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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Po.ton July 2s.-Thc champions cilnehrd th'F ho'a
M, the lead today by winning two game from
the Baltimore, the first on easy ~rm' the 'r'"d b'
,,fct fielding and remarkable luck as'in-t po' base
,unninp Mullanc Wild In the first game ard was
hattcd all over the lot He srunbl'd - ma'h NJ
E,.iic's DECISION, that hc was fined $40 Aich''
nj chcd an effective zane. Na-''H HON" run was made
on hit that struck the centrched seats the bal drop
ming underneath out Of reach hon' run Of uiS KIND
has never been made before the grounds. At"n-
dIncc 1856. The score;
I nsSGn a.. ...... .....i ] Q 3 ~
ens ro'scG 10 %IH"ii a a a@"at o,S %.
and Clarke. umrifc-Emsli'
rbc second game betwccn the Baltm,r" and Boston
team. va. close and exciting. the ORIOLES losing rfon1h
Their inability bunch hits. The Scoie:
Hs i,i%o,. ....:... ...d . I 9 . -
n%Gs. Il 3., Es and i% 1T
M"Sabh and CiarSr rmiirr-FnNir
81 Louis. July 2s.-Cark-on and Young had q pth'rs
,,,i. t,.day aud the famous Johns biothci h""iu-
,,d,ng the fact that his was defeated cot The
lest Of his folmc' opponent from Ohio III" ]" '"h'
lost the game through the tupid ledins OF Shuea'
Inability Ia bat Youngs curve" at crlt'eal pen u: "
Cleyclsnds played splendid lie ain: game "hi'' '"''
NJ the Browns only ordinary. Ihe s'"c
s.; lSa-.......... I'D 3 9 Q 9 . : -
r,,cbi,s-Sr Louis .. Cleveland Z. E'rrs-St. Lou,,
'ticy"Iand .. Battrrics-A. Clarkson aud ''uh-""
Young aud UC Oanor. rmliic-iAn'h'
a ,cnnati July 2s.-Stcady batting by the Pit'spu4
ohont the game with plenty Of Ions hit mad' t'
victory an easy To- the visitors. Tine nome P''
m,d. one ar stupl plays the bases ana r"c''
= shade the worst OF the dccis on. by Iniiir sN''i
The tlaving Of Ward anl Georg" Snta Wa ph"no'en"
and prr,cntcd several runs Attendance "Vo NV
- n d,
cIael ,,11s ........:.....S I Q : =
raachits-< Incl .. Pt-burs 10. Fro - y"
,n,tI / P.tsiury l. Ritterc~-- ulliVan and Murphy
,u,nit RI and ~ug len. Inpir->nyd"f-.
Louisville. July 2s-Lou-yilie a fSt"i 'hir'Ho III -
lively gone TODAY strItton pitched In his "Id'tn" ~
and kept the Colts hit, well altered. NJ q lhu ""
n good game also but his support Wa poor '''
vrcnchcd hi back IN the seventh inning and gave "'
., Grim Umpire Hurst favored Louis, lie con-d'ab
:, his decisions. Attendance. eco The score:
Huntsville ...........J
ibia.o ...........-...1 u v
Notwithstanding Is. Chicago o. Error LOU i an
1'hicaQo ). EattrAc-Sti alton and Cl'rK Mc''h "''
Kutrcigc. Gmps-IfurS.
WIlkesbarrc july 2s.-The Alialy team made us nv
eount to-day and defeated the home MAE BY sco'ing ~
guns In eighth inning. The score: 80
Wi,Ee, b'rre ........... Q q 10 S-i5
Essehits-wlke.barfs II. Albany o. Errois-"H~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
Railroad INTERESTS.
,,prps- At WORK ON EXCURSION TICKETS.

