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News Novelties No. l..
RAINFORTH'S STRANGE CASE.
CHAPTER H-(continusd.)

I seated myself by the couch and laid
my hand gently ON the patients wrist.
Her pulse was d little weak now, but
there was DO indication of any specific
complaint aside from what might have
been occasioned by undue excitement or
overtaxed strength. readily perceived
that all she needed was rest and quiet
and perfect freedom from all mental
disturbance. prepared "A soothing mix
ture, which instructed the nurse to
administer. to her when she should
awake, but not to disturb her on any ac-
count as long rs she would sleep.
remained nearly half hour to see
II the patient would awake, but as she
did not and seemed to be resting quietly
rose to leave. As did 30 my move
ment caused her 10 move uneasily upon
her pillow, and drawing her left hand
from beneath the coverlet she threw Is
across her breast. AS my eyes rested for
one moment on the shapely hand ! gave
q start of astonishment. The first finger
was missing!
Like flash, the finding of the human
finger In the murdered mans valise
came to me, causing mo to stand there
for several moments as IL In dream.
The nurse must have noticed my agita-
tion, for stepping noiselessiy to my side
she threwa light covering across the
sleeper's breast, casting glance OF inn
patience and dispieasure at me at the
same time.
Quickly recovering myself, I gave .
few orders regarding the medicine had
left, then quilted the apartment and was
conducted to the outside, whore the car
riage was waiting to carry me back to
tho village.
On reaching my Office found other
calls awaiting me, and 1t was almost IL
o'clock before was permitted to retire
for the night. But 1t was Q before l
closed my eyes in sleep, for the strange
discoveries had made during the day
rendered sleep impossible and kept my
mind greatly disturbed.
Was 1t possible that the object found
In the dead mans luggage could in any
way be connected with the young mis-
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State House Commissioners.
Report Of Condemnation Of Land.
Supreme Court,
Providence, sc.i

Providence, so.i Supreme Ccnrr
sioners, acting on behalf Of the state Of Rhode
1901 OF III: Public Laws OF said state. have
taken and condemned all that land bounded ~
of 1 Provdsacs, % Iaa IN said county, and including
that part OF Brownell street lying between saia
and sIl,h S.su aSa nsss nia o os
said land not already acquired BY purchase By and
on behalf Of said State, and have also nled their
90 far as the o. Known 70 said
tincate and on said plat designsied as tollews,
via: Elizabeth Francis, sally Francis, Matthew
smith rSs'R smSs o,'sS' sas ssSns. -s hsAs e. Albert
Smith, estate Of Alexander Duncan, william
,. Duncan, executor; Riehmood We'll Wares
guardian Of Annie Sessions; the City %
PIovidenesi Anss B.; y: Woods Marshal!
Colony Railroad Company, Providence 4 wor-
cester Railroad Company, and New York, New
Whereas, Upon the consideration Of said plat
aud accompanying certificate. said Common Pleas
Division Of the supreme Court, within and icr ss,e
ss the time when said persons and parties and al
sr s.cr: .s asffssa psn Ss 'Pss Pcss sss essss,
Court House, in sad city OF Providence, and be
Of Commissioner to spprsise the damages secra.
ing TO them or any or either Of them. By mssns "
the tating Of their property estates or rights o
property.
above designated a. owners OF. aud interested In.
said land, and All other persons so interested. 10
appear before the Common Pleas Division Of The
supreme Court, within andfo said county "a sac
Providence County Court House, IL
said city OF Providence. on ..MoNpArs
o'cloch q. m, 70 be heard with references 70 the
taking and condemnation Of said property. estates
or rights Of property. and with references % the
appointment of three suitable persons 20 be Com
missioners 10 apprsise the damages sustained ~
them as Aforesaid y
By order of Hon. George A. wilbur, Assoei.>r
Justice of the Supreme Court presiding A. kal&
Common Plsas Division, this 18th DAY q NJ
A. y. feek GEO. n. VkBoxkA 0IMnr i
"A. ~ I.
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Oslo.

