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FOR SALE-one medium sized iron safe
9U9 9th ST. NV. jy22-3t
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FOR SALE $3.50 for fine grocery; good
ioca ton large stock and cheap rent;
house connected. COMMERCIAL, -510 f
NV. jy24-3t
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FOR SALE--A bakery and store doing a
good business; cheap rent, retiring from
business 327 10th st. Sc. jy243t
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FOR RENT, uSFuRNisHED ROOFS

FOR RENT-Unfur., whole parlor floor,
nice rooms and small trunk room; bath on
same floor; with gas for lighting and COOK
ing: south ba Y window front; brick; one block
from electriccars, SIS per month IN ADVANCE
TO good tenant. Tl2 a SC. ne. Jy24St
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wANrED-PosrAGE sTAsn.s.

WANTED-For cash, all kinds or ole. nlted
States postage and department stamps;
collections also bought. d. +. DUNK
HORST, 1905 7th st NV myS-u
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wANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-Io exchange new e-rcOm and
cellar brick house, Iii. J., 2-stOIy BRICK
stable, for lots IN suburbs or small IA I'm.
Jy20-7t
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FOR RENT-45 d st. Sc, squares from
Capitol, 3 unfuF- looms for light house
keeping; with heat, gas and bath; rent
reasonable Jy24-5t
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JyE+ot
LOST Small stack of collection cards, on
Howard or Nichols avenues, AnacOSua.
Reward for return OF same TO MA YE L Il
PETIT, 415 7th ST. nv. Jy23-St
LOST-A pair OF goid-fTamed spectaCles,
bet. Chevy Chase and B. X o. station,
a suitable reyra I'd viii he given ii returned
Address 2U7 N j. ave. NV. Jy2-3t,em
LOST-One set of plans ana specifica-
tlons Suitable reward for their return
TO GEO. 5. COOPER, architect, T4s 6th
ST. NV JyZ2-ot
LOST-On north side OF Z ST., between
9th and 7tn, one Latin and one grammar
book; w Ii. Punam's 5 name on flyleat OF
STABLES, L ST, between 9th and Tth
gts. JyZ2-3b
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Prof. Francois de Ferro,

Ciairvoyant and Clair audience Medium.
student or astrology, ps yeb0logy, and chifo-
NANCY, the rage of London and Paris
Located in Washington for the season,
where he may be consulted on all affairs
love, marriage, divorce, sickness, business,
property, locating lost treasures, absent
friends, lovers Quarrrels reuniting tie
separated, changing luck, etc The only
medium in A IneIiCa who does give names
and dates As test will tell your name.
VIII reveal Just what you want without
asking you questions Fee. If satisfied, 80
cents TO So. Hours, 8 TO 8. No. S0T 81
st. NV. Letters with 81 answered.
Jy21- -3t-em
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FOR RENT-RoOMs.

=
FOR RENT-Fumisfed, three rooms, Tor
housekeeping; sultabef for maTrled
couple. Apply 1906 11th st. NV. 1y24-3t
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WILL pay $50 to anyone who gets me
a place as iaborer in the Government
that viii pay not less than $50. Address
q. w, this office Jy22-3t
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FOR SALE AID RENT.

REAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
BY
IHoMAS e. WAGGAMAN, 917 F ST.
NV
FOUR STORY BRICK AND FRANZ
III H0IIS EAR g.
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L WILL give S1uo cash or $50 cash and
lu per cent regularly to any one procur-
ing NE steady Job OF any KIND IN this or
any other city within 500 miles OF here,
am 23 years old and OF good health. letters
confidential Addre +. v, this office.
fg2i-YC
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Cbeap if sold within next 10
days, $4,000 for house 92S y. c. ave sc. 1,
( rooms, bah, cellar; lot 19XS1; paved
alley, r5a sonabte terms. Jy24-3t
FOR SALE-4 fine, bay window brick
houses: Washington Circle anu n. II. ave.
NV, at great sacrifice; all rented Apply
WALSHE u SCHWARTZ, coo F st. NV.
Je17-fr. sat sun -en
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LOST.

