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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-05
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.


Calico was named for Calicut, on
the French coast. whence il was first
imported
A society called the Columbia has
started a carrier pigeon serviee between
~tFasburg and Niehua. and rceeatlg q
number ui pigeons were started at the
iatt city at 5 o'clock one evening,
and tac III ol thrn reached stfas-
burg at Q O'Clock the nest morning.
having Travelled at the rate of 81 miles
an hour aB night
Whea "Miss Alleu Craig, the
daughter OK Ellen Terry. recently
made hrr debut IN EHEiansi IN nh
amateur charity performance, & hills
announced that Ellen Terry WaBla Al O
appear The announcement attFaeted
3 large crowd. Mi Terry al appear
as q servant and mas welcomed with a
storm ol applause. She simpiy handed
a letter 20 one q the character on
the stage, ss:d three words and van
ished. aad the audience thinks it was
sold
There is ia a Southern insane asy-
ium an eight -year.0H boy who has
never been awake since the hour os
his birth iIe was the child ~ "A pare
lytic mother. and has delicate features
and high white forehead with long,
black curis His arm Is not larger
than an ordinary mars ihnTsb. lie
lies on his he'd fefF after year, taking
no note Of anything fhat passeg.
Twice day he Is aed TO take n
little nourishment, sna then reiapzez
into sleep.
France IL surprises a. tae operation
u it new dfVgree lgs- he fsFst gear
sgeh thing as a divorce vas re- o2-
uized by the iag, there sere 100
erantei. rhe sceoud yesY 900, and tae
;hirsi sJg sixty women defaaaA d
TsTee for every forty ineni and in more
than halt the ca 81 thai eafne before
The noart there arr no e ehisaFeD. There
are fofsr uiyorcss sog every ffon and
m@ritaee iF France Bow. and in Paris
The rate is ierty even for every thoa.
saD6 gserliAgs
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lots y Nes'er' scceti eNpF F,eli'eii az
-. - Il, .'...,.s S ss'.m grice
ti@ taeh.
J hesauial rlesrci lots ln D. = leu
ny aHA a3diton, trioe, f-e-'''
49, IL 800 iirr osr.,
Ia ,-ffs s -es... haes finished hcrsa
tup.T. Isenax,s s.a-a addition, tuo
t.isr .s tru-a Ea4i9f iine Fen'e- 4f'er'
't--H
t'rsI l5Ts tu Fenf.es addition,
csfs rar.ssA ane viesf pries' 4i-0-
, i,t 81. tt..est, nf.s.st.r NTH s-rl,sf,
no., rrf-a l.sn
-t
eh.fra 80 o.fx r.. h}ask ffpm
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THE EAST.
More Bodies From the Ruins
of the Bowery Fire.
nosr. GARRETT AGAIN FAILING.
Death af -yeha Rehsason. the show
man-sa Ia.e.tisn TO Telegraph
uandwrsttnS-Terri Tragedy in
rexas-s Suicide Of Massachusetts
Politician.

