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though the old idea of patriotism YVES tn
be ready to die for ones country, the alad-
ern and truer idea was to live and work for
ne fatherland and strive to leave it better
than we found it," The speaker had a
supreme belief in the perpetuity of the
American Union. "The eternal principle
of free government will fuse all discordaat
elements. The public schools are great
fusing furnaces, and from the plastic stream
of American childhood they must msId
American patriotism"
DR.. Richards, the first President of the
New England Association. followed with
paper dealing with the history of the asso-
cation. This afternoon the kindergarten,
secondary education. higher education, nor
NAL, acts and music sections met. They
discussed papers and transacted much iitt-
p0rtant business.
Tonight at the great mass-meeting 5000
delegates attended. United States Commis-
slontr OF Education Harris gave q concise
and lucid account of the present status OF
education in the United States, showing
how both the white and colored pOpdlatoa
were yearly taking greater advantage of the
splendid educational facilities within their
reach, and how vast strides are being made
In education. He spoke of S21. 600, 600 paid
from public moneys for educational pur-
poses during the past thirteen years, and re-
ferred with pride to the fact that an annual
endowment of S100, ,000, 900 had been donated
Tor many years past from the privats
purses of wealthy citizens. The Ontario
Minister of Education, Mr. Ross, sketcIed
the general plan upon which the Canadian
system was based.
A monster concert was also given to the
teachers this evening.
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
The Tenth Annual Session Being Held at
Saratoga. N Y

SARATOGA, July l5,-The tenth National
Temperance Convention met here this MORN
ing, about twenty different temperance or
CARNATIONS being represented. After an
address of welcome by Rev. Mr.. Gates, pas
tor of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
a response by Rev. Dr. Cuyler, Eugene H.
Clapp of Boston was chosen permanent
Chairman and John n. Stearns of Green
Point, n. Y, Secretary.
At the afternoon session several ESSAYS
were read aud discussed. Among the topics
were: "Total abstinence as Christian obli-
gation," The use of temperance litera-
ture." Methods of church temperance
work." aud "The high-license method of
dealing with the liquor traffic" In all the
essays and discussions the sentiment was
opposed to high license. This evening a
mass-meeting was held at which addresses
were made by Rev. Joseph Cook and Mrs
j. Ellen Foster.
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until September 14th. Dayton filed long
list of objections against the appointment
of Reed, alleging that the Instrument on
file is not the last will and testament of
May l. Dayton; that Reed is not her son,
nor any relation; that the said May Dayton
was of unsound mind when the will is al
Dayton was separated and concealed from
her husband for upwards of three years by
said Reed and others; that said May Day.
ton has at all times declared TO contestant,
Lyman c. Dayton, and numerous parties
for period Of more than twenty-five years
that she had no children or kin whatever.
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FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Liberal Donations Of Jewelry at Christian
Alliance Meetinp

SARATOGA On. ", July 15-The heather
gained $500 al Round Lake yesterday. Miss
Shepard is a prominent member Of the New
York State Christian Alliance, which last
night concluded its ten days annual meeting
at Round Lake. Late yesterday forenoon
an hour was devoted to foreign missionary
work and soliciting contributions. Follow
ing an earnest address by Rev. MIR. Simp-
son, Miss Shepard stepped to the platform.
and, taking from her fingers several gold
rings set with diamonds, said: II propose
now and at this time TO give these to assist
in carrying forward the Lords work among
the heathen. | have no further use for
them, and besides they are useless orna-
ments and wholly unnecessary" She then
deposited them upon the table and added ;
Now, who will he the next to come with
their contributions?" Colonel Burkhardt
OF kentucky, who is credited with having a
year ago gwen $4,000 for tha Alliance
Highway mission work. stepped up to the
platform, and. taking off his gold watch and
long chain, laid it on the Lords table, with
the words, Heres my mite" Others fol-
lowed with offerings OF all descriptions until
$500 worth of jewelry was laid upon the
table by the ardent believers.
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THE CHEROKEE STRIP.
Cattlemen Continue to Resist the Attempt to
Drive Them Out

