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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
Countrp Droprrtn for Sale anh Go Es

Vonflirn Droprrtn For 5als afo 10 Ell.
FOR SALE OR RENT AT
DOSES FERRY,
magnificent view OF Hudson; perfect
A GENCY FOB MoNTcLAIR- Handsome residences
year: CLAaENoE B. TUBES, G BeeSSSn,st, n Y. "
Dcs9RaAATI,IbooINS. DaY May aooqT country once
to show rs eae Vrange n A. Ton w ps Opn
WARD r HAMILTON Co. CITY once 81 Broadwsy
Il OR sALE-Fsm Of 30 acres 80 miles from New-York
on NewHayen r II. "a mile from station fine loea-
ton; immediate possession price, s35. H. W. RoZELL.
$40 Myrtle.aye., Brooklyn
Il seat; good modern dwelling stables 5 in lawn
4ne garden and fruit For permit and price apply to
FOR sALE-An Island on the Southern Coast OF Mas
Il saehusettA Good fishing and beach for bathing
fuiI particulars address EDwARD B. MERRILL.
Mutual Life Building. 80 Nassau-st, N. 7.
f Sale ed At u, 16Ss se S II ses
Ia ny plumbing BATH o@ 1sSs al
Ga or ssdres VIZ SID TscT q PS Sa EASY %
FOR. RENT.-A fully furnished cottage at, Rohieid
Springs about minutes walk from Spring House has
lars add address Room So s. Tiberty,sE
T oNG BRANCH, ElberOn and Monmouth Beach.-To
s & SanaS very choice for
NoNTcLAIR n. J; lspeeisltyl; Modem houses for
DRETTY COTTAGES. JUST BUILT, IN FINE
Il locations at Palisades Park short distance from rail-
road only 200 cash down.
balance monthly payment equal 70 rent usually paid
settlement guarded by sensible restrictions tend
ing preserve hrselass ne!Rhborhood and including
Only desirable class OF settlers Apply cottages and
building plots az while you select the choicest
Maps and invitation railroad tickets be had by
addressing HitchcOcks Real Estate ONCE IA Chambers
ST., N. Y.
ITO LET AT MONTCLAIR- n. J.-Furnished. for the
sumner handsome modern residence, near the Noun
tain Side fine vews; conveniently located be
Decoration Day CLARENCE B. TUBES, Beekmsn-
st., and MOntclar N. j.
Cd 5OO FOR EQUITY IN % acre farm; house,
g 900 81 600 for equity in 1Oroom country residence;
lag plot; mortgage 1920 depot near genuine bar
pains don't write. Call on p. NJ SIMKINS, PeQuan-
mock, n. ]. Greenwood Lake Railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
LAKE GEORGE.

HuLETT's LANDING HOTEL
snd eorsses special srms 70 families for season June
ana sept aaf ratoA Excellent cuisine Farm attached
70 hotel Yachting, lawn Tennis, Bowling Alleys send
for pah pnlst and terms w. HOWARD BENDER. Prop
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06

lSc chiidren's full finished hose. all sizes.
Eastern cash prices CHESTER CLEARY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06

Driving busters this week 5oeenss, at the
Star Clothing House.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors
Once Yesterday.

