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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18
Underground Railways and Electricity.

The electric railway is found to work SO
admirably and successfully in South Lon
don that it is now suggested that steam
shall be superseded by electricity on the
old Metropolitan underground road. In the
winter travel on this line is at times.ex
cessively disagreeable, while in the hot
weather of summer the line becomes practic-
ally unbearable, and the air, which seems
principally composed of sulphur, smoke
and dust, is so Objectionable as to drive
would-be passengers to other means of
travel
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18
Everyone Should Call

At the P. G. @. G. and attend the great sale
of mems suits and overcoats bought at the
big New York auction sale.
Everything marked at per cent net profit
to sell the goods quickly. Come at once.
Big crowds all the time; nothing like ii
ever seen before.
We bought $4,000 worth of fine tailor
made clothing at the great auction clothing
sale, and we are selling it at unheard of low
prices Be on hand Monday.
P. G. G. c., Pittsburg Combination Cloth.
ing Company, corner Grant and Diamond
streets.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18
A Gift From Pittsburgers.

The new theological seminary of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church at Chicago
was opened October 1 under most auspi-
cious circumstances. The land in Lake
View upon which the buildings stand was
dedicated for the purpose twenty years ago
by Rev. DIR. w. A. Passavant and Mrs.
Eliza Passavant, of Pittsburg. DR.. Passa-
want is president of the board of directors.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18
A suuatters' League Organized.

GUTHRIE, OKLA, Oct. 17.-Hundreds of
boomers, congregated in the Cherokee Strip
along Black Bear river, are building houses
for the winter. They have organized
Squatters' League and will resist any at
tempt to eject them, by securing injunctions
in the courts on the ground that the strip Is
public land by the decisions OF the courts,
and that they have right to settle there.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18
GREAT SACRIFICE SALE OF PIANOS
AND ORGANS

At Henricks Music Co.. Ltd, IO1 and los
Fifth Avenue.
Big reductions in prices will be made IN
our present stock of pianos and organs dur
ing rebuilding, and those who contemplate
buying q piano or an organ will save money
by purchasing now such well-known makes
as the Weber-Lindeman, Wheelock and
Stuyvesant pianos; also the famous Palace
and Kimball organs at prices away down.
Easy payments arranged if desired Re-
member the place,
HENRICKs Music Co., LTD,
101 and 103 FifthsYenuA
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18
THE DgNouEMENr OF A ROMANCE.
Love at First Sight and . Young Boston
Lawyers First Case.

hd"yc NooC'
NEW HAVEN, CONN, Oct. 1.-THE ro-
mantle marriage in Boston to-day of Hya-
cinthe A Ringrose has created consider
able comment here. He claims to be a
nephew of Sarah Bernhardt, and recently
went from this city to Boston to practice
law. He is the man who wrote ard die
tated to Cardinal Gibbons q defense of
Father McGlynn, under the titles of 1.-THE
poor mans priest"
Ringrose's first client was T. A. Pogee,
who sought divorce. -Pogee was arrested
on charge of stealing a banjo from Miss
Flossie Robertson, girl in her teens, to
whom Pogee said he had been married.
Ringrose defended Pogee and fell in love
with the girl. He was so infatuated thathe
could not cross-examine her, and the case
was postponed. Aweek ago he made her
aequain tance. That night he proposed
marriage and to-day he and Miss Robertson
were married.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18
The Woman,s Christian Association.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE International
Conference of the Woman's Christian As
sociation concluded its work this afternoon.
To-day's session was devoted mostly to
routine business 1t was decided, on the in
yitation of the Moral and Social Reform
Auxiliary Committee of the Worlds Fair,
to make an. exhibit of its work at the Fair.
Its next meeting will be held at Buffalo
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18
Decision for the p. E o.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 17.-This morning
Judge Maxwell rendereda decision uphold
ing the Baltimore and Ohio people in the
Ohio and Mississippi deal. They will go
ahead and elect officers. The stockholders
opposed to the deal will meet November 10
and elect officers. There being two sets of
officers the case will go to the Circuit Court
on a uno warranto suit.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18
ARTISTIC EFFECTS In
Fine Flowers

And plant decorations Novelties for
luncheon, dinner and german favors. Loose
punches to carry and corsage bouquets a
specially. N. PATTERSON,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18
October's Busy Travellers.

