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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
RULES FOR PRIzE-FIeHTERs.
The California Athletic Club Adopts Nsw
rIans for Its Contests.


Herman Cook, VINO has refereed
every finish battle shat ever took place
IN the rooms o. The Calf0rna Athletic
Cub. sots forth the rules formulated
by himself and President J.. T. Fulds.
which VIII in future govern TIC famous
clubs contests. The trouble which
has been brought upon us. said NJ
Cook, "is in measure the fault oi Joe
McAuhife and Peter Jackson, or tnof
managers. who went au over TIE com
trv wits immense billie showing thcni-
selves a. California Club representatives,
n fgntng costume and WITH tare heit,
WHOM asa matter 0f faei SIC never had
"a contest .n oar club g Cd anything hut
iea foui or Grs ounce gloves 80 padded
tbatf they would rot iriufe a baiy ref-
franeutv. new feature ~ our future
contests WI - that We vii abolish the
Office ~ master ~ ceTemOuios. Jhe
fnasfrr of ccgfmou % has heretofore
introduced referee, PRIME pals. seconds
and boffIe-foiders. and after tht fn b
VINO were matched for q frIsr came
ITO the fng be alvays tod them to
Get ready for harle. Hereafter fHe
frrsh hoTers VIII enter tnf ring with
fhe gloves on ard wi 81 on " tn Csc
rgh biion for vhuch they were engaged
af once and VIII also rely beres tee on
tne electro gong for TIRE time e each
three minute round and VIII have 80
Outside tmekoeper fcg the men sna 20
referees. 1fnekeepers and referees
belong entirely a. the rrIze-TIng suo ~
onr sections we wsh a. demonstrate
fnaf we can give eccentric boxing e.
h.btcus free from the br0isliies Of
the ~ zerlDg
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
& PRETTY PAIR.
\ Procuress and a sooundrel Come 10
Grief

\ Procuress and SoOundrel Come 10
Grief.
Special TO the TELEGRAM-lIERALD.
DETROIT, Aug. 2l.-Last Tuesday a
man named Linsay and womsn
named Ella Bradley brought TO Detroit
pretty Cleveland miss, l6 years old,
named Maud Adams. Today the lat
ter's mother came TO Detroit loaded for
bear, and when she got to the Griswo.d
House she proceeded to unload by ham
mering the Bradley woman over the
head with her umbrella, throwing her
to the ground and pulling her hair out
by hand fulls, all the whlle crying for
her daughter. Finally the Bradley
woman said she would produce the
girl, and the mother was somewhat
modified when Maud was presented.
Linsay and the Bradley woman were
arrested and Will probably be taken
back to Cleveland Tor procuring girls
for immoral purpose. 1t is charged
they fOrcibly took Maud Adams TO De-
troit on the Cleveland steamer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
LA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Battle 20 Take place in Seattle
Fugllistic News.


A special to The Chicago Tribune
saws: George Ia Blanche, TIC Marine
has decided 70 90 to Seattle, Wash, a.
once where be has been offered Fat
purse to fight Young Mitchell the
coast mddlc-wci git champion. Mitch
eli has sg8n expressed hs iilug1rss
TO give Dempsey only CO1QuereF %
ego Ia Blanche viii in al l1keI-
hood second las friend. Nike Luce. 81
Troy, NY. IN las battle with George
Wingsworth m tbe seattle Club Audi
touum next Wednesday night la
Blanche. who Is nov GA q hunt Tor dol
lars. would not be adverse g. fighting
the wirner OF the IuCIe-M fncrwarfl
contest. Jack sullivan. Of ooesnEde.
and Billy Manning. If Los Angeles. tNo
crack weiteT-weIgbts, fought SIXTY
rouni battle In Zoe Silver Cate Club ~
san Diego Friday night. The battle
was rot finished unt 30 O'Clock tlIs
morning. Sullivan was the ruuer.
Manning sucCumhel a. ow Dn the
Tbs after having the victory nesf = ont
on three o. four OCCASIONS. Both men
zero badly punished.
Danny Needhsm. the ceiefrat 2
st0gt lightweight. now res.dng in Ala
ifsua, Jgst across the bays yesterday
received an offer q q 500 purse ~ q
finish ts5tie with 5m L1ds4y 81
Omaha She winter - take ail TIE
Mage City Atliet-c club 81 flTaha.
made tae prolos. SOD ersi 81 erred Aef'i-
ham 800 f1T exuels's b0t8 uel sore
~ veEa uudFT lf9 pounds one hoaf
before fhe battle. Eeelhau rtp ed
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
&. Il. Il. \.
Sold by All Druggists.
The Craig Medicine Go.
PASSAiC. N. j.
$50 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
4 veterinary Infirmary Opened by Dr. l.


