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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-13
sLAvIN TALKS OF JACKSON.
Acknowledges His Sciences But Says He
Cannot Hit Hard.

Acknowledges His Science, But Says He
Cannot Hit Hard.
LONDON. Oct 12.-[New York Herald
Cable. Frank 6lavin, in an interview in
regard to the prospect for = fight between
himself and Peter Jackson. says:
The committal and trial has made it i'm posi-
BILE to say when the match will come of Iwrote
to Australia Wednesday last. con frming my ac-
ceptance, but It will most likely be February
before can leave England. and George Piesse
Jack leads and Arthur Parsons will accompany
me when do go of course know Jackson
well. He taught me to box. He is the prettiest
and most scientific boxer ever saw, aud could
make show Of me in sparrfng at an exhibi-
ton, but Peter Jackson cant hit hard. Ihaye
no doubt about settling Peter. Why, he took
twenty-four rounds to heat McAuliffe. ard
looked very much like being beaten him
self ct times I have only to give Peter one
fair blow and he 10 done for. am in no hurry
to leave London, as am making from xl00 to
ECO week BY exhibitions In sparring, and that
win last all through winter.
George Piesse, partner in the firm of
Piesse Il Luben, and an enthusiastic
sporting man. paid ali Of Slavin's expenses
and gave him fl.000 out of his own pocket
after the McAuliffe fight He proposes to
accompany Slavin to Australia to see the
fight and to pay 6lavin's expenses again.
He thought $500 or $500 Of the stakes
probably would 20 to the loser.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-13
SALVATORE TO BE RETIRED.
The King Of the Turf to BE Seen M
More on the Track.

Inc Ming OF the Turf to Be Seen No
More on the Track.
NEW York, Oct. Especial Salvador,
king Of the turf, is about to be retired to
the stud. and it is not likely that the thous-
ands of Eastern race-goers will ever again
see him on the track. ]. B. Haggin, his
owner, today directed John Mckay, and
who is manager of his breeding farm at
Sacramento, to start with the horse for that
place on Wednesday. In obedience to this
order Mr.. Mckay will leave Monmouth
Park with Salvador on the day mentioned,
in the Car owned by Mr.. Haggin for the
transportation of his horses, and will &C
company him to the end of the journey.
Salvador has the credit of being king of
the thoroughbreds, both last year and this,
and it may happen in the future that some
of his progeny will reach the same high
position on the turf that he has SO honor
ably held. In his three years Salvador has
won for his owner $1i4 ,675. divided as fol-
lows: Asa two.year-old, $14, 1856; three
year-old. $50 $40; four-year-old, $50, 200.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-13
STATISTICS OF BASEBALL SEASON.
Postponed and Extra Inning Games and
How They Resulted.

Postponed and Extra Inning Games and
How They Resulted.
TACOMA, Oct. 12.-tSpecial. THE report
of Secretary c. e. Maxfield, of the Pacific
Northwest Baseball League, shows that of
1872 scheduled games 1s9 were played. The
postponed games we're one of Tacoma
Portland at Portland, and two of Seattle
Portland at Portland. The tie games
were: One at Portland with Tacoma,
September 6, score 8 to 3; one at Seattle
with Spokane, September "a, score to 2.
There were ten shut-outs: Portland once
by Spokane. twice by Seattle. twice by Ia
coma; Spokane once by Portland. once by
Tacoma; Seattle once by Portland, once by
Tacoma. once by Spokane. The longest OF
the fifteen extra games played was at Ia
coma, with Seattle July 5, Seattle
winning, to 4, Fender pitching for Seattle
and Riley and March for Tacoma. Ia
coma won three of the nine extra inning
games, March pitching one and Tanning
two. Spokane was in FIVE extra inning
games, and won all five. Emmerke pitch
ing two, Vogel one, Huston one, Borchers
one Seattle took four out of six extra in
ming games, Camp pitching two Fitzgerald
two. Portland lost five out of seven of the
extra inning games. Parrott pitching one
and Munday one. The men played by the
clubs were: Spokane %, Tacoma ~. Seat
tie 49, Portland o.
The Tacoma nine will give q ball Wed.
nesday at Germania hall, March, Tanning
and Stevens giving an exhibition of curve
pitching.
PORTLAND, Oct. 1o-ISpeciall In the
long throwing contest today Center Fielder
Turner. of the Spokane club, made four
throws each over $40 feet The best was
355 feet, 9 inches. He also won the base
running contest, making the round in l5s<
seconds.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-13
BASEBALL EAST.

