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EA2T raASTCISCO CJHEONICLE MOOTAX PEBBTTARY IT 1890 ULLED BY A KICK a AH ftd HP al Quarrel In a Cheap Xodging BLonse JHYAtlD IS ASSAULTED Cirromitancei Which led to the Death of Thomas Yelvertoa Ttmu Yelverton proprietor of a cheap Jodpng bouse at Twenty fifth and Alabama streets died yesterday afternoon front Injuries which be received a week ago yesterday while engaged in a fight with John Carey a laboler whoboards at the house The bodi wat taken to ihe Morgue where ea inquest wfU beheld to morrow ff Oft the even of tbe day referred to Tfelverlon Carey and an old man named Bernard Jlullen ware seated at supper at tbe eating room table Mr Yelverton was discharging the household duties in the kitchen when aha team loud talking between her bos banland Carey A few minutes later the hien could be heard abusing each other at the top of their voices and fearing serious trouble tbe woman left her work proceeded to the dining room and bade them delist Vitce was restored at once but as Boon as the landlady was out of sight the tin again arose andTshe beard the eoundt of thnifiinr feet and falling furniture Eh azala burned to the scene of strife And as she reached the door she met her husband coining ont of tbe room lie told her he had been usaulted and wanted ber to give bun eoraething with which to defend him self Instead of complying with this request tbe good lady took ber unruly lord by the coat collar and piloted mm tpst irs to his bedroom Shortly after she bad him stowed atf Tor the nieht he began to com pU 1 1 of sharp pains in the abdominal region bnch remedies as were at baa I affording tbe sufferer no relief a jihy iaan was sent for and it was toun 1 that the injuries were of a very Eenus nature in short a rupture had been inflicted and It was deemed exttoVnt that a surgical operation eliold be performed for what the piiicisn call hernia The doctor lea promising to return the next day and rtrform the operation When he bad zone the Injured man told his trfe that he h2d been kicked in tbe abiU men by Carer Tae surgical operation was duly per fom ed by Dra UcDerniott and Bau znpMer The patient however con xnu id to grow worse unyl yesterday aftei noon when be died in homble acor it was not until bis death that those In possession of tbe facts in the case begs a to speculate among themselves iu tc the extent of Careys culpability Carey became alarmed and began at on to defend himself from a charge whic a had not as yet been made against hiiu It circumstances surrounding Yel Teru nt injury and death were de taile to the police and Cniet Crowley at oi ce sent Detectives Bohen and Kog cra I inteitigate and make such arrestarrest as seemed proper Within a lew bouts Carey Uullen and Airs Yelrer tou weie behind tbe bars at tbe city prist a the first name being charged vcith murder and the others being held as itnesses a To a Cukosicxx reporter who Yisited the ruoners last night Mrs YelTerton toll substantially the story given tboT Carey strenuously denied bav in either kicked or beaten bis late find ord even going so far as to de clar that they had never quarreled or bid ihy trouble Whatsoever ili Jen who was in the dining room fro the time Carev and Yelverton en tere until the latter was taxen awar by a wil and who Is therefore in a posi ion to tell all tbe facts if be chose to do so made to the reporter tbe re mar able statement that he dd not see any flows or kicks on either side i Was forced to admit that Carey bai cbased Yelvcrton around tbe roes i and went so far as to state in an ling urded moment that he had tried jn vi in tobold Carey to keep him from ea llting the landlord but be had ta no blows no kicks no anything Yc Ivertonhad been almost an invalid fur a number of years lie has only been out of the City and County Hospital a few weeks and was a very weak man pbyucally There was a rumor that lebad quarreled with Carey on ac cour of an intimacy which be had dis rove ed between him and bis wife but it oild not be traced to any reliable a rar In fact appearances are de cider ly against such a theory ait night alter much effort De te Rogers and Bohen succeeded in dr ing Carey out of a dogged silence which he had assumed He said that ha a id Mr and lira Yelrerton were eitti in tbe dining room wben a quarrel ensued during which Carev called the wife a liar 1 clrerton rushed cut Into the kitchen and secured a kuif Carey says be then grappled with him and made him drop the knife and afterward rushed from the house through the kitchen door TDX CHAKGK IU1CK An i Jld bat Smooth Game 8necets fully Worked Tofa Ellis and West two thing gamblers were arrested lssciiigbt by Officer Johnston and lodged in tbe city prison Early in the evening they went Into the At JaiVte restaurant at330Kearnv street and regaled tbemselvta witn the good things of life to the extent of Ellis tendered a twenty dollar piece and re ceneU three hves and lour silver dol lars in exchange lie then discovered tbanhehad another dollar and asved tbe proprietor far a ten dollar piece for bis silver and a five dollar piece The restaurateur urew tueten on tne coun ter rind while est attracted bis alien tioo or a moment Ellis scooped In all the bin on the counter when the men bad departed tbe proprietor tud dealt came to tbe conclusion that be was ntlu lis described tbe men to jannstone wnocsegm mem aiterwara uu iiuis street DEATH Or JOHN BACKK An Traaarr of tbe City and a rioueecof 1849 Jol in A Bauer died at 509 Post street yeite rday at 2 a He came to jCab fornii in 18t9 on the Germanlhip Befoim and engaged in the drug business He was several times a director of the Society of California Pioneers and was also connected with the Mechanics Institute as treasurer for the cast twelve years lx was promt nently Identified with the charitable Institutions of tbe city He was a dir ctor of the German Benevolent tocietyana servea iwo terms as uty and Conntr Treasurer He leaves a Wow and two joung children Op rll very recenuy Air Bauer naa enjoyed good health He was taken downj with pleuro pneumonia about tour weeks ago The tunerai wiu ui Th It sndef the auspices of the Society of Aiyucrr Jkf UCCIOEST TONOMJICA Hef Ej BlIBtly Injured oa Satnr Uyiabt Durini the performanM of Aida Saturday night Jlnie Nordics who ft aaalnciSK the tdl role met with uite painful accident When Amonasro pla red by Zardo entered in tbe second act and clasped hit daughter in his arms one of the ornaments on bis area struck Kordica in the left eye just above the pupil She Immediately left tbe stage but re turned in a few moment and went on with ber part though in great pain ur jrerrer me oculist wno inn attendance on the ameer baa ordered ber tofemain qmet In ber hotel so as to rally recoTerea in tune to appear at fcehka in J7AIncaine oa Wednesday night Fortunately no serious results are fearedfront the accident Xordica tent tbe beautiful floral tributes received by ber on Saturday night to tbe Childrens Hospital where bad it not been for tbe injury to her eye the bad intended giving the little anlortunatet some pleasure by srnging a few little ballads for them ST PATRICKS DAY PBOCEEDS WILL BE BEST TO PABXETX A literary Entertainment Will Be Given It Is Decided lot to Held Farad Chairman Bannerman managed anairt very expeditiously at the meeting of the St Patricks day con vention in Irish American Hall yester day afternoon Before tbe delegates turned their attention to tbe business