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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-23
svLlrva>'s FORTUNE CONE
He Applies TO a Bostoa Court for the
Debtor. Oath.

=
yo-- 2. Sullivan. the king % lighters.
Who has ra&e nearly $sga~sa cur az the
RIM Acre. j. an applicant for the debtors
can IN the Boston municipal courg. The
Appended table shows the amount og
rs9aey Sullivan has Won ia tne rag and
ho~ be made i;
My i. ISsi-Defsated John Flood
for gzrss % Si-8a. q which his
Fes~asrv :. issz-Deteatea PADDY
Ryan for the chaE1 P4orsiltp and q
July = isS1- Defeated Jimmy EiaotE LOO
jay T. tsZ-Tag Wilson contest.
Madison square garden. Zzs9
8 say Medisa . =. saooo
Narch 80 ISsJ- Boston oeneur 10
NJ a : isSiS5 Mitchell con-
test. Madison square garden. 1Ieoo
Angus s. lssS-aeroert A SaAde
NJ 5 sullivan Robinson
contest, San Francisco ..-.......... 1852
Tour % the country under Al
Smith management from sep
TENDER - lss3. 10 May =. ISL 50 90
June 81 Iss4-Sullivan failed 70 meet
Mitche3. IN Madison square gar
den. but divided the receipts. ms
August i. Iss4-Suliivan and Ne
Csfrsy. Boston ..........-......-... $50
contest. Madison square garden. $40
November Il, lsS4-Sallivan-AlE
Greenfield contest. Madison
,s2aare Sarden ; ss...;;.;i; $50
cFeeafsld confess, Bos.oh.....-.... $50
January - sS-SuIIixan-Paddy
Ryan contest. Madison square
J,. saF1 81 1S;Ss-saIiivan-Jack Burke '
contest. Chicago .................... 4SGs
August -. lss5-Sullivan- Dominack
McCanTey, CINCINNATI .-...-.--+... s,550
September IS. 1SSS-SaIlvan-FrRnk
Herald contest. Allegheny city.
November Il. -SuIlivan-Paddy
Ryan, San Francisco .............. $500
pecembeF =, lsSs-sa4
Mcdonald. Denver, Col...-.-...-... $50
January Is Sullivan-Patsy
Cardiff Minneapolis tsuliivan
broke his left arm IN the eontesll. also
Tour OF the country under the d.
rection OF PAT shesdy.. ;---.. $3.50. $500
August s. 1ss7-Te testimonial and pre-
sentation OF championship belt.
Boston thezter ..--. ..,.....-..----.-: 800
November. 1857. March. 1Sss-Toured
England under management OF
Harry Phillips .-..-.. .-..........-.. 5000
March 10 lssS-Fought Ora an bat
lie With Charley Mitchell for
May Is. Isss~sul.ivan benefit. Music.
han. Boston =. ...................... 1900
son Square garden ...............-.. 600
July 5. lsSS-SuIliyan defeated Jake
Kilrain for a stake OF $1,000 (his
share -. .................... 1900
San Firsncistso ...e.....4...,......,,. 1900
sepJern6er. 1881 ....,....'.e........., 1900
Theatrical tour. Honest Hearts
and Wiling Hands ................ 1860
September :. IsSl-Defeated BY Jim
Corbett for a stake and purse OF
ISs3-S4-The atrlCal tour .............. 1000
Tour OF the East and West under
the management Of Parson Davies 1900
August 81. lSS-Sulliyan- Tom Shar-
key friendly bout. Madison Square
garden .......... .................... 100
Total .......... ...a............... 1881, 90
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some cu-ioas stories car ee ted sooat
che thaasa-.3s ~ false diamonds solo year
~ in IsonaoG- a working goldsmith s@s
he has seen a coed cea1 . me 1--4s -
t.,...+.-n stones People % al rank Buy
,rer, A naAlenlln Is IN iurnssiAse waat
80 ,sss ara must end e somehoE. lie
y.,1 re~haps. turn 20 as family diamonds
fs-.eeII,r, $50 30 cca.1 De raised 90 tassn-
F4r fskrs tAe sswelrv - - tas false Ga
r.,a-4 r~evt4er. has the real stones refnoN-
~ as fslse ones put 81. and ceooslts TIE
srtna3 germs w5tn someone - secufltS 1eF
49,. y, ore IS 4 bit TIE wiser. HIS
-. -,,.,se~s fn Der Jewels tust ths sane
esns.ssf II she dl8n't her nusasnt would
-, uasse bankrupt BY rs creditors tie
next week =
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RELIANCE BADLY BEATEN.
CenterSiIIe Athlete. Give IL 10 the
Mig Team q TO -.

