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RrsadutniI. md provi.Ions.

CHICAGO, March l9.-wheat was quiet at the
opening this morning aud In q lew minutes
Icored quite a decline. mi The cables were The
bGwail the loss Of their crops; no change had &C.
cured In the weather In the winter wheat coun.
try hero 10 disturb the most sensitive OF the 10.
cal agrlCultunllists. The other side was repre-
sCnted IN the news Of the day by tho clearAnceS
from the Atlantic seaboArd, which were llberal,
the rumOTs OF export inquiry, and the taking Of
ten boat loads for export n New YORK and news
OF 4 similar character fEgm ~. Louis. The mar
ket was firm during tue last hour Of the session,
with May up TO 81 OK.
Corn market active and higher.
There was Il Eht trnde In oats.
The provision uRde auctuAted Of the mercy
OF the packers
Flour arm and unchanged.
wHEAT-CGsh No. 2, 99a9g1Sc;, No. 8 spring eSa
SIC: NO. . red 81 oval " u; March ys1Say9kR
99c; May q Og1Sa1 02al Of v; July 9SA9S
GoESzcash No; Ss MsES eAa0c May
June SIX s5saS37Sc; July lg5IG5taiSSc.
RYE-No. ., Sc.
FLAxsEED-Sl i0L<.
MESs PoRk1GGsh sIt %: March sli OSa1l INA
II q: May su Gail 47}att ~; July sl1 G6AIt soA
LGnD-cash 90 %: March &C 22g<as s111SSaS sex:
May GO 40a6 60a6 50; July 90 66GG 1bAG Is.
sH0GT RlBs-CRSh S $0a5 10; March S 30a5 4Oa
S31h; May IS 6Oa5 GOas SIX; July S sOa5 SOA
BHouIpERs-s, 2Oai 80; short clear s. 6OaS 6s.
WHlSKY-Sl16 10.
NEW YORK. March l9-Flour, receipts 1000
barrels; exports 500 barrels; market dull and
unchanged; sales u 900 barrels. Wheat receipts
% 0OO bushels; exports 5000 bushels: sales
3,6S 900 bushels Of futures and ~ Wv bushels Of
spot; spot market quiet aud lower; uugrnded
red 81 Obal Is; options firm and lower; No. red
March q I315; May 81 Oy77fal 0g5sSl OK; June
81 QSAl GS1<atGSIk; July 81 UI1<al O6%Al OK; Au
gust 81 opal Vl11<al OK; september 81 OK:
December 81 GJ7S. Rye quiet. Corn, receipts
1855 900 bushels OF lutures aud 5000 bushels OF
spot; market fairly active; ungraded mixed
7SGa7bc; March 7S54c; April IKE: May zoe; June
6Skc; July CSC. Oats, receipts 500 bushels;
futures and 10000 bushels Of spot; market
moderately active: March, April and May 6S1<c;
spot No. = white 6S51lGb9lSc; mixed western 66a
691<c; No. 2 Chicago bS1Sc Hops quiet and
6a25 points up. Sugar dull and unchanged.
MolasseS steady. Rice steady and quiet. RoSin
steady. Turpentlne steady Rt 4lc. Eggs active at
lNc. Hides quiet and steady. Pork nrm; old
prime So 75alO rs. Cut meats strong. Lard
stronger; western steam 90 60: March 90 Gao GO:
May 50 II; June 90 s.: July 50 0SA7 %; September
81 %. Butter In fair demand; western dairy lSc.
Cheese fair.
CINCINNATI, O., March l0.-Flour easy. Wheat
stronger At 81 o.; receipts 40,C00 bushels; ship
mcnlS .. 900 bushels. Corn strong; No: ? mixed
6la655<c. Oats steady; No. 2 mixed Sic. Rye
neglected At 96c. Pork irmer ~ Sll 10. Lard
steady at So o6. Bulk meats hrmeE at $50.
Sc; Ohio and Indiana 24Rl5c. Sugar dull.
Cheese strong. Eggs strong at lie.
PHnADEIPHIA, Pa, Mach l9-Flour dull,
but arm. Wheat steady: No. 2 rcd March, April,
NAY ana June e. va VIZ S sSn NJ ntmi 70:
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LET.

