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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Or
Valuable Real Estate.

DURsUANT TO A DECREE OF THE CIR
i cult Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
made On the 18th day OF September, 1883. IN the
Chancery causes OF George ". McCord, admins
traitor vs.. Thomas McCOrd and Others aud John
W. Cooper ys. James G. McCOrd and Others the
special commissioners Will, on
the 3Ofh Day OF November,
A. ID. 1859.
at ten o'clock a. m. at the north
front door OF the Court House Of Ohio county
West Virginia. proceed 10 sell, al public auction,
the tract Of land containing about one hundred
acres, aud another tract known as flke Island,
OF which Thomas McCOrd died seized. The tint
mentioned tract lies on the Ohio River, distant
about five miles north OF the city Of Wheeling.
and was bounded and described by the said
Thomas McCO d, deceased, In deed between
himself and Thomas b. McCOfd. dated septem-
Der 18TH. 1879. Of record in the Clerks office of
the County Court Of Ohio county, IVES. Virginia,
as follows On the north by the lands OF James
Lyle and John B. Lyle and Rev. - McLufe,
on the East by the lands Uf Mrs. ]. = VIII
son, on the south by the lands OF the Reilly
heirs and Jacob Zills, and on the wet By She
Ohio river, being the home farm, when he died,
OF Thomas McCOrd, deceased.
The tract known a. Pike Islard lies IN the
Ohio River about one mile above the first men-
toned tract
TERMS OF sALR-Oneth'rd or as much
more Of the purchase money a. the purchaser
may elect, in cash, and the balance in two equal
instalmehts ~ one and two year, respectively,
from the day Of salc, " IN interest from day OF
sale upon the credit inftalments the purchaser
10 give his notes for the same with apprDyed Sc
curity, and the legal title 10 be retsined IS A
further security until the purchase money is paid
in full and conveyance directed by the Court
GUY K. G. ALLEN.
GEO. 3. CALDWELL,
Special Com 10 issOnefs
Given under my hand this 26fh day Of OctO.
Der A. ID. 1859. JOHN ", MliChtLL,
CLERK of the Circuit Court OF Ohio County I'm
the sfate Of West Virginia Oc3iOaWt
The above sale Isl hereby, his 30th lay OF
November. 1850 adjourned until 10 O'clock a. m,
on the 9Th day OF December. 1889. 20 bo
then continued and resumed 40 public auction AZ
the north font dOOrof he Court House, IN Wheel
inc Wet Virginia GUY r. g. ALLEN
GEO B CALDNELL.
dew Special Commissioner.
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BENwOOD.
A Few Items Picked Up About Town
Yesterday.

