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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-12

There is no danger from whooping
cough when Chamberlain Cough
Remedy is freely given. II liqueiies
the tough, tenacious mucus and aids
in its expectoration 1t also lessons
the severity and frequency of the
paroxysms of coughing, and insures
speedy recovery There is not the
least danger IN giving it to children
or babies, as it contains no injurious
substance. 80 cent bottles for sale
by all dealers. Benson, Smith &
Co., Agents.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-12

For MOuldiDgs, Frames,
Pastels, ArtOtypes, Photo
graVures, Etchings and
everything in the line of
pictures, go to King Bros,
Hotel street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-12

DELICIOUS coffee aud chocolate will
be served every morning early at the
Palace Ice Cream Parlors, Ludwigsen,
d Cron, Hotel street. I-ti
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THOSE BEACH LO S.

The Aqua Marine lots-six of them
on the beach beyond KapioIani PAL k
will be sold at auction by JAS. y.
Morgan at noon Monday, at his
salesroom, Some acquisitiye eyes
are riveted on these lots and there is
bound to be an interesting contest
for them under the hammer. 1t is
The last chance TO get site for a
seaside lodge in that peerless locality.
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PART IL.
Rowing Races.

4-SIX-OARED BOATS = SLIDING
SEATS.
COURSE: = Starting from IA line drawn
in extension of the Pc irl City wharf. to
and ronnd a stake boat at the head of
Waipio Loeb, thence to the point of
commencement.
5-FOUR-OARED BOATS-SMplNG
SEATS.
CoURsE:-Same as in Race No. 4.
6-SIX-OARED BOArS-STATIoN-
AIRY SEATS. 1st Prize, S20; I'd
Prize, $40.
COURSE: Same as in Races 4 and 5;
course to be pulled over twice.
N. B.-The Regatta Races will be
under the rules adopted by the Hawaiian
Rowing q Yachting Association; copies
of which can be obtained from w. G.
Ashley,
start to make II race.
The rowing races will take place at |
O'Clock p. NJ. sharp.
The signal gun will be fired from the
Judges stand at II 30 O'Clock
Signal for the competing boats to as
semble at the starting line will be the
firing of gun 10 minutes before the
start of each race.
JuDGES:-C. b Wilson, W. NJ
Gitfard, Capt. j A. King
TIMEKEErERs Jos. Hubash, w, f..
Love.
1ns" list of entries will be open at the
Office of the SUPERINTENDENT OF the
OAHu RAILWAY q LAND Co., until II
O'Clock noon, Marcia 10, 1892.
Prizes for The above Races are now on Exhi-
bton at the PACIFIC HARDWARE
CO.'S STORE. Fort Street.
TRAINS will leave Honolulu for Pearl
Harbor at 30, 8 10, IL, II A. NJ,
and /, 2, 3, 4 and 4:3O p. M.
RETuhNING viii leave Pearl Harbor
for Honolulu EVERY HOUR.
Popular Rates of Fare:
--ROUND lRIP-~5OC
854 l8t
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SUNBURN relieved at once by Gu
cumber Tonic. Benson, Smith & Co.,
Agents. 1-tf
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INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF THE STATE New YORK,
ALBANY, N. Y, January 19th
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CouRSE:-Same ms in Races 4 and 5;
course to be pulled over twice.
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CoURsE:-From starting point, same
as in Races l and 2, to windward of
Ford's ls'and, making circuit of said
Island, thence to point of commence
ment.
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-12
SALE OF THE
Union Iron Works Property
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

By order of A. j. Cartwright, w. F.
Allen and w. o. Smith, Receivers of
the Union Iron Works Company, and
Trustees, under Two certain Deeds of
Trust of said Company dated respect
lively the 29th day of December, A.
d. 1890, and the 9Th day of Octo ber,
A. d. 1891, and recorded in the Regis
try of Deeds in said Honolulu, in
Book 132 on pages q to "a, and in
Book l3l on pages 332 to 337, will
sell at Public Auction
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1-YACHT RACE-1st CLASS.

