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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-12

SARATOGA. Aag -FAn.e- quart1
Yum Yum wna, leo ssejad, E
third. time, lts ' ~ 5
Unitcd States Hotel stakes one - Z
bail nlilfs-haisian wuii. badge
Alexander tAirsi. time. 2 40 2 Is
Kentucky ssak.s. six fu-lnurs - Tho
4 ouess san. Hue kark second. Monsoon
third. iisae. III
Mile aud a iufloug-Tress waa. nonase
:. scc1fa; time. 1.q.
Alie-Maria soa. Della second. Royal
Arch third. time, l.lssa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-12
SPORTING EVENTS.
Proctor Knott Wins q Race
Worth S23.0l0.
ArHENoAESAL rwo-rEaR-osp
Firensi Ruas Away from Kinxssoa-
ssraieEa saces-rhs Gap Resmeen
the New Nsrk and Chicago Base
bali cIah- Decreased er
an EnEIish Lishtweixht.

NaNaorIH PkRk. Asr. t.--In the rsrr~
today the seyeH-elgAihs nssla was wan -.
Tile poe "a l4s,,. Latte N4neh ~e~ruf
Eanyoa thini
Ia TIE 1aasey Champs5a ssskes. fia- f,y,.-
yras-o,ds. thr,s-4 4ua-ser iaiia. nearly an
the rasck iocktys Cf Amrriea w,r,
iaena'ed Toe pfecsse y4ine ef sae stakes
q the winner was s-kose A. the Eav t,l1
tae calers u the DsNefs saewea IN srsnt.
as orSgaa dashed IN f7snt. w.fa Seivatss
next iirsssa ard nishio ht aslsd Tie n 81,
asd kef.aFis's iFaiisd 81 h sAe rear. Faxar.
3slc cesi iAsa7-i'Aseig ssa eas ana took
ihe leaf, fsssssng TIE hali-miae 1oss q
erasia hsf,lye blzble, whe uss : bead In
fFoai of i'Feefog Kaq;s, Who Mas xauie ass-
isuer ahead ~ f.rstsa. n ao lad esrsxaa al
his sssilie-etfta. Fresno Nas AeVf .sss6
(sJlus aalnaa faa nagssr euil 81 the ti-p-
.sitsc b1s.scs wcas % sac frant N..h the
Western wonder. rnseiar knsst. With a
burst 81 sfccsi taas slf2tk terror 10 the
spliis ~ hls eomptii4ers Ne aas Ar<t sn
t6e hame- sirvtee by . ieRgsn. with Favor
siSis toii. sZssao and sals@luf next Alter
tasi ;ee - raa iEi0aiif osef, i.r fFVse-
= two szGs9A = - 49, last time
: F.as (. ~ q. sAs s.ss xs~ss
IN ;he 31'| ~ z<1;frs IS. & 4
one asa oaS .SssA NJ i
woa il ~ !. Egmanl sce]sk~1. n i. 5.
Champion stakes ync aaa &3HS ~
starters, ktugsisn. trsaz3. ssiit4A.zsr.
LaeY sei ea Al tae second e't r. aaa SAafass
Aae iQeS Tee itA3 a ieugth before k.ax~tos.
s2o = a. Asit a ien.fa . fars firsuxL rney
iuaiilis'nea 'heiT n-lsiits pAslii.sux 10 thn
middie ef the hasksfreten. ansre slarrison
m1red FsFvasl 10 toe front ami Kingston
ispk >erold p31ee. ou tire upper tnrn Nc
laiig4iin arca ~ whip aa4 gave IL To
Aiisstca - a uFriy rate. de respaasied
"a aaely ana pushed fsfeHti ialliy well "a
fae last suriang = ssi. waese AeiRa-aliu
saT THAT aU haA 40 eaAae astl fi-euns
Non bt AK ien-fas Ia @-a. kiaNssaa Soc
oud. dozen icHgtns aeiafe Saafahne.
fhe fgrus Gotta Feopie. ii = understood.
iHltnetii9t j. after tnc raer Sprss st.i their
RHiingaoss - msiea their horse srninSt
kirenN t9z uliie aud quarter for ssl92
site. tlt haEEin dii uai thlak fa4ar4slF
20 rhe psafAtssiisiu ~ D. d.lss tss cansidsr
a Eaile ~ a quarter loHr ea3arh di.iaare
lss k3reasi. Tae nsffer w4j pgpbaals cnd
"a 5 sWeepssake iasieh Ia wkica klaxst0n
aisi h. ehtcfed MssMszAsns
Beacon stakrs. seven eirhths of at11:It -,
Rupert 8@a in Is&.. nsaks
Lea lnetstScklug lnirt ;..
uils mlie--i1tilc Wall waa ia % q
arr second, Gicnnauud .hini rs {,
Fail xiespleedas lin Ness1s'a An S
2 CO, scheolmaE,er second. Leroy = z
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THE AMERICAN PARTY.


