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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16

AFNNFnskF MIDLAND HALFWAY iIhfANhft
RICHMOND. Va. Norsmeer =, 1879
A NNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS
ta provided hv The bylaws ~ she company,
me ann4ai meeting Of Tao stockholders ~ mo
T.nrrs-re Midland Railway COMPANY Tor ihs
election oi directors aud Go -ianss ton OF surh
.ofl.r business "a may como before Is will DO
hcII 10 No ofnro off go company IN So ciy ot
Memphis. Tenn, al 4. O'Clock n. on NEbNtH-
Dan pereruher SEA. The s'o-k book Will cioso
on November oJll and reopen 0n per-Hn 2sr 0th.
ROBERT J.. 1RAY lOk,
n0AfneS Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16

NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Marion Harlaud's "a Gallant Flghtn Amelia
Barre "hememtor tho Alamo aud Master
of ils Fate b. r. hoes Mss Lou NEW
BOOhs RECEIVED DAILY.
We expect another large shipment of 2jc.
BOOKS. 20 be sold Al i0c.. SAT kpAl; also,
fresh supply ~ FOUNTAIN PISS az 5)c.--iir5t
lot sold ~ two davs.
IhONA8 T. STAKE 3 SONS.
Booksellers, sJau9nsrs, and Printers,
no J-F,huGIa tJH cast Iain street
NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS.
MCCULLOCU'S MBN AID MEASURES. 80;
TWO LITTLE CONFEDtRATES. ny Ih0mss
Nelson Page, tL50. The OWLS MIST, ~ MAO
It, sl2j.
All new hooks a. soon es pubushol. tul
stock Ot SIAIlDEEkf.
WEST, JOHNSTON g CO..
oclt 81 Galn street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16

X NIGHTS OF IIONOR.-THE
N MEMBERS or RICHMOND LODGE. No.
go. KNIGHTS or HONOR vii most IN regular
session st Elets Hal, corpar hArshal aud
Fiith is. on FRIDAY EVENING. November
ION, no - O'Clock Tho Grspf Dictator and
or er grand officers rill maze of1cisl visit on
this occasion. All krirhts OF henor IN the city
snd visiting brothers are cordially invited 10 DO
present.
By order Of tho Dictator
NlhLAHD C. ROBERTSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16
EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. SYLlANUS REEDS
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Tweny-Glh year. and east f.f'y-thiri
street. Sew Y0is. au fJ-WEtlm&.f3m


7vEW STYLES PAPER AND EN-
VELOTEs. PAPErRIES. AND CABINETS
iu great variety and proiusion for sale by PAR
HAM & GO. no 9-e dSw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16

"Quack Nostrum" Is = term not at all ap-
piicable 10 DR.. Buips Copgh.Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16

Reading no"css IN reading matter gpA >
Hrcs or less. 81 IN nonpsrsil loaded. 30.
Caro- Of rttes i0r more spGcs furnished On sp-
IlicauOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16
CATALOGUE No. s.

CATALOGUE No. s.
1900 THEOLOGICAL BOOKS offered az less
Than Their value and many 40 haif-pri'e.
No. e. 1860 POLITICAL AND HISTORICAL
WORKS. .
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
1872 Main suoet.
no1f-1Ew kiclWlnd.
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Your LILO


HINES LODGE, No. H. 90
4 l. KNIGHTS or PYTHIA'-Tso% = Z
regular meeting Of this Lodge vi ~ SrJS5.5
held on THIS friday EVENING Att5t.U
schiller Hall Broad street between sixth ~
and Seventh. AZ ~, O'Clock. Members o. sister
lodges and visiting trethrpa cordially inyitoi 90
attend s.. r. BEACu.
pOlCIf' Keeper 81 re orls and seal
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Iniet'srs ana kilograms mus ee sddresseo
foTIiF DISPATCH COEPANY
Rejected communications viii no, os re-
tuTuei
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

This popular place of amusement
opered this week with tho largest
programme and most brilliant ist of
attractions II has ever presented to
tho Waco pubic. 1t has engaged
for tie week Mr.. Cbaa. Clark,
the daring and agile trapeze per-
former. Mr. Lurdy /eiglar who. al
though yet a mere youth, aud almost
a novice on tho stage has achieved
the enviahle reputation of the great
est cobtortonist on tie stage. Shang
Griffith, thu grost eccentric come
dian, and Miss Kate !lnstings, the
popular vocalist. ard the dcservcdly
popular Williams sisters all go to
make up irst-class programme and
entertainment Of which the audience
never tire ard delight to recall with
rounds of applause. Admission
twenty-five cents, gallery seats, fifteen
cents.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01
BASEBALL TALK.

