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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently vet promptly on the Kidneys,
liver and Bowels, cieanses the sys-
fem elIectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constitution. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
iLs action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made It the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 800
SD sd 81 battles by al leading drug drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
nbstitute.
CALIFORNIA Ee syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO, CAL
L0VSHltE, Ky. NEW YORK, nv
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Duol,lon,s ArnIca salye.

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chi
blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and
positively Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
by box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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IHave, rs You Know,

been selling Bradfeld's Female I'd ku-
lator for years, and have Ind a steadily
increasing demand for it; it gives the
very best satisfaction. frequently sell
it TO physicians, who use ii in their
practice with the most satisfactory re-
suits. R. THOMAS, N. D.,
Valdosta, Ga.
Sold at wholesale andJetSirby Logan
Drug Co. and all druggists.--.-----DGw,
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"ot1vE Blossom" is not a patent medi-
cine and should not beso considered.
1t is the discovery Of the celebrate DR..
France, President OF the French Afedi-
cal Institute Co., of Columbus, o. Its
his private prescription, and has been
successfully used by him for years in his
large practice.
d0Itye Blossom is sold by Logan
Drug Co., G. r. Goethe, w, ". Irwin,
w. L. Williams, O. Sehnepf, @. Menke.
meller, w. G. Armbright w. II, VIII
lams and NJ. w. Heinrich; ]. W. Darrah,
Rolston 4 Co., Martins Ferry; Bowie &
Co, Bridgeport; @. NJ. Wyrick, Bellaire;
81. Clait Bros, Benwood. p&w-6
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NEW YORK, June 4..resroleum opened firm,
but declined sEc under few western selling
orders md CLOSED weak. Pennsylvania spot,
closed at 6g9fo; July option, opened and highest
7Ofc; lowest and ololipg a 100; total sales s.,
on cnY l.. June Opened at 7o5Sci high.
10000 6fffels; cioafincea 900 barrels; chaE.
tefs d, SD bufrs ipmentS 81 ,elS barrels runs
S5,eS1 bRrTeif
RR1pFoRp. 51ne -opcned, lowest and closed
at 7Oc; highest ne; eleafa iees 900 barrels.
PTTsBuRan, June l,--Noihinf doing; opened,
closed and lowest 100; highcii O,te.
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fsttfe,1o H. Tnnn A-Tba ~
,b s'''I HoSrd Ut ~ T,Tds to-day we've IN
Wy " al 1ta
draSi. y, V.USe AI .,sSrr "a %JsS:r mi
,Ioi, ~ s,,a Snsi,nsJ Irbcre ns
more active trade n wheat mn eS
me voluine oi DUMMY wa Sli I tn
ls W. , iost, gus .nIS,V FaysS sss
~ I. h aIH Sts'etH Hs"s
Corn was moderately active: ,,,.,,, ,,r,ow
Oato MeLs NV aOuNe ati9 was hA'H4A MANY"
iq pni,..os ., o,o,,r, ohor, ,ha sauna a,
yesterday stSris,S "s'A' S'Os'DS ADO4' ' '4-' -
Rlour dull. :. :, o,,>., Nv. !.
MllEAI@SS59n No. sprihE % 6oS ~ TO- T
az; LeS q 'I ta,
81 sls Sii 81 S9sSaS5s5e 'u' "''A'''1D''U az
GoENI=CgSn 40 = 9o5ci Jmne
J9ly
~ D. y 1saS:. ~
RYE-So 2 sc;
ELAxsEEpsESi NJ
I,..' skE9 an ,o.,nro. ,,,, en- to,l0
100 s " ~ ,S i1z1aa
~ f SIiS "a %: inv Il 2SiSaS 97JSss
sG g%SFT RTn: saS sSaS9 Ju,y IS sra
4 ssSS a. ssptember "a iqI<s6 9la6 e6 W W
sHorLDEnsE O0a5 oS; siort clear % eoaon.
WInsKEy-si Ia '.'S'. s'S'-, -sss
S Ssns'e , unvHN,'seu' ,,,.,,- .,... uoA,
NEw toS 1un nSo 5qs ~
Da a 49, 4voy pei,i Isf ~
SS gHS GstIs busSe. ssSs Is H busSes q
iifires md III ID bushels Of snot: spot market
stronger; 9agrsded red q 9SS Az options
4, SSifni MAJ az. s1S,St Al n. ssnifs,mScr
X SSs3si M nj OsI. November Il OH. Corn, re-
SeInfs 10 ~ buSbes exports Il on biishelS: saies
1900 bnShels al ftitIires and i6i 600 bushels Of
sS,ot: insfEet stronger; 6nFYaded mixed Ssas5JSe;
June 6IiEc; july Gss6s Ea65 August 625Ec; Sep
temher 62L%c. Oats receipts III 80 bushels; Snles
\ lS09 bushels OF futures and 17g0o0
| b6Shels of spot; market dell; June 4e%c;
July ls3Ia lsa4DItc; SEPTEMBER 40ai01fa40l 2c;
spot No. 3 white 5Oa50Isc; mixed western l6a
6il<c: white do 50a6oc; 10. 2 Chicago 5oa50,4c.
Coffee steady and 1oa20 points down. Sugar
quiet. Rice quiet and steady. Tnllow quiet.
Rosin lower aug dun; sInTpenuns 9aict; &gs
quiet western lee hl9es Urn. FoIk quie ~ a nn
easy o!d mess 80 Sgai y Syi new iheS $lzvos
lzogi extra prme 81 W Sut me ~ r! HIil , ana
ht y ~ va. y az saa,sv,ssi ~ ~
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

