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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

Al diseases o. the skin cured and tho p.. {.
complexion restored by Iohnsons Olentnl
ap, re.!nmcd ANA highly med cat.d. Two
by ". IL, Martin
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04
STRAWBERRY IARr-

~ oEo pint OF ir'sh. ma he'd brrri,s add fur
a"'eSpoohi"'s pnNr'ih'd sugar ami b.atcn; whites
oi ."o cs.s Iiur tut shcls witt rich p.stry ill
WIN nut ture and bake. Vii of fro.ting in cen
a ieant;f'ii and delicious de srrt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

1 ARGE airy house, nice yard shade ana ,rui,
~ itccs, good naTd and service FERN -.,, "' W.
SppIi alton. Mrs. {. l.. BERIYMtN. Nurt,.'
btycct Salem, v. - 49, ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04
The virginiian's Daily Hints
HOUSE-kEEPERS i!
Bill Of Fare
TO = MORROW.
EpN EsDAT. JUNE 5rRu.
'AT. JU NE 5'TRu.
IcorYEIGHr,i

ID BREAKFAST Graham Mush. Dreaded
ihhn cho's oiaise PotAtei Pep Overs
anheu "iape>. oatme,l Crack r.. Coffee
LIN tSEi2- Baked Fish Tomato Jelly.
,eLlnee: Hrown Qiir iotatos Canned
1ern. VII and Graham B;cad. Strawberry
SoPPER. Potuo Chcwdc-. Bread and
i Dmuer' Teach Marmala,ic. Carrant Buns
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04
FOR RENT

l. oH RtNr-T Two lar =. cool rooms. furnished
d aud unurri he'd; | re yard. bath ~ ana
rls'ern water Can't rllud street ie:-2,t
II OK KEN a very desirable store. Il Union
i street. atd nice DIV, ling o; E.rnrJ, -, ,o'
APPLY at No. 80 Flesma,on street. lem
poGM FOR RENT A comG,r,,bly f,rn;.,,a,
~ room With al ,onvsnienccs: gas hen; MI
PAIN on he fu e.trtet car line AS,ro,, 4 n -
Nirgnian "1cc. myIi.s,, a. - -. -, -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

~ ANiED-A situation by an intelligent white
~ girl to do all nj Of house work: would Tx.
20 i've or rfc!.i>'s. Address ELLA COLLlNS. 3
street.. 10
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eP ECIAL NOTICES.

SwEET PEA BLOSSOMS AT THE wo,,,v,s
~ Exchange On "ranty street, fresh orery day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

NANTED-rru,twOrihy cuisines. man 10 take
~ 'ne mnaageA ont OF iarse snl pos able bust
va. npio'lnS t"enty statesmen, in Virginia.
Nashin,t n. D. l. ,,n.tIs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

ADiEs: Chichssiers English PsnnyroyaI Pine
81 4 TX. o.l sA"s are the eest. sI..6y
isr Lsiis.; - LsrTss 'y Roturn ti;,i n i,. sst
ohichestcr Chemical Co., Biiiisda, ia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

n Grca'cst sslle 1898. send cell ,,,r orIi sigs
Plated loen by mail FoEsi!EE K MAXIM, Cin-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

EjONEf TO LEND in amounts 10 suit on good
SlI city real estts. c. WHITE SANS mrj.ti
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

RoARD tine single and one double 10 I'm can b,
~ had with oard In dcsrah.elo ality for SD per
month Address A. b. c, Virgin Once
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

A CENTS WANTED. or STATESMEN DESIRING
~ 50. line 10 take orders b. sample: staple sell
ger, e'i'y carried We nay cSpenseS aut sa'ury or
cnminission and furnish samplc cu application
Address Lock Box. l2j. New York city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

JAWS BAKERY Resides our regular square
aud VIENNA Cream Bread MARYLAND and brown
Eionr biscuits: MISC the finest as.or mept Of all
SinlS o. CAKES, Pastry, Charlotte Russes Cream
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

See our DOC underwear. Goldman &
Hofheimer, 100 Main street.
Strawberry short-ca at Macs,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

1NANTED-A frs t-class color,d ccok; settled. un.
1ersiahds marking. Apply 81 Church street
ri'e' o H. tat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-25
COUNCIL CHAT.
The Annual Appropriations Made and Ac
tisn Taken on the Water Question.

