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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS



EELP WANTED NALR
RAfANII D. geats bosh seAeF4l end eal-
- Fas> ns ior Lel's illustrated Universal
EleyeleFealA. h ass volumes. 5uSi issued. en-
braelaE coluplsle dictionary, EG1ciIeeI.
: alysIs aud ltlas Qt thc World l-s.Q4e &rLcles
encyclopedia published. Address q. kANood
Lel. publisher. PAilsaeiphia- SO
VNANTED-Aeents 70 sell a Christmas guYeB-
w ilt eork IS cheap. anl las oaiy g. Dc
seen e. be appreciated. ". l. Harris Co,
So Porter BLOCH. 50
NANTFD-Genrlemsn a. collector. salar,
~ position germaneats saN cash security
required. Address IL. T. L.. LoA Q. this oi1ce-
SALESMAN WANTED 81 oncei looal 81 tras-
- cling D- l.y. steaty work stock WAl-
TfnIed QulcA Sc Alg sprc altes ouint ifcei 3
experience "a reeasarX ,as. l. hhtns},
a-fs-iSm Rochester. N- D. 80
Sel SALARY. s49 expenses IN advance
" allowed each month. = ady employ
Helf aI home or travelling No s'iic.tl.t
Duties delivering aHd making cole uQus. 40
pOsia. cgrls. Ad1ress mllA stamp. Haicf
Co, ii4lA tA1. e
NfANIED-Salesm al oucei d few good
~ ntu to sell cut goods hy sample g. t.ie
wholesale and rclal TRACE N e Are iAe iaI~
est Manufacturers IA oar mae M the Mei-0-
Liberal salary pads permanent pos s-Ion +
money advanced for vases. a4krffisIug. etc.
For ran terms address NtHt, rn.ai Nanuiactur-
las Co.. Chicago H.. OF 'iae- aoar' .. $40
NVAAIED-Relias.e Iacsl aad traseans
W salc>m-n. pcslt.uus permanent; special
induce mtnto nnNs l4st stilns sp,clhltltsi
don delay. salary from start. truW4 Bros.
Nurs-lXmru OAlca-o. in. Jan H.
WANTED -SAlesmen. clerks. book keepers
w haffrn0tTs. teaulStvTs. shipping clerao,
farm hands. Office help aha all oiarrs aut OF
empl1vment IL call aud invest. gate uur cn-
treiy new and thoroughly re lAhlr system "l
procurlns s.tualions Co-OprgaUKe Employ
Inent Compan3. lt--1 Mouret-st., rooms q al4
8Z Porter block, Phone i0T.
NNANTLD-NA NAN-'lO take the agency Of our
W safes. size 2>xlSXiS inches weight SO
lbs. retail price So other sizes ln proportion.
A rare chance 10 create "a permanent business
al home These safes meet a deInhru never
before supplied by otArf safe companies. as we
are Eot governed boy he sale Pool. Alpine
Safe Co.. Cincinnati. %. Mca-sat
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

LOR SALE A fac lot OF game bantgms of al
breeds for s,lle cheap. Inquire Vinegar
Furniture Co. 40
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

MAGNETIC healing and clairs 0yant sttings.
VI - Ottawa-st.i cable and Canal-st cars
convenient. NJ. l.. Free.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

pUBBEK WEATHER srRIPS-Now j. The
IL time 10 have them applied o. N0ur doors
and windows II yea wish 10 save fuel o1JJ fcet
Oh stock. only . cts per loot. Put up o., also
house numbers. rubber stamps. stencils. etc
b. J. Bullard. 4 Pearl-st. $40
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

INANIED-Agents 10 sell a Christmas Juyen-
w lie - ora Is cheap. anl las ouy g. De
seen g. be appreciated. ". l. Harris j Co.
81 Porter Block. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26
FURNITURE STORED
FOR RENT-ROOMs.

