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I oST-A RED BULL PIP; EARS CrT
l. white breast; months uid weighing aeout
- pounds; answers 10 name of Paddy Return
IL ia! saloon, corner laird and Cherry ami re-
cetVe liberal reward
7 oST--A BLCE-BLaCk MACINTOSH Ann
II cape With night CheS lining. taken from -Er
t"mpanN's Room at \ New Years eva
BsTiy taxing same VIII Please return /. to Cant
IHGrahanf OE ~srxJ- II II. Pn}3tps
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OFFICIAL TIME CARD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. 1st, 1892.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE

For st. Paul and East-l0: 20 D m.
FOR Spokane-3:2 30 p aud lO:25 D m.
For Portland and South-s:l5 IN. and 0:A5
p
For Olympia-6: Is a. III, and s:lS q m.
For MUntesano and Ocosia-S: Is a ~
FOR Iscoma-S:l5, S:l5 n m, 1901 $40 60l
S:45 and 1o:25 u M
For snoquaimie Falls and North Bend-9:l5
a.
For Sumas and Anacortss-9:l5 a IN
Fer snohoniish and Getchsli-9:l5 4 N and
4:S5 p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT sEArrLA
From ST. Paul and East-ll25p m
from spokane 10 :S5 n. and l :25 D. m.
From Portland and souIh-5:5O d m and IL: IS
a.
From Olymp:a-5:51 p u and BIAS . IN.
From Montesano and Ocosra-5: 50 d. IN
From Tacoma-lz 90 S:45 and 1885 a m
2O) $50. -: Is AMI ] 1925 p m
From Snoquamie Fails and North Rsnd-5:2 &c
2.
From Sumas and Anscortes-5:2O D. m
From Snonomish and Getcheu-lu:3 IS q m AND
$50 p.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DECEIVER'S NOTICE TO CREDITORS-IN
le,the superior court of the state OF Washington
for the county of King. Samuel ID. Dustin and
George W. Tibbetts, partners dong business under
the firm name and style OF Gustn & Tibbetts.
plaintiffs, vs. The snoqualmie Mill Company, d.
PENDANT No. 1851
Pursuant to order made by this court in the
above entitled suit on the 10th day of December,
1892, notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Herman Chaplin, receiver of the said defendant,
TO presen, their claims against the Snoqualmie
MIL Company, together with proofs OF the same.
to said undersigned at his ONCE y o. 81 Boston
block. in the city of Seattle state Of Washington
ON or before the Goth day Of January, 1898
HERMAN CHAPLIN
Receiver Of the Snoqualmie Mill Company.
Dated seattle. Wash. December 81. 1892.
Date Of first publication. December %. 1892.
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MAR RTAGEs.

GPEKH-PrATT-on Wednesday evanln sz 1a a...
nrv II Ise3 81 the residence 81 MS III. 20
Green 1908 Jackson stree seattle - b.. ~
Green of Seattle and Mss Matte T. fia-s' u
Toronto. Canada.
n0TrST,JoY tts,IFFTS-on Wednesday. Jan.s-
ary H. 1898 a. the residence OF rev. ~ s9.--.
Damon William I. Mountoy AND hiss -aai-
Griffin. both Of seattle.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL POIN is IN THE wORLR
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SILVE
Act Rel
Now
NO NAV |
For Lack {
erary Ire
men


pealin G the
reported 10
on banking
placed on |
the measure
ity report
Townsend,
inenG in OPT
charged. Is
toward an q
United Stat
at bi-melail
to secure
banks the b
increase owe
about $3.50
bonus on tn
600 per year
tax. The r.
given by tn
action. and
will prodCs
are quoted {
the country
and the DIR
European i
to the Rus
have not aft,
American 81
premium.
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Lo west Ridd,
The Enorno,

