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The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-09-07

One taken every night stimulates the liver, carries of the bile and improves the digestion and appetite. Carter's Little Liver Pills. Don't forget this.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-09-07
Worth Knowing.

HUGHES TONIC. old time, reliable remedy for Fever and Ague. Reputation earned by Thirty years success. You can depend upon it. TRY Irl DRUGGISTS HAVE IT.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-09-07

Something New at the Circus.- Jinks-"Been to the circns, eh7 See anything new2"
 Blinks-"Yee. The children who laughed at the clowns were new."- Neso Fork Weekly.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-09-07
STATE OF Ono, CITY OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY, $. s.

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 FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. CHENEY & O., doing business in the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case of CA TARRH that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE
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 sr.I A. W. GLEASON.
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally and acts directly on the blood and mucus surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo, O.
 vSold by Druggists, 75c.
The sun., 1889-12-07
Odds and Ends OF snorl..

Great Britain is apparently becoming frightened at
the strides that gamb ing making In that country and
anti betting aud anliRAmbng societies being or
genlsd The pledge adopted "; II promise to abstain
from betting and gambling and to do all In my power
to discountehance such prActiOeA"
The annual election of officers OF the Friendship Boat
CLUB was held on Thursday night All Interest was CEN
sd On The race IcE the presaspGy the oppoIs1ts bo
the present Treasurer OF the club The voting was Very
close MT benlAmln Meyer winning by majority or
six out or total vote OF olghty.four.
Tho Columbia College senior and sophsmore football
Teams VIII meet on tho Berkeley Oval this afternoon 20
decide tho Championship OF the college, Tho rst match
.hs nterelhas ss rios Of genes was played last weoE,
ssPhomores beat the frsshnep by 40 TO o. Tho game
thls afternoon viii settle the college enAmpJonShip
The members OF the freshman caGIes In the schools OF
arts and mineH ColunbiS College coW hlned for
SS Sa ,his evening" 4. the stsndAId theatre Tio
mouse and viii probably In for gay time 1t vas
Iumored Yesterday about the college campus that me
ss2plpmoIos we're making preparations 70 20 down tO
theatre this sysmnE aud make thInEs warm fer the
matter. w. 's N~' -0Vu' 'Ao
The sun., 1889-12-07
NEWS FROM THE HORSE WORLD.

There have been reports that my stable
Sam Brown recently. II figured up the win
This is outside Of bets. did fairly wen With
them. also"
Prince de Jarnette will be sold to the highest
bidder at W: II. Wilson's sale, Feb and q
1870 mt Cynthiana, Ky. Simmons. the sire OF
Prince dc Jarnotte, Is one of the handsomest
sons OF George wilkes, and is phenomenal
speed producer, having nine 2.90 performers
10 MIS- credit at ~ years OF age.
The Spirit Of the Tines says; I'VE have the
authority Of a we'll known English turtle that
CtheeH4ier Ginistrelli recently declined an offer
OF 10000 Ruipeas for his filly Sgnorina The
offer was made on the part OF an English
owner This 1lly has created n great Jurors
pot e&ceoded by any nlly-Sbnshine. In 1863
Lady Elizabeth In 1867. or kermesse In 1881
haeegoers say that there has never appeared a
5 m0re lady-liks h type q thoroughbred since the
II. Hobert Stewart of Kansas City has sold
to Mr.. II, u. Holmes of that city the bay peldine
White Stockings, 2;lG. Price $4,000. sin
Rular feature OF this speedy fellow ia that
nothing whatever Is known uf his breedjng ha
having been shipped TO the Kansas City horse
and mule yarde four years ago with q lot Of
Kansas horses Mi. Stewart seeing him there
took fancy to the horse and purch ased him
at u very. reasonable figure. Re drove him on
the road aud gave him Il limited amount OF
Track work and two years ago gave him a
record "f 2:22. Last year he started down the
big circuit and at Cleveland. Aug. 0, Mr. Stew
art secured the fourth heat with him In 2:1G.
The sun., 1889-12-07
billiards and Pool.

