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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-19
A Nav Disinfectant.

A disinfectant Is being introduced into
sick-rooms in Australia in the form If the
green branches of eucalyptus. The reputa-
ton of the eucalyptus as an absorbent Of
malaria and an antidote in fever cases is
well established, and for some time its eff
fects as dsinfectaut in sick-chambers have
been carefully watched. DIR. Curgen ven
states, after twelve months trial, that in
cases of scarlet fever, if the branches be
placed under the bed, the bedding under
goes thorough disinfecton, the volatile
vapor penetrating and snturating the mat
tresses and every other article in the room.
The vapor is also said to have a beneficial
effect upon phthisical patients, acting not
only as an antiseptic but as a sedative. and
to some extent hypnotic.
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there were three contacts of 10 seconds
each, With intervals between them of u
seconds While this looks like experiment.
ing upon human lie the doctors say that in
all the cases ''uncOnsciousne5 was instan.a-
of eonia and tsey %ere Unable to dTaM
the conclusion that to insure death as
speedily as possible current of the power
employed In these cases should be applied
for 80 to 60 seconds. OF the complete sue
cess of this method of executing the death
penalty there seems to be no doubt.-N. Y.
'rjmaa
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-19
A simple Cure for Mosquito Bites.

A German scientist is CREDITED with say
ing that of the various remedies recon-
nended for mosquito bites, such as am
monia, oil of cloves, chloruiorm. carbolized
glycerin. ETC., none is better than ordinary
soap. He is an ardent naturalist and on his
frequent excursions in the country he inva-
riably carries small piece of soap, with
which. in case of bite, he makes latl:er
all over the affected part and allows it to
dry on. He almost invariably finds that the
relief Is instantaneous, and that all pain
soon ceases. Should it continue, however,
as sometimes happens, 1t is only necessary
to repeat tho applcation.-Ex.
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CHICKEN-RANCH HOUSE.
Detectives Raid the Negroes and Lo
VIII lite Inmates.


VIII lite Inmates.
Yesterday afternoon Detective Dillon
went into a notorious lodging house. SIT
Mission street, known as the Chicken
ranch House." to make inquiries about
Mamie Flynn, who is wanted in the Police
Courts. The landlady told him she was
running that house and he could leave as
soon as he wanted He did leave, going
first to the Montgomery House to see the
proprietor of the Chicken-rapch House.
who was, however. az the boat-race; then
to the Police Station for his fellow-detective,
Charles Crockett. Together they made a
raid on the Chicken-ranch House without
warning. The result was greater than they
had expected.
This house is the rendezvous Of blacks
and whites, who consort together without
regard to race, creed, color, or present or
past conditions. Mamie Flynn, Minnie
Scott, Blanche Udell and Mamie Earty.
ranging in ages from 16 to 80 years. were
found In bed with negroes, and were i'm
mediately arrested The negroes were al
lowed to depart though in some States
there are laws under which they would
have been held for felony. The girls will
be prosecuted for vagrancy.
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large as a small mountain; where until the
safe Of the State Treasury opened, coyotes
had no fear nor shame. and were wont to
raise TIER voices in unmelodious walls by
day and hy night; where the only event of
tile day is the coming and going Of the age
Uncle Billy, with all these lacks and eX-
tras of nature, insists and to his dying day
will assert that Coyote Holes is not only the
finest place in Kern County but the best IN
the world.-kern Californian.
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The Garden Spot.

