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New York Stock Market

NEW DIRK Nov 12-The bears were in con
troll of the market until the last half hour
when there was decided change Shorts
early hammered industriais mercilessly.
American Sugar touched 1853, against 1863
last night and luz shortly after opening. Firm
ness general throughout The list, while the at
tack made on sugar occasioned no little sur
prise. Closing strong. Governments steady.
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Chicapn Live stnch

CHICAGO. Nov. -Cattle-Receipts. g. 900;
dull; good to extra natives, 3. 50a5. 80; others
3. 5094- 90; stockers !. s502. Is; Texans, 2<5a.
$40.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; lower; rough and
common, 5.z5Q5 4o packing and mixed. 4. GOA
555G5. IS.
Sheep-Receipts, 2000 steady; natives. 8. 750
"a 50; mixed, S.O003. rs; Mexieans, 3 81
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DEVIDENpS,


dividend NO. 2 OF FIVE CENTS PER
~ share has this day been declared upon the
capital stock OF the Utah mine, OF record Nov.
~ 1892; payable Noy IS. 1892.
w ALTER 5. CRISMON. Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. IL. 1892.
NOV. Is THE UTAH MINE WILL PAY DIV
~ idend No. g ) cents per share, $1,000, max
ing total of 500 100 paid in dividends, both be-
fore and since incorporation. Lot "a, 2S. 023
pounds, ASSAYS 5O.O5 per cent lead, sI927 silver
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SHORTHAND COLLEGES.

NTANSFIELD'S SHORTHAND SCHOOL
I'LL Instruction in shorthand. typewriting,
spelling, business forms, etc. Special dictation
class three evenings week. Rooms 10l and
1O4 Commercial block.
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Liverpool Grain.

LIVERPOOL Nov. IL heat-oncr moder
ately; unchanged.
Corn-Holders not offering; unchanged.
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OUR OFFER,

WIZ the daily. one year $1,000, FREE
: . mo-, g 500 sec.
8 mo-, q 2.bo) 75c.
= semi weakly. yr.. IS 5000 75c.
6 mo-, 10 l75) SI0a
Gesaaay Hea sid yr,, ls9.5o, 75e.
eHReu fss-azl sl.GA
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OILS.
Local Quotations
Proud OF His Mother.

Boiled linseed oil, bbls, Coo; cases, hves, CSC
Turpentine, bbls.. Sc; cases. ives &C.
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TO LOAn

| mo LOAN-ONE MILLION DOLLARS AT
! 4 G per cent TO per cent. Conway & DON
nellan, room 20, Commercial block.
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The Metals
Money Market.

| NEW YoRK. Nov. 12-Money on call easy;
closed offered g.
Prime paper. 55d16.
Sterling exchange dull. 4.S3iz04. S3SG ssixty-
day bills 4. s6s for demand.
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LOST

T OST-CAPE TO CHLD'S uVERCOAp
IL Dark blue cloth. black astrachan trimming.
Suitable reward at Sam Legy's cigar store
T OsT-JOURNEYMEN PLUMBERS, GAS
IL and Steam Filters banner at Castillo
Springs on Labor Day. Anyone returning
same to J. w. Farrell shop. South Main
street. will receive $40 reward.
TOR RENT-DESK ROOM IN FRONT
Il store Coed for cigar stand. jewe1ry store,
etc. Address, j. M" Herald.
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TNDORSENIENTs

BENSON j. LOSING, i. Id
Historian: "Like a Concave
Mirror it renects to a single
focus en- epitome of the essen.
tial elements of our national
history showing clearly at s
glaEce the progress of the na,
ton from it's infancy to its
present period of maturity"
A. R. SPAFFosD, Librarian
of Congress-: "The wo-l1 mar
fairly be termed g breyiary Of
American Politics."
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BOSTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NEW YORK, Nov. IL. -Petroleum december
514 bid.
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To Life Insurance Agents.

