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- IcHMoND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD 80 !.
h +. W. HUlDthOPER AND kET BEN FOSTER
klIEIAEIH

Schedule IN effect NOktfn 70 1Stf,
All trains arrive and ieave Icnnsy pass.n-
ger station. Washington d. G.
NO daily. CONNECTS at Lynchburg for all
prime pa points south all Divisions - Lirhnond
and Danyille system PuilI.an Si.-I.-r N-w York
and Washington TO Atlanta. rinn- ting theme with
Sleeper TO New Orleans Mont -ompry aud Mef-
phis via birmingham. uniting az DauNlls with
Sieefer Tor Augusta. connects ut Manassas Front
Royal and S;rnshurg dailS except SUNDAY.
8 AZ r. Daily for Marrrnt,sn and arioftesvis
and through rain for Front Royal and strssburg
10 43 pIn -Dsilv WASHINGTON AND SOUTH
YVES TERN NESTIBULED LIMITED. composed en-
trey Of Pullman Sleeper. Dnins. larlor aud snank-
ing Cars. and runs g. atlanta II hpursl with
Pullman Sleeper thrUn-h New NurE AMI Washington
To New orleans via MONTE lIIsry and New York and
Washington To Aike ant Augusta via Columbia. aud
Washington TO M-urhIs VIA Birmingham. Dining
New York - Morfspirer..
IL % .m.-Daiiy for ali principal points south
Richmond and DAugill- system l-ullmsn Sl-eper
New ork aud Wash ngton to Hot Springs via Ash--
vile. and MAshinston 20 Atlanta
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
leave WASHINGTON 81 40 an. 4 3 n m end u >,
n m. daily. Returning. arrive in Washington 4 q,
m. = 90 o. and q. ~ a. daily. Tram leaving
Washington u p D.. and arriving O. - a. m runs
to an from Herndon only.
Through trains from the south arrive WaSl irptru
g. A. IA. 10 80 a. m and 81 70 Manassas DiyIs-
Iou 10 10 a. Va. aud y. ~ .. M. except SUIsday.
TrhtIs. Slsellng Gar lions and IN ~ nation
furui shed ONCE. 1900 Peunsylvhnia ave and Al
Passenger station. Pennsylvania Railroad ashing-
l. ). BROWN, General Agent Passenger Dept.
W 4. TURK. General Passenger Agent
w n b4sEEN. tTsneral Manager
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The Pacific Coast Council Of Trades and
Labor Federations Of Seattle, which represents
a membership of 900 on the Pacific coast
has. through its president, W. ]. Armstrong OF
Seattle, entered protest to President Cleveland
against the appointment Of o. W. Edwards q
public printer
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Gold From Roanoke.

All the banks in Roanoke, Va, united yester-
day in offering the treasury all the gold in their
vaults in exchange for treasury notes at New
York. Secretary Carlisle accepted the offer.
The Roanoke banks are the first in the country
to unite In such movement.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER %, lsre.
Trains leave daily from Union Station GB and p },
9Th and
Through the erandest scenery in Arnerica with the
hanasonlest and most complete Solid Train Service
West from washington
90 pm. dailv-''Cincinnati and 81 Louis Linz
itea'-Soiid vestibul-d. newly .quipsd. electric
llgtted train. Puliman's nntst sleeiins Wash
lngton 70 Cincinnati. Dining aiiarhed ~ MAYS
vile 20 serve breakfast. Arrives Cincnnsti 0l
lniianspolis ii 20 d st. Louis Is .. m. Chi
cas.o ; b p. m.
II: 10 p. dRiy-The famous ''F. Y. v. Lin ited"
a solid ve~tibule train with dining car and Pullman
sleeiers for Cincinnati. Lexington and Louisville.
WITHOUT change. Striving AZ Cincinnati 20 ..
Lexington $40 .. Louissi lie u 10 m. Indian
apolis III 10 .. m. Chicago 7;sD M, ~ foti. 45
q m, connecting in Union depot for al points.
200 2 IN. daily-ENpTess for trOrdo lsvills. Char
lottesvllie, Richmond MayneshOrU'. Stauntsrn and
principal Virginia points daily. exceTt sunday. for
hichfnond
BIB and 1927 Penna ave-
IA Il. W FULLER. Genl Passenger Agent.
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CITIZEN.