slOreroom 1854 Market street. m
Five roOmed brick, tRtClasG properly, "
North Huron street. Above high water. NOW
'T XXX Il roOmcd house, 100 Virginia street, With
all modern improvements. ...
seven TOOmed house 81 South York street.
Three roOmcd house, lOS Virginia street.
Dairy Farm within one mile OF this city.
G. o. SMITH,
n,7 Real Estate Agent. 1910 Market street.
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EEw YoRK. March lV.-Petroleum continues
opened Stcady and sARged or slightly, closing
dull, April option: Opening and highest &c;
lowest 72s+c; closing Gt72SSo. No Lima. Sales
1000 barrels.
OIL CITY, Pa, March l9.-opened at 7s.<o;
highest 7S5ic; lowest nc; closed Rt sc; sales
69sS7 barrels; shipments O2i2 barrels; runs lO0,
$40 barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, March lo.-opened at 73IEc;
closed at se highest 1870; lowest 72ssSc; clear
Anees $4,000 barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, March l0.-NothIng doing:
opened and highest 7S1Ec; closed at 72IGC; lowest
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The Chicago papers state that the main
building OF the Worlds Fair will be con-
structed OF rods, and the roof will be
guyed in all directions. It strikes US
that the entire affair is being guyed in
all directions-Netr Haven MelrS.
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Piles, Piles, Piles.

Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy ia
positive specific for all forms Of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching. Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. Price 6Oc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D&W
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR

Twin sell at the Court House in welAoufS'
Brooke county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MARCH, lS9l'
At 10 o'clock a. M, the !1rm belonging 70 me
farm, situated al Holidays Cove, containing
two hundfc4 and lIty acres The r, .. q et;r,L'
X. Il. runs through tho farm for nearly q inlle.
About EevCnty.nye acres creek bolton, naIGIicC
farming aud grazing land. Two brick h0ueest
three veins Of coal, two Of htO clay, RounuAnVe
Oi building, flag and lime atone.
IERNs-une third cath, the balance IN one
two and three years with interest
Tess " ] " COWnEN, TEnGlee
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.:

Proposals Twill DO received for the erection
and completion Of ave story atone, brick and
terra Gotta OtloC building for the Peabody In
SurAacO Company, fronting 100 feet on Aafkes
street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Bid'wIll close at O'Clock p. m. on tho 9Th
day Of April, 1891.
Drawings aud Ipec!AcatlOns can DO seen at
the oiiice OF
EDWARD B. FRANzHEIM,
Architect, wheeling, VIVA
The right IL reserved BY the building COM
mitlee, through the architect, 70 reject any OF
all bids. tntlS
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Natal.

Nxw YORK, March i0.-Pig Iron quiet; Ameri.
can Sl6OOAl70o. Copper and lead nominal. Tin
firm; straits 80 20.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Direct route to Msr!etta, Parkersburg, Point
Pleasant, Huntington, Ashland. Portsmouth
aud Cincinnati Also 10 Charleston, Clifton
Forge and stSunton, Va, aud Lexington and
L1 1EilsH rS W. lamar. I, 1911.
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Baggage checked through to destination Of
v. ]. ROBINSON. General Passenger Agent,
PaEkenbuIg, ". Va.
A. J. handy, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, PhiEcF.burR, W. va,
J. 9: ToMLlksOS, Passenger Agent, Wheel.
Ing, ", Va.
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BgEcHA4's PlLEs act like magic on q
Veal Stomach, ]
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Cotton
GNcESsAT, o.. March i0.-cOttOn dull; mid
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i5ItE655V T i;7 EI5gS !:
From nrIdReport statien

