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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07
JEWISH ORTIZ. DoxY sHAKEx
Aaoois DisbeIieve in the Resurrection
and Coming OF the Messiah.

BALTIMORE. July 6-Af Iod8ys meeting OF
TIE Central Conference Of American Rshtss
l'lsrs vas lengthy discussion regsr1i1g the
necessity -o- new prayer book, the committee
spEo,nfed ~ the last meeting 20 formulate a
nt1sE not being ready 70 report Rev Max
ne1en, OF New o-l=&1s, said the prsyer-book
col2p--sd now would 10. stand Fifty year !.
would elfkeT pzrtske OF The eaOsioaslisrn OF tie
Netaocists or the Journalism Of the Episcopal
lana President Wise said
We want p-xyer-book that viii contain the
osss eseneris oE advance thought We doz't
HSnz u y tbs doctrine Of tae PERSONAL CONNIE
OF the Messiah. and the establishment OF h.s
klngeom II Jeruxsserr nor 90 ne want il, Il ths
1octf1ne OF the resurrection of the bo1v. No
beds believes n that now, and we aoa's want 70
Psal II oar pEaye book ina. which Ee hare no
elesr authority toT and wha. tie world dlstss-
fsege8
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07
CONSOLIDATED PORTLAND.
In Existence as . City-MeetinE OF the
New Common Council.

portland. Jz1y s--{sE-ec3AA The rev coz
sastdstss. c5sv es Portland cane inso existence
s.ra e-cLoek today. Al iast CEe TIE nswly
elected zz&yc- and eoEGe3l 2ss~nhles AZ tAe
council ehEahS-. Nsyo- Mason called tie
es,arczl - or1z. and 1ee2z-ed tHe sessso2 opened
The committee On rzlss sZc e-e5satazls was ar-
r.osuts<s sra tas coEzc5l E19ozrzs1 I'll evening"
whsu tAs Ers; rsg7lA- sessioa vGs cozc-e6e1
Considerable rouIsns business w&x transacted
Al o-ssna cs vas Ezgrcc2es1 reFszlsag tie
bsszkss c-aina1ce Istslg passed 5F fae Ezss
Po-tzsu5 coaac4l grAntIEg 8 street. ral4 ~xy srzz-
chs q large zgzbS- e streets ci E4ss Pert
tx-2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07
BLACK DIAMOND Is KEAsoSAELE
The Miners Agree to Gf-e Up Thesr
Guns 90 the sherfA

BACK DIAMOND. gaiy 6-TSp@esaI I-TAers
Ess s-ro-Z aeS-snx az Back p1xnaz1 wAe1
tie s2aclAa ss1str2gkes ar3 tie n0r rrztzr@.
e=szsI11g Of S<u@-2i CARY ana See<lsF u c~serv,
steP7e1 e1 ard mace its erxKnd known. zAs
teelfng id not oocs Ersas cezg fer me secress
Of E2e eoza-z1ftae's eEra7a- The Fapnl2<znE of
lie soEa gssae-ei eHickiy Rzd sroo1 n s1tsIs
gFolES 9Ise1ssl1g iAs slsE2ztoz TIE ceznEfs-
tes Az4 10 dlffAcsifF n opsasaz s1F hal1. szE n
Szs sszsS Ike eezo-s sszEse gsrsaz snae-ex -
he strikers wsrs Indignant Tnev e3xsnnet
tA<f Ee1221 lad n@ea teasye1 TOO aszG- Msrv
O. sHe2 ws-s sEAzsa. aid sazsz q kApse wa
&c Sos i0G1iy protest. sgxs2ss tze PROPOSED
Measures ao0ked 6aggr1iy ~ e@ch 0sher
G11 pspc1zzwe4 - tAsiE GzEEG1es
tat nosnsrg IN ths gay 81 sc-a premise w5usd
. sazs12Nre1 y tAen Ere2 wAeH, al hour
Azsss. sky Ezea LAD ExseEese1 Il tss lit-1s
eE~-1-Ss2se- ssse sane spirit wEs x1-pe-vG18rE-
A7S zns1 Ws1t - 2z ta0zE1 tasy 1Ad a. merely
"a = e4F-l-ts - fA<iT guests s11 Cd aCt sxpec<
70 ses szyEAIng eoE.s eat of L. x Wa s9Ezs
HsA@ before svra passing l1sezesE n the
sFsais |. fa% czy wAs az 2kszss1 IA tie assembly.
t@E's&11 klte- ne eoEExE1sr af tee post ss
h4AeS NiaEzo21- nsaae \ conservative 11& JET =
e-lsacAzDg srKazaea. Tor ts< eazsaExzzsion az
fs.e cc1s---s-=~-s e-r4zA He eoar&cseea tkss Ne
wo2l1 CO al II lis psw~z % ErSsses lie nsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07

