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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CRY, \. ..
RRApY HOUSE. ATLANTIC CRY. NJ.
~ 49, 60: :ns a's:s' 70 s:;
CoNaREss Hall.
ATLANTIC CITY. MI
The coolest point the isnd facing inlet and oosaa
Aeconmodatioo 500 guests. Superior tsbaA
raem Fer circular 'adss~ , v,x,-.x
GoTo ATLANTIC CRY, NJ. =
s.s 1S g ne Ss,I aor
S Gee rooms laFrs ri,... ovsrOokinE ne Heel
@ ..
II Plcinc ave. near Illinois, Atlantic CITY, M
Hsfurnished; new and nrst-class steam heat; can
Per day Now open Mr.. ANNIE aaUBB. n @y 10
HOTEL CLARENDON. ATLANTIC CITY NJ.
"A I'''s's i ssa laS sss. near IN. ocean,
my1o-sm col. JOHN n. CLARE
HoTEL oILsEY; ATLANTIC CITY. y; J.. OCEAN
unaslar aim open May .ffrr " opprxurIxrp
HYSSnIiiAA. 4. AiT 4. CITY CITY ~.
'o myi E::sSn.0'' HUTTON 1AHry
xilsntio CITY; near ocean, Choice ioessi1n,
aSi
DRESSER HOUSE. MRS. CHAs PREssERPEOP.
"a IA Mississipd ave. Near the beach. Atlantic
Ss M Sia.s.s nSs:s J.! I
SChAUELERs HOTEL AND CONCERT GARDEN.
p atlantic City now open Projected fr9m IN:
sssnss IRON fn. 2 R.oH
iIss e y .eH igs y Ss'
81 CHARLES Atlantic City. NJ,
,,oaa and Delaware j s5s. kS5 SEFsFR IN
AAI dsssn 2Sa s Michigan sys CITY, NJ
i0es sSEs f sn5Sss
T'HE BELLEAIRE.. OCEAN END OF CoNNECTI.
cut avenue. Atlantic City; desirable rooms and
eei1n! table, terms reasonable NAB wM love prom
T'HE CHALfoNTE,- ATLANTIC CITY. NJ
i on the beach. North Carolina ave.
sas %s.sr S..S Sss ia ssa Sou.. I.v.,o
i HSS open E. ROBERTS /. SUNS
1--WE ooloSsAD 1Se ELASTIC jas i CITY n. J..
Washington Patronage Solicited Popular Rates.
Per week-sl0. so to SIS.
Tho house renovated in every department
New Dining Room. Kitchen and Ofica
New Carpets Mating and BedA
UNDER WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT.
ye19. I'm I. c. RINEs. Of the Elsmera
VIE DENNIS. ATLANTIC CITY. NJ.
Ocean end Of Michigan ave- ;open all the year. An
no.am a. JOSEPH H. BoRroN. Proprietor
Tue ELkTos; , 4SsAS c,1 SSP r KENTUCKY AVE
open III the year. '. '''
L North csroin. ave- near the beach. Atlantic City
ml2-eo3m 4. A. CANFIELD.
F:saS aye Missouri
msnt Exsry'hins nrst-ciass Write lor cirsusr
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL
Rsmodeled. E Enlarged. keiurnish.d ="
m nST Hssn' W. ANDERSEN ens:r.r.
TIVE VICTORIA: ATLANTIC CITY. n, J.. SOUTH
hnla,rsa, rsmOdelsd. thorough reloVa!sd
AsBURY PARK, N. J.
"A ave-. and half blocks from ocean large we'll
and Perss saItssy
lsrss parties Address Mr.. HAaLI9S AgST
A sBURY PARK--THE 0UERNsEY-sEvENTH
ash ave DsiEntfuliy located Near bs.eh lakes and
out Woven wire springs and hair matt rssses ESeel
lent table Tennis, boating nshinv, dancing. Mod
crate prices Fifth season. THOs. .. ALLAN,
.eS-2m OF Washington, DC.
A fA TAE v1cToR1A
Family Hotel fronting on Ocean, unobstructed view
lighted by Gas and Electricity; Artesian water; all
modern improvements superior table, terms moderate
my14-3m
fHHK ST. CLOUD. 2l3 FIRST AVE-
/ ull view of the ocean Wide piazZas.
y11-2ms NJ. LEWIS. Proprietor.
SEA.sIDE-JERSEY COAST.
