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4 THE WIXNTPEG DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1895. III 8.1 HHB AuiumI Mfftlnir if Mi" I'awiit luti II purl ft i.f till k. II -u. lit to Ully JLiwklnH, LlLt- -liflit I'nirtli-r Attractive i'roxraninip. i Skill lu Itiiff-Pmi'-bliitr and Othf FfP- turts of tin Fistic Art.

On Tucailny nlnlit Wculcy hall wu crowded by Winnipeg tqiortii to wlt-ncMt an rxlilbltlim of Hclcntlllc box-inif, th ocriudon U'lriK ticiicllt given to Hilly Iln.wklim, the liKlittvclitlit chumplim. The orlln IkixIdk, or the noble iu-6 of hi l(-ilrf' lice, ix protmlily a old Adum an I an un nctlre and hinllhy llki'ly to be inn Intu Ined.Tlie dJ-ipluy of I -ncD two nccoin-: pllshi'd boxer very IritereHtlnj, whlln It I deprived of all ho horror" of tho prlzo Hiik. If tho uport were illmpixilntcd in neicnee 1m nt nlKht, they had thrlr tmmcy'a worth out In fun, and the ludlcroin-nt" ol two youiiif mi'ii wln minle an rxhlbltion of hi rnwlvex. OaIhk to the un'uvnlil-nbl nlwurii ol Hcrjct. Jiiile, Ld.

McJCf-owu nctod oh liiimti-r of ceremonies, and comininecil the proceedings by nil oration which would have put many of our public fprnkcm to the liliiHh. Ho ald: "Gentlemen, I flrt Introduced to yonr notlco the lxniefirlary, Hilly IIiiwkliiH, who will glvo an tlliiHt nitlon of bl method ot trAlnlntf fur a flight. He I now about to bo matched with Jack Mo-AuM the lightweight hnmi.lr of the world. It nine year ao ulnce I llitrodiiced Mr. lliiwkln to a Winnipeg auilluee, anil It kIvk nio great to notice many of the name acca irri nt here to-night.

It wan then ou tho eve of lilt departure for Montreal to bsittlo with Harry (ill-more for tho champloiiHhlp ol Canada, and we wire tendering him ben fit to defray th expend- ol trnln-Ing. I told you then, Kentleinen, that In three filiort montlm he would be back to iih with tho lightweight chniiiplonHhlp of Canada. 1. wan Imo-lioo -d by a largo' number of tho audience for making till remark, but you all know that my prediction wore verllleil. 1 now tell you, gentlemen, thnt the bnelit to-nluht (an 1 I thank you one anil an lor your attindance) 1 to prepare him for hlx coming match with McAnllifn for the lightweight clinniplonHhip of the world.

If he doc not win he wlll.nt leant, give a good account of himself." Mr. MeKeowu commenced the proceeding by Introducing two young NNolrunts. JoIhihoii and Itenartt, to box four rouinlH, but lu the iteeoiid round It wim eoeii that they were unevenly miitclied, one retiring, and an ox Dim goon from the ItnrraekH taking hl place. The latter made thing little more lively in the jieit tour roundH. Honor nlxiut even.

Hilly HawkliiH then appeared and gave an exhibition of punching the Img and went through the curriculum of training prevlouw to a prize fight. He Ih in medium height, and 1 appeared to le Homewliat run down, which la not to be wondered at. hnv-llig loNt offloh at Hantf. lie liowever. know how to bundle the bag.

dumb bell ami Hklpplng-rope to perfection. The four-round bout between Corbet and liuwklint wan per-liapn the best feature ot the evening. C'orlM'tt did well, but one could nee the mperlor clenco of Hawklim all througli, ially la the fourth round, when forlx-tt wan completely rornered. Harry riunlck. the Arkan-'' Kid.

ii I'o dlNplayed grent Kklll In punching tho twig, lu oiiMwer to a Winlienge from liinh young man Mopped on to the platform and had two rouuiU with li I ut. Tuo Mranger uhciI IiIm fut well, but of riiurw wan no match for the Kid. who appeared flfrnld to Mtrlko for fear lie would knock hlx plucky little unknown opponent to piece. The final bout wa a four round net to iH'tween T.d. McKeown and lUlly Haw-kliw.

