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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-09-17
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-09-17
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF WAsHINGTON,t
COUNTY OE YAKIMA. w.
In Justice Court, before :. C. Henton, Justice Of
the Peace.
The State Of Washington to Thomas Hudson
You are hereby notified that 7. B. McGIothleD
mas MED complaint against you In said cOnrt,
which Will come on tn be heard on the 18th dav
OF september, 1891, at the hour Of 10 O'clock n m
At my ONCE, In North Yakima, Yakima County
s ste OF washington; and unleas you appear and
then answer, the same will be taken as con-
tessed and the demand Of the Plaintiff granted
The object and demand Of aaid Complaint Il
for the sum Of f8,25 for board and meals inr.
nished you BY Plaintiff between the - day
-, 1890, and the 3rd day OF October
lh90, no part OF which has been paid
flaintin demands Judgment against Defend.
ant for the sum Of t625, and for his costs and
disburments In this action.
,..,- s.. G. HENTON,
n and for Yakima County, state Of wash.
lnstOh' asst
The sun., 1891-07-26
IL wss n Savage Fight.

prize nght remark able for Its astonishing brutality.
took place yesterday st prominent sporting resort
on Long Island near Flushing. The contestants were
Tim Tomady Of Jsrssy City, who weighed iis pounds.
and Bill Haggart OF the same place who nights ~ the
same weight HagEsrt 10 the older, being nvs years
Tomsidys senior. who 10 2s years old The champion
22pound weight Of the riuE Jimmy Larkin acted -
referee bssdss serving In that capacity he tsok such
i1!srs. 10 ths sneountsr that he CAV. Tomsldy who
full bard glove hRht to nnAh with nil Hood Of Lon
dor. They proved TO be Incky gloves once more, .
Both men we're stripped, anu when time called
Ociock they went at each other like game cooks.
II was hammer and tonKs from beginning to end, For
twenty rounds of tine twenty eight fought II nip
and tuck Each man punished tho other severely but
neither seemed TO have decided ADVANTAGE Ths
bAtAn,h literally dripping with gore. and they
were not pleasant sight BY any manner OF means
III. Iineip.is and. though they wsrs old hardened
Nsershs of many Years Of sportinv eNpsrsnrr, they
wirad t the savAgsry they saw. II almost amounted
to bntchery.
Ron of Inc young lighters had terrific hitting powers
and they we're Ahsolntely m.rciisss in Us M them.
Finally when toth had been banged into lsy. IN ne
m.sgAr, Sp tie a.p.r M and ,hs Later r...a ,rorna
been copnted out Neith:r one q the parties salts
ned ith the result and II thought they viii meet
again N the ring before long
The sun., 1891-07-26
Wheeling Gossip.

"neellnG SO0olp.
The Manhattan Bicye Club will held run to Pomp
ton, n. j., to day.
The Park Avenue Wheelmen Of Philadelphia will hold
Araco meet on Sept IL.
Tho AtAlanta whsemen Of Newark will hold ten.
mile CLUB handicap road race on Aug. g.
tournament Sept 2s on the Elizabeth trotng track
The New Haven Bicycle Club will visit Brooklyn on
Aug They will be the guests OF the Brook Bicycle
c. G. Hopkins has resiened from the Prssidsncy Of
him to the office
their Initiation fee until 10 m.mb.rs are snrolsd
Tho club now has ninety eight membera
MseoTo , nsa mil: ro.a
InnuteS St. Louis securing second place. and James
Sheehan third.
/, 1. asserted that the ,s.n.y:nve:m. course oy..
will no. be accepted
ing club runs for August: Aux. ,. to EnRlewso and
RRo%P'on Ans ,na 70 N A: Ans S to Kys
aassapequs; Aug 50. 10 coiisse Font. '' N'f 49, ~
ns %.Snss I s'
eording secreiary A. C1uper Financial Secretary, W.
sr .ns < & sHm.n T. coSs s.sr
er. Charles Hook.
The race. Of the Fall River Bicycle Club ... week
ona TINS sm,na.s;is ss'esonas H.ifpe safety.
ns % e!sn.ss :ss..ss@s g %:sa \. xsss -. Hs
i9s 'f;!'s sisSs sSs 'asg .sseSa .%
i, Ssa R;.i s,. IN.
m ..fy sssa
Dean @ yards second Tine min1e1 s. Sc
Time. minutes an seconds
The sun., 1891-07-26