Receivers were appointed yesterday for the
Ohio Coal Exchange Company and the Cres-
cent Coal Company Of Columbus The assets
Of both are S400. 900 in bills receivable, open
accounts, coal and money In banks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25

Ihe trial Of John I. Warren for the murder
Of James T. Greenly was commenced ct Dover,
Del, yesterday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25

HALLE HAZE RxNBwRR 10 pronounced the best
preparation made for thickening the growth Of ne
hair and restoring that which y gray TO IL original
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

ARTHUR ". ROBSON,
n Steamship Passenger and Tourist Agent 6l5 18th
n. ". Telephone l6fj4 tBranch Of Baltimore. Md
First Cabin. secC nd Cabin and S;eersx- tickets by
ali steamship lines 10 Europe. Asia. Africa Australia
and the West Indies.
Also to Boston. Providence. Norfolk Savannah and
points south. B-rths state rooms reserved any
steamer outU ard or return
SAILING liss, sheets aud plans Of steamers fur
nished AZ pication.
AGENT FOR rHOs. COOK SON.
Estimates given on tours 20 any part Of the world
Drafts issued In sums 10 suit England. Ireland
and Scotland.
Foreign express and custom house broker. Agents.
in all the principal cities Of Europe. send for in
seructiOns How Ship" apl0-tr
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS
ap14-tf

WAsHINGToS sTEAHBoAT CO.. LIMITED"
Steamer wakeneId on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
and SATURDAYS at q q NJ for NomiDi ereek. Va.
fHURsDAYs and SUNDAYS. (ses scheduleL
for an landings. Leave Kinssie a Il m q NON
DAYS foe return landines % Colonial Beach thence
e Aiex1ndr1Ai axr1ye AZ Washington Q. M. TUES
DAY. On WEDNESDAY, q p. N, for. .Aisxandfda.
T4aon,si sssca md AZ l9sss Hyer landtnss; Leave
md ar.tys e Warrington am. IRIDAY. (ees
scneoule.) @. ". RIDLEY.
mnS'0 General Nana9ur.
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON,

"A student Of John. Hopkins. having time free in
tale pupils to the mountains Address PHI D. Star
MblA ps9SS ep.N,n.D OF Music 30
sons. EDWIN HART. Principal, lats Of The New
EnsIand Conservatory of Music. Boston. Mass
DoRAN's PRIVATE SCHOOL. lli7 G ST NV
u Private instruction day evening in schoo! and
sinssions E. " B6RhS' No p fvi 'H5sss W.
pRIvATE IEssONs-ELEMFNTARY or AD-
enced and successsul tGtSr TntS Sg.i aIrsr
Especial attention 70 backward. unwilling and adult
mh21-mStulm
w i. sHINN. 1915 Z. ST. \. W. GIVES
short method Of bookfespins which sSye. ns ,
and time Call o. write for particulars. apaI-2w.
DRAwING AND PAINTING AT NATIONAL.
and auckes: place TO learn Cali 5rli see for yoF
self the wonderful progress Of stu tents apl5 iit'
ART STUDENTS LEAGUE
n EIGHTH SEASON.
L Rsx and ohfnbpSSsR f %KfR eE wOen
Evening classes Antique and Mems Life.
For circulars send to
vi W. roics culture. Laoidehs's METHOD" rapid
development OF voice guaranteed; aesP breathing.
overcoming throat troubles charge for examining
voice. feio-.ifn.
WAsHINGr0N CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
ors,n VOICE cut y 10 n , ~eny.aurth yea Piano
.taees to pupils o. B. BULLARD. Director. ns-6m.
MISS FRANCES MARTINS
Vu ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL
Fer Young Ladies and Little Girls
Bcdrdiao pupils limited. [spi-1m'l 1905 . ST. Y W
FRENCH. CLASSICAL AND MODERN Ian
i clages privately taught and translated. r. u
LAHROQUE. A NJ. OF SorbOnne. Paris 1918 St
W. : mn
COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE,
~ o. La ave-, bet. 9Th aud 9TH sts. n w.
c. K. URNEls. A NJ. c. E. P-in.
Learn to use the phonoersph and typewriter; tina
quickest preparation for Office situation. Comnlete
cours'. s15. shorthand dirra:ions by competent
readers and the phpnograDh. Individual instruction
by ehpe-i"nced reporters. Thorough instruction in
the English business and civil service courses. Re-
duced rates for summer months. Send for catalogue
mhg1
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aAIvArIox on, the greatest pain cure, sc
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CRANSToN'S-wFsT PoINT-ON- THF-HUDsON
~ OPENS MAY %
Baths and new sanitary Plumbing throughout the
house rundsnt supply Of pure mountain water
MT Cran-ton will show diagrams of rooms and
make engasenaents at The Marlborough" New York
THE CRANSTON WEST PIT. HOTEL. co.
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LADIES' GOODS

