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CHANGES AT THE COURTHOUSE.
Several County oriciais Retire aud New
Men Step in.

Tomorrow will be marked by several changes
at ne county courthouse. as the term of several
of the county officers expire tonight ct mid
night
County Commissioner William Il. Taylor re.
tires from the board and tomorrow morning A.
!. Rutherford will take his place
Judge /. J. Lich,enberg is the retiring supe-ior
fudge and J. ". Langley VIII ;ake his seat upon
the bench IL the equity department tomorrow.
County Clerk William B. Spencer will also
retire from his Official position after trans
ferring the records 10 his successor, Thomas W.
Gordon.
Frank Paul. the assessor, makes way for D. K
Abraham.
Justice Hancock Eessle. whose term OF Office
expired yesterday, will leave for the East this
week 10 De gone about two months. lie intends
visiting his BROTHER il Washington City, snd on
returning 10 seattle VII practice law.
Justice Won Io2sl Will practice law and have
his office in ;he Occidental b.ock, where he held
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Sara McDonough wins Her Case.

The sealed verdict which was opened this
morning in Judge Humes' court in the case Of
Mrs. sara NJ Donough vs. Fl. McQuiikan, "
Dinsmore and Charles X. Remberg. awarded
t-00 10 the plaintiff
This WAS Tar short OF the $4,000 which the
palniif demanded in her complaint, hat her
attorneys are lubtlAnt aad claim that although
tie amount recovered is small II 10 great legal
victory. and triumph and ,iniicstion for Mrs
Mcponough. The case will doubtless be aT-
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The taking Of testimony in the contest case Of
CAmsTon vs, AcDougsl at the pited states land
once was concluded yesterday afternoon al ?: 80
O'Clock The case q HanScom va sines' heirs
s1.i remains on 'r3aL seveSal witnesses fer the
Claimants are yet - he examined. and the con-
'es'ant has number IN rebutial. The case Is
no; expected 20 be ended Before the middle o.
nsIt week.
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sVFERioR CoUEr-xerIfY pgrAREkxsr-LIcHr-
ENBEgG. }.
Herbert CASTOR e 8. IS. Angus Macintosh
e. - 1-t.Iue3 - January Il
J. :. karre.. v Z. \. swift Demurrer. over
.u.e1.
Marcus Kenyon vs. Edward Fehre Ell AL-Con-
ti.,el & Ja4uary Il
y &. ..a- v e. Niller-Demurrsr waived;
tea iscs granted ia which 10 answer.
. reliance ian sd Trust company IS. D.
hsa1elaeI ct -. CONTINUED 10 January IA
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Fristad-Premier Decision Reviewed.

Judge Hantori, of the United States court re-
viewing the decision OF J. W. Spriggs United
ststss commissioner, in the Fristai- Premier
collision case, confirmed 1t in all respects ex-
eepI that he reduced the demurrage allowed the
Fr.st.d from 5000 10 TO s., son He also dscreed
that the cross belIant, Z. w. Spencer recover
frcm Aiolph Fristad, the iIhellan;, and Richard
Chiicott ana - Chilberc. his sureiies. s5lAso
with interest 81 70 per cent. aud one.half the
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THE TRIAL CALENDAR.
surxsIoR couRr-cIvIL DEpARrxEsr-osB,

errERIoR ooURr-cIvIL DsPARTMEsr-osBoEy. J.
Acme Publishing Company Corbett Direc-
tory Company-January IS.
= Cleiu vs. Hecla Fire Insurance Company
March -.
j. r. Fisher et al. vs. Northern Pacific Rail-
road Conn any.-January ~.
". II. pi.liag vs.. ". A. Morse-Jauuaty %
Ieo;Ja Tease IS. :. Compton ct a.-Februsry 7,
Rosenfeld- smith Company VS.. N. J. Maloney
u 4uUary %.
Mary +. brennan Va. Front Street Cable Rail-
way Compauy-January 50.
Mary A Bars. ct al. john Schultz et al
January 10.
SUPERIOR COURT CRIMINAL DEPARTMENT
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In conclusion, after celebrating upon the
different classes Of floral gardens and landscape
WORK. the report continues:
There are few cities in the world for which
nature has done much as for the city of
Seattle. IL IS Eanked on the west with an
in and which iaves the base of a
rugged mountain range. while on the
east the soft waters OF Lake Washington spread
away 10 foothills which suggest a greater
grandeur IN the sharply outlined Cascades be-
yond; and north and south rise lofty snow
peaks Oh worid.tamed mountains.
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and all Bronchial, Throat, and Lung affec-
tons, that is the only remedy SO unfailing
that it can be guaranteed If it doesn't
benefit or cure, you have your money back.
No matter how long you've had Catarrh,
or how severe, DR.. Sage's Remedy will effect
a permanent cure. $500 reward is offered
by the proprietors Of this medicine, for an
incurable case Of Catarrh.
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A EOOEHOLn