The Annual Appropriations Made and Ac-
ti,n Taken on the Water Question
The amount considered to be APP
propriated and consuming the entire
revenues estimated for 1895 at the
previous meeting was reduced to
t2,S76.26 at last evenings council
session, and the balance divided be-
tween two funds-sinking and contin-
gent-$2, 500 to the latter and 81
S76.26 set aside for contingent pur-
poses. This was accomplished by
shaving . number Of the amounts
originally applied to the funds and
increasing the waterworks construc.
ton allowance to $l4.OO0-this be-
cause of the growing necessity for
waterworks extension--and still hav-
ing sufficient to create a sinking
fund and set aside few Thousand
for contingencies. The funds re-
duced were the fire department to
$4,000, police to $1,000, health
account to $1,000, Garnsey square
to $500, printing to $500. and the $500
mentioned for the Twenty-second
street storm drain was stricken out.
Thus with the $79.1l3.46 distributed
among the various funds by resolu-
ton and the S65. 9s1.OS appropriated
by ordinance to cover the tax levy,
the appropriations reach $145,U94.54
the figures Of the estimated reve-
nues.
The Water Question.
A resolution to amend the ordi-
nances SO as to permit the use Of
water for sprinkling purposes from 6
to in the morning and from to
in the evening, presented by Aid.
Kennedy, was defeated. Aid. Ken
nedy also embodied in his remarks
that the park commissioners be al
lowed to exercise their own discre-
ton in sprinkling the city lawns and
not be confined strictly to the ordi-
nances, in this matter, citing Spencer
square, where the grass was dying
for want Of irrigation, as an illustra-
ton.
The mayor took exception to the
conclusion that might be inferred
from Aid. Kennedy's assertion. and
gave the council to understand that
he had never ordered the park COM
missioners to live in strict obedience
to the ordinance. but prevailed upon
them to be cautious in the use of wa
ter. as the pumping capacity of the
waterworks was taxed at this partic-
ular period. The mayor also be-
lieved Kennedy's resolution un-
called for, and it was defeated. A
similar resolution. instructing for
the drafting of an ordinance in ac-
cordance Herewith. was presented
by Aid. johnson. making the hours
Of sprinkling from 6 to 8 a. m. and
s to 8 p. NJ. and adopted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-25
THE SCHOOL ELECTION.
Evidence Org snixed Effort for Robin
aud Mrs. Nc iris.

Evidence Z Org snized Effort for Robbins
aud Mrs. Nc iris.
The school election is being at
tended by the distinguishable char
actcristic OF a thoroughly organized
and systematic women's movement
in behalf of Mrs. w. A. Norris and
her running mate. F. f. Robbins, but
this effort is more particularly appli-
cable to the case of the lady candi-
date. Indeed, one would imagine,
from the determination and energy
manifested among certain classes
over the city, that the sex had been
violently and relentlessly opposed in
all it's purposes in the direction Of
recognition heretofore. instead of be-
ing extended the unusual courtesy a
year ago Of no opposition whatso-
ever, to the privilege Of membership
on the board. The evidence of sys-
tematic work for Mrs. Norris has
been so apparent today that even
Robbins himse has become alarmed
lest the combination OF his own max
ing-with the sanction Of the one
man rule of the board-should bring
about his own doom.
1t is q fact. however, that a large
number OF ladies who would not 9TH
wise go near the polls, have turned
out and silently. but no less firmly.
expressed their disapproval Of the
Robbins-Norris ticket. 1t is difficult
to form any forecast OF the out.
come of the election at this writ
ing. One thing is certain. and that.
that Messrs. X. A. Donaldson and j.
W. WEIGH are polling the vote Of a
large part of the representative citi.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-25
back at Fifteenth street in Moline
q great improvement.

