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Daily Republican., 1888-03-10


CREASED number Of cases Of at'
spiual meningitis II the pE
months ~ Germantown, ChssiIhI
aud Falls OF scAGy Xiii thlu
limited epidemic TreyAis d u
tease, which has already cs1leia
deaths 10 those Place. Rld
hava been asked 10 LreD rssl
eAses as they occur, 80 tat ilsil
which Is moro pTeya,sa. i1Rll
pbla than IN any O Al. piax, II
carefully studied.
A codlcll TO the VII o. datUh
who died In Frankfort on PsSFf|
the will having besa iml,st :
bate ytAterdAy, diiec I'd lLIt ai
Cedar Hill Ctmetery stlpd X y
With o dark granite slaol Wlas|
columns, podestaier tus!s, ii-iii
canopy.
Joseph ID. Pllisr, aged 30 Itil
on Friday from ils effects q
wound In his tlHAt, i.illclsai
legged, by Heinrich S:rinaisi
der, during q qgNss. 10 a III
February 20,b. S,Grauef !, 10
awaiting the Actiono o. tie Oiiols,l
The new motor Of the plllpt
Traction Company Wss tfs;sd ll.,.l
on parts OF the clmpinyY ~
West Philade pbla, !. is slAiAi
satisfactory results. N
In oommemorsiIoD Of lhe
second anniversary q the pl1
Edwin Forrest q dramatic ea'sI
ment was given Yesterday o. ~
rest Home, IN which most Oh
mates participated. NJ
James Coos wAs stabbed IN u
side and Dangerously Soana@,
night, itisalles5d, by hndfeS .
cOlored, duriuR a qusffe! u
street saloon. Joue. escaped.
Patrick McD9nntl's hoel
b2l7 Market street, wss aamia1
By . fire which occurred eHsf
day morning.
Bruno VoIght, sRsd 40 ~
died suddenly lsst e7oninSA~
to have committed salclde'
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

z DSr-MAHOH SIN, aBILr Eour.
Ia on MARI ct street, between ihird and
tAth streets, Il legal paper. IN wulah viii
be iou i our name. IL Ia OF no Value 10
anyone else, but ID suitable reUer1 VIII be
paid for i.s return to DEL WAEE PRlNI-
ING CO., ga M arket ttrest. Il
EOR SALE-ChFAP, SHOW CASE, !
II 10. cotfoe mil, lars 10 oil can, II q.
lAases oGs, pair Of no. saalss, l paif CT
no. scales, writing desk eEd slIt nlns.
ApgiI a. tae grocery store. noTthsh corner
Of Third and Poplar streots. All 10 good
order. Us
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
CALIFORNIA.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Il, 1888,
Al 80 tlcloek p. M.

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 81, 1888,
at l.3o o'clock p. NJ,
Dun horse, ysats old, uted r.
SCUM 2, x Jod driver q. d tesfieEs Of ,Ia5T
e.esm
Isl ar spring buggy. end ppriug busy,
both 10 gtod ordti; no top II. n. wagon, j
idm,'sf2t carriage, / BleiRh, strings Of
DC / = q ofsnXle harness,t drag harrow
pillow, eal.ieatos, l pUshoaIt, / lawn
mower, lades. 10 KS. ete., a lot oI pouitrg,
geo Ufeech-lnad ing gun.
Household gooda- seventy i've yR'fs o.
Biu sels carpet 100 yards Of ingram =.
pets siair carpets snd rods. l * ension
table, iofflGerAtor, In excellent order; din.
lug room chairs, lounge Secretary, bed.
stead, masuess.s, springa, tables, window
shades, lamps etc, l singer Swing ma.
ohipe, In good oroef; sock ftovo harvest
Homo, no. :; room ttovts, and other arti.
cies no. menttoged.
ConditloaB on day Of sals By
). SPEAKMAN
". A. Hukill, Auc. milo I3,I5l7, 1920
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
HE BELONGS TO a ULUs.

