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NTARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRr " RICHMOND. sSFTmEET l. 1854

ARRlVBn
Schooner Ida T. Gibson faikonbogg, Halo
well granite for Ioe monumeuL
FAILED.
steamer Ariol DcYo. Norfolk, merchaniiD
uul passengers.
Schooner Wul'am Cobb. Chase. Newport News,
10 load coal fcr Boston.
schooner Jonn u. Rapp. proimoro. seoklng
schooner Poari. Clarom0nI - LOAD for baltt'
moro. ,,,,,
schooner Williams aui jon1os, Williams.
ClaremOnL % load Tor Baltimore.
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- WASH wGr0S. September L--For Viz
| RAIN glnla, rain. preceded ~ fGir. slightly
- coolor, souiheriy Winds.
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TIRE wEAruss IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY va
fair aud pleasant
Range Of rhormonnier YosteriaY:
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PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. SEPTEMBER ASA
by TelogrspnI

Steamship on Dom 'niou, Richmond. Ani
soilof for New YORK.. merr nAndiso.
steamship Huntington, leustcola. ~ coal
Steamship Sin Una. rev \ orr, 70 llld slaves
steamship schwcigaard. New aof@, % IoNi
slaves.
schooner william Cobb Ri'hmoni. 70 loSt
coal.
aAiIRD.
steamship Hungarian. Belfast, coaiei.
Schooner Henry sutton. hofioiha
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE September Flour fairly active
ana easter. Whest-sOuehera duu and ua-
changed: Fultz. 75as3c.; longbetry. 76sstc |;
spos aud September. s9kc. Corn--southorn
scarec and steady: white. l2az&e. yellow. ia
axe: vestern duh and flrmer. Oats sioady |:
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MARKET REPORTS,
AND m coNNEC TON THEREWiTH The
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
lBr .slo ,raph o tho DIspa.ch.l

Daily Reports FROM Both Boards-Cotton'
Grain, Flour. and Other Quotations.
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After the Presidents address tho sub
iect for general discussion was taken up
VIZ, CroupOus Pneumonia. The discus
sion was opened 10y DR.. b. l.. Winston,
Of Hanover, and participated in 10y Drs.
II. G. Beckett, OF Scottsburg, Va; l.. q.
Pedigo, Of Roanoke City; Bedford
Brown, of Alexandria J. ii. Nof, Of Llar-
risonburg Wiltshire, of Baltimore IL.
NJ. Patterson. Of Staunton, and II. b.
Gray, OF Roanoke.
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rHE 80 AYNrAL ADpREss.

DR.. John s. Apperson, Of Glade
Springs, Va, was elected to deliver tho
annual address to the public and pro-
fession at the next meeting. The Rock
bridge Alum Springs WAS selected as
the next place OF meeting, the time to
be fixed by the Executive Committee.
At the night session the society took
up the reports on Advances in the
Eight Departments Of the Medical
Sciences. In the section on anatomy
an exhaustive paper was read by DR..
Elliott I. Brady, of Marion, Va. on
"Mental Action and Material Action. "
The next paper was the report on
"Materia Modica and Therapeutics. by
DIR. William f. Cooper, OF Woodyille,
Va, which contained many valuable sug.
gestions regarding the new remedies Of
the present day.
After this paper the society adjourned
until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The sun., 1889-12-08
NEWS FROM THE HORSE WORLD.

