The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-13

The sixteen sacks OF flour received were
distributed as follows:
One sack each to Mrs. Olson. Mrs. An
derson. Mira Gibson, Mrs. Ciemmons. A.
Engdahl's children, Mrs. Jones, Mrs
Hughes, Mrs. Secor and Mrs. Morris
Two sacks each to Mrs. Pugh and Mrs.
Johns.
Three sacks to Mrs Hay.
The IN separations for the Olympic Athletic
Club benefit for the fund are progressing
in a way most gratifying TO its managers.
A special feature of the programme will be
three-round boxing contest for points be-
tween ". A. Carrie ard George Linz. Both
men are clever. Mr.. earle was at one time
a member of the Brooklyn Athletic club.
and now has as mementos of his skill with
the gloves a number of medals. gained in
some of the iiveliest amateur contests ever
Witnessed IN New York He was so fond
of sparring that he went under an assumed
name into the arena, and was SO quiet
about his conauests that his own friends
did not know he had even attended the
exhibitions Mr. earle weighs I65 pounds.
and when in prime condition few years
ago held his own with Jack Dempsey in .
friendly bout for points before the latter
entered the professional ranks. He has
also spared with the most skilful anna
tours of the Atlantic coast.
George Linz, who Is to face Mr.. Carrie.
weighs 100 pounds. as stockiiy built. and
at the club rooms has shown unusual
ability with the gloves. He is an old resi-
dent of Seattle, but has never yet appeared
in public. 1t Is thought be will make q
fine match for his opponent.
In the lightweight contest Daniel Dean
a Daan
favorite at the s. A. G. smokers. and at
one time spared with bal Hawkins. The
two men will undoubtedly give a pretty
exhibition Of the manly art.
Other features of the evenings enter
tainmant will be acts on the fiving trapexe
and tumbling by August Delfei aud Rob-
ert Spencer. Both are weil-known
athletes. They will be assisted in the
tumbling by Mr.. Oliver, of Victoria, who
has made a reputation as an expert aero
bat. Eugene Detweiler. a professional
slackxtre performer who. before coming
to Seattle. was connected with the Barnum
and Forepaugh circuses, and who travelled
with Thatcher. Primrose West, has also
been added to the bill. aud p. III. Smith and
Lottie Ellis, the sketch team, now here to
Join the Il. f. French Theatrical Company,
will give an exhibition of their skill. Mr.
French will act rs stage director and
master of ceremonies.
Charles ]. Challar, secretary of the club,
has sent 8 circular letter TO the different
pers who have volunteered their sery-
ices. stating that il is the clubs earnest
desire that the entertainment shall be a
complete success in every particular and
one tina; will be q credit. not only to the
club bat 10 each participant To insure
this. there must be no delays in the pro-
gramme. and everyone will greatly ohlige
the committee If he will be on hand
promptly at O'Clock on Saturday evening
and make all necessary preparations to 90
upon the stage Immediately in his turn.
All those wishing 90 rehearse with the
orchestra at the theaEer msy do 80 at an
IA. Saturday.
ii. L. Nadeau announces the clubs obi
CATION TO Mrs. Levy, president OF the
Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Association
for the part she has taken Ia dispo.ing Of
tickets Up to yesterday total of so
had been sold. The box office Of the thea
ter will be open today tomorrow sad
next dzy for the sale Of tickets and ths Re-
serving OF seats on tickets already sold
A crowded house Is assured at this early
day.
Tie officers Of the coast defense vessel
Monterey were yesterday invited 10 a..
tend ia a boiy. and should they accent IA !.
invitation proVision will be made 10 sal
ghem ia the boxes