gU1nirn Law I.EC,TuaIa5 inlne weakly
begin on lulr. 1901 and c1l Oh e1piembGr.
HAVE proved o. fif1tl r.t.--lII. % sId1lna who
deaigu 70 pursue nt'f FuI''- az IIl| q other
Law school and 10 I11.l |uH rInro.o 10 read
ptlyaiely; bod -. lqrr1tlr0n1r Who have not
had the advauI1fl uI n.|Imrl1 Instruction.
lottesgllle, yki 70 loIu , lfrcl Prof Com.
and STATE Law, ny24ptN
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Central Standard Time.
PenRSIIYalia Lines.
From BrIdgeport Station,

Trains via tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave bridgeport for Pittsburgh, ehicag0
and Cleveland, 40 q. M. For Pittsburgh, 1912
a m. For Chicago and Cleveland, 100 =, m. For
Pittsburgh and New York, 2:ll p. N. For sicuf
benylllc, S.i3 q. N.
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 500 q m, 1910 a
m: 1910 .. m, and s:ih p.m
on Saturdays oniy-P0r Ehs. Liverpool, 6.1ln
m; from East Liverpool. ll;i2 p. n.
FROM WHEELING STATION
Trains Win the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & ST.
Louis Railway Handle BQute-lcaye Wheel.
Ing for stoubenyllle, PIltsbuFgh aud the East
go q. n 1875 \, M, $50 D. m, and $40 p M
For Columbus. Cincinnati, indianapolis aud 81
Louis, f:90 n m. and $50 D m. F0f Columpus
end CHICAGO, 12:a5 p. m. 1nalnE arrive II wheel
Ing o. $50 4 M, l0;10 a. m, 24i p n. and so p
m. Trains Leave AZ 6i20 a NJ. aud arriving AZ $40
p. m, run sold between Wheeling and rittI.
buIBh. All trains daily except sunday. D4R
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Rod COMPANY,
CHICAGO, III.
EVERY Two AND A HALF NlEVTES.

ne blood makes circuit Of tho body every
NO aud half minutes, delivering nutfiment
~ hEing back waste matter to be filtered out
le liver and kidneys mud removed from tho
~! Though the bowels and the urinary secre-
you. Any stoppage or obstruction Of this pro-
u nay produce various forms Of disease, such
=, ulsltpsla blllousnesS. constipation, head.
Elel tyllS Dolls, blOichcs plmplcs, Sores, erHp-
WI. u.ls, abceSses and the Ike. wheh such OBJ
sSuslCns exist us evidenced by the presence OF
S Da,,pllnS similar to those Just mentioned, the
y! vi peiclbe to use Is Burdock Blood BItters.
salrl nnlockS the SecrotionS, removing all I'M
hsh by restoring healthy action 81 the stom-
N ~, Ilef kidneys and bowels D. b. B. removes
y, .1lpafitic, Of the blood from common PIN
ESmthp worst ScrnfilOus sore. q NtYFAEOW
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EEw YoRK, June 4.--piE irgu QUIET, Amert-
can gi6 Goals co. Copper steady; lake el7Q0.
Lend quiet domestic Sia Iin active; silaiia
SO so. ~
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RAILROADS.
Observation-Disclosures.