EOR RENT-Unfurnishe rooms al Is Cherry
Il ST.. six doors west of Ellsworth-ave. SS2
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

DADCLIFF6 HOLT general ware house men.
IL al III South Division ST. store All kincs 81
merchandisa al low rates pscAinE and mof.
ing promptly attended 10 by telephoning No.
sO0 laul1-sJ
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

WorrnS'r u he iust ss well 70 Tush
less shout the Repnblc Of Brazil. until
ve can get some reliable accounts Of
the condition IT sfairs thers7
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

TIE President has told Senator Stock
bridge that he had notified his Cabinet
not to send "a any more names for ap-
.pointment until after Congress meets,
ss be had 10 time % consider them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

IIANTED-oirl for general housew0rk. Ap-
w Ply al ~ South DiylsiOn-st. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

GEN. LEW WALLACE has nov in
vented a steel railroad cross-tie. If
there is anything else that the versatile
general can do, We hope ne viii not do
it. but will leave something for some
one also
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

II Cleveland really thinks that ex-
Presidents should be let alone, why
doesn't he lead of in that line and
leave others slone2 The fact Of It is,
Cleveland doesn't want to be left alone
and doesn't intend to be. O1t OF
politics ne is nothing.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

TOR RENT-Four rooms, near poSt-Ofilce, on
North DivsiOn-st.; Also tenemenfs OF ten
rooms and sixteen rooms for boarding house.
near Park Congregational Church. Mrs. X. r.
Wood. II North Division 81. 30
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

NAA1fD-0c8Ileman a. collector salaTH
~ position permanent saN cast seCuufy
required. Address il. l.. T.. bo4 Q. this ono.
3U
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26
HELP WAHTBD-PEMALE.


lVANTED-Girl for general Homework. Ap-
w Ply al ~ South DiylsiOn-st. 81
IVANTED-An elderly lady who is desrous
W Of a home and who is willing 10 assist a
light housework. Apply 1oJ south Division 81.
WANTED Immediately. competent GER
St. man sirl iO' general hOu'e"0rA' % cas-. ss
IVANTED-At once. a well-dressed LADY
W seven hours day. 81 DiyisiOn-st.. room
81. 81
WANTED-A srst-class pastry cook and
w diningroom girl. Liyingston's Hotel.
Lyon-st. 81
NJANTED-Immediatel a girl 10 do general
w hOusewOTk; must understand how 10
cook. and wash and iron; four in the family.
no children. Apply al 103 SheldOn-St. 80
LVANTED-Gir. for general housework;
w references required. Apply al Sl3 Cherry
81. Mrs. &. A. Renwlck. so
LVANTED-Girl. TO take care OF baby. Mrs.
W q. +. Raymond 81 Cherryst. $50
IVANTED six frst-cass dressmakers and
w one buifOn-hole maker. AZ Jefferson ave.
/. McClelland. SO
WISH TO employ few ladies on salary 10
Il take of my business at their homes. Msht,
very fascinating and heaithful. " ages so
per week. References given. Good pay FOR
part time. Address with stamp. Mrs. Marion
Walker, Louisville, ky. 30
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

TOR RENT-Uandsomely furnished room.
with an modern improvements; refer
ences exchanged with board ia private fam
ily II desired. lg5 LyOn-se. 30
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

NTANTED-An elderly lady Who is desirOus
W Of a home and who is willing 10 assist a
light housewOrk. Apply 1o0 south Division 81
81
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

TO LET-Two stores 1870 Nos lG6 and l6s
u Stocking ST. near FOurth-st. will rent for
g. each per month. 10 desirable tenant tiIl
April /. thereafter at s. des rable and very
cheap good place for one starting lu business.
II East Bridge st. sanli L Fuller. 5l7tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

Wsv cal her the Divine Pats.. # it
costs thousand or more dollars 20
hear her warblee Does divinity show
favors b those only vhocan hny hsn1
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

TOR RENT-Pleasant finished room; furnaces
heated. l57 Crescent-ave. 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

WANTED Immediately. a competent Ger
W man girl Tor general hOusework. o. Cas-
ST. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

L-0R RFET-Lower part - house. isf North
Division-sf between lyon sd Crescent
ave. Inquire a. 15l North blvis 0n-st 30
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