of the day they listened ith great pleasure to piano selections rendered byJIiss Coffey Credentials were presented by dele rates Irom tbe William OBrien Liter try Club the Father Hathew Total ADStinence ana iwneYOient society Assembly of Ihe Young Hens Catbokc Union the Knights of EL Patrick and the Young ileas Par kameatary Club A number of gen tlemen were seated as delegates at large JJannermanwas elected permanent president and FJUoulevy permanent secre ary 3 lleehan was eiecteo erst vice presiaent Tohla second vice president Dr i Gibbon third vice president Jeremiah Deasv financial secretary Jlo Intyra treasurer and McGrath serKeant at afms It was uecided to celebrate St Pat ricks dav br a hterarr ntertalmenL Tt was suggested to have a parade but tun pruposiuon was not considered lavorably All the proceeds of tbe day will be sent to Parned The president appointed ihe following committees On Literary Eiercses Gorman Jeremiah Deasyf Halunan Kev Crowley Prank Conklm On lialls Charles Crvstsl Eev wowiey Martin euy On Finance John Donevan Father Ma the Society Deleeates at lawe Matthew Nunan Daniel J3anlon 3 Brien CL ealon uoruellus Kennedy lnvision ho 2 Hibernians John 3Ieehan No Donohue No Captain iT WrenrJNo 8 Jwlmund Walsh Board of Director John Kenny Golden Gate Alliance SLPatricks Alliance James Heard on Land League branch No 2 Thomas Cusaofc Insh Amencan Benevolent Society Arthur McGorrenr Leo Assam blr Yottn Mens Catholie Dnlon McKermey WUU urn cnen urerary ciuo vv ai Gillespie Ti Brendans assembly James Kane Uaniemcan Assembly Keely Sarsfield iociety James Haydea iit Vincent de Pauffiociety Mission Dolores Doberty Youths Directory JP Beardon bt Josephs Cnion Jeremiah Peasy Do lounz Mens Parliamentary Club Walsh Kn ghts of St Patrick Martin Kelly Cummings introduced a series of resolutions reviewing the attacks madeUfioa tbe character of Farneli and pledging the conventions sympathy and support to the defenders of the Irish cause in the British Parliament Tbe attempts made to injure Parnell and bis sympathizers in this country said the resolutions deserve the contempt and scorn of every lover of justice Tbe resolutions provided also for the appointment of a committee to issue an address to the Irish neonle of the coast setting forth tbe duty of all patriotic Irishmen under tbe circumstances Cummings TobinDr 0 Toole 11 Gotham and Jame Gilleran were appointed as the committee SAN BKMO fiOAD ASTORMIYOYAGE The Zfialandia ArriTes From Anstralia DILL05 DOES HOT COME The Steamer Alice Safe at HonoluluA Sailor Has Three Eib Broken The steamer Zealandia Captain Van Oterendorp arrived in port shortly after noon yesterday after one of the stormiest trips she hat ever made Ehe sailed from Sydney at 430 on January Ed and arrived at Auckland on the 26th tailing thenee on tbe following day ho anchored ofT Tutnila on the morning of February 1st and arrived at Honolulu on February 8th She sailed from Uunolulu on tbe Sih and was 7 days 1 hour and 19 minutes to San Francisco The Zealandia had been looked forslnca Saturday morning and when she touched tbe wharf yesterday a great crowd was assembled to meet her A number of prominent Insh Aniericaa citoens were on the dock to greet John Dillon member of Parliament the Irish agitator who was expected on this trip His friends were disappointed however at Dillon with lr Thomas Esmond had stopped at Honolulu They will reach ban Francisco by tbe steamer Australia which it the next to come from the Uawauan islands The Zealandia brought thirty eight passengers In the cabm and forty one in the steerage from the colonies and sixteen in the eaten and one in tbe steerage from Honolulu the encountered pleasant weather to Auckland but from there to Tutoila the trip was a stormy one bhe leit Auckland on January 27th with hght easterly winds and a smooth sea Jan nary 23th opened with a threatening kv Tbe barometer fell rapidly the wind and tea increasing until toward evening when a heavy gale was blowing from tbe east with a very high sea The vessel laoored heavily shipping large quantities ot water Ihe deck was washed everything movable being shifted At 9 40 oclock that night the engines were aowed down andtbe ships bead turned totheeea Heavy showers of rain fell accompanied by lightnng and thunder The wheel house stateroom doors and windows were smashed in the force of the waters washbig away the ventilators There was a number of sheep on the deck bound for Honolulu The pens werebroken open by the water and the fheep were twept along tne deck A sailor named Goa bad three ribs broken and bad to be earned below On the following day there was a high sea until noon The Zealandia brought the news from the correspondent of the iler chants Excuange at Honolulu that the brig Lurune and the little steamer Alice had err ved at that port all right Tbe Lurlme left here on December 29th with the Alice in tow but was obliged to cast the latter adrift en account bad weather when only a jew days out The Lurlme put into Ban Diego and the news of the Alice being on me high sees was sent to San Francisco Considerable fear was entertained here for the little craft safety but she arrived at Honolulu three days after the Lurline Ihe schooner 8 Bowne arrived at Honolulu from Mahukona on February 8th with SSO tons of sugar She had two sick men on board whom she left at Honolulu and securing two sabs titntea departed tor San Francisco on the following day A BRIEF HONEYMOON WHAT BKIDXGROOII GCILI SATS ABOUT IT THE IMPBOVKMEM CLUBS MEETING Twenty fire Thousand Signatures to Be Presented to the Snpenisors Reports of Committees The regular meeting of the San Bruno Road Improvement dub was held yesterday at the Guadaloupe Dairy with AHayward In the chair After tbe reading of the minutes from last meeting which were approved Ewell as tbe chairman of tbe Executive Committee reported that the road from Fifteenth avenue to Twenty fourth street had been repaired and was in a much improved condition On motion Ewell WTaber John Beynolds and Hayward were appomteda committee to represent the club at a joint meeting to be held shortly with the delegates from the Point Lobos North BeachMarket ttreet and Sixteenth street improvement eluba for tbe purpose of organizing a league The committee in charge of the petition to the Board of Supervisors ask ingfor improvements on San Bruno road reported that over 1000 copies of the paper had been distributed and that signatures are beiag secured rapidly It was stated that by March 9th 23 000 signatures would be on tbe petition and that by that time it would he rady for presentation to tbe Board of Supervisors John Reynolds who haa made the question of whether the road it a county road or otherwise a matter of investigation reported that all franchises and privileges granted years ago by acts of the Legislature had expired and hat tbe road bad long since reverted to tt county It was reported that tbe clubs attorney who approached Adotph Sutro asking for his aid in making certain improvements had met with ill success Mr Sutro baying declined to render any assistance unless compelled to do so George Martin a member of the Progressive Club presented a petition to the Board of Supervisors in behalf ot tome property owi art its king for the immediate removal of the Smallpox Hospital Tbe paper claimed that the money collected by tne municipality for tbe purpose Is now in the handa of the City Treasurer and urged tbe necessity of speedy action