Daily and sloason played two exhibition games before
the Suburban Club at fremont on Thursday night DAILY
Last might SOsson and Oddie tho amateur hampton
played their second practice game at the Coumb ba
rooms roo on Broadway They played even as TO points
rail. '"hAS
An interesting game OF billiards took place ysstsrdav
afternoon between Maurice DAILY aud J. FlieTy at
Ut tho twelyeinch bak.iino Rame while Ellery plsyed
2OC points straigR billiards. DAy in hie stroke
Rnd made several runs In the neEhborhood of so Hs
won with quite margin TO spare.
Missouri room keepers are having legal tusSle with
VIVA is known As tho %Sewbsrry law which into
oSsrstlon on NoN l. ThA law provides that game Of
aud specifies blIiardE cards dice DC In c0nseqnencs
seTera hotel keeper have been arregsd for keeping
lizards Is in no sense game of chance but one OF pure
skill ana It looks Is though they would carry their point
a T. Froescher the protector of the international
wasreportod that he would tho Brunswick
billiard overs in This Bis Of nswss s 5ss shsnes
gives OF aSs9NsrnE dsGritSly who the forsgn eIpers
the entres and that OF them would bo ahead OF b.
Mapreo MAJ DSy at the anse This was friendly wager
over
Uptown sporting men were taking last night about
psk ESeIes msgEanimty IN refusnE 70 accept the for
made between and JAKE scSaefsr a. 'nt tbe
aud ~: sa Ss e sI
on either side HcHenna had to 10 10 the New YoeS
Hospital for Treatment for consqmPtOn about three
snFSTemeSt Wien aS RoeRe Who " SuS OT w fSs
schaefer heard OF tho WeStern illness and Secss
word 70 The SySad that The fo soua # pe sS
dogn At any tima More than that M Roche informed
BE- ExS.ue e aS
Epoh ample application
The sun., 1889-12-07
Bare Hall Notea.

CtEvELLNp, Dec. 6-Bnooh Bakely, Cloveland,s mitch.
err signed with the brotherhood to-day for 1880 4 L.
third baSoman, who Is travelling with Comiskeys ON.
bnation saying that he b with the Brotherhood and
VIII sick TO the end
Manager Perkins of tho Hackett Carhart Co 8 team
has signed Frecken and kranA The contracts were
drawn up by WeLknown lawyer of this city. aud arc
b ondon Sa Of b GS as
strong hght to got Frecken but oner Of 500
did not tempt him
Frank Diyen IL out of engagement and would ike
TO secure place for next season He q well known in
team He has played With the Scranton and HartforS
% StSS u ss a H. sy hs and n
lie can bo addressed at this ofice N'- N''
ALBANY. Dec. aTo-day there was flied in tho otuo Of
The The BrooilynS mied formed FOR tBs naInoss o1
Of giving exhibitions of base ball playing and other iii
are GSS The
Ward. and John W Wallace of Now York. and George W.
Chauncey. and Edward y. Linton OF Brooklyn '
President soden OF the Boston Club when asked IL the
the Association clubs he said that they certainly woud
f the combn alton made between the latter aud the
not anxious to get any OF his old players back who were
bent going ou 'The chances are that We will moi
bring suit against our men as Mr. Day viii the case
almost sure the League cannot hold the pIAyerA think
cItieA"
ST. LOUIS Dec s-Ths sporting E,Ws day publishes
statement TO the eject that IL the Brohsrhood and
American Association aid not consolidate the League
VIII take possession OF the remaining clubs OF the
danApolis Club 70 Nov York the St Louis browns TO
Chicago. the Columbus aud Louisviles TO Boston This
no Coalition Of the BfotSsRood Sn 1 eHa
tion they tho League clubs will bs easily Able to hold
their own against the brotherhood This Information
pended on
The sun., 1889-12-07

