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chains, being 600 iineal chains In front of lot

in said section rs.
Also beginning at the above described me
ander corner and running thence north 74He
west ass chains; thence north ioHo west I.7o
chains. being Sos 1ineal chains in front Of lot 8
in said section 9 and embracing in all 1905
lineal chains in front of said lots and 5. APP
praised at IS per chain, or $7S-7S.
Said tide land will be sold for not less than
the appraised value and subject to the improve
ments situated thereon, and as appraised by the
Board Of State Land Commissioners in the man.
uer provided by law, a statement OF which IS
now on file in the Office of the auditor of said
county. ..
Terms of sale are: Under contract, one-tenth
to be paid on the day of sale, and one-tenth an
nually thereafter OH the FIRST day Of March Of
each year, with accrued interest ON deferred
balance at per cent per annum. Provided,
That any purchaser may make full payment at
any time and obtain q deed.
The purchaser of such land will be required
to pay at the time of sale the appraised value Of
any improvements or valuable material on such
land in full in addition to the one-tenth of the
sale price.
The above described tide lands are offered for
sale by virtue of an order Of the Board of State
Land Commissioners, made on the and day Of
July 1901, duly certified and on file in the office
Of said county auditor.
WIN. o. CLARK, County Auditor.
Dated at Friday Harbor, Washington, this
18TH day of July, A. d. 1907.
First publication July 49, 1901. st
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAND OFrIcyl
Seattle, Wash, June IS, 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be male before the Clerk Of
the Superior Court, at Friday Harbor, Washing.
ton, on Saturday, August 10, 1901, viz:
FRANK PARSON
Homestead application No I6,7II, for the sex
SEX. Sec. 80; mex mex, Sec. 81; nvA uw., Sec
81. TIP. 36 N. X. 3 w.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land viz:
Lawrence Tucker. John Eden Maxwell. John
J. Oleson. J. w. Shoots, all OF Friday Harbor
Washington.
EDWARD p. TREMPER, Register.
First publication June II, ieoi.
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EAST SOUND
Quarterly meeting last Sunday.
Good weather for ice companies.

