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k15yaJ. WILLIAM LEE
Successor 10 Henry Lees Sonsl,
UNDERTAKEN.
332 PA. AVE. ". W,
South Side.
Branch once, i9s Maryland ave. s.w.

f19g-DR WHITE, CHIROPODIsT,
lii6 PenHa. ave, opposite WIllard's Hotel
Thousands from far and near visit Dr. White
for relief from and avoidance of Corus, bum
ions, diseased nails and all other foot
troubles. Hours 3 a. M. 10 q p. M sun
days, o 20 ~. Established 1851. Fee si.
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LfgTsTasaH 4ltT ~ aal1 for 1tssg 1F
Asa 4 erH I0r 1as iIatrti0ls 81 -H.s ~ tr.s.
HANDsgNE FURNISHED ROOMS. En-
HI suite .r uE.er an tla Elea.uEl am. al
E.t 80 D. 3 overlooking Mcpherson 81 -ara-
EUR EENT-TW0 FURNISHED ROOMS.
L suitable .ll gentlemen 30 rs 4 81 Q 4.
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Church OF CongregatIonaIists.

LONDON, July 1.-THE Rev. DR..
Dale has accepted the presidency Of the
International Council Of Congregation.
alists, which viii meet In July. 1891.
Rev DR. Storrs OF Brooklyn will preach
the inaugural sermon.
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n s HQNDT, CQMR or DEEDs FOB All
~. sla-ss 4na Territories. ais - sTgr CPD.
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TRAGIC ENDING TO A HONEYMOON

A Jealous Husband Kills His Bride Of
FiEe Weeks.
BALTIMORE, MD, July l7-About
1870 p. m. to-day Martin Houck Of
937 West Lombard street, shot and
killed his young wife. They had only
been married five weeks jealousy
was the cause. Houek escaped.
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

81 Pos rLUE RATES OBJ any further .llaal1a.
ugu desired write .e-.tIyr q. rlg undersigned
clearly stating your residence, With state.
County Street and NlIrar More rapid re-
turn Uall delivery VIII be- assured 1g FaHg
.rc.gs.u- an envelope bearing yggr fgII aa-
dress
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DROpOsALS FOR FURNISHING PAVING
I ana arch brick lar the District OF
Columbia. -u0Ice of the Commis- toner's,
prorossIs Viii bc receiyed at tfis once
until TUESDAY, July %, 1900. fot
furnishing paving and arch brick lar
The District Of columbia. Blank forms
he obtained at this Office uu5n appi
cation therefor. together with lll necessary
iniormaiion, and only bids up9n these forms
will be considered. Tho right is reserved tH
reject any and an bids or parts of bids. j.
W. DOUGLASS, T.. O. HINE, Il VI. ROBERT
Commissioners ID. @. iyi6it
TNRFAsUBY DEPARTMENT. WASHING.
4 ton, ID. G.. Julv 9. 1e.O-SeaIel proposals
viii be received at the Office Of the super
Washington. y. g., until O'Clock b m on
the 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1890 for furnishing
and delivering drafting materials for the
above named office during thehseaI year end
ing june 30, 1891, iu accordance withthc sueci.
dcatlOu and schedu o., which may be obtained
tn application a this Office Each bid must
be ACCOMPANIED by q certified check for SO
drawn 90 the order Of the Treasurer of the
United states s. q guaranty for the satisfac-
tory fulhllmeut of the order and the delivery
OF the materials The Department viii re-
ieCt ON bids received after the time fixed FOR
opening the same; also ali bids which do not
comply strictly with all the requirements Of
this invitation Proposals must be inclosel
in envelopes, sealed and indorsed Proposal
for Furnishing and Delivering Drafting Mate
rials for Office OF Supervising Architect,
treasury Department washington. y. c.
aud addressed 20 JAMES n. WTNDRlN
Supervising Architect. iyseol,6t
DEOpOSALS FOR OFFICE OFTHE
4 Con missiouers Of the District OF Colum
bia, Washington, July 10, 1sq0.-Sealed 'urO-
pOsals Will be received at the Office OF the
Commlssioners Of the District Of columbia
until ~ O'Clock m. on SATURDAY, JULY 10,
1880. for furnishing the various branches OF
The District Government with hard coal and
wood during the fiscal year ending June 30,
1891. Blank forms Of proposal, together with
all Information, can be obtained upon appli
cation az Room %, District Building, ist 70. n.
w, between B and g sts The right Is re-
served 20 reject any and all bids OF parts
Of bids. ! W. DOUGLASS, President Board
Of Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia,
iy1f.Gt
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Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt
las returned % the ciry from bis Long
Island residence looking well after bis
vacation
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Opposing Prof soley's oonnrr