Twelve deeds were flied for record at the
auditors Office yesterday. aggregating
sli,5Ss, an average Of STA IS. Following
is the list:
Lewis McAllistert l.. ~ W. shelton, lots
3, 4, q, 9 and :, block IL. Laws second ad
Auna Mcrgcns 10 G. c. Phinney. tracts i
and Is. G. e. Terry's subdivision of sE. 4.
of Ne i of NV a of See "a, Tp. . y.
Il. 3 H., quit claim, SiDa
Hans A. 0nsgm TO Mary ii. Peterson.
W = OF lot 2. block =, Andcrsons supple.
mcafal plat OF block 9, Of an addition to
the city. as laid on by II. 7. Denny. guard
ian of the estate of J. II. Magic, $225.
George ii Liftlrwood to james A. Gag
non, tract il5, West Seattle five acre tract
Nc. 4. $50
&. l.. Eowman'to Sels Bergman. lot .,
Bigelows second addition, $500
J. A. Gould 10 H. A. Dexter. lots and 6.
block II. MERGERS addition $3.50.
George H. Miller 80 George NJ Bomaa,
10 acres in See. s, TIP. - n, X. 5 T., s6ooD
Northern Pacific Railroad Company 10
Edgar Z. Ioalch, lot ), See. 5, TIP. 3 n, Il,
T., si6a.
David r. Denny 20 II. +. Cohrs, 10, 5.
block 10. D. I. Dennys PARK addition, $50.
James II. Lewis 10 Winnie u. Thomas.
lo.s 5 and q, block ?, Lewis Il Gilman's
addition, 500.
Martin &, Martensen TO Peter Anton
Anderson, lot 4. block ~. Sarah A. Bell 5
heirs second addition. sso1.
Lucinda Denny 10 WILDER ~. Coleman.
lot s, block a., partly in Bells t1ird ad.
iitlon aud partly IN 4. \. penny's adj.
dition. 5000.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06
THE SEATTLE .sINeER FRIDAY. July 1898

sa-1S fess- IneizSsTzs. wsEcr 4 -. sae<s xe<s
ssssy eatriess The waite wires. -..ss<sd b
A. T. EaHssrsE. assG sailed - II sseSssE
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rssss-s-e zhgsa 81 a. esscN ssezzsorx n esz. -
. TszsnEsss SID u sssHszsas
sxe eeeEsss<t x1Sfzkr. SCI wNs rak n 81 Il e
<iroEs sasisf. sxEsI Szs.. rEas<-ss7 81 Eszrsssn
sassIs tlrssa. aer Eizse asias eaarx. 10
"a; u 1srzs and - sscsrsss
fiss Soar. A-reky snrne IL third R;1 tzzs
Ss fsssS szyz
In class s~s. HAs1ia soeiasses haaas fsasn
enf-Sss> hsls IS sense of tsse ksszSs yzxr< an
nzssae1. it was zszssss-zAse 80 ees a rs IL
sNsgf frssz2 the szss-sss ah3 ssS~4rraafrxs
fk&-a - sazsfx-<.
be zsnrsrr Ia tbs class. hssxerex, wzs
sAe sssstls Asfssy. on lsss ard sssterwsi ~
-sss savslz< sailed eiser the eess-se Ia /.
Assrr> x Eztfssztsss GEssf l. ssae.tslsss
Izse ssrxtzf EEztxs. rs. vas Nar hy the
ssav;, " sHs.usrss, of Tseezza. fsy sifae sssa-
. fsAszrz, 81 sniaHres ass1 i sesosssis
The weather was nsxe TO Ersssre f-xssh
fz.sza sAe bsseg 81 ~ esssa deck. zroaaas a
bSsssr OF fsse Milo Ezs@k. s1a b&ek 10 sh@
szAtfie hssaF. A TINE eslo4a nee II ~ ss-s-
Slsisis - TIC Foot = - znsEle. Ca sss.r. iiSse
measurement
fse start was had, silssrsls ssser .
ersee<. the beats sestiaE as vel together
Tsse steamer ylste1. sikh fassxss &. Fs1i;u.
sssps ain By%r a-sz J. r r. Mitchell. accom-
raEiesi she xesse winged flyers eyer the
ssysrsc - sss tia. al The conaitiass os the
rare wcTw eaIapiszsd with
Il tseFe- san & pFvtfier rare Ia say HE.
s&si srsafa Mitchell -.So iispases arSrSe.
because there wsre M gstsssnds for a dis
p7sse. Txo of the beats foascd. but they
zsre 80 far behind that they stood s.o
casEee 20 via. aud therefore the Judges
had no GnrlsaSaif disputes 70 decide.
Ike al The ozh~r features 81 Scsszie's reie-
bFstion. she sailing raees proved grand
<ssssx.s,xx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06

