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Dixnrces Granted

Sophie Gertrude Riehn was given divorce
by Judge Finn yesterday from Albert Fl.
Rehn on the ground of infidelty. The evil
dence disclosed that at one time Riehn
stabbed mistress and his wife nursed her
back to life. so that he would not he pros
ecuted for murder.
Reta L. Bass obtained divorce from An
drew j. Bass on the ground of habitual in
temperance.
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u,storic DUeIIipp Pistols.

Mr.. Charles Van Brunt of Utica, Il. Y, is
said to be the possessor OF the pair Of duel
ling pistols which were used in the fatal
duel between Burr and Hamilton.
They are fliptlocks. The pans and touch
holes are lined and pushed with gold. the
barrels I6 inches long, with a caliber OF 3d.
carving two-ounce ball. The stock runs
10 the muzzle and is bound with brass, beau
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DkLTNQUENT SALE N0TTCE-BRUSSwfCK
IL Consolidated Gold Mining Company. Location
OF principal place OF business, Fran cisco Cal:
location o, works, Grass ValleA Cal.
Notce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF Assessment No a
levied on the 1Ith day of September, 1891 the
several amounts set opposite the names of the re-
Suactiye sh follows.
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO Oct. 26-The Porter Bros Company sold
to-day six carloads of California fruits Full
Muscats 81 2O@2 so; half crates, s5c@Sl IS; full
crates Tokays 81 SO@2 80: half crates, s0c@Sl % ;
full crates Emperor, 81 1902 90; half crates S5e9
81 O5; Keifer Pears, 81 10; double crates Corni-
chons. 81 80; single crates, 81 1O@Dl 20; Peaches.
81 2b6l 40 Winter Seckle Pears. So 25
NEW DIRK, Oct. 23.-Porter Bros. Company sold
to-day Winter Sickle Pears at So half crates Fore
las So %: Glout Moroccan, 81 1908 20; full crates
TOkays. So 90; full crates Muscates, 81 70; Sol
way Peaches, 81 10
The Earl Fruit Company sold California Fruit to-
day as follows: Winter Nelis, 81 90@D2 20: GIout
Moroccan, 81 So Easter Beurre, 81 SO; onondaga
Pears 80 So half crates Tokays 95c9$l 20; half
crates Muscats, S. 05@ol rs; COrnichon, 81 Is.
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Still After Dr.. Young.

Dentist G. w. Leek has caused the arrest
of DR.. II. G. Young. former employe, on a
charge of embezzling $50 from him. He
had DIR. Young arrested several months ago
on there charges of petty larceny. but the
charges were dismissed.
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Satisfied with tho Yindieatinn

Justice Low yesterday awarded Crthbert
Barmby so cents damages in his suit for
$299 80 against the Spring Valley Water
Company for turning off his supply OF water
by mistake, but as Mr.. Barney cared only
for indication, he was given 1t, with the
so cents thrown in,
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nnI1vorrENr Safe NOTICES.

nEIINoUEsT SALE NoT1cE--sILyER KING
sTIn,nS ComDany Location OF principal place
-, hnsinaaS ear Frarcisco cal Location OF WORKS,
Silver King Mining District, PnaL County ,1iIaIn
Notice-There are denqueht upon inc No y
levied ON the 18th day OF August, 1851 the sever,
amounts set opposite the names OF the resPsS'i'S
kharahoIders. as follows:
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apo,ber Cburcb Mortgage.

The vestrymen of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church Of st. Mary the Virgin yester-
day applied to the Superior Court for leave
to mortgage the church property for $500
for one year at II per cent.
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BAGS-Cacuttas sac; local make sI&c; Wool
Bags 36@3Sc.
SUGAR-The western Sugar Refining Company
quotes follows. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed all D CSC y 10:
Dry Granulated, sac; COufectlonerS A, Isc;
Extra c, 4L4c: Golden O. 41sc; ID, &C e ID; half
Dbls l4c more than bbls, and boxes 12c more
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING. october 26.
MARY OF THE MARRETA

