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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-14

Georgetown Saturday night He held
the lucky number.
Colonel David Rankin left yesterday
for Mt. Clcmen5, Mich. He has been
laid up with rheumatism for four
months.
DR.. G. +. Kurtz and wife are home
from Detroit, where the doctor attended
a meeting Of the American Medical So
ciety.
Mrs. Rose Meredith, OF Pittsburgh,
is visiting the family Of her mother,
Mrs. ]. B. Shannafelt.
John Davis and w. ]. Berry went to
Canton yesterday to begin their street
paving contract there.
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. SSys a f tIe ios on sSSsh Front street
RINEHART &TlTUM,

~ 2s57 6RapIino street. brick. 10 rooms; lot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-14
Your Mood

Undoubtedly needs thorough cleans.
ing this season to expel impurities, keep
up the health-tone aud prevent disease.
You should take Hoods Sarsaparilln,
the best blood purifier and system tonic.
It Is unequalled in positive medicinal
merit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-14
a o r. S AID.

House ofseven rooms 2623 Chapline street
House OF SIX rooms, with modern improve
ments. lot 3Sxl9O. South Broadway, Illnnd. $500.
House OF seven rooms. Eoh street, Lo01 cash,
balance on easy terms, $500 m ~
Lot on South Jacob strest, 500 N
Lot on Jacob street. Centre heelIng, $50.
Very desirable building lots IN Hehren1 ~
speideS addition; also on tho late site Of street.
House Of nvo rooms on EoR street, between
Twenty fourth and Twenty.afth streets. $500.
House. six rooms, Wood street Centre Wheel /.
House, Ave rooms, brick. Fourtechth street.
Half lot on Twenty.ninth street. $Q. Ft
House, three rooms. First ward, $50
House. four rooms, Jacob street, Centrs Wheel
Two very deslnble lots on South Front s.rsst
Business house on corner Twenty,si1th and
4 large iot At IoNechen. 100 BY 2Ds ieet verI
cheap.
House OF eight rooms. brlcS, Jacobstreok BIZ
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streetA
Seven lots. 6oxl0o tees In FllRn. iWhyte, au1
GRllagher's addition. Price SOD 70 SOD each.
One OF the belt manufacturing heoI In the
aity ,frontluyon two rlllroadL
Choice lott In GlendAla
LOIS In Fifth ward 10 Ftlau : WhyeSI s
% SN'1-S'1 TO LOAN. To-.
$500. $780, $1,000 and COO to lOaasop city RAJ
es'a~' - mp re
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-14

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable per-
iectly harmless, effective, but do not
cause pain or grippe. Be sure to get
Hoods, 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-14
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE!

sI.sOO buys o lot sg9k feet fronting on South
Broadway, in Waters's addition.
500 buys 95x122 feet on South York street
800 buys 25xlEa feet on South Huron street
$50 buys Skip ieet on North Huron street,
road. 3s.ri' :
81 400 buys fine lot on South Front street.
5000 buys fine lot on South Front street
g. $50 buys finc lot on North Front street
Sl0D buys tlno lot IN Pleasant Valley, lSox3S0t
81 100 buys fine lot In Pleasant Valley, e0x251t Il
$3.50 buys a lot 30XlSt feet on Zane street.,
sl25 buys a lot 2SxI21 # on Eof st., Eighth ward.
81, 500 buys lot 31x9l feet on Fifteenth street,
$500 buys a lot a0xl0l feet on South Elm street,
5000 hugs a lot 30Xl00 feet on South Penn ttrcet.
5000 buys q lot6Oxl01 feet on Eott street, Eighth
ward. f1I
We also have improved propertIel in all
No as6s chGpIine street. brick, 10 rooms; lot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-14
NESBITT g. DEVINE,
1880 Market Street. mylo.
FOR, SAI,E.

