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Odds and Ends or SHORTS.

Tho knictcrbocEcr Canoe Club is awakening to nc
tYty There are now tow racing cauOes In tho chm
ana .ha r"sI cr 90 ore tr!Ir added dnru- tie com
'.rilliG H. W. 'iOson and Minte rir ham Of the riu
raj ell some distance ny the Hudson,
CTwA.o. July .i--Jimmv NcCormirk The puyiljst
reported 10 have been killed IN Iris" fglt in Iron
cUury. Mich and tor whose death hIrs me are sa
to be under arrest turned M III Chicago alive and with
scarcely bruiso Ii- thinks tho runIGr Uf ny
receipts
The second monthly moonlight barge party Of the
Atlantic Boat GIub was heiiIaSt evening" The fur
handsome bargrs Of tho club were occupied by ii .
members and their lady friends They let the boat
house IN HohOken at @ clock and r0wed ~, lie Ind
vocal aud instrumental muric was carried out on eac,
large
4 most enjoyable TENN! tournament which oHencd
on July ID came to y very successful cuse at lnu
stamford club grounds Stamford on tho sound ON
Media After yer! spirited play Melville r. loey won
6l Go the frst SCI going 10 Davenport on SATURDAY,
last . The doubles were won by Davenport and
Torone In rather easy play by ia 81 Much credt
T. ewing Bsgsnfn nnyenDoL, for III snccessta
most enjoyable one ever held by he club '''' 'A'
The postponed eishtoAred shell race between crews
from tue Hudson ana Crescent clubs took place over an
ALLEGED mile andshalf course on the Hudson River las
evening. the former winning three lengths In u
fast time Of nnpte. and second I'M. p.rforn moe
rowcd ~ the river with ne starr opposite no ii."n
heat ho1se ana lie nlsh inrSsl with Tho sgAr house
Docs NJ 18TH street Tier wHs quito wranginu
owing 20 the ine"mastsney Of he oMoal. q get tho
erley Heat C!4b was referee, III. winning crow IL
J. Mulraln 3; a. wilson, A. T. MrDtrnotL s. q. Greer
o. G. Hovsy. :, !. Smith strokes W. Jons, ooxswaia
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mclican Whist Conrrcss.

PROMINENCE. July 2L-The opening ses sion of the ANA
lean Whist Congress was held at Narragans.tt pi.r
Monday. President Eugene Elliott of Gilwauke. pre
sided. An invitation from the Va haitian Athletic
Club OF New YORK to hold the next congress in New
York Will be acted upon Wednesday. II was voted
however to holi the next meeting in tho tast from tho
18TH to the I'D OF July, 1872 inclusive score card
was adopted sh' Wiuy players names tonts ,umnr-
81 Games ana tie average Of each win a b ank
Tor remarks ~ WAS Noiei that tie total scores NJ
PAYERS ~ league cubs commencing sent J. ls,l he
100 games. - '~''''" Va
Mr. Foster th"r oFersi 10 Lac lcagLc ycd medal tn
DE- contested i'r toy members OF Irague clubs IN H.,
n ~ e. =" ne emer hnvlT tls highest score
1881. and jay l. r!'.. TINS ritt to The learur VIZ No
ceiteh ami "a roi. oil thanks rendered to the donur
der 81
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In trapsloo.irg circles the affair that Ia causing
much argument and controversy is tho proposed team
match between the States OF Illinois and New Jersey
In September there 10 DO held at Detroit four days
tournament As an additional attraction the suaaers
are trying 10 arrange the race alluded to above Tho
proposed conditions tor the match are ten N en- from
each state, at nifty birds per moaiied rules to
govern Tho men TO Represent New JERSEY will In all
IrOhahiiity. be selecet from The follow Ing: uln H.
brewer OF ammonion J.hn h,sgott Of lioct.Nay l.
", heddsA. Chris ieinhnrit, =, 'hslir. aid Il H.
Brientna OF Newark, William seelcr az MUnlc!air
Mit =. Lindsey OF lioDuken, and Abe Greenleai OF
New Durham,
Tho Illinois oam will in all probability he IN ado up
from the foon ing well known cracks Abe and George
kicinamer Eoi Argan R0lla u. lieikes Charles VIII
lard, william Musscy, NJ, Iich &. ". Cannon, and o.
u FELTON, OF Chicago, James stce Of Jacksonville Tom
roMArs OF DECATUR. - y
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GAME FROM TIE Cup TOURNAMENT.
The Black Pearl' Tumblcs Him Around
The Ring for Five Houuds.