"SCALpERS- At WORK ON EXCURSION TICKETS
The advertisement by Broadway "scalp'r' yes
tercay OF q onr-way ticket To Chicago for T'o lei
10 the report that the lachawanna ana the omar"
and Western roads. whose Tickets he WAS n''o'"e
v.r, violating the Trunk Line agreement. II proved
Ca D., ,r, TINT I'm. tickets wen, on sale at that rate"
Int IN. explanation seemed simple enough Ind"r
tL. Trunk Line agreement the roads are Srihhs
round trip tickets for the special excursion trains
70 Chicago for 9I7 The scalpr' takes THIS ana
SELLS the ont bound part Of It for $40. Then al TN
cago the return coupon Is disposed OF at the SAM
r,,, and IN. speculator has made paying proh'
from, IN. do,hL, transaction. The advertisement
promises "parlor car" on the trnn but no sie'i+r
This 1, probably n catch" rs only day coaches Of
he ordinary type, with lavntories added ar" run Oh
These excursion trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and tenns 70
personal enjoyment when rightly used Inc
many. who live better than Others, and enjoy
life more. with less expenditure, by morn prompt
IL adapting the worlds best products TO the h'eu'
NJ physcal being. will attest the value TO I@aith
OF the pure liquil laxative principles embrace" J."
thc remedy. Syrup o. Figs.
Its excellence il due 20 its presenting III '"c
form most acceptable and pleasant to the taS'c
tho refreshing and truly beneficial properties OIL
perfect laxative; efcctually cl"ansin1 ID" sss
tenn. disp,llins colds, headaches and fevers' anu
n.,mancntly curing constipation. II has gwen
satisfaction to millions and met with the approval
~ the medical profession because 1t acts on '''
kidneys. Liver and Bowels without wr"Rehihs
them. and it is perfectly free from every oo'eo'
tionable substance. =,
svrup of Figs is for sale By all druggists III
xoc and 81 bottles, but it is Manufactured oy
the California Fig Syrup Co. only WHO'S r Linn
!. printed on every package, also the name, nsIar
=, Firs. and being we'll informed you Will "''
sccept any substitute II offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29

barre ; Albany ; B,tterics-Bu rcll. Mclaughlin and
Lakp Payne and Wilton. Cmpir"-Docschcr.
Erie, July 2S.-The home team baed freely to-day and
an easy victory from Providence. follows:
Erie S 0 o x-I0
Easchts-Providcncc g. Erie 10 Errors-PrDvdcnc 3.
Erie D. Bat.rlcs-J. sullivan and Mcke0ugh; Ncol and
Peoples. Umpr-knowlc-.
Eurao. July 2s.-Thc home nine used the bat with
telling effect to-day and an easy victory from Spring
field by the following score:
Buffalo ..............3 o 0-1S
Springfield ...........O . 0 o. )
Basehits-I,ufalo TO- Springfield 8. Errors-Bufao .,
Springfield :. Bacric--foirr. Meakln and Boyd Miller
aud Leahy. Umpirc-Swartwood.
Bihghamton. July 2STroy had an easy time OF It de-
fcating Bnghamton to-day. The score:
T E."g"am'on '..;,.'....GG 3 0 S-r4
Baschts-Blnghamton o. Troy 10. Frrors-Blnghamton
>. |. Observation-Disclosures ana Bilggs; SlgsDy ana
Cahill Umpirc-Ilunt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
BROOKLYN MEN TO MARCH TO PEEkSkiI'I'

A detail OF 100 picked men from the 18th Regi-
nent \ G. s ~ y. assembled at the armory
I'm F'atbush- ave. Brooklyn. last evening 10 be IN
readiness for the march they are TO make to the
state camp at Peekskill to-day, tomorrow and
Monday They will he under the command OF
Major George Cochran.
Last night the men slept IN the armorE' '"es
will start at 6 a. to-day to march by way OF
the Bridge and through the city to Van Couftiandt
Park where they will sleep in the parade ground
Commissary wagons will convey their tents anu
rations Tomorrow they will proceed TO Cro'oh
Landing where the second night will be spent
The command will arrive at Peekskill shortly a'.er
noon on Monday. Them en- VIII act as eSeo'' 'o'
the week To the two New-York batteries whlcn ar
To spend the week at the State camp io' II III,
struction The brooklyn men VIII pes'" '
march back Saturday OF next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
AN AGREEMENT ABOUT WORLDS FAIR RATES

