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The sun., 1889-11-19
Turf Notes.

EoAn has gone lame at Clifton. He will probably be
retired for the winter
J,K. Newton of San Francisco has lost the chestnut
colt Derect imported from Australia. by Robinson
crusoe out of Beatrice
The fast race horse Badge purchased by Mr. Mullins
s snd sa on he w 51 5s4s.g y Il H. Sef
Mr. John Kelly brought sunshiue to the Elizabeth
track Yesterday rhrtYeight o9CkmAkers drove lively
track since his recent illness
Il 10 understood that Cart James FRANKLIN has pur-
ana vii sIses him H ne sua AZ pne. Sa% hAe
county, to take the place Of the late imp. GlenEarry
The frssfoT al PaGsrs race at Montgomery on Nov
2:2a a:isN 2ls1ihe three fastest heats over paced
or tTotted in the Gulf States Tho track is considered
Pitsasld Mass boasts of having on tho farm of Mr.
W. All one of the anest collections Of purely bred
Mr. Allen has expended about S3ao0oo in purchSsinR
horses and building stableE
Gen. Robinson, President OF the Kentucky Association
reports that an arrangement has been made u avoid
conflict between tho Nashville and Lexington meetings
and T hs6 and sS %sspf a
begin Mhy7 and last seven days up to the mtonE at
irm iEsrm Franklin "a, the coming winter Mr. si6iey
as soon As Jack Frost puts In All appearance and by
lowing this plan should Tho winter ordinarily cold
fnsn the % viii be SGSd sharp and the Winssr
training begun.
oIS TSG,.E nov greatly yoEus in Austria hs.
United BtAtes would have felt quite at home during
Of American driver at MOSCOW, c0ncsrnns the old
between losers and winners AZ to tho honesty
of gait Of the successful contestant
Tho trottinR stallion Tornado stolen from W. N Pan.
coabts stables In erchAntyo recently has beer traced
Sesp Gs ssoSqs aETsS sf @s
Of worthless check for 5ocashed for eorGe
So horse last tuesday night but MI Fsneo1st @
Declined 70 let the animal go The MESSENGER was al
Rpu messenger were gone
The sun., 1889-11-19
Harvard Men In Bad shape.

BOSTON, Nov. 1S. - There are several
wounded football players at Harvard College
who are trying to force natures healing pow
ers IN order to be In condition TO tackle Yale
at Springfield next Saturday. Both the Traf-
fords are used up. but Perry, being In the rush
line. got the worst OF 1t. His face is raw In sew
eral places where the earth was used as plane
to take of the skin. His shoulders are sore
and strained. and are mass Of black and blue
Jumps to-day. Cumnock feels as II he had
been through threshing machine. He did
the rushcrs Of both teams whenever he
went down. None OF his bones were
broken. but q black eye. strained arms. and
barked shins will remind him Tor some time to
come OF this battle of tho giants. 1t seems
that SAKE was knocked out In the second half.
and was helped of the field, after lying where
he fell for q few minutes. Cranston, the big
Harvard guard who bore the brunt otthe fight,
was walked over rough ehod by the Princeton
bruisers. Dean, the lively quarter back. has
big confusion on his thigh. which prevents him
from taking violent exercise. But all expect
to be In condition to. play next Saturday. and
threaten to make UP for Saturdays loss by de-
feAtinE Yale.
The sun., 1889-11-19
TIE RUNNERS At CLIFTON