.ssmantha st Saratoga" by Josiah Aliens WifA
Gnest book ever written.
Lap or eating Board
Doli--l0 Ia. bisque head; jointed
Collapsiye Cups-Aluminium; picnics, eto
Hair brnsh-All bristles; white or black.
Sterling silver Hair rins-Iarge size.
Souvenir spoon--stsriing; bowl gold plated
Boys Knife-Ebony handle; blades
Scissors sn.t Rodgers
Jsekknife--1 blades, Rodgers.
sugar Tongs-Silver plated ON white metal.
Razor-Blsck handle; hollow grounds Rogers
Nspkins-rurkey red; doE.
Gas Lighter-Nickei Plai ed; 30 In. long.
Revolving draters-for cocoanvt horscradisA
bread, crackers, cheese, etc.
Frying Pan--Best agsteware; % In.
Marion Harand Coffee Pot-i at slze; . nns
article.
Ladies Knife-Pesrl handler 2blades.
Zither-tb strings; we'll made.
Silver Plated Pickle Fork-io1s In long, with
harpoon prongs.
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of Ht5.

Jameson's "story Of the Rear columnr--a mag
nihcent volume. .
Irying's "Life OF washington"-Two spiend =
volumes.
One Dozen Napkins Everybody uses Napkins.
One Dozen Unbleached striped Turkish Towels
Everybody uses them, too.
Half Dozen Linen Damask rowels-very Choice.
One dozen Napkins Observation-Disclosures. IS 90
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PROVIDENCE.

AP0THECARIEs.
r. J. REEVES,
Cor. North Main and Smith streets.
wM. r. POTTER,
SJO7s and SHOES.
JOHN r, KELLEY,
1863 Manton avenue.
w. b. M. STILLMAN,
757 Westminster street.
y. c. PERTHEl .,, ,,., :, 49,,
L. p. "a. r. RICE,
1bs weybosset street.
CHARLES c, MCLAUGHLIN,
2,2 North Main street.
GEORGE p. WHITNEY,
OSWALD p. BROWN,
80 North Main street.
GR0CERIEs.
DAVIS CASH GROCERY - GEO. D.
'lA'D'S'' rssPi ss4 Pw..,mi..t.r .tr.ss.
GROCERIES, AND MARKET
S74 and $50 Broad street.
MATTERS AND UrTIrTERs.
WOOD 4 WATSON,
50 wsstninstsr street.
JEWELERs.
e. e. HOeMER,
Westminster and Dean streets.
IADIES SUITS AND cows.
Z. I. BRISTOL.
7s5 Westminster street.
LAUHDRIE&
go Washington street.
WCSTMINsTnR HAND LAUNDRY,
17ee Westminster street.
YEATS AND VEoETABLEa
ll7s Westminster stree..
"'' ~ 1889 Westminster street.
q. A. MORIARTY,
@ Manton avenue
MEN AND BORG cLorHINe.
ALEX. q. SAWYER,
Junction wsstminstsr and Cransten sts.
REGTsTERED PHARxAcXsTs.
J. FRED GIBSON,
isls wsstmiastsf and 2e Thaysr strsstss
q. e. wALCH,
JOHN 4. POTTER,
2le Crsnston street.
NEWS COMPLETES ouTFITTER.
c. p. CORNELL,
iss South Main Street.
JOHNSTON, Il. !.
Bo0xs AND SHOES.
IS PlsinnslS strsst.
xslrs AxD SRovIsIess.
iiRlAiaaslA stsssA
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Pstest Hat Asd Coat RAek-s hooks; no sessws
Pastry Board, isx1s. or Bread Eoard- -Mads Of dsy
wood; In ono plece.
Ladies' Poskstbook--Lsathsri white metal Or
naments.
LADIES' Shopping Bag-square; leather corded
srTered ornaments.
q yered Agate Bncket-2 qti best sgatewAre
f..snb's Essays'--1 volumes compiete.
Saucepan, with coyer--Rc-t -tinncdi without scam
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Bosom Board--For ironing shirts on
Sleeve Bcard-For pressing on.
Bread Plate-For Cutting Bread on.
knife Cleaning Board.
Boys Lantera-Lights coiors--red white ana
blue.
Compound Microsccpe--yery handy.
Mincing or Chopping knife-0ood Steel.
Salad spoon and Fork-Caryed Wood
Porcelain Lemon Squeezer.
Steel Nut Cracks.
Bread Knife-With Bread" carved on handls-
Solid Silver Thimbie
Moodys Latest sermoms--THE NEWS Edition.
A Good Harmonica-i0 holes,
Broiisr for siesks--srIehj has patented steel
kinEs.
Pocket Cook Stove spirit Lsmp)-Brass; any
tin cup can be used on II,
Jumbo Powder Gun-For insects and bugs holds
Lee. Powder.
Hummipg Top.
Magic Common Sense Pocketboot.
Fancy Writing Paper--Linsn, "A sheets paper, "
enyelopes-
Sugar shell--Good plate, on white metal
Butter Ksifs-dood plate, on white metal
Rubber Dressing Comb-superiori unbreakabie;
Sin.
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n. wHrTTAKBn-oHOfoB FAMILY oRo-
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Given for Cards Showing Purchases
of$2
Power Corkscrew--No breaking Of the cork.
Dover Egg Bester-Eyerybody knows what II IL.
Wire strainer, with Handle-For tea and oo6sA
Wire Pot Chain and Dshcoth-Iarge size.
Wire Sponge Bastst-eA In.
Grown Coffee Pot btand-WireL
Nickel plated Csn Opener.
TIE NEWS "Fiip" Puxsls-
Solid silver Stick PIN.
Solid Silver Hat Pin.
Hat Rsck--6 hooks, which fold In.
Towel Roller--Solid white wood beck, hard wood
roller.
Bread Tosster~-sxsjS, wire.
Wire Tea straiuer--H Hangs from spout
Wire Handled Pot cIeApsr.
Wire Broom Holder-Ror whisk broomA
Rapid Nutmeg Crater.
BoIwood Rule-i H. and IT.
School spouge
Dewdrop Inkstand-Glass.
Lead Pencils Rubber tip, shArpensd; dox
Slate penoils-.Pointed, In wood dos
l. Soap shaker--To put In hot water, and saves all
he small pieces
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For Sic and Upwards.

