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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK. THU SDAY. AUG. ], 1889
ARRIVED.
Steamer England (B) Heeey Liverpool July 49, Queens
town 10 with passengers w Hurst. Arrived
steamer Newport Lima Aspnwar days with mdse and
to Ie snG. XIV" Ss s BRUCE Sss a sugar
% S Clyde ran
steamer Vertnmnus BIZ Thompson, st AIMS Bay and Port
steamer KniokerboekeT Kem6le Neworeans days with
steamer Byrne. Neworleans days. with mdse
Steamer Yemassce Bearse Fernandina days Whining
tos with p Hsena ste se Boston Win .o to
BARK Louise and Ger Hansen Hamburg 80 days.
bark lila AUST Tonich Cape Town 10 days, in ballast to
Barr Maria Porp De Silva. Rio JanerO IS days, in ballast
BARI concorda Cier claussen, Ensenada 81 days. in bal
last 10 Vernon Brown Cos , M -, -,
Brakwate with sugar to Watson Partvesse to
Bark Harmonic CNor. Mathesen. Barbados II days in
ballast T. Benlam eyes .s ,a,nzas "a a.v. via Della
ware Bfeakwaer 10 order vessel to " Munson
to S oTasf T T,.s to 'sy Msca % WIN
Brig Kaluna Townsend Portland for Philadelphia with Ice
10 master. In tow. having been Ia collision
sUNsETAI Sandy Hook wiaS TSIerais s. cloudy and
Arrived yesterday
steamer Noordand CBelg. NicEes Antwerp July 20 with
10 Peter Wright Sons Arrived at the
Steamer Manhattan walker West Point. Va with mdse and
passengers to Old Dominion $500.
Steamer Dithmarschen GER, Ge'ken. Kings Lynn. E.
W W Hurlbut q GO.
steamer Victoria NOr. Aarsth. kongsberg Funch. Edge
steamer Camelia (Brl. Panney. Cette-John seager
Steamer city OF Para Lockwood Aspinwa-Pacihc Mall
steamer Prns Hendrix Ditch. Prns. Demerara
Kunhardt q Co
steamer Harold (Br). Lewis Port Anono-w W Hurlbut
n co.
Steamer Santiago Allen Nassau ST Jago and Cienfuegos
Jas T. Ward g. Go.
Steamer Aukathor tNor. Brown. Baracoa Gomez Pear
sail
steamer orinoco DBL Garvn. Hamilton Bermuda-A
Outcrbridge 4 60.
stearaer civ Of Augusta Fisher sayAnnah-R IJwAlksr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02
HOME EWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

FIFTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rufus b. Bullock OF
Georgia and ex-Congressman Benjamin W. Harrls. OF
Massachusetts, t;ILSEY-SenatOr Edward o. Wolcott'
Of Colorado. MURRAY HILL-CoDGressman H. U.
Nied1inghaus Of ST. Louis and Judge Amasa J: Far
kcr Of Albany w1NDSOR-J III. NcVicker and NOR
man r Ream Of Chicago. and j. de Pedroso, OF the
Spanish Legation at Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02
sArLoRs MARCHING IN WHITE UxIFoRMs.

detail Of about thirty sailors yesterday
the cruiser Chicago. the Navy Yard The vessel has
new nearly her full complement Of men, there being about
800 now on the books The n4wy drafted men pre-
sented picturesque appearance marching 10 the ship In
their white uniforms ana with rolled hamnlocks and
white packs containing their goods and chaites
on teir shoulders. The and other small boans
hoistod int the new cradles On Chloap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02
CHECKS WITH NO BALANCE TO DRAW ON.

Upon a warrant issued by Police Justice T1ghe'
Ignatus D. Lowtz arrested at the Barrett House,
New-York yesterday, and was taken to Brooklyn to
answer a charge preferred by Herbert W Clapp, or
having secured 81 225 from him on false representa-
tons Mr. Clapp Is wholesale grocer, and has had
business transactions with Mr.. Lowiz, who manages
the estate left by his father and frequently cashed
checks for him. The last time he favored him the
checks came back showing that Mr. Lowitz had no
balances I'm the banks upon which they wero drawn.
Mr. Lowitz Will have hearing to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02
KNOCKED A BIG HOLE IN THE BUILDING.

