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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
MUSICAL.

MISS JENNIE TUCKPR'S v..
WI sCH0oLs-Tke ne1i session ~ ~ ~
VIII begin SEPTEMBER Iss a. her - - -
2i04 east Broad street "a,
shs has secured tho seryico, q, v,,,.-
BLIcK, who win teach Vocal Muse /, ~
ton with this school, Mis- Bncs t,.,..--
nected with tho choir Of tho Clmbsr,,,... :
Methodist Episcopal chnrch Of N,r,o., =.
years end comes highly cc.mraa,l,, p i
lessor Fity. Of that city. n
For further Information ~ reg-,t.
&C., apply 10 Nils JENNIE iiStv'e
au SA-t afh3r Fess.,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21

At arecent banquet Emperor WILLIAM Of
Germany declared that the alliance be-
tween FRANCIS JOSEPH of Austria and him.
self was the surest guarantee of peace,
but he forgot to say that he bad to thank
Bismarck for making the alliance possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
MEETINGS.
GRAND LODGE OF ,

GRAND LODGE OF vIp ,
W GINA, A. r. AND A. ~. Gr,Vnn
SECRETARY'S OFFICE. Rnupcsa Nv
August 20, IS02.-Ihe Most Wo-..i-.,..,
Lodge Of Virginia will rec; ai f.. i.-,H
THURSDAY, 25th instant. A. 4 2. q, t5,,'-l
20 lay The cornerstone Of tho tha.r... y
merce building, The oflcoss ruI r.....--'A
be panctual in their attendant, aai Ia. 4
MasOns are cordially Invited g. ls ,-.. ~
participate.
By order OF WILLIAM II. Ptrtu>-, ,.
Master. WILLIAM
au zl-4t GiaaI $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
DLUEs, SELECT MOONLIGaL

BY request Of many friends tie Rl,-ar.
Light Infantry Blues will give another N' {
their SELECT MOONIIGHTs on the .lsNl
ARIEL THURSDAY EVENING, AIss..sl
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
We have engaged tho celebrated "pili
Quartetto Club Of Norfolk, Va.
Dancing and refreshments.
Music by Blues Band.
Tickets may be had OF member q il' -
psny only.
The steamer will leave her wharf q, balls.
z o'clock. "a li-AI-a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21

Emperor wIrllAm and Chancellor Won
cArR1sI are said to be at loggerheads over
tho proposition 10 reduce the term Of
service with the eolors in the German
army from three 10 two years The latter
fAyars 4 aad the Soxpsg opneseAjs Tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
EXCURSIONS. Sc.

ONLY 81 ROT SD I.If.
TO NORFOLK, AND NEWPORT grWs
NO TIME LOST FROM KgslN.,s.
SATURDAY MIGHT ArGCsI .-rH.
MOONLIGHT on THE JAMES.
STEAMER ARIEL
LOOK Ar THIS sCHtprLr.
Leaves Richmond SATURDAY Nl8HT "a,
"a "a, at 10 o'clock sharp: arrives A. Ma,
News at o A. NJ. aud Norfolk A. 7AA. ~,
Norfolk Sunday az 4 l.. NJ AMI Neaflr Meas
5 r. NJ: arrives az Richmond a. l-.5J s.,.-
night.
tickets also good 20 re;arn the f1l'lu.-sT.,
day, Angus, 80, 1892.
Ample time sunday 10 visit virginia "a,
Ocean View, Hampton, soldiers u0ms a
Point, etc.
Elegant Meals and Refreshments o1 >.ss-s
Ariel. BEATS THEN ALL LADlE, sA..f
reserved exclu siyely for them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
SIMMER REsnRrs.

NIOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL AM
w SPRINGS, over Rocknsh Gas. Blue -
Mountains, 1896 feet above the level % i-- -
Fine view, delightful summer fr-or' ~
board. strong Iron springs; many % ''l.'.-
the invalid, pleasure-scekrrs, ari f1Iis' 4
easy access. Address Messgs. MA,rih yl-
Alton, Va. al -
NATURAL BRIDGE HOTELS,
~ NATURAL BRIDGE. VA
These hotels, IN easy access Oh .l' 'a.l ~
and Ohio and Norfolk AMI Weston ri., -
ARE NOW OPEN for tho Go,Uunoll'
Manager. J. O. BCRDGfL
Z, 2g-Im Fstr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21

