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Ceesy tsaeoa csob aey 0ss - Daesss
ssesess O0ssss Oppses ~
~ scax. July 1-Apropos a The
stessmeSts from Chicago 70 the sHeet that
0osn C-osts and Nischeii have signed
sft'caes ss1s the fight TO take place In De
csmoer fefore the Columbian Athiasic
Ssoo OF Ihicago, COgbets today sent fele-
kssm H.'m Chicago 70 Judge Newton, Of
tns Comfy isiand Club. saying in psrt that
ne eonss'aefs himself and Mitchell bound
70 ehs Csasy Island Club and shall refu.e
20 aen in Chicago. Local sporting msn
mink Ctsrbett has learned Of the dev<lor-
meats tfiat make doubtful the ability Of
the Colssnbian cub To successfuiIv br;ns
on the light 1t Roby.
A locss paper tonight prints ! seie~ran
from Cosbest. In which he savs that Then
MS representative, Brady. told Newton
they 1ciid stick 70 the Coney i.land Cluh
- long - he wanted in the Mitchell
msscns ne meant t. Corbest consider,
Ancnsis anc himself both pledged 70 con-
sess q cfonsy Island. and shall insist on
sne oafsse taking placs there. He has
'sneo nothing with the Columbian club
ana does not propose 10.
CHICAGO. July 0-Aiready there Il .
demand ;os seass aud boxes fos the Cor.
nett Mitchell contest before the Columbian
Ashieesc Club 1t Roby in December next.
fressdshs O'Aafiey expects steamer ioad
Q. excursionists from England. and . c.
Daeesam has been received from James
uordon Bennett. asking what arrange
msnb Could b mads Tor boxes for the &C
commod1tion Of . party Of visitors
from Ps-ia The crowd, - well q the
ngnt. Will thus BE- OF an international
color. Ihs club 10 preparing for IN inter-
naaonat pu8iiissic carnival and expects
70 pseseat in succsssion in it, arena in De-
cemner three great foreign stars. Two
nsve ALREADY besn secured and negotiations
are nov on with . third. President
OAailey 10 confident that the carnival.
II carried cot, win eclipse the big
trio o. contests ct New Orleans.
Widespread interest has been creatsd in
the corsing Corbstt- Mitchell battle and
ring followers are specuiat:ne whether or
not Corsstt will meet Jackson in 1891 for
the worlds championship. II Mitchell
wins. um Jackson may not b 20 anxious
TO 90 sgainst the California;, but may
seek match with the Englishman in
stead. 20 10 possible. also, that the Nc
Auli6s-s 'ayroll contest will b postponed
until December.
Jim Csrbett will lay on next week aud
devote t'ie time to training his protege,
Young Norbett. who 10 matched 20 battle
Paddy smith before the Columbian club
ON july 81, and Joe Choynski will leave
for Cedar Lake. Ind, 70 take charge Of
Smith.
VALPs RATso. Ind, July 22--Judge Gill
bert, Of the United States circuit court,
has written letter to Gov. Matthews con-
corning prizefights IT Roby. Ind. saying
that unaer no circumstances would the
Cofbett-:Mitcheli fight be allowed to take
plscs there. and that he proposed to act
without the cooperation Of the governor.
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Inc Portland lSeHnetA.

reessASp. July 1.-The second days
aeans ct the North Pacific Association Of
a1'ase u oarsnsen was attended by large
ssuxd The principal race Of the day Was
sas ss'sor foar-osr. which was won by tho
s.s'1 Inlet Club Grew, rortlands second,
rsaaihsstes. Of this city. third. and VAN
~ssss IL C.. fourth. Time. a:a2 Is.
sasfs we're number of races between
.Vss rom the coast defense vessel Mon
WY sessdes two swimming races
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~ Madie0a Pask.
The lest chance TO zee the Puget Sound
League players this season will Be in the
benefit game this afternoon ut Madison
park. Two strong teams have been made
M frou. the different clubs Of the league.
and itae article of ball may b expected.
Hortlnx and Blsnford, who have been
With tis. Seattles, will do the battery work
for the ..Champs." and "Zniu Bill" Sim
mons a,sd big Bill" Wilson. the Beliing-
ham Bs.y battery. win go In the points for
the Wcyid's fair team.
Afsas the ball game there will Be 100
Yards Dash. in which some very speedy
runners from among the players ara en-
tered. aud also contest ~ throwing the
hasebasi. W. +. Rockwell. president OF
the old Pacific Northwest League, will
umpire the game. Play will begin 1t
o'c,ock The makeup Of the teams will be:
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NopncurH Park. N. j.. July 22.-Ths
- Vas fast today. Summaries:
I'm lurlongs-Kaxan won, Roscommon
Mcon1. Ransa third. Time. :00l<.
Gx inYlopgs--Ramapo won. Fairy &C.
- Comanehe third. Time. l:iil<.
csmdsn stakes. six furlongs-John
ooecss won. Lochinvsr second, Dorian
~. Tins, i:l2.
Harvest h andicap, mile and quarter
eipasr won. Mars second. Pickpockes
IAifd. Tiu,-. 2.dss&.
nd, Minnehaha third. Time. 1:i2k.
Six fusiongs Merry Monarch won. Sir
Matthew second. Reginald third Time,
LA
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A Hike Record Su, ash~d.