COURSE: Starting from line drawn
in extension of the Pearl City wharf,
down the main channel, to the mouth of
the harbor, near the reef. taking around
the stake boat; thence up the main chan
mel to the Honolulu lorh, up the Homo
uliuli Loeb to and tacking around stake
boat at the head of this Loeb opposite
Robinson's landing; thence out of the
honolulu Loeb up the main channel,
passing between Ford's Island and the
Manana Peninsula, to the windward of
Ford's Island; thence dowu the channel
lying east of Ford's Island making a cir
cult of Ford's Island; thence to the
point of commencement.
2-YACHT RACE-2d CLASS.
COuRsE:- starting from line drawn
in extension of the Pearl City wharf,
down the main channel, to the mouth of
the harbor, near the reef, tacking around
the stake boat; thence up the main chan
mel, passing between Ford's Island and
the Manana Peninsula to the windward
of Ford's Island; thence down the chan
mel lying East of Foid's Island making
the circuit of Ford's Island; thence to
the point of commencement.
3-YACHT RACE-3d CLASS. For
Open Boats under Is feet length.
lst Prize, $40; I'd Prize, $40.
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THAT POOL-ROOM sWKNDLE
The Western Union Authorities Still Iaves.
tlEating the Fraud.

The Western Union Authorities Still Iaves.
tiEating the Fraud.
Western Union officials conducted a caro-.
ful inquiry into Tuesdays pool-room swlndle
yesterday.
Superintendent Humstone said that nothing
positive had yet been discovered. but that he
believed here had been no tapping OF wires.
OF course" he added. I'VE cannot even be
certain Of that until our Investigations are
concluded. Errors In the transmission Of
messages arc so curious ut times that 1t is not
easy to say Just how they crepu In In this case.
It looks as though the fault was narrowed
down to tho operator who sent the dispatches
from here and the operator who received them
Tho ute OF the quadruplex instrument made
Ntnpossi6ie TO tap the wires without discov.
cry, and all the officials arc now convinced
that ut least ono operator was bribed. He
must have been somewhere between New
York and Chicago or in one OF those cities, be-
correct returns from the Chicago office. The
New York operator was Frank Boyle and
the man ut Chicago was John Graham.
ing tho Investigation: The attempted swim
do caused good deal OF Talk about town. and
pool-roop owners hadn't lost more than they
confessed Pool room men nre notoriously
slow to, acknowledge that they have been
sWindled, and many sporting men ventured
the opinion yesterday that tho losses were
larger than reported. The fact that tho con-
.piracy REACHED as FIR west as San francisco
ago. and the vigorwlth which the conspirators
bet proves that they expected to mako uli their
winnings at one swoop
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Odds and EAds or Spore.

II. W Jenkins Treasurer of tho New York A. c. who
has been critically III. was much improved last night.
Director OF Skating 4. A. McEwen Of the NJ A. G. said
last night that The roof tho club house would be
The Philadelphia Amateur swimming Club has ar.
ranged boxing and wrestling tournament. to take
place NJ Lincoln Hall Broad street and Paramount
nue.. Wednesday evening, Jan. ~.
The special benefit and testimonial game arranged
for sunday afternoon at the grounds OF the Brooklyn
Football Club. at Ridge wood PROMISES to be succcsa
The teams will be composed rncpay OF the Longie
lows and Brooklyhs.
Harry Daily the Australian banta, who has been in
California time yesterday word that he wns
would signify his Willingness 10 make the match the
Occdenial and Pacific clubs would both bid for tie
night. Now. then. Chappiel
Johnny Banks the colored middle weight who make s
antics, now wants to hght, lie says no bestel
IN the Mu.d0on combination on Wednesday hight, but
Mud0O gave the decision 10 tue other fellow. lilo says
hecan Hex the other follow.
The Olympic Yacht Club OF South Brooklyn will give
entertainment in DranAtic Hall. Third avenue be-
tween Twenty seeoud aud streets BROOK
Ign. ON "Wednesday Jan. - The following sumpose
the Committee of Arrangements; George T. HuIAins,
Edward Vol. and Arniond Al. Muller.
The annual meeting Of the Cuckoo Athletic Club was
held Tuesday evening Last and the follow ing officers
We're electei; fresident. william Bromno; viceiresr
dent otto sainu.ls; Treasurer John Dxeiweiper Sec
Librarian. Thomas Frawley: Boxing Instructor. john
bOrst.
The following special cable was received at the Police
GoSps "itce yesterday; Ted pritchari has issued
recently defeated Ar Michel. TO fght fct 900 or
ELSO q side. Mr.. ,grew, well known ut lateFsaIE,
agrees TO md the stases OBrsn recently challenged
and psa fc eit a. &c n SSos hys st,sr
60 70 America" ~
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TAKE CARE.

