbsa ~ sfnposed 10 pos ,ns
0ssss railway isto sossvs epsssss"o. hs
sopltsds ~
notna 70 Do With Psctno svsoue. shall
- pas on sks ears until can aes dYso
8 sbs vsssf. l sm going " Walt .
ppnoooabis Iso9sh 81 time Tor them ~
1oosovs shs ssssss spd vot u 10 shape.
II sney d. not do that within psOpss
o10s shall 20 On doUn ~ u u.
fbs TRACKS have bssu laid nov, %
Uay b ssic, from sks station on Pse'ne
osos % 10 Size htaness pstos on Iscouas
ovseus on the gay ~ DID Iosn
Shave yoo desermsued upon toe mo-
~ 10 be ussc7" WAs ssksd.
sNcs nusil,."
"You d. not expect to Climb this Oil
(Ninsh ssseetJ Wisn . ssessi motor" :.
sWs can 90 H." vAs sbs respopss. .
~Thtss are more things Eossioie -
ohs-e uptasA H.stss than one has any
hea."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02


As'ertesu Espfsss ii0~ -caasaa PseiAe st.
Car ala ~eashesa sss. c~a,rsI Pee &c ~. Bar.
llusiass ~ ne assrv 4 LAssassaua / %
Beaver RE etsass IN ks II IsNs
81 r~ As fosssiis 4 N.se.tiss 81 Msehi-
sss Csptrsi ~ ksrsss . Tsss ID. Ne
ysts oestssi to;A Ssrshsra rseiss sIk d.
Yfstrtr-<i Az. Nssbsesera tosh. or~Ssa
iarrs, n.ss -. N.v,s.,iea Va rsa.
e.,e,iesotsl n, fseia mai ss.. RssaIns
e. E~s tsssz M. 81 Pa ~ Tsxas
r. e. So UssNs f.cis ~. { = Exysess
ssS. Fa.s Ia. Ne. exc Cas.a9,a..
ss- ress sre-rs srvssu.
~. vas Mkrsa f-Tbs s.osx ws-srs
"a. assss. sizes a. Asd aetlse ssss., ra.rs So
. SIS f~ls IS Tee - a.. "a ths sit-r@ess "a
NJ fs<s.-ss So Zach sHa ,hs aassss sio~sa
sss.s, IL ssN o sSssaasi sissaess svss The
esse1 .ss esu7~.1
esvsss sasas asnts vese a. / sna sass.l..
~. a. sAaasn
We Yeas. MaFeA i-tiess-Ssssa bat
o.. sss.
ssx.r ssrvns IS, sas.s. fair rsersas
"a 1A.s. ssssa a.a, ssiastIs.
60 s~s- seeds. s.ss els.
Esess--ktrsa. &sss~stse - 20
Tla-taFvy .sass; ssrssls 80
>Psss TAR so Sssss. .cnfea,
tisgS D ,ssas 81 - - sessss ss.A-s. 81 9
A,~ss ssst.s s.sss ssssss 80. a.sxs ela q
p
9sse sic 80 - Jsly So = &ia -. Aas al
s. So "a - - tess s~- y issss -
I,ess..s s.s 80 eel zee - % s'~s~s
srz sss aists. Fsiss ssS. ssvsss - =
.ssss. 80 SO R-rVis
ga csa-o NasKssS
Cslesea N RI Nv -sl- Msass D eNsy
Gaze ~, z.s y sFrti ~S
Ns~s-s 81 - 90 80 sRfA Gu Mas o.
0ss.- Ss--fs esse 81 Au A. r;s.
harss-N ~ SSsa.
pa u. ga Ga sA MAJ. 80 ias
jsiss
iA-,l--csAV X Asn 3; -. ny. o. 10
~
c<ss&, csTTz usttrrs
Ss7casz N4FeA --ssst~--E~-ssns tSoe
sssess p sSesss o. i4ssS y. s.saes as
IsS-aes. o. = ~. ffs~ 60 a. - 80 h.
NaF---s ~ gss SAasA. szstei - -, As4vy
> 49, Aa ss2a 81 81
> s--~As s~ssss Ases @Nsss u 90. sss 49, |
> ksss - vess~s q Asos -. Ssazss
3 EUs -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02
ADVICE IN mOTMxRs