=
Three houses on Wood street, between Thirty
nth and Thlrty.slxth streets on ahttyitoot lot;
rents for 81 per month. L ~ lt.ltAs
No. $50 Wood street. lot S0x10o feet six rooms
A splendid manufacturing OF building 1lte,d
one OF the best In tho city, 100 feet square o6fi
ner OF Forty .second and Water Streets win Boz
soldRsR whole or In lots "a
from tho city. A good orchard. six aetet In
ErapeA has eroomed house. stables, etc, and
the, best Of water VIII sell oneasy ternsor
Lots in HoImanniS addition, tKe best value IN
the Eighth ward, on very easy tatma for shcEt
time a.
store
Fine houses In Caldwell run. cheap 500 TO 800
No. IBl5 Jacob street. rents for S1ie...,......., 100
No Il Thlrty.cIghth street, six rooms. new, 100
No. 1924 ChApline street, ten.roomed hoti1o
and two lots. ~ u
Brick house. four rooms and hall, Forty. r.!
frst and Woods streets, full lot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-14

BuorNg kills reaches, led bugs and
ali insects instantly. Is non.poisonous.
Is cents. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-14
The Copeland Medical Institute.
Located Permanently, Second Floor
11s1 Main St., Wheeling, W. Va.
w. H. coPELANb,, M. D.,
cosmnFIuS physician
L. G. DAVIS. M.iDs
Resident Physician.

specialties: Catarrh and all diseases OF the Eye,
Ear, Throat and Lungs, Stomach and all Chronic
Diseases once hours, 9to II q NJ. TO p. m,
ito p. IN. Sunday, 10 70 lp a. M, 2to Up. m.
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tAss $500 worth 70 have The Pistsburs club re-
lease him and he wouldn't give up the money.
In consequence Mr.. Whitney viii report
Gus Wsyhins has not yet reported to Mana
The Cincinnati club 10 incorporated in Ken
lucky, the Pittsburgs and New Yorks in New
jersey and Washingtons In virginia
Jimmy Calvin 10 not saying much these days,
but he T. working like Trojan.
There 10 some foundation for the belief that
when JACK Glasscock, Perry Werden, Jack
Crooks and Van Dyke get into discussion Won
der Abe will In desperation sst up shout for
Comiskey.
In game a few days ago at Hot Springs
"Buck Ewing played right field and he sue
ceeded in throwing . man out at first base
distance not stated--whereupon be sat down
and wrote Manager Powers that his arm 10 a.
good a. ever.
Jerry Denny Is said to Be drinking nothing
League for the coming season has been made.
II will consist of 16s games to be played by
each club during . season Of eight months, be-
ginning March 26 and ending November "a.
President Hart of the Chicago club says that
the great trouble in the Pfeffer case is the fact
that Louisville does not want Pfeffer
Gen. Dixwsll will accompany the Bostons on
their trips, as usual
Joliet has signed George A. Decker, Frank
Carroii. william J. Murray, Jacob WE'LL, A. c.
McVlcker. Charles Jones' i. Sharp, E. Fischer,
Ernest Gregg and Eugene Moriarity.
-FOUR hits were made off Ehret by q New
Orleans amateur team Monday.
Iom Brown has given up his position in New
ZOE ehiisrd rooms, Boston, and 10 getting into
trim for the ball season.
Tue 25-cent seats at Pittsburg will be erected
IN deep center field and will seat 1000 people.
The matter will be definitely settled in a day or
two. The directors are anxious to afford the
patrons OF the club every convenience and
comfort possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

The A A. L. Arranges = schedule and Formu-
hates Rules.

