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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-28

II your blood IS pure. you will be
well. You will be strong, vigorous,
full OF life and ambition; you will
have q good appetite and good diges-
ton; your sleep will be sound and
refreshing: your nerves will be
strong. You will have little need TO
fear disease In any form if your blood
is pure and you keep it so.
But how few can say that their
blood is pure. How many people
are suffering daily from the conse-
quences of impure blood
Men are afflicted with rheumatism,
catarrh. scrofula eruptions.
Women are troubled with nervous
ness. sleeplessness, headache, indi-
gestion. Children are victims Of a
great variety of diseases. And every
where, especially in the spring, we
see the evidence OF languor, lassitude
and lack of vitality, and hear COM
plants of weakness and tired feeling
The reason is found in the fact that
the blood is not pure. The blood is
the current of life, support of the organs
and muscles, the feeder of the nerves.
IL it is pure. rich and healthy, il
supplies all the nourishment and con-
sequently all the strength the nerves
and muscles need, and the result is
perfect health. All this is to be had
simply by taking
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snnhnml-h Cnnntr Mines

Snohon'lsh. Apr'l -Spec'aI-rssr {.
eerbers. 81 Seattle. has force % fwers IS
men at work On TIE tuacx qua rrlrS. The
rock Is a tae quality 81 sra ulte Of the
gay variety. AID r. 81 ~ soisd tAat sna
largest rleces uscd 81 Nnitf nr can he
taken out. shipments have been made %
Port Town send gnr nse on the Fovern~arnt
building thsre. a0a rcw tAe nlen ars }sfxV
getting cnt store FOR tse tTkn strret s,,,rs-
trg IN Seattle. The stone - easily work.
- or account ~ its cleavage Ana AZ tAa
Same sirue Is 81 al extremely hard asa
enduring quality.
Merchant 8 Towa sent have gone ~, q,
tAc'r rr0vt creek coprrr rnires agtA A
sarcc of snsa IS - Seveiops0eut work
They have sAout twenty claims O. Tro,,t
creek which rWn froea tweaty ga thi~tS
pes ceat. copper. Parties fran Swansea
Wales. are eNrectc-i 81 - tcaE a thts ana
soTne nickel ard enNaH propositions
\. ". Hawks. tAe wrli-kaawn rslrf-r
mar cF 81 Nhenish. seat a crew ists S1-
yer creek TITS morning "a saok after h.s
utfrreseHs properties there,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-28

London. April 1.-THE trial Of Oscar
wilde and Alfred Taylor was resumed at
Old Bailey court today. with large at
tendance. Alfred Wood was severely
cfoss-examined by Cir Edward Clark.
counsel for Wilde, bat bis evidence was
not shaken.
Frederick Atkins described as yarie-
~ singer. gave evidence as 10 knowing
Alfred Taylor and others mentioned dur
Ing the trial This witness was also
questioned by counsel as 70 receiving
fD0 from a foreign count whose yacht
was lying at Scarborough. lie denied
having received the money. The trial
was finally postponed until Monday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-28
ALL AGAINST JAPAN.
England Does Not Favor Annex
alton Of Leaotong.
BUT WILL NOT DEMONSTRATE
Not That She VIII support Japan II
Defying RUSSIA, but Because She
Prefers TO Hold Aioof.

London. April T.--fnauiriss made In on
cisi circles here today in regard 20 the
Shanghai dispatch OF this morning. in
which high Official II said 70 re author
fly for the statement that England VIII
support Japan. who Will refuse TO listen
10 the remonstrance OF the other powers.
would seem 10 show that Great Britain
does not favor the annexation By Japan
CT the Leaotong peninsula. bat that she
DID not ses her .ay 20 tofn a. this june
fgire IN the demand Of the other powers.
Shanghai April Tt ts reported here
that his41 official "a The north is au-
fh0risy FOR the statement mat England
viii support Japan. which VIII refuse 10
listen 70 The circumstances OF the other
powers regarding the treaty terms OF
peace with China. which give japanese
possession Of Chinese territory.
A dispatch from private source n
Japan says the condition Of affairs be-
tween Russia and japan begfas 10 look
very serious.
s.. Petersburg. April E.-The supreme
military authorities have held conferences
during the week to decide upon military
measures against Japan ia the event OF
the rejection Of The Russian demands re-
rarsiing notifications Of the terms o. the
treaty % paace arrived az between Japan
and China.
parIs. Aprfi 27.-Tt is reported on the
Boarse that Japan has agreed 20 revise
the tergla OF the treaty OF peace with
China as desired b. The Intervening
powere.
London. Aprll E.-The Post this morning
says ctifteriiy: IT may b. that France
and Germany have far deeper insight In
ea.ayuerciat matters than either America
or Great Britain. bat Il statistics count
for anything. the advance that America
has made Ia the last half century com
pares more than fav0rabiF with the al
vances made by cither France or Ger
mary. nor IL the surplus stock either
here or la America - great that imne-
date profits can be taken Ia view by theae
two powers. r. iB dif9ier,lt TO ana rea-
son for the change % policy France and
Germany have 20 suddenly adopted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-28
Underwear and
Hosiery From
Cleary's Stock.

