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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30
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Within the
Reach Of All

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30
GARBAGE CANS.
Secretary Wilson Has Some Model Ones
On Exhibition.

Secretary Wilson Has Some Model Ones
On Exhibition.
The board of health has on exhibition
a garbage can which will be of interest
TO those who have any fear of the
cholera. 1t consists of galvanized iron
can of any size desired. from the ordl-
nary pail to a barrel. The cover is
provided with rubber band and clasp
which when closed make the cans air
tight. The cans are provided with han
dies and are easily moved. Secretary
Wilson of the board of health says the
cans are just what has been wanted by
the health authorities and should the
cholera visit this city It will naturally
aid IN the suppression of the plague.
He thinks the board of health will en-
dorse the cans as the best ones for the
purpose ever made.
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REPUBLICAN DISTRICT CONvEN.


The republicans OF the second repres enta-
tive district OF Kent county will meet in con-
vention at the Ada hotel Monday. october 10.
1892, at o'clock, for the purpose of nominal
Ing a candidate to represent said district in
the legislature and 10 transact such other
business as may properly come before it.
BY order of the committee.
NELSON KELLY. Chairman.
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Meeting at B;shop Gillespie's.

At Bishop Gillespies residence this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the reports of
all the collectors of the united offering
will be received. A large attendance
OF the Womans Missionary society is
exDected
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Truant School Matters.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24
Ha,.vnrd's Freshman Crew.

CAMBRIDGE. Jan. c3-The Harvard freshman crew will
he very light this year although that will
chances for good crew. The candidates at p-esen:
sncwy lot OF fellows about the class of
who composed the victorious Columbia College Of
two years ago They are very determined, and under
the direction of Dan Jones. ac. doing excellent
work. 1t will be remembered that Jones WINS the man
who took charge OF his class only weeks be-
fore last springs race and turned them out easy
winner
Al present there three at work. They each
halt hour. crew the tank. the other two
upon the weights. Then they take good
and do Light work with me dumb bells and chest
weights Although II appears that the best men have
been selected tor the rsi crew yet there are
promising candidates III the second and third crews
OF whom he expected 10 20 to the first
at any time. Tt" OF all three receiving
great deal Of attention from the Varsity mauug
. thing almost unknown for some years past.
The men of the first freshman crew. with their
weights. are as follows; Stroke, Capen, 1872 pounds
I, Briggs. l52: q. Cook l6i: s'ackpois. III: 4.
Cam eron. 40 within two three weeks the twenty
four men wall be cut down tn fourteen, and by March
10 to- twelve Ths number Will be kept in training till
after the class rnccs when the final crew and two
substitutes W Ill be selected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24
New Jersey Mark smen.

There pretty fair distribution Of trophies among
contesnz marksmen in the regular weekly prize blue
rock breaking competitions OF tho New Jersey Shooting
Club at CnreInont yesterday afternoon. In a number
of the events several or the gnners knocked all OF the
targets sprung them flinders As general rule
tie excellent AMI tho sport exciting. Tho
matches and their results follow:
each. Frederick O. Moore II: j. II. Richmond 1885,
George s.vrden. .: Gus Er- 10: W l. Garre'son. =.
nnSmS%n Angles % t rs % a.
Moore y; Gus T. ,ireif anil 4. NJ. Hathaway. each;
fShm trat ama g neH irs Sh' each; H. Lloyd
Third Event-heystun. tenn. twenty singles ehch
vreenbarr% ana az aaway .e Elmer +
Bigoney and Frederick c. Moore. III each: q. Dewitt
Ponr,h EventX wains mater at ZEN missiles each
-Frederck q. Moore. g. j. II. Richmond. 8: George 5.
q n s raeLs eac sys
ten-'ius f. Grcih and Frederick G. Moore 70 each; J.
Den and g. psW.i. smith Ii each; IT, Lloyd ): r. Her.
bert I. ,,-,,
Gus T. Grei O. 5o RshInond 1 and Fredriek G. Moore
ssseh: II ioyi G n Hath hathaway an! ., s"rTs 'r-
George i. v,rIsn TO-: Frederick 4. Moore. :; 9. Il.
Hathaway and II; Richmond. each: Gus T. Grein.
E,shth Event-A shoe, between two team. Of four
sssn Tsn ST. naS rGm k No.
mond s and d Dewitt Smith. y: total. 81 Team No.
2?-E!me,. :. Eganey. q: Edward l.. yreicnhn'g!, s;
Ninth Event-A walking match at ten sirs.es each.
Edward l.. rr.d"ntursh and Gus Z. Gicih. .rach Z.
son. 3.
Secretary. Eaward j. yredenSnrgh: Treasurer 4. F.
Egoncy. !. D. Serbian Richard SrnG"rinann. Charles
4 Pope 'rge W. lurdy. md Q Vincent. and Pres.
iient smish. Secretary NredeneuFgh. and Treasurer
Compsun,
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w.urernu, shoot All DAY.