The base ball committee OF the Amateur
Athletic Union has prepared its report on the
amateur base bail ehampionship for 1892
Several changes have been made IN the rules
and III the futUIe a, viii be impossible to have
any conflict as TO when and where the final
games shall be played The conditions Of the
Face are follows;
l. Ratries of base ball teams, composed Of
amateurs. members Of any amateur athletic
club eligible to membership in the A. A. T..
viii be received by the secretary Of the A. A..
L. up to and including April IS. Each entry
must De accompanied by fee of $50
2 When all the entries have closed the
A. A. T. base bali committee will pre-
pare schedules The preliminary games
will be played during May, june and July.
1s52 Such schedules 10 he arranged if posi-
bic % At New YORK city and vicinity, q, AZ
Philsdeiphis. (1l al Boston. - at Washington.
q at Dstsoit. o. at Cleye sud and IN At anv
other point the committee NAV determine
Not ies- thar two team entYIes will be re-
eeIved TO insure = schedule Of gaEes IN a given
locality.
l. Teams winning tie Boston. New York
Philadelphia and Wash ngtou series will pIay
Oil 40 follows: Philadelphia and Washington TO
play series during the week commencing
Monday. August 10, ending Saturday 70. and m
case OF rsin or interference the games to be
clrded- BOSTON and New York to plav on dur
In the same week same terms; nVe games
TO be played In AL The team winning three
games Ia te declared the winner Of the series.
The winners Of the Philadelphia sshingtou
se ries and New York bo-tos series ALL nlay of,
Tor the final, or eastern championship the
week commencing September and ending
September 10, and in case Of rain or interfer.
enee the eho'ee OF opening games to be decided
~ above
Teams winning the Detroit Cleveland
SERIES will play OFF Tor the ina. OF westei.
championship the week commencing Septs 10
Der and ending September 10.
Durirg tie week commencing Octobel
D and endIng October a series for Ii ,
Championship OF the United States will b,
played, to consist Of fve games, three Il
oT.s city and two in The other. the openin,
games 10 be decided on the grounds Cd In
club winning the toss. In case of raiH OF IN
asoldAbls interference the games to be play Q,
on the following days, Sundays excluded
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held in May on one OF the largest and best ap-
pointed grounds near Philadelphia probably
Mannheim 1t Is probable. from the large num-
Der OF entries which would be made. that it
would take at least two days to decide the diff
ferens events. and one Of the members Of the
committee estimated that the attendance would
aggregate between 40, 900 and $1,000 people
Letters have been received from many OF the
colleges and all indorse the movement enthu-
siastically. The University Of Pennsylvania as
sures hearty cooperation, as does Harvard
New York University promises to send team
and Lafayette and Rutgers say they will posi-
lively be represented. Columbia says it is .
move in the right direction and Lehigh, Penn
sylvania College and Dickinson have sent en-
couraging letters.
The program as now outlined will include
running, Jumping. bicycle riding, putting shot,
throwing hammer, pole vaulting, base ball. Ia
crosse. tennis, &c. II is designed that one day
shall be given up to sports entirely. the second
day 8 events to include the base ball and other
contests.
The rules governing the contest will be those
OF the intercollegiate Association. The arrange
ments will be made agreea bic to all the colleges
and II is suggested that the colleges appoint
auxiliary committees to act in conjunction with
the A. G. S. n. committee.
The decoration of the grounds will be quite
a feature, 1t being proposed to erect marques.
for each college. the respective colors to be dis
played. This will do away with the dressing
room which is generally used.
The entries must all be from the colleges.
The A. {. S. y. will give all the prizes, in the
shape Of medals and cups for points, and pos
sibiy banners for the teams.
A special meeting was held at the Athletic
Club of the Schuylkin Navy on Thursday night
in Philadelphia for the purpose Of making ar
ranSem ents for the proposed meeting. The
committee which has the affair under manage
ment Is as follows: Eugene Greber, chairman;
Capt. III. Mcmillan, Charles ]. McCleary. w. s.
Sheard. W. S W. kirky, H. W. Lloyd and Rob-
ert Chapman. Invitations we're sent out to
twenty-two colleges, follows: Dartmouth,
Amherst. Williams. Harvard. Pennsylvania,
Yale, Trinity, Wesleyan, Columbia, Stevens,
Rutgers, Fordham, Cornell. Princeton. State
College, Dickinson, Swarthmore, HavertOrd,
Lehigh, Lafayette, Bucknell and Johns Hop
kil.s OF the above athletic associations Prince
ton has promised to send a contingent of be-
tween fifty and sixty athletes, while the follow
ing have definitely promised their hearty sup
port: University of the City OF New York,
Columbia, Yale, Harvard, University of Penn
sylyania, Haserford, Lafayette, Amherst, Cor
nell and Rutgers.
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New Clas. for ScuIIers.