OF their team.
sehlessten and Knupfer of the RIversdes are doing
Some good work with the wooden sphere.
Tho SpRrtans of Hoboken are u joval lot of young
men anu fun Is not wanting among them.
W E. EdridEe has been elected captain Of the bowling
team or the Hudson County Wheelmcu.
The first Of the series of the BROOKLYN
Bicycle Club for tho individual prizes will be played on
The Monday Night Bowling Club will roll a match
game with the Nameless Club in ZppS alley on M0nGSy
The AtaIantA Boat Club will bowl match game with
the Gramercy Boat Club on Thursday evening Dec. 10
On the ATLANTA Clubs alleys Fftysecond street and
At the last last meeting q the newly organized Edna
sscroSrS T. EdOt ia and TreSsGrer LOas Fiber. mayer
Tho Palma and Jersey City Athletic Clubs win play on
Tor supremaoy viii the oraa Fed cub & siTaTis snG Ike
Jersey City team will meet the strong Elizabeth Athletic
Pop Bllcry captain of the orani Field Club S tho
oldest bowler In the Amateur Bowling Association
age 10 We nigh on to thirty years Poe % also has
!Rs reputation of being the confident player on
The memberso OF the Aurania Bowling Club reorgan.
lied Last evening with the following members Charles
EFsessr GTSeiSE T. Hoirnsa and a 8 obarlss DAVIS
IKE to s'e Ss Ss S sEfry Ss and
games.
The eighth eoeson of officers of the New Jer
n Gig S1.sse On SssRy
FinanciS Secretary Charles kundah secretArS /. n
Pt'' Porter D' 1''"'''' We "A''H' T. "HSn" ana T.
guardian thai in the last week or two the follow
EE fSoTes lfDs been Paisn S Gp&SS & S aud
2s2' & Mellon s2 LoofEood 2ss; " coxins. sW aas;
Leach I Fortun. M tsse ass IL fS Say
PAUL at7; The last three are members Of The shelby
A polio Bowling Club N'AS '" '"'
The sun., 1889-12-07
Charley MCCARTHY Accsnts.

Henry Husemeyer's unknown didn't have to
wait long before his challenge TuE Sun accepted
by man who will hurry him, whoever he is. Charley
Mccarthy of Philadelphia tie former trial horse Of the
Theatre Comique when that Institution was the Mecca
OF puGsts. is the man. and he says he is the
stuff. Mccarthy is known q tremendous hitter very
shfty, and game fighting cock lie has stood I'D
before twenty pounds and heavier than him.
self and never failed TO give good Of himself
He has done considerable public boxing In this locality
lately, and won host of RdmirrrF The unknown be-
lieyed 10 be Dick More house OF Lowell Mass very
quick fighter with hard right hand. Ho once fought
draw with Sailor Brown when the Sailor scaled at 1853
pounds TO Warehouses; 1913. He made game stand
raterS The crowd broke up tho mill in the third
round. Warehouses last hattie in This vicinity with
4 Phiadelphap named BannOp whom he whipped IN q
round and a half without getting mark The match
has been ratified and the men will meet within four
weeks ut 1886 pounds give take two, for S25U side
and n purse of $500.
The sun., 1889-12-07
STOPPING Il HORSE s4LE
Great Dissatisfaction at the Spendthrlrt
Stud sale In kentucky.

Great Dissatisfaction at the SpendthrIft
Stud SRle In Kentucky.
LEXINGTON, Dec. G.--Fully 800 horsemen,
many Of them from distant parts OF the coun-
try. were here to-day to attend the sale of the
Spendthrift stud of thoroughbreds. but the
sale didn't come oil. At 12 o'clock Capt Kidd
began by Offering the stallion Spendthrift,
The bidding was lively. and he soon went up to
$4,000. Treacy Il Wilson bid $4,000. when
Milton Young raised it S.. Treacy & Wilson
then said fourteen thousand" and after
dwelling little he was knocked down at
that figure. Then the fun began. O. w,
BathGate. agent of s. Boocock who owns the
horses. showed Capt Kidd telegram. It said:
Unless Spendhrtt brings fteen thousand declare tho
sale on would rather not sell any way. This is per.
emptory. stop the sale SAMUEL BOOCoCk
This was a clincher and as soon as the crowd
found out how they had been hoaxed. a hum
OF condemnation arose against Mr.. Boocock
1t Is the sensation OF the hour and the owner
OF the Spendthrtft stud is now in very bad odor
with horsomen here.
Six horses, not in tho Spendthrift catalogue.
were sold for s4.629; average. Sin. Highest
Favor. b. g.. z, by Pat MalIoy out Of Fayorite
NJ Young. Lexington, S., los.
The sun., 1889-12-07
YAOHTING.