The itter ecun-d like a dwarf liclore McKeown and the latter looked a If he roulil have M-ttled the former with one- of lil liammer Wow, but Hanklii cry nuick and generally managed to Wip clear. Mi keowi) urprled inany ol hlx Irlendx wltli hi nullity unit rleverucN id hlx execution nil Itlx upcutx were CMpcelnlly trrrinir to upon and. In training McKcown would undoubtedly v. nwkward man for any fighter to tackle. Uurlng the evening n.

couple of were ghen by 1'te. Mor-rl of the II. r. i nud the.e were very highly appreciated by the audience. At the roncliiNloii Hilly llawkln.

In neat little Hp.h. tlniliked the nil-dlenre for thrlr nencMnitr In porting hi in wt well. He mild he wim Wlunipegger and uliould nhvnyx liHk upon lilmHelf Kuch. ileX.t The eeiiil-aniinal nice; of the Win-i lilieg Cricket dull nni hi-ld ou Tuex- dny evrnlng In the Manitoba hotel. Mr.

linker ecuied the Chair. The report of the nrcuMvc rouimit-tcx km ron. rel rlnue by rlnu ne. I'I-imikoii aro ier a rrouiuicn datlon of the ruitiiiilttc thnt nn International luntch nrmng'il to take place nniiunlly nt blni ro, Ht, I'anl anil Winnipeg alternately. Mr.

Ilntinat.vun inoe(l licit the ee. relary le In.tnicl-vl to write to Hie errelnry ot the Mnnlt Cricket -WMlatlon nekln that the nMmlAtlon rorreniiond with the Meri'tnri- of tlir rlubx la Chlia and fx. -nn llh the ol'Ji'd ol "certalnin the ioC blllly of the lorinntloii of a Nnrlli-wnetern nimocl illon. Mr. Cann ron mcotnleil the lixitUm, ha wn rnr rlwl nlntiwt uiinnliiioiinly.

A rlauae ot tho report rend ax fob town "linrlng the pn mmii the etuh I dlvldml the memlirr Into thr- temx i t'-llh A view to erentlng Ix-Unr tntrreot In the itintebea. Thtu reeulleU In reducing the niilnUr ol Kame4 plnyisl tlie mrmler lh roiiimlUMmmil.l I ke ah rir.v ,4 i.p(nii, fromthf i ti" tonllnnnne, ot thU nett wr." hKM Mr. r-peile the tMr rwelied bt ie iwe- I 'Jil'r lh pmto-kI Korlk wwwn Kxutin, miKht urtert thi ol membeM.inl that It would bn ailvlHuliln to wait until nuch aiiM-wer wa received. Mr. C.

1. Wllwin moved that Inktead of tli cluh IHa In the cCy In three dlvl-ilonf, that two would ie nufflclent. Mc. ICnlle moved that the iieatlon Iih laid over till and hlx motion wax adopted. The report a a whole wax then adopted.

The rt.itement for 1 win thm read, iihowlii.5 an expeuill-ture of for the "uxnn; re-ci'llitx Tin rc.i..rt wax adopted. Mr. C. I. Wllxon vax cted the reireeiitatlve of the eluo the tnllolia Cricket, a ocl it Ion.

wax move and twcoml' thnt the club tflve a tin 11 on Naw Year' eve at tlpi Miinltiihi hot 1, an 1 tliat the executive committee app'ilnt a eoui-mlitw to carry out tlu iicccaxjiry nr-rangemeutN. A vote ol thank wa tendered to Mr. Hprado for the uho of the room, and to the chairman, Mr. W. It.

linker. The list of mntche annexed to tho report of ths executive committee nhowed that the punt Kenxon tho club played in all matchex, of which tho flret eleven played 211, winning 15, lowing 4, and drawing 1. The "Cond eleven played 10, won 1, loxt .) and drew 4. The following are the lending corrn nud bowling 11 lynlH BATTIXtt AVKUAfiKS, ISICi. 1 I -5 I s4 H.

.1 41(1 7 4 24.0 1 c. i. wiihoii V. W. Hprad 18 107 4 2.1.14 II.

(i. Wllxon .23 471 05 1 21.40 II. Cameron r.l) 2 1.2 II. Cowley 205 47 1.1.91 11. Mooru r.2 It C.

