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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02
LOCAL DAsuEs.

Bange-rings 81; at Webb's
Large luscious Saddle Rock oysters at
sho Delmonico,
Ilyou want to get your winter coal, so to
ene l. Us company,
The mercury took bold stand at soc in
che shade yesterday
lf YOU want TO get your winter coal, so to
the Gas company.
Riue fresh Saddle Rock oysters at the
Uelmonloo restaurant.
The place 10 get your school. books is at
4 20. Eeais', 60S Main street.
Remember, the place to get your school
books il at sos Main street.
She oyster has put In an appearance at
&eDelmonico restaurant,
Mayor Cabell has had disiuieotAnts
sitinkled along the street cutters
Just received at Holloway & Co.'S one
CIR OF the Michigan potatoes, In sacks.
For sewer connections, plumbing, etc,
go Doyle, the plumber, zoe Elm street.
The Grove school, for young men and
6oya opens Monday, September TO-
The September edition OF the HERALD at
abs business Office In wrappers at cents.
Metropolitan, Reealia, Ohica Cigars for
ocn cents piece, NJ Jake MeneEer's saloon
Elm etreot.
The Elm street Exchange has on draught
ne imported genuine Guinness Stout 4
ia " tale.
Nolne Parker was dncd 500 aud costs in
She county court for keeping dlsordeTly
house.
The IfEnAtp's September edition Is out.
sUd Is Tor sale at the HERALD office and all
iuws stands.
Nnv AGONY ot the HERAtn'e September
edition. aud send IL TO your friend, for o
cea'a per copy.
Goto5 6 Maln street for your school,
tobts, yon Get all advantages there TO be
had anywhere.
1hc music a. the Fist Baptist church
vii be unrsunlly gcod today, and NAL .
edsrieue WI sing 81 the oher orr AZ the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02
THE CITY.

NHn TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE
COMPANY or LONDON.
The above company loans money ON one
n i've years time, at reasonable rates OF in
sroat, secured by deed OF trust ON int
pr1yed lands, largo farms, stock ranches,
and city property. 1t also deals in vendors
tea uo,oa; neeouales sales of ranches, cat
dc, and bonds OF every description; and
dnea general financial md agency bust
.icss IN the State OF Texas and Europe,
q. E. WELLESLEY,
General Manager.
,1flce Cos Main street Dallas, Texas
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LOUISVILLE EXPOSITION.


Inc shortest and quickest route iSyia LII
te hook aqd Memphis Round trip tcken
now on sale at 5Ol Main street, Dallas,
9jO 10 for the round trip. Also sumner
excursion tickets TO all places OF resort u
me East and Southeast. Pullman sleep'n
Little Rock to Louisville without chang.
The NJ, Il l., R'y is many miles the shori.
est aud from 10 to II hours the quickea
route to Nashville, Chattanooga, Knoxville
Sc., Nc. For reliable information call "a
or address A. Y, Stevens, Pass. Aet. \. Z
\. 81. l., R'v, Z. Il, Rogers, Pass, Agt T. !,
y. " g. RE, or Il. p. Turner, Agt,, "
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Only q few hours remain untaken in the
Ari and Piano departments. Those de.
NT'ng To avail themselves OF the advantages
~ this school, should make immediate ap-
plcatiou.
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MONEY tn LEND

am prepared to lend funds at reason
able rates on farm or city property over
north Texas Vendors lien notes bought.
JAMES u. SIMPSON, Dallas Texas.
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Save nom TWENTY to thirty dollars on each
horse and COW you keen by laying in your
WINTER supply ct oats, hay and corn at
plushtrly's feed store, corner Elm and
\ cdmOre.
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4 ID. A. HAnRIs.

School books, fine stationery, gold pens,
blauk BOOKS, headquarters for fine fancy
xoodo, Bu,terlcS's patterns, 7S2 Main
Qrtet
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NanlC IN Tea
we are selling the best ten in Dallas In 3
ahd 10 pound caddies from 80 TO Coz, per
Npuhu, RRYAN Is HRAnsnAW.
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D,llas Academy hereafter /, he thc
namvot Mrs Dicki nson's school, will omen
on September 81, 1883, with full corps oi
competent teachers. Special ADVANTAGES
IN literature, music and art, also In span.
ish, French and German. A kindergartep.
uuder n directress who has had large ok.
pertence In CHI cago and st, Louis schools.
Will be established In connection with tho
academy. A finer advantage could not be
offered to pupils from abroad, nor to those
In our own city. Address communications
to Mrs. Z. I. Dickinson, principal, 1919
Jackson street, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02