have leased the large brick barn op-
pesiie the new court house Oh kent-st..
for term of years, for the purpose Of
opening IAN lnirmary for the care Of
our dumb friends. Have also secured
the services OF DR.. Paul, a regular
graduate of the Ontario College. AS a
veterinarian DR.. Paul IS second to none
in the city. Good nurses, and an
ambulance in attendance. II you have
sick or lame horse, call at once as
time j. every thing in disease.
LEONARD l.. CONKEY, Y. s.,
prODriptOr
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

We, the liverymen and hacl1men.
hereby agree TO furnish first-class hacks
and none others for funerals for and at
the rate of two (S2) each, inside of the
city limits, and we viii not furnish
hacks for the benefit of those who have
cut the prices and are running second
class hacks:
GIL & GREENLEY.
A. TABOR.
II. Y. PULvER.
BALI & WATERS TRANSFER &C.
WM. Koch.
PLATTE * II AMMERsCHNuDT.
A. y. ALBEE.
DORTHY & PATTERSON.
A. VI. RATHBURS.
August s, 1890. III Il
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
No Conclusion.

WAsHNGToN, August 22.-The con-
ference of Republican Senator's tonight
came TO no conclusion III regard to the
Election bill, another conference viii
be held. In the meantime Quay's
resolution will not come up in the
Sonafe
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

lSIANAPoLIs, Aug. 22-There is
growing restlessness on the part Of rall-
road employees III this city. Ii Is an
open secret that a strike. Is imminent
on nj lines except the Big -Four.
Freight IS being received but no prom
lScs are made as 10 the time OF delivery.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
He Hopes Not.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-John A. Hall,
Grand Organizer Of the Swltchmen's
Association, says be hopes there viii be
10 strike but"if a tie upis ordered we
Will strike to win"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

The Spaldiug & CO. horse sale, which
was held GA the bah grounds On
wednesday and Thursday. attracted
hundreds About thFty horses were
disposed of a. arcs On. TIE stock
was from the Northwest. and was az
fine = coiiect on RI three ard foes year
o. colts ss was ever seen III Cwego.
Tner were halter broken fv tae coF-
bows before - ag fgrned over e. the
fovers. and have -nce beer r1ea <.ng
RI nlcelv Nost q them lead &C Ell
rrlt tie frs thnE
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
A HEAVY TRACK.
Causes Poor Time at Washington Park
Yesterday.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-OwIng TO n heavy
track many Of the entries were scratched
at Washington Park this afternoon and
only poor time was made. Summaries
TwO-year-oid Breeders Stake, trot-
ting. $3.50 added, mile heats best two IN
three:
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

No. q FountsIn-si. has iust received q
larga Of 81 fine Usage Melons. Fresh
Melons received daily.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

Chiffoneeres for 80 at Compton Fur
niture Co., 20 South Dlyision-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

Miss II. +. Matthews Corset Parlors
have gained National reputation. Or
ders come in from all parts OF the Uni
ted States, as all are pleased who pat
Ionize the corset parlors, proving that
meritorIous goods, prOmptness and TAR
dealing, duplicating the goods on short
notice, has won the confidence OF the
nnhLc.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

Don't fail 81 use Mss Flora 4. Jones
famous "Biush of Roses for your
complexion. Price, &c per bottle.
Peek Bros.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

save money by trading at Compton
Furniture Co.'s. - south DIvisiOn-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

