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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-09

Only Moderate Attendance-Too Hot for
New York.

Only Moderate Attendance-Too Hot for
New York.
PHILADELPHIA, July s-The local League
team scored an easy victory over Cincin-
natl this afternoon. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
Philadelphia. oooIo3s1-s
CINCINNATI .-.....---........o 00o1 o.
Hiis-Philadelphia 49, Cincinnati Z. Errors
Philadelphia 2, Cincinnati 2. Batteries-vick-
cry and Clements, Forman and Baldwin.
Umpire-Lynch.
The local Brotherhood team won this
afternoon by heavy batting. Score:
Philadelphia ................IlS0 0201o-ls
f1ttsDurg -.....-.......-......2 lilo
His-Philadelphia 10. Pittsburg 10. Errorf-
Philadelphia I, Pitfsburg s. Batteries-Kneli.
Buffinton and Gross: staley and Quinn. Um-
pires-Jones and Knight
BROOKLYN, July s.-About 500 spectators
saw the Chicago Brotherhood defeat Brook
lyn this afternoon. Score:
Brooklyn.......... ..........o 0o1o0o0 l. 2
Chicago- .--.......-..-.......S O 0 O - s
Hits Brooklyn 4. Chicago IL Errors-Brook-
lyn 4. Chicago 4. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Daly
King and Farrell Umpires-Ferguson and Hol.
bert.
New YORK, July S.-The New York
Brotherhood won the game from Buffalo
today with ease. Attendance 500 Score:
New fork.-....-.-.......--......-..2o 2I351 SO
Buffalo. 21022 O-lO
Hits-New York %. Buffalo s. Errors-New
York 4, Buffalo 5. Batteries-Crane, Hatfield
and Ewing, Keefe and Mack. Umpires-Shen-
dan and Gaffney.
The Brooklyn Brotherhood won another
easy victory tday. defeating Cleveland.
Attendance, 200. Score:
Cleveland ...................Io oooo-l
Brooklyn ...........-.... ..-.4 so 30 u o 0 o.
Hits-Cleveland s, BROOKLYN Errors
Cleveland s. Brooklyn l. Batteries wadsworth
and thinner, Caruthers and Clark. Umpire
NcDermott.
The Chicago League again won through
superior batting. New York seemed over
come by the intense heat Attendance.
500 Score:
New York. .-..-..............Ioo oooloo- .
Chicago. .,........ ....-----.-o 0001i0s- 8
Hits-New York 6, Chicago Z. Errors-New
York 4, Chicago :. Bstteries-welch and Buck.
ley, Hnby and Kittridge. Umpire-Powers
BosroS, July S.-Tbe Cleveland Brother
hood won today's game by the batting of
Radoourne. Attendance. 700. Score:
Boston ...-.-.................-ll 4 40 90 CO.
Cleveland .....................42 ooQ2oI
Hiis-Bos,on Is, Cleveland Ia Errors-Ros,on
0. Cleveland 6. MISUNDERSTANDING and
Kelly. Gruser aud Sutcline-Umpir es-
Matthews. Leach and Martin.
The Boston League easily won to-day's
game from Pittsburg. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
Piftsburg o O / O o q o n
Hits-sosson. IL; Pitfshnrg, 6. Erroes-Bos-
ton. 0: Pitishurg, IL RatIeries-Getzein and
Taeer. Bennett and Handle, Baker, Bowman
aud Decker. umpire-McQusde.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.
COLUMBUS, July s-Columbus S, Roches-
ter g.
LOUISVILLE, July s.-Louisville 10. Ath-
letics .
ST. Louis, July s--St Louis Is, Syracuse
s.
ToLEpc, July s.-Brooklyn game post
poned on account of wet weather.
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Wanted at Pendleton.

Frank O'Neill. the vagrant arrested Mon
day night by Officer Michael Noon, is
wanted IN Pendleton, Or, for grand lar
ceny, and will probably be returned there
to stand trial. He was arrested in PendIe-
ton eighteen months ago for grand larceny,
and after a preliminary hearing was bound
to await the action of the grand jury. In
default of bail he was committed to the
Umatilla county jail at Pendleton. from
which he escaped short time afterwards.
Since then he has served short term in
Ellensburg for firing shot at his mistress.
A dispatch announcing his arrest was for
warded to Pendleton last night and he will
be held to await reply.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-09

PHILADELPHIA, July Sin the United
States court today Judge Butler decided
that Lilies patent for a sugar evaporating
apparatus is valid. and that the Yarvan
patent apparatus is an infringement
upon it Harding and Dickinson repre-
sented Lille, and Chauncey Smith and Z.
P. Howe, Yarvan. In this case both parties
agreed not to use experts, the counsel
themselves acting as experts. The suit in
wolves ell the sugar manufactures in the
country and large amount of money.
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Union Pacific Promotions.