FOR RENT-The stores numbered 10 and ~
Il Lyon ST.. now occupied bF the Converse
Manufacturing Company, for Offices and sales
rooms. Also houses for sale ana % rent On
Jeferson-st.. and West Broadway. Apply 90
N m. ). Boyey, Agent, Room s. Niddic0mb
Building 3ltf
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

THE biggest gobbler in the country Is
the Standard oil Company. II Uncle
sam dOesn't soon slaughter il for
Thanksgiving dinner, it vii Get too
tnrr-h
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

ANAAIEb-heiiat.e l4ca aad traReans
W salr~mrn. POSITIONS permanent; special
Inducements now FAST ssf4ug spsglAluesi g
donI delay. salary from Start SruW4 Bros
Nufs-lynlru Iulca-o. lll Jan H.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

\NANTED-Every consumer Of E.cVe case
w line To know that j am selling stove t5aS-
oliae. in any quantity AT cents delivered 10
any part OF the city. i. q. EillnwOOd Ieie
phone lGSS; corner ;. Division and ultOn-sts,
trs f.a ont
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

ITANTED-Situation by young man attend
w ing horse or COW before and after school.
Address n. E., corner Jackson and South Lane
ave. S5Z
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

FOR RENT-Large. elegantly furnl shed rooms
facing Cresceuf-sye. and lanal-st- with
gas newly furnished and re6fted. Everything
strictly frstc ass Entrance. CreseentaYe.s 3
also. y Cansl-st. Enquire af Room "a a5iv
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

SALESMAN WANTED 81 once; local 81 gras-
- vIag b.- lay steady Nprk stock wa-
FnIeo qulc. Sc Alg sHrc alties CUNT Ncs
experience un rlrasarX. las l. hillels
alfs-ISm Rochester r. y. 50
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

4 COTTAGE - Eve rooms hsuse off ro1rns.
y one ~ four rooms and ore n three rooms.
afli good location and within fve minutes
walk of sweets HofeI. Inquire of p. ". Bar
naf8. - Auen-st.. corner MI Vernon.
Evening journal., 1889-11-07

The parade formed on French street.
right resting on 81 gath, facing west, and
moved in the following order
Platoon Of Police.
FIRST DIVISION.
Major L. w Palmer and assistants, mounted.
Rriysdier. General George n Mutt, Com
manding, and star, mounted
Third U. $ Artillery Band.
Grand Canton, Washington, Washington.
Captain w. n Galliher.
hyatt's Band
Canton Delaware. No !, Wilmington
Captain j. NJ. Whitford.
Canton Zimmerman, No. l, Baltimore.
Captain w. NJ. Weed
Canton Monumental. No ., Baltimore.
Captain Georye w. Goldman.
Volunteer Military Band, Philadelphia.
Canton Philadelphia. No. l.
Captain Frank Snowden.
Canton Stokes, No. 20, Philadelphia,
Captain |. II Moll,
Canton Capital City, Trenton, Nj,
Captain Reppart.
Major General James B. Nicholson and
stan In carriages.
SECOND DIVISION.
p. Blythe. Grand Marshal.
First Regiment Band
Eden Lodge, No. "a.
Winkler's Band of Trenton, Nj
south Trenton Lodge. No. 81.
Hermann Lodge, No. 20.
Columbia Lodge. NO. ~.
seminole Band.
Asylum Lodge, No %.
Band
Hope Lodge. No. q.
Brandywine Lodge, No. Js.
Band.
Fairfax Lodge, No. 8.
Mechanics Lodge, No. 4.
jefferson Lodge, No. ..
Delaware lodge, No. /.
Grand Lodge Of Delaware, E. M. Fowler,
Grand Master.
National Lodge, No. ~, St.Georges, mounted.
Between 600 and 500 men were in line
The cantons, with their handsome re-
gala, attracted much attention,
and the entire parade was one OF
the handsomest that has taken
place in Wilmington for long time.
The music Of the many bands was inspir-
ing, the marching was good and large
crowds lined the line of march Eden
Lodge made a handsome appearance and
marched like veterans.
Supper will be served to the visitors at
Odd Fellows Hall at $50 o'clock This
evening at 730 a meeting will be held at
the Institute Hall, where an entertain.
ment will be given and the decoration OF
chiyalry conferred by Major General J.
B. Nicholson
Evening journal., 1889-11-07
Dill SENTENCED At DOVER.
Tho Detectives Return without Harris
lie is in Canada.