The Electric Cornet Band will give free
course of semi-weekly concerts during the
coming season,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18

The Universalist Church Ladies' Aid So
ciety gives an oyster supper and social in
Curry University Hall on Monday evening.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18
dock. She is there through the interest of
Andrew Carnegie.

A course Of four lectures will be given this
winter through Mr.. Carnegie's generosity,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18

BE sure to read Edward Groetzingsr's ad.
on second page.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18
.Hoss and Hoss

DUQuEsSE THEATER. Hoss and Hoss
ALVIN City Directory
BIJoU THEATER. The Patrol
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. sE.................. Money Mad
HARRIS THEATER...... ....lndian Mail Carrier
HARRY WILLIAMS. .Hyde's Vaudeville Company
DAVIS MUsEUM-THEATER. .Curiositles etc
WORLDS MUsEUM-THEATER. ..... .Curiosities etc
The above are the theatrical attractions
for this week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18

Wednesday. Rev. r. 8. Holmes, OF Shady
side Presbyterian Chnrch performed the
ceremony. The bride and groom left for
an eastern trip to Washington and New
York. On their return home Mr.. and Mrs.
Berger will live with the grooms father,
Charles H. Berger, Center avenue, Roup sta
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18

1t will be a tight this week between farce
comedy and spectacular melodrama. At the
Duquesne there is a new farce comedy, "Hoss
and Hoss:" at the Alvin another farce COM
edy already known here, "The City Direc-
tory" at the Bijou 1.-THE Patrol" a realistic
melodrama, and money Mad" similar ap-
peal is at the Grand Opera House. If you
like farce comedy and melodrama you're in
luck; if you are not fond of these things you
have Miss Go-Won-G -Mohawk's Indian pot
pie at Harris and Hvde's Vaudevile's at
Harry Williams, a circus at the Worlds
Museum and a wonderful freak of nature at
Harry Davis Museum to fall back upon.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18

Miss Eva Danner, sister-in-law Of Rev.
Charles Reinwald, of the First English
Lutheran Church of West Braddock sang at
the English Lutheran Synod OF Pittsburg
district, in Braddock last week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18

many other curiosities not seen before I'm
this vicinity. truly great show for 10
cents.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18

The marriage OF Miss Irene T. Bosworth
and Charles s. Berger took place at the resi-
dcnce Of tho brides brother, Mr.. Mahlen
Bosworth on Denniston avenue, E. E., last
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18

Miss Maria Parloa, OF whose cooking peo-
pie in PittsburR know a good bit, gave her
sixth lecture yesterday afternoon at Brad
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18

The musical entertainments given by the
pupils OF the Highland Piano School last
Thursday evening at Armory Hall, East End,
was a great success. There were at least 100
people who could not be seated.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18

The attraction at the Grand Opera House
is Steele Mackaye's sensational drama,
"Money Mad" whose success was empha-
sized through its long run last spring at the
Standard Theater, New York. 1t will be
presented under the di ERECTION OF Mr.. John
J. Collins, during the week commencing
Monday and at the usual matinees, with all
the original and realistic mechanical effects
which created such Il furore during the met
ropolitan production. The title arises from
the intense avarice of a millionaire, whose
greed for money grows INTO d mania. His
sacrifices of all his better feelings to this
one purpose constitute the theme of the
play.
Gregory Bros ParisiaA Winter Circus is
the theater attraction at the Worlds
Museum-Theater the coming week, and to
say that it is a genuine novelty is not saying
too much. 1t is seldom that the public
hereabouts is given a chance to see circus
performance Except the equestrian parts)
fully rendered indoors, yet such a treat is in
store for the patrons of this popular house
next week. The Gregory brothers, three in
number, famous acrobats themselves, have
been enabled from their complete knowl-
edge OF the business to secure the very best
acrobatS, tS,Symnasts,c clowns and, In fact,eVery
thing necessary to render a tirst-class circus
performance, and it is their intention to
tour the United States with this attraction.
They have selected from all the leading cir
cuses winch have just closed their summer
season, the very best performers to begin
with, and also all the other attractions of
note. the performance which they will
render at the Worlds she coming week will
be of very high order of merit, and this
fact, as well as the uniqueness OF the enter
tainment, should pack the house. In the
curio hall that paradoxical human being,
the Turtle Boy will be seen, as well as
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-27