Won der Ahc brought no foreign players
over with him.
All Of the New Yorl, player, have been
notified to report March 20.
George w. Bradley announces that his
pitching arm is back to its 1852 form.
1t is reported that nearly all of the stock OF
the new Atlanta club has been taken.
johnny Ryan says the Athletic infield will
be the best in the country this summer.
j @ q Stinick is the singular name of a
player Just signed by the Milwaukee club.
Catcher Camel has signed with the De
troit club, His salary will, it is said he
e, 700.
The National Association of Base Ball
Scorers will hold a special meeting in New
York on March Il.
The st Louis American and Western As
ISOLATION clubs between them have eleven
pitchers under contract.
Arson has picked out the spring uniform
for the Chicagos, 1t is of heavy blue flannel,
with white caps, belts and socks
The Cincinnati management is seriously
considering the adyisability of insuring the
lives of some of its most valuable players,
Hamilton is said to be negotiating with
colored pitcher named Frank Miller of Pitts
burg He is said to be a good one Walter
Brown, the ex-pre,ldent of the Colorcd
league, vouches for HIM
Al of the Cincinnati players are confident
of winning the championship this year Long
John Reilly. however, says he fears the st.
Louis team more than the Brooklyn. Prc,i-
dent Stern has expressed the same fear.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01
STATE PRESS.

StLGClIUDE FOR KERNEL BIzFIH.
Wonder where Big Fiz----"kernep'
J., L. Bartow--will turn up next in
The newspaper business --MoOdy
Moody.
DIED A BORNING.
Died-In tho office of Wilcox Il
Burwit2, soon after organization, the
temple immigration Association. -
Temple Times.
roo MANY PEGS FOR THE HOLES
The Waco statesmen seem to be at
cross purposes. The trouble with tt @
Waco statesmen is that there are 700
many pegs for the holes Austin Dis-
patch.
HE LITTLE CORSlCAN FROM TEXAS.
The "lit ID Corsican" from Texas
mas actually invaded New England to
n,ght the tariff baroIs ;. Let us hope
nat he won Providence to his side
DeIlon journal.
ilNGEIpN OLD GRANT.
Inc self-estaemC d Temple Herald
must think the WACO EXAMINER a
Digger man than Old Grant" judging
from the way it continues to devote
Times.
IHE e ID EDITOR STILL ABROAD.
Inc ubiqu tous bellcd buzzard is re-
gUrIeP dead in Georgia, although he
I,', seen disporting i'll the Chappell
n a, uelghborhood, not far from this
PP oE' only few days sgo.-Brenham
WC BROCK WAS SORRY.
,.OW W, Y Brock was happy to get let,
S Igo III Ids father last Saturday. lie
wa mat about twenty-five cattle
Te ere slck and died from freezing in
iba!n tot Co. He was sorry to hear G
1''u freezing .-Juvenile Ranger.
A SUSPICIOUS SOURCE.
ras nose newspapers which are sc
d Snuy to critictse Col. Mills Provi
th+ ~Ce speech seem never to have
VOght OF enquiring whether or
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01
,o,,TICAL POINTERS.

