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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19
WY ANn woMrN or NOTE.


TEm The Ladies' Cycle Club of
London has Ellen Terry as its rrcsi-
t.ut
DAWSON William Dawson. the shoe
maker. astronomer. died recently. sue
cumo.ug to q malady that was d sequel
.ol the -gr.u.
AorNo-B Brigham Iouug's youngest
daughter has announced her intention
oton.er.ug ou lecture tour shortly.
Tier subject viii be MormouiSm
Bi0rtEoN- B'smmck's wife is expert
with the needle, and is famous as "a
clob She is also remarkable for her
simple p.ety and her charities.
GREEN Uncle BILLY Green. the sage
COL. ra.u.a. Il,.. IS the man who taught
Abraham Lincoln grammar. HeiS now
eighty years old. and retails many good
stories OF thc great President
WmT.-A London society paper is
authority for the statement that Mrs.
Horny White. wife of the first Secre-
arv of thc United States Legation, is
the chief prophecies of @ new fad known
us the Society OF Souls.
DOocr Prof. Martin L. dOoge, who
was director of the American school in
Athens aud now tcacherof Greek i'm the
University of Michigan, can lecture as
fueut,y Dob Flemish, Dutch or German as
iu his native language.
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Visible sunply ofGrnin.

CHICAGO, August lS.-The Board Of
as follows Wheat. Is. I5S. 0O6 bushels. de,
crease T.. 900; corn, 10, OG7 900 bushels, de
crease / OBJ. 900: oats, 2.265 900 bushels, de-
crease ll,0OO; rye, $4,000 bushels, in
crease 5000; barley, 355, 900 bushels, de-
crease 81
New YORK, August lS.-Stocks of grain
in store and afoat August l6: Wheat, $50,
7OS bushels; corn, l,2j4, 494 bushels; oats,
1858 bushels; rye, 10000 bushels bar
ley, 10000 bushels; malt, ZIG, 469 bushels
peas, 1886 bushels
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by fire, aud Moondyne will
save them or die. lie reaches them,
but is too late, and ere he can retrace
his steps branch of falling tree
strikes him from his saddle. Into a
swamp he fell and soon the end came.
But before he died his opened eyes
were raised and he looked above him
into the sea and forest of fire. But he
would not accept that. Upward with
the splendid faith of his old manhood,
went the glazing eyes till they rested
firmly on the eternal calmnesS OF the
sky. And as he looked there came to
him a great thought from the deep sky
and held his soul in rapt communion.
"Then the mans head sank peaceful
ly to its couch. the limbs stretched out
for their long rest, and the strong heart
stopped its laborS.
'Moondyne was dead.
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Dysentery, Diarrhoea and Bloody Fiux.

Dysentery, Diarrhoca and bIoouy HUN
No one need fear any serious conse-
Quences from these diseases if Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhpa Remedy
is used promptly as directed. 1t can al
ways be depended upon and when reduced
with water is pleasant TO take. II has
been in use for over eighteen years and
has proved itself to be certain cure for
these diseases, even when in their worst
forms. 1t saves the lives OF many children
each year and is equally etfectual Tor
adults. For sale at y and 80 cents per
bottle by c. Il. Goetze, w. w Irwin, c..
SnLnDrr and John klnri
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-19

