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Sheriff Sale.

Francis Arnold against Mary S. Gillam.-Ex-
ecution.
PY virtue of an Execution to me directed in
ID the above stated case, will sell to the
highest bidder, at public auction, within the
legal hours of sale at Abbeville Court House
on MONDAY the 4th day of MARCH, 1889. all
the right, title and interest of Sarah T.. Shep-
pard and Mary s. Gillian in the following de-
scribed property, to wit: One lot In the town
of Greenwood with the buildings thereon
containing
FOURTEEN QD ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by Main street, lot
of Peter McKeller, deceased, the Hacket
lands and others, as the property OF Mary s.
Gillian.
TERMS-Cash. w. D. MANN,
Jan. l3, 1889, 81. Sheriff A. e.
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Doctor" said the greatful patient,
seizing the physicians hand, 81 shall
never forget that to you 1 owe my
life." "You exaggerate," returned the
doctor, mildly; "You owe me only for
fifteen visits"
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Mortgages Sale.

DY virtue Of power of sale conferred by two
6 mortgage deeds, execu.Iu by G. W. John
SON to Guliiord CaGe, bearing dates the 5tll
February, 1881, and the 18th December. lSSl
will sell at public cutlery, on SALEpA1 IN
ali of that tract of land owned by the said e
w. johnson, situate in Abbeville county, con-
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND FORTI-ONE
ACRES, more o. less, and bounded ~ lands
of 6. A. Moore, II. c. Norwood, w. L. Latimcr
and Saluda River.
TERMS-One- half cash, with mortgage of
the premises to secure the unpaid purchase
money. u. CADE,
Feb 5, 1889, It Mortgagee.
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ONE AND ONE-HALF ACRES,
Mortgagee's Sale.

RY virtue Of power of sale, conferred by a
II mortgage deed. executed to Guilford Cade
by Andrew Mcneil, Thomas McNeill and
James McNeill on the 10th January, 1881, I
will sell at public outcry, on SALEDAY IN
MARCH next, (the 4th) at Abbeville G. H.,
ONE THREE.FOURTH'S INTEREST In all
that tract Of land owned by the aforesaid par
ties, situate in Abbeville county, containing
bounded by lands of Rev. James Gilbert,
Thomas Jackson, w. G. McWilliams and Ma
ry A. Andrews.
TERMS-One-half cash, with q mortgage Of
the premises to secure the unpaid purchase
money. GUILFORD CADE,
Feb. 5, 1889, 1t Mortgage.
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PROVISION S.!

P. ROSENBERG & CO., have made pro-
vision to supply the Public with provisions
in any quantity at Lowest Prices, provided the
unproviided public can pay cash or make other
provisions to make their purchases The pro-
Visions under which we expect to sell our i'm
mense stock Of provisions are stated above
and YOU should come to us at once and pro-
vide yourself with all the provisions you need.
You may 'Corn" your beef in winter. "Meat'
your bank note in July, buy Candy made OF
Granulated Sugar, keep on Bacon" your
Flour and you can always buy your Groceries
from us at Lowest Prices.
P. ROSENBERG & GO.
Feb. 8, 1889.
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Mortgagee's Sale.