KNOCKED BIG HOLE IN THE BUILDING.
Shortly after the Corss engine In the Illingsworth
steel Works at Harrison NJ j., started up yesterday
morning there deafenng report, followed by a
crash of heavy timbers and ironwork, and stimuli
taneously a shower Of heavy iron beams fell nom
the ceiling in one OF the buildings. The worhmen
ran for their lives and all escaped without injury
An investigation showed that the largo fly wheel os
the Corliss engine had burst and about onehalf Of
the wheel hurled through the iron root, carrying
away girdcrs and everything disc, and making hole
twenty five feet square. The fragment weighed two
and half TONS and when il struck The roof 1t was
shattered into pieces, some of which were found sew
eral hundred feet from the building. boy who was
working the hy-wheel had port0n OF MS
trousers torn away by flying piece of iron which
passed between his legs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Madison SQUARE Garden stockholders No. 80 Broad-st
New .York-Philadelphia baseball match, New Polo
Grounds p. m.
John F. CIark's lecture Fifty-ninthst and Thirdave
Music in Battery Park by 69th Regiment Band p M
Examination Of Adolph Frank, YoriNve Police Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02
LYONS WINS HIS SUIT AGAINST Won DER AHE.

LYONS WINS HIo UUI1 1lO1II-'"1
Philadelphia Aug HAIRY Lyons, the Dan piayer
4, s Won his suit agans. President Won der Ahe Of
a.. 81 louis Baseball Club, and received Judgment
for 81 40 The suit was tho outgrowth OF me
.bampionship Of the American Association laSs year
prize of 1000 n addition 20 The pennanI, was
- y, 20 y, me team that should win the championship
W. Der Ahe maid twelve OF bis fourteen players, Dut
,sfnsed 10 nav Lyons and shortstop White.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02

The second game was started al 4:3o D. m, the only
changes made icing in the batteries, ana FouN taking
first base. The Louisville mon had EXPENDED ali
their force in the first game, ana were easily beaten IN
The second contest. L0gett pitched With terrific
speed and excellent effect and MS support could
not have been much better tilau it was. Ewing
pitched poorly, and wFefchedly supported and
afer the second inning II only question OF how
many runs the home team would win by. Collins
won tho fielding honors, and Burns led at the bat The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

Kuehnc. of Jersey City; treasurer, DR.. A. H. McIn-
tosh, of jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02

A leading New-York Chemist says: Every nnrs,
equal In the market" 1t can be obtained OF YOU
druggist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


Sun rses ABB Sets. 7lo Moon sets 1923 Mosnsass
WATER
A. -sardy Hook lll2 Gov. Island. 1871 He'll 9atA 04l
P.X-sandy lI27 Gov. Island HAP Hen Gate l:2o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02
k.Sasy1n ..-.....SS 9 g 9 2 9 Cd

Earned runs-Lousv1lle O. Brooklyn 4. First base by
sine s. DroOklyn O. First base, 6as.IOujsvIe $.
Rooklyu g. Struck out-LOusville 2 Brooklyn A. Thr O.
base bitCorhilI Loyt Two-esse h,scCO1ns smith
bases-O' Brien q Smith ., CLARK = Double
-pinkney unasssced Collins and Foutz. Shannon.
Cook and Vaughan. Hit by piieher-CoIns hoHest.
wild MISUNDERSTANDING l. Passed balls-Vaughan = Un-
plre-F6rguson. Time-1 30
The Boston team lost ground yesterday. The League
winners were Washington, Indianapolis, Pittsburg ana
Chicago, the Indianapolis and Pttsburg teams playing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02

DR.. LYoN's PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
Keeps tho teeth clean aud white and p9rnes INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02