Opposing Prof soley's Confirmation.
A strong effort is making to defeat
the confirmation Of the nomination Of
Professor Soley TO be Assistant Secre.
tary Of the Navy. This Is IN
part revival of the old strife
between the line and the staif
Of the Navy The nomination
win be opposed on the ground that the
law provided that the appointmnte
should be made from civil life. and that
the spirit Of the law was violated when
Mr. Soley resigned his commission ia
the Navy for the purpose Of accepting
the appointment.
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"a 2 ana ll q. bI-ll 3 Court p ~ aa
LOANS.
mn sums tO suit az per cent.
T1e above 's only portion 81 the prUnarrF
on my books. For fu.I IIsI Call aE once .lr
bulletin, issued On he Isl aud 18Th
r = WAC HAMAN
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs
FOR SALE AND RENT.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
IL BY
THOMAS z. WAGGAMAN, on F street..
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
ssTORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
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Ayers SarsapariIIa,

PREPARED BT
Dr. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price 81; Elk bottles, s5. Worth s5 a bottle.
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LEAVING ITALY
NEARLY 100000 PERSONS EMIGRATED
LAST YEAR.
Transferring London Police OmciaIs-
Baron wissman win Bemain IN
Africa-The Annual MIL
tary Maneuvres.

LONDON, July 11-The emigration
statistics for the year 1889. issued by
The italian Government, show an In
crease in the number Of departures
from Italy so large as to cause much
uneasiness in regard to the country's s
available material for military aucmen-
tation in the event Of an emergency de.
manding a large addition to the army.
The returns just published show
that during the period mentioned nearly
17j,O00 Italians sought homes in other
countries OF this number IS, 600 emil
grated to the Argentine Republic. 33 900
to Brazil and $4,000 TO the United States,
the remainder going chiefly to England.
THE LONDON POLICE TROUBLE.
As a result Of the recent trouble IN the
London police department sixteen in
speCtOrs have been transferred from the
posts they have held for several years
10 localities In each case as distant as
possible from their former stations.
Although no reason is given for these
transfers, Il is pretty generally believed
that the inspectors were In active sym
pathy with the disallected men and adj.
vised them more or less IN the course
they pursued.
Although Commissioner Bradford Is
admittedly unpopular with his suborii-
Mates he has certainly elevated himself
very high In public estimation by his
prompt and effective action in dealing
with the disconnected element in the
force, which has resulted in the restora.
ton of order and discipline and in.
creased efficiency.
wIssMAN WILL NOT RESIGN.
Baron Wissman has reconsidered his
determination to resign his position as
German Imperial Commissioner In
Africa, and will remain in the colonial
service for the present 1t Is under
stood that Lieutenant Baron Craven
reuth will continue as Acting Commits.
stoner, and Wissman will remain I'm
Berlin to assist in the reorganization of
The German system in Africa on an en-
tirely new basis, the changes being de-
manded by the large increase Of terri.
tory through the Anglo German agree.
ment.
KALNoRY TO MEET CApRrv1.
Count Kalnoky has entirely recov.
cred from his recent illness, and will ac-
company Emperor Francis Joseph on
the latier's visit 10 Germany to attend
the annual military manWuvres. Al.
though Count Kalnoky goes ostensihly
as a travelling companion of the Em.
peror, Il Is understood that the real ob.
tect Of his trip Is to meet Chancellor
Won Caprivi, with whom a conference
on that occasion has already been ar.
ranged.
CAsATG AND STANLEY.
II Is the subject OF much comment In
Rome that Captnln CnsnI slncn hls mn.
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TavorInr the o. a. M.