THE HOME LIFE INSURANCE
i Company of New York, one OF the
strongest companies in the world, writ
ing the most liberal policies now
written, has valuable territory open for
liberal contracts to experienced men
Z. G. GILMAN,
Manager Mountain Department,
Ernest Cramer Bldg, Denver.
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FINANCIAL.

corrected Daily By uccoynics C CO..
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The Latest o. G, Map, print
cd In colors, covers the entire
back and Is the hest published
1t alone sells for $500. Tbs
completes F.everslb lie Map
(printed on both sides) 10 8 feet
10 inches by 3 feet 6 inchee
mounted en- rollers top and
bottom, with tape on eides
These two maps sell separately
for 5000.
This GREAT DOUBLE
MAP ia sent by exprdss, pre-
paid, and este delivery guaran
teod, to any address in the Z
S. It can be mailed, but IL
much safer By express. Name
your nearest express ofice.
The money Will be re-
funded to any one not per.
fectiy satisfied after receiving
the map. Understand full
ly, that no matter which offer
you accepe all charges art
prepaid by express or mail ano
safe delivery and perfect salts
faction guaranteed or moneJ
refunded. G
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Don't fool with Indigestion. Take
Beecham's pills.
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MUSIC AND LANGUAGES.

DROP. ANDRE TEACHES MUSIC. Lam
i guages and fencing at pupils nome and at
Office "a Main street.
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WESTERN BILL POSTING co, dNc.)
Mt AIN OFFICE, 40 RICHARDS STREET
LII salt Lake, 6. W. Anderson, general man
ager- Branch cf1ices at Ogden, Park City
Provo aud Logan.
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Cultivated palates demand RoYA1 CRrs
TAI SALT.
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FOR RENT.

II OR RENT-CHEAP, LARGE AND PART
L ly furnished outside room at 20 east First
North street.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
WHOLESALE BUYING PRroEss

fetal about Is ner cent. higher
Corrected Dairy 6y The Peoples Forluardis7 90
"A and 20 r. Second South Street
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AGENTS, REPnn.rs

AGENTS REPORTS.
{" Received sample; sold g
maps first hour"
Magnificent map; my beg
sold IL the first day"
al sell 8 each day"
I" | eold 8 maps in one hour. I"
II have canvassed one-hRt
day; took Is orders "
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TOR RENT-TWO PLEASANT UNFUR
II nished rooms. four and one half blocks
from business center Inquire p. j. Daily,
lawyer room SO Commercial block
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MONEY 10 LoAN.

RI ARRIs s. WILSON, 22l MAIN STREET.
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A LII PARTIES HAVING STOCK ON LIT
n tie ranch. rented by me. will please call and
get them as I am going 10 discontinue the bust
ness. Mrs. NJ. M Blythe.
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Salt Lake city, Nov. 5, 1892. : . : :

DERSONAL-A GENTLEMAN WITH 81 600
i 10 $4,000 wishes to 80 into some good leg
itimate business. either alone or in partner
ship. Address K. Y. T., herald.
M MES. CUNNINGHAM HENLEY
III fashionable dressmakers 1874 East Third
south street. opposite the Manitou Salt Lake
city. All the latest designs in dressmaking
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PERSONAL.


MOrICE-BOARD OF EDUCATION OFTHE
IN City OF Salt Lake, Nov r. 1892. All per-
sons that are holding bills that are past due and
unpaid for labor or materials furnished for the
school buildings now being erected. are re-
ouested TO file duplicate copies OF same with
the clerk OF the board Immediately. his no
tlce must not be construed as guarantee by
the board of education of the bills OF contrac-
tors for labor or materials.
Is. G. RAYBOULD,
Chairman Committee OIL Sites ana Buildings.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIc-YOU ARE
IN hereby notified not 10 purchase Deseret
National Bank certificates Nos. 6s4, being TOUR
shares of the capital STOCK OF said bank issued
to David James, and certificate No. 80, being
four shares Of the capital stock Of said bank is
sued 10 David w. Jan es. each of said certih-
Gates bearing date April p, 1891. said certih-
Gates having been lost or stolen, will not be
again recognized. and all persons are hereby
notified not TO purchase same.
DAVID JAMES.
d. w. JAMES.
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NOR RENT-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS,
II with pantry. cook stove, etc, complete, at
505 south Fourth East street.
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TNOR SALE-95O RAMS, GRADED MERINO
L and half breed Merino and Cotswold. Adj
dress Samuel Hutterield, Fort Herman.
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sand so it means this Oh, Rosie. Won
look lovelier than ever, and Pm as happy
&c a king. 1t means this. Your father is
the greatest genius in the world. He BUYS
nv property for eco 0O0-960, 600. That's
over e., 900 a year Tor me, and ha makes q
company out of it with 4l50,O0O capital
He says that, taking $4,000 sut Of ii for
expenses, there viii be profit Of ESQ. 900.
And al that he gives 10 you-4SO, 600.
that's 23, 600 year for you; and $50. 900
that's 42,000 more. my dearest Rosie. You
remember whet you sale, that when Won
married you should step out Of one room
like this into another just as good?u
AOh, Reggie i''-she sank upon his
bosnm--'syou know never could love any
body but you. Its true 1 was engaged II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-19
ECHOES FROM CHICAGO.