Sxw SoEx. Ang. 81 hst Of the
killed IN the Bowery IRE. correct TO
midnight, i given herewith:
Grssff. AisiA, aged -. with heT new
| born bate, burned to death.
Graft. Joseph, wears, burned TO
deatk
eTufs. Cells. 4 years. burned 10
death.
Tatorp, Philip. y years, killed b.
jumping from the sixth stery.
ssshwartx, Henry. tsilor. safEoeased
on the fourth aoor.
Woman. unknown. al naorgus. burn
ed beyond recognition.
Ahrsm Schneider. SC yeaHs. burned
TO death
solosnan Weinberg. tsaFned almost
heyend recognition.
Ten raen at the morgee, burned he
yossd recognition.
The injured are. Michael Ruhon-
hof and Harris RuBonhos, father End
son The 'urmer viii recover. the
latter viii die Thee two yzere report
ed missing IN the cary report. sfscii-
meth. ASiraS. Russian tailor q years,
seriously haraesi and likely To 3se.
Rothman, Hernara. Russian tailor, -
years, married. seriously baruei
Rnbenhaf, Nicholas. foiis b tailor, -
years, single, s.Tiousiy burned about
the body sara. t4iiaresS. single 10
years, seriously burned AID likely 10
die Frank, Ida. Russian :ai.oress.
single. fractured skull from a fall, like
IN to die. MoTisks, Abraham, Russian
tailor, siighily injured by fall Ma
yostic, Edward. Russian tailor. in
iured about the limbs BY jumping
from the third story
NEW YQRK, Aug. 4.~-Three more
bodies have been found IN the burned
Howery tenement One ug them has
been identified rs Miss Adels Swift
Sarah Blum, another oi the victims,
died this morning. This makes II
bodies now in the morgue They are
Morris schwartz, Abraham Schneider.
Henry Pardigal, Aeeia Swift and her
two children. Joseph ami Cecilia,
Jacob FeiIiberg and Sarah Blum. Nine
bodies remain unidentified Michael
Rubinhoi. Philip I.srten and Bernard
Rothman. other victims, will recover
About noon the Gead-wagon arrived
at the morgue with another unrecog-
nizahie body, that os a man.
shortly after noon another dead
body was discovered IN the building.
that of ulan, bat unrecognizahle.
Among the bodies recognized at the
morgue to-day was that OF Jennie
Marks, tail0reSs.
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TO TELEGRAPH HANDWRITING.


WasHfSaros, Aug 4-Proi Elisha
Gray has obtained letter patent FOR
the instrument called the telautogf2ph,
de igped for Transmitting messages by
wire by the sender IL bis own hand
writing, doing away with skilled oper-
Rtots.
The invention Is bs ed on the dis
coyery ol a rev principle ia control
ling the electric current, whereby q
pulsatinE eHrfent Is pgGauccd. All
previous atsempts % transmit hand
writing have been ia ca ou the use oil
q variable current,
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isilied BY an Iee- wagon.
BASEBALL.


WAsnfssgoE, Aug. Philadelphia
ouipiayed the home team at every
point today. score. Washinstan @.
Philadelphia Z. batteries. Whitney
and Mack, Sanders and sehfiYer.
pErsoIr, Aug A. Heaton's work at
short stop was la gcly responsible for
the loss ~ tc-dpy's game. fcore. DE.
trnit 3. Piifsbufg 8 i,aitsTiess Cat
zeim and Bennett, Calvin aud Miller.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4 indianapolis
could do very little With KNOCKS
pitching to-day score; Chicago 7, In.
uianapeiis 3. Bstteries Knock and
Flint, Ileaiy and Daily.
BosFoa, Ang. .-~f;iarkspn's delivery
Was easy ier tic visitors to-day. Sore:
New York u, iso, ton Q. BATTERIES;
weleh and Bziag, clarkson and
Kelly.
EFw Yoaz. Avg. 4 81 i.ouis I,
Broohign T. isltyea innings: game
ca led bs the usHpifc.
CiKegkEkTf, Aug. A. Cincinnati 4.
Cleveland 4. THelse innings; game
called on account Of darkness.
BAiHla3aa. Aug. 4. BaiiiHspre b
Kansas tiiy O.
PniEAegLAutA, Aas. a.-- Athletics 7.
ON iaV{sie e
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rhe u,e Inslian Remav.i.

iesAcIo, COL. Aug. a.-The Soeih-
ern ties arc all oil trom the agency
with their stock. and considerable time
must clapsc helnre they can lse brought
in for the preliminary eouaeil. Tho
work OF the commissioners Is made
much harder from the fact that tho
government has failed 10 pay them =
portion OF the annuitiss, ana the set
tiers ia the country and towns sur
rounding the reservation have given
them the impression that they are to
be forced 90 leave the reservation
whether they wish 20 or not. The In
dians are fully aware OF their right
under the existing treaty, and will
make na change unless they can clear
" see their condition Is hetteresi by Il
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Transportation System.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is connected
with the business of Seattle by the Jackson Street
Cable Railway The road at the corner OF Jackson
and Second Streets very central location and runs up
Jackson street to Lake Washington passing WITHIN a
few hundred feet of Jackson and Rainier Streets Ad-
dition The cars will run every minutes and in less
than three months the service will be adjusted SO as to
there every 10 minutes The fare to and from jack
son and Rainier Streets Addition only cents being as
low as the cheapest car fare in the Northwest
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Dazzling Dude. at Newport


