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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-25
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

- EsrATE or PHEgG BUox.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the Disirict OF Man.
chester Commissioner, TO reoeivs. examine,
and adjust ell claims and demands Of all per.
SONS agKinst the estate Of Phebe Buck, late
OF Arlington deceased, and all claims srblb.
tied IN Offset thereto, hereby give notice thai We
will meet, Tor The purposes Aforesaid. 81 The
the re.idncs OF Charles L. Bswlsy Ia said AihDg.
ton on the 2sth day Of October merit. from .
O'Clock A. NJ. until o'clockP ~, on said day,
and that six months from the 2sth day April
A. d 1893, il the Tins limited by said Court
tor said creditors TO present their claims to us
tor ersminEtion aud allowance.
Dated at Arlington, this 18th day Of April
A. d. 1893.
asw. JAMES WILLIAMS oomn'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-25

TIE nsiionsl Cordsse Company, though
. comparatively noeni iofmsiion. ". re-
ssrded ~ one Of The mos, lyI icsl Of its
cl.ss With capital Of $40. 900. 900 com'
mon snd g. ooo, 900 preferred sb.ns /,
controlled 70 ~ bine Of ,h' ebisi hemp
usnuisctures Of The eoun'ry and bad
paid up per cent yearly on The prei'rted
si,h thu qasltuly rsturns on the common
shsre, WIRING ON per cent 10 1891 10
5 per cent qani.riy Cor ~ per cent per
snnuml 10 the fret gaerter 81 1893 The
Increase Of the common cspitsl stock to
s20. 600 coo in January, 1898, by the Sim
pie process. Of doubling the eIisiing Dol n
logs vs os.e1sibly Justified by the large
profits Of the company snd tbs scoumuls-
lion Of Surplus represented by invest,
ments IT earnings 10 iht pla1i. Tue
speculative ehsractr Of the management
sas DO bar 10 the advance OF the old stock
10 The mHket to nearly sl45 per share,
an shen the sta capital vas doubled,
is describe the pew stock slld Ut 10.
The collapse OF lsst week. 10 which the
company passed into the handle OF receiy'
ers and the fall Of the stock 10 40 for the
preferred aud TO II Tor the common. form,
mot effective commentary 90 the
methods OF the m Management OF concero
Of such i'm r. rtance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-25

General Armstrong, president oil the
Hampton Normal Instituta, Va. died on
Friday last. lie taught US how TO deal
With the lndlsn aud the resro HIS wsrdt
sit,rs term OF training ct the lnsiitnts.
have been through the land 10 small COM
panies, To prove the wotk be was doine
for them and their capacity for education.
TIE Institution has ,xihted CHIEFLY upon
the charity Of Christian and pbilsnthioiic
p. opls, stimulated by the evidence sven
., the exhibitions OF the pupils aud by the
sympsthy OF very many Tor the freedmen
add the Iudiin. There will be very gener-
nj sorrow for the loss Of such man.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-25
CHAa. y. BRADLEY
3w H0YT bpELMAh.


STEPHEN ALLEkS Esr1Tx. Z
- sTArE oy vxHnosf .Disfrjct Of Mauck stsr 20
Be II remembered. tLaf st session OF II .
Probate Court, holden II Manchester, within
and Tor said District, on tho 10Th day Of My
A. ID. 1898.
Present, Hos. n, X. FowLKH. Jadss, a. ID
Where's, Edvis lpsb, AdusinislsHtpf 81 "
estate Of btsphsa Alike latS Of nAnrk s6tsr h
said Dis,hct, dsosassd, has this Dry n ssshtsd
10 said Court, bis pstitiop Ia ~iilIDg, settiug
forth that II viii be benshciaI for I'll parties
interested therein 10 sell the whole " The real
estate I ssid deesased. the said rssI sstsls
being The Bank Building aud lot connected
iAafe~iib situated ia hAncL. stsr vllsga IN s.lA
Manchester and thsisin In kinE sppge. lpbu
{, said Court Tor ilssnss 70 make sseh psis
u n ordered, That all persons interested 10
H. estate Of said decreased be nosinsa 70 ~.
60, betois ssid Court, Al the frob.is Once 10
M.nc sssser. % said Dstrict on tie 2otL day u
MA u. Lsss, " ~ 0'sIsk 10 the fssssoot.
IN pubi cation n this order. thfea veAsy sue.
e..,iy.l, previous thereto. IN the Manchester
Joun..f . ps~spspar printed 81 hsiebestsr
.Iore,sid % Fhos O. uss. " spT they may have,
!. ~ 40 A. eDss should not 10 gtsglsd.
Isl. ~ d mftal y EsfESs, Hseisaeff
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-25