MATERIALS FOR TISSUE PAPER FANCY
AVA WORK scrap BOOK pictures transfers. fayors toys,
MASKS tally cards. stars. par-r napdins. lanterns,
hags Wonders for children. j. JAY GOCI ID, Al oth.
apl5-lm'
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PROFESSIONAL.

NME- RAPHAEL. CLAIRNOYANT AND ASTRoI-
1A oglst; born with a caul. gives names and lucky
dates: tells how 10 retain husband lover Consult
her ON love, business or health. She won't dune Won
aplS-l2
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ROSTON CABINET NAPOR BATHS-SCIENTIFIC
10 massage and Swedish movement DIR SAEAH
apli-l2ts
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baggage called for aud checked from hotels ana
residences by Union Transfer 90. ON orders len Al
ticket Offices, ti9 and 1881 Pa ave. and Al de,,'t
J. !. ODFI.l. CHAS' 90 SILL
oen Manager. lnl4l Gen Pass. 49,.
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n. D.
GCHOOL OF ELOCUTIoN, oKATORY ACTING
- physical grace and voice culture. 1917 18th st.
n ". Lessons gwen during the day or evening Ed
WARD G. TOWNSEND. Miss ADA L. TOWNSEND.
mhl5-tr
WooD's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND SCHOOL
w OF Shorthand and Typewriting. 40l and 400 East
Capitol ST. Trial week free. Low rates. Experienced
teachers send Tor circular. mhS
Cox YEAR FOR DAY OR EVENING SES-
sp-c sion. - BockkeerinE. arithmetic spelling
grammar, letter writing. business forms commercial
law. typewr1tinC. shorthand. p-nmanship. IVY IN
SIll IL BUSINESS COLLEGE. s. W. Sth and
SITS. ". iaoS-:,m.
EDTCATrON FOR REAL LIFE
IL THE SPESCERTAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Natl. Bank of the Rep. Bldg., 1th AMI ID n w.
1S.A-lS9l
Spring and Summer SessionS-March TO Juiy l.
Serv ces of graduses always in demand terms mod
crate. but no competition with cheap schools Office
open every business day. Telephone call. 1854.
fer Principsi and Pronris:to-
ELOCUTIoN-PHYSICA CULTURE CDEISARTE
q system)-Engiish branches, Stenography and
Typewriting. Mrs. ELIZABETH KING. J07 East
capitol St is;.6
MISS BALCH'S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE
vi and Business COLLEGE, 12D. 10Th st NV Pupils
and census examinations Stenoxraphy taught se.,-tr
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

CT. AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ALBANY, NY
- Under the direction Of Bishop Doane. Choice OF
four courses OF study for graCuation Special studies
may be taken or the Harvard course for women For
dialogue address Miss Z. W. Boyd PRINCIPAL ar -ti
NAVAL EXPEDITION FOR BOYS TO THE
~ WORLDS FATE
BY 81. Johns Military School. Manllus y Y via
the Great Lakes. OrganZed a cadets of a shiD-of
war, Limited number may join June % to July ~.
Apply for terms. mhl3:SIn
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MME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
AVA Hte All business coz ileItial. Ladies and ptl.-
men. Doc; each; Hours. "a. m TO p. IN. 20Ls:.
between LIST and North Capitol SITS n W apoo-lrps'
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NEWPORT, X l..
~ THE ROBINSON, Il Catherine st
Renovated throughout. open from May 10 December
mill -eo9m Nrs. NJ. J. ROBINSON, Prop.
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nsaA.A ssr a. ,as,.. e,ss....