DECOrO. Cal. Feb. 1.-The Reliance
football team Of san Francisco was de-
feated by the Centervine Athletic Club OF
Washington township on the latter $
grounds by a score Of 70 O. whlpple, a
California university football man. made
the touchdown and Garter kicked the goal
During the firSt half no score was made.
but In the second the Centerville boys
made gain enough over their opponents
for touchdown.
The Reliance eleven did not have All the
regular men. but three or four clubs were
represented.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. E..-The bicycle
races al the VeiodFazne today were no. As
Neu attended as aSuzs. oxirg . the ISet
that rone az tns star professional Fas8e9s
% the CoaSt or any OF TIE Eastern men
here, with the exception 81 ". =. BceSeE.
OF Minnea polls. appeared TITS state q a.
fairs was TIE result o. strike % ne rae
ing men who refused 70 ride al ne Neto-
drons until differences between the man
agement and themselves have been settled.
The only redeemlng features % today $
racing was the riding Of {. z Dow, 81 Sc
attic, in a match race with y. e WHIT
man. OF Los Angeles. for ths NelodroH1e
shield and the ride q Becker IN MS AVE-
nile match race with Slater ne ArIzons
nan. which. however. sas hardly com
petition race. owing 20 the fact tnat Slater
dropped out before she end % the first
third Of his mile.
Dow beat whitman fully six lengths IN
the shield race. The men started from OPP
posits sides Of the track and rode unpsced.
Whitman had six lengths the best Of the
argument at the end Of the frsf third OF
mile. bur from that tine Dow began TO
increase his speed and was on even terms
with his opponent before the two-thiras
pole was reached. He made great gains
In the next two laps and won easily In the
fair time Of 2:ls
IN the five-niie race. tripiets and tan
dsrns were pressed into service for pace
making purposes. Becker secured the po-
sition behind the paCemaker. but rode I'M
evenly. causing Slater 10 ride practically
unpaced. The Arizona man dropped out
on the second lap. but Becker continued
20 ride and finished the five miles In e.54.
the fastest time for the distance ever
made on the Pacific coast. II Is very
doubtful IL the racing board viii allow
the record as one made IN regular COM
petition.
Results OF today'S races were:
One-haIf mile handicap. amateur-E. r.
Russ fscratchl first. Z. d Go0ch t2O sec
ond. NJ. NJ. Cook (20 third. Time, / % 3-5.
One mile open. professionally. NJ
Byrne first. H b. Freeman second. Hardr
Downing third. Time 2:I0 Is.
ftve-i1lils match race-Becker won.
Time. s.54.
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A REAL GLASS ARM
Amateur Baseball Pitcher Fractures
the Rene in Three Places

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb @-The strar<-
ast accident thss ever happe-e3 cr base
ezs nssE occurred ~ Central PARK today.
Thomas Eensr. a. agsts5fT bal payer.
r.s#A a. attempt % throw bali a. MS
a-r.a ,sesl 20 hts Sf1s srsSer FL thrae places.
an s3i baseball pfRye~s kos .rkAt q
ssrssSs ARA ia, for aIl h&ve azt them. bat
,,=a has ever suEcesi~& ir breaking naa
f.-sore Therefore BrAaE h-esEs MS arm
ara a. records at 'ne same tire A. re
~aF.ssvfrz hosqsssl tne crly fe earv. concern
frr "a. accident = taa; Baha7's muscles
are particularly str0aE and hss Zones e.
sessfsg3x Brittle
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u. died al his home in this city last night
Of ssnile gangrene. aged u.
For over forty years Dr. Wallace was
one OF the foremost preachers In tho
Methodist church. and was wali-known In
Illinois. and was a war veteran Of the
fighting class. He raised company In
1851 in Sangamon county. the BIRD regi-
ment. known as the Preachers regi-
ment." ali OF the officers. from the colonel
down, being preachers.
Charles Bernard Rex.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. Feb. q
Very Rev Charles Bernard Rex, d. D.,
u. r., aged 20 years. formerly president or
St Charles college, Eliicott City. Nd. and
superior Of the st. Sulpice order OF Amer
lea. died this morning Of consumption.
Thomas II. shannon.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 22,-Thomas b.
shannon. FOR many years one Of Califor-
MAS most prominent public men. is dead.
He was a member OF one OF the early iegis-
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TACOMA ISA WINNER.
~,rs orr THE aoSoas at THE
ATHLETIC sEEr.

