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NOR SALE-Prospsrous frst-olass dry dock ;
stock, tools: easy terms, low rent or will ex-
change for real estate and cash. Harms. lao Broad.
The evening world., 1890-03-27
LAOS WHO WON THE PRIZES.
Paterson Boys Second Competition In
E7enins Word" Sales.

Paterson. n, j., is one Of several cities in
the vicinity Of New York where The EVEN
mo Womb has a larger circulation than
ing Of the local papers.
The evening world., 1890-03-27
Didn't Go or, Though.
nyou f1T,

Polite Pedestrian who has unwittinGly
served as q stnmblinH- block to n gentleman
grieyouSly afflicted with intoxicationl-Beg
pardon, sir. Didn't know you were loaded.
atr-
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Too Did Fashioned.


Iron Chuter.l
"You can't go into society without
clothes"
Cant. CHI When | was a boy we went
into the win without . darned stitchl"
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Good Exercise.

tFroH Rarpsr's Bnsar.l
Cumso-You look no much better than you
used to. Arc You taking athletic lessons?
Maddox-Yes; l take care OF . ycar-old
baby.
The evening world., 1890-03-27
Persistency OF tho Job-Hunter.
IRrnn. pLck

Division Observation-Disclosures 1 tell You
to come round here only once q week
AppIicAnt-Yes, sir; but Saturday, when l
called. it vas last week and now, Monday.
IL Is this week !
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anonymous letter gave the detective
y he had 30 follow mp to add another
to what be called his realistic
He followed Il and found that Mr..
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whsH baby vas s'ek - gave her CAs'sna.
when she WAS = child. she cried for CastoriA,
Whsn shs bseAms Miss Sue sluns TO CsstOria.
Whsu sks mad UhIIdEsA shs EEss Ehsm CaGEOrIA.
The evening world., 1890-03-27
DRAMAS OF DAILY LIFE.
A Series of Interesting Stories of EVeTV-
Day happenings.
BY GEORGE r. SIMS,
&hOv of " Lights O. London" Il Raih0ay Romance" " The Lost
Bride" de- ST
A LADY KILLER.
BY GEORGE r. SIMS,
A LADY KILLER.

= suthoE FhAs Walking in Pecsdny sees wsLdssd. senusmsn assaulted b1s woman.
dresses him s Herbert ZQway and dass hm TO h4s her arrested, In ts eontunon the
Rnh ssaPys, pstStys Jarvis IAft e the S0n1n, Later hs tells The sHhor Hath s h.d
a a. tells the aun0r that hAsla learned enough To write an interesting oEeL Amonths later
Ss4s I 4st .E su Ssf + f6 6sfs. 9sP b! gsI as M Ss 81 anf Ss s.s leo t4ir PSc;u h g. ID s On:
eteaaVe leanedt the story
The evening world., 1890-03-27

The Casino production u follow THE
Grand Duchess Though Il won't get a
chance to do it's following for q very long
time-is LA File de Madame. Angot,"
LeSGsS' p Mw1S ~nergh'tT cou comic Spe rs
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she scg;hs from Mis-. Nstsis HOope0 70

Charles Rensuld In h Kovrrdu Monde has
P!pPPli'hhs . Az E IN E,s srs5s'I tHTrd IN Vs TS,o z,
was played At Days Theatre under the
name Of The Prayer" The little one-sct
piece was cast At the Coincide Franchise in
terdicted by the Government. Mr.. Re-
nauldu translation has been made with a
great deal of care. II 10 extremely interest
ing TO read.
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save i Children.

HIAROD's wHOoPISGC oU6H CUaE instantly re-
isses the whnOpA aud Rises rest to the patient With
10 III aftsrsnects. For sAls By druggists. -
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A Daily Dialogue.
tTrom f're&l

Mr.. John Fulton-Good gracious, Hall I
Have you struck n buzZ n W t
Mr.. G. 7. Hnll-No,. not quite; Just got
through the crowd at the Bridge station OF
the Elevated.
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HIS LIFE BECAME 4 BURDEN.
now JAMES HEALrs LIFE WAS
MADE MISERABLE.

Tho story He Told q Reporter about
Ms SWferings Jor FEARS from Ca
fSrrh, and the Part Doctors Cope
land and BInir rioycd IN Making
Lfe Worth the Lfring.
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Fruitful Soil.