PORTLAND. July 8.-Advices from Omaha
state that General Traffic Manager Mellen,
of the Union Pacific. has made the follow
lowing appointments: B. Campbell. to be
assistant general traffic manager of the sys-
tenn, with headquarters at Portland; ]. G..
Woodwork, general freight agent of the
Pacific system, with headquarters at Port
land, vice B. Campbell, promoted; F. s.
Miller, assistant general freight agent of
the Pacific division, with headquarters at
Portland, vice ]. G. Woodwork, promoted.
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Pacific Northwest League Standing.
The standing to date of the clubs in the
Pacific Northwest League is as follows:
IKE WEIR THE WINNER
James Common. OF Buffalo, Knocked Ont
I'm Three Rounds.

James Common. OF Buffalo, Knocked Ont
in Three Rounds.
BUFFALO, July ga prizefght between
Ike Weir, the Buffalo Spider. and James
Common. instructor of the Buffalo Athletic
Club, took place tonight. The men fought
with skin gloves.
In the first round Weir led the fight and
got In two blows on Conner, although the
latter scored on Weir's lett eye.
In the second Common made great effort
to reach Weir, but failed.
In the third he tried again with the same
result. and before he could recover Weir
stretched him on the floor with right
handler on the jaw. He gathered himself
up, but was too weak to continue and the
Spider sent him back with smash in the
mouth, knocking him out.
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U. s. Attorney p. c. suIliv.n.

WAsHISGToS CITY, July 8.-P. C. Sulli-
van has been appointed assistant Un tied
States district attorney for the district of
Washington.
Senator Allen was promised by the attor-
ney general today $500 for an assistant
district attorney of Washington. He
claimed that it was too little, and the mat
ter is still held in allegiance.
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Race Track for Kent.

A tract of about forty acres of land in
Kent known as the Grow tract, which has
hitherto been used as a picnic and ball
ground, has been leased by A. T. Vande-
venter, J. J. Jones, w. L. Linton, Ray
mond Moore and ]. II. 'Durgin, who will
incorporate as fair and racing association.
make race track and establish fair grounds
The company will incorporate with $50 900
capital as the King County Fair and Agri-
cultural Association. and will endeayor to
have the county fair located at Kent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-09
TACOMA.
ePoKANE FALLs

Runs eafDed-Tacoma 4, spokane /.
Two-base hiis-xarle. Polhemus and Houston.
Hn..e runs-Pope.
Bases on balis-By Houston 8, by March L
Hit BY pitched ball-By March q
Stolen bases-Spok ane s. Tacoma
Struck out-By Houston 9, by March !.
Time Of game-220.
Umpfrea--Camp and 0Oara
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Pacific Trottine Horse Purses.

SAN FRAscIsco. July Sat a meeting of
the Pacific Coast Trotting Horse Breeders
Association today the following new purses
were added to the programme for the reg
ular fall meeting of the association: Free
for-all trot, 81 500; free-for-all pacing race,
ST. 200; 2:30 pacing race, $500: 2:20 trot,
81. 500; $40 trot. $500. A resolution was
adopted asking for sealed bids up to Sep
TENDER from race tracks which desired to
offer monetary inducements for the priv
ilege Of having the location of the meeting.
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members to meet his team has brought
forth challenge from Manager w. D.
Shaw of the Revealed Remedies In spite
of the fact that the South Bends have
been strengthened by the signing Of Avery,
Lecg. Scott and Floyd, he says that his
nine will play them two weeks from date
ON the Seattle League grounds for from
500 to 81 90 per side. disinterested party
to pick the umpire.
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Parade Of Starving Cloakmakers.

NEW YoRR, July s.-With the thermom-
eter in the COS and onder scorching
sun about 1900 locked-out cloakmakers
paraded through the principal streets
today. While the strikers were in Union
Square Secretary Garside delivered a brief
address in which he said he hoped the
men would be of good cheer and use no
violence, for they were about to meet with
success. The projected mass meeting for
the evening was abandoned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-09

A Programme Arranged to Last Forty
Days-The Season 10 Omen Toaaw

- 10 LaSt Orfy
Days-The Season TO Open Today.
Today at Vashon island. the regular
programme Tor the Chautauqua season
opens with the secretarial institute of the
Young Mems Christian Association. and
viii continue with daily lectures and en-
teriainments for ten days. Rev. T. ID.
Driver and Rev. C. C. Bateman will give
lectures on alternate evenings, while the
mornings are 70 be given to Bible study
and official training, and the afternoons 10
pss,ime and rest
This company OF secretarial workers will
iniuse new element OF young blood into
Chautauqua Several families move in TO :
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NORTHERN PACIFIC R.uRo.p