What shall we call
this codger. What Is
the name they dub a
fellow who lives on
muscle, Theg say nc
belongs to a club.
He bows and say. /.
81 ow ID 10, slit"
They say be s a genu.
inc trRup; he WIS
once q reg'lar bruiser,
hut now he's a com.
m on pl ace scamp.
referring n bruiser
and bruises, or what
4 man does with a
-cluh n any man
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

TI7OR SALE-QOuD BULLYING GrONE
~ delivered at kast Lake Pars saa RlsD
in Ninth ward st rolRolab.e prices, ISAAC
5, TALLEY, Oareroft P. o., Del
N. Mason WORK done, and line, rand
and stone furnished. mo n
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

ON IUEfDlY. MARCH .5rs, iesa.
2hs nds0me too ,oughbre8 soIrel mare colt.
yoErs OLD, partly br0keni viii maize IN
vtry MICS team tosethor or sicgle, z(sAE
with lots OF speed End tudurEnce I6f
desoItpti1p and Pedigree address SAINT III
slaOLAlR, keDnett Square p1.
NH -5;G.wl6
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

UICR RENT-RUOMS, iOg sHlpLEY
G ST. Inquire at al. mott
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
". a. AuEill, Auo. mic i : Bill 3 Isl 10 20

DuBLlC sALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
a the residence OF the subscriber ne r
ted Clay Creek Church, In Mil Geek Hun
drrt. On
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

NHYANTFD- DREsSMkKEE WISHES
w board IN private family. hddras
N, thla ONCE. mlO.ots
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

NAY Il I { n-LOD4 GRS; TABLE
w hoRrd cpp1site aiso 2 carriers for
rant ipltGble t3r Cfi-o. apply at no. 9 Il.
Eighth street. rs
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

Sgy AN rED-A MIDDLE AG al OK FL.
w derry man to take charge Of teller.
ahG assist alb ut snnp; one accustomed to
M ohiEeIV pteierred. A light 10. ~ppIy
q! this offieO. mo 81
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

NYAN1EU-T WO UEFuHNISHED
w rooms for light housekeeping about
April ls.. AGdrs,s iloons, this otf6s. lta
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10
WEDNESDAY, MARCHn, lSss.
AL O'CLOCK p. IN.

M ARTED-BOARDERS AT n. w
~ corner of Delaware avenue aEe West
..Ittli iurnii he'd or unfuTn she I, Aftsi
March 25th. Address Mrs. IL. CiIAkp,
Lth, Beaver Valley, Del. IN . ri
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
JOINS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY.
I'm Straitenca Financial CIrcum-
stances OSyiag TO she Hal timore &
OhiOss Fniiure.

I'm Straitened Financial Circuni-
stances OSyiag TO abe Hal fimore y
OhiO's Faiiure.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 21.-Public attention
has been directed TO the Johns Hopkins
University by reason OF the fact that not
withstanding its ownership OF 1900
shares of the common stock OF the Balti-
more d Ohio Railroad Company, Judge
Dobbin, who represented the University
in the board OF directors of the company,
was turned out at the annual election and
the University entirely ignored. This
fact, regarded as II is with establishment
by the public, has led to the development
OF other facts, which are of far more i'm
portauee to tho University itself.
When the Baltimore d Ohio was in tho
very flower Of apparent prosperity the
stock held by ths Johns Hopkins Uniyer.
sity yielded 10 that institution an annual
revenue of $l50,000. Since the stoppsge
of the payment Of dividends by the rail.
road company 1t is understood that the
university has been compelled to call
upon Its reserve fund and expenses have
been reduced to minimum. There is
talk among citizens Of getting up an
emergency fund OF 100000 The treas
urer OF the university, Mr.. Francis White,
says they will refuse nothing in the shape
of donations or requests.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
CAUSE FoR rHAsKsGrvISa.
Cardinal Gibbons Circular TO th
Clergy OF His Archdiocese.