r,fvrrxfsy Of ws~hinxton
wtn "a Many ffrst.. ana
-. onIy ln second and Third
rnThoun Makes the Only
...wtpr for the :. ~ q ia the
-..,.,-fv~ Yard oR.h-Th- Meet
rntsyrIy suee~ssf"I-
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BLUE ROCK SHOOT.
SEATTLE TEAM DEFEATS TACOMA
IN MATCH CONTEST.

an Ideal Day Brings out n Large
Number of Trap shoofers-The
Usual Quiet of West seattle En-
iivencd by the sharp Crack of
the Gun-The shoot n Great sue
cess.
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7 y. e. 4. 5. Dav1 BFa-e. :.
= -. grvee zscs1d. s''''7
:, c'o.testanEs-J. ?. Bsr-aSer r
q. y r Tyhlttrsr. ! A ws,ss-
|-apE > Y. II. g. A. W Nsv4r r.
Twk A.. ; Wen ~ B1rraxer.
TsFra 80. Nsissre1 second
consss.zrss- p psex.oa. T A z
ysiea VI Ewirg. sY v. e. A. &
49, kseksoH- TIze. - Is.
cq7asessaat-- John Eeuassy. T. A. G. :;
=. ~ Aauus, T. ". S. GRAFT O..
s9aS > A, c.. ga r. .. RasseIL 5. =.
- j. Hesfansas sess5sd-
C. oo9 q ! -r9s :. T 4 c. Barn
Bxrrassr. Tine. o4i-s Calhoun I s So
E44sasE gnird.
Pole yaaft.
e'5nisssauts---J. p. McMsnas. T. W. Is
PasIasr. {. X. .ers.es. JACK u k.l ?. p.
4. G.. Z. r. n Hng 7 A. q FL &
SWossa. + = G. 5. .. A. ENing. 3 =.
a, 5. Wen BY Mc1Ianus. Hesght. Is.ss
BarFoSs second. -. Kennedy third. s.8a
sso-Ysra Run.
Coutssta ilfs-David shaetuck. =. A. c.
yards , y. Bowen. 7. A C., e. Roy
POS aeTty a =: c. Baaer, r.
6 a. J. Hood. 8. y ". c. A. =. n n.
Lock. 5. J. NJ G A. y. A. " WHALE.
!. ~ &C 9 Is c. J. Elder, 5. I. NJ {.
Ven - s5as 1sysr. :. n 6. a. 3.
onds NEalssy third.
Running Broad Jump.
CnnteHtgnts--Jaek Eeunaay T q "a
5ncnes. IL X. Gould. r A G., Is: J. e
bAFraseE, e. a. c. scratch. r. n HIM
= C. z h. Larsen Blanck. s. Y. NJ
Won D. Could. Distance Is8sia: Hlanck
second, 1s'Vt; Kennedy thirc. 1916.
T"eis@-Lap Relay Race.
a., Contestants-s. \. NJ c A.. A W.
HEzIlsy, r @. Bushell. William Meyer
r. 8. 4. = Hood: y % W: Don Palmer.
sutton; =. 4, G; +. r. Dickson. II. r.
Pearson, f. X Bowes E L. Bader. Won
- y ": Time, s.s5. 5. I. III. - A Sec
0ne. 4. A {. third.
Wrestling.
J ?. wordsn, T. A. c. against F. l..
Is S.,s. 5. y. NJ G. A. a rs pounds.
second IN s.50. and the third IN ~
Sharpe, 8. J. u. c. A Won by sharpe
ny asta at. Holt not appearing.
Officers of the Meet.
The officers OF the meet were as fol-
Referee. l.. carmsn. T. A. c.
Track judges Prof. Van Derveer. L. of
". a Z. Grafton. Z. l. Parsons. r.
Field Judges-Prof. Green. Y NJ c. A;
". b Keith. J. l.. Clark T. A C.
Timers W \ McNeiley, Hermann
Lang. r A. c: W H. Lewis. Y. Nj c. A,
staFter-E. r. Trenaman. s A c
Clerk OF course-G. c. Rowe, T. A C.:
l.. r. stafford. T. a. -, assistant clerk
Announcer-E. I. Halsted, T. A. c.
Judge OF waIking-P. ID. Hughes. s.
A &.
scorers-F. S. Bull. II. d. Worries. T.
A. C.
Referee OF wrestling-Prof Ben Trena-
man. =. A. G.
MarshaIs-D. o. Smith. Charles Crom-
well. 4. A 9
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German recently asked Judge Craig
BhIdle OF Philadelphia. 10 excuse him
from serving on The Jury. 'Why2'' ask
ed the Judge. We'll your honor. | don't
understand good English" "oh You
will do replied the Judge. You won't
here much good English here anyhow
Amid a general laugh the 1uryman sat
down.
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Today and tomorrow. pure lard &
rounds. e cents, - pounds s. cents. .
pounds 81 coorsr & Levy - FIRST
aVerue south.
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ISAIAH ,xzrs Aas decide 20 zaks = toar
81 rha Tuste6 States. and wtl sail % the
49, 60 So Francieea.
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The following patents have been issued
20 Northwestern inventors. Ezra Camp
ben. sssignor % fourth 20 q. p Baker.
Dayton. Wash. bottle. Clarence L. pa X
son. Tacoma Was1-. savlnEs bank. WI
lam HaybaN Portland. ore reservoir
backing brush: WYATT ! NcCfrav. WalIa
Wslta Wash. sprayin- apparatus.
Frank Ressong. EiIensburS Wash
tvlueaoi fev. Joseph NcNaTria. shoshone.
Idaho. water elevator. John %orHwaI. Sc
att3e. Wash. rowing mechanism Harry
Sandman. axsixrov 60 :. Crurp. Spokane.
Wash prcduclng mods for paper-naklnE
mach oes.
Andrew J. Fsurchara. woodland. Wasa.
timber raft. Robert y Hume. Gold Beach.
Ore car-maSiuE machinery. car-haadfug
and soldering rnacAi-e. can-aea ding ma
c-ine. machine TO- cutting and delivering
sheet metal blanks. Frederick = S~no-
field. Everett. Wasa.. steam steering ma
c1ins
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DEATHS.
ArchhIrhnn Grnce.