Ycsterday.
The funeral of John McGougb, who was
drowned on Thursday last took place Sun
day morning from 81. Johns Church, Rev
Father McMenanin saying mass az 10
O'Clock The iuaeTal was hugely attend
ed. The inlerment was to take place a.
Mt. Calvary, bat on account OF the expect
Cd arrival of relstives from Phiia1elpnl'i
who came Yesterday, the body was allo"
TO remain in the chapel until their srflVa .
It was inferred yesterday.
The Benwood factory still remains closed
down, as there IS no ateel from when 10
roll nail pls,e, and it doesn't look now as
if there would be any this week. Inc
bo,s are all disappointed, as they we're all
hoping TO get in a good pay for Christmas
The contractor on Walter Greenwood's
nav bouse built front &C Jar entrance cut
on to the pavement, aud now he VIII nave
10 cut it down because 1t is IN the middle
of Inc sidewalk and interieres with pedes-
TRANS. L..
Marshal DJlbeare has posted notices
about toFn Earning people TO not thr0"
.trav ashes or other saoh refuse on ine
streets or alleys. under pain OF the iul
penalty Of the law. 1t should be en-
forced. .,:.
Tbe body of John earle remains undis-
covered. but several men are still eogaSeo
in diligently searching for it. TIE horse
and wsaop have not been located either
The fair at ST. Johns Church closed last
nigh. and the watch contests we're settled;
The far vas one Of the biggest successes o.
tho kind ever given in B,n~OOd.
The Wheeling s.sel works ere shipping
considerable quantities Of pail siehs by
boat to various points. 1t IS unoe's1oou
thew have a good many orders
1t is not Bachelors Hall any more, ou'
JIMMY is still serving oysters IN aii Styles,
and meals at any time. lie is hxsd up
nicely.
Preparations are being made to give !. an
entertainment during the holidays by the
N. T. Sunday school.
The Black Hoods have had good eeal
Of work to Occupy their time lately
ohas. Goff, the well-known contractor
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK December p Petroleum. opened
weak at / O2% and declined on sales TO ola.
The market then turned sharply and advanced
to O35S. reaction followed, on which the
market closed steady at 05ts Stock Exchange
Opening at or; highest, O3zs 10 vest, Of y;
closing at O35E. Sales Ca, 900 barrels
OIL CITY, PA. December 2 - Petroleum
Opened at 81 OSL; highest, 81 Oi1S; lowest,
si OPS closed at 81 OK Sales, 39So0O barrels;
clearances, 100000 barrels charters, S,6.O700
barrels; shipments, 6S,06l barrels; runs, 3d. A5
barrels.
PITTsBURG, December 2--Petroleum-Opened
at 81 OSIl: closed at l O41E; highest, Oi5s low
est, 025s.
BRADFORD, PA December .. - Petroleum
Opened at 81 o. closed at 81 GlS; highest 81 0i14
lowest 81 O25s; clearances, l,O5S,OOO barrels.
TITuWLLE, PA, December 2-Petroleum-
Opened 81 OSH; highest, 81 Oi1a; lowest, O25s;
closed at 0iI6.
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nisihlc snnnlv nf Grnin.

CHICAGO. December 2-The Board Of Trade
rep1rt OF the visible supply Of grain is as loi-
lo,ss Wheat 81 .i7l010 bushels, increase !, 80
O00 bushels: corn, 0i 0OJ bushels. decrease W
600 bushels: oats, 5,llICOO bushels 9evIesse
- cn0 bushels; we 1864 900 bushels, decrease
lOl GOO bushels barley, 2.93l,0OO bushels ue'
crease "a, 900 bushels.
NEW YORK, December 2-s toeks Of gT sdI ~, ~,
store and RfOat November SO.-Wheat' ~ 20
bushels: corn ,6S2 SOP bushels OATS - 49,
bushels rye 29l ISL bushels; barley, l2t D''si'
els; malt, al, SOC bushels; peas, l,6sO JUSTICES
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, December 2-Cattle-Receipts Is COO
head; shipments 1000 head; market about
steady beeyes 81 s0a5 TO- steers 81 SOai 60; stock
eTs and feeders 81 9Oa2 70; Texas 81 5Oa2 IS.
Hoes-Receipts % 900 head; shipments 5000
head; mixed SO 6548 so: heavy So b5a3 50; light
IS 1853 50; sksps 81 90a3 So
Sheep-Receipts 600 head sh pments LOCO
head; market steady western So Coal %; Texans
So 0Oa4 10
EAST LIBEsTY. December 2-Cattle receipts
$500 head; shipmt nts 60 head; market, steacy;
prime l0a4 80; good TO fair 75a3 20; bulls, stays
and fat COWS o0a2 50
Hogs-Receips 1000 head shipments 500
head: market, fair Workers 81 SOa3 90 selected
Philadelphia SO 95a4 90.
Sheep Receipts 400 head; shipments 2, 400
head: market firm; Prime s. OOa5 %; good Goa
50; fair 25a4 %; common > t0aS 90; lambs Goa
6.25
CINcISNATI, o., December 2.-Hogs, active and
hil he.; common and light So OOa3 70; packing
and butchers So 6Oa3 50; receipts 900 head;
shipments 4 go head.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