BoxsKR's F.anY. idaho. Aue. A-lsps-
cial. I-Favorabls reports continue 70 b
rscsivsd from the Moysa gold fields and
the excitement here remains undated. n.
J. 4arshall came In frOm there tonight
for supplies and will return ct once.
He states that the beot finds
are being msds mp near the round
prairie closs 20 the Fort Stesls trail and
many Of the gravel men ere going up there.
This indicated that the ledge from which
the gold comes must Be ~ least thirty or
forty miles above the mouth Of the Moyea
nvsr. A. Kent veil knoun in the CGur
d'Alsne. brought In . piece Of quarts
today that 10 very rich In free milling gold.
He 10 confident that the Noyea district
viz b shortly flied with miners, Who will
b richly rewarded for coming. The
details Of finds are scarce for the
reason that every one b going
70 the fields and NO one coming
back: and nothing very definite b sx-
pscted before Saturday night Every bnsi-
ness man. In fact, every man in town. u
either in the district or 70 represented
there. Tho report Of the discovery
has reached Kslso and Nelson and
quite number arrived on the Idaho
this evening and will leave for the dig
gings tomorrow. Ranchers are bringing
In pack animals for the use Of prospectors,
but arc hardly getting them in fast enough
70 supply the demand. and many have
been compelled % take the trail On foot,
packing their blankets and grub.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Az incsudiary Are at vina. Cal. Monday. de-
esr~ssd block OF businsss bnildingA
Easc stores and . few dwellings IL all that re-
mssas Of SNOW Hill. Ma, after tho Ore OF Mon
das night Loss. en.po
p,so moro bodies were found under the wrsck
OH sAs Big Four railroad near Dunsviiie. III. IL
10 ,aought that the total list OF the killed Will
sesch seventeen
'fas Phraix powder mills. nine miles east OF
g. scais. On tire Illinois aide. exploded Tues
sias morning. Killing tvo ana injaring ssvsras
peesle. The shock vas isgt IN 81 Louis.
hasors his departure from santa BasbarA A.
a Scissers commandes in chic! OF the q. A. r
ves presented with gold headed cane. He In.
sc7;ss 10 make tour OF the Coast before return
me 10 Nil ankee.
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CRIMINAL NEW ..