Half dozen Linen Damask (tied fringe)...... H00
Large BisQue Doll, Dressed. ...-,,,..-..... 1000
Mrs. Clusters Famous Book, "Tsnting on the
Plains" a rare volume ......t........ 200
Sam Coxs Funny "Diversions OF a Diplomat
In Turkey. .....,,.s...-,+....-...,..,.l.. WV
ELK FOB Chaih... .....-...s.,..s WW
Gold Ring, Moonstone and Ruby doublet... 1000
Child's Reed Rocking Chair r......,.......... $500
Carving Knife aud Fork rk..................... $500
Silver Plated Soup Ladis. s.................... 20 90
All Linen Table Cloth, $500
One Dozen Linen Damask Towels. .......... 300
One dozen extra Unbleached striped Turk
i6h Towels. ~ W
Half dozen Dents Haudksrekefsk sls.0o 10 - %
Butter Dish best plate. ....,.....H.....,... U W
Caster, best plate. X0
Cake Basket, best plate. % 00
Hugcr Bowl, best plate. ~ ~
Cream pitcher, gold lined. - 90
Rolled Gold Watch Chaia.. 70 0o
Apsopia Clock, leather case ................, DW
Ansonia Clock mic kel case " %
one dozen Linen Damask .................... 50 %
Set OF Irvng's Work In neat box............ 34W
BANQUET Lamp p................. S3 90
Clothes Wringer. ................-.......... ~
Carpet sweeper r......-..............-....... WV
Vase or Table Lamp - W
History Of the Parliament Of Religions at the
worlds Fair 0W
white Bed epre ads from 10 s0 %
Sofa Rug, lf. by TIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ITO -
Ladies' Gold Filled Case Watch. ......,.... l2o W
Gents Watch, Trenton movement. ,..-.,-... l35 %
Ladies' Eigin movement, gold hiied ssss.... 10Q y
Dinner and Tea Set combined. lo0 ~
Diamond Earrings. ....from sf0o 70 xW
Ladies' stem winding and Stem Setting ~.
n.<fx ato
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LEGAL COLUMN.

