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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-22

The new cruiser MarbleheAd was taken for
a short spin out to sea yesterday. She has al
ready had two private trials. and after the last
oas. which was about ton days ago. she was
put "a tho Navy Yard dry dock. She was
Gioa;ed agaia Yesterday morning. and about
TO-. O'CLOCK started for the bar,
Those who made tho trip were: Commander
Charles O'Nell. the vessels future commAn-
der: Iieute nant- 20 Commander bowman and
Chief Engineer ksArney. who are also as
signed TO the vessel; Chic. Engineer ClsAs-
mar. Passed Assistant Engtn Ger Carr, ~ 4. Pal
Insr Of Pal msr Co. the engine builders. and
AllsTton Loring Of Boston, representing the
constructors. The MArblshead went out about
twenty miles past sandy HOOk and there Was
no hitch OF any Kind, No estimates OF speed
were made. The Marblehead reached her
anchorage OF Past TWsntv sixth street about
4 O'Clock. Mr. Palmer y .ged the Navy be-
pArtment alter the TRIP that the vessel was
ready for her Official trlul.
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Ca.tsu E4oaer.,,dsy as. VIC.

Henry Caster was confronted with his wife
at the Harlem Hospital yesterday. The wife
IL a prisoner In the hospital for attempt at
suicide, and the husband was suspected Of
having forced her 10 take poison. Police JUS
tice Taintor accompanied Policeman Jones
and Casten.
Mira Castsn refused 10 even look At her hus-
baud. She turned away her head, and notion
cd 70 the AttendGnts TO relieve her Of her hue
Iands presence. CAsten WeDt but chsSFed
up eOnsidsEably Whsn hls wife aid that shs
took the poison 10 end her nlo- Castsn MI
probably be released to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-22

Michael Lenahan, a horseshoer, OF 500 East
Twenty-frst street. was standing at the bar
in OBriens saloon. at Second avenue and
Thirty first street. on Monday night. with his
left hand resting on the bar John Sheehan,
alias Meahan, an eX-convict. entered. and
without any proyocation drew a razor across
Isnahan's hand. The razor severed the cords
OF the hand and the surgeons at bellevue lIos-
pital say Ienahan will PROBABLY lose the use ot
II. Sheehan was held for trial at the loIkViIis
Police Court yesterday. lls was released fIom
State prison only two months ago. after serving
Al eight years sentence for "a similar CGence.
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Mr.. stokss's N aiady.

Toronto. Nov 2L-Georgs Herbert Stokes,
the wealthy New Yorker. who tried to borroV
100000 from Sir Oliver Mowat ami said he
was Queen Viotoria's son. 10 quite dangerous.
and the authorities here do not care to let him
nave his liberty. They were undecided what
TO do with him when a letter came from the
Jaw nTm OF pittenhoefer. Gerber. 4 James.
New YORK. who wrote on behalf of stokss's
an asylum here. and not liberated until re-
Iuested By his mother. who will pay all OK
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student. F,u.a ror H,.,n.

TRENTON. Now 2l.-WilliAm II. Fulpsr and
Herbert W. Fitzgerald, two OF the seven Princs-
ton students indicted for haEinR Robert Leo.
pold OF Washington. pleaded non-yult In the
County Court here to-day, and they were 1nsd
300 each, Judge Woodruff told them that
what they called hazlng was really riotouS
conduct II found guilty again theY would be
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In tIs street with Hrr Dre.. 90 FIrr.

Ttsdress OF Jennie Welsmount, a servant.
II years old. employed in the family Of A. 4.
Ho7enthai. at 4i7 last sd street. was set on
fire yesterday at tho stove. The girl ran
screaming into the street Two men wrapped
their oEoTcoAts about her and MTs Rosenthal
ran out with blanket When the names we're
smothsred Il was found that the girl WAs badly
burned about the body and arms. She win
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Planning : Ho.pI,AI Tor s,.,.. IJ,ns

number OF women. wsll-known in society
on Staten Island, met In Clifton yesterday ana
formulated plans for the organization Of a hos.
pital to be called tho Staten Island IIosIitaI
Il T. intended 70 omen the hospital about the
eight persons will be provided at first the hos
rltal to be Increased subsequently, II necrs-
sary The building will he at the corner OF
Belalr Ioad and Iompkins street, Clifton.
Nine physicians on the island have signinsd
their consent to become members OF it's stall
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These Segroe. wer. wh,s.ss.

