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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
CLERKS AND LETTER CARRIERS
civil Service Examinations Held at the
Custom House.

Custom House.
In the Custom.house building yesterday
a civil service examination was held by the
local Board of Examiners, aesisied ~ Mr
Henry 4. IIOltz. Of the Department al
washington. The examination was loi
positions i'm the Richmond post office az
cIerke and letter carriers. There were zen
candidates. eight white and two c0lorCd'
The Commission would not permit candi-
dates 10 make any statement as 10 their pO-
litical or religious beliefs under penalty
of cancellation of the examination.
The examination was very simple Tor inc
clerks. The candidates were given twenty
words in spelling. ten of which ab1oreNia
lions were 20 be written, and ten INES o'
nrinted matter, Of which they had to MAKE
an exact copy. The latter was to test the'l
CORE ,tness. They also had ten questions
I'm arithmetic-all simple-not gong lurlhei
than decimols, aud ten questions III tue
Geography Of the Uuited States. .
The candidates Tor the positions OF letler
carriers are examined in spelling Wfltihs,
conyIng. arithmetic, local delivery ana
reading addresses on letters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
ch.nre. on noard. Of ylsitlr'.

II Is thought that the Governor WI ~ ss'
so,ne changes on the boards Of the various
ssyiums OF the state. None OF the ne"
appointments have yet been made. ,.,.a
Three new members are TO be appointed
eor each of the new asylums, and their tern
OF otfice will be for three years rom Apfl
lsth. subject TO confirmation by tue senate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
Cold weather.

A telegram was received last night by the
chamber OF Commerce from the United
states Signal Service Department at Wash
ingtou ordering the cold-waYe nag 20 be
hoisted. IL predicted fall III The iempera-
ture of "a degrees before o'clock to-inor-
row morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
Mr.. Shrinp Died.

William ~hrimp, shipping clerk Tor the
house OF Thomas Potts y Co., died Monday
night after an illness Of only a few DAYS.
MIR. shrimp was an honest, STRAIGHTFORWARD
and upright young man, aud highly Is.
teemed by his employers. His funeral will
take place from Monumental Episcopal
church this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

Mc.J. r. Hudson sold the Casino proper
Ties M auction Monday. This proceeding
viii end the action In the Hastings Courl
whiA WAS instituted for him 10 show cause
WHY his license should not be revoked. Mr.
Hudson said yesterday that he would be IN
fhe city for some time vet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

''The Gypsy's Warning was well pre-
scented al Barton Heights Wigwam last
night TO large and well-pleased audience
Messrs. William y. Undertake as SQUIRE
and W. Il. stansburg as negro IN their
comedian parts, were very amusing, and
tho s,a,,.,,, -"d dancing we're gOOl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

4 meeting Of the stockholders OF tie Ma
tlonai Bank OF yir ginia was held yesier-
day. No business OF importance was trans-
acied. and the meeting adjourned 10 assem-
sls a gain ut the call OF the president.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
Captain Hereford Dead.

Captain Josiah w. Hereford died at The
Soldiers Hone yesterday, in the ninety
second wear Of his age. lie was the the old
est inmate OF the Home aud one Of the Old
est soldiers that served m the Confederate
army.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
rnhIic,s ehoel Examinations.

The February examinations began yes
terday in the Richmond High School, and
the exam nations in the district schools
will begin tomorrow morning. lhese eN-
CARNATIONS will last ave or six DAYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

The Social German Ciuo gave beautiiGi
german AT Sanger Hall last night. AZ was
vel attended, and the gowns worn were
decided rival 70 the beauty OF iae ladies
present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

NrANTED-TO SEIL.ANO POR-
w TABLE BAKERS ONIN - bargain
very usciu iu rye hotel or hUafdIug-uous,
CAL az Meyer s. No. III west Broad street. OF
address Ms. NJ, W Price. rs Laurel street
Richmond, va fr3-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
10 John A. Castigan and Lsthe lee togg,
(isoygo 4. Moore and Eva c. stack, ri ;hara
Y GoOde aud Mamie Atkinson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

i AfANESE PILE CURE-A GUAR.
Kind ~ =, ED ED CURE for PILES Of whatevsr
2T bleeding, Ilenlns, Chronic R, ~, BIND,
maj, ,sty 81 box; q boxes, IS. Sent D.,
sntass tsenald' ON receipt OF price. We s,,a ~
and soi1 o onI. any case OF Piles. GuaraSIsaa
f, ,ds and seedsmen, toS east M, W Dtug-
fei-we, fr,snly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
ESTATE.