Uncle Billy Raymond, who lives at Coyote
Holes, on the edge, OF the Mojave Det ert,
where the winds GIBBS and blows more than
twice in twenty -four hours; where now and
then zephyrs pick up small sized cobble-
stones and twirl them along with more
bewildering in and out curve than is posi-
Bile for the best of baseball pitchers; where
for protection against great occasions, the
kitchen stove is anchored to bowlder as
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-19
FOR PORTLAND D. ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY RHa
L Ocean DiviSiOn-and PACIFIC COAST 9I1SH
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from spear
street Wharf at 10 for the above ports one OF
their l iron steamships, viz:
STATE OF OALIFORNIA-Septemb %, oc-
tober 10. %. November 5, Is. 27, December 9, 81.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20, october 2, II, IS.
November T. 10, December l. ID, IS.
OREGON-Septem0er 81, October g. lS, 3d. No
vember II, 90, Dee ember 3, II, 80.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacific
Railroad. Oregon Short Line aud other diverglug
lines for all points in Oregon, Washington British
Columbia Alaska, Idaho Montana, Dakota, Utah.
wyoming Yellowstone PGrk and ali points East and
South aud 10 Europe.
Fare to Portland-Cabin, SIG; steerage IS; round
trip, cabin, $50.
Ticket Ofces-1 Montgomery ST., and Palace Ho-
tel New MONTGOMERY ST.
GOUDALL, PERKINS & CO, Supt. Ocean Line.
lu 10 Market st. san Francisco.
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SLAPPED THE WAITRESS.
He Caused n Cutting scrape In a Kearny

fo CHUseU u NUttfHB SCFape III NeHrHy-
Street "Dive."
Fl. Smith, who lives at the International
Hotel, was treated at the Receiving Hos
pital early yesterday morning for a stab in
the right side and deep cut in the back
He said he was in dive at the cornel Of
Kearny and jackson streets when free
fight occurred. Some one slapped wait
ress, and dozen men sprang upon him.
The slapper drew knife. fought his way
through the crowd to the door and escaped
Smith happened to be the only man who
came within reach Of the knife. His
wounds are not of a serious nature, and
after they were stitched up and bandaged
he went home.
The wearing OF a rose in the nair back OF
thu ear is a SDauieh fOihIe
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BAGGAGE NOTICE.

DY RETAINING YOUR BAGGAGE CHECKS
d until you reach San Francisco and then leaving
the same at our Branch once located IN the was-
ing room Of the Oakland Ferry Depot, foot OF Mar
ket street. you will not only save the annoyance OF
transfer agents, but will also save l6c on the DO
livery of each trunk. Our rates: Ono trunk, 3sct
three trunks ST. Remember, all others charge 500
Eeeaars street. % sea
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A Minersvile (Pa.) man, whose wife has
sued him for non-suppnrt, makes the coun
ter charge that she had shot at him with a
revolver. struck him on the head with
beer bottle, cut him with a knife and fire.
quently made threats to poison him. The
court has as yet rendered no decision.
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The first was a daring combination of
tweed, velvet. braiding and zebine tails.
jacket, with draped velvet, silk-lned lapels
of kind which are SO far very rare. The
jacket is cut with long tails, aud cut away
over the hips like a mans swallow tails. A
wastroat of fine checked silk is introduced,
tight-fitting, with high collar, velvet-dpped
aud terminating at the waist with a diago-
nal strap. The sleeves have velvet cuffs,
edged with a zebline tail each, The skirt Of
the bel-shape is braided all round, Zebline
tails being ingeniously introduced in the
braiding. A neat little felt bonnet is worn
with this costume, trimmed spaTingly with
velvet rihhOn and winter berries.
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County. 1t is not to be wondered at that
Captain Levy and his men, after the treat
ment received, held the service of the State
in such slight favor as not to care 10 remain
longer in 1t. Hardly a man under similar
circumstances but would have done like
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-19
How to Be Charming.