Now is the season when unscru-
pulous clothing firms fill their
counters with shoddy-made goods.
The popularity of this class of
goods is that they look like an all
wool suit.
But there the similarity ends.
A weeks wear will show the DIFF
ference. One all-wool Suit such
as we sell will outlast two of the
other kind.
It's a good plan not to be tempt
ed by the seemingly great bargains
offered by certain firms at this time
O. year. You can always rely on
us. We give the very highest
value for the money.
We have a number of broken
lots of Mems Suits, sizes "a to 80
only. The former prices of these
Suits were from $40 to $50; now
reduced to 50 and SIS.
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Caught at tho wickets..

The Fort Hamilton Cricket Club win hold concert at
the Grand View Ho'el on Wednesday ., ening Jan 49,
James Keeg.n has been appointed Secretary Of the
Fort Hamilton Club In place OF r Nicholson resigned
@. s. Patterson. who has been dubbed tho ". G. Grace
OF America has an average OF 81 20 In strictly hrnt
class matches for the past season. having scored 622
runs for eleven innings. once not out.
Prom the present outlook the clubs in the MetropOl
tan district will BIO more evenly divided In regard
playing strength this year than ever before, and the
championship contests among tho first six eight
clubs should DO very close and interesting.
The veteran DIR. W. q. Grace Astonished the Austria
Hans by his innings for Lord shrnelds team against
Victoria Going In nrs no carried his bat throughout
the innings OF 2S4 for 159 and II u said that
hitting and impregnabo defence were worthy his best
days.
The cricket department OF the New Jersey A. c. have
appointed the following officers for 1892: j. Dar,el
Captain; J. Reid, vice.Captai 7. q. Clark SECOND
Vice Captain; q, 4 Eis Secretary; j.. d. Boyd, J. o.
mittee.
The Germantown Cricket Club Of Philadelphia have
now LOB members. made up as follows; Honorary
10; ufe 90; family S2s; senior 2.s: playing ~; ac
the total up to 1000.
ed the following ofiicsrs; President, Dr. J. Allison
Treasurer, J f. Falnestock, Jr Assistant SECRETARY
and Treasurer n. N. Coye; Corresponding Secretary
Milton Z. Work; Board Of Directors, Messra Green,
North Rnstai, Longstroth. and Colohan; Ground Com
mlttee Messrs Colohan. Wood. Brown. Tete. Ballard
Miller and Davis.
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4 Fiae Entry for the New York State Boz.
ing Championship.