ADAM5o b, \. L.. Manchester.
AfPEi'NoN &scO.. NO, smorth Eleventh
street.
BRANDT. JACKSON < CO.. looo east ,isn
street
%" MAN, BOSWElLG SHUMAN. No. 1901
east Main street.
BOW T. y. W., No. north Eleventh ,trcsL
brown j. THOMPSON 4 Co, NIB east
Main street,
OAIi.iN. +. A. No. l3 north Eleventh street.
CHEWING & ROSE, No. 8 north Tenth
street.
CHAPLIN. X. -. 4 Co, No / north ren.h
street.
uhNooN. UPPER & Co, s2l egsi Main.
ELAN' JAMES b., llt3 east Main street.
uoDbiN, JOHN l.. Eleventh. corner Bank
HARRISON 4 POWERS. 1908 east Main
street
hill, FRANK ID. 4 CO., No. north
Eleventh.
JONES, srYLL & Co. I'M east Main sireel.
"o lhEsFoORD, THOMAS. Ne. : north
Tenth,
slAFLs>s. III. l.. n CO. los north Ninth.
SUTTON 4 Co, No, l0iA east .Moiu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
WISE 10 EMPIOY 4 EFW l 4

WISH TO EMPLOY i FEW la
dies salary, 90 take charge OF INV busi.
n's' tt uiet homes entirely uuollection.
ay', ..-h. very fascinating and hcalthml
~ ,'iiNliiS required permanent position
wages $40 per week. Good poy for nor,
ume. Ny references include some OF 'tSe
Dtst Wen known people OF Loui.yille On.
a.nnali. flttbutg, and elsewhePc. Adires,
VIA stamp, Mls. NATION WAIkTR
fourth and Chestnut streets, Louisville. E,
wed. SAT. 0n '''r' NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

'.l ri4e5...........7.l2 Moon rises BIB AN
800 a, f5.......,.......5:36 UdA sleugln, ION PIN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

" ANTED-TO RENT TO a GEN
ILtMAN nicely FURNISHED
iDpM wlihslath hot 0ud cold waterl at-
nchcd, also bright mont BASEMENT ROOM
App.ya ZIG cast Franklin. fe3-3fs
The sun., 1891-01-30
The R.veuswood.. r-,u, Bouts.

1t was almost o'clock yesterday morning whom tho
last bout in the promnares Of the Ravenswood Boat
Clubs boxing compositions had boen finished The bouts
became more spirited the contest advanced ana tho
big structure rsechoed with applause. The Ravens.
wood boys left nothing hndono make the bouts lively
and interesting AL tho contestants were furnished
with lunch in the building at the clubs expense This
was = new feature, and was heartily appreciated.
Jerry barnett Hanover 4 O.. defeated Nike Brock
Star A. c. In tho third bout IN tho pound class
Special Weight. l%o Pounds-Frst bout u. kntwistle
Scottish American A. c. and j. Roman, Star A O.; won
BY Entwistle Second bout Jack Kenny. Williams
burvh A. C.. and Jamss Rooney. star A. C.; won BY
Light Weight lSs Pounds-First bout II. Grob Wayne
4. e. and MiEe Doyle. Down Town A c.; won by Gfoh
Second bout Tommy OwonG West side A. C.. and Jack
llanngan Star A. q The judges disagreed at the end
Of tho bout and the referee ordered another round
The Judges again disagreed and the referee TO
allow both men TO enter In tho luAls Third bout VIII
won BY Ahearna Fourth bout D. sheohan Columbus
A. c. and pAgna!l Prospect llarriers AZ the end Of
tho bout tho judges and the referee ordered
another bout Tho Judges again failed g agree the
Uonnsrs Down fown A g.. and Peter aissbufns 81
George A. q I won by Conners
Only one bout was fought in tho middle weight uos
pounds) clasA II WAS between Charles kommerer
West Side A G.. and Frank BouerA Achard A b. B. q.
Kemmerer won the bout ~
The ina. viii take place tomorrow (saturday) night
In tho aAme hall.
The sun., 1891-01-30
WHERE rs THOMAS REAG1y9
Lucky BsIdwin's Eastern Representative
Missing with $4,000.