MONDAY EVENING, october rs.
Summary OF THE MARRErA
Wheat stronger.
Feed Barley held higher.
Oats and Corn unchanged.
Free purchases OF Rye.
Hay UNMARRIED.
Beans fuctuItlng
Potatoes and Onions unchanged
Butter and Eggs firm.
Poultry nominal.
Game in better condition.
Mexican Lines irmer.
Raisins weak and lower.
Tomatoes in increasing supply.
Hons eaSier
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Ny Nontegi as special emissary of the
Japanese Government to investigate the i'm
portation into the United States OF Japan
ese women for immoral purposes, has an
n0unced that he will report the presence in
The morning call., 1891-10-27

And IN ACCORDANCE with law, and an order from
the Board OF Directors made on the 18th day OF
August 1891. many shares or each parcel Of such
stock may be necessary will be sold at public
auction. at the Office OF the company, No. $40 Pine
street. Rooms IS and z, san Francisco. California.
on tuesday,, the 27th day OF October, 1891, ar
the hour OF o'clock P N. of said day TO pay said
delinquent assessment thereon together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
j. W. PEW, Secretary
oHice-No, $40 Pine stree. Rooms 10 and II. san
W. sHf"H % al
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Stole Lucia's Check.

P. Angotti was arrested yesterday on
charge of grand larceny. He is accused of
having stolen check for $50 from Lucia di
Marco, a woman with whom he formerly
lived,
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this country of 5000 such women, who send
back from $1,000 to S140O yearly TO defray
the expenses of other women. He will also
recommend that the Government restrict
such in1mirratinu
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FLOUR-Net cash prices Family extras, IS 10
as rs q Dbl; Bakers extras, SO 1906 %; city sup
crime. 50 65G3 90: interior brands $595 Is for
extras. sS65@3 80 q Dbl for superhne
WaEAT-was fraction better yesterday, in
sympathy with o further advance abroad. No. l,
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And in accordance with law and order from
the Hoard OF Directors, made on this llth day OF
September, 1891. so many shares of each parcel OF
such stock may be necessary Will be sold at pub
lie auction, at the ofice of the company, Room So
Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery ST.. San Francisco
Cal, MONDAY. the 9th day OF November 1891,
at the hour OF = O'Clock P. NJ. of said day. to pay
said dell quent assessment thereon together With
costs of advertising aud expenses OF sale.
j. STADTFELD JR., Secretary.
onhee-Room 81. Nevada Block. 300 Montgomery
ST., ban Francisco, Cal. oc23 ID
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Sun francisco Meat Mlrket.

Wholesale races from saughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-Frst quality, 5ta9sc second quality,
41aG5c; third do. 4@l4I4c.
VEAL-Large. 6G7c; small Calves 7@9c.
NUT ON-WeJhers, 7tdt7 12c; Ewes, 6IaQ7c.
LAMB-S1h609c y 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs 414@iIac p 10 for hs!vg hard
granted and 4I2c for light average DO; STOCK Hogs
3S534c q 10; dressed do 6$4@II2c q d.
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IUUSE.
W J Buchanan, Black Dia-