WAsulNsFON. Aug. Il-Hon : = Wig
Eintou and y Ea-sfft nf al slorllia haze
arrived Hs the advance gaafs II iAc all
faraia delegation To- the Amesicaa parry
convention Adrites from BasinH. Pitts
burz baltimGTr aud pihef eliiss Aest aad
-0uth indicate thai crediia1le anuher
caa be ca1ufst on.
IL conversation With the delegates a
uunner of men were ncuiiagea far ta1
head q the isrkeE AtauuE them are
MAYOR Hssift of seS fsrE. eK Mayor
IGN - B-uaklyH. Senator's BAR ~ Ntw
Haufsalre. stanford aad Heanf q Caii-
f1Tuis Palmer II AiehlEsa. Hsde hsmpr
ton "a saath Cgfo,fua. 6sr Eusa ~ Nss-
caasin. tiav OEieShg 81 Illinois. aa4 Gen.
Sagies 81 Pennsylvania Ello seens tg ne
rhe snaysf fgfIaidaJIe rAaa4d4se. About sd
-. ss.srss ars r-NFsaatef
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-12
SIXTY MINUTES IN THE WAR,

A HUMOROUS ANp DESCRIPTIVE
n nanQl0gue. introducing nnmer9as III.
Acct stories ard i sketch ~ krptuekr ia
the great eonii3ct, by Will I NiSscHkE.
haf years soldier in Kentucky Union
rceimeht Real E-tale Exchange nail. al
sfday evening. August n beautiful
soayeuir programme 10 eyory la1y pfCscnL
Tickets I'd cents
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Is recsisrf here shss Epxircsr SrspF.tuza.
txrarfed ksi fros, yteh Crnfral ss-eey-
lnE Fas7y. wss fe1nf a. Qusr-E sprSuxs
Waen TIE barty lsis last p,aes ratasax
kSfgx7t Ssafsf1gcrz val sri ahead. -.
aag ecHn Ag the fos1ssde fsisirz zssccp
Aad a1icNine tAe wsspnS - raSs rs,Sft-
sssrxcd He AEeke he xiislsnsi ana zaikrG
Atc< - t1e spTInES- u3ere ~ reszAi Qssi
.e e4FS = thaui fea1 lie Wa faxta %
h8rxsc :. where he i uaw sessersssnE.
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CallfarnIa Dom ,eraiIc \ .mInntinn..

SAS fRAScisco, Aug. n - The executive
CON nltter Of the beag3gfafic STATE rontrai
eonnsiiee met To-day AID no.aluais.i
superior judge Sullivan as associate
justice 0t the supreme court, a. hlf thc
vacancy caa -ei o. tle rcesut resi Ration
0E JuGicr McGiasiey Meui1srs ID lie
c0Himiiire from tac fhlr3 CO srgsssi oaal
district Ners eoas1iiatsl a comm tses 20 ss.
Ice. q sslcreSs5r - y r. Leck as pr SD N
iiai elee tor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-12
THE ANARCHISTS OF PARIS.
Revolutionary Proclamation - Esl
mored seizure of RcNnlrrrs