LOST-2 discharges from U. S. service or
Richard G Jones Return To q EO-
STAUFF 625 7th ST. NV, , and be rewarded.
jy243t
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rUk SALk-A seCond-nand coupe, $50,
also grade Alderney COW: rich mixer,
SO Inquire Of RANDOLPH, 1893 Conn.
srroQ-
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FOX RENT -Unfur, 2 or 8 rooms, entire
Sd floor; terms very reasonable. 2lo Y
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FOR RENT-Flat of large rooms, with
private bath, heat, and gas; Sl2 per
month Do K st. ne. JyZS-ot, EN-
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-The time has come for every
one 10 have good bus " agOu, arc
you not tired of repair bills on the cheap
made wagons that you have been Obigeu
to buy? We carry arullline OF milk express,
grocer, butcher, feed, baker, butter and
egg wagons, we have made an effort to
place before you The finest line OF wagons
in style, price and quality That tins city
has ever seen; We build wagons 10 order;
tetore you buy OF nave your carriage ana
wagon repaired look al our work, IL speaks
for lJEelr, cali ana be convinced; all work
fully guaranteed Tor one year; storage,
81 so per uionJD. WEBB x Z ANLOR, Man
utacturers' agents, SIG Pa. ave NV
Jy24-st
FOR sA LE-Books and documents on
Alaska, at HAYDEN'S BOOK STORE,
1212 ST. NV. jy243t
FOR SALE-SSO parlor suite, viii sell for
$40. a225 o ST. Jy24-3t
FOR sALE-Rusdc settees. 81 each. 2Ie
9th NV. Jy24-3t
FOR sALE-S25 sideboard refrigerator,
S11; S35 double barreled shot gun,
SIS; Roslin water cooler, 60c.; tobacco
pole and glass, $40. 94s N Y. ave.
FOR Youngs' best butter 25c, or
pounds for 81; and you know the
quality cannot be equaled in Washing
Market, or 69 Riggs Market Postal
orders promptly filled. Jy243t
FOR SALE-Two good work Bors,s and
douole-seat wagon and double harness;
price, $50. Apply Coal Yard, south end
Long Bridge. jy23-3t-em
FOR SALE Cheap; l light Victoria; nearly
new; sac 925 9Th st. NV. y23-3t-em
FOR SALE-A secondhand coupe, $50,
also grade Alderney COW; rich mixer
go. Inquire OF RANDOLPH, 1903 Conn.
ave. 5y2S- -2t-en
FOR SALE-S600 Schumacher piano for
S75; rosewood frame; aouhle-si ringed;
nlust be sold Immediately. Address A b c.,
this office. iy23-3t
FOX SALE-A refrigerator IN first-cIass or
der; VIII sell cheap; built by ChildS, Chase
Co. 10 st. NV. jy22-3t
FOR SALE-one medium sized iron safe.
e09 9Th ST. NV. jy22-3t
FOR SALE-Pawn ticket for S25: diamond
without setting cost S17o; Tiffany set
ting for ring or stud. Address DIAMOND,
tins OFFICE Jy22-3t
FOR SALE shares; fast, nmodious
sc6ooner; suitable for club; weekly in
yachting Address YACHTING, this office.
jy20-75
FOR SALE-Fresh cows; always on hand;
Would also exchange for dry COWS. JN0.
DENEkAS, S51O Brishtweod avenue.
Jy Jyl t-Inio-e-a
rOn SAi>L-Supdn poocles, oi6Ch anu
tans, pugs, fox terriers, spaniel pup
pies also young Cuban parrots and canar
es, etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, 712
l2th ST. NV. Je2-u-em
HALFtP tPRICE-High-grade sewing ma
chimes. TO Close them out. NEWMAN
GIL tn st iyS-Imo
FOR SALE-TWO FRS T-CLASS WHIT
tier boilers, 100 horsepower each, IN eX-
| cement condition, with 100 horse
power Atlas engine; for sale cheap
| If removed soon. Apply to STILSON
HUTCHINS, Hntchins Building, W here boil
| ers and engine can be seen Jy2-tr
FOX SALE-Coai yard; on account of Ill,
health, II suitable terms can be secured,
| viii dispose or my branch coal yards, To-
Gated at oil A st. ne., and at So2 tth
| ST. NV. Apply TO BALDWIN JOHNSON,
main office, llol K J. ave. NV.
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Dr.. LeaEherman,

