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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26

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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26

Furnished daily from the Office of ". r..
Scribner. real estate dealer.
John e. Werham 20 Edward &. Noorheis.
lots ~ and - blk :. Wenham add $50
Chas = Eazeltine To- SEQ. r. Coge-hall
LOT is Mohrhard'- sub .......--.... f.e0
Eliza 4. Tresch 20 Henry Ross lot g.
Jadd'- sab. ...... aN
samuel l.. Fuller 20 Bernard Ten Hoopen.
lot i3t, leonard & Cos old 6G
Hsndriclms Loppius to Hendrix >chip-
pers l-3of A.. of lots is and -n. blk
A.. Ellsworth ndd st
Arrnl Engharts 70 E1heri Wi'rsona. lrirt
Of i0r p. blk n. Grants add 100
Clark r. GLEASON 20 Lafayette D0i1s lot
= blk p fraiick = sub 80
Orlando Wells % sarah Wells piece 90
land in cor of -ec =. ffalnf~ -.-t
Lewis Klein 90 Charlie Klein. ~ ~
a and q of = oi " 5 Of ser 20.
Sparta $40
Newell Hand to Marfha Giiner. 4e fi of
and of 5 of sec p. -ia. -.fH
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26
A COUNTERFelTER CAUGHT.
The Northwestern Detective Associa-
ton Again to the Front.

ton Again TO the Front.
Private Detectives Nicholas Hall and
George Thompson. Of the Northwestern De
tsctivs Association. won their first laurels in
the secret service last evening. They had
successfully -iadowed bold ooanterfsiter
by the name af Whitfield for two or three
day-. aec1 a.m passing bogus bills. and now
bad bonn within their power He was at
Ltmn ura'. iolgi1- house last evening. had
attempte t1 ssg ihem 500 Of the counter
feit money - 81; -. They wished to see if
be could psss th money before they made
the pureh1-e. Wmffeld invited the dctec-
tive= into a saloon lo take a drink. took 3
biH from the roll he wished 20 sell. called
for and received the drinks. The bartender
threw ont Che change. There. says the
counterfeiter on leaving the saloon. "they
sli take it. they can not detect the differ
sree." Tins vas enough FOR the followers
If Pinkerton They rushed hresthlsss and
raaknz with sweat 70 Police Hesdqusrters.
exhibited thc bright badges Of their secret
-srvrce department, a. an Introduction 20
~1ut Perry. and asked the services Of police
officer to srrest their man. The Superistsnd-
snt rni<trnsted there was some great develop
meuss 70 f1ilow and Detective Connolley
v7s detailed - ufaks che arrest. The three
detectives surrounded -heir man fhe arrest
ras made. and Whiifeid vas taken 20 police
haa.i-narfers Nr. Perry demanded DO
slfon'd rrs3are his rsunterfsit bundle and
explain ais scheme. The two scion< ~ fbe
Northwestern Detective Association stood
tzsst Whitfield Drew from pocket his
"bootiie 80 pa sea. Saws he. T caught
t,lese tus Vscsers' and offered - sea theus
tns roll sfsf countsrfeif noney-for
sszl He then removed genuine 81
s2 sn,I 81 hi''s frool a -.lii ss5 the remainder
~ IRE hun.ile was f,uni ~ 10 made sp 81
sfrirs ~ aid newspapers II thonghf
couid seH tae zreeuTs eizaf dollars ~ zecd
money. and some 0id rarer. so A. - make
S5.si bas they rera t,o sharp fsr 1sr. ssi3
Whitfeid After the close - t.tf -svslsiion
tte ts.o member sf tte NV % A. tazs8 to
fesi s,r -,-ar= 6rt nof sarirs suy ihsy
ffrrre3 tltsir heats and sneasad ar+ of
hssslassrts-- Wanfsid 1avs asn5s fr ai-
appearance s-5 vl= released Nn sarcne
trnear fzeirsf hiu
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26

