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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22
Eleventh Hour Appointments.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Nov. IS. - The
President to-day made the following APP
pointments
}. II. Gear, OF Iowa, to be assistant Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury in place of Judge
Crounz resigned. VIM. NJ. Stone Of Iowa,
to he commissioner of the general land Of
flee, in place Of Thomas II. Carter, re-
signed
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1t is bad enough for woman tosay
damn a democrat on all occasions,
but it is worse for her husband to pa
rade it in print, as through proud of
his wife's lack of refinement. Even
if a mans wife is given to the use of
such language, is that any reason
why her husband, in order to give en-
ample Of his senseless political spleen
and unjustlfiable hatred of democrats
should, with brutal disregard of his
wife's standing in society, put the dis
gushing language in print, as does G.
A. Cook, a printer formerly of this
city, in a recent letter to a city paper.
damn democrat on all occasions"
is not polite expression for woman
to use, much less for her husband to
parade before the public. All such
had better stay in Iowa. They are
not wanted here.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22
Blaine Better.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-Mr. Blaine is
reported to he very much improved in con-
dition this morning. He passed a comforts
able night and refreshed by sound sleep
is said to be bright and cheerful this
morning
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

One of the results of the election in
California is the adoption OF a consti-
tutional amendment providing for the
election of United States senators by
direct vote of the people
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

The Catholic archbishop>, recently
in session at New York adopted resp
buttons providing for more complete
teaching of Catholic children.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

Chairman Harrity has publicly
thanked every one he could think of
who was largely instrumental in bring
ing about the great democratic victory
except Mckinley.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

IOwa's devotion to Mr.. Harrison has
been rewarded with nubbin from the
public crib. VIM. NJ. Stone has been
appointed commissioner of the general
land office rice Thomas H. Carter, re-
signed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

The country is not in the least
afraid of the democratic congress it
has Just elected, and will not be scared
bv an extra session.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

The New York Herald has discov-
cred that Senator John. e. Carlisle,
of Kentucky, will be Mr.. Cleve'and's
secretary of state.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

Public opining seems moreand more
to favor the opening of the Worlds
Fair on Sunday. In the interest of
morals Congress will he strongly urged
TO reconsider its hasty action of last
winter.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

Now that he has had sufficient time
to consider the matter, what does MIR.
Powderly thing of his attempt to de-
liver the Knights of Labor vote to the
Carnegie party.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

There was a slaughter of republi-
cans week or so ago. Now the
turkeys are catching it.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

No city of the west of proportionate
size can show better state of morals
than exist in Sedalia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

will soon be lamentable large hole
to fiji up. 1t looks as if the deficit to
be provided for at the winter session
on this score will amount to s36, OOO,-
600
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

Members of both branches of CON
gress are focking to Washington, and
the almost universal topic among them
is the treasury deficit.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

The North and South road will
make big difference in the business
of Sedalia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22
PottsviIIe Mines all Right.

PorrsvILLE PENN, Nov, l9.-The six
imprisoned men have just been heard
from. All are alive and well and will be
rescued this evening if nothing happens.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

The republicans are now busily en-
gagged in stopping the machinery in
all the mills in the country-on pa
per.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

Great distress is reported from Red
Bud, ILL.,, the scene of the recent cy-
clone and aid is asked from the cOun-
try generally.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

Good roads are profit and pleas
ure to all, and it is through state and
local action that good roads are to be
secured.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

The Missouri electors will meet AT
Jefferson City January 9th to cast
their votes for president and vice
president of the United States.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

The many friends of Hon. John r.
Walker of Boonville, are urging him
to become a candidate for appointment
as United States attorney for the
Western district. 1t is one of the most
important appointive Offices in the
state, but no one doubts Mr.. Walkers
qualifications for successfully and sat
isfactorily performing the duties per-
tanning to the office. He is an attor-
ney of wide experience and distin-
gui<hed ability. He is an uncom-
promising democrat and a Christian
gentleman. He is man who can be
depended upon to do his duty without
fear or without favor. He is per-
sonally very popular, and should he
consent to make an effort for the place
would prove a formidable aspirant.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