EXPERT LIST In the
cure or all private diseases. Hydroceiey
syphilitic Diseases positively cured. Ad-
vice and Consultation Free Both Sexes,
Hours. s TO / 2, to g. Tues, Thurs, and
Sat. evenings, Z TO 3. 40. 6o2 i st, NV.
CLOSED Sundayl je1 5-tf
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FOR SALE-TwO FIRST-CLASS WHIT
Ter boilers, loo horsepower each, IN eX-
ccIIenJ Condition, with 100 horse
power Atlas engine; for sale cheap
If removed soon. Apply to STILSON
HUTCHINS, Hutchins Building, W here boil
ers and engine can be seen. ly2-tf
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srTuATIoSs wANrED-MALE.

WANTED TO go to Alaska; enterprising
man, with push, not afraid OF worK; best
reference, thIra interest TO capitalist ad-
Fsncing money for the expedition; lie
money. Address II. GRAHE, 423 st.
ivy. jy23-3t, ,eIn
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FOR RENT-HALL.

FOR RENT -2d-story hail. No; 63l La.
ave. NV jy21-6t-cm
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BusINE Ess CHANCES.

FOR SALE $500 viii buy grocery
with 81 900 in stock and making hand
some profits COMMERCIAL, 51O F NV.
iy24-3t
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FOR SALE-Few shares; fast, conmodious
90 schooner; suitable for club; weekly in
stalimentS received; for rent cheap; for
yachting. Address YACHTING, this office.
jy2U-7t
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NO IMPosITIoY-Nothing but facts given
aiaiE. LAMONT,

MME. LAMONT,
the worlds most famous clairvoyant
and palmist; her predictions are ac-
cnrate ana reliable; her information
and advice on business, marriage, di-
vorces, separations, pensions, deeds, Ills,
lawsuits, etc, are truthful; names given;
absolute satisfaction guaranteed. Hours,
a. IN. TO 8 p. IL. Residence, 3o3 q st.
NV. Jyl4-26t,d
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FOR SALE $500 will buy a grocery
with 81 600 in stock and making hand
some profits. COMMERCIAL, 51O NV.
FOR SALE--A bakery and store doing a
good business; cheap rent; retiring from
business. 327 10th st. Sc. jy24-3t
FOR ALE-$350 for fine grocery; good
location, large stock and cheap rent;
lS1'' NV. so"n''''u Mi 5y23st
FOR SALE E-Restaurant; first class; cen
trally located, satisfaction given for
selling. Address BUSINESS, TINS office.
: jy23-3t-em
FOR sALE-If you have 81 600 and want
a fine grocery and meat store doing
cash business OF 500 a day, 81 80 on Sat
urday, see COMMERCIAL, bio NV.
jy24-3t
FOR EXCHANGES, ! 500 equity in $1,000
house; ne; for small farm or suburban
place nearby; i mean business and YOUR
communication wilt be answered G. E.
this office. 80 jy23-3t-ern
FOX SALE-A fine grocery store doing
a good business OF S25 perday. Address A.
Is. c., this oIflce- Jy23-3t
FOR SALE-splndid chance; grocery,
Confectionery and aada notion cdSn store; living
very low, Address SUCCESS, this office.
jy23-3t
FOR SALE-An old established 5-char
barber shop; good fixtures; business To-
cality; and well paying trade; reason, to
HoFF MAN, 223 g ST, ne. ne Jy23-3 st
FOR sALE-GIocery. 2lh aud Q st.nw.;
rent SIS, excellent fixures; $6T5
+ st. jy2S-st
FOR sALE-saloon, near 7th and Pa.
ave-, cheap for cash; owner leaving city.
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 91s +. jy23-3t
FOR SALE-tirocery; on account of death
OF owner; stock and fixtures; store eth
and y ne. will be disposed of at n low
fIgnfe; store Tor rent; excellent chance.
apply on premises. Jy22-3t,em
f-oR SALE-Grocery ana provision store;
best location in the city and doing Il good
business. Address T. p. p, this office.
Jy22-3t
HEADQUARTERS for plate prlaters' over
alls all sizes, from 80 TO 46; 50c per
pair SELBY'S, 1903 Pa ave. NV.
Iy20-6t-em
FOX SALE-A grocery store; well stocked
with everything necessary; good horse
and wagon; good cash trade: will sell or
trade for q small house with no incum-
Drance. sickness compelS us TO sell Adj
dress GOOD this Office. Jy22-3t/
FOR SALE-S2oo will buy one OF the
finest lunch rooms III the city. Address
a. "A. d., this Office. 5yZ--3t
FLouRlsHlNG florists business Tor sale.
established . years, low rent; excellent
opportunity ror lady or gent to make money.
Address ORCHID, this office. Jy22-3t
FOR SALE-Lunch room, cheap: near Gov
ernment department; other business rea-
son for selling. OPPORTUNITY, this Of
flee. Jy-223t
FOR SALE-unusual baTgain--Cfgar and
confectionery store on business street;
doing a good business. Apply ll15 10th
ST. NV. Jy22-3t
FOR SALE-Great bargain grocery, meat,
confectionery, notions and cigar store,
northwest, must sellat once. Full inforIna
ton address A NJ. L., this office.
jy213t,eIn
FOR sALE-Fine lunch room. first class
location, doing good business; up 10 GATE
fixtures, every thing first class. COM
MERCIAL EXCHANGE, 80 + st. NV.
Jy2I3t,em
WANTED-At once; partner with $500
capital, IN good paying business; best
location in Washington, large profits real
iZed from day OF Investment. ! ddTess
col ES, APT 18th st. NV. jy2i-3t,em
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NANTED-By competent colored woman
general house work; not afraid of work:
washing ana ironing. 1l3l Goth ST. NV.
1t
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H.-s-i. .EASTED-AIALE AND
FEMALE.
SITUATIONS wASrED-FEMALE.