back at Fifteenth street in Moline
q great improvement.
At the congregational meeting OF
the Broadway Presbyterian church
last evening, it was decided to pur-
chase q pipe organ and have it in
place when the final dedication OF
the Sunday school addition occurs.
The instrument will cost about ST.
0)O.
A citizen who went to the polls
this morning to vote for school d.
rectors in accordance with the
Unions advice, found after he dis
charged the duty that he had balloted
for four names, and that after all. he
he'd made no choice-and his vote
was accordingly lost.
An uptown citizen created some
what Of 4 neighborhood sensation
and is the subject Of much indigna-
ton for his rough treatment of two
little girls last evening. by applying
a horsewhip to them when they
failed to obey forthwith his command
to leave his premises.
The laundry firm of Bakersfield &
Sexton has issued pocket-size Off
cial schedule of the arrival and de-
par:ure of mails at the Rock Island
postoflice. together with rates OF
postage, fire and police alarm boxes
and other information such as is OF
value to the business men.
Contractor Larkin returned this
morning from Chicago, where he
let the contract for the iron work on
the new court house to the Chicago
Bridge and Iron company. The mill
work will be done by the Rock Islaud
Novelty works. Additional men
were employed this morning. and
the excavating is being pushed as
rapidly as possible.
The members of the Illinois I'm
dertakers' association executive COM
mittee. E. B. Knox. Moline; j. L.
LAUDER, Peru; F. E. Prouty. Prince
Vile; B. F. Knox, of this city,
and w. V. McKinstry, Of Delavan,
are in session at the mayors office
this afternoon. preparing the ar
ioA ShO hCAG mOCsibS VI
the association. which is to be held
in Rock Island Aug. Is and 16.
A. l.. Carson, stakeholder in the
Moline Plow company, this morning
commenced proceedings for manda-
mus to compel the Moline Pillow COM
pany to allow him to inspect the
books of the company. He main
tains that the company has been
paying a salary of 5000 a year to its
president and IS, 600 to it's vice pres
ident and secretary, and it has not
declared a dividend in several years,
and that the salaries arc too high.
Davenport INDUCED in a grand
bicycle parade last evening in which
Rock Island was we'll represented.
This afternoon the field day bicycle
contest of the Davenport Y. NJ. c. A.
opened at the Davenport fair grounds.
Rock Island, Davenport, Clinton and
Peoria are represented in the various
contests. The road race comes off
at o'clock. Among those entered
are: w. h. Hyde. J. Fleetwood,
Walter Hynes. c. .. helms, NJ. A.
Steele, f. W. Brookmann, Herman
Hansen and Harley Donaldson, OF
Rock Island,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-25
Will of the Late Gen, Gresham.

CHICAGO, juno 2s.-The will Of General
Walter 2. Gresham, late secretary Of
state, has been admitted to probate. The
will is written by Judge Gresham and
bcqueaths to his wife all his estate He
was worth ut the time Of his death &5l 90.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-25

CHICAGO. June 25 The West Chicago
Street Railway company has offered a re.
ward Of t5.UOO for the capture and convic.
ton Of the murdcrefo Of c. b Birch, night
receiver Of the road, who was killed by
robbers Sunday morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-25

Leech Lake, in Minnesota, takes its
name from translation of the Indian
gahsuhgusgwah chemakang. 1.-THE place
If leaches
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-25

will sell hard coal, all sizes. by
the car load. at the low price of Is. IS
per ton. shippers weights, on track
at Rock Island. f. &. FRAZER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-25

Zoa-Phora-WOman's Friend
Has a grand record as remedy for
all diseases peculiar to women. Ask
your druggist for one OF the Zoa-
Phora Medical books for women.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-25

Tor SALE AT ONE-TnIRD ITS VALUE,
the best sh ,rt order restaurant ant din ng
room in the three cities. " ell furnished and
equipped. Enquire Of J. NJ. Helmick, hoom 4,
Ditto block, Third and Brady streets, Daven-
Fort, la.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-12