ADVICE UO mOU u 49,
aYa WtnsIev.s oo0shaas syTsp, fer eAil1sse
sssthins. . ths prescription ~ 80 q - -
Ssnsis 1ussss "a phyae1aae b - Uaieed
stsass, md - bsso usea fes forty yeass vssA
ssvss esilins sucesD b ai,itcss q ootAsrs
fes thsls ehildspn. DuSing the pseee.s -
seeohsna ~ vAlue y tneoleulaels- u eelievse
the eAsid hon pats. eurss dyssnessJ go eioe.
-. 9Ytptna n The bowels sAA Wind eclis.
D. s1vtna health - tbs ehala q foote The
mneheP Pho 14cI Aoetia eoiA4sls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02
ecsip and tine shschs bought
CRANE 4 OICkEY.
Waahtnyfoa street near Commercial
HAY AND FEED.

OWING To THE DESTRUCTION or opB
~ vaseAesse yesssedas. and the eeDs-ene d
ioes ~ storage rsa0. the selfovsns Il tss sala
Tor cash u greatly r-dae~d prSces:
10 ears oregon Pesasoss In lets q
sWts sx ear. First ear due q
MsnA.y morning.
10 esas cas- straw.
so tens choice Timothy nay,
20 tons Grover and TaaesAy Hay,
Q cas- Yski0s 1lav, sx ear iuss
arrtVeA yeo'osAay,
s tens Bran and 0t1AilaRa,
10 tess Wheas.
400 bbis spokane Riear.
Mu0t DO sold TO-DAY and
tomorrow.
- 0. 0AxvGR L CO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02
ns.rau.xr n. psr'r o. rns co.ruuA.

nsAraUaKrs re ppFr 90 rns ColrnuA.
Oete Of C.sief Sannssa~fy.
vsScovvsn Ba aR.cxs. ~ r.. Fsb -. lAsN
NEsLHp FaofOsAfs IN 1KIPlcArs
- subject to the usual eaeai toys vii Be
r~cstvec q; sAis oeface aad - the efSe1s Of sha
Aesise Osamts<s-fes o. sss<sssesss q the
20 sssiss ms u ed poass sr the II n REF An-
mnttou aessls q D tno-s gasn oaiy} until IL
s'ebe~ sco1 60 - aasay. Ma eh ~. isss. q
vhi time AMI pisses hey wSi .. opsesd IL
"a presence Of est~--, sez fsr ishinG and
e.ssw~-v - srssA .. ef "a d mafsoa enrtas the
year eomn snssns ia iss, ise;
r-ss-s b ~ Ack. L Pr snee0ae y:
For Klsnssn or Furs spohaas. ". T.: Pors
Tewn.ersd ~. II vasoeasss ksarrsexs. ". r:
Fr-r wassa Wall. y. r
TIE s-overas ess reservsa The rsgAs b ~
sses sny Or al essa-
sssIse<- VIA aaSerssn that ecatrSssS
male a. as< this save. to n st. Aea Prope
- nsse IA ssspan no. tkss~Ea. sAA nsss b.
eoa.syzSa Re involve he Z q ~ sss'ss 10 90
e. lsssssoz sss pa ~ ns 10 sse~~s Of tks ay~
Prep sAsass graz ~ By oossr~s fss tAs par
rc>a
saash p-ecs,sAs Ard pr ased csrslars, sss.
fns tie hias q b Il ana Raraa fesairsa.
ssa xsvsaS szli ssssrscsa - - 10 the q n nes
81 b dtAs sss dsstens - b. ee-eRvrS b. hss
e.rs, ~: ssrsa. ss cot, ~ ssd "a nsAs viii
~ fa-sssh-s o. Aeslss.st . ts sais eAes, 81
b TIE A c a NJ the s<ves 81 pa q.
ksv~ssy~s eaass sing srsszass sAeai1 b
naxk~S - Prapes,is Gar ts~~a B~~e &c Nat
ssss a. - - xnd s4srs~esd - Tie -
a<ssifse g 10 TIE -Axsfna Crsaazsnansy q
- ths srv~sas p-a~ss
C. A wooDkCYH,
aASonaA ~ c. o. c. :. 4. cAsss C. O. ,. O.
essaso sAisa 1hz1aD
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02

