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The record-union., 1898-02-15
Supervisor Appointed.

Governor Budd has appointed A. A.
Kaufman Supervisor of the Third Dis
trict. Tehama County, vice n. III. Ly-
man. deceased.
The record-union., 1898-02-15
Modification Of an Injunction.

Judge Johnson has made an order per-
hitting the Directors of the Union
Building and Loan Association to
transact business to the extent OF dis
posing OF a quantity of raisins now on
the Biggs property near Davisvilie.
The record-union., 1898-02-15

The best appetizer and regulator OF
the digestive organs is Angostura Bit
tiers. prepared by DR.. j. G.. B. Siegert
e Sons.
The record-union., 1898-02-15
|WOmen's Silk Waists
Reduced.

Another good thing partly ov-
erlooked. There is still remaining
fair assortment OF those very
handsome silk waists reduced in
price to s. 90 and S. 95. These
garments are in popular colors.
fashionably made. and can be
worn with good effect during the
spring months. II YOU want to Sc
cure one it will be we'll to call
early.
The record-union., 1898-02-15

unlawful gaming schemes, and the
sooner the proprietors recognize that
fact the better ii viii be for them.
The record-union., 1898-02-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Orpheum this evening the new
bill complete for the week. The leading
| features are strong and altogether su-
perior. There has been no better par
allel bar work here or antique statuary
posing than that by the Brothers Gloss,
nor heater Irish novelty sketch than
| that by the NawnS, nor better ventrilo-
quail acts than those of HaZleton. nor
/ Cleverer and more laughable act than
that of Crimmins & Gore. Then there
are other and lighter features, the best
OF which is the ballad singing of Miss
Leslie.
The box office of the Metropolitan
Theater opens this morning for sale of
reserved seats for the five days session
of Mahara's Minstrels. who open here
at popular prices Thursday night.
Subscribers to the Capital Concert
Series can reserve their seats for the
| last of the concerts at Purnelrs this
morning. The concert takes place
Thursday evening at the Congregational
| Church. Miss Florence Heine, the ac-
| comrlished violnist, who is with her
sister, Miss Marie, to appear, has sent
word that her violin number viii pa
Cham Sans Paroles by Daniel van
Gaens; "Elfeutanz,'' by Pepper, and
Faust Fantastic by Sarasate.
| At the Congregational Church Mon
| day evening next the mandolin, banjo
and glee clubs of the University of Cal
| ifornia viii give a grand combination
concert assisted, by c. II. Morse, tenor
soloist: Otto Wedemeyer, baritone solo
| list. and Edward Kuster, cello solosr.
The university clubs have always given
| hiah-class performances here, and it is
safe TO say the newly announced occa-
/ sion will verify public faith in their
promises.
| There was a good house al the Met
/ ropolitan Theater last night when The
| Girl From Paris" company appeared.
| II is a large organization. admirably
| balanced and equipped The play is a
| farce-oltera full of charming music,
lively action and uproarious mirth. The
| people are clever comedians. pretty
women and good dancers. There are
| two women in the company who are
exceptionally fine singers, and one tenor
| of sweetness and power. The piece IS
little broad. very funny and music
ally as pretty as one might wish for
The audience twice and thrice encorod
/ every music number.
The record-union., 1898-02-15

Perfect hanging black figured
mohair skirts-nice silky figures
special value at s. p. Well
made garments that can be
worn very effectively with shirt
waists for number of months to
come; reduced from a much high
er price. Now 81 Is.
The record-union., 1898-02-15

The box office of the Metropolitan
Theater opens this morning for sale of
reserved seats for the five days session
of Mahara's Minstrels, who open here
at popular prices Thursday night.
The record-union., 1898-02-15
3Children's Sailor CAPS.

( II 1t were not our custom to let
) you know OF the very best things
Owe have, we would not advertise
these caps. They really don't
need advertising They are so
very good and SO very slightly, and
\ 50 please the fancy OF children,
; that they are already selling freely
= and are sure to become more pop
{ ular. as the days go by. Made OF
\ fine cloth in the new sailor shape
all the new colors, including
( ecru, light tan, bright red, navy
B blue and black glaze-plain or
) with fancy band. For BOYS or
sgirls. SOC.
kHOwelI's Toilet Ammonia.
B An article for the toilet and bath
z that is pleasant, useful and mex
\ pensive. It's doubly strong, but
! the ordinary odor of ammonia is
not in evidence, as it is prepared
3 with pleasant violet scent. Price,
Rise.
kWeinStOCk, Ii
The record-union., 1898-02-15
Seal Plush Capes.