I'ardee .21 204 12.50 W. liaimutyne .112 8U0 51 0 II. .1. Smith .17 HH ilH 2 11.20 II. J.

Hhrlmptou 24 220-41 10.70 The following batted In tight or lem liuilii0'H K. Holme 1 20 20 0 20. (i. II. Wnlker 0.1 40 1 15.75 II.

A. Tremnyno 8 7H 10 15.00 A. W. Law '5 49 1 12.25 l'KINCH'AL HATTIN'r AVERAGES, Jl'NIOlW, 1S'J5. V.

Hrydie i 05 0 10.25 .1. Hmlth 3 110 10 t) 12. .1. 1 1 lira to ne 5 20 1 l. W.

Morgan 5 83 21 1 8.25 C. Ilnrxmue 4 13 8 2 0.50 Jncipiiw, C. 1'. Wlb-on, H. II.

Haker, J. II. Monk. (I. II.

Walker. It. II. Kay-ward were not out when making their nrorea Inillrnt vl under the head of "hUhcot Inning." IJOWI.1NII AVKKAGES. 1 ci i 4 -S 2 a a.

-1 Hnunatyne .421.2 112 0.10 30 4112 00 7.45 Hnulton .101. 20 1H1 23 7.82 1 111 1 1 1 .210.2 00 4 5 8.18 Cameron 418 r.08:!(l Iloilltbce .104.2 48 30.1 30 8.11 Wooley ..112.2 24 215 22 U.70 BoWLINd AVKIIAGKS, Jl XIOltS. C. Hryden 10. 4 27 8.1..T.) .1.

Smith 10. 7 24 0 4. Hklpworth 30. 11 50 114.5 A general meeting of the Veit End C. C.

Ih called at the lvlmonlco thlx evening at 8 o'clock. The luemlx'rx are rctjucMted to present, ax there lx Important for traimactlon. PiNUbnll. A match will b' plnyeil at the Hrlv-Ing park tliU afternoon twen the Junior teamx of the Winnipeg and St. riulM, beginning at 4:30 sharp.

lViliowliig are the team; Wltmlpi-gHi-Moore, full; Hlnrkwond, Moore, Sparling, three-iiinrlcr backx; Inland, half back; It. Mcltean, Duff, Harxtone, Hiirrlum, wtngx; II. Me-Heao, Irvine, Law, Nlcve, Alibi, forward. 8t. John'-nack, V.

McFnrlnne, tliree-iuartcr, T. Morton, S. Ilerch-iner, E. C. It.

IVItchard; half back, II. Young. T. Hlnclalr; wing. It.

Inlcxtrr and M.ihixid; forwnrdx, H.Stev-in-ion, E. HaifniT, W. Lynch, J.Ueid, It. I'rictor, (I'Menra. II.

Carman; rexi'rvrx, Hewlxnn, 1 1 a mlx-r. hnill.llc. Kan Antonio, T. xax. t)rt.

2t. nob rilixlmmon and Iwirty left Corpnx Chrlxtl thlx morning. They arrived liere over the Arkiiuxn I'nxx at 1 .10 p. and left tor Hot Spring over the I. A (1.

N. nt 8 to-night. I'lli-rl 111 1111 ma wn ien by a prexx repre-tentative tmmediiiteiy upon hlx arrival. "I leave for Hot Spring Vntd he. "1 don't care If I am arretted.

1 am going up there to fight. I'll fight lu private or In jmbllc. Any way xultx me." Kltt- liiiiuonx nay he welghx I poumlx. He Ix looking well and x.iyx he Ix feeling fine, lie Ix nrcoinpnnleit by hlx wile, Martin Julian. Cbarlex Stelmer.

Frnext ltmlx-r and iMiucan C. Kox. A telegram received hr a gentleman In Kan Antonio from (lot Spring thlx morning rmdx ax follow: "Come nt once; tight aMiired." two Anmyrun. Hot Si'rlng Ark Joti'Ph Vendlg and Secretary ol the Elnrlila cluls were arreted thlx afternoon on ixnrrnntx rhnrulng them with eouxiirlng to commit 11 breach ot the prnre by Riding and abetting the Corl-Ht-I'lt ilminuti fight. They were prouvptly relenxrd on another move to hend off the attorney-general, who wnx prcpnrlng to have them arrexted on a nlmJlnr rharse nnd carried to Little Hock, for trial.