From 10 O'Clock yesterday morning until dark the
waurcgan Gun Club shot pigeons at pextar Park. They
started OF with So sweepstakes at ten birds W. H.
Brckner killed and won: NJ. f. Brickner. u g. W. Sill
berhOrn. 7: c. Kranich. y.
Mike Fay and J. Pilknyton shot match At rs live
birds % yards rise for $50 s!do 1t was close con-
test and ended in tie each killing % birds Two OF
Fay BIRDS dropped dead just Out OF bounds The mRtch
will he shat on again Mt the next club shoot 80
j. Ioonie and r. Renado SHOT match at ten birds. %
yards rise for $50 side The score was: Loonie u:
Renaido ..
". II. Brckner and @. ". Silberhorn shot match at
birds for SO SllbrrhOrn killed 10 Ericknersa ~
r. j. McKeon and W. H. BrirEnrr shot at 10 birds, 20
yards RISE for SO. Tho score was: Brciner I: Nc
Keen. u. 49,.
j. Ioonie and r. Muller shot match at hve birds.
Score; Lo0ne. 4: Muller, 2.
g. ". siberhorn and j. Fay shot match at Ave birds
for $40. Score: Silberhorn. Z: j. Fay, 3.
tries Pat Muller won !rst money with I'VE straight 4
PilkngtOn. N. Fay, T. Mckeon and o. W. sDerhorn d.
vided second money with fOug each .
Morris Workman was on the ground 10 shoot MS
match with LOUIS Kramer AT IL live BIRDS ~ wards
rise for $50 Sraner did not appear and forfeited me
stakes. His old pin're gun WAS not III good repair. ana
he refused TO use another gun,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24
Can't. Williams Goo. Home Happy.

Capt Frank Williams. the genial representative Of
tho olympic Club of New Orleans left for home by tho
Pennsylvania Railroad yesterday afternoon The Cap
tain arrived hero over . week ago OH mission beset
with many difficulties lie was instructed by tho club
to arrange night II It could possibly bs done. no.
tween my of the hravy. weight stars. and Capt Will
ams came prepared to ciinch any bargain with any
amount of capital lie made onsrs ~a M up mo mo
body else Co compete for at the Olympic Club but 1t
until Thursday night that the captain Nst 10
this city proved fruitful. ..- A.
Armed with telegram from ms n cup S @ nn ,nss
Capt. Williams went at once IN @ . H
told OF the Olympic Clubs generous 9ner, ana ne ~
h,ns Vas eNcsedinyiy happy the fact that We had
made a contract which would If"Tse to be one OK The
While In the city Capt. williams inaue hns's or
friends and he ia generous enomgn 10 ', tns
nateriaiy aided him In what he terms his good work
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24
In Violation or a. A. U. Law.