YIreay Wins the Handicap, Beating 8t
John In y Driving Finish.
Tho attendance was fair yesterday at Cliff
ton when the bell called the horses to the post
for the first race. Betting was heavy both In
the books and mutual pools. but more than
one oGood thing went wrong. Parthian and
Bessie X. notably 30. For the handicap three
horses started almost equal favorites. the race
going TO Freny after driving finish. although
tho result might have been reversed II Andy
Mccarthy had not taken matters too easily.
T6S track was 10 GoSd sS3don and fast
Vorttes and short horses.
THE FIRST RACE.
pin,stu Purse 500; m Aye fnrlOnE&
Vstrssa Sf iuS tfsosSpsops sT siotii1 ey LonGfsow-
ccS5sy Gs:ysH e. kisE iEGEsr i1 49, tSlsy'on
ESss.li EingSst fssO King idsi. faftiii1, Ban
snS h easily BY Two lengths the same between second
s. sS.' Essss ys'sf e i S.s; place
THE BEcoND RACE.
ruTsi $500 for tWOssarOldI ssllinE thrssquArtsrs
MeGssr:n p!T;cI w. Oven Golden BY Harry oFA
SS.$iss Pis: Hs:.. . lof OlsEsao. tsaao.,.::::
Won by head, the s"ms b:t9sen second and third
Sss ias
THE THIRD RACE.
'sn Sl. iH sns aAs e
= fsionTs Dr. b. Bati:rs6;y. s. i0i *. Tcosiibyj SO"
ASAahon co blk; c. Falcon. 4 Ice w. Reagan, .
pniohnIh Onafiie King Arthur Little Barefoot and
Royal carter AlSS ran
and third " '"''" S''onu
Post BsttInE-FiVo to 4 on BFait: against Battsr,by
place. .sloa D AutuAlL 81 81 " ~, SL35.
THE RoURTH RACE
The Herald HaudeAp purse $500 for all ages; seven
and = half furlonKS. N-
" hec9ITIsks Oh 4. Pirsny T. by Ill Ussd-Fsn
/ L LiOyds ch e. 81 John a. i20 H. NcCarthyj........
IvAnhoO Stables ch c. Keynote, 4 IU6 (BaFlon1 ..
-, leeDorG AAepeth ILL., Telie Doe. and Garrison also
Tina I:Do1k
fehD va 9S 6IaI ShoW "a the ISAA with RiFs6y
a.A10A0ls - SzSaS AAa b. JSkl llSlSAiSd q
The sun., 1889-11-19
SHOOTING.