The prospect for early work on the
S. S. NJ. & n. road is daily bright
ening.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

port asks a Democratic Congress to
pay the expense incurred in his effort
to bulldoze the voters of New York.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

Prepare for Thanksgiving by at.
tending church to-day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

The Dun agency reports the busi-
mess of the country in remarkably
healthy condition-something unusual
Just succeeding a presidential election
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

The executive session would be
knocked into cooked hat if Mrs.
Lease should he chosen senator from
Kansas.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

Now is the time to plan work for
next year.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

Platte was the first county to file its
returns with the secretary of state.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22
The Weather.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 19.-For Mis-
souri, and Kansas-Fair, warmer winds be-
coming south.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

Missouri should rank first at the
Worlds Fair with her exhibits.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

General Malone, of Virginia, was
evidently lost in the grand shuttle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

The debt of the state is now only
between So, 600, 900 and $1,000, 900.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

There will probably be very in
teresting time when John l. Daven-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

ITO the victor belong the spoils.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22

Coughing Leads to Consumption.
Kemps Balsam stops the cough at once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-22
Odds and Ends of Sports,

Hartford You right. a and are entitled to FIRST
aud therefore ont of it.
The football team of the Lawrence Lycsum of St.
Of 81 yncent fsrsers Church On Or
about Jan. ID.
Bobby burns the rroyiaence; R, l. feather weight.
feather weight Of Ensanh to light for 81 500 aside
WIN Win s os largest incentive mat Tie D0'H''F0'S' Club
The roswns special cable s wa, received at tn. ro
Gsosg" p,x9n has been matched 20 's At eight s"n.
National sporting Club on Dec, 10"
n.s :p6Sf yeA . Ss%
Orleans; Arrange u match between Austin Gibbons
to Nh IN The olympic Ga1 purse 5000 t'' &e:
Try both pusilis's and wire reply viii send date
The third and deciding match Of series Of Aye be:
Ssss sAs ans the ls R ] IF
held at the inteIs ranges on Monday evening" the
ass IS s', % d ~
hand on tns German 23rnv target the possible
to Be loc.tsd on Bowsry BAY. This ma'tsr wasnsi.
nsh Wien Ca, Tree d thoss pres @%a
East River in Raycnsw"oi to Bowsry bay. WORK on
p G az r.. ss ' be q ON viii
Frank Bund the weliknown wrestler, calcd at tho
GoI'" Gn..r, office yesterday with MS b.eser Henry X
Anss. s.pG WIG seG;sny "nsTsa t.
sasa hs would M Italian Pune
n:,t office on Dee IS to arrange n match for $3.50 or
5000 side. The conditions To be Gr!rc Roman, host
holder and tho match to be decided in forr from
signing articles.
TmursToNp. L. l.. Dec. 2l-A glove ngit for $3.50 took
place early this morning IN barn near this village. be.
states Enrncers stationed at w,i-lts Point l. L. and
william Hickman painter OF tho Village There Was
select gathering of prominent citizens aud local ce.
rules. The lighting WAS lively from the start. with
more suRving than science. and Barker knocked
his antagonist al the end or the second round.
'rha ne "a pf nj in, 4,
dlcap pon! biilsri; and whist tournaments Of Tho
OF number OF matches, Al pool q: Cody deeatelc
Acker.on hy 5Dlo 40 and Elmer skinner defeated q.
Cody py I" Z" - points only one game WAS PLAYED
10 to 81 points. In the whist tournament Mcssrs.
Webster and Raymond beat Messrs Van Doran and
Smith by Is TO Is Joints
Richard X. Fox has received letter from Australia
which states James Stanshiry the chanpiou
man of the world: Thomas sullivan, champion IT New
Zcala, and Peter Kemp Will come 10 America in Is93
II there ~ to he an international sing"'scu regatta at
them. stansbury viii not row Tor the championship Of
world open regatta but he VIII he prepared
row any man IN England or America for u suitable
stake Tor the cham iorship and that the PDIre
referee.
The monthly indoor competitions Of tho ST, Hark's
Athletic Cul, which was held on fFday eve ming last
aa an, These competl ms are for point the winner
to he presented with valuable prize when the
sn np Tia t2eSPE are fF. .m nSs n
jump of feet 3inches Il. MeiU Inches, second. with
feet inches H. Meyer, y inches, third with feet
3 inlshes Standing Brold JnnIp uandicap-won BY
inches; A. Schw nd. inch. second with feet nvhea;
I. cursons, inches, third w.''' leet inches.
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LONGSHOTS WIN ON THE HILL.
WHY BLI7zEN, THE IRON COLT, WAS
BEATEN IN THE HANDICAP.
woodcboppcr, Ridden by Martin. the DAILY
strong Fnvorite TO Win-Sespasinn hse".en
in n Grand Finish-RcpOrterE Huns kind'y.