Trains via the Cleveland d Pittsburgh R4tl'
and Cleveland, 4.b0 =. IN, For Pittsburgh, l0:l9
9. N. For Chicago and Cleveland, 100 p. m. For
PltiaouTHh and Sew York, 2:lt p. Ii. For stan.
benviiie, S:t3 &. N.
.. m; 1910 p. M, 4:b2 p. m, and 8:lb p. m.
On Saturdays Only-FOF East Liverpool, GIL
.. M; from East Liverpool, l:l2 p. m.
YRoA wHEELING sTATIoN.
Trains via the Pitaburgh, Cincinnati 4 81,
Louis RAilWAy.-P9n Handle Route-leAyeWhe
Ing for Steu5CnVill6, Pittsburgh and the East,
62l q. m, 1873 p. M, $40 p. m and $40 p. m,
For Columbus. Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81,
and Chicago, 1890 p. N, Trains arrive at wheel.
Ing Al b;O g. m, 1000 q. m. 245 p. m, aud $40 D,
N. Trains leaving lt $50 q. u. and arriving Il
s:0 p. m, run solid between wheeling and
PisabufEh. All trains daily except Sunday.
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NARM FOR SALE.


We will. on that day, offer the property for l9le
al public auction Al the north front door o. ~
TRIMS or sALE:-one.t third OF the purchase
money, or rs much more RG the purchaser mE
elect to pay cash on the day Of sale, Aud tne
balance In two equal iuStAllmentsl one Gnu
two yCaH, with interest. the purchaser 70 w "
his notes therefor to DO secured by oeeu VI
trust on the property sold.
v. N. DUNLAP,
GEORGE r. E. GILCHRlsL
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

"a ,!lc oIsieet; seven ,n, FS g 7SS 'FAm'
House, EWHir.,,IIe Glass Works Stock.
,! .h5iIei. lev 5, conner Alley B and Alley 8.
Pic s %,S AID 2o!i Main street. vo,o,o
so, ~ ~ q II Land i mile east o. Elm Grove.
Froa !Ss, med fame house and 200 Fruit Trees
foul Eggyss,Nso
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lanes A. Henry,
Real Estate Agent. U. 8. Claim Attorney,
.,I7 1912 Market Street.
FOr SALE

r,op,vor place on National road, near Elm
en-. ~ c,on,istug Of shout twenty ecfesI VIE
S,isH dwelling viii sell theWholo or In lo@ 70
suit purchaser ., ,-,.,1 @ roomv and
hath room
IA EDRouth hurOI street, DEIck' tOouASt =, or
mi I
M $50 Woods St, lame, tootnS' 4ot n nm
SlsV4
r,i16Itet, with rOOmed frame house, Oh .oo
Sorlh Huron A'V"S
s,,,SS lei on Fourteenth street, between a .,o
iscob and Woods EtsCGtS...:........:...... 2ogG
,i5G let on sOuth Kim street, Island Icy
rim ieet on South Fem street, hlAuc''." ~ ~
SIis6 ieei on South Huron sreet''..''.'.'' ~ ~
s,Iii0 lei on North Wabash street a9o
sSIii lei on North Front street IIoV
r. !; North Icar street. lRTRHRrounos....'. = ,oo
~ i2il Eoil street, rooms, brick S5gS
IA i6j RI zenith stfcct 5roOms, pIlct 49, ~
II, gilf aud llIS Main a. lot, 4lxl:O, Ieet; wv
W yicbiy SrrCs { coal In Ohio county, W. Va.
" sT aiG agena Tor the Glendale Company
CtIug1 lots for sale.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
REAL EsTATE AGENTS,
IaIA MaFkAt RtFoAk.
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PHuADEIPHIA, Pa, Mach lg-Flour dull,
but arm. Wheat steady: No. 2 red March, April,
May and June 81 g7al ON Corn hrm; No. 8
March 7ia7t5Sc; April 781ia7ic; May aud June
6sA6S<c. Oats strong and higher; No. 3 white
67Ec; No. 2 white March S751%a5S4c; April 6SssSSG
SOC; May 6STTSR59L 70; June b9a6g1<c. Butter dull;
nr. nnrnhNlrn mia lEaIE On.
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i1RTSTEE'S SALE OF A yALUA-
NV POTTERY: WORKS IN WHEELING,
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for Infants and Children.