ID mortgage deed, executed by Thomas P.
Paschal 70 Joseph S. Bowen, on the lst De-
cember, 1885. will sell at public outcry, on
SALEDAY IN MARCH next, (the 4th) at
Abbeville G. H., all that parcel or lot OF land,
assigned by said Mortgagor to s. D. Wells, as.
signee, situated in Mt. Carmel, Abbeville
and containing ONE-TENTH OF
AN ACRE, more or less, bounded by lots OF
Dr. Benson, G. Cade. and the public road, on
TERMS-One. half cash. with mortgage OF
the premises to secure the unpaid purchase
money. JOS. ). BOWEN.
Feb. 5, 1889, 1T
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The State Of South Garohmo
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
L. A. Clay against w. D. Mars.-Foreclosure.
ny virtue of an order of sale made in the
d above stated case, will offer for sale at
public outcry at Abbeville G. H., S. c., on
Saleday in MARCH, 1850, within the legal
hours of sale, the following described proper
ty, situate in said State and County, to wit:
All that tract or parcel of land, known as th e
pennel lot in Mount Carmel containing
Five Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands OF estate of
Thomas and Richard Jones and others, sold
as the property Of L. A. Clay.
TERMS OF SALE.-CaSh. Purchaser to
pay for papers. j. c. kLUGH,
Feb. &, 1889, 1T. Master.
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Connections made at Greenwood for points on c. q
G. r. +. Connections made at Spartahburg Tor points
on A. Il c. Air Line andS. & A. K. X.
And at Augusta with Georgia r. R., c. G. il A. L.
R., South Carolina Railway for oil points,.
For further information relative to schedule tickets,
rates. best route ETC., write to or call upon
W. j. CRAIG,
R.W. HUNT. Act. Gen'l Pass Agt.
T. P. Agt, Augusta, Ga.
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Feb G, 1850.
Administrators Notice.

n LII persons indebted to the estate of IS
p BELLA TOLBERT, deceased, must set
tie, and those who may have claims against
the estate must present the same without de-
lay. THOMAS n. SMITH.
Feb &. 1880 81 Administrator.
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List of School Trustees for
Abbeville County.
Feb. 6, 1889.

District No. flames Rogers, Jr, ]. n. King,
j. A. QUITS.
District No 81. c. Ellis, G. w. Connor,
Willie #. Jones, NJ. D..
District No. IL. w. Mattison, NJ. L. Lati-
mer ]. G. Martin.
District No. sc. E. Mckay, r. o. Brandon,
and Henry Clinkscales.
District No. GA. +. Calvert, w. j.. Morri-
son, &. NJ. Smith.
District No. IF. L. Morrow, ]. H. Dayis, L.
District No. u. NJ. Jordan, T. ]. Hearst, p.
H. Adams, NJ. D.
w. c. Robinson.
District No. l0-J. L. Pressly,J. D. McGill, A.
X. Watson.
District No. 1l-W. a. Templeton, John G.
Edwards, S. II. Cochran.
District No. III. H. Bell, M. D., ]. 1. Crow
ther, II. ]. Power.
District No. l3-J. B. Mosely. NJ. D., j. w.
Huckaoee, NJ T. Hutchinson.
District No. l4-W. NJ. Taggart, NJ. D., j. II.
Graves. ]. II. Hester.
District No 15-W. Z. Stanton, P. II. McCas-
Ian, J. o. Hemminger.
District No. l6-James Cothran, Jr.. l.. B.
Rcspcctfully, r. G. MCLEES,
Chairman Bd. Sch. Com.
Feb. G, 1852, IT
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NOTICE.

THE School Commissioner can always be
found in his office at the Court House on
SALEDAY and the 18th Of every month, eX-
cept when the 18th occurs on Sunday, in
which case his office will be open on the 14th.
Feb. 6. 1889, II
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Sherif's Sale.

G. Henry Moore, as Administrative, &C., VS..
A. J. Salinas e. Son, et al.-EXecution.
pY vrture of an Execution to me directed
ID in the above stated case will sell to the
highest bidder at Public Auction, within the
legal hours OF sale at Abbeville Court House,
on MONDAY the 4th day of MARCH, A. D.,
1889, all the right title and interest of which
John Knox, deceased, seized and possessed at
time of his death In the following described
property to wit All that tract or parcel of
land, situate lying and being in the county Of
Abbeville. South Carolina, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTT-sEvEN
ACRES,
more or less and bounded by lands of Mrs
Roche, estate Of James Carlisle and lands for
merly owned by Robt. Jones' Also, all that
lot or parcel OF land situate lying and being in
the town of Abbeville, in the county and
State aforesaid con tanning
ONE AND ONE-HALF ACRES,
more or less and bounded by land formerly
belonging to Ed. Henderson, Jail lot, Poplar
lot, Spring street. Said lot having two houses
and out houses upon 1t. Levied on and to be
sold as the property Of John Knox, deceased,
to satisfy the aforesaid Execution and cost.
TERMS-Cash' w. ID. MANN,
Feb. 5, 1889. Sheriff A. G.
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Strayed or Stolen

EROM MY PLACE AT WHITE HALL one
Z Bay Horse colt, about two years old, rath-
er thin in order, also some little deformity
about his front teeth. Any Information lead
ing to the recovery of him will be literally
rewarded. GEO. w. TOLBERT,
Feb. l3, 1889, tt. Bradley. 8. c.
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Land Taxes.