At S1.45 Pair.
Ladies' colored and black elk
hose, well worth $50.
At COO Each.
Ladies' silk vests, pure silk.
regular price, SIS.
At &c Pair.
ChiIdren's colored hose. dou-
bic knees and heels.
At12isc Pair.
Ladies' fast black full finished
imported hose, worth 20 cents.
At zoe Each.
Ladies' corsets, broken sizes.
worth up to 81 each.
At S1.75 Each.
Thompson's Glove Fitting COL
ored satin corsets, sizes IS, 10.
IS, a, Is. q. worth s. each.
At soc Each.
Ladies' muslin drawers. neatly
trimmed with embroidery.
At soc Each.
Ladies' muslin cambria night
gowns. elabora tely trimmed
with embroidery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-28

DohSon Il Denton building Sold and
Gymnasium May Re Enlarged.

The pobson A. Denton building. on
Front street usar Seneca. which IS now
occupied ny tire Arlington hotel. last week
passed into tho Sands ~ the elise Iuvest-
men, Company ard J W elise. The con-
si3eration announced was go NO The
building, which has sixty feet frontage.
extends from Froat street hack 70 Pest
street
u propo-es 20 continue 90 lease tNs
building for hotel purposes TIE Seattle
Artists C'Nh IS considering a proposition
20 rent portion 80 the Basement which
adloins enc Eyu'ras coor OF the clubs
present quarters
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-28
The salt Lake silver Convention.

Salt Lake April s7.~-The Tribune has
received letter from Gov. Richards. OF
Montana. In which he says: The forth
coming silver conference TO be held I'm
your city on May Is promises TO be sue
cess far beyond our aniiclpations and
viii. believe. prove an initial step In an
aggressive educational campaign for free
silver. | wish 20 extend 10 you my sim
cere thanks for the noble fight you are
making in the interest OF practical hi
metailisn IN the columns of your able
Journal and the interest you have shown
In the success OF the conference
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-28

The human body is fertile soil for
disease germs, but the man whose
blood is pure has nothing to fear, be-
cause pure, rich blood win keep all
the functions of the system in perfect
working order. Hoods Sarsaparilla
purifies, vitalizes and enriches the
blood, and is defense against disease.
Blood Poisoned.
"When l was Is bad fever sore came
on my right leg. After time 1t healed,
but 81 years later, last winter, it broke
out again terribly sore, and many said it
would never heal up. Ny son read SO
much about Hoods Sarsa parilla he urged
me to try it. did SO, and to my great
joy in . short time the sore ceased to dis
charge, and shortly after began to heal.
After taking five bottles the poison was
eradicated and the sore entirely healed.
Inow feel as well as ever and enjoy renewed
strength and vigor." FRANK o. PIERCE,
South Londonderry, Vermont.
Running Sores
81 have been troubled with running
sores on my hip for years. began to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla in September, and
have not been troubled with running
sores since January. / never felt better
in my life. I weigh 80 pounds when
commenced to take Hoods Sarsaparilla,
and now weigh 132 pounds" HOWARD
DARBY, Salineville, Ohio.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-28
HIGHwAYMEN HOLD UP A STORE.
Daring Attempt at Robbery i'm North
seattle.

Two would-be highwaynlen attempted
- hold up J. r. Johnson In his store az
s'3i Front street last night about Q
O'Clock. The men came into the stor.
with pistols and Siouch hats drawn down
over their eyes. RoSher No. I told John
son. tfge proprietor. and two other men
I'm the store 10 throw M their hands,
Johnson replie-i: What's the matter
with your There ain't 10 cents IN the
crowd"
Make then put up their hands" yelled
oat rahbcr No from the door: This e
no tesh"
Al this iuncturs johnson made a tfa sh
for tho door at the back Of the store, and
rohber No. ! tired n shot AZ him
The robbers then backed out OF the
front door.
After running toward tho water front
n short distance they turned south
The police we're working on the case all
night
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-28
IacOma lido Lands

Tacoma. April Z-SpeciaL-The city
council spent most of the day I'm special
session discussing the matter OF accepting
or rejecting the plat OF the tide lands. as
prepared BY the local board OF tide land
appraisers. The meeting was open and
was addressed by n number OF citizens.
both fer and against the plat Action
was postponed until Monday at D. m.
The council committees having the mat
ter in charge will confer with the APP
praisers Monday morning and will repor,
TO the council a. the meeting.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-28
Beware Of 0intments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury.

