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The Board of Trustees of the City of
Sacramento ordain as follows:
Section /. There is hereby granted to
the Citizens Gaslight and Heat Company
CT Sacramento an extension of time until
September first, eighteen hundred and
seVenty-three, within which to comply
with the conditions imposed upon said
company by the provisions of Ordinance
Number Sixteen. passed by the Board of
Trustees of the City of Sacramento. on
the fifth day of February, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-two, granting to the
Citizens Gaslight and Heat Company the
right to lay down gaspipes in the streets
and alleys of the City of Sacramento
Section @ This ordinance shall take ef-
feet immediately
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NOTICE OF AWARD OF CONTRACT,
NO. 412

Pursuant to law and to the resolution
of the Board of Trustees of the City OF
Sacramento, adopted September 70. 1S99
directing this notice, notice is hereby
given that the said Board of Trustees, in
open session, on the 25th day of Septem-
Der, 1929 opened, examined and publicly
declared ali scaled proposals offered for
the following work TO wit;
That the alley, between = and Q stl eets
in said city, from the east line Of Eighth
street to the west line of Ninth street
be improved by grading and macadamiz-
ing, constructing redwood curbs and a
brick catch basin and connecting the
catch basin to the sewer.
Rejected all of said bids except that
next hereinafter mentioned, and there
after, on the 25th day Of September, 1S99
awarded the contract for said work to
the lowest regular responsible bidder, to
wit: To E Twaddle, at the prices named
for said work in his proposal on hle.
NJ ]. DESMOND
Clerk of Board of Trustees of Sacra-
Sacramento. September 26 1899.
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole car
casses from slaughterers to dealers
BEEF-Steers, first quality 7AQl7hc;
other grades, 61lQ7c per 10; young Cows
and Heifers, SIC; old Cows, 519Q6c per H.
VEAL-7QSc for large and 9U10c per 1b
for small.
MUTTON-Wethers, 7Q714c; Ewes. 61a@
&c per 10.
thanksgiving, SGIS1ac per ID.
PORK-Live Hogs, 5a4c per ID for me-
dunn, 5ssc for small, 012c for large
dressed, fQ81ac per 10.
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Closing Grain Quotations.

Chicago, Sept 90th.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .T17sc; December,
731ac; May, 764c.
San Francisco, Sept 30th.
WHEAT-December, 81. .131s; May, $11SH.
BARLEY-December, S74c
CORN-Large Yellow, $1.05.
BRAN-S16@16.5 80.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. Sept. sot

San Francisco, Sept. Both.
Morning Session Andes. lie; Belcher.
ST SIS: G & c, 22c: Mexican, 40QS9c; Ophir,
$1.05; Overman, 24c; Savage, 26c; Scorpion.
&c: S Nevada, 72c; Union, 42941c.
Andes. f2c: Belcher, 25c; B & B, 40c; Bull
ion. &c; Caledonia, TIC; Challenge, soc;
Chollar, 4lc; Confidence, nc; g G Y. $50:
Justice, Sc; Kentuclx, &c; Lady Washing
ton, 1c; Mexican. Ssc; Occidental 22c;
Ophir, $1.05; Overman, 22c. Potosi, SOC;
Savage, 26c; Scorpion, &c: S Belcher, 4c;
s Nevada, 69c: Silver Hill, &c; Standard,
So 25; Union, Ale; Utah, 1sc; Yellow Jacket,
Csc.
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per pair for old and s1.75Q2 for Goslings;
Pigeons $1.25Q1.50 per doz for old and
81 7512 for young.
GAME-Wild Doves, 81 per dozen; Hare,
S1I1 rs per dozen; Rabbits, $10l1. so; Noun
tain Quail, $4@450 per doz; Sage Hens, =
per dozen; Gray Geese, nominal; Jack
Snipe - per dozen.
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led by Ordinance lO7
ORDINANCE NO. 80.

70 Provide for Watering Graded and
Paved Streets, Authorized by a Sup
Elemental Act of the Legislature, APP
proved April first, Eighteen Hundred
and Seventy-two, Passed March 8, 1873.
Repealed by Ordinances 62 and 12S.
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ORDINANCE NO. 26.