Quarterly meeting last Sunday.
Good weather for ice companies.
Marian Smith and sister, of Whatcom.
are here.
Where is San Juan county going to
show her products this year?
Quite number from here intend to
take in the circus at Whatcom.
Miss Fannie Nichols, of West Sound,
has been visiting friends here.
Hop at the Odd Fellows hall last Fri
day, and jolly time reported.
The eastern clans OH Mr.. Langelrs
beach have to suffer these days.
Good place at the creamery to get q
good drink of fresh buttermilk.
The East Sound House is gradually
filling up with summer visitors.
Commissioner Bostian has been very
sick since he returned from Seattle.
The fish trap near Mr.. Kemple's was
reported to have caught 5000 salmon last
Saturday.
The house boat belonging to Mr.. Mer-
rell, of Fairhaven, is here with party of
pleasure seekers.
Miss Emma Hill Is spending her
vacation at home with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Afr ed Hill.
We see quite number of young pleas
ants on the island and hope that good
sense will protect them.
Mrs. Waldrip and two nieces and Miss
Ditteman and Cecil Waldrip attended the
wedding Of Miss Maybelle Waldrip and
MIR. II. K. Kulloch at Fairhaven.
The last quarterly meeting for this con-
ference year at East Sound will be held
at the N. =. church here Saturday and
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Sunday, August 8 and 4. Rev. 8. s. Sui
Tiger, pastor of the First M. f. church,
Whatcom, will preside in the absence OF
Elder Harrington. II Is expected that
Bishop Cranston will also be present
and, If so, will preach at the morning
hour; otherwise, DIR. Sulliger will preach
both Sunday morning and evening.
Quarterly conference will be held at 8
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
ISAAC DILLON, Pastor.
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In the Superior Court OF the state OF
ton, IN aud for the County Of san JUAN
Joseph 8. Croil, plaintiff,
r. l.. Goodwin, and Bertha p. Venom anu N .,,,
Venom, and all persons unknowh, Il
having or claiming an interest OF 60 o,co-
and to the hereinafter described '''
state OF Washington to r. L. Good. ~ M.
Bertha p. Venom and A. p. Venor, ana isn =.
sors unknown claiming or having IN s.sr,;Ded
or estate In and to the hereinafter
You ana each of you are hereby noti Ia, i,iss
the above named plaintiff. Joseph ,. olo,Ns a rs
holder OF Certificate Of Delinquensy County,
issued BY the Treasurer OF san Juan ocvis5
state Of Washington, embracing inc ' rourty,
real property, situated In San Juan .yS
State of Washington, and more par'ieu'.'"
scribed as follows. to-wit: -, tour-
Part Of lot two, section twentysesena.. Will
ship thirty-6ve north, range NO, Wo
annette Meridian, containing "a 10 aeIe, ,Ne 18th
That said Certificate was issued on a no
day Of October, A ID. 1905. for the sum "a and
for the delinquent taxes for the y.'srt taxes
1897: that the amount Of said deiinqu' soiiosir1
respect We sums, to-wit: For the sa,d SO
and 1871, $792: for the years 1893 ano ~ 70 ~
according to Certificate Of Delinquen.x receipt
for the year 1900. -. 10, according so snd
No. 1852; foe the prior ye years Of pss
quency IA. which said Certificate I43 ~ The sc
duly assigned to plaintiff; amounting " Of o.
gre9ute, with the fee for said Cer,n Ns aid se~
iinquency, to the sum Of s36.a4; whisss essu pd
eraf sums bear interest at The rate 81 Sstes
cent per annum from the said severn 49, recept
said Certificates Of delinquency ana W.
until same are paid. umonedp
You and ZACH Of you are hereby sn aate Of be
appear within sixty days after the ds s,rrmnoss
nrst publication Of this Notice ana ,blicziio,,
exclusive OF the date Of the hrs. IN DAY
thereof to-wit. sixty days Of the ,,,tied ccafi
July. q. ?; 1901, IN the above ,hs en amount dss
together win the interest and COSTS SIS, apply VI
your isilsse e e DO: pIs ;.I y rendered w
eioSInS tie iieS for said taxes interest snssess
sgsinss the rial property. lands ana
zss e ssi.s.:
e''es ~es'''neiJio sxpH 8. cRo5Is rIssaisss:a
r. ,. King. Deputy rres,s ss"sis Resaos~.
addren: psiday Hasbos. San ''--
Dave q dsst pvhlisssseu Jvly = 1921:
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for alleged parsimonious Treatment OF
applicants for government bounty,
payments were sos, 1854 in excess of the
previous year, while the number OF re-
cipients increased 1905 in the face OF
deaths numbering 3S,0S2. There are
now 997 .Ss4 pensioners in this country.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate Of Elizabeth Hall. dece,,,d

Estate of Elizabeth Hall, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersvr.,
administrator. with Will annexed. of The s..,.
of Elizabeth Hail, deceased. to the creditor, ~
and all persons having claims against said A.
ceased, to exhibit them, with the pecrs.s ~,
vouchers. within one year after the 6rst mix
lication OF this notice. to the said aduinis,r,.
tor at his place of business at orcas, San Inn,
county. state OF Washington, the same b.;as
the place for the transaction Of the bushes, ~
said estate in said county.
w. r. SUTHERLAND
Administrator. with Will annexed, Of the e,t,,
Of Elizabeth Hall, deceased.
Date this nth day Of June, A. ID. 1901.
First publication July 4. 1901.
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CERTIFICATE OF COPY.
CLERKS OFFICE.