Tourist sleeping cars daily between Seattle
and Chicago. Twenty-Five miles the shortest
route and seven hours and thirty-six minutes in
advance Of competing lines A. Chilberg city
ticket agent. 1lo Second street Boston h.ocS
Tonkln. deuoi tlckei assnt. Seattle.
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Chicago Tribune

Cholly-Fweddy, old boy, what's this I
heah? Have you WEAKLY and twuly been
sued BY nahsty bahbah fob a shaving
bill?
Fweddy-Don't you fwet. ole chappie. A
lot of beastiv cads. you know, say cawn't
waise beahd. Bah, Jove, they've got TO
take Ii back nowi"
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Glad to Get Their Paper

Glad to Get Their Paper Before Dark
The residents of Port Townsend, Ana.
cortes. Sehome and whatcom threw up
their hats and cheered on the wharf Mon
day when the steamer Eastern Oregon ar.
rived, because they got their Posr-INrELL1-
GFNcEE to read before they went 10 bed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-09
THE LoTrERr.s TRIUMPH.

Louisiana House OF Representatives
Overrules the Veto.
BAroS RouGE, La, July 8-The lottery
bill has been passed by the House over the
governors veto-yeas, IS; NAYS, 81.
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FIGHTING WITH THE POLICE.

London Has Hard Time With Disor-
derry Boobies.
LONDON, July s.--Another disorderly
mob gathered in Bow street tonight,
but mounted police made order.
At 10 p. m. all the taverns about Bow
street were cleared and several persons ar
rested. The mob made a furious attempt
to rescue them and battle ensued. in
which several officers were injured. After
midnight the excitement had all subsidized.
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Reservations on any steamship hne in the
Atlantic service 20 Europe AMI. England can De
secured AZ Northern Pacific ofhce. A Chilhe-r
city ticket agen. 7l6 Second street boston
block: l. Tonkin. depot giekes agent seattle
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s s Conoyer. agent Northwestern MutusI
Lie Insurance Company, OF Manistee Men.
says II had rheumatism twenty years: usan
clutches ten years From the use of powerful
hniments my hip and knee had lost nearly ali
strength. Hibbsrd's Rheumatic Syrup has cured
me, and wish 20 Herald 10 all the merits of This
wonderful medicine" Sold By ali druggists.
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The American champion . Poor oarsman

= "c N HHS"H NHHf1aPtVH OOr OarSn1an.
LONDON. July S.-Psotta, the American
amateur sculling champion. competed with
Kennedy in the first heat for the diamond
SOULS at the Henley regatta today. Ken
nedy won the heat by four lengths.
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The Union Pacifcis the only transcontfnerts.
LIE running free reclining chair cars and Pull
man tourist sleeping cars from the Pacific coast
70 the asst A. G. Martin, c ~ ticket agent no
second street. Boston block. G. L BALDWIN
agent, citv dock
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Full as the Evening Was OF Pleasure.

In Chicago. He-Msy have the pleas
ure OF your company at supper, Miss
Breezy
She-You're little late, Mr.. Waldo:
I've been down to supper three times al.
ready.
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Clearance sale OF canes, umure. las statusry
cut glass ware. novelties and ali odds and ends
IBIS month. J. X. Bssye. !swelsy emporium
SQs Front street
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Recent utterances OF Manager Belding OF
the South Bend team about the Moore's Re-
Fealed Remedy nine and the fear of the
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THE SCHOOL CENSUS.

Seattle Has Eleven Hundred Children
More Than Tacoma.
Following are summaries of the school
census in Seattle and Tacoma Tacoma's
enumeration. Secretary Mock. has just re-
ported.
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad, the best
equipped line. Tor all points East A. Chilberg
city ticket agent, .is second street, Boston
block: < Tonkin. depot ,ickes agent seattle
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CLEARANCE SALE AT BAsYE,s

