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,oxn sbouId be called, it is Mon-tay-vay-dee-
Oh accounting the fourth syllable and remem-
-, ,ha, de letter which we call Q is rem
dsred a in The Spanish language. and is pro-
nounced g.
II, !. midsummer now on this side Of the
.ora.or Won know, and these January DAYS are
az most delightful Of the year-absolutely
,sr,sct in point of weather. the heat tempered
X ocean breezes, and dry, pure winds
blowing down the great La Plata from
uniuhsbited pampas above. The happy
RICO, at all day on their balconies
strumming guitars, smoking cigarettes
and sucking mate through silver tubes, while
los Bobres (the poor)-equally careless of to-
morrow, IL only there be '.bite and sup to-
day-loll in the sunshine, more thoroughly con-
tented than any king IN his gilded palace. and
In the balmy evenings all the local world, aris-
tocrats and plebeians together. HE themselves
70 the plaza to enjoy music and moonlight to
the top of their bent
TIE PLAZA DE LA CONSTITUTION.
Let us begin our tour with that central point,
the Plaza de Ia Constitution. which-sfter the
manner Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES laid out
before the town was fairly planned and became
the nucleus around which everything grew.
For many years it was known 5 the Plaza de
la MatriB, until lin 1S30) the constitution of
the newborn republic wasformally proclaimed
In that square, after which event it was solemnly
rschristened. One side Of it is occupied by
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AUCTION SALES.
kOTu.E DANs.
DuNcANsoN BROS, Auctop,.r,
TkSSsSTEEs, SALE on VALUABLE pRoprR1Y


DuNcANsoN BROS. Auct,oneer.-
TksSSsSTuEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ virtue OF decrre the Supreme Court OF he Dis
81 we wiz M sssed in equity cause No. ESQ Doc
1AY OF MARCH I sa Al FhE E FR
arcei Of sroun front n Of the premise all
Dis,r so pla; OF of the city OF Wsshinson
in square numbered hundred and
forming The sast sane at the corner OF the alley
, lee. Tss Of line Of lot fourteen ibsnee xes;
ten 90 inches thence east een I ts, .ns ,s feet
sssen ana one h INN with right OF way rear
Sren, public alley together with the improvement.
a. ons ST third cash. balance in equal
cent nters Two years notes to be given bearing per
by deed of semi annually. and TO be secured
deposit Of 900 required at time Of sae
complied with in fifteen Ssa cost Terms to 6e
@ ns rsht TO resell the PROPERTY at the rsk and
c hIhNkY %IsL GARRETT. Trustee.
ANDREW pBs B. 6tFA til ' Trs st n~
;,,YiIoS; - Corner ~ st and La ave.
ol2 st. n y.
TIE HANDSOME STALLION. POTOMAC CHIEF.
ON ON TUESDAY, March AHifF iRSTT, 1902 rrwr1vr
street northw sell wiiInn our new Horse Bazaar 81
Hsei lied BY BashaW r his record 20. San
betIer tnan tins stallion has record can show
ss,,.a,, THOMAS Do Wine & SON.
- Auctioneers.
THOMAS BOWLING son, Aucti9neer..
Oh L ST. nv.
nv P0TOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION
O.CTT oIE b6SDAf, MARCH FIRST. lsQ2, Al TWO
SLoSh r; N. In front Of the Georsetoyn mari AZ
pouse We Snail sell the three fisheries on the unrr
fotomac known as Clouds Landing.
60, IA. IhOMAS DOWNING SON
- us Auctioneers.
II ATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND
SIoRE RooM, No. EGO I'D STREET SOUTH
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated June s. 1891 and
recorded In Liber No. 1895. folio 81 ct seq one ~
the land records Tor the District of Columbia AMI st
tne request OF the party secured thereby, under
signed trustee Will oer for sale in front of the pre
ises ON MONDAY. the TWENTY-NINIH day of r r r.
RUARf, A. ID. lSJ2, at HAl.F-PAST FOCK O'CIoCK
r. NJ, by public aYcnon the following described real
Columbia. and known and being the south part of
lot tlrty-eight (oS In square five hundred and
seven (o9.), improved by small frame house
Terms OF sa e: OnethIrd cash balance IN one and
two years. per cent per annunl. secured by eei Of
trust on the property Sold all cash. the option OF
the purchaser. deposit of $50 required at the time
OF safe. II the terms of sale complied with in
ten days from the day OF sale the trustee reserves the
right 20 resell the property at the of the
utlns purchaser after five days advertise Of
such resale III some newspaper published in Washing
ton, u q All conveyancing and recording tine cost
CHAs. W. KEEsE. Trustee.
fe22-d&ds RADCLIFFE. DARR Co. Auct's.
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,.o,. like soldiers. glazing severely ct the
Honhie row Of ogling men whose attention they
bovs coroe out on purpose to attract. while the
latter unsbashed, stare into the faces Of the
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DUBLIC SALE OF OLD MATERIAL AT THE
NAVY YARD. WASHINGTON. d. C--NAXY