One OF the best boxing eutry lists Of the has
been secured by the members Of the onterprsnE Star
Athletic Club OF Long Island City for tho fifteenth
nua boxing tournament which Is to DO held tomorrow
night and Monday evening at Puritan Hall. Borden
avenue. Long Island City. The entries are;
Bantam Weight Class. 1o5 Pounds or under-John
McKeesan. Star A. C.; T. Hughes, Brooklyn A. c.; H.
99Day Brooklyn AZ nc Turner star 40; Brother,
al D'iSe g. Pal ksnf s.Id
81 W RESssyn 81 Jessp
s oy%s!.a 5sSn S;ksss ss3 +
II ya sn ssspssn aeGsr,Ss Lloyd !. sSsns
Union 4; q; Eugene Garcia Heard 4. q; Emil Moore
SeSHsa el?Ssif
saSsn Clinton c. Norr ast" Clinton g. George 81;
Iss I1sassn
81 nt. ii Soh5 ssT soas9;
William Fl yn Ps1nsy :'i DaSe Ii .Ss s
.fH mse & ycs a GHsS
fhaFt{ Sasn f1sS
sfsss = Moore GasSs < enitS i Sn'ss
g. as,fs FAX En.oe 81 1eH 1:n Hss
Hagaer. Star q; 4. ratter.on, Brooklyn 4. g.
s sis.nl %sisa. q Sadsr30;'
bssns ar g. %A 81 81 osd4a:
S S%f."s a.. s,r'Sa fkG,.$A1 Gar sssr.
Euve A G.; Paul Biakeley, P!oosyn A. q; G. Fitz-
patrick, Hanover A. c.; /. A. fisherman OIympian A.
G; .Gn,ilsl,., rG.n Y g: y. Frees Heard A. g;
A. o.; ". scott. Brook yn A. q.
Liant Weight Class. les Pounds under-M. Harris.
Orchard, 1; &; Chuck c.nner; Down Town q:
isn T. e.: J ilshes clinton 4 G; X. .Sswmann.
Brooklyn. A. g; Joseph Hudson, Hamilton 4; q;
Ran, uII9n 81 Peter Carey Union Ac; yossPh
clipper A. e.; i. Campbell, ErooEiyn A G.; j. Kane.
New York a, g.; X. Murray. Clipper 4. c.
Murphy. star 4 q; T. charles Mulhail orchard A. q;
BSwer.; 2rrart ,n II Cr3n,n. CLINTON e.: n.
Raphael. Olynpian A.t ,;enrge J. Haggie. Hamilton
A. C.: August Apar. Fioyi t.C.
Heavy W. light csnss, l5s Pounds or Over-E. OGrady.
Star a CT J. IiImurrny star A g.; A. T.; Daley, Navy
A. O. DAN Cooper. PeIs!iRmUns 4. c.; Frank Powers,
Orchard A.cc.; g. MsKrnnn. Henry &C; 7, Cronin:
E!cha, Long. Hamilton a. e.; Joseph Fannigan Floyd
A. g.: ~ Cannon. New iora 4. O. Join Holiday. Green.
Wi rE A q
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tits generally considered among those Interested that
r the
VI
tho present month The attrHction Is to DO live bud
suS 3 !his vicinity !. invited to sneir reprss.aa
tive team to compete,
.sonedue m.tSh IN the rids tournament 70 decide the
championsnip Of New Jersey at the s,tsr,s ranges.
eVen,s Tue shooting Was done c,.iand on The Hmsi
s:n "$ s$fs ~
i iss pli.a S Pnsn s 4ata asss 2o 'sn
The weekly badge competition among members OF
the Excelsior E,te Club was held at iisasen's ranges
ssi Ths Shooting VA. done od.u".d on . tn German
s.us1s M Il Sssns :a r & rnnss
2st James Hughes. 22o; ": J: hsnns.ssy. 2lv and
AZ SsS:sS $to: 9. L. fnnss 2so and
Rowsry hey are ate blood beAtsr f.rS Is shtir
Hns he IN s% ' sss
,hs sppP wss The WAS nl match =.
a% S%
Fay Killed y to the frssaents ID. Fay Would lave
81 ss 81 ' SsSssPS al
sSo Sasas Sssf ns me ,,n nS s9p ne ne pShpay
and j. Loonis. 10 birds % yards rise. Tor 500 Brick
ner killed 10 and loOnie D. losing by one bird th!rl
match was rhot by ]. Kramer aud A. GOistcin at 20
birds. 20 ysrs rise for $40 The match ended in atIe
Each was awarded SIX bur KRAMER protested thai Gni
stein only killed i've. rigat and WAS account
of the referee mol calling out distinctly that tho
incorrect The tic was not shut oil. sweepstakes
q live birds cub hana,cAl had eIsht s,,rss, The
.. Meyers, 90 yards, a; X. Darling. % yards.
y, J. pilKngton. ~ yards. y: y, HorhhoefT
&: EIicsner Is yards; 4 Aswssp.takss Al ilrss
I. rilkinGtonj 30 Yards 8; J. Fay, - yards 3; 4,
Darling. q; N. Fay. 80 yards. o; y. II Brlckner, -
yhrds, ]; D. LoOnie % yards. Akwcepstakes nj ten
blue rocks ls yards rise WAS shot W. H. nrickner
the only prize with eight out Of ten. j. fKingtOn 4;
~ Fay .: u. Bornhoef'. u; X Darling. 4; J. Fay. 2.
fourhanded match will BIO shot to-day on the Wash.
ington Leishtg ground West FARM. betweenJ. PIX
The rs birds each - yards RISE 80 yards
boundary. for 500.
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THE W0MEN ARE GETTING FIDGE17
Over the Outcome OF Their Tournamsnt, 70
BegIn Next Week.


