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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-05
- r.ant. rearaameas st Tacoma.

TArouA. Aug. 4 - Special the ioHrIh
.annal Lawn teams tournaments OF the
'.hsrspsonship of the fsciae Northwest N
,,sn's Singles Snd doueies viii be hs'd on
Sy..snss.lay. August Is. aud following
49, "A TIE grounds OF the Tacoma Ten
80 49, ,fnb North First street and Yakima
ss.nn- Tacoma. Entries GIN every case
800 naaied ty entrance feel must De re-
.s3vss ~ Morton Ramsdesl. secretary
49, Sr.e'T,,. on OF before August IL Entrance
g S.iII be 81 for singles and - for sSeh
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3AsEBALL RECORD.


Pun ApFgP afA Aug. 4. -b0th Ane M
aAelnhfa and Baltimore teams batted nard
TODAY and the large crowd was treated TO
a siugring match. and a pretty tesding
game on the part OF the Philiies. score :
philadelnhia. IL: o n, Is: e. 5. Baltimore.
To- i Ia. e. . batteries Bucklsy.
Carsev and Taylor; Haddock. Robinson
aud Gleason. ..
PtrrsBrRe. Aug. 4-Score: Pittsburg III !;
IL. g -. Louis, 5; h. III: 9, d
BATTER es-- Merritt ami Coleioaghi bEsit-
enstein and Twineham-
RosroS. Aug. 4-Score: Boston, II >
hh 10. =. Z Washington City. 4; n,
.. . Batteries-GAnEel and suvettsi
Mcclure and Sullivan
NV YoRx. Aug. A-Ths View iofks
today Won two games from the brookiyhs'
which brought the greatest Week . en-
thusiasm to a close. First game: brook
lyn. s:bh. SEA- New YORK, Is; n, To-
e. BattsrIes-SteIn, Dauo anu EA'ie'
Rnsie and Wilson.
second game: Brooklyn, :; a. IL 9,
Nex YORK, 9: n, II; e. bsiter'ss-
Stein and klnslow Meekin and wilson
C4FyEIAxn. Aug l. The home team
failed 10 biz Mr.. PAFrott today score
Cleveland. s.; b b. 10, e, J. taneinnAn,
n T.. e q BAtteries-D Conaor anu
Cupnv. Parrott aud Murphy.
IGrgsvrffE Aug. s-Score: Lo1sFAiss
nee Chicago, To- b b, y; e. )
HAts~rses-tsrsm. Wadswofth anu dsna-
ming; 0rlthtn and kIttredge.
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of the Volunteer. Under Haff7s handling
tire Volunteer lost only one race. Last
wear he sailed the Coionia. built as de-
lender OF the American cup, but outsaiied
by the VigilaDt,
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The olympics play the Seattle team at
Madison street today. Game called at
$50. Admission TO grounds and stand. .
cents: ladies free.
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fiye-miIe bicycle record today in handi-
cap race with forty entries. Buffers time
xns II ct
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HAggin. Of California has bought IN
FnvIsna Watsrcress four-year-old brown
colt. Nv Perform, oct Of WatehspElHs Also
Ggolafnch. foar-yeAr-o.d chestnut gesdins,
~ Csstlereagh. out OF Be~swAK lie paid
1900 for iAe latter
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worlds Bicycle Record sroken-
Nm yoxp. Mass. Aug. S.-AAit Butter,
81 c.mhrtdrs. Mass, broke the sossd
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Balloon ascension this afternoon, AAdi-
son park.
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Special.

Ladies' Leather Belts. tan and black
with oxidixed silver clasp and orna-
ments.
Only Toe Each.
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YARD 49, PercaGine re-
z duced from DC. 81
Lining re-
duced from gi61sc-
ARD--Silesla reduced from
III 81. 9c
YARD-El Elastic Canvas re-
duccd from 2oc. -.
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Silks and Velyets.

