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The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22
BOXERS MEET
IN SPIRITED
CONTESTS
First Exhibition of Columbia
Athletic Club Replete With
Hard Hitting.

The initial boxing exhibition of the CO.
lumbian Athletic Club was held in its
gymnasium, Golden Gate avenue, near
Market street, last night. Five eight
round bouts were on the card and pro-
vided an overflowing measure of sport for
those in attendance. mere were no
knockouts. but in two OF the bouts men
were unable TO continue their efforts,
having fought themselves to standstill
The attendance taxed the capacity Of
the hall. every point Of vantage being
filled with the admirers OF boxing
The bouts were all of equal merit, al
though Charles Vickers and Eddie Toy
were billed as the stars. their names be-
ing printed on the advertising posters in
larger type than those of the other ath-
letes. They went to the limit of eight
rounds and the decision of the Judges
was that ii was a draw. Toy was clearly
the better boxer and scored the greater
number OF clean blows. Vickers was the
more aggressive Of the two. but his best
effort was in keeping Toys nose bleeding
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22
LAWS THAT ARE UNJUST.
Judge Mogan Suspends Sentence on
Marion Chanelle, Charged With
Peddling Without License.

Marion Chanelle. a fruit peddler. ap-
peared before Judge Mogan yesterday on
charge OF peddling without a license.
He pleaded guilty and explained 10 the
Judge that he was too poor TO pay for a
license. as he had 10 support an aged
father, and he had applied for free IL
cense. but IL was not granted.
III some of these up-country legisla-
iors,' said the Judge. 'in framing the
laws had al owed Police Judges the die
Cretionary power OF imposing a small fine
in cases such as this justice could be sub
served. but 20 impose the minimum fine
OF 800. with the alternative OF 100 DAYS
in the County jail, FOR such an offense as
pcddiing without "A license is not only a
hardship. but a rank injustice. ] DO not
feel like sentencing this man. who is try
ing 10 earn an honest living. and / will
suspend sentence for two weeks. so that
he may have chance Of procuring the
money 20 pay for his license"
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22
Grand Jury Drawn.

SAN JOSE, Nov. 21-A Grand Jury was
drawn to-day in the presence of the three
Superior Court Judges. 1t is to report on
December 81. A. Greeninger was named
as foreman. Judge borigan instructed
the body as to it's duty. Nothing more
than an inspection of the county offices
and institutions is expected. The follow
ing comprise the jury: Barney Elwood.
contractor. Alameda; ]. r. Norton, San
Jose: Z. b. Miner, merchant, San Jose;
Thomas Fowler. merchant. Gilroy; F. II.
Babb, orchardist, Campbell: Eugene
Knickerbocker, merchant, San Jose; Karl
Klein, agent, San Jose; Byron Millard.
stationer, San Jose: w. A. Clark, real
estate agent, Mountain View: w. H
MantZ, orchardist, San Jose; w. c. Ham
ilton, manufacturer. San Jose: j. S. Mock
bee, capitalist, Mayfield: Oscar Promis
merchant. San Jose; A. Greeninger, man.
ufacturer, San Jose; Lyman II. Bare
orchardist, Willows; Miles III. HOLSTER
merchant, Alviso: John Ryan, manufac-
turer San Jose; G.. A. Motley. wood deal
er. Crandallville; G. Y. Bollinger, farmer.
San Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22
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In the, fifth round both men were weak
from their violent exertions.
The bout between Jack Collins and Kid
Johnson, the first brace of boxers to ap-
pear, ended abruptly in the fifth round.
when Collins seconds threw up the
sponge. For some time before the end
Collins showed signs of having had
enough of the game and was falling to
avoid punishment.
Joe Long and Billy Toy boxed the limit
of eight rounds, the former receiving the
round the men fought desperately. both
being knocked down repeatedly. For a
time each seemed in danger of going out,
as both were hard hitters and landed re-
peated.s.
Bob Armstrong and Kid Dobson, two
colored boxers, furnished the incidental
advertisement in the programme. boxing
eight spirited rounds. Both were knocked
down without serious damage. The near
est either of them came to being injured
was when Armstrong plunged headlong
the foundation. The blow would kill an
ordinary man, but did not affect him.
The nearest approach TO a knockout was
in the bout between Charles Post and
Charles Thurston. Neither IS a skillful
boxer. but in the fourth round Thurston
landed whenever he tried and daZed his
opponent Post was down once nine Sec
onds and soon after reclined on the ropes
ten seconds and was counted out
From the number OF new boxers intro
duced by James Murphy, master of cere-
monies. as being willing 10 meet any one
OF their respective weights this city must
be the Mecca of a lot of disengaged box
ing talent. j. J. Mckinley made an ac-
ceptable referee.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22
. O o O O O Q o Q . 90
: : Gasf : :
SOCIALISTS
DOWNED THE
REPUBLICANS
Indoor Baseball That Was
Exciting and Inter-
esting.