STATE or RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
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There are hundreds of premiums that We
shall offer through these columns every
week, given for purchases that range from
600 to s2c00.00.
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PAWTUCKET, r. I.
GENT,s COMPLETE 0UTFITTERs.
DALTON d MoCAFFREY,
Cor. Main and North Main streets.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
PAwTUCKET BOOT a SHOE co.
No. 9 Broadway.
MUSICAL MERCHIEDISE.
J. w. MEIKLEJoHN q CO.,
HATslND CAPS.
METROPOLITAN HAT STORE,
40 East Avenue.
MERCHANT rlILoR.
WILLIAM y. HERMANN,
81 North Union Street.
PHENIX, r. I.
oLorHINg AND GENTS FURNIsH.
INGs.
JOSEPH LAwToN,
Levts.s Hlect, opposite the ssihxA
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days after the date printed thereon.
All coupons sent 70 us placed 10 the credit Of
the sender rntii they have reached amount of pur.
cnases required for the premium selected, when IL
Will be sent without delay. When sending coupons
write ligibly name and address. Keep the cou pons
neat and ss smoc<a as possible.
Premiums are delivered free at Office Of Tn
NKws. Outside they sent by express.
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BAkERSIND CATERERS---
BANsPACH BROTHERS,
1915 Westminster Street.
BOOTS AND SHOES
w, II. CHARLESWORTH,
Globe Shoe Store, olneyville square.
CLOTHING md FUHNIs HTNG.
1HE GEO. C. JOHNSON COMPANY,
oineyyiie square.
CENTS 0UIEITTERs.
JOHN F. RUSSELL,
o!neyville square.
GROCERIES,
NICHOLSON & FERGUSON,
1910 Westminster street.
HATS AND FURNISHINGS.
J. r. RUSSELL,
olneyville square.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
WILLIAM l.. wHIPpLE,
46, AZ and 4g Manton avenue.
MUSICAL MERCHASDISE.
ARTHUR BAINTON,
RrGIsTERFD PHARMACIsT.
RIVERSIDE PHARMACY,
SO Manton avenue.
REsTx URANTS.
e. NJ. ROBBINS,
o Hart ford street.
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steel scissors-Leather covered handles.
Butter Knife--PiBe silver plate on white mets =
scissors--6 in, Rodgers'.
Aluminium Pu6 Hok
Clothes Brush--All brlstles.
venient,
Stew PAn--Best agatcvare; ~
Set Wire Dish Covers 2onpA,
Tool Chesf-le tools.
silver Plated Hat neush
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East Providence.
REGIsTERED PHARM4CIsTs.
MASON B. WOOD,
Corner Taunton ave. and Valley ct.
no0TS, SHOES and GENTS FUR
NJsHINGS, MILLINERY. ETC,
z. F. JADESON,
Old Police Building, Taunton avenue.
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AP0THECARIES
r. J. REEVES,
Cor. North Main and Smith Streets
wM r. POTTER,
446 BroaS street.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The state Christian Endsavor Convention
closes at Grafton.
c-..f,J q. tbs Psnsts-
Special to TIE RsOlsrs-.

6Dectd8 20 Itc Argtst5--
GRAFTON, W. VA, June 29.-The mum
Der OF those in attendance at the ChrlstIah
Endeavor Convention exceeded tue expect
ations OF our people. About 4OO IN al were
in attendance. and they were scattered
oyer our city among our hospitable people.
Among the places sending the larger uele-
cations were Fairmont, Clarksburg, PARK
ersburg, Sistersville, Morgantown, New
burg. Buckhaunou, Wheeling and CataW
ba but delegates were present from all
over the State, representing Judges, law
vers. teachers. ministers and ous-
mess people, The convention is
fine looking group Of earnest
working, intelligent peOple-an army oI
Christian workers.
The programme prepared has IN tue
main been carried out consisting OF uevO-
tional exercises, talks on subjects pertain
ing TO the work of tue Christian EndeaVor,
and the regular business meetings OF tAe
convention. Exercises have been heIu III III
all the churches, but owing TO the large
crowds attending the sessions nave Oeen
held at night in the Opera House.
The closing exercises were held to-nlghI
/ in the Opera House. Judge }. A. Camp
bell. OF New Cumberland; K. >. bro"h,
of Ravenswood; Prof. II. >, Fleming, OF
the Methodist Protestant Puoilsuing
House, Pittsburg; Prof. L. c. Miller, Oh
the State University, are among Wen
known people in attendance. The election
/ of officers today for the coming year re-
suited in the election of the old board, as
| follows: President, :. II. Doyle, Mounds
vile; Recording Secretary, ii. d. bougn-
Incr. CIarks burg; Corresponding score
tarv and Treasurer, II. T. McEltresn, raj
atine: Superintendent Junior WORE, MSS MSS
Daisy Dunnington, FairmoHt; Hallroau
! Manager. Louis Burt Hall, Grafton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30
sIsTERsVILLE NOTES.
Spse.al 70 fas Reois.s-