in the matter Mr Martin spoke at length in support of tbe petition and asked the club to indorse It as a body betides requesting tbe individual signatures of the members The club declined to take action on the ground that it was an organization for a particular purpose only and that it would be unad visable to branch out into other natters Every member present however placed his individual autograph on Mr ilartin petition John Reynolds in a short speech dwelt on the advantaee to be derived from tbe opening of Itlaia creek and said that whenever a canal opening the creek lor navigation should be built many of tbe industries now carried on across the bay will be transferred Jo this county An adjournment was bad until Sun day March 9 190 tht cnsoricLE TKiaio xir ft the best map of the United States Brit Uh Columbia Itaxlco aad Canada that baa erer been pufeutfctd 6 S739 loch printed la coiora mounted oa ropers showing an the miroaos eonanea aal principal tons aad Is correct to date We faroUa tbts map trim tbe Yxx Cvaoxicue Cor one year tor C2 and prepay aharfes oa tbe Bun Toa a fine box ot candies goto Grnen bCn a 39 Kearny atneb He Thinks He la Legally Alarrled to Dora Sheljrreo and aieass to Keep Her if He Can I dont thank my father in law is treating me just right remarked Gold to a ChboSich reporter last evening Mr Guill it the husband miss uora oneigren an account ot whose nuptials appeared in yesterday CBBOfiexE Continuing ilr Gunl said I have been keeping company with Dora nearly four years three years of that time with the consent of ber parents but ten or twelve months ago they suddenly turned against me Dora still remained faithful to me however and last edneaday we de cided to get married newenttoKev MrHsrcourt and he Performed Ihe ceremony When tbe thing waa dene I dropped a line to Doras father informing hm of it and in reply he telegraphed me to Baa Je where we had gone in these words Welcome home at any time On the day following however he made bis appear ance in tan Jese and proposed that if uora wouia return nome ana i would produce leai proof of our marriage he would forgive us and allow us to live together Iamreidyto prove our marriage and I shall expect him tdiive up to his part of tbe agreement In my presence Dora stated to ber father that she left home with me because the loved me and I am ready to receive her and support her at soon at ber parents will allow tier to come to me Our mar riage is perfectly legal She is mine according to the Iaat of God and man and I mean to keep her la I can A CLEYER KASCAL HOW AK OTEBCOAT THIEF CAME TO GBIEF must have always with him thouebts of God hit mind should be centered On the words ana actions ot tne Bedeemer and he must so live that bit presence will be pleasant in the tight of tbe Almighty Courage too is needed in the battle of life lt waa acting with courage as told by the Lord that Joshua overcame the enemies of Israel Perseverance and fidelity are also necessary for a successful career Tbe speaker warned hit hearers that they could not hope to overcome the temptations of life until they bad overcome themselves by successfully battling against the desires of the flesh It it ou the battle ground of tbe heart he said that the first great contest of a mans life is always ought Bv strict attention to Christian duties be advised one may lead a happy and successful life BREWERY WORKMEN FOUR TEOBLSMS THAT THET WILL DISCCSS A Convention Meets With Dele gates JFrtom ThU City San Joee Boca Sacramento and Oakland Tbe much UUed of convention of brewery workmen commenced its labors yesterday afternoon at 1133 Mission street Twenty six delegates were present as representatives of the San Jose Boca bacramento OaklaDd and fan Francisco branches of the Brewery Workmens Union Kuni erla was chosen at chairman for tbe day and A Wild was elected permanent secretary The questions with which the convention is to deal are these Should the brewery workmen ask for a reduction of tne hours of labor rather than for an increase of wazesT How and to what extent should assessments be levied What the best metnodof se thng the existing difference between the local branches and the national executive officers of the Brewery Workmens Union Bow can the union most dolckly be extended on the Pacific ruast 7 Yesterdays session waa devoted to a discussion ot the Erst of these ques tion out at tne uour ot aaiournment no decision bad been reached The discussion will be resinned this morning at 10 oclock It was generally believed that the convention would nave considered yes terday the appeal made to the Federated Trades by Kudolph Hagen of the Albany Brewery but it did not The matter may be considered to aay Hagen asks for assistance in resisting a redaction in the price of beer from 5 to i for thirty gallons which redaction he tays is threatened seine of the large local breweries with a view of crushing their weaker competitors and which redaction he lUrther asserts can be effected only by a towering of tbe wages paid to brewery workmen The convention will continue in tea on to day to morrow and Wednesday COUNTERFEIT COINS ABBE3I OF ANOTHER SHOVES OF THE Q0EEB Leaden Dollars In the Honey Tills of Saloon Men and Beitxnrant Keepers It would seem that the recent exposition of the modus operandi of local counterfeiters has had little effect in deterring them from the prosecution of their nefarious trade Tbe ahovers of the queer are still abroad In the land and scarcely a day passes in which the retail cigar and liquor men and the restaurant keepers along the principal streets of the city do not findin their money tills pieces of counterfeit coin which they have taken in the hurry of change making Dollar piecet are the favorite coin of the rascals and the counterfeits of tnis denomination are ot auch perfect coinage as to readily deceive tbe tradesman Tbe latest arrest for this offense was1 made by Officer Johnstone at the cdrner of Bash and Kearny streets early yesterday moraine Johnstone saw a young man run out of Kadovicht saloon on Kearny street followed by tbe bartender who stood tee door and called to him to stop In his flight the young man threw something away whch Johnstane afterward found to be a counterfeit uolar He then Tan down tbe street pursued by the officer and was over Hauled at Bush street At tbe city prison tbe prisoner gave the name of Benjamin McCarthy It is thought that his real name is Armstrong and that be is one of a gang bf Hayes Valley rounders He told a dozen different stories and claimed that he did not know anything about passing counterfeit money After locking hit prisoner np Johnstone made an investigation oi tbe saloons along Kearny street and found that tbe money bandied by McCarthy had been passed at three ditferent placet withm a few blocks of the saloon where the arrest was made SINGLE TAX IDEAS TH5IB OEIGIV EXPLAINED BT MAZEE Stripping Dummies In Front of Clothing Stores Hit Boy Confederate Charles Henry Lee a man about 23 years of age and Walter Kavanagh a boy not over 10 were arret ed by Officer White Saturday evening and charged with petit larceny It will be thown that Lee who Is an old offender and prison bird has been making a stooi pigeonr of the boy for the purposes of larceny Hirprachce hat been to tend the lad to clothing stores and tailor thops which have dummies in front of their places for the display of overcoats and other ready raaae garments While walking around the figures ostensibly for