A HEROIC statue of Hendrix Hudson,
the discoverer of the Hudson river, will
be placed in New York's worlds fair
building.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, VIM make 1t the
worlds fair an exhibit illustrating its
postal service from the days of 80 to
the present time.
FAc-sninEs Of thirty-seven Of the
most prominent of the Aztec idols in
the museum In the City Of Mexico have
been prepared for the worlds fair at
Chicago.
A SWEDISH worlds fair club has been
Incorporated with the object Of furnish
ing information, assistance and enter
tainment to Swedish exhibitors and Wis
itors at the exposition.
A COMPANY has been Incorporated
with 500, 900 capital stock for the pur-
pose of erecting near the worlds fair q
SIS. 900 club house, which shall be main
tanned during the fair as headquarters
for wheelmen from all parts Of the
world
MORE than two hundred panels Of M
tive woods will enter into the interior
decoration of the Washington worlds
fair building. Some Of them will be
carved and others decorated with paint
ings of Washington scenery and group
ings of flowers. fruits, grains, fish,
game, birds, etc.
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ELECTRICAL FLASHES,

SMALL electric lamps are being tried
by the London police in place of tho
old-fashioned oil bulls eve. Tho ex-
periments have proved very satisfactory
thus far.
TELEPHoroeRAPHY is at present IN
teresting Partisan experimenters and
causes the Figaro to predict that "soon
may be seen ia Paris the image of .
man smoking in ST. Petersburg"
APPLICATIONS for space in the electric
ity building at the worlds fair aggre-
gate SIS, 600 square feet, while only 1885,
900 feet are available. Foreign nations
have already been assigned IS, 900 feet,
and several of them arc urgently ask
ing for more.
AN English railroad has Just contract
ed for 10000 incandescent electric
lamps to be placed in their cars. The
lamps are in . box placed over each
passenger, and by dropping penny in
the slot the light will burn for half an
hour over the passengers shoulder. It
then goes out automatically.
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CURRENT NOTES.

MEN GO down to the sea in ships, but
they get over the bay in schooner
Binghamton Leader.
WHEN man pictures heaven for him
self he always has his own mansion
right in the center of it.-Ram's Horn.
1--WE have no highway robbers now. +"
True; but we have plenty of fraternal
endowment societies. Boston Gazette.
IT has not yet occurred to the diction-
airy makers to classify photograph" as
feminine noun simply because it talks
back.-Philadelphia Times.
ARE you married or single?" asked
the census-ta ker of the lady of the
house. well, hardly know" she re-
piled; you see the jury disagreed. -
Life.
'BIeeIN's wife has the most perfect
confidence in him" so, every married
man tells that sort of story" But
she proves it. She lends him money to
play poker with. "-Indianapolis Jour
nal
Il HOPE you appreciate the fact, SIR,
that in marrying my daughter you mar
ry large-hearted, generous girl" II
do, sir with emotion), and hope she
inherits those qualities from her IA
ther. "-Brooklyn Life.
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A MUSICAL MELAN0H,

THE bagpipe, the favorite Scotch and
italian instrument, was invented IN
Greece 200 years B. G.
A CHOIR Of ladies' wearing cossaoAs,
SUPPLIES and mortar-board caps, has
been introduced at Marylebone. and is
producing excellent music.
AN Italian paper announces that the
duke of Edinburgh is engaged upon a
grand opera, to a libretto by the queen
of Roumania, for production at the
Court opera house. Coburg.
THE sultan of Turkey, Abdul Hamid,
Is said to be an excellent pianist, and
part of his daily routine consists In
giving q couple of hours instruction to
his daughters.
NINE. PATTI believes that alcoholic
beverages of any kind, even in mod
crate use, tend to make the voice
husky and should be abstained from by
one who wishes to get and keep fine
voice.
LORD DYsARr, president Of the Wag-
ner society of England, is making an
earnest effort to have evening dress
done away with as one Of the obiga-
tions attendant upon grand opera, in
England.
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NOTES OF THE TURF.