10y VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST MADE
Is by VI K Hobbs and wife % the undersigned
trustee dated the 26th lay Of November IN the
wear 1915, aud recorded I'm the Clerk ONCE OF
me County Court Of Ohio county, West VII.
ginia. in Deed OF Tnls. Book No 9 folio go
will on .eso
Tue,day, December 3ist, 1889.
At 10 O'Clock a. m. at the north front door OF me
Court House in the city OF Wheeling. sell al pub
he suction the following property, that is U say
r,art OF lot numbered T enty lot No. H1l OF me
addition TO the city OF vi ceiling laid ont BY w.
W shriyer. situate the nor side Of fifteenth
street and east OF Wood street, bounded and 1e-
scribed as follows. viz. beginning a. the south
vest corner OF said lot, thence esst along the
north line Of Fifteenth street lhirty-si1 leel
fS6 feet for a front and Of uniform width OF
= "a front norlhwardly and parallel with the
cast and west boundary line Of said lot 10 the
rear OF same with the buildings thereon.
TERMS OF sALF.-One-third, or as much
more Of the purchase money a. the purchaser
NAV elect 70 pay, IN cash, and the residue in two
equal nstallments at SIX and twelve months
from the day OF sale, the purchaser % give his
note or said deferred installments with interest
on the same from the day Of sale, snd the pay
uent of said notes and interest shall be secured
10 the satisfaction OF the undersigned.
JAMES p. RO5Eks, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER, Auclioneer noyaO
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Rriii,h Grain Trade.

LONDON. December .. - The Marx Lane Rz-
,yfss in It's weekly review of the British grain
trade. says English wheat is firm, despite plen-
tiful deliveries Sales of English wheats during
the week, IS 900 quarters at Dos Id per quarter,
against 81 ,03l quarters at Sis Sd same week last
vsar -Four is 10 sellers favor. Foreign wheats
are quiet The new Australian crop is spec1la-
lively offered at 35s Cd per quarter. Receipts
from La Plata and Chilli promise good crop.
Corn Is firm.
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GRATEFUL--OOMFORTING.
Epps'sCOcOa.
BRNAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge or the natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion and
nutrition, and by a careful application OF the
1ne properties OF well-selected Cocoa, Mr.. Epps
has provided our breakfast tables with delicate.
ly Favored beverage which may save US many
neavy doctors bills. II is by the iudcious use
OF such articles Of diet that Constitution may be
gradually built up until strong enough to resist
every tendency TO disease. Hundreds OF subtle
maladies are floating around Us ready to attack
wherever there is n weak point. We may escape
many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well
shed frame. n-CfUn Service Gdzetl.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only in half pound tins by GrOcers, labeled thus:
lines EpPS ( Co.. HOMEOPATHIC CHEMISTS,
""t' XIV London, England.
aulsd4Tu. Th4ge
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Through tickets and baggage checked to all
For rates and other information, address
WI. ROBINSON. G. =. A ParkersbuTg.
A J DANDY, A. G. p. A., Parkersburg.
w. G. OSBORN. S. u. 4 POmerOy. ONO,
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EMV
vBSGnnSgIVdnid LINES.
From bridgeport Station.