Gustav Ertekson, . bogus Swedish cou ut.
cezmitted suicide at Chicago Monday on &C.
eoaat OF financial embarrassment
Tas coronss's Jury sxoneraesd Harry Phillips
ios shooting AcNananman ~ Collar. Cal
Goasidsn. Who was accidentally shot, 10 improv-
tne.
sshn Flint, . newspaper carrier Of o. Louis.
wn>ss In delirium caused By Illness. beat his
two boys with Q fatiron and carved his tvo
ests with knife. Then he cut his own throat
Al! gill die
ssnry Phillips. Who shot and KILLED Bsseey
M1aanaman aud wounded william 0ou'dsn as
the Nay flower mine, California. u In Jail
Gsss.. icsn. who was an onIooker, sxonsratee
Psfsiips from ali blame. PHILIPPE claims the
ehssestng Was done 10 sslf -deienseI
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WALLAcE. Idaho. Aug. AIspscial.l-
At the silver convsntion held as Wallace
August dslsgasss from Burke. Gem, Null
Ian, Murray. Wardnsr and Wallace we're
present Adam Auihach Vas made chair
man and w. II. Fraser secretary. Tho
resolution adopted By the state convention
Of Montana Vas adopted. A per-
manent organisation vas effected nm
der the name Of the CHur
d'Alsns Bi.Aetallic League. President,
Adam Aulbach: vice presidents, ]. e.
Barker, Of Burke. G. J. Fismming, Of Gem,
w. !. Haskins, OF Wallace, n. Curran, Of
MILAN. William King. Of Murray, A. p.
Horton. Of Osborn. w. n. Morphy, of
Wardner. Frank Roman, Of Kingston,
George NcKinnis, Of Kellogg. Thomas
6hustsr. Of Delta, and d. s. Wilson, Of
Littlefsld. Delegates 70 the state con-
vcntion ct Ketchum. to be held August II
w. 8. Haskins, ]. Donnelly, H. L. Swift
and w. Il, King.
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A heavy detonation in the vicinity Of
South Sixth and Warrington street, at
2:is this morning. caused sudden exodus
fsesn the police headquarters. and BE-
fore the echo had died away. two
detectives and half dozen police officers
wate on the chase for the cause Of the ex-
element. Many we're Of the opinion that
gxf had been cracked in one of the banks.
bus 1t last accounts IL was regarded
o. nearly certain that . large Chinese
be.sab had been exploded In one Of the
Washington street iaundries. Detective
Raserts interviewed the Mongolians and
examined their cribs. but, ~ usual in
sneh cases. they professed Ignorance.
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Portland. Aug. SIN the Hsytian Re-
public libel case before the United States
district court, Judge Bellingsr today sus-
tanned the exceptions to the libel. The
exceptions covered nine out of ten
counts In the libel. There remains but
one. which concerns the illegal landing
Of Chinese and which the claimants are
given time 10 answer. The decision, in
brief. 10 that the vessel could not b iibeled
here for acts committed prior TO the libel
ct Seattle and for which she has already
given bonds. The opinion does not dis
miss the libsl itself, because the one count
rem aiming cites the acts committed since
the vessel Vas allowed to 90 after her ar
rest at Seattle.
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I'VE soush BEND, Ind. Wagon Company hes
sss:snsa With liabilities al e,0.0o: asssts.
&S al
.rp:tc>ssoa hes bssa made sos . receiver for
chs indianapolis Cabinet WORKS. ON the grounds
o. ,asosvency. The dshts aggregate sx,S.o@
sshu johnson. Milwaukee capitalist has 80
sszaed lie was . stcek hoidsr in the dssnnes
r..s snA Marine lusurancs Company hank
Tks assignee gave . boad Of efxn.an
Il L Hosehkiss 3 Co. well known ssock
h,sxxerp Of Nsv York. soigusd on Tuesday.
As.sts. sssceros Liabilities. tSo.eN The senior
nsssaner 10 . prominent promoter OF The Ntcafs-
rg.s canal
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MONMOUTH PARK. N. j.. Aus. A.
he track Was fast Summaries:
Five furlongs -Rightmore won. lola eco
-, AnawsndA third. Time. :OOs<.
tsven furiongs-Madrid won. Miss Dixie
.csd. Centcila third. Time. l:2sa.
J9nsor champion stakes. $1,000. six
1dongs-Senator Grady won. Hornpipe
eeoad. Hcnry Of Navarro third. Time,
Asvark stakes. eight furlongs. straight
ofse--Comanche won, Charmion second,
..1eettiaw third. Time, 1;39s1.
i've furlongs- Uncle Jess won, Grace
Spun second. Minnchaha third. Time.
Inv.
oeAt furlones- Mary Stone won. After
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v1vALo. Aug. s.-Ths seventh day Of
local grand circuit was . successful
Eifrida was picked TO win the 5.
old event, tfottsrs eligible 10 ESQ
because Of the 5-heat struggle, which
gave fantasy at PittsburG. Elfrida
- first choice. but she more than found
match In Double Cross, the fast Call.
nia fliy by Sable Wilkes. Hal Bsadsn
- scheduled to win the 2:l7 pace, and
"a very popular ~ the favorits. bat
lAose Who bought against him said he
.sas . gutter. Miss Nc0rseor Was Q
lhvoyits In the l-ysar-old trot, and she
landed the event easily In thrss straight
beats Summaries:
. 40 clas. 3-year-old- ~ Double Cross won.
10y Robert second. Break o. Day third.
1jme, 3:ls.
Hi Chesterfield won, Hal Bra.
- sscond. Raven third. Time, 2:llk.
tous.year-old trot--M Miss Mc0rsgOr won.
.vid b. second. Volta third. Time,
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4 Cargo q 1iss nsrses.