Japanese Silks, o inches wide, ex-
ouisite shades, warranted washable,
Only 35c yard.
French Snrah Silk. % inches wide,
heavy double warp, all shades,
At soc yard.
Fancy Figured Tatieta Trimming
Silks, extremely pretty designs.
At S8c yard.
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We are now displaying the largest
and choicest collection OF Laces ever
shown in Seattle. and beyond any
comparison the cheapest ever seen
here in Bourbon.
Point de Venise from 33c to $1.12
Point de Ireland from zoe TO 49c.
In all widths and varieties, white,
black, ecru and butter color.
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Special

II you need Cloak or Jacket and
can be suited in the size. We guarantee
you complete satisfaction With the
price, as we hesitate at no sacrifice to
close out this stock.
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Special.

A. t-o EAcH-Ladies Fine Per-
al faI Gale Shirt Waists, fash
ionably cut, revere shoulder. pulled
sleeves and pleated back, worth Soc
each.
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Io.MonRoW's RACE.

Tho Grsa; brooklyn Handieap-Srlr.ers,
Weight, aud JoekeJ--crnord a Esd
Hot Payrrit4-About the Other Horses.
SrT Yozz, Msy la.-To-day at the
Grayeaen5 track :he candidates to, The
Brooklyn handicap to be run Tuezday
got their final preparations The ..ack
1es as fact az llgh.ning. Oae of the
best moYes OF the day was tina: OF the
greet spriu:er DR.. Ha.brouck, who coy
cred i've iurlongs in l:0l! With ezse.
/. /. also practically settled that the
starters will no: number more than fl
teen, and that the chances arc decided
~ In favor Of az many Z. that appearing
at the post.
The list Of starters. with ayes, weights
and Jockeys. 10 Is follows:
Clifford ~, I22. Martin; Sir Walter
III, 10, Dog2e.t; Ajax ~. lis, Carl
aon; Banquet III, lI6, Simns; spor.
81, ia, Thompsoni Diablo 49,. III, c..
Sloane; Basset,IaT al, liz, Hamilton;
Dr.. Ricc 40 liz, Tarat; Commaucbe
al, 10. Li.tlefeld; Lowlande, III: rfu,
SicDcrno.ti Bitten ~, los. II. Jones;
Copyright (5), los, bergen; Henry O:
Navarro (3J, 100. i. Clayton; Herald
a, 100. Swash; Marshall al, 100, Griffin.
Il ie said that the owners OF Clifford
arc prepared 10 back their horGe heavily
at the last minute. which =ilI send
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BICYCLE JorTrsGs.

pJttSbHrgti WhssIm.s Usre-5nTn Road
EasS PTESs-OiHeT 3fattsrs.
The city was .hronged with visiting
vbeel;nen yesterday. who caue from
far add near, taking advantage Of tbs
beautiful weather and inn roads. The
larae,. delegation came down from
Pittsburgh Saturday night and Sunday
morning, and most Of them leit during
the morning for Pittsburgh on their
wheels, go!ng over tho route Of tho
coming WheeIing:pi..aburgh road race.
Among the hard ridern o! the Century
Wheel Club who got hero were G.. z
Williams. W. c. Childs. w. S. Sesbl.
and g. O. STycp. Tho Scotia brought
down . largc number 0! tito Keystone
Bicycle Club, all oil whom stopped hero
bu. q abort time. and then took TO tho
pike.
Weilsburg waa also we'll represented
here by whceimcn, tho delegation In.
Gliding Frank yolhardt, Frank Nc
Near, 5inrk Greenwood. Alex Dodd,
Henry Eniy aud David Baker. Several
OF the Wollsbure boyE and three or four
Of the Pii,eburyhen will ride In tho
Ia1ELLiGEscEE road race on Decoration
Day.
Among Tho now prizes donated Tor
tho IxrErLIGEScEg road race arc the
following:
20x24 ~lite-s.ns photograph, R c.
OEeili, valne S1j.
Ono Famous Pc. Pie" Balcr &
Mauror, valued at IS.
Climax razor. Hieuer Hardware Com
pany. va.ne 81 &c.
Other prizes will be secured, and
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G.an Hhh VIZ

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ball Pz,k hare yss:Ted AZ application
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ten decided 10: 20 a2sia stse12: Goa-
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70 hzys The f:is5srgbsu u tie 51Sk
for zez: gt1Sy sad Eatrrdzy. e. which
tiIe the tickets sod !s..ertaT vii BE-
gcrd br sdEinina. The .ezIa that
all! piz7 is czltet lie "Jolly club.
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u. ErsakiIa Haaala2.