Right upon the recent action OF mo ee'en'h hes''
ment I'm distributing prizes forbidden by the Amateur
Athletic Union and which resulted In the disquShca
ton of over hundred athletes. comes the news from
Bunaio that the sxtynh Regiment viii follow In the
wake OF the astocratc SEVENTH and give at their an
games next Saturday night not consistent
with the A. A. u law on the subject Among tho stated
prizes are silver sop bowls ice tongs water pitchers
coffee pots. sugar bowls soup Ladies. sniys, 9st,s,.
bsrk eoilsr And cum boxes cigar and dozens Of
similar articles esItsny hSr more ana u"e'
il may DO ignorance OF violation Of the A. IA "
which 10 ~ S y
to psrtcipate in the Indoor championship contests
office and gave Secretary sullivan tho impression that
tionabie nrizss Mr. Sullivan has sent to Buffalo an
ONE a protest against the prizes threatening disQua
lCAtlOn,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24
New se.bury Steam Launch.

Msssrs. Charles L. seabury Co. Of Nyack N Y. are
building launch for tho Seaw Corinthian
zach. Club. The dimensions arc; Length AZ feet
BEAM feet: draught. feet: DEPTH feet. Tho hull
has selected white oak frames straight grained steam
bent. The stern post Is Of hackmatnc. White cedar
pankng used. being copper fastened and rveted to
timbers throughout. Tho deck will be OF white pine.
laid in strips and the interior finish viii be a
nne quality OF quartsred oak The seats arc lifted as
The entire cockpit will be covered with stationary
roof top OF wood with supporting stAnchions on the
sides and Lraced. This top will be cover
ed with canvas. and thoroughly painted making It. 40,
roll and button the coaming enclosing the en-
tire cockpit. ,
and Mt compound engine and seabury patent SAFE
water tube boiler which will drive the boat NJ speed
OF At least eleven miles per hour. The launch VIII be
used by tho Ssnwanhnka Corinthians ut their new
club house Bay, amt IL for transport alton of
the and their friends to the rpb house from
as Judges boat. and for regatta committees on race
days. II will carry about twenty-five persons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24
Over a Hundred Men Want to Boz.

The Wayne Athletic Club OF Jersey city have done
well In tho way Of entries In their boxing Tournaments
at Oakland Rink tomorrow night. There are III en-
tries of excellent character the four classes They
are as follows,
One hundred: .nanr. pod nd cnsss-Mihe Bent and and
Garcia, Heard 4. G; r. Irving, j. smIson a. c1uie:
k, ppoey "a renna Tw Dan connor. and
I Gibbons. Brooklyn i. G.; j, McGo,ern Hub A G.;
e. fin. nip %Sp%n
sullivan aud James cody. jackson G.; James pevme
hsavit. Id@sSa b amSnay and nd Albert Xe oymra
Az; W Murray Wiiamshurgh G.; o. M"rt S Hsn
SonpnreiA.C., F.sS,nnef East End 4. G.: r. Wilson:
Scottish. American A. c.: Thomas stevens and Thomas
ons:hundrsl pound cla.,-p. Sullivan. J..
s!y" Sn' "%. Sn'en ri m
Tart.r Jerry Harne,t and Jim Quinn Down Town 4.
CT Mix rolfor, West BERGEN Az GearSe MHTSan =:
kyns a", MHa sn .i,, ,,noS VI b r &
lard T. Z: Il Narpny sSs < {; J, N.SanslS: Ssn.
g: Tho%as Meeh"n, famet'. A c.; Nj. Murphy
SS Gs,s1T GSs
Msrphy and nws r SH@ WAYNE e. Stay.
Sahs MGnSlF : n and G. had
&: s. Roach ana j Murray star L. G; e. L's ,I,s
RaeR!eS ana Fs,.r finley S' Jackson William joh
One red .andthrty ave pound class chues
Gonnors and George Harmon. Down Town AZ; M;
frsrer BarnsS Fiemmins and NIKE shea WayMs 4. 6;
81. nsn!nsS s%a sa i's Ds flan
plan 9" j. Koster ssaysssans 4 G., Il. sweeney
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24

