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NO PLACE ron room AMERICANS.
Consul Baker Advises Fortune Seekers -
Keep Away from Argentina.

Americans have been cautioned often within
the past two years against trying their for
tunes in the Argentine Republic. unless thoy
go there with capital or have made urrange-
ments for permanent employment. Consul
Baker. our representative mt Bucnos Ayrcs.
now advises Americans not to think OF venture
ing into that country merely for the purpose
of prospecting unless they bring with them
money sufficient TO take them home a::ain.
He says that in spite of tho fact that the coun-
try is now full OF people who have honn
thr own out o! "mrloym"nt. the numbe" of ar
rivals Of inpccunlouS fortune seekers from
the 'nitrd States has boon AS large as usual
during the past year. Without money. with
out friends. and unable to speak the language
of the country they have been involved in u
great den! Of misery and want. suffering in
some eases for the bare necessities Of life.
The few Americans who ara living mt Buenos
Ayrcs huv" been overwhelmed with demands
unon their charitable impulses. They have
done what they could. have sent home such
persons rs they could scrur" passage for. and
have don" considerable toward relieving the
sufrrrngs OF those who r"mair. Mr.. Ia err
sn, tourists on til" kio Plata are apt t. take u
rosc-colorcd view O! the situation there. in
spite Of the financial difficulties through
which Argentina is now passing: hut these
cheerful reports ar" Ernntlv cNargcrGt ed. and
at present that country is 10 place for Amcri.
cans who are seeking To better heir prospccts.
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4 CRICK TYLE7E GONE.
Charley Wells. Champion On--miIe Runner.
Dies In Cleveland.

Adespatch from Amherst College announces
that Charles Otis Wells. the American inter-
collegiate champion Onemile runner died Of
typhoid fever in Cleveland on April o. He was
q graduate OF Amherst in the class o. Oh and
since graduation had been with tho Cleveland
Pamoenier. Wells began his athletic career
in the fall of 1897. when he played with tho
freshmen football team. on which he made u
good record. During tho winter time he
trained for the freshman baseball team. and it
was while running on the track in the Pratt
Gymnasium that he attracted the attention Of
the college.
Two weeks before the meet Of the New Eng
land intercollegiate Athletic Association in
Worcester. in the latter part Of May. 1889. Am
hcrst was without man strong enough for
the mile run. Wells was asked 10 60 down to
proved to b" II far better man than was eX
rcc,cI. and ut the meet he easily took he first
iiSt place in tln New England Association
meet In the American intercollegiate Ath-
letic events in June. 1889. he won first priZe
a TS"t to it mnntee 81" setondH Alter
THIS he joined the M4nhattan Athletic Club.
dent Of the SsHo T. T. s Was s' overworkci
by his hard studies and progressive work in
the y. j, ]. A. A.. and when he appeared for
Carr of Williams and Harvard. whom he had
defeated on previous occasions; In lSS:t lust
after he Huu MADE thc record OF minutes
~ f., seconds. he contested n the Nat lonal
Amateur Athletic games ut Trarers Island.
and ran second 70 \. u. George.
Charley Wells. a. he was Familiarity called.
was u tall, powerfully built: md maGniiicently
Lcvclorcd man. His broad chest and strong
entered col!eg" he was II modest retiring sort
Of fellow. being little known. He soon. how
ever. attained great popularity. His depar-
ture from Amherst was severe blow to its
athletic interests. as Il" probably did more
than any other man TO build npnthlrtics there.
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Why Was "Zlm" Defeated,