woodchoppcr, Ridden by Martin. the DAILY
strong Favorite TO Win-Sespasi"n Beaten
in a Grand Finish-Rcporter K"ns Aina'S'
Tho snort opened auspiciously for hackers
OF favorites on tho hilltop track yesterday.
'Woodchopper. first choice at odds on. won the
first race in gallon by twolengthsfrom ram
many Hall. Brown Charlie. q hot second
choice. burst blood vessel and traied in last.
Then came series Of upsets Nespa-
sian, favorite in the second race carried
$1,000 Of his owncr's money. ms we'll NJ
many thousands In addition. The race
resulted in Il grand fighting hnish' mo-
manned. Freemason. and Vsspasian crossing
the line heads apart in the order named. Zen
jamin and Zngara were sent to the post ei"h.
favorites in tho third race. Van =. an q 10
shot won in a drive. Bon Voyage beating Ben
Jamin for second place. Bitten. tho three-
year. old sor OF Blazes. who has run his shoes
of In recent hard won races in which fresh
horses were pitted against him; aith9nmgh
asked TO give such cracks as Little sol trea
: to t on favorte n the, handicap, at
seven aronTs ht tie al. Fr I'D rs assa asd
won w ri" by u length and half in the fast time Of
1905, Mohcan, with twenty,,six ronnds
less than the fayorite. bent ltlitzef thtee
ran like n race hcrsc In tho nth r4re. and won
easily,hy four lengths from sir Maifer hsieiGm
Elm. even nj rost favorite with oregon in tho
last race. made the running from the frst
ratio beating Coldstream length for the
place. summary:
PIRsT RACE.
500 ssns tx sH1 nsf iaf 10
Bonnie Wood. III Martini,
F' 5sy. s"ss Boz S I"%""HI s @
s sS;I H%"ts 1SPihs sHs@t
:t to 5Sr hSS HrihG4rp
SECOND RACE
Brighton stables cn g: Mohammcd by Mar"roon-,
i. Keessn { sons eli. g fretmason 1903 IBaard).
t "a ,S E. csl Ts nSess So" Rs
med, D to |; Freemason. 80 to !; Nespasian D To-
THIRD RACE
r4l'an s,ahle. br Van S, aged, by vandAl 'r.-,
T. j. McEimeeIs b. c. Bon Voyage. 8. 100 Cunning g,
EXs e%s Stables ch C. benjamin, !. q III Penny,
sS Is s Also M ram Tme ST. Van
s. s to /. Bon voyage, toto i; Benjamin. Otoo
FOURTH RACK
W II fsisr: %s Little ffea. J. ~ Tymr..nm-,
csSl S s;"S,.s M.h!Sa@;; 3. MI,tin
Efs' liz T sr fsS aiG mi ' i
E. conncI y GS. h. Reporter, g. by Enquirer-Bon.
W. rosteltGwAte's b. il. Sir Walter iaieFh s. i2a
n Rraileysb T. Nellie Davis. s. 10, tswecneyj.
TTss cray Rosk AMI Eynn also ran lmeI
ha tt 6 to i; Moie Davis 81 80 sol. " "
SIXTH RACE.
Purse 500 selling p l and IA hIif ~ fn, .o rn-rn.
:, known, ln1 usrr,sssyl lin.
:, " F;S Van Dyke Wary IT, Ei%.,cne
Rsd Aa n S to l. reral,o to i 1odssrsa 20
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HORSE ATTACKS JOCKEY.
Inovo Seizes Sargent by tho Leg and Pulls
Him or His Horse.

