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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-20
THE BIG FIGHT OFF.
rarbett and Mitchell Can't
Meet at Coney Island.
ru.aleY CURSES PREACHERS.
~..x,s Pseing Record Lowered at
x.sAyiIIs-Peoi-Piaysr De orc
still In the Lead.

xsr Yorx. Oct. i9.-Mayor Body. of
,.,.t,vu. today gave il out that he could
- ..rmit The prlzstight between Jim Cor
- - 80 fds.sey Mitchell to take place at
80 Tslsnd. District Attorney Ridge
- !. also reported TO have said the prize
-. could never be tolerated. Sporting
-, a. nc. sctnaily laugh out loud at
80 campaign documents, but some OF
-. IA say 1t il a bluff on the part of
s<s,rleians Sheriff Courtney, when asked
s.~sv6;nr tie matter, said: "No; there
- = 20 fight. What Mayor Body says
!. r<rfsrsly true, and the fight can't come
d
psrrsrrss, Oct. i9.--Charley Mitchell,
10 i, non in the city. was very angry
.ben shown By an Associated Press man
80 Nsyor Body. of Brooklyn. had de-
800 that the fight between Corbett and
sIrxrf could lot take place at Coney ISL
- Eie al once launched out into Bit
., S~1rncsation Of the New York minis
-. $40 be claimed were responsible for
rsser Booiy's action. Mitchell then de-
$500 The fight would have to come oil.
rh< money was up. and il they could not
ca In this country he would insist upon
.sflirg the matter in Mexico or Cuba
under London prize ring rules on the turf
ar he original stakes. In conclusion he
aid II the fight was prevented by the
prooklyn mayor he would be in 5000. as
Iae oficiaIs of the Coney Island Club had
sut 10 4 SIC, 900 guarantee that the mill
seuIa come of under their auspices.
lssrnY PARK, N. j.. Oct. l9.--Jim Cor
hi .onight received word that the Kings
eoansy officials had decided to stop the
fshs between himself and Mitchell. He
nid the fight did not come of IL would
b no fault of his.
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The Tacoma water swIndl..

TACOMA. Oct 19.-lspecial, City Attor-
ney Murray met with the city sinking
fund commission yesterday. and, replying
to their question propounded yesterday as
to the course TO pursue in the matter Of
the failure of c. d. Wright to make the
first payment Of $50 900 upon the water
extension bonds. his advice was to pro-
coed with the sale of the bonds ip escrow.
The commission took the city attorneys
reply under AMUSEMENT, and will meet
again tomorrow morning to consider the
matter.
The city sinking fund commission met
again this morning. taking up for consid-
Grafton the matter of C. B. Wright's fall
ure to make the first payment on the water
service extension bonds. The result OF
their deliberations il kent secret
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THE FOOTBALL FIELD.
lhte University Tacoma Game IL on
aA. g. Second Eleven Formed.

shte Univexsity Tacoma Game IL or
ga. Q. Second Eleven Formed.
TIE proposed football game ut Tacoma
hnorrow between the state university
I'D Tacoma Athletic Club is of, the T. A.
{ men having declined 10 play. The
oayseason that can be assigned for this
sraon on their part Is that they are afraid
he game would give the Seattle Athletic
Cub men an opportunity TO size up their
play and learn their signals.
In order 70 give the Blue Diamonds
team plenty Of work a second eleven has
been organized. and practice games will be
frequent. George r. Carter. the old Yale
player, who has been coaching the men,
win don bis football toys and play center
for the second eleven. The first game will
be played tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
ct Che Howell street grounds.
The Seattle Juniors and the third eleven
Of the state university have arranged for
. game at Madison park on Saturday,
October g.
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.AeoNA. Oct. 1a.-fSpeciai. The Popu-
.s1s THIS evening held a convention for
s"e purpose and elected the following as a
eon .nittee to conduct the spring municipal
sainpaign Tor the party: p. b. Egbert.
Doipnus h. Hannah. P. b. Smith, II. w.
Nash and ]. w. johnson.
Ahe spiritulists Of Tacoma have organ
iled q society TO be known as the Search
srs OF fsychical Truths. Twenty members
nave signed the articles and the following
omcers were elected for the ensuing year: .
John Olson, president; Mrs. Mary Flint.
vice president; r. Stacy Whitney, secre-
fary and treasurer.
The Chase National bank has COM
menced suit against the Tacoma Lumber
and Manufacturing Company and petit
lions Tor receivership.
Word has been received here of the
death OF Judge Howard ID. Cans. of this
city, in Kamloops, B. c. He was injured
IN runaway accident at Ashcroft Tues
day and died Wednesday. He was a
prominent member of the Christian
church.
The following Seattle people attended
the Mystic Shrine festivities last evening
at Ann temple: Maj Hayden, Lieut.. Hay
den, Trusten p. Dyer, Frank Parker, p.
singerman. c. III. Chiniquy. w. H. Cline.
Louis schoenfeld, C. b. Smith and E. C.
Beede.
A Jefferson avenue electric car jumped
the track at the west end of Central street,
near Huntington's brick yard, this morn
nag. and the motorman, Howard Well
man, was quite severely injured. The car
was badly wrecked.
Charles Hotchkiss, well-known bust.
ness man Of this city. was this afternoon
united In marriage TO Mrs. Matilda Grit
nth. The wedding was a quiet one. only
their relatives being present. The bridal
couple left this evening for California.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-20