MtNNEAroLIs. July 21.-The finish fight to-
night between Joe Ellingsw. nth OF New ork.
tho eE. Ama,eur middle weight champion of
OF America. and Harris Martin better known
US tho Black Pearl" OF Minneapolis attracted
thronG that more than tested the capacity o.
the big amphithcatre of the Twin City Athletic
Club. The fight was for II purse OF $1,000.
and 1t was said that in the event OF
the New Workers success he had
leen promised ample backing to meet any
body for tho mudle-weigh; championship
Fodr-ounre E!oyes were wore. ANA cUch man
TTr,SRWS ui in frantiYn los ;han 49, pounds
Ge"lge Williams acted a. seconds Tor filings.
worth. with Jimmy PortrraEu Beverly keesee
end kobSrt Eir.a,dson for the Pearl. Henry
In tho first round both men spared for an
oponinT Ei!inssWorth doing the lending, Ho
blows as tlmo was called:
al ~ the . s .; roInL Elncsworth led ont
Pearl to tho ground The latter s rusheh and
nall dozen smart blows were exchanged.
The IN, Pen iollowSd up an advantage. drawing
him TO tue groudh as me bel sounde
The Pear! started in to rush thirgs in the
and II lot .unge sen, III ing worth on his back
iin went down second time from blow be-
4 general exchange OF body and face blows
Il lowed: EilinEsworth being hea'eu onto the
pI en o. anH ms nlopa snaseG the
sent him down again and seven was cnliei
by the timex eeper br.or, he was on his feet,
richhnnder sent him down again and This
endct the round.
The New Yorker was hardly able to keep his
ieet when he came up Tor the fourth round
The crowd ye.le, Throw UP. tho sponge
AMI Iont murder the man. but Filings
worth WAS game. The earl rained b Nv aiIsr
blow nron his face ana bpy sending hi
down in his corner Jour times III almost as
many seconds. 49,
=, The Nth and last round was n repetition Of
the preceding one. Elingsworth making hut
IN llihhl 5 resistance. While the blood flowed
from Ill; face. Anurper GU. sent him reelipG
acro.s the ring lie tried to rise but ie!l back
Just as Quinn threw W The sponge and one Of
the special ors tumbled over In a swnon, Tho
Pearl was hardly marked while EilinCswor.S
had many bruises and cuts 'N
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Jrr.rY C;ty Murhor Iin-

"AshiSGToN. July 2I.-ActirG Secretary
e1a'h Today beard argument by Mr.. Benedict.
attorney 10: Ir. Packard of Eayonno. \. j..
"poh The subject OF ;ho New Yofi; hnrhor lines
oppos &c J"rscy city. Mr.. Ienelict said that
.he b'yonns Channel. connecting tho town
SS .lr ,he od,ep wn'"r Of New York Bay would
Poarii on VI II tho limos proposed by tho lnginoer
Avn sv,o " Vow Jersey which also desired 10 enter
ANY V".. aga MT he lines Ms laid down by tho
;nc r 2 ene!n"er'. had nm appointment with Act
ss,s,'",., e AS, hp' failed Q appear ii Is un-
SSr r,ol that tr"y ln.or tho construction OF II
law IL, VI hf'il'clal IL. anta. lie. nnng ut bed
d.s' r .s,'id ANA NM ms along ,ho edge Of tho
nuw't 'naelt"! Nv open tia.tls work.
T,T ,"s ~, ns'THih, Grant las taken tho pUpris
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The King. County Gun Cub Shoot.

The regular shoot OF tic Eings County Gun Cqub Wax
held at ieN;sr rark yesterday lhe.e waS rot "A arr,
attendance, only eleven members going 10 tcare T.,
shoot at twenty biGe r0cHs each. Int two men NJ
Sho" and 7 Sh"r: Who's" al lw.nt, one Yards
rms ~ not prevent SUc!.tr rom Wini., the !Ir Il
priLa wiih a score Oi ~. ~
Liye sw.eiSlaN.s at sis hlne rocks each were shot
hfttfwari The rrst divided hS &ct.el and Race.
with out Of The SECOND with nine siio'irr, ~ "a
won by Raesei after bmE with shOri,E Il, thlon AM
short Inc lhri was No. ~ ne,h!uf with 1nut Of y
me a1nr,n ana iih ~ Short. LreaSing even
hreiner, Il Link. u; Trl ~ Keller IL Shoctt,er "a.
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SURPRISES AT CHESS
Pollock Turns the Tables on Dcimnr, the
State Champion.