PARIS, AuS. IA rpTulntioaary Yrocia-
nation has teen seized al tue house %
kudDey. the anarchist leader vi 10 s. a. ar
rested daring tfe riots en- the occesiou Of
the funeral Of Gen. Endss
II Is FumoTed thai the anarchists serrefed
"a thousand feNoiTers IN this iRtor exchange,
and thar the goycrument GHly prevented d
rls.ne nE saiEIrr of TIE exrhnn..
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NorABLE DEAD.
II HaKD $ sFoFroRr.

FF-77lN - = = Y UNI
NEE ReIus EFnRr, Mess. Arr.-Eichari
: spoTers died this mos ming. Mr.. Srot-
fora sas the husband Of tae gifted A'neFi-
can writer. Harriet EiiEaoetl Prescott
spo1oTc.
ISAAC sTEAUs-, THE MUSICIAN.
PAEis. Aug n--IsGae strauss, the mp-
slclan. l. dead
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THE MEXICAN FRONTIER
Troops Ordered to Move Thither
This Morning.
Border RaGsans and Iadfans Giving
Troai,ie-An order That
Causes Surprise.

sss FGkseIscD. Avg. ti.-Insiructiors
have becn received here from She var de-
par;rneut a. Washington riasiuR two trooEs
~ ths secoad cavalry noE stationed al the
F-esltio and GeisrhIaent Of ihe sAfns
regiment ssaflnned al Benlcia. under
marching orsiefs for o'rlosk 10 l;znrrBa
FnasuinE
The proposed des;lnsfian of the troops
T. soasr fsliai Ia Afiz4ua along the aexi-
can uae. The paVose - the movement
j. naf knaeu. tu. an opinion prevails
asnenz a-fay nisieefs bese that the orders
ueFe tasuef orslnE - sGfne l-41hie saif -
haFe t.eFu eaasaa bv border fuHzus aad
asa - Ia5lslz Ia Arizona.
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The Cannon's Roar I'm Boston.

BesTos. AEs- li.-Fiags were at half
mast Gu all pubic buildings to-day. The
suspension Of business in the executive
and military departments At the state
house and the booming of cannon on the
common were outward signs Of Boston's
respect for the memory Of Gen. sheridan
Guns were fred Al h&lf-hour intervals from
sunrise uRul 10 a. m. aud then every
minnie for an hour. as well a. during the
funeral ceremonies ai Washington. Al
Suugaf then MAS "a national gafpfe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-12

TUE c0.PARTNERsHiP HEREToroRE
y existing hctwc,n ianes q Cook aai
htiiam n Moore. d.iiug husiue,s a. real
essaie bToscrs az sraiile, Washington Ter
iietf, under the Nrn namc of Cook &
hoosc, Is this day di.salycd hv mutual
sesseni. William u AoJra to COLLECT all
iadthigdncss due the iirm. 70 assume lis
liabilities aud continue the buEiatss
JAMES a. COOK,
WILLIAM u. MOORE.
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Timber Lands.

I6o acres. ~ milcs FROM salt water. .
yniieS from seattle
sss acres within ouc-half tniic oi ssli
water. viii cug Il, oo.0o Free,
Sc prr acre.
$50 acres. Viii cut 5,e0.oco, u faiisoaa
- ald hc built 10 fnFi Townsend Z
will ran through thls track Vii
sell timber witkoug the land, or beih
together Pricc, $50. or xabt1 t0s
tfHsbar
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Nv 10ax. Aar fI.-Tne steaspsA9n
Z mira. q fae Igrsrs1 Mnz. having nees,
Tefoz'csi ssiSzSles. 80 Fa-e sand ana pro
s're-a1nx aagcs - Al about tao saiics al
4esif- Al S@ent wesys Down tAsS erenles
- hsy Sss.~isuTe vita f5uF tzgx. the nS2.
1itA. kfs,s1 = .. faivcr asss Fis7caar VITA
their Sld The Tn axla -sseAe1 hers ShsorsJs
sitsrs Il e'csocs tae ssauts ~ fhe silse
6 ala tass the ea.aSSs. y asseyer X mas
ee = sissaf and thai there WAS no paa5e
among the passengers She aacAorssi ga.
ss..e iae al. y aNa.. laEn-a.l.. Lie.
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~. yeas, Aazg Has Ria .airGa
ts.sz.ss r.t.s-ss s-a5 La g as. ar4ss- = AZ
.ds.tsie Izaezase-s. 2se Eaz sorz-ea - isi-
arr
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&aaa tusafaare ca
sreE
ul taHoisag A q over f4'e a1a-fea
af 80 a An the aa5a eneu zu
yeaE q
8e Voinutsrs stHenN U
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us S0MEIHING APPALLING.