Fruitful Soil.
Iron Tsras SuTfsss.i
The soil OF California ia so fruitful. said
a native OF the Golden State. that q man
who accidentally dropped q box OF matches
in his field. discovered the next year = fine
forest of telegraph poles.
That's nothing to my State" said o ma
tive OF ILLINOIS,. IA cousin OF mine who lives
there lost q button OF bis Jacket, AMI in less
than a month he found a bran new vet OF
clothes hanging on q fence near the spot.
The evening world., 1890-03-27

. James Healv ~ a cooper by trade and = gentleman
by birth, For tho past twelve years he has been
employed m aking barrels, casks aud kegs for Joseph
Field, OF 81 West Broadway. MI. HeAly lives 81
III Mott street, and Y. an old New Yorker. He
told = reporter tho following story:
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


CARPET CLEANSING, 7. NJ. STEWART.
VEG 7th ave-. Esw York. We are putting circulars
in every house. that you may know uhsIs carpets
arc taken mp, cleaned. refttsd and relAid In . per-
feet way. Telephone lo8 2ist 81.
YOU CANT HELP liking them, they are
60 very small snd thsi! Aoiion - so psIisct: Ouly one
pill . dose. CArters Little Liver Pills. Try them.
The evening world., 1890-03-27

The Harlem Hogntta Association Com
mittee will meet April ! at the Grand Union
The evening world., 1890-03-27

The Metropolitan Rowing Club will he
compelled to limit its membersllip tn 100,
owing to restricted duartera.. There IL talk,
however, OF increasing the Clubs acconmo.
untions.
The evening world., 1890-03-27

A BEAUTIFUL COLL WATCH for s3S. al
n weekly fpe waItham, Elgin, or other first
Glass American movement. Mutual Watch Co..
1D6 Broadway.
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EXCHANGE for cash. good coal route also
~ horse and wagon very reasonable. Address
III. Couture. IS Eonih Sth 81. BEooklyn. =. ID.
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ISXCHANGE walnut bed, upholstered spring
~ mattress and wash stand tor cash or show
case and counter. chairs. tables. Price. 232 X.
9TH st.
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DxCHANGE a chest of carpenter tools worth
II $50 Tor = top wagon. Address .. Flick, IT.,
02l ST. and 9th ave.
The evening world., 1890-03-27

ELEGANT cabinet grand upright piano. cost
~ 5000; will exchange Tor family horse, phAston
and harness, or anything OF equal value, Address
q. O.. oS4 World Once.
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The Mississippi valley Rowing Association
has not az yet selccted . site tor itp annual
regatta. Devils Lake. ip North Dakota, ~
n bouy Of water especially well adapted TO
aquatic contests, and may be the place
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-03
HALEY. IDAHO. THURSDAY JULY g. 1890.
Mount j: Carroll F.: Seminary,
The Dread

The Oread
LITERARY PERIODICAL
Of % quartO pages (lncludiag
cever) published bv the
Dread Society Of
MT. CARROLL SEMINARY.
Az the organ and exponent
Of the Institution from which
emenates, THE DREAD aims to
set forth plainly and fairly it's
merits, and the facilities it
offers those seeking a desirable
place to acquire \ thorough
practical education. Such be-
Ing Its aim. 1t is obviously the
interest of every patron, and
all seeking Il school to patron.
tze, to receive THE DREAD.
Address, Financial Manager,
Mt: arroll, Carroll county, III.
and sample copy free.
As an advertising medium,
The DREAD has few superiOrs
outside the largest cities.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-03

THIS Institution has opened its 37th
L year under the same President. Its
success with its Conservatory of Music
scarcely has peer. Its location is de-
lightful. Access easy, being OH the c.,
NJ. & St. P. Ry, line of nearly 66OO
miles, opening communication with all
parts Of the country.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-03

dations furnished. The courses over
study are extended. The work done is
required to he thorough and prao.
uoal. Its CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC raaks among the best West or
East.
Its Art Department /! Superior.
The NORMAL DEPARTMENT IA
excellent and it's graduates readily COM
m"nd the best positions, many occupy
Ing prominent places in some of the
first Schools, Seminaries and Colleges
OF the West. A department Of Stem.
ographv and Typewriting meets
the growing demand for young women
In this line Of work. There they msy
become fitted to Office work to which
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-03
For HcaltMllness tits Remarkable

Only one death among the students in
20 years-bnt two in the history of the
school (35 years)-both from chronic
ailments, Tor which they were under
treatment when they entered the lnsti-
tuition. Such \ record of health among
so large a number is rarely found.
Expenses moderate, for the accommo-
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-03
Conservatory or Art Course.