Mr. Cullom to. day introduced in the
Senate bill granting leave Of absence,
without charge, TO members Of the G..
A. II. 10 attend the annual Encamp-
mCnt.
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II Is the subject Of much comment In
Rome that Captain Casad since his ar.
rival In Italy has had nothing further
TO say concerning his rather profuse
censure Of Stanley In which ne INDUCED
some time eco.
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ta- CHARTERED ny CONGRESS 1878.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
on TACurNGTp,J N ~

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, s335tOO has
never contested a loss by FIRE. but always
makes promrt and liberal adjustments Dr.
Daniel IL. Clarke, pres't: George f. Lemon,
viCe-pres't; Charles s Bradley, treas. /. Fen
wick Young, sec'y; win 7. Boteler, asst
FeC'y, Iu1Iam
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Hot ana siu q heating TO keep cool
aEink kQtsIt fCIuers Vienna Cabinet
Beer
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HB- FORsBERG & MURRAY.
- Agents Ia Washington for
TIE WHITTIER ELEVATOR
or Boston.
ZOE RENT-HnusEs.
EOR REST-USFURNIsHED-

AdUfFftseIasHEs dHafr Ests Rad, f1fr Iiass o.
isss, 5 csAts f0T 0Es Insertion. 50 ssHts for tirss.
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Isl5 street nembsE sF Wa-HiugtoB
stoek Exchange, AH I0eaI stgeEs
and securities bougnl and saIL
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wANTED-HELP.


Adrrtismsnts "a Vndsr me Aeqd, .f0ur ljass OF
sss 2 ecNfs for enc tnsertiOn' 80 esHH for three.
VX1ANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR GEN
w eral housework in small family,
man, wife and boy years old; German pre-
ferred; TO the right party a pleasant home
and good wages assured. Apply at No. 1908
o 81 ".
JITANTED-BY A GOOD COLORED LAUN.
w dress, washing and ironing to do az
home reierences given. Apply 1919 II av.
A N ABLE ADVERTISING, INSURANCE,
~ safe, Lightning.rud- OF Book Agent, or
Reporter, OF great savoir faire, for literary
work; Large salary Write London q Hart.
wANTED-MIsCELLANEOUs.
Adrgusenenu vnasr Ns Asad, r0pr Hnss or
''ss 70 ef''s tor one tserion' 50 cent? Jor hrse'
A FEw DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
steam power, good elevator service and arst.
class ianItorshIp, IN the POST BUILDING,
for rent at low rates to Grstclass tenants.
Apply TO sTILsoN HUTCHINs, oB Post
Building, OF FRANK MAGUIRE, superln
tendeut.
PERSONAL.
ANltIftftfNtfiif WNufF Nfta hfn0, J01ff ktEff 0T
Iess % csnh f0r one issrfiOHs. 50 cent f5r Gsres.
Now Is THE TIME. WE WILL PAY
~ "bie money for gents hrst-class sec
ond.hand clothing. Address or call az
jusTns OLD STAND. 6io D st.n.w.
TOR sALE-HoUsEs.
AduertissiHsHu uDdsr NJ head, hglT liHss on
kss, - cent? f0F oHs tassriion; 20 cents FOR three,
EOR SALE--A BARGAIN IF SOLD AT
E once; e-story and basement brick house;
srooms and bath; all mod imps; situated al
Nc, 80 ] u "; price $500; terms oue.thlrd
cash, balance ], and 3 years. Apply
70 FRANCIS HUFTY. 1901 F % W. fe3790
E'OR sALE-IN ALEXANDRIA, GROOM
E frame house, Just finishing; nydraut IN
yard; lot ltXiih; snug home: price, $500 An
ply 10 ROBERT j.. THOMAS, Room No. 2, 6i8
18th 50.
E'OR sALE-THREE or THE CHEAPEST
IL houses IN Washington, 100, i08 and no
llth - p e. two-stOry and basement brown
stone trimmingsi rooms and bath; electric
bells and gas; price, s., 500 each, SEQ cash
balance 10 suit or trade for good lots.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-06-28
hining Application No $40.
lsE.. 70. Publication ia Newspaper,
u. s. LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEv.(
Enrnkn. NeYndn. MnY d. 1890

US. LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEv.(
Eureka, Nevada, May u, 1890
AlOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
address is Elko, Nevada, has this dry filed
his application for patent for One Thou
sand Four Hundred Sixty linear feet of the
silver with surface ground Six Hundred feet
in width, situated in Railroad Mining Dis
trict, County of Elko. and State of Nevada.
and designated by the fieidtnotes and official
plat in this office as Lot No 49, Said Lot No
~ being described as follows, to wit: Begin
ming at post marked No 5 No 10, situ-
whence U S Mineral Monument No on the
summit Of Bunker Hill bears 81 deg 10 min
W 2j2l feet y Mineral Monument MOI OH
Red Bird Hill bears \ 70 deg o6 min " 2ss
Lode bears S IS deg Al min pa feet, post
No2 U y No 30 on Standing Elk Lode bears
% deg "a min W 467 feet, post No U s No
AZ on Tripoli Lode bears South 2IO feet, Trip
oil East shaft bears s 20 deg 357 feet, and
Tripoli East Tunnel No bears d deg IS min
IT'S feet Thence, South 146O feet to post
marked No 2 u ) s No 40 whence post No
US S No 81 on the Hoffman Lode bears 73
deg 30 min w 20S.6 feet, post No . L S S No AZ
on Sky Blue Lode bears North IS deg or min
" 5iS feet, and post No2U S No 48on Trip
oil Lode bears north 22l feet. Thence East
600 feet to a post marked MOB USS No 40.
Thence North 1850 feet TO post marked No
marked No U $ o 40, the place of begin
ming, containing POLL acres. This claim is
for 1I60 linear feet of the Tripoli East Lode,
but excludes the following portions of a pre-
vious survey from its surface ground. EX-
clusion favor of Sky Blue Survey No AZ. Be-
ginning Mt post No s No 10 and running
thence North 3e.7 feet; thence ) IS deg 06 min
y 1913 feet thence West 1914 # to the place of
beginning, containing .03 acres OF u S No
~ OH Sky Blue Lode, Area of S No 40 on
Tripcli East Lode, 20.11 acres; area in con-
hict with U s 8 No ~ on Sky Blue Lode, .03
acres; remaining area of L S No 40 on Trip
oil East Lode, 20.OS acres. Distances chained
and courses expressed from the true meridi-
an with Il magnetic variation Ii deg 53 min
East. THE Location Notice of this mine is
recorded I'm the Mining Recorders Office of
RnilrOnd Mining District in Book +, page 81
OF the Mining Records of said District. The
adjoining claims are: On the west, the pat
ented claim, Tripoli; and on the southwest,
the patented claim, Sky Blue Any and all
persons claiming adversely any portion of
said Tripoli East mine or surface ground, are
required to file their adverse claims with the
Register of the United States Land Office at
Eureka, in the State of Nevada, during the
sixty days period of publication hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue of the provis-
IONS of the Statute.
d. H. HALL,
Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing No
tce of Application for Patent he published
for period of sixty days or ten consecutive
weeks In the ELKo INDEPENDENT, IL daily
newspaper published in Elko Nevada.
ID. II. HALL, Register.
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the True Meridian Magnetic Variation, l6deg
S min East. The Location Notice of this
mine Is recorded I'm the Recorders Office Of
Railroad Mining District, in Book K, page
go Of the records of said Mining District The
Sky Blue; OH the South, the Mounted Ledge;
aic on the west the Bullion and the Web
Foot. Any and all persons claiming ad verse-
~ any portion of said Cleveland Mine or
surface ground, ere required to file their adj
verse claims with the register of the United
States Land Office at Eureka, in the State of
Nevada, during the sixty days Period OF pub
tue Of the provisions Of the Statute.
ID. II. HALL,
Register.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing No
ticc of Application for Patent be published
for Il period of sixty days, or ten consecutive
weeks, In the ELKo INDEPENDENT, a daily
new: paper published in Elko, Nevada.
d. H. HALL, Register.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-06-28
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEVADA }
Junn 1SCn

LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEVADA
June 20, 1850.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ iollowing-iamed settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make final proof in sup
port OF his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the District Court of Nevada,
at ElSo, Nevada, OH MONDAY, AUGUST 4,
1890, Vh:-IIomestead Application No. 225,
JOHN KR1ENKE, for the Ek ofsEL Sec
"a Township BAN of r 60 e, MDM.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, aid cultiya.
ton OF, said land, viz:
Kennedy, of Ruby Valley.
Woolyerton, of Ruby Valley.
Nv Health, of Ruby Valley.
Hays, Of Arthur, Nevada.
ID. II. HALL,
Register.
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Also against Albert II. King ct al. !,
linquent on Seventh street, $2S6.50.