Those who have been dosed with quinine
and experienced its luxurious effects, should
try Carriers Liver Bltters, sure cure ior
malaria.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02

EAST DALLAS, sent Isl, 1883 Tho "A.
vAloiem taxes for the YEAR 1883 arc nov dn.
and must be- paid during the month ~
september. Please call on mo, seitie ~
same and save costs W. W. PEAK.
Collector East Dallas.
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Orr keeps fine and good buggles, and BUYS
Tor cash, and can and will undersell anv
Main street. N'NNN ~ -
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BIOL I.nuIavnlc, ~. and nn,nrn. nan nn

Commencing Thursday, August "a, and
on every Monday aud Thursday thereafter,
round trip tickets Will DO sold TO louisvulc
for $50 .0Ovia Houston and New Orleans.
For tickets apply to any ticket agent ON
Ii, " TIC. Il. K.
], l., A, Thomas,
T.. z, A. O., II. & S. A. Ry. system,
Dallas, Texas
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Inc Btu.setva e,onu -ud billiard hall
corner OF Main and Martin streets. has bs'
come a popular place OF resort, under tbe
able management OF Frank Ciuthnrn md
Charlie Purcell, who handle none Int tns
purest OF WHISTLES, best Of wines aud Hnest
cigars. ''''
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Mrs. NJ. I. Hogan, professional miaNie
offers her services IN Dallas aud asks ior a
share " patronage. Has the highest va
commondOtions from prominent places IN
Texas ans otOer states. Female discasSs
treated carefully. Rooms at las CommVres
street. wv
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Dallas soAS s'l. Of M S arr, 'sS Main

Studies begin Monday morning. sen.
TENDER 80. Those who have made appliea.
ton, and have not yet had their hours ss
signed, Will please call on Mr.. CApwel Al
EDWARDS music store, until SATURDAY.
evening alter that at the school. '''
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me Finest aud hest Assorted Stock
W nancy goods ahd toilet articles in the
city, AZ llickox's, 6l5 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02

rue DALLAS Sc6oo OF Music and Art offers
superior facilities for instruction, as II IA
purely an Art and Music school.
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September Sd. ''N"'
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Orrs buggy and carriage house Is Beng
emptied aud constantly repenished win
new and better goods, 72i Main street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02

Having bought out the interests OF MI
concerned IN the firm Of &. T.. HosmerJ
20, steam gas ami waler.dtters / will
Tnnunue the business AZ the old stand sO6
lin street. A. MCMHtRK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02

The school at the Rock College, for
males and females, will open September "a.
Course OF instruc' ion will be thorough ana
full. Miss Fannie Il. Lower, known To
many In Dallas, will have charge Of the art
department Negotiations are now pending
for drst,class teacher IN instrumental md
vocal music. For particulars call ON The
PRINCIPAL w. W. JAMES.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02

hoad,wagons, buggies, phwtons, and
y, Si style OF vehicle, for sale low by Orr
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Nv INNNNI NNTINNs
II q. Szer has removed his stock OF gro
ceries to the Norton building across from
the old stand, where be will have the choic.
est stock ofgruceries In the city, He will
be pleased TO see bis customers.
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Very respectfully,
MR.. X MRs n BAuMAv

ASK your grocer tor can OF the new
Royal Snowflake" made only hv the
nozicr-Weyl Cracker company, ST. Louis.
These goods ara packed only in cans hold /.
ing anout seven pounds, aud are guaran.
teed to be equal TO any crackers made in
the United States. The cans being nearly
alr-tight and excluding dampuess, insects.
etc, the crackers retain their flavor aud
crispness for An indefinite period. Ask
your grocer for . can of them,
bohER- WEYL CRACKER COMPANY,
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hereford Aunspnugh u Co., Insurance
a., Agents
we would call attention of business men
anVn property owners to cn.u M ar,
',rr otd' Aunspaugh & Co., nsuIap,e
H,'u's' appear m thus mornings ,s.l
iht9r gtut.emaH u' vel g.. vf 2, .,r
people as live, energetic business on. re.
liable and pom. Al, ',,''' so ~, y,
transactions, which the companies ttty
represent stand without q lear Thcy olr.r
oh'J ur'tclass Insurance at low rates
p-'mpt settlements oi losses, aud ask ant.
crll ShareOi bus'n,ss. '.'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02