- i. EXCURSION TO NORFOLK 81,
over Chesapeake and Ohio rallgly SAT- IiN
september 3, 1892. Leave segeHletll 81
Broai az 10 p. NJ; leave Norfolk 'l..ilni
p. NJ. Special coaches for ladies gll "a
Good otder guaranteed. No time .-i .-9n .
pesa. ALFRED ID. MO- ELY 81.
~, Of Oh % oH 81 AAaAt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
A LLEGnANY SPRINGS, NJ,

IA NOW OPEN. .s,y,
TIE GREATEST DYSPEPSIA Wal ts - ~,
DISCOVERED. Endorsed by the 'ia.' y. !,
Society and tho most popular summer 49,
the mountains OF Virginia. Aco9llli 90 4,
first-class. Beautiful lawn OF tory 80 -
walks and drives, good livery, bras az i :
band, post, telegraph, aud ezpff's
VITO ioe 'Houiai ""e 'A e. A. COLH0CN
rI4-,sai Genera Manage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
BRIDGE HOTELS
HOIRL ALBEMARLG,
CHARLOTTESVILLE Va

CHARLOTTESYilLE. w
Situated in the most beautiful se' nd
marie county, at the foot OF the 81, s'-s'
MOUNTAINS. GOO FHEr ABO'L lht
The most heaithful climate In ne F-il y
sulphur and Lithis Waters. Eyoly m'i'.
venleDcs. Rates, $40 70 sl5 per wees
rates by the month or tho season. +. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
HAD KILLED EYR CHILD.

As soon as the girl was shot she, stag
gered into the adjoining room lthe Kitten;
en-, while Mrs. Hicks wrung her hands aud
cried at the top OF her voice that she had
killed her child. In this apartment the
wounded girl stretched out her arms and
cried. lord. have mercy on meln The
dying daughter then fell upon her mother
aud kissed her. THIS WAS the last act OF
Carrie ID. Hicks, as she sank upon the
floor and immediately expired.
Mrs. Hicks. perfectly frenzied with
grief. rushed through the rooms TO the
bed upon which the two little boys were
sleeping, and. awsking them. told little
Sammy Godsey TO run over to the Orphan
ASYLUM and arouse Mrs. Gill and the
others. adding she bad killed her daugh-
ner and that she was going to blow her
own brains ont.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
nv 81 -Ht
Hu -I-Ut
RANn MILITARY NfOnNLInu

" TUESDAY, August %, lse.. SEA-,
Ariel % Dutch Gap-unlsr arsp.as H ug
PANY +. FIRST REGIMENT NMha
VOLUNTEERS. This promises 90 De o. -s
enjoyable moonlight cxcuni0n q ihe ssa
and every one who goes with boz . fmT 20
good time. Boat leaves Wha.l Az s ue,ts -.f.
Tickets so ceht3 each and can te fai u
member VI company. Military guc-a fs, a
10 wear their uniforms. aIs.a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
NOTIr

MAS 0NIC NOTICE.
lfI stated communication o. ,ho IOrGr N
OF STRICT OBSERNANCE, AH. -0- "
r. AND A. NJ. viii be held .n 80. t.r.-,s.
corner Third and Main street,, MOAD,v .-s
MING. August 22d, at7.3O oclo-s. NJ.
Third Degree. Candidates Tor degree. -. y
prompt. Members Of Sister .oiges az 4 ~
brothers are frnterualiy iuyitel
By order OF the ". VI.
RO. f. RICHARDSON
az gilt $780,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
~ 14-tsei

HOTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE W.. W.
HI Nj. JOHN TRACY & CO, Foli.,s
Opens JUNE lSTH. Al modern np s.5,.g
Located directly on the bescn. ief l., K -
per day. Apply 20 JOHN TRACY ~
lngton Hotel, Philadelphia, or Cape w 30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21

George W. Palmer, Mrs. Irby, Miss Chris
tian, A. II. Mcdowell, fl. Ella, Jr., Miss
Lilly Logan, Miss l.. Logan, Miss Lena
Logan, Miss Virginia Logan. A. s. Tanner,
S. L. Beverage and wife. S. II. Gates. +.
hurst. A. II. Domery, Jr., j. Z. @. Cosby,
w. p. Stubs. Norman L. Short, W. j.
White, ]. L. Young. Jr., Horace Slater.
Mrs. ]. w. Maupin. Lewis Walden and wife,
and j. e. Sorg and wife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
losr. srHAYED. ANO ToUse

T OsT. BETWEEN HOME ICE coz ..
liz PANY ofice and new Mas or i.eI,g
CHARM OF THE ORDER OF hlsii, 80 ;
with small knight TemplAr Gro, 80. -
same. Suitable reward fali iel ~ 40
Masonic Temple, corner Broad - 9i.H
efr8<ts .. p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21

THE CENTRAL WOMAN'S Cg9E
IL TIAN TEMPERANCE UNION viii -,
called meeting at Friends Meefng.,lo... 4 =
DAY AFTERNOON at 40 o'-ilk ln...,,.
business. AL members rclues.ei .o be- -
au 21-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
anr ruRNrp AND FIRED.