sKANEATELEs. July 2l.-playing in the New
York State Chess Associations tournament
continued to-day. Pollock and Delnar finished
tho second game Of their match which was
started on Monday evening. Others had to
contest their games in the tournament for the
silver cup presented by the Stats IeiiuDg,
WHO the great majority were engaged In tho
annual handicap How Dclmar throw away
his chance OF scoring n second victory will 10
seen from the run OF tho game. which IL ap-
uondo'. Major Lanham also suffered defeat
for the cup in a similar manner. and had 10 re :
sign to Remeny. the hungarian. and CHAMPION
OF tho New York City Club. Elackman Of the
BROOKLYN Cluh, who was opnoscd in tho cup
conn etition by A. II. Hodges. tho Staten
Island champion. male n brilliant nght. anl
drew alter about fifty moves. The results Of
tho games arc as follows:
SECOND GAME OF THE MATCH
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The following Is the summary:
The winners at Garfield Park.

Cuc.Go. July .i-Garheld Park track was fsa TO.
day Tho races resulted MS foowaf
First Race-Three' quarters Of n mile o'Erey won
Lord l.Onsdale second rosa third. inns, l:!5
second k"c,-One mile nua seventy yards, Sunny.
Time l:isl. ~
Third iac--0ne mile Tom Rogers won. Asben sec.
Ond. chimes thir,i, Iimr, I;t.@l.
Fourth hace-Iie and \ half furlong. Aloha won
Churchill 'arNs second. Nv Fellow third lime a.
Fitl Race nR,f mi!s sunbeam won, Muntcyis,
second, Deceit third 1,mc. n:p.
HiNth Racc-lialI m ZIG Casino won Doncast or
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~. Hnn1hVqrA, July 81. Prof I. y. Thorp OF
Ii, .1''er'.iy OF Pcnns Jlvania to-day began
''S''ies ~ Civil Government Def re n
,, AL 'src" Mr.. Ewing delivered an adj
cH "nY n Coos" Last evening Prof.
Ak. o. ;vanston Iocitei Scottish poems
~ = A'"hr! u! order OF tho u hit" Sea,
fsi,, - So" = !ocsution ia rho Hall OF
srC.., L. 'F''i, thor o iucg'Ionai work was
.s,. e" iir time this sea, On. The h,isi-
h,r., 1f> hase nos ,!eciied upon estab-
~ e,.sttai','n no. G !. Parker o. the Teach
49,, 49, =, rr'H, and his reniurKs wor. warmly
Eiuca,'", ~ ! n'teu States Commissioner OF
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IA - Mich. JUL 81. A fro STATED in
mi. ''' o. no EieEt "cpuhlc roo mines in
,r,"f'V a. O'Clock Ibis morning. The
MAJ M, ro'' mGu'ratci = no riri,.ri,n of So !
Tie H." - Which a7o now burning llercely.
70 sh,i, = , hntrn ,ins nnd rgrouwd Fart VI
Iks M" niicrt amt Indirect loss viii lie great.
Tie la Ia, sshil. mon, ESCAPED by anoh shalt
pan. Whnmm'.,, employs nearly one thousand
piessn91 resumed 1t is impossible to say Mt
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hee"o" 0ricr-s Tound Chilly.

yee'iose 'sn'h batch OF indicted Jersey City
Judca ''"'"f-. WHO Lave been On trial before
ys.a,i .'' h""t AID .arJ. werc found guilty
Jo1a si"In, 10 men ;rn Patrick McGruth.
ap,aartsI' "hi i"hn j'agaG. Iha luiy re-
Jrdgs H. m'Lmii 80 the mercy %: the Court.
shirt.Y D'eoti will sentence tho prisoner,
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For the Queens Prize.

LoSnos July 2i.-Prvate Dear. of the Queens Edin-
burgh regiment won tie Queens Prize to-day at the
meeting OF the Nai;ona! Rife Associa a. Bs!cy
bear scored Pan poiuts Toward the END Of II Q com
prIOfi DIviGs ~ one Of the Canadian team, led tho
competitors, he dropped from the lead after gain
ing r.,
Davidson TOOK fourth place W.T. sGt po'n,,. winning
~. henderson won AIJ. laTIIFOa also the Cor
pnraton 'up and drer Canadians won a number OF
IpcEet pTiAiB
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TrOttIng at Syracuse.