Superb looking garments made
OF Salts celebrated silk seal plush
and their appearance does not be
lie the quality OF the plush, which
is really superb. Richly braided
and beaded-made with fashiona
bic vatican back; lined with fancy
satin: length II inches. Reduced
from SIS so to $I2 so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-24

MdIe BON Se9spfiinbern getroffen.
Die a3t30Gigsn @ei4uBe Der n9roots
Inn" uno Oregon" 3eriplitterten ibs
rem &umpf unter benz 9dn5er, uno
Die Ss6ss uno Ginpfiinbsr Dertrie6en
Die 9eoienungsmannI9aften bon Den
9eT9iiben. Die gSeras" er5ielte NIT
siniQen S9iiFen aus le9s3OaigeE 9e=
iduBen unD bic vSopu" nit elm pdor
rier50qigen @rdndten Sreffer. Bon
13z,Ooer IA 50lligsn 9ei4ofen nurs
De lie llid9t getroffen.
Die rsSnfunta Moria Sereid," ra5
5Idl9i4iff, bon oerieI6en 8auart mie
tie .8i3caDa," purbe i6per mitgez
nommen unb mar bds ein5ige Der bier
G9iffs, oas BON ben 12z ooer 13@30lz
ligen9eI9oFen getrOffen puroe. 3pei
BON Dieier @r0Be gingen birett Our4
has S9iff unb bic @9uBlinie 5etgt,
Dap Iie BON Der ,9eras" tamsn, ipd9z
reaO ere anDereD bon Der vSnOiund,"
sOreapn" uno rSopa" itammten.
SIN adt30uiges 9ef4pB, 3tpeiie(los
BON Ger ,,8rpptl1n,~ neil odiielbe Ocs
ein5ige S6tFf mar, Dag fitb in 2inie
nit Der rMaria SersIa" befano, ais
Iie nd9 8eIten beiOrebte, ging gerdOe
porn an Der Steuerboroieite in bd5
S9tff 6inein unb rib ba5 0ed nit Der
8ebienungsmanni6aft bon bier Saz
npnen fprt, uno innen erplooirte. Die
Ter S6uB bon Der r8rOOtlbn" mar s5,
pie Gerpsru iagt, Der oa8 S6iff in
8ranb ieBte. Die groBe S9pterigz
felt auf Der nSereIa" unb Die gu Der
f9nelen llebergabe fii9rte, mar, OaB
man infolge 8erIten Der RDbren ni6t
i'm Stanbe mar, bas 6euer gu l0i6en,
uno 0aB Die 2eute oaour9 BON ben8ez
i6iiBen Dertrieben tpuroen.
Der 9an3ertreu3er nNlmiranle
Squenbo" erbislt cine 10 fiir9terIifs
5euertaufe, pis teines Der anoeren
S6iffe, nit Nu8na6me Der Sorpeopz
bpot3erIt0rer. Die p6eren 9er6ede
iparen nur cine pirre WfaTe bon @iz
ient6eilen uno rings 6erum lagen
Soote uno 8erpunbete.
Sic puroe uuf 8adboro bier W}dl
BON a9t50ligen 9ei6oFen gstroffen,
brsi W1aI, pabrIcheinIi9 bon Der
rSSopa" aus, BON Dier3DGigen, 2 MaI
BON ie9850uigen uno AZ Mal BON g.
pfinoern, pdbreno bic groBs 2(n3ubl
BON S9Tifen aus Ginpfiinoern, Die lie
trdfen, benefit, bdB iie bas Jeusr Der
gan3en 6lotte uus3ubalten botte unO
Dab Iie, ais Iie Ii4 na3 Der 8uIte 3uz
tpanbte, audi BON pielen 9eI9ofen gez
troffen purbe, bic sigsntIi9 fir bic ibr
folgenDen Sorpsboboot3erit0rer be-
itimmt paren. sic mar, als Tie Der
&iiite 8uiteuerte, bereits 10 gut pie elm
Wrdd.
Cine d9t30Qige8ombe truf ben pors
oeren S6urm, geraDe mo bic Oeffnung
fir bas 9eI9iBrpbr, mar, uno tOosete
jeoen Mann i'm Snneren. Der befebz
ligenbe Sffi3ier Ituno nod in OerIelz
ben Ste1ung, ais man bic 2ei9en
fan0. 5erner bat man entbedt, odB
Die Sorpebps auf ein3elnen S9iffen
bereits in Den 306ren Daren unb ies
ben 2lugen6lid abgefeuert tperOsn
fpnnten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-24
GREAT SCOTT.