Now Ice Yachts for the Hudson River.
PouGHKEEPsIE, Dec. 6.-Mr. Jacob Z. Buck
hout, the famous builder OF ice yachts. has
been very busy for months in building new
yachts, and they are now about all completed
Ono is for Dir. ]. r. Roosevelt, q second-class
boat. 1t is constructed OF Eastwood, with cherry
trimmings. The dimensions are as follows:
Length over all, 46 feet: length OF frame, 43H
feet spread between runners "A feet length OF
mast 27h feet; mainsail hoist, 1S feet; boom,
271s: sail area, 592 feet. The standing rigging
1s made OF galvanized wire rope. A boat Of the
same dimensions and rigging has been built
for Mr. George Beech. Another boat lust An
Length over all, 88 feet: length of frame, 29S
feet and sail area. 291 square feet. This boat
Ia built OF Eastwood. also favorite timber be-
cause OF its being very light and tough. stand
Mr. Buckhout has also shipped to r. B. Suck
ley OF Rhtnebeck an Ice yacht that Is q cross
between the " Bob Scott" pattern and tho old
long, and built OF basswood trimmed with ma
hogany. The standing rigging is OF galvanized
wire rope and the spar is Of white pine.
, Mr.. Buekhopt has also built q new Jack
wood. trimmed with cherry. Length over all.
tween runners. 2S feet length of mast. 8lS
feet; mainsail sail area S5l square feet The
the fittings are strong and OF the latest STYLE
The Hudson River Club will In all probability
send three OF its crack ice yachts to Orange
Lake to compete for the gold cup to be given
twenty mile race. The PouRhkeepsie Ice Boat
Club may also send the Fl Haze there. She has
won more cups. plates, and pennants than any
other ice yacht, and she would make, tho
Orange county ice yachtsmen stare II ther0
should be @ good wind.
The sun., 1889-12-07

ROCHESTER, Dec. 6.-There is promise OF con-
siderable discord in the Rochester Base Ball
Club. About two weeks ago e meeting was
headed by @. ". thinner. offered to assume all
liabilities, which amounted to nearly $3.50, and
practically buy out the old stockh holders pro-
and gave the new men sole charge. Part OF
the debt included notes to pay debts of the sea-
that the offor Of the syndicate. though ao-
cepted. was not legal, and William o. Cook,
Tepresenting creditors TO. the amount OF
and set aside the transfer This was done and
the judgment recorded to-day. Now thinner
and appeal the case. The plum IN the pudding
Is the franchise. and Cook is really represent
brotherhood agent, it is learned has also been
in the city this week negotiating with some Of
the resident members OF the nine.
The sun., 1889-12-07
SHoRr HoRsrs VIM Ar oDnroM
Dr. streets Fnry Deception Lands the
Argus Handicap.