The public are cautioned not to coufound
the name ol r. *. Ailer. advertised BY a
certain firm al decorators and painters ia
this city. s,ith THAI ~ c. y. Miller, OF the
drm OF Miller d Miadleton. Mr. q. \.
Miller, 0f the iirm If Miller & Middleton, II
-lli n business aud is prepared 70 perform
auy wo-k connected with decorating, paint
iuv and paper hanging. The firm Of Miller
& Middi tou tuw out nothing bat first-ciass
work. Trusting TO receive q continuance of
favors that they have SD lavishly received.
Your, respectfully.
MuLER a MIDDLETON.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26
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The only Gold Medals ever awarded to 81
proprietary m sdicl1a. are those gwen ~ So.
Jacobs ,Ti q the nssi pain cgre-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26

A beautiful Sieinw8y Upright piano was
received ~ Mr. Paul Vs. Friedrich. 80. 20
Monroe street. yesterday. where It l- uoE ON
exhibition. and people who are interested be-
works Of art should not fail to see THIS Stein
way.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26

The Globe Laundry. - Hsron street. viii
DO NJ your shirtz. Collar and CI,f- in fhe
best style and at a reasonable price. Cool
uurk graranlaeI. I.-.rnn.. -.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26
Inc Century.

Tire April number of the Century just re-
ceivel o. Niaecar's, . North Division street,
Porter block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26

SPLENDID stock Of new goods arriving at
J. j. Van 3. .uven's
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26

Those who have business with the Globe
Laundry hy telephone hereafter must hello -
10 80. li9, as that Is their present teiephon c
1rufr,hfr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26

We shall offer one of the
Largest stocks of Dry Goods in
Grand Rapids. Everything
entirely New, Fresh and Sly
lish. at the lowest Boston
and New York prices.
We invite all to our Grand
Opening Saturday first. our
store VIII be trimmed with the
seasons novelties for the oc-
caSlOn. STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26

Buy your bugsics and phetons of i. r..
Ant.-dei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
ALLEGED UADERrILUAuoN or WooL