gnttpeDer iit es 8eitimmung pber
@prbeItimmuns, @reat. Scott 1T por@
nebmlih bdau beItimmt, Der grOBte
Gnbetail W1Dbelz unb Seppi4bdno>
Ter in Der Stabt gu iein.
QBG6renb bieTer uniberidle SerIor@
Ger Der MaFen i'm 5amiltpn Goiterz
@ebGube 9lGes ausberfuuft, um
Die SerbTt @rDffnung feiner neuen
5 Older sroBen 2doen on gtOrO@9Oip>
orDTtrube, pprsubereiten, lit iein ur@
ipriin9li9er 9aben, 9fr. 313, Noroz
6otpdrbItrnBe, iOpie iein 3petg Sdz
ben an @de Der @apfraBe unD @enz
trul 9lDenue, ebenio gei4dftis tpte
bieIeGbep nur fein fOnnen.
@reat Scott's 8argains Iino glei4
Qeu9tfGfern in Dem ounteln 9dn0eln
bes ,GOmbine" nit 5tpei Preiien. Sic
erIeu9tsn ben 8es gu freunpli4en u.
sIudliden Ssimitdtten.
Sang ipe5ieue uno uuBergepObnltz
9s Bargains fir morgen in Great
ScOtt's fGmmtli9en 2Gben - Bat
gains in S9ilfz unb &p6r MDbeln;
Bargains in 8inberpugen; 8urgains
in @isf9rdnteB unb @istiiten, iOtpie
Bargains in 9ass unO 9ai iplin0fen.
Die beiten MDbeln in 4merita, gu
ipeniger uls so Gents am Dollar, lit
@reat ScOtt's prOgramm fir oieie
Np9e.
9ausfrauen, bereitet Sud bor!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-24
9ie ranaSii6r GpmmiIIicn.

@afbingtou, %. SuIi. = Die
omeritunii9en MitgIisOer Der gemein>
famen GommiiTion, Die 5ur 8eiIsgun9
BON Streitfragen 5piiAen Den Der.
@taaten unb ganaba eingeisBt rGrOe,
bislten beute i'm Stats : Department.
cine Sibung a6 uno Organiiirten fi9
pur6 bic @dbl bon 8unoes Ssnator
6air6onfs gum 8oriiBer unb @banDz
lsr g. glnberiOn bon Rem YOrt gum
S<tretGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-24
Of4 Grffhensfrn1A