Would you make yourself charming to those
whom you meet?
Then Danish all frownlng and sghs;
For life Is too fieeting, and friendship too sweet
To be sitting with tears III ones eyes.
Then smooth out your forehead and speak only
wordst
or gentleness, meekness and truth;
Take lessons In singing of the sweet birds
A smile gives perpetual youth.
"But what? You don't dare to laugh-hardly to
smlle?
Why, bless you what folly Is this?
Your teeth look so wretchedly all of the WHILE
You dare not your own brother kiss?'
Well, well there's remedy; try II, be sure,
Twill make your Affections to flee
Buy bottle OF S0ZoDONr, fragrant and pure,
And a beautiful change you will see
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN &Za
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska SepteIn- szz2fs2
Der and october p, A. Il November and Decem-
Der H. 20.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports.
September and October 2. 7, u, II, %, 81 A. II.
November aud Decemb r l. q. n. Is, 81, 20, 81.
For Eureka Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, A "
For Santa Ana, Los Angeles and all way ports avery
fourth ana mt day, s A.
For San Diego, stopping only at Los Angeles, Santa
Barbara and San Luis obiSpo every fourth aud fifth
day at ] A..
For ports in Mexico. 25th OF each month.
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel, New Montg 0msryis
6OODALL. PERKINS & CO.. General Agents.
lktu 10 Market st. San Francisco
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

TinahE o0AfANAS '-AA-'A'f' WILL ac
FOR NEW YOVH VIA Panama.
SIS. SAN JUAN, Friday, october %. 1871,
at noon taking freight and passengers direct for
Acapulco. Cham pericO. San Jose de Guatemala
Acaiutla. La Libertad, La Union Puata Arenas
and Panama.
FoH BOSG-WOSG VIA YOKOHAMA.
oF RaSeessv j:ctobei 81 1901 at
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRo ................,
........... Saturday November a. 1891. at rx
.......',.......T Tuesday, December g. 1891, ats Pm
Round trip tickets 10 oAohama and returnls:L
dUced rates.
For freight or passage apply at the olcs cornsrI.
First and Brannan street1
Branch ofiGe-202 Front street.
9Th II ALEXANDER CENTER. General Agent
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Loveliest Among the Lovely

Is she who renews preserves the beauty Of
her teeth with SOZODONT, confessedy the
most effective preparation for them. Volumes
OF evidence might be adduced In support Of Its
claim TO public confidence. as means of In
MIGRATING the teeth and rendering them pure,
glisiening and spoess, aud not less salts
factorily proven. It's balmy Influence upon the
breath. Ask Tor genuine SozODONT and &c.
cept no cheap substitute.
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C0MPAGNlE GENERALE
IRAN SATLA NTIQU
French Lire tn Fpvre.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEw), AZ NORTH sra
" River foot OF Morton ST. Travellers by Sftlss0
this line avoid both transit by English railway and
The discomfort Of crossing the channel in 4 small
boat
LA CHAMPAGNE Traub. Observation-Disclosures.
...,...... Saturday, october 24th, az 1000 \. ".
LA GASCOGNE, Santei. Observation-Disclosures
.............. Saturday october Slst 80 A. "
LA TOO RAlNE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
............. Saturday, Move nber 7th 500 A.
LA BOURGOGNE Frangeul ......................
........ Saturday. November lith, $50 NJ
rs For freight or passage apply to
A. FORGET. Agent.
Nos Bowling Green, New YORK.
J.F. FUGAzI d CO., Agents, Montgomery avs
San Francisco.
Branch ofnee. 10 Montgomery street. mr20I
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CLOSED IN THE EAST.

The regular racing season in the East hav-
ing closed, the winter tracks will blossom
cut in full glory again, and the high-class
cester, Gutenberg and Saratoga-the latter
track having been purchased by the Gutten-
berg maguates-will again delight the East
ern public.
L. J. Baldwin's Eastern stables are racing
at Chicago, and as they have not been very
heavily campaigued this season, aud out
class the fields starting against them, many
pleasant little purse is being placed to the
credit Of the Lucky ones" bank account
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The wearing of a rose in the nair back of
the ear is Spanish foible.
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SANTA CRUZ DIVISION.

for Morning. P for Afternoon
sSundays eYceptei saturdays oniE
.Sundays only.
THE PACIFIC TRA&sFER COMPANY
viii call for and check baggage from hotels and
residences Inquire OF ticket agents fer time cards
and other Information.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.