There is a strong feeling III favor of forming
another class of senior oarsmer who have won
their intermediate race. This move will be a
good thing for amateur scullers in PLiladel-
phia, Pittsburg and other towns. In these sec
tons there are several clever scalers who have
tried the highest honors in the senior class and
although they row III faQlJless style ana train
with great care. they are. nevertheless, badly
handicapped in weight from competing with
such men as Caffrey, Hedley. Hawkins. Bergen
aud Higgins. The plan now is to have four
CLASSES tor scullers. as follows: Juniors, inter
nediates, seniors and championships.
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Dashiell the first lieutenant Of athletics and
one of the best sll-sround men in the club. will
have complete control over all outdoor games.
Ee is a good manager. and experience has
demonstrated his ability in this line. He is
quite An athlete himself and holds the pole
fauIsf.S record for the District.
The elr5 is determined to keep up its excel
lent record OF tue water, and already there
Is a crew in training for the intermediate
race Of the interstate regatta, which is to be
held at Philadelphia on Decoration day. under
the auspices Of tie Athletic Club OF the Schuyl-
kill Navy. The crew training is Ralph Lee.
stroke; Richard Campbell. Adds Merritt. H.
". Blunt. jr-, Henry Selden. E B. D Cleary.
Charles G0odioye, u. l. Shoemaker and George
Van Dyck.
BALL NINE
There are any number OF candidates for the
ball nine and Captain Wells has them all in
training. He says that he will give every man
show before finally selecting a team.
0lr. c. G.. Van Hook will manage the team.
There are several new players OF well-knowu
ability who will be found with the Columbus
this year, but at present their names are with
held
The following schedule has been made up for
tie team: Cornell University. March so and 81
Nationals, April 2; Johns Hopkins. April Is:
Princeton. April 10; Georgetown, April 81
Kendall Green, April %; Y. NJ {. A. OF Balti-
more. May IL; Georgetown. May II; Dickinson
College, May "A; University of Virginia, May
q; A c. s v, May 80.
After this schedule is completed the local
championship season viii begin
Fuller reports that he il getting excellent
control OF ne bali and will pitch Ill Ia best
form this summer. He is prae:ieius daily al
Eyattsvills-
Eddy Walsh viii play with the Y. VI. C. A. s
this season He will occupy center gar den.
Hs Is practieing daily with the Geor getown
team
ANOTHER LADIES DAY.
On Tuesday next the club will give another
Of those popular latiies' days, at which there
WI be decided innovation. In lieu of an
athletic entertainment there will be a grand
musleale. under the aiaEag ut OF Dir. Howard
Burr. Among other artists who will partici-
pate NAV be mentioned Prof samuel
Fabian, whose delightful instrumental solos
have proved such an attraction AT the club
smokers Prof. Fabian viii come from Baiti-
nore. The Washington BIDjo Club VIII rem
de- choice selections and Mr.. Van Manning Will
whistle Prot RakeInann, The vrll-kpoxn vio-
hnist, will also be present well as the Bach
elors Quartet and Prof. N&nder.
Hub smith viii sIDg his new topical song,
'Just Ny Lack. aud bis new sentimental
compositions. entitled. Home of Ny Child
hood, and line Cot Where Was Born
ATLANTIC DIVISION OF The UNION.
There viii be q meeting Of the Atlantic di-
vision CT the \. ~ L. March 10 and IL at the
Columbia Athletic Club house to arrange o
Schedule for the summer outdoor season.
1t Is understood that both the \. IL c. A.
and the &. n 4. will have outdoor sports in
ths spring and If Is not improbable that WASH
In ltOn VI. again have the annual meet OF the
Amateur Athletic Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