If Fltilminonx xnc-ceedx In getting here, there I "cinrrLAn" jok vendio. Manner of the Florida Athletic clnb. a 'unlex the governor nhould run In a eqund of mllltla, which In not prolmble. Corhett ban already 1een arreRted by the local authorities, nud Ix nt Ida training (pinrtcrx bard at work, being "guurded" by ilrpirty sheriff. Cha5C Santwrn' Seal I Brand Coffee Dnlvtrlty KcepteJ tti i Leading rioCo(lcct ib Worli Th only CotfM ir4 at lh wcrtio'i rm.

ClUSE SANBORN, oTw. MONTREAL. crttc( fom: ruoM had nnxn. Ivar Hir-For unite long time my MimhI very ld, larg ore would break out mi in from a small Mrnteh. I otnrted tit take Vour It.

It. hleh rompletely cured m. I recommend Hurdork HIimhI Hitter to all Irom ld blood. OLIVE COl.l; l.yuwlorh, Out. Children Cry for r.tcer'aCnetorla.

1 1 T) CVKE riiorp. tar Sir 1 hav sed llt-rd Yellow Oil ullh all lay children for ami I tta'nk It I th beat Imdlrin mdj I am terer innt It In tha himiw. kt KM, T. II. J.UIvHON, lll.t.m.

Uaa. THE PALACE CLOTHING STORE. $30,000 STOCK AT 60 GENTS ON THE DOLLAR. Our ale a great eucce. The biggest two week lmsdnea we have had tliU year, and no wonder, the price are cut down fine It almost like giving gninl away lntad of "lilng them.

The stock niunt lie sold by Jan. 1st, and tirlea cilt no figure. We are elllng good-i nt cost nnd lex, and wim? nt half price. Thlx ix the opportunity you liave been waiting lor, ns thi lx without doubt the 1 selected stock la Wiiinlpeg, arfl It ha to 1). turned Into money to wind up an ectnte.

80 it hai to go If we I on'y get 50c. on the $. The clothing wax all mude by J. W. MacKedie Montreal, and amount to over and wa all bought at ()c.

on the $, and the furnishing nt the same price. We would quote you 1 prices, but It take too hiuch space, and a. so make other dealers envious. But Just f.o give you an Idea of how we do bu.dnenB, we sell a good heavy suit of Frieze, double or sln-glo-breasted coat, reduced from $11 to a good blus or black serge, heavy weight, $12, for $0.25 good o.ld wool tweed, $10.75, for TME PALACE CLOTHING STORE, 458 Main Nearly Opp. P.O.

They do mil I Impair. An uttsrloMof hnU net chsriielsrt.tln of Consumptive, though no other form of iIImus I so fsttl, tittles lu progrsa la nrrc.lrj bjr in of 8entt' EnuUlon, which I Cod Uvor Oil nisila twl.uhls ss crsxtn. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. U'ANTKI) TWO OU TIlltF.K OOOH wrin rnoni.THrn.hit er lihfmnulied, Hlale tnrsia our Is Hul 1.11, Trlliuno. FOR BABY'S SKIN Scalp and Hair iP? lISG Tin nxut fTii1ivr tkln rurifvlni tnJ beautifying sop In thi world.

ii llupuittt nj twcrtcM for toilet, bath, inj nutwy. For diMrming tiUI rrnptlnni, bUikheadt, Itrititkml tit the n-alp. dry, thin, and falling luir, led, rotirh banJs hitinrt, lud jimpl radirl ind MrmlUx ot childhood, II Is absolutely Incomptrtblc. -H a.ma'w.l 4 llmi 4si fN ti.t us li, nt Uw Im Im Im, II I nn excellent Scotch tweed, $11 for and H. very fine $16 suit for Hoys' and Children's Suits, OVFhJ COATS.

PANTS ANI PKA JACKKT8 IN UK HAT YAKIETY. All reduced In same proportion. Men's Overcont red treed from 25 to GO lr cent. Just fancy getting a lirnn new Frieze Overcont, worth for $7 5o UNDKKWEAU, SHIltTS, COLLARS AND TIKS nt same reduction. MITTS AND GLOVES all uo.