STOCKTON HOTEL
= CAFE NAY Nj y,
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
CREsAPKAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
seheduis IN Eject NAY IL
Trains leave Union Depot 9Th ana ,tr.ssa lo.sy
s'St Sss al S SS f Font sS%iSy; .sa
IL x am. C;neinnan Elrrss. daily 70 stations N
ssspes ssSu se ss.nss To a
IL 10 pn sIri'InsS 1850; 80 an ,,., "a, ,,,
.. 1SS t sssS.a s'f.s.
ingion aud Louisville Pullman Ssrs ar. osen .
oaaeeve Passengers At o nm.
omee; Sl3 Pennsy lvania aSonue
r,,., NV. FULLER
General Passenger Ascna
RALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Schedule IN effect June I'd lsSo
Lea's washington fpom station corner u New yervuv
For chieAO Aad %Srass s1s c s,sn,
Tsr S .iis,c ~ 80 an, express y 40 pm.
as,b, = 80 aud ! i 80 p NJ '- ''''A"Ai0uA sAprs
fsT htts5STs -nd Cleveland e,pr.-. daily o 30 .
fog helnston and points in the Shenandoah vs,isa
fSr iM nst 80 and way stations t5.Sopn
or BsinInors, Seas avs PM
IS minute aiv a. 5ni',esss 80, $50 IN 90. IL oo
g Is. Is minutes NUT i. 10 "a. 80 81 9ipsi.p
a asS ~ 80. 900 . 10 $50 S:i5 "a ~ sS
so .% M IN Oa s199Ss's Sna ;ss %
nin lsa 600 o:lA 6:20 $50 81 Is ID
or 800 S;sS. e 40 sn fa-ienstos ana sA,k
-. 10 ~; snndAys . 30 am. 90 s.Ss. AZ
rTsns leave l.tinors for Washington. week a.r.
and 1853 .i IL 90 so II io 80 io % "a "a
az az : 20 4 To- 300, 900. "a 90. So : ,o
YY 49, sfs Si 20 y sn s%
so $50. so il: 10 loo snd ii 90 pS 700
nor sA1rr.poil. e3 ana 50 m IL ID and $50
I am In iao e so go r Ls.'i sa aas;s
For s tai ;sS o pm n. N.,,,,,,,,,. :,
= 80 m: y as pm For frnSiPl station. on ~,
For Rockville ana Way stations .4.35pn
5000 " II 20 and Inssrmsa,s5S gs9.
$40 90, II 800 m. ''SS' '''$~
tor B9yd'. anu intermediate stations, - oopm.
,,f9r trrderiek. t6:Jo $3.50 $3.50. IN so an
Ior tsser.toSn. ITO 40 am. and rs 3opm.
t:lO p m NON CincmnSi and ~ Louis - .,i m ssa
I'm ana 200 pm from llttsburg s.Io an. $50
MN YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
Mo ssS va iorn. Trenton, seSar. > and kh.ab:h
40 aud 1850 pm. buffet fsrior Cars On N
Gay O. trains. Sleeping Car the 1880 y m opss
81 ea rnladelphia - o5, IS 90 300 Il 90 noon
~ioo' 90. o;l5 and 80 I.nI
u W, 10y m, 'i2:oo noon. q 90 - &c. 'o;i5 aud
,ai1r intermediate points between Baltimore and
phhAdeiphia TOGO and 81 go an. az 30. q 20
a, Trains leave New York for Washington % 90
r ih;;o Ain 200. $50 % 90 pm and .l2 IS
&c Trains leave Philadelphia for Washington. .4is<
&c 53 1910. III so Anl- II 40. ISL IS So
a., FOR Boston 80 pm. with Pullman Buffet Sleep
Ia
NJ. station at Boston.
sundsys 4:VS AM. IL noon and 10 80 pm
FOX BAY RIDGE
Week days. BIS an. 80. 80 m RundsxA
y 30 am, 80. 3 10 pm.
Leave bay Ildge. week days $50. s.3o pm. Sun
fExcept sunday DAILY. SUNDAY only.
baggage called for and checked from hotels ana res,
oences by Union Transfer Company on order left a
ticket Offices ol9 and 1881 Penn. ave and al depot
j. 7. ODELI. Gen Mnnarer 40
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MISCELLANEOUS.

II EE MAR
N SUMNER RESORT
MIll reopen June Is Has we'll shaded lawn, nne
mountain water, hot and cold baths porticoes fine
scenery and large rooms. Address
au6-lw J. NJ. BELL. Haeerstown, Md.