W j buchanan, Black Dla-
1oud
T J Ericsson. Biz D,amnd
! = 4 Haviland. Oakland
" Dudley, Vallejo
J Flanagan. Leadyille
) Wood, PocRtello
t + sullivan, Fresno
S Is Cha Itun, Arcata
| II 7 Rowlev, Iowa
! c i Cope. Denver
& u Harkrager, Denver
Mrs L S Curtis. Boston
Mrs j C LendUf, st ThOs
Is A Rodgers. Napa
W II Noyes x w. Reno
ID FOye. Rutherford
lC walton, Davisviile
L Montague, COyelo
ID Bridges 81 W. Los Angls
Mrs G Diusdale. Williams
w II Chessell, Ukiah
Mrs G l. Hail. Denver
Miss NJ Hall. New York
II w Fairbanks &w, Brkly
E ID Jackson, California
lRev } i Talcott, Chicago
Mrs TaicOtt. Chicago
c Cavazzd, PescaderO
II Nathan, Salinas
+ Il Sherman, Lodi
J JOrgensel, Stockton
q + Morgan, Colusa
J II Johnson, Vlsalia
Mrs X J Smith, Concord
Miss W Smith, Concord
HOTEL.
10 DiCus, VIna
b q Mantle, Antioch
II G HuleJ. Willows
z Brady, Portland
l. Lynch, san Ramon
q X Barton. Cal
K DlefendOrf, Cal
" q Bale, st Helena
&c Is Byrne, Santa Cruz
L SchlOss, San Jose
} l. II Yates, ParS esburg
III w Mckee. Boston
&c d Rhodes. San Ramon
! w II Seaman &w,LOsAng
Mrs j NJ Patton. Mllbrae
} A = Harlow, Sacramento
y r Banks, Cal
J & Gibson a. I, Montreal
4 J d McNab &w, Riverside
A Dixon, Michigan Bluff
Z II Wiuship, Mana
G II Dwiuelle, Fulton
L Il COlwell, Santa Rosa
w Wright, SebastOpOl
' Mrs L } Allen. Newark
' w II Young. Modesto
X l. Hart, Conn
j FRASER, Benicia
A Merryweather. GlenwI
I S Grier. Napa
0 r Herzog, Sacramento
+ l. Atkinson, Sacrament
r Bergman, Sacramento
w T Gmith, Sacramento
Oh WOODBURY., Sacramento
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OE1NotENr SALE Nor16E-ohuTKsHIXx

- Gold Mining Company Location Of principaa
place of business San francisco, Cal. Location Of
works Los Burros District, Monterey County, Cal.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK, account of Assessment (No ~
levied on the 7th day OF July. 1891, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders as follows:
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, oct. 26-The spot market Is frmer
at IS 91ad. CsTgoes higher at ASS Cd for of
coast for Just shipped aud AS for nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: october. IS 50 d; NOyem-
her. IS Cd: December, IS 912d; January. IS 912d;
February, IS 1O42d; March, IS 1012d
sECuRITGES
LONDON Oct. % -CousOs. So 3-16i United states
BOnds-4's. 12l: do. rs. 1903: silver - l-l6d :;
Rentes. a5f S5c. Bullion out of Bank OF England,
El7OOOO
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NVNNINW
BOard-l6 State Investment Insurance, S2Ia: 80
Gaslight. 64a4 is Hawaiian Commercial, AS
STREET.-THE Oakland Gas, 365s; $1,000 OF
Bonds, l02.
3. AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-1lo Cal Electric Light. 1872; 90 Gas
light, GAIA: 20 Pacific Gas Imp. 1879; 90 do, 1917
Street-bO Ferries d Clin 4 r. 49,
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK Oct 2e.-The stock market was dull
throughout the day. Chicago Gas being the strong
point and Michigan Central scoring gain of "a in
the morning, which, however, was not held. The
market closed frm with most Of the list below Sa +
urday's close. Governments steady. Petroleum
closed at 60Isc.
NEW YORK oct. 26.-United States Bonds-i's
ll7J9; 2s, 100; Northern Pacific 1874: Canadian
Pacific. ssI4 Central Faclhc, S3Ia; Union Pacific.
4OTs; Atkinson and Santa he. i45s; Wells Fargo.
1873: Western Union, S2I2; silver s51s; Sterling
81 SlI2C14 s4la.
NEW York oct. 26.- wheat-November. 81 G35s
Flour-Stea1y. Coffee, $ll 75i sugar, $3.50
9-32. Hops-Paclhc Coast, 129161Rc Hides
1870. Copper-LRke Sll 40. TIn-spot Sl9 o.
Lead-DomestIc, 81 10 lrOn-Sl5. Petroleum,
6O1sc-
NEW YORK. Oct. 26.-IIops are quiet offerings
small and prices unchanged.
CANNED FRUITS.
Some Improvement is noted in the demand for
California Canned Fruits
SUGAR.
The cables report the European Sugar market
stimulated by the publication Of the estimate OF the
Beet Root crop in all Europe at 3,73O.000 tons.
against 1876. 900 last year. The market In this
country is expected to improve in consequence.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Whensh ehud Children, she gave them Castoria.
aus 2y saTurh =.
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LONDON Oct. 26.-The Mark Lane Express says:
AT to-day's market all staples were dearer. Dry
English Wheat advanced I'd. Foreign Wheat also
advanced Sd, Maize Is Cd and Flour I'd.
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E lie Beau, Tucson