To Our Wholesale aud Retail Trade.
Ntw NORE, Aug 7.-lApEs: We corr-
inily watch ana study the European impor.
.'uous OF French pattern hats and bouu'ets.
ladies' wear, fancy goods, rrady.madc cos.
tunes and wraps. We Shall make II our
huiuesS during onr stayln Now York 10
make elegant selections to suit the most
iusudinua ladies' OF rexas.
As We are the only exclusive Wholesale
and retail millinery house we shall lcgd
the styles ami prices. We will enlarge our
retail departments In all branches. and
/ N'ep our second floor for exclusive whole.
saie trade There is no house In the state
That can compare with us in the millinery
Ia lcs costumes and wraps, as we make
n speciality
Aud We buying from manufacturers and
importers only, enables us to compete with
any northern or western jobbng house.
orr motto is Quick sales and small
proflsr
Thanking our friends and customers for
past patronage aud hoping to receive A cor.
tinuanco OF the same,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02

A called meeting Of the stockholders ol
the Dallas Real ESTATE & Building AssoclS.
tod will DO held at the office of Adams q
Leonard at o'clock Saturday. the ist of
September, 1855. Nv VI
AtrN S,NGrp President.
l. I. hAkGN, $50. 1908. .... lr,N uttf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02

O' the many remedies before the public
Tor nervous debility and weakness oil Nerye
Generaiiye System, there is none oounl IN
AllenS Brain Food, which promptly md
permanently restores all lost ytgor; Il meyer
iailS. 81 pkg, G tor s. At druggists
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September 3d. ''''
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~ Ort VIII sell you a tine buggy, Delker
Get bargain. NAM street,
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NVVttrs Is the place II You want TO my n
Muourn manufacturing Co.'s 81. Louis
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Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating is relieved at once by tasinv
one OF Carier's Little Liver Pills immeni'
A,ely after dinner. Don't forget this,
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September 81. AA''''"y'
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NorlcE.-The Gas Co. are now supplyipc
Coal at lowest market figures in car ioa5
iots' by the ton or in smaller quantities,
Send IN your orders 10 the Gas Cos. OfBcs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02

Women with pale, colortss faces who
ieel weak aud discouraged, will. receive
ooth mental aud bodily vigor by using
Sarler IRON rus, which are ,nade for the
blood, nerves and complexion, Wv
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3, VT carriage emporium is the ashiono.
si W 'sSS S o. lhe city. Remember the place
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Oysters, Oysters,
the Delmonico. '"'e' ~
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'' B'rs,i Tor Goods by s'ail or Express
TIA ~. .p.oWp' Attention, Hicko,
A"o HtuSc's',' COS Main street
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Administrator sale

OF Z. NJ. Peterson, jewelry, solid gold
watches, rings, ladies' sets earrings, eight
nickle watches, plated; buttons ear drops.
charms, chains, studs, etc The goods are IT
the auction and commission Of Blakeny
\ Free, 100 Main street to he sold at auc.
ton at 10 y. M, September 10, lSSS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02