KANSAS CITY, July ia special to the
Journal from Arkansas City, kans., says:
Captain Hall, U. S. A, who, with COM
pany of regulars. has been driving intrud
ing cattlemen from the Cherokee Strip, ar
rived here to day, aud reports that all the
cattle east OF the Rock Island Railway have
been driven out, but that the country west
OF the railway Is still covered with herds.
Captain Hall win begin the election OF the
latter tomorrow. The boomers who are
awaiting the opening of the strip to settle
ment have organized to burn all the cattle
ranges within ten days unless the cattle are
all removed before that time. They say the
grass is now drv enough to make an eX-
tenSive prairie fire, and they Will start such
fires If th- cattiemen dare to return to The
strip after electment.
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The Afro.Americap National Leagu..

KNOXVILLE (Tenn.), July 15--The Afro
American National League met here yes
terday and elected the following officers /:
Thomas Fortune of New York, President; !;
John w, Hargo of Knoxville, Vice-Presi-
dent; w. II. Anderson of Detroit, Secre-
tary; l.. w. Wallace of Milwaukee,, Treas
urer. and j. w. Lyon of Augusta, Ca,
Attorney. An address was prepared to
Afro Americans which, among other things,
censurcs the Republican senators who
killed the Force Bill, denounces as uncon-
stitutional separate-car laws which are In
force in several Southern States, sympa-
thizes with the Haytian Republic ard con-
deinns lynch law. A dozen States are rep
resented.
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Western Tennis Tournament.

CHICAGO. July 15.-There where no games
on the outside when Ryerson and Elting be-
gan tossing balls in the Western champion
ship tennis tournment this afternoon so alb
s0rbing was the interest in this match.
Eltng won, 6-3. 6-1, amid tumutuous
cheering. p. W. Wren beat Starr, 40, 6-l,
Go. Chase defeated Codd, Go, 6-3 Chase
of the tournament is looked for. Brown
walked away with Cummins, 6-2, Ga, and
Gardner and Lane got away with Clifford
aud rockingham, Ga, 6-3, 6-3
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THE CHILEAN TROUBLE.
Negotiations for Peace Probable on Change
Of Administration.

PANAMA, July 15.-lt is thought probable
that the present condition of affairs in Chile
Will continue until the entry into office of
President-elect Viciuna. Then negotiations
OF satisfactory arrangements for peace will
not only be possible but very probable
The transport Maipo has turned uD with
munitions for an army of %, 900 men for the
Congressionalsts The foreign element in
Chile seem to be greatly favoring the Con-
gressioral cause, and the sympathy, both
direct and indirect, of the British element
with the COngr essional party is we'll estab-
lished.
LONDON. July 15.-The Chilean cruiser
ErrasuriZ has left Havre. 1t is supposed
that an attempt will be made to recruit sea-
men for her in England.
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Eiectrocution Apuroyed.

NEW YORK, July 15.-In compliance with
the law, Warden Brown of Sing Sing to-day
filed certificate of death Of the four men
recently electrocuted. With the certificates
was deposited statement, signed by Drs.
Mcdonald and Ward. stating that uncon-
sclousness was instantaneous with the ap-
plication OF the electric current in each
case. and the otinion is expressed that the
method is the best one now in use.
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Train Held Up and R.bb.a

TExARKANA (Ark). July 15-The ex-
press car of the Pacific Express Company,
which left here on the Texas and Pacific
passenger train this evening, was boarded
as it was leaving the local yards and robbed,
Messenger Ryan being held up at the point
OF revolver. Particulars were unobtain-
able tonight
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BRAZILiS SILVER.
Alleged Shortage in the Large Amount Givel
the Minister

the Minister.
New YORK, July ia cable dispatch to
the World says that it is rumOr6d in Lon
don and on the Continent that about 81, co.,
coo intrusted to Mendonca, the Brazilian
Minister at Washington, to buy silver bars
before the downfall of the empire, has not
been satisfactorily accounted for. Minister
Mendonca, now here, says: sit is quite
true that all the silver has not arrived in
Brazil because it all has not yet been pur-
chased. Nearly $4,000 OF the sum placed
in my hands for the purchase of silver still
remains unexpenled. 1t is deposited and
drawing interest in New York for account
of the Government Of Brazil. The ship
ments of silver to Brazil have been made
from time to time as the metal was required
for coinage, aid it was nevrr intended that
il should all be sent at one time"
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Rife Association Meeting.