E lie Beau, Tucson
A ID Helning, Visalia
II Brown, California
L A Butcher, Santa Clara
A G Butcher, Santa Clara
A W Ramsey, Byron
Z WinsUr & ". California
J Menden a ", Sn Rafael
j Brown, Santa Cruz
/ + Howard, SlssOn
W Wallace, HOLSTER
w q Lincoln, Esparto
II b Truman q W, COlusa
J s Gibson, Williams
J Gibson Jr, Williams
j d Fountain, LInkyille
& II Small, Chico
j DOnneiiy, COlusa
A Evans. st Johns
J NJ SIandley, Ukiah
j Howard, Ukiah
II Brooks, California
II Harms. fleasanton
j Miller q W, Chico
+ Christensen, st Helena
T + Wilson II w, Cal
J NJ 7 thompson q vs., Cal
II Nisbet, California
J W Hammond, san L Oh
j T Jones, ShandOn
j II Jones, ShandOn
X NJ Garratt. Ukiah
+ G Belgrauo, California
S G Fisher. Glen Ellen
j II Smith, Salinas
j Dali. Salinas
GRAND
G NJ Weber, San Jose
II G Smith, Sacramento
J II Nose, Santa Cruz
w c Swan. Chico
T j Wilson, s BernardlnC
G Painter, Mass
T S Ever, Cal
A j Bump. Tulare
q W Prescott, Tulare
W Rea, Forest Hin
j 7 FiObing, Sacramento
j L HickenbOtham, Stock
ton
FA Wheeler. San Rafae
X White, San Fernando
A J Steinlee, Sacramento
III Jones, Sacramento
Is i Smith, Sacramento
W A Chapman, Petalums
W S Davis, san Jose
Mrs j Is Graham. Boston
X q Adams, Paso Robes
W l. Langley, Fresno
j HaTrell. Nisana
j A Hornberser, Mt View
Miss } ID llaurtZ, Mt View
l. l. james, Napa
w L lay, Columbus
J McAdden. Vallejo
C. p Jaccard, Livermore
= Il GOldworthy, SANTOS
E. Nolan, San Jose
Miss SaxtOn, Chicago
u Rounds, Vallejo
II c GOodel. Sacramento
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Portland's Blu siness.
British Grain Market.

PoRrLAND (oregon), Oct. %. - Clearances,
s473 GOO; balances, $3.50
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EMENT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
L the Cruikshank Gold Mining Company is hereby
postponed until Wednesday. November 4. 1891, az
O'Clock noon. at the office OF the Company, Room
D, NO III SanSome street, san Francisco Cal By
order OF the Board of Directors.
oe5 I'd ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary
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THE STRANGER.

"'Tain't the way an honest man nd act.
nohow," said old Dad Tangle, with de-
cisive shake of his unksmpt head. There
in that old shanty he's lived for three weeks
now, and, barrin' when he's bought gTuo
here in the store, nary word hez he SAID 10
NE since the night lie come"
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THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF THE
L Cruikshank Gold Mining Company is hereby
poStponed until Monday, October 5. 1891. at Ia
O'Clock noon, al the once OF the Company Room 5.
NO: I'll Sansome street, San Francisco, Cal BJ
order OF the Board Of Directors
ERNESr L KOCH SecrhtlrY.
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THE CALIFoRNI4