A@cohia. June u.-<specEal -Tsa r.Ea-,
SsE OF Commerce trustees La s.-s,-t,
-op'eeI resolutions expressing regret snar
zen =. Asa bon mad retired from me Nsfso--
= taard. ana urging that brigade bes5-
9saFters De retained In xhis cts.
me country CLUB Will cedkeata ia re,,,
nome a. American lake SATURDAY
rev T. Mural. a distinguishes lana
H1Se. Aectursd tonight at the Fqrs, Es,ss
late var anu li's
me qna-sIa works a. Pwyall,sr, have
started. stxty-four tons o. oaassfa toss
having just arrived from So,Feh Arnariea
oy way OF Liverpool and New YORK bav-
ing oesn 30 days on the way.
lie district lodge OF Good TA,,nI.-s
winch includes the Counties ~ T3se-es
4tason ana Thdrston, will meet ,n ,Ts~o+
MA friday and Saturday n mex. week
geslhning Friday a. 10 q. m. and closir.,
Sa1nraay night The meetings VIII BE-
neid IN Macauley hall, Il17lz Tacoma ave-
nue. secret sessions viii he held during
the Gay ana opea sessions a. night + II
Terry. Of Tacoma, rs district chief and q
+. Farrgp, Of Tacoma, is district secr4-
tary
The Fourth Of July celebration commit.
Zee mas been hard at work for two weeks
past and has already secured enough
money 10 guarantee frst-class celebra-
ton. The steamboat lines have all agreed
10 grant one fare rate for the round
trip 10 attend the celebra ton
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-12
THE IOWA POPULIsTS.
Nominate state Ticket and Declare
for Free silver.

Des Moines. June 1.-THE Populist state
convention made the following nOmina-
tiOns for state officers: Governor Syives-
ter Crane. Of Davenport. lieutenant gov
ernor. 4. 3. Sterret, Humboldt; supreme
Judge. l. W. Ivory. Mills county; superin-
tendent OF public instruction, J. 5. Ian
son. Sioux City.
The platform reaffirms the principles OF
the Omaha platform. denounces the late
decision of the supreme court on the in
come tax, the recent acts OF the govern
ment by injunction in the interests of cor
porate wealth, and the issue of interest
bearing bonds.
on the financial question IL says: Rec
ognizing with satisfaction the expression
Of individual opinions among citizens. ir-
respective OF party. ia favor of the restora-
ton OF silver TO its constitutional place in
Is to /. we extend the right hand OF fellow
ship 10 all men who are willing 10 join with
US in the dethronement of the money
power Of Wall street and Europe, and the
emancipation OF the producing classes of
the world.
I'VE further demand that until such time
as a government system OF finances can
be established. that all banking institu-
tons. national, state and private, be re-
quired 10 give security 10 depositors for
all moneys received for deposits"
The platform also faVOrs a graduated
state tax upon Incomes also a state in
heritance tax. similar 10 those of New
York and Illinois. demands a state tax
OF N per cent. upon all flsture contracts
made payable in gold, the same 10 De
paid by the holder and also calls for the
adoption of the initiative and referendum.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-12

CROWDS At MEMPHIS.
Free Coinage Convention to BE
a Gigantic Affair.
DwaRFINo GoLoeUG MEETING.
Thousands Of Delegates, Including a
Dozen Senator'S. to Voice the sen
timenf OF the south.