cuApGrs THAT THE SECURED PRODUCT PROM
russia HAS BEry INPOrTED As rN>corRtD.
George V. Brewer General Appraiser Of the Port.
struck his table with his pencil yesterday ~ call some
thirty wool importers 10 order The importers IN
Voices to the number of thirty had been advanced
abont II per cent. and the asscmbage was c"n-e-
onen.y court OF appeal. The wool under discussion
comes IRON tle Black Sea district of Ru STA to the
amount OF 10000 900 pounds Annually. The duty On
unsecured wool is 2l2 cents pound, aud on the
washed wool 7l2 cents pound All Of this wool Il
entered az unsecured. The Cove nment agents claim
TO have proof that it Is washed and consequently the
Treasury loses cents every pound, or YSOOOOO a
year in all Besides this OWING to the determination
OF the value of ribe in American money established
by law the Treasury loses SlGO,OoO more annually,
increasing the amount OF loss 10 S9OOOOO. Bat tins
il not all In spilc OF the fact that importers have
been getting thi- wool in at duty rate % zig cents IA
pound some Of them. it is allie ged, undervaIue tho
marRet rates sufficiently IL increase tho loss OF rev.
euue to about 81 100 900 annually. This sum is of
little consequence to the Treasury compared to tho
general effect of the alleged differentiation on the
large number Of wool growers in the Cnet States
Out of the thirty of the most recent Of alleged
updervalnations nineteen were heard yesterday rs
foilows Wood q Payson, No. "a Finest, seven in
voices raised Oeirchs Co., NO. bowling 'Ieen,
five invoice. Nollare q McgrDphite, Two invoices
Lewiston BiOthcrs 40 12 Grecnest, three Invoices
Ca.- q Mote, No IS Finest two invoices. The
various firms being offered vOluminOus testi-
mony IN 'he form OF letters cable dispatches and oral
evidence show that the named in their invoices
the actual market Saucs at odessa, kostof and
Moscow they Grained that their wool was bought in
opcn market at odessa and MuscO" and had been sold
or offered 10 Others and in large quantities at the prices
they had paid. As 10 the koston wool, they claimed
that they really manufacturers in that place,
where they bought in the crease and paid for max
ing the product presentable tor market.
John y. Wood. OF No. 81 Pne-st., In testiiyng
ATTEMPTED inn uIe inter, sted motives to the Treasury
sueeal agent Mr. finds. but aiterwaid withdrew the
charge Leonard Lewiston. importing wool from
Moscow was a doubtful witness for the defendants,
cyadtng direct questions III seeming fear that he might
iniure his case lie denied and aterward asserted
Lat be was an expert but when pat to the te,t pro-
fesscd TO unable to distinguish his own MOSCOW
sa,n,,les RON those of Odessa and koston.
Eugene DutIh. Of No. - Exchange place, acted
foi tho Government as Merchant Appraiser. WI ,se
advnce, nj the invoices under consideration made him
M interested spectator and sharp qnesuonei. ~
tunes the proceeding we're stormy, aho ol c e' ~ "
in place Al the next session John LecS, the wool
importer of Bridgeport wall make accusations against
/ m i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
1NnLnENrS ~ SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parrish, jr gave an
enjoyable german about sixty young people Last
evening at their home. No. 81 East Thlriy-hrSt-sL
Dancing began az II o'clock. supper was served .,
midnight AID alttrwrrd the cotiaol was h2ln. led 10y
Elliot Roosevelt Who danced with Mrs. Parrish Anon
those present were DudlcV Winthrop. Mas May Bidy
Isaac -rp. Miss Fnnie Swan. Mis- Gr"r e lIrck-cnri
MIS- knth Van Rensselaer, and III. Le Grand anh"h.
MI. PtIE Hal gave a reception yesterday al h'i
ho~c. No. 10 West ThiriyiOutth-sL, TO Introduce her
graudIau. er, Nj - Hall
Mr. ant NJ. rourtandt Palmer. Of No IL L'-'
Invent, -hr-t-t large recciton yesterday aIteE
noon In honor oi the Rev. Mr. aud Mrs. HIwclS .
Mr. AMI Mr.. Hving-ton Clifford. formerly MISS Marie
Davis Of 2gT RergPn-avr jersey CITY, gave Ic'r"
ton to several hundred guests last evening IhcIt
were music, dancing aud suoprr
Mrs H. J. Morse nf No. 942 Washiugton.avc. Brook
lyn gave the second of her recrp uOns yesterday io
her ugbtrr. W.,
The Young Mems Republican Club OF the XNl@
Assembly District held their second annual bai AS
ri hi at Lyric Hal, SiXth-sve. There we're &c
coupes on the flour WHEN the hah was opened. In
youny Repnhlcan~ nd lively time and kept the iui
up to a late hour Al supper there were speeohe> IN
ciub prosperous ON II started only year ago las
fall with only eleven members Now II has 2OO active
members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
MIR. VANDERBILTS FUNERAL.
MAKING THE FINAL ARRANGEMENTS
NO SERVICE AT THE HoUsE-RoUTE OF THE PROCESS
sloN-CALLERs AND MESSAGES

NO SERVICE AT THE HOUSE-RoUTE OF THE PROCESS
sION-CALLERs AND MESSAGES.
There was another lar. o batch of letters and
telegraph dispatches of coincidence received by the
family OF william II. Vanderbilt yesterday and the
callers the house included prominent in every
walk OF life. Word sent from Philadelphia that
President George b. Roberts and Vice President Frank
Thomson OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, A. J. Dre1e
and George W. Chis would leave that city to-day in a
special and would attend the funeral There were
frequent utaOns the house throughout the day
relative to the final preparations for the funeral H. w
Hitler. the sexton or st. BirthOlomew's Church, and
his assistant Mr. Fowler were busy occupied aud made
extended call at the house late in tbs day.
There will be ceremony at the house beyond a
prayer anu only the of the family and few
intimate friends will be present The colin will not he
com etcd until early this morning aud Will be taken to
the house AT m. when the body VIII be- placed hin It,
sixty have been ordered transfer the MOURN
and their friends from the house to St. Bar
tholOmews Church. at Forty-fourth-st. and Madison
ave. The church will not 10 decorated the only emblcms
of mourning being simple ones upon Mir Nanderblts
pew. which will be The front pews on eitler
OF main aisle will be reserved for members OF
the fam and relatives while intimate friends OF the
dead man. his business associates and delegates from
the organic with which Mr.. Vanderbilt
nrctcd Will be placed In the front pews of the side asle
The rear part Of the church will be devoted
to members OF the congregation and those
recognized having priority OF clam
through acquaintance. There viii be tickets
Of admission The coffin Will he placed low cata-
alque ~ tho head OF the aisle. the pabcarers
occupying seats the right Of the aisle. directly in
front of Mr. VandcrbIlts pew.
The rector OF the church. DR.. Samuel Cooke will be
assisted by the Rcv. Frederick w. Clampett, of the
church. aud the simple service O the occasion tn
hymns which Will BE- sung Nearer my God to Thee"
ami would not live Away The music Will be IN
chnr-c Of Grorge re The church qnr'ette Will SIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
nJSCoRD IN THE MUSICAL UNION.