Mr. Charles Badd has ACCEPTED FSsd I'D ErSs M sha,. 4
nFs for shf a. 1 b pas. @ aT' So
ii, as tho date.
Gns;ss S
Sg1 three WeGdeock and MH s the r' day
Pompon to do it either
Tho American Shooting Association expect to maksa
Of clubs and the Country such ex:
Prss,on. % they msE make .S s%nesrn9G Gr @ or for
bird shooting.
Gu. L. Frechs of Newark, on the day he shot the
lockers liver colored pointer thoroughly broken and
sam S% hs SS a BY 1
whiteheads wel-known pointer ronto.
man Snee o1. Of Of S CIV %
Ss% & Ssalea Il: das I!SsTssS"hi,: Soa,s;
in Newark. both In looks and field work.
Game Warden Charles A. shr,ver OF New jersey ro-
ports that during the past year SIX persons have
shooting game OF Fourteen OF tho persons
were convicted three DISCHARGED, and six are s to 6e
altogether $3.50 iine.
classify as - IN the T5.t Regiment
out OF possible 500 at AL the ranges with reguIaton
sasd various GSmRSn'ss Fgsn f0l0T.;
sa snd ss = oacsrs have a. ali passed H. Inc
Capt Joseph .. sanborn; Company 9. First Regiment
asy :od9s nS on al &. hSn %S in ap ms5 %
d. S Zoo Hs 5 has cE Be!ts @ @ e. "a e in AID
s.ns pe a 10 & 3 n down Sys tSs @
while rrins.
The Essex cSy Gun cus Of Ssw.rt T hGa M
City heights Gun Club a. Marion on Thursday Noy Il
a Or s"s Hs9 a. S.S %
snS S % S0ss s sH.n Ss en as
shortly; watch charm valued az Sl3 viii be presrLed
sportsman having three score and some odd years
Dan Terry. Eeet Agar and Gus Truss. all OF Planned
E Thsy foGn% Sas few Sids ana rspoTt e as
eu SnS Des
ever were alte numerous no less than hye hsndSome
a"ans
they would have EvsH them better sport than did the
.H1us ss yr: e S sx at mr. mr.
provsmsnt to@pany at Psnwood. stsfted brace Of
Eoodcoek fairly from under his feet while his way
Thy s@ on IL moa asS fashion tor no, 20 over 10
IN ahs sdtSPed e M aeS Ps 81 not over
yards from the station and close to tho main driving
Charlie Smith " l. Force Joe Obi Of rIainns,d and
=; seass
goed dssI. They msds however. ihs s.nd'oRs 6ssos
were a, thick hay seed n barn Never esi0r. had
condition. anu A'''' -
.% g. Bs@a e. G .h CITY y'sn1Sa T.. s.
returned from I6ise Weeks shooting trp In viirns
ssSoS SHS SSf & GaEa aas SO M & :nss .s s".
work than was good for them. Miranda one OF these
bsAutu liyerand white pointer and entered for the
Central Field TTiAlH was WORE down 80 much A. TO
leopard hiS chances in these trials. HiA other CO.
nineB . handsome setter of nearly pure LRveTAck
blood and a blue Boiton sster o. the biooe Of thal
famous canine crack champion in the nsd and at bench
shows, GlAdStone MIR. Richards Ia one of the few
who love 90 shoot and loves 70 work with welbroksn
to = deg ee. and for yeATS has expended annually
large in his endeavor animal that meets bis
desires In every II they do not come up TO his
ideal in their ned work he be: no use for them after
gun twenty-five quail each day. lie SRyG further that
going for pleasure simply this occasion gave him more
work than play owing 10 the scarcity OF the birds.
The sun., 1889-11-19
Tho Dam OF Many Famous Trot.ers.

NEwBURaH, N. Y, Nov. 1s.-The old and
valuable brood mare Nell. which died few
days ago at WashnGtonville. this county. was
the dam OF many famous Orange county trot-
ters. She was bred by F. Beekman Brooks in
1858, her dam being the yelling marc and her
sire Mr.. Rysdyk's great Hambletonian. The
most noted Of her offspring are Bateman, who
has record Of 2:22 and is now owned In Cali
fornia: Florence. owned by r. 8. Veech Of the
Indian Hill Stock Farm in Kentucky. and who
is the granddam OF Epaulette. who has been
sold for $780, and has a record OF 2:19: Bur-
glar. with a record Of 2:24h: Gambetta. the
sire Of Volmer, who is owned by S. D. Kit
fridge OF Peekskill and has record Of 2:24k;
Virginia. who was purchased by Secretary OF
the Navy Benjamin F. Tracy and sold at his
sale for 81 .900 and Harry, owned by j. A. Har-
per. one Of the publis hing firm. 1t is also said
that Nells granddaughter Pantalette's or
spring has realized for her owner Mr.. Veech
Of Kentucky, about $4,000 Nell had in all ten
colts. having foaled the last one In 1881. All Of
them have been speedy and perfectly formed
trotrers. Eight Of them brought to Mr. Brooks
high figures, and he has now only one OF her
family left, n fine bay mare by Rising Star.
This one has q valuable colt bv her SIDE the
sire being Atlantic. who was recently sold and
sent to Italy. Nell was q counterpart OF Major
Thomas Morton's brood marc Kate. the mother
Of Bruno Bonnette. Breeze, and that great
family OF trotterB.
The sun., 1889-11-19
IN TIE BAsE BALL ARENA.
The HoosIers Will Stick TO ths League
Kilroy Has Not Signed.


INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1s.-President Brush
has Just returned from the League meeting In
New York. "We will certainly have a club In
Indianapolis next yenr." taid he. II do not
think there is tho slightest possibility OF 1u-
dianapolis being crowded out on account OF
the Washington club being sold. President
Hewett told me that he intends to remain In
the League. and feel confident that he has no
intention OF selling. There is a much greater
inducement for the wenk clubs to remain In
tho League than ever before. We didn't get oil
we asked at the meeting but we got enough to
benefit US very materially. BY the addition OF
Brooklyn and Cincinnati to the League. we
the country. Indianapolis will profit great
deal by tho adoption OF the rule giving the
VISITING cs tb AZ per Ses o tn
mo. 1t seems to be a very frail orGaniza-
tion. In New York. for instance. II Is lncorpo.
rated with capital stock OF but $4,000. That
seems to be very small sum of money behind
n lions DO not think we have much 10 fear from
the brotherhood"
you expect fSt any & the I1SdSnap0s play
iect. II they DO ioin i We thinf they wIIl show
has player that he is going to get something
in retarn for his services Se. whe9 ne puts MS
to and had long
conferences with President Brush and 1t 10
thought tonight that he has again agreed to
take the captaincy of the club for another year.
The Brotherhood enterprise seems to have
gone up in this LOCALITY. The leading mem
quit tonight Within the, next day OF. two
It ia now asserted that all the players Of the
Indianapolis Club will have signed and that
Denny. Bovle. and Rusie have, already put
down their names. or. II not. will surely do 1t
tomorrow.
The base ball situation here tonight is quite
as sensational as the Brazilian revolution and
Dom Pedro's fight to Portugal
BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. 1a.-" You can tell the
people OF Baltimore" said Matt Kiroy. the ia
nous Southpaw twirler Of the Baltimore Club:
to reporter yesterday. :" that haven't signed
any contract with the Brotherhood. and the
kilograms sent out to that effect are fal se You
know me well enough by this time to bet that
l wouldn't make any break like that without
letting Mr.. Barnle know oil aboutit In advance.
i came over To Baltimore specially to tell him
that the whole thing is a lie. like Baltimore
and l like Mr.. Barnie. and guess he and can
come to terms for next senson. l expect to
play right here In Baltimore"
Brotherhood?"
Well. yes. Arthur Irwin had a talk with me.
but that is all there is In it,"
The sun., 1889-11-19

The Hudson Jockey Club announce big
fields OF entries for the initial races on the new
mile track to-day. There will be racing, rain
or shine. to the music OF full band. The
probable starters and weights are:
First RAce-Pursc ssto for all ages: nre furlong.
FordhAm lls Rebellion. llS Herman li5; Carlow, lla
Blue Rock, I 8; Topeka, 10; ThAd Rowe. llO 1ssa-
Quena nly, iO2; Gipsy My lo2; Wayward, ia
Becond Race-Purso S o.; selling: six and half fur.
longs. Equality. l,B; Lemon, lo5; Biecricly. los;
OArsma an, lO5; Lizzie Scott lUS; Alfred lUl Rupert
IoI; Mia 90; Hot Scotch. es: Pommery Sec, 9s: Tom
Hearn1 rs; Bella eS LorriA IS; lSis 10: Cheney luo
Third Race-Pnrse 500 for twoyear:olds three. rec.
Morristown Gormsrly BsFatolls con Us; Pilgrim liz;
Jerry 100; Bias, lrS; Ban Lassie o. ,.,,
one mile and sixteenth King Crab ile pounds; Ford
stick iO9: Larchmont. iu6 Dunboyne, lo6; Oregon.
lU6; Merden lu9; Tavston. los: Bravo lO4; GuarAn-
tee, lO4 Bellwocd 1Ot: Castnway 1l lO2; Golden Ree
lo2 Tipstaf lu1 Mary T. "; Bordoaise. 95; sam D.,
e5; ST Nick %; Wynwood. 90,
Fifth Race-Purse 500; mile and an eighth Glen.
dale, llO Sorrento llO; King Crab l07; ST. Nick lU7;
LAynia Bella lo7; stephLnio, lO7.
Sixth Race-Purpe S3Co. selling; seven fuIlonRG Tu.
mis-, l25; Purse, i2a; WAqdermept, ~; Boode ~;
Big Brown Jug ils; Stanley Sharpe, 49, Hattoo lla
The sun., 1889-11-19

Bowling Notes.