Chicago july 2S.-Gcneral managers OF the Eastern
roads had another meeting here today and agree1
that until their next meeting, on August TO- th
World, Fair rate OF fare FOR the round trip should
not ls, available any trains other than concli
,xcur,,ons except from ONO River points and Column
bus where the One-fare rate Is now In erect Oh
all trims ana In all coaches. They further agreed
that rates from points affected by the rates ut these
points should be made up Of Il sun OF the l0cni rate
IA the particular point from which the one a~ rate
f. mndr and the Onefare rate from TINT point.
his. IL is expected VIII prevent further demornliza
lion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
MAKING EVIDENCE AGAINST SooyERs =

Guthrie, o. r.. July .o.-for several DAYS an en-
terprl,lng photographer from Kansas has had
masked camera so arranged In tent AT the main
crossing into the Cherokee strip that he can photo
graph persons passing without their knowledge As
the department holds that every person VINO now
"a. ,ity,u inc : lip l. ana loses MS
irts 10 take lund there these negatives viii b"com,
valuable evidence against those going In now TO hunt
ou, Good claims and the owner Of them can com
,napd good price from each subject 10 have Ills
negative DESTROYED or sell the same to con
testors or the Government attorneys 'mpiW'u 10
Luut M evidence against pcrjurcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
No SPECIAL RATES FOR TIE &. A. X. MEN.

Chicago, July 2s.-WeStcrn roads decided today u"
make no special rates for the Grand Army EncamI.
ment at indianapolis In september. After n two
DAYS discussion, they finally decided to table III.
whole subject. The Chicago and Alton and the Bur
lngton are the roads credited with preventing
at sfactory agreement being reached II Is contend"d
that any special rates made for the Grand Army would
IL. used to drmOralizc the WOrl's Fair rates All
that l. "f for the Grand Army men to do l. To
Use Worlds Fair rates Chicago and buy tickets here
10 indianapolis. RO d. east Of ChlcngD hav" agreed
10 make IA rate OF l cent mile for the Grind Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29

baltimore. Jnly as (>prcaD.-Th" Rev. W. H. ro"e'.s
the rector Of Trinity Protestant Epscopai 'h"rcn, ~
Towson. Baltimore. has nppheo 10 'n' ' 49,
a,or from his wife. declaring that he can no longer
Stand her ungovernable temper, offensive language ana
violent conduct. The wife is handsome womah' rer
maiden name was Louise shcfiey. and soe belongs 20
an old virginia family. she was marns ,sre 20 tne
clergy man In 1872. They nave seven c"'iuiV"' VIZ
Youngest a babe year DID,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
FATAL ERE IN PITTSBC re-.

Pitt burg July as.-Two persons are deau n"'
several others seriously Injured ~ result o' nv
on the south side at = 30 o'clock TINS "'cr"o
Magci. Mitchell. eighteen years oiu' ""S Jun
TO d"ah. and Joseph Hiss"l. twenty nv 10
Mcdonald and an unknown Polish girl were pIopapl!
fatally burned. and an unknown rdler was daheer-
ous,v Injured. The fire was caused by an explosion
Of stove polish which the pedler was using m.
woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
d.. Special weights. u
THE RACING AT FRICTION BEACH.

The racing at Brighton Beach yesterday was tame anu
snusc,c.t,no The attendance was much smaller than
usual. and the betting light The cara was poor
Only fsvorites Here are the SUMMARIES ,n:
First rsce-Seing; 1--WE furlongs. J. o.: u. ,1S
tBarfeiD 10 TO and TO l. first Mamie b b. i0o
III, Jones) 10 to and TO L. second Laughing wa 10
sins ArtA.s io2, so 70 Lawre,n nee los 90 to Bon,
Ssysse los IS to 1: spcndolibc. Jos. 30 - J. anu
shyls T.. 100. 30 to J, also ran Iime-i W..
second rsce-srlliusS swo-yearolds; six furonss
mia Ann. Al 10. Johnson 81 % and 0 10 !. mrs,
va Park. los IN. HILL To- and 10 os se ~ 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
TO EXTEND TIE LONG ISLAND ROAD.