ATLANTA. Nov, 2l.-Four negroes were arrest
ed Yesterday in Gordon county for beating D. O.
Barton. prominent farmer The negroes were
placed in house In the country. and were to
be taken 10 Calhoun to-day to be tried. Late
the guards. and took their prisoners
and WHIPPED them. After the whipping the
negroes ware told to get out OF the county
within twelve hours.
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IIs DId RIsg = BslI

On the evening Of Nov. there vas a Tam
many Hall mass meeting in IU2d street. and.
us alleged, Joseph Kelly disturbed this meet
ing The complaint recites hat he leaned out
OF the window Of the house at 2Ol East lO2d
aoS for n SboSt an ECuT hsfsBy az dstSS Gb au
lawful assembly. against the form OF the
statute In sueh ease made and provided. and
~ ainst the peace Of the people Of the state Of
New YORK and their dignity" The Grand JuTy
di1ntssed the com plant ysStsEdSI.
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Arr..,.a an ~. r.th,r.. Compliant.

John NJ MAngin. a wholesale dry goods mer-
chant OF n Leonard street. was in the loifer-
son Market Court yesterday as complainant
AGAINST his eighteen year-old son lrsnk.wE NJ
he charged with the larceny Of go worth u
linen. The father sail his son WAS lu'uT;
Tigihla and that he caused him 10 %" arrest
as a last resource. Justice HUGdu gcu,a udsl
the young man until to-day
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THE NEGRO PROBLkM.
CoRErsssmAH Murray OF south CaroIIna A d
vises His CoIOrsd BrstkrsR.

vises IIIs CoIOrsd BrsthrsR.
The BROOKLYN Literary Union. colorsd or
RAnizstlon In that city. held one OF it's monthly
reunions last night at Everett Hall, in Viii
loughby street Mr.. 7. MeCants Stewart pre-
sided The feature OF the evening was an adj
dress on the negro problem by Congress man
q. w. Murray OF sumpter county. S. Z. Ho
claiming against the wTonRs Of the cOloTed
race and too little In praetiea! work FOR their
TelrsEA
The element Of color made the amalgama-
Tion OF eolOrsd people with others diiiicult
American slavery. lasting through 200 years.
had effAced syery yestil0 Of the Independence
which freedom hegot. and even caused the de-
formtty OF the race physically. color VAS the
result OF eountless agsG Of climatic influence.
work like the white people and spend their
money like them.
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sIs.Ooo Dama.e. for Ioia,rc.

Judgment for Sl5. II was entered yesterday
by consent against tho Iuter-lslaRd onstruc-
tion Company IN favor Of John oIoole, as
guardian ~ 'usui OF Mary Gransy. Tor lhlnfles
to the latter by tho dyuamll" cNll9si'h AZ
Long Island City on Dec. ~ She vas horribly
disngured.
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houndsman q, Il. MsrTett. East Sixty seventh
street 10 fremont Patrolmen ]. J. Hartnett
Hishbridgs to 1921 street; william Hieton
Thomas Williams, East l2oth street 10 IRE
mont AndIsH II. k9Sley. BEeAdWay squad to
West lUOth street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-04
Ell CID THE FLAGSHIP
Peixoto's New York Fleet win
Sail for Rio Soon.
TO GIVE BATTLE TO MELlo.
A Iroopship Rammsd by the TnsargeHf
Cruiser Republics and Five Han-
dred Men Drowned.