- UMMIT HOTEL, GAITHERsBURG, MD, $50
= IT. above Washington. Forty minutes ride there
from depot IN sight abundance OF shade, ice milk;
Sy3l-6ts
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COUNTRY BOARD.


BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY LOCATED on THE
tor Pnsy P sois a. psS week H. COLE rrSgTs
RikdLoyYsoIIdR ,., TEhSkMahoCND BAY,ELEyATED.
SuHs hnp SR A Robes.
Hinckley, 1910 Massachusetts ave. au6-iw.
A FAMILY CAN OBTAIN GOOD BOARD AT
"A farm house; mile from station: pleasant shade;
Address IT, g. e and
au6-3ts
YOUR BoARpERs DESIRED ADULTS PRE-.
yick station on B; aud 9: Il 4. MIS-. j. r HATTIE,
IGOR RENT-AT BROOKS MANSION, BROOKS
t.o station 3 Me-, Branch B; so MR. Larre AIRY
table board; terms very reasonable. IL
TNHE EvEkaREENs. FALLS CHURCH, vA-Two
u Rooms. with Board. for rent; first-ciass accom-
,nd Psvilion; milk. fruit and vegetable Mrs RAY.
MOND. au5-3t'
EXCELLENT COUNTRY BOARD FOR ABOUT
ON q int 81 %s d ssS
Apply to J. I: POSITION. snickeryiIle. Va. au5-3t'
V,ERRACE FARM. SOUTH RIvER-BoARDTNG
fruit in abundance Terms. adults. IS. Address b.
W. HI6GINs. Annapolis. Nd. au4-3t'
ssT OCUsT LAWN" SUMMER BOARDING
ss lawn with * n sos
shaSs; no :m-i children taken Address FRANK
pOARDERs WANTED NEAR ROUND HILL STA
~ uon; high point; fine mountain view; plenty
shade. dancing pavilion and piano Address J. BALD
WIN BRO. Psxsop Pc, Loudoun co.ya
myl4-w&s,Sm
ROARDkRS WANTED FOR THE MONTHS OF
- August and September: accommodations rood;
rates SO Per month; two in ROOM $40 No children
under twelve. References given. CARROLL GAR
NETT. Box 81. Front Royal, Va. au2-6t
GENTLEMEN CAN SECURE GOOD COMFORT
NJ able accommodations the Potomac river; good
nsninK. Graphing and bathing; terms reasonable.
THOS PEMBROKE,
iy29-1Ots Ridge, St. Mary's Co, Md.
- NOMFoRT RETREAT"-DELIGHTFUL SIT
~ uated in mountains of Maryland near HarIer's
Ferry: unexcelled for health and home comforts SO
per week MhS. CLARK, Keep Tryst, Wash CO.. Md.
1yl5-lms
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHoRT ROUTE TO LONDON
Fast kxpress steamera
TO Southampton d,ondon. Esyre. nrsmeA
Aller We'd, Aug. q 10 an: Elder, sat. AuG. q
noon; fulda, We'd, Aug -, pm. Wsrrs Sal. Aus.
JIG. ,. m; ssale. Wed. AUG. 20. am. Ema Sat-.
Comfcrtabis state rooms. exeelient tabls iuxursou
ward berth. according location; Cd cabin 1904
adult; stesrags % low rsssa Appy % 4 y.
DROoR o2o Penn ava aug
CUNARD LINE-sTATE ROOMS CAN BE RE-
eonnodatons from ESQ W; sseena slsss cas- -
6sakerA Sole Agents. o3l st. nv. ny23- 3m
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PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

i - PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
poIiH1.I Il M rR NokiA wEsT AAn SOUTHWEST
sIELL RAILS MAGNIFlcENT EQUIPMENT.
So co! OF 9Th AND sTkEETs, AS FoIhoSss
q Pullman Vestibue Cars At 10 h 5o s assSs
Fast Lane 1910 N, daily 70 Chicago. coiuM ba;
hssu car. 20 5rU Sola aass:
E y cs ss d 5.,y an On
burton Srs 10 70 ST hnTTFsSurs and sleeping cs Harm
billing Car Harrisburg t. ST. I IoSs chs. s and
CINCINNATI Western Erpress at 40 nm daily
LOUIS daily At H.rrisSuS. With , IaS
ssieepers Tor Louisville and henphis Pullman
p.cinc EIpr.ss 90 p M daily, Tor Ps PIT IA
fes mesh stL through Sleeper 10 Httsbure. aud
sALTiMokE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For hs and s Ba
yor MN islssplns Car TAshins,on = Eochss,eI
m: daily. except sunday.