Albany. July 2s-The state Board OF kaiiroao
Commissioners has granted permission for 10" CON
strucon Of The Montnnk Extension Railroad, IN con
n.ction with the Long Island Railroad from Bridge
hampton, to and along Fort Pond Bay to 'oieh"''
Paint 4, suro,k Comfy Austin Corbin l. the preSl-
dent of the road which l. cnpi,aliz at sooo'ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
THE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Washington W. Ncw.IorK. at Polo Grounds. NewYofk
Brooklyn vs.. Philadelphia at Eastern Park. brooklyn
Isost0n Baltinor". at Tost"n
Cincinnati W. Piftsburg. a. Cincinn1t
Louisville vs.. CHICAGO. at Louisville.
81 Louis ". Cleveland. ~ - Louis
Tho New.York and Washington teams will play at the
Polo Grounds today.
Their, VIII be games al Eastern PARK to-day. The
first IL and the second NJ y. NJ
c. II. BlInc Is expected home today win ne"
ritch-r TOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
LEADER OF THE DENVER LYNcHER ARRESTED.

Denver. july os.-At midnight last night the
s,r.c,s were deserted and everything was quiet g.
W. fireman. who led the mob which lynch"d Ara'
a., italian n,u,derer has been arrested and held on
The charge Of melting Il disturbance ph' me r''l
charge against him l. mird'r IN having caused llr
,mh,,g brennan says that he Is Grand Army
man lt many old soldiers here assert mat ne Is h"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
ASKING FOR PROTECTION AGAINST SfhAHhS'

milwaukee,. Wis. July Ex-Governor Peck lass
nigh, received n Dispatch from the shores Lumber
Company OF Ashland. asking him TO call out poF'
.,. ~ ,be National Guard to protect Its property
''on y ,,l.r. The Governor tregraph,d that he
I'D NOT extend the assistance unless II was 10
on.sied by the Mayor or Shelh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
NEW. yOHt(
WASiIiNGTOk.

taracd runs Washington 8. New.Yok l. Firs bn'e
WWra.hlnpt,n 4 Ncw.Yorh :. First iase bal ON
s,"ekdale ? IN I;u,ic ? STRUCK out-by stockd,le 2
Lv In.r 4 Thrrc.has- htt--iiu,le. Stlckd9lr. Two
l,,c hif~O' KourAc Slciince ht.Wi.e. Milgsn stolen
LL,,se."W,ri ? HERNIA Hoy iiurHc. D"uDi" pays
sullivan s,rrkor and Tarkn stricken and lAr%in.
i'tanlt. ljunld and Pierce Tine Of game hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29

4
pittsburc z Cincinnati 9
The transformation Of little Keller from """ "
bridegroom has caused considerable adverse comment
among the followers OF the New.York team, ana AT NV
.ame time corresponding amount OF pleasure among Inv
loyal friends OF the Brdcgrooms Wad's eAp"ha'o" VI
the why and wherefore Of this remarkable deal Il o"a'
with considerable interest.
Keller was again the point OF interest In the s'con"
game nj Eastern Pork Brooklyn. yesterday between 'he
Brookvn and Phladc pha teams, His rcnarkaD" "oih
on Thursday looked upon az "nuke" by many ''"
he was watched closely yesterday 20 see II BrooKNu ha
really secured the grccn-danOnd jewel which son" wen
Iostcl critics claimed The little fellow again piy'd au
mirstlv making three hits stealing two Eases anu "c
ccpting the chances offered him In the Held Atet Tue
game he was for and warmly congratulated DIV
small crowd Of sastic admirers OF the game fou
said he would like also 10 scure usie. Davis ana De
in case the Ncw.Yok management wanted 10 let them 60
He would say nothing about the Richardson matter
About 700 people 10 Eastern Park Yesterday u"
witness the game between the BROOKLYN aud Pha
delphis teams The home tom bltcd the bal IN every
direction in the fifth aud sixth Innings earning sA Of
the seven runs Kccler directly Involved IN
scoring Ave nine made by b. ooklyn Thomp'
son did most OF the batting for the Philadelphia team.
making four hi,e with iofn Of yet he did not
GET a run The BrdeRrooms' dwarf mascot l. making
himself painfully conspicuous. The scorc:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
THE GIANTS COULDN'T BAT.
WASUINnTONS PROFIT ny \ SERIES OF ERRORS
nY TIE NEW.YOKK WEN.