Thc'"ira' ~ hrth"rA Zimmerman, The SewYo-E An.
lett" ''rh rA'rr nj Brighton, England, Mnniay In
ham" contest. was big SURPRISE Ia American ny
men. Recent reports nom the other SIDE stated II at
Zimmerman was IN line shape. lie has been crellt. I'D
with ridmE ~" mile WITHIN 2IUinul,s "a seconds On
the lleFh l lFhr" These facts, ruuIiyi Win hIs de-
Zeal 10 an y most nhknosn man J. Fowler ~ ne Ian.
don county Ain ct NIB. mas ,cIrni an
enigma His race IN Monday was run ut Preston PARK
under the at, '"s Of the Brighton 'ycit CIuh II WAS
understood Nihi we American racer was hyt 10 com.
RntIi neal month.
Fowler whn \Inpui shed IimmriiGSl. has never done
any Noteworthy work. Hair n nm rs Ifinu!rrnlau's
distance, that his defeat cannot lie understood here
/mntrunns Ah"ricAn trends attribute his lLilurc
win his ms, race IN England IT, n"sr. to become
Gus toned to hnslirh iacinr meihoG.
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ndAnfiAl lla md firninn m nynr IndilY to n

IN one case withdrawing matter from tho COM
hdential flle and turning II over bodily TO
might bring public sentiment TO bear upon tho
Scnate and affect its action The letter says;
To-day two correspondents checked the
Senate of those Senators whom they knew, 10
have given news OF executive SESSIONS Tho
number thus checked was twenty SIX. IL in
GUIDED many Of the most honorcd names IN
the body Their" are l5+ other correspondents
who from time to time print news OF the secret
sessions. To what an elegant extract oil SIM
less ones would tho check list OF the rest re-
Iucc the senate: and before any Scnnt9rr. in
tit OF forgct:uncss. declares himself not
guilty. II may be best for him 20 fol low the cS-
ample Of the discreet lriShman so otenp quoted.
who. when asked to plead guilty, 90 not Guilty;
responded: Will your Honor please wait till
| hear tho evidence p"
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tity Chess Mn Eicc, Gair-r-.

Al the annual meeting of the cay Guess ,ub held
recently. the following officers elected tn.
ensuing yea: President, r. a. JHnusn Wee lrt sdrn'.
l.. Hem; financi,l secretary. /. IioGmann. TORE.
spending Hui Rccordin. secretary. > He'll TREASURER
u SrhN"iTcr; Executive Comiriitrr. Mrss- %. /.
Jrnll Aiiiu' lLNn|slun. Samuel ltU! Y H0.lcrt"ch
NJ TObHs aud ", = iiuntingt"u.
continuous tournament Na- started on April H.
which VIII he lud-i sept. /. III ere vii l." tour
'a,h rriaes Tor the Tour payers with The beet yer
c-ntages
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The regular meeting Of the American Football Asso.
c!ation wa. held in Newark ON saturday evening last
newark was selsrted as the place for holding the na
,ontr., Tor the championship cup. The opposing
teams ar. the Fall Rivers ana New YORK Thistles A.
ha. been three Year, ne hnal contest was held in
%.warl m, Ioc nj foothaiss ar. going 10 extern.
DO. Tor The event. committee cnnrist.
nv II 4 t. Wln,e u McNar aud II. 4. Miller was APP.
ami. s.rur, grounds and arrange all oIhcr
fht dale OF lie event viii he Saturday May Ia rresi
dent H. 4. Miller " he the tnirI'' OF the game and W.
Turner and ~, Henderson uinplres
no NJ nd cum of Iall RIyrr was not SUSTAINED and
III. iouyfeion New York Thistle srmi hnal tie WAS
TO tnr latter the former w-ro Judged 10
hur ed rules
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Prostitution Ia tho surost and sqSediest rem
ody. You can tcpend upon thai, but If your
case is otxsinhto, give it reasonable tune
les on inyisoratins, restorative tonic, .
soothing and strengthening ncryine, and
ailments An functional disturbances, pain
full Irregularities and arrangements arc oor-
rected and cured by it An unnatural dis
charges, henrin4-down sensations, weak back,
0ccoinpanied with faint spells and kindred
symptoms, arc corrected. In every case for
which It's recommended, "Fayorite Prescrip-
tion,n is guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
tho money is refunded. No other medicine
for women Is sold on such trrma That
proves that nothing else offered by the dealer
can be " Just cs good"
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Wheeling Gossip.