Among the distinguishing features OF
this Institution is the aid given to
WORTHY GIRLS Of MARKED ABILITY with
but email means to gain a preparation
for usefulness. We can safel, say there
IL no Institution In the country that gives
the 'helps" and encouragement to de-
vrlop superior womanhood given .
MoantC Carroll Seminary.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-03
Illinois.

they may prove better adapted than TO
teaching, to which so many turn.
DIPLOMAS are conferred on those
completing satisfactorily any Of the
prescribed courses.
MEDALS are presented those who at
tain superior excellence in the
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-07

lChicAso and Northwsuaem xalissaA.l
Arrives. Leaves.
AccvM. and Freight 800 pm t,o . q
HASTINGS To rhE EAST
Wis Northwestern rvukr
Arrives Vt umaha ass p M; Chtcaso 1oH n,
lAavcs Chic~xc 5 ~ y N OsHnhA sA . N; Ar
asrises II hasungs tSh y m
Omaha Ot Paulleu vaukoo Xansas
oity. and I'll points
NORTH, EAST, SOUTH. WEST.
The eany line ~ ~sathrra NsAuaka rAkosa,
tio& Nptnss, the hizck Hill. and
Ceatsut Wyusutnx.
-
rhsvagh tickets and hAsgNgc che~keA IN dra
lMAttoN.
--~~x--~
ece rAtss, time tAtsrs els. call ~
IN uAuHuan. AgpNs,
llAsltaUA NoS.
u; g. nsos. ~ o1CnARAA..
Omaha Nek.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-07
Ayst's chsly Peetoral,
e0840T oA$S.

ny virtuo Of en- order II snlc lasucd out II the
district court ut the eighth judicial district, In
Aod f0e Webster county Nebraska, upOn 3 Dc
GREE lMan action pending. wherein Edward ID
Hodge Ia plalntiM aud Joseph ". warren q q
arc drfrndants, I Shali Offer for sale u pNblls
veshus for CAsh IN hand 10 the highest btdueg u
the east door % the court house IN Bel Cloud Ia
Anid county. That being tho plsce Where M
last term d Giid court Was holdeul on the l0el
day Of April 4. u. teeD Mt one o'clock the follow
IND described rial estate ~ wit, Tho north0Ast
tao hi north Of range elcsrai iUS west VI sih )
M. IN Wcbster County, NcbrAakn,
Given under my hand this eth day Of MArcb
4. D. 1SW.
CHAs, A. TgvI. kherin.
~ u. 4. TNkl, deputy.
Case & Nc Neuy, Plaintiffs AttyS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-07
Tho state board Of trvnsportatiou
should BE- abolished ~ . useless OK
trAvagauce.
(a~ue HoP ssOeA.

II 10 10 b~ hoped that the barbarous
bustls has gone for good. but II Ii certain
the great discovery Oe DR. Franklin
Miles has come tO stay aud alleviate hu,
man suffering 1'hia wonderful nerve food
and wsdieins builds Up worn Out systems
cures ats, spasms. headache nervous pros.
tituti0a, dlsxlness, alssplsssness, monthly
Pains, sexual troublsA sto Nss John II
4illss oe Valparaiso, indiana and J y
Taylor Of L0eanspost Indiana gained ~
rounds . month while taking Il Finely
frustrated treatise % "hesvoua Diseases"
end sampls hottie of the ssstorativs nsrv
Inc free q Cottins's vhO guarantees II
Red cloud, 10 going % gss there
this spring.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-07