(a) Tho bishop 1. better placed aka
(bl The more usual continuation 10 Q. to Kt and
10 X TO B White loses TOO much time with his
knight after blacks exchange Of bishops.
(cl Intending 49,. TO kt 5, aud to establish his
knight at RS.
90 The Lesser evil. probably. .. that ehossn BY Lea
although IL Gvss black two passed pAwns "a. III
takes T would be too DANGEROUS
te) Had he nrst doubled his rocks and then opened
the ne he might have been able TO- excha one OF
the rooks thus somewhat reducing black attacking
forceA
H. Slack nxes his opponents rooks now; besides he
has his bishop in better position and makea room to
advance the K Rr.
"a Forced. because Black threatens 80. b to Q
shutting the rook on rom the defence OF the kt r.
(h) The exchange OF bishops 10 OF doubtful value.
~ The object OF ths kinRs move Is somewhat OBJ
-di 4 very fin. move. Ir 81 Q takes Q p then co..
takes Kt r, with winning attack
q, it ~ P takes 2. then ~. H. r. takes & and both
% Il q take. Z ShA then +'vk to Kt So
X:o takes 4: and u +s g to to prevent Blacks
I'm, 4 hssty move which might have thrown AWAY
ap .endidly played Rnue Bird could have the
game or hand With e. r to y 4 &C.
Win 81 takes 3 eh R ,akss r.; s., 4 g K 3 Ac,;
Z, 90 a. keep the king inprisonedL
10Y Bird. with the exception Of his 5nth move played
this game with his usual cash and vieor.
The sun., 1891-07-26
The Willow Club Meet.

The first reg lr e,:ing of the Board Of Governors
of the Willow Cub the cricketers social organization
held the club rooms Isl West Fourteen street.
on Friday night D. A. Munro presided, and others
present were r. NcGreRor Of the Staten Island &C,
Henry Martin OF the Manhattans ". II. Rutty of tho
Berkeley A. C., d. L. Scott Browne jerome Flannery
aud II T. jackson.
The Roard got through large amount OF detail bust
They hXsd on ednesdays and saturdays AS the
rl.hOme nights OF the cub The House omniitteo was
directed procure whatever cricket literature ihey
deemed would be interesting to the members and sew.
oral other features ordered at once. Mr. Henry
Martin spoks the advantages OF the organization to
the OF New York aud the fact that the rooms
were taken advantage OF by the kosedals club of
Toronto their recent visit to New York showed the
need OF the club In entertaining similar teAmL
The sun., 1891-07-26
Hun. or tn. whes,meu Yesterday.

The warm weather Of yesterday caused numerous b.
cyclists to participate in short into the country
In this city there was constant sire am of riders
wheeling up the Riverside Drive In the direction OF
YonkerL Tho Gotham whesimen rode to South Beach
In the afternoon and returned to their club house In
the evening.
In Brooklyn there was great number Of riders out
Bath Beach aud Bsnsouhurs were the destinations of
the majority Of the clubs while not few rode to Consy
Island. Capt Maxss of the Queens County wheslmen
took party ot club members TO Flushing
was the te.m read I.es bstwssn che orange and Bns
mess Men Cyclha League number OF clubs rode 10
Psmpton and witnessed the start OF the race rsry
Of msmbsrs of hs hast ossnss SyGs. Isft shsr sins
also held TO Hilton In The afternoon BY smother
section OF the club.
The ! ainnsIl Bicycle Club members rode to West
field Railway. and Elizabeth. The Englewood Wheel
men went to CTesskilL
The sun., 1891-07-26