CERTIFICATE OF COPY.
CLERKS OFFICE.
State OF Washington 4 :.
County of San Juan
l. James Erankland, County Clerk and ex-
officio Clerk Of the Superior Court Of the said
County and State, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing IL q true and correct copy
OF an Order to Show Cause on Sale II Real
Estate In the matter of the estate OF william
Miller, deceased, as the same now appears on
ole in my Office.
In testimony Whereof have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal Of said Court this
3rd day Of July. 1901.
JAMES FARMLAND,
County Clerk.
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ARGYLE AND VICINITY

Miss Ada Mahon arrived Friday from
Seattle for visit with friends.
Mrs. A. Turnbarge, and children Of
Seattle, arrived Friday for visit with
friends.
N. Holmes, who has been working for
the German brothers, left Tuesday for
Roche HarbOr.
Israel Katz came over from Port Town
send Monday on bushes relating to the
John Crook place.
Miss Mae Madden, who has been visit
ing friends in Seattle for the past three
weeks, returned Friday.
Fish are plentiful now at all the camps.
The Indians and purse seiners are dis
gusted because they cannot sell their fish
and some are leaving.
The valley school, district No. IL, closed
Thursday, July Is, with a basket social
for the benefit of the school library. A
short program was rendered consisting Of
songs, Rotations and two drills-um-
brella and fan. After the program the
dainty baskets, containing daintier
lunches, were sold to the highest bidders.
Both program aud lunches were very
much enjoyed by the largo crowd as
sembled. The proceeds were $2l.65.
HELEN BEGIN,
Sec'y v. s. L.
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During the past fiscal year the United
states government discussed through
the pension department the modest
sum Of slSS, 53l, 494. Despite the Gems.
IRE falling upon Commissioner Evans
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What most people want is something
mild and gentle, when I'm need of a physic.
Chamberlain'sS Stomach and Liver Tablets
fill the bill to dot. They are easy to take
and pleasant in effect. For sale by the
Friday Harbor Drug 20.
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She 0lAcial Paper OF San Juan County.
CLUBBING LIST

To all subscribers paying one year in
advance land arrears, IL any, the follow
ing named publications are offered, to-
rether with the ISLANDER, at the COM
bination prices quoted, viz:
Seattle Post.Inteiligencef, weekly, $3.50
Seattle Times, weekly, i.so
New York Tribune, weekly, 30
New York Tribune, tri-weekly, 2.Io
Thricea-Week N. Y. World, 200
Toledo Blade 100
Detroit Free Press semi-weekly, ZOO
s. r. Examiner, weekly, $50
8. r. Bulletin, Sunday edition, 400
Chicago Inter-Ocean, weekly, ais
st. Paul Pioneer Press, weekly, 400
Farm and Preside, LOS
Farm Journal, LOO
McClure's Magazine, 2Io
Cosmopolitan Magazine, 40
Review Of Reviews, 3.2S
Harper's Magazine, 400
Century Magazine, ASS
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junk!

I am now prepared to pay the
following Cash prices for Junk
F. o. B. Port Townsend, Wash:
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

In the Superior Court If the State of
Washington. for San Juan County.
IN PROBATE.
In the matter Of the estate OF Lawrence
Nessel, deceased.
Edward r. Brehm, the sole executor Of the
estate Of Lawrence Nessel. deceased, having
rendered, presented and 6led u this Court On.
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The last quarterly meeting for this con-
ference year at East Sound will be held
at the n. 2. church here Saturday and
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NO. IT.
NOTICE AND SUMMONS