IS 2 Sherwood. Callstogl
j W Cyrus. Calistoya
Miss + McCJm4s, Sn Jose
j ID Nicoll, stockton
lC A Stockton, san jose
j G Padyett. san Jose
( DR. ! L Wuuter, san Jose
~ II ElwJOd & WI. 5 Jose
LII Ninans. Petd;unIa
III huffman, Concord
lC Il Taylor, st Louis
lC L Mathews & VT, SO
b G Hanks, bark Wakefld
L VI DryIus, New York
G Ii Fulwiler, New York
" Poole, DraSs Valley
b o Curry, W., CHI. Is CTS
, Mrs H3kewaller. PlaCrvll
&c T Whitaker. Placeryill
4 ID Campbell, Kansas Cy
d Gilm IRE, Kansas City
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L J King, VisAlia
c A Is rker, 81 Helena
II Z Diggles, st Helena
II Warner. 81 Helena
d Sherwiu. st Helena
W S GOodieilOw, FrultyI
o : Harrison, FruitEale
d Z sullivan, Seattle
A Morton, sacramento
J West. Sacramento
4 Fowler, Montana
7 j LOwuev. Montana
J Jewert, Haywards
w 7 BAchaEe, Ceutrevl!le
NJ Loweulhal, Is Angeles
w A Whelturst, Gi!rOy
p Fitzpatrick, PhiladeI
i + HOrter, Los Angeles
+ ID TuuIs. LakepOrt
T. J Monroe, LaSepOrt
FF Oster a VT, Cotton
b a Laws, Woodbridge
RuCC
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-01-18

A whole sermon was contained
in the remark by the Oakland
lady who has lost her fortune
through the rascality of John Z.
Hall, the San Francisco attorney.
All her property has gone except
the home she lives in, and yet she
was able to reply: ut is only a
matter Of dollars and cents.
When a woman has brave and
Loving sons to fight for her she
need not be afraid of a mere
money loss, though it be her last
dollar" 1t was a noble reply and
shows very clear estimate Of the
relative values of different kinds
of riches.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-01-18
LOOKS LIKE A SURE THING.

Free coinage is no longer a
possibility, but o probability of
the pre- ent session Of Congsess.
The Western advocates of free
coinage have made a trade with
the Democrats, and the silver
men help the Democrats to de-
feat the Federal election bill in
exchange for votes for silver.
This trade was plainly apparent
when Stewart and the silver Sena-
tors began denouncing the Elec-
ton Bill, and when the Democrats
in the House cheared the receipt
of the Silver Bill from the Sen
ate
The Republican silver men OF
the West have worked hard for
the Repub lean part but their
services counted for nothing when
the Administration came into
power.
Har, iSon turned his back npon
the West, the young and growing
land OF future promise, and bowed
the knee to the totteIing fortunes
of Wall street and the exhausted
soil of failing New England.
In self def nee the silver men OF
the West have allied their fortunes
with the cotton producers Of the
North.
We are all working for self in.
terest.
Wheat, cotton and silver have
combined ag inst gold.
The combination will win and ii
Harrison vetoes the Silver bill,
he is also signir 6 the death War.
rant of the party in '92.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-01-18

81 Cannot see why old man Hoar
persists in pushing that election
bill Of his when the finances of tn e
country are in such a deplor-
able condition." remarked James
/ Conant of Rome, n. Y, recent
ly to a company. 81 am as red
hot Republican as they max e,
but / believe if the Senator from
Massachusetts were hit in the
head with stuffed club and put to
sleep it would be good thing for
the country. Although / am from
the East am a firm friend OF
silver. / believe il thu big dolla r
of our da Is, and I want to see
more Of 'em made. The circula t.
ing medium OF the United States
is too small by far. l believe In
plenty Of money"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-01-18

Miss Amy Fowler. we known as
Sister Rose Gertrude, whose miss
ion t, the lepers of Molokai at
tracted So much newspapers atten-
ton, is now earning her living as
a teacher in Honolulu. She was
a victim OF mi~information. From
what she read about Father Dam
len, at the time of his death, she
naturally inferred that he had
been laboring alone am ong the
lepers, whom his death would
leave without friends, and she nobly
started out to take up portion
of his work. The English news
papers knew no beut T, and ap-
plauded her zeal. But when she
arrived on the spot she found a
wel-organized mission, in charge
of one or two priests and several
reli.ious women, and as they did
not at once turn over the whole
busine, to the newcomer, there
was nothing for her to do but
subside into the subordinate place
OF a helper. AS this WIS not
what she had gone for, Sister Rose
Gertrude appears to have retired
with her dream of devotion unreal
lied.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-01-18

There is one solution OF the
BehIing sea difficulty, and that Is
for all poachers, whether Cana
dian or German. to get out and
stay out.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-01-18

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
j d Kersey, A M McCabe,
Ii Bergman, John z Meder
S r Noyes, Tim Dempsey.
III
Tickets may be procured from
the above Committee, or at all
the leading Business Houses.
Tickets, admitting gentleman
and ladies en- masque. 81. so
Reserved seats on stage, each 10
General admission and gallery 80
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DIXON AND WILLIS.
The California Athletic Club Has
Matched Them.