49, From Bridgeport Station.
Trains via the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
and Cleveland, $50 a. m. For Pittsburgh lO:22
H. m. For Chicago and Cleveland, l:l2 p. m
For PitlsbuTg and New YORK, 2.4 p M. TOT
Steubenyille, s.3S a. m.
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 7'3 a. m, 1922
a. m, 1928 p. m, 4:37 p. IN. and 1852 p m;
On Saturdays Only-For East Liverpool, OH p.
m from East Liverpool lll2 p. m.
FROM WHEELING STATION
Trains via the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati ana 81
onis Railway. Panhandle Route, leave Wheel
inv, for steubenville, Pittsburg and the East
20 n m. 1915 q. m, 800 p m. snd $40 p m
For Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis anu st
and Chicago, 12A5 .. m. Trains arrive at Wheel
ing at $50 m, 1000 a. m, 2l5 p m and $40
d m Trains leaving at 620 a. m. aud arriving
Mt 500 m run solid b tween Wheeling ana
Pittsburg All trains daily except sunday.
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NEw YORK. December Pig iron, quiet;
American SIG 30. Copper, dull lake ST. 10
Lead, dull; domestic So So. Tin, quiet; straits
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clEAMtA bELLAlkE.
Daily Trip City Tme-655, $40 and 1l.i5 a.
u.. $50. f.-0. $3.50 %. no.
sunday lrp-s aud 10 a. m. 80. $3.50 and $50
D. u.
VNTUEEITNG AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w ON ANA after Monday. October 2,th. 1ss9
trains on Che wheeling and Elm Grove RaiirOsd
win ruu as follows.
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is putting up building for VIM. Meek, on
Main street.
Ohas. Campbell has moved into his new
house in Whitsker's addition.
VIM. Boyd hiss moved HID family mp
from Weizel county.
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To iha Memory Of Miss jennie NJ faulsop'
Of Allegheny. ~ Victim of the Johnstown
,,f...-.~
Another place hy death made vscau-
~. -e,
p ---'-- .--. s.'.-L ---.c' "lp
.-a' gone .p -ct -e" r"-' -'--r'
ID.
Thst home where One walls are fpr5cious stones
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-03

"A ma MONTH. Agents wanted. 70 best
rVul III selling articles In the world: ! sample
NIL Free Address JAY BRONSOS' De-
WV troit. Mich.
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Leave wheeling Leave wheeling Park


leave tle city at 500 a. m. and rIu every hour
lutll g0lr. u Leave Wheeling Park at o. "a. m.
and pun every hOrr until 1000 %. I'D. Except
lu-eh Train. FhiCh win leave Park at 9.i5
r ana city a. ll.i5 %. M. e.. IS RSCu.
superintendent
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Thursday. the 26fh day Of Deem
her 1850

y
Der, 1889,
commencing At ten o'clock a. m. at the north
from. door OF the Court House OF Ohio County,
West Virginia, proce, d to sell, at public auction,
the following described real estate situated az
aud near the corner Of Eleventh and Morrow
streets. in the City Of Wheeling Ohio county,
West Virginia tO-wit. A part OF lot numbered
Zanes addition TO said city, fronting eighteen
feet and four inches (ls a. and four in on Eley-
enth formerly UniOn) street, and running back
OF even width with said front thirty three feet
(3} H. Also, tSO lots of ground situated on the
northwest corner Of said Eleventh and Morrow
streets, in the Second ward Of said city ana des-
ignated as lots numbered thiriyhve and thirty
six, mos 50 and 36) on the plat OF The addition TO
the said city laid out y JOhn Richie and Craig
Richie, bling the same real estate conveyed 10
John VI. Clemmens by A. ". Clemmens, by deed
dated the fifth day Of March, 1873. and by The
u Elizabeth Clemmens. on said part OF Lot No
1877 there is "A Brick Dwelling House.
TERMS OF SALE One-third OF the purchase
money or a. mucn more as the purchaser may
elect, in lash, and the residue I'm tao equal I'm
stal ments az six and twelve months rCspec.
lively from day ofsale, with interest from day OF
sale, the purchaser 10 give his notes for the de-
ferred payments, and the legal title TO be re-
tanned until the purchase money Is paid In full
and conveyance directed by the Court The
purchaser may pay OF the notes which may be
given for the deferred payments nj any time be-
fore they become due, n he desires 10 70 do
GUY R c. ALLEN,
Special Commissioner.
thereby certify that bond has been given by
the above named Special Commissioner with ap-
proved s9cariiy, as required by law and by sad
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
no26oaw. Clerk
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8e9istte
4 autlers' Guide