W AsEirS9To,
soner Raum,
feared today |
The house CO
which is prepa
alton bill. Til
n adie by the
n. A sui,seq
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP "CITY OF KINGSTON

steamers CITY o. Kings On" and ''Cl,v @. Seat
tie make connections AT Fort Townsend for N. /
seneers going from rockingham bay points to Vic
tOr!a aud return.
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sMITH-Tn Baflsr.. az the family residence On
state street. wednesday. January Il, 80,
Belle NJ. wife Of u. r smith, oi cohs2inftsons
aged about az year&
Funeral services will be held ct the family resi-
Gence this morning at 10 O'Clock inteEssens AZ
Mount Pleasant cemetery.
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ACCESS
= y )
A Ring Sale
the Benz


the BeEe
WAsHINGT
committee 0
this mornin.
whether or I
Cabo: Lodge
TO their allies
the library o
be investigat
counted no
William Her
OF the i soc
various adm
state papers
This attempt,
the CARTEL,
through tho,
Harrison, an
met with fai
had the !
secretaries
under all
that of the
officials. b
librarian wa
baked. and I
was armed "
OF superior o
history of G
west territori
Life of Wa,
papers copied
Boynion was
reason ofthe i,
Dwight. Bo
that he discoy
were having ]
pers. but tina
them under
Other things
ring III the
.ent. Iname
for permission
he wanted tn
in the New Y
was preparin
same as that |
ing.
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NO MAYA
1t Would BE
With Apr

w ASHrSGTo1
revie " at Ne "
lowing the rem
Va, will not
makes an al
proper celei,ra
tary Tracy tod
zens from It'd,
" ashington G
OF 500, 900 for
the rendezvou
He claims I'll
ure if 1t were 8
OF money aire,
pose. So far
cepted the inv
to participate
appropriation
thinks it bette
tatlons and dc
Lowest Ridd
WAsHISGTo.
Tracy has az
cruiser Brook
70 the Cramps
secretary says
Had ! the pow
con Instruction OF
should distribu,
no such power.
award the cont,
spon sible bidde
ramps are the /
Tue / MON Iron
'sie trau. pa, any
are better builds
i regard both q,
good Under I,
my duty under |;
i9r both Of said
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y 0HYHEEN
u PACIFIC R.R-

Pullman Sleeping Cars. Elegant Dav Coachs,
and finest Palace Dining Cars between Seattle 81
Paul and Chicago withDu. change Connection,
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Nolt' E-P IL A>E To TAKE NOTICE THAT
- TIE nTm Of { AtrahaI4s does not hold -~.lf
responsible TOR any iebts Contracted. exceHt over
IL Own Signature or that II MIS- A.raAAFus and
any parties contracting debts exeep. s~ shove
sisIest vi De prosecuted 70 the f4l! extent 81 the
law aBE .Eg.9E
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~ SEATTLE
- ~ MEDICAL and SURGICAL
81 DISPENSARY