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morning ina. be had t9zn se1sd ziIsE
.iigli z:tlrk Of inaGeaLE Henry Of
Navarro n perfectly conditioned, and
ths writer ao7Ei6srz hin ! rarch s1ter
~iaTsItosnt ibaa Dr.. 2ios, rho, ;bcuzh
he a4E no: 20: Hrea aar azul th2. his
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spSr hzs 2 ,ouEiag cood chance 70 viz.
81: = horas afflicted with his tenoe
zad errz:ic diEpositioa Is a: baE. J yery
Uncertain tzc:or.
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!: El1 GToTe yesterday afternoon Z
halt cccea O. 80 Q: he s-iE.g Miners
=sat 70 the cres zho hare zo-e 70 Eorf
IN the uirss aid 1t:snpts1 70 iriCos
;hel 70 ccit Eo,t, b1: TILED =: o5e
ties crrizz the conferences !; bzgz1 70
look :. : fzh; =ere brsS:aE, but
everything pa@d OF pz1osiuIiT, s,d
the Et-iSerE COMMITTEES finally lai;.
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Hrs-s9Tor, ". Va NaT A-Iae-e
ga % BE- pixie 5zh. 2: an early ho1y
This morning. Z. Virginia Poia: e!2A:
zles Ees The big cyoSd OF .pcrtz
AID the puEliEts arrived By boat aSou.
2oeiock oaIy 20 be ne. b? Sheriff Lam
ber:, 0! Wsyne coaaty, and = crowd Of
tep1ties. who threatened TO Iy,ar
them I'll II the fight vent o-. The
party left ior dorm the riTsr :. onea.
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HkeaI-E ts LEto: Teli:iTss Il ;hs
city.
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dir. cCt aoT eoaa=cts3 zitd tie Hrrt-
layton RTaA passed Sunday II ;Ats
Gig TEiaaz frieadL
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Ja1ss Uloa, c: ;b& Island, zin nzks
;se r1a 70 Columbus o. ,he!r ~asAs
this zsek, va tie national PIKE
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II eTst : z.n feels Lie "s poo. vo,a
OF the duet" III. when he s15sr. troa
:ha: tiIe1 :&siEE AYERS s1,apzHiiz
remove. II. di=co7aEiaS physical
condition and tapzrt= the thrill OF rev
life a-d ene.E 20 era? nerve, tssra,
uusae md Gbve Of The =ho!e body.
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II your ey@ t-s, =a:er. witch CT
burn, or Ecu. head zehes Ehea reading
Q. s=stag, eoascit s1d hare then ex-
anias3 FOX glasses, free Of Ga-E, g.
lil0 NE1a s.tes:tasI. % Sncok GCo.isI
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Oh. HHs7 FAKEl
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-14

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-14

A. Minneapolis = minneapolis %,
Kansas CityG
At Toiedo-ToIeIo 10, indianapolis 7.
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Detroit 10.
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CITY 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-14

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-14

CHicaGo, Nay 1.-The Colh took
their third straight from hnisyille To-
day, The 2sme 1as a grea: combine
ton Of hard hitting and poor fielding.
10Th KIiaoy and 5Ieaefco wsro batted
hard. Attendance l2,9o. score:
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-14

Many Persons r. Sz
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Browns Iron Bftters 2eAEA De
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-14
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-14
MADE IT TnErE srnAIGHL
The cine4aEar Esds Vera Not stepped By
Csrat5 Bhsr1!A

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ted our the y!etory In the eighth jHniuz
Up 70 that time !. Tas anybody's game
With The hit.in. somewhat IN favor Of
Ct Luis. Attendance 800. gcors:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-14

The Bridgeport Stree. Car Company
say that the only connection they bad
Ti;a y~e=terlz.'' ball game ~. IN guar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-14