M ortO, %. Suli. - Premier
SagaIta iagte beute: Die 8dbrbsit
lit, bdB bereits S6ritte in Der Ri9z
tung Der 6erbeifiibrung bes 6riebens
9eI9eben Iino. Dir Iinb in ben prGz
Iiminaren She'll Der 6riebensfrage
eingetreten."
8ien, %. Suli. - Sin 6p6gez
iteIter bieiiger Diplomat GuBerte ii9
in elmer @r0rterung Der Sntentionen
Der Waf6ingtoner 8sgierung fplgsnz
bermaben: nDenn bic Spanier ni9t
DplIItGnOig Den &ppf perloren 6aben,
miifIen lie ieBt 5rieoen i6lieBen. @ieIz
lei6t t0nnten tie ieBt nod bic 9bilippiz
nen retten. Sc Hanger aber Der Srieg
bauert, I'm 10 me6r getpinnt bic impe>
rtaliitif6e 3enDen3 in Qmerifu an 3d.
ben. Oas W3inimum, mas Die Spuz
nier perlieren miiiIen, lit Cuba unb
8orto 9fico. 9orto 3icp muB un6ez
oingt ben 8er. .Staaten einberlei6t Ders
ben, neil es Der ItrutegtIbe S9liifel
BON WeitinDien unb bem sutiinftioen
9anamuz&anal lit. Srgenb cine an
bere Q0iung tpiirbe bon Der 0ffentz
li6sn U2eipung in Qmerita berporfen
peroen. Wds Cuba dnlungt, 70 lit IS
ia ri6tig, baB Wfc&inleD Die 8sfreiung
Der SynIel uls 3tped bes &rieges err
tlGrt bat, dber es uii1en Ii9 iebr Iturfe
3peifel er6eben, pb bic @u6uner reif
iino CUR Sel6Itbertpultung. Qluf aQe
5SGlle, penn bic cu6aniI9en onfurgenz
ten fortfu6ren, ben Qlmeritunern
S9tpierigteiten gu bereiten. itellen Iie
i6r Re4t auf cine unub6dngige 8erz
puItung auf's Spill. Gs mag ba6in
tommen, baB bic Qmerifaner i'm Sc
genIuB gu i6rer urIpringIi9en QlbT9t
ii9 ge3pungen ie6en, @uba bauernO
ober bod minbeitens fir cine lGngere
3eit gu annettiren, Bis bic @Sn1el reif
lit fir bic llnd66Gngigteit."
gs fpirb aQeroings 6e6auptet, baB
bic MG9te in U2abrib 9etreffs F9leuz
niger Qlnfniipfung BON 5rieOens I'm
ter6anblungen Doritelig geporben,
aber ni8t 70 bringeub. baB bic Spa=
nier f9on sur 8eiinnung getommen
DGren. Sebermann, nur ni6t Spas
nien. ertenut, Dab bic Ser. Stdaten
8orIteuungen. Die BON ben MG9ten
ausgeben, niemals 9eb0r i6enten
tperben.
ySpunien," Iugte elmer Der Sc
fanbten Der ausnGrtigen U(G6te,
gfennt oas Minimum Der ameritaniz
f6en 6orberungen unb bdmit bic 8a=
iis. uuf pel4er ii6er 5rie0en 81 Oer@
banbeln iiber6dupt m0gli9 1T. Dorduf
partet es NOD? @s 19eint gu Dergefz
len, DdB Die Der. Stduten jebt, po iie
nit teiner fsinbli9en 6lotte mebr gu
re4nen 6aben, gu jeber 6eliebigen 3eit
ben &rieg enben t0nnen. Sis t0nnen
Porto Rico uno bic cdnurii6en Snz
feln nebmen uno li9 gubd Bis CUR fii6z
len Witterung dufiparen. Damn perz
Den Die amsritaniIfen 6risOensz8e=
Oingungen ben Spdniern pentger Id
9srli9 portommen.
Paris, %. Suli. = Der oMatin"
melbet, roaB, pdbreno ni9ts @enaues
6etannt lei, bds @erii9t cirtulirt, Se=
nor Qeon Gaitillo Ger fpani1fe Bot
I6after in paris) lei ungepieien NOR
ben, Bel 9eneral SOrace porter (Oem
8otI9after Der Der. Stadten in5rantz
reid) 3neds @r0ffnung gebeimer
5rieoens llnterbanolungsn an5upOz
6en." Die llnterbdnblungen perben
natiirIi9 gebeim gebalten peroen, Big
tie iopeit geoisben iinb, baB lie einen
Offi5ie[en G6uratter anne6men.
125 0ete.
Rem gorf. %. SuIi. = 9as
9OipitalI9iff rRslief" anterte bcuts
Ra9mitta9 45 lIbr nit 125 gerpun,
oetsn por Der AGaraHtdnG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-24
Die m1ito[ieber Der @ommiFiOn finb

Die MiteIieber Der Gommifion iinb,
auBer ssnator 6airbantg, Rscipro5is
tdts gommiTdr So5nD. .&afOn, GTs
StaatsietretG> So6n SO. Softer. Bum
oesienatOr Grap, &sprdIentart Ding
lsp unb 3. SSefferion GOoliDgs BON goz
: ton. 2esterer iit tiir3li4 ais fs4stes
Ulitglieo bonn prdiibsnten ernannt
fporOen, nu4Oem Die 6ritiIGs Reeis>
rung ibren flint @Ommifdrsn Den pre,
mier bon ReufunblunO binSugefiigt
taile.
Die semiI4te GOmmiifiOn pirb am
10. 4uauit in QUEBEC aniammenireteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-24
Mtilcs miro Sireftc S0bclz NcrE1itrs
Omm9 beritellcn.
pie 3nri&6fei6enoen SreiwiGis 3esimente uerOen
slorioa pielei6t na6 2aarpfano se(anot.
Saeums sebt Hf benz General Chatter SSirS
aber 900 Glann @cfansenc baben. -