"castoriabso werladapted toeAndeathat
trecommend 1t As superior TO any prescription
Known 70 mo-" ia ARCHER, Md,
li1so. Oxford 81, Brooklyn, ny.
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played and the little ones did ample JUS
tice to the taffy.
Sherman Phillips Is confined to his
room with severe attack Of typhoid
fever.
The brick has arrived for the pave
ments on two of the streets in Etna-
vile.
Misses Flo Van Pelt and Maggie Hill
are visiting are visiting at Moundsville.
Geo. Turner left yesterday for Cleve-
land to spend a few days with friends.
Miss L. Boles, daughter of DR.. Boles,
IS confined to her home by illness.
School closed yesterday afternoon
and will reopen Monday morning.
w. r. Butcher left yesterday for a
visit to friends In Pittsburg.
Miss Minnie Wigginton is con fined to
her bed with severe cold.
lThos. Conway of the West end is
suffering from rheumatism.
The telephone Office will be closed to-
day from - m. to 8 p. m.
Rabbit and Turkey Lunch at the
Riverside Saloon to-day.
J. c. Dent is able to be out again, after
a severe illness.
Mrs. Jas. Bolon has returned from
Massllon.
Bert Walker leaves to-day for Mounds
vile.
Ollie Waters is indisposed.
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prpppanls.
Notice to Contractors.

Dds FOR THE ERECTION AND CON-
- pletion OF the new State Normal School OF
West Virginia, to be built at Fairmont, Marion
County, in accordance with the plans, drawings
and specifications prepared for the same by ..
S. Philpott, architect, OF Wheeling w. Va are
called for by the Board of Regents. The plans
and specifications will be on ale at the Office OF
Jose ph E. Sands, Fairmont, and also at the
Office OF the architect in Wheeling, after the
23rd OF November. All bids must be for the
whole OF tn work complete as called for
Bids for this work must be accompanied with
a'certifed check for $500 as an evidence Of good
faith TO enter into contract, the same to be for
feited to the Board Of Regents in case Of fail
ure Each bidder must furnish with his bid
bond OF $4,000, with three sureties satisfactory
to the Board, for the full and proper perform.
ance OF the work us set forth and required by
the architect, and to insure the Board against
all loss, damage suits arising from negligence
OF the contractor, or otherwise, as connected
with the construction OF this building, and for
any other matters that may come in dispute
whatever.
All bids must be fled, conforming TO the
above terms, by the tenth day of December,
1891, with Hon. B S. Morgan, President Of the
Board OF Regents. at Charleston, or with Hon.
r. S. Riley member Of the Board, ut Wheeling.
The Board will meet on the twelfth day Of De-
cember, 1891, TO consider the bids.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids-
o. S. PHILPoTT,
Architect. for the Board
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MARTINS FERRY.

Robert Fitch, engineer on the Gil
max, has handed in his resignation, and
has accepted position on Captain
Sweeney's new boat, and will go South.
w. B. Conner, of Sweeney's machine
works, will take his place on the Climax.
The water will be shut off on Walnut
street, between Fifth and Tenth streets,
this morning, and those living on that
street would better draw supply to
last them the remainder Of the day.
About $50 reserved seats are sold for
the Schubert Concert Company, which
plays at the Opera House tomorrow
evening. Those who attend are promis-
ed great musical treat.
DR.. w. ii. Hall and wife, j. C. Gray
and wife, and Rev. II. n. Campbell, left
yesterday to spend Thanksgiving with
Rev. Mr.. CampbelI's parents in Han
cock county, w. Va.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held at the United Presbyterian church
at 1880 o'clock this morning. Rev. Mr..
Morse, of the Baptist Church, will
preach the sermon.
d. VI. MCElTOys VI OuiCdSO, was III GuG
city yesterday. He is here as the rep
resentative OF the company that put In
the machinery for the Belmont Brick
and Tie Company.
''His Nibs" played to good house
last night and gave satisfaction.
O'Flynn In Mexico will be here Monday
night.
Frank R. Barr, of the Times Office
force, is spending his Thanksgiving
with friends in Cambridge.
Miss Clara Mitchell, of Mt, Pleasant,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. b.
Francis, of Walnut street.
The East factory of the Laughlin
mill was off yesterday, on account of the
engine breaking down.
Prosecuting Attorney Jesse Hollings-
worth, of the county seat, is in the city
on business.
Hon. Lorenzo Danford, of st. Glars
vile, was in the city yesterday on BUSH
ness.
Miss Lizzie Gilmore, of Washington,
Pa, is the guest of friends here.
Chas. Thorngate and family are in
the city the guests of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Davis have re-
turned from Cleveland.
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BLUE vs.. oRANGE AND BLACK.
Gossip About To-MorrOw's Foot Ball Game
-PrinoetOn's Team.