Nothing exempted and no fake sale about this but a straight clearing out. Come" end see ux at HALLOWE'EN (111 Under the auspices of Mel rone and Aberdteu Camps, ot Scotland, Selkirk Hall, Thursday, Oct. 31, AT 8 O'CLOCK A SPLENDID PROQRAHne OF SCOTCH, ENGLISH AND IRISH flUSIC. Mrs. Wclvor, Mrs.

Vomer, Mr. Wvlie, Mliw Stunock, Mr. tin Mr fcooit, Mr. Vylie Mr Nailer ana Mr. Mtihew will tuko wart, Mr! liBVid Ho ha charge of tho Dio.

rhiniiir, Htwervfit iuo. Ofnernl 25c. Plan of hall at Hai rowcli ughV. Winnipeg Conservatory of riusic Important engagement rf the greatest vocal teacher In Canada. Signor F.

D'Auria Will open hla vo-id claswB on Oot. 10. Pupils for all olamwH will be received frtm now. Apply at the Conservnu ry olllce. Bp.clnl attoiitiun Ik airocted to the classic.

Bon wherebf uiicer pupilK may rocelve In-ftructlon from fS per term upwrd. Urdiuary rattw tor more uavaucud pupiiH. Write fur CalnnrtarK. i Otllce hours in to 12 a and 3 to 8 p.m. PAUL HENNEBERG, Mnical Director.

The Band Played On. MiikIc arrivlrg every day. The Mutlc you onli red lii.t week Is here. We have a fine line of VI0MN8, OCITAR8 and MaNIioI.IN- thai. It win pay you I owe.

We give an iuntmnirnt KltKK to anyone who can ait, while HOLM AN einus "Moulo carlo." BARROWCLOUGHSCO 4ea axaijst st. Hallowe'en Assembly. Walker's Dancing Academy Next Thursday. Hear Prof. Lafley.

New ttrm for btinners this week. FIRE INSURANCE Real Estate and Loans. Farm and city properties for tale oa instalment plan. Money to loan at low ratei of interest. Agent for llritiMh Canadian Loan and Investment Ltd.

AGENTS FOR J. J. TAYLOR'S SAFES AND VAULT DOORS. BROCK 4M MAIN STREET. ANTHRACITE LASTS LONGER, GIVS MORE HFAT JM9 TROUBLE Mi UT OTHER.

ltX wood at lownet rrlcea. FiiUiIIffKra, in Main StrwU Tel. 4.M. Wetrlvenpeclal llentlnn to coiintrr onler for car lota or i ton or over. Wni.lou Arctic Ice Company OFFICE-487 MAIN ST.

ICE ARCTIC ICE Now being noli! for hnu-rhnM "irt" lmr ri'. lo mil lm ml -I'll 'w hrcu It doe ruin Onlee half a liwd, nr lo. I tnm the An'lir (' ratiy. at their cttnt. tT Vam nn on their tot Irknlii'ne (Itit.

ra lj; du net anil MM I woman coinrv SEEING IS BELIEVING. Then fie. ii. lek an) alxmi II. li the flii.t itrtl.

ai. PARKIN'S STUDIO. Tha aame raraaiid Mlrallnn ami Mlitllua aaaianl PARKIN'S STUDIO, 40Q MAIN ST CHANCE T0GET A HOME A (cntlcmait owning otic of tli I built housci in the city 1 vie founJation, hot wafr luinl' would tell or xc hange inwllrf hoieoracnt Mt. Houie Kljoumi 11 II. Rer, iniile groundi ami a Im-uHIiI hade trm it, thrvN trcrioftlltarietic.

0jrrt In change to ccute IcM evtm' ioui house. Apply Ttibune OK KASTKRX SlTUATIOxN. rtiHlsli Vt'Hrxliipx Conccnf rated-Re-poitx to union Papers l)e Hcrlln, Oct. 2i. A UlKputch received here front Seoul to-day xuyg that tho Japiuiexe ofilclnlx hove announced their Intention of evacuating Coren ut tho Mime time nx the evacuation of the Lino Tung penlnxula tnkc place.

The dispatch nlno aayx that the iliH-bnudliig of the Coren 11 troops trained by the Japanese, ax demanded by the ItuxHlan and Trench government, Ix regarded with anxiety In JnpnneFe official clrch-i. ox It Ix claimed thlx would leave the kingdom of- Coren without any fore with which to maintain order after the Jupunee depart. 1 HIMTISII SQCAHItOX CONCEN-TltATED. St. Peterxhur, Out.