Trains Leave and Are Due to Arrive ~
SAN FRANCISCO.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-23
SAM SING WILL fIGHT.
He Offers to Pay the Expense of Com
mission to Sit ON Kim.

He Offers to Pay the Expense of q Com
mission to Sit ON Him.
Sam Sing. the alleged leper, who was
taken from mis- home at No. 3l2 John
street, Harrison, to Snake Hill. last week,
intends 10 make fight Tor his liberty. He
claims that his malady is simply a harm
less skin disease. and that he is NOT af-
hicted with leprosy: He has renewed his
proposition 10 pay the cost OF q thoro ugh
examination OF his condition By five of
the best medical experts TO be found. and
if their examination proves him TO be d
leper he will return TO his native land at
his own expense. On the other hand, il It
is shown by the examination that he is
not suffering from leprosy he has de-
clared MS intention to sue Hudson
County for $4,000 damages, resulting
from his confinement and the published
report OF DR.. SaltonstalI, the County
Health Inspector, and DIR. Gor6on, the
President OF the Hudson County Board OF
Health.
So far, however. the Board Of Health
have refused TO entertain the proposition,
and Sam is still confined in tbs County
Hospital What the outcome viii De il is
impos sible to say. It is understood that
Sans friends have retained ex-JuGgs
johnson to act as his counsel, and IN all
probability the matter viii be Tested II
courts
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-23
a RING FOR King slllpE.
The Merry Monarch OF weehaulan IN q
Blaze of Glory


Blaze of Glory
When the glory of King Solomon
faded ont at Eldorado last n ight the glory
Of King Simoa began to glow at schneia-
er's Hotel at Weehawken. At about
half-past eleven the admirers Of King
Simon Kelly gathered at the
hotel and IN the presence Of
about fifty gentlemen Council man
Hessmer stepped toward the merry mon
arch, and after short speech, ousliniug
his worth. handed the surprised sovereign
q dainty plush box. in which was a hand
some diamond ring. This ring was a
token from the members Of the police
force.
When the refund ruler recovered his
equaninity he responded feelingly, tell
ing Of his surprise and qualification.
Then the EIdoFad0 band which was II
attendance, burst cut ia q blaze OF har-
mony and all the admirers saE down to a
small spread.
Among these s-=sss - . -=sszzs Mayor STAN
ton. Councilmen Davis, Wilmont and
Nienaber, Ereeholdsr Noouan, Town
Clerk Carroll, Herman Maker. Assessor
0'Donnell, DR.. Rhodes, Joha Elynn, John
Sweeney. Sergeant McDonough, Hounds
man Alvin, Bessie Irving Chamberlain,
Edward Mcclure, Andrew Fogt1eEl
William King, William Ewing, Charles
Anderson. Thomas ConEoy. Thomas T.
Ewing, Michael Ti2he and Thomas
7svr1rf,
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-23
4 Budget of News and Cos
sip About Al Sorts Of
Outdoor Sports.
GOOD RIFLE SHOOTING.
The Atlantic Boat Club Regatta
Wheeling and Tennis.
Baseball. the Races, Athletic and
Other Summer Events.