New ORLEANS. Dec. 21.-The track was still
deep in mud to-day. Only two favorites won.
moro created considerable trouble at the post
in the fourth race making q vicious plunge at
Sergeant who had the mount on Capt ID. He
grabbed him by the leg. pulling him of. and
shaking him like terrier would a rat and
only released his hold when beaten on the nose
with whips. Sergeant was not seriously in
jured. but bears the marks OF the vicious
brutes teeth. The horse was ruled of by the
Judges.
First Race-Sclling: five fur!ongs Greenleaf ne
Sargent to O. drive by neck Kitty Cherry.
iO2 CJordan ii TO second: Harry L.. lo5 Connolly
10 to ]. third. Time. l:l.A.
Second Race-selling Six f1rongs Ieloise 90 GillD.
lol done. 2,o second; Virgin lo2 uordan). Ito
Tnird Race-srliiiQ; one mile Sir Planet 1Oo dor
dam. 4 to &, won by two lengths Sight Draft. l0S
tsnckY to second: Gessner. lU3 (sheldsA Sto !.
third Time. 2.OOle
Fourth Race-setiing I'VE furlonga Ansel. Jr, ia
Tyler,, too. won by two lengths; The Judge. 1o%
tShieds) to TO- second: Hoodoo, ITO Uordan). even
money, third. Time. l:12le
Fifth Race-HGndlcap; one mile. Henry Owsley 81
(Knigh to won by two lengths; Pekn. 30 tStucky
to second; Bonfire. VI tshelds) to thIrd. Time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-22
The r. a N.
Schaefer
Brewing Co.'S
Specia!
Holiday.
Brew A. ASFaA,
On Draught E3 ,r,s, .s..s.a }$J
at all ME- .t s,s..s ..<S&tU
Customers. WEISlNlHNST
Bottled at the Brewery %EAMNk
for Family use.
OUAKERS DISAPPOINTED.
Veteran Martinez Not In It with the Ger
man Champion.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 21.--To say that the
chess players here arc disappointed because
OF tho first game played between Lasker
and their veteran champion. Martinez. is nut
ting 1t mildly. For years past the Franklin
Chess Club rrided tself on possessing among
Its top players experts who were on IL par
with most OF the Eurorean m asters. Martinez
always was considered in that light. and his
record In previous matches and tournaments
amply bore out such statement Yet he sue
cumbed to tho German whirlwind after but
nineteen moves.
Lasker opened with kings knight game
Martinez perhaps trying to evade II possible
Euy Lopez adopted PetroT defence Lasker.
instead OF taking the kings PAWN. which is the
usual way OF continuing this game. developed
his kings bishop to bishop fourth. Martinez
on his turn captured tho pawn. whereupon
Lasker. by playing y Kt-B 3. turned the game
Into variation OF the bishops opening with
Berlin defence. On the nineteenth move
I.asker brought about the utter dissolution OF
the adverse game by moving his knight to
rocks nth. There was only ono way for
black to avert the mate namely. to give w the
queen Martinez therefore resigned after ono
hour and forty minutes play. OF which the
victor took less than hrec-Vuarters OF an hour
Appended is the game in full.
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Emerald Gun Club.

twenty-five members Of the Emerald Gun Club com.
peted in yesterdays monthly shoot at Dexter Park for
tho club medals In the several classeS The ons In
class has be with the score with one bar.
rel All tile crack. were beaten by DR. Leveridgs who
made ssrore % eight out OF his ten ~ the clss win
Russell was the winner. wHh the straight score OF ten
These leave the clubs gold medal still In Abey-
ance and the next winner has to Kill NIL his birds with
the first barrel. Yesterdays scores were:
yards =: ! Butt 20 Yard, W Hogan. e, yards. z:
Doeinck, Is yards, v ! 8 yoss 80 yards, d; l.. 70.
gartr, ~ yards s: y. Klein ~ yards 4: NJ. Quinn II
y iina.ey IS Yards; pr ,Isyerigs; % yards, 81 I
Horn % yards. IL n, Maesel rs yards. Z; 7 Baruss,
20 Yard. 2: T. Maesei. 20 yards I; O. A. swinde 2I
wards a -
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Winners in the Field Trials.