Ias amount of Opium that ihouehtiess
neiaers give their Children ia the form Of
gtape and coriiais Babies that are pecy.
NJ ss, ifeugi. cross, or troubled with windy
@ s9ssgl ieeiAing, pains, er stomach disorders
- Y relieved al unrr % usiuy Ackers
eaay s0othvr. IL contalus un oplum or
srEwART. iaitiy
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Memorial al NinneapolI.

NisSEAfoLlS. Aug. u.-Tae sheridan
memorial services here this afternoon in
eluiesi street parade. followed by an al
dress by Commander Rea. Of The
q. A. K. and Rev. X. ". McCaig, d. u. 6.
&. X. men aud Trgu'ar troops from Fort
smelling participated "a the TaFsde.
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rr.n.rlnr,. nr..a nar.l....

I-Ia as y ~ ia u
J has -afisl. hasic kl4HaAf {" ms
va 4to1 FAFaFr. iigF Bexes sni
ii1n. Lsua Asaas have .orms.4 . e2tn-
F1af p tel Eil b. klaEn a. "fha
BlIa'o -Fnli AZ. ~ fiafters ksa
taare. fheif iiet b ttrAj hl4 zoe
iaT - SAKE - Their O. e shieA hsss
~ lie s.a5ni vtF srAsr- ss4 sala-
sbl. The tas bag .is atc rec ri
~ n pr4fi1as ss-,sira taxs t<fk
NJ sutlna lsf Hrt Cissse
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Nss the nen'. Teeth.

Tive.
Ms. nFah--'Ise terry sorry, nis'
PesdleY detd l is" NJ. Parlifrr-
"Nhsa's de maffaher Mrs Qu.nrah-
"a dose frowsd ross al one D - Ia -
and kBeckgd oni io teeth" NJ.
kiey--iiains % h9b feefh chi
M. Gu. nif ifsl--''C Cbiifn dUfs' ~ Hliie
Reg'uAid Lapps pea ter b. iusk Oher &c
fsua.af" &"
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EALrIaagr. Aug i4.--lais fasfalag asar
NHslineian Faie Lalf, chs a,l,i5u tight
sssgnf ~ Mar iauf Wss Grfeass{ By
Jimslic Miiisn. EaElsh lrhi Neiglf. in =
uuuds Wifh sk.utirat giorsn, Marquis ~
ga tfHsfarfF rairs
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Thirty i've L1tile DassIaEs.

i1laE n.yin3fe -.gieaf~I8hn "a dafar
noble wofk fef teai iiiilc psrish ost fherc
Nhy. OIe lAr lat mgnth chls eued
t5irig -fap babies
0isi of f1c Pcriof-naaf nj 10 musf
have been lIsi lks klekiug a o ~ pJst.
age s-arnTE
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IsrEaSso. Cal. Aur fi--TRo caafar-
eu-es hsfe ieea bed sifa the Ute ea.efs
ihs seek tgs 80 satisfactory ealfeiasisn
ass reaesf3 Iae tndians Viii no. sg-es
70 &lFthieT a tteig sfaiaifs of ns5aey
aas bCen = - Tie assyafiiy - the
l1Sikas are llssaeiluci q ksease ths fets--
s.+aafa..r5
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,- .s. .,ees~sssa sf tss gga
IN, ~ 7 tas. IS r..
~ : I'd a. :
fsrr raa D. a NJ a. ~
trnA - a. NJ
: aH tA@elsA4@ ~-
treas G.
s&hs@4 geeENS
1gStstfsse-y ssfssn 4fasSae teage 81
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THE SEPULCHER
Sheridan's Body Laid
in the Earth.
With Soldiers Music and the
Rites of War.
The Beautiful Services of the
Roman Church.