oar nsy amntea efssff. Nss iort'
b .is she .efla. In Der uia "Trip Mos
d.y. ,hs avenged ever n iSoss 81 hSui'
~hIsh - Occasionally faster ped issn
,ssa .,l.lses ~ .ry ether armed vessel
ana i.ssr th.n n@i Of Tho issi m1cssSi
..s.wsrs sbs 10 baeiiy rlssss ses osr
rss, hs.ry ssp.. ard 10 really HE Hosi
fssgla.bls snip sassl Thfss chests 'e'
he ssv AmalesE nsfy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-25
Truman @. EGgLEsToN's Rsr,Tr.

Il II
i State of Vermont. District OF Manchester, ..
Be it remembered that at . session OF the
pnsbsie court. holden st Manchester within
and Tor said District. on the STU Jay VI May
y ssy3
Present, Hon. II. X FowLEa, Judge
Nheress a certain instrument In Writing
tsstsmeut Of Truman @. Eggleston late OF Man.
chester 10 said District, deceased, having been
this day presented 10 said Conrt OF Probate aud
duly nled Ia the Registers Offices
Therefore, II IL ordered that all persons In
Ter ested in the estate Of 50 d deceased be mott
led TO sppesr before sad Court, At the Pro.
bate Office Ia Manchester IN sald District ON the
Goth day Of May, ID 1898, Mt 10 O'Clock,
A. N by publ, alton OF this order three weeks
suceessively previously thereto. In the Man.
chester JOURNAL, = newspaper printed At Man
chester Aforesaid, 10 show eause, u any they
may have, why said instrpmebt In srung
should not be proved and SLOWED A. the last
will and testament OF the said deceased
i3w. J. X. PENN, Regiser.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-25
+ ATR. nALKER's, Esr.Tr'

,AURA " AIN ~ , ?,
a. 4, ffaernbt red, filss 81 q session " tho
Probate Court. hoI Zen ~ n.sebastsr;siitin aad
for sad District. on The iSsh day VI Nay A. u.
1893 If
Present. Hos n. X yosLsa. Jaegs.
whereas certain tnstfumsDt 40 ufitguf, m
der seal pufportipg 20 be rEs last vii aud fssl..
meat " Laura HsAa ks OF hsocl ester
M aid DIstfiet. dseeAs.d, having been
I'M. dAy presented 10 said Court ~ fls.
bsts aud da,y nIss IL tks Asyissets oaaa~
therefore, u V of1ess4 aat ~ psssess ~.
teysstsd ia De estate n said tscsAS4d be
sotifsd 10 appear bsfors raid Cour, u De
Probate Ones 10 Manchester. 10 said District,
"a the 9Th dsy Of June A. d. iss5. 81 10
O'Clock a. ~, ~ yablissaos VI tids order,
tLtss weeks seoesssl ssiy pfsvious thereto. In
ihs kalct1axtsf Jo1asAf. . Dswspspef printed
Al Manchester sfasssstd, 70 she's oaass u coy
lhsy msy have. vfy sid instrlnsn iu ~rslnx
.ltsIid dos 10 proved add slao wsd a. the hss
sllI sad Testament ~ the szad deessssd.
$50 ]. T. fLkh, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-25
NOTICE OF TERMS OF PART