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
ABBEvILLE G. H., s. c.,
January 4th, 1888.
In compliance with instructions from
the Comptroller General and in obedi-
ence to requirementsiof the act the fol-
lowing act is published for the informa-
tion of the people.
A. w. JONES,
Auditor.
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For Sale.
PURE
RED
RUST
PROOF
OATS.
rs CENTS CASH.
r. A. GRIFFIN,
Jan. 30, 1889, 3t. Ninety-Six, 8. c.
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Sherif's Sale.

James A. Partlow VS.. S. T. Partlow, w. j.
Richardson as Executors of j. I. L..
Partlow, ,deceased.-EXecutions.
10y virtue Of supdry Executions to me d.
ID rected in the above stated case. will sell
to the highest bidder at Public Auction with
In the legal hours of sale at Abbevllle Court
House on MONDAY the fourth day of
MARCH \. D.. 1889, all the right title and
interest Of j.. Y. l.. Partlow, deceased, In the
following described property TO wit: All that
tract or parcel or land, Situate, lying and be-
ing in the county of Abbeville, South Caro-
lima, containing
SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less and bounded by lands Of w. H.
Whitlock, Coleman and others. To be sold in
four or five tracts. Plats to be exhibited on
day of sale Levied on and to be sold as the
property of ]. Y. L. Partlow, deceased, to sat
isfy the aforesidc Executions and cost.
TERMS-Casn. w. ID. MANN,
Feb. :, 1889, st. Sheriff A. {.
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Port Royal & Western Carolina R'y
AUGUSTA, Ga, JANUARY s, 1889.
Commencing Sunday, January 9Th, Passenger
train will run rs follows, by 18th Meridian time.
The sun., 1889-12-04
Racing In New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 3.-This was the second
day of tho winter meeting OF the Louisiana Jockey
Club The track was fast and the racing the best
messed here for long time.
First Racs-Five furongs; selling allowAnces Re-
evo had good lead and held it to the nnish winning
by q length. Gormanc second, two lengths ahead Of
Bootjaok third. the others struna out Tine .O2Ik
Iosa oddsIRelievo aud Passion. each Germsnio
Secret 10; others, IS and ~ 70 ].
Second Raee-six furlong1 for throeyearolds and
upward: selling aowAncea Vice Regent won By tive
lsnEths EowIA1d second one length ahead Of Monio
surprise Of ths day The winner being quoted at " to
Post Odds-Gofe 8 to 5: Rowland. to s; Ireland Q;
Metal and Carlton, Clark and Hardy Is each; NeVG
T. and Vice keRent 40 TO each.
Third Raos.iiaf mile, for two year-olds; selling.
Fonr came TO the post Merry Girl won By head Lady
Ri1SkSurn SECOND two lengths ahead Of freout third
surprise as Lady Blackburn looked upon aS sure
Merry Girl and Beth, 10
Fourth Race-Ssvsn furionEA, with penalties and al.
lowAncea Buckler won by half q length, Tommy r.
SECOND s1 three lsngths ahead e Dyer ,RIEa Time s
each to /; Probus, o; CrSpiDo TO- "
The sun., 1889-12-04
Severn, Chsmp,ons In a Party.