TAcoNA- July a. IsE.eclal i Fritz WkIker.
charged with cCzuiszs1g criminal 1sssn-t
Epca Mrs Klb&lEinz adams. 4zed 50. was
discharged IN the rz1n1e pa court iAss Afternoon
bec21se TIE egzzolz1aiag ~lt1sss did 10. appear
xgm.ExT hiE- A5ozt dusk Mrs Adams appeared
IN eou-.- having rs1aine1 II tie Superior eouTt
al afternoon waiting f1- Ihe c&se 20 hs czlled-
Her mistake esE1s1 Walkers hb<-zv- Walker
ss1t The E0EzAz's husband cut .0- hes< AID
daring lis absence assaulted rs xisa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07
INcESDIARIsM AT HooUIAM.
Boxes of Phosphorus Seereted Beneath
the Pianks Of Business streets.

HooUIsx. Iuly s-iSpeeial Mach excite
nsut prevails among ihs citizens. csus=d II the
discovery o. several Szzl3 Packages of phos-
pno-Is, watch. n many instances AEre igRl;S1,
sec-etsd in various places II TIE FlGaksd ssresss
and confined entirely 20 tAe business po-t5o2 o;
the town Thers is. IS yet- 10 elEs 80 IRE IN
c=r5is-isis, although there is stro1g sosp.e1C2
resting upou certain properties which are carry
ing heavy insurance A s-rozg force Q. special
wssehEea hiss been pas On dEty and Ire streets
and buildings are being E&fehs1 5sF asd night
A zza-neeang gss held Il tAsli iEy hall 81
which IL w4s advised 20 ask tae cisg council %
offer 1900 reward. ard prominent citizens sx-
pressed willingness % rsise So equal s-ozat
for tAe apprehension OF TIE g1llTy parties
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07

sEokASE- g1ly -IsF.ecz-l- R-s5so-ge W C-.s-
nee PRESIDENT o. lie C&lsfOruiz Bridge Goz-
pA1y. today e4ossd tFe contract with TIE Edison
sseSsrzl Electric C0lqzuy sor ire use CT eiers-1c
drills n b-ssti7G- he rsxhs-os-zAy ex-s16s
alc1g tss river 5or tAe s1Elre distance oE EfEy
niles DyuEnos viii as p1sced OF fAe barre
and wEres Eu7 20 th@ points wEe-s drills are sta
toned, TIE esrgss bang seated d8wa 1he riFer
&s ne work Progresses. This Esl a@ sAe Erss
uze saeezracltE was eTs- Used s9E this purpose-
The 1-Si essetr.e drills sTer Gse6 we're recsntsy
puE il the 5lsek Bear z1sne IN the Coxur dsAAeze
E2z1es, and proved great szeesxz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07

She Beats the City Of Seattle Prom
This City 90 Tacoma

TAcoxa Jaly s-ISFsEiA1 Passengers aboard
tss steamers CITY o. seattle &2d OlyEpiR3 e.
5ovsd 81 exciting race This afternoon iron
Sesr.ls 10 .his city AT 2.G p Il, when Ehs
steamers pulled CZI- ir3Z thar respective
whsrves 81 Ssxi1se. nO2s of tAe passengers lad
xrv idea tat there was 70 os a brush between
;he hosts There Ezs 20 1zGsuzllF large crowd
o. ths whzrt 70 witness TIRE sts-s sna 10 o1e
ssuAs % kaow anything about VIA: vas 20
oee1r. Both sis&Ze-S ssszec saxi01s % take
ths Lead, and both tired - see wAicz eo1ld -;
IL The boats fa-gs1 Sl0as Geek snd reck aoz
rsost az the 6lstz3cs. bu1 tie Olyzpl&a Szll
carries ne n-oozz- having finished sEo minutes
ahead cF her rival
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07