ST. PAUL. Feb. 22-Most Rev. Thomas
Grace. formerly bishop OF ST. Paul, and
latterly titular archbishop of Siunia, died
this morning He fell q victim 10 bron-
chitis six weeks ago. and sank gradually
and painlessly til he passed away.
Thomas Grace was born in Charleston
South Carolina in 1914. He entered the
Dominican order and went 10 Rome.
where he embraced a theological course.
Shortly after ordination he was placed in
charge OF the parish OF Memphis Ia 1853
he was called To the diocese of ST. Paul.
He was consecrated bishop in the spring
OF that year, succeeding Joseph Cretin,
first bishop. In July. 1854 finding the bur
den too heavy. ne resigned the bishopric OF
ST. Paul into the hands Ok John Ireland,
the present archbishop.
Capt. william Howard Merrill.
NEW YORK. Fec. Capt William
Howard Merrill. L. 5. A. retired, died OF
cirrhosis of the liver. after an illness OF
a month. al his home In this city
William Howard Merrill was born In Uu-
ca. New York March q 1S53. and after a
preparatory education in the local school.
entered West Point military academy. lie
left there before graduating and returned
to civil life At the outbreak OF the war
he offered his services 10 President LIN
coin. and enlisted with Company Z, OF
the 9th New York Infantry on May Il.
1851 At the battle OF BuA Run he led
gallant charge against the enemy and re-
celved a painful wound in the shoulder.
For his services at Bull Run ne was made
captain Of volunteers March II. 1888 At
the battle OF Antietam he was captured
ard sent 10 Libby prison from which, ar
ter four months confinement he escaped.
While in the prison be wrote book re-
citing the terrors Of life led BY the un-
fortunates confined there Upon reach
ing the Union lines again he re5osned his
command and served throughout the war
He was mustered out u service October
q 1866. but Immediately received his APP
polntment a. brevet IN the regular army.
which was bestowed for his courage at
the battle OF Ball Run. on September 10
1855 he was made a full captain. and sent
70 Governors island. He retired from ac-
tive service December =, 1870. Capt. Mer-
rill was a friend % President Lincoln. and
for several months was attached TO hts
staT. in the capacity Of aide Dc camp.
Albert w. Landon.
CHICAGO. Feb. Albert ". Landon.
secretary Of the Illinois Humane Society.
and for tweuty-four years editor Of the
Humane Journal died az his residence in
this city last evening. aged -. The cause
OF death IS principally attributed 10 over
work.
Mr. Iandon achieved fame ~ breaking
I'D the inhumane system practiced for
years at the stock yards by cattle ship
pers o. allowing the animals 20 stand in
the pens from Saturday - Monday with
cut water By this process il was be-
Heved that an abnormal thirst was Gre
ated. and In giving the famished animals
unlimited quantities OF water Monday
morning their weight was increased.
Rev. Peter wallace. ID u.
CHICAGO Fer. e2-peter Wallace, D
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So-ets ~ new. Sweet pick1e5 PIGS
tougaes Ter sac 6y Fulfoa. Yakima znd
seattle markets. S cents per pound
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TO CURE 4 com N ONE DAY
Take Laxative 7rotns Qufri-e Tablets
Druggists retGn3 money II Il faIs 10 cure.
r.
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latures congressman, ana for eight years
collector Of the port OF san Francisco.
Warehouses of Waterford.
LONDON. Feb. 32.--Blanche. Marchlon-
ess OF Waterford. daughter OF the eighth
Duke OF Beaufort. aud wife OF the fifth
Marquis OF Waterford, is dead.
Lieut.-Col. Parker.
PI1~rSRURG. Pa. Feb. E,--Tleui. Col.
Francis ". Parker. 4. s. A.. commandant
OF the Allegheny arsenal. died today OF
consumption.
Hfondtu.
LONDON. Feb. 22.-Blondin. the rope
walker. Is dead.
A German rarafaflv asked IfIARa Crnlr
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MuSlInS.