LAM, "hSElN0lON. ID. C.-NANl
Department, Washington. D. c., February ID.
lSs-ln accordance with the provisions of the second
s s OF the act Of COMPRESS spproved August5
1867, Statutes at Large. volume -, .9 and the
Act making appropriations for the naval for
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1891, and for other
purposes. approved June 80, 1850. there will be sold
at the navy yard Washington, ID. c.. MARCH NINE
TENTH, 1882, certain articles and material belonging
to the navy, condemned unit for therein,
slsng Of old sextants Octants. binoculars, watches,
baroineters transts. spyglasses and about 1872 600
pounds bronze scrap, cuttings turnings and borngs
The sales Will be for cash, the highest bidder for
each lot, by sealed proposals for the purchase
articles and material Schedules of the articles and ma
terlals to be sold may be obtained application at the
office OF the general storekeeper, Navy Yard Wash
ington. u. C.. The proposals must he made in dupli-
cate nclosed in an envelope Endorsed Proposals
purchase OF condemned stores the navy yard WASH
ington. DC. to be opened March 10, 1852, I" and ad-
dressed to the paymaster OF the navy yard Washing
ton d. c. Proposals must reach the office of the pay
the above date, when bids Will be publicly opened.
deposit OF 20 per cent of the total amount OF
bid must accomPanyt as security for the payment of
the balance and the removal OF the articles within
thirty days after date Of acceptance of bid This de-
post Will be made with the payaster the yard and
forfeited to the United States in event of failure
pay such balance and make removal within the time
stated The material and articles will be sold they
lie and must he removed during yard hours with
out expense to the government The right to reject
any or all bids is reserved. JAMES X. SOLEY, Acting
Secretary Of the Navy. fe2O-taw2w
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IN M0NTEVIDE0.
Some of the Sights of a Luxurious
Capital.
A COSMOPOLITAN CITY.
An Languages Can Re Heard Vile Watching
the Gay Promenade on the Plszss-ho" inc
City 10 Laid Out-Private Residences Oh INC
wealthy-The Police and the Army

From The Stars travelling Commissioner:
MoSrKvIDEo. URUGUAY. Janusry-
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PROFESSIONAL.