n NENNHTF. ----T" ---" -|""T-
10 accordance with the p, DIVISIONS Of betoion
nsotieut. notice 10 hereby given that Charles Y /.
Is rsdley VI The town al BIAniofd, 10 The
! tate Connecticut. and Hoyt spslnsh, Of the
Cay Of Brooklyn, IN the state Of New iork,
have formed hunted partnership. to beVis np.
on the fret day Of May, 1893, and TO terminate
upon the first day Of hsy 1893 is{seas~e
The ssid Charles " Bradley 10 the special
partner, ard the ssid Hoyt Bpelman 10 the gen
e. al partner, and the bueiBe . 10 70 BE- carried
on under the partnership name Of Boyt spsl-
msp The business IL TO DO carried on Ia said
Bfsuford. and also IN Manchester Centre, 10 the
state Of Vermont. The amount OF capital paid
ln by said Charles Y Bradley 10 Ten Thous.nd
Dollars t.l0000t
CHAR. y. BRADLEY.
3w H0YT bpELMAh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-25

w. c. LaMPsoS. Agent.
Manchester Cenlre, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-25
AUCTION SALE
AT billiards MILL. EAST RUPERT
VT, JUNE Is. 1898

The undersigned will sell Al public suction TO
the highsst bidaf Tor each or bAnkabie paper
his saw and grist mill and the machinery there.
In Also the HOUSE and lot, blacksmith shop
and tools, also the farm known as the Stone
place In Rupert. W., the above mill contains
tho following machinery one ID. Lane saw mill,
one sweepstaks plaiDer and thatcher, one Hsr.
rison Vertical grst mill, two Is, ID. whiting
chair lathos snd one Band saw machine, also
one Westinghouse 80 horse power engine aud
boiler and other machinery aud hH,ures TOO nu
merous 10 mention. any piece Of which will be
cold separate from mill 10 suit purchaser.
b. HILLdARp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-25

Pfeliy Epeh sil a 'em 80 issioas o.
ibs siisn,iou pre.iaeoi Clsvelssd b.. be-
,io~ss 90 Massachusetts. 10 tss vsy o.
sivlns her = reserved seat nader The
Waite Hsuss plsu tee The s.s Aeto'
nlo (TIsl Express be. set IA bsa, sad
vsil. VIII somebody sesd . prp.,d
dispatch 10 rr si5eui Cis'elssd eones,ips
bis inJresi9a that Massachusetts 10 the
blnnsr neuaoer sile state
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-25

kssss las sol.ea he trap assiios.
wouss justices Of The pss>s 10 ihsi state
w1tsbesa lssy. airy, soos for bo'hiss
tmnp 10 sAsrty dsys iGprSsonsss la
vAsrsssy sod 100 bs6As . dsy. Tits sst
tss kan. Dor u. sssuiss txsmp ksiss
ssta - zach - . eat doss- wonsss
81 IL ,qssi 20 nosi susfseoeia ssa By
ne.Es 81 u ths tramp EussDes Is fast be.
iss .s.b.d eat 81 ksoss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-25

II. lUDNlN.
GEORGE D, HOLDEN, poth y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-25

Capt l. NJ Sprssus. aged IS years. dep,
uty United States Marshal, died suddenly
at Brattleboro Saturday OF paralysis. He
was born in Winh, II and for several
years was IL blsints, 10 Jamaica, where
be was deputy sheriff
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-25

Bishop Bissell Of tue Episcopal diocese
OF Vsrn ont died at Burlington about noon
SundsyMsy IA He rallied from the. well
nigh fatal st,a,k OF December. until IN
favorable symptoms set 10 Friday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-25

nems.gis help hr .msl pei,
w vaIs amiif fer general heasevest Ne
~ per .ssk. Address.
n H. htAassttt
.siv pytset. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14
DR.. WllBOR'S
E2EszE ~
COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVER OIL
WITH PHoSPHATES.

DIR. Wilbor's Compound of Cod
Liver Oil and Phosphates. without
possessing the very nauseating
flavor of the article as heretofore
used, is endowed by the Phosphates
with healing property which rem
ders the Oil doubly effcacious.
Remarkable testimonials If its
efficacy can be shown to those who
desire to see them. DIR. Wilbors
Emulsion cures consumption,
coughs, colds, bronchitis. debility,
wasting diseases. asthma, infiu-
enZa, scrofulous humors, pneumo-
mia. Sold by all druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14
WASHINGTON MARKETS.