NEW YozK, Nor. s.-Ths Hsyaldt Non
tevideo dispatch says: The insgsgent var
ship RepubIica II still cruising OF the
mouth OF the Platte river. hoping to inter
eept Peixoto's gunboat Tiradsntss Or any
other BRAZILIAN vessels which may pat 10
sea from here. A dispatch from BaeEaos
Ayres says two Argentine .arships Shl
be sent to Rio TO protect the interests OF
that republic in Brazil.
NEw YORK, Nov. s.-Ths Herald ssys Is
is Ensured that the new Brazilian feet
viii sail for Brazil under command Of
Capt. Baker. of FL Cid, and that it vii be
the flagship.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3-The representatives
OF Peixoto's government here are evidently
determined 10 give Admiral Meilo's men
no chance to prevent FL Cid's departars
Tor brazilian waters, and have accordingly
placed the makcshift warship undsr guard.
1t was rumored around the docks
this morning that the guards were secured
because Of q supposed attempt TO placs
torpedo under II Cid. The rnmor vas 70
the effect that diver was discovered
shortly after midnight, just rs he vas
about TO leave rowboat alongside the
ship. The report could not bssyerifed-
LONDON, Nov. 3.-The Morning. Leader
has the following special from Lisbon: A
private telegram from Buenos Ayres says
the insurgent warship Repuhiiea ran into
and sank the transport Rio Jsneiro,
which was on her way from Rio GTande do
Sui to Rio Janeiro with troops for Press-
dent Peixoto. Thirteen hundred troops
were drowned.
A dispatch TO the Times from Rio jan
cir received November contained the in
formation that the Republics rammed the
Rio Janeiro and 800 of the 1. 100 troops on
board were drowned.
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hin Ep for q long time. He had 20 BE
skssaei arocnd the hozse il chair.
Saz BE appears 20 BE xesi nan. I heard
be had been cured By Dr.. y l1lIans' Pink
pills. Hr. Powell j.. n my opinion.
Fzost conscientious p@r=os. and my state
n1enE he would make would Be perfectly re-
ltsbEs"
Mr. B-s L. Mitchell. the well known
drugxIss. upon whom tie reporter aexs
czale1, said: II knew Of Mr.. PoEells
ere and Il = every word true. | hare
sod thousands 81 boxes OF Pink Pills
and knowtng that they slsays give
satisfaction have no hesitation in
recommending them - perfect
hood builder ard nerve rest0rer, curing
xaeh diseases az rheumatism. neuralgIa.
partial paralysis. locoFao:or ata1la, II
Wins dance nervuEs headache. nervous
prossraEion ard the tired feeling ;herefrom,
tee after effects of - grippe. diseases ce-
pending Oh bonsors IN the blood. such as
serofasa. chronic srysipesas. etc Pink
Pliis give healthy gov 20 pale and SAL
Ioy cornpisxsons, and are specific for the
tFouo Ies peculiar to the female system. and
IN men they effect . radical cure IN ali
eases arising from mental worry. over
work o. sxcsxzes Of whatever nature
These Pills are manufactured BY the DR..
Williams Medicine Company. Science
tadY. y. Y. and BroekvlIIe. Ont. and are
sod only in boxes bearing their trade
mark and wrapper. at 80 cents q box. or
SIX boKes for $50. and are never sold IN
bulk or by the dozen or hundred. and any
dealer zho offers substitutes In this form
is trying 20 defFaud you. and should be
avoided.
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NorrcE TO ARCHIrECrx-