Jack McAulifIe will leave for Boston this
evening. and will meet Mike DAILY OF Bangor
tomorrow night in a afteen-round glove con-
tost He will be accompanied by Rod Nc
Mahon, Jimmy Lynch. Cal Mccarthy, and
party OF New Workers who want to see the 90.
McAuliffe seconded Lynch in the latter's fight
with Joe Flaherty OF Boston last Friday night.
and now Jimmy ovens up matters by doing
tho same turn for Jack. Cal Mccarthy, who
also seconded Lynch, will on thls trip be a fell
low second with him, and reliable Jack Quinn,
who trained Lynch. will also 60 along. Thus
champion light-Weight McAuliffe will have in
his corner the CHAMPION feather weight. the
champion Scotch light weight, and an unde-
feated 122-pound man. Quite family party.
McAuiifio has got himself into good condition
for this affair but will enter the ring at several
pounds above the liRht-weRht limit 1873
pounds: The mon meet at catch weights.
DAILY will scale at about the sumo as McAuliffe.
He. too. has prepared carefully for the contest
which will be. Il is said. purely for scientific
points. There has been a strong rivalry be-
tween those men for q long time. and each will
doubtless exert all his energy and ekill to win
the decision
The sun., 1889-12-04
Uphan Ready for. Farrell.

John o. Nero, who has been looking after
the interests OF Arthur o. Upham, the Connec-
ticut middle weight. called at the Illustrated
Netrs office yesterday. and said that he was
ready to accept the challenge of Pat Farrell Of
Pittsburgh. who was willing to see what kind
Of stun UI ham was made of when his hacker
deposited $3.50 last week. Nero has not only
accopted FsrreIls challenge. but has also
posted a forfeit Of $3.50. and says that he will
meet the Pittsburgher at the Illustrated Ne,os
office next Tuesday between O'Clock and s
oSSek % tH c6SmPee 6 M @ ZEN iop the hSnt
Upham has not been idle lately, and has all
that he can attend to this week. He Is to spar
and on Thursday he will have o four-round
wind up with Ike Williams, the champion
heavy weight OF Connecticut and on Friday
treville.
The sun., 1889-12-04
The Amateur BiIlarA Tournament.

The final arrangements for the amateur
handicap billiard tournament which will be
held At Maurice Daly's Brooklyn rooms were
completed 1T meeting OF the players on Mon
day evening. W. A. Barnard. DR.. Jennings. W.
Moulton. Prank J. KeSney Arthur Townsend.
and HGlleDbeck. with Maurice DAILY and SOW
Oral others. convened In tho private parlor, and
after y long argument tho FIRST six signed the
articles OF agreement and deposited S25 each
~ an entrance fec.
The tournament will begin on the first Mon
day IN February. DAILY will add q sum to the
total entrance ices, and the first prize will cost
$500. There WILDE two other prizeS for second
and third men, The handlceps are as follows:
Townsend viii play 900 polnts. Barnard $50.
lenbSek 2EQ. The game 10 straight billiards.
OFvile OddiS, the amateur champion biIliardist
Of America, was one of the intending conf
Potitor0. but on account OF business he 10
doubtful about enteunR. II he does 20 10 he
Will play scratch with Townsend, Arrange.
psntp have been made to leave the list open
Tor him with the Gboye handicap. The table
will be 64l0 one. and admission to the RRmeS
VIII be by invitation onlE
The sun., 1889-12-04
WnAr THE I1eHrEHs ARE DOING.
Ths Pence Poppsd \. on 1As-.


