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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16

piirbe, bic Ser. Staaten fir cine 9lrt
BON Straf : Gplonie anSuieben, pobin
man ale gti9tsnuBe abidiebt, I'M tie
los at merben, DO man bann bod itur
@efabr lallfett uiir0e, gu ibr fur5 ober
lang wieber snriif9el6idt 81. erbalten.
Mern ni6t ob unb 81 aus gerlin
pber Yari5 Qe11elbet miirDe, Dab abers
mails cine Yernebrung Der Nrtilerie
pbcr cine 8ertdrfung Ser 6lotte qez
plant miirDe, hann ipllte man nirtlib
meinen, Die 6errI6aitbes neipiQen Welt=
frieDers" lei ieBt briiben angebrnhen.
Selblf bic rulliid. Slot
tenDen1pnltration Dor %9tleranbria lnb
Bic hii6zitalieniidsbri
tide @egenpemonltration dnbern an
bieiem iiberuls friebliAen @eiammtges
mdlOe ni6t Dos @eringite. Sb Der
Sbeoipe idliebli6 in &airo ober &Onz
Itanlinopel ninpeitirt" wirb, bas bletbt
ant GnDe bod bios 8ormia6e 1nb at
Der Sa6e ielbf-1tdmli6 an Der @puz
trolle Gnglanbs iiber bic Nngelegenbeis
ten NegDple15-nirb ba5 bod rur iebr
menig perGneern. @rpBbritautlien
piirbe ebe1t gerabe5u Selbfmorb be-
geben, tpe1t1 es li6 D,eie @ortrole ilber
9legppten unb bamit b%ieienige iiber
ben Sue3 : Canal, Die nd6ite StraBe
mad Sritif6 Snoien-aus Der Sanb
tpinDen liete.
Sic YropbeSeiungen einiger 5dpar5z
ieber, mel6e meiHten, bab es bie5 Wfal
nibt getin9eu perOe, Die reu aufgelegte
preuGii6e Stats ultD beutihe &ei6Sz
Nnleibe auf5ubringen, linb nun bod SIT
S6anoen gefporbcn. geim S6lufIe
Der 3ei6nungen ergab es ii6 pielmebr,
baB Die preuBiIde Stuats : Inleibe
3fa6 unO Die Deuti6e &ei6s Nnleibe
4fa9 iiber5ei9net mprben lei - ELL nit
6inii6t auf Die gegsnmdrtige feines=
pegs gldn5enbe 6iuanS : Situation iez
benfals iebr gldi15enbes &eiultat.
Ser teue fran5oli6e 3onsSarif 1T
erft felt &ur5em in Strait aetreten unb
19on p~ropbe3eit mon iiberaa, baB bers
felbe Dem 0arbel unb @emerbe Tranfz
reidls berbdngniBool werben wiirbe.
Sit 8ranfrti6 f6Dn bur6 Die pnlitiihe
Siplirung i'll cine iible Gage geratbett,
10 bat es biefe Gage ielbit nod perz
i6limmert, inoem es iid ourdr bieie
11ere 3pageiebgebung an6 nod mirtbs
f1aftlib ilollrt batl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16
Sic Wcr,umnnn.

BET tautern @e1ter in 6r lie iu sebrh. tritt ntht iebr
nduftS ttn, aber BEL pen uns iuo tdui9 genotbtSt,
ib bdbithem 2Setter ausSuiesen. 8rdntbeite !, nell
DE p9n %Gltaltuns bcrrubreu, iinp nitt aaf beioarere
3ei'en ees SabreS beidr1utr. Das lit IbdlIdhe, besz
balb Iolts lid IN cem Wanfitra t iertn SluieS etuaS
betinren unh 5pnr M 81 Ntdt etu semo n t9es Reiss
mtitel, Gem aues IrbIt apBer tie aufreserre Gtsen=
Ihaft, int bern .iu Stuparat, oaS Bet ietuen Iidrtenfen
&t9e.idaften fa5 Sbrper,pitem in milper Nsti,e frdfs
ttBr unr bic nurdp zen aproer an 6beitsr sesen RE uH=
bilren her Bitteruns piperfanrsfdbts mapt. S9cfte:z
tess Maser= Q itter5 bat cret eoer pier Giaenid1a ften,
III feiu auperer dbnlidber artIfei beiist. G8 bect niGt
auein Gle G'ibeu, pelpe eS i6itsbih betlt, eS feitist
ouh naS spnem seSen rue '4itnimen @Infliie pes
Wttterun8srepiel5, lpelhe lid nur gu oft nit toc.liter
Eiitun5 in 6prm Der @rtppe selenb MAIDEN; 8 brtnst
etlen tptaien nmiblpua5 tn benz stiAndAten 3us
ftahhe zines SpfemS berpcr, ea5 b~eiputer5 Der @es
fabr etneS NnfaaS BON pieier Srantbett au5seiest tit
un6 es bat hte Gtsenifaft, ete @efabren gu beigtttSen,
ipel6e pen ether ger,6lehreruns res 8lutes unb ppn
I'm .rcnunsen Der Geber unb Der Nerbaaun9Scrsane
hrohen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16
SanOtnurmt.