Mrs. Hicks went to the window which
she imagined she heard some one raise
while she was in bed and found it intact
Putting her head through hole made by
broken pane Of glass she peered into the
ward tor several moments. Presently her
attention was attracted by the approach OF
some one behind her.
Drawing her head in the window and
elancing slightly around, Mrs. Hicks saw
what she thought 10 be convict. She
hesitated moment and then without even
looking around fired az the figure, which
was nearly by her side at that time. and
the girl screamed, Mamma, you have
shot me!
The reflection of the striped lamp-shade
bad fallen upon Miss Carries nigDt-cioth-
ing and produced an erroneous suppression
upon the mind of Mrs. Hicks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
rRxszrED WITH GRIEF.

Sammy saw the smoking revolver in Mrs.
Hickss hand and realized that she was
almost dersnged. so he resolved that he
must get the weapon away from her. A
struggle ensued. which showed the hero
ism of the little orphan, but he secured
the pistol and planted 1t safely beyond the
reach of the crazed woman. He then ran
over to the Orphan Asylum aud alarmed
the whole building aud soon great crowd
had reached Mrs. Hicks house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21

r OST. YESTERDAY AFIERNVySs's
IL on Henry near Broad, on lieDI ,t,.,issI
snail near henry. s23-two 80 -, Il al
wrapped IN notes. 50 reward III
oflica- -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21

n OST. A BUNCH OF NJ M,
IL either on Fifth and Byoai n % ils :
Market A liberal reward VII p1
turned TO 705 Preston street. Navy hn+ OH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21

He hxed o'clock yesterday afternoon
as the hour for holding the inquest. and il
was but little later than that when be
entered Mrs. Hicks house accompanied
by his jury, DIR. Station, and one or two
Others. In the chamber OF Mrs. Hicks
they found several good ladies endeayor-
ing TO console the grief-stricken parent.
In the apartment also at the time were
Mr.. Thomas b. Hicks, q relative of the de-
ceased husband of Mrs. Hicks. and q DIS
PATCH reporter. This little party were
grouped around the pallid form of the
Young lady who, Just budding into wo-
manhood, was but a few hours before
merrily singing with a heart freo from
care aud unburdened with sin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
gowitxers. ana Libby HIN sfouumsnsa.

Work on the pedestal Of the Howitzer
monument Ii steadily progressing. II Is
being done by Mr.. Motherhood. who will
prosecute il to an early completion. Ths
date for the .unveiling of tho statue has
mot yet essn snsssss o upon on NOT Pave the
chosen.
The contract for tho bronxs 6uare 20 70
upon the Lbby-H Hin shaft haa not vet hssn
given out. nor have any II tho ox1anRc-
ments for the urveiling of this nonumsnl
bean made &
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
TIE AILEGHANY HOTEL. GOSHEN.

Mrs. G. OBJ. Cowardin and family, Miss
Nellie Eeale. Mr.. James Caskie and wife,
Mrs. ]. L. Ellyson. Miss Ellyson, Mrs. T..
II. Leary, daughter, and son, MIR. and Mrs.
Mrs. Robert Il. Powers. MIR. and Mrs. John
Purcell. Mr.. b. l.. Purcell, Mrs. z. j. Smith
and family, and DR.. and Mrs. Isaiah
White.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21

UPTOWN ofTcK sas KAsr BROAD
E1RxEr.
NAScnrsTER osF1cEIeee STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
soMErHIKo ABoUr THE FAMILY.