,u.Sr PAD DICKS CHAIR.
"a MI ia will have to pad Coke's
Il, * he ever fills it.-Tyler Dem
ocrst Pro- ,,,, VIM.
40 rally trust Nils Will net be
We idsie for the senate We like
a, csn', very much.--Ba strop Advev-
nieF rIN DOM HAVE TO.
,.i.n,t the anti-prohlbi,ion papers
!, ara 'n dong the explaining now.
t 'Ia' don't have to.-San Antonio
Tines. .,,n..cu,...,.,,,>...
uLon Richard Coke strikes the
W again in Texas somebody Will
en- cav, ~ troIn him. Forget il nct.-Tyler
DI'emocrat (Pfo)
.rt1rMtU TO THE CRAVE
Coke will leave the senate, when he
,.ones teetmost, and there Will be im-
tSan,rteIles on The vehicle that trans-
! lnV' him. Fort Worth Gazette.
TINE WILL TELL.
The Luliug Signal believes that
,onator Coke is now serving his last
,orm in the United States senate.
Time " prove the fallacy of the Sig
a.. prcdiction.-Austin Co. Times.
qHE SWAMP FON is THEIOsS.
# Alex rerrCll makes a canvass for
beI,it,d States senate, then Marion
Martin ought to be persuaded to enter
.te Ists Terrell is q rank demG-
Tnoue, but the swamp Fox ou.-
fsnks him-Paris News.
the PROHIBITION CAT.
Crsnflis third party may, and prob
ably will, go The way of all the earth"
mt prohibition is Lot that Kind OF u
Irs,., it has mere lives than the aver
ave cat, as is proven by the many un-
.nCcesslul attempts that have Teen
made to Kill it..-lIsmiIton Herald.
ALAS THE VARIETY or CHRISTIAN
CHARITY.
RIO Mis- is ripe in years, learning
al experience Decatur Post.
Yes, we noticed a little red on his
nose asst summer when he was car
vssslng for liquor. He must be fully
ripe BY This time Chris tian Messen-
ger
Dear Gazette: Did you ever note
what HI of a follow Mills is when
he gets on the hastings, and then how
insignificant, Swiveled, djminutive he
becomes witch he gets to congress
He is bull in china shop at home
and LillIputian i'll congress. lem
pie Herald.
BEWARE-OF THE RABBIT FOOT.
There seems to be probability
thata called session of the Legislature
will be held shortly and this has
given rise to some specu alton as to
the probability of senatorial cleo
ton occurring before the regular seq
sion, 'U,d Brains is 5 rorg, but the
opposition to him is evidently trying
to work The rabbi, foot on him
Gainesville Register
THE RABHI.E HOWL.
1t would be most glariug instanct
of that imgra'itude often charged
against he peol lie of a republic fol
Coke to be retired at this time. Bu'
short time since he general voice
made itself hoarse shouting hi
praises. But now, " hen his services
are being be-litled aud his efforts de
rided 10y few enemies, the rabbi,
crowd around the noble Old Roman
and howl at him as only rabblc can
His retirement to private life at Thu
time would he scarcely less execrabl'
than the action of the people of Rome
when they banished the z, neral who
three times drove the barbarian from
the city walls.-Marshal Her, Id.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