pRoF. CLAY is The OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advertising clairvoy ant, astrooger and medium in
this city. Has wonderful prophetic gift OF second
sight Reveals hidden mysteries RECEIVERS LOST or
stolen property brinxs separated together. causes
speedy marriages. gives success in business removes
family troubles evil influences STRANGERS from other
cities and all IN trouble will time money BY
coming to tine right place at succeeds where
Others nave ialed Convinces most skeptical and adj
vertises only what he can do. Ali business connden-
tial. Satisfaction guaranteed. Sittings, SOC Hours
Sto .. Open sundays Resldence A1Y II st. hat veen
~ ana oth SIS. southwest. fe27-6ts
NINE FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
ut. ae. fe:sl-1ts
Nj ME. RAPHAEL, THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
AVA Voyant and astrologist, the seventh daughter,
born with caul, has wonderful healing power Gives
ha a ana 1cky dates Don't isil TO see thus lady
M RS. HETTIE CLARK OF BOSTON. THE WELL
~ known business and test medium. also medical
ciairvoyant. daily from 10 to also Tuesday and fr-
day. Q TO y 2 IN Otiice. 523 ID ST. NV. fe4-lms
M ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Az life. AL business confidential. Ladies' and gem
temen. 30 cents each. Hours: Va IN. to o y. N, 81
ST.. bet list and North Capitol SITS. ny fel5-2ws
NINE. DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATED
IA English and German astroloeist in the city. tells
ali events of life. Ofhce hours. toy p. M. Sum
day. 10 a. NJ TO PIN. l5Oo 18th st. 3Al1-2ms
INR. ROBERTSON OF BALTIMORE, THE MOST
~ reliable and successful specialist for gentlemen
and ladies. with over thirty years experience can
be consulted every Wednesday and Saturday at his
ofice, $40 st. n W. from to all consultation
confidential and success guaranteed fe91m'
MME- PERRIN. THE TRUEsT DESTINY
M reader Of the age Information siven with phe-
jkaSims - - -
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felS-dGds
FUTURE DAYS.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
NORTH SIDE OF NEW YORK AVENUE BE;
NORTHWEST. AND BRICK HOUSE AND
STORE, NO 1880 SEVENTH STREET NORTH
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ADVERTISING.

III You WISH 10 ADl khlIs1 a. IhIN0 any
l. where - any time write ~ Ono n. HOWELL
co.. 10 spruce st.. New York su2l-ly
LIVERY ONE IN NED OF INFORMATION on
II the subject 81 sdyertisire will do well 10 obtainA
copy Of Book Tor Advertisers" 3oe psxss, prfce Ell
careful compilation from the AInerlrsn Aevrpaper
Directory OF ali the test papers and cinns yournAs,
gives the circulation rating OF and
deal information sbout and other per
BOWELS AD"EkIisING BUREAU. 10 spencs
g.. New York. suzl-ly
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINts1ON.

IN WASHfNelON.
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son, s =, s p:s5Sc.s1 ynne SS'ss les
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(,3LuMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MISS, 800
srineT.l. late of the New En~isna cOn-sTysioTy Oh
Mss FRANCES MARTINS ENGLISH AND
h1 St nv Partisan professor. fny..e s,,s.s
VI Iiees-3s.l Address A JAcoBY. eie sth St. NV
MR. LAURENT BEGs 70 ANNOUNCE THAT re
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Instruction Of tn. hixh.st grad. in every depart
school of modern lsnsnaees Special advantages in
Classes small. Ip.true,ion .srefulIy .a.p,ea 20 in
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Houses connected larse erOund. situation hirh and
.n H "a sfffn f4&
fel6-tr
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fe4- I'm
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Individual instruction Best aud easiest method Of
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LADIES AND Little aIkLs.

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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CUNARD LINE.-PLANs, sAIIINGs, vACAN-
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and &l2o I'd cabin. go ;steersSe (ireat BRITAIN sO
continent, Ell. c. L. DUBOIS. 63l f. sole agent c.
TROPICAL TOURS
Novel and interesting trips to the beautiful English
lsiand Of Jamaica and the many old world
Spanish Main occupying two weeks or longer. By
Atlas line OF steamers. About
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
defrays all necessary expenses of visit to Jamaica,
Hayti, Colomba. Nicaragua and Costa Rica Only first
cabin passengsrs. Tor pamphlet address PIN. Fok-
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Lain, 1ues.. Ach. 3, p. m. Elbe Sat. Mch.
y. Ga m scale. Tuss. Mch- l5. sam. Darmstadt.
Comfortabie state rooms exosllent table, luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices LIST cabin. e70 and up
ws-d . berth. accordin9 70 location; I'd cabin $50
berth; steerass q Low rasss- Apply % Z. r. DRooP.
VS. Penn ave. dS5
"A aLAsoow 70 PHiLADELPHfA DIREcT.
n~~ ~atTE "A ST. st.. .la
CABIN pesseTe go; second class, e5. steeraes, tlQ
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MANICURE