Granting an Extension of Time to the
Citizens Gaslight and Heat Company
of Sacramento in Order to Comply
With the Conditions of Ordinance
Number Sixteen, Passed February
Fifth, Eighteen Hundred and Seventy
two; Passed November 4. 1872
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ORDINANCE NO. 20.

Establishing Election Precincts as Au-
thorzed in Section Two, Subdivision
Sixteen of the City Charter. Approved
April Twenty-fifth. Eighteen Hundred
and Sfxty-Three, passed February 10,
1873
Repealed by Ordinance 107.
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ORDINANCE NO. "a.

Providing for Blockading the Streets and
Alleys and the Preservation of Fire
Department Property During Fires,
Passed October q, 1872.
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NOTICE.
The City Art Gallery is open to
visitors daily from 10 o'clock a.
m. until A o'clock p. IN.

RESOLUTION OF AWARD NO. n2.
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AT MINNEAPOLIS
CFx 10,141, shipped September 23d: Ma
laga Grapes, single crates, sec. Car
crossed $9lS.
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Winter Nellis Pears, boxes, $1.97;
Georges Late Peaches. Soc. Car crossed
81. .020
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Pears-5oc@$1 per box for Winter: Bart
lett 81 25d1. Is per box and - per ton.
observation-disclosures per box. as to
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shoes for comfort and service

Mems full stock kip Creed |
more lace shoes, for work in the
shop; double. soles CO Egs
and tap on top 49,. UZsJU
Mems heavy full nailed soled
shoes, with strong, Ct 7E
serviceable uppers. =. OlilJ
Mems oil grain buckle
shoes, with strong, solid soles,
standard screw fas- CT En-
tened. ............. WuUV
Mems Milwaukee oil grain
lace shoes, with double soles;
soles and heels full-nailed;
counters sewed on the outside;
a substantial shoe for Nfl En-
toughest wear $3.50. VxiUU
Mems strongly made and sew
ed veal kip lace or congress
shoes, with tap SOLE. 0I 7E
Mems heavy satin calf lace
shoes, with wide plain toes and
heavy soles; an extra O1
value -. WG
Miss rIamie Haley
Hale's COrne
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And Still REFUSES
to Wake Up.
PECrIliR CASE OF Mr.. MURPHY
Who Fell In the Streets Of west.
boro. mss. and Nos lies
In . Trance.