A. mercury VIII surely destroy ths sense
% smell ana completely derange the
wSoie system when entering T. through
the mucous surfaces. Sach articles should
never oe uSe1 except On prescription :
from reputable phystcta1s. as the damage
they VIII Go - zen fold 10 the good YOU
can possibly derive from then. Hairs
CAtarTa Care. manufactured ~ r. J.
Casn@y 4 Co. Toledo, o. contains 10
mercury. ami Il taken internally. act Ia z
direcfly Cpon ttss blood and mlscous sur
sAceS % the system. Ia buylny Halls
EartSTrh Cure Re sure you get the Eenu-
fne. Il t< taken Internally. ard made IN
Toledo. ohSo. ny r. }. Cheney A ca.
Testimonials free.
Sod b erggs.sts. p..ce, sec se< botiiA
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The Hassier Not TO Be Sold.

Tacoma, April 2T.-Bids were opened
Thursday for the sale of the United
States ship IIassler OF the coas, and
gcodetic survey. Capt. John Irving. Of
Victoria. offered $3.50. which was the only
bid. Today the government by wire re-
tected the offer and ordered the Hassler
20 Port Orchard navy yard She Is CON
sidered worth $1,000 to so o0 Capt Irv-
ing wanted 20 establish a steamship line
20 Mexico with her
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-28

Indianapolis. April 27.--reniamin Harri-
con has returned from Richmond. Ind.
An Associated Press correspondent asked
him II he had anything 10 say bearing on
silver or other political questions. mot
a word he said. My head is FUN OF
other matters, | have no time nor dis
position 20 talk on the matters you sug-
gest- Are you booked for any speeches
on the proposed Eastern trip None
whatever" was the reply.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-28
Housekeeping
Goods From
Cleary's Stock.

At Re a Yard.
Linen crash. fun bleached; at
q cents each. Linen Huck
towels, worth 40 cents.
At Use a Pair.
Nottingham lace curtains, 81
yards long, pretty patterns.
At 15e a Yard.
Turkey Red table darnask. 81
inches wide. fast color
At 75c Each.
Heavy crochet quilts, full aixs,
Marseilles patterns.
AZ 81. % a Pair.
Handsome chenille portisres
which Cleary sold for $50.
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New Wash
Dress Goods.

New percales; new creponst
new shirred effects: new
moires.
New gfnghams: new flannel-
cites: new white fancy dress
goods.
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At 1870 O Yard.
At 10c a Yard,
Novelties in Laces
And EmbrOideries.

Entirely new patterns IN
Bourbon Laces. Point DEE
prit. Point d'Ireiand and Point
dVenise laces: unusually pref
" effects, butter color, black,
ecru and white In immense
variety.
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Novelties in
Neckwear, Veilings
And Dress Trimmings.

Just opened a large coilec-
ton of new veiilngs. all coll
ors. New Dress Trimmings.
Ladies Neckwear, embracing
every fashionable novelty IN
Lace. Beaded Neck wear,
Bows. Tecks. Joinvilles. Wind
sors ana Four-in-Hands.
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A BicvclI@t Killed hv His WIFI

Paris, April %T.-Menlnger. The famous
bicyClist, was shot and killed with a
revolver today by his wife. who after
the CAUSE
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Novelties in
Fancy Silks.

Fancy Kai-Kai and Habutai
silks. swivel effects. printed
pongees. creponettes. figured
taffetas. etc, etc.
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Treasury Statement.