The Musical Protective Union has had It's
raDa IN mems mouths otener during the last month
nrobaby than at any other period OF Its history ms
has heen due TO the controversy nnay ehu'h6 III '"o
coprts entered into between the Union and lheouoro
Tho,s The bearing Of tho election yesterday on me
,,,s controversy was only indirect bnt u pacuchlN
ssIiJ the question and pro abby III Mt Thomas i@'o
Eor ,nouths trouble mas been brewing W,hu tlo ~
i,s.f Crrlan Of It's members have Au'tou t1c"iNc''
win th. Central Labor Onion Recently ueS h"nV a.
tai,ed nntnrletv by causing the manager "i the tI
frhe,lre 10 be hoyrotc1 aud when Ne gave VIZ. 10 .'
rcnurst charging him $500 FOR th" leasAut tulV 'VS
mad yyei him This Carr Saln tll" anu INC 'cN n1"
brrs of the Union approved their methods trump G
throlr the apathy OF the majority Of tue renbes te
enre ticle was elected though the 'otal vote pocd
xras ry about half number or mentors VINO hVc IN
New YORK and Brooklyn aud about thiId 81 the Whole
body William Koehcr elected president his rivals
beng MeSsrs Lander and Wern,g. while the wee prcS
dent srrrbary. treasurer trustees aid executive com
mittee are all extreme trades union men wei known
r,sir;an ncniur OF the Union said after tue eleco
" rbi, means the di~ruptiOn or the Union Al inc
heller class of music ans Will think IosGn ana form Il
new society modelled other lines 1he No-caci re
FARMERS who to- cay have got possession Oh inc
SIS 900 IN tine treasury aud Will use II Tor bolr"lhS
rurno>eS There several mistakes IN the rosll'r
non OF our Union which "" ca AVOID III tue tutuIo.
There WIS no reason for placing all players on AN equal
ity Tie triangle player should clearly not ho pad rs
much as the first VIOLIN md vet under oar laws no To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
~ AM1TEHR SORCERER.

The Brooklyn Academy of Music was filled
IL, brilliant audience Wednesday night, despite
che storm TO witness performance OF gilbert ana sal
i,yans The Sorcerer" by the Amateur opera ASsoc'a
ton The stage equipments OF the mousse "norucu hno
soc settings and the amusing operetta rendered
.Aronohout with smoothness and spirit. Mrs. Z. j..
pourgoin of this city. the Aline, and won several
peaTty recalls and small mountain of floral tributes
IN fadv Sgaze OF Miss EdgewOrth Starrtt was also
inch laudrd and MIS- Ida Reqna as constance ana
MIS- Emma a Dunn as Mrs PorfeH were greeted Win
S~nr n Brennan the aS~OcidtOn's new tenor, nlaue
b,t "a IIris ana j. Wellington WeitSof MI C. H. Par
snns tnIrly reeked with The flavor Of 'Smmery Axe;
~ ~ Kimb,ll as Sir Mar7nadtEc POHdcrTe Charles L.
WILSON as Dr. Daiy. and l.. b. Campbell as the NoiaY
lIcd The east aud the cAOruS was prompt ana strong
H. Iohn NJ Lorez, ir best known as an organst ana
snmnnser conducted the orchestra. me MlKalo ~
in preparation for the next performance Vi 'no
fon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
III DDING Us.
arge wedding last evening in