WAHTEp-By a neat respectable girl
chalnoerNork or nursing; city references.
Call at 1915 l. st. NV. 3y24-3t
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FOR SALE-Pawn ticket for S25: diamond
without setting cost S175; Tiffany set
ting for ring or stud. Address DIAMOND,
this office. jy22-3t
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FOR SALE-Cuban poodles, black and
tans, pugS, fox terriers, spaniel pup
pies: also young Cuban parrots and canar
es, etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, 7l2
/ 2th st. NV. Je2-Jf-em
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PERSONALS.

YOUNG MA n wishes to make bicycle
tour of United states or the world, in
references or bond given A address CYCLIST,
this office. ty23-3t
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bears thus shifted to the bull side of
the market, there was practically no
opposition left to the advancing ten
dency of the market.
There viii be no doubt that great
part of the buying Of stocks during the
week has been predicted upon convic-
ton that the out of the general bust
ness is generally improved and the
country has turned the corner from de-
preston towards Improvement. The
cheerful confidence shown by the Sec
rotary of the Treasury in his public ut
terances has made a strong impression
on Wall street.
The gold exports are no longer dread
ed, as it is seen that the depletion of
the gold reserve in the treasury is not
measured by the amount of gold expor-
tation. The decrease in the treasury
reserve since the gold export move
ment begun is considerably less than
two-thirds of the gold exports. The
growing prospects that the country s
crops are to be plentiful and of good
quality is accepted as giving the best
possible assurance of increased pros
perity and expanded business.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-06
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
THE LAST HOUR A ROUGH-AND-
TUr1BLE FARCE.
Such an Uproar That No One But
Officers Knew How Votes on
Bills Were...Recorded.

SPRINGFIELD Qn), June 5.-The
Legislature adjourned sine ole at 4
o'clock this morning. The last hour
was a rOughand- tumble farce. The
Chamber of Representatives was in an
uproar. Paper balls, pasteboard boxes,
books and even market baskets were
used al the game of pitch-and- toss. A
couple of facetious members broke up
the tops of their desks and with the
pieces pounded the remnants.
While all this was going on, Charles
E. Selby, who was in the chair, COM
planned of the undignified conduct of a
couple of members who had put on
their hats.
Votes on many bills were recorded,
and nobody but the Clerk knew how
they were recorded. Bills We're passed,
and nobody but the Speaker and the
Clerk knew the bills by number, to say
nothing of the titles. The Senate was
equally disorderly, and personal en-
counters were narrowly averted in
many instances.
The Republican Congressional appor-
tionment bill, introduced by the So
called Machine over which bitter
fight has been waged, was abandoned
in the final hour. Governor Tanner de-
MED that he had any intention at pres
ent Of calling an extra session. 1t is
thought, however, that the defeat of
the revenue bills and the failure of the
Legislature to take up the apportion-
ment bill may result in such action.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-06
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Strong Bull Character So Far as
Stocks and Bonds 90.