Umpire Jack" Gleason was nearly
mobbed at the Olympic Club last night by
nine athletic indoor baseball players
Gleasons decisions In a number OF In
stances did not satisfy the rival Repub-
lican and Socialist mines. and on two Oc-
casions he was surrounded and made TO
reverse himself. Gleason declares that
hereafter he will occupy a seat in the gal
lery and watch the contests
Some tOrrid ball was put up by both
teams last night and spectators had
enough heart thrills 90 suffice them for q
month. The Socialists won hard-earned
victory after nine innings OF sensational
ball by a score Of N 10 O. Jack" Cum
ningham essayed the role Of n pitcher
with sad results. He was batted all over
the gymnasium and gave more men bases
on balls than could be noted down by
Official Scorer StapletOn. Captain James
proved himself a hot twirler. holding the
opposing batters down % a few hits. Fol-
lowing IS the lineup and score.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22
SAN MATE0 ROAD WILL
NOT PAY DOUBLE TAXES
CORPORATION HAS ALREADY
PAID TO THE STATE
On Attorney Lanes Advice Judiciary
Committee Will Not Recommend
Cancellation of Duplicate
Assessment.

The judiciary Committee OF the Board
Of Supervisors met yesterday and on the
advice OF City Attorney Lane decided
not 10 recommend that the second assess
ment levied by Assessor Dodge on per
sonal property Of the San Francisco and
San Mateo road was Cancelled. The rail
way company was represented by Judge
W. b. Cope. who argued that II was an
injustice 10 the company. which had al
ready paid its taxes 10 the stat Con-
troller on the assessment levit. oy the
Board OF Equalization, to pay second
time.
be made uf the question whether the city
or State nad a right 10 assess the prop
erty OF railway companies operating in two
counties. Judge Cope replied that he did
not think Il fair that the company should
be made the scapegoat for settlement
OF a mooted question.
William Clayton. manager of the rail-
road. supplemented the remarks OF Judge
Cope by stating that the assessment OF
Assessor Dodge was an arbitrary one,
while the assessment levied by the
Equalization Board was based on
voluntary statement OF the company.
which had been done for six years past.
San Matco County had not assessed the
road and he denied the right OF San Fran
cisco TO collect taxes after the taxes mad
been paid once 10 the State Attorney
Lane. however. was obdurate in the mat
Ter ana Allt committee lfAASN4 - ltNplA4-
mend the cancellation Of the duplicate
assessment on his advice.
AS a result OF the committees action
the company rendered the sum OF $3.50 81
10 Tax Collector Sheehan as taxes on its
real estate and refused 10 pay taxes on
Sis 200 on tracks. rolling stock. etc. and
on 10000 representing the franchise,
which IL claims has already been as
sessed 10y the State and the taxes paid.
The Tax Collector refused the offered
amount on the ground that he is Obliged
TO collect the full amount Of taxes or
none at All. IL IS likely that he Will.
when the taxes become delinquent. pro-
ceed 10 sell the property 10 the State, in
which event the State Controller will
probably cancel the county assessment
on the ground that IL has already been
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22
NOT THE
DIXON OF
THE PAST
Colored Champion Defeats
Lenny, but Lacks His
Old Time Speed.
Special Dispatch to The cali.