1Ton,my White of Chicago and Tommy Hogan OF st.
Paul. two clever light weights. fought nine rounds
with gloves At West Twelfth street Turner Hall on
Thursday night. Hogan drew first blood IN tho first
round but the second and third rounds were in Whites
favor Hogan subjected to terrible upper Gu, in
the third round. but he IN ira.h IN the fourth
Whites blows lacked force. From the seventh 70 the
last round Hogan was much the stronger. md landed
some hard blows on the mouth. meek. and body OF
White. The decision draw,
Harry Gilmore and Jack Collins fought before the
largest crowd ever seen at mill in Detroit on Thurs
day night Tho contest was eight rounds under the
Marquis OF Queensberry rules In the hrrt round Till
moro had Collins ratified ana Enock ed him down vice
The call of time saved lin. In the second round
Gilmore was having II his own way unit! Col inns .
right shot out. andint uilmors's Jaw. completely
knocking Il m out Had he been aggressive IN the
second round Gilmore would have won easily.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24
Padding Around the Fireplace,

The Arlington Canoe Club have adopted star nsh q
their totem. instead Of u blue and red star.
b. H. Nadn. exCommOdors of the New York Canoe
Florida 10 he absent several weeks.
The lanthe Canoe Club OF Newark have already had
severa! very ENJOYABLE smokers" and they intend
renew them throughout the winter.
The New York Canoe Club have decided to move from
Staten Island 10 Bcnsonhurst. on GrAyesend hay. A
good loratiun has been secured and next spring tho
club VIII he III readiness Tor racing and all Kinds Of
canoe sport.
The Knckerbocker Canoe Cub have IRE sent ed large
collection OF mounted photographs to the Cnnoisis'
'iu. Thee views emb0dy nearly all OF the import ant
canoes races resatas and many Interesting scenes Of
former A. &. A. meets.
TIE. H. Harrington Of tho New YORK Canoe Club who
won the International canoe challenge cup aganst
Ford Jones OF Canada. Will again be seen among he
racers next year Whether the cup will DO challenged
for again next season is inOOted question.
Among the cnnos.s who will have new boats next
season are H. H. Quick and r. r. Oxholm tho Yonk
Canoe Club II Is understood that Quick Intends to
provide himself with cruiser but this does not i'm ply
that lie intends TO abandon racing entirely ONh1ii,
next season VIII be well prepared for all the important
races,
neslite the violent storms las. Monday night, quite
large number OF enthusiastic can0isis lleu looms
Of their new winter heniquar-r, IN West Twenty.
Canoe Club gave interesting lantern slide XIII.
btion Tomorrow nIynt louitney Bigelow OF the Gen.
tury Club will describe his trip down the Danube Ia at
year. made In company with Miller and Parsons Dur.
Gy mo week several .anosts have applied Tor me
DcTshlp IN the club,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24
Curling Mt Albany,


ALsArv Jan. 2a.-Much interest centred in the
Albany City Curling Club rink to-day when the Boston
Curling Club suffered disastrous defeat at tho hands
Of tho local club There were only six players from
Boston, the visitors being two short for two regu.
lar Kinks. vicePrcsdent James wrimes Jr., OF the
Boston Club planned that at tho last moment two OF
their number were compell.d tn remain at homo. This
however amcaby adjused by the directors of the
loci Climb permitting the match to be yed forming
two Kinks with three men for u side.
IN hours. The ice on rink No. was sweaty. which
reQur ID extra eXeron the part OF the players On
rink No 2the ice keen and In perfect condition Tho
Albany city men had their own way leading
H. Gardner OF tho Empire Club. called Time the follow.
ing score was announced:
RINK NO !.
Albany cIty-Hsnry A. Allen. Alex. Hyslop James
=, Boston, Pr. VIM. Ferguson. VIM. Mcdonald J.ms,
RINK NO. 2
Aloany-wm. 3. Rllendort. VIM. Kirk. John ". No
BostonTE Edward owler John McGaw. James wrimes
Totals 6any. 40; Boston. "a. Majority for Albany
The boston curriers' played a second match with tho
was drnggy. but tho contest moro spirited than
that Of tho morning. Tie score was:
so..onI Ste ". Mcdonald James Brown. william
EmpireEC; a baker. t. Gardner. Il. II. Gardiner
z: owle,: John McGraw. Alexander Simpson ).
fp q Sassy for EnSis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24
rHE KENTUCKY TURF rs PROSPEROUS
Dates for the Running MeetinS-The 0SS,SoO
Stake for Trotters.