NEW YORK. Oct. l9.--The Roberts-De Orc
pool match was resumed tonight on an
English table. aud Roberts made a sue
eesslon Of beautiful hazards and position
plays. In a break he pocketed thirteen
balls and finally got the remaining two.
otbe seventy-seventh frame he took fif.
sesn by beautiful play and followed il up
By securing thirteen in the following
ksme. running ahead OF his adversary by
score of $50 to SIT. The Cuban got
naare in few minutes by taking thir-
lssn. putting the total at 192 The game
adjourned with the score De Gro coo,
Roberts 500.
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All. Fa,is 10 Break the RECORD.

RACINE. Wis, Oct. 10. MIR. Jones' fast
mare Alix made an effort today to beat
Maud SIS record OF 2.0ss4 to high
wheel suky. Mayor Jackson Case. owner
Of Jay-Eye-See, held the lines. The con-
diiions were unfavorable. the track being
heavy owing TO heavy rain, and the best
AAx did was 2:i5is in two efforts which
she made. The quarters were: s2l1. 1;od.
i'tea. 2iSiS. AK made two warming-up
heats IN Ais and 2:i7i4 respectively.
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A PAsTon c.II.n
FIRST BaptIst Church x..
eessor ia Dr. Ru-~h..,

Dspuse Church sesees. So
eesser To Dr. surehss,.
a unanimous call to the passorste a. IN.
First Baptist church of this civ ws. AZ.
.enaea last evening u Rev HF p.r-~
o. hyde Park, Mass. The sneetirv ~ ~.
snarcn was large one. and the recon-
n.snaa''ons OF Mr.. Perry we're Of sueh !.
s saeser that no other candidate w.s
Af. Perry Is about 30 rear. Of age and
graduated AZ Newton theological
seminary. He Is married and h.s one
Gnlsd. lie Is very highly recommended bv
-. noin D. Grant. pastor of the First
Dap'ast church Of Portland. and by cor.
respondence obtained by the pulpit
committee. Mr.. Grant says of him that
ns : lne rising young man of the deuomi-
ss IN that part of the East. and that.
= secured Tor Seattle, will be the leading
preacher OF the denomination on this
me FIRST Baptist church has been with
pastor since the resignation OF Rev.
". .. burchett last July.
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Los Angelo. Races.

IN ASeEtEs. Oct. t9.-Summaries:
aa'er handicap Tor 2-year-olds. SIX fur.
~ Aont Alyo won. Gladiator second,
woaaa third, Time. 1855.
.,ls. Sssega states. eleven-saxteenthS OF a
80 sserpstakes Tor all ages atcho Il.
ss..s hoeS Hooking. IT,, second. Nero
'asfs Time. 49,.
-. snasss. iro'uhg Pasadena Rell won,
". second. Irene Croker third.
- the, : .22'..
nssSeiai tFOt, S41o purse-Vera Won. LADY
sSsond. Rest slime. 2.ISs..
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Atasp' Cal. Oct. ia.--Summaries:
ha1i-nAe- Pesca8sr won. Nellie Van
800, Tetss third. Time, "a
Tar.ke 'aFtoags- Morton Won, Little
gsga second, Clsquer third. Tine. I.Sa
sss aas'oass. 2-year-o.ds-No smanGle
lAIra SANDS fosman second. Espereaee
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Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON. Oct i9--Summaries:
rive tatlongs- Fraulcin won. Irish
Nassi second, Mandolin third. Time, l Or.
i've and half iurlongs- King David
re. froniman second. Alma III. third.
- A iariongs- Bonnie Lsssie won. De-
sa second, Interior third. Time, lilo.
Ia aasnalaieap, fifteen sixteenths of a mile
taeANick Won. AlGeharan second, La
sSsoaia third, Time, i.S&s..
sSA tafiongs- Buekwa Won, Rose Lady
N0oAd, Larry third. Time. i:l9..
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WANT HELP9