NEW YORK. Nov. H.-George Dixon.
the feather-weght champion, got the de-
cislon over Eddie Lenny Of Philadelphia
tonight after fighting twenty-five rounds
before the Broadway Athletic Club
Dixon at one time looked like his old
time self but during the majority of the
rounds. while he always held Lenny safe
~. II was only too evident that the cham
pion had gone back wofully. and if to-
nights bout brought out his best points ii
is pretty nearly a certainty that Terry
McGovern will wrest the feather-weight
championship from the dusky boy, who
has held IL for so many years.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22
VALLEY ROAD NEWS.
Progress of Construction Shows a
Rapid Movement Toward
Com etioD

Work on the Valley road is going right
along and II no unlocked for obstacle
interferes a few weeks at the most
should see the tracks laid 10 Point Rich
mond, after which there will be nothing
TO do but put on the ferryboat and com
mence hauling freight and passengers
into San Francisco.
The three bridges are now fully com
pleted. Those over the San JOAQUIN and
Middle rivers already have trains running
over them and the track will be laid on
the one ever the Old River within the
next day or two.
The tunnels are all finished and ready
for the rails and the great viaduct of the
Alhambra Valley is three-fourth COM
pleted and VIII be ready for business
within a comparatively short period of
time. There Is still about two weeks
work on the road between Pinole and
Rodeo and this. when finished. will com
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22
Only sevsn Jurors smnrn

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-The second
week Of the trial Of Roland q. Molineux
began to-day with seven jurors in the
box and at the adjournment The number
was still seven, no juror having been Sc
lected during the days examination. Tho
defense challenged one OF the talesmen
peremptorily, while the others were ~
cused on general grounds. for bias or be-
tial evidence or the death penalty. The
trial will be continued tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22
WILL IMPROVE THE
PORTS QUARANTINE
APPROPRIATION LIKELY TO BE
MADE BY CONGRESS.
The Contemplated Enlargement to
Cost over One Hundred and
Thirty Thousand Dollars.

Three months ago the local Chamber of
Commerce forwarded TO Secretary Of the
Treasury Lyman j. Gage letter calling
attention TO the lack of proper quarantine
facilities at this port. That was at The
time that the Asiatic plague was raging
in the Orient, and several vessels were
quarantined at Angel Island. On that occa-
sion the passengers Of incoming ships
were put 10 the most distressing incon-
veniences because OF the inability OF the
quarantine officers 10 afford even the
common necessities. First-class and sec
ond-Class passengers We're huddled like
sheep in pen. and even the luXuries OF a
bath were denied. All these facts, and
more. were set forth in the letter, and
a memorial was presented that lie
authorities provide for an appropriation
10 meet the requirements OF the port in
this direction. 1t is apparent that the
communication has had some weight and
will be favorably acted upon, by the fol-
lowing answer that was received yester-
day at the Chamber:
Treasury Department. Office OF the Supervis-
ing Surgeon General Marine Hospital Ser
WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. ls. 1899.
Charles Nelson. President Chamber OF Com
merce. san Francisco. Cal.-Sir: Referring to
August 30 by Hon. Marion de Nries To the
Honorable Secretary of the Treasury. calling
attention 10 the quarantine STATION at anger
Island and requesting that additions be made
10 the equipment OF that port IL being con-
sldered that the present facilities are made
quate / have 20 enclose herewith for your
information a copy OF the estimates which Will
be transmitted 10 Congress at the next session
for the Improvement OF this station.
Estimates have been. from time TO time. sub
mitted and appropriations requested with a
view 10 making this station equal In equip
ment 20 any In the United States, and the
bureau invites your cooperation in the matter
OF attaining this end. l will be pleased II you
will take an interest in this matter and
through your Senators and Representatives IN
Congress urge upon the Committee on Appro-
priations the necessity for granting in full the
appropriations requested in this estimate.
The bureau fully appreciates the necessities
OF this station and earnestly desires that II
shall be equal in equipment to any in existence.
Respectfully, WALLER WYMAN,
Surgeon General NJ. II. s.
Estimate for San Francisco Quarantine Sta
tion-Improvements of station Oron pier or
floating disinfectng planO. 800. 900; electric
light plant $4,000; additional accommodations
for cabin passengers. $4,000; water system
5000: grading. improving and fencing grounds
$500: heating apparatus, $1,000: extension OF
disinfecting and isolation buildings. $500: dis
injecting and laundry appliances. $500; total
sl37 500
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22