Il IN Yonx. Aug. a.--1hs celebrated
8 1Iioo Osmoude arrived this afternoon
boasd The steamer Massachusetts,. In
- coalition. He b consigned 70 Mr..
= Donoagh. Of San Francisco. There ere
- = bosrd ains brood mares and i've
- = splendid condition. The well.
ppA mars Marquiss, called the equine
-, which hes bsen on exhibttion q
emis museum recently, returns also
- ~ same steamer. having been on
o1loa at al the principal cities In
{ - britain.
snends 10 the greatest horse that ever
- b England. and whom his owner,
Dyke Of Westminster, sold him 20 Dom
Docau. Of Brazil, and the latter car.
~ prize OF 70 the ArEsptine Repub-
= howl Of displeasurs ard0e from the
y sporting public. TIM sale 90
In Decembsr.I 1883, and the price
vas $500. Ormonde 70 . bay
- by Ben dor, the derby win
ct 1850 Ormonde VS. foaled
leoa started thirteen times.
80 novsr beaten, and won the sum Of
80 IN stakes and purses. Among the
1 gnces that he captured we're the
the 1000 euinsas stakes and the
Ieesr.. The world-famous jockey, the
tred Archer, pilotsd Ormonde 70
~ In nearly oil his races. The ami.
0as purchased by NcDonough. Of San
011Dco, last yearl
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san % The Phladslpbias' sesoeA seoe.:
bssstmoss 8. Philsdslphia L
WAssfsorox CSrY. AUG. A-Gastrit's
psssosng and sharp nsidinx snsbled to
1aTso.s % win sodsy. 6eoss: washine.
Tor s, Boston 4.
sEw fosx, AuG. 4-1hs Briaesrooms
wess aenan deseotod By the 0iasea seq.
Nss York "a. Brooklyn q
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California League.


"a snsNn. Aug. Sin the first game
tae Cieveiands hit S;rasson hard,
the second the Colonies had better
- Scores: Frs: game--CleveIan,i IL,
ilisA Second Iame-Clevelaud ..
AUG. A-The Colts lost both
'oday. Aet3ili being knocked oa. of
3 "a scores: First fistshnrs
Aicaeoa =
AlssosR Aug. A-The home team
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wAsHfSsroS CRY. Aug. a-rSpecial. -
The following Washington state post
masters were appointed today: Hardan,
whatcom county. A. b. Loop. vice C. F..
Adams. dead: Tois. King county, r. Il.
Fouids. vice w. C. Short, resigned.
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Saratoga kaess.
aAroeA. Aug. A-The track was fair.

sAaAroeA. Aug. A-The track Vas fair.
osunaries:
i've furlongs-- Bankers Daughter won.
u second. Una Colorado third. Time,
. SIGHT turlongs-Rcy Del Mar won. Man.
ssan second, Gettysburg third. Time.
i've furiones -Kentieerna won. Miss
10y second. Glance third. Time. %
~ furicnss--CiimAx Won, Tammany
~ second. Dutch Oven third. Time.
seeplechasc. over short courss--Pat
10y son. Atfonsonian second, Shsr-
veed Third. Time, 4:llt{.
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CoLrAx, Aug. S-lSpecial. Tho Bank
Of Colfax suspended this morning. though
entirely solvent. and will no. resume
till after the harvest. Perkins & Williams
own the bank, and J. A. Perkins 10 presi.
dent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-09

JACKSONVILLE. Or. Aug. s.-ISpeciai. +
County Treasurer George +. Bloomer has
disappeared and there 10 shortage of sew
erai thousand dollars in his accounts.
Although young man and unmarried, he
Vas serving his second term. He has
always borne IN excellent reputation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-09

NAsEca. MIMI. AUG. S-The Peoples
hawk closed its doors today: assets. $iss.-
OK. liabilities. $s-.esn The suspension
y -. not aiiec; other banks in the caty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-09
skixr CARLEGKAMA-

sao,era 10 spreading II saunania and t'aiicia
sessral cases have been rcpafted mona Leunose
snpsros william vas fiven sn enthusiastic
v2ksome on HE srrivA q Heaseosana On
TqSstay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-09

NALLA WALLA, Aug. 8.-lSpscial r.
Coanty Treasurer Jsssup has completed
ths tan rolls for l898 and turned them over
70 ahe board Of county commissioners. sit
tiig % board Of equalisstiou. The total
variation II about 81, 00O.0 greater than
la.s year. Following are the toosings:
RIAL RsrATl