Spsc'1l 70 fas Rs0is,s-
S1srERsvILLE, W. Va, June 90
The receipts of the Eureka Pipe Line
Co, as reported by the engineers at the
Thistle pumping station this morning for
the tweuty-four hours, ending to-day at :
o'clock a. m, were l+,Sl5 barrels, an in
crease over that reported yesterday OF
about l 200 barrels.
Hotel Newell arrivals: n. A. Kendall,
Cincinnati; J. *. FurgusOn, Marietta; y.
e. Robinson, Matamoras; NJ. j. Seely.
Pittsburg; p. J. Straus, Cincinnati; T. Z.
NcNIaDus, Friendly; E. Sey yoert, Washing
ton, Pa; J. W. Barton, II. Z. Roob.
Wheeling; 2. j. Hale, Cincinnati; o. w.
O. Harkius, s. NJ. Mccormick, George
Holmes, Harvey Holmes, W Meredith,
Fletcher Folger, James Smith. Middle.
bourne; John Torbin, Withens, 0.
Miss Florence Walker, who has been the
guest Of friends here for several weeks, re-
turned to her home in Pennsylvania to-
day.
Miss Julia Graham went TO Matamoras
last evening, where she will be the guest
of friends for several days.
Benz. Epg.e, Of Middlebourne, is in the
city to-day, on his way home from trip TO
Wheeling.
Mrs. Jennie Mccormick, whose serious
illness was mentioned, died yesterday and
was buried 10 day.
Arlington srrivals-Harry Martin. Cum
beriand: George Palmer, MartusburE
James Fisher, Wellsburg; r. q Cald-
well, Pittsburg; George @. Burris, Wheel
ing; H. MtGillis, Tavlorstown: Seth Row
land. Butler; Charles Steiufeld. Ollie
Reed and J. +. Dudley, Wheeling; George
L. Griffith, New YORK.
Miss.Ella Barnhsrt left this morning for
Wheeling and viii be absent several days.
Misses Clara and Alma Neuenschw wan
der, of Hannibal, Ohio, are the guests OF
their brother, VIM. Neuenschwander, to-
day.
Quite a number will 60 to Wheeling next
Monday TO attend the Catholic reunion at
Wheeling Park.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30
TROUBLES OF rnE KNIGHTS.
Philadelphia Members Decide TO ReSor
10 the Courts for an Accounting

TO the Courts Tor an AcCOuu ing.
PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-Tho bitterness
that has pervaded the ranks OF the
Knights of Labor ever since the meeting
of the General Assembly in November
found expression at meeting held in this
city, az which steps were taken looking
toward an overhauling by the courts Of
the books of General Secretary-Treasurer
John w. Hayes. The meeting adopted an
appeal to the order which says:
"Among the reasons which have impell-
ed the signers TO the course which they
have taken are the following; Because IN
consequence of being engaged IN outside
schemes, the general officers are neglectlng
the duties which they were elected 10 per
form and for which they are paid out OF
the funds of the order OF this negligence
proof is shown in the establishment OF a
gas plant at Ephrata, at capitalization oil
$50, 600, among the incorporators being
Thomas B. MCGUIRE and JACOB q. Shoen.
farber. Proof is further shown in dis.
patch from Hastings, .Neh., which stated
that the gas plant and h9plles oil main,
the property OF that town, had been pur-
chased bv John w. HAYES, Thomas 3. Nc
Guire and JACOB Shoenfaroer, Tor the sum
Of $4,000.
because we have learned through re-
liable source that judgment note for tue
sum of s2O,OOO has been given by the
present general officers against the proper.
TX OF the order at No. Sl4 North Broad
street, Philadelphia. Because we believe
the funds Of the order are being illegally
expended. Because an impenetraole vel
of secrecy has been drawn over the general
treasury Of the order. as the general secre-
tary treasurer has failed 10 comply villa
Los e-srtt g17s.5aS.i irro- sstCTi tft fsrr nett
him to furnish quarterly 70 State, national,
trade and district assemblies an itemlzed
statement Of all receipts and expenditures.
Because plans have been laid by the present
general officers by which they hope 10 hold
the salaried positions, elective aud APP
pointive. in and under the General Assem-
bly,.
''Therefore, we are forced to resort TO
legal process, and have decided 70 enter
the courts TO compel financial accounting
that we believe will result In exposures
confrmatory of our gravest suspicious"
The meeting adopted resolutions con-
demning the suspension OF Messrs. Pow
derly, Quinn and Wright as "a tlagrant
outrage and brutal manifestation OF
enunitVO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30
LYING IN STATE
The Coffin Containing President Carnots
Remains Viewed by Thousands or Peo