Washington July 2s.-Cap'an O'Kourkc introduced his
new Wilkcsbafte pitcher. Stockdsle. {" Washington
crowd this afternoon and The honos q the occasion were
distinctly his lie rot ohl, pitched good gam" b"t
ncld his p,sitlo admirably and bsttcd he veteran
IN. Now Workers could do nothing with him. except in
the third inning where Ruaes thr'c-bsgg~r and Wards
single earned the only the visitors -ror'd Ia The
art and las, innings Washington hit RIs" cun-ecui,ry.
and If, TN, nth inning u series u riruf~ by tonnor
puse and M,lpan resulted In three un-afnc runs for
Mu.ninlLln. The y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
DENYING THAT TIE RAILWAY HAS BEEN SOLD

Concerning the report that the Florida CentraI ana
Pcninsular Railway system had been sold 10 III"
liant Investment Company for Sl3.OOO,ooo. IL H.
Duval. president OF the railway company, ana the
principal owl crs OF the road deny that any sale
has taken place or has been contemplated aud say
that the report i false In every respect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
pREFcRRTyG 4 STATE OFFICE.

Rochester. July 2s-Marcu> H. Philips "l M'hr'''
ORR, IN, County, has resigned his position Ol deputy
Collector II Internal Hrycnu" for Orleans ana NaE'r"
,oun,.s f. /, under. to,d that h. will b. 'andi"h'c
for election u, State senator from III" NNiNth D'-
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
ElsQOKLYS.

Earned run.-Phladepha I. brooklyn = Fin, base
nv s-Philadclphia I. Left bases philadelphia
II Brooklvn J. First bssc bsS-Of wryhing I, on
Iaddock g. struck out-By Weyhna |. ny Hlddock g.
Throc.lase hlts-Grlnin >. Brouthcr Thompon, Two
h,s. bii.-I,urns Thompson sacrifice ht~-Ifamsn ..
r"utz . D1IIoy. stolen ha...-Thornpson. Corcornn.
Daly Keoler .. Donblc play ocora Da,v and B?ui-
or. nj bv pitcher Nllrn '.riin. Wild pifch'--liad
dock Wrvhng >. Tnprc-tiaTn"y Tlmc-i is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
HE ED the WARNING

whrh nature Is con-tanrly giving in the shape Oh Dolly
,Jn,,.. .r.,,i.,. ,cer, etc These show That tiS
,Iood 4, con,amn,t and sone assistance must b. given
relieve the trouble. ). >. D i w" "' - ~
out these posons and enable You to yet we'll
81 haze hal for years huloi III wy 49, ,,
ado M, A., ., ,,,c a. snail boils rimplc' would
me cut thus r,u,ng the .ha Wing h. g'e't annoyance
After taking thr,c Lottlc- :. - - my i'o' J. " o,'
smooth as IL should b.-aITrt" spioh"i' 'eP ~
and feel like running all fom Tie w" Vi D o. o.
"cu,s uEArON ~ Laure.st. rhla"
Treatise On b,ooa and kin diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., AIanta' Uu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29

NEW CUICAGO ROUND.TRIP RATE.
Cincinnati July os.-Thc Queen and Crescent Rone has
authorized Onndrip excursion from New r,an> 10
-b,ayo and return. This road has recently stIrte
through train service from New Orleans ~ Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
KEELER'S.CLEVER WORK.
TIE FORMER GIANT PROVES A RCNEEllEh
FOR TIE BROOKLYN NINE.
pr1DrGIOOMS EASY VICTORY OVER PHILADEL
PHIA-ADVERSE CRITICISM OF WARDS foT
ICY-GAMES IN OTHER ClTIES-Ihb
NETWORKS WILL MEET TIE sen.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY
wasbincto, q Nowyork l. Boston G. Baltimore 's'c'
brooklyn .. Philadelphia = ond game Co rn,ts A
i eam,e, ' Louisville II, Chicago D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29

Cenentira wa. rinc lomc at the post but II did n'
Affect her running. She wa an casy wnn'r Mamie |
niiy second o neck before Melody.
SIXTH RACE-Selling One mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29