LEXINGTON. Jan. 23-The new Kentucky as
ISOLATION met here to-day and formally do
cided to begin their first spring meeting on
April 30 There will be nine racing days. with
five races each day. Seven stakes. each with
$1,000 added. will be contested. Tho purses
will be $500 and over. and the total amount OF
added money $4,000. 1t was decided to allow
the association to consist OF 12O. perpetual
members, Mt 500 each, and q resolution was
adopted iavoring n national jockey club.
The TrOtting Horse breeders Association
continue tho $4,000 Futurity. making II
regular fixture. at the same time reducing the
Tho stake is guaranteed to be worth $25.0OO:
and IL the entry focs swell 1t to twice, that
amount all tho money goes to the placed
horses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24

To TIE Editor ov TUG suS-Sir; In your Issue OF to-
day notice an article to tho effect that the Staten
Island Athletic Club and the Staten Island Cricket and
Baseball Club propose to consolidate. Such an anal.
gamation suggested by an informal committee of
members of the two ORGANIZATIONS bu. at of
tho Board OF Directors or thi. club held on Thurndsy
PeSHlsut; The Hoard Of ne Athet,o Club may have
Although member If tho Informal committee pro-
posing the consolidation, must make thiA statement
TO prevent any ulisapprehens!on among the me
OF either Organization. Yours respectfully.
Secretary Staten Island Crick ct and Basebsll Club
INV YORK. b3 Beaver street. Jan. ~, 1892.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24

EAST ORANGE, Jan. 23.-The Essex County Toboggan
Clnb held their frst carnival OF the season tong
and Tie AFFAIR was II great success The iuminat ions
ana fireworks we're unusually grand. md immense
D0nnfs Nv mort distances down The steep hi turned
great crowds OF spectators about the grounds Nearly
hundred sdersd dressed in gay cost niles took van
orchestra for dancing anu band WAS stationed the
t1p o. tns sides Large party attended from New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24
To Dance nj Morrl. Pnrk Club House.

At the New York Jockey Club house. Morris
Park. West Chester. will be held on Friday
evening, Jan. 20. the second Norris Park sub
scription dance. Arrangements have been
made for n special train to leave 10th street.
Harlem River. atop. NJ. returning direct to the
club house. After the dance the train Will con.
10Th street The patroncsses OF the ball are
Mrs John 4. Cock Grill. Mrs. Dexter A. I22m n
MIS- ob A. TWrnikShank Mrs wynn "a Mrs.
T. G. D. Gnrsia. Mrs. Frank Henry. Mrs.
Richard +. Ware, and Mrs. H. NJ. PRISON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24
wheeling Gossip