The Coffin Containing President Carnots
Remains Viewed by Thousands OF Peo
pie,
PARIS, June 29.-The general public was
admitted to the grounds of the Elysee to-
day. The line OF people intent upon view.
ing the coffin containing the remains OF
the late President Carnot reached from
the palace TO the Place de la Concorde.
The casket rests in a chapelle ardente at
the entrance of the Cour d Honneur. The
catafslQue is in the form Of small Greek
temple with Corlnthian columns. Large
candelabra, wreaths of immortelles and
national flags are grouped around
the bier and ever ali are many
palms. At intervals are long black pen
dant banners, bordered with silver, and
oruamented with silver wreaths, with the
letters "R. T." (Republique Francaise).
On the main drapery the letter &c" Gar
mott is worked in silver at frequent inter
walls.
The number of floral wreaths sent to the
Elysee is almost without computation and
some Of them are of great value. One
wreath alone. sent by society Of French
women, cost 5000 francs. The florists OF
Paris, according 10 estimate, have already
received orders for 1900, 600 francs worth
of floral emolems TO be used in different
ways during the funeral.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-30
WON by LUCK.
DECLARED A DRAW.
Grlro and Dixon Fight Twenty Rounds
in Boston.

BosroN, Mass, June 29.-Five thou
sand spectators witnessed one Of the pret-
tiest fights ever held iu this city, at the
Casino tonight, between Dixon and GrlnO.
Grffo seemed 0ver-fat, but his heavy form
created the impression that Dixon would
have a hard russei 10 win, but here was
where the c0lOre1 lad again proved
his gameness and adrOit ring tactics. lie
was cutfed and slapped and cut about the
face ov mis- heavier opponent but on more
tran one occasion during the twenty ROUNDS
ir looked as though his left hand would
frish the Australian. Critic is a great
fighter aud no mistake, but the impression
gained from the battle of tonight is that at
anywhere near even weight the colored
ifrr ''pPs' 'ss sefsssr - & ga" st sS@F''7' 7sT'
rounds EriffO was i'm high feather, landing
frsqueuGy, and with effect. Dixon
seemed wild, aud wasted much OF hIs
strength swinging into nothinguess, while
GrifO's movements Of almost perfect side
stepping and crossing were In wonder
ful style
In the second round he was warned by
Eckhart that he must refrain from ruting
with his elbow the negro's chin. He did
as requested aud needed no further instruc-
tious He held the advantage up 10 the
close of the fourth raund, but In
the NTH round DixOnscid some hot rush
ing, but not much damage. Both were
TAGGED IN tue seventh, but Gri1O had
found Djxoa's face and head repeatedly
aud brought blood. In the eighth Dixon
caught Grff0 full in the face, and the pair
exchanged rapidly, neither being much
hurt up 70 and including the fifteenth
round
In pound 19 there was asljght breathing
spell and then a rush Oy Dixon, a clever
side step by Gritfo and the pair we're again
i'm the centre ring GriffO was first TO lead
with a well measured right, finding
DiN0n's Jaw while the darkey's
left reached GrifTo'S eve viciously.
Iu round twenty there was a furious two
minute exchange of blows in which the
houors were diyiIed ana then a walk
around the ring. The pair had fought
their igbt Of fights, and at the finish they
shook hands and laughed gOOdnaturedly al
one another. The referee declared the
adair drawn.