NEW YORK, June 5.-There was no
mistaking the strong bull character of
to-days market for stocks and bonds.
nor was there any room for doubt that
the motive for buying was greatly in
creased confidence over the general out
look for business in the country. The
bear element was not factor in the
market at any time during the day ex-
cept as buyers were eager to cover
short contracts before prices should rise
beyond their reach. There was some
profit-taking at intervals by the more
conservative minded traders, but ap-
parently their only purpose in selling
one stock was to put the proceeds into
another. Such realizing sales as were
made were all absorbed, and in conse-
quence the upward course of prices
went merrily on from opening 10 close
OF the days short session.
The dealings We're remarkably well
distributed, sugar showing the larg-
est number of shares of any one stock
sold with 1880 shares The general
strength Of the market was doubtless
assisted by the aggressive strength
shown by some of the most active
stocks notably sugar, the Changers
and New York Central Reports from
Washington that a treaty with Spain
was being considered looking to the
regulation of the naturalization of
Spanish subjects as citizens of the
United States had their effect in help
ing prices. Missouri Pacific and West
ern Union joined the list of appreciat-
ing values. With the favorites Of the
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-06
FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS
n'KINLEY SENDS MANY NAMES
TO THE SENATE.
Men Who VIII Represent the United
States as ConSuIS Abroad
Army Promotions.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The Presi-
dent to-day sent the following nomi-
nations to the Senate:
State-Andrew D. Barlow of Missouri
to be Consul General at the City OF
Mexico; Harold S Van Buren, of New
Jersey, Consul at Nice, France: Car
Bailey Hurst of the District of Column
bia, now Consul at Prague, to be Con-
sul-General at Vienna, Austria; Henry
H. Morgan of Louisiana. Consul al
Horgen, Switzerland: William Canada
of Indiana. Consul at Vera Cruz.
Justice-Louis A. Pradt of Wiscon-
sin, to be Assistant Attorney General
Interior-Stephen J. Weeks of Ne
braska, TO be Registrar of the Land
Office at O'Neill, Neb.
War-Lieutenant-Co lonels to be Col
onls-H. E. Moves, Second Cavalry
Guy V. Henry, Third Cavalry; John l.
Rogers, Second Artillery
Captains to be Majors-Wnlam C.
Forbush. Fifth Cavalry: ]. A. Angus
Fifth Cavalry; James NJ. ingalls,, First
Artillery
First Lieutenants to be Captains-H
J. Goldman, Fifth Cavalry; A. C. Ma
comb, Fifth Cavalry: c. L. Best. First
Artillery; H. Liggett. Fifth Infantry.
Seconds Ideutenants to be First Lieu
tenants j. Fleming. Tenth Cavalry
J. ]. Hornbrook, Second Cavalry; Ed. F.
McGlachlin. Jr., Fifth Artillery: C. c.
Clarke. Ninth Infantry Sergeant F.
L. Glockon. Sixth Infantry, to be Sec
ond Lieutenant.
Majors to be Lieutenant ColoneIS-
Adna R. Chaffee, Ninth Cavalry; ]. A.
Anger. Fifth Cavalry; James NJ. In
gals, First Artillery.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-06
COLLEGE GAMES.
Annual Meeting of the Western In
tercoIIegiate Association.