fS Sd fHrRDsEf nix SlS S
30 s GS 10 90 30 s AND 80 Ann sm no s,iS
ll:2o pm. Limited Express Of pullman P.rlot
IoTf only Limited Es6rsss With i Dnias oC~
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
as, e1 press 3 10 m week days and 90 pn danA
Fol su RitEo S1 Change
jersey City With boats o soolT IVAN, Ssansss 2
ns direct transfer Fulton street avoiding douSis
For i stIss,sn across ross New iork city
For 65a s:ss 7;sosho 600, $50 70 90
1899 1893 I'D .S. 10 g sls s1 gS sSS
300. 80. 500. 40, 10 90 and ii 20 pm,
70, Lane 20 AIN and +;so .. m daily.
For AnnaR0Iis, 20 and DOC AM 1905 and s.2e
I'm osy. except Sunday sundays 300 Al
ana A:2Opm
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DOTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Il STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON
Monday and Friday. at O. m, far Nomini Cur
rioman and Leonardtown Tuesdays ut 30 p IN as
far a. Nomini Currionlan Leonardtown. Coan Knsale
aud Lodge Fare first class. soc second class 35c.
Freight lower than other routes tor information,
call Telephone 1880. au5-1m
CTEAMER "wAKEFIELp"
- Leaves 7th-st. wharf MONDAYG THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS at am. Returning TUES-
DAY, friday and SUNDAY evenings,
For Nominl Creek Va, Le0nsrdtown and St Glenn
ents Bay, Nd, touching 1t interInediste landings.
Passenger accommodations frst-class."
9. W. RIDLEY
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
IN EEEECT MAY N ISfln

For o A.sI AND. i. Ss1s, ssS
60l, s:u2 1905 and 80 pm. ON SUNDAY =
$50 40 $50. 1857 an, 2:30. COL s:01
Accommodation for Qunntico, z as Am and 90
pm. week days AS I'm. Sundays
For Richmond and the south, so and 1857 an
daily, Accommodation. 4 80 y. IN. week days
Trans leave Alexandra Tor NssnInetOn, 06, On
s;10' sdo. JOE n ;oI an; leg. 200. 3 So
Sunday at 8 :lOa Id ] ] :O7 M; = 90, 5 10 Ga
~. y 20 and 10 81 pm
Tickets and Information the of3ce northeast cor.
ner 18th st and Pennsylvania avenue, and al The
station, where orders be left for the checking q
baggage 10 Destination from hotels and residencs9
CHAS. T. IUGH, J. n WOOD.
General Manaser. fmyls1 General Psssenrer Ara
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Il WALKER SONS. 2o< 10TH ST N.w.-As
- bestos Goods Moth proof Paper and Wax. !. and
:e.iy ITepzred koonng, flus Lining and TopA ~. y
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MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM BOAT
WI Companys Steamer
"TYGERT."
Capt John A. Ketchum. TOR Baltimore and landings
on the Potomac river Every Monday at O'Clock p. N.
Apply to
STEVENSON BRO,
Telephone 745-3. I,e26-3ml 9TH 81 wharf
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IN ORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
FARE, IS ROUND TRIP.
Steamers Leave 9Th street wharf at s p m Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday. Sunday 1T 1000 r. m.
Further infor nation Telephone Call 1850. Lands
Colonial Beach Saturdays. myg-6m
FVNO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
Il steamer GEO. LEARY, from 7th-st wharf Mon
days, ednesdays and Fridays, at pm. EXCLUSIVE
CONNECTION WITH BIOS ION AND PROVIDENCE
STEAMERS. Fare: 81 single; round trip, 80 Tickets
End rooms ut b. and o. ticket offices. 6l9 and 1851
Pa. ave, and Hawley's 14th and New York ave- For
further Information inquire ct compsnys oce the
and Gen Agt MD
DoTOMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
For Baltimore aud River Landings Steamer SUE,
Capt. Geoghegsn. leaves Stephenson's wharf every
sunday 1T o'clock pm. For further Information
apply to
STEPHENSON q BRO,
mhS-6m Seventh Street Wharf.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-06

he SAYS Mccarthy 'did not knock me
down once with a blow" said Dixon,
but he wreStled me down repeatedly,
and had there been a referee | would
have won in the first round on foul
If Mccarthy will fight me to Il finish
will guarantee $1,000 purse, winner
take all, and my friends will bet him or
his friends 81 900 to $500 as often as
they want"
Jack Hopper, who is matched to fight
Billy Mycr, will leave shortly for Dal-
las. Texas, where the battle is TO take
place. Myer is also matched to meet
Andy Bowen, the champion of LouiSi-
ana. for s.. 600 purse, at the West End
Club of New Orleans. The match is TO
be decided two weeks before his go with
Hopper, which is to be pulled off before
a club in Dallas. Bowen is being
trained by Harry Gilmore, the cham
pion light weight of Canada. 1t will be
a fierce battle and should not be decided
in short space of time.