29. Tho Novo Vremn publl-ihe a dispatch from Yladtvostork xaylng thnt the Hrltlah squndron of warxhlpx In the water of the far ent bax concentrated at Fou Chan, nnd adds: "Great Itritaln I xiNilously decking a pretext for declaring war upon China In order to counteract the huccchr of Uiisfia nnd restore her shattered prextige In the l'aclflc." LONDON TIMES' KEI'OKTS DENIED. London. Oct. Tho Huxxinn em-h'lHxy announced thlx evening thnt an official telegram had been received from St.

Petersburg completely denying the tttorlen from Hong Kong to the Time nnd Glolx about an nlleg-eil 81-cret treuty between China and ItuHRla, by which the latter wa xald to have lxeu granted extraordinary runcesHlotiH. KiiHKlan ofticialx here add that the vlnlt of lYIuce Wei 11 t'tit Clwiun to St. Petersburg, about which so much had lxen Raid recently, wax xolely undertaken with the object of congratulating the Ctnr noon Ii Ih mirces-lon to the throne. In regard to anchoring the It ukhIuii fleet at Port Arthur, the Iluxsian emluixsy Ix not aware that UuxHla clalmx any igbtx beyond those of other power. It Ih xtated that no ltUKsian warxhlpR ill le permanently stationed nt port Arthur.

Tho representative of the foreign offlco here discredit the Hong Kong dispatch to the Ololw. They eay that Won Chi C'hnun went to St. petershurg during the autumn of lvji. Is-fore the treaty of peace be-tween China nnd Japan wn signed, nnd If any uch agreement wax ever made lxtveen China nnd Russia, It wax prolmb'y done during hlx visit to the liuxslun Capital. CANADIANS HONOHED.

Toronto, tat. 29. Word has reached here that Captain George Mowat Duff and Captain Herlicrt Nanton, Canadian, the latter Ix-lng a nephew of sir Diver Mowat, nnd graduate of the Itoynl Military College, Kingston, hnve kwn elected out of the forty-five officer who accompanied the Chltral exHdltlon to take charge of the tort tiled port ot Chak-dara and Molakand on the English frontier. THE II YAMS CASE. Toronto, Oct.

Yestcrdny afternoon Frnnrl Wcllinan, of New York, nnd E. Joliuston, rounxel (or HynniR, laid b'fore the (hitarlo cabinet wr-rrnl renmmx why thrlr client xliould not lie further prosecuted. The government win consider the matter, but It win likely refuse the reiuet, nnd the trial commence on Tuexilny. Welimnn left tor New York laxt night. DIED OF HEART DISEASE, Toronto.

Oct. M. Chaffer, one of the oldest resident In the rlty, died of heart failure laxt evening. TYNDAI.L. Oct.

2 Oh, bow It rjiow nnd the Tyiutalllte rejoice It pave the way to the bush, nnd the wixiilmnu hnrppiia Id nxe tor fresh assault 011 the ill tnmarnc and the thrifty pnplnr. The Honnnia Lime kllu'tienr thC. P. It. track wn llrel the oth-T day, and the top liow turnout th aiM.arance econd enhi.

Shmil.l the mas ot toue eiidilenlv melted It might In-iindiite Tyndall no llerruleneiim nnd Pompi-l were In day gone by, Mr. Mel nlumi, the nertir, vlled the scIiimiI on Tuesday. -Mr. Murray line returned from the harveat field and I tnrniiu lil nttoiitlon to the Wood -SHirtsiucu from Winnipeg are ohootinj game ntsint Tyndall. Only tew tnrk of bay have Is en buri ed In tl 1 Iclnlly, TKIAL OF HOLMES Prisoner Given Up lit Own ifense and Lawyers Come to Him Aid.

Phllndfljdiln.Ost. taking of testimony In the Holmes murder trial wax begun thlx morning at 10 o'clock, and with the exception of brief laitermlrtxlonx nt lunch nnd xup-per time, wa continued until nearly 9 o'clock to-night. It had been the intention of the court to sit until 10, but th8 ahoence of a wltneag hindered thlx, nnd adjournment wax taken. Uoliue made a plea thlx evening, asking the court to hold but two sett-Klons a day. In plaintive tones he wild that lib physical condition was such that ha Jilt unuble to continue thi xamlnatlon of the sides he wn subject to hick luadachex.