plete the line from the Franklin tunnsl to
Point Richmond. Altogether there still
remains about thirty-five miles OF track
TO be nut in before everything will be at
an end and San Francisco have another
line carrying transcontinental business in
and out of it's markets.
When seen yesterday regarding the re-
ported operation Of a freight boat be-
tween Point Richmond and Tiburon 10
connect with the Donahue road. Vice
President Payson and Chief Engineer
storey Of the Valley road said ;hat, as
FAR as they knew, no such plan was un-
der contemplation. II such a plan had
been decided upon these gentlemen would
surely know of it. so their professions Of
ignorance may be taken as a polite way
Of contradictng a report which had no
foundation in fact.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22
VARSITY TEAM WINS.
University of Oregon Eleven Defeats
Ashland Normal.

ASHLAND. Or, Nov. 21.-The football
game to-day between the University OF
Oregon and the Ashland Normal School
teams resulted in score Of 30 to o in
favor of the former The varsity team
played a brilliant game. Good individual
plays by Ashland but poor team work was
responsible for the result The grand
stand, containing several hundred people
gave way during the game. but Fortunate
ly no one was seriously hurt
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22
ABDIcATEs A THRONE.
What the Wedding of the King Of
MOSQUITO Means.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Nov. H.-Tha
wedding of former Prince Clarence III OF
the Mosquito Territory and Irene Nor
rice took place to-day.
BY contracting this alliance which ia
thoroughly morganatic. the former Mos
quito King. according 10 the Jaws OF his
country. not only disinherits hts heir. put
politically and technically. liz not un.er
present conditions, virtually abdicates hi5
shadowy throne.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22
.Dnvid Harumn Lectured On.

People OF literary inclinations crowded
tho parlors OF the Hotel Berkshire last
evening TO hear Eliza ID. Keith lecture on
David Harum." Lecture is rather a
strong term for Miss Keiths exposition
OF Westcotts character sketch. Her
method s. to read a few striking passages
and comment on them. and then with a
comprehensive explanation pass on TO the
next interesting bit In this way she
manages to entertain her audience very
pleasantly and afford those whose time is
limited an acquaintance with the novel OF
the day.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22
Fortv-Eieht Hour Race.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 21-Everythlng Is
in readiness for the forty-eight- -hour hi-
cycle race for the championship OF Amer
lea. which is 10 open at Convention Hall
tomorrow. The men will ride eight con-
secutive hours a day. beginning at 100 IN
the afternoon. There are now thirteen
entries. including Charles W. Miller OF
Chicago, the worlds champion long dis
I anre ridnr
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22
The King of Hearts

on the new. fancy playing cards Is Admiral
Dewey: other face cards represented by other
American heroes. These elegant cards are OBJ
tainable only by sending ten 2-cent stamps to
Malt Murine Dept. Anheuser Busch Brewing
Assn. St. Louis Il. s. A. The finest ever
produced. Send for pack at once.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22
TO-DAY'S SELECTIONS.