Mrs. Hicks is the widow of the late
Matthew |. Hicks. who was widely known
and greatly respected. He was man of
integrity and honor aud was devont
Christian. He died about nine years ago.
Mrs. Hicks lived for long time at the
corner OF Broad and Monroe streets. She
was at one time a matron in the Orphan
Asylum, and Is held in the highest esteem
by oil who knew her.
The accident happened ia the same
Nhouse in which Mrs. Langford died sud-
denly few months ago. IL will be re-
membered that this lady was at breakfast.
table when she died.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
EXCVRSION 70 WASHINGTN

~ NOM DAY MOhaiNG. sgTrmte =
Train leaves Eliza station at $50 oe.o.k Al.
returning, leaves Washington Tuesi7y eIsils
September 8th, ut Z o'clock sharp. krl1i m
$3.50. Positively our last eKcur..0l ,l.s .-.1l
au 2I-llt CLASH, TuOA irut ENI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21

CToLEN, FROM THE FR !S ~,
- OF my residence and once. zoos co q ~
Marshall street, 81 1919 O'Clock, Asss "a, -
ny sORREL MAZE AND PHAEtoNN.,. - IL. =.
blaze In face aud white on ooth ..-, ~. -
ehod behind with shoes 20 pIefen' ,iss = =
three sores on back sieo 81 - ~ " =
deIigsry or information that VIII 'e"'
rest Of the thief. q fryPUt-
au 21-ffs y. " -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
H1orlA HOTEL. OLD roIsr.

Mrs. III. y. Green, Lewis walden ana wife,
ID. ID. Cummins. Miss Carrie Donsti, Miss
Florence Hirshberg. Mrs. J. Hirshberg.
Miss NJ. Boltz, j.. w. Smith, Miss Lillio
Praun, W. j. Bilford. Jr.. J. ID. Bilford, NJ
n. Mitchell, Charles Whitlock, A. Whit
lock, A. Norton, Mrs. Joseph Heeke, Miss
Annie Heeke. Miss Josephine Heeke, Miss
Agnez Weber. II. A. Nightingale and fapli-
Iy, g. B. Johnson. Mrs. Charles A. Metz
gar, Theodore frommer, Mrs. G..
w. Epps, Frank Epps, Mira. Ida
OVERLY, John J. Anderson and wife.
L. III. Robinson and wife, Miss Fannie
Clifton, Mrs. John j. Crutchfeld. Leigh
Crutchfield, John w. Laube, Mrs. NJ.
hitchcock, J.. T. Christian, William j..
Woods. w. b. Saunders. q. b. Pegram, A..
A. Bishop, A. II. Mcdowell. Miss Inez
Browne, 3. =. Dean, v. Donati. Miss Bea-
trice Canepa. Mrs. Anna Canepa, Mrs.
Fannie Donati, Mrs. Molle Donati. +. b.
Loving. g. q. Wright and wife, William l..
ODwyer, G. K. Copps, NJ. A. Mansoni,
Mrs. o. Cranz, Sr.. Q. W. jenkins, wife,
and sister. Jacob Keck, James G. Harper,
George g. Borals, William Mcfar-
land, A. NJ. Scott, Frank i. Stacy,
Samuel N. Cook. John N. Ryan, William
jenkins, John Il. Oicott, George Il. Olcott,
Harry d. VIM, William Gibson. Jr., George
G. Ruskell, K. w. Mason, John Currie,
Miss Mary p. Moon, Charles L. Barrett.
George NJ. Reid, w. L. Goodman, w. II.
Blunt, William Rich, Mrs. i. L. Roberg,
w. III. Taylor and family, Il. X. Lipscomb.
Joseph +. Sore and wife, John NJ. Warren,
Y. w. Pickrell, X. II. Steger, John w.
Atkinson, Jr., Frederick S. Myers, A. G.
Thornton, i. H. Harwood, and T. II. Gay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
STILL THEY GO AWAY.
BUT SOON THE TIDE or TRAVEL WILL
BE TOWARD HOME.
Arrivals Of RIchmoaG People Mt the Sea-
shore and the springs--The Move
ments of Our Friends

The following is list of the recent ar.
rivals of Richmond people ct the Hotel
Terminal, West Point J. e. Bear and SER
want. d. T.. Tallmau, M. b. Carter. ]. T.
Saunders. John A. Devine. Richmond
Maury and wife. j. q. Carlton. George
L. Haynes. Z. Berkley, ]. II. Drake.
w. +. West, J. B. Moon. II. Halber-
stadt, W. p. Shelton, Miss Edith III. Kerse.
George L. Christian. Miss annie 4. Kerse.
John wilbon, Miss Wertley Embrey. N. s.
Morton, Miss Alice Yancev. l.. d. Grant,
Miss l.. Bass, Roy Childrey. Miss Kate
Tunstal, L. Thomas Organ, Mrs. l.. N.
Yancey. Mrs. Embrey, Mrs. wiibon. Field
Julien Price, Charles O. Reed, J. w. Hall,
T. w. Moore, Hampton Fleming, Jackson
Brandt and family, X. l.. Brown, Z. A..
Saunders, Jr., and w. j. Westwood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21