During the supper rt-ces which followed this incident, Holmes privately ald that the pre-(inratlon of hlx case in his cell last night had kept him up till 4 o'clock in the morning, and then he was roused from bed two hours later. In ndditlon to thlx he had not eaten anything 'from last night until one o'clock this nfternoon. It wa after making thi statement that he sent for hlx counsel. Up to that time there had been a general impression that human nature could not atnnd the terrible ordeal which he had set tor hlnmelf nnd that If he fertxted In going on with bis own case, thera would b3 a break down before long. All day a he at In the dock the eye of the man he lx charged with murdering gazed at him from a large crayon portrult plnc-cd upright on the district attorney's desk In full view of the entire court.

Next to this wn tux equally inrge slied picture of the daughter, Alice, hoBJ death Is nlxo lull on hi shoulders. Hut Holmes did not seem to be affected. Hi stolid mcanor never dexorteil him for an Instant. At 10 o'clock the Jury came into the room.nnd Judge Arnold appearing a moimnt later, court was formally opined. Meantime Holmes, in custody of a court off.cer was placed in the dock.

He showed no change of personal appearance or demeanor from yesterday. Jenunette Pcltiel wn the first witness called to identify several lurge crayons of her father. John Townxend, photographer, employed in the detective service, nnd H. Ran, prlvute photographer, then Identified photographs of Holme taken by them, after bis arrest. Eugene Smith, who found Plctrel's body In Cnllow Hill street house, Sept.

4, 1891, then detailed the story of bis discovery, already published. During the reces District Attorney Oraham ald If the cae coatlnued to drag along a It ho thus far, it would beat the record of the Durrant case for consuming time. The commonwealth has 5-1 or C3 witnesses to examine, nnd nolsxly seems to know what sensation Holmes will spring when It comes to the opening of the defence. However, the district-attorney does not Intend to unduly hurry theenxe.nlthough he hopes the night sessions 111 obviate the possibility of the case extending over more than two weeks or therealiout. The court re-convened nt 2:30 o'clock, hud Dr.

Scott was turned over to Holme for cross-exnmlnntlon. Holmes Hiibjected Dr. Scott to a lengthy nnd detailed examination touching the effects of chloroform, but ol-tulned few answers thnt would tend to throw tho balance In the slightest degree In hi favor. Witness was regarded by the commonwealth officer ns one of their medical experts, nnd he wn positive and incontradictory In everything he said. Holmes kept up 11 stonily fire ot questions, nnd never obliged to pause for a word or thought.

The calmness with whirl, he volubly exchanged technlcnl terms and discussed chemical and medical possibilities with the doctor wn wonderful. At the conclusion of Dr. Scott's testimony. Dr. W.

K. Mnttern. coroner's physician, wn cnlled. Holmes nt once nrnxe nnd begged the court to grant him a continuance until tomorrow. He pleaded that as Dr.

Mat-tern would prove most Important wltnes. he felt uueiiial to the strain, the cross-e xnmluntton of Dr. Scott hnvlng exhausted him. Ho hoped to feel stronger to-uiorrnw. Judge Arnold nxked the district attorney whether he would agree to this, and Mr.

Oriiham replied with "No. sir, I want to jn on. Thi I only more by-play." "That Is your opinion," said Holmes, with the senrce subdued scorn which has marked nil his Intercourse with tho district attorney sluco the trial begin. "This Is my opinion." Holme suppressed a sigh and snt down. Dr.

Mnttern examination was then begun. The wltnem mild be had made the post mortem examination at the morgue on Sept. 4. and the cotnii-tlons were ths same a described by Dr. Scott.

There had been paralysis of the heart, causing sudden death, and evidence) of chloroform In the stomach. He diluted 011 the ghastly scene st the Potter's field, when In the presence of half doien other person including tho officer ot the swindled Insurant's company nnd tke young daughter of the dead. Holme took i lancet nnd coldly nud ruthlessly. cut Slid harked nft portions of ths Corp of the man he Is charged with baring murdered. holmes' cross examination of Dr.