Az the o0uventtou Of old soldiers held
~ Red Cloud, February Z, 1850 the follow
Ing resolution wa unanimously adopted,
RESOLVED, that the council OF admins.
tratiou DO authorized TO advertise for bids
from the various towns In Webster, Muck
oils, franklin aud Harlan ~countles In
Nebraska, and Smith, Jewell and Philips
counties In Kansas for the location Of the
third annual Inter state u. A. X, reunion
10 be held not later than October 18th.
lSVO and that che council DO EN- cred
TO contrast With tho town Offering the hest
Inducements for chs location Of said re.
union, said bids ~ be opened and consid
cred on or before April let, isYO.
Said council reserve the right 70 reject
any or al bids II their discretion.
Signed By committee:
J0a. 0Assss, Uh,mn. Red Cloud,
J. .. 0Aos, Franklin,
q. w. Coon, Orleans.
IL. h. 6TOMs, Smith Center,
4. J. W0oD, Burr Oak.
w. b. BLO0H. Superior.
-. X. 0soAr, Rivsrton.
Kids Will be received up 10 moor Arril
ist, 1890 for the following itsms, 10 VII:
Twenty tons Of hay delivered an ground
Five tons Of STRAW
Tsnty cords Of wood delivered on "
Securing 100 tents more OF lsss sst M
o. ge0ands.
esalesset supply Of pure water for camp
u eonvea3eat places.
TaAs for watering stock on grounds,
Suitable grounds Cor holding reunion
within thrse.quastsrs ~ 4 mile Of the
depot.
0aitable ainks, Islands, slo.
Que large pavilion.
EstAbliah schedule VI prices Tor bus fare
10 and from grounds.
Prizes Vt meals, etc.
Prices VI grain and other nccesaarics OF
seuntoa.
In addition 10 the above the amour. Of
money that will b. donated To be applied
to rssutou purposes.
surntsh sufAcient number u com etsut
guares tue The protection Ut The camp.
|, tiOus.
All fatrs Ut whatsoever kiud. horss rae.
Ing, street taktrs. gambling aud gambaing
d~evtees, wheels Ut fortune and political
mssstngA, eta, must b. sseluded
from the grounds and not allowed In town
dortug the reunion,
sealed bids must bs accompanied by
good and ssfheisnt bosd end adarssssd 10
n. b, fVlrom.
l. Adit. lister State Rsuuion. Red Cloud.
Papers In District rlsass copy.
| IT
W.D.Suit, Druxxist. Bippus, Ind. ton.
titles: y can recommend Electric nit
ere - the very hest rsmcGy. Every
bottle sold has Given relief in every
case. One man took ak botlles, aud
Was cured OF Rheumatism Of 10 year,
standing" Abraham Hare, dr1sviss
RellWlls. Ohio. Aihrmss: The bess
:slltng medicine ] have ever handled
In nv - years. experience. 10 Elec.
Trio Dittep." Thousands II olAeu
have sddsd their tsstimoay, 10 Chae
he verdics 10 unasimol.s that Electric
heeegS do cure I'll diseases NJ the Nv.
g ktAaeys q kSosd. Only half dollar.
! abotsse q hsasy Cooks Drugstore. ,
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Tho machinery for che sugar beet
factory at Grand Island Il on tho way
70 that place aud coat ESQ, 900.
ThsusanAs lpeIsiusA.

In resent word On heart dissasd, DR..
Psanllin Miles, the noted specialist, gives
many new and startling facts Thousands
Of people sre slovly poisoning Themselves
weAksnin9 their hearts by the use Of tea
eoRss, tobacoo and alcohol These are
heart whlps, causing II 10 bent rapidly,
thus gradually wearing II out, producing
e~hOstasss OF breath when exsrcisinS pains
In side and shouidss, hungry and faint
spells einaty swelling OF the ankles and
suddeo death. For weakened and Inflated
hearts The pessa everywhere highly REQ.
cOnmeuds Shs Now Heart Cure discovered
By Dr.. Franklin Miles which II for sale Of
@ l. Cottsng'a,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-07

The 0oadiess 1s,tsf Commiasiou v,n
NEST a. Ne &c. Cssk's One N Red Cload
- Tusaday, March llth. lSaO., % lc,esosk
p. n. Township 0spssvisoss vill plsass
tepeeS - Md eo0atseioa On os heeoss
eAas aay. snv sooaiees h his tovhsAir Va
~ SesNsule o. u need 0e tmnsAtaAs
a1eosaoeA j. d. AAnusy,
On Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-07
J-J- DUCK r.