The Hsarse sa Artillery Carriage
The Generals Black Charger Yol-
foss His EaSter-Coasecrati the
Grzye-Iae Cannon's Lead Pare
Well - Expressions Of Respect
Throughout the Nation.
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A rtkh ssrasr e.s~-
..s.. g. : :. =. a. .<. =. ! : "a. a.. . q. q
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PARSELL's CALUMNIArons.
He is About ts Sue the Times in
scotch Courts.

LoSDoS. Aug IL - Arrcsimeats were
served to-day upon Eilnburgh news
agents for tZ1 each. 81 the instance az Par
nell. against the proprietor and printer Of
the London Iissss, 70 fuund a jurisdiction.
his ) practice IN Scotch laws 10 tn-
able foreigner 10 sue n scotch tribunals.
50 Il i obvious that FarHen intends 10
Ernsacmt. The r-.Les ID The s.n,ch rnnri.
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Sullivan DuuSK AGAIN.
The Gifted PsgiIist Fast Going to
Enfa

BossnS Aug if-Josn l. s1IilYsn dis
tiueuithtl hiu~eN tpnlE8t b. Citing
eslak Raa sfats alag 40 a tHfa1st be ass
div iuz e. haE8tEn. u was asrrste1 for
dfnnksnttss aus "a lisi
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GARBAGE.

i nEG8NriSE urepav rxvopNs
AsAs,s iaa.sc tnat i3e s, ua.lv % o-Hfasr
"a a'ss aiaeF la.ssss eea seS frssn
\ ~ 49,, - ; - ap.'g safisu !,
-. sszs aifeu Is hsx -Ss
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NOTICE.

~ vofARrNEEsHIp HrBErprORE
l,ts,,s ,'s w between Wa 20 psrytues sud
~ "st1i. apWs hu.iness - al rs-
~ s.eAefs a. Sat'ie. u T.. antier the
a. 80 q ", h. tTutkue5 q Co. is tAis
slsess-'s ss-ss,'''ro a1 mulaal azfsemeat. ". n.
o - % eoIlctI al indebtedness due
- -, -, g assusae ID, l.saifiilc> au3 con,
'SP S4s.ses- VA o. FiNCkNEN.
ss..tt. AAEiltk WRIGHT
49, W r. Arr--f.t = fssS
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NasaiSaT3S. Aug. fI.-Tae giFer aal
ta~ts1r hiIl hecraes = isE uiia8af ths
rss-. isseiss's sigaafars. No me Emaeaaaum =
written. lsaf sos president ssafsd ftss after
Aa-la aEaf wh4fe it con ard iiSgas So
uaiea - could nei sign his gpfsrgv 81 tae
geae1 So i II ne Wark pFgg idea ior = -
iHsFfr5aal So fsie hss; ig;erests - the euua-
Irs taaE be w4s ua sllisas % oisi a. iE By
a Has-a
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GRaFFcS, Uat. Aug Il-Ghis morning
house occupied by n Frsncb family nafued
ismisiug. consisting oi the fataer. mother
aud efgkt children. Ua- hlEnrb TWo
ehiidrrz asHd four aud six ucfe burned a.
dgaih. aud another aged eight cannot re
eC4er
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bosrnN. Asg- li--Siehoins Murphy,
uatcansaa al tae ssl'' uha-f ~ Er- ses-s
rasi- las DARING that tisnr saved TIE lives
- ~, Fe-sssas wee h4Ec iA!5an overheard
Eo-day Ais stassiasefs prvs1ufe1 hlla vita
eo43 eeadcd cane. Hc had pr.sgis,aSlr
feceises silver medal fsc.a iAe Aassa-
hase-ls Hnanans. esl..srfx
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This ia Chestnut.