TGCoxA. Jaly 6--lISpee.ai- ll-Ta= sscond STACK
ot ghs TaeorS Smelling zn1 Refining Csr u3ry's
szneirer viii be started II . IeE days. faus IL
c-ezss1g tie capacity q ths sze-fe- froz aboGs
s. u Il9 sans os ore par Hav.
Baskop PzGs10ek. oE stss EFssc7zzl diocese il
sscx az his Aezs Il tass ezsT
TIE bosay % 7 C. Wilder who was drowned
Tulys n SE@Ez<Ry LAks, has nos yes teen re-
ss.xz-saz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07

a-axs CFssee-E and retzrze1 enthusiastic n E1s
praise 9. rs w1zsssrfzl t-zz-v.
number Q. TIE ss-sisrs IN fAe ssse5aek rzl-
- cane IN 20 sg~r1 tee F0zETA OF July wfsh
rs en s.sa s9111. An@Czg them vas Miss
Alice Y Lyle ss-2szly os Povt To-rseuc. xho
sAs c-2s o. iae o-ss t1o ls15es 70 set.-s IN fAe
s--4sT- Miss Lyle = E2ssszt&3 IL ks- a6Eai-z-
'S1 e the seszIfzl xa1 fertile valley szd
sPs@xs -1g1fly of s1s ksz3salgs % PIONEER liEs-
sAeo'5 Sseks-s za1 sis.s-S have returned from
fsctoTls, where they E-1eE:e1 re funsr.. Of
i1@-r n-os1s-, A1E.reE Bzcke-s, a sE-ze- OF fhis
vseznisv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07

steamer Dunholm Struck by the Steamer
kinloeh-Seventeen Persons Missing.

LONDON. July s.-stesne- EirIoch has arrived
81 Gravesend with part OF the crew OF the
steamer Dunholn, bound from Middle
eoEo1gn 70 BIO Jsnsiso TIE DUoholn
ws slok o1 Dover Et o'clock in
tie morning, two MINUTES after n co.
1saon with the Kinioch- Seventeen OF
TIE persons On board Al the tine OF fae collision
are missing The captain, rnste, TWO sailors and
three nremen are saved They state that tie
kanloch struck the Dunhoin az $50 a n IN "a
faiek fog There was no tine 20 lower the
A1xzs- The Kinloch assisted then a. ig- Is p,os-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07
A Sixty-Mile Great Northern
Grade Contract Let.
CAPT. FRANK WHITE NOT DEAD.
A Courageous Sheriff Makes Spokane
Lynchers Sink Away.
steamer Danube Arrives st yjctoria
With the Catch Of the Poaehers. who
Are Indignant AT the Sewx-Consoli-
dation OF Portland and suburbs.

SPOKANE. July Especial "A contract
has been let 70 the San Francisco Bridge
company for grading and bridging fifty
miles OF the Great Northern railway from
sanc Point, Idaho. westward down the
Pend diOreiIie river The work Of con-
sFraction west Of szad Point viii be COM
nencesa Immediately. and go men viii be
distributed along the line.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07

NEw YoEK. July e-The steamship Elder.
which arrived OF Fire Island this afternoon,
brought nsEs that The steamship Servis- w1fch
lei; OF SATURDAY tor Queenstown, is returning 70
this PorI- having broken she crank pin Of her
I gh-pressure engine The Segvis. when she
lstf on saturday, hsd On board s large number
o. passengers mostly people from Chicago.
Prince George. OF Greece, was zlso a passenger
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07
The shu.wap okanogan Railroad.

VICTORIA. July s-[SPeeizl TIE annual
meeting ot shs sAaswAp & 0kzzogz2 Sao-t
Line railway Ssx he'd here this afternoon sid
the following offers s-sefs9- Preside1t Cap
tain ?. L&rkI2. ySes- president, NJ Lzzhy. seeTe-
tzry-T-esSE-es. Geo-Se Riley. Tae ro21 Is sx-
ysgts1 70 - completed and cars II operation ~
rAis SsYa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07

FoKT CExSCKST galx as p-el4l 1T LnhAe,
OF Vierorsz- and q 2 CtzVE. of Forz T0w1ssed.
resident and s1ee EsEessdeztof tas FoyE trSscs2s
Izzp-ovezaezs Cozp&nF. have eeSn hsre tie Ezss
tsw cara vlswiug the progress g. he work ca
IAa AkSsoz aa9 ssw2s.sS. ~. AG2ss waited
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07
Tuentr-si. from. of sn,er Purch...a.