A bicycle tournsmsn, vii! be held in Maryland on
Jn.y u
Til" Columbia cycling oluD W." hold a ladies' recep
iiUn on May ~.
Two championship races H. h" run at the Riverside
WNre,iNcn's tournament u my y.
the Manhattan Athletic Club wheelmtn are consd.
er ny Joining the J.. 4 " III body.
r NJ ir,nker the crack Buffalo racer. will ride in the
Martin r--tullc roa! ihre nn May 81
The Lake View ,ycliug club VIII hold their 2J,mile
cub championship rad rae" on JunslS
Tho Whr,ln.cn. Racing League viii hold their
uu a rvnl rnyr -. the Mi,bu!n course on JGne H.
AmrriIi,y associated cycling clubs of New
], WI h- trt NJ Elizabeth on Wednesday evening
The Riverside Whecnen have a strong road team in
traniny winch they are wiling 10 match against amy
OF Tie cItN cubs.
Bates the English racer will attempt Lower all the
records up to 100 mile, on the lierieli
track thu, spring.
President Potter of the Brooklyn B,cvcle club has
aprOlnt-G the following Road committee; Mrssrs /.
ii. Norton. 4. II. Raining an! w. 4. >ei.H,
The Century Road I.ub at America intends assuming
charge road racing The l.. A. W refuses 10 reco9
n,,e the sport that the famous &c tury Cub pro
noses forming ru!cs pass upon all records &C. made
In the future upon Che road
The FIRST monthly meeting Of tne Me,ropotan Asso
citation ri cycle Cm,s VIII y. held at the Columbia. IN
fouIr zenith street r"> Friday night The reports OF
the ttces on ii" Century Kun ana the nt,orA
ton Day race Mill b; presented
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Edward Fable Jr.. OF Philnd,iphG. had I'd
ward L. Marks. Thomas Dolly. Morris SpitZ.
and Andrew Shields arrested III February.
1890. for wnnin.: $1,000 from him in gaming
hoi,.e at sixth avenue and Thirty first street.
While Tie roiicr court PROCEEDINGS were pend
ing Ii. had tn. men Indicted. III" Grand Jury.
learning Of the proceedings. recommended
that the indictment b" moi pressed until tho
police court complaint was disposed Of sub
scIuently the complaint wa- dismissed, he
defence icing all attempt to hiackmail Tho
bench warrants slunberel in the District A.
torney's Office until YESTERDAY. when Fable
asked that they be executed. The four men
pleaded not guilty and gave $1,000 Lall each.
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NEW HAVEN. April ~, The defendants
answer in the lhcIanW Walsh quo warranto
proceedings was filed at noon to-day with the
Clerk of the superior Court. The answer do
MES many # the principal allegations OF n.
information and complaint; ~ denies mat
tary Of State on March !. tS.'o: denies that
Walsh holds tho Office without irGpl right;
that tn" relatori is qualified 10 hold IN" once
and that Walsh las in any way usu'rcG the
Office of Secretary.
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srAHks LWOM YnE 1LAEGRAPm

Tho Preside nj has RESPITE" clinton Dixon nntli NAY 3
II" is the .oihirr who IuriCrrh 'urp'Ta ihui"r ana
WAS to have teen hnus"t ~ omaha nest Friday.
Ahiu aIpsopriqtin. Slnh"pl tYr rIH''c huH!ing It
Dunkiik y Y. was reported hNnTal.S o ne '"na'
Yesterday from the Commute" on Public hGi.ihg. ana
Grounds
The House Of Rrrrrscn'n'vcs passed y REQ. u'"n
yesterday lthurIyirs the oumi't"" IN tYil service
Reform - n.lr .-i VACATIONS ~" In
Srryire Law 10y erAlu t"n"fa, ohria "a baltimore
Tle uir"l states senate uasrd yesterday ~" Te-o-
luton authorizing the lazy al iHr Ir'h.HTy 20
rama the ltTrct tlr STATE "a Nircir. AID M
creating appellate court tor 'ur h,'T" ~ tnl lmnis
aud authorizing the appointment 81 iHo additional
Judges.
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Action Of the University A. &.