the purpose of examining the garmerts the i onngsters Instructions were toun button them so that they could ea ily be slipped ofl This done he was to disappear and leave tbe rest to bis partner Tbe officer watched the whole per form ante Saturday from a doorway opposite a tailor shop on Ilayea street near Franklin When the lad bad completed bis part of the job Lee was seen to past around an adjacent cor ner and saunter unconcernedly put the door of the shop At he reached the dimmy which bad been hxed he stripped a handsome chin chilla overcoat from It and throwing it across hit arm proceeded on bis romenade as nonchalantly as a earny street dude out for an airing He walked into the meshes of the law or the arms of Officer White which it the same thing and it now la durance Tile ADVICE TO TOUKQ MEN Dr Eaatona Address at the Chris tlan Association Rev Dr Easton pastor of Calvary Church delivered a very interesting address to about G00 young men in the ball of tbe Young Ment Christian Association yesterday afternoon on the subject Joshua the Model War npr or How a Young Man To Day Can Conquer Hit Surronndyif Evils The address was the sixth in the special course of lectures on biblical characters To succeed said tbe speaker a man What Their Supporters Propose to Do aa a Political Party Victory Assured Since the visit of Henry George the bingie Tax society bat had an in creased interest taken is its proceed Ings and the meetings have been more largely attended Last night the pnn cipal speaker was Manzer wtfo made bis maiden edort upon the platform Mr Manzer baa been a student of the affairs of bis nation and he took the opportunity to air his knowledge ot its political history in a speech whose subject was Who Has Changed The speaker began with the Revolu tion and took up each state of political feeling from that day to this endeavor ing to snow irom wnence tne political parties of the present drew their inspiration and how they had changed from the oeiief and the pnnciolewbich the people held when the declaration of fndenertdence was made Mr Manzer held that tbe single tax people weie the only ones who till adi hered to tbe principles oi our Govern ment and that tbe change ot heart and idea was not with tne adherents of the little prophet of ban Francisco at he termed Henry ueorge but witn the old political parties who were getting further and further away from correct eovernraental principles every day The Democrats be said were not exactly in lineiwith tbe tingle tax people but they were leaning that way and if they would come over a little further the tingle tax advocates would join with them but if they did not then the smgle tax people would establish a party of their own and would draw from the ranks of the other parties the best men in them and gain a Victory anyhow Aa Umbrella Thief Charles Smith abas Taylor a petit larceny thief was arrested yesterday by Ocicers Com stock and McMann who caught him in the act of making off with a silk umbrella which be bad stolen from tbe room of Herman Ott a tailor at 745 Vallejo street The fellow dropped the umbrella at the approach of the officers and gave them a lively chase through Chinatown i i i TO SP0BTMU3 WHARF AND WAVE Rough Trip of a Rowboat on the Bay SAILING OF THE HAEKINS HeHullIa After Bis Piledrher Collision of Two Street Cartv The storm of Saturday night and Sunday morning did little or no dam age to the shipping in tbe harbor beveraithlps dragged their anchors but there were no collisions Two boatmen named William Gatelyand Gut Kagle were oat on the baym the wildest part ot the storm and nad one of the roughest tnps tber have experienced nt ighfc They left tbe float at tbe foot of Washington street at 9 oclock to take Captain Morrison ot the Celtic Monarch to his ship which was lying in tbe stream oflHtrrfaon street Their united strength at the oart bad but little effect against thewiritand tide Tbe teat washed over them fill mg their boat And drenching themselves and Captain Morrison to the skin Twice they were op the point of putting back but yielded to the cap tains request to put him aboard which they finally succeeded In doing shortly before midnight They hoisted tail going back and went down the bay flying The weather was wild outside tbe heads yesterday the wind increasing in force until at oclock in the afternoon it was blowing at the rate of forty miles an hour There were bo arrivals but coasting steamers except the Zealandia from Australia The Gypsy got in from fcanta Cruz and the Pomona from Eureka the latter bemg twenty five hours on her trip wh eh was an exceedingly rough one Tbe Queen of tbe Pacific armed from Victoria and Pnget sound porta and tbe Santa Maria got in from Ban Drego and way ports The Becord arrived from Bough and Beady with 4000 railroad ties The Harkine Sails The schooners Nora Harkins and Colman went to tea together yesterday momjut bpth being bound for Humboldt btrangely enough both vessels left here together on their last trip on December 31st bound tor tbe same port Tbe Harkins did not reach there having lost her rudder in a storm and being carried about the ocean for a number of days Tne Colman reached Humboldt and on her way back to San Francisco the spoke the disabled tchooier steering with a plank Her crew were airnpst starving nd the Colman could not assist her being reduce1 to a barrel of flour herself The Harkins war earned along backward and forward between this port and Humboldt until she was finally picked np by the ea Queen and towed into port JteSIulHnTVrrlt The trouble between Contractor Mc MuHin and the contractors of the seawall is by no means settled yet After he had been released from custody on Saturday he went up town and soon re urned with a writ of replevin and Deputy Sheriff Tbe former was served on Mr Doe and the pile driver over which tbe trouble occurred on Saturday afternoon passed into the hands ot the Sheriff The case will probably come up to day In the mean time Mr McMulLnwiil find himself in more trouble to day aa the three men who say thai he threatened their lives on tbe pile driver Saturday intend to swear out a warrant for hif arrest Collision of Oars A Hayes street cable car and a California street horse car collided at the junction of East And Market streets yesterday afternoon and a rery sen ous mishap was narrowly averted Both cars were going toward the ferry the horse car eing in the lead The driver did not see the dummy until it waa nearly on top of hfm He then became excited and drove across the Market street track Tbe cars went togetber with a crash Fortunately tbe gripman did not lose his presence of mind andstopped hit car in time to avoid serious damage Tha horse car was knocked off the track Hotaam and Jetaam A little schooner called the Herman was around the bay on a triri trip yesterday afternoon A Jolly party was on board and a pleasant time was spent Tbe schooner was built by Matthew Turner of Bemcia The steamer Al Ki is undergoing extensive repairs at Green street and the Oregon steamer Columbia is beine overhauled at Fremont street Tbe Umatilla which has been laid np for over a month will toon be ready for sea The schooner American Girl went to Oakland creek tet terday The schooner called Maria was towed to Third street The bark Gudrcn will ge to Port Costa to day to load wheat for Europe and the Esther Buhna will go to Lombard street BY HIS OWN HAND meeting and tbe ear that catlelforth the liveliest expressions 6f