Mr.. Alexander gilmore, al Victoria. s.
visiting Nv. saEHsssi Eennxy. of fi5is city,
w. ". Eysas, OF yEetosss. aud hs. $50
dsnghtesr. are In tho citx visiting fsiencs.
Mrs. john Y. Danes aud fsughser are
on . Yisi, ~ relatives Ia Tansstse county.
Nj: . i uiisssAsi. q sac f,ras.eisss,.
kfafnf few days 6fs Ese sound This &eek.
booking after bis izsp, Interests.
Mr., Arfirew Walters r. the artist who
Arranged the h-eaEiifei 1sspisg of meats
made BY The Peoples market on Jsiy sts.
D. 1. Hoover, q prominent druggist Of
san Diego, accompanied 10 his daughter
Miss isesa. guests OF Captain lewis % the
ship fny,neible. are IN the city.
The fnisorra Rank, Knights ~ Pyilias,
was awarded the 500 pFize Tor having
made The best appearance 81 any risie or
ganizaflon Ia the procession on the Fourth
Of July.
Mr. D. 7. wheeler, who wesss TO Louis.
Vile, kensneky. rs . delegate 10 the -u-
prcue Lodge OF this Ancient order ~
United workmeu, ard who, after tins con.
yefliieis made TOUR through The provinces.
arrived bofnss the morning Of July 4tia
Mr.. VIII u. soafhwosfh, late editor of
the Overland for fvfiar. and formerly
connected with one " the Seattle evening
papers, ii spending a few days on fhe
souad. lie viii shortly sail for England
Mr.. r. II. Elliott. of Tacoma, for a bong
time rest the chief CLERK nj IL. Tacoma
hotel. has resigned bis position and T. Al
present IN The City. He win take much
needed rest for a month or two and will
then probably engage In husiness for him
self. Sir. Elliott IL one Of the most y.opu-
lar hotel men In the country and his
friends are legion.
Hon r. H. iIawl.y, 81 Kiiekitaf county,
member 81 The territorial council from the
sixth district. II ia the city. lie VIII re-
saaiu here several weeks booking over the
biisiiiess opportunities, and may decide 10
1oraie In seattle Jr HaHiey il n quiet
aud careful legislator and a. the lass ses-
sion was usually found on the right side OF
imysortanf questions
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06
DEPoRTIsG CHINESE.



Is 4 true. Mr.. white, that you have sen.
the Chinese who wcrr serving sentence I'm
the United states periiteutiary 10 VICTORIA
asked rep8rfer last evening. addressing
the Tinted states prosecuting attorney.
AYES he replied. ansi viii tell you hos
u esne about. A few days ago received
a dispatch from
AcTiss krrogsrY-eEssR.r Isxgs
orsierinz nae 70 rfgidly enforce the pyevis-
ions CT The Chinese restriction act. and 10
use my cau Judgment relative to the
thinsse Row IN the custody ~ the United
states ia Washington Territory la parssi-
auce 81 this telegram. directed the United
states marshal 10 take the fwAnty-eight
.hinasnen whose sentences had not ex-
plrsst for violation OF the restriction act to
tseleris. British Columbia. aud BE carried
ont nay directions to-day. / further in
struefed him that Is soon rs ssie STEAMER
was attached 10 the Nicteris wharf 10
RgLEasE IHE eHiS4NgS
From his custody In all probability the
British authorities viii not permit them 10
latd, and have directed the collector %
customs at Port Townsend, on the return
OF The Cinnamon into the United states TO
rearSest them for coming unlawiully Into
the United states. II they do SO return aud
are rsafresseti shall proceed against them
bs indictment; in fAe district eolrf at seat
tie, under sections l and rs ~ the restric-
ton act These thiaamen viii have been
given ever opportunity TO euter British
solusabia rom whence they came to the
United states, and II is
THEIR Own FAULT
II they do not do 50. The costs OF trans.
porting them there Is all that the law re-
qsilrcs the niied States 10 pay. and the so
head tax required ny the British anfhori-
ties i not included in the costs of trans
porting thea 90 that country, and II is the
ihinamelf's misfortune II they do not
have the money with which To pay H. Tn
der this Interpretation OF the law as given
by the etiorney-gcnerai, which
THfsk IL CORRECT.
These Cinnamon are guilty OF niisie-
rieailor for coming 10 or remaining In the
United states. aud intend 10 keep up this
operation, or folio. this course, until con
gstls or the stale Department points ont
another way. II is true this win amount
70 almost perpetual imprisonment 81 the
Chinese. but they can avoid ii by the ray
meat Of the so head tax"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06
MILLINERY.
Special Rates for the
Fourth.