TO ARCHITECTS CITIZENS OF THE
state OF Washington PLANS, designs and
spfctHcations for university buiidinx To be
erected on fractional section sixteen a o. in town
snip - north range 4 east Willamette rnerls1isn
VII. Dc eceiyed p1tii two % O'Clock n M on the
4fth DAY 81 February, 1894. by the floard of re-
tents University OF Washington. al the People 5
savings hank IN seattle. Washington This adycr-
tssfxnenf - IN compliance with the provisions o..
tue act OF March Ia. SOS sect ons z ! and s
ihe main university building shall b. bulIt Of
prof. IS possible, az may be provided for Ia the
plans adopted. and shall bs durabie ana perrn.-
nent structure. and shall Be provided with water
Az Iae attest and most approved (improvedp
proper drainage and We initiation The surn Of one
hahdre1 ana any Thousand dollars has been
Appropriated fos uniyeFsity buildings.
ne Board OF Regents. University OF Washing
ton offers the following prizes TO archtra~fs 80
Eatttiag pans and design:
First-io the architect submitting the plaus ana
nrst prize saAll be awarded which .ha II rs,sI, 70
his sesection a. architect and IA acceptapc. Of nj.
plans AM designs - ~
secoRi-Fae se5nd prsze shall cou.fs. Of ,hs
sum ~ fhoassnd gtl oao1 ssoli.r- ara A. ~ 1s
awarded 20 the architect submitting nj - -
designs secoad Ia Uaertt. '"
Thirt-Tae third pEsss shall he the sum of Nv.
hundred $500 dollar. an5 shall - AWARDED -
tie architect submitting TIE d ans ana ,ss.f-s.
Considered third Ia merfI
The plans sad designs shall cots 81 of foxr s5sv.
Perspective drawing hs.e and osaers wtIs t,s
onsid=ee1 The bard reserves the n al 70 ras.~s
Any aud ali plans and aesizns and 20 re- a v.ytIss
foZ farther = ans a8d d-s tsaA
j. j. BROW NJ Caancssior
j, h HAYDES prext<ens pro ter,
Nm u WOOD. Rexenl
FRANK ALLYN Regent
DAVID hELL0G3 KeSen.
A A. PHILLIPS. Kegsnl
A. n AITfES. Regent.
G W. BEAN. Regsaf ak esicaa
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The November Ioruss contains . long
SAT- OF valuable articles By noted writer's
% important topics. Prof III. von Hoist.
Tue eminent constitutional historian, in
discussing The Decline Of the Senate. !"
eIsrs siashiug criticism Of present senate
n.ethods IN su article entitled, shall the
senate Rule the Republic ?" THE Senate
=. "a tne Light OF History" Is the heading
Eisen 10 a searching analysis of the charac-
Ter aud capacity Of present senators. as
com pared With the senate OF Webster. Clay
aud Calhoun.
The current number Of HarpeT's Verify
contains another eiKht-fage supplement
asfotsi entirely 20 Worlds fair pictures.
which ts even more effective II possible
IMAM last weeks. In addition there Is 8
firlktng front-page OF the Manhattan dgy
celebration. Thulstrup contributes char
heferistie fuii-rags of scenes IN Lady Aber-
deems Irish village. and BlarneF castle /;
ana another page Is devoted 10 four OF the
best Views OF the galleries in the art build
ing. Carlton I. Chapman shows in an IN
tefesting picture, the neE method OF coal
ing warshIps at sea; and an illustration of
noS voters are turned out by one Of New
ork ctty's naturalization mills has = Pc
cuiiar and timely interest. 'sTwigg's Cat, !"
new story by Eden PhiIpotts, and a
great variety Of other matter. FIJI out q
number OF especial excellence.
new volume of the Century starts in
Sogefnbsr With an extraordinary table of
contents. including the names Of Ralph
VI aldo Emerson. James Russell Lowell,
Charles Eliot Norton. Col. John Hay,
asoTge KEENAN,, Mary Hallock Foote.
Mrs. Schuyler van Rensselaer,. Edith NJ.
Thomas, Charles Egbert Craddock and
many others As to the contents
themselves. these include nothing
more absorbing than tho second or
concluding part of the diary of the
admiral's secretary describing Napoleon q
voyage To st. Helena Emerson's name IS
attached TO recently discovered unpub-
lished poem written to Lowell on his
fortieth birthday. which furnishes most
fortunate preface 10 the last and 6nal
series of Iosell's essays To appear in the
Century during the coming year. and the
first one of which Is printed in November.
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PORT TOWNSEND GAME Is orr.
Grippe Delays Game with university-
Athietlc SInh Taams Eracflce.