WASHINGTON CITY, July 6-Six hundred and
thiTfy-lve thousand ounces OF silver were pZr-
chssed todzy 81 prices ranging from LOSS 20
1919 Treasurer Nsbecker reports the hals,cs
il the treas ~ this morning Sc S., ,so-ooo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07

sEoKAxE- July S-.Spseelal TIE exp@etei
attack On tas cs1nty .4il By swedss Eao wsshed
70 ly1ch Brooks. fhe cOac-e1 EAR who mur-
dS-sd white woE,x1 CO sa1dAy evening. did
nos take Tlsc=. tie mob having learned thss the
sheriff had made prov5sigz - resist xzE sf-aek-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07
Shipping Intelligence.

san Fz.SCIsCo. JUfy Arrived str Colu1bis
from Portland via Astoria; a. Two Brothers
from TscoEA-
Dspsrsea-str STATE 0. CaIifo-aia for Portland.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07

SEw YORK. July s-Eighteen Mormon mis-
sio1sries have sailed hence ior Liverpool They
wiz visit England. Ireland. scotland snd Ger
many, preaching IN small towns and vllisSss
Taey viii rensin abroad two yezrs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07
south carolin. Editor Murdered.

CHARLEsroS, : c. 5nly al. D shaw. editor
CT the BsaopviIls E1sss, was $40; snd Killed at
pseRle usSr that place BY Two drunken row1lek
whom lie and Others were trying 70 keep II
n-lHr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07

steamer Danube Brings Down IL, 600
skinS-Pozchers still at Work.

fIc-oEiA, jay 6---{-pec3zL The Steamer
Danube returned trozn 8e-iuz sea tbs evening.
hzElzg been sent lhs-s Win party interested
N The sealing Industry, % gather the eA.ea Of
she Victosiz 1e@t Al the seooOne-s were found
nesr kacisk 1slsnd II Alaskan waters and the
ioAlSE!ng Is. of .hlplsa.s 70 owaezs hare wss
received
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07
The state Pres. A.soeiatfoa.

TACoxA. gzly E-tSPeei.l The executive
committee OF TIE state Press Association ELL
EzeeE here THURSDAY and decide urea . Place
ard ez;s oE hol6t1z th= annual -sesioE 0sr--
p1s- south Bend and Aher1esa are the rrl2cip&l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07
rnion Paeide EaruiurS.

Boston, July 6-The Cnion Pacific statement
preliminary shows nei earning OF sl.129 aoe, :
decrease OF ssTAoon For the I've months 70
Nay 81 tie re1 earnings show sn increase OF
81 Qoa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07

yIcToRIA. july s--.sp%elsl- ll--Captaln Frank
White. who vzs Supposed 70 be crowoei IN sse
wreck CT tie schooner Sesgzl- OF cspe 81
james. reached here this evening " stA4nsr
B5sooEz;L He sid his coEnpsziazs Lad elose
call. TT are uo-fh tsr sx1 Eze7 yes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON TUESDAY, July : 1891

- are ssl mounted and armed, and Z -
- - more 1looc VII b sAe1 Tsere we-s ssx
- Tee first rsrsy. ous the-e are perhaps
-. = ne v1e4nEty and several hundred
ssNeen there and Inyo co1r-v.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07
ANOTHER MURDER UNFINISHED.


Fnzr sSsxEEs. JAW S~-Jz-Zss = oo-1- whose
grsa fc- ine zGr1eE q Ms e. A Moss resulted
il tsiszz-eSzszE q t5s l1rs. EcsszE Sa.srs6
E.ss o gal.gv Of za21sl &uE21ar he NAs sszse1es1
70 aEssSn xez-s hA-3 l4asor = Ehe Fsz4iszI-4<y-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07

Oakland Refuses 10 License FooI-kooms-
OAKLAND. Cal. IN Y 6-T1e coDEc1 council
tonight failed 20 pass su o-din.aee licensing
pool-rroDs, lacking o1s vote CT the ueeesssry
ru.-rrs- s-ris
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07