@er an ganbmurm leibet, feiibe fir
mein &aDifa : MitteI. Seine
6u1gerfur erforberli9. Mtein Mittel
1T leidt gu nebmen. ielblt fir Sinber
unb l6w69t ni6t ben a0rper. Ga>
rartie fir @rfolg. Breis $3.50. @lei6s
seitig perienbe i6 bas beriibmte 3eras
uniDerIal 9eilpilalter, Siibnerausens
un0 WarSenpflafter, Catarrh Snuff.
Pile Ointment fotpie mein unfeblbas
res Neuralgias2 Eminent. IOreHe:
W. Sell, Iutin, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16
Cine beimiihe Snonitrie.
Geo. ManbrD's 9ampf , aaferei.

Man bort hdufig, baB beimii6e Srs
bultrie-na6 benz Spribmorte: Ser
Bropbet gilt ni6ts in ieinem Batter
lanbe" - in Der eigeneu Stabt penig
anerfannt mirb. Stun, bel SEQ. Man=
0rp 8 9ampffiferei 1T bies nidt Der
SAL. SIN 8egentbeil finbsn Die ga
brifate Der Sabrif reiBenben Nbfab unb
ie lit NIT 4uftrdsen ni6t MIR pon bier,
ionbern BON iiberaa Der, f0rmli6 iber=
bduft. Ser @rfOlg Der groBartig eirz
geridteten &iferei 1T fem @ebeimniB.
9err Manbrp 1T elm Wteilter in feinem
SADIE. @r bat ME harauf gepartet,
baB inn %ausmdrtigs &onfurrena 3uporz
fam, ioubern er i6nitt lie ftets ielbii
ab, inbem er bieIeueiten Nni6ahungen
ma6te unb Die neuelten Mai6iaen auf=
iMtelte. Seute lit er fir Die bebeutenbs
fen 4uftrdge in 6difern, 8ottiden, @i>
lternen &c. eingeri6tet unb ole merb1n
Tie prompt ausgefibrt. 9ie 9iiferei bes
finbet ii9 108 unb ITO Iuitin>S trabe.
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Die bette 8elegenheit, gum 8eidhaffs=
mnnn anSSebiloet gu Werren.

0te ein5ige 9anbelsz Nfabemie i'm
Staate Seras, melde man als cine
Nnitalt erfter &lane be3ei6nelt fann, 1T
obne Srage bas bieiige "Alamo City
Business College" Sbren 4nipru6 auf
cine fold bobe unb beionbere SteIung
fam bieie Nnitalt auf lire ipitematii6e
@intbeilung Der peri6ieoenen Separtes
nients, Die a0e unter Der 2eitung err
fabrener ut0 tii6tiger 2ebrer liegen,
baliren. &ei6 iauitrirte aataloge mer=
ben auf Wuni6 iiberaa bin frei pers
fanbt. %. 6. . IL d m a II, 9ireftpr.
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&. &. Collins Manufacturiua
26 Solebab>S trabe, San @ntonio