Drs. Merrill & Merrill.
The most widely and favorably known spseassa
the Pacific Coast The doctors regla1
graduates from the University OF the City OF New
York and of Long Island college Hospital. Bsso4l
iyn, New orS. and heir long experience. remazDl
able skill and universal success in the trsasnes|
anu cure OF Chronic diseases entitls these emsDs|
physicians TO the full confidence Of the aiRi6al
everywhere
No matter what your complaint consult sa1n|
successful specialists. who able to effect cgrs
in many cases that .,ave ne pronounced hopeeS
They treat LILY an d sec
CESSFULLY, euro QUICKLY and PEE
MASENTLH PRINAIE. BLOOD An ID ski
DISEASES. NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SCI
UAL DISORDERS, PILES, FISrULA All
RECTAL U ICEkS. SYPHILIS. 0ONDRRH0il
GLEEf. spermatorrhCea. Seminal w eak 50 Id
Manhood. Night Emissions. Decayed Facalha
rheumatism. Neuralgia Catargh Broaeaix
Asthma Tumors. Fruptions, salt Rheum Hil
Scroua. HY DRpCELE, yARICOCELE al
STRUCTURES radically and safely cured wths1I
pain or detention from business and cures guarA1
teeo.
All defornities And impsdiments to mauiaeI
quickly removed.
A CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE Tar N
awful effects OF early scs and the uumeSous ev1|
that follow in lis train.
Long experience. with unparalleled success Z
the best evidence % = DOCTORS skill
DISEASES OF WON - also receive spses.I
attention. Consult personally the OLDEST ~
most EXPERIENCED SPECIAL LISTS 81
the Coast, or write, sending stamp ConsuisaSe!|
free and confidential. fremont Block, eteI
Front street. Seattle.
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CLIXR TOYANEs.
Nj NJ Ia WEE, CIsIkEeYAST AND
VI trance medium, tells past. present and fu ure
satisfaction guaranteed or no pay Southwest cor
ner Sixth ana Madison.
RI foT IN TkoTBLEs D<1 YOU NEED
"A advice If so, see Madame ANY, trance AID
business medium l-I2 second street.
GYPSY QUEEN, FORTUNE srELLER. Ia
N dies SO cents: gentlemen. 81 Sanaer.nn
ock. e>Ie- avenue, between ~SIth Second and
C0Tnmerg. street. room o.
STORAGE.
4 PfLI WASHINGTON IRCS WORKS Co
~ Town oftlc-, Second stree. nSar JAckson
AfORAGE - SEATTLE AUTOMATIC RE
~ fT1seFatng 90. West aneEJ niou. now fur
b3sh either general o. cold -torAgest lowest rates:
n44Ess advanced . hen desired lozs Insurance
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" Ek-~tA TIE TCBCIAG. " ELL Co
w experienced ~s4I drIl-vEs. - OAK street
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~ Fsfttf !fsF HERS

MIS- MAY hLlIeTT. STkSoGRAPHYx
II aai II eSrtser So Pioneer oa4lalnsz de.Ap
IVA taken AZ yv4s ot4ea
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" ANfEn-A COON IN RANCH: rrr
w loader; gtubbeTs. $50. : miners "a =. as
George ". crane, los Washington street - 3D.
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NtASrED-FoCK MEN To LOCATE M
igencer. - ~+'e1-
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A<nEpso~-In seattle On Wednesday, Isana.y
IL. 1893. to the wtie Q. & y. aiioefs"is' :
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FpH SAIL ODsE>G HoTsk>.

T-17 <AFE-sS EASY TRIMS, hE->T i-oIf,i-
Z Ia. house IN city. elegantly fuTu shed aud
.4rs -sets HEtaes u good Fgsger*, satisfactory
r.sss4s -fssu scr setting - d@ES>S Lodging House
pest atelil asscsr.
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y AS OVAL.