The Passaic County Agricultural Society sont
$3.50 to the parents OF Jockey Willie Reagan,
who died at Clifton yesterday morning from
the effects OF a fall In n race last Monday.
Sunol. the champion three year old trotter,
was named for SpAniRrd who was once
large real estate owner in the vicinity Of what
is now Palo Alto. The name as pronounced in
California Is Sun-yoll.
C. W. Williams, former owner Of Axtell. pur-
chased at Freeport half interest In the string
OF trotters owned by Nj. E. McHenry, paying on
thnt basis $1,000 for a half Interest In the
promising trotter. Judge Ryder. McHenry will
move to Independence next week.
Capt: Sam Brown has purchased 1000 acres
OF land In Fayette county, and will remove
tucky to bis new place in tho spring. He will
raise thoroughbred horses on a large scale.
He has about mile OF river front, which gives
nice stretch OF bottom land. He will build
half mile or tnree-uunrters OF o mile track on
which his horses will be trained and exercised.
(1The Dwyer Brothers have sent the following
horses TO the New Jersey Jockey Club course.
bell: kingstock, three-year-old, brother to
Kingston: San Jose. two-year-old, brother to
Hendricks: Hark Work, two year-old brother
to Portland: Folsom. two-yeaf- -old. brother to
Eordham; bay colt, two-year-o old by Falsetto-
Fanny Brown; bay colt brother to Biggonette.
D. d. Withers is more than pleased with his
new trainer. Knapsack Mccarthy. The Fayer-
but failure as q three-year-o r-old last season,
and who was thought to have been broken
down. has been carefully examined by McCRr
thy, and the SPIRIT Of the Times Is authority for
the statement that the trouble has been located
In the foot. and that the great youngsters legs
unnamed son OF Sensation and Faverdale will
surely be seen on the turf next season.
The sun., 1889-12-08
Odds and Ends OF Sports.

At meeting OF the Yonkers Corinthan Yacht Club OH
Dec the following members were chosen officers for
Vice Commodore; v; o. CLARK. Secretary II. Skinner
uMeasrer' r. "a 1Iaph feet enplahi ". H. 1aep'
Thorn. and T Z; Booth, delegates to MY Associa
ton and p Brennan J. II. Thorn. J. W Eursson J.
b. 0delL and W. J. Lawrence trustees This club
ganized Jan II, lsSs with Is members and has
6s active and honorary membcra and club property
Of house and real estate worth fS2.O
new HAVEN. 0ec 6-Sow that the football season has
passed the Ynle College have left tho training
beh and heavy work is being done as preparation for
the hrst term examinations which begin Dec and
close Dec R On the roopening OF the college after tho
holidays the mon who candidates for tho base ball
nine will be taken IN charge in the ball cage High
street Al Of last years PLAYERS excepting Noyes have
returned. and will probably play so that possibly but
one new man will be placed on this years nno. The
Yale football MANAGEMENT has received q check for
IS 900 ION account" or iale.Princeton game
Thanksgiving day
The sun., 1889-12-08
wheeling Men Meet.

A meeting Of the Rights and Privileges and
Improvements OF Highways Committee of tho League
of American Wheolmen was held at the ofice OF tho
President OF the League yesterday. Tho meeting was
one of the most important that has bsen held by the
association for time. President Charles Luscomb
occupied the chair, and members of both the Rights
and Privileges and Highways Committee from all
OF the country present The of the League
is the Introduction of bills tho Legislatures of New
York, Maryland. New Jersey. Virginia Ohio Illinois
and Massachusetts for the general Improvement OF the
highways
Tho outline OF the bills decided upon yesterday for
the abOishing Of the present system Of maintaining
roads by tho work OF farmers and land owners and
providing for the appointing OF state engineer have
direct supervision or tho hiRhwAYB ana that they
be constructed on the best scientific tystem. private
supervisor is to be appointed IN each county who will
be appointed by the state engineer The for the
work Is to be raised by assessment
Tho members OF the committees are: A. Berry. ST
LOUIS; u PerkinB Cambridge; y. CoBrumL PoughEeep
sic; O. Butler Buffalo, ". share Brooklyn. and j. Bea
An
The sun., 1889-12-08
Shooting Noten.

At the regular weekly shoot of the Miller Ride Club Of
Hoboken the following gentlemen the winners in
their respective classes: Class A A.. AeYerA win q
of 2+I; ClASS b. r. Kicking 235 Class C. Bosom
2la lhe shooting was done on the Our own BORING
standard target
4 team match which is creating great deal of
nereB among the trap shooters OF the Middle States
will be that between tho South Side Gun Club of Newark
and tho Amersfort Gun Club of Long Island which Is
take place in Newark on Thursday. Dec IL There viii
be fifteen men on team. ana each man Will have
Association rules
W. Fred Quimby. the popular and expert trap shot Of
Newark has been selected substitute the Eastern
trap ehots that the country shortly
shooting series of matches against similar team
from tho West r. H. Keller. Tee Kay OF shooting
fame las signed TO do advance work of the com
binAtiOn lie leaves about Dee Is for CincnD att
the st shoot OF the series takes place shortly after the
hoidAyL
AZ tbs eonclusion Of the Class Thompson match at
White Plains on Tuesday last UpdeErove enthuBIaG
tic lever Of pigeon aho.iinE offered Guataneea purse
terms. Fifteen @ dollars entrance eAch man, nftetn
modified: 10 o. les. - than thirteen men came 70 tho
away made clean score Of hhesn birds ra:ght and
iieddtn , Collins and Castle tied with single misk
money rather than shoot of the tie Thompson took
third money with thirteen killed ont of the tteen shot
ut. Fourth money went TO Dittmar and Gstue.
The sun., 1889-12-08
COursinE Interrupted.