tufufttNl aatuuBuh GtEEufhE tnG
Clergy of His Arclidiocese.
BALrMoRa, Nov. 2l.-Oardinsl Glib
bops TO day Issued the following circular,
the first of its kind ever sent out in this
archdiocese:
To he Clergy, Secular and Regular Of The
archdiocese Of Baltimore: MY DEAR
BRETHREN IN CHRIsr-rhe President OF the
United States has recently Issued his procla-
nation appointing November 29th next as
q special day OF Thanksgiving to Almighty
God for the temporal and spiritual favors
bestowed upon us all during the year now
drawing to close.
The faithful OF the archdiocese having,
In common with our fellow citizens, deep
cause for gratitude to this Glyer o. every
good and perfect Gift, will, we feel eonf-
dent, be equally DESTROYS OF evineing their
spirit OF thanksgiving.
We should ali be grateful for the tenn
poral prosperity. for the peace, liberty and
good order which prevail throughout our
common country. The labors Of the hus-
bandman have been crowned with album
dant harve8ts; commerce and industrial
pursuits have gone forward with even
stride. The spirit of fraternal charity keeps
pace with the diffusion Of Christian knowl-
edge In the land.
It is true, indeed, that disasters by floods
and storms In the west and that pestilsnce
In tbs south have darkened and afflicted
many home. But even Ia these vista
ttons of sorrow we should humbly bless
our Heavenly Father, whose mysterious
dispensations we cannot fathom, but should
always adore. We should kiss the hand
that strikes as well as the hand that
caresses for, whether He smites or iOndles,
He is always q loving Father. And these
occasional calemitie5 are but the shadows
that bring out In bolder relief tho bright
picture of our national prosperity. While,
too, in other lands, the times for choosing
the rulers Of the nation are often occasions
of political commissions, oil the interruption
OF all peaceful pursuits. and sometimes
even of strife and bloodshed, the recent
contest between ten millions ot voters Of
the republic, representing sixty millions OF
people. has been settled peaceably and
ennstitutIonally without the loss OF single
life, or even any interruption In meas
ordinary avoeations.
In heartfelt aud grateful acknowledgment
OF all these blessings, and TO humbly I'm
plpre their continuance, you are requested
reverend dear fathers, to reclte, after the
late mass IN your respective churches, on
Thanksgiving Day, the prayer Tor the
authorities, and the faithful throughout
the archdiocese are invited to assist at the
eervlce. ]. CARD. GIBBONS,
Archbishop OF Baltimore,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
Am ,shalreI,nrn,.. 10.

NeT fsib 'elnIse, SOy4aibtt u
stiu5 stmo sso frieEd Of William ].
Dam, scun. lawyer living ia East
Newark, prtaeNtad him with a handsome
baGk, 10 months old. Mr. Da7is was
FFp1d Ut Lis atw acqDjs!tiop, and put
il to browse ON ine lava in front o. his
koaee. AsndaF morning Mr. DAVIS
started fEpa his Lou3e With his sltcael 10
90 70 hEfiaess. Is he pass5d tins deer he
CRESTED him VITA, Hello, billy p The
tuek lowered Ills head ma lnsas yici3us
s.Sh for his ownar. Davis prepared 10
ratroat. The dser was on him in an 10.
stnt spd bntted hlm 50 tie ground.
Ihen he eciet ;he ground fugiaaSIY with
h!5 hGrns init Davis vas hf.Gd on his
artleYa high in the air. Davis caught the
antlsra with HIS hunas sud heia on Tor
deer lfe All sa5rta u the buck 10 shuka
hiin OF wera Fnlila While the deer wss
hG5 smusiDg himsah c letter. carrier
passil sGonied 81 ths buck, and the dter
linda S. dash Tor him, IS Davis LET himself
tall 10 the ayoaud. iae postAan WIS
butted to, hat with tha aid IT tho hirsd
A,ap tho pupk was iassoed hf1rA he had
dpue any luther harm aid taken TO ths
harm.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

The subscribers OF tha 800 C0G pfize
offered to this engineer who will devise q
plan for utilizing tine force Ct the Niafars
have reaelyed to incorporate as q stack
company nrdar the name Of tho ''Niagara
River Power Company of Buffalo, Lm-
led, with capital s;osk of Sl25 600 in
sharss Of $50 each. Tho ptize il to be
given 10 the inventor in consideration of
the transfer Of hiB entire inieres. in his
device, which Is then to be tine compapy's
properly. 10 f1tni tia competitors
Tor the prize with accurate data on which
to work competent cotpB OF engineers
viii DO employed undar the Gireation OF
Captain Mahhn government engineer, the
prize to be offered by the mayor OF
Euifllo or the state department, The
Judgment will be made and tho prize
awarded by committee OF experts yet to
be solicited
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