Co., SO. /, 3, 5 unb Z Oits9oufton
StraBe, bat Die gr6bte gusmabl in
Minbz, Yferbefrafts, 9ampfs unb
SanbSYumpen aler 9lrt unb porsiig>
li6lter &onitruftion: Malier &obren
aler Dirt nebit 3ubebDr I'M GrpB nnb
&%leinbanbel. Spbraulii6e 1ummen
unD gBinbmiiblen aler @roBe gum
Bumpen nnD Mablen linb bort Su bas
ben ODer merben auf 8eitelung bel orgt.
@rDBe Nusipabl in alien 9lrtifeln unb
biaige Brelie bel g~eOiegeniter Nuss
fiihrltnQ.
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u. 6. paris. S. q. &otbmen.
Paris &

pboto8ropbif6es Ntelier,
SEQ. II unb Is @efts6p Commerce traBe
San 9lntpnio. 9ie a%llerneuelten Gem
res in photographer fem ausgefiibrt,
ebenio elegant menn ni6t Better, mie
irgenb tpel6e i'm Staate. 2~ebeusgrnBe
G%raponsY ortraits unb ale 9lrteu BON
Gergr0Berungen. Gebt elre gilber
ni6t Sremben, llnt iie pergr0Bern 81
lafien, menn bic @rbeit bier BON perz
artiportli6en aiinitlern 5ur pollen 3us
f~riebenbeit ausgefiibrt lperben fam.
@ir lieferrl nur 9rbeit er tier &lahe ab.
4nli6ten DON @ebduben merben aufs
genommen unb ale 4uftrdge auBerbalb
bes @teliers prompt beiorgt.
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@m. Muth,s

8arten NJ unb &on5erts2ofaI
auf benz @oupernments 6iigel, gege1ts
uber pom @ingang gum BarabeplaB.
9ie Snfai1en BON &uti6en tperben poisl
garroom aus bebient, Nngenebmer
@ufentbalt i'm @arten. @roBer DOR
siiglid pentilirter Saal. Smpprtirte
Meine, feline gebisfies, 2iqu6re. ltets
prr5iigli6es Bier f; feline @igarren. S e.
ben Sonntag Sea d IT a gpon
4 llbr alb 9 roBesSrei &on5ert.
@benDs 8all. Dag 2ofal ftebt
Bripat9eieai6aften CUR Gerfiisuns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16
mebr ais
Yerionen geDcia
bnrd) ste @etlmitte1 bes
4. Meyer,

nei'en Shame in gnn5 Siio. unb Mittelamcrifa
our6 Die ipunssrbaren SeilerfpIse, neldie CT
er5ieIt bat, beriibnst geiporcen tit una Der
Gnpfeblungen berporro9euber 2eIte aus allen
Gbeilen Der Net feiibt. Rrofeiior SLEEPER
itainmt crs 0rabien, unb pie aenntnib Der
@igenibaiten beilfrdfttger &tduter, Duraeln
unS Slutbcn bat it'd iett Sa9rbunberten in
leiner Namilie pererbt. Taulenpe bon t3en9s
niiien, meide S~ebermann sur @inltdt pffen
liesen, be tatisen, ipeld9e iiberraidenoen oeilz
erfoIge ct II pielen Sdlen. bic bon berpors
ra9enceu aerStsn fir bpHnun9slos erflart
puroei,, rr5ielt bat.
Mann,r unb Grauen. bic seldbmt i9ienen
aui 2ebcns;eit uno gu biilfofen &riippeln yes
pcrben iparsn, haten bur6 Bite wunoerbaren
9eilinittel bes 9rpfeiiorS ibre 3eiunebeit nies
oererlanst unb ipeiben ibtn TIRE SeSenss
niinihe.
Sie SeiImitteI bes 8rcfeiiprs Meper f,lris
rem ~folgenpe &rar fbeiten: @beumatismu6
nto Sdtutnnindbt, S4minbel, Nierens
itDruuaen, 9iftenipeb, 5eiteniteden, 8atarrb,
seidle4tlide sdpa&esuttdnoe, aitbmn,
Srpn6itis, 9bspepiia, t1uperoauli9feit, STA.
aenleiOen, tpetben Gtub, 9dmorrbptoem, 81.
fteln, 2uneenlsioen, 9alSs unh 2ungen!eiDen
lei Srtuen unb &inbern, Hiidenmarffranfs
neiten, Srisbt',dbe Nieren : aranfbeit,
Sfropbeln, STE ebiuat, @eldpiilite Smpp.
ten3 Malaria, 8ppfweA g lbiu9t, Suubheit,
Guetlbungen unb o1e sebeimen Granfbsiten.
Certificate @ebelltet aus allen 9beilen Der
Belt liegen Dor.
9tofefior SLEEPER fennt bic &unit Der Mais
iase aufs @riinolidite unb nerfust iiber ma
turlsGen Magnetismns, Der BON beilfraitisiier
8irfuns tit. 9as @leftriftren n%.ittelft 9tppa.
rutS tpirb BON ibm na9 mifienidaftli4en
@runbidben auseefubrt.
@on ausse5ei9neter &raf. sur Seiluns ein.
s'ipur5eIter Ssiten iino bic aus Ben @ien5en
etprobter 9eiltrduter bereiteten 8absr tes
8rofefpr Sleeper, bod, miiien b,elelben, pa
ibre 8ereituns srOber GorsfaIt bsbarb ielbfLs
reritanclia porber beftsIt werben.
Yrof for Meber qarantirt, bab bic bon
| ibm perabfolaten 9eilmittel ~feinerlei Gift ODER
ionitige iHdSiide stoffe entbalten.
Gs fol- bon Trptenor DEEPER feineSfreeS
ben rOraanrenen tidbttgen Ner3tea 9lbbrud
aeiheben ; er mill r,r bsienisen patientert
meIde ale aer5te seb6rt unb periu4t baben,
obne 9iilfe gu finben. Seiue Silfsmittel bel.
fen Ssbe'n, benz iiberb nupt nod seboIfen tper.
Ben farm.
Spre9 Climber:
8-11 ubr 8ormittags, 1-3 ubr Na9s
mittags, 6-8 ubr Mbenbs.
PROFESSOR MEYER.
Gde Commerce nnb Naparrp : Strabe,
cine Treppe bod.
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9eutSdhc SpbsSffice.