II OST, ON FRIDAY ThEf ,3 Z
L. 18Th, A SMALL RUsslAN's1
LEATHER POCkET-BOOh eont.A,,,,' - irs,s
by Andrew Ksouss, PAYABLE aad sni :. ~
w. II. Brauer. A liberal reward ~ a 80
the hinder. WILLIAM Il. BR $50.
au2l-it stall 20, Oh AAi''>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21

Needing nstics IN resctnx-mattcr type nvs
Uces o. les. "; IN ncnpArcil loaded, 7bc,
Cnrd o. ihtes for r1oro spsce furnished on ep-
The morning call., 1892-06-01
TWAS A MOCK MARRIAGE.
Arrest of MoIlie Woodward for Hiding
Away a Minor.

Arrest of Mollie Woodward for Hiding
Away a Minor.
The notorious Mollie Woodward was ar
rested yesterday on charge of admitting a
minor to a house Of III repute. She was
found sick in bed when Officers Crockett
and Anthony served the warrant on her.
Fer that reason she was not taken to the
City Prison, but permitted to furnish $3.50
cash bail for her appearance when wanted
Some five months ago Josie Williams,
better known as Leslie Carlisle. aged 16
years, disappeared from the home Of her
guardian. The police were asked to search
for the girl, and traced her to the house
kept by the Woodward woman. She denied
that the girl was there, and several times
the officers searched the house, but were
unable to ind the runaway.
Ii was not until yesterday, when Josie
swore out search warrant for the recovery
of her clothing from M0le's ''gilded
Palace" that the police learned of her
whereabouts. Josie then said that she had
been in the house Tor i've months, and that
when she left she was not allowed TO re-
move her wardrobe. Soon after the officers
first searched the place Mollie Woodward
induced her to consent to marry fellow
named Williams, who was given $50 to
defray the expenses. The ceremony was
performed in Oakland, aud the police be-
lieYe IL was a mock marriage. Since then
Williams has disappeared, and il is believed
that Mollie caused The ceremony to be per-
formed in order 10 evade the law relating to
keeping minors in houses of bad repute.
After these circumstances were revealed
warrant was sworn out for the arrest Of
the Woodward woman, with the result
The morning call., 1892-06-01
GOLDEN STATE CLUB.
Meeting OF a Local Branch of the Lyceum
League OF America.

League or America.
The Golden State Club. J.. L. A, met last
Friday evening at the residence Of Z.
Waterman. oil Van Ness aVenua. The
officers elected at the last meeting were
President. John NJ. Carlson; e-president,
Leon ROos; recording secretary, L. Water
man; treasurer, II. Newmark; correspond
ing secretary, A. Wemple
After routine business had been disposed
OF fiye-minute speeches were made on sub
jects chosen by the standing committee.
AR Leggett spoke on The Boys High
School" Mr.. Newmark spoke on ''Caifor-
mia" Mr.. WYE handled his subject, The
Fair Sex" in an able manner. He was fol-
lowed by Mr. Dannenbaum, who could not
find words sufficient in praise of ''fhe High
School Faculty" Leon Roos spoke on "0ut
Honorary Members" Mr.. GIldemacher
caused great amusement by his remarks on
"Our Climate" Mr.. Kahn diseoursed on
debating ia the League" Mr. Sanehes
ably defended "The Press" Mr.. Newmark
spoke Of ''San Francisco" Mr.. Waterman
shOweTed his eloQuence on ~ acatiOn."
The last subject on the programme was
The Golden State Club" which was treat
ed of by the president He dwelt on the in
fancy Of the club and showed how il had
been nursed into manhood. In eloquent
language he pointed out the yicor rs growth
Of the institute over which he presides.
The meeting adjourned TO meet again at
the residence of l.. Roos, on the first Friday
evening OF the new term.
The morning call., 1892-06-01
AN UNFINISHED FIGHT.
Result of the Murphy Contest at
the Pacific Club.
Two Hours Battle Without Victory or De-
fsat-The Pugilists Will Meet Again
Next Wesk.