LONDON, July 15.-At the meeting of the
National Rife Association Miss Leale of
Guernsey was one of the competitors in the
rapid-firing competition. Seven shots at
200 yards in seven minutes, with her sight
ing. scored bulPs-eyes, and then she sent
seven shots down the + nge in 80 3-5 seconds.
She did not win the prize, but stands high
on the list
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Grasshopners in Cnloradn

DENVER, July 15-A special to the News
frGm Brush, Colo, says: The whole country
south of here is completely infested with
young grasshoppers of the locust species,
the same that laid waste Kansas and Ne
braska years ago. They seem to be in-
creasing daily and are now so numerous as
to drive the sheep and cattle before them.
Alfalfa, unripe grains aud gardens are
being cOmpletelY mined.
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THE PEOPLES PARTY.
Efforts in Kentucky to Bring Over the Farm
ers' Alliance Vote,

LOUISVILLE (Ky.) July 15.-At Paducah
yesterday the Republican Convention de-
cided not TO nominate candidate for the
State Senate, but to support Graham. the
Jesse Harper, the Peoples party leader,
said the purpose is to get strong vote n
kentucky to show that the Peoples party
will receive the support of the Farmers AL
Lance in the South. What kentucky does
be believes will largely determine the sue
cess of the party.
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Wall-street predictiona

NEW YORK, July 15.-Jay Gould is quoted
as saying: The public is not desclting
Wall street, as some suppose There Is a
steady absorption of securities there now,
and the time is coming wien there will be q
craze to buy. and stocks will then soon have
a20-per-cent rise without any trouble"
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SOMEWHAT BETTER.
Secretary Blaine Is Slowly Recovering at the

Secretary Blaine Is Slowly RecOverlng at the
Seashore
BosToN, July ia reporter of the Tray
eler secured an interview with Mr.. Blaine
at Bar Harbor yesterday, and his report
bears out the previous statements to the eff
feet that the Secretary of State has simply
been suffering from overwork and nervous
trouble and is rapidly recovering. The re-
porter says his face shows no traces of dis
ease and lie found the statesman looking
much better ian he has appeared in Boston
for several years. September Oath or 25th
has been set as the date when he Will return
to Washington and assume active duty.
BAR HARBoR (Me.), July 15.-Secretary
Blaine took his usual outing to-day, appear
ing to enjoy the strong breeze which was
blowing. He appeared to be we'll and chat
ted pleasantly with his daughter, Mrs. DAM
rOsch. W ho acccnlpanied him
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Confessed q Murder.

SOFIA, July 15.-The police to-day ar
rested two students for the murder of NJ.
Constantine Baltcheff, the Bulgarian Min
lister TO France, en- March 9th last. The
prisoners made confession and accused
DIR. MOuliff, DR.. Tutchiel and Colonel Kiss
off of hiring them to commit the deed and
they have been arrested
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Two Attemuts to Wreck a Train.

SARATOGA (N ", July 1.-two daring
attempts TO wreck the Adirondack sleeping
car express near Mechanicsville were made
about 1916 o'clock this morning by piling
ties upon the track in two places. The first
obstruction was seen and removed by the
traek-walker, who signaled the train. The
engineer then ran slow and discovered the
second pile in time to avoid striking it
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RAILROAD COLLISION.
A Freight Train Collides With a Passeng,
Coach in Kansas

Fort SCoTT (Kans). July 15-At the
crossing of the Missouri Pacific and the Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas railroads, near
here, this morning a freight train crashed
into the drawing-room car of the Missouri
Pacific passenger train. knock ing it off its
trucks anu turning it on its side. The fol-
lowing persons were Injured, more or less
City; Mrs. NicSson. Kingman. Kans. Jeff
Parker Ell Dorado, Kans. l.. f. Sheldon.
Sedalia. Mo-; Mrs. Mamie Parker, Mrs.
Jennie Gerber. Sedalia. Mo. a child of Mrs.
s. H. Bdliinger; j. w. Robinson, Walker,
Kans., and Mrs. George Miller. None of
their injuries are thought TO be fatal.
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Carnegie in Scotland.