N always does, and is, according to letter re.
s.,v.d by THE sun. in good health and condi-
Non He was down to the stipulated weight.
and viii. as usual, enter the ring pound or
more ,sss than tho stipulated weight ITO
sounds.
Tom ORourke. his manager and backer. has
the utmost confidence In his protegees ability
"a vhip Willis. and will wager last dollar that
the chompion ship will remain in this country.
Mxou became tho fsatherweieht champion OF
this country BY whipping Cal Mccarthy at Troy
last spring. Dixon and Mccarthy fought
seysnty.round draw before tho Parnell Athletic
Club At Boston nearly a year before the battle
st Troy. McCurthys friends were conf
don't that he could defeat tho colored
boy. giving as their reason that Mccarthy
broke bis hand early In the battle. and prac-
u,slly fought Dixon over forty rounds with
ono hand and as soon as his hand had re-
ssined It's normal condition a fresh match was
arranged between them. The battle vas to
have taken place in tie rooms Of the Puritan
organization offered 4 purse OF $4,000 for tho
event. but owing ~ the action OF some sore:
head politicians tho contest was not allowed
to take place.
auspices OF tho Crb bb Club Of TROY, and to the
CONSERVATION of the McCarthytes. Dixon
wbipped his man with as onishinC ease. AMI
became tho q 'kEow,e !ged champion of this
country. Prior TO his last meeting with Nc
The sun., 1891-07-26
MattenIs GlssshushIsr. The Most Delicious
Table Water.

Prof LIEBIG says: "Mattoni's Giesshueb-
ler ls not onlya mild, pure alkaline acid
ulous spring, gently stimulating the nervous
functions AID thus causing an increased
action of the di gestive organs. but also the
healthiest, most agreeable and refreshing OF
beverages.
EISNER Il MENDELsON co..
Importers. Barclay st., New York.
The sun., 1891-07-26
The n,ehn.ld s,r,.s. Bicycle Race.

Tho fourth annual race meeting OF the wianothA
Bicycle Club OF Richaeid Springs will be held on Tues
day. Aug Z. There will 10 ten races Handsome
przss been offered and entries secured from some
OF the spsedie riders The list of events is a. follows
Fifty mile road half mile safety NOVICE one mile
ordinary open; one mile tandem safety. open: one.
mile ssfaIy hsndcAp two-mie ordinary or champion
Ihp central New YORK three mile eAfsty lap half
mile ordinary. open; tive mile ordinary h.ndieAPi
be ardod In each race
Entries for the races viii close on Aug !.
The sun., 1891-07-26
Two E.per,. shoot . Good Match.

Two Of the experts at trap shooting L. T. Davenport
and Dr. Shells OF the Fountain Gun Club. shot match
at woodIawn Park yesterday for sl nifty live birds
each. iinriingham rules. Charley wingsrt acted as
referee and scorer and vas the best match
shot The ground The Doctor suffering With
rheumatism. hut was determined 10 shoot which he
did with the help of brace He lost tho match but only
nv four birds davenport shot In great FORM only
missing three birds and they were fast incomsrn Tho
score ts follows: Dr. Shells 80 yards 43; ]. DAv.
export, 2S yxrdA ~.
The sun., 1891-07-26
Against Decoration Day Baseball.

ISpAsA APoLis Ind. July 26 The Grand Army Of the
Republic OF this city has passed resolutions strongly
censune college suden for playing ball for gain on
Decoration Dsv. Tho students Of De P.uw and wabash
colleges arc specially cited giving offence In this re-
spsc IL was orisrsd that be had With
tie COLLEGE faculties in the state so that students NAV
Day and taught that II 10 noIa day for general mirth
and In Inappropriate sports
The sun., 1891-07-26

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken it isplcasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn cffectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIC SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
,omovr,r. xv NEW YORK, H.E
The sun., 1891-07-26
t ought to wiz
he brilliancy prize:


a Better than to take the pawn at once. whersupon
White would play Q-kti with advantage.
10, lack goes out pawn achieves his OBJ cot
But his interior development does warrant such
tactics
c Ills best plan was no to return the pawn by Kt-
QS. The attempt to retain his numerical advantage
gives White time totprepAro irrssis dbl. attack
td) Splendid Day. followed up with rare brlancy.
icy II Is Z White mates In two moves
~ His tsne is lost But this captnrs does no. tend
to help his defensive chancea White finishes on in
hiRh style.
The sun., 1891-07-26
BIRD BEATEN BY AN OUTSIDER.
NOTES by !. GuNsDERo.

fA) Birds pct continuation.
(bi In the veterans aggressive style The attack.
however ts easily repelled and the ensuing position 10
vastly In Blacks favor
te evidently Overlooking the opponents clever reply
B-k2 his move
Prof. 7. L. Rice, President Of the Manhattan
Chess Club. has been a daily visitor at Simp.
sons Divan. on the strand. during the progress
OF tho tournament.
The sun., 1891-07-26
The Orange Council,