On the second floor. No
stairs TO climb. Trimmed
hats at one-half the season
prices.
100 fine Milans trimmed
with fancy gauze and tips
or flowers for $5a.5o all
season price, SIS.
so fine rough and ready
hats, wide brim, trimmed
with gauze and flowers, for
$2.5o.
Sun hats for CSC.
Children's shirred null
hats reduced to half price;
$a,a5 hats redncedto $I.a5;
81 hats reduced TO 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06


The steamship IssGise will fsef isx~e here
for Aiaska Bsifii "Wednesday zf.ernsoss.
July TIA.
Hef1nan ehfnrsse and sfherins Fisher
Esrs emitted 10 marriage ~ gastsca soser
berg Yesterday.
Jrsflee rsxskfhesr seRfRrss&y fnrred frfa
the county treasury <z-i Is, The sraDans ~
snes eoisscted bT kim IN territorial esszs
since the Erst N9aasy IN saasary
The Seasszs ssF9xnx PLAY tisasr first aasae
with fae Spokane bal sisst fsrs.sfs<r8p
This sll 80 desssss b. gery fnte-wxsfssr
game ss slse vfrrsrs are strong sIsla.
AF J. X Murphy has go.se d, possizsss, "a
purchase u miiss If ssseI RATS f.r tfe
olympia, Back Kfsev d cheEalss Mailer
saiirpsi. This road Is t. ~ gsuilf. NJ
Murphy states. sud viii extend frgns
OLYMPIA % sssne point on the snehasss
river
The AFntEy base Esnii nine a Victoria. IF,
for their ksgne yesterday fssrsnesga AZ
effort aas made 70 .Esstncs them ~ tsay I
third game with TIE Esawns. Iast snany 6:
the players have business whtess rAqsssrp
their attention sfs. they decided MT 10 re-
gaain over another day
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06
OUR NEW SToRHS

Second week of the great
est cheap sale ever organ
lied in Seattle.
Here are the thunderbolts
for this-week.
500 unmade wash suits at
$3.50, containing IL yards
Victoria lawn or Batiste,
worth ssc a yard. and Q
yards embroidery, in all
worth about So. so or S.,
for only $3.50.
Special auction purchase
of 90 pieces French dress
cambria, so-inch wide. fast
colors, season price 4oc: they
all go at I5c.
500 pieces organizes and
lawns, a7-inch wide. fast
colors, beautiful designs. only
sc; all season price, IeE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06
srokANE WINS AGAIN.