The Echo Volunteer aud Recreation Clubs will bowl
At the Carruthers tourn nAment tomorrow evening
The match games OF the Wheolmen's Bowling League
Will begin ON Dec 2 the nrBt game being played be.
tween the Brooklyn Bicycle Club and the Citizens Club
Tho game scheduled for Nov. % In the Amateur Bowl
ing Association League between the Jersey City
and Palma Club teamA tho formers AleyA has be-
postponed until the following evening account OF an
snisrtainment being held by the Jersey City Athletic
Club on the former date
On account Of the tie game rolled between the Fear
less bowllnR CLUB and the kings County Wheemen on
Wednesday last, which when run on resulted In q win
ior the W., the Fearless Club have eh hRlengOd the
wheel Club 70 match game but II 10 doubtful they
OATuthefS and Wheemens tournaments
This evening the second game OF . best two out of
three seIss between the strong Rosevle and jersey
CITY Athleue Club teams will take place the formers
alleys In Newark The jersey City Athletic Club won
the nrst EAme, which took place their own AllOyG
ana II they do not win might their opponents will
only have small majority the jersey City team is
composed OF players who recently rolled up an l60O
otani and Staten Island will open the season Of the
Amateur bowling League ~ HAcksnsAck this evening,
teTs tho contest this year with bright hopes and q
promise TO make far better showing than last season.
when It was very bad last the list This year the
CLUB had itA alleys improved. so that they are
claimed 20 be equal to any In the League the club
members have taken such an interest In preliminary
practice that there were nfteen pretty high boWlOr
from which 70 select the regular team for the champi
pee gamsi a 2. Hll 22ai O. j. Wood 2ISI 4. VIVA.
llama 2Oei a. Green 209; y. A Anthony, l60 II. ConI.
NJ, leS; J. q B0gerA 1905 Y. J. BAutA 100; Sam WI
llama IUI Warren BAEJhOk I6A Total I,eSA
The sun., 1889-11-19
Columbla'u Final Games.

The Columbia College Football Team will
play three games this week. and finish Its work
for this year. This afternoon the team will
play Wesleyan University. Thursday afternoon
Amherst, and Saturday afternoon Cornell All
these games will be on the Berkeley Oval.
This afternoons game will be a very close one,
as the teams are very evenly matched. Wes-
0. and Columbia, three weeks ago. when the
team was not in as good condition as ut pres
will probably be composed OF s. D. Pierce,
right end J. X. Beekman, right tackle; T. L.
Chrystie.. right guard; A. O. Gildersleeye.
Metcalfe, lett tackle: J. A. Barnard left end:
J. n, HEWLETT. captain, half back II. E. Tuttle,
half back: r. g; Dilworth. quarter back. and @.
w. Trippe. full back.
The sun., 1889-11-19
Odds and Ends Of Shorts.