PERSONA
NTiLT. TIT TALL, BLOND Young LADY
w who worked at 2li Washington block before
thriNtmas please cali 1T the same place al oncea
EFN TIEMEE'S DISCARDED CLOTHING
VI houxht 14lT Second street.
I AIDES WRITING DESKS. ROCKERS AND
II parlor tables in every variety. prices reasons
he BtlltowD Furniture Company, 915 Front
street iussallments.
pERSo>Ai-HAEE YOU SEEN OUR FIE-
Kant line of parlor sui,e~" Best for the money
hei.town Furnture Company, sl5 Front street
lnsgaiinients
TAXIDERMIsT-C. {. BERG. 223l FRONT
l street.
@,.HonI. OF DRESS CUTTING. 81 HINCK-
- ley IL eek.
HAVE a NEW COVER PIT IN YOUR
umbrella Umbrella hospital opposite post
Oil e. gov
- on easy payments. Bennett & Hull Furniture
Company. corner Front ami Mar.on streets
1 u + ME~SE$GER RAT : FROM ORR
= \. office" / .o berry street: - CLOCKS or less =
cent; - blocks IL cents; Is blocks Is cents: 20
blocks or over, 20 cents answer = cents extra. hy
tie ar. 20 cents; ciFcu!ars ami advertising M at
tons, etc. delivered at 81 so per day Ring the
II. /. call box only fer Seattle Transfer Com
psnv hack, SURVEYS and express aeons. Pacific
fusts Telegraph cable tompanv-s teIecrarus.
open At ali hours Of The day and night Telephone
No ia
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FOR RENT-LODGISG HOUSES OF ALL
4 Kinds; furniture for sale. W. T. Hall & Co,
2Ji ew York block
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NEW FURNITURE ARRIEING DAILY;
~ latest styles and prices low. Belltown Furni-
ture Company. sl5 Front street Installuent
plan.
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v 49, FSW AfsEE rAy r-,, ,s---
. eV' foeTia strest. terms Tess5f.Si 80
w MED pTLr ~ Ha.e, -
~ :. fest n s2i seisesr. ADDRESS
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A>FFn-pARrNFR ~ -
iIAhSd I1-otag business. lagsas- - = : IT,
Sc: l.Ayaae 5000 rrE fuaafh ,:sst 81 siaIq-
$3.50 = = as 'inee Test iagel2raetr - L
IL i'-~ttF Htk AZ At-rYx-x -
i~iab partner IA eStzfsE .Sszxs - IL
csh.he business il this cts: II l,t ''s'sy meg
e.. . reF cent Euarau:aa.E - l-e Nt4sAt Fe-
~ - = '''SteSNe s.aes "a u. AaSv an{ -.
II y - PARTNER ~ = t,.s.,st -
hn-s,, - 5,'Ei+3i'. +SE. hEG.tsg ami Y.,zs.ti-
- Address fsstaer care f.,sf fg.a3.sr
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" ASTFo-FIkSl-C CLASS wATC4fMsKE..
Post Intelligence.
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old PA PERS FOR SALE At THE BUSI-
~ ness Office OF this paper; 23c ger bundle.
OIASOS AND ORGASS TUNED AND RE-
L paired by J. r. Forbes: all york warranted
Leave orders Mt :. Christianer's, .ll Third street.
and at q. #. Pettis 1908 Front street,
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DANCING ACADEMY.

DROF Loops SELECr DANCING CLASSES
convene at the Arlington hotel hall Friday and
Monday evenings and saturday afternoons: refer
ences required from all pupils.
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED SHOWCASE
" maker \. \. =. st-lnleIllgeneer
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E>oR sENT-WTY DON'T YOU RENT
Il your vacant houses: leave list with Us; they
VIII receive proper attention. 31i-3l2 Pioneer
building.
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FtsE sFN f-oFf EEEs.

r,rE KR>T-sEFIcks. saClRE-LAIIMER
/ bafiatas.
-. 1<E~E-OFFI,F K"eN FaH STORE
t ,aa.,s ar oflea. ga s.ossnd toae Amply III
Nartou stree. Seattle.
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Lon AlE-BREWE SITUATED on TIL E.
4 n L. H. h midway between Tacoma and Sc
hstle; ANNA capacity $500 barrels: plant and
STOCK complete ready for immediate use: custom
e-tabiished: magnificent supply Fog
further particulars address John t. Reed. receis or
room 10 az oCnla nlock. Tacoina. Wash
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BENNETT & HULL FURNIT1JREC Co Will,
ID sell you carpet. and furnitu~a on easy paw
meuts. Corner Front and MariOu@streets
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Five acres of land east of Lake va hington one
NM" from Juanlta. good wagon road: good
sciio" close ny; improvements house cost s. 300:
80 fruit trees, Strawberries, etc land cost 5000
p"f acre; this Is Is snap; all for 81. 500. Room B
Bailey hors
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lDER~9\Ai-ftANE YOU SEEN OUR FTE-
L Kant line of parlor suite~% Best for the money
Eeltown Furniture Company. Slj Front street
EusEatiYlpnfS
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E'oR SAtE-TO MEDICAL MEN AND DRUG
4 giSts. al riday iiarbor. san Juan county. in
CHASING medical practice aud small drug business
some good appointments Apply direct 10 Dr.
: osRett, friday Harbor, or to Stewart 81 Holmes
Drug Company.
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CADETS ASSIGNED 10 sERYlCE.