About fiftyof the sixty persons that attend
I'd the Glove hght between Billy DouRhsrty and
Tony Fox IN the stable In the rear Of 1876 Wssh-
ington street. Yesterday morning, praised
themselves for not being arrested with the
eleven others that were taken to the Adams
street police station on charge Of prize fight
ina. Those that were scooped in BY the blue
coats also uttered words OF praise because
Justice Walsh discharged them when brought
before him eight hours later. II scared the
crowd TO such an extent that many OF them
will hartlly attend boxing match Of any kind
Tor some time to come.
The most surprised man OF the party was the
night watchman who had been peacefully
sleeping during the mill, but when 0ileors OK
And Mannix entered the barn he was rudely
stalls sSd cnfsed o to the station house w
ereet. and said that ho was ignorant Of any.
thing that had taken place. His employer told
drunk six hours previous to the arrest that ho
hardly knew bis own name. Even this recon-
mendation didn't save John from sleeping the
remainder Of the morning IN cell
more than one % spsesatoF p'W Was heard Sn e say.
They ought TO Eet six months apiece for CIV
ina US tho ra1zle dazzle" Dougherty got the
had pSaHda ss9d sHSash
cause him to Quit. The winner Is "A years old,
stands feet g. inches tall, and weighed 154
Fox SsrSSS few a% pOSS
less. stood an inch shorter, and was three
year, younger than DouRherty. Dick Gerrity
handled him. Billy Baker introduced himself
q lot" about y, too, Frank MeNamee held
the watch, but it could be seen thar he didn't
know the rules the men were fighting under.
purse OF $50 was taken up and given to
The sun., 1889-12-04
Thorouebbrsds At Auction.

LEXINGTON. Dec. 3.-There was q large at
tendance on this the closing day Of Bruce Kiddp
annual combination sale Of and bidding
was hvclier than yesterday. The prices, too, were
better a. nifty three head brought s27 an average
Of S59o.So During the two days 100 animals changed
hands for average Of SAT- Tho horses that
brought $500 and over to-day were:
Spite, b. T. BY imp RoSAfer. dam PiQue. George
& Lsxington iig Ky, 800: TSuton. ch g. by
ton. 81 5Oo winning WAYS, b (, !. by imp King Ban,
dam Attractive, W. H. Letcher, Richmond, KY 81 $50;
GsymnAft sS1ra ch e sy imp King Ban, dap Iifa r. W.
LADY Hampton Amp L A ssabbsheld. Nashville 5000;
Young Ls.pstea ssasi Luestto. = M. q Sy. Gaisstso
Fun Bloom Dr. e. 3 oy Long Fellow. dam neehisS I. H.
in Th r. s.a dhdoIo % hy Ssig soyrana m lnDy
SIS Wayelot br na - by Waysrly dam iseolhs Gar.
g. dam IernI Martin Doyle Paris Ry, ssoc; RsSseS%
CHI m IS by Imp Australian dam Maznrka, Russell O
EESliy ES vsT,SsS N.ny Sy 500: Ten prop eli 6y Ten
Ey sSSS Ehs E. Lawrsnss q nee RI b u BY Billet dam
Prince Charlie s s. dam Miss HHysry Israel LsxLns
Caster. dam Princess Talbot Bros Paris Ky 81 COO
The sun., 1889-12-04
SBOOJISG
class We. Tbompaou.