GLASGOW, July 15-The Weekly Citizen
of this city says that Andrew Carnegie OF
New York has been inspecting the saable
estates at Farralne, Rogers and Invergoy
and it is believed that it is Carnegie's in
tentiOn to settle down as q Highland laird.
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Senterced hnt Free

ZURICH. July 15.-Castroni, The man who
was ace used of numbering Councillor Rossi
in the revolution in the Canton of Tcino in
September, r, 1890. was today sentenced to
eight years Imprisonment, twelve years
los' of civil rights and to pay fine OF 1868
fra mes for taking part in that rebellion.
Castroni is still in London
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A Scheme Tor CLOSING saloons.

New YORK, July 15.-Adrian Iseln, q
banker. is one of tho leading citizens of the
suburban town oil New Rochelle. He is
rich and does not want any saloons in the
town. so he is buying up the property on
which the saloons are located and closing
them up.
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Bank Susnended

OMAHA, July ia special from Battle
Creek, Nebr., say IS the doors of the Farmers
and Drnvers' Bank were closed this morn
ing. No statement has been made yet. The
bank has capital of S25, 900.
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An Offer t, Portugal.

LONDON, July 15.-It is reported that the
negotiations which have been going on be-
tween England and Portugal for the pur-
chase of The Mozambique country have
finally resulted in Lord Salisbury making
an offer Of e8,0o0,000 for the whole Portu.
guese possessions in Southeast Africa in a
lump.
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TEACHERS CONVENTION.
An Able Address on Patriotism by DR.. Pre-.
ton Of Mississippi.

TORONTO, July 15.-The great teachers
convention is now in full course, and most
of the delegates concur that it is as success
full gathering as any in the history of the
association. About 15,C00 teachers are in
the city. and although many have enjoyed
excursions and short trips during the day
This morning the Horticultural Pavilion
was filed by delegates called together to
listen to papers read by State Superintend- :
ent j. r. Preston of Mississippi aud Super
intendent A. S. Mackay of Halifax, Nova
Scotia, on the teaching of patriotism in the
public schools. DR.. Preston set forth that
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Yha Westinehousa Electrio cnmnanu

PrrTsBURG, July 15.-At meeting of
stockholders OF the Westinghouse Electric
Company t0-dayi was unanimously decided
to accept the plan Of reorganization recently
proposed. A new Board of Directors has
been elected.
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THAT TEXAS TRAGEDY.

Mrs. Newberry Arrested on Charge Of Muir
dering Her Grandchildren.
JOSHUA tTex.), July 15.-Mrs Polly New
berry was to-day arrested, charged with the
murder OF her three grandchildren, on Mon
day night, which she claimed was done by
miscreants, facts having to-day developed
which scarcely leave doubt as to her guilt.
1t Is claimed that she made with pin the
marks on her own throat which she said
were made with knife by one of the mis-.
Grants.
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TORONTO (Ont), July 15.-The interna-
tional cricket match was concluded to-day,
resulting in victory for the United States
team. Grand total 100 to 1872.
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Duties on Provisions Reduced.

PANAMA, July 15.-The Guatemalan As
sembly has decided on the suppression of
the duty on cattle, -four and other pro-
visions imported from abroad, The press
praises unanimously this measure, as it un-
doubtedly saves the poorer classes from a
famine
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A Family Poisoned.

LOUISVILLE, July 15.-Near Russeliville
yesterday, the family of j. II. Cornelius, a
farmer, was poisoned at supper. Bernard
Cornelius, q nephew, has died, and five
others are dangerously i'll. TIE poison is
supposed to have been In the milk.
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BANKS Resume Business.

BUENos AYREs, July 15.-The Bank Of
Italy and the Bank of Rio de la Plata re-
sumed business to-day.
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Largo Fire in saudusky.