TINE PROPOSITION OF TAG ma n Accxrysp
~ run Ssnrs.

TINE PROPOSITION OF TAG ma n Accxry1p
~ run Sanrs.
A Telegram wss REQ ,v-a ou Wedres
day ty the Committee In chs'c~ OF ths
Nett otiss Episcopal eriv snae
from Blshnp. Warner. Pcs and fovisr
esntseg that thew vensi xcc-.t The ro-
possssoa ~ IN Tacoma regarding te-
tosaiiou Of The university IN this csts
Npss tue compliance Of shs . bar eess
vith the cen tlssesa yrs vlonslx ci.ess. taas
Of orssaisee. tieesinx trustees ano
turntaS tie isna ov 10 item. Aseort-
hSiy = meeting ~ss hsia last sv~Iit
81 shs Tacoma hsssl xaita vss s,ses q
"a BY NEATLY al the "a ssfie~rs- ]. II.
CsuehrAn, /. W. AnssFson ard W II.
Tyler ~err scssa trustees aud u fena
vAs fax,nsilv terf Ell ~ves e. them. Tie
ntshecs wvFr ues'asi VI their action
Dass nixhs By Telegraph.
Csrrr CAsss Charles Harvey, in-
dicssd Tor snasgisEs. fesfs ted tie tona
Of 60 hy hss sea ssF~assHee a. eosrs
yss;sraAv. and frsa w..s DIS ,h- ssnsr
otsn tIoo eonas Hsury Martin ~ss
eucsu ~ - interpreter "a lad an case.
Charles y. CssypcaA. Ed. "a ness
Wcssan Of Jasg~ sxsss. santsea 10
practice 80 the asr. he fase.asd .
eeFssessss fscm f,pFesase~ eeaesv. le-
disrs. tie srsnc i5ty sc-ssrd y fe-
tefesd ttas htlts sss nss eaa III sttusss
and fFank u aus. charged ~itb sspa
oAS9sns ana rshaire &srHsn ga d.
ts~s ssf~es, en lenkta~. fas russNius
ss oia sssn If aas hsssk~ss. srs J 49,
Ioftmes. fos assss't. wtll,sm Nj .rsan
- 1t a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02
For sale.

BetUR ~ SUreUts Vs-o
b liisr tabie . d eocntsr, ol70.
store and ura'shed bsasssceping ro0ms On
Sec nj street. $40.
Ciiy hotei. $50.
Hease sod feoe~d lot and half Of lot 8,
hioct Is. fscy mrs. sdditios, near corner Of
Eighth and AlseR osrrets.
Hcuse eod two lets % Mill street. NJ ed
and arsded, esSO.
eQusk slough, 40 s<-e ranch. SSoQ
Team sy.s1 cd horses. weight 2oo4. hass
mess and vssoe, eAs0
ossAm laanAry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02