lie is In Canada.
Special correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Nov 7.-Ex.Sherif Nc
Daniel returned Tuesday night from his
quest after Harris, the Milford absconder,
and it is hardly necessary to state that
His did not come with him. In an inter
view with the EVENING JOURNALS CORE
sponent last night the ex-sherih who
looks as fresh as daisy after his jaunt,
related his western experience very cheer
fully.
1--WE were about twenty miles this side
of Fort Wayne" said Mr.. Mcdaniel
"when / purchased Chicago paper on
the train and was amazed to read that
Harris had been released Gu writ of
hsbeas corpus. The aheriff and Bl.
Richards, his companion, then for a while
debated as to whether they had not
better turn back and come home, but
finally decided to go on.
They proceeded to Springfield and
called at the residence of Governor Fifer,
and after stating their business were
requested by that official to proceed to
his Office and there await him. Arriving
at the governors Office they found his
/ private secretary who, after examining
their papers, frankly told them that the
1 governor could issue no warrant thereon,
as the affidavits they carried were not
complete for the reason as already stated
in the EVENING JOURNAL, that they did
not state the exact amount or in fact any
special amount of goods that Harris was
supposed to have taken.
The governor on arriving at his office
coincided with his secretsry's views and
advised them to proceed at once TO
Chicago. This they did arriving in
Chicago at z p. m. on Saturday. Here
| they first called on the chief of police.
When Mr. Mcdaniel informed him that
there was hitch in securing the papers
the chief was completely taken back and
plainly showing that he though the case
lost
Harris had 81, 800 in Chicago, 80, 300 Of
had been secured ON attachments and
his lawyers cost him, it was estimated,
about @2 500, leaving him and Miss Els
about 5000 for their Canadian honey
neon.
Before his arrest Harris and Miss Ellis
were stopping at a private boarding house
under assumed names, as husband end
wife. There is no doubt now that both
are safe at Windsor. Canada, as let
ter was received by N. B. Smithers, Jr..
Esq, post-marked Windsor, yesterday,
from Harrison in which lie stated that he
was ashamed of himself, was willing tc
come back If granted protection, and
could pay all his debts if he were here
1t is now stated that there is a pretty
general feeling at Milford that Greer was
in fact Harris's partner as the latter
claimed. and it is thought at least several
Of the creditors will proceed against Mr..
Greer.
George S. Dill was sentenced yesterday
by Chief Justice Comegys to five years
Imprisonment. $500 ine and to stand one
hour in the pillory A petition signed
by nearly all the members Of the bar and
the entire jury was forwarded to tn,
governor last night asking that the pill
lory portion Of the sentence might b.
remitted. After sentencing five minol
criminals court adjourned at noon to-day
till Monday.
Evening journal., 1889-11-07
UPHOLSTERY.

special purchase Of Lace Curtains enables make line q
prices that are seldom equaled
If you need pair Of curtains should
They will hardly last many days
OPENED TO-DAY, especially rrety things Imported
Madras, in Blue Gold and Red Dots.
They desirable Curtains being moderate
price and very effective as Window Drapiugs.
About thirty different patterns of heavy Curtains tells
its tale
We do know Curtain being missed this
pIices $500 o $1,000.
CHINA SILKS, Numerous pretty designs. All coors,
frnges to match
They very pretty Tor Sash and Vestibue Curtains,
Table Covers Scarfs Td Plush Balls Silk and Chenille Cords
Frnges in all colors and qualities.
We will be pleased show you through Upholstery Department
whether you wish to buy not
Evening journal., 1889-11-07
nemocratlc Iolliacatlon.