It Is the men who are dazzling in
Newport the dudes of swellaora. =
as somebody eallel them the other
day They. indeed. are ike the lilies
If the Geid. and tod not, neither do
tliey spin, and set Solomon in al his
glory vas not arraYed Ike one Of
taese Poor solomon A laekless
Tearisi he. 90 have lived and died be-
fore the age of tennis piaanetsi PaF-
PIE ard tie linen we're as unthfng TO
blszera and egmmeTa5un6s. The
youth os the period, a represented IN
Newport makes hi. toilet the IsFiaei-
pal end and aim q bis existence lie
casnsa daEn Tor ihe season with a.
nlauY trunks a. fay lady bsings. iu
ehFeh hi wardrobe T. folded carefully
asaF. Tie choice { articles eagslorel
IN tissue paper. He bas bis scented
satshets y lay among his sisken sezfis
and asass. his jewel box for his weaita
Of rings ana pinT, aud staas and
chAtu his silver brushes ard combs.
his tlaxes paiss % tss5ts bis variety q
hats, gloves ty the box. sBd sHis= ss
elsthlng. lss f0g every ueea Tor tias 2
as5isssHs iasa agiHsisoa could confsags.
tie E1ss - 4 Est1isesfe for his EAsis
ard sasisT Tor A hair. ff5t tie r. s
t5s Ts.eF aacs, anl "a es i.5nz 10 nzes7e
eve-T night 81 careis-iF 3T skeH.
Ia sa PER- slse ti4ai feeai.ss o.
lsre .of her a1iszse
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THE AARsElLLAKsE.
TAe striking French Workingmen
In Very Hostile Mood.

PANS, Aug IA 4 mass meeting
Of strikers at The labor exehangc yes
teriay violent speeches were made in
favor OF holain. out Many of The
strikers, however, are becoming dis
couEaged and have resumed work.
\ number OF hair-dressers to-day
tried 10 ransack an employment
bureau, The police arrested 10 per
sons.
After the meeting at the ialser ox-
change, walters, BARRIERS and Others
marched away singing the Marseil-
laise. They stoned the police. and tbs
situation IS critical An officer drew a
revolver and overawcd the crowd
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THE AIoRarroN or cHINEsE.
Arrivals and Departures Since ts52
800. 600 In California;.

sAs Francisco, Aug. <.--t'cilector
Hager has complied 4 statement of
arrivals and departures og Chinese at
this port since 1852. II shows the
grand total OF arrivals for ~ years has
been Ssi,eAi, with ita,N1 departures
The number OF Chinese leaving this
port in 1887 was about 2no less than In
lss6. While the arrivals, on the other
hand, show an increase OF nearly 1ss;a
ever iSsl Up 20 the present date
there hageA been 1922 arrivals during
this quart aud 1881 departures,
The stat ment does not take into ars
count the humber shrugged over the
border fryn British America. nor the
arrivals from New York aad ether
states. Ii l. estimated that ihcse are
over Al0,0U0 in the tate.
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TERMS, TITLE, ETC.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is owned by
CHARLES H. and GEORGE B. KITTINGER, who are
amply able to carry the enterprise just as advertised
II s their intention to work the houses
at once and push through to completion as soon as
possible
All those securing lots entitled to houses as shown
h man can Cf work has not been commenced on that
particular house the date Of award have choice OF the
two cottage designs shown at our ONCE One OF the
houses viii be of the Queen Anae design costing $1,000
One will be of same design eosng in the neighoorhood
of $50 each and the balance three in number will be
of modern design--four rooms, hard finished cottages,
complete in every appointment and could not De dup-
Gated for less than $500 each
The building OF houses viii create homes Ior ten
families and viii enhance the value of all remaining
lots The title TO Jackson and Rainier Streets Ad-
stiou is Guaranteed to Be Absolutely Perfect, and
everything is to carried out precisely as advertised
or money will be refunded.
Rsn,ittances can be sent by mail or express
TERMS 500 down, ST5 on 18th of August,
$50 ON September 1st, and remaining $50 on or be-
fore lst day of October execution OF the deed
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HEB LIFE WAS SAVED.