A; meeting of the University Athletic Club last
night al the lotc. Brunswick The folio wing COMMITTEE
uE NUm.natUns WAS appointed;
Gco.s" Z. Garfield; George Biagden. Jr: Lawrence E.
sexton ami Robert Dudley Winthrop Of Harvard: Otto
Barnard. joan ", Cnrtiss, Harry Z. Hopkins and
Henry H. Gostchius OF Yale: Nicholas Fish. Joseph
MApes ~ columbia: NJ. Taylor Pine. Charles
W. McAlpin. Henry VI. Alexander Dr. and John farr
:. Princeton; DR., Ernest Line: OF Dartmouth, Robert
Alexander ot tnGn, Norman bike Of Brown. stephen
Tying Jr, of Williams and Arthur James ot amherst
u :. Broocr O. J. Jennings. and 7. Harris the Com.
mt.e on club House reported in favor Of securing the
neetlns u The cub VIII be held IN their house
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American RiiI,ardi-ts Anxions to Hear
About that Paris Tourney.

Bllard,st silva Of the brunswick Company cabled to
Paris again yesterday for reply to tho terms recently
cahled to Paris uider which Champion Ives md
Schnefer AMI Sloss0n are wiling 10 to
IN the proposed tourney in the French capital with
VignnuS Plot Fonrue. ami Other French stars. E,h-
inv has hs.n heard Tor from the tourney mama
gers who rahled 10 I'll. American experts asking what
they wnn tnLr 10 70 abroad and pay tw-utynpht
com prtion in Parip Til" French stars trnditi
sOwconrnes in business matters and the second cable
sent YESTERDAY MAS designed tn sir them M
BIZ. The Americans woniI ik" to 2" abroad btcaa.e
tourney In this city and III chicago next year.
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Mrs. Montngu ana Her children.

IoNDoN, April 1.-THE situation Of Mrs
Moutneu and her children still occupies gen
raj attention. 30 sympathy is displayed for
the woman eyccpt such rs has been aroused
rs certain Irish reilgionists. Tho pressure OF
puddle opinion has been -" strong thht TWO .i
her children lInvn been sent to school. Two 10
an aunt IN SCOTLAND. and three TO u convent.
The guyerness has gone to Paris.
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Harvard aud Yale Both Kick.

NV l.oSnoN. April lo,-Keltney and Davis repre-
Sn,ing the Harvard University boat Club. in town
to-day visiting their quarters M the river. Il is pro
posed to secure better to the building.
Harvard ami Yale mr." much concerned about Tho
steamer following the crews they did last hnh
unless II" practice Is stopped u Is only question OF
tlin- when the the Thames VIII cease alto
gctfer The Rce committee will take steIN this
looklH I" some measure or protection AMI they are
already assured OF the support OF GOV Russell OF Mas
sarhusct,s, aud OF course the Connecticut officials
xn l.I
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Tho Empcror dned last evening with Count
Berlin.
The engagement is announced in Paris OF
Mr.. Austin Zee Secretary If The British Lcga-
ton there. To Mrs. DeWolI Taylor. an Amer
lean lady.
The parncllte Londonderry depntation
called upon Mr.. Justin Mccarthy in Dublin
Yesterday to request that the Nationalists 30
not contest tho Parnelite seats III Alster. Mr..
Mccarthy refused, however. to consider their
request
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nur a Tunncl WIN rheir r,nrcr..

ATHENS. April lH-Wh" religious process
sion was passing the prison here to-day
twenty-five prisoners emerged from tunnel
which they had dug from thu Iail To cellar,
and escaped in tho crowd. I'l"y had worked
at the tunnel apparently for ar"ut three
months. Ms it was iity feat loNG twice =" lar -
round MS II mans body, and had been dug with
their finger. The work WA done at night.
and tn" u int was carried out 10y the Prisoners
n .lnI Ilni lDs
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rhe EIdcr MnI be sold.

loNpov. April 10 is said that the North
German Lloyd steamship Company has con.
GUIDED to sell The Elder. which was. WRECKED
1T III" Isle OF Wight and rescued after many
weeks oi laLor The reason given for the saio
Is that the repairs and rrittins would cost
more than the vessel is worth
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WASHINGTON. April 19.-In the case. Of r. ".
Rnworth against the Northern Pacific and the
Union Pacific railway companies til" Inter
State Commerce. Commission to-day an
nouncel its decision in favor Of the complain
ant. tn" case involved the question OF long
and short hanIs in the transportation OF re-
lined sugar from san Francisco through Fargo
TO ST. Pau.
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Gallagher An,,ou. to Meet Stocks.