SANpUsKY (Ohlo), July ia fire this
afternoon destroyed McKelvry's ice-house,
Frank st; ng's brewery and the residence OF
Fred Baum ier. The total loss will reach
$4,000.
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PuIn.Miu Rnrned

SHAMUT (Me1, July 15-The Shamut
Fiber Company's pulp-mill was fired by
overheated machinery this afternoon and
destroyed. The loss will reach S250,O0O.
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spurgeon's Condition Critical.

LONDON, July 15.-Rey. Charles II. Spur
geon suffered relapse and is again in @
very critical condition.
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MRS. DAyToN,s ESTATE.

The Matter Of Appointing an Administrator
Postponed Until September
ABERDEEN Is. Dak.). July 15-The mat
ter of the appointment of an administrator
in the estate OF Mrs. May Dayton, after a
lengthy argument between the attorneys
for James G. Reed. her son, and Lyman
9. Dayton, her husband, was continued
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A minority report was then presented by
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or the total product of gold and silver In
the United States 62.1 per cent of gold, AZ
per cent of silver and 5i.5 per cent of the
total Of both was the product of the Pacific
Coast. The combined product of gold and
silver in the Pacific group from 1881 to 1889
inclusive was $3.50. sSi092, while the total
of both precious met,Is for the whole
United States for the same period was
S75S, 666,9 ,930 The agricultural development
was not less remarkable. table is given
showing the number OF acres of public lands
surveyed in the iollowing-named States and
Territories up to June 30, 1890:
The sun., 1891-01-29

There was some good pigeon shooting at the Gut'en
burg race track yesterday Afternoon, and III the ab.
sence OF any racing at Clifton a ROodiy number OF
horsemen present to witness IT, The first match
decided was between g. Walbauul President Of the
hudson County Jockey Dub aud j. {. Carr, manager
Of the club Mr. Carr concedng hve birds out Of twenty
hve to his opponent Mr. walbaum Killed sixteen out of
hts twenty. which, added to his allowance made his
score twenty one but Mr.. Carr was defeated by two
birds he only kil.ing nineteen Of his twenty-five.
Tho tsconi mattel was n docidelly interesting one.
1t Fred Baar ono OF the hest sho OF tho
Jeanette Gun Club and Mr. Carr The stakes were SlUb
aside linr nvllam rules 20 yard. rise Barr to shoot
number OF dead birds At tho end to win On an outside
het for another Sl MIR Carr to Kill 81 of his 50
birda The latter lost 10th bets. Baar started of with
= straint "kil." y Of Which Dropped on the frat
and Of his ~ birds he missed only six. Mr. carr
In getting strong birds added 70 which
his prevoua match somewhat handicapped him. inas
mncn as i wa: decided under difer.nt rule, Tho
match resulted In . dOnbe victory for Mr. baSr his
ponent only shooting ~ out Of tho 80 birds
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Gienmores Out In Force.

The snow the Dexter Park grounds wns not con.
ducive 10 the making OF remarsab scores yesterday
especially as many OF the birds were OF white pumaRe
and Afforded but II small resting place to tho marks.
mans eye Neverheissa the general result In the
monthly competition OF tho Gienmore Rod and Gun
Club was high only 10 lrds being missed III the regu-
lar shoot although eighteen members participated In
the contest FOR the Midas badge II. W. Bookman OF
East New York and J. Bennett tn. Long Island farmer
tsi for ars place the latter rapurn. the rhainpon.
ahir emblem in the shoot OF OF the tie sweepstakes
At i've bird. which pre.eied the club event was won y
Hen BuOkmAn whtie the prizes IN the last sweep were
divided between J. schi-mnnn. t. Iiclgans u riohi
mann aud j. Bounett. The scores;
Club handicap shoot, nodiicl llnrlingham rules, 4
birds to each man. =.
II. HetRans -, wards - j. Eennett ~ Yards, :; W.
felovsr 70 yards $; rtoh.mamn ~ yards =; Q. En-.
Relbrecht - yards 4 L. Suffer- ~ ynris. S lppie.
y Yards Z; Z kpps Is yards y W Levens 20 yards:
$! J. rounxs ~ yards 81: W Ienuineton - yards y;
Mar. rs yards, T. Dr II EotAm ~ yards H. j Stll
24yRrds !; A. Jardin - yards >: j, II. Schlicmann.
~ yards 8.
Shoot on Of the tie for the Midas badge thte, birds
each then mss and out bookinan WINS nutshot on tho
second round, Bennett Killed three straight and Won
the medal
The sun., 1891-01-29