Tho Hudson County wheelmen hold . smoker last
The riverside whe slmsn win hold ladies' reception
The Harlem wheelmen are looking about for . new
club house.
Anew club. the Metropolitan wheelmen. has been or
gained in Harlem.
The Riverside whssmsn viii hold their fourth annu.
The Century wnecimen will hold minstrel show on
Wednesday evening.
The Gotham wheemen arranging for a stag to BE-
held this week.
The annual reception of tho Harlem wheemen viii
be held on Thursday evening.
The Rutfalo wheemen will make bid for tho New
York State division meet ills year.
The annual reception o: the Kings County Wheemen
The Business Mems Cycling League of Newark. N. J.
will hold reception At Grafton Hall on Feb. Z.
~ 0smond tn, English racer. is considering trip
10 this country but yet has made DEFINITE plans
Tor the journey.
Tho racing team Of the Riverside wheelmen viii DO
ana L. Banker this year.
". T. COVE has been elected by the Harlem wheelmsn
the tsisnaton OF C. {. Ellis. -
The IIarsm Wnesmen propose making their indoor
& the biggest ever held in this city.
The Meriden Wheel Club have leased tho South Meri.
TSey viii t Scyee 'A'e'
Chief Consul Luscomb OF the New York State division
Cub o. hu s"s
Board.
The Associated Cycling Club. OF rhn.aerhi. have
Tucker: VIZ. Fr.,iden II 5. Collins; secretary treas
urer j. K Edwards.
The doom Of the ordinary wheel becomes patent
each DAY Tho latest blow comes in tho sha ape of o
wide applicaton to the Amateur Athletic Union to
strike "rt the ordinary championship race from its
granme and substitute the safety.
The Mercury Wheclmen Of Ezabeth have elected the
dent. q. Walsh: Secretary NJ Miller: Treasurer. 4.
LAiug: licuenhnts. J. Schnrdian and u. Walsh; color
bearers, John King and A. Roberts,
Tho Metropolitan Whceiinrn have appointed W. H.
Lord President; Alfred Tower yice-fresident; q.
Hrimsse Secretary: lC JarniOrf. Treasurer: r Pow.
rrs. Captain The club Is limited to forty nembers
WIN mike speCinltY OF racing rnod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24
George Dixon In Town.

George Dixon. tho featherweght champion boxer OF
the world viii be at Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre this
week. and will meet all corners Ut or near his weight.
The variety company with which the colored boy ap.
pears includes the American Foul, DAY and Deyere
Gertrude Reynolds. clever dsucer MeaEay the cham.
SSnd Cher Who Stand hIEH In the profession.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24
LAW and ORDER LEAGUE sAz1sy1KD
They Claim the Honors So Far-AAAitional
Arrests to He Made.

They Claim the HonorS So Far-AAAitional
Arrests to Be Made.
Otto Grouse. counsel for the Law and Order
League. said last night. in speaking OF the
work done by the leagues agents at Gutten-
burg in the afternoon
I'VE have gained two important points In
this fight We succeeded In gaining admission
~ the track and in taking the prisoners out
side the enclosure to give bail. The track
people seem to b- acting under better advice
than they have had heretofore. There Is no
doubt that we will win in the end. as the law
10 all on our side. The men who resisted our
officers on Friday and prevented them from
Superintendent John. c. Carr appeared be-
fore Justice lockwood again yesterday and
gave bail In tho sum Of $500 to answer u
charge Of resisting tho officers who went to
the track on Friday and interfering with them
In tho performance OF their duty. He was ac-
companied by Allan l. McDermott. counsel
Tor the Hudson County Jockey Club Mr.: Mc.
Judge Blur Of counsel for the Law and Order
conference with him lasting nearly an hour
Its nature could not be ascertained at the close
Of the conference. Mr.: McDermott went to
Taylor's Hotel. ard had private conference
burg magnates. All information concerning
judging from the fact that tho consta bles were
allowed to go inside the enclosure In the nj
ternoon and take the prisoners out Mr.. Mo.
Dermott probably informed the. track people
that they had been pursuing an illegal course
have been arrested will 10 submitted to the
Grand Jury OH Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24

jim Donoghue Issues . Challenge.
NEwsuRcH. Jan. 2s-James g. Donoghue 10 ont to
night with challenge to skate any amateur in the
country for from to ten miles on the Hudson River
Ice wherever good ice be obi ained for trophy
OF suitable kind lie only excerpts his brother. JOSEPH
+. Donoghue. the champion.