OrTAwA. Au- u-Naj q IA. Mi3iie;oB
n eeiyeG zgsicts To-Day lrom Port Z siuE-
Sen. f. e.. fEaf fse rkeeHa KiTeg ifoubies
n III ll..l ana.,lrt II nuNfuInr
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When asked as 10 the pari be Eesld take
IA tile czsyAiSas, he Sad. ~ SO, rha.i
rel seAilVr as se3i tsry uliif n t.gl ststa csa
al cEa far fhe suees - ct fhH Republican
Ta7fv. NJ nsst cuts lies II home. ssa
srh I aof te a5zrssseti 60 do Eaucn 81 aAiNE
oaIs4dc uatl ws lave : al osT rcf.ieH4l's :
etecfssa. 40. a. a. Eresznf ssiFtsSe. slsli
aslg 70 10 she F1scsse coast aF tEfsresfis1a
i that the tGc-Hc sisiss sFe tfi1s % TIE
s.-rTflne of ssfatectioa aud esaEGg b.
severed frsFE Il.
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HAkrF Sgp. Crat. Aag il---In aiu4ile,
twelve miles wt,t Of This cifN. thls alter.
uoou fittsree hfa4iey. aseG -. shot his
SNesiheau. fiiiir Potter. ageti n, aad tacn
saot himself Both viii die
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GaRRErr.s ILLNESS.
He Does Not Rest Well without
Moruhiue-Not Iusa1e

NEH YORK. Aug. li--Rohert Garrett did
not pass restful eight last night Hes slept
In short IA. 5, aud no Iaorphiae was given
him There as no change in his eundi-
iion. This morning Dr Pafridga was seen
and said i want you 10 say that Mr. Gar
r,..f = not Insane
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LAWRENCE IERoaE DYING.
The Great TGIfman Can Survive
1hnt q Few uouTs.

SHARON, Conn, Aug. II. - lawrence
jerome the we'll known New YORK hofss-
NAB. l. much worse. His phy sIC.an SAYS
be can survive but Short time.
The condition OF lawrence Jerome i not
improved. He IS quietly PASSING aWay.
aud VIII probably not live through the
night
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Farming Lands.
80 acres marsh land in
Skagit county, near Mt.
Vernon. This is A No.
land. Price, $3.50
cash.
100 acres of rich bottom
land, u mile west OF
Terril lake, in What
com county; alder and
vine maple; land easily
cleared.
100 acres on Orcas island,
"a mile from postoffice
and steamboat landing;
90 acres cleared, 40
acres under fence; good
farm house and barn;
stream of water runs
through place: school
house within a mile.
Price, $40 per acre;
$1,000 of this on time,
to suit purchaser.
r2o acres on Orcas island.
This land is easily
cleared no large timber;
good soil; about one
mile from boat landing.
40 acres suburban tract
near Hall Bros. ship
yard on Salmon Bay.
Price, $500 per acre.
I3S acres two miles above
Snohomish City. known
as the Low farm. Ev-
cry acre of this is rich
bottom land. so acres
in meadow. and will
yield annually $50 tons
hay, good farm house
and barn, with sheds
and outbuildings; so or
90 fruit trees. all large
and bearing heavily,
consisting of apples,
pears. plums and cher
ries; 20 acres pastur-
age. Price, $525o. one
half cash, balance in ?
years at 10 per cent.
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Los ANSELEs. Aug I-Ths nsw short
line railroad - She SaHia D.. b-tsceu fhis
city and san piere. uss formally oI,enca -
aag. the Arsi irala. a spccial iraia fais clts.
co3la4u.OR four eaglaafs of lead ug raiE-
fpai officials, newspaper repf asentaiiyes,
city vihfers and aumber ~ pr8mlucus
bnsiaess men. fae raa ifu1 here % san
Diego ever the pew Has WiA b. reiuc q 10
fuur h1ars
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Whistler. The Artist, sfarrIed.