Kingston was defeated by Dr. Has
erouck in the Culver stake race at
Gravesend.
Accommodations havo been made for
600 horses at tho New Orleans track
next winter.
It II possible that the Saratoga races
VIII open next season as early a. July
Is So as to close the meeting before the
heated term is over
There are nearly one hundred pool
rooms now doing business in New York.
Nowonder the attendance at the races
is below what it should be.
70 Tanbien strained one Of the ten
dens ia her near fore leg and was badly
bruised by striking the fence in the
Bridge handicap. That accounts for
her poor showing.
Pierre LorilIard viii have thirty
horses in training next season, and his
stables will be represented in every
class from q stake horse to 2-year-old
selling platter.
Nancy Hanks trotted in 2:o7L over
tho regulation track at st. Joseph, Mo-,
. few days ago. At Richmond, Ind,
Flying Jib paced third-best in a:osH.
Pierre Lorillard, John McCafferty and
Pittsburgh Phil are said to be the only
big runners On the Sheepshead Bay
meeting, just over. Lorillard and Phil
won about $50, 600 each.
The Palo Alto 2-year-old ally RowenA
by Agmoor, out of Emma Robson, beat
the worlds 2-year-old record on a regu-
lation track by negotiation mile in
2:19k at Sacramento, Cal.
In the special trotting race for stall
lions At St. Joseph, No., Lobasco won
the last three of four heats, the time
being 2:11N, 2:1oE and 2:13. The e:1oH
is tho best time ever made by stallion
in trotting race.
There is movement on foot to have
the three greatest PAGERS in the world
como together at Cumberland park,
Nashville, during the fall meeting. A
good sum will be put up for three
cornered race for Hal Pointer, 2:05;
Flying Jib, 2:07. and Mascot, 2:0715.
After an uninterrupted service of ten
years Trainer d. S. Donovan has parted
with T. D. Pulsifer and signed con-
tract with Pierre Lorillard He will
have charge of one of the divisions Of
tina stable, which next year promises to
be the most formidable in the country.
Donovan's ability first brought Pulsifer
into prominence.
In 1899 Monroe Salisbury brought out
a green pacing mare Cricket, and sent
her into winter quarters, the fastest in
the world by virtue of her record of
2:lo. Last year he did a like feat, only |
with stallion-Direct, 2:o6-and it be- |
gins to look as if he will complete the
an-around record by adding a gelding
to the list if Flying Jib keeps on little |
longer.
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man, whoever you be an wherever yoa

man, whoever you Be an wherever yoa
be. Some men goes down In de Arst,
some in de aft, some in de sirteent' an
some in de twenty-frst. Ut don't make
no dif-dey all gifts 1t Some day. an it's
q mighty big man wot stays big.
Wen it comes your way don't git gay
don't git Zip like NEEDN'T fergit dat
deres jay somewhere wot'n do you.
When you git up On dc ladder OF
fame SO you kin look down an see de
gang serappin' at de foot for place,
you'll want to flop yer wings an crow.
Don't do it. l done it, an now lsok
at me Wot you want to do Is hug de
ladder, shut up. keep cool an climb, er
some big stuff 'ull lump yuh in de
t'roat an put yuh to sleep. like me.
An wen yuh git to de top where dc
pinnacle is, like wsz, stick de pinsclo
into yerseh an keep stuck onto it.
See?
Don't 60 looldn' for scrsps-don't
crow-don't blow, but close yer trap
an hang onto de belt watts always
yourn.
I've run up agin lots Of bets, but
nevor struck mono before like Cor-bett.
How's dat? Hully Gee! I'm gittin'
better.
But I'm glad went to Ireland before
Corbett plunked mo wild his Jimmy
dey'd have done me dirt II I'd a went
over dere licked See?
But, mebbe, ut's all for de best dat
he bested and busted me at dc same
time
Ell I'd a. done him an got me claws
onto dat tortyfve tousand cold plunls
de gang would now be BLOWN in de
stuff I'd have head on me like a
roof garden. an dey'd have TO build
new an bigger woild to hold me.
See?
Dead, Put TO sleep! Done up
Oats me, John ell,
] aiD't saying 9 void TO nobody.
Bein' goods no good
Trairin's no good
Scrappin's no good
Nothin' amt no good
amt no good
OATS all
See2
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A LITTLE OF ALL SORTS.