Amssting Of The New England Amateur Athletic As,
ps & &sS1"E 10 so "a sSsUn Ss annas Tay'n
ssn mn, IN city Of BosSn a; the
ton OF casino large building intended Tor the &C.
r Ess Soa
BANGOR a for Want P0s II a'Ss SSss
As; vim SsoS az ssnsr me-.
socn 70 % e. oSsf SsE.rs "a ssc sEas a many
sahsr ara S%R 1isa'' shsn JUMP a4ss
as @c.s n e aSs Later wa"
north Of England Xeohdsrsbs to be- toasb sis
esao hS EEa oh S.s and Ss
70 & ss TR or Gs S SAs w s
s9s has AlTssdy won eight hghIs Conn Z white dog.
isnd. d 0'na'''A''h'a eye ID" party I" no" in Eng
Dennis Ga!lARhAr who has returned from Paris and s
12oo slds SSSlnst ssr sandoW or Samson toI DpGs
rs1IS @ % strsSTh IT, lifting heavy weight throwlnf %
s:cssa faa e: vim vim
in throwing hun inside MrS Soaa may sue
ssS q: III rs.S e 4It:
Jqhn U. Glosoni Secretary and Treasurer, George b
STags coaS. W.
ss'i ss sas Gus ~ NV S ISS
sSr n h contest fGI re national medal Many ehInSeS
sSS sss SSd1S Ing have bean %oysd
Ice boating is form Of sport in Detroit that never
no1rieSa tSS 3 70 any great extent but the p,osPest
S9ss o sSu es S = SGss a .:
iasS. and a number OF DSiroitsrs have announesd
purohSio @sI 80 pE Up A. sS fSGds @
SsGn as es SaP; q q: S;:
T Sod and thus enable the boats to gel cut 20 hc SS
n 9Th !ha has S'sn dSg. nsisI
nnS course for Ice yAchtA
The sun., 1889-11-19
Billiard Notes.

e. C. Gardner says that he has never played Daniel
Ioney amAteh game OF pool but has made agree
ment with him to play for So side but II able
TO meet him he Will challenge Charles struVe for the
same amount
The second class OF the Riverside wheeImen's pool
tournament resulted in victory for I'd iu,e with
seven games: Ed Powers second with six RameI W.
Christian won the hrst clAsS and the third aud last will
be played next week.
Tho handicap pool tournament OF tho Brooklyn b..
cycle Club will open io-mOrro evening Twenty.
eight entries have been received. Tho hAndcApS will
be allotted by II. L. Raymond.
Harvey McKenna- ths Al.EAl billiard player who had
TO abandon his match with Jacob schAefer because OF
his falling health s now In the New York Hospital Tho
Doctor say that he S suffering from consumption drop
VIII be tive years before hO can again handle billiard
Billiard professionals conesdS shat young George
Sharp the grandson of the late Broadway railroad mag
nate can make them All hustle when he tackles them
pool lie has frequently the whole hfteon balls
In "salbAil" game At ball pool and i is I'm
country who excel him combination pool III has
what Il called the ~ RhlsrUnl" stroke that made the
swode mhIve In his day. Young Sharp Is GlmOst as
clever AZ billiards As he Is At pool.
The sun., 1889-11-19
Al Lohnston IL Con fldent.

CLEVELAND. O.. Nov. 1s.-A special from
Youngstown. Ohio where Short Stop Mexican of tho
Cleveland Club In visiting Mceer the fielder
says both declared to-day that they would not sign
Brotherhood contracts.
Of the Brotherhood I" asked OF Al Johnston, tho
grand mogul of the Base Ball Players Brotherhood as
he leanod tho desk OF thewedde House this after
noon.
What do think ofi,' There is nothing In It Any.
thing scRre aud sensation you know can tell
you one thing, the Cleveland people will see home
team next season with more ginger IN than they have
interest in the success OF the club and they will make
grand strugg for that $1,000 which win be hung up
tho first prize. had my men engaged. and their
acknowledgment of the facts sworn tol before .
notary public long before the closed II OF
them fail to keep their agreement have number Of
frst-cass players who are anxious to como TO Ceve
land. player who violates his agreement can never
again become member of the brotherhood II our
association should fail the League will be glad
our players for we will have the best In tho land"
The sun., 1889-11-19
AMONG THE FIGHTERS.