Alex Gallagher. the Jersey city pucilst. is red hot
for finish night with Alex. Stek,. lie called at the
Ni,nn'ei Mus office yesterday. and as guarantee OF
business and good faith he left $3.50 certified check
and the following proclamation:
Il Will meet AleX, S'orks Ut New York At the IHu,
tn'ri Wv. Office on SATURDAY., Apr ~. ~ or!ork T.
NJ. 10 arrange match for IN" $40 purse wlic' mas
been Offered n finish fight between Es. with sktu
g!o, l,ti pound. ! wound also like 10 have our
sporting friend WHO offers n" purse on hand.
- In support OF THIS challenge have deposited GER
tned 81 Grk for 800 N the ianiS OF Arthur J. lunry
II Stocks means business now his chance rs VIII
not insist his putting NJ u do, ar 0l stHkc.'
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sevcralhcrc. in the city, in turn, hut mono could
10 me any good. | had teri tile leg with q
most set mo cray. got scnred about y; and
determined to try tlTlttHA REMEDIES.
] obtained a set and inside Of five weeks my
leg was healed M az well rs IL ever was OK.
ccpt tho terrible scnrit left 10y rrmnier ,2t
what was once n terrible sore log. These REM.
LDIrS are worth their weight in gold
JOHN THIEI. 243 East 1:id ST.. New York.
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The Independent Republican Club Of the
Tenth Assembly district. which Is composed
of about ninety young votcrS. has passed
resolution calling uron tn" R"punt'r'n unity
TO put itself on record against a fusion and IN
favor OF u straight ticket next iaI'.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-20

Next sunday afternoon Eddie Avery. tho bantam
pugilis viii sign articles with acharming Williams
bu'rh belle the chiei purpot OF the agreement being
couple viii 20 /" Boston 10 spend the honeymoon.
Avery Says his respective faherinlAw hh. lois OF
cough. but Ibis does imply that the old gentle
man IL IN the bakery business.
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Railroad Notes.

General Manager Blair Of the Wheeling and
Nest. has closed some important rUnirncts for
the carving oi ron ore. lie said before leav-
ins town that he is extremely conservative
when u" promises an increase OF at least
Hl,Noou in the MT earnings Of the company
this year. without any increase in the liked
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CINCINNATI. April 10 -Seina Fetter. the &C.
tress. met with a serious injury while playing
at tho Pike Opera House on last Thursday.
She stepped in gas trap on the stage and
sprain.d both ankles. besides receiving sew
cral bruises. She remained in her room until
yesterday. when it was deemed advisable that
she should start for New York for treat ment.
She had been traveliin. with Alexander Sal
Nini2 COMPANY.
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The Olympic Club Mean. Business.

NV ORLEANS April l9.-The olympic Club feels Ger.
tain that It will be able to arrange match between
Billy Myef and Jack McAulie TO take place during the
week of IN. Sullivan Corbett nght An agent of the
c,un WI 90 70 Hot springs At once 80 see achuins
900 which Myer claims for the last fight with Me.
Aune, which did not of, VIII not be- permitted
TO stand IN the way Of match between tho two men
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-20