WIIIbUINVNI4IIlII VAaV ~ ~
On and after Monday, December !, 1890 tFainsI
viii run as follows, city time:
LEAVE wHE1Ns.-s6 100 a. M, 100 a. m, 500
a. T 900 a m, 1890 q. m. 1890 a. M, 100 M,
mo- J RI b. p 7oS s g. m F. go f T. s g
1915 p. m.
LEAVE ELM GRoyE-s6 100 a. M, 200 a. m. I; 500
a. m. n. m, 1890 a. M, HOO a. M, ZOO M,
100 p. M. 200 p. m. 800 p. M. 400 p M 300
iO;O0p. m.
eDaily, except Sunday.
SuNpAY.-Church trims leave Elm Grove a.
s:43 u m. and Wheeling at 12:l5 pm.
]. @. GfLLRLBy.
del General Manager.
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Shelf you really love me, proveitp
He-"With pleasure! See; the river is
particularly rapid and deep just here
jump in-Ill pull you outl'
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Cotton.

cmcNvArr, O., June l.-cottOu liradlJ ma,
ding $40. esl.f
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P1nLADE1rnIA, Pa. Juno 4,-FlouF weak.
Wheat iirm; No. 2 rcd June 81 0SAai 0lIS; July
81 O65tal 051I; August 81 05Ikkal or; September
81 0111ia1 COZ. Corn steady; No. mixed June
S31sasl Ile; July sSaGSlSe; Augu.t S3aS3lSe; sep.
no 2 whito Juno 52lia52,Sc; July 52IiAI21fG;
August 4aI6c; September 4sc. Eggs quiet; Penn
rplssnnta nrEfE ler
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OF Uncle Sans l4,5OO,OOO cotton spin
dies, 100000 are in Massachusetts,.
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baggage checked through to destination Of
WI. RogGSsoS. General Passenger Agent, Par
kefsbHFg, W. Va. ay
A. j. BANDY Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Parke1burg, W. Va.
J; G. ToNESsoS. Passenger Agent, Wheeling,
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used BY the Romans when they called
upon the twins, Castor and Pollux, to
help them. m
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BALTIMORE, Nd, June 4---Whcat eaSy; No.
red spot 81 0oIIal OK; July 81 o6GSal OK;
August 81 0214; receipts 1900 bushels Corn
65lzc; spot No. white 6Se receipts 81 900 bush.
els Oats inactive; No. 2white western 5ia55c;
receipts 5000 bushels R5e quiet; No. . $50.
Hay lrm; good 10 choice timothy So GOALS 90.
Butter hrmi creamery fancy loc. EsSs weak at
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CINCINNATI, o., June 4.-Flour quiet. whert
dull and lower; No. ? red 8 OSi receipts none
shipments 1900 bushels, Corn frInef; No.
4Sc. Rye quiet; No. ., Ssc Pork dull Mt sll Tx
Lard nominal at 50 90. Bulk meats steady ii
s. 90. Bacon easier at 81 00n7 l2H. Whisky
steady at 81 10. Butter steady. Eggs, heavy
l5ai5jSc. Cheese steady.
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TOLEDO, O., June 4.-wheat active and higher;
cash and Juno 81 OF; July 9911Sc; August Sillssc;
December q 90, Corn dull; cash aud June bsc.
Oats quiet; No. 2whitc 47c Cloyersee6 dull;
nnsh md June s. %.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Direct route to Mnrietta, Parkersbulg. Point
Pleasant, Huntington, Ashland. Portsmouth and
clnclnneH. Also 20 Charleston Clifton FoIgo
and staunton, Va, and Lexington and Louis
VIII TimiS fnblo effective January i. 1891.
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IL was . Pretty Young Drsssmaker Ne
Had elandered Who Welded the WHIP.