In the Superior Court of the State Of ws''"'
ton, In and for the County oil san JuaH'
Joseph s. Croll, plaintiff,
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No. To-
NOTICE AND SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court Of The State Of Washing
ton, In and Tor the cocnty OF san Iuan.
Carolina Jor6al, plaintiff, --.
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bus %. oliver Me, May W i02, Prince
Richard 1O2 Pigeon Post 100 Tnge, Lady
Of the Valley "a, Ihotllce %, Sweet Tooth
o.
tisudlcap, mile and quartcr-Sldney Lu,
cas- l26, First whip 100 Lathon ~. Sadie
$. 1na. Andronirus 10T, Lancemnn 1O6, The
Regent 100. Rochester 100 All Saints no,
Alsikc o.
Great American. Aye furlongs--M Mott
Neata. Nnsiurtim 10, The Gold Flndcr 100.
Major Dangcrteid ii3 Saturday ii5. Gun
ard l2l, Golden Cottage, whisky King,
Peninsula 115. Blue Girl l22.
The Broadway, mile and sixtcenth-Th
kymer los, Sadie 5. lOl. The parafef i2l.
Belvino iOj Jcnice, Niteilius. Gold Heels
III. Alfonso LOG, All Green. sDr, Barlow
Ill.
Five furlongs, selling -fauretth b. ns
Roglnol lO6 Man o'War tU2, Rightaway
100, silver Chimes 100. William ". 10T
Honolulu 100. Mseader iQ2. Knight Ten.
plar l04, Step onward %, Buzz ~, Prancer
Three-yearolds. mile and seventy yards
Anna Darling i07, Historian, Ethics Car
melian ii2, Dactyl i07, Belvlno IL, Or
Preston Emporium, BluG liz. Lady Cho-
rlster l0I, Ilanzie H., Blue Victor street
BOY 100,
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DEMURRERs DIsALLoWE0.


az the world had done; It showed that
there were seven STATE evangclists IN thc
field for all their tine and nine missionary
pastors. All of these have made full re
norts. which show 1917 additions, 81
churches organized and 80 Sunday schools
organized.
The report showed glowing prospect
and the preachers and laymen were ex
h0rted 10 do more faithful work In the
future and In this way promote the great
or success OF the church.
The report recommended that the SANG
general line Of work OF sendinS evangel
ists out b. continued; that these cYangel-
lists do work in missionary fields that the
10 Office work and not put him In the hcld
to do evlngelstir work that the Sunday
schools aud Christian EndeaVurors be ASKED
TO put an evangelist in the fell nj then
own expense.
and that no attempt he made to organize
the entire state mt once.
That definite steps he taken in the mat
ter of an orphans home as this was
sadly needed.
After this report Or. j. c, Mason Of
Palestine made q strong address on old
ministerial relief, urging tnat relief
fund for the aged ministers he created.
This touched generous response and
quite a time was spent In raising such n
fund More than $1,000 were subscribed in
The convention and j c, Mnson was
elected corresponding secretary, 10 put
this matter before the church and to en-
large this fund
matters the convention adjourned for din.
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Texas Postal Matters.
Especial to The posth

Washington, June 7.-I'exas postoric,,
established Holik, Waller county. John
r.. Itolik postmaster; james. shelby com
~ James Rushing, pcstmostcr Winctt
Cotte county, George w Woodlov most
master stop, san Augustine county, Jime.
i, MAnd, postmaster Neville Shelby
county, William j MELVILLE. p6stmnster.
Llnoak Freestono county, James il. win.
lamS, postmaster VIZ
Texas .postofices discontinued, White
llall, Grimes county, mail viii 20 70 Var,
moro, EARLY, Cook county, mail to Guines.
to Stone City. ''' Au"''
The name Of the postonlce at Tborp
Mongomerl county, has been charged to
Ntehah moved one and onc-half miles and
EMMA q Keel commissioned postmistrSss
Texas postmasters appointel: Dufran,
l.ruth county, II. l., Ross; Salona. Mopta,
que county James Gilley; Seaton GaiI
county, Frank Matt; Culp, Hill county. i
n Crowdcr; Okra. EastlGnd county q W
Iaylor; Kecchi, Jack county, w il Kel'
| say; Van 2andt county. W i. Orsborn.
These changes have been made In sol.
| aries OF Texas postmastcrs: Laredo in
creased from S2l00 10 S29n0, seymour.
from $1,000 to $500; Tyler from 5000 a.
/ $500; Wolfe CITY from $1,000 "a SIio0,
bellville decreased from $1,000 10 Slio0.
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CARNEGIE SIGNED DEED.
IIe Conveyed SlO,OOO,OOO Steel Bonds
TO Scotch University.
AMOUNT IS IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE
He Saws He Deems It His Duty to So
Administer Wealth that Has Come
10 Him as Trustee.