Dunton will sell sixteen more lots. TO
make forty sold. and give sway one %
b = new houses. Thursday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30
,,yo,r Liver Reminds You

OF It's existence by dull pain or sharp twinges In
tho right side. or beneath the dexter shoulder
blade, accept the reminder as warning and
regulate the organ without loss OF time by the
use O, Hostetter's stomach Bitters. The above
symptoms are usually accompanied by yellow
ness OF the skin, constipation, furred tongue.
disorder Of the stomach, sick headache, ana
morning nausea But a reform Is promptly IN
stituted by the Bitters. the best possible substl-
tute for calomei, blue pill, and other super-po-
tent and hurtful drugs. enormously cesignatel
as remedies for biiiousnesS Appetite and d.
gestion are restored ana tne oo"els RESUME s
activity when an impetus Is given TO the func-
tons OF health by this stirling ambitious medi.
cine. which also has the effect OF enriching and
purifying the circulation and fortifying the sys-
tam against malariai infection In air or wafer.
N a also highly beneficial for rheumatism, KID
ney, and bladder troubles. ap $-W lw),f&su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30
Teleprams Boiled Down.

The steamer II. Is. Plant. OF the ST. Johns
River Line, was totally destroyed by ire early
miles south OF jacksonville. Several lives were
lost
Judge Aristides Dsggett leading lawyer and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS officer Of jacksonville, died yes-
terday aged sixty years He was with our army
at the capture of Mexico, ana has neid many in-
portant Ofices In Florida county Hnd CITY,
The Now York Independent this week publishes
,atnrns from 1913 preshyteries Of the vote on the
revision OF the Westminster Confession OF Faith.
OF these 1873 presbyteries ~ have voted for re-
vision, CT against revision, and have not voted
at all
Reports from the Red river are TO the eject
that /, is higher than II has been for forty years
There were thirty-four feet OF water at Arthur
CITY. Texas yesterday morning several houses
are reported 10 have been swept away aud the
occupants of others had 70 move out In boats.
The icss cannot DO estimated now, but II Will be
very great
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30

To wnoe DID REED AK!--The Charleston
xsws aad COsvier oxcoriatos Speaker REED as
follows;
sNr. Reed spoke for the unreconstructed
North, for the North OF the Rebellion, the North
Of the boupty-jumper and pension grabber, Tor
the North Of the political partisan, and not for
vhe North Of Ulysses :. Grant, who with his
dying eyes at Mt Mc6regor looked, a. he thought,
upon happy ana reunited country. Mr.. Reed
spoks Tor bis psrty-the party Of en- ply pledges,
q sectional hatred, OF public plumber; the party
which would destroy Tho civilization OF the South
Tor temporary political advantage, which would
cut the South OF from all participation In The
Affairs Of the nstion, which would place . pre-
MUM upon the ignorance OF the voter. A more
tntolerant, intensely bitter, and sectional ha-
rsngue has not fallen from the iips Of any public
speaker since the war"
II was . oold-blooded proposition that RESI-
msde when he proposed that Congress should In
Federal elections iegisste so a. 70 turn over the
southern States 10 the negroes because there
we're no; negroes enough In the United States u
jmpsrli tho Whole country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FROM BEYOND THE SEAS.
Additional Arrests Of Anarchists Through
out France.