POSITIVELY SLAUGHTERED for
the next thirty days. Ask your friends
visiting Tacoma to drop into our store and
gef few Of our prices. We are deter
mined 70 sell large amount Of Furniture
and Carpets in all parts Of the state during
Tie next thirty days. and have made
rrices absolutely regardless Of cost Sale
otssns July 8 and positively ends Aug. 5.
HOLMES & BULL FURNITURE CO.
Iscoms, Wash.
faT Marked down prices mean cash.
SFeclt gwen at former prices only.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07

There can he no doubt that = majority
Of the men present a. the meeting were n
favor q the spirit OF the agreement whieh
Was entered into and signed by toe corz-
nsEtee, the members OF which xere repre-
sentative EAen q the conservative eaesneat
among the miners The trouhie seems =
oe very much the same As THAI xAich 80
al along ha-r1ssrd the conservative eas~
menis a. other camps. and Gilman espen-
c5azlv
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-08-06

MISCELLANEOUS
WIFI p.aat aoyef, ! III, I562I, | sd.
Hust piauo saarf SZ l~t lau Zd. lSd.
Bes. sou plIuw, Roman embroidery. 81 10
B.,t Embroidered cbair c3yur. upholstered,
Bc-r boo6 oase- embroidered, I'll lst 75c 2d
Best stand coyer. embroidered s.lk. sl.aO lst,
n. -I
vi W Stand caver, Embroidered worsteG 2I
lsr, 50c 2l
Be,t broom 1alder, Embroidered sllk, -5c lst
SOL III.
Best slipper case, embroidered siIk, TIT, 7lc
3D.
Best slipper cave, embroidered wo1sted. 75c
1T. JIG ii
Bosr toilet set. boiling cloth. Ist, -5c I'll.
BIT toilet SIT, outline ana Jsrned, II III. 75c
2i
Best embroidered cEiId's dress. silk. Isl. 75c
ID.
Best embroidered infants skirt. 81 60 ls1
-5c ID.
Best embroidered laay's sHir- $50 Ist
"a. '
Rest handkerchief case gi,y .inbro4dara3 sl
1T. He -. 7
Best purt.ere. hand made suk. So Ist. I'd.
Best porlIere. hand made, gorsteJ II IN
III.
f,,r tidy. sik embroidered. I'll III. -5e III.
Buy. drgssilE cast. embruigere. II III -5r
I'll. " ' I'M
Fe,t toilet ayron. sflk VIII Ist 5Oo VI
be-l fs.Cy srrap bsskcr. III 1,t 5o- 5d
.,e.a gtgy3 r.rkrAtlz NorE. III hi I,t 1l -5r
M
Ram pjecs cross Stitch wary HI 50l III ID
-5.
I.,t riece Doin+ isca Work. sl 51 HUI / 2d
I'M. ~
Hill ,iace darned Iaca wors u 5olst 13a
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-08-06