hrtsh Nystpra
an, 5ss' received at the pclmonloo ro,ta
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nurses Tor sale.
A carload Of iine horses and c,,,.. e.
sale At Lole's stable. ' ""u ponies Tor
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~ 0NII.NTH III -NTTlN
VINO need anythiNg in drug store
SHOULD call on Hickox, THE Druggist GS
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u'ckoNs Soda Water
best la the city, =" w the
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September "a. -VV V'eHS monday,
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September 81 'N''O' 0psos monday
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N'WANs AhCAu
Invoice OF ire h oysters ''''''' 'ueurs
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II, Z, kOnRIS
Gen'l Pass. Agt., Little Rock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Friday. Jan. 90 1888.
W. g. Gibbons, OF Wilmington, DEL has boon ap
pointed Brazilian oConsul al that Porti oy tue hh
perOr OF Brazil
The Committee on War Claims, II is understood will
renort favorably on what known as the fourth OF
July claims" which include those arising from lhe
Morgan raid IN the States OF and kentucky
These olaims were discussed IN committee today.
The Secretary OF the Treasury today ordered the
to duty OF John W. Lane ~ woiBher ut the
Custom House, New Haven Conn.
A delegation from the Woman Suffrage Convention
this morning appeared before the House judiciary
committee In opposition TO the Willis antibigamy bill
and especially the seventh section which IN effect
d,stranchises tho who now vote In Utah
Delegate CAIN OF Utan, was Also heAiu III oPPo''"Vh :"
the bill "a whole.
The Court OF Commissioners OF Alabama Claims TO day
rave notice that on February H. 1888, at 10 O'Clock
M the Court will proceed to call the docket up No
1000 inclusive and that cases will be disposed OF ia
their order, unless Ior soou OA"7o S""""" PV''P'"0
ment be granted.
The secretary OF the Navy will recommend the passage
OF bill to compensate the officers aud crew OF the
Rodgers for the of their personal Effects to allow
The mother OF Master Putnam OF that vessel one yearh
nav and 10 reward the natives OF st. Lawrence Bay for
Inequalities extended the shipwrecked crew
The Second Controller OF the Treasury has decided
that special order 70 paymastor TO settle accounts
NAV be construed 10 allow such officer shore pay
while engaged in the settlement OF accounts
The Committee on Commerce decided this morning 10
report adversely the bill for bridge across the Hud
son River at Storm King known MS tho " beaoh Dill
The Cabinet meeting today was attended by all the
members except the Secretary OF State, who Is
not in good health. No questions of Importance were
considered.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has addressed letter
10 the Speaker House OF Representatives. inviting
attention 10 the amount OF silver coin In hand and the
limited facilities for It's safe keeping In the subTreasuy
offices The Secretary finally says: ut Is apparent
that this Congress should either discontinue tho coinage
OF the standard silver dollars or make suitable appro
nrations for building ddIOnal vaults In the East
Tor The transportation OF silver coin from ban Francisco
no further space being available for building another
vault nj that point"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
A PENDING PENSION QUESTION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The Senate PEN
sions Committee have split into three parties the pro
posed increase the pensions Of soldiers and
sailors who lost arm leg In the Government
vice during the War OF the Rebellion. The majority of
the committee represented by Mr. Slater, against the
proposition. The minority, Messrs. Blair and Mitchell
the charman In favor Of the measure OF enarging
It's scope to increase the pensions also OF those
whose eyesght hearing has been impaired by
of service In either OF the OF the service Mr.
Plat is unable TO agree with either the majority
minority, and proposes to offer bill Of his own,
embodying his individual ideas. Mr.. Blair has
drawn an elaborate report and bill, which have
been concurred in by Mr.. Mitchell. Of
which the following synopsis The bin provides for
pension OF $l2 month for the loss OF one and In
case OF partial blindness resulting in total disability
not exceed $40 month"; and for total loss OF hearing
$50 month"; and for ossVf hearing less than total but
amounting TO disability, an increase as In the case OF
blindness II also has general clause that any person
who shall have contracted disability specified In The
law equivalent to any disability enumerated shall BIO
entitled to an equivalent pension also that nothing in
the bill shall operate TO reduce any pension the
rolls. -,
In the Senate to-day the House bill, opposed by tho
majority WAS reported adversely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
1G1EsrAs AND THE WAR IN PERU. >