& ERIvAI AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
~ ENrLhNArION OF REFERENCE MARKS: sDai.
1v Sunday exec ted. Monday excented
sunday excepted. Saturday excepted. 'Sst-
urllv only 10 Meridian Recent er LIST, Iss9,
Wheeling times which Is inst one hour ear
Tier than Central Time
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money ut Gallo Per Oent-GOvernments
Dull and stsady-Stooks Active-FlOur
Dull ana Unchanged Wheat Fairly
Active.
NEW YORK. December Money on csll tight,
ranging al Gallo per cent; last loan and closed
az 10 per cent bid; prime mercantile paper "a
a7i5 per cent; sterling exchange quiet and weak
al iS2a4Si.
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TOR RENT-sToRE ROOM, No. 40, Corner
II Sixteenth and jacob Streets. Possession
December 1st. Enquire Of VIM FALL0URE,
1922 Jacob Street. no2ldqev
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6ur Sals

HoR sALE-GOOD WATER GAUGE WITH
II cocks, for upright boiler. Apply at this
office au2fh
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10r Rent.

ITO LET-Dwelling ll22 Market St.. 10 Rooms
i will rent TO one or more tenants. l.. HUsE
MEN, 1916 Water Street. Oc23e6d
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8atlruads.
RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table taking effect Nov. q, lsS9. Pas
sengar trains viii nun as fOllOws-Cenira Time
All trains daily except those marked thus +
witch do not run on Sunday
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RAILROADS. Quiet and generally steady; sales
81 29S0o0
SrocKs.-The stock market was very active TO-
day. but while 80 was weak in the first hour
there was full recovery and decidedly strong
tone toward the close, with prices generally
slightly higher than those of Saturday. The
opening figures were lower and In the specialties
In particular the declines were very
marked, extending TO nearly 3 per cent II early
became evident that there was supporting 0rders
i'm the market The Gould stocks were very We u
supported, and the presence of Mr.. Gould on the
s'r et gave rise to the belief that he was under
the market which turned many Of the traders
over 10 the bull side, and they were found
working for a rally during the remainder of the
day. Reading and Lackawanna were materially
depressed early on a large business, while Della
ware and Hudson was lower. The pressure was
removed after II O'Clock and the entire list
moved ND in unison while the speclalt es made
rapid strides toward higher figures The mar
ket finally closed active and strong. generally nj
he best prices Of the day Sales io9 $50 shares
Quotations closed bid as follows
Adams Express $50: American Expres' lie;
Canada Pacific 72N Central Pacific 3354: Chesa-
paake and Ohio 2izs; do first preferred 81; do
Sec1rd preferred 41I5: Chicago and Al on 100;
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy 1857; Delaware
ard Hudson 1917; Delaware, Lakawanna and
Western 1897: Denver and Rio Grande Is;
Erie 2-sZ: 90 preferred 65l5: Fort Wavne l5l;
Illinois C-ntral ll7S: Lake Shore 1855 Miehi-
can Central $50 Minneapolis and st. Louis !;
10 preferred So; Missouri Pacific ca :Northern
Pacific 81; 10 preferred ti Chicago ana
Central 1907: oregon Transcontincnth $50: Pa
cifc Mail SO; Peoria. ID. ~ T.. is; Pittiburg
1856: Pullman Pslace Car 1879; Reading 80,
Rock Island or L ST. Louis ana San Francisco
49,: DO preferred $50; do first preferred Sc; 81
Paul 6si-. do preferred l2%, St. Paul, Mime
apoliS aud Manitoba l05 st. Paul and Omaha
Pacific 67l3; United States Express SO; Western
niOn So
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TOR RENT-THE wELL-KNOWN BUsINE So
II stand No. 80 Twelfth street Possession
r C. ca MIXERS N al the Fire and Marine Insur
ance Co s Office. nO2b
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Commissioners Sale
-oF-
REAL ESTATE.