mercio = dc la Hacienda; que 81 no tenia mas
m6ritOs que el de habef suavizadO las aspe-
rezas que parecian haber exisbido anterior
mente entire la Hacienda 81 COmerciO, pues-
To que al presente habia desapareeidO el ME-
do moral, 81 asi puede llamarse, que algunoS
comerciantes tenian de tratar con la Admins
TRACTION, pues 4 ell 10 han encontradO dc su par
te, Sempre que el derecho y la justic1a 1ban
con ellOs.
Brind0 por los Sres Fernandez, Mayol J
Gilet, representatives on aqnellOs momentos
del cOmerco. al que dedico frases corteses
de encOmio, Y del cua dijo que era ana patG's-
ca de grGnd6simG f:terzG e1a Ponce, q que mo-
Uiend0Se de 0cuerot0 con IG Hacienda, estObd
UHns0d0 bGcer de la PeQueiaG A'attttG, una
A9atiIla RIGA q fOreciente
Ternln0 su dScurSO brindiS el Sr. Mona
res dciend0 prt posto he dejado para 10
llltimO, Ell brindar por ell dIgnisimo General Sr
Lasso, quien cOnozco J respetO desde que
tuve el honor de tratarlO en- Madrid: brindo,
pues, por tan vallenUo Y pundonorOso militar,
gloria dc Espana, y pOr ol eal ejercito de esta
Isla, al que s3ludO Ell "a bizarra persOnalidad
del Captain Sr Larios.
Este SenOr pronunc6 breves palabras,
digno remate de los brindis.
Ell discursO del Administrator de Ia Adua-
na fu6 muy aplaudidO, pues lie suS palabraS
Sc dcsprendia un gran esplritu de justicia, que
tanto echaba do menOs en- epocas anteriores ell
comercio de Ponce.
Tan agrldabo reunion termino las cua-
tro de la taFde, GespueS de haber ejecutado al
piano escog:das pleas de muSica los senoreS
IzquierdO, Macias y AyusO"
90
Segdn nos dicen lie Cabo -Rojo, no hay en-
aque pueblo espendedurfa de sellos de cOrreos.
lIlamamos ia atenci6n del Sr. Intendente, sObre
csc asunto de verdadera traScendencia.
Sabemos cue ell Dr.. don Rafael del Vale,
en- union del DR.. Curbelo ell farmaceutico
Halmarson, tienen en- observation varios tu-
D6rculos inyectados con la nta del DR.. Koch,
que han recibido de Alemania, que ell pri-
nero de dichos facuItativos, vendra pronto
a Capital para expIicar en- ell AteneO ell result
radO de suS obServaciOneS.
Tendremos Ell gusto de DIR al ilustrado me-
dco oradOr, tan competente en- tOdO 10 res
pectivo intercollegiate.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-27
Noticias de la Capital