No WOMAN has been hanged for muir
der in Massachusetts, within memory.
THERE are said to be over %, 600 In
dams in tho United States who can
read English, and over 10000 who can
read Indian languages.
The maximum speed Of the fastest
passenger elevators which have ever
been built is 1880 feet per minute, or q
rate Of / mile in minutes and frac-
ton.
A BLAST set off In the Wenrich mines
between Joplin and Webb City. Mo-.
blew bowlder weighing 1000 pounds
clear out of the shaft, which is 1S5 feet
deep.
The new Boston directory, which
has just been issued, contains 2o5, S59
names There were 4e. 405 new names
added this year and Se,993 names
erased.
CHEMICAL action formed stone In the
stomach of La MARSHALL, the famous
hurdle-jumping horse Of Paris. He
died, and the stone, ball nearly eight
inches in diameter, is in the museum Of
a Partisan veterinary.
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WOMEN OF EUROPE.

QUEEN VICTORIA possesses . small
cabinet of Rose du Bari china that u
valued at $4,000
Ex-EMPREss FREDERICK Of Prussia,
the queen regent of the Netherlands,
and Empress Augusta, all hold tho
positions OF regimental chiefs In
Prussia
TIE widowed Princess Nszel In the
only upper class woman In Egypt who
Is allowed to see men and has this priv
!lege through the special order of tho
sultan
TIE editor of El-Ahram, an Egyptian
Journal, is favorite with the khediva,
who has, as his latest means of showing
his approval, conferred the order Of the
Chefakat upon the editors wife
ONE Of the few women who were priv
ileged TO call Mr. Gladstone William"
died recently near Liverpool in her s7th
year. She wa. Mary Ann Mexican, and
for more than half century she was in
the service OF the Gladstone family.
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RELICS OF OTHER OAY2

THE room in which Napoleon L died
Is now stable.
THE original declaration Of fndepend-
ence is in the state department at Wash
ington-
In the executive mansion at Raleigh,
n. c., is q card table presented to Gov.
Darlington by King George II. about
the year 1888.
THE old home Of Mr.. Blaine's anoes-
tors in Carlisle, Pa, large brick build
ing, is soon to be torn down to make
way for improvements. The house has
remained unchanged for years, except
that its rooms have been used as law
Offices
THE oldest church In the United States
is the Church of San Miguel. erected at
Santa Fe, n. NJ. seventy-seven years
before the landing of the Pilgrims on
Plymouth Rock. twenty years before
the founding Of ST. Augustine. Fla.
and ffty-three years after the landing
OF Columbus
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DOfNoS OF nU0ilisEa.

The eHcial time Of tho Cerbett-Suk
Ivan Aght was 1:2I:45.
Before leaving New Orleans OerAs1k
sent . present Of &c. 600 "a his father
and mother In San Francisco.
Billy Mccarthy, tho AustraiisA mid
dleweight, wants . chance At Ted
Pritchard. Jack O'Brisn also wants .
chance at him.
'Parson" Davies win net issue the
challenge on behalf Of jackson to fight
Corbett until the arrival Of jackson
from England next month.
A fight on the turf with bare lnuckles
between jim BurGe and Charley Turner
of Stockton, Cal, is one Of the pugilis-
tic possibilities Of the near future in
California.
President Noel of the Olympic club de-
clares most emphatically that the club
will not offer another purse for fight
in which the colored race is repre-
sented.
Frank Slavtn has issued Q challenge
TO fight Corbett. with or without gloves,
according to Queensbury or London
prize ring rules, either IN America or
England.
Reddy Gallagher has . position -
athletic instructor In . club in Denver
with salary Of $4,000 a year. The
proposed fight between him and Alex
ander Greggins il not likely to taxa
place
Tom Gardner and BIZ Smith nsht
for the bantam championship Of Eng
land in London during the first week
in October The fght Is for $500 side,
the men to weigh liz pounds. give or
take two pounds
Dolly Lyons, George Dixon's former
boxing partner, has found hacker
with 800 TO match him against any
1lo-pound man in the world Lyons Is
anxious 20 arrange . match with Billy
Piinmsr Or George siddonA
Tommy White. the clever feather
weight Is locking for Q match for
fniah SIGHT With Ed Myer, Blly's broth
er. The streator psrtyvere willing
Some time ago, and II they hare not
changed their minds the match can De
made.
E6di. Pierce. the New York feather
weight who lately fought . draw Nth
George Siddons, Is anxious To Hzh.
again and has good backing. de ~i.i
fight George Dixon, or II the latter can
rot MAKE match nox be Will take on !
Johnny Van Hest
Il behalf Of Johnny G-.An. Jimmy
Carroll mas posted 81 .oco accompanied
with . Challenge 20 George Dixon 90
fghs for stake Of SIC. DO and a. lArges
parse as may DO offered Ecaev possed !
means business. and IL Is probable that /
the match will be made In die .sr-e