The secssass S.y Of TIE srxznGats sonrna.
rent wss pes IS IzrxesF attended a. sAe
Er<s dsy aissaszgks tiers 9 A. q sse-e szse-s3
azscs yesterday.
A xxny ex6sE 1cEf
The G-ss event vas tse hsssx and ladder
race tetween 'earas frsEE sHeksze s-S
sesstfe. TIE Seattle sea:as rzn 6rss Taes-
tiEse wsz 8 - s&~onsi1 The starter failed
20 give ssse sEx5ssi tsrfssre starting tssx >gss-
ksse bays and the essAses szsace sas that
inc sgsst<cx dia u1E catch the5r risze. After
running about atty yards rtlxsE ladder sid
"a The truck c1fp the grasfffd, bsst teex
kept On running. THo Of tsse f1en picked
IL ~ aass carried i use ress Ut the way on
isszf shoulders bat after al u their wosx
they had 10 raa over again This fstae
they had no aeeldent and they nasts the
Eaee In - Seconds. winning by ts9-nfrsss
Of s sxfoad.
-HE HOSE EEEf RACES
Wee % have begun Is saou as the heck
ard ladder reer was ovss. bur through
sefse misunderstanding about the aFpa-
rains they were postponed until o'css< K.
The Spokane team was tie first 10 run.
TEsy got . sioH start bsat son sstt down 10
thels work aud ran ia ttfs- form. As thEF
passed the crowd they uefe greeted with
cheers. The time given was rs s-ia. huf
ca examining The couplings Il was found
that tkere was bat tso and a half threads
GA one us fhEfa, aud In accordance with
the rules osle-half second was added.
making their time ! Is i-i3
The East Portland team ran very well.
bat were rather slow in the couplings
Their time YVES - ID
The Victoria boys took the track and ss,s
away with fine start and ran well 70 the
plug. bus weakened a little toward the sifi-
isil. time. i=ss22-S
The Vancouver. B. e.. team. V hieh ran
next. got coed atari. but did not run as
last as usual. They did splendid work at
the plug and in couplings; time, In 50
The Vancouver. W. T.. team got away
with the pistol cash aud ran a v.rg strong
RACES clear through, but were very slow IN
making and breaking couplings: time.
rs $40.
QUEEN CITY TEAM,
After making a false start. got away we'll
and ran well, bat hardly as well a. on the
previous day. Their couplings were good
but they we're SLOW la earrsing back the
length. time, i.i9 i-a.
The Albany team concluded the race.
They ran well, but were aiso rather slow IA
making and breaking coupiinss They did
not have suficieut threads ON their coup
ilngs and tive seconds were added, making
their time i.2fis-
The only fault found by the spectators
wa. the delay between the races
After the races were over last evening the
Vancouver, II. G., team entered protest
against awarding the second prize 10 the
Queen City team. GA the ground that they
did not run the same team yesterday as
they did the day previous.
To-day viii be the last day of the tourna-
inen'- The races viii begin at $50 this
morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06

Ts-zsy's s5nos srlG fSke g.lsae tu the
g-ssrse1s 81 fte seattle isssa aud GAR irsts.
81 ise TSrn tFxek me nrst match ss5sl y
ss4- q l3xa pigea.ss each. EstfkEfe rs 81
t8ssts extra Fssst irlsss -. ~esssiSA Aii4s
tEira - sa.s . tser ceut al ssse sssSssaee
a1aaey FespertiFslF-
Isa aasi szasea wssi - for - i've ff.res-
Eass.sre Sc s.. birds extra ftHst fftse4
SO second So me thsEs. faz1s4 ana
asa Trtses are ~ - AZ. > gzE essst q t..e
e1izzurr faHRaF respectively
SssssSiuS xii csaEa Eaessee FSazzpslx - fs
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.