Completeness las distinguidas damas Y
caballeros amigos nuestros, pub11cando la ST.
gaiente carta que aver dirijeron a EZ PrOgre-
SSStG de Arecibo:
San Juan de Puerto Rico, Mario "a de 1891
senores Director = Redactores de El Pro-
greSiStG.
Arocibo.
Muy estimadOs sefores amigos .nuestros:
81 al regresar q nuestros respectivos hOgares
el primer acto one rea.izaramOs no fuera vol
yer los Ojos hacia- el punto dOnde quedan. los
amigos que tan carinosa y cumplidamente nos
festejarOn, haci6ndonos tan grata como breve
Ia residencia de unos dias, crea v. que falta-
rlamOs al mas preCiado sentimento humane:
el hermoso sentimiento de la gratitud
No nos detendremOs enumerar las inf
nitaS muestraS de carino y simpatia que, du-
rante nuestra permanencia en- Arecibo nos tri-
butaron los habitantes de la Villa tOda vez
que el pdblico sabe la manera de como ALI Sc
nos agasajaI a. pOr todos, absolutamente por
tOdOs los arecibefos fuinos obsequiadOs de un
nodo tan espl6Ddido como inmerecido, y muy
particulaTmente, por los senOres don Agustin
de u TORS Y familia, don Rafael del Vale y fa-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-27
NOtiCiaS de la IsIa
Nos escriben de Ponce:
UN ALMUERZo EN- Ell '"PoNCE DE LEON"

NOS 0SCrlD0n de Ponce:
UN ALMUERzo EN- Ell .ePoNCE DE LEON p
"Ga'antemente invitados el domingo nlti-
mo pOr el apOderado de D. Jose Gaiart, don
francisco Altuna, y pOr don GuStavO BuShel
hijO del cOnOcdO hOmbr6 pdblico diputado a
COrtes pOr Alicante asisterOn un expl6ndidO
almuerzO a bordo del vapor mercante Ponce
de Leon, cuyO captain es d. Francisco LlOrca
va las personas muy cOnOcidas Ell la pOblaci0n
entire las cuales Sc encOntraCan los senOreS
Garcia, VicarjO de Ponce, -el Administrator de
la Aduana, LariO jefe de Orden pdbIicO Fer
nandez ( don Angel J, Mayol d. Lorenzo D.
Pedro J. Gilet, DR.. La Muette Gurrea, Caban-
las, Macias, Sa agado Secretario de la AlcaIiia,
IzquierdO, AyusO ID. Vicente J, BruIl, Altuna
Bushel Aria, Bcloqui, Nora, Gonzalez otros
cuyOS nOmbreS senJimOS no recOrdar.
Durante el almuerZO que fu6 SuculentO y
bien ServidO, rein0 gran animation entire los
cumenzales y Sc cruZarOn frases ingeniosas,
de las cuales la mayor paTte fueron dirigidaS
al vicariO Sr. Garcia.
A los pOstres brindaron los Sres. Fernan-
dez, por 81 captain del vapor lSr. Llorca, por
los UOncurrentes al almUerzo y por sus amigos
de Puerto Rico y Ponce.
Ell Sr' Garcia Y d. GregOriO MaciaS pOr ell
ejGrcitO, del cual diiO este tlltimo que perma-
neceria Siempre al ladO de S. NJ. ell Rey del
gObiernO cOnstituido
Un Sr. C0merclante, pOr SuS cOmpanerOS
de Ponce por el capitan y la dOtacion del
buque.
Invitado hablar .el Sr. Monares Admi-
nistrador dc Ia Aduana, Sc levant0 brindar
en medic de la mayor expectation.
Empez0 dedicandO un afectuOSo recuerCl0
al Sr. GaIIart, dueno del vapor en- que So en-
contraban, y saud6 a su apOderado ell Sr. AL
tuna y al Sr. Bushel, organizadores del ban
quote. Brind0 por el Intendente de Ia Isla
cuyas ordenes inmediatas Sc halla, dijo que
no admitia para 6l, las pruebas de considera-
ci6n y respeto que los comerciantes e daban
cOntinualnente, sino para el Sr. Lunas, el cual
con sus dispOsiciones medidas adninistrati.
vas, habia sabidO aunar los interesos del CO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-27
IA CORES spontenCia De PueFiO.RicO.
Puerto Rico, Morse 26 de 1891.
HASTA EL SABADO

ObedeciendO una antigua constumbre,
SuspendelnOs 81 nCmerO do IA CORREsPONDEN.
ClA, correspondence ell Viernes SantO. Es Ell
primer dia tlesde que el diario empez0 publ.
carse, que ha dejado de yer la luz p6blica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-27
Huge en- vel0z carrera..
Donde I'm c0rdel su garganta espera
Premio final de su h0rTido aten tadO
Juan RScGSjo G0IIego.
La fotOgrafTa con coIore
.lakQae N6cQSiO G0LLe
El descubyjmtento cOnJ5rmado.