CHICAGO, June 5-The annual
games of the Western Intercollegiate
Amateur Association was held this af-
ternoon at the Bankers Athletic
Field, Thirty-fif street and Went
worth avenue. A wind was blowing,
which initiated greatly against fast
time
Mile walk-F S. Bunnell, Michigan,
won. J. K. Hoagland, Illinois, second,
c. S. Lyon, Michigan, third. Time
7:26, breaking Western Intercollegiate
record by 4 Is seconds.
Running high jump-A. Karenzlin,
Wisconsin, won: distance ) feet 9
inches; P. c. Vernon, Michigan, second,
) feet s inches; E. W. Waller, third.
feet Z inches.
In the mile walk Read broke the
record by 5 1-5 seconds.
Putting 16-Dound shot-H. F. Coche-
mis- won, 40 feet 111a inches: F. A.
Brewer, Northwestern, second, 36 feet
111a inches.
Final 100 yards. H. Maybury, Wis
consin, won: c. L. Burroughs Chi
cago, second; A. B. Potter, Northwest
ern, third Time-9% seconds, equal
ing worlds amateur record and break
ing Western Intercollegiate record one
fifth of a second. Rush. the Grinnell
sprinter, withdrew on account of sick
ness.
Four hundred and forty-yard run
F. w. Jackson, Lake Forest, won, E. T.
Fox, Wisconsin, second, r. W. Mills
third. Time-0:51 1-5.
Throwing 16-pound hammer w.
VOnOVen Illinois won 122 feet Il, inch +:
H. F. Cochemise, Wisconsin, second,
113 feet Il inch; c. D. Enochs, Illinois,
third. III feet s inches.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-06
EPISCOPAL BISHOPS.
A Number Sail for England to Attend
the Queens Jubilee.

NEW YORK. June 5.-Five Ameri-
can Bishops of the Episcopal Church,
Dudley of Kentucky, Worthington of
Nebraska, Leonard of Ohio. Perry Of
Iowa and Vincent of Southern Ohio, all
accompanied by their wives, sailed on
the Lucania to-day to take part in the
Queens jubilee and attend the Lam
beth Congress. Six American Bishops
sailed last week Among the various
subjects to be considered by the Col
lege of Bishops will be the revision of
marginal notes and commentaries on
the St. James Bible, a discussion of
foreign mission work and the relation
of brotherhoods inside the church.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-06
GRAECO-TURKISH AFFAIRS.
The Porte Will Have to Give Ur
TheSSaIv.

CONSTANTINOPLE, June 5.-At the
meeting between the ambassadors of
the Powers and the Turkish Minister
for Foreign Affairs. Tewfik Pasha. on
Thursday, at the Topham Palace. Sir
Philip Currie. the British ambassador;
NJ Cambon, the French ambassador;
and Signor Pansa, the Italian Embas-
sador made distinct declaration
against the retrocession of Thessaly to
Turkey. This attitude of the three
Powers named is regarded as being of
the highest political Importance, in view
of the fact that since the Cars tele-
gram to the Sultan there has been a
marked rapproachment between Russia
and Germany. Here the opinion is ex-
pressed that the indications point to a
resuscitation of the League of the
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-06
EARTHQUAKE IN MONTANA.
Rocked Houses and Ratified Glasses,
But Did Little Damage.

MINNEAPOLIS, June "a special
to the Journal from Butte, Mont.
says: An earthquake shock lasting
two or three seconds passed over Butte
about $50 O'Clock this morning. 1t
rocked houses and ratified glasses, but
it was all over before the people had
time to become alarmed. The motion
seemed to be nearly east to west
HELENA (Mont.), At 5:22 this morn
ing quite a severe earthquake shock
was felt here. Chandeliers shook and
many articles were displaced. The
shock lasted twelve seconds. Many
people were awakened from sound
sleep. It was felt at Butte, Bozeman
and Deer Lodge, but was not percepti-
bic away from the Rocky Mountain
belt.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-06

LOUISVILLE, June "a special to
the Post" from Paintsville, KY, says:
A pitched battle, in which Tom Lewis,
Preston Lee, Green Charles, J. w.
Charles, Shade Lee and Hemp Lee en-
gagged, occurred near the Virginia Dor
der j. w. Charles was killed out
right, and Green Charles, Hemp Lee
and Tom Lewis were mortally wound
ed. The particulars are meager, but
the report says the crowd had been
drinking, quarrel ensued after a dis
cuSsion, with the above results.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-06
THE STEAMER GRADY.
Fears Entertained as to the Safety
of the Vessel.

OAKLAND, June 5.-Fears are enter
tanned for the safety of the steamer H.
c. Grady, formerly known as the Trav-
eler. She is the boat purchased by
Oakland commission men for river
trade. She is several days overdue
from Portland, and as she is stern
wheeler some alarm has been created.
The trip is regarded as a perilous one
for craft of that description to under
take.