The Eastern CoursinR Club OF Long Island
tried to hold Its first meeting yesterday EnKands
farm at Hcksyille but the r. q. A. put stop IN tho
proceedings after tho first Six OF their officials
the ground and the nrNt pair OF do2s
slipped and the first rabbit Killed they arrested
both tho slipper and starter and hauled them before
the Justice of tho Peace 1T nieksviIle.
The grounds which the Jack rabbits had been kspt
covered about 90 acreA The hrst started
eLOiosed field Of between Eve and six acres with
4 IArse outlet end TO enable tue rabbits to
escape The OF the - r. C. A., iu their anxiety to
the start crowded and obstructed ire outlet pre-
venting the Jack rabbit from escaping through intn
tho nearby soysr This Was the principal reason why
the doss did not dnd any difficulty in making the kl
II tho outlet had mot been DISTRACTED tho rA0bt would
probably have found cover and ultimately escaped his
The Judge OF the course decided that would be better
to suspend the sport until the difference between
cub and thoaAlsecutng officers had been legally de.
Glued. SLs cnb will try 70 hold its next meet on Wei
watsons fawn dog waverly lat the WoodhAven Ken,
run up scored most Of tho turnA and cnfshsa VITA
good XIII; Mr. Jones OF Philadelphia acted a. .udee.
The entries were:
Woodhayen Kennels black bitch Fleet va WatsonH
fawn dog WAyeryi lIuntingtonk black and white dog
BRltins vs. II. HRrmony's b. d. HazehuIst; CRrmani8
b. Wanda vs. hunngElo lon,s nl " Highland Chief
o. ilHTmonysD;w nsrinony va Lamberts b d.
Andy NcGregor; weboorS Sister In Black l. 4
Noes d. Glenborg; BlakhAmsb b. ". b. Clio va Gar.
huttB T. b. Forest Queen; Worth'B br. d. irincO
WeborB W, b. b. Mother Denricke.
The sun., 1889-12-08
Tho Winning English JockeyO.


- The list of winning jockeys is headed by
7. Loates, who has had no fewer than 167 win
ming rides, against SO last year; Next to him
comes g. Barrett with 128. and he is separated
by q long gap from his younger brother. Fred,
who is third with 80. This. however. ie re:
taken into consideration aud he is two in front
OF Watts who comes fourth on tho list. OF the
northern jockeys Pagan stands out best with
Ss Tins which place him nth in 4 the list. and
Ghandley with so and 5s. respectively. Little
Blake has done we'll for this is only his
fourth season and he has the respectable
total Of SO. the same IS James y oodbnrn; and
Is in front OF Bruckshaw. Warne. Ltddiard,
John Osborne. g. Chaloner, Wall. Bradbury.
and the brothers Mornington and Thomas
Cannon. The season has introduced us to one
or two promising GappIentices Gpp among, whom
ford. in the employment of Jarvis Sadler, and
Ryan respectively II! ness has caused T. Can
non Sr., to be seen in the saddle far too SOL
dom, and nj he has had only eight winning
Thou.,and Guineas, in which he rode such
magnificent finish on Enthusiast, and l trust a
winters rest will restore him to health. 80 that
next season he may pursue with success the
profession IL which he is such bright orna-
ment.
The sun., 1889-12-08
Hot After tho Marine.