DURsUANT TO DEGREES OF THE CIRCUIT
i Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, made
in the chancery cause Ct John II. Ciemmens vs.
William A. Clemmeus and Others, the under
signed Special Commissioner viii. on
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To The Memory Of Miss Jennie NJ esuIsoD.
Of Allegheny. "a Victim of the Johnstowu
rpf.a.- or
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23
INSULTING THE GOVERNOR.
fragrant violation of Every Precedent by
the Territorial Council.

fragrant violation of Every Precedent by
the Territorial Council.
From the Butte mining Journal" The
late territorial council is certainly en-
titled to the plaudits OF the most intensely
partizan OF Montana's stalwarts ,in-so-much
that it has ignored every precedent and
violated every rule of decency and courtesy
toward the executive.
Ever since Montana's formation as q ter
ritory, the present instance alone excepted,
it has been governed by Republican govern
ors, while the legislatures have always been
Democratic. But in all those years not q
single appointment was made by a Repub-
lican governor that was not confirmed by q
Democratic council.
But as soon as matters we're reversed and
a Democrat occupied the executive chair
and q Republican majority ruled in the
council, appointments were promptly re-
iected because of the difference in politics
OF the appointees and the confirming power,
and the Republican press of the territory
with one accord lauded the council and at
tempted to read the governor a lesson on
propriety and politeness, because he dared
to appoint to Office gentlemen OF the same
political belief &C himself.
The howl OF virtuous indignation that
this same partizan press would have raised
in years gone by. had Democratic councils
refused to confirm Republican appointees,
would have been heard like q cyclone over
the land. and yells of Naturalization" and
'bulidoziug'' would have rent the air. But
so narrow-minded and 80 warped by preiu.
dice is the Republican press OF Montana
that it is unable to grasp the meaning OF
the term 'fair.plsy" and is ready to laud
40 q virtue in Republicans what it. would
bitterly condemn Dc h sin in Democrats.
Common decency and regard for an ex-
prompted the council to confirm the sp.
poiutments Of His Excellsncy. Governor
Leslie.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23
4 PLUoKY GLOVE CONTEST.

Sam Blakslook Knocked Out i'm the
Fifteenth Round by Sam Carroll.
SAN FRANCISCO, March ia glove con.
test between Jimmie Carroll, formerly O!
Boston. and Sam BIakelock, of England,
took place, tonight. at the rooms OF the
California Athletic Club. The men weighed
1873 pounds each. Blakeleck was knocked
out by Carroll in the fifteenth round.
Tonight, 500 people witnessed one OF
the pluckiest fights ever seen on the Pacific
coast. Both men were 'scisnced," but
Carroll was too strong for the plueky
Englisman. Betting was slightly in favor
OF Blakelock.
The fight commencedIat CAB. For the
first four rounds Blakelock had the best of
it. In the 9th rouRd Carroll drew first
blood. Honors were then even until the
tenth, when Carroll did some heavy rush.
call OF time saving him from q Knockout.
From that on the fighting was furious,
Blakelock standing up and giving and tax
ing heavy punishment.
In the twelfth round Blakelock came up
fresh, but Carroll wa bent on finishing the
fight, and rushed him round the ring, get
ting in heavy blows, but the call of time
saved Blakelock.
In the thirteenth, Blakelock was groggy,
but plucky. Carroll got in some vicious
uppers, but could not knock the little nal
out.
In the fourteenth round Blakelock was
full OF fight and gave good stsbs with
the left, but Carroll was too strong, and
waiting for q chance to give a knockout
blow. It came IN the fifteenth round, when
Carroll sent in blow after blow, finally de-
q terrific Highlander under Blake
locks BAR, knocking him yssnseless, and win
ming the fight.