Gossip About To-MOrrOw's Foot Ball Game
-PrinoetOn's Team.
NEW YORK, November 25.-The foot
hall game tomorrow is the talk every
where. Already partlsans are arriving,
and the blue and orange and black colorS
are conspicuous.
Betting on the game is light thus far,
but the Princeton men all snap up bets
that their eleven will not score. Yale is
a heavy fayorite and will likely remain
so.
Princeton at late sdvices is still play
ing scrub games, trying tricks, signals,
etc. and will 60 on the field to play foot
bali and not quit if scored against. The
eleven plays as follows: Vicent, left
end: Holly, left tackle; Wheeler, left
guard: Symmes, center; Riggs, right
guard; Harold, right tackle; Warren,
right end; King, quarter; Clint, left half
back; Poe, right half-back; HOlmans,
iull-back.
The Princeton backs think they will
not tumble 30 much as Harvard, and
rely on this somewhat.
Yale will probably put the same
familiar men in the field that played
against Harvard at Springfield last Sat
urday. The grounds will be opened at
lO:3O a. NJ, and the game will begin at
2 p. m.
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TILTONvlLLE NEWS NOTES.
Special Correspondence OF the Register

Special Correspondence OF the Register
TILToNvILLE, o., November 25.-
Portland Council No. 1913, Junior Order
American Mechanics, will present the
public school of this place and Portland
Station with q handsome American flag
on Saturday, December 5, at which
ime appropriate exercises will be held.
Repairs and the new additions to the
Western Sanitary Pottery are about
completed, with most Of the machinery
in position for operation, and mouldS
are already made for twelve preSsers,
which is the meaning of employing
about thirty workmen. The plant will
be put in operation in two weeks at the
furthest.
A canvass is being made of this sec
ton by persons representing the K. of
p. to establish local castle Of that
lodge at this place, and they are meet
ing with great success. They have al
ready secured about twenty-five names
who will go in as charter members.
1t is stated by those who know that
no trains will run on the main line Of
the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad to
Wheeling during this year.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Last night being Thanksgiving Eve
the West End enjoyed itself Immensely.
two dances took place, one at Mentz's
Hall where the music was made
by the Bohemian Orchestra and all
seemed to be in joyous mood. The
other dance took place at Jacob Har-
den'S, Dukes Orchestra making the
music. A gay and festive time was
had.
The citizens of Etnayille and vicinity
complain about the electric lights on
the bridge not being lighted at night.
The walk over the bridge from the north
OF the Island is very lonely, and the PEE
destrlans complain against the lonely
and dreary walk.
The funeral Of Richard Lewis took
place took place yesterday afternoon
from his home in Etnaville. Rev. !.
S. Winters, Of Martins Ferry, officiated.
The interment took place in Lynwood
cemetery.
The paving of the streets has almost
been completed. Bank street presents
quite q neat appearance and also the
street in KirkwoOd which is now under
going repairs.
The Willing Workers OF the West
End NJ. E. Church will give an oyster
supper at Good Templars Hall, Satur-
day. November 2S.
c. S. Brown, of Cleveland, ]. r.
bounds, OF Bruce and E. H. McKelvy,
of Columbus, are at the Sherman House.