TORONTO. July 25.-The triennisl session Of
the Imperial Orange Council concluded Its la
bors yesterday. Before doing SO II decided to
attach rider to the oath to be taken by citi-
zepe Of tho United States who become mem-
having represented that the present oath 1.
Objectionable 1t was decided to hold the next
council in London England. In July. 1894. The
delegates were banqueted last night.
The sun., 1891-07-26

Mary Ann Werkmelster OF Bushwick avenue.
Brooklyn. became a widow In January. and BY
the will OF her husband she got possession Of a
good piece Of property In that city She now
alleges that on the day on which the will was
admitted to probate she was induced to go to
became Intoxicated, and tuat while IN that
condition she signed an agreement to sell a
for less than half its real value. She also al
leees that she subseGusntly signed the deed to
the property through misapirehsnsion. an
and to recover the property.
The sun., 1891-07-26
JUDGE TIGHE ROWED ALONE


The End IL Not Yet. However. As the Iu-
spector Means Business.
The controversy between INSPECTOR Nc
Laughlin and Justice TiEhe OF Brooklyn over
their boat race. which did not come of. con-
tinued yesterday.
The affair was carried out to the bitter end
Judge Tighe having taken to tho water and
rowed over the course alone, SO as to claim the
race. In sporting circles md among mon in
the Varuna Boat Club. OF which he Is the Cap.
tain. his tito to SUPP emacy over the Inspector
will receive but slEht recognition. and In view
OF the allegation that tho Judge showed the
white feather on the eve OF the race an investi-
CATION by tho club may be demanded. the
Police Inspector also being member in OK
cellent standing. Before bis departure for
.H hs Hs ssa
=. would not treat any man IN such way as
make = fool OF me. just think Of 1t. He in
dused duo me to take my boat TO the passaie River
race with ,he Intention OF tho best mans win
ming. aod am sorry matters have turned out
In this way; This Il moan sort OF business
lenges mo again. he will have to put up the
money for the purchase Of a diamond pin or
some other blem Of victory
William knoth. the Inspector'a trainer: called
Brooklyn and deposited 500 as II forfeit for O
new match with Judge Tighe. 1t is highly
probable, however. that the question OF the
hi oar viii remain @ Undecided % 3D. # was rumored re at
Police HeadGuarters IN Brooklyn last night
that Inspector McLaughlin's superior officers
were more or less dis leased BY the virulence
the department from further rIdicule. all ar
ranRements for another m atoh are TO be vstoed
The sun., 1891-07-26
A FIGHT BETWEEN TWO DUTcHMEN.


(a) This defence IA recommended BY Mr. atsinitA
(b) Loss of tme ~ he does not achieve hi,
exchange this kt against the adverse b. P-Q was
hts move.
ici lie should have reserved this square for tho Kt
This play still P-QD%.
idl The beginning Of an ainlss. uvrs with the
rook. which only presents mark for the hostile at
tack
{eJ Excellent play.
tfj r Z r ch) at onas would leave him with queen
against three pieceA Including two rocks in hope
position
The following is a game that ought to win
The sun., 1891-07-26

NOTES BY !. GUSSBEKu.
Scotch gambit
gives Black crampsd game.
(cJ Black has in driving back tho adverse
Kt but created . source OF weAkness In his o. r.
ID Ths beginning OF an excellent aud far sighted
mAn9uvrs.
% The only way to save tho Queen.
The sun., 1891-07-26
kxeLynMEv Ar THE CHESS BOARD.

Londoaera Sec Some Fine Playing By the
Veteran Bird and others.
Latest reports Ia connection With the sum-
mer tou:n .ment Of London chess experts at
simpsons Divan, on the Strand. give the fol-
lowinu acoraa of tho cnmnAttnra:
The sun., 1891-07-26
HERE ARE TIE FACTA
william n. Curtis's Plata statement About
the Lacrosse Trouble.