Par Colored Dorktpgs, 81 LIST, l I'd, Soc.
3rd.
Pair Silver spangled Hamburgs, 80 LIST, 3D.
SOC. 3rd
Pair Golden spanged Hamburgs, So lst l
I'd, 50c 3rd.
Pair Golden Penciled Hamburgs, 81 LIST, I'd,
Soc 3rd.
Pair Silver Penciled Handbags So LIST, 3D.
SOC. 3rd.
Pair Black Hamburgs, 81 LIST, I'd, Soc.
Bird.
Pair White Hamburgs, 50 LIST, I'd, SOC.
3rd.
SPANISH.
Pair White Faced Black Spanish, 50 LIST, l
PAIR White Leghorn Single Comb, 81 st.
I'd, soc 3rd
Pair White Leghorn Rose Comb, So LIST. ID,
50c 3rd.
Pair Brown Leghorn Single Comb, 81 LIST,
| I'd, SOC. Bird.
Par Dominique Single Comb, 50 lst, l I'd,
Doc 3rd.
Pair American Dominique 81 lst, ID, SOC
3rd.
Pair Black Javas, So lst, I'd, SOC. 3rd.
AMERICAN.
Pair Plymouth Rocks, s. LIST, l I'd, 50c.
Sd.
Pair White Plymouth Rocks, 81 LIST, ID, SOC.
31d.
Pair Golden wyandotts, So lst l I'd, SOC.
3Td.
Pair White wyandotts, 81 LIST, ID, Doe.
Srd,
Pair W. c. Black Polish, $3.50 LIST, $50 I'd,
| 3rd.
Pair W. c. White Polish, $3.50 LIST, l.5O ID,
l ord.
FRENCH
Pair Houdans, $500 LIST, 1850 ID, l 3rd.
GAMES.
Best exhibition Of games, three varieties or
more Us lst, "a, 3rd.
BANrAMs.
Best exhibition OF bantams, three varieties or
more, Isl, "a, sra.
TURKEYS.
Pair Bronze Turkeys, only on one age, 81 lst,
tair White Turkeys only on one age, 81 LIST,
| %, 0UC, 5TI.
Far Narragansett Turkeys, only on one age,
- Isl, ID, 30c. 3rd.
taH Buti Turkeys, only on one age, 81 LIST, l
"a, 2Jt. sd.
Par Black Turkeys, only on one age, 81 Ist,
Par safe Turkeys, only on one age, 81 LIST,
"a 00c. 3fd.
GEESE.
Fair Toulouse Geese, only on one age, s. 1st
| III, SOC. 3c4.
TAB hn,oIcn Geese, only on one age, So lst,
raT Mnite China Geese, only On one age, s.
lst, "a, Doc 3Id.
Fair Brown China Geese, only on one age, s.
lst, "a, 5Oc. Bird.
Palr African Geese only Oh one age, % lst,
u, 800 3ri.
Pair VIVA Geese, only on one age, " list |
"a. 5Cc. 3rI.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-08-06

Best set pillow shsms, German cord worh,
Sl.50 lsh ID.
Best table cover. Tyrol cord worn, sl.so isy
al.
Best ,tNal coveA Tyrel ersd ~s-5, ,, Is.
75G ID.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-08-06
CLASS 3.
GRAPES

rs. For best exhibition OF foreign grapes,
grown with Ire heat, 80 let, "a.
r.. For best exhibition % foreign grapes
grown in cold grapery, az LIST, 7 %.
Is. For best three clusters BLACK Hamburg,
Wiimots Hamburg, or Victoria Hamburg, 81
~. Farbestterec clusters White Froptignan.
81 lst, 5Qc2d.
50. FOR oe.: three clusters Grizzly Fronttg-
nan, 81 lst aac -i
n. For MI. t1reo clusters Nhfte Muscat.
81 lst, 500 "a
~ For .c-t three clusters Muscat Ham
burg, 3 l~t5oc "a.
81. For lest tIree clusters White Chasselas,
81 IN, az III
Isl, soc "a.
Sa. For hest three clusters Bu1hlant Sweet
Water, II Isl, 59c ~.
IS For hest three clusters Tran;hAm Blaaz,
y. IL F % 6e,5 tarea clusters ygs.t s. Peter.
s. Tor Gcst Three clu,ters wai> N:es, u
y, for hesr three o4a,fers R.a csa..a.as.
81 l,t ri.
81 For best three clusters C1a,'.ias
Mosque, 81 lst, SOC ID.
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under, with foal by side, $40 LIST, 10 ID, 5
DIVISION u.