n.y. ne SAID what was attributed TO
him by the Associated Press. Not
even mtagre outline of the speech
appeared i'll the dispatC hes. and the
re liability of the ~ so,iated Press is
not above uspicion.---S. y. Times.
RATS
A union printer was held up by
hlghWaymen a few nights .iuce in
Brenham and robbed OF three dollars.
when the vet IN informed some fell
low craftsmen CT his mi. fortune they
chorusod "ltate, "-Hou.ton Post.
CHEAP AT HALE THE PRICE.
The Houston Evening Age thinks
that il Coke's friends put up So, 800
10 get 3trtow clown and out.'' they
can well afford to give Jack Elgin
twice That amoIIt. Perhaps, per
haps, but it seems to us that The Ex-
Gmner is having Its Little fun with all
the aspirauts that have shown up,
without showing The least partial ty.
Tyler Courier.
CAST NOT YOUR PEARLS BEFORE
SWINE
.1Professah' Hogg, Fort Wor,h's
i'm ported school superb tendGnt, after
telling the people ct Boston tt AZ
Texans took the palm Cor ignorance,
went to W. shington and spoke a
piece ON the beauties of the Blair bill.
llOgg should be treated to a ducklng
in the Trinity when he gets back. He
wi stink when he gets wet but it
may teach him not to bite the hand
that feeds him.-DeKalb Flag.
TEXAS NEEDS NO POLITICAL FANATICS
The Citizen took occasion recently
to advise the people TO see thst"Prof.
llogg and other distinguished cduce-
tors of Texas stop getting up poti-
tons to government OH political islns.
Two BCsqUc teachers have in Conse-
queuce stopped the Citizen, Since the
shoe fits them the Citizen means to
Seep an eye on thCm. BOsque has no
need Of political fanatics to teach Bos-
que's sons and dsugh, crs.-B osQue
Citizen.
GEN. WILSON SHOULD HAVE HUNG HIM.
Very nearly all the poor members
o. the Unite d 5 ,ates sci ate are from
the southern state ). The south pre-
fcrs TO send her brains to congress-
instead of her money. There is more
to be gained by it, and a certainty
that the people will be represei ted
and MOI railroads and manufacturing
corporalions.-Greenville Benuer.
I he south sends money when she
has any to send, or Joe Brown would
not be in the senate, misreprc sell ting
the land of his birth iii order to pr o.
tect his own private interests Il! lei
/ Courier.
COKE Is STILL THE FA/EITE
The Journal is a gre/ admirer OF
Hon. Roger e. Mi'l/Hnd wishes tC
see him rewarded/l further for his
its consent @Nny scheme that may
have for lis OF ioct the retirement o
Coke and the promotion OF Mills to
the place ho occupies. There is NJ
man in Texas that can fill Senate,
Coke's position as ably as himself an,
those journals now expressing Il pref
erence for Mills as his successor, wi
discover when, ii not before, thu
time comes, that Coke is still the greG
fayorite of large aOrtv of tn,
people of this state. Mr.. Mills Is sIil
young and will at the proper time re
ceive his reward. - LaGrange Journal
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01
4. a. SCHROEDER

Does plumbing and gas lifting on
short notice and guarantees satisfac-
ton. Gas machines put in at private
residences.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

For the next thirty days we Will of
fer bargains in millinery goods. We
want to close out all heavy stock and
will not consider cost of goods.
Miss KATE SToUTE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

Come and see the special offerings
we are making this week in ladies'
muslin underwear. LEVINE BROS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

If you want any boys shirt waists,
come and see the bargains we are Of
fering this week. LEVINE Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,


The following directory ha, been COMPLIED by
Thr FNAMtNrH for ready reference II viii
bc found convenient of use to readers
abroad as we'll al, at home.
STATE orr,r,-.
Governor Lawrence : Ro,,
Comptroller JOHN ID. Mccall.
Treasurer r. H. lurboch
Com. Gen. Land Onicc--E. VI. Hail.
Secretary oi State luo Moore
4 'orucy Gcucral --l. $ liuge.
S"pt. rnb. Instruction. o. II Cooper
pl-I lI, IT "ill'lF~.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

stop That Cough.
fuckers Syrup of Tar and Wild
Cherry will do it
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

We are showing the prettiest and
neatest lima of embroideries in the
city at LEVINE BROS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

Jackson takes the finest photos and
his guarantee Is good.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

DO not buy a sewing machine unit
YOU have seen the New Home.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

Bismarck's for tine liquors,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

w. A. Williamson Il Co. make a
specially OF fine Key West aid i'm
ported cigars.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

TOrchon laces In all widths and
qualities at Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

BIG run on boots ard shoes this
week at LEVINE Bios.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01


Coko's position as ably as himself and
those journals now expressing pref
erence for Mills as his successor, viii
discover when, ii not before, the
time comes, that Coke is still the great
fayorite of a large majority of the
people of this state. Mr.. Mills Is stil
young and viii at the proper time re
ceive his reward. - LAGRANGE journal.
-------------------.----.-
For the next thirty days we Will of
fer bargains in millinery goods. We
want to close out all heavy stock and
will not consider cost of goods.
Miss KATE SToUTE.
If you want any boys shirt waists,
come and see the bargain we are Of
fering this week. LEVINE Bros.
CA. schroeder
Does plumbing and gas fitting ON
short notice and guarantees satisfac-
ton. Gas machines put in at private
residences.
Come and see the special offerings
we are making this week in ladies
muslin underwear. LEVINE BROS.
stop That Cough.
fuckers Syrup of Tar and Wild
Cherry will do it
We are showing the prettiest ard
neatest lima of embroideries in the
city at LEVINE BROS.
w. A. Williamson Il Co. make a
specially OF fine Key West aid i'm
ported cigars.
Big run on boots ard shoes this
week ut LEVINE Bios.
For the incest tenderloin and po--
terhouee steaks and the best cup of
coffee go to the Silver Moon.
Beautiful new patterns just opened
at Sc. per yard. LEVINE Bros.
You can get the best nickle cigar
in The city at W. ~. Williamson &
Co.'S.
Gents spring shape hats ct extraor-
din airy low prices at Levine Bros.
The Silver Moon on the square is
the Oldest restaurant in the city.
Extra good value in mems shoes
can be had at Levine Bros.
You can always get fresh cigar at
/ w. \. Williamson X Coz.
Torchon laces In all widths and
qualities at Levine Bros.
DO not buy a sewing machine until
YOU have seen the New Home.
Jackson takes the finest photos and
his guarantee is good.
Bismarck's for line liquors.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