Memphis. June u.-Delegates 20 t07nor-
row's conference are rapidly coming in
Senator'S TuEpie OF Indiana and Harris -
Tennessee. who were the first upon me
scene. have been followed IN close order
~ Senators Bate OF Tennessee. Jones and
Barry q Arkansas. George ana Naithall
OF Mississippi Coz Evans ard senator
Tillman Of South Carolina. while Sena-
tors Marion Bu-ler % NoC-h Carolina and
Pasco OF Florida are on fheir way, to-
gether with other silver leaders Including
ex-senator Reagan Of Texas. whose cete-
cation. with Arkansas people gaJaere-f
en- route. fsls six coaches and numbers
upward of ~.
Ex-ConEressn Bryan OF Nebraska
will accompany the Louisiana delegation
OF - or a special train from New Or
leans. Exon gresham Sf5ley OF Penn
syIvania is expected 70 arrive tomorrow
mornirg. as are also Gov. Prince % New
Mexico. Senator Stewart OF Nevada and
Alexander Dsamar. the author or several
weli-known coinage works
. The town IS rapidly filling up tonight
with the 90 or s.50o delegates, who II is
expected will face President Brown of
the local bi-metallic league. when he
calls the convention 10 order at II o'clock
tomorrow morning. They came ny scores
from the neigtib0ring towns in Arkansas.
Mississippi. Alabama. Tennessee and
Florida They represent about twenty
states. lying principally vest Of the Mis-
sssippi and south OF the Ohio river. The
general sentiment favors Senator Turpie.
of Indiana. for presiding officer OF the
convention. with Senator Jones. OF Ar
kansas. as chairman on resolutions.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-12
DIR. DARRIN IN SEATTLE.
This Eminent Specialist Has Taken Of
fees at the Hotel stevens for short
Visit Only. Until June II.

Seattle Is now favored by a visit OF the
noted DR.. Darrin, who has created such
"A furore through the Coast and Northwest
ny his wonderful cures that have been
the principal topic and sensation wher-
ever he has been. He will remain one
week only till June II, and has taken
offices at Hotel Stevens, where the al
fiicsed of this vicinity can consult him.
Or. Dslrrih's reputation is so we'll esiao-
lished having treated thousands of pa
tients in the past eight years through
out the Northwest. that Il seems unnec-
essary TO comment on his success.
According to his time honored custom.
DR.. Darrin Will give free treatment 10 the
worthy poor fro n 10 10 II a m. daily
Those who are able and willing 70 pay
will receive treatment between the hours
of II a. m. and 5 p. m. Consultation
strictly confidential and free. Charges
for treatment low and reasonable. accord
ing to circumstances and ability 70 pcy.
The afflicted should nor lose the oppor-
tunity TO consult this eminent physician
while here.
y. B-Dr Darrin will visit Everett
June % TO ., at the Grand Central hotel;
Snohomish, June &c to July 2 at Hotel
Penobscot
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-12
The Fourth AT Centralia.

Centralia, june -Special.-Chairulan
Hochstadter. OF the Fourth Of July exec
utive committee has been officially notI-
fed that the citizens of Chehalis have ac-
copied the invitation rendered them by
the citizens of CeuJralia to unite with
hem in celebrating the Fourth OF July.
a committee OF ten mas been appointed
which VIII have charge OF the matter on
behalf Of Chehalt. They Will have their
own floats and special features. This in
sures an immense gathering here on that
day. The executive committee and sub
committees have been hard at work and
preparations are well under way. Hon
Samuel II. Piles, Of Seattle. has accepted
an invitation 10 deliver the Grafton. SUI
peFintendent McCabe has promised to run
special trains from Gray's narbor and
South Bend on the morning of the
Fourth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-12
Port Townsend News Notes.

Port Townsend, June 11-SpeciaI-Tn the
superior court today A. c. Mcdonald was
acquitted OF the charge Of mayhem. alleged
to have been committed by biting OF the
ear OF Joe Pollard Both men are team
sters. and enemies.
This week seven students have been ad-
mitted to practice law IN the superior
courts. They were Z. p Blake and walter
Mcfarland, of Hadlock; J. w Lysons. y
). Snyder, - Ralston. j. r Mason. ]. w.
Jones and A. s. Sutton. of Port Townsend
The primaries for the municipal election
Will be held this week. Republican senti-
ment is unanimous for the nomination of
W. III. n. Learned for mayor. y. H. Hin
D. e Christian and II. T.. TIL are spoken
or Tor the Democratic nomination j. A.
Wilkes Will be nominated for CITY marshal
and the Democrats will choose either
Perry Bayne or n. 5. Snyder for his op-
ponent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-12
ohio Prohibition Convention.