Abe Willis. the champion bantam weight
puglist of Australia. and George Dixon, the
champion little un" of America and En-
gland, signed articles last night before the
California Athletic Club though not until
after considerable dickering between Tom
ORourke the trainer and hacker of Dixon,
and NJ. Archibald, who looks after Willis
interests, as regards the division Of the $1,000
purse.
O'Rourke, in Dixon's behalf, desired that
the entire amount should go to the winner;
but Archibald objected to this, and made
quite speech, during which he stated that
in the event of Willis losing the match his
expenses to Australia would make up quite
an item. After all the arguments it was
agreed that S4250 should go to the winner
and $3.50 to the loser. The next and the
most important matter discussed was the
mo contest problem. O'Rourke was very
emphatic on this question, declaring that
under no circumstances would he agree to
any proposition which would give The Di-
rectOrS voice so far as the decision of the
contest was concerned.
You have a referee" said O'Rourke,
who l presume understands his business,
and l consider that if the Queensberry rules
are to govern the contest it is he and not
the officers Of the club, that must pass judg-
ment."
AT least one hour was spent in arguing
this question, and finally the manager Of
the colored fighter won his point. The arti-
Giles OF agreement read that the referee shall
have full power to act, and that there must
be conclusion, if it should take all night,
to bring about that end.
The contest will take place on the even
Ing OF July 28th, and it is further stipulated
that the contestants must weigh in at
o'clock on that date and not 10 exceed 115
pounds. The man failing to come to weight
will forfeit $500, which the representatives
OF the pugilists deposited with the club
After the clubs contest" agreement was
signed and passed upon by the board the
bautamS signed articles of their own, which
state that in the event of either not being in
the ring at 80 o'clock on the night OF the
18th prOX. the absentee will forfeit 10 the
club $50 for each aud every five minutes
after that time.
Before leaving the bantams were weighed
and measured. They are of the same
height-5feet, 6 inches. Dixon tipped the
scales at 129R pounds, and his opponent at
l34 pounds. The Australian at first refused
TO be weighed, thinking that his weight
might possibly alarm his colored opponent,
but when ORourke said: "Why, step on
you're all right, my boy" he mounted the
scales, but rather reluctantly.
The match promises to be a good one, as
1t Will be an international affair, and will
decide the championship of the world CT
the class the fighters represent.
The morning call., 1891-06-09
.Iananese ENTERPRISE.

Baron Won Siebold, Secretary of the Aus
TRAN Legation at Toxic, Japan, who has
been for some days at the Palace. left last
night for Vienna on years leave of alb
sence.
my attention was recently directed"
said he, "tO an item in THE CALL in which
it was stated that the Japanese Govern
mcnt was negotiating with the Union Iron
Works for the building Of a cruiser. Sub
seQueutly | saw that some eX-ConSul was
inclined TO diScredJ the statement Now |
am Inclined TO believe it is true. In the
first place your American constructors have
demonstrated that they can build ships
equal in every way TO those of England, and
that they can build them cheaply is demon
strated by the fact that CTamp of Philadel-
phia has already offered TO duplicate the big
ocean fiierS for the same sums paid abroad.
The japanese. | have discovered, during
eight years spent there, are extremely
friendly TO the United States, and they will
tell YOU frankly that they regard this
as the greatest country in the world.
Then the question of convenience
would come in, and iT would be
easy for their representatives to run across
to inspect vessels building. Same months
ago You remember war-yessel was COM
pleted on the Clyde, and on her way TO ia
pan was lost, with all hands. She left CAL
cutta aud was never heard of again. This
danger would be avoided in the case OF a
vessel built here. At the last session Of
Parliament the Japanese Minister of Ma
rIne asked for and was granted very large
Appropriation for new ships, and this, COM
bined with other facts, makes me think 1t
quite probable that one or more may be
built here"