FL gran problema do Obtener fotografias
que reprOduzcan los colores del objeto retrata-
do, 0Sta resuelto.
Ante la Academia de Cencias de Paris, un
SabiO frances, Mr. Lippman, ha dado cuenta
del dOscubrimiento que 81 ha hecho resolvien-
do este problema, On apoyo de su atirmaci6n
ha presentado una collection de cich6s. On bs
cuaIes SO ven reprOducidos por la fotogratia
tOdOs los colores del expectro solar, con su
tinte exacto. Las placas de M. lippmann son
inalterablOs Ia luz al aire.
SabidO es Vue hasta ahora, Y pesar dc
los muchOs estudiOs hechos, nO Sc habia con-
seguido fliar, exacta directamente, los colo
res por medic de la maQuina fotogratca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-27
Noticias de todas parties
De E1 Resumess de Madrid


La cOnfecciOn de los presupuestes gene
rales trOpieza con seriOS Obstaculos, no en-
cOntrandO ell senOr Cos Gayon medic aprOpiadO
para armOnizar los auIe9ntOs introducdOS en-
los gastoS dc Ma ina = Guerra, que ccmpOnen
un total de IL miunes de- pesetaS, con Ia
campana de ecOnOnlas sOstenida deSde la OpO-
Sic6n pOr los cOnservadoreS, en- la que lleV0 81
actual mnstrO de Hacienda la VOz cantante.
Parece tambi6n que 10 son 1nicamente los
'lepartamentos de Guerra y Marina los que di-
ticultan el ploblelna que tiene digustado al
senOr Cos Gay6n, por considerable punto me-
nos que imrosible."&
Sc ha ceIebrado va en- Victoria ell anuncia-
10 consejo de guerra para juzgar al corOnel dc
Sanidad militar don BasiliO Agustin, preso en-
>el castillo lie la Mota de San Sebastian.
La sentencia no Sc publicara hasta que
obtenga la sanction del Tribunal Supreme de
Guer'"
y EI Resa9nesa propone que Sc afada Ia
constitution del EstadO ell siguiente articulO:
"Ningdn espanoI podra ser ministro dos
yeces."
Realnente, despu6s de haber impedido
que ell general CassOa no tuese Ia segunda, no
hay razon, para permitir tai lujo a niHgun po,
liticO eSpanol.
Porque aqueI fu6 el dnico tai vez que ba,
10 del poder con mas tuerza que tenia al elO'
VarSe"
Dice EE AmmmciGdor, de la CoruTa, quo IL
Situaci0n de los trees miIitareS emigradOS por.
tugueses residences en- Pontevedra es POGO Ii
songera, en- particular para los infeceS Soda
dos, que careceh de todo recurSo.
El GObierno at1n no ha dado 6rden para
que Sc. les sOcOrra, pues para este es precise
que ell GObierno pOrthgu6S haga la information
Indispensable, que debera acelerar en- 10 posi-
ble, 81 10 estabecido Ell las leyes para los emf
grados ha de servir. de ago
Seg1n leemOS, ell gobernador civil. Sr. Be-
sada, ha dado 6rden al secIetariO Sr. PardO,
para que de algdn mOdO sean sOcorridOs los
emigradOs mas necesitados, cuya situaOi6R
es digna de ser compadecida.
La conducta del gobernadorm mereoe elOgios,
Hablando del general Cassola, decia el gO-
neral Sanchez Bregua:
/" La voz de aquel iustre caudillo, pene.
trando en6rgica potente en- el espfritu del
Ejercito, ahog6 los que pretendfan llamarlo al
campo revolucionariO"
Ahora Sc le reconoce Aver SO le re-
gateaba -
Sc ha dispuesto por el ministro de la Cue.
IRA SO conStruya en- Mia un mausoeo en- que
perO con la dignldad debida,
SO conserve ell cuerpO del ilustre general Iba-
nez hasta que dentro de cuatro amos pueda
ser transportadO 4 Espafa, con arreglo Ia
Icy, pOr no haber sido embalsamado.
81 general Sanchez Bfegua, en- una carta
dirigida nuestro colega EI Liberal, Sc decIa-
ra partidariO de Ia amnistia, cOncedendo plena
de los empleOs derechOS mill
tares de los emfgrados
Esto mismo defenderH como senadorf
las Cortes, pues esta persuadido de que SCI
cuentla r0bustecida snquebra rantablemOntt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-20
WakelY's Story.