w. w Drumm3nd, once ohiet iustice
f2F Utah, dropped dead in diu3v Rrog
chop in Chicago Tuas3ly evening week.
lie was 20 years OF ago and q Y;rgiui5n
by birth. In 1861 no Was appointed 80
Ills U,ah chit jusieeship by President
Pierce.
Professor r. Fl. Vandcgriit made bal
loen ascension in presence Of Il, 800 spac,
tators Mt Exposition PAX. in Coiumhns,
Georgia, on Thursday afternoon. Wen
Hbprt hslt mile high the balloon burst,
but Vatdogrilt cut the rope taat held ths
parachute, ecd it seGmsd for y tima tint
he would escape death. Ha fell III the
middle Of tho Chatahuoches river, how
ever. and was drowned before boat
could reach him, lie was rs years q
age.
A telegram from Montreal, Quebec nays
that severity and suddeness Of the present
Gold snap IL unparalleled in that section
60 esrly in the season. There ia coed
skating on the Sc. Lawrence Just ahay a
Montreal. At Sorel, IS miles below
Montreal, where the river nsrroRs, the
channel is blocked with ice. Like repnrts
0ra received from BAtiscan ana On ,bto
Water communication between the latter
place epd Pniut Llvts ia interrupted At
MmpHsSi, where the European msile nre
Hhlpptd d, no landing can be m .d3, ana
the B;eamsrs Oregon and ASS, rtau will
have to take the mails at Quebec, where
they may ne iGe.bnund oil winter, Az the
river Ut L'Islet, 4S miles bsloR Qaehec,
is impagsabie, and may femsin go.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

II IN sEid that the toEp o, Iia.yeuynttn.
lad, il in danger Of being aeslregei 81
the failing Of s3,k from q eI.ii at tie foot
Of y hich :he town 10 bolt. 4 number Of
families have removed h. pllclGtf safety
Gaofga H. LOWS, clerk 10 tie Cisy
Natiousi Bank in Spsiagi.ii, Mass, has
beon detected in plot turo5tha bank Of
$50 900. He made confident Of man
whom be snppGaei 10 be a criminal but
vito tGEled cut to be detective.
init has heen braught in tiopx City.
Iowa, By the heits OF Hpr.Gs Bacon far
possession Of vsluabie lsn5s in HAT ctty
which were sold several years ago FOR
taxes. Tie lands are centrally located
aad arc worth at LEAST 81 TOD 900
Abort half Of .he land west Of Central
Park, New York, owned by tho Jate
Joshua Jones, was sold Rt auction Thurs.
day hy tho exapugrrB OF thu est lie and
brought sbcu $4,000 900 III nfopetfy
was bought by Mr. Jones fIthur il 1863
for less than $4,000
a telegram from Holyoka, Mass. saws
that OhaElss I Parsons OF Norttanpt0u
notorious for hiring ignorant immigrant:
at Cnstle Garden sEd hitirg then tc
farmers in that section was aseested II
d1ly0ke lsst week for having q Poisr Ter
dressed only in ovsrslls, shoes ant lhn
coat chained to the Fett OF bis liugJg ana
suif-ring Intensely from tho cold, uhcl
literally froae the tears On his pup,
chet lis
A telegram from Toronto says that aa
vices frNm Phiindelphia leav4 little room
for doubt that the c1nfieuce mea, henr,
Hunter, under arrest there. is Hursc,
Koran alias Little Terrace, notorinn
bank thief. detectives have seoured {
walking stick. which he ordered from
maohinist before bis arrest and which
was completed Wednesday week II work
like nm automntia pencil, pair of a!ee
tweezers at the bottom being. operated b.
silver hand near the top.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Theye will BIZ no revolution growing out
out Of the organization Of the House, In
a lew days the psreing seoounts Rnd con-
tests In c;sputed districts Will be termin-
atei. Those candidates who are found
to have the hiehsst number Of votes will
De duly certified TO the governors of their
respective states, who Will issue and for.
ward 70 the clerk OF the House the proper
csedentials and the controversy which Is
now raging so fereely in partisan news
FapeSs win then be at an end, no matter
on which side OF the House the majority
shall be fcuud. There Is ample time to
ascertain who, In close districts, are emit.
titled to receive credentials, as the 5lst
Congress is not likely to be convened for
Is months.
aBuilMAN WILL NEVER RUN AGAIN.
Ell PAsv, TEXAS, Nov. 23.-The follow
ing ietteF from Allen g. Thurman has
boon received by Judge Allen Blacker,
chairman Of the Democratic county exc
oulive committee VI 81 Paso, Texas
QoIuaHus, 0HTo, Nov. Is, Isss.--Afy Dear
Judge: Ihaass iot your kind taycr of the
9Th lnst., regret the result OF the election,
not on any personal account, but because
fear the policy Of our political opponents.
AS for myself shall nsver be candidate
for ufioe again, but | shall never cease,
while tive, 10 WORK for the party, and do
not despair Of its ultimate sucoess. Yours
truly, A. g. THuRliAS.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
TIE CHATTANOOGA HorEb FIRE.
Evidence That Murder and Robbery
We're Hidden by II,