You can always get fresh cigar at
w. \. Williamson X Cos.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

SCLICITUDE FOR KERNEL BIZtJI.
Wonder where Big Fiz----"kerneP'
J, l.. Bartow--will turn up next in
iae newspaper business: Moody
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

Extra good value in mems shoes
can be had at Levine Bros,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

For the incest tender!oin and po:-
terhouee steaks and the best cup of
coffee 90 to the Silver Moon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-27
MARKETS AND SHIPPING.


@EaTrIx- Dee ~
Bussnesx viii Re so1zeSbss dali zzf3l az
/ ter tas new rear oveas. The receipts q
cats bare BEEN szazIl. and only ssoi wp -
s4eks sisee Monday. Tie heavy -
a. san Fsaaesseo have ezgses > gensz- re-.
dzefson IN prizes, sad TIE oatios< : iass q
ali ercsarngsnr 70 ho.dsss- sshsss hss DE-
eifnea 81 pr ton 10 san Francisco, owing
70 ths scarcity Of tonnage AID declining
markets Ia other g-oFtioas e the eonn;ry
oaose plies IA that EnSrkes 81 follows.
saipEang. No l. 81 sssI AZ: eholee.
:, ~. barley hEs aIso gone DOM. owiag
70 heavy sfoek * ca hKna. quote "a. feed
a. --iS4sce. Meats have downward ten
aeuey in seatfie. Due 80 the large reeeipss
Of the part few dAfs-
MEgT HAgDEsE AND PRODUCE RE
CElPT1-Dar1rg the last y hours the
merchandise and produce reeefpts ~ this
rsart have been a. foiiows Puget -oand
shore ras1 3. tssaks colGsn ois and Psgsg
roasd - irtsad. teas; seattle, Lake shore
ard Eastern failsag. SO ious. rsesfHers--
Eliza Aedersga. II tons CITY q seaineF. :
tons. Nellie. tons; EFagrel, "a tons;
Fl. ef@e0d, / TN; Mary f PefAey, IL ions;
PrenlsT. IL tonss schooner Premier, fFOfa
zsr Franrfs o. 10 tous. Tossi rueeip pts
liz tons. Among the receipts we're -
- ~ -four. - SACKS osss. l75 ussxeE apples,
boxes peafs. 6 taas aaG boxes better,
ffoe eases canned corn beef. 10 cases ea9
nd 1gue. 40 SACKS eieaysides. - bali
crates, - boxes - eases aud 20 breakfast
hRfas. % eases, boxes and 80 pieces
break fat bacon. 40 cases lard, 20 eases
eosTes- 100 htsis beer, 30 sAeks . steEs, ~
cGsss aud u bbis coal OIL 10 cases inseea
al. - kegs nails = b1ls hides, 70 bis
peits carload iaguFtuFe. % tons hsg, p
bsad cattle ~ head Eazs, ! calf aud -ooa
feet iamhrr
SHIPMENTS During the last q bo1r
goods aud merchandise have been shipped
from seattle 20 iae surrounding eguairg -
f1,wEs. paxrt sound Shore r0nd. -
tons. Columbia aud PUGET sound railroad
> TONS. -.sAsfle. L4ke shore ard Eastern
railway. 81 tons Steamers Premier, 2
tons: Mungoe, 10 tons; Clara Brown. = n +.
Henry bailey, lllT tons. Glide, = tons;
Eliza Andersoh, i3!5 Ious; Q1iaey. =
TONS. kug1ssa ] tim: Michigan. 2 tons;
Grarr. s8l lola tons. M01B1aiueeg, /
tor. Total saiprnrn,- ~ Z tons.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-27
DOUBLED HIN UP.
Jack NeAuIifFe Knocks Out
Jake Hyams.
AnEAvr LIGHT WEIGHT TIeHr
The Enrii.hmsn shows JnfeTiorits
Prem the start--%ew York Psys
$4,000 10 See the Battle.