Thomas Reagan OF San Francisco. who has
been Lucky Baldwin's turf representative In
the East for some time past has disappeared
with about SG.0oO In his possession. $4,000 OF
which belongs to the California millionaire.
There arc susuicions that Reagan has met
with foul play. this being the opinion Of his
associates in thc Baldwin stable at tho Wost
Chester race track. as he has had opportunities
heretofore to decamp with great deal more
money than the amount In his possess ion when
Ia.t soen.
Reaean, sold two. horses for MIR. baldwin to
George Mahon of .tJ9 south street. Phila iel-
aleI.hia anil was Iald BY Mahcn, who TOOK
du@ea W him i'm to several mon. % Wien the the young S.H
man r..tnrnea 10 West chester he was accom-
,ii moi introduce hit companion. Out gave his
a,ssociatos the impression that ho had mot him
shsE # tho s s city; A[Sur x s 5n
that he did not IKE the strange mans appear
self. On New Years Day, lieaGap went
The Tl'9n nr iS rn.e trASs Ts.r TO % bot .on on
4 was said az tho time, thai .he won very
heavily over the rae; When he came back
counting the $4,000 received from Mnhon for
the BsHTin sh;r horse. he then drew h.s o eack H
rany OF the dark man.
~ 10 nov tWo weeks snce reagan Wns seen,
made away with. The police do not share in
this belief, thinking that II is merely a case OF
plain enibezzl lemet The associates OF tho
missing man. however. say. that Reagan is ABB
solutely Trustworthy. and that Ii no was
crooked he could have 81 olon treble tho amount
Reagan was murdered for his money.
He left West Chester to go to the Clifton race
would visit Philadelphia before returning 10
tho West Chester trnck. The folks at tho stable
thought nothing. o! ha continued absence until
gan arriving Tor him. Ipdulries were made.
and II was found that he had not reached the
Quaker City.
The police have been working on the case for
q week or ten days. but SO far they have OBJ
tained no clue whatever TO tho missing man.
The sun., 1891-01-30
yyait.,ng ror a billy Goat.

Tho competitive waltz for Warren I.ewiss white billy
goat has become part of the history OF this city It oc
CURED In Caledonsn Hall In Horato street yesterday
mofninE The goat was procured iu Hoboken by
"crAcker Jack" II was housed for three days iu .
closet at the Ahambra Theatre, where exhibsd do
cided parasty for window curtains and walters
aprons. waiter named Boomer assisted by young
Peruvian called Pedro" decorated the goat with
green rbbons which formed = striking contrast with
the whito hair Of the animal
After tho Introduction OF the goat and while Boomer
was usfng in biography, tho Animal wss eating
pAseboArd placsrd which had bsen hung his back
for advertising purposes Tho escorted to the
hall BY dx picked men, II broke away from the escort
At Twentythir street but secured again with the
help apple The only other incident worthy of
note durtng the trip attack BY the goat on
frnft stand where secured bunch OF Malaga gr
pisoeS mon Ss nla.tar !. Ins Toat wa
trying to eat up tho only dress coat In tho hall
There were thirty contestants for tho prize II vaa
won aftet somo graceful 'spelinu by John Carpenter
He rode the goat down the hall and then placed in
coach ana drove home IL will be presented hs Iitc
boy Joseph Tho prize awarded to tie lady waltzer
WAS = bouquet oar we'd out or raw vegetables,
Among the pugiitstn notoretiss present Jack
Hopper Pete Mace Jack Tuomsy, and others Of more
less prominence,
The sun., 1891-01-30
JIMMY CARROLL HAS BIG IDEAS.
lTo Thinks Fitzsimmons nnd Himself
should bo Worth ~ 900 "a Week.