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Nov. % General
r. II. Biggar Of Atlanta, was ono Of those
who lost ihoir lives in the European Hotel
FIRE on November 18th, which is supposed
to have been incendisry. Yesterday his
valise, filled with stones, WIS found in
the river. The money which General
Biggar was known to have carrisd in the
valise Was gone.
A negro namsd Webb was arrested in
Cincinnati few days ago and he is be.
lieyed 10 be the ons who robbed the
valise. When apprehanded he had 81 400
on his person. The Detectives arc still OF
work on the case and ars certain that they
will be able to show that the hotel was
burned TO cover up the murder and
robbery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
BEDELH aErs 20 YEARS.
GOss, the Policy Wan. Pleads Guilty
Rmsi L. llinnd & .niln.

G0sss TIC BOIFCY Wan. PIcahb GufIiy
and is Fined S .OiO.
New YoRx, Nov. 23.-Jsmes 4. Bedell
the real estate clerk Of the law firm Of
Shipman, Barlow, Larotque Y Choate,
who ewindled his employers and their
clients cut OF 1924 900, in which he spent
a part in the policy shop of Emerson Il
Goss, was to-day sentenced ON his plea OF
guilty 10 state prison for 25 years and
'four months.
Philip j. Gass, one Of the policy
dealers who got $50, 600 cut Of Bedell,
pleaded guilty to felony and WIS fined
81 600.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
rsrrapln a IA Maryland.

n I FO4U : III
A correspondent who asks for recipe
FOR cooking diamond back terIRpiu, MARY.
had style will dnd that the following
win afqsi a pssfgas result: XII the ter
sppia by cutting uf his bead, aud LET
tigi h.aed. Fnea ht him until he will
dlsiate2 sic essiiy. Bpmove the sAndbag
and Gall and pck tho meat finely Season
W.T. SAT-, y np5r aud n piece Of butter the
fi2e Of . wAlnUt Tor seven inch t1rrsain
Poor the !ilaer or iuiae which escapes
dlt iRg tue plcRing oysr the meat. which
piece m chalns aish aud serve when hot.
thep ave ia dash Of sherry, or not, NC
Go4sirg TO t9sgg.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Cleveland despite Secretary Fairehild's
confident predictions 10 the contrary.
No one believes that MIR. Manning, al
though like MIR. Whitney on honest friend
of tariff reform and tax reduction, would
have Endorsed the policy of the Presidents
message as the opening gun of the cam.
paign The speedy return fire opened by
Mr.. Blaine from the other side OF the
ocean il said TO have been the frat eye
opener the President got to enable him to
see the wisdom OF Mr.. Whitney's position.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Chief If Police Rpdenoaugh of Norris.
town, lust right week arrested drunken
woman Mt the Pennsylvania railroad sta
tioa. While conducting her to the ara
ton the womsn's hustle came eff aul, on
hickirg it eside, Mr Rodenbauah di9eov
cred it was loaded with two bottles Of
whisky.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Poultney (who has had misundes-
standing with his Intended which has
lasted during the entire trip)--"rm
sorry that shall have to ask y1u to wait
for the tide before we land Miss
Lazsrre--''Why can't We 60 ashore on the
ire In-- Time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