a sarvsyisg parry Of he nutshisol
81 Cult starts out lhls week.
1nsk Parker Aas returned from
oAs'Fssios slope. Hs thints tho
pest vest sas't bs beet.
~ yen like Il Gray asd faded
vAisksss nay b shsaesd 10 their nat.
usal end even eslos-browa Of black
y ssias Bsskisghsm's dye. Try Il.
IL Nys basthrss wagons On tho
stsests 1se tAs psrpess Of assonno.
daadse BIZ sss>ensrs asd 'stAsss and
WI b p,sassd y Do Oh ~, WORT q
~. tisss. Basssgsa specially night
= day.
Mis- Eve Hassy, . veil ksevu
yssss lady Of Ibis city vss usitsd IL
vsdlesk This week 70 Mr.. Harry Deter
q Dsavsr, whore he young people
make their failure hsns. Tas Cmisv
wishes Ne. nssh happiness.
.'E':y ses"esa. Asv'ss % 10.
usually nd aoss. vas long suspected
4 bsiss . tipplsr % The sly. By those
ses veil acquainted with Biz s~srielly
temperate AabiNa. HE ~vufortuusts
aa.H......A -..-m-"
"u'sa y
Ayr" Ssssspss'''s.
n. n. Baird formsrl, ~ Ma C,.,d
has ...,, $1,000 L..1..s-,m
,-n'",,~N, "S VII" 'o.-
o"''"'S0ss'ssry. mrs o
10 . lac operator in fsatistry and has
Aal many yesss pr.slios. ..d vili .,,.
~ heah ~ -aaG,ss...,.. ". -.
s,.- ssss se@'
IVY
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-07
lelss' lfssvs ssa Ilvss lslls.

- o~O WUvv ~ AVN S06 "a
IA Important discovery. They ass =
- uves, stomach aud boviss throaRA
~ nesves. 4 nsv pslnsipls. Tksy
opeeoly ooso bliousnsss, bad taste, torpla
!tves, ptles and constipation. bplsuat6
rot men, women and ehfldsen. smallest,
widest, sNssss. 10 doses Cor ~ sSaIa.
Senplss tsss at e. L.. CotHns. Assj
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-07

IL IL NOT uncommon 10 hear our far.
mevs complain Of chs taxss they have 10
pay. Sometimes they are too high and
the payment OF them oonld DO largely
lsassnsd By i~nersasing the p~roducSivs
power ut IN acre Of ground. For instance
= fasmer who sovs poor reed, raiHss scrub
eeocs' or buys antiquated Or imperfect Inn.
p!emens., must certainly pay proportion
asely high taxeS. Not " mention the i'm
psovmenS he might make u by getting
ehs best need and live stock, no could buy
buy q Dse.ing Binder Or mower and save
money In The harvesting Of his grain and
hay crops.
The morning call., 1890-09-28
PATRONIZE WHITE LABOR
AND BUY YOUR SHOES FROM
NOLAN B SONS.
We Pay 5000 a Day for White Labor.
If your shoemaker does not keep our
make of Shoes send your order, with
the money, direct, and will pay the ex-
pressage.

were returned to Venice, and may now be
seen over the principal entrance of st.
Marks, but faithful copy had been made,
and in 1898 chariot drawn by bronze horses
was placed at the summit of the arch. In
the chariot was a woman who represented
the restoration, and in 1880 this statue was
preserved on condition that she represent
the charter. To-day she represents what
ever the beholder pleases.
The marble bas-reliefs have had an event
full history also. OF these there are six re-
lating TO the campaign of 1S05-Cantelier's
"Captulatiou of Ulm," Elperceux' "Vic-
tory of Austerlitz," Claudius' Entrance of
Napoleon into Munich" Deseine's Entrance
to Vienna" Ramey's Interview OF Napo-
leon and Francis II" and Lesueur's 'Peace
of Presbourg"
In 1915 these marble bas-reliefs were re-
moved and hidden, and in 1925 they were
replaced by stone bas-reliefs, representing
the episodes of the Duke AngOuleme's Span
ish campaign. However, tue government
of Louis Philippe discovered the hiding
place of the marble baS-reliefs, and, in 1880,
they were restored to the Arc de Triomphe.
Although an imitation of the Arch of Septi-
mus SeveruS, in the Roman Forum, the Arch
Of the Place du Carrousel has not the ele-
gance of its model. Its lines never were In
harmony with the lines of the monuments
by which it is surrounded and in the i'm
mense square of the Louvre 1t was COM
pletely lost. But what historical events
have been witnessed by this little Arc dc
Triomphe-the downfall of Napoleon L, the
Hundred Days, the days of 1880, the abdica-
ton of Louis Philippe, in 1S4s. tine departure
the Tuileries!
The morning call., 1890-09-28