Washington CITY. April friday
statement OF the treasury .howsi Avail
able cash balances. siS 3i3. CSC: gold re-
serve. sel,f72.is5
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At 12isc a Yard.
Fancy Dress Goods. mixed
wool. small checks. regular
value &c.
At 25c a Yard.
All Wool Fancy Dress Goods
regular price and value soc.
At soc a Yard.
All Wool Black Fancy Dress
Goods, regular price and value
800.
At Csc a Yard.
Colored Satins. Colored Sur
abs. Cleary's stock, sold by
Cleary at Toe.
At &c II Spool.
200 yards Spool Cotton; 100
yards Spool Silk at Sc.
At &c a Skein.
Flo Floss. fancy Rope Silk.
FANCY W ASH SliNS-
At &C a Dozen.
Arrasene, Ribbosene. fancy
Chenille, large variety of coli
ors.
SILK Cords at 1c a yards
Leather Belts at sc each; Veil
ing at &c a yard.
Round Silk Girdles at LOG
each; Flat Silk Girdles. all col
ors, 25c each.
Ladies' Hose Supporters,
with belt or shoulder brace. loo
each.
Misses Hose Supporters.
Zoe each.
Linen Thread, 200 yards. &c
spool: Rick-Rack Braid, sc
bunch.
Metal Buttons, 2iac dozeni
SILK Gimp. all colors. Sc yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-28

L ASHIONS change.
Last year it was mar
row brims. Now the
wide brimmed Fedo-
ras are the only cor
rect Fedora hat styles.
So it is with neck
wear. A year ago the
bright colors were on
top. Now the silvery
grays and the softer
shades are the mode.
Fancy shirts, too,.
show marked differ
ences.
Wewould be pleased
to show you the lat
est fashions in mems
apparel.
1t is our aim to
provide the men of
Seattle with latest
style furnishings and
hats at reasonable
prices, and we were
never in a better shape
to do so than now.
lgtn fer Filler asl Ctris'y Fats.
DlMOCK,
BENNETT
& CO.,
Hens eaifiisn sni HattsrS 70s Frat ST
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Ribbons From
Cleary's Stock.

At &c a Yard.
No. 5. all silk ribbon. An
colors.
At &c 8 Yard.
No. Z. all silk ribbon. an
colors.
At &C a Yard.
No. 9. all silk ribbon. IN
colors.
At lie a Yard.
No. Il. all silk ribbon. an
colors.
At lie a Yard.
No. f5. all silk ribbon. an
colors.
At 25c Each.
Ladies' blouse waists frou
Cleary's stock, worth go.
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SPECIAL.
At 48c a Yard.

IS different styles all-wool
ss-fnch novelty suitings, all The
stylish colorings, very choice,
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My Own
ImpOrtations.

beg TO announce the Arrival
this week of fifty cases nofv
new spring goods, consisting Of,
NOVELTIES IN
Al WOOL
OR SIS GOODS.
Crepons. Vigoroux, silk and
Wool mixtures. Imperial SergeA
Worsted. Fancies and London
checks.
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EmbrOideries and.
LaceS From
Cleary's Stock.

At lie q Yard.
Embroideries worth 80
At &c a Yard.
Embroideries worth 100
At sc a Yard.
Embroideries worth 15c.
Linen lace, 2 inches wide &c
yard.
Linen lace. inches wide. Sc
yard.
Val laces, inches wide. &c
yard.
Val laces, inches wide. &c
yard.
At 75c q Yard.
Black Chantilly Lace nounc-
ing. a. inches wide.
Colored Silk Laces, inches
wide. at sc yard.
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san TraacIsco. April -Arrivsss-Cos-
- Rsea. Departure hay bark Richard
llF COCOON schooner FArksrshaFE. Ca-
uu8te river soAoeneF -. lille Etor4.
trays Harn8r. cyrus Make8oia. NanR3-
mo Eena rte8-t 'aEEsa States sAJn Bear.
t'nstea states snsw Raxa. Bsrtn& sea
Australia. Hoeo}eIe. hAFAsasins Cheh&-
Is. ktsdjK SSseck.
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SPECIAL.
AT &c a Yard.

At &c a Yard.
so pieces new shirred effects.
entirely new and washable.
At 1870 O Yard.
s5-inch percales, best quality.
new patterns and fast coiors.
At 10c a Yard.
Is pieces white satin stripe
india Linons, value for zoe,
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Excursion - Snoa as2lr73s FA.As Eex.
Sunday. F4rs FOR roaaa sgig, &.
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SPECIAL.
At 15c a Yard.

100 pieces natural color genu-
Inc Shantong Pongee silks.
regular value % cents.
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At 35c a Yard

rs different styles in The
novelty silks for shirt waists.
all colors.
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New Ribbons.

New Millinery Ribbons in
great variety. including the
new checks.
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SILK Ribbons. three inches
wide. I'm fancy checks.
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A GRAND OPPORTUNITY
This Week at
N CIV HI ALL,S
Corner Second and Madison Streets.

The great Cleary Dry Good, dr.r,r.
close
collection of EyCEEDTSGTy
MODERATE PRICES, the Chester co
oNE-HALF REGULAR PRICES "co.,lv Us
habit thy buv"-Shskespeae A FEW ornTI
TIoNS FROM THE CLEARY co.'s STOCK: ~~NA'
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New Capes,
New Shirt Waists.