Should bo Worth 81 900 "a Week.
BAY b. LOUIS Jan 2a-Robert b. P1txsmmons and
James Carroll with their fam,isS left this place on
Monday last Tho ladies are bound for San Francisco
while Champion Bob and his trainer viii remain in
New Orleans until they accept of tho many offers
made them. In speaking about the reported engage.
said to Sur reporter: "somo people seem 70 know
yet Aooeptsd any Of tho oners made and waiting
mSney I do not think 81, ,OO per week cAsonAble
f1tssmmons y getting back the flesh he los! III train
psasA9oe upon tho stage tho lean look often do
!cribcd In the papers will have disappeared entirely
ntz gas not born rich but he born lucky. Admir-
valuable presents upon him. aud whsrs he once got IS
per day for shosng horses In California he thinks
0lO per night too small 10 work for.
MIND us.rS ronna hosss Il. Hsp pre ..
pared dinner for himself and family tho other day
which consisted of roast beef broed chicken with love-
", brown gravy green peas mpshroomA mashed pcta-
srEt was biaok cofse and eustard
Upon he Day Of his battle with Dempsey. Fitzsimmons
he could ros fai to win with snch charm In his
The Orleans BETA an anti lottery paper recently
started in New Orleans, is tho only paper against
glove contest and if It keeps hainInering at the
meg 81 nay as por or y other wS,d b s
Bay St Louis. has gained quite a reputation for
Coney tho Ithaca uiant and others coming 10 try he
here has neen suocessfa and gained the title OF chain
OConuell tho water weight champion Tommy War.
ren feather weight and robert frtzsmmona middle
The sun., 1891-01-30
ATHLETIC M1SA0kRs To MEET.
The Next Two Days will See Some Lively
Work BY the A. A. u. Onciais.

The Next Two Days will See Some Lively
Work BY she A. A. u. Oniciais.
THE is the season Of the rear when the ath
letic managers assemble And leGislate in the
Interest Of amateur snort. To-day there will
be two important meetings at the Astor House.
The first which will be called at 8 o'clock In
the afternoon. will be q meeting OF the Bailey.
Banks. and Biddle committee. This commit
tee Is composed OF c. +. Mathswson. Chairman
William u. Curtis. George W. Carr. Julius
Harksr. and II. W. Mcmillan. This committee
has already recommended the abolition Of the
trophy and its return to the donors This part
Of the question is settled. and the object Of the
meeting to-day Is to listen to q report Of tho
committee on the question OF In Individual prizes.
They have outlined plan which will be cub.
mitted.
An hour later the conference committee OF
tho L. A. W. and A. A. Y. will get together and
consider tho vexed question Of expenses Of
athletes. This committee will liston to . re-
port OF q subcommittee composed OF c. +.
Mathewson and President Dunn OF tho l. A.
W, l; is understood that this report win DO
oIincd TO give any definite In % ation as TO to
Sinaa BUM and r1m saIa nA conference with
@ 81 9hs s5s Shqs En- ss h % tss MN
l believe tho report viii settle the expense
question, SO thoroughly and definitely that
there VIII be po further ground for misunder-
standine. ana In the iuture where violations
than Ignorance. 1t has been our aim 10 render
nisconstrue."
;, To.morrSw morning at .los O'Clock the
Union Will meet at the Astor House for the
transaction o. general business. and It IL an
bounced that there will be an all day pow WOW.
Vne OF the interesting matters to come before
r.. Mset!nT VIII DC large nnMbor OF appiica-
tl2ns for Reinstatement, Among tho cases that
Will come up for u hearing are the following:
Thomas p kearpsv OF Dorchester. Mass. who ran
Of ts yss .si s so'.s ssr Gs
money enough 10 :n.sis HIM 60 rssos So%s ne IL:
aes9s Sis@ ne asnsg sna fsnf f.
money and callahan participated IL pretss.ionsi
retsf Walters Of Buffalo engaged in glove eon,.s,
70 FOR slo pnrse got whipped and .eems to think that
place Is with the am steurs
T. A. Coombs Of Chelsea Masa. competed in games
ua1Ssypa,:S 1oSs by tho n,. Mor,,on Par.
and LoweIi ct bo.son are a. 9uar,s Ist
me in" %Stson Tisdemann aud Peck ran professional
Fsds mann won &2l0 handicap race
william o'Kesre PROFESSIONAL wake, Of New York.
money, are also asking for reinstatement.
The much.discussed question OF Downss
record Of A 2-5 for 44O yards made at Boston
will also come up. The committee were pre-
pared TO report on this matter at the last meet
Ing OF tho Board. but as the full Board was not
by those in position to know that the record
will be allowed
The sun., 1891-01-30