LEXINGTON. N. c.. Dec. 21.-The running in
the Irish SetterTicld Clubs trials to-day was
quito good. Bedford showed superiority over
Kenmore Shamrock in finding and pointing
birds. Tho latter ranged with dash and style.
Born and Eses ads
showing. Bedford did some good point work
in the heat with Elcho's Maid; tho latter is u
strong goer and good ranger.
Currer Bell was a bit sharper in point work
than Lady Alice. and stayed out at her work
better.
The winners are James B. Blossoms dog
Bedford first. George f. Gray's Elcho's Maid
second. and II. j Anderson's Lady Alice and
This ended the trials.
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To-day. Entries Mt Gutenberg.

First Race-Fve and half furlongs selling. Jimmy
Lamlry. 100; Leigh, 100: Cnuer dc Lion. i.os'nad.
li2zie T Carmeiitc. Fancy colt Irdgo. Heads or
1ai!s 1913 each: iph. SUSPENSE fy. La Gloria hy. Cu
pepuer - each; Levee nlly. q!
seconi Race-One mile: selling. Bob sutherland.
lis; brown Charlie. signature. Sir George H.. Joe
Courtney. ll2 each: Addie b.. Ill; Batrisgan. ITO;
Milo loo; Jester. Fancy geding Tasso. 1o3 each; Ex
Third Race-Three quarters of mile: selling: Air
plant loG Jack Rose. lo3: Greenwich. 1ol; Mohican.
81: skadi. I6.
Fourth Race -Threeeizhths Of mile. Pagan. Briar
COLT Chevsher. ~ each Jersey Lass N.Y. Faust US.
rille Ally. Patroness hy. 100 each.
Fifth Race-Five. eighths Of mile: selling. Zenobia
Ill: vardee. 1l2; Kerry Cow. Duke John ITO each:
Miss Olive lOs Hah.!hprst J9nsnnes. heIwyn. ~.
each.
FUrtunatus, 12J; Gonzalez 12l; Remorse. 11S; Hes.
perus. 1OA; Miss Bess. 1Ol Eugenie %; Spot. %.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-22

Umrire-ii. G. Zaun. scorers-C. =. Iratton anu j.
the Amateur bowling Associa,ion. the teams of The
sewr Eek b@ q en last o s
se{ OF the Latter org IN toS M % n game
Newark Bay RcMssss|'ar 1S2; G.pe; 49, PSp:
Clarke; 1870: Kamsdsn. l4i; snyder. 1877 Brown 17'
Columbia GFrommel i5l E 1ss t.S;. Ia l
RmS' i f kimSs ae
The sectsn B. sub division !. game last night re-
Lotus Eams. iss: r4ray 35s: Key" 1-s: Purdy
son. sS 4sSi: is ~ 4s. ,5 $780, Eagle
The gam. ,n Section B. Subdivision l. last night
1e5 a WIN mo g ascm D ,5
p III ysls:S5 is eo n:i 7 t Kenny 1856 Cha
Am;s.5 ssrns
from the Warrior. the formers alleys Tho scores
TRsr CANE
rs ssIPf' P:s ,o3 res!s 1885, '"a'n '.s
49, IsssI s 1 poass liz
SECOND CANE
III, hTd s 1897 H'"d'n ''
1855 Losi!eI iaS; j. b.jcnse. ~. Total. 7aI
Isys At Mactens ID = lssgao game with the New
't5;sy. TInsidry lay, syen1 Ts s 1885,
iSS: + EnsIy. 1855; storm" l5"; j. Bruins 1877 To-
sS;S ,ss Elf, 1 pyt' 1884,
Day. aos: Holden. ito; bowdell 1855. Total. 1905.
a.o ttSaI OF S9ooiya ash
r1nsr CANE
H.rmony.Rauth. 1876; LteheFz. las; psum. ITO;
LHMsse ieG Tu,se TS. .s 1873; Linn 1876;
Benl 1856; schsrman. IA. Total TO-
SECOND GAnr
ass EssFa4 ogs ' ss STEM 1885,
,!If fs. as s 1885, Linn 1885,
LsaSdoS' 1851 Rammersi. ias: Totsl; 500 ~
Lo.tsa ixxs ESs.ls. i IT, 1os '
ss~i;: ss':f s: Il. ss'sF IT,?
lows:
Mott n.y:s.W.i.r ~ Ei .,ni $50; BEAUMONT
,is sT Eshss { 1o; Iue.s. l5a Total. SIS. ''
Mot. u.vsn-xen.r. Isl: Fleming 1877; slaumons
,si r.a.l s Has. 1s7 x:i2S 1906
Pc: @ %..s
alleys last night;
,s wsf F sHa A. Ut s 7 Haa' no.
phsns. Isl: ReynsL iSo: snyder. Isl. Total 7s5..
SECOND CANE
s,s ~. s;t 49, H.as i"o H'ms'
phsns, 10; ksya.i, isoi snyder. los. iosa. s15 "
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skelly May Have Better Luck Th,. Time.