Dr. street's FnrS Dseeption Lands tbs
mn. HHn' nHnq'ees'
| Iaroe oroUd In the Clifton rac. tracL and
| ol,ho,,,,l ,ha 81 a., =, ,.i,t - -, .,,. -. !, ~
ly up to the average, yet the fields wore large
and the betting brisk on the six events decided
;aSn ESnn w.s ~, nos .Sil W W tectuks Uss' M
oood ,,"Os sso, isoo sS wncn Nv w"s raa run ~ %
bidder at his entered selling price Of s7Oo
alInouEht psrReln ~ more tnen COUPE tna1
Soti.aai hjo ,te, sno DVUh sh t ~
,, ms Sreditors yesterday on the track,
Il put made no book. AS four out OF siY short
''N'''' "'''' NV TIE TT HIssT aIoS ~ ~''N N"''
RSr.s $500 for sopry:ar.Olds and upward; selling
ISnisr i5S u Ssssgn RS AI.nn s@ oS oisnyon-toa
SostSo SaS Rass R ii Grh
BfsdsSr PGRs RI sSa sS
Won by length the Ts .s%: bsswo.n @ second and third
Post Betting Fainst King Arthur % !; ksyStOns
place. e'0 l. Nulual'-Sl2oo se.2e sa2i"
Purse slnn for Ali ay.s senr slIoT,nc,, s.v.r and
q half rurlonga
,,phuTns 50 Ionesi
r HsRin,s , Z. Matte Joornm i6e tTomptinS)
Lns Souvenir Gn0Sissr a st SSsa Ia Ssts &
also ran '''''D' jim Nl'Ne A''"''' f"U 0'HOuiS
Won easily by two lenFthS four lengths between SEQ.
ond and third.
Post Betting-Aganst Mabel Glenn, 10 .; Matte
Looram place Sfo2 NntnaiS- q "a al 81 o5' ~S
r,,n ,r,,,n,> 80
49,. THE THIRD RACE .
longs W." hVF ""'uen 'hreeyeh-eius' seFon tur'
SARATOGA Stables br. C. King Idler by King Alfonso
-ldler, loT "a Mccarthy
%est side Stables br; Remembranso lo5 tMhier,..
Russell A., Ripton Queen Hattie Gray Gown, and
olivis also ran.
Won in canter by ak lenQtha the Rame between
second and third.
Post BettlnE-ARainst King Idlor 4 tn I. Remem.
brance, place 5 to on NutuGis~Sli.7o S44S 1856.
The sun., 1889-12-07
Jack McAul,ne Starts for Home.

Boston. Dec. 6.-Jack McAuliffe returned to
New York this afternoon in company with many Of the
sporting men who had come here TO his setto with
Nike DAILY His face shows OF last nights en-
counter. The thumb OF bis right hand Is, however
badly swollen He dislocated it in the first round and
the hand was practically useless for effective work
Nobody knew that he thus handle pped until the
fight was over THAT for his inability to knock
out bis man with those rghthand swings that have in
the past done such good execution.
DAILY was also about town usual looking mono the
worse for the pounding he received. The ilnanimous
opinion OF sporting men 10 that DAILY has no further
claims upon the lightweight championship unleas the
yeight limit ia enforced There are many who think
hcAnhffe cannot get down the limit and hold ma
strength but Dick Roche feels that Jack can do
so that he offers to match AcAufe against any light
weight In the world s. 00O side and he will
bet any amount on the outside. II the California Ath:
any one for it, Carroll preferred.
The sun., 1889-12-07
Fighting Notes.

Young Smith the east side feather weight, has beeil
purse of $50. They Will meet at 40 pounds with skin
that he will Mlers oner 20 night him for purse
Of $2o4 To friend in this city Billy writes that he viii
Cal Mccarthy and Jimmy Lynch were unable to 20 to
Boston to see the McApre Dsly night owing 70 bust.
both felt much put out NJ not being apo to got away
JShS Pit5 the Sma,'Sg MN middle M Weight who Pat
xarunaS has gone into the SALOON business in Brooklyn
town headquarters in Brooklyn for base bali and pua
listic crankS.
10 S hS SHf@oah @ fs' ns VIII Tf e 9hS
SS9 Ts s The n 1s IN T'S L S The
eT 81 oF Se Tho club Offers
Harry Maynard. the exiRht weight champion who
has Just returned from unsuccesstu trip TO south
a %sfs Ss
s9Gs f "A; hS so1sGSrn tats: and on & as
70 give SparinS thTouS Great MADDEN
The Ghs Which i to take plscs %s the 0sciseH,aI Club
s Ss iFaSaF 81 s~d
%s = @ Rsh HsT he Ia % fG @ aa
ths PEI q Walter TatseH has galGSd f2r him large
ost s6a@ad ehs@peh he tive %eEh AZ ana SHa You'd id
ssS EES TSf 6e v S holder Of The
number Of admirers who are equally as positive OF his
cred in the Fayette court Dee witness the
S s f Of SSs
started IN TO rush matters at the start Fenting with
his right In the rst minute no swung the left on the
iftg and made vicious lunae for Traey's wind but
sent him down On rcgainng his feet he went at
his opponent aud for the remainder Of the round
Tracy against the ropes, and punched him Wei with
both hands Mt close From now until the
eighteenth Tracy did most OF tho leading
TO be afraid or his an aRonst In the Tracy
rushed NJ his when timo was caiIed
and shot the LETT out landing on the Jaw.
second eft sent him to the GoardA lie was met bv
tho Cambridge he and tho left sought the
mark once moro, and tho Marlboro man again wsnV
the battle was awarded 70 Tracy, -"N
The sun., 1889-12-07
IN AND OUTDOOR SPORTS.
WHAT THE LEAGUE PITCHERS DID
LAST SEASON