approval and disapproval was contained in articlearticle sectlonzl Tbw section trant ferred tbe election of tbe doctors tram thesociety to the committee and was recommended by the unaiiimoutTOte of the Committee on Revision Ml Chartrey defended the position of the committee cla ming that tbe society should have confidence enough in its committee to intrust to it this import ant datv Tbe opposition was led by Michel and succeeded in carrying the day The doctors will thereore be elected a heretofore by tbe society Out of the 103 articles in the new constitution Ah meeting waa able to discuss only twenty five before tbe hour ol adjournment Tbe fame for holding the next meeting wat left to the discretion of the committee A BRM0 MEMORIAL A LABGIE MEETING HELD ISHtf HONOR It la Given Under the Anspieea or the Freethinkers la Union Square Sail A memorial meetux in honor of Giordano Bruno wbo was burned at the stake In Borne February 161600 Wat hld last eight in Union square Hall under the auspices of ihe San Francisco Free Thought Society The ball was comfortably filled and considerableconsiderable interest was manifest by tbe audience in the exercises which were mostly of a historical nature Samuel Putnam waa chairman of the evening 1 After a few introductory remaru by the president the exercises were opened with a piano solo by JlrVan Aalst followed by the Misses Haelke of Oakland ma zither duet and White in a character song Tbe pnn cipal address ol the evening was delivered by Thomas Curtis the address was essentially a biography of Bruno but included several thriatsas Catholicism This is tbe first time in tbe history of tbe Free Thought bocietyJl he be aninacitnes nad an opportunity to celebrate tbe heroic death ot tbe great martyr Bruno but I hope that not another year may pass without some such tribute to his memory The human race hat always had its heroes as well as its pillars and to tbe freethinkers Bruno is a patron saint to be loved and venerated A child of Italy inheriting all its fire be went foith at a preacher young gay and worldly with tbe one innate desire to raise bis voice against the aristocracy ot the catholic chorcrj tie sought but a tingle remedy truthV In picturing the death scene tbe speaker gave a pictnretque account of the spurning of the holy cross offered to the martyr to kiss lust at the fire wat amt to be lighted The story so worked upon the feelings ot the audience and at the conclusion of tbe narrative a loud burst of applause broke forth The concluding numbers of the programme were AsongbyMiss Evan geline Baltou a recitation by Miss Lillian Asner song by Eugenia Clark address by 8 Putnam and an original poem by McDonald AKUSEaQSNTS AX UVHAPPT HUSBAND KITt HIMSELF No sportsman should be Without tbe Wkexlt Sax Faascisco Catosrcta Jor one yrar and one of the new eporttnn oatts tba teai nremlnm of the kind erer offered cefaplete for 75 Sendtor ea alogne wrtb rou eeecnpuon oc oauit wiq hhuowuku and prices wlta Sail saosicu Alt opportune friend wul be found in Dr Jaynet Expectorant wl racked by a I severe cold and the many long or threat anecnona wnica sometimes iouow iiu old remedy hat met the approval of two generat ont and It today at popular safe and effective at ever BicsfUim Brand of MUk is absolutely pure cad nnsweetened catenated aa in MAtsib4 George Ooeblea Horror of the Dleoree Court He Preferred Death to Its Tortures George GoebeL a German St yean old committed suxide by shooting himself in the right temple at hit home 217 Third street yesterday afternoon He used a 41 caliber bulldog pistol and death must have been almost instantaneous Tne Morgue officials who appeared on the scene shortly after the act wat committed found the man sitting bolt upright in a chair stone dead and clutching the weapon in a deatn grip The body wat taken to the Morgue Goeble and bis wife bad not lived happily together for a long time The neighbors say that their domestic life waa a perpetual storm Recently the woman began suit for a divorce and the first bearing in the case was set tor to day It it said that Goeble had repeatedly declared that be would kill himself before be would be ground to pieces in the divorce court mill He had been particularly despondent dur ing the past week me aeceasea was a pore ontcner doing business on Third atreet near the house in which be killed himself FKESCH BEXEVOLOCE The ProgTmmea of the Different Theaters ThU Week To night Meyerbeers opera The Huguenots Will be sung at the Grand Opera house It it considered the finest ef all bit works and there it much that it grand and melodious in tbe opera Tamagno it cast for the part of Eaoul de Nangis Mme Albani will sing Valentin pleasing part and Mme Pettigiam will mike her debut as Marguerite de Vaiois 4 Shenandoah it in its last night The tmal performance at tbe Baldwin will take place on Friday evening and a special matinee will also be given on that day Frederick Warde and his company will friY UTh fftfntnli I Belphjvor at the California Theater every Hay this week commencing tonight ihe debut ot Miss Lillian Lamson as Jul et at tbe California theater on Wednesday the 19th inst is awakening no little interest and ber ambitious eaort wiJ be watched by a host of tnends who bav great faith on her achieving success Bright Maggie Mitchell commences an engagement at tne uuau etxees Theater tnis evening in a new play by Wallace Walters entitled Bay The Alcazar will put on a dramatized version of Eniile Zolas novel LAssomoir better known to English speaking people at Drink Tbe Tivoli Theater reopent to nicht with the California Onera Com nan in 1he Brigands A new chorus new costumes and renovated theater Will maae tbe opera house at leaat at attractive as ever The San Francisco Chorat Society was permanently organized last week by the adoption ot a constitution and by laws and ty the election of officers to serve for the balance of the nresent year 1 be boura ol officers will consist of tne loiiowine iaaes and gentlemen president a Dleminc vice creai dent VT Canfield secretary Jacob omari treasurer unny aires tors Mrs Hill Long a Lelong Camp conductor Martin Sen ultz accompanist Miss Delano The society numbers eighty singers and expects to give a public performance of Gault cantata The Holy City with full orchestra In a few weeks The rehearsals are held in tbe parlors of Howard street Metho uist Episcopal Church every Tuesday evening PESONAL NOTES Discussing Articles of the New Confutation The Societe Frtncaise de Bienfaf tance Mutuelle met yesterday in Irving HalL A Freehng in tbe chair The object of tbe meeting wat to discuss the report of a committee appointed to draw np a revision of the constitution Tbe committee consisted of Chartrey A Chemmant Gardet and A Gousfiaux Michel contended that under the old constitution the calling ot a special meeting to discuss a hew constitution wat illegal The majority of the to ciety did not agree with him and after a long and heated discussion tbe secretary wat instructed to read the new constitution artidiby article There was much discussion over article 3 section admitting to the society under certain conditions every French person or stranger In tpite ot an active opposition thit woruing wat retained Membership in tbe committee wat limited to those who have been aoae tairn at least one eat and wbo are of French Mrth or are the tons of French citizens dr of Trench citizens by naturalization The principal proposition before the OAKLAND