A FOOTHOLD
for Consumption is what You
are offering, if your blood is
impure. Consumption is simp-
ly Lung Scrofula. A scrofu-
|lous condition, with a slight
cough or cold. is all that it
needs to develop il.
But just as it depends upon
the blood for its origin. so it
depends upon the blood for
its cure. The surest remedy
for Scrofula in every form,
the most effective blood-cleans-
er, flesh builder. and strength
restorer that's known to rnedi-
cal science, is Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery.
For Consumption in all its
earlier stages, and for Weak
uurS A Sft,pua Sayorp Couphs
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BALLARD CITY FINANCES.
Summary of the Annual Statement Of
the City Clerk.
The following is . summary OF TIE financial
statement of the city clerk of Ballad for the
year ending December 81, 1892:
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State VS.. John Biack Ie-January IL.
State vs. Z. l. AerEam--January IL
State ". +. T. Aerrian-lanuary II.
state vs. Anne kohney--Jauuary Is
Stale ", Hildegard RUnd herg-January Is
state vs.. J. =. rswfJrd--JaHuary ~.
state VS.. Edward Smith-Jsauary 10.
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Died OF Typhoid at the Pest aouse.
Erick sine Norwegian, lied at tho smallpox
hospital yesterday OF typhoid fever, following
smallpox. He was unmarried and hss relatives
living in Liberty Pole, Wis.
The holiday trade in the fur line 1as been a
great success, vet there is large ssot>a vet left
Not TOO late K. Petkovits, Marion steset
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Seattle Grocery Company. telephone Sc
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The comparison of PARK acreage in other
cities, both foreign aud home, is as follows:
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Ssnsie;o. frat: H. r. Potter. OF Seattle. second !.
H. J. Walton. OF Vancouver. third. Time. 2:59.
Two rules. pneumasic--A. Deering. fret: III,
y. Potter. OF seattle, and George VI. Cieerin, Of
Vancouver. tie Tor secoud place. In tho race-o0
tho tie sss won by Potter. Time. 5;s0
One p:te. cushion--A. Deemtng. Of NanaImo,
hrst q. n Dean, OF Vancouver. second; g. 4
Mason. af Vancouver. third. Time, 2:43 "a
Three; miles, pneuma,ic-This race va
Deanes, but he fell on the last lar. Charles
Milne. III Vancouver. fret: James Desmug. OF
Naaa!u.a. second: Z p. Gaf1nsy, OF seattle.
third. Time. s;aa
Two s.,iles. handicap. solid tire-James Deem
Ing. "a. yards, first; II. 4. Potter, scratch. SEC
ond: II; J. Walton. I'D yards, third. Time. s:2i.
A. p.eming And u. = Mason won the two
mile cu5hton tire. Time. col
The ave-mic race. ia which intsrest cen
tered, Mas entered BY Potter, Walton, the
two OPENINGS, Deans and = new arrival
from England. named A. Is. Ciabon. A fins
starr was gos. Ciaton coon getting the lead
peane It'll In the thirtecnth lap and j. Dncming
fei! cut: Potter tried the old lay hack dodge
and iou nd 20 his coet that Ciabon vas ~ good .
slayer 70 he aud no finished poor second.
i'eemlpf aud Walton made . magnificent dntsh
for 'hirs place. aud latter won by ak iucheA
Thera vas much regret that the rccident
he met with last night prevented Lauren
son irsdn riding.
Tonight the torch procession Was given
by tndyans on the harhor, and there was .
reception 10 the visitors AZ the Hotel Van
eouve'. The presentation OF the prizes in
the bic yce races were made this evening
by MAJOR Cope and J. c. McLaglan. editor
az the storId. The latter compi,mented
Gaiines on his clever riding. and said he
hoped that the meeting wonld foster hon.
est ane healthy international rivalry in
friendl. sports.
WrsiNf>srEs. July Especial do
minol: day was generally observed. Half
doxes excursions ieit the city and sew
eral arrived with visitors. The weather
was warm and pleasant. and no mishaps
occurred.
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sAS FRAScisco. July The San Franciseo
club won an easy victory from the Oakland
club this afternoon by y score Of IL to- The
home team took . biz lead in The first inning
sna was never headed Horuer's curves
seemed 30 - familiar 10 the home hs,s.
men and tbs OAKLAND pitcher Was ha.sed
heavily throughout the game. McVicker
pitched good bal! for san Francisco Charley
sweeney. who mas teen appointed TO succeed
pouoaas. empired the game. score:
san Francisco Runs Il. base hits IL. error &
oakiaaa-Rans 2. base bits 2. errors 4 Rat
cries Nesiexer and Spies; Homer and Cody.
los AxsELss. July I--Scoss in today's game
ssockson-Runs =. base hits T. errors z In.
Angeles-Ruus 4. base hts :. errors 4 Bat
tsties-iarrsr aad speex. Bofchers ana Lob.
man
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TNENrY-THREE TO FOUR.
seattle Athletic Club Defeated the II
coma AthIettra with Enae.