@rri6tung eines 6elolagers bei Mor=
ristppn, R.zS., geIpru4en.
Waf 6in9ton n, %. SuIi, = SIN
&riegs 0epartement piro ulitgez
t6siIt, baB brei ober flint 8egimenier
bon Der 5reitpiIigen 9lrmee in Eams
pa Dem @enepaI Miles na9 portoRioO
geTanbt perben fo1lsn. 0as FINITE
MarbIdnber Iiegt nod in Sampa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-24
- pie 9ap 6inunter
beiuohe bis aur tiefblauen Gee.

Di. grturfion.n tpdhreno o,s saussn Easss pom
GfIeS- 9fenffaa, ben 23. Suni, beaInnen uno Dos
mad itoeu Dienffaa unb Spnuerffas fsrts.ltst'
gsfa6rt llbr Diorstns. Runefabrt nur 20 OtS'
(S]unil z, phe2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-24
Simmer me6r Solh1ten
mad ben 99ilipz
btnen.

Sun6run3i5co, %. Suli. -
Der Dampfer g4io sSaneirO" nit 3pet
8u!ailIonen 3efruten BON Suo 0as
totu fir bic lei6te 2lrtiQsrie BON l1td6
unb elmer N6L6eiIung 0es Signdlcorps
fu6r nu6 Mdnilu u6. 9ieIe grpebiz
tion it.EE unter bem Commando bes
9riqace Generals 8. 6. Dts. Der
Oampfer niro 6pnotulu anlaufen, um
FriI9e prODiiionen uno &o6len fir bic
6a6rt mad ben PbilippineH ein5une6s
men.
81 d me6r Prifen.
&eb 90 eft, %. Suli. - Der brta
tiI9e 0ampfer r3egulus, 1900 5ons
men, purDe pom 9iilfstreu8er n6upt"
in Der g2d6s Don Sugua Ia 9rdnbe,
ProOin3 Santa Clara, auFgefdnaen
uno bier6er gs6ra6t. Der Oampfer
bate Ieine 2ubung qeI019t uno bertieB
ben 6aFen. Der gommdnoeur bes
n6apt" tbeilte Dem 0ampfer nit, bdB
er Ii4 ais gefangen betra9ten mufe,
od er Die 8lodaoe gebro6sn. Der gRes
gulus" tommt bon Ct. SObns, R.s8.
Rad Santia go.
Rtn 0ort, %. SuG. - Der
Dampfer rpbilaOelp5id~ fu6r 6sute
nit 65Pafdgieren unb elmer tpertbboIs
len 2abuua naa Santiago, Guba, o6,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-24
8rpbiunt aufgefangen.

IS b a nj Il &c q n g n.
Sep @eit, 5la., %. Suli.-Die
Ipanii9e S9aluppe Domingo Qu=
relif," 20 Sonnen, nit elmer fleinen
9aoung Sabaf, 4leiber unb Ndbrung,
purOe am Sonntag pOn oer rMaple"
gsfungen, tpG6renb iie Sugua Be Ia
namo perGieB, nm na4 8i6Ora gu e.
geln. Die Mdnni9uft beitdnD aus 3
Perfonen, unb Elm gaiiagier mar an
8orb- .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-24
SfooS's 2lerp 2sark G6eGter.
Wceter's Yarf. ''sss: "ss:'.. '.''"'
Sin TamiIien= 8efort.

Sesuii6t Giicnbdbn, GJsrriss9Ruo. Res,lbdbn,
Rool. itinsr 9ons. .9opi1On 8auOsOiGt itssH Ro&s
niittoe uno aberD trei.
Bdbreuo Suli rCruup ntaue Sos,' Der fihofs
Der affeH, jur ausftnuna.
Sur6fnhrts=Sinete Cts. (5uIi2 lRt, S&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-24
125 Bern bette.