Washington. June .i.-srcrctary Lamont to-day
assigned to the service. rs second lcutcnants the
following cadets. who graduated at the West Point
Military Academy this year:
~ Smith. I'd Cavalry Cass1tt. 9th Cavalry T.
Smith. 18th IDaDtry Walker. 9th Cavalry Edwards.
I7th Infantry. Pa:'lsOn. I'd Cavalry. Iartwick I'd
Cavalry sawtclc. 9Th rnvalry Perry Eth Infantry
iOuls ID Infantry. Kilbournc. 1t Infantry; Hart.
10th Infantry; spence 10Th Infantry: Rogers. lItI
lninrtry Mckcnna. 18Th infantry Immersion. III
Infantry; Corey, lcih Infantry Taylor. 18th In
fantry IT, .mitb. I'd Infantry: " lsOn. IAN Infantry
Laws. cath Infantry: >avlllc. I'D Infantry: Crak-
shank LIST Artillery Icincr ID Artillery Rice. ID
Cavalry McMnnus, 9Th Artillery: 1lmbcrlake. I'd
Artillery king. ith Artillery: Andrews. ID CIvaF,
Hazard. 1st Artillery schind"l. ID Artillery Schrn-
berg. 1th Cavalry Laubach. sd Infantry fnrr. I'd
Artillery Honey I'd Artillery Clark I4ih Infantry
Morgan. 9Th Cavalry: Lawton. oh Infantry William,
I'd cavalry Martin, LIST Infantry !aico,k. nth
Cavalry Yates 1st Cavalry Crosby. Hth Cavnlr.
Iassctt 9Th Infantry, liver. Gti Cavalry; How ell.
Kutz. Walker Johnston aud Raymond assigned
10 the engineer corps.
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At CENTRAL PARK NETS.

III. ccutr, Park ovcn handicap TEAMS tournament
,, Yesterday afternoon On the lower tcnn, grounds
Thirty players OF all Ir,dcs Of strength wcc entered
and many lively contests Ncrc played in the early round
r Of tho stronger players played together. but notably
GOOD work wa, done by rsrct. Eycr'tt liight and
,oIvcu Eiplcy managed 20 get In four deuce sets III
~. ak n, pavcd In the frt rounds. The touina-
neot /, success and The gratifying feature Is the re-
sponsc made by the poorer players 10 the eo"'e' >
cnor,s. The scores fellow
Mem, sl,glcs prclimlnay roun1-W. H. IaWs (o"r
h,t Il, beat r.. r. .arpcnt,r (han l5), 60. 60 a..
Aro, u5 D. az Granville Burr towc hall ijl, 7-S, 80
g. Davis 10 beat u. w d. Crittcnton thaf lo), O-3,
al, r. Colwen. lr. towe hun Is, beat II. s. Elliott
fhar sp, C-i lO-s. j. L. paret lowe Ear 800 beat
H. Parker N5j. 0-J, O.. j. Watkins, IT. ts'ra'eh)
heat r. s. Parker (hlf 15, G-S. 3-j. GO. IL.
Jane, tserltch) beat T.. 4. Fischer towe half 49, by
default H. NJ. Gran (i5l beat Matc (l5,. G-i. 60.
r. G. Everett lowe hulf l5) l,at A. Il. burroughs ina
IN a. sc. G-J. q. NJ. Eostwick towe half So)
b,ut W. +. holt (scratch. %, 81. i. H. talbot
fowc half IS, beat w. V. Kccler (serateh Cd, Id,
ID Chalics r. laigbt (lwc half lj) beat A. Cult r
ma,n Is, rateh) 60 60. a. r. Ripley (owc half lj)
boat l.. Kline Q5) e. NAs. %.
First Round-W. II. Bates (owc half 15) beat r.
stevens jr. (scratch bv default. X. colwel j. towo
half la beat q. Davis (i5l %. %. thucs +.
IsIoht lowe han I'D beat H. H. Talbot (0Ne half i5)
"a g, parmly Paict (owc half 30) beat j. Wat
kn, jr (scmtch) O., IS. IL. VI. Gran 90 beat IL.
lanes (,cratch) o.. 3--J. O.. Herbert Waterbury
,half I5 beat a. 49, Ripley (owc half 5) o.. 81. l1-o
A. Aron 40 beat H.. e. Phlnney COVE half lSt o.
c. T.. &. Everett (owc half i5l beat q. NJ. B"twicx
(owo half 30) O., To- 10.
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THE DEATH OF MINISTER Q'COY.