saE aEr IL Fsess. ilfsat st8ng t9o
Yzitsz fssas FEs Saz 4eEf 81. With ea1
f1sz f4ssal a1ff gwen szB sease. ssefHasfie5 5
ser & Ga1s 4 kegA EnEtisA sxnes5y as
IA sery ~s<-Fs iisas her lspes hsslrd, 81
suketssNs wui swsg aiaa " Isse aex usfn
sxpresss8a sNg fife 50 a&Tssf. sss ssBt sn9
lis u AeAsgss EaHilsa KexaEsI e 5ssis
fae1sEane II . fsss5fsse esse sss 1i5 fhfest
aud iasix fsWnDses. e0aas. fsGxps H5t94lnx
eoasE asd assApss. Sd "a 3 DeAtftse
k~ers1tss ~ a. =. sTkHAkE nz4dF
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Timber Lands.

ass acres wfthia 0nc haH mile e ssli
waicr NiA rat i5.a0o,eco friec,
~ yer acre
I6O acrc~ w4u cug A.Oe.aggi II railroad
81 nld i hailf % teu Townsend q
Wiz rsa taeunch t.sis tract vii
srp nHbrr Yfifsui She land oe ocih
tesefacf fe5Ea, $50, az s-tt5 iof
t.mfef
$50 sore. wl}i cas- st,1ge eao eaed erig.
ing EirsRsa Faas tArNEh tais tract
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Cnfc.on. Aug. r. Louis Levine ar
rived IN Chicago from san FTauciseo
saturday and last uizht was arrested
on a charge af swindhue, for which hs
is wanted ia Milwaukee shoald he
escape con nvictj0n ne will have an oppog-
tunitg Of answering similar charges
which the police OF New Orleans,
Jacksonville fia, san Diego. san
Franci cn. Cheyenne Denver. Kansas
CITY. Omaha anG Bloomington, III
have against him. HIS plan 81 opera-
tons waa. With the aid Of a confederate
who haa not vet been arres tel. to pre-
tend be was a ieWeleT going ont Of
hgainess On tai prciegt he would
sch cheap plated silverwasc as solid.
-Tbe Bodies Left where They Fell.
TrMPLE. Tex, Arg. IA bloody
tragedy secured in The puhlie rosd
uear fogcrs We3nesday III. t.
Lennon an'! Hank Enimons ssre
travelling from Rogers towards their
home aHd were met ny J VI. Grow
uith whom Lennon ana Emm0ns
had previously had trouble shooting
leean at oure Roth Lennon and
n mmon- we're shot = death end their
3dies left lying in the road
: Politician Cuts His Threat.
VwpacrsTFR, Mass. Aug. A. Hon
Ham Thayer. judge If probate for
IS. county and well-known politi-
Gina. committed suicide BY cutting his
tar eith q razor while temporarily
She Came off the Roof.
YrNk, Ariz.. Aug. IA dead Yuma
sqltaw wAs picked iip bg a passenger
train west ai TaeHa this afternoon
Tbs body was brought 10 Ygma. itis
supposed she fell from It freight train
while riding on the roof of a car.
breaking her neck.
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NOTABLE DEAD.


oiss 5oHs ROBINSON, THe sHoNsAs.
CIacISsA38. Aug. 4--John Robin
son. the veteran >howman. died this
morning, aged 50. lie spent almost
his whole lie in the management Of
circa e.. and was succeeded is his
sons. in the past fes ycars he has
ANA isel large fortune
rHE pgAE or CHICHESTER.
Ioxoes. Aug. s. Rev J. " Bar
eon, dean of Chiehester. is dead
s nawAIIsE aTAgEsBsB.
SAN FRAscgsco. Aug a. Hawaiian
adviees received to-day bv the teafaer
Alameda. unots the dealhin Houoiuls
cf Hon Samuel G. Wilkin, president
OF the Hawaiian iegi lative assembly
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Farming Lands.