The baseball team of the Seattle Athletic
Club made It's debut on the diamond yes
;ersisy an the rule of butchers. The vic.
TINS wer. tae team which the Tacoma
Atalesse ,sah sent over Ia represent il,
and ,hs tragedy ~as played 10 the tune Of
. so&:
Iftne visitors ever knew how to play
bali thfv seemed To forget g all yesterday
and at .he very tsst opportunity went to
pieces. Eamaiss. Wild throws and general
misrlas Pulled up on top OF each other in
discriminatory. while they could do but
little as bat. In Justice to the visitors
playing il may he said, however. tina, they
did not. have out their regular team. and
had hal very little practice together.
Pinet.s started ont we'll in the box and
in the second inning struck out the side.
bus hs soon grew discouraged and let
down ga his work. Banagsr. who was be-
hind the bat. had his hand badly hurt IN
the fourth inning and went Gu; 10 second
base. Gershaw, Who bad never used the
m ask aad protector before. tried IL for one
inning Aad then gave az.
As the Tacomas had no one else who
could latch. Seattle loaned them her
catcher: Frank Atkins, who had been play
ing ceassr field. He flashed tho game
behind, the bat for the visitors. while
Schroeder took his place in the ou;field.
For the home team the battery work Of
Small ssnd Randall Was the bright feature.
Small pitched for three innings. daring
waieh Tacoma could do nothing With his
delivery. Darlington thea relieved him
aud Gns,hed cut the game. doing fairly
we'll. yas entire team played gsngs-y
sssae, teldlne sharply. batting hard And
running tie bases like derby vinnerA
ecsd-sixed crowd witnessed the game,
among -sasm . large spsin king Of ladies'.
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and the dark horse who showed his nose
under the wire today deprived them OF
anticipated winnings and made the book
les happy.
The rich Realization stakes were con-
tested for ut the Shccpshead Bay track to-
day and won by Brown 4 Rogers I'M
named colt by Troubadour out Of sun
beam. after a most exciting finish. with
James r. and Foxhall keene's st. Leon
ards second and Sir Walter was third.
while Boundless, winner Of the American
derby at Chicago last Saturday was badly
beaten and finished next to the last. II
was beautiful day and a large crowd was
present. st. Leonard's was the favorite in
the books At even money. Boundless be-
ing second choice at TO s. Sir Walter
third choice and Sunbe am colt next.
In the start Sir Walter and Ramapo had
Q slight advantage, but Accident set out
TO make tho running. and kept 1T the
front until nearing the far turn on The
back stretch. Then Sir Walter and ST.
Leonard's moved up. the pace quickened
and Accident dropped to the rear. where
he eventually finished. Boundless also
had enough just before the turn
for home, and groan went
from his thousands of hackers as he
dropped toward the rear. SIR Walter was
frs. in the stretch and st. Leonard's was
catching him RAPIDLY. Suddenly Sunbeam
colt poked his muzzie In front and a
furious finish followed. during which he
held his place desni:e ali efforts Of So.
Leonard's aud SIR Waters jockeys to gss
to the front. Summaries:
seven iuslongs-Llisboas Won. Faithful ssc-
ons, tHgoi third Time. "a
six suriongs--Hosupips wcs, Declare second.
Ga.ilea third. Time. II Is
seven fufiongs-w sIeoss won, Cartoon second,
vagabord ;hiri Tine. lis
Four fursonSs-ksxsn Won. FsustiaasA colt
second Little Pirate third. lime :tss4
Realization stakes. ratls and Eve susiorGs-
sunhsam co.t wsn. 81 Leoassds second. Sir
Walter third. Time. $50 S-a
six fur.ongs- siroeeo won. Kingsson second.
Promenade third. Ttre. ID 10
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A Bewildered Store Clerk Meets In.
stsnt Death Near Mount Vernon.
The south-bound freight on the Great
Northern coast line struck Merton Il.
Brown, a clerk In Mann's store Mt Mill
town. nine miles south Of Mount Vernon,
about 1880 o'clock yesterday morning,
killing him instantly.
According to the report of the conductor
Brown must have been lying on the plat
form with his lantern waiting to flag the
train and have fallen asleep. On hearing
the train approach he must have jumped
up. only half awake. and leaped on the
track. He ran toward the train and
swerved to one side just as he came close
to tho engine. but not In time to
escape. He was struck on the head
by the ow-catcher and thrown from the
track. his neck and back being broken, so
that death must have been instantaneous.
The body was picked up and the coroner
summoned. The inquest was postponed
until tomorrow in order that the trainmen
may testify.
Brown was . single man and leaves q
brother in Oregon and father and sister
in Dexter Me-
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An unexpected meeting last night at the
Great Northern depot between the porter
on Mgr. Satellite private car and another
porter resulted in the opening Of IN old
quarrel and . display Of weapons thss
brought the police to the scene on the run.
At the police station one Of the men.
John Macon, charged the other. X. y.
Hovt. with assault with deadly weapon.
Chief Jackson investigated the case, and
allowed Hoys his liberty until Monday
on $50 bail II appeared that Macoa
owed Hoys money, loaned Ia time
Of want whsn they met lass highs
Hoyt spoke about Il, and according 70 HE
story Macon said he did not intsnd % pav
it. One word brought on another untii
Macon picked up . coupling pin. Thea
Hoyt ran into his car and brought oua IN
empty revolver. Macon yelled police. ana
they were both arrested.
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the BErT-MITcHELL Ti0nf.
Both Pugilists sigs for Costsst 10 the
CoIumbiao Club's Ayesa.