There will be jollifcation meeting Of
the Young Mems Democratic Club to
morrow, Friday evening, at the club
room, S12 Market street The meeting
viii be for members of the club, as their
rooms can only accommodate a small num-
Der of people. Senator Grey, ex- Congress
man Lore. L. @. Yandegrift, Esq. and
Willard Salisbury. Jr, are expected 70
make addresses on the occasion. The
club Hast evening sent eongratulatory
kilograms to Governors elect Albeit,
Mckinney. Boise, Cambell and Senator
CONAN.
Evening journal., 1889-11-07

wool, protection. Miss Hopes of the
High School repeated this list. The sec.
ond list was: blasting, sheep, Gladstone,
protection, meadow, which no one could
repeat. The sixth law, Clear perception
is essential to recognition; seventh,
Thorough misunderstanding is es.
sential to recognition. The speaker
Illustrated the association Of ideas
in the lists of the Presidents Of the
United States. In conclusion he said:
The memory Of the pest helps us in look
ing forward to the future. Our minds
are store houses Of recollections that are
pleasant and profitable
An amusing incident took place this
morning at the High School, and is given
here: AS DIR. +. Dram Lyte. who was TO
deliver an address on Memory Train
ing, started into the High School build
ing a middle-aged man met him and
asked his name. Mr.. Lyte responded and
the stranger said: Don't you remember
meY Dr. Lyte looked and thought, and
said the face was familiar, but he could
not recall the name. The stranger said
Don't you remember a young man who
was your school teacher forty one years
ogo2' Then DR.. Lyte remembered he
was addressing his old schoolmaster,
Solomon Hersey of the Daily Republican.
Mr.. Hersey was 81 years Of age when he
taught Mr.. Lyte, aged 5 years
The institute then adjourned until
o'clock
The audience then distributed itself
through the class rooms and took great
interest in the blackboard exercises which
represented the work of the school In
the drawing room Miss Maude Vain
wright has a picture Of women sitting
ia chair Bertha Harland and NJ Robb,
have floral designs; G. p Alexandria,
George Messick and Emma Sapphir have
drawings Of buildings. A difficult draw
ing, that Of the isometrlc projection Of
cube. has been carefully executed by
Evening journal., 1889-11-07
St. PanI,s .. x. snoi.tr.

The Christian Endeayor Society of St.
Pauls N. E. Church celebrated its third
anniversary last evening. The member
ship is ninty seven, an increase of
forty over the previous year.
Harry Emmons, Esq, made practical
address on the present needs of the world,
honesty and moral acumen. Rev. L. f..
Barrett made an address of encourage
ment. The singing was excellent. The
society will hold its annual election of
officers next Monday night The Young
Peoples Association Of the church wall
give an entertainment tonight.
Evening journal., 1889-11-07
Read-Cook.

Walter Read and Miss Rose Cook were
married last evening at the residence OF
the brides parents. by the Rev. } r. G.
Hanna. The happy couple were the
recipients of many useful and valuable
presents. There was reception after
the ceremony. After the festivities the
young people started for Woodstown. NJ.
j., and will stop in Philadelphia enroute.
Evening journal., 1889-11-07
Ervin-MarkIey.

Henry G. Erwin and Miss Katie w.
Markloy. both Of this city, were married
by the Rev, c. A. Grice at noon yester-
day at the residence Of ths bride. No.
100 West street.
Evening journal., 1889-11-07
DIRECTORS.
r. r. ROBINSON q CO.,

BANKERS AND BROKTRs
Corner Fourth and Market Streets.
Stocks bought aud sold In the New York,
philadelphia and Boston markets on commits
sion.
Letters OF credit given. available in all parts
the world, and drafts on England Ireland,
France. Germany and Switzerland issued.
Evening journal., 1889-11-07
Delaware Penaioners.

Eli Dickinson, of Middletown, has been
granted an original invalid pension and
Joseph Welles, of Camden, has had his
pension increased
Evening journal., 1889-11-07
Lichtenstein & Hart,
NO. 226 MARKET STREET.
nANKTNa an FINANCIAI..
CAPITAL, 100000.
THE EQUITABLE
Guarantee and Trust Company,
Northwest Corner Ninth and Market sts.
WIIMINoTON, DEL.