Today the market il vigorous along all lines.
Butter is especially strong. Receipts of all
grades show q decrease and . large part ID
marred by ordinary winter defects. The in
creasing scarcity Of perfees-navored creamery
has caused decided advance on that grade and
prices rule about %. per pound higher than
when last quoted Other grades have been
sympathetic and prices have moved upward
along the whole line. Creamery, Elgin, fancy
and other western extras stand today at Sac
creamery 6rsts, S0as2c.; seconds, 26a2sc
In eggs the supply is still small, owing to cold
weather. shippers are using plenty of paper
and chaff to prevent freezing
In poultry the quotations are from / to 2
cents below those Of last week
The game market 10 well supplied. Owing 10
the snow there IL glut in rabbits, and thew are
quoted st &las1.50 per dozen.
The apple market is the same as when las,
quoted-fne goods slow and common goods
very slow.
In live stock cattle are dull-lambs are only
steady and calves in good request Dressed
hogs are higher.
There are no changes in vegetables or dried
fruits to report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14
STRANGE ADVERTISEMENTS.

have been amazed at the statements made by
some redit houses claiming that they sell goods
time as low cash house will sell article.
This is rining with the inteigence of the public,
instsllmens means about double prices for cash.
have found hat no adj pNys unless Is inspires con-
tdenCe in the readers. and IL must not with 1t
any doubt 70 the writer ability and intentions TO
do what he claims. We adve, tise because believe
our AIS read. and We lust careful TO state
abso ute facts were looking at the goods ani
making purchase.
We are in business for the profit at the same time
We do not consider IL all OF life TO get dollar We do
business RIGHT not all. Try to buy these goods
anywhere prices and your eyes the fact
thar ne koass in Washin etou vi meet them
Solid Oak Extension Table. Oft, 81 rs
Solid Oak do. cluster leg. -.
2yard-wide Linoeam. 81.
The best door Oilcloth at .e.5c. in the city.
fard-wide Carpet. 12xc.
EItra rood Carpet. Be. Soc. &c
Best Ail-wooi Carpet. 15c.
Solid Oak Suites, sl3 81. s16. 80 to SD
Psrlor Suites. S:,J to S65
Our suite. s65 credit houses get sl2l Don't take
our statement, but tryit.
Handsome ,hifonier Bel. sel
UprIght folding Bed. 81. o..
loo-piece Dinner set, $50
81 piece Tea Set, g.. 9s-
6Crystal Tumblers, loo.
Carpet Tacks, GO in boz. lc.
Best Quality Paror Matches. 10. doz
All Feather Pillows. SIC.
Prime Goose Feathers. Is and 15c. pounf
Curtain Poles, # long, brass trimmiass. 10,
Oak. do. 3sc.
We can furnish your house. every room in IT, with
every article except stoves No other house in WISH
ington can do the same. Remember name and place.
15Iosnd 1912 eth At. n. ", net and a.
nyou can't pay cash don't come. IL you consult
your own interest I'll make IL pay you. n30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14

speaking Of the great mare, said: believing,
~ have always done. that the greatest mark
Of merit on the track is that obtained in Q race,
! am going to have Martha prepared for
races, and by the look OF the records she
VII have to be good next year to win money in
the free-for-an races"
Pitcher Mark E. Baldwin is in the real estate
and insurance business at Homestead, Pa, and
is doing we'll There can be scarcely any doubt
that he will be out Of base ball IN 1893 as far as
the Pittsburg Base Ball Club is concerned. In
letter TO an intimate friend Baldwin alludes
to the way Charley Farrell Was treated in Pitts
burg, signing . contract for $4,000 per sunum
and then being cut down 81 600 without being
even consulted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
Notes Of the Turf, Prize Ring, Dia-
mond and Cinder Track.
SL0SS0N REPLIES TO IVES.
Trying to Match Jim DAILY and
Choynski.
sLOssON's CHALLENGE,
He ssys II Was Not Directed to Ives in
ticular.