There were two bad typographical errors in The
Tribune racing article yesterday. BY blunders in
the composing room and proof-room the paper was
made TO say that Raceland ridden without
vgor. and that Albert Cooper bought Aurelian
years ago. The truth that Taral rode Race
land with magnificent vigor. energy and success.
while Cooper bought the two-year-old colt Aurelan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-26
EIGHT-PAGE EDITION

partner Of ex-Congressman Voorhees,. VA
for time quietly groomed for attorney
general. but he is not now considered ex.
cept at the bend in the road, with Snively
and Sharpstein leading the way down the
stretch. Honest Tom" Carroll il also
somewhere in tho vicinity of tho turn in
the track.
Mr.. Carroll. by the way, despisss factions,
90 he said before going East. .'Griegs,
wallace. or any other faction, bosh ri
That is about the way Mr.. Carroll ex.
pressed it. And although Mr.. Sharpstein
did not express it just that way. he, too,
has his feet on two horses and bucket Of
water on each shoulder.
OF Mr.. Sharpstein, Mr. Carroll and the
factional situation prominent Democratic
state committeeman said today:
II 10 simply question whether one or two in.
dividuals can run the party. or whether the state
organization can do IL II Cleveland sees 1T to
recognise Individuals, good few individuals
90 not win electionA Mr.. eharpstein. Mr. Car
roll, IN fact the rank and die Of the Democrats
are not antagonistic to the state committee And
- for Mr.. Griggs and Mr. Collins can NOT for
the life OF me understand how they are to ret
on together. They are both after the same ONCE
what Office Z" was asked.
"Why. United States senator, Of course"
Then this good Democrat went on to
show now either Mr.. Griggs or Mr.. Collins
was being deceived and would have trouble
sooner or later.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-26
coLLEcroR OF CITY TAXES.


supreme Court Decides In Favor OF the
New state Law.
OLYMPIA. April 25.-(Special. The su.
preme court today handed down an opin-
ION in the case Of the state ex rel. city of
Seattle. appellant, VS.. James NJ. Carson.
respondent. signed by Judges Scott, Hoyt
and Anders, who heard the case specially
last week. The court affirms the iudg.
ment of the lower court, thus sustaining
the constitutionality of the law passed by
the last Legislature. directing tho county
assessor to make the city assessment for
municipalities of the first class, and county
treasurers to collect the taxes of such cities.
The decision is far reaching, for it up-
holds the right Of the legislature to amend
charters of irst-class cities framed and
adopted by the freeholders of such cities.
under the provisions of tho constitution
which declares that ''all charters framed
or adopted by authority of this constitu-
tion shall be subject to and controlled
by general laws" and that "any city con-
tanning population of 1000 inhabitants
or more shall be permitted to frame .
charter for its own government consistent
with and subject to tho constitution and
laws of this state"
The city of Seattle was represented by
James B. Howe and Comptroller J. NJ.
Carson by Alfred Battle. It was . friendly
suit to determine the question.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-26

TACOMA. April 25.-[Speciai. l-Speaking
of the right of tho Chinese actors who ar
rived by the steamship Mogul to be allowed
to enter this country and 60 on to Chicago,
NJ. NJ. Perl, of the Northern Pacific, says:
Over six months ago We began making ar.
rangements to carry the actors They are here
under contract and will have to return inside
OF year. Tom Sing. who came West from Chi.
cago . long time ago to raise money among
wealthy Cinnamon, arranged for the transports.
ton OF the actors with . man who had nothing
70 do with the railroad company. The actors
were due to arrive at Chicago yesterday, and II
1t was not proper for them 70 enter We would
have heard from there before thia No word has
come. In ali, understood, there will be about
900 Cinnamon. actors, walters and all, about the
Chinese building At the Worlds fair.
The Northern Pacific steamship Victoria,
which will bring 2l5 more actors, Is due
here Saturday, and the Northern Pacific
anticipates no trouble in sending them fos
ward.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-26

NEW WHArcoM, April 25.-ISpecial. +
F. II. Oliver. of Stevens county, one of the
Cascade road commissioners, arrived yes
terday. and the commission has been or
ganized by tho election Of T. p. Hanne-
gan as chairman ahd +. II. Oliver a.
secretary. The commission held . meet.
ing this afternoon with the county com.
missioners and talked over plans of the
work in the event Of . favorable report
from the Austin expedition, sent ont by
the commissioners Of this county. Mr..
Oliver has assurance that Stevens county
will make tho approximation required and
is confident that Okanogan county will
alan