CHICAGO. July The Columbian Ath.
letic Club, Of Chicago. has about clinched
the international heavyweight cham.
pionsh.p battle between Corbett and
Mitchell. Corbett has already signed condi.
tIonai articles Of agreement TO tight Mitch
ell. before the Coney Island Club for .
purse Of so, COO. President o N alley, Of the
Columbian Club. felt sure that Mitchell
would never consent TO fight for the
Coney Island Club IL there was any way
on. Of IL. He started agents
after Mitchell. and in the mean.
time secured Corbett's signature TO an
agreement which In effect states that n
Mitchell will not accept the Coney Island
agreement. that no (Corbett) viii accept
the terms Of the Columbian Athletic
Club. namely. 10000. Furthermore. II
Mitchell should defaults and fail 70
meet him for the title Of the
heavyweight championship Of the
world, he agrees to take O
in Mi,cheii's place Peter Jackson. Three
hours after Corbett had signed cable
gram was received from Mcdonald IN Lon
don. saying: Mitchell accepts the &so.-
GO offer. have signed him on the tenn
poraEy articles pending the arrival Of the
final have posted $50 forfeit for you
With Atkinson. Of Sporting Life"
Then Dick Roach. Jack McAuhns's
hacker, turned up With cabiegssm from
Atkinson saying:
Msseh,si and McAa.iNs both scesps the Co
iumbsaas pnfsss and await tue nnai assieisa
Under the provisions Of the articles the
club pasta . guarantee o: $1,000 that the
contest be brought 70 . decisive finish
without interference Of any kind The
articles 81 agreement provide that the
fight II to be 20 finish and come on b.
tween the LIST snd zIst days Of December.
lsoa. Marquis q Qussnsbury EulssL viz
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the polo grossnds In this afternoon game
and won th& college championship. Har-
ward played With snap and vim, iieIded
eseanly anS, hi, the bali AZ the right
tine. The. Wales were psucky. but
we're outplafet. There was considerable
he,ting. MOST % the wagcrs being laid at
evens. bat s sreat mass of the Harvard
men. haviagao heavily on the boat race.
Preferred 10 &; stall and hope for victory.
Yale Won tie loss and took the field.
There were tuiiy ia.0a9 persons on the
ground whcn.;he play begun.
Yale yelled he ioudcs, and longest until
the end, thoa. h the Harvard hackers were
no les dcrnoi:stpaiive in arplaudsng their
seam from ths time Mason lined out the
tAii in c~n,er field for . clean homo run
70 he Terminus zion Of the ninth inning.
saea with s.arp. quick work they put
ear little MuE: .hy AZ second and stopped
Vac accumulation of several prosnec-
i've srorrs. Harvard may be said
70 have Won nnon general. all around
Sod psayins. Yale made bad siip-ans at
critical rolntS The team was fairy
sssasnerea. vsA,;e Yale men walked
silently 10 thes carriages. wondering how
Gi hsppenti. They were p!a,esi and
nno ga.:saylns it. The result Was
= su'lcws;
sttsr sv rsSlsas
asrsst 10 0 "a
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Mrs. F. Z. Sims. wife of the ex-polics
captain. received letter yesterday from
her home in lpava. ILL.,, containing the
sad news Of the drowning Of her brother.
Frank Ross. . week ago last Wednesday,
while trying to save the life of
companion named Elsey Fiemming.
The young men were attending a picnic
on tho banks Of the Goose river eight miles
from Ipava. Flemming went in wading,
notwithstanding he had been cautioned
about getting beyond his depth. Sud
denly he cried for help and sank.
Ross threw of his outer clothes, jumped
in and managed to &c. hold of the Young
man. but. becoming exhausted before
reaching the shore. both were drowned.
Fleming was - years old and worth 800
90 IN his own name. Ross was Il years
old and owned Q drug store.
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81. Ioris. July THE champions defeated
the Browns on the errors of Bannon. Score: ST.
Louis 5. Boston L.
PirTssrRs. July food batting won the
game for pittsburg. Score: Pittsburg 10, Brook
iyns
CIscISSArr. July i.-Espcy . bal work lost the
game for the Reds Score: Cincinnati l. Wssn-
Ipston &
CHICAGO. July 1.-The Colts new pitcher.
Manek, Only gave the Giants two hits today
score; Chicago 1. New York O.
CLEvRLASp. July The Quaker City boys
were given surprise and easily defeated Score:
Cleveland IL. Philsdelphia6
LOUISVILLE. Jaiy baltimore hatted out
victory. Score; Louisville s. Baltimore
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Portland Races.