He says II Was Not Directed to Ives in Par
ticular.
George Slosson says. in answer to Fnnk Ives
reply to the formers challenge to play a home
and home game, one balk line and the other
cushion carom. for the championships:
Ives says that my challenge ia nothing but an
advertisement for billiard company and that
be will play only the balk game. My sole idea
10 issuing the challenge. which was not directed
at Ives or any one else in particular. WAS to stir
up an interest in billiards. My idea Of cham
pion IL man who exceIs in all styles Of billiards.
balk line and cushion carom would give n better
demonstration Of a mans superiority than
balk line play alone.
"As to my desire to advertise any particular
company, or that am In any syndicate, that
isn't true. / shall not pay any attention to
Ives proposition to play two games of balk line
billiards. Ives is not the champion anyway"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14
AN INDICTMENT TO FIGHT.
The Olympic A. c. Wants Jim DAILY to Meet
Joe Choynski for $4,000.

The Olympic A. c. Wants Jim DAILY to Meet
Joe Choynski for $4,000.
Jim DAILY. Corbetts former sparring partner,
has received telegram from the Olympic Club
of New Orleans asking if he would meet Choyn-
ski in finish fight in March for a purse of
$4,000. This is the second offer Daily has had
to fight Choynski since he whipped Tom Nc
Carthy. The former came from the Pacific
Athletic Club OF San Francisco, which proposed
to hang up $4,000 purse.
When asked what he should reply DAILY said
that he was not aching for "go" at the Cali
fornian, because he would have to give him too
much odds in weight. DAILY is stuck on the
idea Of going after championship honors in the
middle-weight class. He fought Mccarthy at
1853, and was too heavy at that. He could train
down to less than 1853.
Still if he cannot get on the match he wants
he may accept the Louisiana Clubs offer. He
thinks the purse ought to be $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14

For several months I that my health
va- falling. but seemed to b able 20 tell me
what 70 Sss until called on Dr. Nswlin. and. after
taliaS his treatment. one By ons the unpleasant
symptoms A APPEARED. until nov feel myself again.
and uhhssitAiinzy recommend him to the afflicted
or SPECIAL INTEREST
Have you = cough
isth-r- soreness In Jour lun9sf
isyuur bresthins iabored and difaculti
This 10 bronchial eatsrrh. the Last station the
Rad - rou.gmpttcn
40 CAsEs TAKEN WHICH. IN OUR OPINION.
cASNOI BE BENEFITED.
No NAMES pr III ISHED WITHOUT FREE con-
sENT Oh The PATIENT
CASTS THAI HAVE FAILED TO RECEIVE
BENEFIT IRON OTHERS ARE SPECIALLY So
LIGHTED
Nov - tbs time 20 treat aud cure H. When Il Ia.
ADVANCED - far that the actual destruction Of lung
u.-ue has begun then ~ viii b too late.
In treAtinS Pafieats suf-Finx from lung troubles
specially PATIENTS IN the iuoipient s..-es Of eonsump-
r0n. DR. Nesiin and the trained specialists asso-
sisisd With lin arr having unvaryinz success.
N.sKENZIE MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
PARLoRs 1874 ST. NV.
TREATMENT BY MAIL
We desire 10 make plain to all those residing ~
dstAnc- rom thu city that uec-ssary for them
to - u th--Ip-nss q visiting oc-- In order 70
tsAe tr~Attnent for C.tarrh Iunx Kidney and Nery-
ssa- pis-&s-s ny yesrsof experiences our system Of
nal ~ hon- treatn-n; has teen 30 perfected that
~-sncce-si quite well this way a. in our once
pr--tic- All that are suffering should send stamp
and set our symptom blank
CHARGES FOR TREATMENT.
CHARGES FOR TREATMENT ARE so LOW As
TO 81 vi HIN THE REACH OF ALL MYDI-
ciNLs FURNISHED FREE TO ALL PATIENTS.
sPEciALIIEs-Cro.s Eyes sirsixhtened, Cataract.
r~tnoTed O.a---- scientifically adjusted all Dis
elane of h tVa lar No.
blo.d sam. Nerves and Kidneys treated with the
latest improved r-m-<iss
One hours y IN u IL m. TO 8 and to D m
Dand.ys % N ~ u m II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14
A BIG ATHLETIC DEAL.