The favorte for restoring life and color to the
hair Is PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM.
PARKERS GINGER TONIC the best cough cure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02

Earned ubf-BEOoklyn z LOUISVILLE 0. FIST base on
Breokiyg 9. Louisville Left on bases1BToO-
tyn 7, Louisville T. First base balls Brooklyn l.
louisville 2 struck out-BrOodyn Louisville g.
raIeehase hits,rerry, Smith Eeutz Two-6ase hits
oGsD Collins finkney smith Weaver v sr0n 1SS
Terry Tomney shannon and Vaughn, Tomney ana Ray
Jnond. wild pitch--Hecker l. Hit by pftcher-o'Bren
lmpire-Ferguson. Time so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02
AnnouncsruentA

THE ArMoxPHERE OF LOVE
T. nrr. svaal breath This desderatum 70 Of the
resnfs on using SOZODONT which not only invgorates
and the teeth renders the mouth as fragrant
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
3le WEST 126TH.sr
Diseases the Nervous System Genito- Unnap OreAns
Impotence and Sterility. Hours: 70 IL. b TO ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

SATURDAY. AUG. 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02
Rogers, Peet & Go.
Fall Shooting.

We have purchased the entire
stock of the celebrated ATLANTIC
AMMUNITION co.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26
a ousEr cry.

The order which has been preserved
In the city since the National Guards
were withdrawn. II not perfect. i. At
least. as good a. could possihly be ex.
pectesi. The amount Of drunkenness
h little. II any, greater than usual.
and property has thus far been re.
mArkahsy well protected. Indeed,
considering the fact tia. = lassv
amount OF property is in = sems.es-
posed condition. there Is much less
stealing than would naturally I've ss-
pecfed.
Indeed. s~asse is a quiet city. The
ssFsetx are crowded through the day
and daring the greater part Of the
night. u he sire, bat The crowds are
GOOD and well-hehsvesi and
sre. Cor the. usss; para. intent upoa
business. Work Is easily obtained al
Ne usual fsic If wsgrs. and fasny
uosksnsnssa she have heretofore
he~n employed Ia sawaisls ard
foundsivs are nnw hasssy sagseea in
CLEARING Hwss the ssshris II tee eonsa-
gsataaa. Ii there 4 an ar.ssie .seesNs
u aisroassns. II = efssSssasliv eoa-
csalesi.
Life and fsuFsFtv aFe n al aYEeSr-
nnxes, as secure A. Nhsn sGAzsx are
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26

l1sso ~ croakefs evefyvhers.
49, ii ssat1le bsvs kept unusually
Usl6ot etnce TIE fre. bat - soon -
6oer1e hsyo time 70 listen 70 them
3koy Mn doubtless pips up again. ssld
~ stnoupisess viii b fAtrly murky
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peo1lek 4 word 70 these seats,e
1ok>ss may ~ IN place fssoss thsy
nrln - csoAk. II may ssve thsm
- tIme and sfyort 10 know thst the
0ukIIc ean&rAllv understands the ex-
III d tbs disaster which has bstallsn
uoot1zo.
IL cfoakers should not - about
t6lIfne - Who VII listen that we bsve
~ n swfuiiy ~ iirs - ssAseis, and
1hot ne vsfy best part II the city was
loulsoysd. We "a know Il. We kavs
known s. zines ~ svsnine u jane 9.
~ ~ sre making arrangements 70
p6toftd De city Just - soon - vs can
~ aeuund 70 II. Il b useless 70 70
pfo61na about I dIsAstes whose effects
- opparsnt 70 the mast thoughtless
l11Id.
Iley should not put in their tims
deuounoing the city council and the
~ ofBcials generally. and predicting
1h1t 4 those misguisIed men persevere
II thsif course they viii put > iinal
quistps upon Seattle. We all know
that onr city officials ere human.
Ihsy may hsve made mistakes and
they may make other mistakes. bat
they are not running our city or invit-
in9 destruction upon II. In fact. they
~ doing very wen In very trying
position. and they deserve the en-
coaragenseai 81 all who have the vel
fare Of the city Al heart. A few pleAs-
ant words In references 70 them viii do
more GOOD than oil the condrmnations
and evil representations that tho
croakers can express In language.
They should not 20 about talking Of
the terrible consequences that will
follow the steps that have already
hen taken. So long a. question l.
undecided. LEI every man take part in
the discussion and advocate - warmly
a he plcases whatever be thinks
ought 10 be done. but as soon ~ q
definite decision Is reached. let him
accept the result with ~ good . grace
a. possible and Join In the effort 10
make success OF everything that b.
once fairly undertaken,
They should NOT bat II the croskerr
DO nothing that they should not do,
they viii not be eroakers AZ ali. and Il
= useless " talk 10 them. Possibly Il
would b Just rs well for the csoaker to
dsvose himself to other business until
eeattle Il rebuilt. We all know the
extent of the calamity that has befAiisn
~. We all know that oar losses are
heavy. We all KNOW that . strong and
united effort VII be nece ssary in order
- rscover from the eficcss Of the great
tIre. In spite OF all this knowledge
~ ars chcerfssl and determiaed. We
mean 10 do our best 10 build better
md er~ater city than that which was
Destroyed. and tho eroakers will only
sesnrd our steps. II we viii ali work
harder 81 what II to be done and talk
Iosa ol what ought 20 BE- done. We viii
llnsl our city sprsnging into renewed
rreatness before we know that iss re-
cupeYation has fairly begun.
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Ordnance 10. l.lo2.