Want ada when inserted I'm the
Observation-Disclosures bring quick
returns. Largest circulation guar.
AntosA
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a.sAses Oct "A match between
A.psgh.eF Yo rameiea ana Cnfsrd has
sslaissss settled I0s October -
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N&sN&A ANU &FgEA NsES& rNSs. Es1F1seEEys 81
drains SRI sss ef peser cf sae ffeEerzs2ve orSaHs
- either caused % cwer sxert{an. seuthfai
excessive sSe q taSaecr 32tvzn 81 81 = y
lants. wh3cs lead u IssTuuiEy, Coas0sa ps39n ard
Insanity G1srRnseHt - ~ IN se<1 Fs1cseh y
yer box. ter So ~ razit pT~patd- NzEa -
cgster ve give . rttaea guarantee Go e.rc ar
rrfuna the 6srcGzaT FREE 500 ~ al
agTEeSlszk Ask ssar Is 3ss@ afssr- Aaaress
NsrNS SEgD CO. VA Tfzlsie fstesrs
Fcz sale IA se@aaA WssA- - stewart & Ho<aAD
nrzx O. aa4 ~ sszlsk Dxsx ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-20

Dr.. Jay Guy Lewis. general superintendent OF
orcgon's exhibits at the Worlds fair, has issued
q challenge 10 the world 10 compete against
Oregon apples.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-20
Anstralian Crieketer. wiz NJ Detroit.

DErRofT. Oct. 1.-THE second inning of
the game between the Australian cricket
trs and the Detroit club today resulted In
avietory for the former by an inning and
Isl. Detroit's total score for the two
innings was iiS.
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Kxcnr.lon $50 0n.

Chicago and return via the Great Northern
railway. Tickets good TO return until Novem-
Der Is
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Principal. MISS wtntsreourn. tFras.i union
Graduate of the Eegse AM Colonisl Training
Co,sess Lonae.. knsiandl, Who holds aanE
Coaaty Teachers Certihoats. second grade
Fall term commences Monday. September stA
1893
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-20

The oaiy real heau,aer et the Ska and Form, re-
moving ali inperseetOnS. pimpies. freekles nsoshs.
tlo,ehes. roushBe<s aad eoarsensss. producing
beautiful. clear and refined complexion. the admira
lion OF all behoider& Perfectly safe. aad IAN be
discontinued any time after the desired resali is
ebsainei. Ce, ,Ae genuine. made BY Ihumles s Co.
a w. moarce. ChieagO At druggissS'os mailed
,ureeeipt Of price. tt.ooPer box
For sale nv Stewart & Holmes Drug Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-20

-THE-
Hope kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.

Held In the log Cabin corner Of Temperance and
Republican streets. Nogss seattle from
70 IL . IA Also Tic Eleventh at
from i:39 10 asa p n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

= mzss q rrpEz ana no~sr4 Thsrs xefs
hesatifnl peaches. sirs En< bl0oEa 90
s1<zz. grspes q 9eSx lasciDssness. en-
4...zi<eiy tne<i res<s. Ana big EASTER
llss. banehes q ch<rries. With tol@gs.
ssr1wb<rrae.. ti2ns-a not u bowers
sna frp.k. every z1on - ~hich was Co
hcio~s>ly s4fzbis. n the sha. . q uzany
sosss~d ssl E4sarsd srssnA New fors
Ila.sx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

To sl.as sz7ss-ssoa 4 doat think
= not 90 sss that oB< may feei thai he
d very fre<n when hs ns~s a. Is vs
common ngrs than 50 years 40. when
Dicksas wrote Martin chzzzssvit- IL
49, pus ssts - noush q one Of the
ch4rlctsrs early IN he srsry. and IN
suthor eolarnssss On q - bang fsvor
he parsssL --ExehanS&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