COLUMBUS, Oct. i2-Columbus 6. To-
ledo 0.
GLOUCESTER. N. j., Oct. 12.-Athletics 2,
Syracuse IL.
LOUISVILLE. Oct l2-Louisville 8. st.
Louis Z.
CALIFORNIA LEAGUE.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 12.-Sacramento 7.
Stockton 6.
STOCKTON, Oct. 12.-Sacramento 10. Stock
ton l.
SAN Francisco. Oct. 12-In Oakland this
forenoon: Oakland 9, San Francisco 4.
In San Francisco this afternoon: Oakland
2. San Franciseo0.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-13
THE TACOMA TEAM.
Where Manager Lucas Good Players
Will Spend she Winter

Will Spend she Winter.
The Tacoma team left for home last night
at 8:35 over the Northern Pacific. They
are under contract until the 18th inst and
will not disband until that date, although
they will play no more games this season.
All of the present team have been reserved
for next year. On next Wednesday night
they will be rendered benefit ball ct Ger
mania hall in Tacoma. One of the features
of the evening will be the rendition OF selec-
tons by the college glee club Of Tacoma.
On the 18th they will scatter to different
parts of the country. most of them going
East.
March and Earle may go with team un-
der John s. Barnes management to play
during the winter months In San Francisco
and Southern California. Fuller and
Stephen 60 to their homes in Burlington,
ia. Reidy and Tanning both live in Buff
falo and will winter in that city. Denny
Conner will toast his shins at the fireplace
In his home at London. Ont. Bobby
Burkes will winter at his home in Mont
gomery. Ala, Dick Van Zant goes to Rich
mond. Ind. and Pat Wright to Spring
field, Ill. Mannassau goes to his home in
Detroit, but expects TO work during the
winter at his trade as pressman in Hast
ings, Mich.
Whitley. the big center fielder. who did
so much toward pulling the team into front
place early in the season, dropped out be-
fore the close to take tho position Of con-
ductor on the Madison street cable line.
He is . splendid fielder, . magnificent
tbrower and . heavy batter. George Bright,
for the greater part Of the season the short
stop. was released short time ago. His
work in his position averaged better than
that of any other short stop in the league
this season and his release was given be-
cause he unfortunately made all of his
errors on the home ground under the criti-
cal eyes of directors of the team. He lives
in st. Louis and will return there in q few
days. He will have no trouble about get
ting good place next season.
Lou Camp was during the early part of
the season the third baseman of the team
and played it out of sight. Unfortunately
for him he dropped in fielding and batting
and his release followed. He is 'sKidn
Camps brother and is an atural ball player.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-13
SUMMARY

Runs earned-Spokase 5.
Two.base hits-whittaKer, Ward, Phillips,
Peoples, Klopf. C0lgan.
Stolen -Schacheru, Huston, Phillips.
Double plays-T. Parrot to Breckenridge; W.
Parrot to Breckenridge.
First base on balls-By Huston !. by Parrott 4.
Stsuck out-By Huston 2. by Parrott2
Wild pitches-By Parrot l.
Passed balls-By Schachern 2, Colgan
Hit with pitched balls-By PARROT 2.
Time of game-One hour and forty-nve min
utes.
MISREPRESENTATION and Pope.
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Assaulted = Cripple.

A tailor named E. A. Vandyne made Q
vicious assault on . cripple named II.
Lemm at Front and Wall streets last night
Lemm is contractor. The two men were
on the ground in q fierce struggle when
they were arrested by Officer Cuver. VAN
dyne was on the aggressive and struck
Lemm first. The latter has wooden leg
and was no match for his antagonist Van
dyne was locked up and Lemm put up SIS
for his appearance Is . witness.
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BOOKS AT AUCTION.