Representatives Of the Colleges to Meet to
Arrange 1t.
big athletic deal ts in the wind. Walter
Camp, the old Yale coach; Capt Mccormick of
the Yale foot ball eleven and Capt Laurie T.
Bliss of the base ball rins left New Haven for
New York last night to put through scheme
which they refused to divulge even to their
most intimate friends. 1t was learned, how
ever, that they are to meet representatives Of
Princeton and several other colleges there and
complete some plan for foot ball for the coming
year.
Before leaving Capt. Mccormick made the
remark that the Yale team next year would be
composed exclusively Of undergraduates.
This statement is thought to be clue to the
whole situation. Yale will meet the other col
1eges and attempt to induce them TO Join her
in an endeavor to keep all graduates off the
athletic teams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14
SYSTEM UxpEHMrsEp
WITH A COMPLICATION OF CATARRHAL
TROUBLES

Wei and favorably known Is Mr. J. J. Kindley Of
North Indianapolis Speaking Of himself lie says;
81 suffered lOnz time from throat. stopping
uo q no~s. noise- IN my ears. haw sing and spit
TING a feel Of fullnes- in my forehead i was
restless a. night aud my sleep did me no GOOD. My
Appetits poyr and became weak and easily ex-
hsa-tsi. aid many other symptoms equally depress
M ann ned ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14
Racing in the Snow.

Very little snow rested on the track at Gut
tenburg yesterday. The opening event was a
dash Of six furionss. Leveller was hot favorite,
and he won in walk. Ben March, 100 to l
chance, secured the place. He ran a great
race, getting away last and going around his
field.
Play or Pay was q strong favorite for second
race and Martin had no trouble in winning
easily with him. The finish for the place was
exciting. Narka colt was in front up to the last
few jumps, when Leigh and Lizzie T. both
passed him and finished heads apart an named.
West Park met defeat in the third race.
Martin rode him, and, making the running into
the stretch, WAS caught and beaten out by Jer-
sey Lass FLY. second choice. Patroness FLY,
third choice, finished third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14

The American Hackney Horse Society held
its annual meeting on Thursday afternoon in
New York and elected officers and trustees for
the ensuing year. Frederick Bronson was
elected member Of the board in place Of the
late Frederick Pillsbury. A. j. Cassatt was
chosen president. Henry Fairfax and John A.
Logan vice presidents and William Seward
Webb secretary and treasurer. number Of
new members were elected later in the after
noon at the public meeting The stub book for
1883 was read and PROBATIONARY accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14
SMITH CHALLENGES DIXON.
The Californian viii Fight Only for S2 500
Side.

q Side.
Smith, the California feather-weight, is anx-
ious to fight George Dixon. Tim O'Rourke,
the colored lads hacker, will not make match
unless there is a wager of $4,000 a side, but
Zick Abraham, Smiths manager, writes to the
New York World as follows:
81 would like to make the match between
solly Smith and George Dixon. but the side bet
which the latter demands is too large. 1 will
deposit %. 500 as a side wager, with any re-
sponsible party, to have Smith meet Dixon at
1l3 pounds before any club offering the largest
purse. cannot see why Dixon will not fight
for this -. 800, as he has fought many times
without a side bet and for a much smaller purse
than will be offered for this fight.
''ZICK ABRAHAM"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14

kid" Hogan and "Dolly" Lyons are
matched to fight before the Coney Island Ath-
letic Club on February for purse Of 1000.
This is the same evening on which the Griffin
Murphy fight will be decided. Hogan and Lyons
viii enter the ring at ll6 pounds and viii fight
twenty rounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14
Both the method and results whom

Both the method and results whom
Syrup OF Figs Is taken; 1t Is pleas
ant and refreshing 10 the taste, and
actsgeatly get promptly on the Kid
new, Liver aud Bowels cleanses the
system ehectually. dlspels colds.
headaches and lever. and cureshab
itual constipation. Syrup OF Flgs Is
tie only remedy OF its kind ever
produced, pleasing to the taste and
acceptable TO the stomach, prompt
IN Its action and truly beneficial 10
its effects prepared only from the
most healthy and agreeable sub
stances,its manv excellent qualities
commend 1t to all and have made
IL the most popular remedy known
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in soc. and
VI bottles by all leading druggists
ANY reliable druggist who may not
have IL on hand will procure il
promptly iof any one Who wishes t.
VI 10 mol accept any substitute
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co
SAY FSASciSC0. ca.
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