First race-santello. Tourist II, Major Cook.
Second race-Rosormonde. Los Medanos.
Third race-ostler Joe. Gauntlet. Ringmas-
ter.
Fourth race-Good Hope. Dare II. High Hoe.
Fifth race-Pat Morrissey. Sly Peace.
Sixth race-Satsuma, Festoso. San Venado.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22
DEAD HEAT
IN HURDLE
HANDICAP
Judges at Bennington Unable
to Separate McFonso and
Governor Griggs.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-The hurdle
handicap race of a mile and three-quart-
ers over seven hurdles was the feature
at Bennings to-day. The finish was one
of the best ever seen in a jumping race,
McFonso and Governor Griggs passing
under the wire in a dead heat, with
Charagrace a nose behind them and julius
Caesar, the favorite, just a neck I'm the
rear. Not a single favorite to-day re-
deemed the hope reposed in him by his
hackers.
The stewards of the club. after investi-
eating McInernys ride on Sibley in a
steeplechase on Saturday last, have taken
up his license for this meeting and will
recommend To the National Hunt and
Steeplechase Association that the same be
revoked. Results:
Six furlongs. handicap-Lady Lindsey won,
Judge Wardell second. L LAllouette third. Time,
1:l5 2-5.
Five furlongs-Allaire won. Elsie Skip sec
ond, Jamaica third. Time, 1:03h.
Hurdle handicap, mile and three-quarters,
over seven hurdles-McFonso and Governor
3:22
Six furlongs-Golden Rattle won. All Gold
second. Magic Light third. Time. 1916.
One mile and a sixteenth-Our Nellie won
Hold Up second, Bangor third. Time. 1:5O14.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22
JEFFRIEs AND CoRBETT SIGN.
Matched for Fight to Occur in Sep
tember of Next Year.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-James j. JET
fries and James J. Corbett were this
afternoon matched 10 fight a twenty-five
ronud go. or 10 finish. II the law per-
mits. on or about September 10 next The
fight will be under Queensberry rules
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22

In a mine near Butte. Mont. live hun
light Of day.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22

Second and third driv-
d cut Off on backstretch.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22

Time -, :i3 u, x.
ing Winner T. McLaughin's b.. e.. Treacy
The Judge
Fayershan badly showed speed and dropped
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22

Time-To IL %: to H. :4sis; last q. 1908; 81
Second easing up. Third driving. Winner, W.
imp. Oran.
Bendoran galloped and pulled up lame. Jon'
Goodwin. King Carnival away badly
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22

4, Time-I. :25g: y. 5lh: y. lIsK. Good start.
ing. Winner: Burns 6 WAREHOUSES; b {: by Kinglike
When right winner Is a clever hlly. Mandamus came
speed. Daniel away poorly; had speed.
Scratched-Decoy 40. Racetto 101
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22

JOS. A MURPHY-Preslding Judge
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22

Time-i4. :25z u. :5llk: a. i:isl9. Good start
driving. Winner. Burns q Warehouses; br. m.
Winner Outclassed her company. Ricardo ra
good race. Artesia much speed in false br
Scratched-Vishun JOG. Timemaker l06 Isabelle
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-22
aZate7t Esco1u5 Naae in the %eAa Of Sport
NELL is THE CHOICE
OF THE MEN WHO BET

4 O0 6AGERING has commenced
" w II in earnest on the meeting
MMX next Friday night of Boxers
w w George Green and Al Neill.
with the rnrnsfipa of q for
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ONLY ROTH TRANSPORTS NEEDED
orders for the Hancock. Tor Seattle.
Not Yet Published

special Dispatch TO the ost-Tn,elusencsr
WASHINGTON, July e7.-fvof Rirs "a.
s.@taht ql2FteTTsaas SER general said TO-DAY
thas the fonr transports TO he sent 10 Ma
htaa from Puget sound wsre All The govern
naeht required. ard that the two which
would so - Tacoma would ~, loaded Nil
mules. presumably for the artillery sen
vice Inc orders regarding the Hanrork
sA:she ~itH the Third cavalry from Sc
sttle have not tsen publfshysa yaf ~,
there is Dor likely 10 be any change in
mat regard Capt. Thomas Swoht sssssf-
ant quarter master. transport Meade haS
hTHD ordered % Tacoma wtth INSTRUCT ions
20 report 20 Capt. Robinson bv letter
Capt Swohe VIII not 8nfy attend 70 Shfr-
ping the arst cargo % rngles hat wi,
accompany them 70 Manila
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