Springfield O. June 1T. 4. Logan.
OF Alliance chairman Of the STATE central
COMMITTEES. called the Prohibition state
corven. .cn TO order this afternoon. Mayor
r. T. Mast delivered an llress of We
come Mss Henrietta Moore, tie tenn
porary chairman. set thc cOrven don Wild
with her opening speech, The delegates
standing on their feet, waving their
hanst<errhIsfs s01 continually shout}ng
She spoke barely an hour. stating thar
the mission Of the Prohibition purity IS
to secure the Offices SO as 10 overthrow
the llquor traffic. enfvunchise women. Sc
cure government control IF an means IF
communication ami transportation. u 81
lelaco all uaonop0lies, 20 establish firan-
cial system that VIII issue mo.ley 10 the
people Ga sufficient quantities for All Their
fgzsyis. remcaetize silver and make all
mo!psy legai tender for all purposes. \
state eicket VIII be nominated tomorrow
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-12

los Angeles. June IL The inquest on
H. ho9v Of the murdered detective Law
an VAS held this afternoon Tho jury.
after a FEW moments deiherailon.
1,,.,,,sht IN a verdict that The deceased
h,a come. 10 his death from wounds IN
aI,te3 with a pistol in the hands Of Fer
5ioand y. Kennett The remains ot Law O.
s,D viii he taken north tonight 10 ne
,,,,rfs5 IN Oakland. HIS birthplace.
Alfred Lawson. the SON OF the dtFtd de
tr..tt,e denies that his father owned
i emmett a c,,nt. and says thai ne has re-
..stnts showing that he did no.. Young
: .,g-s,n further said, y do not blame
r5orDef- for ne was urged on 20 do " "a,
~ 3t8 There IS another party hack 81 "
an Nfy father never said Kenneth VS.
drunk AZ fhc time he buried his wife ifH
MS ONT ~ town and asa not return Tor
several DAYS uffTw Mrs. kennett $ t8h-
.r1l. ana I remember Of his TenarNlh =
A. the s4pgcr table when he ae-sFl t'i-''
l<r~nett-s wife was dead '!'aof ieiio"
he Is having a hard time of IT,
kc~ncrt has employed CcUrSe1 20 "'
fond him and now refuses 20 he inter
viewed or make further statements 70
ena rEhlle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-12
SPORTING NOTES.

At the San Francisco races Tuesday the
winners were: Five furlongs. selling. Sill
yer State 1.03l, five furlongs, selling,
Monitor 1:G2ia. six furlongs, selling,
Boreas lis: eight furlongs. selling, Road
Runner. l:i3l4 seven furlongs, Capt.
ReeS. l:27i4.
At the ST. Louis races Tuesday the win
ners were: Six furlongs. Trenton, lis;
five furlongs, 2-year-olds, Schiller. los.
selling. six and a half furlongs. Hush,
1:2252: eight furlongs. Buck Massie.
1:42l2 selling, six and a half furlongs.
The Kitten. 1-22
At the Gravesend races Tuesday the
winners were: Six furlongs, selling, Ina,
1:l5l4 mile and a sixteenth. Patrician,
1:49: five furlongs, Mack Briggs. 102k
eight and a half furlongs, Song and
Dance $50; six furlongs. Weinberg.
1.14l.; eight furlongs. Owlet. 1:42.
At the Latonia races Tuesday the win
ners We're: Six furlongs. Rightmore 1:l6;
eight furlongs, Toots. 1:42L; five and a
half furlongs. Myrtle Hardness. 1:0i2
Merchants stake, nine furlongs. Henry
of Navarro. 1:55: five furlongs. Nimrod
1.03i4; six furlongs. selling. Joe Mack.
1:1524.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-12

Gay TIE rsrezsie-,. --...-,....
-. - s3flera. 70 the ess7s@- -.,a-~yss-, .r--
49,, go. *as aiitre Trotractes,. As re r---s-
-. - '.szsifNri . close ID al re b,,ss-..z,
c.. - -. - ~ fright - a5se - r. 70
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