LeSboS, Aas. IL-Jsmes Whistler. fhr
artist Was marTlei to-cay 70 tue Nld y q
James GOODWIN, the architect. y 10 d.esl la
Jauuary
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: sANooUvER-noNG KONG MAILS.

A. Useless by Any other Name.
ATKESs, Ang 1.-THE new bora priRee
viii % named Christopher.
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FOR SALE.

THE VAN DoRES FARM. on WHITE
i River. containing absut $50 acres: q
acres Ia hops; good residence, tenant house,
! kilns, warehouse. barns, etc, Ia fiue OF.
Ger This is one OF the best farms in the
Territory 30 acres of timber iaud Adjosn-
ing also for sale. For paTticHlars apply 10
or address GEO. NJ. VAN DOHES,
White River Pastufisee,
King Co., Wash. Ter
Of FRED 4, SANDER.
tw Cor. MN and Commercial sfs z..atfie
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FOR SALE.

One lot on Front street, so
x120 feet, right in the
center of business.
One lot on Front street, 80
x120 feet; central loca-
ton.
One lot corner Of CONNER
cial and Main. This is
one of the best corners
that is offered for sale In
the city at the present
time. It is a fine busi-
ness location.
120x120 feet square, cor
ner of Mill and Second.
This is a magnificent
corner.
One-half block on Fourth
street.
One lot on Third street;
fine location.
Two valuable farms, well
improved; only six and
eight miles from the city.
The above list OF properties are AILfrxt-
lass and viii pay say capitalist % exam
ne them
HEFNER 4 DISHON,
9nSI lnnmarrial II Hnaiila III r
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BLAINE EK-Apy FoR HoER.
NeIt We fnssiay i.s WIN orea the
Maine Campaign.

Nr~ YokE, Aug u--biafuc received
msuy cs.Iers 81 tae Flnh AyeRne aotrl To-
DAY lie Wil ,geud SuadsY - Manhattan
~ afA He w5iI 70 o. Boston MalsCas. ailt.
have there TUESDAY foF AEEE.ta Augliat
Is hs, wiH SPEAK la Portland ofxniag the
asa f9fHssAi "a.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-13
JPRICE $40 A YEAR. Z
| bCENTS A COPY.
PLAN OF THE RICE PARTY.
f. B. CLARK THEIR CANDIDATEFOR
THE PRESIDENCY.

Gen. Alexander Declines the Nomina-
tion in Favor of the New Mana
Circular, in Which the Syndicate
Denies That 1t Wants to Unload Its
Georgia Company Stock.
New YoRK, May l2.-The Rice party in
the Richmond Terminal contest will publish
tomorrow another circular to the stock
holders. 1t has nothing personal in it, but
only outlines what will be their policy in
case they get control of the property.
Their purposes and intentions, as defined
by the circular, aresubstintially as follows:
First, if we get control, we will make a
thorough examination into the financial
and physical condition of the property of
the Terminal system, aud report the result
of that examination to the stockholders.
WILL WORK FOR HARMONY.
Second, we propose to do all in our power
toward promoting harmony among tho
several railway systems of the South, and
thereby do away with ruinous rates, which
are so wasteful of a roads resources and SO
injurious to the best interests of the public.
Third, we propose to put stop to the
purchase by the Terminal Company of
other railroad properties in which the Ter
minal directors are interested and in this
connection we avow that we are literally
opposed to the Terminal Company buying
any interest in the Georgia Central system,
or any shares of the Georgia company's
stock
Fourth, we propose TO operate the Ter
minal properties with fairness to each and
all, and for the best interests of the stock
holders, instead of for the personal benefit
of tho directors.