Mrs. Yoag. DC. ss--There Ees pro0n.
BIZ never ~ b a f1oNd 81 a hsteuf exit
b5tf0r IT, wsll5anssBsfa, 81 that which eaa.
rfeestsg q; the Palace risk 70 sse teu,
round give contest witch was known 10
be but another name for eight between
Jack Mcknsife ~ Brooklyn, AMI Jake iy.
ans 81 EHsians. Thousands were
parked Ia the ball, aud th9Hsaags
rn.re ~gfa npat,le 10 gain admission.
Hyerns !. Is years II age. stands nys fsei
sever inches. ard weighs - so9i88s.
neAalEff.. IS u yt8Fs cd. I've feet ssx
fnctes TALL aud Neikts 10 f<JaHds- b1fh
wore ak et.nee T.eai ton byzlsg gloves.
Tic firsf round VI 8uitfs kepS clear, Dgi
landed z y slinesis y an. asse or .
auekifsz fsefies u sbich deAaiiiie sog1
esustlt %. There sss Eot much aeFsn-
HI tanses iE6 saa three The fighting
YVES ,setiy severe. hui aeSHsiHe had TIE
rs, DIT. Re got 10 sefHe bsfd pesish-
men, On Hyaf . aead. I BE- lztiff's Dii,"s
seefntti ~ =. fHsaesfige in the bfg.BniuZ
al iAe toufth sDsiHa Is wss give n take.
;rifh lifsls advantage - either. BAR AZ the
END HAM SIS kaockea down near issr
IN The fgih rauaa HcAaiGg sent Ii a
fo,Ipfs u ielsisnd . AMI II ANS Hss
knes / ID down gsa.n Both Nsrs badly
In the sixth round myams vas aeesssed
of fryiag 20 bBi. aad eAnfas 81 hisses
wose sails ssp Ne was fsa s0neft ~ tRe
rrferee. Jaek si..Sid & e84 oaiy sent 10
eaufie - heavy hi1ws ln the face.
Hans aas lsegiBhffg g. pok top heavy.
n rou8sG seksn AaAgi.g kept bis dis.
farfce. tHftfaE ff4F smuggling snof@,' s1g
Hans lfied sgafn bic fuui iseiies He
get 10 . faW uahi iais on AeAuliffs
bod. easi received couple q tilngers on
tie .Hes 10 rFfuru.
Rosss5d eight vas terrific. HeAuEae's
ho,aiEg back ia Tire t90 previous r0us5Ss
ieff hfta a. sar8 condition Nat BE- iaufis8
terrible blows TIGHT aud left 0B tLe kHg
IishnHa's feee aHd fsen upper efti bin
with Ifs left Hgsms sisgRcfea and til
and eot ~ again.
sRiugff after sginger was - NJ 70 by Nc
Auiira, aH6 thrice more SIS HFsm-
dowiied They were 80 a elfBch when
tire was caiisd TIE fWice hfre Inter
feyed. ls8i tie netf we're finally allowed a.
testle IL. msiter. fsadsmaflnm rel gBed,
for & az the police wpa.d save The English
mar, aud cheers for MeAni o. reut the
ar.
went in 10 hnish hlm. After rendiug iE q
few tnfktfs II Aui e. gave a sainRef on
The meek tbat doubted him ~, ending the
battle.
The referee promptly decided IN favor I
NcaHiiiie. The hattie ocoupied - minus
and q seconds. ADeut ( 90 was TAKEN ia
mt the gaies.