Also against AlDert6t. Ming Ell al, de-
linquent on Seventh street, s2s6.5o.
NEW SUITS FILED.
John Burns yesterday filed . suit in the
superior court. invoking that tribunal TO
GUST Alex Mcpherson, tenant. from his
farm on the Duwamish river, on the
grounds Of the expiration of lease.
Evan /. Cohn yesterday filed in the SUI
perior court a complaint against Pauline A.
Knox and L. Z. Roberts, praying for me-
chanic's lien in the sum OF 1854 on house
erected by plaintiff on corner of Depot and
Howard streets.
r. j. Houston, in a complaint filed in the
superior court yesterday, alleges W. p.
McElwain, defendant, on the 30th of last
month secretly and without plaintiffs con-
sent, disposed of a law library valued at
$5i3 10 in which both parties held equal
shares. The plaintiff prays for judgment
for $500
w. s. Laid yesterday brought suit
agaius. Dunham d Collins. in the superior
court, praying for a judgment against de-
PENDANT for s2,oo, and for the appoint
ment of receiver. The plaintiff holds
promissory note for 5000 made by de-
PENDANT and chattei mortgage on three
pile drivers aud hosting engines.
Newcastle lodge. No. &. /. o. o. f., yes
terday brought suit against the city of Seat
tie 10 recover $500 on city warrants. dated
May 3, 1854. issued for the Improvement of
Fourth street to William Horkins. who
aiterward sold them TO the plaintiff.
The case of William A. Moore VS.. George
j. Rossman and j. w. Mcdonald. tried
before Justice Rivers last March, where q
Judgment for plaintiff in the sum of SOL
was found. has been appealed to the supe-
rior court by the defendants. The suit was
fer s7l, q balance claimed on boom of
logs.
ADMITTED 10 THE BAR.
Maynard r. Hard. holding certificate
from the supreme court OF the state of Me-
braska, was admitted TO the bar of the su-
periof court By Judge Lichtenberg yester-
day upon motion of L G. Turner.
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snrrsros couRr-srnArrox. !,

SUPERIOR coURr-SfkArfox, j.
Monday. Nay Edgar n Austin vs. Frank
Elliott: II. Douglas VS. Nelson Turner.
TUESDAY. May Isl. d. Lowman W D. w.
West ct Al: J. d. Lowman vs.. D. Stoves ct al: j.
D. Lowmsn Va D. ". West ct Al; J. d. Lowman
vs.. d. Ssevcs ct al: J. d. Lowman VS.. D. Stoves
ct al: J. D. Lowman to d. Seeves. ct a.
Wednesday, May I.-Charles osisrd VS.. Har-
rington & Smith: J. A. Hatfield va w. r. Gall
flor.
Thursday, May 15--Dsvid Kaufman VS.. Hiram
c. Mclaughlin: David Kaufman vs. Hiram C.
Mclaughlin; August Braur vs.. J. A. Gould;
Peter Olsen Va ]. A. Gould.
Friday, May 1e-oregon Improvement Com
pany Va Huron Lumber Company: the condem-
nation for extension of Second street; N. c.
Quinn VS. James Braid
SUPERIOR coURT-LIcHrENBEES,J ].
Monday, May I'D. w. Davies W J. D. Lloyd
etal.
Tuesday. May ls.-Thomas A. Spencer Va. W.
Il Leweliyn; Hiram w. Conery w. w. II.
Llewellyn.
Wednesday, May I4-w. c. Hill Va James
McGillet q al; Ruel Robinson vs. d. II. Black
man.
Thursday. Nay I'D. h. Baxter vs. City OF
Seattle; Madden & kannies VS.. J. H. Byckman;
West Coast Impro Company VS.. W. B.
Kindred.
Friday, May 16-Rllen E. Owens vs.. Daniel
n. Owens; Mary Z. Bird VS.. Thomas K Bird.
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EASTERN GAMES.
Interesting Struggles of High Priced
Athletes of League and brotherhood.