9eutf6e, iomie engiiide Sruf-9lr
beiten perben prompt unb biaig perz
fertigt bon Sobn g Of tt, SEQ Z
NOrb prefasS Be. guftrdge
BON uuBerbalb erbeten.
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ng- &ei6baItigeS Eager BON eIes
eattten unb beauemen 9auSs &bden unb
BON Welten tn Der goll3en : tabt bel
$. %, Abams 3, 237 SfsSoufons
StraBe.
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0emtid1 : @ngliid1e gdbnlc,

Gan Mntonto, Sera8.
Mnerfannt tiicbtise sebranftali fir 3naben
uno Dido9en lett breibis Sopren in reser
% rfiquifsit. 9ortrefflide Sebrtrsfie mnte,
betpdbrter seituns. Der snstiiden Sprode
hiro, ME Der beutiden, pole 5ed,nung ges
trasen. Nnberoem llnterritt i'm spdniiden.
G~tnigermaben bprbereitete Sdiiler finnen je.
oerjelt aufnabme. Jidhere aasfunft ertbetlen
perr s. @roos, Yraiicent bes Shu[ @ors
hunbss un Us III. Sarbed, Director Der
Anjtait. tuip-
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gpmtbern @acific : @ahm.

Mb brit.
Na9 NepzS Orleans, 9oititon unb Gal=
be1ton :45 Born. nnb 200 Nbenbs.
Mnfunft.
8on 9tepzS rleans, 6ouftDn unb Sal
pelton 900 9orm. unb 1908 9tadm.
81 a brit,
Na9 San Sraneisee, 81 gafo unb
eagle paB.--......-.4:35 Na6m.
Nnfunt t.
gon Sun Srancisco, 81 pafo utb
eagle YaB .........-.8:15 0orm.
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g. n. & II. q. 8abn.

Nbfabrt.
Na6 @alpeitott, Spuiton unb Guero
tdgllhE Inn :. $780, 800 VDrm.
Nad Corpus @briti, &odport unD 8ees
billie 1dgli6 um... 1880 Na6m.
Ha6 aerrpiae tdgli6, ausgenommen
Sonnta9s, um...-.--..5 200 9ta9.
Nnfmnft.
gon @albeiton, 9oufton unb Guero
tdgli6 UNI .----. $40 Nberbs.
8on Corpus @briiti, &odport unb 8ee=
nile, tdglid UNI. 2:55 Nadm.
@on &erruiQe tdgli6, ausgenommen
Sonntags ...........9:45 gorm.
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Rag @er pirfli6 biibi6e unb gez
i6madpole Sob Qrbeiten altss
gefiibrt, 8ii6er gebunben ODER
auf 8eiteQung angefertigt baben mil,
Der menbe ii6 an bic beit-ausgeitattete
0ruderei unb Su6binberei bes Siibz
peftens, on Die
Sobuiom Sros. @rintims Co.,
26 SolebabsS trabe, San @mtonio.
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Earmier,

uel6e Observation-Disclosures gu faus
fen piini6en, fOlten iid an Sips &
8 aarmannD enben, I'M beren er,
ftaunli9 niebrise gaarpreife gu er,
fabren.
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GiitubaDn Tabr @lan.
=. & 6. u. 8abn.