Rem gorf. %. Suli. = 9as
9Olpitali9iff rRslief" anterte beute
gia9nitta9 IS llbr nit 125 9erpun-
oeten por Der AGaraHtdnG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-24
HunHreiie 25c.

Tuit Ben Der Rap,ns O.s fanft.n R,eim,nts.
R,u. unS intr.Harts attrattion.n, fir Oi. Sin.
unO Riffabrt. Ser erObs Samili,nsGr Grbolunoss
9las. Ga,s trf.r slaK.. Rsu. 1int.rbaltune.n
Sisconto fir 69ul,u unD 8sisni&Gfteu.
CUai4, 4Dlt0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-24
= 9rG6tiges
Go(6efer. s; 8; s';' .;::. ssa;':;:: 4: ::':::
- Ser 9ampfer ,,eOniie."

mMRnahE5kMhaa4m LtL %HHIWTtL VV~UHITI1
On 80 0 d, sntdeen nm 10 llbr 8ormittdss
uHO 33 11br Ra6mittdss, init ausuabme oSn
SieHfaes unO Trtitass - an bi.itH
Sausn e Soursn) 10 llbr 9ormittaes, 2 llbr Radr
mittGss uns " ubr a6snDs. 6pnutaes um
9 llbr gSrmitts9s uus i3 ubr Ta8mittass. GTtra.
Boat
The sun., 1898-03-08
.zx SIN nElAW

beyond question these names are a hi
beyond the limit" Th;t is what Franci,
Trvclyan says. The She .tw riters' AZ.
soc'ation expressed it self a. hoping both
horses would crack tendon the frst
time out.
In about five weeks time Il G racing
season will have started ut Washington
and the early trainers have aIrt adv be-
gun to make preparations. As usual,
the Morrses will be on hand with long
string OF two.year olds, as will Wynd.
nam Walden. 1t has always been the
hobby OF these stables to corral the early
stakes at Washington, and they will te
ready to repeat as-soon as the gates swing
back on the opening day.
Messrs. julius and Max Fleischmann.
the successors to the late Charles Fleisch.
mann, haze twenty-five horses in train.
Ing ON the farms at East MllIsto one. n. l.
William Henrehen, for many wears
trainer for the late d. D. Wirbers. and
recently with Colonel W. P. Thompson,
has been engaged by Henry Blackmer to
tram the latter's string Of two. year olds
monmouth Park.
N. A. Coleman, who owns three prom
Using two year olds, will leave Mon
mouth Park for Washington next week
where he will race under the name Of tht.
Red Bank Stables.
The sun., 1898-03-08
MCCONNELL DRUNK.
The Fight at Athens Proves y Pure
and Unadulttratcd Fizzle.


and UmaduItcratcd Fizzie.
Special to THE Sun.
PHILADELPHIA Pa, Mar. THE wind
up at the Olympia Athletic Club at
Athens, Pa, tonight, between Dan Nc
Connell and Young Mahoncy, was a
sickening affair.
The men were scheduled to 90 fifteen
rounds, but the bout was stopped at the
end of the eleventh round. Mcconnell
was drunk, and had heen drinking hard
fer two weeks, and he could hardly keep
his hands up
Mahoney who is big enough to fight
Owen Zeigler or "Kid" l4svigne seemed
to have little strength in his punches
and try as he could. he could not stop
the Camden man.
Mcconnell could not get out OF his
way and fell all over the stage and was
bleeding in the eleventh round 80 as he
could not defend himself. The referee
stopped the bout and gave Mahoney the
decision.
The preliminary bout was better than
the wind.up and was hot fifteen round
bout between Crockey Boyle and George
Hadden, Of Bethlehem.
Eladden put up good hard fight but
much OF his work was wild and he
missed many punches and Boyle out.
fought him.
At the end of the bout Hadden's face
was punched into the resemblance of
piece of raw beef, while Boyle did not
bear a mark. The referee decided the
match draw, thereby cheating Boyle
'ut of victory that he clearly earned.
The sun., 1898-03-08
SELF DEFENCE.