rs-inch Unhleachea Muslin. 51sc yard.
Ss-inch Bleacaea Nuslin. &c yard.
ss-inch Blsache3 Muslin. &c gard.
Ss-ineh Fine Cambria. ~ yard.
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Australians BAsebaltEaeR on q Tour.
MELBOURNE. Fe0. Gz-Az Australia
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NE OFFER
THESE FOR THIS
WEEK ONLY.
SheefineS.

Ia-t Fine Unhieached sheetlnr. rsse
yard
Sd Fine B1eachea Shooting fsise yard.
ie-g Fine Eleacned sseeting. sac yard.
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Original pensions have been granted 20
James Putnam. OF Palouse Whitman
county. and Josiah NJ n warfeld. Of
Spokane Wash. An original widows
pension has been allowed Martha Lltfon
(motherl. Of New Whatcom. and 10 Mary
olsen. q Port Gamble Kitsap county.
Wash
The pension 81 David Watson deceased.
o. lewiston. Nez Perces county. Idaho.
has been restored aud lnc0ea sed, and an
original widows pension has been granted
Sarah A r Watson.
AT original pension has been granted 20
Jacob Felix. OF Farstira island. Mason
county Tae pension ~ William " Rob
tnson % Seattle. has been reduced TIE
pension % Mortimer Cook. OF Sedro.
Skaeit county. a Mexican war survivor.
has been increa SGD.
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Running Broad Jusnp.

contesta nts-Jack Kennedy. T. A. C.. a
inches: IL X. Gould. T. A C., Is: ]. =.
la5aFTAseF, g. a. G scratch. II. RI Hml.
@. a, g; W. Rocnon y NJ q A "a
Hon % Gould. Distance Is0siz: Blanck
sesond. ls0l. kennedy thlre. lsS
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PostosiiceS. Pensions and Patents.