There was large wedding last evening III
the Calvary Baptist Church in Vest Fifty sovcnll-'
when Miss Mary DOws MARS, daughter of Mrs john D.
MARS was married the Rev. John H. Calvert assist
ant pl. tOr Of the church. Inyit0us had been sent o."
10 Two thousand guests and the church was crowded
The bridal party arrived shortly after 1880 o'clock aud
entered 10 tn husic OF MeHdvlSSnhns Wedding ulrrcI
TIE users wer- l. Emmett Holt, James Dudne 0quirc@'
C. NJ Cau well. ". r. Gridcu, George NJ Lawrence, -
C. smith, George H. tlres AMI tho Kew. T. Blttl-'
Edmund Lyon, Of Rochester. Was the best man. IN
br irsuslds were MISS Linda :. Mnrs sister 0t thr
bride lIsS Jeanie d. Orr of Brooklyn. MISS Id "cch-
leaf aud Miss Garlic W. Htrucr The bride wore ares,
OF white with train. TIE tr mi WAS 'lln'
will lace and the long vel held bV white blossoms IA,
carried cluster IF roses and leso IhrVdicy irlhSr
with maiden htir ferns. The ceremony was ncTiormru
by the Rev III Macarthur. pastor 0f the chHich' \
rrocution thnusa d guests followed at the mousse 81"
the brides tnnt her. No Is last Flty nth-st
Ms, Fila Inietia Lewis daughter OF the late Chhrc,
j. Lewis, trrcd Yesterday 10 DIR. lIcur' y Htdd
IA - PauI's Protestant Episcopal Chutch, GIN on al
Carroll sis, Brooklyn at y. NJ ami wds attended ny
hundrei guest Pal IS icrtS ana piitcd pihlS
de, kr the chAucei ruo bride entered with htr hIoiHr'
SAMUEL ". Ie.wis who her away. MISS B'>>l'
lew, was maid II honor. Tho usherS were Ainrlt
ID Lewis Ahratn Read. william {. Dayton ana william
n Ford The bridegroom was attended 10y his best man,
Mr. Nash, an Warren G Huhorrl. rector, per
formed he ceremony. Aftcrwai there was large t'
cep,on at the home OF the brides mother No ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11


ANDARTESE-In brooklyn. Wednesday, December g.
William r.. Anllrie3, IN mis- 73d year
Funeral from the reildn Of his sOnn law Alfred D. Par
trd8e 1874 keapst Brooklyn, y D.. saturday morning
tho tn INST. ~ IL O'Clock Kindly omit lowers Inter
mont private.
ADAMS-At Southolr l.. l.. rhur9dlv, December TO-
Martha Virginia. wIfo OF ROY. carson w. Adams. D. u.
Funeral at Bay View saturday the lZth ns NJ
II O'Clock a.
COM~T lCK-At Bloomfield. ~ J.. Thursday December 10
james d. omiOci, eldest son OF the late f. d. Costoc<
OF Ncw-lOrk CITY.
Funeral services az the residence Of O. Leo stout Saturday
18th INST AZ O'Clock TraiI leaves Christopher and
Barclay SIS ut 2:lO
GREENLT-At Milwaukee, December I; Merry r. Greonly
wife Of Pinto r. GreeDly NJ D. aud daughter OF the Late
lion. John town send.
WestchcSteT County papers please copy.
CT ERNSEY--At Armenia. y. Y. December o. DeSaut
Guernsey NJ. H.. aged IS years.
RELATIVE friends invited 20 attend funeral services
at Ilaptlst Church AmOnl, saturday NJ IRAN
Harlem depot lJ:3J w. returning leaves Armenia
$50 p. IN.
GARREF~O NNt Somerville " j. December g 1855, John
G. GarretsOn In the AOtb year OF his age.
Invited To dtcnd the funeral from
hs late re denc6 saturday December - AT O'clock
D. Carriages will bs IA waiting at sOmeryile depot
arrival OF tho y. train from Now-GorS
HARMED Jersey CITY Thursday morning December TO-
sophia I. Harmed. OF Railway, NJ,
Funeral services fndW nth inst, at 230 at the
residence bro her IN law, Henry H. Book, No 262
Nlniht Jersey city " j. lnterment at the cOnyeuieHee
OF tho faulty.
MURPHY-On Wednesday, December .. OF pneumonia Ann
LctIta widow OF tho late William y, Murphy.
Relatives friends invited To attend The funeral
vces late rusldenco. 40 EAST A9th-st, Friday.
December IL, at p H. kindly oiait uowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
r0RcED TO XWALI Ow PARIS GREEN.