william n. Curtis's Pisis statement About
the Lacrosse Trouble.
The following letter speaks for itself:
~ Janssea, 2+i and 2+3 Broad,ody. NeV Yors ctts
DEAR s1n: At 8 A. M. this day received
from you by mail the following letter:
n s,s cr's 3. s:s,,, !, *.
ssro::: .ss.aai. .s .rssss:d sisseSs u: duly
i .i.c sn,sI protsss each and every, sa%.
ssn aud 8. sss .s da HnysSa Sa yo
Yours very truly, p ". JissskS. Staten Is And A q.
Having read this letter in THE Sun two
hours before receiving 1t by mail. l answer
you through the same channel.
Your letter fails to state by what right you
address me on this subject. and until the on
GERS Of the Staten Island Athletic Club advise
mo that they have selected you to represent
them in this matter assume that you arc
merely volunteer. interfering without proper r
authority. and accordingly return your letter
herewith.
The failure OF the lacrosse team Of tho
Staten Island A. G. to be duly entered In the
contest for the annual lacrosse championship
OF the Amateur Athletic Union was due m mainly
to your carelessness or stupidity. Mr.. ]. +.
McLaine, captain OF your team. asked you In
writing. and In due season. TO enter the team.
but you neglected to do 80, and no entry was
mado or offered until the entry list had been
closed eleven days and the schedule already
outlined.
The only method by which tho team OF tho
Stateh Island A. O. can now DO admitted to
the contest IL BY the unanimous consent OF
the teams which arc duly entered. Ihave ex-
planned this matter to Mr.. McLaine. and We
are now endeavorinR to obtain tho permis-
sions necessary to remedy the evil worked by
your neglect.
II you really wish to assist your team In
this endeavor tho most effective pan will be
10 refrain from further meddlipg. Yours truly.
WILLIAM B. CURTIS.
"Nrw YoRx Jnlv OK 1901
The sun., 1891-07-26

FO0tpOneu Vr1cket 020mcS TO DO I'IAye0.
There important meeting Of the executive
committee of the Metropolitan ague hold Friday
night Notwithstanding the absence Of the Fort Haml
tou Staten 10 and and New York deegates dates
made for all postponed matches The following were
present: II. Manley. Kings County: N. R. Cobb Man.
haitian: Clifford Y. Turner. New Jersey A. C.: II. A.
Homes. Bedford; Jerome Fann"ry. Cosmopolitan; v
Bliss. Paterson: &. q. CArnaxhan. Berkeley; +. i.
Greene. Brooklyn and ". Fenw,rk Harlem.
Some Of the clubs could suitable dates
for the matches ir"lared OF on atcDunt OF rain and
cher causet and he committee or ered the following
games to take place.
July s.-Cosmoroi,tan '. Berkeley, At Clifton. \ J.
Au.. lS-H irlem New Jersey A. c. At Central Park
:ux q, :-anhat'sn p vs. sry"k yn q. rro.Hest r"rk.
The Manhattan and Brooklyn clubs will play two
games on Aug ~. commencing a. 10 O'Clock In tho
morning. and It. agreed by thssa clubs to play the
games on tho following day shonla the 18th be wet
pionship OF New York but A. th. date has been set
for the Of tho United States many think
IL Rhould q altered.
The sun., 1891-07-26

Rowing Men Want to Consolidate.
Negotiations foot for the consolidation Of the
Alcyone Boat Club ana the Marine and Fold Club Of
Brooklyn and IL they are successful tho latter name
will be retained and the Joint boat house be located
Bath beach,
The sun., 1891-07-26
NEW YORK, July 25. ls01.'

I.ons.distance Pedestrian Championship.
John Huehes the winner Of the last day race who
resides .. Cornwall. ". Y. called At tho Polc. CT
see office yesterday and left the following challenge
Charley Rowell and George Little wood:
"Understandnz Charley Rowsii Is again In the pc.
destrian business and matched to Frank r. savir
I hersby challenge Rowsll to run me any distance
suitable to him. from ~ hours to IA hours six days
for 81 90 side the whole Of the gate receipts th.
longdistance Guam pionship OF the world will take
8 10 expenses to run In England or give Rowei 500
expenses run in America
''lf Rowe docs not accept tho challenge II omen 70
George Lttle~ood. and viii arrange match " th him
upon the same terms
The SDoyfin0 Le London. to bs tho an al
II the match Is to be run In England. and Richard X
Fox to be nna stAkehod II the match 10 arranged to
be decided In America
III neither OF the Engishmen will agree arrange Q
match Will run Dan herty or any man In the world
upon the same terms
Upon any one accepting these terms will deposit
e5OU with the IOce Gazette"
The sun., 1891-07-26

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
'n"ovutr. ~ NEW YORK. N. Y.