There was a large crowd present at the
Pacific Club last night to see the feather
weight contest between the two Murpbys-
Billy Of Australia and Johnny OF Boston.
The pugilsts weighed in at 116 pounds and
their condition was perfect. The purse was
$3.50. The betting was two to one in favor
of the Australian, and at These figures
good deal of money changed hands. Billy
was seconded by Martin Murphy and Sol
Smith, and Johnny had Sam Fitzpatrick and
Alexander Greggains as his attendants.
There was a vast difference between the
men in build The Australian stood several
inches over his American opponent and had
a biR advantage in reach. johnny was the
more compactly built and presented an ex-
cellent physique.
The contest was begun at 80 o'clock.
When the fighters toed the scratch Billy
cut out the pace Immediately, and before
half the round was over it looked dollars
to cents that the Australian would win in
canteT.
He opened by planting his left in john
ny's stomach and alternating by swinging
his right ar the Bostonian's head. The lit
tie fellow, as Johnny was called, took his
medicine well and was kept busy ducking
from his opponents right-hand swings
some of which landed on Johnny's jaw
without carrying with them the result that
the foreigner expected.
AS the round was nearing the end Billy
smashed his opponent furnishing lett In
the ribs, and as quick as fash he sent the
The morning call., 1892-06-01
BIrdseye WOW OF SANTA CIara yallsx.

One OF the bandsomest things in the line
Of picto rial advertising has just been gotten
out by the enterprising real estate firm of
McAfee. Baldwin & Hammond. 1t is n
birdseye view Of that portion OF the Santa
Clara Valley between Menlo Park and San
Jose. and in addition to being very accurate
is wonderfully well executed. The idea in
publishing it Mt this time is to show the
location of the MramoBte Tract, beleneing
to the Sullivan estate, adjoining the town Of
Mountain View, which is TO be sold by the
above tirm at auction next Saturday, June
4, at 80 p. NJ
This tract Is snbdivided into lots ranging
in size from to 10 acres. Ii is said to be.
by those who know, very line fruit land
and capable of producing nearly everything
that grows. San Francisco people who are
looking for an opportunity to secure a few
acres that can be made profitable, as well
as serving for a home In a delightful eli
mate, within easy access of the city. cannot
make mistake in getting slice of the
MiramOnte Tract.
MeAfee, Baldwin q Hammond will run
special train from the city. leaving here at
$3.50 A. N. on the day of sale and returning
about $3.50 p. NJ. Tickets for the round trip
will be sold at 81. The terms of the sale
will be one-quarter cash, balance one, two
and three wears.
The morning call., 1892-06-01
TIED TO A CABLE.
George Raicevion Gives His Young
Brother a "Sleigh" Ride.


Brother a "Sleigh" Ride.
George Raiceyieh, and inventive genius Of
happy summers, residing with his parents
at 307 Hayes street, has discovered a new
way of having sport. Yesterday afternoon
he took his brother Spiro, aged .. out on the
street to play horse, using the customary
clothesline for reins. After half an hour
of this sport he tired and longed for some
thing more exciting, so he informed Spiro
the younger that he would give him sleigh
ride. Spiro consented, and, as result, Is
IN bed to-day with severe bruises ABOUT
the head, face and body. George Is sorry
and the stern parent IS angry.
The boys idea of sleigh riding is as fol-
lows: He took his young brother and lay
ing HIM across the Hayes-street cable track.
at Van Ness avenue, tied one end OF the
rope about his body, the other he lowered
through the cable-slot and allowed it to be-
come entangled with the cable. Then he
stood off at O safe distance to watch the
fun. With sudden jerk the rope tightened
and took Spiro along the track at the UNI
comfortable speed OF eight miles an hour.
The boy screamed like fiend, and passers-
by were paralyZed. No one seemed to
know what to do. or to understand the I'M
seen power that was rapidly dragging him
over the rough blocks in the track. Several
ran to his assistance, but the mass OF nu-
mainly was jerked away and continued TO
roll rapidly on.
William Z. Murphy OF 1c6 Hayes street
saw the cominetioa and raE into the street.
His presence Of mind saved the boys life.
Drawing his pocket-knife he sagged the
rope, but was obliged TO follow 1t for some
distance before lie could release the child.
Finally, when opposite Larkln street, he
managed to use his blade effectively and the
rope parted. The boy was taken to MS
home in nm iDsensible condition, but at O
late hour last evening he was improving and
will prObably recover