Grippe Delays Game with university--
Athletic Club Teams Practice.
The game of football between state uni.
yersity and Port Townsend has been can
eelled- A telegram was received by the
captain last night stating that several of
the Port Townsend players were sick with
the grippe, and that IL was impossible for
them 10 play. A later date will probably
he made. = practice game will take place
ut Eleventh and Howell streets at O'clock
today between the first and second elevens
This afternoon at 3 30 o'clock at Madi-
son park the first and second eleyens az
the Seattle Athletic Club play practice
game. admission TO which will be free.
The second eleven has been training IN
der the coaching of George Carter, ha. a
separate set of signals, and from the shou.
ing of the men in practice bids fair 10 riva
the regulars all they can do to keep ii from
scoring.
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Nashville Rsee.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 2-The track va. f...
SUMMARIES:
Mile and seventy yards-Col. Z wnn
Oxford second, Interior third. Tine ! sas
Six furlongs Fern won. Id.
Time, 1:I7. s'''ia.
Five furiongs-ShIloh won, 0orma. a.
ond, Harry Weldon third. Tina i., e.
Four aud one-half furiones-zI,,s, - -
GuiIe won, Fred GaFdHer second Mss.sss-
third. Time. 10
One rnue-feabody won, Lind. ..n.na
koko third. Time. .4sts. se''as
.. Six inTiongs-hraE9s Won. Cora Tay.or
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Effective May isL II. NaTshsrn Ps-gsc Ran.
Eess e w1} eel Fesna- trip urk 20 the Ssresa
ftSSs Hot srFEa<x aas rstzrn fos 81 IA ON sAss
sFs S&4sT3Ay 49, s1z.sy. Tsckass xss1 faE tes
csEA
a EeYshcs2a ~ ss ~ sac ssstzss Ter patients
- G-AE require - sxgrsse>s Ass arAneH in
st5tsss - lie see rFaRn Nsoae1y Company gsr "a
FAAs~Ss Sars Il IAz lseaoF rae vaIns al soas.ss
$50. sns a~sca Eac&t~A - tas SgE1nsS
Rates a. - &a3 80. - per CAY kssara s3cAsss
"a SAss = - 1.z~4 Sr tEe stckss assN1E a. nzS
ssssaSs esfsss tsss ssSS ter Per fzrsanx
= A. SSas}S< s&&Fsas I {. MCCAIN
aak >qsfEx. ~axA
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steamers sehouse and Nsst.r.,,.
aud Kspazs zach ota. ss

The steamers Monticello ana 81
had lively race iron FER. Tows.~s' sa =
Seattle last evening. since the eAaps. = =
tue Sehauc's schedule she &c.. y -
Townsend vegy nearly 81 she Mon s,..s ! =.
time, and they have had several -
this week sss
Both ieis Port Townsend At 4, n So.
las night The MSalsco.le 80. s's %
Ifst, hnt The Seheme sooa INa-se.i - -
both we're doing shelr rest ana -. .sA9
tlcel.o soon passed the Schema 100, sa'
her astsrn al! the way Ia West Fs,..,, - svps
the seho'ae again passed the sssss -. =,
took the LEAD. Tne scheme - - sad
the Merchants deck. bas aoula sIx - :.
have made feslsg'&. he- -e.ua.r ii sssss's
place. couple Of minute 49, - .as
Monticello. The odleers Of the w9., : sas
sia'm That twice during the race tbs' = =
home was forced Wiih pitch. 49, 80 - =.
he 'o.3 y the BLACK smoke emitted - 80
'N' s'S>A' @Aa 'Aas i Sas sasa he psieA
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tIeelIo. 80
AAs weather wss rid and TIE wstsr
smooth last night. On th- sT<ning
Z. aosss n , stroag wind the Monticello
me ssaosss over the sane ran By
tEe-sty-sae minutes.
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: - ossss,rz&x oeeafKes fkarnasy asrhf 81 tss
Efzsouers szss snss. sns su.as a tie rsnxszs
Severely cut
-. - issza 81 Eass1s Prszfe-zrazx ia Kasr-
- - % Carter Hafffson. k&s lea se. far Ms1-
- hexs. $40 tie ess4 wl8i ss1easEy - s&ksa
~ wffhsus s>.sy.
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Demaera.. for EensaI-

SEATTLE. SoS. 2. fsa2.
- ms EgTTos; Viii yoa please answer
- 10 tsa1eNtpg question 20 settle disputs ?
ID majority OF the Democrats IN the
sssossse vote for the repexI Of the silver bill
z 30 as the original o. wilson b8II, or
-. -. tbey vote sgsI8st - Yours respect
READER oE THE Pozx-ixrEIAEsKSeEz-
:. "A large majority Of The Democrats In
ne house voted FOR the Wilson repea!
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SEATTLE. Oct - 1sss3.
o Tue EDTrog: Where does the pas
sage The kingdom Of heaven - Within
yen occur In the Eibss7 4 sUEscRIEEE-
Keitrencs 10 evidently maize 20 Luke
xsii.2i. which Is as follows:
astther shall they say. 10, here OF. 10.
sheTs Tor behold, the kingdom Of God Is
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Huntington sells che.ape.ke 6 ohie.