Of tn: new
with riay.rs and hopes 10 have q strong team. ~
IL b.. % e nsy Ssr.
BE-: II N; but 9 % says 30 other
BOSTON. Brooklyn. and Chicago will come down on
New orf ii an aySianehe next yy.s SAID Manager
every pn. .oesnt GaSusS sa,f.
sss: Vi. s 70: s 70. s. q hs :
sssi not .tns noM he Ss paper But
i... ny s:y @ sssa ~
s% s%Ir.s s c.sd y y. S.sst sl,$!,ssi
fa,sa .e hang oay no amoSn. In of Their
pa AZ
in rss h. c..s ss % q ~ G
10 their club rooms ass En thirty sixth ..rss. .he
is,'SSssS s:f' SSs Fl ss aSH1
oe T. xarpng lnd q
The dTscscr: elected John Manager
ssS. sssrs.y ha!s 1 ,hsir nns d.;e
and YOU'D be to hear from all ss
sonsns sSsi
ia laans ss{ ci
III % sss Il SssS s: s 5! s:s
Win on S III a. Of % snd
York q p ''tSss TO win 20 sss. si'a IN ~ s's
great many changes In the personnel of the ball
teams for the season OF 1851. Take the OF the
Bostons for instance. with twenty. three the
reserved lHt. Under tho existing agreement only
fourtean OF these be retained and great deal
81 ; care sn T,t M BE- in making ss,ec
Lsss%e team for this season What true Of Boston "a
equally applicable TO tho other League organizations
possibly With the execution OF Brooklyn and Cincn-
natl Both OF these organizations will be apt to retain
the men reserved from last season"
feei sn.
play aSsi sl nns not 'ss' ss rs 20
famed here. II tho deal is made. johnson will DO
shifted to right and Jack Snee who signed contract
to-day will be released. Browning is wanted for his
biting AsnIinH trip q e. tso M week. at NJ Clemens
President thurman is being dsuxed with letters and
ME 70 day wiring his empnStie protest 70 the Pitts
the responshity Of for the BOARD Of Control
first thinss disposed Of by that body He ssye
stovey President Prince has sent n statement Of his
claim on Connis Mack to President Thurman TO b
used In the determination OF tho question to where
he shall play this season. having also signed q Pitts.
burIh contract. 1t turns out that Arthur Irwin
tried a slick scheme on Mark Baldwin writing that
player that he free to sign wherever he pleased
and tried to get his signature to Boston
contract President Thurman Informed Irwin that no
must do his business through the Columbus Club who
had reserved Baldwin aud had the FIRST claim on his
services.
The sun., 1891-01-30
Jack Lyman Against . .sIuS.-

There was only man In nght TO fnish with lid
gloves that took place early yesterday morning be.
tween jack Lyman, feather weight OF this city and
Billy Smith. from goodness only knows whore Lyman
isa fighter OF experience and trained for the match
smith never was In q ring before. and didn't know
enough even TO work on about twenty five pounds IA,
that hung 10 him. That made NO dinsreuce however:
AL the condition In the world would have raised
hiln 20 Lymas cia.; LYMAN hit his opponent At wii
Me, Lyman rnnched his man the stomach so hard
IN the first round that Smith became bent half way
over Then Lyman str~iahtered him ou. again by .
IlshtlAnd nlpsT sIt ianIsd ,luarsly on IN. mouth.
crowd OF mon who were present disgustod
with tie SHOW Ihey were nil relieved when In the
third round LYMAN Knocked his out by solid
Ifnt haTdsI me !.T Jim csnsv.n was the referee
lnen Joe u!Gsssy, and Johlny LI Mn for Lyman and
sol White and i'ri powd for snitl. There abont
SO
The sun., 1891-01-30
Jeaanette Gunner. wan, New Grounds.