George La Blanche has received OF late more
challenges and offers do battle than any other boxer
In the puRilistic They como from all parts Of
this country and England Jack Dempssy's sole am.
bion of is to get another chance at the Marine
Pat Farrell the Pittsburgh policeman, has had forfeit
up for tho last month try and catch La Blanche Ed
Smith Of Ienver Is going TO California for the sans
purpose lie is said to have De6ted the Marine In few
rounds last spring. II Billy Mccarthy defeats Dempsey
he will make an effort TO meet La b!anchs. sack
fogerity Is after the Bill GoOde OF England
viii come 10 this country II he chn get chance at the
Marine. ReddY Gallagher, Young Mitchell Johnny
Reagan. Mike Donavan. Sailor brown and half dozen
other middle weiSlis are IN the field aSain,t the CON
querOr of Jack Dempsey La Blanche himself Ia taking
everything very quietly and to be BIT
anxious meet any body lust at present.
The sun., 1889-12-08
zHH KENTUCKY JAox-PoT STAKE
Anew Stake 90 be Run at the Three RaeinG
ROtnta In that State.

LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. AFTER a lot Of
correspondence. the details OF the new stake
to be run at the three Kentucky racing points
have been arranged. II is the most unique
stake ever given in the United States and is as
follows:
The Kentucky Jsckiot ,stskes-To be run annually
inEton the Louisville Jockey Club at Louisville and
the BatonIa Jockey Club At CovingtOn. Entries for
.prns meeting Of 1890 to c0,s on Jan Is lsso; for
only go II declared before April 1h 1880
(monoy TO accompany declaration; 81 900 added
By the as,oclston toi the stake run over is own
g % the q the Kentucky association
course % the Lopsvlo Jockey Club the third race to
.ons Jockey Club The horse WANING any ono Of these
the money added by sneh association tossther with
hand, OF such ss'OeiAton Que on, on said race
.hlra sloo The rsmninder VIII i, BE-. be bel, held
OF said rloes said horse shall receive all Of the added
Eoins 70 tho second and third horses horse may be
the race or rscss entered In but to be eligible fer all
,yeAroldh iOS pounds; four yeRrk l22 pounds
nvo years and upward l2e pounds
The sun., 1889-12-08
Jack rorer,ty Arter M,ke Dopnvan.

Jack FoRerity. the very clever and game
middle weight who gave Jack Dempsey such q terrific
battle few ago when he had but little experience
and skill Is in town looking for battle with good
In conversation with q SUN reporter Forgerity
said: :" have como over to Now York to try and ar
range fight with some high dyer in my clasa would
much prefer that man to be Mike DonRvan, who has
attracted much attention BY claiming to haye bested
Dempsey in six rounds in public exhibition In Brooklyn.
Ifeel fully confident that DonAvAn would have no soft
snap with me in the sAme number OF rounds, or 10
hnsh There iB reason why he should refuse to
me, especially as he thinks himself better man than
Dempsey o myself If cannot hI n with tho Pro-
fessor shall be willing to meet all comers for stake,
purse money. Most anything will be agreeable
mean business. anu intend calling of the
RreRt and fancy boAers DOWN.
The sun., 1889-12-08

TIE Frinsstons Defeat = Fiohsa Tear. at
WnshinRtnn.

WAsHINoroN. Dec. 7.-Ths Washington Base
Ball Park held such fashionable assembase A.
that which witnessed the Princeton champion football
team walk away from picked eleven chosen from the
football teams Of this city. distinguished gathering
Of statesmen and dplomstA many Of them accom-
panied By ladies' we're in the grand stand, and sH.
changed "reminiscences Of athletic sports in their
young dayG Although the local players realized how
much they oyermAtchsd both in skin and weight
they put up good game The had out nearly
only men laid OF Their principal effort was directed
toward ,hatins out their opponents and they
their hearts from humping.
sam King next 70 the fastest sprinter in the country
ss' .sS SI ana S Vi; Win 't half tg%I
when snstc" Xmes doSnsd him The PfnSsson: sSS
other chance 10 !coFs TSs ehS@pons ush Sso hc h
didn't Justify ts great reputation and the famous re.
"ofns Snd fSnHn SoS.p pSs C SPsTS and
the Washington men, who uniformly tAcke high.
he low ,SoRe IscR half Sssa 9hrtS %nutsn sSd
s = g 5'i ss sPa \ u as s;i
5000 i.l,'to! ana rsss S:S''Y2 In. rgiS
% nSs and T.. yh' T .,aS.p si uPnsF ss GSS1
was revelation here in the art of lodging along the
Sh 0nt hs S .csm. % HG
tied several times and once lost his side twenty-five
on foul s1s sSo
line taeEiinE we'll tho last named also Ssttins
ns.,on tSaH.s sySi work. HHH very %aSs
most OF the gains resident team il being useless
Tor the rush line 70 attempt anything against Prince
Rsf and cS1 wsT Hna nSpsd sS anS
had to give way TO two other Princeton substituted
The sun., 1889-12-08
The Con,ns oAsss Match.