Kid McCoy's latest blast is that he
will not fight either Maher or Chovnski
until he has tackled Billy Madden's pro.
tege, Gus Rubin. BY this he shows
that he does not except Corbett or Fitz.
simmons to accept his challenge, and
that he must do something to get awav
from Maher. If Mccoy meets Rubin
he is likely to have his hands full, as the
latter is regarded as pretty tough
customer. The Kid, by defeating him,
though, would greatly increase the con.
tidence reposed in him by the sporting
public. If he fights any more Burleys,
however, his supporters will not be in.
creased; on the contrary, even as be is
now losing friends by his hesitancy in
arranging for a meeting with the Irish
champion.
Tom ORourke OF New York has signed
a contract as matchmaker for the En-
pire Athletic Club OF Syracuse. He has
arranged for a twenty-round contest in
the Alhamba on March q between
George Dixon and Tommy White.
George Dixon is training at Coney
Island
"Kid" Mccoy is to referee the Lavignc-
Daily fight at Cleveland on March II.
Choynski and Sharkey fight at San
Francisco on Friday evening
"Mysterious" Billy Smith and Joe
Walcott are to fight twenty-rounds at
Bridgeport, Conn.,, next month.
Billy Layton of Hot Springs, Ark, and
Jack Grace of New York, seconds re-
spectivey for "kid'' Mccoy and "Nick"
Burley, were arrested in Hot Springs
Saturday upon warrants issued at the
instance Of Sheriff Houpe, charging them
with aiding and abetting a prize fight,
They were tried before Justice Afford by
jury. The State failed completely to
make ont case and verdict OF acquit-
tai was promptly returned by the jury.
Dave Sullivan is dissatisfied wit,n his
defeat by "Pedlar' Palmer, and, after
Offering all kinds of inducements, has
come out with good offer to the
Englishman. Sullivan offers to paw
Palmer's expenses, give him $500, win
or lose, and the entire receipts if he wins
while If Palmer wins he will turn over
all the gate money for the benefit of the
families of the sailors who were killed
on the Maine.
Kid Mccoy is making Bob fitzsim.
mons angry. Fitz is now willing to
fight Mccoy if Mccoy beats Peter Maher.
Maher is willing, but Mccoy is shy.
Sam Austin will referee the fight be.
tween Kid Mcfarland and Tom Tracy
at Cleveland on March IL.
ROtchford and Sears are to box twenty
rounds at Buffalo on March 20.
The sun., 1898-03-08
CYCLjNE.

A New York dealer has introduced
the loea Oh selling bicycle frames strictly
up 10 date III lines, and complete wheels
without tires, and he hopes 10 be liber-
ally patronized. lie will sell a frame. in.
Guiding seat post and llandlebar, for sl4.
letting the buyer please himself with the.
other parts, or he will sell wheel com
plete, with the exception of tires for
$3.50.
1t is anticipated that chainless wheels
and wheels with inclosed chains will be
more than ever in evidence on days
when roads are muddy. Mud or grit has
no terrors for the beveI-geared cycle, fts
manufacturers say, and that is one point
at least where it exces the chain-driven
machine.
The crack French tandem team, which
is composed of Jean Gougoltz and
Domique Lamberjack, who are at pres
ent with the cycle racing colony in St,
Augustine, Fla, have written letter to
the veteran cycle trainer Tom Eek, max
ing the latter an offer to ride on his in
ternational team this year. Eek is now
considering the Frenchmcn's PROPOSE
ton, and thinks it very advisable to fur
ther strengthen his team with them.
Jimmy Michael rode five mile paced
exhibition IN the Coliseum at St. Louis,
Saturday evening, in 10.4l. Jay Eaton
won the final heat in the mile open, pro-
fessi"nal race. Al Newhouse, second, in
10 10. The match race between jay
Easton and Charles Mccarthy was OF
especial interest. Mccarthy won in
straight heats, taking the first easily, in
los, and the second by half wheel, in
l.59. Michael intends going South,
probably to Hot Springs, where he will
go in training for the coming season.
Kaser, the Swiss Champion, performed
as pretty a piece Of pedaling as has been
seen on the track at Bellaire, Fla, for
some time. Last week he sprinted
quarter mile, unpaccd, in .26 3.5 in the
morning and duplicated the performance
in the afternoon, using a 9G gear the first
trial, and ll2 the second. This is the
fastest time that has been made for the
distance in the South. Lchr rode a
quarter in .26 4-5.
Arthur Gardiner was disqualified in
st. Augustine, Fla, on Saturday for the
first time in his career on the instance of
DR.. Brown. The occurrence has excited
much bitter feeling in the camp at that
place.