The successful tournament OF tbs Ex~
ceisior Rifle Club closed last evening is
the 6reenyille schuetzen Park The
cracker jacks Of New YORK. Btookirn
and New Jersey participated and ene
came With his little gun from
the nutmeg state. William Hnehex 1t
Newark, who has frequently bsen'
er0enea king ct Eise sebeas1sn fssklya ls.
won the first prize On the ring 56<8sfs
also the first premiums for tHss & - lzss;
SCORES and for the GREATEST a<nz6er
et bullaeyes 81 WaIszer *
Now York wen the first D1;x9
Oh the bulIseye target and NJ Gnar,-
ming won the einb ci3afnpipns 81 fk&
target of hDn0r The club res45xHH W
rs liberal money prizes The resulte ~
low - s. 81 =
Ring target- WIN. Hayes. &&a; K. 81 III.
$50: = Eoppersmith, So & UofIef $z]
=. Wal theirs, Sl6: q Aass. Ei2 a y! ze~'
row d. Miller and Il. r Hansen dz7iGS&|
amounting to SIS: 6. Joiner, Fl. Pope sud
y. basse divided THE tenth. eieTenfa and
twelfth prizes. a1urEgariu& x15. Fl
Fischer. S. L. Fogel s., IT. Spesahex z
Premiums tor The best 1--WE SCORES :~
w. Hayes. 81: Z. Flack. U.s. IL koYpex~
Premiums Tor frar pull ges:1-<s q
Narick and a. Pope, each ST. fpf last
buli's-eyes, J, CoppersntiIh ard nc
Dorler, each ST
Bnslss-ege targefB Wathers. <z(,
J. Coppersnith. xlas Il Koss. Ef2 III
Pope and q. Chnv nj, each 81. " kzayes.
So: i. F1aek. 81 l. r Hansen and d
Miller. each S. 50 DarIer. 81 Premiums
for most bull 's-ere Hayes. IS Eahse1.
s.; Resss -: Coppersnitns s3 Pope. ~
W J. Claiming, 60: Hansen, So W.
Weber, e. j. Speit her, s.. O. e BQyee,
"a; r. ChaVant. Sc, s. G FafSek. s., ]
Hughes, IS; W. RoBidoux 81 G Il PIN
ney. 81. W HenuesseF. as: G. Eanch{e.
~; f. Haebes. ~ E g. klttredEe, ~ -
Boag, 50; L. Pheffer. 50.
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Iookine for right, He Got 1t.

A would-be pugilist named McKenna.
who belongs at No 204 Fourth street, for
sock his haunts last night and explored
the mysteries of Gammontown. He soon
succeeded in getting M fight on Morris
street. which resulted in his hav-
ing both eyes discolored and be-
ing knocked unconscious Police
man Mouahan heard the fight, and he
saw McKenna knocked out and Thomas
Martin Of No. 286 Warren street. who
looked as If he had done the knocking.
The policeman took Martin to the First
precinct station, and patrol wagon and
squad Of men We're sent to the assistance
of Mclkenna. When they arrived at the
place where the fight took place
Lieutenant Buckbee learned McKenna
had been taken into No 5e Morris street.
The sergeant entered the house aud found
Mckenna seated on a sofa nursing his
broken head. McKenna absolutely re-
fused TO make charge against any one.
aud the services Of the patrol wagon and
police not being needed they returned to
the police station. There being no COM
plant against Martin he was discharged
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Chief murphy SAYS They Rave An Been
Broken Up.


Chief murphy SAYS They Have All Been
Broken Up.
s'Chief, want to talk to you about the
the gangs in this city. - I said last night
10 him. met Chief Murphy in his
Office.
Gangs? There are no gangs here,
that is. regularly organized gangs such
as we used 20 have. The day for gangs
has passed. Our telephone, patrol
wagon and Increased police force have
knocked them out. Most OF the
Lava Bed gang are in prison, the Red
Tigers from the Long Dock are with
them, the hudson street gang is broken
up and the Morgan street gang is extinct
These gangs were composed Of thieves
and ruiHaDs of the worst sort, but after 4
long determined effort We got rid Of
them
yes; but Chief, day or TWO ago a
gang horribly illtreated poor German
and your men arrested three OF them.
They were IN court yesterday
Ne 10 not consider these fellows en-
titled 10 be called gangs. The Wades are
naa men, but they are not Of i ciass like
the Morgan street thieves. In fact
1.-The Gully case that has been re-
ported Tor 3 long time charging snosaska-
tipn BIZ gang excent The cnAe ~ Ward
and the Wadess tg0k place about WEEK
ago IN about the same place. q man WIS
going TO Nashburnss lumber YARD, aisa
when near the canal several fellows de-
manded some money for beer He was
afraid or them and RAve the l0afers d
quarter When he got 10 WISH burn s
he teiephonea here and Ws arrested one
OF the number
The old canal boats and shaaties in
this neighberhood are haven foT fellows
like these. and some return after we serd
them 70 jail. They are always trouble
some here. Many that we sent no prison
never come back 10 this city, for tney
know we watch them SO closely chat they
dare do nothing crooked No. there mr. e
no gangs now, unless you class petty
GROWER worker sa5 gangs.
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THE ATLANTIC'S REGATTA.
All the Races We're a Success
Cheers for the Winners.