wfssrBoRo. Mass. June io.--Mi-
chaei Murphy has been asleep for the
past fourtnon days. and despite the
Efforts % physicians 60 awaken him
hr lie. as a dead mon. except that hs
breathss and can take nourishmsnt,
He lies at the home Of Patrick Brad
ley on School street. AMI many per
sons have been there 90 tnvestiKate
the wonderful cass which u purEiins
the medical profession and astonish-
inx the townspeopie.
On May 10 Murphy was standing
near the Boston a aibany station.
when suddenly h. sank TO the ground
unconscious and Apparently lifeieas.
A pas.srby noticed him lying on the
grouad and Immediately procured a
carriage and conveyed him To the
home % Mr.. bradley.
Dr. Charles =. knight and DT. u.
T.. Ciiey were summoned and they
pronounced Murphy TO be In a Isth-
arxfc state bordering On the frat
stages Of trance. The doctors used
every effort 70 bring him back 70
consciousness. but 10 no avail. Pfus
we're inserted in the solss OF hls feet
and the doctors shook him and NOV
ed him from one part Of the bed 20
the other. but they wsr~ unsucc~ss-
full. At length they decided nothing
could be done. except to give him
nouushmcnt from time To time and
let matters take their course.
The condition of the sleeping man
la a remarkabis one. lila face 10 pale
and features emaciated. Ills body
is warm and apparently he n peace
fully sleeping. but at times his feat
ures are drawn into a CHASTITY ex-
preston. az though he was trying
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iinois railroad. The heglra from Chi
eaRo viii be Witnessed June I'd. Re
forr the start on the afternoon Of
that day q parade win lac held IN
the down town streets. Anybody who
wants 10 rall into line az the process
sion passes will have hts OF her erc-
dentiala passed upon az the box cars
are being boarded ~ the Polk street
station and the following questions
required TO be answered;
How much territory have you COW
cred in the last nye years.
How much by cushions or other
wlsce
pid you ever panhandle n dooklc
Have you ever belonged TO a hobo
camnf
10 you prefer a box car 20 a Pull
man aleepers
VIII you always recognise tour
LIST aud help him with all your abill-
ityG
WIN YOU help 90 annihilatc all the
bum klilerst
psd YOU ever leave a town by rr-
quest 81 the town marshall
WIN you help 20 establish frye
soupheuse In each railroad centcrG
WIN YOU natRion the congressman
In your district to legislate FOR steam
heat In all box carug
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ArCidaS Farmer Nav
Travel
WITH Hin PROPELL0RS NIIlRLlNc
And AL the People Of tho Moon
locking on With Ensy
and Surprise.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, June io,--An
eirship. the invention Of Arcidas
Farmer Of this city. had a successful
trial a, midnight last night. The ma
chine Is naviEablo balloon and was
propelled in all directions. even In
the face OF stin breezc. by means
Of aluminium propeliers run by the
chain and sproeket taken from a bi-
cycle. The success 81 the trial last
night has led 70 the Intention to
build larger ono immediately, the
power 20 drive the propeilcra being
furnished by gas engine Of very
hight weight.
The balloon Is cigar shaped. - feet
In length. The frame 90 the basket
which contains the propeliiuE and
steering power il made OF steel htcy-
Gle tubing and weighs but y pounds
al Ia hexagonai IN shape, Ave feet
across aud the basket Il Of stout rope
netting, The propetiinF and steering
apparatus consists OF two fouf-blad-
ed prppellfrs ~ aluminium working
without cover OF any sgrt ~ tnp .ssA
OF hollow shafts at the side Of the
machine They are driven by bfcy-
Gle keafuts NAtAh htttH tNA "
40 pounds.
The propeilers are ten feet apart
The blades are four feet two inches
hong and eight inches aide ~ the
ends. In front OF the seat where the
man who produces the power Is seat
cd IL a double wheel which enables
hfm to change the positions OF the
propsllers When both are in front
OF the shaft and power Is applied the
airshtp IL driven forward. when re-
versed and thrown back 90 the shaft
q Koes back. when the propeliera
are PLACED on top % the machine II
rises. and when placed undernsath
Il sinks. Each propeller II lndeprud-
eut OF the other in tfs positions. and
b. placing one forward and one back
OF the shaft the machine can be
turned around. The trial lasted an
hour and was a success In every
way.
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SKELETONS
uNEARTNED
Remarkable Find in
Vermont.
MADE BY THREE BOYS HUNTING
Believed TO BE the Remains OF In.
dams Wounded In Battle
With tho whites.
MADE BY THREE BOYS HUNTING