Here's n Man Ready for Charley Mccarthy.
Jack Quinn, the champion Scotch light
weight. has authorized Rod Mcmahon to ar
range finish fight with skin gloves with
Charley Mccarthy, the former trial horse at the
Theatre Comique In Philadelphia. Quinn. who
is now engaged in getting Jimmy Lynch In
condition for his battle with Joe Flaherty said
to n reporter OF THE SUN at Wavery yester-
day: have been told that when Mccarthy
was meeting all comers at n public resort In
Hoboken, q couple OF weeks ago. no New York
man could be found who would give him a
four-round go on the inertia. l don't know
why boxers were 70 scarce Just then. 1t may
have been that the monetary consideration Of
fered was not sufficient or that good boxers
Of much in the way Of showing how a man can
fight for his life. / am Of the latter opinion
myself. but could not have met Mccarthy
pied. But will fight him to a finish. despite
his reputation for cleverness and strength"
Quinn is a very strong young fellow and as
game as they are made.
The sun., 1889-11-19
White and Hopper In a CIineh at Murray's
BeneAt.

Billy Murray. the clever little 110-pound
pughst Of this city rendered rousn9 benent at
West Side Hall In ThrtySixth street last night -Four
hundred sporting men were present and enjoyed the
spArrinT by = few welLknown nRhtsrA There was
little eIctSment during the evening. caused by the
meeting of Frank White the ex'liRhtweight champion
and JACK Hopper the l.epound fighter 1t seems that
Whites friends accused Jack Of speaking III of
with bath hands They came together In
Sineh a without EloysG E,i and the SpsstAtors Wit
WWinat1I WiSt whsH friend; Of g. the two intertersd
and hun his head. Hopper was not badly injured
that no could not make hasty escape. This bout will
Ihe bouts With gloves were given by Frank White and
eoored heavy weight and Nick Collins and Pete No
CAbe Aks BToslin and Tommy tilon spared four
very Lively rounds to the delight OF the crowd.
The Wind up was fonrround contest between Billy
huEray and Frank Boyd THIS resulted In clever sI.
hibilion OF the manly art
The sun., 1889-11-19
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS.

thnot many yssru ago people travelled on horse
back or by stages; now nifty miles hour is not fast
enough for them. Formerly people wrote letters that
were weeks In reAohlnR their desnatoni now the tee
graph flashes thought around the world Formerly doc
tors bed their patients for nearly every complaint
now they use advanced science Of the highest order
cous OF alcoholic stmuiants 10 one Of the striking
characteristics Of progress In the practice OF medicine
Curing the last half century" Prof Henry Mott Ph
D. y. C g. saya: BY q most careful hnalynih have
found Duty Pure Mst Whskey from adulttrat ons
o. toregn suoatAnseA and iL deserves 70 mSsi Win
great euccetA" The wsEknown DR.. Il W. hutchinson
Of New York saysi " hiRhly recommend Duhye Pure
nst WhiskeE and prelcribe eKtensiyey In my pIao
hee Rev. b. Mills OF Princeton Iowa says; y nave
used DHny,n Pure Wal. whiskey With great psnsa' 70
psrenee t q pure and most valuable medicine J an
also using u In the case Of my aou who 10 threaenea
Win consumption. | atm Presbyterian clergyman
and doctor q diyiny but am not afraid 70 Tsaom ON
Client tonic that know Of and my experiences Is large
The sun., 1889-11-19

Pat Killen arrived in this city yesterday,
and said to n reporter that he Is willing to fight
Domnick McCafrrey with any size gloves that
he may desire. and at any place between here
and ST. Paul Arthur 7. Lumley. who Is look
ing after KiIlen's interests. says that he will
back him against McCafrrey for any easonable
amount for finish tight or limited number
OF rounds. and II he will go to ST. Paul to meet
Xii! en-, no will pay the ex xpenses there and back.
and will post q forfeit with any reliable person
as soon as McCafTrey Is ready to accept the
challenge.
Il think this Is 4 very reasonable OFFER" said
Lumley. yesterday and. II McCaffrey really
for HIM 10 bo 1H ba .Is he ar W. ShRnee
moss, aud II he has any idea OF lighting he
should accept killen's challenge, and come to
time"