Now on sale a very select
assortment % new spring
Capes. In Tans, Blacks and
Navy. Also "A large invoice OF
new Blouse Waists, laundried
collars and cuffs. AZ very mod
crate prices.
The Washington times., 1895-06-02

foul line with one hand, and passing t to
Maui, who covered the base. And Sci
bach got in his regular every day eaten close
to the ground, while running at full speed.
Abbey took everything in the cir that
came his way, and led the batting with a
single, triple and a homer well down TO
the center fence.
TIRED POOLING.
Cartwright is hitting the bali to earth
lately, ard when Shugart scooped up hls
first grounder it was remarked that some OF
them would get tired fooling with those
taps before the game was over.
Sure enough the next two went at Shugart
and O'Brien, who dropped them like they
were red hot stoves, and he has safe single
and double beside TO his credit, and brought
in four runs.
MCGUIRE made a single and two doubles
and Crooks share OF the pork was d single
and a drive 10 center that netted four bases.
Little Sweeny in the seventh sent long
high drive iuto the bleachers and cnased
Welch, who had singled, around tlle oases
so hard that the fat catcher had TO fetlfe
from the game and put Zahner ID ms Iiace
Maui left at the close OF the seVehlh 10
catch a train for his home ana Malarhey NI ,lnu
Danny Coogan filled the points for the last
two innings
seIbach opened the meeting with
high shot to center, that yielded Two
bases, and Boyle waited and walked Fas-
samer's neat sacrifice bunt advanced both'
and they scored on McGuire's smash down
the foul line. Mac scored when Cart
wright dropped a safe fly in short center.
THREW WIDE TO THIRD.
Preston fumbled Bovd's grounder, and
on a double steal Luby threw wide 1othiid,
letting Cartwright in. Crooks got four balls
and was forced by Abbey, who was ,mme-
diately caught between bases and run
down, Boyd scoring the fifth run during
the circus.
Louisville started in to close he gap,
but the first man was caught oy Joyce,
and O'Brien, after a safe hit, Was nailed
at second. Shugart got his base on balls,
and Brouthers' two-bagger enabled linn
to cross the pan, Dan scoring on Clarke S
single.
Not Senator reached first inthe acxt 5wo
but Crooks made the grand circuit in the
fourth on fine hit TO center.
Luby was effective in the fifth. A fine
catch by Sweeney marking the FIELDING
Mcclure singled in the Sixth and Shugart
fumbled Cartwright's hard grounder, both
coming In ahead of Abbey~Sz lis home run
hit TO center.
Bad fielding and singles by .Iassamer,
McGuire and Abbey and Boyd's three
baser scored five unearned runs In the
seventh.
SeIbach cleverly beat out Il hunt in the
eighth and Joyce was hit by the pitcher
Hassamer retired at first, and On McGuire's
hit to Shugart Selbach was run down
between third and home.
The home team was long on runs ana the
crowd short oudiuuer and weary or the long
game, aud the third out would have been
welcome, but a combination OF two bases
on balls, two singles and Abbeys three
bagger, kept up the pace till six more runs
were counted.
Danny Coogan drove liner to the hos
pital fence in the ninth, for two bags, and
Cart wright sent him in with similar
shot that hit the right fence.
After the first Inning only one Colonel
got by second till the seventh, when Welch
singled, aud sweeny sent him along with
- l.,
The Washington times., 1895-06-02
0r0-Fifth race. Four and one-half fur
4 " longs Selling. Purse. 500. Time, O:5i1l.
1t WIN Be a Grand Event.

Mr.. F. N. Inues who is coming with his
famous New York Band, tesproduce "War
aud Peace" and "a Day at the Worlds
Fair. at Convention Hail. on June and
Z, afternoon and evening, with so many
accessories, including fire works and artiI-
lery, is not only a great Band1naster, but
he has the most original aod Unique ideas
Of arranging and putting onSj9st such af-
fairs as this. Nearly tea. yebrs ago he
created the greatest miE1cat sensation
San Francisco ever had by,funning SINH
lar spectacle 10 the great Mechanics
Pavilion, in that city foraSeyeral weeks.
He was joined by the marines from several
Unlted States warships, and by over 100
from the British warship then lying in the
harbor. Aside from the Gilmore JIbilees,
nothing has been put on any stage as popu-
larly sensational as Mr.. InIes' produc-
tlons: aud in all of these, the merits OF
the music have been the highest, aud the
playing OF the band llnequalled.