The schedule Of games for the new Western
League has been completed and il ready for
the inspection Of the magnstss at the Chicago
meeting next week. The season opens April
~, the same day - the National League, and
closes on October 1. The first division Of
games ENDS July Is, and consists Of eighty
six games. The second has ffty-fOur games.
In the first division Toledo opens in Columbus,
Milwaukee in Indianapolis, st. Paul in Omaha
and Minneapolis In Kansas City. Labor day
and Decoration day dates are booked in the
east, Fourth of July in the West and Sunday
games are scheduld in every city on the circuit
with the exception Of Indianapolis
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THE LONDON ToURNAMENr.
Problems, Games, Solutions and so1vsrs
Notes.

The masters tourney in London is now well
under way and has reached the fourth round of
the eleven TO be played. The veteran Bird and
Lasker. the Berlin phenomenon. are leading
with three wins each. closely followed by Van
'liet. an American by birth. with ~. Next
comes strong fsvorite for first place, James
Mason Of London, and the other contestant to in
the following order; Fenton, Lee, Loman,
Mortimer Locock, Jasnogrodsky. Rumboll and
poor old Gossip last of all We give below q
fine game scored by Van Vliet against Bird.
PROBLEM No. 90 tTouRNEy No I'D.
(COmposed for Tho Evonipo Star
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EARLY SPRING RIDES.
Pleasant Weather Gave Wheelmen
an Opportunity.
SOCIAL MEETINGS OF CLUBS.


FTER A WEEK OF
rain, snow and windy
weather last Sunday
turned on, TO be = plsss-
ant day asd scores Of
bicyolisss took sdvss-
tage Of 10 The CON-
duit road was in erssl-
lent condition. snddur-
ins the day fully . hun
bred vheslmen went
over the road ~ far -
Cabin John bridge.
The Columbia boys had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

year ~ have three frst-cisa men. We were
weak In the box last year. but this season
think We will be particularly strong. II the
Louisville deal goes through we will have Q
nicely rounded team. feel 81 il my team il
all right and yill win more than its shars Of
gamss."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
COLLEGE ATHLETICs
An the Chs mpians To Compete In all Kinds
Of sports in PhiladeIphia In May

Of Sports in philadelphia. In May
field tournament for American colleges
erly has been projected by the athletic club of
the sehuylkill Navy. Ii is proposed to bring
tossshsr al the champion athletes in each class
and TO give one Of the greatest athletic
tournaments ever held in the world
The A. c. s " has appointed Eugene
Zieber, chairman; Capt Henry MeMil-
Ian, Charles J. McClsary, Winfield s. sheard,
Robert Chapman. R. W. Lloyd and W. s. W.
Kirby ~ q committee to make all the necessary
Arrangements.
The arrangements have progressed 20 far that
u u sale to say thai the tournament VIII be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
SOLUTIONS AND sOLvERs.

Problem No. 81 fTourney No. 81 Key is ORG
The attempted solution by Kt-B6 CHI. sent in BY sew
eral so vers is stopped by check the black bishop
after K-k e. FSnni BY A. v Bqatrits {4a.e) l. Y
ODD. o. l.. Mo.stad, S. C. Durham do OTTO
WurzUurg, neat, +. NJ. Borlett. $50; Z. Aug
RuehsaIn 40, Elon Behrend (4-17), r. H. Ez-
dorf t4-3gD.
Probem No. 93 Tourney No. 81. Key is P-Qe
so,v , Geo, Hein.Z g.. TOO much material Tor
clumsy. j, idea GOOD A. v Bos.rite g. 3aI. E; NJ.
Weaver, s. C; Dunham Cs-32l,. r. Ii. Ezlorf t3-42)
T. Aug Ruebsam te-30); c. ]. n. (3-3o), E. L. Z. !,
Eon Bshrend (3--20l
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L. A. w. Appointments.