MONTPELIER. VT. June i0.--Jaa
u Kelly, Fred Copeland and Albert
Austin. Of Fair Haven. Vi. are the
diseoyerer. Of something very puz-
sling. az least to the historians. They
started out the other day with their
dog after some kind Of a wild animal
which had been seen by some wood.
chopper near bloody Ledge a few
days ago. Gotng there direct the
dog found tracks and also evidently
later found the animal. as he return
81 10 them badly used up, Again
starting him out IN the rocks just
east Of Hattiesnnke hill The boys
tried 90 smoke out the animal. but
not succeeding they enlarged the hole
and with their guns and torches they
erawted In. After crawling "a few
feet they found themselves Ia a large
chamber about twenty feei wide. 100
feet long and 10 feet high. In one
corner II the room they Frs' 4--
~~s fff'ffn skeletons setting up
against the wall and close BY an
Iron kettle The boys we're some
vhat frightened at their remarkable
discovery and reirsaied hastily TO
the open air uf8t their courage Eoou
returned and with IL a determine ton
for further exploration. on the Sec
oni visit a mass % gold. all In Span
iEh coins. was found. none 81 which
bears a later date than iT0s Upon
ia being counted later there wuA an
equivalent af fxTso Of this. In an
- - aas
% ratilcHnakcn a. large as a small
cock ~ hay. As they we're in a tor
rid condition ~ took very little time
TO KIN 1880 % these reptiles. which.
with bounty Of 10 cents each will
give them tTst for this part Of the
discovery.
The discoveries were Joined by
others the foliowing day. and the W
skeletons were taken 10 the village.
Prot Norman examined them and
pronounced them 10 he the skeletons
90 Indians IL has long been known
that early In the eighteenth century
the Indians used 60 have a large
cneampment near Rastie#nake hill.
and many arms. haichess and other
implements are annually found there
and the professor also says that in
iT.s a band OF white men under the
command Of Capt Titus came from
the Connecticut River valley. at
tackled the indian cncampmeni and
defeated the natives with great
slaughter He advances an erpiana-
lion " the skeletons being IN the
cave that at this time some o. the
wounded Indians were taken there
and were Afterwards abandoned and
ieft 90 die. Tho presence OF the gold
10 az much % a mystery Go him as u
is to others.
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Have Called a Hobo
Convention
TO MEET 0oy HDiyyIlLE. I'LL.
College orsdvstss Asasuneed to
Take Part ss spsshsss In
The osthsrins.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. June ia con
vention of hoboes has been called to
meet at Danvilis. III. June IS. The
call for the novel gsthring has been
circulated in rural districts for some
time and recently reached this city.
Quite a. unique as the convention IL
self IL the call 1t "a q tiny poster.
or "stscker." for handy FASTING on
lamp posts and convenient land
marks on the highways. The no
boes are their own bill posters. With
ia the Iast few weeks 10000 Of these
posters have been printed and dis
sributed at the expense Of Charles
Noe. a wealthy young man 81 Syca-
more. III. who styles himself a $50
eiety tramp"
Under the name of the BOX Car
Tourists Union. No. 81. more than
200 hoboes Of Chicago have organized
10 get in readiness for convention
work They claim to be affiliated
with 100 similar organizations cover
ing most OF the territory between
''the great divide" of the Rocky
mountain range and the Atlantic sen
board. An outline OF the programme
up. II includes discussions OF the
economic and social conditions out Of
which the hobo evolved himself or
has been evolved. College graduates
In disguise or reduced by drink
will be among the eloquent speakers
at the meeting. Tents and empty
barrels will house the delegates and
a sand lot owned by "Onl0n" Cotton.
a hotel proprietor OF Danville, has
already been selected for the holding
of the convention. which Is 20 be In
the open air.
Only "ex-usefut' members of ur-
ban. suburban or rustic commune
ties VIII he given credentials 10 the
grassy floor OF the convention. Those
already registered and declared ELI
gibIs are: Land surveyors, shoemak-
ers. raiiroaders. cigar makers. de-
signers, mouldsrs, printers and tall
ora.
by special diapsusation OF the
managers OF the convention society
framps ex-artora and cx-collcRe
presidents are to he admitted Route
pickers and providers ~ "mde-door
Pulimans." and Of "eatiuRs" have
been named for the Chicago union.
Among them are William r. Peters.
George r. WeIters. Edward V. pa
Wis, Charles Il. Noe. Onion" Cotton,
Hdoiphus Burkhaft and Edward 4.
Freeman. With the exception Of Noe
and Cotton all these have been hiber.
mating. along with others Of their Tx.
in Easements At 40 Sherman street.
f63 North Clark street or IN similar
winter retreats throughout the city.
Arrangements for transp0rtationin
box cars. with hay trussea for bortha
he been made through tho good
noes Of the Chicago & Eastern IL
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Let Your Wife Pick.