NEWS Some Fresh Gossip of the Politicians SEW ASPIEAXTS FOB OFFICE The Nineteenth arenas Grade Notes of Interest From Berkeley During ihi past two wtekt a number of new candidates for local county offices have been prominently mentioned and already wires are being pulled to advance their respective chances for securing nominations At yet only representatives ot the Bepab lican party have been suggested at tbe county it to overwhelmingly tare for the party that Democrats take a back teat until almost the hour of the meet ing of the convention To a man the incumbents are all anxious to secure a renommatjon and the auvcontett will be by tbe outside candidates to defeat their designs Twp Bupenor Judges will beelecW Judge Greene and Judge Gibsons terms expiring Both gentlemen will accept a renomination although Judge Greene will endeavor to secure the nomination to the Supreme Court bench Tup to within a few dayt they had no opponents Jxow however Justice of the Peace WHenhaw Young of Alameda XL bmlth James Taylor A Hunt BateheUer and Chapman are named Of these MC Chapman who wat in tbe last As erubiy and Judge Henshaw are the strongest candidates Tbe tight over the shrievalty will be a bitter one inasmuch as Hale tbe incumbent has held the office for three term Husey is his most formidable opponent while Chief of Police Tomkrat ex Lhief of Police Thomas and Deputy bhenif Louis Shaffer of Livermore will all contest County Clerk Cileries A Board man Who has also held for three terms will have to contend with Dennty Re corder Major Jft Brien jamet crane net Myron hidden Deputy AssessorThomas Robinson and ft a Leckie aoaldLke to succeed Assessor Thomas Moiloy District Attorney George Bead and County Eeco der Kodner Church at vet stand nn assailed and will undoubtedly ecure a renomination as yet county surveyor hushanmer has no opponent The ttrufsle over tbe orhce of Su perintendent of County fachools will be particularly warm ana oesiaes ex superintendentsuperintendent Fred Campbell George Fnck Dtinciral of Tamnhni bcbooL and William McDonald of Livermore no new names have ween put forward as possible successors ol superintendent Fisber who is not de tirous of relinquishing tbe office for Coroner Mr Even opponents are many Several physicians desire the office Eister ft Hamilton and ex Coroner George IL Fronk hare also been broagttt to light as candidates Deputy Attestor Osgood of Irnngton and the incumbent Socrates Hnft will probably have the fight ait to themselves for County Treasurer Nlneteeath Avenne Grade The Nineteenth avenue grading question will come up this evening before he Council and some definite action will probably be taken to settle tbe most stubborn contest had before that body for years Tbe property owners assert that owing to the law govern ing the assessment of property for the wore the city should there a portion ot the expense and they ask that the city assume about 10000 of tbe indebtedness This the city is reluctant to do Tbe city believes that recourse againtt it cannot be had for most of tbe excess of the assessment ard will make this stand CnwiUIna to Do It The city cannot secure bidders on the contract to remacadSze tbe Twelfth street dyke The possibility of litigation between the Aeams estate and the city over a strip on tbe northern portion of the dyke has frightened contractor and none are wiling to undertake the job Meanwhile tbe dyke road it alt but Impassable and bat been in this condition for months Ashton of Vancouver Clsiu the city McFarland a Los Angeles capitalist lam town Key if Jordan of Melbourne is at the brand 1 Chapman an Areata lumberman Is at the Grand Judge Soe la registered at the Grand Irom Honolulu Colonel Bobert Barton and family are guests at the Pleasanton General Charles Warren of Butte City Mont Is a guest In the city Duncan of tbe United States navy arrived In the city last night Walt Whitman the poet Is anxious to come to California this spring CILPhillipe one ot Templetont star real estate tuomert It in the city Biahop WingSeld of Benicia was1 the guest of inends in this eity yesterday BDoolittle a prominent capitalist ot Ilartlord Conn is a guest at the Palace Bev By Lee the California boy preacher has recently returned from the Last ALIevlnskyrapromInent attorney of Stockton Is In the city for a lew day i on legal business Ex Congressman James A Louttlt Is amongother prominent arrivals atone ol tbe down town hotels Lord Tennyson has given his autograph to omy sou people since ne oecsaie lamoux He has had at feast 100 OOO applications The Prince of Naples heir to the throne of Italy is not quite 21 bat hurroyal father lately appointed bun to be a Senator of the kingdom Ei bcnator Wallace ot Pennsylvania is in England endeavoring to secure capital for the working of some California mines in which he is interested James Buss Lowell Is keeping himself very mneh secluded at bis home at Elm wood Mass this winter He is engaged in writing aide of Nathaniel Hawtborat No eomclete Moeraohv of our neateat ro mancer baa yet been produced and Jlr the bterary world fr Bowells denies that he bad anything to do witn the appointment oi his brother as Postmaster at Jefferson and at for himself Jre sari Aa to the report which is In circulation that 1 myself am seeking the Paris Consul Generalship it tt holly wiuhout foundation I would not accept any consulship In the gift ot the I resident a Armstrong a Montreal lecturer Is confident be can snake a trip around the world in Mxty days and more surprising tiI is said to nave found a gentleman to back him There are plentv of men who will be willing to try and do the journey in fifty dan and to express regrets in any suitable form to those wbo pay tie ex peases npoa uuing to soeceea A La rg Loee Supervisor Or Brown believes that the county will lose the sum of 120 00J in consequence of tbe severe winter and unusual rains destroying roads and bridges at it will take fully that amount to placet them lnAt good repair at they were last rummer and replace tbe washed out bridges They Didnt Fight George Brown who waa reported at a participant in a row In tt est Oak land on Thursday evening gives this version of tbe affairs On Thursday I met A Marr a warm and pergonal trend and made an appointment with bun to talk over an affair in which I bad had trouble and wished his advice After leaving Mr Marr I met a few friends who in and after a few hours of sight seeing i again met Mr Marr Hrtaw that I ought to have been at home and started to take me there On the way my revolver wat accidentally discharged Mr Man and I have nothing but the most friendly feelings for each other and any report to the contrary is absurd Tbe rumor that I had gone away for a month It also ridiculous aa Ihave nothing io call me out of town BEItKELET played professional parts The award was made upon tbe programme as pre tented Tbe first prize a silver water tet was awarded to the New California Dramatic Club the second a silver smoking box to the Pandora tbe third a Silver pitcher and goblet to the Alcazars the fourth and fifth silver tups to the Booth Dramatis Club and to the United Dramatic Club respectively George Peterson of the Atheniant received honorable mention for tbe best individual performance The Baldwin Dramatic Club wat unfortunate in getting th last place upon the programme late Friday night Thewards seemed to give general satiafactfon After they had been announced the floor wat cleared for tbe dance which