Deposits OF money received on interest.
Rents and income collected and remitted for
a moderate charge and estates OF every de-
scriptiOn carefully managed
This company acts as executor. administra-
tor and guardian and receives and executes
trusts Of every description from the courts,
corporations and individuals and acts as
agent for the registration and transfer OF
loans and stocks Of corporations and IN the
payment OF coupons or registered interest or
dividends.
This company also guarantees the validity,
performance and effect Of any contract, be
comes surety ON bail bonds and courts and
officials are directed TO accept it as sole
surety In all cases.
Executors, administrators or trustees OF es-
tates and ladies' unaccuHtomcd to the trans
action of business will find this company q
convenient dcpusfofy for money.
Wills receipted for and safely kept without
charge.
For further information, call at the office or
send for a circular.
WILLIAM BUSH, President
PRESTON LEA, Vice President.
WILLARD SALISBURY, JR.
Evening journal., 1889-11-07
ODD FELLOWS IN LINE.

A Handsome Parade of Local and visit
ing Organizations This Afternoon.
At 1.30 o'clock preparations for the
parade began. but the line did not move
until after o'clock Cartons from
PhiladelphiS arrived before the parade
paowad and took their places in the line.
Evening journal., 1889-11-07

salzon are making their appearances In
the rivers Of Maryland.
Evening journal., 1889-11-07
LADIES' GARMENTS.

larger and better assortment than ever before, and at
remarkably low.
Evening journal., 1889-11-07
NEWMARKETS

good awoo Newmarket, Directoe 'front.' 1000
This garment made for special price intending purcaser
would do we'll to lock at IT,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-30
SENATORIAL ADDENDA.

Senator HiXson reported the indefi-
nate poStp0nement of the bill CONSOLE
dating the counties of Big Stone and
Traverse.
Elder Gray officiated as chaplain of
the senate.
Edward Lenda has been appointed as
siStant enrolment clerk.
Judge C. L. Brown, of the Sixteenth
judicial district, was in the senate yes
terday.
Senator Smith introduced bill au-
thOriZing the city comptroller of st.
Paul to appoint clerk known as ''the
city comptroller'S chief clerk.w Sal
airy, s1,S00.
Senator Whiteman had bill passed
prohibiting the taking of fish in any Of
the meander lakes of Cass county.
Gov, Merriam has signed S. T. No.
327, which enables railroad companies
organized under the laws of other
states to build an extension of their
lines through the state of Minnesota.
Senator Buchanan acted as president
of the senate yesterday, in the absence
of Lieut.. Gov. Rice.
Senator Bowen had read bill which
abolishes the Office of oil inspector and
oil inspection.
The senate Judiciary committee has
recommended the indefinite postpone
ment of Inc Shields bill repeating the
newspaper libel law.
Senators Hoard, Day, Hail. Edwards
and Clough yesterday visited Gov.
Hoard at Madison. Wis.
To-day IS the last day for the intro
ducti0n of bills.
The senate omnibus appropriation
bill has been made a special order for
Thursday. at IL o'clock.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-30
MEADOWs-DUFFY,
Forty Rounds, and the Men Still
Evenly Matched.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 90. = The
glove contest between Tom Meadows,
of Australia, and Patsy Duffy, of
Boston, took place at the Cali
fernia Athletic club tonight. The
fight was for purse OF $1,000 and the
welter-weight championship of the Pa
cific coast, the first exhibition of the
class ever given at the California Ath-
letic club. Duffy was the fayorite until
this morning, when report
gained Currency that he was
not in prime condition, which
changed the betting in favor
of Meadows with odds at one hundred
to seventy. Hiram Cook was chosen
referee. Paddy German and Sam FitZ-
patrick seconded Meadows, while Billy
shannon and Young Mitchell looked
after Duffy. Meadows weighed in at
142 pounds. and Duffy at 14O. At II AS
p. m. forty rounds had been fought with
little advantage on either side.
Duffy was given the fight at the end
OF the forty-fifth round on foul, after
a hard anu scientific battle.