Five thousand volumes standard and miscel.
laneous tine ART works medical, architectural.
mechanical. Many rare and va uable books
never offered before ~ auction. Chamber
En, yciopedia. dictionary, Grea, Cryptogram
yicsur Hugo, Bulwer, wsyeriy, DicSsns, family
blbles aud albums. Gaskell's Compendium.
Juveniles. etc. Chance of lifetime Private
sale all day. Auction 7:30 p. m. Conner Second
and Marion. Bickerton & Bell. auctioneers
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BE LAST ONE.
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HARRY WHITE. Will !. WHITE aEoEaE III
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The Pittsburgh Of the Northwest,
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The Great Iron City of Puget Sound.
The Pittsburgh Of the Northwest

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Mammoth Iron Works at Kirkland

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31
New Buildings

More bindings. it is said, hays been erect
ed Il the city during the past Twelve months
than duriag any previous sear In the clty'a
history and more monty hiss been expended
therefore. 10 previous years larger and
more expensive buildings have been erected
but In number the year 1890 takes the
lead The buildings have not been confued
to any ore section, but the improvements
have been general In every particular; Tote
tibet had been vacant Tor years have heen
built up and waste places dotted with cou,-
fortables dwelling or commodicss store
houses. O'c u,ss the west eEd northwest
ern sections have most improved and show
the rapid strides the city is mskipg 10 ex-
tending its limits In that direction, and what
a few years since we're the commons and
ball grounds are now bsiog built up with
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31
tCCAI BRKygyIgs

Cho GAZETTE gshss It's many pstrocs
h .npy ana prosperous New y sp..
Copies q to-tay's GAZETTE, put up in
wraapeys, can b aaa at this oftice-prce
tso csEs.
New Vars Dsg will be good time r
macy u Tie merchants OF Aexandiia TO
be2'l llgsr is'ag ;heic business.
he various building associations will hold
tbali aaoeSi meetings tomorrow night 20
oec. filters for the ensuing yesr.
s.oos, ~ the Enjoyment Baldng Assc-
ci0Jo9, OF which Mr.. T. & Corbett is the
Ae1an Iie agent, is still being taken.
BIT. Yeypon Court. A o F, will hold en-
opsn messing on the second Tuestay !n Jazz
usry, 70 whioh sill irieu6s Of The u,embeIs
are cordially irvi.ed 10 attend
The congregation 81 the NJ z. Church to-
day mac iae'T donation TO tho poor Of the
CITY Ta!on vac Sutned over 70 tie ladies
having the d'sa!ouion in charge.
Tne ladies' having in charge the dinner
ioF the moitef5 aud children, to be given
to-moffo@, New YEARS Day, request those
Tno nave not alsesdy sent their donations,
TO have ihem at Amory H. to.morrow
morning GeioTe 10 o'ct0ck.
all merchants having IN their possession
uoeTokea packages Of tObacco, Stuff, 60,
smoen 'Os to $50 oouods, VINO present their
Claims TO the US Internal Revenue Office
10 tits cry by tomorrow. vn, ,aca,ve
rebate OF cents per pouad 5u, no claim Of
lass than 50 will 6e allowed. ~ ''''1' u
% The members of the Alexandria Copo,;l NJ
50, junior ORDER United American Mecbs, %o
s s,1 requested 10 be Irsseat tomorrow nipbt
ihaFsGsy 1t their meelieg, as DEPUTY s, sue
Soaaci or M Donty, o; tins District Of co I"n,o
OH, VIII De Present 10 install TIE officers for tho
S %ica tom hoIc will also bc present State
'ice oouLcioT George E, toward, Of Wa him.
Marriage licenses were is.pod IN w.. ,,'Is' ~ :
Yesterday to H. Waters and Frances 1' m nt'on
eI Winchester Mn n NJ. sOomcn Of Londonn Coz s1n'
F SS n .n9 T.o walker Of this city ,pd to saul
r, paIins the month the Clerk Of the CO-pors.ion
recorded Az desds snd issued 10 ,g S.son
ss-16 VIII te and colored. D'ii''se .'cen-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31