Huntington Sells Chesapeake 6 ohie.
NV YORK, Nov. &C. +. Huntington
said tonight In regard 10 the sale Of the
Chesapeake, Ohio & South western rail-
road 10 the Louisville & Nashville and
Illinois Central: 'T was approached year
ago by these people, who offered to buy the
road. Wednesday night they came TO my
Office and said: We will take the chess-
peake at your terms | accepted teu-yesr
bonds in payment. / got. well say, In
round numbers 81 0oo, 900; that Is. | vii
get bonds for this amount. The only rea-
son am selling Il that wish 20 ceniralizs
my force on the Southern Pacific"
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NOTICE TO Contractors.


TO CoNTRACToRs-sEALE TENDERS
L endorsed New Parliament Buildings Vie.
toris Con tract No. q" will 90 received by the
Honorable Chief Commissioner of Lands and
Works up TO o'clock D. m OF Thursday. S0th No
vemoer, 1898 for the several trades required in
the erection of new parlIame buildings at James
Bay Victoria, r. C.. viz:
!. The excavator, mason and bricklAyers work
The carpenter and joiner's work.
The skaters and plasterar work
.. The coppersmith 3 work
0. The smith and ironfoundsr's work
.. The plumbers work.
q. The painters work
Tenders Will he received for any one trade or for
the whole work.
The plans details. ete, ~ prepared by r. NJ Rat
tenbury, architect, can be seen AZ the ONCE Of the
undersigned on OF after Monday October Is, 1898,
and complete quantities clearly describing the
whole OF the work be obtained pay me Mt Of
40 tor each trade. This sum will be returned TO
the contractors on receipt Of O bona tste tender
Zach tender must be accompanied by an Ac-
cepfed bank check equal To per cent the
amount of each trats rendered for. which viii os
retained rs part security for the due performance
OF the work The check will be returned 10 uu-
successful competitors, but will be forfeited by any
bidder who may decline execute q contract il
called upon 90 do so
copied. w : GORE
Deputy Commissioners OF Lands and Works
Lands and Works Department
Victoria, r. q, september 20, 1893.
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San FraaoIsee Races

sAN Francisco, Nov. S-Sammari...
Seven-eighths nile-RomaiF xan ri.
dron second. Little Teugh third sa a'
I:29as %tsis.
rhree-quarters mile iidwaal
Romulus second. Motto third. Tire "a
Fiye-eighths mile porcel!e was - ; ID
mcr second. Ricardo third. Tir.s : sss-
Ftiteen-sixteenths elasnh-s,.. - ?.
Duke Stevens second. WiekIow ga sess
Time. $50 sAasfus
one mile Revolver won. -. e,o,,
ond. Charger third. Time. .sss. VA sse-
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A feE Papers and o large number OF
shystering politicians are agitating the
calling Of an extra session Of the legisla-
turs 90 elect a senator IN the place Of
Alien. The expense of an extra session
would be out of al proportion to any
benefit that could be had. 10 say nothing
OF the harm that foolish body might pre-
cSr,ifate-EIFaa En1l<
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-04
Mrs. George ch.id. pr.u.i rnjurea.

VIsvENTows, n. J.. Nov. s.-Mrs. George
w. Childs Drexel, who was . Miss Trick.
was badly injured by being kicked By .
vicious horse while riding near her home
above this place. Tho horse became un-
manageable. She was kicked In the aide
and is now suffering from the shock. Mira
Drexel lie daughter-in-law of the late An
thony j. Drcxel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-04
No. sprlnr. oner. . rur.e % nn.A.n

LITTLE Rock, Nov. "a special from
Hot Springs says; Il. C. Chambers a.
this city, has telegraphed the manager az
Mitchell the unconditional offer of nfr.s
of SO. 600 for the Corbett- Mitchell cam
to take place at Hot Springs the second
week in January, 1891. lie deposited
$1,000 as a forfeit.