PORTLAND. July L-following 10 . summary
Of to1av's races:
Five and one half iurlongs RUBY won. Gratis
second Time, i:09a
Eight ana one. hall furiongs-Wild Oats won,
Mowitxa second, Miss Idaho third. Time, ISL
Five furlongs-Genrge !. won. Black Alder
second. Innocence Abroad third. Time, o.
Trottipg, 2s33 class--Anita won, Rustic King
second, Tybsit third. Time. 2.2G.
Special tfct-Roysl kisbAr won. Belle a
SECOND. st. James third Time, us
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ner to take the entire purse without ressr.
walton.



PORTLAND. July l.-lSpeciaI. l-Jaek
Dempsey will not fight Billy Smith on
July ~. not that he 10 afraid 20 meet the
man. but because there has been DO much
delay In sending him the articles OF agree
ment to sign that he cannot possibly get
into fighting trim in the short time now
allowed him. Letters from Judge Newton.
OF the Coney Island club. Dempsey saws.
are as unsatisfactory as the kilograms
which preceded them several DAYS aso.
The articles Of agreement nov sent him
are the identical ones presented to him BY
smith. who was here last month attending
the intcrment Of his wife's remains In SELF
wood cemetery. His objection 10 them
then was want OF defnitcness, and his oh.
lection still holds. To your correspondent
he said today:
have written to friend In New York ctsy.
telling him to look after my intssssta I shall
follow my letter In person as soon A. posstbis.
and expect TO ind articles ready for my sigma.
snse when get there. Yesterday rscsivsd an
onef Of $1,000 pnrse 70 tight before the Col.
umbian Athletic Club, but ! consider mysolf
under some slight obligation to Judge Newton.
ana II everything IL satisfactory will nghs be.
lore she Gouey Island Club
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LoSnoS. July 1.-The Northern Yacht
Club regatta in the Clyde today was the
sarnest affair Of tho yacht racing season.
THE course ~as fifty miles At the start q
fresh breeze vas blowing. bat 1; soon died
out The Britannia won aud the Satanic
came in second. bat the Valkyrse Vas
given second prize on tine allowance.
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CHICAGO. JuIy The settlement Of the
Award. in the cowboy race Vas made to-
dsv. Paul Fountains. the humane society
Officer. settled the matter. A technical
protect asainss Berry Vas held.
bal in consideration Of the fac,
that he rode . square race be gets
$lsa ous Of Buffalo Bulls Wild West parse
Of &sa. together With . saddle given by
the Chicogo fam joe Gillespie was de.
eaded 70 b isss in the race per me Chad.