Much anxiety felt among the fair over the Out,
come Of the Womens Tournament, which 10 20 bes,u
on Jan H. Amceting will 10 held next Tuesday after
noon. when tho final arrangements will DO made for
tho event Notwithstanding the utmost endeavors
made by Mrs. uarde, the protector OF the tournament
to have fifteen toams take part likely the num-
Der will fall . few short.
Mrs Hsrde who 10 also President Of the organization
hoso fss e ss 20 k f., e 4,
there xoSd b but s. auSs &c 20 Il.
the clubs entered teams but others held baSs
i va. u nrst intended 70 roll The American r.m.
viii proSahy ro the ordinary sams Of sen i pss
not likely that the cubS will roll against each other Il
fifteen teams TAKE part That would moan los games
1hs sass viii Be rolled every tuesday and Thusd.,
seventh street and Tnird avenue Four hours are a.
games can be rolled While takes the men two hour
to roll . tenmen contest II will take the women the
same time: provided they rol the ordinary v.ms
longer. Efforts beng made to six aeys In
that case the sor,es with terminate about March To-
While admission fee will not CHI arged the ALIEN
Only those having cards Of admissiOn will be allowed
to witness the sports. and these tickets viii likely Be-
very scarce Tho captain OF each team viii dist
Rrumbl,ns among the sterner sex. they have bea1
anxiOusly waiting for weeks past for the opening
names 81 ,he tourney a. pressns looks as the
Tho i've man team Of the Eighth Company, Seventh
nesday night b. b. Mercsin would ike e hsSt FROM
i Ford ais; titus i47 aercsn. III: FORD S0 is
Total, sos.
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II Was a Fair Game. uud No Mistake.

Friends of the champion Apollo Club have taken their
double defeat on Tuesday night with III grace. Before
the games Of Monday night the rst prize was consid
cred for tho Apollos and their friends happy
Now that tho team have had setback their followers
claim that the Rosedaes threw away their eamo with
the Atalantas Monday night. It may Justly be said
however, that the Rosedalcs rolled their very best and
through defeat lost considerable money. Every man
on tho team had wager. and II also injured thcir
chances for winning one OF the leading prizes IL IN
tro that they missed few easy spares any OF which
would have won the game
Hut the whole trouble 10 that the Rosedale
not bowling In harmony They were Son,inasly tnd.
ing by tho Orchards II the Atalanta game was thrown
away then the Orchard game was not played on Its
MERITS and neither was tho game In which the Rose
daies were beaten by the Pasttmes In the Academy
tournament on Wednesday night In the latter CON.
test the Re.edslss scored but g3 pins the lowest ever
liable. While they arc likely to roll over 300 in ono
gumo. they turn about and do no better than 100.
Because thoy lost to the AtalAntas by seven pins
and the latter team being terms with the
Apollos the admirers OF the champions started yarn
Rosedhe bowlers deny the story, but also every
who witnessed the game.
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THEY WANT ConRE1r AND M4HER.
The Enterprlsine Olympic Club Of New o..
IcAns WIN Bend an Agent After The.

Tho Enserprisins Olympic Ciuo OF New Or
Leans Win Send an Agent After Then.
1.-THE inducements Of club Of the highest
standing and greatest enterprise Of any Of
those that give purses to boxers to-day can
bring about the desired result. the outlook for
q 60 between Jim Corbett and Peter Maher
may be said to be promising. The Olympic
Ga5 New n hss esssSay
corning match between the California cham
spatch President Noel said:
within Few daysp aod GerSets and SS MsRer
until he arrives. VIII give larger purse than
less hsn % sef
would reach New York promptly. would have
billy iiiM adden Nj. Mah lei manager. came to tho
Illustrated Mems office during the afternoon
and said that, while he had been considering
ss re-
ply. he would wait until the New Orleans agent
came on before he took any decisive step.
1T the as 5
tended to run over to Atlantic City for few
asys II ae IT
the shape OF copies Of President Noers tele-
nEssf ~ JAP Hh:.ss n E ss Y Will
the representative Of the Olympic Club, to see
puglllstie lights. He will learn exactly how
willing to 60 against. and viii arrange match
for Mardi drss. Cal MCCARTHY, arrived here
yesterday. He says Cailsghan Is three inches
the, victory in the coming fight, and then will
make another set Tor Dixon.
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sULLYvAx's GRIT
Hugh Coyie's Testi.sony - to the Nerve OF
the Isig Fellow.