Tho Jeanneue Gun Club OF this city will hold au i'm
portaut meeting al the headquarters 1873 Duaue a.reet
next Friday evening The question whero the six
REGULAR shoots will take place this year will be consia
sred Tho probabilities aro that some other locality
than the Gutteuburs track will bo selected for
snooiinS ground Important changes in tho constitu
Hon and shooting rules VII! also he made,
During last year the claks q medal WAS won by l..
Eessn who retained IT, and was advanced into class H.
Whsr won it Also thrse time, ~ hs y yard mark
Loebs won 1t twice In GLASS Capt II VI CUrdta took
II In March and for tho third lime that had 90 io.
CLASS A. The o!heE winners were L. El,sen in June and
Septsmber. th5seh 10 April, T. ha.r in May, aud
successful n,arksm.n at % yards; J. Rottuaun, H. w.
Cordis and s,eners captured Ut tile three other
,n.ernga lhs II. W Cerd,s bAdse, for the man who
kl!lei Tie most hds with .he nr.t barrel only on
by q. n Brnnis his nearest competitors bsiuH J. U
kottnaun, y, BAar, l. fitsop. and II. often. -
The sun., 1891-01-30
NOT A HAPPY FAMILY YET
The Directors or the Brooklyn u. L. Ciub
StiIl ssquabblinG.

Edward Linton. who came out Of The recent SQUAD
BILE In the Brooklyn P IL Club with nyinG eoors ana
with g. 100 In cash In bis grip had conference
yesterday with George Chauncsy At the iattsrs Of
Gee in brooklyn Just what advice MIR. Linton gave
Mr. chaunoey to the right card 10 play In order TO
get out Of tho way h not known and VIII not be until
tie meeting Of the stock holders to morrow.
Absse ball who knows all the inside details OF
the doings OF the Brookiyns umted, said yes'sfdsy
II think Chauneey 10 somewhat inclined 70 weaken
sincs LIS scheme has been made public. last season
Linton and be hand In hand Both are Joint own
In real estate interests in tho Eastern District and
they thought they could get all the benenu arsinx
out of the club going to Eastern Park wthout shoulder
Ing any Of the risk that they would be in great lues
Their scheme was 10 make tho Wall street men ~ Tor
the whole business as TE seq Las already stated ana
assume every bit Of she risk 20 far Linton aud several
other soc holders have worked tho scheme success
fully II remains now TO see what thhuncey viii Do;
"Idont thihk he can arotd TO do anything rash The
people in the Ehsern District want tho club TO play At
EAktern park and CbAprcey blocks the
they viii not forGctit For that reason think he Will
not be able TO Got out OF the cub aud make MessrA
Goodwin, wallace, AMI Robinson pay him So.ooo or
feVU.
Chauneey get easily and get every cent he has
In ested IL the club previding Ness,s 5000 Vim Wal
put It. Chapncsy has only 10 see ATTORNEYS Bergen
Dykeman. who will issue an Injunction the same as
they did to Linton and serve II the club before tho
stockholders meet to morrow. hut these three mon
eco how they were foolshy worked In settling With
linton. ana they do not propose TO DO dupeu again
The sun., 1891-01-30
A Modal for Joe Donogh ue.

NKwpuncu. N. Y, Jan. 2a - The Champion OF The
World" medal which Is to bs presented TO Joseph F.
Donoghns. the skater, and which is being made by
Johu street, New York. eweller vii! he. tho manufac
will be set with diamonds and tho centre OF 1t will con
tain reproduction OF young Donoyhus hs
IN his skating costume last year OIL Washington Lake
Just before staIuH. IN !hs iyem,ls laee rhe medal
sidsrs Who have appreciated tho boys great work.
Tho boye mail since hi, return tI Hooded with rs
can conSs'ss M Of FIt:.n 20 twenty letter. come 10
sro the youthful champion attraction At skating
contests and carnival exhibitions Ono fellow wants q
few dollars for scYsp book OF clippings about the
skater taken from all ts nswspap.rs IN the sounsry
tile niopares hereabouts others want LiS photo and
history OF his NE But the toy has no desire foF
contests except where lie Is personally Interested.