II is the desire Of the owners Of the
Pratta Orchard Addition TO encour.
ago the building Of homes. therefore
the investor and especially the ladies'
Of Seattle who are interested in own
ing homes IN the near future. are
requested 70 see this property. II
r. beautifully situated on the enat
slope Of Queen Anne hill. command
ing a good view Of the lake. city and
Sound. accessible by Cedar street car
line. There are from TO IA large
bearing fruit trees on each lot. and
We 90 not hesitate 10 say that the
Pratt's Orchard Addition offers the
best value for the least money of
any property offered during our ~
years experience. Easy terms 10
those who wish TO build Price $3.50
per lot You can secure a plat OF
this addition by calling on Holman
and Robinson at ii2 Columbia street.
MOORE INVESTMENT co.
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Both the Music and
the Maids
1T THE C.E. CONCERT LAST NIGHT
Solo and Chorus WORK Was Cvsn
8ettsr Than Mad Seen Gr-
pseted By the Public.

Tho convert by the Christian En-
deavor convention chorus at the Ar
mory last night vas one Of the most
successful musical affairs ever given
IN Seattle, The building was crowd
cd By an apprcc4ative audience. The
rendition OF tho sacred cantata.
Gsurs 'IIoly city" was exceedingly
melodious. ana "a the chorus and
solo parts were given one by one.
the audience was delighted.
The chorus itself presented one Of
The prcttiest sights imaginable. At
the end of the hall. on a platform ar
ranged like an amphithcator. were
the singers. Tier after tier rose clear
up 60 the gallery. Every one OF the
600 seats was occupied. the ladies
prettily attircd in evening dress.
Electric lights cieveriy arranged.
brought out the fun splendor OF the
scene. long TO be remembered by
those present. In front 81 the chorus
on a rostsum. stood Prof. n. II. Joy.
the leader. thanked by the orchestra.
The frat chorus was. Tell Me.
Flora" following which was the solo.
"SprlnEtimr. by Miss Jennie
Houghton Edmunds The third
number was Gounod's solemn mass.
st. Cecilia" In this number the
rich tenor voice Of Mr.. Arthur q.
Cover was heard 10 advantage.
The second part Of the program
was The Holy city" In this both
the soioists and chorus met every
demand.
Taken altogether. the concert was
one 81 the most remarkable musical
affairs ever given In Seattle. and
credit Is due both to the participants
and Prof. Joy for making the musi-
Gale such pronounced success.
Tho aololsts were as follows:
Miss Grace Bradley, Of Tacoma.
....... +s......s...s...t...s soprano.
Mrs. Jennie Houghton- Edmunds. OF
Seattle ..............Mezz soprano
Miss Alys True, OF Seattle ........
..sssss.s.ss.ss. .ssss+...ss MfiHo-aito
Mrs. william n. whittlesey. OF Sc
attic ...s.st.+ss.t... .sss..tontralto
Mr.. Arthur Cover. OF Tacoma 500.
...t.tts. .........t.t......-.. Tenor
SIR. Myron NJ. Grout. OF Seattle.
.s....tss .s..ss.sss. ss.s..s BahHOss
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Science VS.. Tact.

a scientist says. The paleuzoio
cockroaches are distinguished from
living species by having fine veins
In the wings instead of four. and
having decided meaozoic aspect. g"
This Is highly important. but a wo-
man whom fhc sees ono OF these In
secta will not care whether It has Ave
or fifteen veins In the wing. She
will give acrea.u. draw her skirts
tightly about her and give the In
sect such a violent rap with an old
shoe that II viii have more of a
mashed than a mcsozolo aspect.
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The Automobile Race.

CLEVELAND. o.. June i0.--Alex.
WInton. the automobile inventor Of
this city. speaking ~ the deposit Of
20 900 francs as forfeit 10 NJ. Char
ron. the winner Of The French auto
mobile races. for thousand mile
race with the Wlntsn machine, says:
II am glad 10 see that the French
man means business. I shall cover
his forfeit money at once. am will
Ing to race him either In Europe or
America"
The race. fl II thought. will be run
between New York and Chicago.
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Round teu-len springs at Fits ar
ter the break. lie puts right on the
chest ana left ON Jaw. f1tz swings
with left on eye. t'itz miahea loft
hook. Icn duekinE, Jen'a right 10
stopped by "A bad elbow. Fttz puts
LEFT ON check, Jen misses hia an-
awcr. Fliz missed left aud right and
ieif lahbed left 10 noae. f'ltz crowds
him To a corner. Jen shoots straight
left 20 jaw, Eta falls hat ON his
back and takes seconds Co rise.
when he gets up Jen swings right "a
neck and again rita 10 doWned.
lie gets up quickly but IL sent 70 hia
knees BY another left. When he riz-
- he cllnehea and the bell Is heard.
Just then rita swings Wild ana IL
groEgy
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liqhtinu the Ocean.