wAsH1yoroy, Jan. a-Probably no man In
the United States is better qualified to discuss
John L. Sullivan and his affairs thnn Hugh
Coyle, who in 1884 was the representative OF q
press syndicate and travelling with the Sui
Ivan Combination on its sparring tour.
"Charloy Johnston called Mitchell and
Slavln down in good STYLE was his remark
this evening. and showed up the BLUM OF the
Englishmen. Nobody knows any better than
Slavin himself that he Is not In 1t with man
OF Sullivan's nerve and hitting powers. and hc
was only too glad Of an opportunity to crawflsh
out OF fight with the champion.
Johnston is clear grit, too. when It comes to
a question OF putting up money on Sullivan.
for he has as high an opinion and is as good q
Judge OF fighter as any man on Garth. Then.
tho. he knows that Sullivan will never throw
friend down. for he had practical illustration
OF this fact on ono occasion when Sullivan was
to DO pitted against Jem Mace in y glove con-
test This match ho,Wsver fell through Sinh be-
day: and then turn IN and give HIN Il, ,E9 good
man Sui Ivan is," continued Mr.. Coyle land no
wosnder his friends stick up for him:
self ns .ha AZ svan Sads
Side Of our sompsny Knew anything about 4.
ant ans tho mats, nas Orr sn
Spouse to the offer Of $1,000 for any man who
would stand against Sullivan four rounds. q
stalwart Frenchman appeared. He wa.
pounds and built In proportions. His flesh
could cut t 50 certain was he Of his ability II.
challenge money with the Mayor Of the town.
and at the same time he exactsd from the
officials a guarantee that II he killed Sullivan
he would not be molested.
TINT $spsg Sads 20 isr !. Soala snsSls si% e
France. and he knew this to be the chance Of
his life Consequently he made up his mind
to light from the outset. and be proved him.
elfthe earnest opponent and plnckiest lighter
whom Sullivan met IN the htty.onep battles ts
SnT sSar n h hs or gas sSe
for sullivan knocked him out In what proved
to be the best contest of our tour: In fact, tho
Frenchman was tho best man whom sullivan
ever mot. In the course OF the round In which
, and Ess for for
surgical treatment LUCKILY. we found
surgeon just out from Boston. and great
friend Of Sullivan's, who undertook to relieve
him. When It was proposed to etherize the
gar: and With il elsnshsd between his teeth he
fully restored to his former condition. and the
surgeon expressed. himself In the highest
terms concerning the fortitude displayed by
Sullivan. stating. mo.soyer. that the operation
tsn TSs. the s
tried to. bluff, but It didn't 60. through the
norve OF Charley Johnston"
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There May he ~ Hitch In the Ryaa.N eeAhan
Fight.

sAy FRaScIsco Jan. From present appearances It
looks Us though the prize light between Danny Need
ham and Tommy Ryan for the welier.weight cham.
ponship of the world which It thought would tako
place the club of OF the three professional
athletic clubs In San Francisco. will not come OF in
this State at all When the match bret suggested
the California Club began bidding for It, and as their
o sSDt oIsnnzann sns oosea
pleasure OF witnessing the mill Now. however, ac-
Gensinger. President of the Metropolitan Tub Of New
Orleans appears that athletic clnbs OF the south are
10 Eeedham. says that tho Metropolitan Club will give
q S3.OOO purse TO have the night come OF in their
offer.
Should the Metropolitan Cub secure the night. Need
ham says that before signing articles he viii demand
$500 railroad fare aud other expenses OF the trip
and that Ryan cove. his $500 forfeit.