Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-12

the changing of her first name to Marian.
No pressure has been brought to influence
her on the part of the Jewish congregation.
but it is limited that her act originated in a
desire to marry prominent young
Hebrew.
Substantially Declared Nuisance.
New YORK, December 11th.-At meet
ing of the Board of Health to-day, it was
resolved that the operations of refining
metals at the United States Assay Office in
New York, as at present conducted, are
offensive and injurious to the health of the
occupants of property in the vicinity bv
reason of the discharge of acid fumes and
vapors, and that the United States Govern
ment should imm ediately take whatever
steps may be necessary to remedy it.
The MONDAY Religious Services in New
York.
New YORK, December 18th. - At the
Trinity Church MONDAY services, to-day.
the immense congregation rose up as one
man in response to a question by mission
ary Altken If the monday meetings should
be continued another week. The intention
had been to close the meeting tomorrow
New York "Gentlemen''-Discus Bru-
tality.
New York, December 11th.-The New
York Athletic Club is the richest and most
powerful clnb OF presumable gentlemen in
the city. The spectacle last night in its
new and elegant rooms, which were crowd
ed with brokers and ether business men,
as well as by professional sports, was so
brutal and disgusting as to elicit the
seyerest criticism this morning Even the
Sun does not conceal the true character of
the exhibition, and says: There was
lighting in the New York Athletic Club
house last night-real, genuine fighting,
that warmed the hearts of lovers of the
sport, and left the weak and sickly shows
OF Madison Square Garden far behind The
principa! event was between William Ell
llngsworth and John Mcmahon, members
OF another gentlemen's club The Sun
thus describes the scene: McMahon's
lace was smeared with blood; the gloves
OF both men were red; McMahon's blood
was smeared all over Ellingsworth's BODY.
McMahon did his best, and fought
hard. 1t was very evident that
the blood of the Ellingsworth family was
better than his own. A terrific blow un-
der the chin sent him reeling against the
ropes. Another blow came with all the
force OF Ellingsworth's arm upon Nc
Mahon's jugular vein. McMahon groped
in the air for a second, and suddenly fell
forward, striking his face upon the floor.
Friends made a rush to pick him up. but
the master of ceremonies yelled, No;
leave him alone. Give him a chance to
get up in ten seconds if he can Half the
crowd applauded, the other half did not,
McAahon still lying fiat upon his face,
apparently unconscious. Not twenty men
had any idea that he would ever
get up again. He revived, struggled
to his feet, fixing his eyes on
Eliingsworth, tried TO smile, and went at
him again. Half dozen blows took away
what little strength he had, then Filings
worth, with swinging right handler, sent
him to the floor entirely helpless" An
other similar bloody encounter followed.
The San says: Another member of the
Ellingsworth family, called Joe, is the
champion amateur middle weight of
America. Robinson, of San Francisco,
and Henry had been expected there to
meet him, but the master of ceremonies
announced that both at the last moment
had sent word that they were sick al
ready
Didn't Reach Japan.
DENVER (Ccl.), December 11th.-Calvin
Pratt, ex-Chief Engineer of the South Park
and Utah Pacific Railroad, wanted for for
gerry IN New York, Denver ana San Fran
cisco to the amount of $20000. has been
arrested IN Honolulu, and will be returned
to San Francisco for trial.
Another California Excursion Party.
BosToy, December 1Ith.-Another Cali
fornia excursion party started last evening.
There were sixty-fye Massachusetts mem
hers