The thirty annual regatta and
excursion Of the popular Atlantic Boat
Club Of Hoboken was held yesterday
and it proved an unqualified success
The regatta was held in the afternoon
on the Gutenberg course. and the
different events were watched with IN
terest by large crowd. The races with
one exception were one mile wiFh tEfn.
The water was in splendid Condition.
The first race, and the real race Of The
day. was the special half mile dash for Il
cup presented by tue EDeniag NeNs of
Hoboke1- Tnis race wHs originally TO be
decided IN the Ecenfng Nous regatta, but
owing 70 the lateuess of the hour and rte
fact fact some Of the crews we're dis
abled. it was declared off at the time.
great trim thar day and eager to row,
but the referees decision was final. and
the Valeneias were very dissatisfied
They refused TO row for the cup yesterday.
and only crews from the Actives ard Ar
lantics participated.
The Aceives were;-F. Stats. bow; W.
Gensen, 2. C. kortlang. 5; g. Mahlnaau.
stroke, aad H Thoms, coxswain The
Atlantics Weres-A- 4eyne. bow, A. I.fo--
nemann, 2: w. Trenkamp. 8; yoteiIer.
stroke. and Luke Brandt. coxswaIn The
excitement was intense as the crews
lacGt tue &AdAttf. lis All&dtttr L&tt
slight call IN the betting. Al the pistol
shot the crews got of almost toEerher-
At once the Actives took tbs
lead and their admirers shoute1
themselves b0arse. Steadily fhey
gained and soon were almost q beat
length ahead. The Atiantics seemed TO-
be IN trouble. but suddenly they bfsce4
up and held their own. As the finishing
point was neared the Atiaptics began q.
move uO but although they strained
every muscle they were unable tc ovsr~
haul the Acfives who crossed the Anish-
ing lire about ten feet ahead
The victorious crew OF the Actlxes WAS
roundly cheered Their roWed grand
race and the club has another me trophy
TO add TO ifs credit
The second event was the single scv<f
race for sisepsl The entrieN were r.
II. Getting. George H 5seil, G. =. Ib<e&
vein, W. Treukamp and p. H Schuid<>
This race was waikovtr FOR Irax5W8 i4
who flushed dozen Lengths ahexd ~
The double scull was THE NEXT evans III
be decided. In this ue1E entered q
Gericke and r. G. Sturken and r. Ec<r<
ard and X. Dinelesfedt Le1nnrd and
DinRlestedt won easily. 3 z. (
The pair cared sic race was a pl'etIf
III c. Kudlick and NJ A8p<I co4 = aIc<
aud tho other ". IrcnkHup, a. x<In@<
mann and Patsy, coxswaln. Ha1sx = 1s>2I
The Dsnedicts we're pissed axaiaxe <nt
Bachelors III 3 f1ur-92fou t1rx& <@c&.
The Eenediets Were: Gepf<e n &I&tI
how; f. q. TI$uS, s. y. Is kaIzss ol!5|k
e A. EQbjn1, e<rQ&e. e1f
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water Not wholly cnt On.

The residents Of the Fourth district
were given great scare yesterday mora
ing. The water supply was reduced to
such an extent that everyone thought
il had been entirely cut off, AS matter
of fact the water supply was cut eff for 4
few minutes from Christ Hospital only.
The pressure of water was reduced for
about MALT an hour TO permit the repalr
OF the water gates at High Service En-
gineer Ruggies stated that the supply OF
water was not cut of altogether at any
time anywhere. except at Christ H0spi.
tai