HdCluc SlNcS OF ~ ........-. ....' l4-|2
SrArEs-Dul and steady.
RNLRoADS-Dull and without feature;
sales $3.50, 800
STOCKS The money question IS again
more than ever the principal element IN the
making of prices i'm the stock market. Con
siderable disappointment is expressed over
the failure of the Treasury Department to
make some new arrangement whereby
more money may be gotten out of the Treas
urv. but hope still remains that for political
reasons. if no other. there viii be some
move looking to that end in the near future.
The opening was marked by small losses
I'm almost all the active stocks, ana
these were followed by further depression
during the dav. The grangers received the
most attention, with the coal stocks ana
Louisville x Nashville in close attendance
There was very little special feature TO tne
dealings AT any time, and the trading cails
for little comment. The market, under the
strength shown by silver, rallied sHghtly
I'm the last hour and the close was firm at a
SLIGHT Improvement. though still close TO
the lowest prices of the day. Losses OF
importance are Denver X Rio Grand pref:
~ Northwestern -, Canada Pacific and
Canada Southern ] 3 each, Lake Shore rs,
Western Union. Rock Island and Chicago
Gas 1 DER cent. each. Sales l4O, Ia shares.
Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express, MS; American Express
Canada Pacific, 50 Central Pacihc,
33it ; Chesapeake and Ohio, 2Ol3; do; hrst
preferred. 60; do. second preferred, 40;
Chicago and Alton, rs; Chicago, Bur,
lington and Quincy, 1915; Delaware ana
Hudson. 1861 Delaware, Lackawannna ana
Western. 1H5{; Denver and Rio Grande,
10: Erie. POI. do. preferred, 81; tort
WAYNE I54: illinois Central. ~; Lake
shore. 1O7; Michigan Central, 9o'3 MN
neapolis and St. Louis, > f.; do. preferred
pr; Missouri Pacific 7O3. Northern "a
cific. 38s(; do. preferred, -; North
western. 1857. do. preferred, 1872 New
Work Central. 1862; Oregon Transcontl-
mental. 4Gsi; Pacific Mail, a Peoria, De
catur and Evansville, 1872 Pltts6urg, i9''
Pullman Palace Car, pa; Reading, ~
Rock Island. So; St. Louis and san
Francisco %; do. preferred, 81; DO: hrst
nreferred. -; St. Paul, 7ll5; do. preferred
lis. ST. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba
io9i<: St Paul and Omaha, BIZ DO. pre-
ferred. 30: Texas Pacific, 1875; Union "a
cific. 500: United States Express, 'o'
Western Union, S33i.
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PUBLIC SALE
or A
House and Lot on the Island.

DI VIRTUE OF THE WILL OF THE LATE
ID Sarah Harvey. will. ON THURSDAY, the
nth DAY OF AUGUST, 1880. at 10 o'clock 20. m.,
of said day. offer for sale before the Court
House door OF the Court House Of Ohio county.
ia the City OF Wheeling the following valuable
piece OF property living and being on Wheeling
Island I'm the said city to-wit: The west % feet
Of lot number four. in Zane, Island addition.
as laid out by henry Moore, fronting 80 feet 90
the north side ~ Zane street. and running back
l23 feet 90 am alley.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc- of the purchase
money i'm cash. and the residue In two equal
payments of six and twelve months. with in
ieresf from the day Of sale. the deferred pay
mcnts 10 bee secured 10y lien retained upon the
property. The title is believed 10 be uneNccp-
tionablc. r. II. GILLESPN,
Administrator with the will annexed OF Sarah
Harvey deceased.
WILLIAM II. llALLER, Auctioncer
WHITE a ALLEN.
jyl7,2L3l&au7H Attorneys.
The above sale is adjourned until SATUR-
DAY, AUGUST I'D, 1890 at same hour and
place. WHITE n ALLEN,
nu15f Attorneys
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Wheeling Island,

Three Room Frame House on S. Huron street,
pantry and cellar, lot 3OAl9O icet, bargain for
sl9OO.
No. 80 Zane street, 10 rooms. lot 4syl9o feet,
$500
Five Room Frame House northeast corner Mary
land and y. York street.
No l37 $. Broadway. Z room house
Six Room Frame House on y Front street.
No ~ New Jersey ST., 6 rooms. Frame House.
Three Frame Houses, southwest corner Zane
and Broadway.
No. II Maryland st Z rooms, lot 6OxiSO.
Lots on South Penn street.
Lots on South Elm street.
Fine Lot on y. Front street. JOxli3 feet, 81 200
No. 10 :. broadway, lot 9OxlsO feet
ALSO
No 2sl7 EoG street, rooms. stable ia rear
s2GUJ
No. 6l7 Main street, S rooms. brick Look at
IT, $500.
No. 1910 Byron street. Brick six rooms
no. - Eleventh street Brick. six rooms.
No. 2r5S ChaPline ST. six rooms and store room.
40. 80 Twelfth ST, rooms. lot GOyl9O feet
Nos l33 aud 1921 Sixteenth ST. lot 3Oxle0
RlNEHART AZ TATUM.
jy2sh 1874 Market Street.
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Tor Bent.