A Quiet Dny In Base BaII-About the FootN
ball TroubIe-t5omo Good scores in
DowIInE-Latest Fighting News.
Everything was quiet among the League
men in this city yesterday. President Day had
little or nothing to say that was new. while
Manager Mutrio was considering his many pet
schemes. among them a trip TO the South.
Even the Brotherhood men took rest yester-
day. The absence Of Ward from the city caused
a stop in the progress Of AFFAIRS.
The New York Club will be ready to move in
its suit against Ward early next week. Messrs.
Holland and Beacon will look after the inter-
ests Of Ward.
The first annual election OF the Brotherhood
Club Of this city will be held on Monday. Col
Mc!Spine is spoken Of rs the probable Presi-
dent OF the new club, while Eddie Talcott will,
no doubt, be elected to the combined ONCE OF
Secretary and Treasurer Mr.. Talcott said yes
terday that the stock OF tho new club In this
city. other than that apportioned to the play
ers, had been taken up by three men. namely
Past Master Van Cott, Col MoAlpine, and him
SELF He says that he il daily receiving letters
from prominent business men. who want to
take stock in the new club. but there is no
stock 10 be had.
WASHINGTON, Dec. g. PresidentYoun has
nj ioob SO"plohou hho 'oioroo Va tuO AShSuO
pitchers during the past season, and they rep
resent many weary hours OF labor on the part
OF the compiler. There Is more work In the
preparation OF the pitchers averages than in
summing up the performances Of the players
in all Of the other eight positions on the dia-
mond. To find out Just what each pitcher ac-
complished during the season, Mr.. Young was
obliged to 20 over every individual score and
1t is the most tedious Job the Secretary OF the
League is required to perform.
John Clarkson really deserves the title OF
King Pitcher" for he participated in, almost
twice as many games as any other man in the
same position. yet he held his opponents down
and comes out Of the contest with percentage |
second only to Tim Keete. who ofIlciated |
IN but forty one games, while Clarkson pitched |
In eevepty-tWo hRrd-fouRht battles.
The sun., 1889-12-07

Secretary Sass Of Clifton makes public the
following interesting programme for to-days
races at that track:
First Raoe-Seven and ne.half furlonRs: selling.
Peri. lo3 pounds; Lucy H., los; Adonis lU5: Marsh
HHed9n' ll0i j. j OBJ. 10; King OF Norfolk, 10;
e. Rsisione % Free Lance o5; J. J. HeaIy S3 Sea.
Second Race-tive furopgs. Waterloo los pounds;
village King l0s; Aus;ralnd. l0s; Veva l05 Graft
tude 100; Flirter, rs; Fantue p5
Third Race-sx and one-half furlonRs; selling Brait
~ POUNDS; Matte LoorRm, ll2: Ebis lI2: Romance
III; RAYMOND III Ban Dance III; Tom kearns IiO;
66nNewoon llo Prince Edward. no: Avery. ITO;
rG%th vRncSs.Seyen f5rongS John Atkins l3o
il7 George Corhett, III; Gailus Dan lii; Bonnie s.
ll1 Red Leaf u; COurtier, III; Fhtaway lI4 Hair
lOg; Annie NJ. lug ' 'e~'
Fifth Race-Handicap seven and one. half furlonp %
speeawell llb pounds; linda, Ios Gramercy 8T; Fan
ME H., 80: Adon!s. % ~ ~ 1
sixth R1ce-hlurdlo race; one mile and q half over
I'VE hurdles Bassanto. ljp poun DIS; Zangbar l59 Lin
gust, looi Sanford. i49, Killarney. ~; ElRin 10