Additional Arrests Of Anarchists through
out France.
nv Anglo American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
PAEis, April 2a-Twelye Anarchists wore ar
rested IN this city yesterday Among those taKen
into custody we're the Marquis De Mores. his sec
Rotary, NJ. Mondacq, and VI. Provost, secretary OF
tho Uairdressers' Union. number oil add
TN, arrests IN 20 been made nj various places
.,,chout France Of persons who are charged
with iucitiug worKngmon TO riot and puIage
May Is.
ARRESTS AT LYONS.
PARIS, April 2a-Further arrests have Oeeh
mado al Lyous OF Anarchists who are enuehVorr
Inc 10 iuclte w0rkmen 20 violence. Tho police OF
mat city visi,ed the houses OF number OF sus.
nets and seized explosives and a number OF
letters from conspiratOrs OF other cities.
TIE VATICAN AND MISSIONARY WORK.
Eovs April eq.-Aa n result OF General Sim
mons's negotiations with the Vatican IL mas beeu
arranged that Malta shall Do centre whence 10
disnatch Catholic missionaries 70 places III the
Pest and in Africa hitherto in tho hands OF Tor
eign missionaries.
THE RESTORATION OF MwANGA.
IoVpoN. April 2q-Lettors from the late MIS-
sionary Mackay give details OF tho nRhunS "hisn
resulted in the restoration OF M"anRa IN tne
frst pattle the Christians were routed ana scat
tered Later they were reinforced, numbering
2OOO guns They met and defeated me enemy
on October 4th in a short and sharp CONNECT me
usurping King Kersma Nod. NWanga IL NOM,
naIIy n Roman Catholic The Csthohcs hhu
Protestant have become united IN ainicaoIe re-
lations in view OF their common danger
MARTIAL LAW IN CRETE ABOLISHED.
C.vprA CRETE. April 29.-The state Of selge
nm TOO Island of Crete has been raiecd snd mar
tal law abolished. the Christians Oh the island
are !ubiisnt.
u1sNAKCK WILL APPEAR n PARLIAMENT.
HAMBURG, April 29-The HdmbUTger Adch,
,;cLfea again asserts that Prince Bismarck VIII
~ landing his voice TO tho Council OF State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30
The Mayor Gored by a Bull.
rSnecial telegram 10 the Dispatch. !

CI.RENoSr. VA, April Cdr. A. b. Randall
mayor OF the town of Claremont and one OF oui
most prominent citizens, was very seriously
gored this morning by bull belonging 10 ne.
gro named Horace Jones. Dr. Randall was al
work in one Of the fields adjoining his line home
stead the old Allen mansion, when the Ter Oclous
animal attacked him, and but tor timely aid on
the part OF a man working near by no would
doubtless have been killed. As IL was ne mao
s.verai RIBS broken ana was severely hurt In
ternnlly His recovery is very uncertain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30
Stone in the Bladder Uric Acid Destroyed by the Action Of The wafer
Means Of Solution or DiSintegratOn.
An OUNCE CACUII ITS ACTION TWENTY-FIVE
CALCUII IN FORTY-EIGHT HOURS
Case of Dr. B. j. WRESTLING, OF MDprrrovs, PA, STATE

Case J. WRESTLING MDDLETovN, P STATED BY HIMSELF
Fxponce in its use in STONE IN THE BLADDER
enables efficacy the BUFFALO LIIA VAIL IN rms
mady After having subjected to suherngs h intensity w
described have nader H tannce q ns Ua, F OF
ACID Of which weighed MS rs ou
fring relief and leaving condition OF ease ANU
comfort ,nur r-,rr ro-os Tho
On
of Enthusiastically lhh t'
and DIsINrEGRAroM Az my "aeu
of OF AGE ana III
not 10 ne "0Y o. AND m W.T.
OPERATION O'-D
Besides greatly increasing the quantity Oh tne urine ns
u
previously afarl AIKLGSE from beng hV oe II
comes having dpted oV 1t becomes "P@ anu ""0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30

Mr. observation Resident
c the Springs during 1884 affords nndgIei evidence that 81
WATER FOR URINARY Dtlt( 0y
known as THE BLADDER He was operated upon o -
aGorling but relief ne
the BTFFALO IITHIA SPRINGS ct the time passing small g4n OF
DEPOSIT PHOSPHATE OF AMMONIA
SGA ARFY and his suffering qcd that he Rd be bpco-
efgnHy ndcr influence opat In eight weeks e solvent
in diminished consistency me "poSt'
ncSsc guoaf dischagd liz l0nee LPS 70 e
uIicb the OF FOUR OUNCES After
however the quantity gradually diminished and finally ceased ana ne i ne
rushed the Syte" ana tue
sis IONS oq There INIT Jeen dtsapcara" o. e "A
ina distressing symptoms ndgea improvement ~ ms ge1ac""
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30