w Ash sNAE IN ~. ~ CD - kfcN4d4.
The through registered pouches ex-
changed between Seattle and Vancouver.
X. c, viii be dispatched between sumas
City and Seattle by the Sumas City &
Seattle railway postoffice, instead of by
the Sumas City. New Whateom & Seattle
railway postoffice, as at present. This
change viii take place March l.
The star service from Seattle to South
Park has been extended so as 20 end at
Sunnydale. thereby increasing the dis
lance 5h4 miles.
The commissions of Joseph Sands. a.
postmaster at Near Bay. and that Of Mag
gle Mckinney. as postmistress al Silver
ton, Wash, have been signed.
The following changes in the star sehed-
ule for the state Of Washington have been
ordered:
Seattle 20 Sunnydale-Leave Seattle dali
ly. except Sunday. at ?. m. arriving at
Sunnydaie by 6 ?. m. leave Sunnydale
daily. except Sunday, at s a. m, arriving
al Seattle by Il N.
Port Williams TO Seguln-Leave Port
Williams daily. except Sunday. at $50 a.
m. arriving al Segu.n by 1870 a. m and
returning leave Seguin daily. except sun
day. al a. m. arriving al Port Williams
by S a. m.
The postoffice At Wenatchee. Kittitas
county. has been moved Is feet south.
The mail messenger service TO Avon.
Skagit county. from Phelps. a distance OF
one mile. has been changed TO run as often
required.
The special service 10 Stuart, Idaho eoun-
ty from Grangeville, viii be discontinued
after March -
The mall messenger service 20 Bonner's
Ferry. koo'enai county. idaho. from
Great Northern railroad, has been discon-
tlnued
TIE commission OF Charles Knowles a.
postmaster at LiIliwaup Falls. Wash. has
been signed
Mrs. Cora Hubbard has been appointed
postmistress at Crane, Washington coun-
", Idaho, vice Mrs. N. J. Wheeihouse. re-
signed
a NJ Dunn has been appointed post
master az Parker. Yakima county. in
place OF Miss Thisa Dunn resigned.
4 railroad service viii be established
March s, 1881 from Northpor, to Canadian
line, a rev Office. Washington. Columbia
& Red Mountain Railway 500 miles. and
hack. six times a week. or as much
oftener as the trains may run.
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Iweisr-Lap Relay Race.

Lontestants-s. 7. II. 6. A.: A. W.
NEaIlsy, r. @. BushelI. William Meyer
Jr.. g. A. z Hood: q. on ". Dou Palmer
8 2 Aorford. G. VI. Wetherwax. o W
sutton 7. a. 6: +. r. Dickson. n r.
s'sarson, + X. BoweS. E. o. Bader Won
= u '" Time, 80 ;. I. A. (. A. Sec
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CHIcAGo. -. - 80. p
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Contests flfs.-Izyid 3haefuck. =. A. c
? yaFds , X Bowen. 7. A. C.. e. Roy
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6. a y. Hood. 8. y NJ c. A. =. n r.
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> NJ g. a. :; c. ]. Elder. S. I. NJ. g
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]. p. worien, T. a C., against r. l..
LIS Gate. 5. Y. NJ. c. A. al rs pounds
lie Gate won first fall ia go. worden
second IN 90. and the third in ~
sharpe, =. y. II. C.. A Won by sharpe
by defa III Holt uos annas~trz
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CgEstssFznts--J. p. McMsnax. T. W Is
Pasns4 & "a 49,. .s-s.e5 w., ~ = p T.
q. 4. G.. 3. e. "a HTs 7 A. al Il
you'd T. =. G. 5. =. A. Ewing. 3. =.
u A. -. z q sharpe. ; - n -
a, ). Won ~ Mc1iansGs. Height. 10 "a
borFoNs secQn1. u. ksnnedT 10 30
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ToH- :. Sullivan. the king ot fighters.
who has ra6a uezriy ss-oes1 cut % the
~znE ai51e. j. n applicant for the debtors
can IN me Boston municipal court. TIE
Appended table shows the amount oE
roaey Sullivan has won IL the rag and
ho~ be made i:
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Linens.

Es-lnch Heavy Cream Damask. sic yard.
7e-ineh Fine Cream pamaSk. axe yard.
sa-iuca Rleached irish pamaSk. sse yard.
s2-inch Bleached Irish Damask. Sc yard
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Pole xauft

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=. s. Palmer. C w Wem ~
tssAEfagsT Tine. - Is. Calhoun second.