July 23-ln the presence Of
:. Fs-cfse this afternoon Frank Wslser,
=, ans. Who had an allowance Of
- seconds, wen the FIRST time prize in
- Auseiesen International road race IN
- minutes and II seconds. breaking
of'as record OF l hour. IL minutes
seconds W. Il. Henssl. of Tosoaso.
we second time prize ia hoar. ID
$iss aasi = seconds
The 10 riders catered fer the
sisss. from 81 pArts Of the coaatry,
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nsnyos BEAcH. July 1.-THE track
Sp sIow To-Day. Summaries:
ousvn furlongs-Ada Blue won, Sc. Mark
$3.50, Alarfner third. Time. l:30N.
~ furionas--Ascot won, Connors sec-
S1d Anglo third. Time. 1:17X.
1jve fasiop won, Tommy
\ lxnn second. Hiram third. Time, los
ssea furiongs--Harry Alonzo won.
xlnG Cab second. Emblem third. Time,
M and half furlongs-Fa Faithful won,
Sutherland second, Wallace third.
- l:23A
ooepjechase. over full course-Pat
11sy won, st. John second. East Brook
- Timp. 5.(bsh.
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Posr TOWNSEND. July 22.-r6pecisl. +
The steamer Islander brought over 400
excursis,nists from Victoria today. Among
the visitors were two lacrosse teams, who
played the game to . large crowd in the
Athletih grounds During the afternoon
an interesting game Of football between
two loc..l teams was played.
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Another Vicious Dog.

Waissr Schroeder. the --year-old son OF
James Schroeder. a carpenter. living on
West. e.;ween blanchard aud Bell streets.
had his hand bitten yesterday by deg
owned ay Frank Ladoacier, OF ani' West
street. The animal is spoken of - being
i.rv, a;.d of an ugly disposition.
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Ban FRAacisco. July 22.--Ths summer
letting OF the Trotting Horse Breeders
1nDociaticn commenced today as the Bay
sasict track. Summarizes:
Jruttine; ? 20 class--Prince Dexter won,
lruno second. Best time, 2:22is.
Ifotsins, 2;4 class-M eivar won. Elec-
4ina secoad. Best time, ia
Free for all. paeine-W. Wood won,
lsunkest second, Tom Rider third. Time,
ia.
Two mi:es. trotting-Fnnny Ashton won,
tpape second. Pascal third. Time, Asa.
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LoxpcE, July 22.-The twenty-four hour
bicycle -sce between French and English
record breakers vas completed At Herns
Hill :ossy. +. w. Shorthand won. cover
Ing 42s aiiles and 40 yards. thus beating
the worlds record Of Jules Dubois, the
French long-distance wheelman. Bid
lake was second. covering 40 miles and
10 yards. Hsmmong covered 800 miles,
Crockse Sss. Lacillc 3s7, Samss 33a and
Chereat; 3ia
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TAcoEA. July 2.-fspecial. William
Clarke. who started on Thursday to break
all previous records OF . days ride on .
bicycle. by riding to Portland between two
tween Csntraiia and Kalama He made
the run to kalama IN fairly good time. but
beyond .scentralia he walked most Of the
way. k;ome Of the farmers told him Il Was
difiicult for one to ride . horse over the
roads. and that there was no show tor Q
bicyeiist. Mr.. Clarke went on ~ far -
Kalams and returned by train.
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SAN FRAN CISCO. July :2-Score In to-
days game,
Oakland-Runs s. base hits 10, errors 4
San Francisco--Runs 4. base hits 9.
errors (. Batt~rses--Horler and Cody !:
Mctsreevy and Spies.
SACRAMENTO. July 2a-Score in today's
game:
Sacramentos Runs 9. base hits S, En-
yors = Los Aneeles--Rans 4. base hits s.
errors 3 Batserie~--Damman and
SWEET; Borchcrs and Hughes.
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vS.UO 20 bnO
ii 80 also the crOvaing per-
! s..sss,'an = ~ Worlds fair race meeting.
{ ~ - Was far superior TO Salvador
! I 1.- 11n - that IL was made - 3
I I . ...ss-~11 oerying eight pounds Shove the
3 d s.s.s. - aviator made his record - .
4 4 r 5S1. 11 xaerying the exact weight -
- fer age and sex AOrei-
u 1aezaauce has established him
: - Aosss OF the age The enthusi-
- &vsssd the result ~ tfsmsn-
Il - lax SsiI Maid Marian spran& to
800 sud at the quarter pole led by
7o loosths, Moreilo being left In the
- AZ ~ halt Norello moved out IT
orovd zud began TO cut down Maid
<1nss lssA uutil the homsstreseh was
IA vbsa - Was on even terms with
~ 100. v,,o SECURED second money, 70
Irhien thssd, The time VS. 2.06 equal
~ eafvn&or1 essatest feat. Summaries:
ryv. fn,sonm--Alese won, Jim Loo Sec
4 fudiaa fkird- Time. l:02L.
~ fuYioJes-Dasevola won, Annie
49, sscos,d and LolIse third. Tims,
|SssIsy hwdicap, IS. 900 sddsd. mile and
- euarssr lMoseiio won, Maid Marian
5i51ped. 70 Tasnbien third. Time. 1:06.
& l16lIe--boan;e Byrd won. Anna second,
1ookahi third. Time. :39s
Nils and ne-sixtsenth-HI ghlaud won,
1tmbo soctsMd, Gaines third. Time. l:44H.
rive fusiaags-May Fern won. Senator
S1rby and Gsv. Tisiman even second and
Ljhertine IL iri. Time. Loo.
& 0sie-~ssiina D. won, Ormie sscnnd,
! Geely third Time. l:l0.
flforsilo is :Iyssr old bay colt, sired ~
tus. dam s;erise. and IL the property Of
80 Elkton ssahIa The record Of Salvador,
Swu Md by NoSslIo. 2:06 for one and one
It'll miles. vas made on . circular
~, q 6haspshead bay, on June 8, 1850.
1vstor wsa years old, and carried Id
un6sL
nonquet holds the record for the same
Nlaace on straight track. going In :089<
= Mssmoutss rark. en- July II, 1880.
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svsnty-sae heoks existing Ansrsea.
rscssda The scratch msn nnished = =
baseh hi l:l3N.
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Randall out. batting out OF turn.