5. Il s. u. Babn.
Nbfabrt.
Sad ct. 2oris pia Sron Mountain
ober Sc. s.. & S----5:45 Ntorgens.
Na6 ct. 2ouis pia Sron Molntain
&Dmte .......... 6 100 MbenDs.
Na6 2arebo 1900. 9:55 Sorm.
Nnfan t..
8on ct. 2ouis, Srun Mountain & 80.
6. & S.,.-......-..9:35 8orm.
8on st. 2Ouis, Sron Mouatain & 80.
SC. e.. -.-....--~1 10000 MbenbS.
Tpn SureDp 5.35 Hadm.
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nB- @enn man bas Neuefte in Ser
renzS pilettes Irtifeln unb !6erren>9em@
ben ieben mill, 10 gehe mar 81 $. %.
q bams, 237 Sfs9ouftpnitraBe,
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I D 8
/ ears
Soap

Das 1aupterforoerni6 elmer
bautieife 1T, oae fte Die Raut rein
apdid7t, aber niht ihdoiet. Refine
Seife tbut Gas, oarum perlal1sen
mir refine Seize, uno welln mir
refine Settle faeen, 70 melnen mir
cine obne QlfaIien.
/. Pears Seife lit rein, in ibr fino
tpeoer Qlfalien nod un9el0ite Ill
falien. Sic bat tauieno lobenss
tperthe Giaenfhaften oieie cine
eendst. 21lan farm elmer SEIZE
traueu, sic Feline beisenoen 0lfas
lien enthdlt.
-5n Sdoen ieoer Dirt gu haben,
beionoers in Qpotbefen, uno Geute
ieoen Stanoes eebrauden fe.
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= Set Is Sabren lit ib alb unb gu
ar 3ilfeni 1mer5en, iagt @err y. @art=
nell, MaiDinston 8eras, st. Safo5 Del
hellte MIDI.
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Migrdue2 Seebam's 9iaen tper>
ben lie beilen.
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dine dn5oul Ter beften Eiaorbs ffehel
0iloro. Spieiern sur SerfhSuue. So
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Bremen TT febr bequem fur Reifenbe selesen unf
bon 8remen aus tam mon tu ietr fur3er 8eii
idmmtlthe Stdete DentihlanrS, SeiterrettS unb De,
Sdweij erreiden. sOte gnneupanpfer se8 HDrb.
beutiden 9lppb itnb nit belcnberer 8~eridfdtiSunp
Der 3pii6enbedS= @~safastere unp 5petter Gajlte : Bai:
iastele sebaut, baben bDbe @erbede, pprinsttne Ben.
ttla ton anb etne ausaeaetdnste @erpfeauna.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-29
Tror,ius and Pacing at tor'innd.
CORTLAND. N. Y. June 2S.--The trotting races
It the Driving Park here to- day resulted as fol-
Tme-2 2:22li. 2:c+.
Rich Men o., Len at coc. Fight.