London. June ANDREW Carnegie signed
n deed today transferring slo,Oo0.OOD in 3
per cent United states steel Corporation
bonds TO trustees for the benefit of tue
universities Of Scotland. The amount he.
comes Immediately available. The next in
.,,i,r,o,, 81 lntorest car no used far tbe
October term.
the deed contains a nreamble sayiug tnat
Mr.. Carnegie. having retired from active
brstnoss deems # IN he HIS duty and one
of bis highest privileges to administer the
"a. 49,.
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THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Annual Convention of The Texas Body
Has Come TO a Close.
REPORTS SHOWED A GOOD YEARS WORK
Seven Evanuehsts Are Now Kept Con-
stantly in the Field-The Prospect
a Glowing One.

Waco, Texas. June THE second days
session of the Texas missionary convention
was the most largely attended of any ses
sion held yet. There are fully 600 dele
gates in attendance and the meetings are
very enthusiastic
President sherrell called the meeting &c
order promptly at o o'clock, and after
hearty devotional and song service which
lasted for half an hour, the reports OF
the executive board and the secretary and
treasurer were heard,
The report of the executive board was
made by Rev. c. A. Farls Of Dallas
in the absence of Judge Arson Ralney
The report showed a great year's work;
It showed that the church had prospered
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santa ~ easeban clnb.

The Galveston baseball club santa Fel
having materially strengthened since tho
Woatheriord ana Dallas games, l. on; with
challenge to play any club In the state
The Santa Re club has gotten together the
hest players IN Galveston and several ex-
Texas ieaguers are among their malse-up
The Snnia PC was the only club to defeat
the crack Fireman CLUB Of Houston last
season, and the Galveston boys thiuk they
are capable Of holding Cp tt-.r end this
season against them. The following Is the
umke.up 81 the Santa Fc chlh, Wilson
catcher; Hardy, pitcher, Rogers. hrst base
Weber, second base; Watts third bRse;
Young shortstop Nnt, left held: NARROW.
center field, Smith, right deld; Beckway
and ByFncs. extra; Ed Watts, captain; VIII
Bcckway mlnager.
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L. Rruno Won bv a Nnsn.

81. Louis, June THE sensation was
the nose victory Of Lee Bruno, a 90 to I
shot who had been almost loft at tho
post Track slow Three favorltos. one
second choice and two outsiders won
Four and q half furlongs Ethyllne, Ruby
Ray, Miss Wandoehr Time :5s
Five furlongs Kfhr, Carat, Phonetic
Time 1 0JA.
Six furlungs Miss Aubrey, Our Lady
Birdie stone, Time lisa
Mile, selling Lee Bruno Sue johnson,
Admiral Schley Time :45IA
Mile and twenty yards. selling Satin
Cont Tea Gown Alea Time 1:4T.
allie and furong-Amelia strhthmore
Guide Rock, Rnshheld. Time 1853.
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Ralonet Was ! Good ThInn.

Cincinnati June T.-Iast Friday Baronet
won at Newport after being buckcd OF the
fine appearance Of the colt. Today Bar.
chet captured another purse In easy fash.
Ion and was tHLen from his owner, W. II.
sayer, In a selling rnre bought hy Captain
l3lll Freeman The price was 5000 Wealth
or clear: track fast.
SeyeR fnslnngs stomp, Nels Morrlss.
Durreli. Time :29j6
Six ana half furlongs Baronct. Prue
Wood, Amor so Time i.27lA.
-Four and n half furlongs, selling--Edna
5Th.
Six furlongs-Grandma II. Eva Wilson,
Mcpgs. Time i.53N
Mile ana sixteenth, selling Dolly
Wagner, Charles Este, Russian. Time
i;iSM
FIVE furlongs scllug-By George. Beana
Allalre. Time 1:l5m.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

New Orleans 90 70 II .4il
Chattanooga Tenn, June THE home
team captured today's game by superior
Team WORK aud hard batting. The bnse
meistef were the features Bruncr pitched
fue game for the locals. Score.
Chattanooga .-..18O O20 002-e 10 4
N9M Orleans -. l01 200 600 ) q
Bruner and Wood; Mukey and Abbott
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MARY OF TODAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

Major James n. Littlcheld, former
Houston banker. was found dead In
bed In New York.
Fire destroyed twenty-threc houses
In Lexington. KY. and for two hours
the entire city was threatened.
The sheriff Of carrollton. Ga, fred
on mob after a negro murderer and
killed one man. wounding two others.
j. H. Wright killed Al Brumley and
mortally wounded A. J. Hunt, near
Randolph, Tenn.
cyclone at opelousas, La, caused
the death Of o boy, the serious injury
Of young man aud the destruction Of
property.
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Ronev Boy Was Beaten.