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.-The dispatch from
Caamarca Peru published this morning. stating that
the Assembly had passed resolution TO treat or I'M
mediate peace with OF without Bolivia has attacteo
considerable attention here Persons wen INFORMED win
regard to Peruvian affairs declare that the use OF tne
word Assembly" in connection with the gathering OF
Caamarca Is misleading. A correspondent OF IheHe~
York Herald writing from Lima under date OF january
d. In q letter published January 20, ueeeriDeu 'uo
body as "quasl-congress" composed OF hoesdeca"p'
colonies and sergeants, appointed by lSesias u rp
sent this or that province upon credentials w
Iglesias himself and having no power or duty peyonu
promulgating the DEGREES Of Igesas which are IN turn
dictated by Chilli The Ne,c York World on January 20
published Lima letter, dated January o, III
which 1t is stated as q current repors .nV
orders from Santiago have been received nj tne Oha
headquarters in Lima TO "reopen negotiations WIN
General Iglesas the North, sending an armed lorce
assist him in establishing his supremacy and 10 enape
him to get spurious Congress together gch "ouiu M
santly sIqn treaty of peace with Chill accepting anu
sanctonng almost any condition proposed PROVIDED an
equivalent were forthcoming TO the members Oh SUCH
legislative body" .
reporter the Associated Press to-day called tne az
tenton OF Senior E!more the Peruvian Minister III
ingon to these letters. scnor Emore eApreeseu 'n0
opinion that both OF these correspondents were
accurately informed and that their desorip'
ton of Iglesias's Congress and OF inc
source of Iglesiass authority 10 eoilco'.
He thought that the suggestion OF peace from the
Roliyia vould not meet with any sympathy io,i
leSTtimate Government OF Peru or the people vi sa'
Republic; that this suggestion is Gniilan ni
not Peruvian President Caderon. the mead OF the ony
leeitimae Government OF Peru, though now III prson
had steadasty rejected the demands oil Ch ad
PIerola refused TO accept the terms Tne Iaiuci IN
Montero Government, the only one Recognized ny .uo
United states Is to-day the only one when nas ny
movement OF Igesas utterly discountenanceu ~
The locality In which he 10 operating Bonviaa. b
senior Gilmore SAYS rejected all the offers aue ne
by Chill upon condition Of breaking her ahiance VII"
Peru. ,,.,. ..o,r.
ance of the terms proposed by Chill carried upon us NV
the argument OF Chill 1t is inserted tnat IL was
10 tine hubble by the Chilians through the ncwspPeIs
before Ii reached Montero and was intended Ior eot
outside of botn OF these countries senior E n,n
cines TO saw ANYTHING at present in regard 10 that part
OF to-days dispatch referring 10 Dr. ogans recM.
Chill being matter belonging 10 tne pa.o be in
ment but 70 added that the puDuc Wouiu BUM "" 'A
possession OF interesting details
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27

and weighing 925 pounds Heis twentyeight years Of
% 09 ~ seps SaS A S
hair is black his eyes hazel and bis skin OF bronze
eSor nSis 1 gum denoo and he has
strong neck There is just slight appearance OF heav
ns about him. but Mae says tna ire ae has sr newer
IN ring, but he considered wonder ia new.
Zealand where his occupation was oat OF and n
match with Miller he won easily Mace taught nn ~
box ana is now OF the opinion that JACK az e'0o
Maces record Is well known lie born at Norfolk,
T ls ans sna hs
and weighs 16o pounds He is perhaps the most sclen
his @o held shs Ensana and o.
world, aud ny many s yet considered the equsl OF ANY
man lying 0g A%Gng bis my coSsrn
0Baldwin the Irish giant, and Joe. Gess. he car
ss w Of p De Watches and
trnkets. He looked IN prime condition as ne taixe1
seen Sullivan, but have faith in my name ability 20
whip any man In the world Why, ne ~ giah, II
not looking out for any matches for myself but
am taking care OF my boy. - , Eur
He said i've landed at frisco, about Christ.
amS at tu sacpa@ento, ' Salt Lake City, Cheyenne
and Omaha. / am in frst-rate condition What
Ivy e n seSe9 p%Spsry Trained yet" Alter slowing
away prodigous quantities. of boef and mutton, he
got ERE aud don't care 'ow soon go ONE"
On next Monday slade and Mace are to box at the
Madison Square Garden On Tuesday and Wednesday
ede is to be referee the wrestling matches Tor the
prizes offered by Richard X. Fox Meanwhile MI. FOX
will endeayor to make matcn between Sade aud sulli
van for 81 500 50 900 side and The championship OF
the world. He will deposit $1,000 forfeit money Tor
Slndo at once.
In the evening the party made the round OF the
sporting houses meeting large crowds and GOOD re-
cepton everywhere. Only at one place was there aus
turbance, and that was quickly queled Among tne
crowd gathered Learys liquor store In Iwenythlrd
st., near Sxh-ave., when the pugilists arrived was
Nike" Cleary, OF Philadelphia After LOOKING q,
Sade he was OF the opinion that sullivan could Dck
him. After while be seemed to thnk that
he could lick" Slade himself and wanted 10
Friends stepped n however and prevented any trouble
At midnight, party returned TO Harry HIS ana
introduced the audience, amid great enthusiasm
HILL In behalf Of Mr.. Fox then offered 70 match Slade
against sullivan any ia the world for $1,000
side and clamDiOushfD