Interesting Struggles of High-Prfced
Athletes of League and brotherhood.
BEooELYS, May s.-Ths New York Broth
erhood club played with their old-time dash
this afternoon and won from brooklyn with
esse. Attendance. 2.soo. Score:
Brooklyn ........--.........- 60 0sIae-s
New YORK ......-.A.s....- se2oooaS a-f2
airs-Rgooklyn .. New York II. Errnrs-
Rsooklyu s. New York s, B2tseries-Ewing and
Day, o'psy and Ewing Umrares-Barnes ana
Gssaey.
PHiIApELrHiA, May 3-The PHILADELPHIA
League club, through their magnificent
playing, won an easy victory this after
noon Attendance, $500 Score:
FhtlsdelplatA -.-......-.., q o 2oeorso-s
hes'oa ...-.-..........-.--...a co O. o
Hts Philadelphia 3 fsesioa $ grrsrS-PhiI.
s.efp2.s j, Bostoa :. Batteries Gleason and
Clements tiesSeia and *Eennes. Usapsre--
Lynch.
Il took twelve innings TO decide the
brotherhood game this afternoon. This
contest throughout was very close. with
the honcrs about even. A couple OF hits
and errors by Boston won the game for
Philadelphia Attendance. $500. Score.
Philadelphia ..-....si eooeeeeee
2as.oa .oiaeaaakeQ COOS
alts-FhiisSsspAiA II. Boston 10 Errors-
Philszsgpaia = Ressca : Bs,tegses-Knell ana
p&AAas kisscy sat sweet 2n9 Kelly. Tmptre.
FnEgUsaa Naa HosAers
e1ExEIssp. May S-Sina hundred peo-
pie attended ths League game this alter
noon. wAsch S@s called at Tire enc of the
sseSenta ianiug on socoant Of darkness,
~3sh the score even. Bogh pitchers we're
effective. and the game aboanded in bril-
lar. a<sasas. score
Sa&xeszaf---- -.----. ~ eoezaeee o. :
EsTsxAarr uneaaaa =
Ests~ElsvrAaas 8 P!stsaErx6 Errars--gseve-
land :. fsisssssrS : Bssssriss ss1sn All gsra-
raes scssers sz9 wiIsa1- rmps-x.- MeS,as4e
PErTsxFss. Nay 2-Eiye thousand peo-
iae attended sas brotherhood game this
afternoon Calvin was very effective. keep
sng the visitors aowm 70 Eve hits. The
hoHse team esfted frsssy score.
r1fss@szTx- s...-s.s+. &3eeai &C. 6
HEEztA "a a : a a a a. u
Ass.-Eassssxrg .. szssss = x..ars.-9ssss.
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1urre e conpaams oonlomsds IN days 70 an
oueE
p. Darwin 4 Bra " L Hyman-etfpuiafed
that demuner 70 complaint b ovenule4
e. ". Mcconnell q IL ~ d. Kaufman-De-
fendants motion 70 quash summons cverruled.
suPxazoR couRf-LIcHTESBxRe.s ,.
Columbia 4 Puget Sound Railway Company
u. Seaxtle Terminal Railway Company-Set nor
Saturday. Nay Ia.
Seattle Terminal Railway Company and he
vator Company ~ b. J. Caxr-Set for saturday.
May 10
James Campbell ct al " their crcditors-De-
cree Of fiaal discharge granted
Thomas johnson W. A. J. Franklin ana +
Lo0e-lucgmenf Of default
Gilman Park Lumber Company ". A. ".
Hight. Amhros Ghittendon and salmon Bay
Lumber Company-Default-
J.H McCanley vs. Hannah Bell-Dismissed-
Joseph r. Mcknight VS. James F. Regan-Or-
dersd that $zlS 50 be paid to defendant
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Tacoma. = ~
Seattle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100000 o1-7
Earned runs: Tacoma. Seattle 3.
Home runs: McCabe.
Two-base hits: Hoffman. Christmau, Curry,
Hernon. Camp any snyder
Double plays: Howe, Mccabe and strothers,
and Hernon and Devine
Struck out: BY Hunger. 2: By Curry,a
Wild pitches: Curry.
Passed balls: Christman I, snyder
Zine of game: Two hours.
Umpire: Fitzgerald.
Scorer J. p. white.
The Seattles play the Tacomas at Ta-
coma tomorrow. Tuesday and Thursday.
In tomorrow's game Scott and Legg will be
the battery for the Seattles. Manager
Lucas. OF the Tacomas. viii probably put
Mullee in TO pitch and Christman to catch
him.
Among the visitors from Seattle were the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. II. C.. Washburn,
Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Kittinger. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Merchant. Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
:. Tingle. Ed Tonkin, NJ r. Benton, I. A.
Nadeau. n. X Howard. G. T. Mallory, +.
w. Parker, Ed l.. Terry. George h. Kit
finger, Ross Humphrey. w. r. Thornell,
Frank h. Wrestling. Frank Bowman, Paul
D'Heirry. J. Y. ostrander, w. l.. Benton,
c. r. Nichols. II. Gregory. Captain C. L.
F. Kellogg. George 5. Jacobs. DIR. H. NJ.
Hall. DIR. +. NJ. Drew. DIR. r. NJ. Eames, +.
A. Strout. Percy W. Rochester, Steve
Meanev. Raphael Coombs, C. W. Saunders.
Warren F. skiiiings, Frank Bell, Charles
+. Conover. j w. Young, Fred Robinson,
Thomas Cochran, II. Howard, Harry Mid
dlebrook. Fred NJ. Overlook. AL Lipsky and
Samuel Il. Frazier.