SYRACUSE July 2l.-The summer meeting o: the Cen.
traI New York Trottiny Circuit began at Kirkwood
Park to-day IN the presence of large audience. 1t
day for f,vories, the track and weather being
perfect:
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About G o'clock Lynn W. and Clayton came
cut drawing neat road wagon, with Matthew
Riley OF New York living. They were to try
TO heat 2:1f for SILVER cup. and W. NJ away
well TO the quarter in 81 :, seconds. but break
made hy Lynn W. on the backstretch caused
Mr.. Riley TO pull! up and come back for u fresh
trial lie started more slowly. but
Lynn w. was lam" from corn
sn n" 81 ust , neen ma would MT
IT," half the mile WINS in .2:2I. The pair will try
again thursday. when Mr.. kiey hopes Lynn
". Will be himself.
Nelson is the big card for tom orrow. and his
chances seem Eood tor mile below his record
Of 2:lDa. Guy has the same ma L. and will
try to beat it. while the 2:l7 and 2:21 trotters
will meet In the regular events.
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New $40 Performers in Kentucky.

LEXINGTON, July c.-This was tho opening day OF tho
Richmond trott!ng races Tho attendanc. was large
and the sport Of high class contests in of tho
being remarkably close and exciting. Four CIV
performers were added 10 the $50 sL the folio ing
huumaIieh
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During the races New York Central will sell eSeur.
klYB tir-ts 10 SGIs.nga NJ educ0i T4es Incl AdInE
adm aOn 70 Lssnd ctsei --4dr.
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TEMPLE BAR WON THE PRIZE.
THE KENTUCKY HORSE LLNDS DE-
TROIT,s $4,000 STAKE.

Prodiral. Brother to Patron, was Favorito
nt the start. bat Egbercs Son was Fast
and Gamc-Mnrgie II. Wins tho @.1s
Pnce-Lynn w. In No Condition for n
Fast MiIc-To.dar's Attractions.
DETROIT, July 21.-Tomnlo Ear. woil-bre
llack stallion from Kentucky. won a splendid
victory at Tho Driving lark this aitcrroon in
tho raco for tho Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Stake. A wqek ago he would have been
iavorite on public form, but Prodigal. a full
brother to Patron. boat such good field ut
Saginaw n few days ngo, trotting ono heat in
2l7}. and n seventh close to $3.50. that he
caught most Of tho talent for his engagement
hero Betting began this morning on tie
stake. and In the largest pools ProiiGal
brought $780, Temple Bar selling at $500. while
Honest George. Abbie y. and Clara Wilkes
ranged from $3.50 10 500. tho others max L &
the total over $1,000.
When the gates werc orenod this afternoon
the spectators came by thousands iii tho
Grand stand aud tho space in front Of 1t were
fully occupied. while q thousand or 20 were in
the outer field. The weather was on its good
behavior. and the track, whilo not ut It's best
was fas'or than 1t was yesterday. First came
the 2:1I pace. for which pckaway sold at $50
to 500 over the field. Tho favorte drew inside
.n'-,' .,,-. Wv, nv 49,. ~, ~ 'no " NV"
'nouGh "lmmie maue IL iiVeiy LOT hih' ana was
only hnlf n length behind in 2:l0. Monkey
Rola outfooted Pickaway from the wire in tho
next neat ana tho chestnut PAGER could
not do moro than got TO his wheel as
h. Gn;shrd in o.,7h After Mnnlov
~ ~ non'u ~ ~ 'nAo'
picknway passed him, but again had q close
call. when Smmic stole up next tho poe, aud
had him beaten till no mndo break Just at
the wire. Pckaway rot demoralizcd In tho
fourth hent and Maggie H.. who had been
She could have shut Pickuway ont in tie min,
but OdelI slowed up to let the fallen favorite
IN He could no, walt for him in tho sixth
heat MS Monkey Rolln got suuAred away, Rnl
was only beaten by II head wiIe Fckaway
VIVA inr bph nd Tho distance Summaries.
. ~ nac. ,nrs. SIM,
IL ~ pncs lutse 49,. t,,u, .
S,o 10y ~, . .n,a '.'.'.'.'''."'o
i,t'ne y az '''''''.'''''''1 SLo
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Situations Ifantrd-lHxles.

an Infants by a he q ffxfrY
~ capah OF taking iu.i charcs Of esttie baby WI
hep with light cIainterwork: ,od IS WSlSn9
to 20 I" the country has hve years reference risaa
Ca | ] IS York ~. Brooklyn.
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atan.cs-aRalfs-- sllr,AaMic5, sc.