FoRT WAYNE, ISD,, Nog 20 = The Fort
Wayne Jenny Electric Light Coppany's
plant wes entirsly destroyed By ire az 2
o'clock this morning Loss on building
end machinery, $3.50, COO; insurance,
$150, 900. Fully 800 workmen Gr0
thrown cut Of employment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

WAsH1sGT n, NV 70 Captain liza N
Burri,t, eoi.or and proprietor OF this Sun.
day Hera.9 of this city, died at an early
hour this morning Of cancer Of the
bladder.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
Ean.bana. wIge ana Cnlld Mrlen

WELLINGTON, KAN, Nov. 22.-Ths
bodies OF Levi Meeker, wife and child,
who live near Oxford in CDwley county
were found on The Southern Kansas rail-
road track last right, 1t ia supposed
they were struck By q train while crossing
the track in wagon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Out Of fuIating nave srncgged this strongest
stui5, aId Cne moat MA BivE thaTRcts are
feAMed Titn cErF. Thla reads nicely but any
Ole suffering v n r. snnatlsm or ieur1iFfs
would DO lnu Ii osttsr b. using Ssy6tion OIL
E.iss % GEMS,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Praise NOT the say before tho eveuilg
glow. You may praise Warnerls Log
Cahin SatEapariila for purifying the
floo1 without danger for it brings the
glow Of hsaith at once The largest
bottle on the markets 100 dosss fer ISL.
All d1uggiais sell II.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

a ispHtoh Tom Boston last night
stated thst Johu L Sullivan wou!d leave
thege on Saturday night or Sunday morn
ing and GO TO New York for the purpose
Of issuing challenge to fight any man in
the world, Mitchell or Kilrain preferred,
the iisht to take place within six months.
When Kilraia was told at the dispatch
last might he appeared overjoyed snd
aid: "rhat's good news. Good luok to
him Ifpeak for Mitchell as well as for
mytef when say il will be the hsppiest
moment of our lives when we face Sulli.
van IN ring We are engaged far two
wfeSs more anl don't thing W can 20
to hew Iotk Oh Sunday, bat Sullivan
need not worry. Yop can bet thu match
will be InR9e r'ght soon IL BIO wants ii. !"
Eiorte afe being made to arrange an
intaruationa! fgltt hatwaen jack Potarty
Of .his city, pnd Ton Wfl, OF England.
The representatives. d Wall want the
sghi 10 be for $500 side, The battle to
tsse place in Europe and FUsatty to weigh
not over I56 poruds
FoGariy nov wNlahs 21G pounds and
c9uld net tran below lG5 pounds. TcH
Wall will haya 10 r9i5e tR6 weight 10 thst
point or tbs ight will pr. p4sly net take
place.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
- -
aTITCHELL,S CHALLENGE.
Sic Offers Dempsey $1,000 to stand
up for right Hounds Niirain
Mnnlh To MINT SInlIiran

Sic Offers Dempsey $1,000 to stand
up for right Observation-Disclosures
wants to Meet sullivan.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. go Charley
Mitchell, the prize. fighter, yesterday
issued the following challenge:
From time to time / have read talk
emanstlns from Dempsey which Is wholly
unealieG for and detogatory to me. com
slider that Dempsey Is not In my class as
pngiist. Therefore 1t would be folly for
me- TO think Of making prize ring match,
besi5es eniangsrng my freedom In this
country. Superiority can ba demonstrated
as tifectualy with as without gloves.
Hence | mako the following proposition.
which Dempsey can III afford to ignore. l
know that can knock him out OF time IN
side OF eight rounds, aud let him fight %
he may see At. In view 81 this l wish to
state that viii present Dempsey With the
sum OF 81 ,0B0 In cash II fall TO L mock him
out. Let him accept this oif9r of 81 900,
and In this event Of bis staying the eight
rounds and convincing the people that he
has ability 10 cope With me Ia the pr'zs
ring, Will than sign articles to apht htm
to fnish Tor Sl0,0n0 side, with the
stipulation that each side will be RESTRICTED
to eight men, including seconds ard friends,
the referee, stakeholder, and men 10 and
the hattla ground to ba chosen, aud the Gu
tire s 1900 posted when the agreement !s
entered into 80 that thers may be no loop
hole for Dempsey to crawl through when
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