Ncptpmbcr 7 hnd the mtsfor.
tunc to bruise my leg. and L
PUT u piece OF sticking plaster
on it. Inside of u week l had
u terrible leg. My wife became
frightened and advised me to
go to II surgeon. | went ana
doct orcd tor two months. but
no good was done mo. besides
costing me big money. My leg
had by this time formed into
m ulcer aud got worse every
day. | could not stand 1t any
longer. and made up my mind
tn 20 to II hospital and SEQ II [
unllll I'm Lnlnnl Nrnnt tn
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Mss Anna Iuclla Kelly will give a song recital
Friday evening next April % in the Chamber Music
Hall OF Carnegie's building Miss Kelly has Deen for
her pure sweet voice and neat and refined style OF
singing Sh" will On this occasion have the coGpera.
,inn of Mr. Brodsky violin: Mr. Henry Despair bari.
tone and Of Mr.. q fed-reIn. her sAiliul teacher
Mr. William X. Chapman. the popular conductor and
resigned the lraiersh Of he
MUsurgia take charge ot new male voice club
This new nspirant for pibst' iavor Is called The
viii merit praise and win Distinction Nine years ago
Mr. Chapman formed the MUsurria. and 10y un,iriig
abors lie made the concerts ~ the society enjoyable
could do with cultivated mai" Voices heevng he could
attain tho degree "f perfection IN part
singing that he ha. ACCOMPLISHED with m.
seems now ai,oried. and 'aSin. with him he hes,
SINGERS II the Musurgin. BE- goes M" The Apollo wi'
renewed zeal sixteen ot oar lest church ana concert
solosts already 'nr" t Tor me concerts next s"a
son Among them "" hud the ioHo~.ng we,knnSn
case j VI Fulton NJ. }. Goldsmith, W :, line. q. Is.
Srhopmaker t.. e. iiii!ar Perry Averi!l, Albert Ar.
Roynrnr, and others The concerts win 10 strictly
private and win b- given in IN" beau,itu! new concert
hall OF the Madison square Garden.
From Chaos 20 Man :he new entertainment in the
"Urann" sr:.-s AT Music liaii Is proving moro
pnrniur than h- Trip Ia the Moon In the WY OF
scenery these entertainments are revelation t" Sew
York pen.ure seekers. show 10 them what applied
taries The story o. the development 'of the w'rd
from chaos Of Ie1uUus mater Ioi Pleasing pea"e
ful aspect OF to-day would he told In a graphic man
By the thirteen STAG" rreMrs alone without word
answer ali the Thoughts which they rise to the
mole ton becomes rar" treat 10 Mind and eye
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1t was announced last night that Mario
Jansen Of Francis Wilson's company will leave
him at the end Of the scns"u t. Star on her
own account in comic opera. She had "A qunr-
ter interest in wilson company.
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TN. Amateur Billiard Tourney.

The th,rtyseventh contest in the amateur strsiEht
rail haudicap billiard tournament was played last
evening at Zahns Academy. 1l0 East Fourteenth
s,r.c, August Miller l5ol defeated Phip Hanna
'i,n by 10 to IL Average OF the winner. 3 2l-43;
lr.t r,i, q. The winner ~ best run Of the loser The
contend NJ players TINS eFsnnhs VIII oe W H. roster
lruO and ~. s. EalOn. " llOO.
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p.r- and wholesome duality

Commcnds TO pubic approval ihe California Liquid lag
nud ny acting gently the kidneys liver. and bowes
cranses the system ef-ctualy II pI ONO es he health
and comic oil nll Nap use H. anu WIN hlho's IL tns
b.. 81 ana uuly renIelS AID.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-20

Joe Choyinski the Young California pugllst. gave .
rare exhibition or his hitting powers and skill as
avb, .r inst evening At NibOs Tho individual face
him as an opponent was Jerry Slattsry who IT il sal
halls from TINS city. Al mar Snoy'"shi hAu 10 10 WAS
10 punch and his man went down,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-20

"A poor thing, but mine
own" says Touchstone. But
if you buy King Model House.
you will have a good thing.
which will prove a permanent
pleasure. 13Sth to 139th St..
between It'll and Sth AYES.
These Model Houses cover two
entire blocks.
Call and inspect the Houses
any day from S::IO to u.
+. W. Scott. Jr. Supt..
Office. Il.i W. l3Sth Street
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COL. FITzGIBBON TALKS.
A STA TEMENT EROM THE HEALTH
OFFICER OF BRIDGEPORE

lfe Says that Jor the Past fire 1eors His
Condition ,ros Almost UnendurobIc from
tdiarrh, BWt that Under the Treatment
Of DOCTORS Mccoy and Hddn,an lie Is
No,c a Vel Man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-20

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