NLLAhANLE SAI-E Al bAc1 z .
Ciesral ce sals of canes, umbrellas, statuary.
cut glass ware, NOVELTIES and all ODDS and ends
this month. J. K. Basye, iewelry emporium,
S0a Front street.
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You VIII find no mold or waste II you bur
Queen uncovered hams and bacon.
Sc la1s - -~7r5s> vests ana drawers. Ches
ter Clear
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Buckeye Mowers ~ the Union Hardware
Company.
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gentinien uno @bili aufammen, 10 tDirb
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in Mittels unb @ib Mmerifa erbIiden
tpollen, allein aud mir tbnnen uns Der
l1eber3eugung nidt berf6lieBen, baB
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bungss urb 8erbriiberungs Sheen Der
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bic @inreibung elmer gIaufel in Bic
benz &eidstag bemnd6F bor3uIeeenoe
Wrbeits. Bin, melde bic ginfhbrung bon
@emerbe>S 6iebsgeri9ten anorbnet.
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8ettra9 NOR England i'm 8eibe ge.
uouer Snformationen, 9euti9lanb bas
gege1 ni1t, fonbern es bertraute Iebigz
lid ben en9lii6en @era9ten. 81
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ausgefeat, BOB bic orei Nertragss
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bes &apitals" &C. Nm MaKen : @rabe
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LAUREL HEIGHTS!
(aorbeer . SheeI.)

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gebun9 BET 5tabt, Der erreidbar iii,
obne baB man @iienbabnen freuae1
ober Oil fleinen !9iitten boriiber mus.
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oteiem punoerf66Hen Stgel gtabirt.
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Der gtaSt.
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leitung geben big gu ben 8aupldben
un6 peroen ieBt peiter geftbrt.
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unb neutrality-suspicious. laufen brett
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0epdl ,,liberalere" Y~enfipmss@ e1et.
aebuna?

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bung gebeu bic Nni9ten innerbalb Der
repubIifauii@ea partei iebt 5iemli@ melt
auseinanber.
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manufactured partei > Sreue unb Sc.
inuungstiGtigteit mie Die Stem Oortet
rSribune" runb berans ertldren, Der
penfonssG hIeuber Wirtbf9aft miife
unbeoingt ginbalt geboteu tDeroen,
tuenn bic republitanii9e 8artei ni6t
felbf ernie @efabren auf f@ berabbes
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elm paar repubIitanii6e Stats > Gon>
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Nebrasta-in ibrer platform gu @uns
ten elmer nod sliberaleren penfonss
@eiebgebung" ausgeiproden.
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&epubIitaner bon Minnefota unb Gee
brosta gu bieiem Bei6Iu1e tamen unb
nod f9tperer begreifi9 1T es, mas He
eigentli9 inter biefer vnp9 liberaleren
penionss@ eiebsebuns" berfieben, ba
bic Ser. Staten fir ibr v0eer BON pen,
iondren1 betanntli9 ebenlo biel idbr.
lid aus8eben, tpie beifpielspeiie bas
beutfde &ei9 fur fein riefges itebenoes
Deer bon aabe3u elmer balben MiliOn
5treitern.
@rlf Dor elm paar Wo9en bat ber
gongreB Elm @eieb angenommeu, unter
tpel6em fi6 bereits 225, 900 Npplieans
ten our @eItungma9uns ibrer Mas
fpriide semelbet baben, BON bener be-
reits 200. 900 bonn penfions : Bureau
als bere1tiet uno giiItig anerfannt
poroen fino. Man nabm urfpriingIi1
an, baB auf Trunb biefes @eiebes eie
ma $50. 900 8eteranen ibre penRonss
Mpplicationen einrei9en lpiirben, aber
Der umftanb, baB f9 in faum 4 $50.
den bereits tiber 225, 900 gemeIoet ba=
ben, Idbt barauf f6IteBen, baB biefe
3abI bielei@t nod nett b6ber ani9wels
len tpirb.
Gin gongreB, Der elm 8ierteIiabr=
bunbert nod einem 3riege aber leinem
Deere bon penfoudren nod nit einem
Sdlage ettpa 400, 900 neue b~inauftigt,
Dirbe permutbli6 BON iebem anberen
Wolte Der 8eri9menbunesfu9t, iopie
Der popuIaritdts Safderei bef@ulbigt
tuerbeu, mdbrenb bic 9epubIitauer bon
Wfinneiota unb Nebrasta bic 5orberung
aufftelen. ber gongreB fone cine nod
liberalere@ penfiDns 8 politit befolgen.
Wir glauben, 6aB es aidt nur i'm eis
geuen Snterefe ber pariei, ionbern
aud In benz beg gan3en 2anbes Idge,
mfrun man mebr @emidt auf bic Wars
nunsss Rufe Der Retu 0orfer aTimes''
unb gleidgefnnter Bldtter legte, dig
auf bic bemasogea1aften G0rberungen
Der 9epublifaner BON WiHneiota unb
Nebrosto
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-01
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