-. Tsnru1nm
49, ~ ~ 4 l-Gans M. ronD |
svso0sa ss-s. - shapVnG
pss M.sosu. noo i-Ausvss- bSs
D.Rr
- 49, . ss.,s.
ss.s 1870 s-ss.r esssn-
- - rI.e1: ssse v.i<, 1se.. uasaaA
a-slss-0 ~. 8asars. xs.asoa
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-
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cAsDs . vuo suD 1As1zA1
Sas1fDaeI
N1s~ ~ oAseas h saip efsv q DR..
Oss,se. t. 100 nssiess, ~ .xssss
o.es pos ensg u sh,s vssssss.. bss ones-
esee Az q ses esa~soos pass~ass seey
esvs sessr - "a ~.,s-ss. m.
ualk, sbe DAT b. -. sss hsisd sss-A.s
eons 70 b sesisss 10 oss os6ss. $50
seas vesid e scored - 80 osssr1oe.
70 - - u soO q osesssss<1 - 10
p.jeanse . oaooes 70 Issvs fooo fos
soc slisesess doeks - ooe<sssiney-
fhas he dossoss ass osatsstoa vsss
smsops u GOOD 10 sAss GOA 0ooIsy .
oss vitl ssssmUs - o<ny vho SIS ass~c
she satjsss sns slightest sssDssat'on-
fso0eSsese ese ossns oss.ee
s - M 80 NJ, -.
"a .~.s ~ 49, e.sn,c.
1Yno1 nRAI1u ~ xDsA
NJ. Rsuoe. DRaa s1n-Fss over o
,a.s nave - n .sseo vstb liver snA
s,dne, srooose. sssomV .nasd by . /
saoD - A a ,aitv. v,sh srsss b1oossnQ
a ~ sbdpwep, eseL, and for oves en-
.sars I 40 nos nad . eood psshs's
49,. Aave baen undef The tsoasDeos
~ Io.s evesv Doctor . tbs eoastsy, sss
vrshoas rslsef. A. . laGe hogs ] eas
pesse.0so 70 eoososs ~ - :.
Assss see nns ss .S.-.S
nsoos ss.set. 80 y. I'll 49,.
soefes o. sosss sssssso
0eos sm sosssey Sns 49,
nfes uee ~ ysess s.!y $3.50. - ~.
] sledis sseoo msoo ". ~
ee.sc ~ 49,. -. ~,
oshess eared shls sndes tssAswens.
T. l. 0TnABk.
An c~,u. ..,.v nuynsn
-
~. 1S"os' Os
tfceoseo Ossu soe w. - 49,
zen Dooscs = -
20 q . oeSe woses soo ~. - -
sec sosoeo0 OF " os 1S ~
pssoxysoe 80 80 " IL
80 Deoy umss sooeeus ~ =
Of. oao sfseo evessso'oe. soo kss
1sey peyeseseos. lo ososs 20 .:sts~
! bad 70 reeon 20 oosgcsas. eosn |. ne
~ ~" n...,. a. ~ Inss,nssionsi
l 1N---- 1871 49, "a ah~s
I could BE- evssd. / pus myeelf un0ss
af,eR Mvop trestQeuss I On entirely
Ia bit. and have 20 osavtna for shs
deue, cap b. referred 20 o sho No
X ~ hoeee. fooe az Marion street.
usealIs. W. II. 4. Jos1sou.
Te ne poone' ssvs ussu ssoeosso
Ooeo oeeSeeee &c osseusSks % ooe
car sos ovee ~ yeess eoo nave tkseo
evesysoioe. viseeo mysen oeoes sne
Dfs. DAssto0 eseosso n.e3uesso s!ess
mene soo an no. ocseo OF my sooe
Mssofoa seoosse. ! cseef5uly recon
mend tbs ooososs 70 m eseo na0sn"y.
Dan b referred 70 - . ncs 1nncsion,
". =. SoHw "oLkLA1s
ovRxyrovuo TEAM CHECKED.
r. an. pnhu,. p, q n.uhs, NJ
S.., -, s.n~hasA mn 90,
49,. - 800 do~r M chs. he ana
80" -. ccS,.ssA ~ : rnmhS, "a
49, - . rs.s,.,.. .,shoc. .oe..ss
49, ~ n. n..,,r :, ,hs Irs~,
s.s.s Cn.,,. $3.50 "a sS-.
o Ss s ~ - -. - ~. ~,
49, .s,,.s s..ehs a.. 90. !, so.,,"s.
~ 'en "s.s..x =. =. ~
49,. T..o.r. ~ r
A''''-~ ~ NJ. oc,~-~,
cso0 hHts s1kAloaIkSkO.
| To The Public: I havs been cross
| eyed for the psss air ye.ss, csssed b,
L. d.uua,ion. After one o. GRAFTON b.
the bra. DAsriu my eyes are p<sfectiy
| sssaiahs. Dan Be seen and referred 70
us Is door ~ Gssce hospital.
ANNA SCnVAp.
.~,-v,. c..,
|
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CRANE & DlCkeY.
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Tor RCnt,