DOR RENT-THAT ELEGANT STORE
II room No. 1888 west side Main street. lately
occupied the Office OF the c., l.. Il W. X, r. Co.
Terms reasonable. Possession given at once
Inquire Of NJ. REILLY. 1909 Main Sc. jel0e&dh
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Nation after nation has made war
AGAINST tho Jews. always iu cowardly
and tyrauuicai form. but the race flour
f-hc- more than ever.
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sunday school Teacher lin Ken
tgckvI-Johuuy, how did the forbidden
fruit cause the fall of man?
johnny They made itiutor brandy.
~. D. Herald
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WHEELING DAILY REGISTER TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1890
LIVE STOCK.

bushels, rye 800 bushels. Shipments
Wheat, G4,0O0 bushels; corn, IS, 400 bushels
oats, 900 bushels; rye, GOO bushels
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FOR MENTAL DEPRESSION

10 W|T0T"T" = ~" T ~ I-'''-'7-
Dr. I-C. \. Turner. ColtaN, la., says I'll
lra very much pleased with 10 in mental de-
precision from gastric troubles
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FOR SALE.
Two School Houses For Sale.

HOUSE No. IA two.story frame building,
containing four school rooms and hall, together
with three stoves with natural gas attachments.
HOUSE No. "A one-stOry frame building,
containing one school room and one stove rs
above
Both OF the above buildings are situated on
the school grounds in Madison District Qsland.)
Sealed bids TO be left with VIM. Ellingham.
Chairman OF the Committee on Buildings aud
Grounds, until August 10Th. at NOON.
Purchaser must remove buildings before Sep
TENDER LIST. Terms-CAsH.
WIN. ELLINGIAM.
Chair. Com. ON Buildings and Grounds.
aufc.f1n
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L. A. ROLF&CO.
REAL ESTATE AND MONEY TO LOAN.

500 Buys Lot 30Nl2O, east front. ON South
Huron. cheap at $50. Must have all cash at
once.
$50 Bays Lot 2jXll2. east front. on North
Wabash, IN Gilchrst addition. VIII double in
value ina "a short lime. OK easy terms.
$3.50 Buys Lot line corner, 3gNlO on South
York street. business property; on easy terms
s25 Buys Brick House OF six rooms, lot
JNl9O, on South Huron street, worth 1890. All
cash M once; look 10 up.
5000 Buys House Of five rooms, Lot 25Ni2i. in
good repair fine location for "a home. ON South
Broadway, east front; on easy terms
Ten Room Brick House. corner Of Broadway
and Zane streets. Lot 41Xl2O; will make nice
home: on easy terms.
Lot 67X3jO on North Front street az "a bargain.
Look Is up.
Building lots for sale in all parts Of tho city
and out the National Pike Call and get full
particulars. l.. A. ROLF & CO.,
No 1874 Market Street.
TELEPHONE 56 nui2w
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2lll]teliu9 Register
Orauelcrs 05uior.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
a \ OF EXPLANATION or REFER
FNcE MARKS. snlily. SUNDAY excepted. tMon-
day excepted. sSuDday excepted. saturday
excepted saturday only SUNDAY ouly-s3
Meridian Nav o. iSQO Wheeling time which
d. oue hour earlier than Central Time.
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CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.
PENNSYLVANIA lines.
From RridReport Station.

Trains via the Cleveland and Pittsturg Rail.
road leave Bridgeport Tor Pittsburg. Chicago
and Cleveland, $50 "a. m For Pit-shurg lJ.E
a. m. For Chicago and Cleveland. 100 g. pa.
For Pittsburg and New York, ,. 81 p. m. For
Steubenville, S:S3 a. IN.
Trains arrive at Bridgeport az Z re %. M. 1872
a. M, u: 10 p. m, 4:5 p. m. and % p. m.
On Saturdays only-FOr East Liverpool. 6.l4
p. n; from East Liverpool n II %. m.
FROM WHEELING STATION
Trains vim She Pittsburg. Cincinnati and ST.
Louis Railway, Panhandle Route. leave Wheel.
$40 q. M l2:25 p. m, 3.2O p. m. and so %. r.
For Columbus Cincinnati, indianapolis and ST.
Louis 500 n. m. and 3. 40 p. m Fog C0lumbu,
and Chicago, l2:a5 p. m. Trains arrive az Wheel
ing at $50 a. IN, 1000 %. m, 2:i5 p m and s.Sl
p. NJ Trains leaving 40 $50 Co. M and arriving
at $50 p m. run solid between Wheeling and
Pittsburg. All trains daily except sunday
r.fn
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PETROLEUM.