number Of the Arst"cratic portion OF the specta'
tors who attended the Dixon johnson hrh on MONDAY
night wen. to q cock fight after the GnIIshmah was
beaten They made the trip 10 the pit by '"A' or
All had won money on Dixon, excepting TWO me
party went down TO point ON lower staten 'sahu
where they made their way up thr'u!' muu ana arp
pings from the leaves 10 barn tn' contained three
thoroughbred horses aud at least s''e" p"s Vi 'nor
The main was between seven psrs o. DiIds lot 800
hattie and 5000 on the d. rgh Inc men VINO sat
about the nj arc all well known IN commercial ana
ban ing circes IN New YORK.. mere were twenty OF
them All told and their rosihmtr lh'luuhnB patent
main had been arranged between rlch staten ~
amber and a fellow from ! ons Island The Long Isl
ander friends not so"n enough 10 meet those OF
the oi her and hr staten Islander had only his own
chums At the nit The I,Tg l. hnder atewhfd told a
Syn rrpoTtcr that he didn't 20 over 10 meet hr, IS
fTi-uGs; lie went over I" WIN ms money. ~, hhd some
hin,ser hut would taSe all he could get when II
Tho Long Island hIrd. were a. black.reds The staten
Island fowl varied FROM hin" blacks gray hAckles
Their weights ran from pounds ounces 10 pounds
IL ounces and mar weighed In. II did not take
long TO settle the NAN. There was some warm bet
ling The staten Island man han advised HE friends
10 bet on ali his birds Long Island had only three rep
on hand but they scooped all bets and
the tw o unfortunat.s VINO mad dropped their
Fred johnson heiped them do H. Long Island Four
straight battles and the main and the arstocrats
cept The johnson losers lost pile OF money The
pair who had come out wrong on The prise night won
Ter than even the whole nights play some OF the
others who had won only hundred or two on Dixon
left the niI away out Tue Long Islanders went home
possibly 1000 richsr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-29
Amateur Baseball Register.

Among the many amateur climbs In this city and
rounding places tho following are anxious to
games The list includes number of junior organiza.
tons whose players average from IL to 70 years:
Red Star Baseball Club claims the championship of
Yorkvile and Harlem for teams OF players bet ween
and 10 years old. Will pa! on sundays. Fitzgerald.
1918 First avenue. New YORK.
Northern Reserves have July T. two gamer. Q. 16.
49, 80 Aug. 8, 49, 20. 81. and Sept. :: open for any
hrst class amateur team. T. James. secretary. car,
OF Northern Club l7Ith street and Vanderbilt avenue
Clipper. Jr. Baseball Club would Xix. to arrange
games with all teams OF players averaging IL years. to
play Saturdays at their enclosed grounds at Oak
Point: shop teams preferred. William strauss mana
ger 22I East l0bth street New York.
North Side Athletic Club have July 10 and Aug 20
open tn nrst' class amateur clubs L. lamer, Jr,
manager 14O st. AIMS avenue. New York.
Laure, Baseball Club will play any amateur club.
Fred wager GIG West sixty seventh street New York
Murray Hills have july 4. two games. for any club
giving suitable guarantees Nat e. strong rs Greene
street. New Yurk.
Mi,rocks will play al teams of players under IL
years Walter Firehock, 81 Columbia street New York
city.
Counses have July L. afternoon and all Saturdays in
July and August open for all uniformed rams averag
ing II years Jonn =. Busted 81 East Eighty ninth
street, New York.
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Fred Johnson Did Not Think that Dixon
Could Fight So Well.