mrsrs Thereof. For Domestic and Foreign en- gse
New YORK: The scnger a 0nsrosey. 1870.
Tho publishers ssy that a. buyers and ship-
nera Of American goods 10 ali parts Of the world
they have constantly fcit the need OF mo inior-
nation contained In the presentvoiume
For sale by the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30

eMayIand Medic
Colonel
the
was teiatfrDn
snaieb By
ETPINF
which
Colonel Ho
s q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30
MEARsvlLIE EXCITED
over q DastardIy Attempt to Assault
Lady.


Lady.
Special telegram 70 the pispatcn3
AccouAc COURTHOUSE, Va, April 2a.-Nuch
excitement prevails in the noighborhood OF
Meanwhile, In the northern part OF hecoinec
county, over the reported attempt OF q young
man named George Franck Byrd TO commit an
.ssauit on the wife Of Julius Bayley. highly-
respectable carpenter, who lives In hearsvilie
Last Saturday night while Bayiey Wes III s'Gio
nj MrarEvile romc ono came IN nnu W
formed him that something wrong was EOihR
on at his house. ON going home he heard
noise In his wife's bedroom, but on Trying W en-
ter be found the door locked.
A HOT PURSUIT.
He kicked the door open and founI nls WIG
engaged in n desperate struggle wan byru, VIC,
on seeing the iraso husband, jumped through mo
window. smashing tho glass % he went OUT
cnt,Ing himeelf about the face, arms, and legs.
kayley followed in hot pursuit. ana chuehl pyIu
by tho cost-tall just as he was climbihg Ino oa.h
yard fence, but Byrd ran out OF hs CoSt on
mado good HE escape On re'uIn, ., na' ~
found bis wife prostrated from fright ana eA-
haustion.
WANTED TO LYNCH HIM.
He Informed his neighoors ana s'gps "efs
taken 10 organize crowd 10 hrIe.t pyru o ,
lynch him. but Bayley prevailed on tnoIn 70 ie'
he law take its course Bayloy has byrds hat,
coat vest, watch, and account book, winch nc
captured from him In the pursuit Bsyley came
10 Aocomac court TODAY bringing 'he csptut 1r
artfclea with hun. and sWore out warrant lof
Hyrd's arrest before Justice Nelson, but he has
not yet been apprehended,
IIoUOH-LICENsTs.
Tho April term Of Accomac County court
Judge Ginet presiding. beg6n yesterday. Inc
farmers all being busy planting their crops the
crowd present was the smallest ever seen ne .a
on a similar occasion. Judge Giiiet has ser ~
dav and Tomorrow for hearing applications tof
iouor- iicenses and has Invited all persons Wht
know reasons why licenses should not be gram.
ed 20 any Of the applicants 10 como lorHalu a. y
law tbe facts before tho Court Every applicant
Is subjected 10 a rigid examination, and ~ Is
thoiigbt a nun Der Of them will DO turned down
There was o heavy frost here last nlsll' loins
much damage 10 straWDertles' ho"V P'""'N
sveet poiatoss, aud other early crops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30

WANTED, AT ONCE, AN EXPERT
w ENCED COLORED NURSE for an invalid
lady. Best reference required. Apply at No u
south Third street ep 5O-lE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30

6seov and Gu<rnssys cyclepedia u the kdna'
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30
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tie. DR.. Schencks New Book
on lungs, Liver and Stomach
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Or. J.H.Sohenck & Son, Phila,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30

WANTED, ADVERTISEMENTS
w Of all sorts, including dodgers for pie
mics, fairs, excursions, &C., TO hang in the cleo
tic and horse-cars.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30

WANTED, A GOOD, STOUT BOY
w TO help in a confectionery store. Apply at
Twenty-sixth and Broad streets, city. Bring
reference hp oO-It
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30

Reading notices in readine-maiter type, nve
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All letters and kilograms must Do addressed
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30
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