Mr.. Gunsberg said last evening that he
would sail for Havana next Wednesday to play
the match with Mr.. TchiRorin. Great interest
is felt In the match by chess players here. as 1t
will probably lead to mi stch for tho champion
ship OF the world. Mr.. Gunsberg arrived from
Europe in tho Alaska a week ago. He is in
good playing form. and will do his best 10 win.
He beat the Russlan champion In both tho
here last spring SO good and strong play may
be looked for, The winner will challenge Mr.:
ktoinitz for the world's championship. and il
Mr.. SteinitZ deoines TO play. the winner OF tho
HAVANA match will declare himself champion
OF the world.
The sun., 1889-12-08
Fighting Notes.

Prot n. Pbtre offers to match his pupil Jack Barrett
against Patrick Reagan in hniEh match for $3.50 u
aide aud tho lightweight championship OF the Tenth
Ward.
Jem Mace and Az Greenfield are giving boxing sx.
hibtionS together evening in London lust at
ent Tho veterans are drawing crowded houseA
Eddie Donnely the Coney Island puHiNSt, writes that
he /, satisfied with tie result OF his with Pete
Mace and will meet Maces representative a. any place
the latter VIII designate 10 sign articles for another
match at l2l pounds for u purse OF $3.50
Jack McAuihe Is very anxious TO shake the hand OF
his imIntnse California namesake Joe McAune who
IL coming East Jack and Joe will probably form
sort OF q boxing combination Rnl give exhibitions
through the country under the management OF Billy
Madden
twill TO news to many friends OF Warren LewiG the
weii.known athlete and mAnAuer to know that he has
leased tho TOoy establishment AT NO. Eighth avenue,
between TwentyBeventh and Twenty eighth streetA
and named 1t AlhambrA Hall He has closed his Consy
Island place
The sun., 1889-12-08

wnLIAMsTowE. Mass., Dec. 7.--oharles
CLARK. trader In BlackinRton. has big brown
horse that he drives In his delivery wagon. In
his barnyaId Clark has hydrant for supply
ing water for use about the barn and outbuild-
inGs. Some days ago there was somo delay in
giving the big brown horse his usual drink
The hor-e walked out OF the barn. ami. going
TO the hydrant. turned the cock with his toeth.
let the trough run full OF water, and then turn
Then he drank hts fill and returned to his
place In the barn. Since then he has perform
ed the same act every day. and seems to en-
i0Yit
The sun., 1889-12-08
Meeting OF The National A.C.

An important meeting OF the National Ath-
letic Club OF Brooklyn was held at tho club rooms on
Friday evening, Edward q. Stevenson was elected
President in place OF Charles L. Bsrner resigned The
Secretary reported the club as being IN nourishing
eoudilion. twenty-five new members were admitted
Tho club has leased the 2o by 10 building on the corner
q LaMtSn s!Tss' and BLSHSway Y Agy@RAsium, 2, 6y
GAry AppuItenRnceh Tho membership list numbers
over 900. The regular annual election OF the club will
take place Friday, Dec. 20.
The sun., 1889-12-08

PORTLAND. Conn.,, Dec. Tho Connecticut
River at thiS pOint has been higher than has been
known In tho fall for ycara Last week. just before tho
cold snap, John Con Of GildSrsleeve At the meadows
slaughtered sixtY:thTee muskratS ono mink and one
duck: Alex Hale OF Portland Is perhaps tie champion
skunk huntor Of this section lie has killed scores OF
these animals this season ana derives quite
from their pelts ana OIL ey baked skunk is lot an
uncommon sight on Mr.. II ale D taIle
Holmes brothers OF Long llill have captured hye
raccoons during tho past week ths Mots
Cave Shch S pretty Sood for Sonneoticut coon hunt
dletown paper last week, wherein certain party do
The sun., 1889-12-08
Prluss for leo Yacht Kne,nr.