A YouhG Man TO run q cY!lpter prrss WHO Il ~ a
"a enow!edge ot making ready. shary, s. Opior
once,
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SnFNG IAN wishes In 20 to the OUTFIT 70 gvnAh.
n man: understands he Lo.sss rri car
RACES and harness Address ALLY-HO Ln1 III kal
uptown Office. i.2t.5 broadway.
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AZ ENGlISIIM's wants employment At anIrhtae;
"a not AFRAID OF WORK. Address
lIIhkl.fS WAN. ) Pearl 81 Nav YrrS
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WNntrd-sNalrs a,(crhanirs, &t.

A Young MAN who understand, the Chambsrs
~ lne mnCl!'nc Address NAGl1NlsT. box lBs
tun Ollie
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WASTED-Nen on cxttte ste1mrrs to Linden and
w Liverpool; WORK for fres pa,sAre- q Gresnuneh
VorNG MAN about is to AXE hlmsstr us~fuI t, f.s-
tory r. ca, boz lsi. Sun o1Aoa
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Situatiuns at'anted-frn1uIes

n OF SEWORk.-Rv n CAPABLE Welsh girl: eiey -
c0urtr good cook and Iluudrexs. kind chILrvn
taii ~ 9Th aN.. near 18th ST. XrA HALL
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Annie. his A. Necessity.
u. X. u. x. L ~.
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kSGINEERs AND CoSTRACTORs.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPASf-Es~~
= Sinesrs and contractors for brases u sss&y
eeseTtpti0n' wharf building. pie driving drcugsIN
siid steam shovel excavsting. plans and specihS~s
huitS FURNISHED on Application. corFestoia.. -
soisez1ed ufaes. Occidental slook. ssartlA w.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
OOKl LOOK WE SELL MEMS DOUBLE
IL sole satin OF shoes at 50: everybody should
wear them. ITO Main street
THE BELLTOWN FURNITURE COMPANY
L VIII move 20 9l5 Front street. usder Grand
hotel. about the lst of December. We viii sell on
credit furn ture carpets stoves. etc. etc. fur
nish homes on easy weekly payments
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L'OR SALE-WE WILL BUILD A coon
Il hve-rOom house, bathroom closet IN ro,,S
part of Walla WsIla add. on choice lot SaxI9S ~
Sl,35n; small cash payment; balance SIS ~,
month Gardner Stratton, 2Ol 202 Bslsx
building. v
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NOTICE or pI~-OLUTION-$O NOTICE -
~ hereby given that / Withdrawing rcn
the firm dong clothing and furnishing SEQ
business in the city Of seattle under the ~.
name of the CHICAGO Clothing Company, AMI tns
WI not De responsible tor any debts contrsct~t
10 the name OF said frm subsequent 70 the dss.
THIS notice. Proper notice has been given ny =
Tor a disso utiOu of said firm. ISIDDHE HARMS
seat. 10, Wash. November Il. 1891
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E'oR SALE-SIX-ROOM HOUSE AND ynr
Il on sixteenth street, clock south OF Mad,sc.
$1,000: one LOT, same location, 81 900. Ilexsa
lyn-Dodge building
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HAIRDRESSIVG.

a n FTs
John T. WITrWER, HAIRDRESSER AND
- wigmaker. SIS Front next 10 Lowman q
Hanfurd's
L'ACE MASSAGE, THE NEW ART OF Ac
curing good complexion without cosmetics.
hartr-Ssinz cutting, bleaching, etc, manlclrins
and eAirOpOdy. Mrs. Reed Atkins block, BID 20
iumblG street
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G.-0A OR 81 G90 TO LOAN FOR TWO OR
sN,tltO three wears Room 2lZ Butler block.
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G1 1S0 WILL BUY GOOD SIy-Roov
.IOO house and LOT 50x1Ol; good loca,or
street graded; city water; terms easy IN tstss
within Ave days +. = Willard with irawfnrs
Conover Bailey building
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IGOR SALE-SIx FINE LOTS CHEAP /,
i Latona first addition; $3.50 cash. Address a
]. p. post-Inte,ligencer.
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L'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
4 property-Farm lands at Slaughter Kent
Port orchard, sumss City and vashon island; The
superiority OF the above localities for productive
ness or sou - well known. James f. Porter, II
Goitstein building
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FOR EXCHANGE-40 ACRES OF CHOICE
l. land half mile from \, T.. :. & = r r for
Seattle property. Herbert $, Upper 704ls Front
street, corner Cherry.