New York, August 1S.-Petroleum
opened steady at 9l2i c for spot and 93c for
September option. The spot market was
dun all day. September option fell TO 92c,
but rallied later and closed steady at 92l SC.
Stock Exchange opening at 9l&c; highest,
9l%c; lowest, 9l3ic; closing at 9lisc. Sales,
G3, 900 barrels
OIL CITY, August 1S.-Petroleum opened
at 93l.c; highest 93lsc; lowest 923. C; closed
at 9215c. Sales, l05, 600 barrels; charters,
y SOS barrels; shipments, 1864 barrels
runs, S9,G9l barrels. Lima oil opened at
- Sc; highest 42%1c; lowest 39lIc; closed
at 40i5c.
P1TTsBURG, August lS.-Petroleum, dull
but steady for Pennsylvania oil; opened at
93c closed at 92isc; highest g3c; lowest
92a4c. Lima oil opened at 42llc; closed at
40 c; highest ~ &C.; lowest $3.50.
BRApFoRD, Pa, August lS.-Petroleum
opened at 93c; closed at 924c; highest
93c; lowest 934c; clearances 1910 bar
rels
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Real Estate For Sale.

sS25 VIII hay Lot on South Jacob street.
Call at once
800 VIII buy Lot on Wood street. Now is the
time 10 invest
s,}25 win buy a Lot on Erie street. This is
Your opportunity.
$3.50 VIII buy an Eight-rOomed Frame House
This is a rare bargain.
FOR RENT.
An elegant siX-roomed house within three
minutes walk OF Postoilice All convcnences.
MONEY TO LOAN.
GEO. j. MATHISON,
1910 Chapline Street
Telephone lO7. aul6
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Enr Sale.
DARN FOR SALE.

4 Good Rich Farm Of near 100 acres. one mile
well watered and fenced and nearly all set IN
grass. Will be sold entire o. divided. For par
ticulars call on WIN. HUNTSMAN. on the prem
ises. Posto1ce address. Maynard. Ohi-: or, W.
NJ. CATTELL, at Exchange Bank, Martins Ferry,
Ohio. aulieagq
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at las Per ent-Governments
Dull and Stcady-Stocks Lower-Flour
Steady and Unchanged Wheat Lower
NEW York, August 1S.-MOney on
call tight ranging from / to per cent;
last loan at per cent; closed offered at u
per cent: prime mercantile paper higher;
Sterling exchange quiet and steady al
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Metal Market.

NEW YORK, August lS.-Pig iron strong.
Copper neglected; Lake Sl6.S5. Lead,
strong; domestic 4Gj. Tin, dull; Staights,
S2llO.
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EIOIR,

CHRISTIAN BROS GROWN" BRASD
Muneapoli, Patent
TAYLORS PATENT and BEST" Family
WILLIAMS CHOICE OHIO FAMILY.
And many other choice brands ~ Family Hour
To stock and continually receiving.
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", 7. 4 IS. DIV I0IUN.
For Pittsburg, $40 and 7:2J a. m. and go p.
m, daily, and l:i0 p. 10, daily, except SUNDAY;
and 200 p. H., Sunday only.
Washington Accommodation, $50 p. ln., eG
cept Sunday.
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UoasAed Coffees.

"AIaroma." "Atblckle's." Lion" aud iny
own roast OF "Oi' Woman, Horse Head, auc
loose roast
IT. sole Agent for tle Celebrated Dupont
Powder Mills. full supply Of Rifle Blast
ing and Sporting Powder 90 every Kind constant
y n magazine order. solicited from dealer.
only. Also Patent Hemp, Cotton. mud Nnter
Pro, Safety Fuse. mlh
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TELEPHONE 800
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PERsONAI..

Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. WILDER, of Oneonta,
N. Y, are stopping at the Snoqualmie. Mr..
WILDER is one of the heaviest hop buyers in
New York state, and he is operating largely
in hops here.
Mr.. Il. A. Knapp. OF New York, mana
ger of the Germania Opera Company. is
IN the city making arrangements for the
appearance of his company here.
Mr.. Viii ID. Jenkins, of Whatcom, super
visor OF the census for Western Washing
ton, is in the city, stopping at the Airing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hebron have re-
turned to the city from their wedding trip
and are at the Rainier.
The Rev. r. J. WeeKes and family, of
San Juan, are stopping at the Snoqualmie.
Mr.. r. l.. Knopf. of Dresden, Germany,
is among the guests at the Rainier.
Mr.. f. Nee. Brown. of Brunswick, Ca,
is registered at the Snoqualmie.
Mr.. ard Mrs. William d. O'Toole, of
Skagit river, are at the Dil;er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cannon, of Helena,
Mont, are at the Arlington.
Mr.. James NJ. Ashton, of Tacoma, is at
the Rainier.
Mr.. III. A. Barton, of London, is at the
Rainier.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Nelson w. Greenman and Frank Sissel the
latter an Austrian, had quarrel at Eureka Cal
Saturday morning, during which Greenman was
struck with piece of iron. Sometime after.
ward Greenman oarrowed q revolver and re-
newed the quarrel, firing three shots at Sissel all
of which took effect Sissel died in few min.
utes. Greenman was arrested.
A tree cut down by Chinese came thunderipp
down the mouutain-side near Nevada CITY. and
precipitated three wagons, eight horses and a
driver over bank to the river, 200 feet below
The wagons were wrecked aud two horses
killed, and the man escaped injury almost mi
racuiously.
Rev. c. NJ. lockwood, pastor Of the First Ban
list church OF Cincinnati, was nominated by the
Prohibiuonisis for secretary of state and the
advisory board OF the church az once requested
him n resign, but a majority of the members of
his dock protest. and the disagreement grows
All day Saturday the sea ran high a. Asbury
Park. \. Y. The surf reached under he bath
ing houses at the foot of Second avenue. ton-
ping them over into the water The electric
hight poles were torn down and the board walk
destroyed.
A revolving case of cruelty was discovered
near Franklin, Pa, father having his crazy
son chained in q room in the farmhouse the
unfortunate showing every mark of neglect ana
abuse. Authorities took up the case
Little Paul Worsley, the 4-year-old son of B.
worsley. of Astoria, was fatally burned. Chill.
dren were building bonfire in the yard. ana
Paul attempted TO assist with can of coal oil.
when his clothing csughtire.
The steamship Abyssinis sailed Friday night
from Victoria for China and Japan. The cargo
consisted of i.72s tons of freight principally
-four and cotton. She also carried thirty sir
passengers and 1I6 Chinese
The Rhine has overlooked its banks in the
Veraselberg district The villages of Albsch.
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BREvIrIES.

Notwithstanding the cherries weather
of Yesterday big audience greeted the
Elliotts and the japanese troupe in their
closing performances at Cort's Lake Wash
ington Casino. The entertainment was
pleasing in every particular.
The Irish-American Republican Club
will meet this evening in Justice Rivers
courtroom on Yesler avenue at D. m. p.
p. Carroll and other speakers will address
the meeting.
Mayor White has requested that all OF
the councilmen be in the city next Thurs
day, when the water bond question comes
ap in the superior court.
The Seattle Rod and Gun Club will give
a practice shoot at Hardy Il Halls shoot
ing grounds this afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
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Ferbidding the Bans.