washington. June c4.-M dispatch to- the De
partment dated Moprovin, Liberia, United States
ViceConsul Fnync confirms the report OF the death
OIL May 10 OF William d. Mccoy United States
Ninistcs and Consul-t'eneral to Liberia. Ills death
was caused by IL bilious attack excited through
climatic Influences. His body buried in Palm
Grove Cemetery ncar the grave OF United States
Minister Garrett. Unusual respect was shown by
the Lifcrian Government, the Diplomatic Corps and
The municipal authorities to his memory. The news
OF his death appears to have been published IN
En land some days before the State Department heard
Of Il.
indianapolis, June 24.-rhe will Of W. d. Mccoy
the United states Minister to Liberia, who died in
here for prob. The will provides that the entire
estate shall finally revert to the indianapolis public
schools. The net revenue will amount {" 81 600
annually.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25

There lkably close ard interesting D1s-
ball games Yesterday and enormous crowds witiessel the
League well the iae.llarvaid game az
Cambridge. NcwYork beaten at Phadelphii aiIer
battle Of eleven innings by poor battery work, while
the two close battles from WASHINGTON
In BrookIyn. Harvard defeated Yale Cambridge by
to . The be different when tie collegans
meet az Ncw.IIayen
The largest crowd since Memorial Day witnessed the
double programme Eastern Park Booklyn, yesterday,
between the brooklyn and Washington teams The first
game which was started at o'clock, was the match
postponed from Friday on account Of the rain. The
emo nous left field crowded carly as 30
u. m, tickets sold to thi' stand mcr :
o'clock Then the covered stand nclosne. in
right field hIcd while the erandstand had few
vacant scat, when the second game start d. The actual
Tendance $500 which Is probably the largest crowd
the niue played 70 in this nelghborhood
Tho brooklyn played III line FORM and Is the first
team hi, season win two IN one after ooa.
The Senators mode plucky fight for the victory In
the first game. They would probably Eayc won IT, but
for poor pitching by Maui In the second inning. Hsu
WIS then taken aud Esper the cfthanded pitcher
was substituted. The Hridegrooms' batting average
suffered during the rest Of the game. The WORK
lively throughout, Kennedy Hoy and BEDFORD making
remarkable running catches. Wise, Brouthcrs and Cor
coran also made clever plays
The Senators took lend AZ The start by scoring
run In the cond inning Maui all t, pieces, and
the Ave runs scored them the The runs
were made baschits By Burns Day Corcoran, FoutI
ani Brjuthers q twobIgg,r by Kn.low, and force BY
Kennedy Maui then sent To the bench but the
game was already lost The score;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25

Washington, June 2f.-Under general authority OF
an act OF Congress authorizing the presentation OF
medals TO officers specially commended by their
superior officers for gallantry in the field. Sec
rotary Lamont today presented medal OF honor
TO H. W. LAYTON, late captain and licutcnantcolontl
3Oth Indiana Volunteers, and now Northumberland
and inspect or general. L. s. Army. "Nr distinguished
galantry I'm the battle at Atlanta, Ga. August .,
1904 The circumstances for which Colonel Law
ton Is thus publicly commended occurred during the
Atlanta campaign. and IN front OF Atlanta. when
Colonel q. D. lIurd, Of the 10Th Indiana Volunteers,
reported "Thc OF this assault due mainly
TO the intelligent dispositions made by Captain Law
ton. and to his personal courage and stubborn
resistance OF the encmy's repeated charges"