Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-30
tl,TERN NEWS.
The RtIlfart1fsts

The Bnifardfsts
Srv YoKx. Jan. zs.-The third nights
-,.si.e in the billiard match between
80 Sshaefer and Maurice siRnaa1
- ,lace tonight. In the nrst tvc
ss,s,s schsefer made q total OF l3Ol
v;s,aur s35. Tonight either party
sntitlsd 10 make the first 1890, al.
,.h vignaur would have 10 make
~ r.aints 20 ensbls him to reach this
s.;,.hie position. Cosmopolitan Hall
.g,in filed with an immense audi
sshasfer led With q duck egg
v.~,snr made 81. Then deftly and
- greas tenderness OF touch Schaefer
~..d ali the billiards be was worth,
}sSinc two magnificent masse shots
go ruu OF "a. slipping up on miseue
drsv shot, otherwise easily made.
-, Viguaur manipulated the b Ills %
sss~sfslly that 20 points were added
- - score. At the end OF the eighth
100 the ssore stood Vignsnx, III ;
sssssisr, 1874. In the eleventh inning
TiensuI retired, having made l26 A.
- nd of the fourteenth inning the
ss,inos showed that Sohsefer had made
m Viepaux 346. From that point on
ssbsefer played rather q tame game,
~ spsrts Of effective work. 10 tue
..snsieth inning he made 70, in the
,.soty. ,eveuth inning 100. aud In the
,s;n,ssh 70. Vignaux, on the other
ssed. after puttinR together 80 in his
sNssnth inning, made no very large
,.ns. nor did be make m any small ones
TIA rssult Was that with steady sue
..ss;on Of double figures he managed to
smsa siB buttons when Sob aefer reach
- 500. and the nights play ended Civ.
ics the Frepchman very near 70 his op
,coeut. The total for the three nights
~ stood Schsefer, 1900; Vianaax.
ira. Time Of g4m-. ho1rs. Schsef-
~, average. Is 1873; ViRnaux's aver
zee, "A SIS.
NV YoRx, Jan. % The fourth
mats play bake line billiard match.
betvsen Schaefer aud Vi9nauI, At
trssesd large audience. Schasfer led
a on balls placed in the position
vhish they had occupied at the terni.
nation Of last nights game, but did not
sosut. vienaux made IL. Sohsefer
seoreA nsnghs for second time. Wig
mar did not score, and Schasfer made
B b. Q careful ply. Then VignasI
nads ran which Was the feature Of
The evening. making the SCORE for third
inning, viynaux l52, Sehaefer l6.
Sehasfsr seemed nervous. However,
h made II on bis seventh inning, slip
uine no on an easy shot. He left the
bsls close together, and viRnaux scored
30 buttons. Schsefer looked glum and
made 2 duck innings in succession.
ecbaefsr's bad luck continued to pursue
Mn. He had made So in ten innings,
or total Of 1856 points. viRnaux made
. 90 bic tenth. and his score vas 35l
for the night. or total of 2l04. Schaef-
q made q run of 81 without apparent
saon. yignaux 10 bis fifteenth inning
secured 81. Sohaefcr meanwhile ran A
and 50, and 10 his eighteenth inning
mads the run Of the evening and of the
matsh, scoring 1870. Thereafter the
ssms vas not particularly interesting,
and the fourth evenings play closed
viii the following total score: vienaux
zoo, eshaefsr 1851.
Schssfsr has accepted = challenge
from vienanx to play another game Of
500 o. 600 points. for $3.50 side, ct
TIE soDolusion Of the present match.
Large Fire In 20. rnal.
b. Pau. Jan. ga Dire Is nov rag
ins 10 The heart Of the city. Hopeless
y involved 10 property valaed At $780,.
900. Tbs baildipgs on FIRE are occupied
By the Ryan Drug Company and SCHULZ
3 90. hve-story block, occupied by
Dennis Ryan, ard other bui dingi, are
Ia great danger. Fire eHgines have
beeu sent by special train from Minne-
apoiis.
THE Notorious MAUD.
NKw YoRx, Jan. 20 Maud Miller
hackzy Mccormick decided yesterday
10 contest the suit for absolute divorce
satssed against her by her hrst hus-
band. Arthur Loring Maeksy. The
defence will DO that tbs Mackay episode
Gas not q marriage at all. and that a
divorce csuld not be granted where 20
had been accomplished. The
slain will be made that Mackay Ia
1ucsd Maud to marry him through
fraud and misreprese ntations, and that
The marriage ceremony was for that
reason null and void.
4 Throat by the Canadian Faet ne.
CHICAGO, Jan. S.--News was received
0UtG tnaaF W thtttsrtSa t6tttb1a hnhb
aQers that the Canadian Pacific road
would make demand upon the Trans
continental Association for admission
aed per cent. of not less than 30 per
osnt.. accompanied ty q threat that II
uot granted IL would out rates on
fsansoontinental business 20 per cent
os more. ID is said by somo that the
claim will not be listened to, and tina,
IN expensive var NEXT summed will he
the outcome. The lines running
through the middle belt are said TO be
indifferent whether the Association IL
ecattnuea or goes 10 piec q IL IL as
asfted that the Southern route has in
the past carried 70 per cent. OF the traf
10 from the Atlantic sesboard. and
What 10 left 10 not Worth fighting for,
II 10 stated that in the event OF a con
tsat. the Southern Pacific will turn its
evssland trade FROM New Orleans and
Galveston and sand IL via Nevpsrt
over the Ches ,peaks and Ohio system
asattaGsea On nsiire~ds.
Nav Yeak, Jan. 9.-Mr. @. p. Hunt.
ingion says there 10 NO truth In the story
that syndicate has offered to take al
We Central Pacific lant grants In one
Ia ave are Offering land grants, and
The advance 10 stock 10 simply an efor'
q traders 10 make point OF Two. OuI
Southern Pseihs stock will nos be ready
70 b qcotsd % Change until vs hsvs
the stock certificates ready, which vii
probably b next week. The mectinS
Of Transcoutinental roads IL Get do~r
Tor fesfaary losh, 81 which time ouI
ssothssn pacshs Company will be rep
rsssntea."