IL is told of a certain Congressman who
is noted for his wit and repartee that when
lad at q boarding-school he passed
through the dining-room one day and dis
covered luscious bunch of grapes upon
the table. Thinking himself unobserved.
be held up tue fruit. ana said aloud:
Il proclaim the bans between this bunch
OF grapes and my mouth. ANY one know
ing of any reason why this union should
not take place must speak at once or for
ever after hold his peace"
No objection being offered the ''unionp
took place, and the boy went on his way.
When be returned to the schooiroom the
master called him to his desk. Raising a
rod aiott, the teacher s0emnly said.
Il proclaim The bans between this rod
and Thomas J. S back. ANY one knowing
why this union should not take place must
speak at once, or forever after hold his
peace"
Il forbid the bans" said Thomas.
quickly.
For what reason ?" demanded the irate
Schooimasser.
Parties fail to agree" was the quick re-
tori
withdraw the bans aud you may take
your seat, said the teacher, and Tom did
so amid the subdaed applause and admira-
ton of all his friends.
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KNOCKED our IN 7HE EIGHTH.
Tommy Danforth Defeats Freddy Bren-
nan I'm Arkansas.

At8GtOftn DtIcdIB hSo0y DEcn-
nan I'm Arkansas.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Aug. 3l.-Tommy Dam
forth. OF Streator. H.. and "Reddy" Bren-
nan, Of Memphis, fought a finish fight to-
day, with two-ounce gloves for purse of
50. 500 at Mound City, Ark.
The men entered the ring weighing 12S
pounds each. Brennan looked like race
horse, not having an ounce OF superfiuous
flesh, while Danforth looked heavy and
fat. and il was evident he lacked training.
Eight rounds were fought, and although
Danforth seemed the more scientific man,
yet Brennan secured the first knock down
in the first round. and first blood in the
second. The Memphis man fought eau
tiousiy and on the defensive up to the last
round, evidently saving himself and try
ing to wind his opponent, and receiving
punishment from Danforth's heavy fist.
which he took quietly and with great en-
durance.
In the eighth and final round "Reddy''
made rush for DanforIh, dealing him a
terrible right-hand upper cut over the left
eye, following it up with a heavy blow
on the neck. which laid the Streato1
lightweight out.
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they had no chance to win except through
errors. The home club scored one IN the
second inning and just saved their bacon
from shut-ouf. PARROT pitched good
game and kept the great sluggers down.
The mighty Ward and Home-run Turner"
were both famed out several times IN
breezy way. to the great amusement OF the
crowd. Borchers put up magnificent ball
and pitched the best game seen here this
season. The score:
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bicycle Rscords Broken.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-Frank E. Spooner,
champion long-distance bicyclist. yesterday
broke the twenty-four hour riding record.
Toe number of miles ridden in twenty
hours and fifty minutes actual riding
time being 302. against $50 made by Myers
two years ago.
PROVIDENCE. r. L., Aug BIN the
bicycle race yesterday Z. Lumsden broke
the quarter-mile worlds record, making it
in SO 3-5. the former record being Rowe's
time of IS 1-5
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Following is the Walla Walla's passenger
list for San Francisco:
J. p. Fowler, VIM. Chislet E. J. Phillips and
wife, Mrs. S. NJ. Goss, Z. BROOKS, Miss Wolfe, ].
Comstock. NJ. F. Piagemsnn, Miss Blsnchette,
Mrs. A. p. Briggs and two children, J. w. Ryan,
]. Hunaker, Mrs. A. Van Voorhees,, Mrs t. H.
Campbell and child, r. Z. Cowan, II. Milliken
and wife, J. D. Pratt, H. P. Hammond, Miss
Plunkett, Mrs. w. Meers and son, Il. +. Bo-
gardus, Mrs. J. f. Doloff, Mrs. E. NJ. French, F.
J. Linscott. J. F. Sweeney, Miss L. Hitabidel, NJ.
H. Peters, w. H. Peters, W. J. Winner, Mrs.
Ionisa Cade ] T. Diff
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-01

Earned runs-Seattle l, Tacoma2
Two-base hits-Snyder. Msnnssssu.
Three base hit-Fuller.
Home run--Reidy.
stolen bases-L Camp Earle. Van Zandt.
Double play-Flaherty to Smith.
Bases on balls-By France . Mccormick 1.
darch I.
Struck out-By France s. Mccormick !,
March 4
Passed balls-Snyder l.
Wild pitches-McCormick 2
Time OF game-l hour 20 minutes
Umpire-Ben Young
Ecorer--Baxter.