DIVISION 81.
BROOD MARE FOR RAISING GENTLNMEN's DRIv-
ING HORSES.
The rules for judging stations for raising
cuuemeu driving horses will govern the
Is N awa ding the prem ums for brood
!, re, Tor raising gentemen's CRYING horses.
ne breeding of The dam, her individual
merit, with what she has produced, will be con
.1sre4 ] his premium Is for the brood mare
re the foal will be considered only as evil
-sg.s IT The dam ) merit, therefore the breed
H. DR. ,le toal on the side Of The sire will not
N aAel lutO account
s mare scoring the greatest number Of
..ass aill De AWARDED the first premium; I'd
er Zd premium; 81 number, 81 pre-
brood mare for raising gentlemen's
al luis--, with foal ny side, years old
#3I. $40 lst > "a, BIT
f- ca9d mare for rals NJ gcntemen's driv-
ns or,as, with foal ~ side, ana years
4. NJ Ut, I'd, 81.
.- brood mare tor raising gentlemen driy-
s1 rises, with foal by SIDE, years old and
$40 list, > I'd, 8 sd.
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,onsist y. So o. >. 400,
h.b1tsd arc fenespt No ana ~ Of NJ ,.as,
.woAv CORRECTLY fsIhet! 'aI'eneh Entries 'd
ft ,s,a. YES s1a hus' W 'eYafA'' soe
of, n. ootieeuohs' e't embracing an ODER
.'pt.e,. I" 'PeenShs, sha ~ a"Noihg toe
premiums reghfc VIII % Eao eefh % tie Snal-
Nv. ~ " We spScinen' ana .he 'Aaa@ o. t'< SA'o-
2 50 tntle"ss means snoh a. so
aAn np AIa a'scfleeo u, on st&nuaf0 ~ofs
~ w o1's- ~ ns's uesl nam1o aha ep-
Stov ,. " 'ohe Ns''ehAl q oAa" h"F""Si'"ral
oociet".
70 sGoPans y q mo aamoet q varieties re-
qulteo u this COLLECTION ~ !he Society
[ aoes ao n,enG 2 erGes@iss ~ noinplies
senard y swatd:ag zoe premiums T. haze
regard 70 quality arc 7a4ue rather than 70 the
nun,UeI q 'ate'es ana vi e sh'norzea 70
,t'1. ulpI2hlae 'of mertorlons coliec
tos eh[acLs ess aa tue humber Of varle-
W. leqaiIea as ABOVE
combste or n en mGs anq sweepstakes cannot
por,so u, 80, ..l,-,.,.,
nv the the "eIt genera a 10 ol aPpes
for the eu9 u PGS @ OF apPes lor
tGi ''tS n3' 1855 iN"u eight
'''' ~. % ,bo ~ 49, Z ~ hoa oIu
less than five veria+ieS a Iat 90 - i'lo' H0'
i0'' 'n'n A'0 '@rle'ieS' d iS'' ooc' a.
SECOND DIVISION.
Entries for nraroinr,o in mi. ,5iz;sion r,,s.
consist Of from five to ten specimens 'aoo uS
from anY exh a1 rs
first division wy
4 For 11lf hest d;sb AIov.nder Al i. 6oo o.
5. For best dish American Goldan Rnssa+t
(Svn. Sheepnosel, 81 Ist, 50c. ID, '0'0''
6. For best dish BALDWIN Al ist 50c "a
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Best hand wove wooden blankets, l pair or
more, 81 LIST, ID.
Best hand wove table linen, yards Or more,
Sl.60 LIST, Toe I'd.
Best hand wove linen crash, 10 yards or
more, 75e lst, soc &c.
Best domestic wooden yarn, lbs or more
Zoe lst, 60c I'd.
Best hand knit wooden socks, 5pairs or more
75c LIST, Soc I'd.
Best hand knit wooden hose, pairs or more
Toe lst, SOC I'd.
Best hand knit silk socks, 2 pairs or more,
75c LIST, SOC ID.
Best hand knit silk hose. pairs or more, 81
LIST, 75c I'd.
Best hand knit wooden drawers, 2 pairs or
more 81 LIST, 75c %.
Best hand knit wooden mttens, mems, pairs
or more, 75c LIST, 50c 5d.
J. Best hand knit wooden mittons, ladies', 2
pairs or more, 75c lst, SOC ID
Best hand knit wooden leggins, 2 pairs or
more, 75c LIST, soc ID.
Best hand made yarn rug, 81 lst SOC I'd.
Best hand made braided rug, 81 lst, SOC %.
Best hand made tufted rug, 81 lst SOC I'd.
Best hand made silk rug, Sl.j0 lst, I'd.
B st hand knit lady's skirt worsted Sl.50
LIST, 75c %
Best crochet IadyS skirt, worsted, 81 lst, 50
I'd.
Best hand knit child's skirt worsted 81 LIST,
SOC ID.
Best crochet child's skirt, worsted, 75c LIST,
SOC ID
Best hand knit lady's slippers, 75c lst, soc
%.
Best hand knit worstad quilt, sl5O LIST, ID.
Best hand made wooden comforter, 81 LIST, SOC
ID.
Best hand knit cotton quilt 81 lst, SOC I'd.
Best hand made cotton guilt, fancy designs,
s. lst, "a.
Best hand made white cotton quilt, $3.50 LIST,
75e 2d