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70 r SAL &.

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-21
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.


 Last nights games resulted as follows: In Meriden Meriden 4, New Haven $; In Hartford, Hartford 8, Salem 4; Ill New Bedford, New Bedford ,, Bridgeport A.
 It is said that Hartford will reserve these poloists: Cotter, Sealey, smith, sword, Sullivan, Mccarthy, Riley and Flerce.
 At the close of the season the Hartfords and New Bedfords under the management of F. c. Bancroft will go on an eAhlbltlon tour They will play i'll Merlden, Ne" Haven, Bridgeport, New York, Newark, Brooklyn and Jersey City. They will then play five games for the champlonshlp o1 ! the world, two games being played at Hartford, two at New Bedford and the odd one if necessary at either Boston or Ne" Haven.
 1 A Danbury team strengthened by Will | Hams at goal tried to defeat the local team at the rink last night and were themselves defeated g to ?.
 About 600 sports attended the testimonial | benefit rendered to Ike Williams at Bridge port last night. The best match of the evening, the News says, was between Chris Gaffney of New Haven and Cal O'Brien oi l Waterbury, Says the News: O'Brien IS | clever chap but Gaffney had the best ol the match all the way through, and proved 1 himself the best man of the two. He II ! very quick and clever.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-21
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

N. J. McGrath has rented Knapp's barn and will open a livery stable in a short time. Nick is a popular fellow and sure to do we'll.
 A large dog, owned by butcher Calvin, was run over and killed at the depot yes terday.
 Not very large attendance but pleas ant time is reported by all present at the reception given by Prof Spencer at the Main street theater last night.
 Gavel lodge No IS, K. of F., meet in Odd Fellows hall tonight.
 The Seymour -Stratton dramatic com pany will hold the fort at the Main street theater for the week commencing April ,. They parade the streets daily with band.
 The selectmen posted the dog license mo- tices yesterday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-21
MERIDEN'S BLUFF.
The Hole the Republican Would Pull
 Base Ball Through.

Base Ball Through.
 The American, speaking of the decision of the Resolutes of Meriden not to enter the state league if scheduled for more than two games week, said that if the Reso- lutes held to this course they must consider Meriden terribly sour on base ball. The Meriden Republican broke out in the fol- lowing manner:
 Meriden is just this sour on baseball It will not support low lived or high lived (for that matter) professional team, and the people don't want one. The Resolutes have positions in the shops here which they do not care to sacrifice to play ball, very justly, and this precludes their play ing more than two games per week. Then again, outside teams are engaging profes sional teams or players, and the Resolutes don't care to enter professional league. They are without doubt the champion am- ateur team of the state, and to continue as such is their aim. Let those towns which wish professional ball run leagIe among themselves, and nine chances out of ten the Resolutes will take exhibition games with each one and whip them one after an othe". Two games week is enough for Meriden.
 The adjourned meeting of the baseball delegates will be held at the Atlantic house, Bridgeport, Friday. Thomas H. Hayes will be present and look after Waterbury s interest in the national game