A new method NJ illumination on
the ocean consists Of using a hollow
cylinder OF steel tubing. charged
with calcium carbide. This shell Is
20 be shot from a gun 20 distance
Of two miira When IL strikes the
water u generates aeetylene gas and
gives 1000 candle power, whlch burns
from the end which floats Thls
light cannot be extinguiNhed by wa
ter.
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Round ninc~jcn poica hobs wind.
Another left from Jen TO wind and
he hooks It 20 neck. They awap the
right GA ribs and rita 1aha LEFT On
face, Jonia left reached head. Bob
missed right ana puts right on ribs.
Jcn.s left finds chin aud again Jen
pukrH left 90 face. Hob back with
straight left on nose and JEFF swings
with left on head. Flts hooks left
to neck and they swap lcfta ON the
head. Jcff puts right on stomach
and left laba on face. Nitz plants
a left un neck and the bell rignH.
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EyrfYthius r p0iuF Without limit ~ re-
raffr 70 the hiRiisat Edaier regardless ~
price. cost ct value "a ~ must make room
Tor large. moss atuet thnf f. on he road.
a largo linr Df Watehca dlgm0ndr. chains,
Tat nud hallDEWhfa 70 ffleft ffom Fins
watches. Including HoWht1s. HsYmOuds.
htFrfsiae crescent Street y q GH1iyf. q.
~ Wheeler 4 e hHriia' ara Dubef. etc.
Now ha fufe aud hfteu4 mis- sale, - every
thing is gong 70 The highest bidder With
Dut llmit 81 feafrgr. y elegant presents
given away alter fHeh sale. EYefy thing IL
guaranteed a. represented. ~ Be sure snd
attend zHlas daily 81 sud - . IA. q W.
fafnnfk 4 CO.. fHla second avenue
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Round eieven-FltE missed "a left
FOR the head t'itE puts right on
his ribs ana isbbed left on mouth.
FITS missed a right, Jcn Jolts the
neck with left Fitn puts left on Etom
ach ana right on chest. H1tx misses
a right and JEFF plants right over
heart. jon plants Left mouth send
ing Fits head back bat he il Hilli
there. lie puts left on shoulder. jon
puts right on wind and left 20 eye.
Two more icftn from Jen on the
hcad then Ien iahs left twice. Like
lightning now two isfts swing 20
neck ana Jaw and right swings to
point ~ Jaw. the Cornishmnn falls %
sa. eass - E.2 SID. ~ 49, ~ ht~
back. Count one. two. three. four.
five. aix-FltE rolls over. seych-eIght
mine. ten. lie IL out and JET IL
champion 81 this world. Referee wav-
81 t. Rita second 10 carry him
20 his corner.
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Excursion to Tacoma Sunda y

Excursion steamer State Of wash
lngion will leave Yesler wharf sun
day a; SIS a. m. Returning. leaves
Tacoma al els .. IN. Round trip
soc. Tickets for saie at Lees Phar-
macy, and Rt wharf.
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tYtH straight left to eye Jea touch.
60 stomach with the left ritz left
to shoulder ana Jen swings loft over
Fith' heart. Then swings hard
LETT 90 Jcn' Jaw aud unpcurh TO be
playing Tor eye, He was forced with
wind iigll rang
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Round with a eliaeh 20 open
FitE misses left to Jefrries. wee
back with left on the nose. The
eiar.t showed on Fitx face. Fttz
planted a good right over JeffFsse'
heart and after an exchange Of left
faeers Fitx hooked the left neck and
Jefrriez came back hard on the ribs
with left and right on stomach
tefY puts a stiff one on stomach with
his left and repeats e. F'itE right
goo. over Jers head. sparring at
sound OF the bell.