ton. Jack McAuline tells me that he came very
near getting into serious difficulty with Carroll
Ihe same way.
Thinking that his age ought to make him
stale. and that perhaps he would not ike tue
gatf. went at him like o bull at red nag for
Twelve rounds" said he. "By that time 1 was
pretty well tired out myself and saw that II L
kent up these tactics / would surely lose. lie
was as streng as little bull, and perfectly viii.
Ing 10 give punch for every one that he got. L
quietly let him take the lead and began nursing
back my strength. This is slow work, for he
isn't the man 10 let any man rest much While ne
Is In the front OF him. Eventually l ola effect
my purpose, and, when i saw that his eXeruoGS
were telling on him, and that he thought me as
good as gone, finished him."
Bowen did not or could NOT, fight this way, ana
so lie was defeated, but this defeat has III no
way disgraced him. as a pugilist. On tile c0n-
sporting public far more than ala his Victory
over Meyer. The latter was looked upon as a
good rough fighter who had an unusual streak OF
good luck. His refusal TO make play when he
faced McAuffe showed that he knew he was no
match for the champion, save III stamina, and
thar he felt that his only chance of winning with
him was by firing him out-nOt by fighting, but
bv foot racing around the ring. Bowen should
not be cast down entirely. When he learns TO
fight with his brain as much as he does with his
fists, he will be a match for any man OF his
weight now on the turf 1t is this brain work
which has made Jack Dempsey aud Jack Nc
Auliife the champions of their class.
Mike Brennan. "the Port Costa Giant"
has challenged George Godfrey Of Boston 10
fight him before the Gladstone Club. If
this match comes off Brennan will receive the
greatest drubbing of his life, as Godfrey Is
Il first-class pugilist.
Tommy Kelly, 'the Harlem Spider"
easily defeated Young Russell on the same
night that Jimmy Carroll was hailed victor
in New Orleans
The morning call., 1890-09-28
GUN AND GAME.
Why Farmers Object to shooters Gun


Why Farmers Object to shooters Gun
Tests.
In few years the sportsman who is not
member of one of the many gun clubs which
have leased or are about to lease lands for
shooting purposes might as well hang up his
gun or offer it for sale to the highest bidder.
There will be no room for outsiders to enjoy
a sport which is So extensively patroniZed by
young Americans.
A few years ago the man who could not
spare the time or the means to journey into
the interior Of the country for the pleasure
of few days quail or duck shooting could
take any of the morning trains and find
tolerable good shooting in many sections OF
the country within thirty miles OF this city.
The condition OF affairs in the way OF field
sports has very much altered, even in the
short period of two years. Thousands of
acres OF marsh land are now controlled by
clubs and number of farmers have either
leased their estates TO clubs of sportsmen
during the shooting season, or have posted
notices warning hunters from hunting there
on.
Ten years ago quail and small game of
many kinds were very plentiful in the adj
Joining counties. As years rolled by game
birds aud animals followed in the footsteps
of the native sou of the forest According
to the present killing off of small game on
lands easily reached by sportsmen OF this
city it is only question OF time, and time
very close at hand, when the lovers of field
sports will lave to turn their attention to
the far north, where game is yet quite plen-
tifuI.
Farmers who have posted their lands as
rule do not object to sportSmen shooting on
their property after the land Is Thoroughly
moistenPu by a few heavy rains. AT this
season the granger to protect his property
must use every precaution against fires,
many of which have been ignited by care
less hunters who, in a moment OF excite
ment, pitch a lighted cigar or cigarette into a
clump of dry grass. causing confiagratl0n
that may result in the loss Of thousands OF
dollars.
As a rule the granger is not a bad sort of
fellow and if approached in gentlemanly
way and asked politely for the privilege OF
DAYS shoot on his estate, the chances are
ten to enc in favor of the sportsman gaining
his point But the farmers have been conl-
PEELED to stop all shooting on their grounds
on account of a class OF reckless hunters
who take pleasure in breaking down fences,
shooting at cattle, lighting fires and other
wise making themselves generally obnoXl-
ous to the owners OF lesSees OF the land they
trespass upon.
This much detested hunter is a member of
the genus p0t-hunter. lie is easily distin-
guiShed IRON the sportsman by his garb and
general characteristics He invariably car
lies an old musket, which is usually pur-
chased from some junk dealers establish
ment for nominal sum. His ammunition
is either ''chain-lghtning' whisky or sour
wine and it is not to be wondered that
farmers have posted notices against this
class.