It was . Pretty Young Drsssmaksr Ne
Had slandered Who Welded the WHIP.
New HAVEN. Sept. 6.-Yestsrday Miss Mary
Jacobs. who Is regarded AS tho prettiest girl
in the village OF North Haven. horsewhippsd
william Van DoreA. aged GO. and ons OF the
most prominent farmers in the place. To
emphasize Van Doren's humiliation. the girls
father supplemented her work whom she was
tired and gave the old man another drubbine.
Miss Jacobs Is dressmaker and
lives with her parents about two miles
from the centre Of tho village. Van Doren lives
not far away. One OF Miss Jacobs's friends Is
Henry Bracket. married man. Van Doren
has moralized and gossiped to some extent
about the girls friendship for Mr.. Bracket. to
tho dissatisfaction Of the girl and her parents.
Early yesterday morning Miss Jacobs and her
father appeared at Van Doren's Just - he was
going into his barn, soon after sunrise. They
waited patiently unit! he came out Then Miss
made the remarks about her which had been
attributed to him. The old man attempted 70
his s4snse r the s Sd ss s.
so unsatisfactory that he was not allowed to
Miss Jacobs suddenly produced a big horse
whip, and began to vigorously APPLY u to tho
shs to
flame. while old Van Doren yelled pitiiu!iy
nor bis Efforts to protect his face were u any
avail. and before the enraeed girl was through
oEs s sa:
arrived on the scene and put an end to hostili-
DOWN T0'afh her 20 dr H's shor ga MI W.
one 70
q single improperly In her behavior.
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The Prospect Harrsrs continued their handicap ath.
ietic competitions ysstsrdsy the grounds at Flat.
bush. The results were:
Twohuudrsd. and twenty yard Dash-First heat won
by +. Hambiin. yards; Charles Keeasman, 2yarda
second. Time 23h seconds. Second heat, won BY R.
l.. Barrett scratch; J. J. Leonard, yarda second.
with Hambin second. and whitlach third Time, IS
i-5seconda
Putting tho Sixteen pound Shot Handicap-won BY J.
J. Leonard feet inches: actual throw % feet
henss' Sonn - Snnh sss9 sh,.d ~
feet Nv tncheA
J. j Leonard 90 yArdsL second: John sullivan (S5
S1: h. hf mile w SS a.men
scratchI Z. II. whitlach i2o yardsL second; W. g.
The ward Of points was ~ follows;J Leonard -:
X l. Ballet aud W. c. Dow. each
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Odds and Ends or sports.

Eugene fornbacheE the Of: champion feather weight
hoIsr of America T. going 70 BE- married on wedns.d.y
I,is East Third street
The Circle bowling Club have elected the following
Vice President A b Richards; secretary James b.
Thorntnn Iressn5er. SAmgs burns; FinsIcial ssors,
geant-AtA rma jacob Dsxhsimsr
billy Murray accepts The challenge OF Al Bryant TO
nght Billy forsy'h Of Eewburgh for stake Of $50
side aud the bg.est purse offered MURRAY will meet
day Sept 4 At O'Clock, to arrange match and post
forfeit
Nxw ORLEANS Sept 6-Tho Picaynn.'s Houston Tex.
spec o. says; Tho most novel of all sports as In.
snaurA!rd here 70 day-a xoAt race gotten up IL u
sprit Of levity II proved more than Joke however
and 400 parsons !nrnsd out 10 SEQ u Their. were
sixty entries and .ns nrfn,sn maize books on the re-
was there such sight before The MAJ or and other
city aud county oicals acted startsrs Judges
some of the goA made the SU yards In 81 seconds In
harnsA"
Joe rhum. the we'll known bowler has Issued she fol
lowing notice. AZ the request OF number OF prom
nsn. sISs 70 ssn Srsna Is s eowf
sSty Inform yon that It. would be special pleasure
20 have your club compsts In this contest mssting
tISm q: SvS: p:
N:dn..asy sept sas 4 N oe!0et .tths G:.m.nis
representative OF your club present"
y r.: S. nih
sboa. 10 apply for admission TO the A. A. t. gave stag
81 ~; so sss ns St
SON 10 pound men, spared three rattling rounds
the clubs A.popnd mascot. couple OF clever boys
POUNDS with hiacksned gloves that c:ea'sd much in
tere.t n. Rnrernan aud John Mead wrsstlsd fifteen
Mrs es, catch As cAtch.can, without sfalL
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The Ir,sh.Americaas Outk,ch cd.