The trial of Charley Mitchell. the
champion pugilist of England, for as
Sauting Bill GoOdc, came up in the
Marlborough street police station, and
attracted tremendous crowd. Among
those present were Pony" Moore, Eu-
gene Stratton. Mr. Abingdon, Duke of
Manchester, Ernest c. Wells, Lord De
Clifford, Charley White, Charley Bates,
Arthur Cooper and Johnny O'Ncill.
Great interest was manifested, and
bookicS bet odds that Mitchell would be
fully committed. Chesterfield Goode
and Cockburn, whom Mitchell also as
Saulted, pressed the case, and after the
evidence of Abingdon and Mitchell had
been heard, the pugiliSt was discharged
amid great cheering.
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$50 so during her last week in New
York, and in spite of an excellent play,
fairly acted, loses about $4,000 in try
ing to amuSe the metropolis for TWO
weeks.
One Of the pathetic sights OF Broad
way is old red-faced Campanin making
his daily patrol mp to earshot of the
Metropolitan Opera House and then
back again to some maccarOni lair on
East Side. There's an example Of
fallen fortunes" quoth a lookcr-on.
poor devil. He's only got three notes
left" Yes" said the other fellow,
and there isn't iiyc-dollar one in the
three
Manager David Henderson has leased
from II. 7. Jackman. of PttSburg. for
ten years, piece Of splendid property
on Penn avenue in that city, ON which
hc will erect a magnificent theatre at a
cost of 5000, 600. II will be- ready for
opening by October /. and will bc called
the DuqucSne Theatre.
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told them he would sell for $4,000 if he
would be permitted to take three horses
with him. These three were Judge
Morrow, Jersey Pat and dark 2-year-
old. The Hough Bros. declined the
proposition
When Searle, the champion sculler Of
the world, died the English papers. for
a reason that can only be guessed at,
eSpouscd the claims to the title made by
OCOnnor. the Canadian. who was the
last man whom the young sculler de-
feated. These papers treated the claims
OF all Australians, and particularly
those OF Kemp, as prepoSterouS, equal
ly without reason. 1t can only be that
fellow-feeling that makes MS wondrouS
kind that prompts EngliShmen, once
rulers of the waveletS. to eSpOuse the
claims of America, who in turn had
the title wreSted from it.-Mclbomne
Sportsman.
Private adviceS from Nashville convey
some startling information regarding FL
Rio Rcy, the invincible two-year-old of
last season, whose present condition is
being so anXiCuSly watched by horse
lovers and owners interested in the great
Eastern handicapS. The information,
which is reliable, is that the great son
of Norfolk and Marian was slowly aal-
loped a mile over the West Side Park
course on Saturday morning and that
when pulled up he was blowing so hard
that he could be heard quarter of a
mile away, He was not galloped fast
because he could not stand il, and was
wrapped in neck cloths as if being
treated for throat troubles. 1t is the
opinion of many old turfmcn about the
West Side track that he will never win
another race.
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DIAMOND DUST.
News of All Kinds Gathered From Many
Fields.


Fields.
1t is said that Mark Baldwin has a
sore arm.
Yak, formerly of the Wheclings, will
likely be found with the Cantons.
Cleveland and Pittsburg were in favor
of changing the Standardization
Globe.
Not much of late has been heard
from Springfield. SanduSky may yet
be found in the Tri-State League of
1890.
Harry Stovey still owns stock in the
Athletic Club. Of Philadelphia, which
he is anxious to sell in order to invest
in the Players stock.
President Soden. of the Boston club.
says, however. that no meeting to re-
duce the tariff is contemplated, and
probably none will be held.
Dick JohnStons statement that ChaS.
Camel had endeavorcd to induce him
TO sign Boston League contract, was
entirely without foundation.
The Nets have a better team this sea-
son than ever before. because every man
i'm it plays ball all he knows how, and
plays all the time. Manager Primrose
will take his men over to Ridgewood to
play.