,uaes occupied By thrifty and provident
people. Most CT the buildings erected this
yesr ere Of modern architecture. aro mere
comfortably and conveniently arranged end
are very desirable dwellings,. and msny of
them while p>i big housoe, are handsome
and real orns IL; rts IN tha ga toes 10 which
they are iocef4d spd wou d do credit mora
projections cities. Then, toe, nany of
Tres houres tuiit are owu,d BY The occr-
rania, who, sided by the building asscclF-
(inD. have secured homes for themselves ard
take more interest 10 the affairs Of the city.
The new buildings erected is the most vie
ible sign of the city's Improvement. The
number is 200 and the cost upwards of $780,
0n0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and nsighbors
talking abort it. You may yourse. be ono of the
many who know from personal experience lust
how good thing it is. If you have ever tried it,
you are one OF Its staunch friends, because tho
wonderful thing shout it is that when once owen
trial, DR.. Kings New Discovery ever after holds
place in the house. If you have never used it
ana should be afflicted with coneh cold or any
1nroat, lung or chest troubic, scare bottle vt
once aud give it a fair trial 1t is guaranteed ev.
cry Time or money refunded. "
~ na's oo'ties free at E. 5. Lasf;beater g. Bros.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31
shiloh's Consumption Cnre

mi l 1s. Is beyond question the most success.
~ SouSh Medicine We have ever sold -
'.n doses invariably cure tie worst caSes oe
seVuea' Coup aud Bronchitis, while lbs would.
III success In the cure of Consumption is withcn.
: paESi4el IN the history of nledicine. Since II.
Ala- discovery 1t has been sold on gu rs t,s =
,esv Vhlcn no other medicine can staac, II ar
nv coagh 77e earaesty k you TO try IT, Pc
NC, ooc, ana 81 fSoar lungs srs fofe chess
VI 2scS lstne, uso shiloh'S Porous Plaster. Sold
:. L. : asateeater & Bro, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31

Ho7 is the baby is the question often
put to mo:her,..and many an answer comes,
thanks to Dr.. Bu l's Baby Syrup much bet
ter to-day"
Calarrh. when neglected advances 40
we walk step By step, but when we use o d
Sau.'s Ca:arrh Cure it is soon routed By ts
gsctle ACTORS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31

ELECTION OF 0FFlCEgs-A the rserer
,,ee1ing Of Monnt Vernon Court 719, A. ..
F, ho j last night, 100 following ,; olio 81 Is
W 70 elec ei to aerva Tor The ensulqF ,7 ak
n,9afbs:J A. Schwao, P c. Il E. Il HaF-
psr o. R.;John Abspdshsin, $. G. r 4. h
Hamilton, r. and T. Sec: james hou son'
treasurer; Il. Ro5ey. S. W.; n. G. Tfeak-e'
J. W; G. R1bey, s B Geo Putnam, J. +;
". g. Ashby, II. D., Physician &. R9oeg,
Jspitor. Tbo above oliJeFs will be instsiIsc
s .ha mex. meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31

SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION 1n az
sno1iaS sobool of Tsa!5y III E. Church last
night held It's Christmas ceie6ratlon Will
was ore OF the most interesting eV esnssG o.
:hs kiad got h,l. The church was Grove Grow d
- s,, s ,eoitatiops. vocal ana instrument
O. s'~ .nN.io wes veil rendered. The ezatcs $
=, g. i-'' oonduc,ei by M o. F. B'ggett, and
NJ. b Fowler presided ct the orsaT.
Hsndsome presents we're made 30 the Q III ;sTs
an5 a numbor of the scholars OF he sehooi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31

The largest stock of Diamonds, Watches
and Iewelry ever seen in this city is now
on exhibition and sale at the esi enlistment
CT 2. c, Acton 4 Son, COG King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31