The football team Of the rish.American Athletic
Club visited woodside. L. L. yesterday afternoon in
the hope OF taking smother game from the Kioihams
OF Harlem. Tho score Of tho irst game stood goals
and 10 points for The Irish Ame ricnns to goal and .
points for tho Rickhama The game yesterday was
Mayed on the grounds NJ tho Gaelic Society," and 1t was
onr the rrelurs sAmos or Gaelic football that has
ever been PLAYED III THIS country. r. Dee OF the En-
ineta wAs Tof-rrc,
me Irish Anne rcans started m hns form, and for a
time seemed to lave matter. all their own way. The
kickhamG however. soon pushed them very hard, For
the orm hs 9nly .nu TMnoms u n"s XIV, ~"
posing scored points iot their side Kennedy made
On free kick xainsa on foul 2 Welsh and Cor or
pSysd great football and each made point '''
foy Kicked the one goal Of the game The kick was .
went clean over the goal and fully 20 yards beyond
irish Xmsricans. points Tho men lined up a. foi.
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Although Sammy Rork worked necessarily
to secure entries for the four-milo race pro.
posed By m coney Island Jockey Club: no
would rather run their horses four furlongs
than four miles. nowadays The Labor. Day
s!skes. however. should furnish snort
q tho highS,st order d0r It so,Sdays throng
hnps holding. On good track Firenze would
In the mud hsr chances a!s rosy; Tertisr
that no ono can Xouch for him in ithe
M.ci Saner sf" La Tosca Ranna AND Ms DoI
Dome all appear 70 have q chance. Galindo
the. iinish to themselves In the Woodeock
Stakes. The SECOND race may be won by Con;
trinution. with Eclipse second. Willie L. and
Kemnand may do to support In the fourth.
,erson and Pagan ought to fight tho grass
race out between them. The first race will he
called at 2 +. NJ. 1his IL the programme In
detail:
Frs, Race The woodcock Stakes for two.y oids
sweepstakes Of 50 each with ~ $40 added, which
x and $3.50 to the third special Weights
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A BUSY DAP AMONG THE ATHLETES
The wir,.m.burxh,s Carnival.

The hrs OF the fall carnival Of sports inauRuraud BY
the wilamsbureh Athletic Association occurred yes
terday morning CThs Of the day the 22oyard
sprint between George Parsons and Edward Andrsws
The two lads raced homo touching the tape almost a.
multaneouslv The Judges awarded the race to An.
drsws BY three inohsa The resus Of tho competitions
were:
onshundred.yard Dash. Handicap - First heat Ed.
ward Andrews ~ yards and ". irkwood. 4 yards
dead heat Time. ia seconds. Second heat won by
Tsy i'na ss5ason 81 S:,SS sss0e ss
tween Andrevs and Kriwood resulted another dead
~
and ". Krkwood INTRO. Time. q seconds o.,
y.IdI second, Tins 10 Is seconds second heat
yards second. Thira heat Won 81 Edwsrd Andrsws;
" Brown 40 yardss second, Time. ~ IS seconds
one qu.r.sr.mi. Ean-won ~ Edward Andrews go
n:r isrS ms i :. ss%ha ".'''
, nne mile Run.won By ); MeLorm,ck tsctatehl
Three qs.rtsr. mile Wsli.Won by Q. Lanedon. Ed.
waTd Andrews t.a sseonds> seeond Time. minutes
o.. mile safety Bicycle R.e.-won ~ ,, COX. 60
yasdss l. Hoppe 40 yards, second Time. minutes
s,o.% Js%Pwsn b. ssySs s
rpssns tn. sixteen. pound sset.won by v. burma
Win ana Arthur woods va. ssrd Win a f.s
, Running iieh Jump.Won By y. a. Myers with feet;
Myers won on the toss; uliAnd was third with feet
y With
did O. Lanvdon. and the three divided the pointa
q L eS,Rs, 1nsss
sh.T.se,s ?; Burn. $; My'f.M; S'nnd sro-n q
Moore Himer and Mcvay i each
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Sullivan Attacked by Roushs.