MADAME PAYN MANICURE AND CHIkOPoD-
Mapuisctursr u fiNE MANIcukE nd CEIkofoD-
LII GOODS sounh e Loo lexk 1870
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+. AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

ASRE DA1S.
r AToIIFEE. DARR'a CO.. Austioneer..
Ass1gNEE SALE gY AgcTISS ~ ra az LkssE
STREET NV. wfTH LARGE s STABLE ADJ si IN THE {
M9ehhEE IEs T Ell
on
.as.s. WIN. rwonBlE III .s .s ".
r ATcLIFFE. DAkR CO.. Aucsensers.
Az S2O Pa. ave. n. ".
SMALL STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS,
BSNSHFs SHOW NR 6 ENIRMMER HATS mp
G0UNTERS AND SHELVING. SHADES AND
On MoNbkY M Se 81 NAUG rr8kEu.Ry TWENTY.
NINTH. 1892. BEGINNING AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
No. ~ sci sy s, The
Stoaa riatgres. &c. contained therein to which We
% RADCLIFFE. pARR kCo..
Ie-oSt Auctioneerst
I ATIMEh SLOAN. AuctionesE.. 80.
FIRST SPRING SALE
WALL PAPER
To take place second floor of new and elegant
ON MONDAY. FEBRUARY 90. 1892
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK.
Comprising
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC PAPER HANaINGs.
This Isl fine stock Of goods, and is put up in pack
ages to suit the consumer as well as the dealer.
fe24-dts LATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneers
RADCLIFFE. DARR & co. Anctoneers,
~ $50 Pa. ave. NV.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON l.
STREET BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STREETS, BEING HOUSE NO. 3O5 L STREET
NORTHWEST, BY AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, MARCH SEC
OND. lS!r2, at HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK,
will sell. in front Of the premises.
PART 0F ORIGINAL LOT l. SQUARE 525.
Fronting % feet inches on:L street, with depth of
100 feet.
Ibis property is New Jersey avenue the electric
cars the Belt line the street market and in neigh
borhood that is rapidly advancing i'll value.
Terms OF sale: over and above incumbrance of
to be paid in cash. ell cash. at the option of
the purchaser deposit of 800 required the time
OF the purchaser Terms to be complied with in If
teen days from the day of sale the right resell
the risk and cost OF the purchaser
1e26d6ds RADCLIFFE, DARR Il CO.. Aucts.
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EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS
Il THE SPENCElIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Cor eth and NV.
Twenty seventh scholastic year began Tuesdsy San
tenaber I. 1891. Day ana evening school Of
Practical business, school OF Preparatory Enslish.
School OF Shorthand and Typewritns. Spenceia PEN
mansnip. school OF Mechanical and Architectural
Drawing. Full corps Of instructors. Moderate rates
OF tuiton central location spacious halls and class
rooms Services OF graduates demand. Once
open every buslnees Gay. Cali or send Tor Illus
trated annual announcement. containing full In
formation MRS. SARA A SPENCER
so.4 Principal and Proprietor.
nj ISIS BALCHS CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE
AVA and business college. l201 10th st. n w. Pupils
prepared successfully for cvil service, departmental
ana census exAfnlnAtlons. str
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fe24-dts LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers
RATCLIFFE. DARR L co. Anctioneers,
~ $40 Pa. ave- II. W.
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SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE SUITABLE FOR
SUBDIVISION IN TENNALLYTOWN, D. c,
ON THE MAIN THOROUGHFARE( FORMERLY
CALLED ROCKVILLE TURNPIkE). ELEC-
TRIO CARS PASS IN FRONT OF EACH PIECE
The morning call., 1892-06-18