That people suffering fsom Pies vin
endure them foe years or snbmit 70 dan
geroas. painful. cruel md expensive
surgical operations. when al tho time
there h a psinlesz. certain. lasting cure.
which give. instant relief and costa but .
tribe. II Is calied the Pyramid Pie Curs
and exn be found ~ al drug storeA Any
truggis WIN get IL for you II you ask
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

Sreas Fsnov hosiery .h0p fscrttocs
Truth s7r t1-itx tU~ for his wet
Heart Ftati1es vcsfh 90 shopgirb- i
slHrs'se YEN asve al sinds "a ties atre.
uste
~hfrxsri yes hsii~vs 80 haze sr
Wa sind Npgai Yle ike e. see
Ff,siicas feetb .winkitE sf his
s~sthesr'' tuii va supf y ne with
90 stvf
ShaFxri- Whh pie~ure ssr. tuxs
hcti ltlvn faeF assri anii ( y sAksyu<F
mseeifs Lrrticn rit Sta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

shiloh's vifaliz>r b What you secd
Tor Dyspepsia. Torpid Liver. Yeliew Skin
o. ki<iney Troebla Il 10 guaranteed 70
give you satisfaction Price soc Sold
u +. j. Wurzborx.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21
II. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
hoosssASD' sowEs BIZ.
i--------- 1-l
TOwEH 81

For stf.E-a~,-<~~ s~n f,,T<
rHe nacdsra rineFssnr noa.s ss rsr~.-.
ssenue, east iFoataEe owned b. non rrsIsi~-s,
nust 81 barsais Alse ons 90 furtsn a..
Pee EIGHT rt~msi cofu-f iul Oas a., N<.afh
Leisyrtt~ vita furnace, bsth and 81 ,nn-is-.
lmprosem~nfs ons % hsnnas s.rnns 49, %
rp~r.s; ceflsor lua, sued bsrnL hafrsin ons
- tensrsi sssnn>. oos 81 faris aranna one =.
Ncrtn frosp>ct sros o. Hasttr.s.. 80 m RirH.
efo sfenue Aisa TIVE htsssses ~ toosar sfresI
" - henre icr hooss snf - c~ntrs u i.,s.t~I
lNo htsrses 81 tass strcet ktsreoa ksisrns.ss
'e@es tor sale ~ exchanRs
FARMS FOR sALF os r~~.-,~a~
seres one 1nsis fron H,sna csnts, sa~s
tcose ard barn, fO1i ufchar-i ~ naasr Es~s
ttste - csitis stlsss. - SOD eErhaaes Tor a
rruv,a cts fFolertf.
- isrt - = srre~ n-sr ssrisarvfaa ~,.i
trAiainEa god errhart sna rl.sI - I q, -
ehente taf heause afd lot n alis
40 - acre IA t.swsship n Cainss n rslsns
I'm rifft u sCres lHnf.rTtsr1 Irstatsat - "a
snd matis hlneefl .nH balldlr.se al s|ss
bsvs q nusnb-r a. an. s-np-e..s far.. 4.
tarry e'.uatt. wtlieh Iean dispose % - r-rs1
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nesr Va rttF ranssns frcn ilrs g. fcrtf nerrs
h4rs icts e. ~ paris ~ fhs city - ssa 81
sxrhenee nooees 20 renl
hons5 ~ ioas en rod reel srtrte s.~nrftr
~ ps OLA
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should kaow that the Pyr.mid Pile curs
wiil promptly and sfeetaAliy remove
every trace d them any druggiss VII
sec Il Sur you
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

Captain Sweeney. Y. 8. A.. San Diego.
Cal ssys: -shiioh's Catarrh Remedy u
The nrst medicine ] have ever frund
that would do me any good Price DOC.
sod ~ +. j. NurxburR.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

The cste~er's srt s~esss aevsr - N~~-.
kaasfssi ia H. .i~siensag ~ 49, f.rns
81 iru& AZ = r~rrRt du<~r si,sre IN.
fiscsi hef.,re Re sc-e-e a. ae.s~r.
ksFEe silver 5svl. wai1a eae srparestlr
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