doted a thoroughly enjoyable evening DIVINE PICTURES A SERIES OF PAINTINGS PROS THE BIBLE Rev Dr Estton Discourses ea The Prodigal 8oa An Exhortation to ToungMeu Tba parable of the Prodigal Bon waa the theme chosen by Bev Dr Easton ot Calvary Church for bis discourse last evening After referring to tbe great picture giUenet of ihe Old World which were visited and admired daily by thousands be would be laid draw the attention of hit bearers to a series of pictures etched by the band of God there were tir ilmstrations In the gallery and tbey depicted tbe career of young man Tbe first picture represented the in terior of a ppy borne The second picture wat entitled Tba Estate Divided There was seen here a father and two tont and the parents patrimony was to be divided by the request of the younger ton at he wished to take bis share and go away to a far country be wanted to see iue iiext came a picture of a banqueting hall There were throngs of men and women many of tnein in voluptuous altitudes they were singing and drinking dancing and feasting Amid ail ihe crowd there wasone face that was familiar and vet how changed It waa that of tbe younger ton wno Asa tennis nome to tee tne world and the enect nit experience Wat seen in his Mushed face and bloodshot eyes The fourth picture showed a arear and barren watte There were starving men tnd women and hungry children Instead of feasting voluptuousnessvoluptuousness Inoue corner of the picture was a herd of twine ani amid tnem a hgure wan and emaciated Have we not teen that face before It it that of the young son of him that wat the center of that most abandoned group we looeu ai us Banqueting nau Hit money wat gone and with it tbe golden dr Jim of hit youth The fifth picture tbe preacher sad wat entitled The Dawn of Hope 1 1 represented tbe young man again He taw before him his fathers home and be bad said I wilt arise and go to my father lie was apoui to start ror nit nome The last view of alt in tbe Grand Gallery wat called The Betnrn and the Beceobon The prodigal was returning home and hit lather had teen him when a long way off and ran toward him and fell upon ha neck and kissed him beveral times in tbe Bible reference Is made to God at walking upon the earth but wben be teet the prodigal when be beholds tbe repentant tinner cominr toward him he runt to meet him Thespeaker closed by an earnest exhortation to young men who were wandennz in a far conn try in other words walking in the companionship oi sawn to return to tneir tamer to that heavenly home where doort are always open to tbe tinner who seeks to enten TKUE CHRISTIANS JngCEtVLAJtrorra tS3 VOL IX Ppsjl OIOAEETT A US ARE THE BEST1 JIM eORBETT II Jfofe Than a latch for Kilrain CHIABXTTK 9M0XIB3 ae are so pa a wwe aawr tbme tae price fca ordlaar trade ClsanMe wiu and the PET wwil OIGARET SCPLEIOR TOALl 0Tl Ttty uirbwteort ul aad uemril nntnrBoiaal Awar3e3 4he Victory at New Orleans TTFtAT THET SHOULD THE CHURCH Tnej an awde frem tbe Ttty UiiMtteost ijcar fnm at ivcune their eaiioate arena ad aewrotetr eitnorr idcmkitiox ok bicm AUlX a Ctona Xaaufaetcrerti Bickawee lB 8 California Bey On fights the ix uutnplon at Ever Point BEST BOIXER UADX OHOIOE EXTRii Guaranteed AI way Highest Qulitf 3 STARR CO 10 California StrS HI II ntj i HABERDASHERS 232 KEARNySL Por This Week we Offer ExtraofM inary Good Value in IDRESS SBCERTS1 namsBiuuQsaa ana aiqne dqsojii xm Dress Shlrtt St best value ever offers UatoBvillelIusllnlS00 linen Bosomtl Masmvllla Uaslln 2000 linen 1 Wamsutta Muslin 2300 Unen 1 Ctica bonpareQ Hnilia 2 tOJ linen Bosom t3oe 1 Shirts to Order a Specialty Peifect Ht Guaranteed jTj Country orders aolieited Catalogues Rati um vu biiuvjiuuu iavnawjai The deeat tbe advocates of annex ation received on Saturday has stimu lated them to greater efforts rather than discouraged them and they will at once renew their fight This evening at the meeting of the Town Trus tees petitions will probably be presented requesting that another election be failed according to law At the next election those who were so sanguine of success on Saturday bnt who did not get into the field and work will be out in full force As the Stockyards defeated the proposition last Saturday a determined effort wilt be made to overcome their opposition by secann additional votes in tbe upper districts The boundary fines may a so be changed to take in a few more voters for about two weekt there has been running in the Antiseli block on Shat tnek avenue an alleged Chinese store It has been surmised that tbe place was merely a lottery joint ana last Saturday night Marshal Chappie proved the surmise correct In com pany with two men be succeeded in effecting an entrance into the rear room behind the partition and purchased three lottery ckeu He then arrested Ah Fong the dealer and lodged him in Jan Several thousand tickets were captured The Chinese will have his hearing to morrow before Justice Little There is yet another lottery joint in town and that will probably receive attention next BevrTT McFarlandt Ideas at to the Want of Charity A Week Special Services At the Franklin street Presbyterian Church last night the pastor Kev McFarland in the coarse of an interesting review of hit labors during tbe past fifteen months expressed the belief that upon many clergymen burdens far too heavy are placed He felt be said that it should be with tbe clergy as it was with Closes Exodus xviil the burden that Tests upon overladen denes should be lightened by an aasumpt on on the part of virtu out laymen of tome measure of tbe excess Ministers said he should gather around them enthusiastic men and women and throw upon them tome of tbe overpowering burden The speaker also delivered some edifying remarks at to the true mission of the church He severely scored tbe Christianity which forgets the bumble birthplace and lowly inrrouading ef tbe Savior and rivet to churches an air repellent to tbe poor and miserable Th rwir hp renlriro rra ir I many respects tbe Lords favorites and bis temple should be ever open to them Tbey should not be made lo feei on entering them that their presence it merely tolerated and not desireddesired He spoke rlowinelv of tbe charitv that should adorn each human fife and shine every Christian congregation and earnest exhorted ma hearers to ttnve to make their church a place to wmen everv distressed ana everv aimr ing soul could turn for consolation and neip Everv evenlrie dunnr this week special services will be held at the Franklin street Church To night a sermon wiu ce delivered tnere bv liev rV Chapman of East Oakland to morrow evenine bv Ber Thomas Chalmers Easton ot Calvary Presbyterian Church Wednesday evening by Rev Schofield of Central Pres byterian Church Thursday evening by ner iornenus oi xiowara rres byterian Church and Friday evening by Key A riorton or uaxiaao Arrested on Suspicion Three young men named 3 Magee Whitney and Buck Buchannan are locked up at the city prison on suspicion or naving roobea agar dealers wagon on Fourth street on last iTiaay atternoon Th peP Indir eDr Balls Coogh Fyr aplaprefereacetaallothercoaciiremeilis McixSBtbs optician ii aeUlng febbe Spectacles at redacel rates 135 Moatgomerr street bWlFTS SPECIFIC entirely cured am a severe case ef blood poison which otaS natelv resisted and refused to be Cored fa werSS years The regular medical rena diet of mercury and potash only added fust to the Same I tuffrred daring most this long time with tucert blotcbet