An Ordinance establishing the erade OF
Prospect avenue. In the city IL seattle.
between Ksntucky strees and Farm
d Get
The city Of Seattle docs orsiain q follows:
SEcTloH l. That the grade Of Pro&p< CT
avenue, in the city Of Seattle. between
kcntueky street aud Farm street, be and
the same r. hereby established at the fol-
lowing elevations above datum: AZ Ken
lucky street, a,7.se e., at warren street.
so feet: az Pop or street, - fret: n Oak
street. ~ feet: e Ash Il eet, 27S feet: at
Box sire /. 2S2 feet: II Willow street, 20s
fest: at Birch street. les feet: u Lombard
street. LIS feet; ~ Farm street, f3S feet
see. 2. That all ordinances and parts Of
ordinances IN conflict With this ordinance
be and the same arx hereby repealed.
SEC. s. This ordnance shall take effect
ard be In rec rom aud al cr iFs approval
and publication.
Passed by the common council the 18th
day of jane. 1882
Approved by me The III day Of June,
1859 RobeEr MORAN. MAYER
Filed the I'D day Of June. 1889
:. w. FERRIS, Clerk.
Published Wednesday, the 18Th day 81
june 1852
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fnss fssfsAsss Nss ssEes.s ssz rwesss
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Ordnance no. 1903.

An ordinance essahlishine the grade Of
Eighth street, Ia the city of Seattle. be-
tween Stewart street and Depot street
The city Of Seattle does ordain rs follows.
sKcTIoN /. That the grade Of Eighth
street, In the cifv Of Seattle. between
Stewart street and Depot street, be aud the
anne Is hereby established. ct the follow
ing elevation above datum: Al stewart
street. Is feet; nj Virginia street, 50 feet;
~ Lenofa street. $50 feet: ct blanchard
street. 81 feet: NJ Hell street. lis feet: at
the west line Of Bell street and south line
OF Depot street. 1880 feet 81 the east lire
Of Bell street snd the south line OF Depot
street, l4s. - feet
Sec 2 That all ordinances aud parts Of
ordinances In conflict with this ordinanee
be, and the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect
ana be in force from and after its approval
aud publication.
Passed by the Common Council the 18th
day Of June. fsxa
Approved By me the g2nd day OF June.
lSka. ROBERT MORAN. Mayor.
Filed the 22nd dsy Of June. IHs1.
G. w. FERRIS. Clerk.
Published wednesi lay. the 10Th day OF
June, 1Ss9.
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