parently hopelessly done, be frantically
famed and sponged by their friends the
massive form of Slavin's brother, Jack,
being very eonspieuous), while one man
performed shampooing operation on their
respective heads with huge lump of ice.
After 80 minutes the end came in the tenth
round. AS long as these wonders of muscle
and plRck were in activity one saw nothing
but skill and nothing suggestive of repul-
siveness. But in the last round | shall
never forget the effect of seeing the splen-
did white man standing with his face bat
tered, his helpless hands hanging limp and
impotent by his weary sides, the while he
was being ferociously hammered by the
black, for whom he was simply believe
this is the correct term-a "chopping-
block" Then the beaten hero sank gradu-
ally to the loor-the only distasteful feat
ure in a grand display Of herculean strength
and eonsummaie fstic skill. Previous TO
the fight Black said that 81 II he were spared
for five rounds he thought he could show
the spectators big white man with all the
steam out of him." He did, and he richly
deserved his victory. The moral pointed by
a contest between two such fair and honor
able fighters as Jackson and Slavn is to
prove that the manly British sport of box
ing was raised to a higher standard than
eyeriast Monday night. to the credit Of all
concerned.
The morning call., 1892-06-18
SOUTHERN HEIGHTS.
Meeting of the Improvement Club
Wants the Streets Graded.

Meeting of the Improvement Club 1t
Wants the Streets Graded.
There was a largely attended and lively
meeting of the Southern Heights Improve
ment Club at Raymonds Hall on Arkansas
and Napa streets last evening. P. Pengelly,
president of the club. was in the chair. and
j. Glackin acted as secretary.
A subcommittee appointed to draw up
petition to be presented to the Board of
Supervisors for the grading of various
streets reported Ia favor of requesting the
Board Of Supervisors to grade Napa street
from Mississippi to Indiana and from Ken
tacky TO Minnesota, the balance having
been already graded; also Butte street
from Pennsylvania avenue to Minneso ia
street and Minnesota street from Butte to
Napa.
The committee represented that at pres
ent 1t Is impossible for the Fire Department
to reach the scene of fire in the neighbor-
hood, that no hydrants are provided and
there are no fre-alarm boxes within q long
distance.
Supervisor c. w. Taher, who was present,
assured the members of the club that
hydrants would be provided in the near
future, and that be would do his utmost to
have a chemical engine stationed in the
neighborhood until the streets are graded.
The two-cow limit was also discussed. and
The club decided to call the attention of the
proper authorities to the dairy ranch of NJ.
Steiner and have it declared a nuisance.
The beneyard of Buck & 0olen at So
mona and Indiana streets was also declared
nuisance, on account of the terrible stencil
emanating from pile of so tons Of bones
and flesh, which was declared to be in
habited py 80 tons of flies.
1t was decided to request the Southern
Pacific Company to grade Napa street
where it runs through their property.
committee. COMPOSED of MeSsrs Hamil-
ton, Raymond and DoDnelly, was appointed
to draw up a petition requesting the Board
of Supervisors to pass an ordinance reQuir-
ing all corporations building railroads in
the city to use only material manufactured
within the State or to refuse to grant them
franchise. and calling attention to the fact
that many mechanics are at present unable
TO obtain work In this city owing to the
competition of Eastern manufacturers.
The morning call., 1892-06-18