Farming LaildS.
So 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,
u 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.
: l2o 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.
1873 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 viii
yield annually $50 tons
of hay. good farm house
and barn, with sheds
and oatbuildings; so or
90 fruit trees. all large
and bearing heavily,
consisting OF apples,
pears. plums and cher
ries; 20 acres pastur-
age, Price. Ssa5o, one
half cash, balance in ,
years 1t 10 per cent
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The Sultan 10 Emperor William.

coSsTASriSoFIx, Aug. 4.-Manisl
Pasha. special Turkish envoy ~
Berlin to present the sultap's congral'
ulations TO Emperor William ca hi,
succession 70 the throne. took 10 the
emperor an autograph letter from thss
saiian and gold ca ket set with hril-s
iianfs, containing smoking set.
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NAFA. Aug. The grand Jury SUM
monei to inquire iuto the iynehing OF
John Wright az ST. Helena, some
weeks ago, reported to-day, censufing
the censtshle and justice 81 The peace
of st. Helena for sefeleeticn. and the
supervisors for refusing 10 oner re-
ward. The jury are unaasle to gft
evidence iastisying the arrest Of any
parties for completely in the crime.
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rearfai rlneds in rrussIa.

BTnilN. Aug. 4.-slIesia = Nolnv
devastated by terrible Good. the,
worst known in the pros nice Tor years.
Along the hober and Sc en- the dam
age { especially groat, Several mills
at 6rieicnhurg have been destroyed
and rrgus ruined.
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HoueHToS. President cuAgLEs STORY. ssorcary.
{ y SHEPARD, FcePrgsideat z IT. AA6ILI. General
Home Mutual Insurance Company
OE CALIFORNIA.
Prinsipal Osies BIC sansans street, san Fraaoisao

Principal 0hes BIG ssnsone Street, San Francisco
Of
ct Hundred
q Ia and
uiarF
Secretary.
corv5. all
ars &utHal
.
slged sai raid a ia asge'13 NJ asgia
Zen ~ trss le
q
r u J.
" iC0sTtGN = HtLbUkS ESeca1er SAAaEL sfEwk ART
KENNEDY. 81. 8 R9wRS 81,
POWERS MARGARET OWENS
PUNTpHREy HANrORD. AGENTS. seattle, w. II.
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PACIFIC COAST.
The Apache Trouble Exag-
gerated.
fnsercxsssg fixares ef CAfn.ee
rras~i-rae Alleged Murderer .f>
prammer Perry Arr~ssea--A nav
k,isea by an rec- wsgea- seushess
raeia~ Earnsags.

SAN tARtas. ARA, Ang.
Miles arrived yesterday. T
ton Is substantially this 4,
was made 20 arrest an ~
and two others resisted a
the hits The neSt dav 1
Joined them. aaa the sAir
more. Ono man has eaii
families of thc Indians eu
attic reservations. The
are foatos and san Caflu ~
eral impression Is that tht
the reservation They
ioas 30 avoid arrxst and
for firing on the sshats.
faTlef's camp was more -
ans thing else. y -
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TrAIx A>SExEs zgrlA.
The f<sasd Claimed by frsax~
FrDaSfs rmusgneuf

eRsH. AGe. s-~Thc fsass4a rovern-
raefss Hsssties sAe pcsers that the ls4i-
tan flag has h~en heiSteSs over the
isaassss eE Zeiia- southwest ef SsSso-
wzh. sass proseescrzse proclaimed il
compliance WITH the demands At iecal
eks.
@trsxe. Aug. THE FseNsSs4Asll..g
publishes an cg1ciai Srtsele announcing
that ftzly. having crgznsRei REGULAR
administrative snd Judicial system IN
Asssoszh. all Austrian sehjeets a;
thar place sEitfss seemif 10 ltalian .a~s.
PASS Asx. the prsfeeterase So
tahashea by Italy over Tclla hiss in
eSsnsea France. The newspapers eiaisn
that Tsila belongs 20 France under sAe
trrStg wssh Abyssinia.
isaNFaaS, Aag 4--fhc y. .fseaez' > tsIa-
srssf correspondent az Berlin sayS Il. Al
IN tslsssc2i esrc'cs fhesc the tension
tse1n France and ltAly a regarded Is
II Toe most serious character.
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AN UNPRECEDENTED OFFER