1s sGs' $ s.m', 81. Vices oauce. hvsts,ia.
c6 S-aSl t ae1:aiss end nervous pros,rr,iol
At aid, S,ao w u @iIfs' Nrrvine. Free san pies
n F,t utsugs9is, BY mali To-. M1LEs MED 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31

We have speedy and positive cure for catarrh,
diphtheris, canker mouth and headache, SILL
LOAH'S CATARRH REMEDY. a nasal injector
free with esca bottle. Usa il if you desire health
snd sweet breath. Price Soc. For sale by E. s
Leadbester & Bro, agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31

To prevent fevers, keep the liver active
AID owels regular with Simmons Iiyet
Regulator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31

There is much in good blood hut if born
II bad blood, "a. g. G. Alternative" is the
ouly remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31

For an unpopular President, toe remedy
is She ballot; but for impure Blood A. B. G..
Alternative.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31

sEILoH's vIrALIzER is what you uoed for
Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizzines, and all
symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price rs cents per bot.
tie. For ssle BY F. S Lesdbestor IL Bro sgents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31
Curtains and Portieres

Table Cevels-These sro specially rich and
choice this season. and make handsome presents.
Lace Curtains from 50 to SS7-all new and very
cheap. Special bargain in Choneiue Portieres at
$5 so. Fine Table Covers.
Nothing make moro acceptable presents than
FINE BLANKETS. These we present in una
sus variety and specially choice The best brands
of California and Minnesota goods at prices from
ST so to S15.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31

& certain cure for malarial fevers is found
ia Simmons Liver ReguIs or.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31

TIE sUy.-On Nav Years dag TIE sun
rises as abcu5 7:15 and sets about 4.3o,
which makes the day almost nine and G.
oas-,er hours ia length. Ihe increase Ia
the length OF the day for tao month VIII Do
fay maautss, and at The months close we
shat h4ye mos, "a heuF oidaylght aooe0
to t5s sho..est Gsy Of Inc gear al the wiz
70. sC'5.!a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31

al. Ia arrangement of tue liver cpra i
t tV-'N'4 Il s'u tske Simmons L.vsr Rqgo,;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31

DIS 80 ,isu's hearty appetite and iucreas so
ass4'sl lake Simmons Liver ,Resnl.t or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31

Simmons Liver Regulator is valuable in
inc nursery. Il is gentle. laxative, sad
harmless
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31

poLC. Last u,,snt 9ss colo
eaa c.ua. 4,,...ao prisoners aud eigat iodS-
CTS o. .a- -,ss Jouse.
Tie Mayo: this morning diepossd o! the
following case:
Moses smith, coorst, for dlsor6eFly coz
due, was tiaeG So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-31

TIE OLD AND New YEAn.- a.. y 90. o,G'G 3Ss
u iliy o., CO., I'll BEGIN chs cusiom of hold
wear iSc{ meetnss si be observed in soma
Jog waco "la .Ioo, cquecaes while many OF
q ne nj ~ the up1 civ VII toll he cid year OFT
g g5, r. inc rev year "a Go-m2'r1@ VII VIII
+ 81 ed cd ~ nsrris Deliaay III this city.
= op Sscss and nd s6veramsus ard city oces
: az 49, Ss a. sd there viii be no meeting
" GU 5G ~ The posLofies vii observe
b,idcy boars. But few Of tbe s.ores d no" VI
egss viii 30 closed til! After the "'' u'0 u
ma aaY.
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FAEIo FoMlYI, the drsms to be produced a.
the Upc.a House Friday night is said to resemble
Monte Cristv in its intensity of scion aud sub
llety Of plot Tho crashing thuadcr OF an earth.
quake aud the erupton OF Mount Ycsuyius are
s.i1 10 DO vcry realistic.
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Fine Saline and Elder
Down Comforts.

MUFFs, FURs, FUR oAPEs In Hare, Coney,
French Seal, Wool, Seal and Astrachan. Muffs in
Hare Coney, Wool, Seal, Astrachan, &c.
CLOAKs, JACKETS, &c.
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For this soatien rain, ea:tsrly winds Sa' y II
a. weather.
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