yzzsss 2. xessssssy. a<e.a =. a zx.avs "a
iess. frss trsza tezesv ~ gssaszss. .rasv
50. 1T + -. ard wss - se-feasfr fr4,.~~s.
tla@s Ne sfse1 - fssansxEt Nr. xzaneIsv
VS. h<znsaa il ffzs esn p1eY ~ ~. f.,ssrssss-
Die q enTzss *@szn<s RAaarssss fssass essv- -
ts.e i.ssg rstssEaBg - ard frssra Hz<k Iszs.
rassd. BE v4s
tazKH ass fnnrsr~saEs.
sna rssssese1 IS ese-yf.asIy $50 knew
y n % sEssszus SfezsSsx. sa1ssss 2ss4f
ngss1. Mr.. Sssfaa Hqfzaes the snkssrzs.r.
s.sss<s. tas frSza - take ssssr ~ asa0I
Ei@e tks Hrezasrs. ~ Esnaests. vas -
tssisissx - sa4fssEz tsss Nsaer tn IL, tara.
~ Hesszea 90 - - 81 -. kfses sllsag
tssss .is.z Er. Hosusss sznrse-2 sr-,Hssf Is ~
esA&zs aAen - has suxTFsse As sss.asa NJ
ksaszst.g lying aessses ssss rack IS 81 fare
sisfe ~ bad ezs1isatsS s&sseB frssza Ike
safer sxsk. is.
W exx s4w XIX r4tL
Eieasi NNs ttysnzssar f5osa his ea-s assks
p sss ztesasssssns Re x&s psi ~ TIA
usIg and takes IN his zczae "a EsxhfA aud
bSaFi4STa stfsests Taa shock cas1t near
5aTtssEatsag Mrs. KeansssY, h8. s1le g,S-e 81
Assxrsiy and dsd all thas = ieTsrx mssr
ssf-.e DO % rssisgs tsr huss&ssss sat
seTs11s-
The sHfs-xst saan ss@msd 20 gass cos
rei1ssssezs fax as instant shortly after be
reached hsase- He agxsse,4 n. sTe=. zasf
ls-zklaz n Mr. Fsaisk biri, wsss sfeoi axar
hEka-
ssfn. KEILas Fs4sx.
Ard sask hack Into snsefSusnes-.
Nj keaHesiy wns q native of ssene<ee,
Iowa. whssEe bis ,srfsste stiH reside when
quite soszs he esasr - s<astse azsd ran rs
cssndtefsar on sise cd seattle and Nassn
Walls Elaiircasi. Nine year. ago h. ws1a;
hafs - his home IL foss. and two years
later b married. the wife who survives
htsu Last fail he returned Is seattle in
Tending 20 fssnsin here permanently IN
ucss.ea.f he esccepfess f.ssifIssn a. fireman
% fSe rsad, and feEaafsss. there. and died
whfte Ia the Performance az his dssfr.
sssie Ma- iassai5pT Of the Naxorlr ssr,ler
ar1 Asa isae kniEaAs 81 FtsAi4A. Esnf car
ric9 no iasngznre He has a tysp{ser in
Asa1assta- HhO has been feieEvapkezl 70 ne
Ecrsf+ng fhe accident ire body viii be
snhaffHe-s and taken tsaex 10 Iowa b. Ms
Kennedy for infefsaeas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06

AicEf 100 people assembled ct the race
track yesterday afternoon 10 witness the
bseyvic tournament TAe RACES fcean
as-3ut 2-ssa
The First eyent YVES the screen race for
all iSSs riders The First prsae. silver cup.
Was woa b. W. H. II. kean, OF Tacoma
and the second prize, "A sisTer medal, By W
q Everett, OF Tacoma The second race
was q 6se-mile contest between Prince
Wells and q fsetfiBg horse but owing to
the heavy condition OF the track, Mr.
Wells withdrew after riding four railes
Then cane haifm'le dash open To all
The first prize. = silver CUP. was won by
II. l. Crosby, of Tacoma. and the second
prize, bicycle lantern, By George Parker,
Of seattle.
The fourth race was one-sniie contest
for the championship Of Tacoma, " hich
was won by II. l.. Crosby. The prize was
gold medal The race for the champion
ship OF SEATTLE and silver cup Was won
by W. J.. Clark.
The sixth RACE was open To all boys un-
der u years. The first prize, q pair al
hicye.c shoes. vas won by Chef Kelly. oi
Seattle. and TIE second frize, & bicycle
bell. hy Ralph Clark. Of Tacoma
The slow race was won by W T. Clark
Of Seattle; second, t. 5. Bariowe, of
Tacoma.
The judges were Howard Lewis. Ross
fasaphrey. Frank Avery ard +. b. Law
n nee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06
SHOOTING SCORE.
The Seattle Rod and Gun Clubs
Fine Record.