The programme announced for to-day At Gut'en.
burg is;
First Rsce-ssvsn furlonss; mai lens Roya,ist ia
pounds Leo ll6; Ozone m: Topeka l,h Let Her Go,
lpI: 0snfsiou. 1895 Duke John lnt; Hope colt. iU@;
fAustinA hIy, l0l: Rosevle lul Maggie Z. EsidiLH
o.; DAhman ~.
lii: Guildero liz: Sandstone. li2; BisckmasE li2
Third RAce-Mils and u quarter: selling MAcaulsv.
ia pounds; Lysnnder. i's. Ecarts. io5; Pernwooi.
llb: Not uuiltv. l,t3. BonanIa, lO4
10; Major Tom. no; Trestle iio; Jed. lio GlosteL
finh Race-Fivs furiongs; selling Sunday. III
pound.: Co9usiin il2 Bessie R HOS Harry KuhL los;
Dixie. lo5; Red Elm l0j. TOpmast los; Lemon BIOS.
som l0o: Chanc eiior. ls Prince Edward io4 Village
Maid IUS; Oracle ~, l0l; kerviA 10; ShotOver. 1s;
MAris Lowell ~.
tnnus l3S pounds; Glitter H. lS: Reporter l3< Ben.
:nI ~; Conn. Luna Isi: Ghilho.is iai; humarum
Harry Ireland, liz; John Jay T., lis; Marty Il. ll2
Billy Brown, lO8; Co.dstreatn, l0s.
The sun., 1891-01-29
Odds snd End. Of ann..

~; Mike Weir and Tommy Warren foush, . ten
Charles Bar,els Sullivan and Mitchell fought th,r
y nlnsround ufaW At Chshlily. France Oh March 10
suSsssr.s9sr 9sssS, ,ohn sSy.n Sor. HI. mou:,.es
E..!sru r.rkyAy.L.ck DsmP,ey had regular box.
pugilism.
Ihs s.uon.l c,os. Country Association VIII hold /.
thirty hrst street
H.ru.s, run.r, slnsy, Morrsll. xsa,nx and thinner.
the Boston A A. games ou Feb. ~
tn: ,por:m;sn & amen q Atlantic eountyS j. antclpat.
era and the shooting viii bs good nsri fall
sas. rsa.n; st YOU'D me.g cqv Sc. s
Ian, the rising ss,sr wslsht the !s.ionsi Atnlsts
,s s" ErdotyS r. ss .Gor OF III =.
isSed Stsrt.iny; mi 2sls MEX ior fun %Ss"E MAC
srnhss.ItSy jan 2, @ nAr,sls. o. .sr.sm.nt hav.
@ @An,ts,dsm and D:ssny shsushhs.y d Ttsy tor = !.
a,n 70 sn,'s S.t ws s9SuSss nc soss: ioI 500 he
loser sa 1hs battle is to eiiy Within
ud.pn hiyer OF kondout rssk nader The saspic-s of
The iiaucE oymn..ium Club of kondoWt The races
for the club cham poasi.ip aud hsndsome sod msds
70 be entitled 90 tss priS. ,hs Two Of
the Ice Is IN a suitable coudition
@ Tie ds. :p;;s "a: s e,
. IF a: m;fae u "Rs TON
q. GALVESTON Athi.tio Club on fs0 Tor pulse OF
le: lD:%Esy ns,., n.s SaS W. s; a..
fs.t ana a., q: Hsin.r NorE.n Is eonnd.nt hs WIN 30
s sss'%S1 sss IL. rIS5 eSS sr FL
more s'tsnton 10 amateur coptss:a"