American wheelmen has about completed Tie
list Of appointments for his new committee
Since his election to Office he has. with ths
assistance of his executive COMMITTEES, -
lected prominent men from the various -
visions to I'LL the important ofices.
The men on the racing board, the most i'm
portant Department OF the l. A W., have been
selected with great care. Howard Z. Raymond
OF Brooklyn has been chosen chairman. With
him will serve Louis A. Miller Of Msriden,
Conn; Henry Crowtber Of Phiisdelpbia, Gee.
CoIlister OF Cleveland. w. G. Thorne Of Chicago
and W. W. Watts OF Louisville. Nessrs. Miller
and Collister have been resppointsd The
chairman Of the board is prominent Brooklyn
wheelmsn; the Chicago member IL . vell-knovn
On the highway improvement comuisss,
Isaac b. Potter of Brooklyn has been selected
ss chairman w. NJ Boins Of Rhode lsland
will serve with Mr.. Potter. hsssrs J. q. Dean
Of Boston and Charles Costume OF Poughkesp-
sic have been appointed on the rights and
privileges committee Mr.. Dean b chaarmAn
OF the committees
The rules and regulations eomnitsss vssas
bus a. chairman and George T. yohnsoa Of
Louisville. The membership oommittss VII b
composed Of George G. Pennsu Of Elisabeth,
chairman; Howard l. Perkins Of Mode Ialand
and NJ. A. High Of Cincinnati The lsgisla<ivs
committee will include James r. Dunn Of Eev
York - chairman, George A Perkins, Of hasss-
chusetts, c. s. Davis Of ksnsas and W. a
Shinkls Of Ohio.
There are several positions yes . BE- alisd-
IL UNDERWOOD thAs Albert A. Moot Of Maryland
win ssums the chairDanship Of shs sssasper-
tation COMMITTEES. A seventh member Of he
racing board b yss - - syps1nasA H ~
come from The vssk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

Hooven's lsrge mill was shut down ct Norris.
town, Pa, Wednesday for an indehniss period.
Over $50 are thrown out OF work. Mr.. Hooven
said that the mill had been closed on account
Of over-production, and he could not stAss whoa
they would resume
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12

Dsais-"Aftsr Miss Fits ays her prayers
every night she LOOKS under TIE bed, but she
nas rover feand D.a in al thess ysarA"
Jeasie-"Wonderful And she Keeps on pray
ingr-Nec York Herald
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III E SPAR RE RS,

wrestlers and fencers
have had their inning
and the gymnasts have
ceased their tumbling;
the athletes are making
preparation for the
spring and summer
championships AT the
Columbia Athletic Club
there are fully twenty
five men in active train
ing, AMI when the
a,~s.
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YOUNG MEN OF Drawn
Preparing for Athletic Championship
Sports.
THE NEXT A. A. BALL SEASON.

Columbus who Are Ambitious to Row on
the Crew Schedule OF the G. A. c. Ball Nine
Proposed intercollegiate Meeting Near
PhilatieIpbis-Soutber Tennis Association.
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Going u Little Too Far.

Harry Mcmillan has resigned the captaincy
Of the Athletic Club Of the Schuylkill Navy, his
resignation to take effect April o, the date Of
the meeting Of the board Of governors. The
recent CLUB smoke" entertainment is the bone
of contention, the board Of governors disap-
proving some things that were permitted that
night. The cock fighting and the boxing bout
between colored menwere Objectionable features
and the Rocao-Corrigan match was permitted
TO 20 dtoge ther too fsr.-Philade@phia Record