Mrs. Ryan, one Of the teachers of the
high school, left yesterday to spend
her vacation in Brilliant.
At the postoffice to-day the following
hours will be observed: $50 TO $3.50 a.
m, to $50 p. m.
Master Frank Wilson, OF the West
End, gave tatfy pulling to his many
little friends Several games were
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, November 25.--Cattle- Receipts
1000 head; shipments 5000 head; market
steady; natives 81 50a3 80; stockers 81 l5a
2 90; Texans 50 90; cows 81 so.
Hogs-Receipts $1,000 head; shipments
5000 head; market active: rough and COM
mon 80 60a3 IS; packers and mixed 50 30;
prime heavy 60 95a4 10: light So 25a3 30.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head shipments
400 head; market steady; natine ewes s. 90
az 25;mixed 81 l0a4 So; wethers q 60a5 25 !;
westerns ST 20a4 65; lambs 50 75a5 80.
EAST LIBERTY, November 25.-Cattle-
Receipts, 65l head; shipments, 156 head !;
market slow prime 81 75a5 90; good "a 25a
80; fair 50 25a4 90; common - 5Oa3 25;
bulls and dry cows 81 50a3 00.
Hogs-Receipts 1880 head; shipments,
$3.50 h ad; market slow; Philadelphias
s. 90a4 00; mixed IS S0a3 80; Workers 50 IS
a3 IS; comwon S. 6Oa3 IS; roughs & 95a
8 10.
Sheep-Receipts, LOO head; shipments
600 head; market slow; prime a 15a4 50;
fair to good 81 00a4 40; common 81 00a2 so:
lambs s. 50a5 25.
CINCINNATI, ONO, November 25.-Hogs,
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COMING CONTESTS.
-, CALIFORNIA ATHLETIC CLUBS BIG MD
DLE-wEIGHP FIGHT.
~, and Princeton toPlsy Foot Ball To-DaY-Yals
Il the Fa7ons and VIII Play the Same
Team That Defeated Harvard
Sporting Notes

C,x FRANCISCO, November 25.-The
-. occidental Athletic Club viii give
;ts entertainment on Saturday a
~yestling match between Joe Acton,
.Sho"I,ittle Demon" and Bob Fitzsim-
nv the middleweight champion
mln O- of the world, for 81, 900 purse.
M terms are catch-aS-catch-can, two
- three falls. FitzSimmons has a
ber OF friends who are willing to
L., their judgement that he can throw
-, .Demon." The evenings enter
Lament ~ will wind up with finish con-
.ost between two welterweights, Sergt.
oven Davis and Jack Davis.
The match arranged by the New DC
.,5artal Athletic Club for December -,
-. 60 O0O. is a good guessing contest.
o. ~, principal is Alexander Greggains,
~ Caliiornia middleweight pugilist,
Tho mas had two professional contests
- won both Of them; one with Charlie
;Tnrner. the champion colOred middle
weight of the coast, and the other
sgojnst Billy Mccarthy, whom he de-
Seoted easily. The other contestant is
George La Blanche, we'll known as
Toe Choynski and Billy Woods have
both gone into training for their match
a. me Pacific Club, which takes place
n acknowledgement at Prof. Far
iev,s and Woods at Ssucelito, where he
trained for his fight with Jack Davis.
Cboynski will be q big favOrite in the
betting, and the Denver contingent will
and plenty to lay odds on Choynsh.
Kenny. who is matched by the Cali
fornia Club TO fight the Black Pearl,
has zone iato training at Barney Far
Iev's. under the care Of Martin Murphy.
The Pearl will be the favorite in the
match. which takes place next Monday.
A great number Of stars OF the hStic
arena are now located in Frisco. Joe
WcAuliffe, the California Boy, has come
nome again. He is getting ready to
meet Cardiff. 81,
At the New Occidental Athletic Club,
m November IL, Dial Hawkins defeated
Bny Donagan for the bantam champi-
opsbip OF the Pacific Coast and a 81, 900
trophy.