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II EDsh. Pitchers. DFTt- 20 Gi&k2a E9ytyss,
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-24

sass grapn artist are admittedly annie.
Their preparations we're elaborate aad
consumed some time. hat when ready
theiF haut was made with astonishing ra-
parry, As only q ies Of their checks
hsv1 been passed upon ey the alleged
crawer IL - impossible 10 saw how mach
the 9orgers took. cat nos less than <c00so.
ihe forgers frs. took account of the face
that checks dragn by business houses are
written usually upon the firra's own iltho-
grsrhsd healing. protected hy numbers
on fae check and stub. The forgers there
lore. net only ccunserfe,sed the blank
eaeek forms of their victims, bat
numbered their checks close tn the
numbers of those then running
wits each victimiTed firm. To get
this latter. opportunity TO see the genu-
Inc cheek books WAS accomplished in
various ways. In one case. that Of the
Charles W, Melcher Machine Comnaav,
whose signature Was forged to cheek for
sae young man. stating that he repre-
senied the printing house which iitho.
graphea the firms checks. asked permis-
sion 10 see check, as he was sent to trace
ur AooSs alleged 10 have been badly litho-
erafhed. The ruse succeeded. ant was
probably used in other csses. In this iss-
stance the Continental bank lost 500. Al
there we're eight or more other banks vte-
iIm'sed and no one knows how many
nrms there is no way to tell the total
loss Moreover. the police will not com.
muricase
As near as can be learned. all the for
gerses were committed last Friday and
Sa;n raay. The only banks which ae-
knosledced suffering are those named,
but practical assent Was given To ino uiries
made at five other banks. aud ID Is po<sihie
that more were visited. of the alleged
drawers of the forged checks the signatures
of r. T.. Little 4 Co. feather dealers, and
Julius Labsab, wholesale ciothier, are
known to have been forged. in addition TO
that OF the G. W. Melchcr Machine Conn
pany. AS one instance of the work OF ths
gang. IN less than an hour after the cal, Of
The alleged printing house representa-
tive upon Mr., Melcher q 500 check.
bearing c. W. Meichcrs signature
and being sn exact duplicaie
IN us engraving aud printing of
the green checks Of the nrm. wss
presented Mt the Continental bank aud
psid. IL had all been previously prepared
except the serial number. which was
duplicated at the last moment for ths
reason stated. IL happened to be four
numbers out Of the way ny the time tho
forgeS reached the bank, but this was close
enough for the purpose of the swindierS-
In the case of Julius Lahsah, another Of
the victims OF the gang. not only was tbs
sigaaturs Of Mr.. Lahsah cleverly forged,
but tse forger Was very familiar with his
business. The forged check WAS honored
promptly. Wood 4 To-. who printed the
checks for the Meichcr Machine Company
and Little & Go. are very much interested
In having the guilty parties run down.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-24

WASHINGTON CRY, March 2s.-The for
nal orders OF Admiral Walker aud Com
mo.iore Kirkland were made on, at tho
navy department today. Admiral Walker
is detached from tie inspection and sta
biIitv boards on the 2ssh and ordered 10
San Francisco 10 take the steamer Of
Aprii 3 for Honoiniu, where he will relieve
Admiral Irwin OF the command Of the
Pacific station. Commodore Kirkland is
ordered to take the steamer Of the 2s,h
from New York 10 Southampton, and then
uroceed 10 Aontevidso and hoist his flag
on the Newark Orders we're also issued
10 the stall officers TO accompany the ad-
mirals-
Lieut.. Com manfer seaton Schroeder has
been ordered 20 duty rs recorder of the in
,pectson board Of the navy department,
relieving Lieut. l. L. Rramey. who be-
comes naval aide 20 Secretary Herbert
Cant. Theodore r. selfridse has been Or
defed 20 assume tho duties of president of
the board OF survey and inspection and Of
th. stability board. TO succeed Admiral
Maker.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-24

water N the aatsscr.um for use in winter
without putting Go these tubs. Nsl.ixen,
Kep-. Name though; the attempt TO save
tnis Insignificant sum niggaraly in the
extreme.
The frst Roberts amendment was de-
ieased and the second withdrawn. The
provision that no graduate OF tue academv
snca.d be assigned TO serve as professor or
instructor was struck ont The bill was
then reported from the committee of the
wnoe 20 the house, and without objection
was passed. Henderson OF North Caro-
Ina then moved that the house 80 into
committee of the whole for consideration
OF tac postoffice appropriation bill. Reed
GATED attention 20 the fact that there vas
eviiensiy no quorum present. aud the
motion Sas Withdrawn. and at 4 o'clock
the house recessed until O'Clock tonight
The night session Was occupied with the
passing OF private pension bills. aud at
1880 p. m. adjourned