sat sores of tbe most offensive character vi wuforalontr time nractlcaUrAnlnTaSt la less than 30 days use oi tai has been nearly ayear agoandnotlgt any return of the old enemy Jons vrami Swift Specific jnued me ot terrfi Tetter from which I had saSeredfora long years I have now been entirely at for 5 years and no sign of any rerc a the disease Sogers Ark ilay 11SJB tfieatl Treatise on Blond and Ekin Dlstuai mailed tree Tnt gwin sttcma Drawer 3 Atlanta Ga bar I Tl mail ftel Cbe will left coul XttkU soul in fcdtl hatj prel befrl Corl fell rud Kill ban the fab was colt awa And ing nut he iV CorJ ieavl cievl he witil wal stotl hani fell rasil belt I ihe rtwicl I couil and heftl He i PBAMATIO TOCRSET The New Callfomlaa Take the Tlrst frlse The second part of the amateur dra TQfttid tournament wat given at Irving Hall last mgnt the JJew California Dra matic Club opening tbe programme with a strong and even performance of the third act of Alonte Gnato Tbe Booth Dramatic Clab presented the fourth act ot Damon and Pythias In which Peter Soaso sustained tbe prin cipal rote with good effect Tbe Union Souare Dramatic Club followed with the third act of Coralie the 0n tnt ln mtl Tbe Committee of Award consisted of representatives of the press Tbe committee decided that it wat not caUed upon to take action upon protest made before it tgainst several gentlemen who tt was alleged bad ZflEJUVENATto irltahiv AiAii lute I TRTir THI8GHBAT or if va frTBEJAOTHEirEM 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D8 XIEBIO A CO to Bearly I aV OeBRirr haiTa tntutai at ma1 UiwaMa oi jrfen Bisease homl SDeeouy raorooffhre ami MniMMnii4 1 eentcaMinafrwaan inTetenteeuetii wnwucDirnno4ctia Cooatarjja free Call or address naxraaaaoauaL RiTatel kWBratsk OFFICE i IX 41 S5fiIaai A wnrCHO FDENITt Vannfactar Anlsdrt coicac GFWE Cer Fart A Stoektaa SiXr WE BCAVt Qnaa rttnlt riri aa ouasoatiie S39 Tfaahinetoa St Ban ee PATH OPERA CLOi PBETTIEST IN THE I3TT dn Una for th 1am wealc AIt4ASD CAltfcS3 Geary Street Corner i racial DfsTtcS to tbexmtoviat New Osxeass Pebmary 17 Three important events were on tbe fionth era Athletic Ctuo programme to nuht These were Kuram versus orbett tix rounds Cieary versos Smith sii Tonnds aad ilaniia versus i bnen four roands After tbeTanuehn bcht the sod bemers determined to find soma feeman worthy of Kilrains pro ess and looked over tba country for tu table match Their attention as called to JCorbett tbe teacberof boxine at the Olrmrtic dab at San iaaesco tiorbett tt a giant young ater and out West looked upon at tne cominir wsria cnamcion A match wa made and tougnt tonUht vi wat in beautiful condition while Klrain looted too beavyr For ther i Maiaoon siW the sadafftXr At Dallas bad rather unnerved bimllrep There wt a large crowd of spectators present at the dubrooma to witness tbe glove nt sf KuraiDStatedbiswerght variontiv between 2S1 and 205 pounds He did not bave a very lively air as he came out out loosed massive And strong alth ttgh he complained before band of havmz contracted the erm at pHuuston Aroett came oat au tmues and made a strange contrast to Kiirain Although Corbett is six feet one and a halt inches tall he looked amereboy alongside ot Ids adversary He only vrefght 183 pounds And footed even less Kiirain bad Muldoon and Peary behind hint while Corbett was seconded by Tommy Danfortb who wiD rbbt Faddy MrBride in a few days And alike Smith while Ueorge Boott well Known here some years ago as one or ie cleverest of lightweights was bottle holder ifuliooa Introduded the merr and announced that Kiirain weighed 231 pounds Corbett looted over al bis burly rival and laid incredulously then you can put me down for 170 pounds Mr Erviolett a wetl xnown cotton man and enthusiastic amateur eparrer was selected by tbe clab as reieree lie announced that be pro merits Time was called without any more prelimTnarn and both men sprang lightly forward to tbe scratch orbett imiliBgasit eager for the fray Thev Dotn sparrea lor an opening watchnii eacn wutri aiyies or wat untv time they bad met Corbett earned Wt left loosely wtyle bis right waa Aeld on guard He femtetl with his left but Ktrarn Jumped away Thn Kiirain ahoved his left out at Corbettt face and aa Coroett got away Kiirain csuxhthim in the back with his right That gave Corbett a pointer and when Kiirain rushed bim again be smashed bis left into Kuraint face Kiirain clinched but Corbett held him end prevented KSralna usual ahalf arm blows Corbett followed this iip with a smashing left hander in tbe stomach with his arm down at nearlv foil length Thit was followed by an other clinch and Kilrains right trnr tailed to find Corbetfsn ci before tbe clinch wat broken Kiirain tried leading with the left but fen abort twice Corbett getting oat of reach hke a flaab When be came back to tbe center he feinted with bis lett and tefore Kiirain knewlt Cor betta right caueht him a clip la tbe tide and tbe Caiiforman was away Kiirain Was a bttle bothered tad wat more to vf hen be got out bis left In a hurry and landed lightly ort Corbettt tide tbe latter ge ting almost out of reach before the bow landed Kiirain bad found one way to get In and to be led IVf ice with bia left on vorbettt tide and clinched and bugged Cor betts neck sdhard tnat the crowd expressed displeasure Kiirain kept on However and at the next left hand lead and clinch be bad bis right ar tree and did a little damaging pnn lag with bis right on Corbeut neck Thelatter toot it good naturedly ever ana tootcare to do the leading next lime Corbett feinted with bis left again and smashed bis right into Kdramt face and got away neatly amid tbe cheers of tbe crowd The xt time Kiirain led again with bis left on Corbettt tide but Corbett was ready and countered lustily with bis left on KU rsm a face Kiirain iooied Astonished but wben Corbett led again he warily kept out of reach Corbett ducked to avoid a return and Kiirain seized bim and held him la a vicioas bug The referee warned bus this time but Corbett on smiled Time wat failed as the men stood off at arma length and Corbett went fa his seat like wirtrr amid ih obeertof the crowd and the pundits of bis surprised and delighted seconds Kiirain looked considerably surprised nd a little disheartened Corbett tteppel np lively for the second rouft and opened up with a rattling left bander on Jv brains face which made the tx cbampion stars In amazement Eilrain ralbdtn4 planted a bard right hander on Corbettt neck and clhched but Corbett was like young Don and was ever phased He tbowed bit unconcern by duhing his left Into Kilrainr face ani jump Ing away as won at tber came to tbe center again Kiirain had not yet lost confidence and feinting with bis left twune bir risht barioa Cor bettt neck but while he was dbinz that Cerbettaletthot out and caught iuirain a stunning blow over tbe left matine An nxlr eat and drawing blood Tbe crowd went wild and KuVt lain evidently lost heart It wat the turning point of tbe fight and Kiirain tuck to bis corner in a surly mood Most of tba time after that Kiirain tried his clinching act aa tbe best plan bat Corbett held hit adversary iigfct prevented infighting After they rte4 Kiirain ted bnt eH short Cor did better who a Bearr left bt return on tbe face Kiirain PatrM again and made two points Sgsrt lefthanders on Blue but Corbett stopped bis by a heavy left hand ott tbe taot and Kiirain got Bt OX BaaeA Hhilt fnllnwt at A tratrtadbislatt eattitnbtt note tad rttvi jtnS ft CTaHffe.