HEwBURGH. Dec 7.-The prizes for the sew
era classes of iceboat announced by tho o. ange
Lake leo Yacht Club which intends 70 have n lively
winter OF It, are follows; Challenge cup OF America
for hrsclaSs boats; challenge cup OF 1884 for ALL with
allowance; Van Eostrand challenge Gun second and
third class bouts Hganson cup for third class boats
only kiid championship reInant for all boats OF
club Tho Regatta Committee IN place such han Ap
on the last boats may ia their Judgment SsGn proper
the officers tor the ensuing year have beon elected
dore, willeW Eidd: Treasurer uardusr Van Nosiand;
Regatta Comm.tIge, Gardner Van EoStrAnd Dr Wal.
dron Is. b. ACo:9 DANES S. Taylor. William II. Smith
The sun., 1889-12-08

The coming prize ring mill. under London
rueA for sAuOo between Jem Smith and Frank slavin
tho champion of Australia exciting much inter.
est among sporting In England for such All i'm
portant event IN puRiSm. Smith has found new
backer and has left London for Brighton where he s
supposed be training Tho fat lays in hRbby folds all
body, and It will be dnicult Job got him
proper form, savn will require much work. he
almost Mt At present hRht for hiS life Ho Ia max
Ing his preparations in the neiEh6orhood Of MarRAte
under the care of Fred SymeR There 10 rumor in
London that tho men VIII not meet A great many OF
Smiths late followers think tho EnRshman is not half
in earnest, and have lost faith in their champion
The sun., 1889-12-08
A Cycling Unlon Dlssauas.

meeting OF the Cyclists Union OF Long
Island WAS held at tho club house OF the Brooklyn
Bicycle Club 80 Hanson place, last evening, and tho
association dhoanded President BrIdgmsn represent
cd the Kings county wheemen, Mr. Weed the
attached wheslmen and MeSsra Parker and starr the
Long Islands The motion made by Nh. H. RAYMOND OF
the BrookyH Clnn to h,6oand was seconded, az there
was no use OF tho association remaining In existence
Some $3.50 In the hAndS of the Trasufrr OF the
citation which VIII be equally divided among tho
having the largest mSmbs[shiP in the union. meet.
the Affairs of the old association
The sun., 1889-12-08
Jack McAul,ne WIN rleh, No More.

Jack McAulifle. lightweight champion OF the
world, announces his intention Of giving up puEillsm 70
enter what he deems lucrative business that Of
bookmaking. His book" will bo backed by two mil.
uonAiro horse ownerS and, as he 10 shrewd fellow.
there s reason why he should not amASS . comfort
able fortune in his business within the next few
yearA Together with party of friendS AoAulifs re-
turned from Boston late Friday night when Joe Ian
non gave his decision after the nRht the champion
quietly remarked that he was through with nEhtinE
Nobody paid any attention to this remark but seems
that Jack meant what he said.
II have learned by experience that there 10 money
in hghtinR" he said TO a suE man. ITO be aure,
there plenty OF notoriety but don't know where
man get board for glory. OF couse was dissStiS
fed with Joe LAunon decision. II unQuestionAbIy
unfair and think that Boston 10 good place
for fighters who want fair play to steer clear of After
pay my expenses out or my end Of the purse will
hardly have enough left to pay for Turkish bath
Il there any money in this ia Ike to
smart duck put up counterfeit ticket and
instead OF select party of expected 70 1nd
in a quiet club house saw iOO bowling BoBtOnianB
crowded In LOTT the top floor Of warehouse on
dark alley. The Crib Cub is the Sickest club have
and II latest experience isn't enough to
make any quit the business Id like to ascertain
what's" ...
McAute's friendH who expected to see good hght
between the champion and Jimmy Carroll will bo dis
appointed wnen they learn OF his permanent RETRO
ms Mt he