Yesterday afternoon at the North End
Driving Park. White Plains, N. Y, these men
came together to see which waa the better man
at the traps. The Westchestor county people
swear by Thompson. while the Jerssymen TO .
man stuck 10 Glass. There was so much
money, however, ready TO be waRered on the
Eonkers man that the odds, even at the begin
ming OF the match, were strongly in favor Of
Thompson. Ten to six was the odds through
out the match on the favorite. The day was
peculiar one In tho morning the sun rose
clear and bright, the ruddy clouds betokening
q pleasant dav: an hour afterward the sun
went belinda bank of clouds and was hidden
for an hour. At 10 o'clock. whom large party
OF interested men left this city for the shooting
grounds. the sun was again shining and the air
soft and springiike The shooting grounds
were in the enclosed space surrounded by the
trottng track Of the Westchester Agricultural
Society's grounds These are located about q
mile due porth Of the village. and, apart from
the difficulty OF getting there. were admirably
situated for the purposes OF O shooting con-
teSt Icing @ s lsnG e. ao6 Go3r 1ro, war. ,,toro.t..
spectators Of the match from start to finish.
Before the main event was started little five
bird racket was shot TO finish.
moneys GO ana % cent rules 70 goysrn.
en: s fES rs: fes %Spy ya sn Gs a S 5Saa 1S s
with single miss scooped second money.
At / o'clock 1t began splitting rain, and at 1x.
was gloomy In the extreme. Al Heritage was
selected as judge for Glass, while Charles
Crowley ACTED in the came capacity for Thomp-
son son won the toss and sent Glass to the score.
Hurlingham rules to govern. The scores:
J. Thompson ailedIo l2i222li3322
i2ioi2~2O22 ~ ~2iIlL9ib5i2iiI22 Total "a
o. o. 2I129; i22222Iio2l o2lo222l2o22!o
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. TotaI a 80
Tho birds were not a hard lot for picked ones.
Not over a hundred were capital flyers. The
others were somewhat slow in getting Off and
his use Of second barrel. was wonderfully effec-
tive. In the use OF fret barrel he was deficient
In single barrel match he would be heavily
slightly the best Of II. He used his second bar
dead out Of bounds.
his second barrel IS timea. His last barrel was
used, however. to put a bird out OF misery. and
not owing to miss. On the contrary. many
irst and thon XIII with second followed. The
Yonkers man made some magnificent shots
with his second barrel Thompson used TX
poupds L; q. Smith gun: Climax shells loaded
and 3h draehms black powder in second, ~
ounces No. shot in each.
Cass used his lavorite Lefevre gun.7h pounds
American trap powder for first, 81 drachms Of
Curtis Gu S q Naryeys black In second. IL ounces
8 O'Clock It again turned to snow. and from that
out the match was shot in a binding snow
storm. Never was more disagreeable day for
much talk was INDUCED in that another match
may be looked Tor at any day.
The sun., 1889-12-04
Martin Ussa Up BIaen Jack.

Black Jack and Martin, bulldogs. each
weighing over thirty pounds. fought for an hour
and ive minutes at a resort near Newark carly
yesterday morning for stakes OF $50 Q side.
Martin 10 Long Island dog and Jack hails
from New Jersey. They fought In the most
ferocious style, and interested the crowd Of q
dozen SPECTATORS accordingly. Martin was the
fayoHte in the betting Rt the start az 10 to 8,
but as the battle progressed and Jack was dis
covered to be quick and game brute, even
Both responded to the first scratch. thiEty-two
minutes from the first turn up. and Martin.
after showed that he was the better dog He
inflicted severe wounds on jacks throat
breast, and face and used the Jersey dog up
the second call for q scratch.
The sun., 1889-12-04
RaulInn Natsa

The RoAsdaoa will shortly be organised thirteen ysAS
The mainetays OF the Cosmopolitan are Roe, Grimm.
LsAyitt and Livingston
The Pomeroy Tournament is getting to be Interesting
~ the season 0dvAnoea
Mathey of tho Spartans Of Hoboken 10 a. good bowler
as many Of our old timSrh
>, There In considerable money on who win have the
highest average. Thum or eievsfS.
The Prospect Hill Bowling Club will roll q practice
game ct zipps tomorrow evening
The Field brothers OF the NanhAttans generally do
much TO win game for thsir teAma
The kenilworths get badly ratified soon ~
. team is beating them In q match game.
The Hobokan BpArtanS will mako things lively for
their opponants I'M the POmerOy rnament
Tho DAkotaB and Cos,no opolitAnA No are additional
entries 10 the tournament at tile BlOominEdAe Turn
VeFen.
The EpArtans OF Hobokeu look like mere boys along
side Of their opponents, but they make up In rolling
what they lose Id age
The sun., 1889-12-04
Mccarthy and Gallasher to Spar.

Charley Mccarthy, the Philadelphia light
weight. who has been In this city for week
past. has arranged for six-round contest for
points with Aleck Gallagher, the clever young
Jersey City pugilist, who has met the best OF
them during the last couple of years. 1t will
take place on Friday night at the hall 76 Hud-
son street. Hoboken. and will be under the
will receive 65 and the loser 35 per cent of the
gate receipts.
small size. and the outlook for q hard contest
is very promising. Both are now getting hard
ened for II. and 1t may take more than the six
rounds to get decision II both appear in good
trim