themselves in favor Of the proposed road to
San Leandr0 by way of Bay Farm Island.
A portion of the road will have to be built
by The county and the Supervisors are
ready to have the work done. The COM
mitiee Of the Improvement Association
having the matter in charge recommend
that the old route over the island be used,
the width TO be increased from 20 to 40 feet
The restaurant of joseph Pierce on Park
street was closed yesterday by attachm ents
for amounts .aggregating almost $780, due
for meats and groceries.
Rev. Father Montgomery addressed
large audience last evening on the subject
Of temperance. He spoke under the direc-
ton Of the Committee of One Hundred, who
want the saloons closed from o'clock Sat
nrday night to o'clock MONDAY morning.
Tie committee claim to have over $500 sig
natures to petition asking that this be
done.
Jerry Crayer the old man convicted Of
indecent exposure. was sentenced by Re-
eOrder UZnay Yesterday morning 10 serve
l20 days in the County Jail.
Repairs to the cid Melrose Track will now
be completed and it will then he taken pos
session OF by the Gentiemen's Driving Club
Of this city.
The morning call., 1892-06-18

lantic until the colored Hercules proved
by straight shots from the shoulder and an
excellent display OF generalship that brute
force and strength, although successful ad-
junets in rough aud tumble fighting, will not
prove good enough-eXcepting mere chance
blOw-tO win championship under Queens
berry rules at the present day.
The following description OF the fight by
Harry Furniss. of the London Graphic. in
his own inimitable way, will be found inter-
esting lie says: After the usual pro-
liminaries attending an important argyll
ment OF this kind the big fellows entered
the ring. There was no mistaklng Black,
he was the only cOlored gentleman / saw in
the building. but where was Slavin? Slavin
of the beautiful curly locks and fierce mill
tary mustache was not to be seen. A be-
ing with a dustcoat over his shoulders, in
black trunks and dark blue stockings, de-
posted himself on a chair in the opposite
corner TO the niger, and was Immediately
furiously famed by his friends in white.
The flowing locks, the military mus
tache had gone, but it was still Slayin,
and / never saw any one so changed
artisticaliy for the worse by the
loss OF bis hirsute adornments, but 1t
showed the determined mouth, and he
looked q prize-fghter all over. -Honored
with front seat. / had next me some gen.
tlemen who had travelled some thousands Of
The morning call., 1892-06-18

plausiby explained them away. The lady
was gaTrulous in the extreme, though
earnest; but she created a sensation when
she declared that the testimony of all the
witnesses against her was false-she used,
though. the harsher term "perjured." The
old lady said that ever since that visit OF
her son she had been seolded. held up 10
seOrn, tainted, Inundated, harassed and
made uncomfortable. and she likened her
sufferings to those of the victims OF the
Spanish inQuisition, with the exception that
they were made to suffer in body and she
mentally.
II was ; O'clock when she had closed her
testimony and then the case went over until
today Mrs FOltZ disappointing Justice
Low by announcing that she could not con-
scientiOusly submit her case without an
argument Of at least two hours on the law.
The morning call., 1892-06-18

miles TO see Black beat White. After the
usual preliminaries TIE two giants shook
hands before shaking each other and
spotted the winner simply by artistic opn-
ion, but an Englishman ON my other side
seemed to think differently.
"Wait till you see Slavin get the auctl on
eer home" be said, ITS hundred to one
on him."
Whereupon one of my American neigh
bors remarked, Guess I'll take you to
$1,000. stranger. Pm going to Paris to-mor-
row. but IN take you, il l have to swim
across TO Calais"
In response to my inquiry, The English
man Informed me, and / transmit the in
formation for the benefit of my readers, that
the 'auctioneer' is the deadly right hand.
employed 10 administer the knockout blow.
But it is old history now that Jackson re-
fused to be sold. He made higher bid for
victory that White. ana thelast three rodDds
might be described in anclioneerlng par
lance as "G0ingi going! goneP with the
darky as the gentleman with the hammer.
Perhaps no other man In the world, not
even excepting the great John l.. Sullivan
himself, could have stood three minutes of
the tremendous hitting of the white man.
The most astonishing thing to an outsider
like myself was TO see these men, after three
minutes OF Undesirable slogging, retire to
their chairs In their respective corners ap-