New YORK. June 10.-''When I tell
you am authorized to make match
for Sullivan" said Wakely tonight, II
am not talking for the fun OF it. The
last words John said TO me Us we shook
hands at the Oakland Ferry in San Fran
cisco few weeks ago were these: Jim,
| have made up my mind to fight once
more. If Slavin whips Kilrain, and is
not defeated by Jackson or Corbet be-
fore return from Australia, wantyou
and Johnston TO back me against him.
win you do it?'
"'Blucher,' said THAT'S my pet
name for Sulivan-'you are the great
est fighter the world ever saw. Aside
from that, you are my friend and John
ston's friend. We will back yon against
any man living for any amount Of
money. All you will have to do is say
the word
q" That's oil want to hear, Jim, the
big-hearted fellow said, giving my hand
a tremendous squeeze. 4 intend to
take good care OF myself, and if Slavin
will meet mo on my return from Aus
traHa I'll give you and Johnston run
for your money
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-20
THIS IS BUSINESS.
SLUGGgR SULLIVAN ASKS SLsSHaR SLATlN
TO 4 TEA PARTY,
Where They Will Wear Gloves and Indulge in
Friendly intercourse, and Incidentally Try TO
Put Zach Other 10 Sleep According to the
Etiquette Of Marquis Of Qaeensberry.

New YORK, June 19.-The following
telegram from Sullivan was shown 10
SlaYin this moaning:
SAN JOSE, CAL, June IS.
To james WGtely, Nel0 York:
Make match for me to meet Slavin
for ten rounds, winner to take all the
purse, and an outside bet of $4,000 q
side.
[Signed. JOHN L. SULLIVAN.
When Slavin read it, he said; "All
right; I'll fight him. When does he want
to fight?'
son his return from Australia" he
was informed.
"Well, I'm ready to make a match"
replied Slavin.
"Will you put up forfeit to-day?" he
was asked.
Eyes, I'm ready to put up forfeit OF
$500 or 81, 900 at once"
Pony Moore and Charlie Mitchell
were in Slavin'S company at the time
and the former pulled out big wad OF
bank notes and wanted TO put up the
money on the spot. Mitchell, however,
.ook the proposition more cody and de-
clared in Il contemptuOuS tone that Sui
livan was only buffer and wanted 10
make the match in order to advertize
hiuSelf on his Australian starring tour,
forwhlch he starts from San Francisco
next Thursday.
Frank" he added, turning TO Slavin,
''I'm usually with YOU, but ii you make
this match, I'm not.
The Australian champion seemed to
be impressed by MJchell's words, for
he finally said, that although he had
engaged his passage for England on
Saturdays steamer he would remain
here and make the match, agreeing to
any terms that might be named if Sui
livan would fOrego his trip to Australia.
This was the way matters stood early
this morning. Sullivan is under con-
tract TO 90 to Australia and cannot
break his engagement. He will return
in three mouths and can then go in
training for the fight. If the fight
comes of, the stakes will be the heay-
lest that have ever been put up on
pugiliStic encounter.