SAN Francisco. Sept. e.-Latest accounts from Aus
traa state that when the steamer left Sydney John l.
sulivans combination was about to proceed to Nsl
bourne A number OF Americana greeted sullivan on
his arrival In colonies but reception Of note was
svsn him Sullivan proceeded to indulge in liquor on
his arrival in sydney but did not create any disturb
stcs party Of nve rouRhs attacked sullivan in Her
Gajesty's saloon. but sullivan and hts companions
promptly knocked them down, after which the roughs
escaped.
The Choynski nRht was one Of the most des,
perAs ever seen In The coonisa both bathed
II blood in the se round Goddard the
and his rib blows together with his right swings on
the law eventually decided the fight In his favor In tho
fourth round - -
The fRht between Alfred Gfitftha better known ~
"GrifYo and Billy Murphy which took place July ~
at tho Amateur Gymnasium club. sydney. for the
Of ESQ won BY ''Grno" on foul in the twenty.
second round. Both NOR were badly punished John
L Sullivan witnessed the fight.
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OARS AND SIfELLa
A Dull Day on the Harlen-The 0ranersV
Bont Ciub's Annual Diauer.

Yesterday WAS an unusually dull day on The Harlem
River the being the Indictment weather. the New
England Piermont and staten Island reGattaa which
take place morrow. and also that many members Of
the clubs enjoying their vacations But considsr
Ing that hundred OF the members Of
different ciubs had left Saturday night attend
tho New Enxan regatta there far represents
ton tho river durng the day ANA thoAs who did 40
out for a SPIN had an enjoyable one the inclsmsnt
weather making tho wreckerA'' or small boy scarce
article on the river yesterday
The Unly crews who were doing anything In the
shape Of training were the embers OF tue Nassau BoaS
CLUB. who are preparns Tor their annual regatta
The cherry and bue VI tho GrAm~rcy boat Club -
conspcnousy absent Yesterday In consequence OF its
melnpsrs bring nj aye beach, enloviAx Tie twenty.
srr"u w. ~" nnn :, NV ~ ~ prHss
and the r-sut WAS that the dnner was not great
ble dine was had by those WHO did brave the slements
nv the Harlem REGATTA Association the arduou work
OF training end and from this to tho oss II
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PATCHED WITH HIS OWN sk1M
Mending Up . Newsboy's Leg II Chan
bers Street Hospital.

ber0 Street Hospital.
Joseph Stauntonbaum, newsboy. was run
over on Park row on Aug. by Madison ave-
nue car. Tho flesh was torn from the kuee
joint Of his left leg down to the outer ankle
bone. The wound healed kindly but 1t looked
as II long time would be required to grow tho
skin over 1t. Grating was done Yesterday to
hasten recovery. DR.. Manning said TINT II the
granulated surface had been left to heal Of ito
own accord 1t would have taken between two
and three months It WAS resolved to graft
from the patients own body In accordance
with the IhieIseh method. razor Wa :p: ~
direction OF Dr. c. T. Parker. It has blade
six inches long and TWO inches wide.
The boy was put under ether yesterday Dr0.
Van Rensselaer and Parker: with tho assist
four inches BY two from tho boys thighs.
Five were taken from the left thigh and seven
from the right. These strips were applied to
tthe granulated tissues q the wound; rubber
was wound piece Of disinfectlng game. Over
these. two was folded q bandaRe Of cotton.
injured paris for six days 1T least
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Wright. the Canada. Bantam. Won.

George wrsh. the Canadian bantam, added another
Victory 70 his long list saturday night when he
knocked ont Billy Guilfovla pupil OF George ksy'
uoda the wsilknown light weight OF this city Wright
has the distinction Of having beaten George Dixou
though he got the deeision foul three years ago
He and Guilfoyls about midnight in building near
jamaica having scaled six hours before a pounds
They fought for . purse Of $780, and twenty New
Yorksrs the mill Small gloves were used. wright
was seconded BY Paddy and Dave MCCARTHY and Zee
Reynolds and . friend looked after GutlfoylA Dan
Trusty and Jack Doushery held the watcheS ana jim
McCabs formerly President OF the Hornbachor A. ",
was referee. ,,.,,
both men showed unusuAl clsvsrness In tho third
however Wright got in several hard blows. one OF
which. tho neck sent Guilroyo lying through the
ropes After that the New Yorker wasn't In wright
was too strong for him and ~ the hfth round anaea
him OF his pins and fifteen seconds elap;ed before
Rsynoldss boy could struggle to his feet thoroughly
dassd and beaten. After the night there wI TAX OF
matching Wright against All Levy tho English boy.
whose arrival was noted In Tns suS last Saturday.