Robert Cassidy. of No. 334 FushinR-ave.,
Prookyn went TO the house OF Patrick IIuri"y 1t NJ
90 schruck-st that city. last evening al 1880, ana
found Mrs y ,rs Hurley lying IN bed and vomiting He
10 iced that there powder OF her Iips ana
suspccng that something wrong. be got some salt
and put Ia her mouth. causing hrf To Nnnlt more
freely until she somewhat relieved Nbei she
wa, able to speak said that her husband
had poisoned her. iIe had como 10 his home
al noon aud hid beaten and abu 'cd her. she said. lie
went away early IN the evening returned agdiu and
renewed MS abuse finally forcing his wife down on the
floor and sitting her cries with pillow. When he had
exhausted her strength ne forced her 10 sw"pw fhrs
green uHtil she compelled 10 WON'T. Then ne w"n
awav and sne managed to &c" e. the bed where she was
fonul. Cassily informed Tic police, and when Annn-
ltucc-SurseOn Payne "al'rf hr administered an
cmrto aud relieved the woman stomach OF the poison
She was then taken To the Cumberland Street Hospital
and II IA onhdently expected that she viii recover.
Hurley was tie house uutil after the police
were CALEB ~. when he ran away. Orders to arrest
him we're sent ont lie Is thIryone years old and his
wife is tweniy-nine They have one child. age three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
SPAREiNG IN 4 GYMNASIUM
LIVELY nou1s IN TnE vEw.YorK ATHLETIC CLUB
HOUSE


LIVELY nor1s ~ rnE NEw.YorK ATHLETIC CLUB
HOUSE
Bank presidents and junior bank clerks
stock brokers OF notorlcty and caow youths who have
u-t entered Wall Street through tho portals OF those
brokers officers wclknown lawyers and better known
iddg,s. dry.goOd. merchants and produce brokers'
almost every elias, Of tho community IN
fact sat for three hours last night In
the gymnasium OF tho Ncw.Yort Athletic club and
yce dhrnscycs hoarse They did not do this fo the fun
Of It merely bat signify their extreme -Ignt at the
spectacle OF several assorted couples Of uns men and
boys hammcrug each Others faces whenever they could
get chance The cldb wa. giving boxing exhibition
T. g. Moore. who acted ~ master OF the ceremonies.
nr,t introduced Towers and Koarns. two middle
weights. who gave clever but not especially exciting
display OF their abilities j. D. Harris then gave m eX'
hibton OF fancy club swinging anil was loudly APP
plauded. When W. Ellingsworth ana j. Mcmahon
stepped upon the platform there was huSh ot rNPSc
fancy, Tor inc Ioru"r - We'Auu"n ~ - Inn
nous hghtinR hinly, while ms rlVH seoWel PoN'IL"
aud agile enough To give him trouble E1pcct"t'ol We
not oIIg tiptor. however; T. came down with sudden
flop; 80 dd Mr.. Mcmahon Ater niue n"ru
hitting and cOuutcrlnV Eugsw0rh bronGht MS man 10
grass with clean Int tue shoulder Nheh ne rose
groggy aud staxserng Ellmgsworth intee nun eas,y
the ropes aud again sent HIN down, 10 repeat Tue
operation twice before time was called anna great
excitement and load cries OF shame M'h1iom , "ua
with difficulty held on his chair By hs second Gut soo,
revived enough to manifest pIucky his Willingness 10
continue the hght The referee, however, AWARDED II Oh
the first round tn Ellinesw0rth. -, 49,,
Then Benny McGD aud Claude Meanwiil, Two nan-
tans. proved their right to the ute by h&hthS
seven rounds with pluck aud vgor. and WIN science
fought i've rounds which resulted In draw, and were
followed by j. J. OBrlen and Joseph gums VINO
worth the champion middle weight was To meet Robin
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