Five elegantly finished, modern design Cottages,
ranging in value from $1,000 to $500 each, to be
given away with the property. Every purchaser
secures lot, and out of the whole number secure
houses with the lots, worth from $1,000 to $500.
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annihsrn pasllln Earnlnxs.

sAa FRsscIEoe, Aug. 4. Earnings
OF the Pacific system OF the southern
Pacific Company for the FIRST six
month"; oi the present year were s21,-
W0. QUO, leaving a net sum Of Ssoo, ,00Q
TO the company after payment Of
necessary expenditures.
killed by an iee-Wagsn.
SAX FRANCISCO. Aug. f.- I.ast even
ing a boy named Willie keafney. Z
years old. started 10 cross the street
when an ice wagon being driven at
rapid rate suddenly tGraesi a corner.
running over the boy aud crushing
him 70 death
old Isesideni arrested for aSufder.
DewsfEyiLLg. Cal. Age. 4 Ed
ward s. King, who has long becn q
resident of Compton silie and vicinity,
was arrested to-day. charged with the
murder 81 Perry II. Pratt, the Ban
Francisco drummer who was shot aftt
killed near here last week.
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The following Is Just fVeciyea from
tsea Miles az Fart Thomas Every
thing reported quiet At roriers. The
iiFing was among Indians and not IN
tended 90 eistnrh anyone at the sub
agency The Indians who tsi,i the tiraux
Say that thuy heard safae noise among
their horses assi fired to scare oif the
thieves, who they supposed wefe The
Indians who arr out y
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satIana shaken ~ Earthquake
issSass. agg IA Heht shock of
e rtaaaass wAs seit tssiag a. Rll4ytis, !,
twelve sa.ils Gofiiieast q Glasgow
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New YoHE, Aug. A. Dave Orr.
captain of the Bfookiyn bisc BAH club,
has received notlcc from his l;adsger
relieving him from the cfptalney and
LAYING him Oft without pay "unsil yoa
are ready 20 earn Jour salary. Orr
war away, as he says, sick, on the day
II the recent game with rt. Logis,
when the bsooklyn's Was bssisn. Ills
manager thinks be might have Iaayed
ard the e0sice above Il the result
Lang Branch Races.
iGsG EasacA, Aug. 4. Tnree-fourth
snile. Teiie Doe won In f.ff, fiszr6y
second, Britannia third.
Red Bank stakes. three-fossrth infie.
Minority, illly. won IN 49, aonioia,
hIiy, seooad, Ny Fellow third.
Pail sade stakes, one and one-ciRlth
mics. Bsdge won in ! SO, Kaceiand
necon5, George Oyster third.
One and quarter mile, Surname
s0n in g,olL. Arffino refoad. Mos
tsgue third.
sea iie stakes, three -qa4rser rasie,
Rowland son IN ff5t4, lie geeoIid,
Gienmosnd third.
Ore ard one-axteenth mise. ini4 =
woii IN s50t<, ~. Valentine kccufd.
isyfiE kBfEs5 t14fu.
Ssesske Chase, fEtl eeus n ~.
tion ~oa 10 sol. VIE Pa
ord Seheoifnastef third
ssrategs Races
fAak7ssA, aug Nile White
sxaB. Kentueky Ean second. Per in
shirG sisEe, ffA
81 resa zr esa y iie- GyssF 4ysea
sln Heron sazd, fs Liam p
ghifd; lia.e Ito.
Hefclsasst "a kes. CHS assA Sc
II, hisss Eni sa- Nepa s9ss. A@sf' g
tore sneon &. Tefsa Gotta ista; 1'iae,
fs054.
Ssarial ssak =, SIS fzi I'M
suis son. Little Msnfls sssSh'd
Murphy tasfsl firue. 4 =
0lss IA ufsfeix srsf ''s' :. & Z e
dor won, Ear yan seaond, R1ekg e1sa Z
ssmc. 4 .1>K