George Dixon. accompanied by his manager
and few friends. called Mt tho Illustrated Np,rs
Office yesterday afternoon. and received 81. 800.
the winners share Of the $4,000 purse for
which he fought Fred Johnson of England
Monday night ut the Coney Island Club The
colored lad was in a cheerful mood. and to
look at his countenance one would think TINT
lie had not been fighting at all. lie docs not
undcrrate Johnson. only he thinks that the
Englishman is little too slow. Dixon and
Tom ORourke. his manager. left for Boston in
the afternoon. They expect to return 10 this
city in q few weeks for the purpose Of making
preparations for the vaudeville combination
tour. in which Dixon will meet all corners. II
is probable that johnson will he engaged as
the atherweght champions sparring
partner.
A Sun reporter saw Tom O'Rourke at Coney
Island yesterday. In speaking OF Mondays
battle he said johnson put up a surpris-
ingly good fight He Is a well built lad. but It
appears to ME that all the people no met prior
to lighting George were not very clever. After
the first round. when saw Johnsons vain at
hat olson Would win. ''1 The ''p Enslsh smsM
hasn't got any left hand,and. his right is rather
wsrb y"" intend ten bxnn to @set
at Madison square Gurden," tho reporter
Most Lost as ass, renlisd Tom. II Plim,
m ssy hs Sn %ora wT # m meet
Johnson takes his defeat BY Dixon good
Island W p company with his trainer Ben Row
%a 1EEsS of iHs s HysF his left eye he shows no
sa5s isi ar si Ss!te ssSw %a"
could hold my own with him Mt log hounds
! can't help but say that ! went out Of my
class by agreeing to fight at III pounds. !
never fought at that weight before in my life,
shSt mSSiOPa e Ard INT is ihs lsassa con-
all oyer now. and mustn't complain,
Speaking about the fight; ! must say
his upper cuts hSssysr ad not land Ait SS 10
eleventh round DiXon's blows became weaker
and weaker and was gaining strength. In
hat unipcky fourteenth round did get u
not knock-ou blow by any means 1t was
the time that ! fell on the floor and bumped
my hcnd that lost my senses. and feel very
down-heared that the fight terminated that
me had got Knocked out In different man
ner. Ny knee cap also gave way In the eighth
round | believe this was due to training. for
l felt 1t about two weeks ago"
what he intended to do in the future. Tom
O'Rourke told him that he would try and ar
range a spasrlng exhibition between Dixon
and ~, himself n, to take place In B9ston In
rangements for a benefit to the English pugilist.
Johnson his hacker. and Billy Plimmer in
fdent We're they that the fight would have
re"n the other way, hut they will now remain
ho!e II it'll While longer.
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having won $4,000 n nonwinnsrs In 1891 or 1892 Of
1000 10 ounds One mile and a half
N, Dryers b, LonEstreet 9, by Lonsfenow- =,
C. T. iisvennsrs Dr. G.ofe. W. Z. io7 iNcfsriand,.
Time, 2:1a As
Bettlns-rorty to 1 on Longrtrest. 80 to against
george W. Mutuah paid IS
THE FIFTH RACE
A sweepstakes for three yearolds and upward Of
t2b each with 81 900 added OF which $3.50 to second
end $50 to third; one mile and a urlong. 40, ,.
pSysrs b, g. banquet. H. by Rayon d'or-Eila
saeciehsnds ch. l. ssilic Mocieisnd. !. ioi DRY :
Empire stables br. b. Maidstone, q, lie arrisonj,
Betting-Byen money Banquet, to against Mad.
.tone ~ 70 sailie McClelland. Mutuals paid sloso
THE SIXTH RACE.
Extra race for maidens; sweepstakes of $40 each.
with $1,000 added OF which $500 10 second and 100
to third FIVE furlongs.
A,J,,JoSn.r,s6; c. Muscovite. by Muscovy-Brocken.
Foxhs kssnss g. T. Atlanta lis tSarvae,
Mendscity and Pioneer siso ran ''''''''
Rct'ing-sevsn to against Mendacity. to Pioneer
paid sal. So sisi5 sifio
THE SEVENTH RACE.
high. weight handicap sweepstakes OF e25 each,
with ~ goo added OF which $500 second and BOO
to third; one mile and three iurionRs, on turt.
J. @ foilansbeesb b. m. Cleaning. o, by Sir Modred-
bwyers b. G Nomad 3 JIG STnrs
Prather and Gettysburg also ran.
B.,,ns-s,, ,e Time. X 2i2H a,o c,o,,,
to Ptnher. to Lizzie, 4 to Gettysburg Mutuais
paid slT25 s1ob5 $11.76
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March Broke the broad Jump Record OF
Lafayette College.

RAros. June 2s.-The sports held this afternoon by
the athletic association in connection with the ex.
ercses at Lafayette College proved quite interesting
The class OF o. received the silver cup for ing the
mos. prizes. Moncur1 March broke the Lafayette Col
icse record for broad jumping. The events and win.
one. hupdrsd.yard Dash-wou by March. ~. Time.
II seconds
one. mile Run-Won by Coffin. ~. Tine. o Minutes
~ seconds
Putting the Shot-won by Oliver. ~. Distance "a
feet inches
,.Twohundrel and twenty yard Dash-won by March.
'p2 Time, 70 seconds
Dne.miie wnk-won by Mulholiand "a. Time 10
minutes.
-Four; hundret-an nd. :orty.ysrd Dash-won by Leeds.
'93. Time. SO seconds
Pole vauit-won by Miller. '03 Height. feet a6
inches
Throwing the Hammer-won by Oliver. 80. Distance.
81 feet IL Inches.
nslfmie Run-won by Coffin. "a Time minutes
81 seconds.
High Jump-won by March. '92. Height. 8 feet q
inches.
Twohundred.a ndtwentyyard Hurdle - Won by
Leeds. ,93. Awa!kover
By inces