Chicago June 7A Hawthorne today
Reseda defeated honey Boy handiIy.
An agent " Clarence Mackay has bought
Of John Rodegap q 2yenrold colt by Wdg-
ner Bonnie Bird at n reputed price of $1,000.
Five fprlongs Chamanade, Aran, Samel-
SON /. Time .O3l4
Mile and twenty yards Shut Up, Bright
Night, Maple. Time 1.A7h.
-Four and a half furionEs Haryis. EN-
nett Orr, AmOte. Time 5B3.
Mile, selling ResedA, Boney Boy, Grand
on. Time i.43.
Nile and twenty yards-Loe King, Blue
Lick, Ben Chance. Time 1.45
Seven furlongs, selling -lInprumptu Sor-
tie, bomadge. Time / 80.
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GLASGOW EXHIBITION REGATTA.
The Sybarita Won Two Prizes and the
Nevada Captured One.


Nevada Captured One.
Rothsay, Firth of clyde, June 1.-THE
Glasgow exhibition regatta took place to.
day The yachts started In brisk north.
west breeze over a course IN the form OF
a square
The race was divided Into two classes,
both having special poluts of Interest 70
Americans. In the first division shamrock
I, was pltted against the best single stick
ers In British waters She was heavily
Handicapped under the British racing rules.
giving the Meteor As minutes 80 seconds;
the Sybarita ~ minutes "a seconds, and
the kariad 81 minutes 4 seconds. Interest
10 the second race centered 10 Charles r..
llerresh0ff, Jr.'S. new cutter SeVada SHE
WAS designed lkh little regard for the re
strictlons nf the sritish racing rules and
II successful will either set the fashion
for British designing or force the racing
association 10 materially modify their
measurement rules. Her competitors, the
Lais. Carlnn and rutty, were fairly repre-,
sentative Of the work OF British builders
two Seasons ago.
The Sybarlta's time at the hRlsh was Z
hours IL minutes ana 8d seconds She
wins both prizes, for first yacht 20 have
finished the race aud also on time allow,
anee The others werc far astern,
The Nevada won the race for 60-footers,
covering the course in hours - minutes
and II seconds
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NATIONAL LEAGur.

Chicago, June 7,-Chlcngo defeated PM,
adelphia to-day by better play, both In tho
FIELD and with the stick Attendance 1000.
Score
Chicago 600 90 2as- 40 /
Philadelphia 40 Uu2 UOu-- n
lass.
ST. Louis, June 7.--Powcll was an enigma
10 Boston for Eve innings, while his oMn
team won the game at the bat Attendance
200. Score;
ST. Louis .,,,.,,...lul no O4s-- \ /
Boston ....,.,,.... 100 U0l O,G- q
Powell and Ryan; Nichols and Kittredge
Cincinnati, June Newton gave seven
bases 90 balls, but was always steady VITA
men on the hases. In the tenth MeDrlde's
single, sacrifice and heckley's double
gave the locals the victory. Score;
Cincinnati ......aoo 900 600 s j !
n9n,
Plttshugg, Pa, Iune 7.--It was Tame
hill's ofday and chesehro relieved him In
the fourth lie gave two hits In the fourth
aud one In the eleventh, Donovan was also
keelers errors. Attendance $500, scQre:
pittsburg .o02 OOJ 100 o. s ii 3
I prooklyn 1870 2O2 coo OCO 90 q
Tannehill, Chesbro and thinner Donovan
and Farrell.