John McTiernan the clever ex.amatcur boxer who
gave up the uncertainties OF the prize ring tend
for Jim Laycle, has been scheduled for finish fight
by the Buffalo Athletic Club. the contest take place
the second week in January. The cub has selected
Jack Skelly TO face McTicrnan and negot atoms
now under way. The men are to battle for s.. 900
purse. Jim kennedy. the lightweight champion Of
Buffalo will take skey's place II the Brooklyn boy
does not come timo
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VIII Jimmy Carroll Train Jim Hall,

1t seems probable that Jimmy Carroll will add
other pugst to his string. and thus assume the ca
pacity Of trainer and manager big scale. His
latest acquisition 1t is said. will be jim Hall During
CAROLS stay in Boston he and Hall have been to.
gether much Of the time Hall has decar, TO several
Of his friends that Carroll had broa the subject
him. and that he answered him IN encouraging way.
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Campbell VIII kcep Ill. Agreement.

Walter Campbell yesterday refused Judge Newton's
offer Of 500 purse for limited round contest with
Billy Ernst OF Brooklyn before tho Coney sand Ath.
etic Club on Jan. 20. The Hamilton Athletic Cub Of
Brooklyn of which Rod Mcmahon is President an.
nounced the bout for It's special tourney at tho Cler.
mont Avenue Rink. Brooklyn on Monday evening. JAN
III. The Judge evidently thought It was a good thing
for Campbell received tho following telegram Oh
Monday:
"Wilt you meet Billy Ernst Jan. 20, 500. Answer.
NEWTON. Coney Island"
Campbell wasn't breaking apreem ents however and
Rod Mcmahon yesterday received the following
from tho Phlade lphia pugilist:
:" Enclosed find telegram ! received from Coney
Island. ] have not answered It vet. What does Il
mean! You know have consented to box Ernst at
your show and will be there Jan. IL In good cond
!lon as can get; VIII certainly refuse this OFFER.
Ernst signed with Rod McMahon on Monday after.
nc"n to box Campbell eight rounds. The other at.
fractions OF the night eightro conte he.
tween kdLie Loebsr and Mike Muroy and q six round
encounter between Mike Leonard Of Brooklyn aud
Frank steele OF Boston.
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The entries for to-morr are
The Winners ut Roby,

Eohr. Dec 2l-First Eace-Nine- sixteenths OF a mis
Time 0:5IlG
second Rice-riyo furlongs-Roy Lochiel won. Ny
Queen second Tryphnsa third Time, ;ObA
prcker second, lyanhoe third. Time, ;s2H
Fourth Race-SiN furlOngs. Cenod won, Walcott
second, Royal Flush third. Time l;idN 'N''
fith Race-Nne'sixtecntEs OF mile Governor
Wheeler won. Gabanum second. Bush McDuh third,
Time O:5IL. 1890