T1GoG68 -...s-s..sU y q 2 v U Il s
seattle ..........0 0 III 0 s--l3
Runs earnsd-Tacoms o. Seattle l. Two.bass
htts-Lynn 2 Morris Hits made-O6 small s,
Pincus Q. SsuFscvant l. Double plays-Lynn
30 Ohey,eudeF, Sturtavaut 70 McDoasld. Bases
on called bailx-Smalt 5. esuftevant 4, Ptncus l.
struck out-By small S. Stnrteva,s 2, Ptncus l.
Passed bails--Ry Randall l, Mcdonald s Wild
pttches--By Pincus /. Sturtevsnt Time OF
eame-l.M umpirs-My HostinE
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NOW YELL SEATED
For the Athletic Baseball Tean
Plays Ball
TAcoaaA DONE Up. . TO ..
sAau HfesAee . Winoane 0ane UnAes
Diosssssss-Wsll oasasA Up -
. 1seeeaasseA RsslA.
TAconA. July -
EATTIE Athlete

lconA, July -
.ATTLE Athletic
Clubs baseball
team found IL ~
easy q falling
Oh . log TO Eiss
the Tacoma Ath-
letic ciub'st team
. trouncing tins
afternoon. The
visitors seemed
bent on making
amends for theie
bad showing .
week ago against
Portland. and IL
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NJ a Ahsrsn. OF The Lace hoase. leaves 60
.ns,-a~, t.x Al, ca nons Ia Nss BrEnswsex.
whsrx rs all 10 mar rsrt.
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Order NiSi Oh Audit.

No. 00OS, Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County
sitting in Equity.
March Term, 1893.
Abraham F. Roddy, Assignee Of William
Stoufcr, Mortgage Of Ann Zimmerman and
husband
on
Petition.
In the Matter of the Auditors Report
filed the 22nd day Of March. 1893.
NRDERED. That on the 18Th day Of
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Dated this 22nd day of March 1898.
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Cures Others

Will cure You, ia o true statement OF the
action of AYERS Sarsaparilla, when
taken for diseases ori sinating in impure
blood; but, while this assertion is true OF
AYERS Sarsaparilla, as thousands can
attest, it cannot be truthfully applied to
other preparations, which unprlncipled
dealers will recommend, and try to I'M
pose upon you, Us "just as good a.
Ayers" Take Ayers Sarsaparilla and
Ayers only, if you need blood-purifier
and would be benefited permanently.
This medicine. for nearly fifty years,
has enjoyed a reputation, and made .
record for cures, that has never been
equaled by other preparations. AYERS
sarsaparilla eradicates the faint of he
reditary scrofula and other blood dis
eases from the system, and 1t has, deser.
vedly, the confidence Of the people.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-04-13
HON,S This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cu.ed by taking Halls Ca'arrl
Cure.
+. j. CHENEY g. CO., Props, To
ledo, 0.
We, the undersigned have known F.
J. Cheney fr the last Is years, and tie
lleve him perfectly honorable in ali
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation mad
by their firm,
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo 0
Waldiug. Klnnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo o.
Halls Catarrh Cure vs. taxi n inter
nallv, acting directly np"n the blood
and mucos surfaces Of the system.
Price 75c. Per bottle, Sold by all
Druggists.