When Mutrie got Clark he gathered
in coming star The youngSter is Il
ball player if there ever was one. John
Ward at his best never handled difficult
rroundcrS cleaner or quicker than Clark
does.
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PUGILISTIC NEWS.
An Interesting Budget of Notes Concern
ing Fighters.

Jack Dempsey left suddenly yeSter-
dav for Portland. He expects an heir.
The Occidental Club has matched
Jack Davis, of Omaha, and Joe Choyin-
ski to fight i'm May for purse OF ST.
$50.
Word comes from Sidney of the snc-
cess of Critic. the 1l5-pound champion
against George McKenzie,a 136-pounder.
The latter was to knock out the little
fellow i'm Il rounds, but the Critic was
there besides having the best OF the
fighting.
When asked if he was about to ar
range glove fight with Dominick Me
Caffrey. Corbett said: Il fear Mccall
rev has been talking. ! have not spoken
of the matter. My contract with the
Olympic Athletic Climb will not allow
me To arrange fight of any kind.
-George Dixon'S hackers are out with
am offer to Cal Mccarthy to fight the
colored bantam six to ten rounds, or as
many more as the authorities will per-
nit. the winner 10 take - per cent OF
the receipts. They would prefer
finish fight, but assert that Mccarthy Is
afraid To meet Dixon in finish again.
The .JackSon-Sulivan contest Will be
considered at an open meeting OF the
California Athletic Club on the night OF
the Carroll-Smith fight, April %. The
sanction of the entire club must be had
to raise the purse from $4,000 TO $50
600. Jackson is expected to arrive Aprii
10th.
Eugene Hornbacker has been matched
to fight Pat" DAILY to finish with TWO
ouncc gloves. for S250a side and purse.
The amount of the purse will be decld-
ed upon later. The men will tight al
116 pounds. and will weigh in twenty
four hours before the fight. The battle
will take place within $50 miles oil New
York city.
4 cablegram to Richard X. Fox an,
nounces that the fight between Blll
Baxter and Fred Johnston for 600 ana
the 1872 pound championship of England
was decided in the Pelican Cluo yeSIer-
day. Six rounds were fought IN IWen-
/ ty-two minutes, when Baxter Secoilus
claimed a foul. which was allowed by
the referee. Baxter was the faVorltc AT
/ 6 10 (. and would no doubt have won
The Pelican Club, one of the swell
sporting organizations of London. Is not
/ 10 be outdone by the Ormonde Club. oil
the same city, in the matter of giving
purses for pugiliStic encounters. Re
Gently the Ormonde Club made a hand
some offer for go" between 'Nunc
/ Wallace. the champion feathcrwelght
of England. and George Dixon, OF BoS-
ton The PclicanS have now decided to
offer purse of e4OO for Dixon and wal
lace To fight for. and will allow Dixon
600 for expenses.
/ George Dixon has arrived in Boston.
Speaking of his go with Matt Mccarthy,
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TURF TOPICS.
III Rio Rey is "A Roarer-General Sporting
Notes.

Notes.
A horScman who inspected Spokane
last week says the horse is in splendid
condition. and, to all appearances, is as
sound as Il dollar. His legs are with
out a blemish, and no surface reason
against his proving great 4-year-old
appears.
Vincent Daley, the new Cleveland
League player. made four hits in "A game
at Hot Springs a few days ago. two of
which were home runs, and in u sprint
race he defeated Sunday and Hemp, the
PittSburg players.
Manager Kennedy is said to be after
Jimmy Peoples. If Kennedy really
wants another catcher ne will make a
mistake if he lets Young, the college
man who went South with Mutric, slip
away without a trial. Mutric says
Young is firSt-claSS catcher.
In order to insure fast racing the pro-
motcrS of professional cycle races in
England have decided to give smaller
prizes than usual unless certain time
is beaten. In the latter case prizes
nearly double the value of those at
present given will be offered.
Mr.. John IIugginS, who was in Sharge
of A. :. CaSSattS stable last season, has
lust arrived in New York after winter
at his home near FulShcar, Tex. Mr..
HugginS says he has been commissioned
by Mr.. CaSSatt to devote himself this
season exclusively to the training and
running of EuruS, the wonderful old
horse
Black and Blue is authority for the
statement that 1T is stated that Hough
Bros. offered Green Morris $50, 900 cash
for his beautiful house south of the
Brooklyn Jockey Club track, the ground,
stables and live stock. Green Morris