Mnttern consumed hearer two hour nnd hn If. and the great majority of the qiieatlotis put Holmes were entirely Irrelevant. I'lnnlly District Attorney lirnhnm objected to this sort of UHestloulng. thereupon Holme brought ths examination to a c'oss. I.

Henry iWfinann. the well knnwn analytical flienilsl.ua ths mil witness 11 iI.v-mvI thit It was Impossible f.r a Wn t. tit himself in attitude a rerefiil that In wbIcb Metier body was discovered. having administered chloroform to himself. Before the court took a reces until 7 o'clock, Holme made an appeal to the court to hold but two pexslons Instead of three a duy, on the ground thht lit physical condition would not stand the strain.

Judge Arnold nnswered, "Well, wo will hold a night session to-night," tind recess wus ta ken. The evening sesxlon began few moment nfter 7 o'clock. Thert was a brief delay, which Holmes utilized by glancing over an evening newspaper as he sat In the dock, apparently unconsclouN of the fact that un artist for a New York newspaper wax, with the consent of Judge Arnold, sitting near sketching him. The taking of the testimony was nliout to ba resumed, when Holmes, who probably be more appropriately called the arch-octor than Anything else, brought out a new piece of by-plny. He arose In the dock, and, addressing the court, said: "If your honor please, I have a re-ouct to make.

In consequence of the severe strain to which I have been subjected, and nlso because of the criticism levelled against my former counsel, Messrs. Shoemaker and Kotan, I have within the past Jiour sent for them and asked them to ngaln assume charge of my defence. I should like to ask it the court will permit this "Let them come In," wild the Judge. A moment later the two counsellors, looklug pale and worried, entered the court room, and Mr. Kotan, going up to the bar, was nbout to enter upon a lengthy explanation, when Judge Arnold curtly interrupted with, "No apology Is necessary.

Go on with the cnxe." The dock, with its occupant, was then moved liack to Its former place, and Holmes' counsel took scats at the desk. William Moeblu. who, at the timo or the murder, was employed as a bartender in a saloon at 1,822 Callow Hill street, was called to tell of llctxel's drinking habits. Mr. Moeblu Is a German with a very pronounced dialect, and so long ns he was testifying, Holmes, still taking notes.wore a smile ot amusement at the witness' efforts to elucidate the difference between bint nnd their respective values.

Frederick Itlchnrds, who kept the saloon, gave evidence of a corroborative nature. The croHs-examtnntion of these witnesses developed nothing. The next man, Clmrlow Lampon, nwore that he had seen l'letiel nt the Callow Hill street house on August 21, 1H91, when he stopped there to see alttut aome patent business. Mr. Shoemaker sharply cross-examined Lampon on the question of hi belief that the man whom ho there was he, whose picture wa in evidence as thut of Pietxel.

Mr. Lampon was ure they were the same. A. T. Hubbard testimony was In this line, too.

Mrs. Adela. Alcorn, ft physician, who lives at 11MJ5 North F.leventh street, was called. Holme had been at her house from Au-iiixt 5 to Septemlier 2, 1S94, under the name of Howell. He had hired rooms there.

Witness was pot sure that bis wife was with him, but he brought her later. On Huudny, September 2, he left with hi wife, In a cub, saying they were going to Harrison. Witness again saw htm on the afternoon of 19 In her parlor. He said he had come Imck to tukei rooms for the winter. He said hlx wife nnd little sister would be there later; that they were then In Atlantic City.

On the 19th a man called to see Holmes, or Howell, as he wus there known, and was shown to hi room, according to Instructions. She identified Pletxel'i picture a the caller. Later she saw ill in go out. On cros examination she was questioned a to her liellet thnt the picture wa that of the caller, and she was positive. i John drummer, who lives In the F.leventh street hou-e, corroborated the greater part of Mrs.

Alcorn's testimony, and lidded tint when Holme came back the eond time he had a little girl with him. Witness Identified Alice PI -tier picture as that ol thlx girl. They remained until the following Pnndiiy, the luth, and then went nwnv. Joslnh Itlchmond.John F. Hughes nnd Walter W.

Shedaker gave unimportant testimony. John II. Cnlrns wn then called, but he wa not In court, an adjournment wn taken nt 8.30 until 10 o'clock to-morrow..