Two very interesting and holly contested
trap shoots took place at the grounds OF the
Queen City Club yesterday, which were
largely attended aud participated in by
spogtsmen FROM Oregon and Washington
Territory.
The first event was team shoot six men
to the team. There were Il single targets
10 each man. The entrance fee was fixed
al s12 for each team, birds extra. The first
prize, Si0o was wen by the Seattle Rod aud
Gun club: the second prize. s3s. was won
hy the Tacoma Rife, Rod and Gun Club,
and the third ppney. s2I, was taken By No.
! team oi the queen city club, which club
Gard. kellogg 81 Semitic, aud Mr. Davis, OF
Portland. tied on the highest Individual
score. winning the special prize OF 80
Chamberlain shells
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06
TWO LIBEL SUITS.

Two libel suits were brought against the
steamer Fleetwood yesterday by United
states District Attorney White. The first
suit is brought on information furnished
by J. b. Crooke. and the complaint alleges
that on May y the steamer carried leo
passengers on one trip between Seattle and
Tacoma. while her certificate only author
ICES her 10 carry 100; that that the amount
paid for fares by the 20 extra passengers
was s-st The libel II for this amount and
si0 for each passenger IN excess OF the
number allowed by the certificate. making
a total If $500. The other suit Is brought
on information furnished by Captain q. IL.
Parker. OF the steamer Emma Hayward,
and is to recover s75s, for II passengers in
coma aud Seattle
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Muslin underwear cheaper than cost of
cloth. Big assor;ments. Chester Cleary mil
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NERVE rssops

Vhr~e "a tsen rsurA siscGssiag q lSff
gr resas1 - tAs S,<FHsiss zlegfe fss1as
xsar,ler lses are q Fesrsufass-si - : > Sits
ss..f Ar Iaere Run sNSs. ysstfsa W 70 o."
esiyss an u.lssfsr ssas'tsEk pzsasic ~ stse.s
srfI II. srsk - the coats ef &ASs-keA i.ssii=
Il va pvoees - saEae - the taspst s1'sstis q
s.,.,s - =, ss.sl.ssze asfsesS, slslas al t64,
49, claimed sa- IL. In tie rncVFefS ~ lF'ss
.,.s l5-s-sfsss s-lssaz fFuea f~es4 sarniss asa
rhs,sIasEi. aai thai Il sss aess< w<sfae<s-
: heresex sssxs4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06

Ono dollar buys canvas shoe a; the Star
Clothing Uopse
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VARIOUS SPORTS.
The seattle Red and Gsn c,as Win
First Money The bicycle Race and
the TIRE Yacht eenssss.-To-pay'.
Prsxr.mn~.

Al q fhe sysrfzEz esez-s yesterday
pssss "a good attractions. Tsa-y xern wa-sss.
y eeasestssi spa wareA witnessing ssara-
ssis.s ref~srts Of fhe varssns sz4'sres zna
eTe-sfs ss7N ase sszrs h.sicz.
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oyERLAxp rAssExekKs.

x,re1ssa zssarf Line i'assef Hnatfrxfoa
n ssnsfh. 2. Alien. D~ t-sow. y. h smifs.
4. jassss. e. stevenson, = u. Ayrts. J. a.
Tezehars, r. A. Fsaxscs. Il BarI7s, ". VI
W<sc9tt. A Elaeisa-f nza uffe. Ms
Hseaa, 70. J. rsxiK. 2. r. DAVIS, Hfx.
f}seFefss, Dr. &fNnssy. +. <saza. T.. Eaee.
berg. A. ~ fsrser ] r. f0llirssz r. " tsf,i-
tffs and uise, and 20 esalgFants
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06

Picture frames. Gaxzam & Co., Second
street
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DRESS GOODS.
To be Almost Civ
Away.

Al pieces fancy stripe
all wool French dress goods
4s-inch wide, well worth 81,
for $50.
II pieces 4S-inch cancels
hair dress goods, all colors
regular price SI.a5, for SOC;
SO pieces so-iech Debege
worth 4oc, for I6Hc.
so pieces brinkled seer
suckers, fast colors, Ioc per
yard.
1000 yards window scrinl
re; the wholesale price q
&C.
Summer sale Of embroid-
cries.