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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
RACING At
rorren. VIA. tho Brewers. Selling 8

Torrent Was tho Brewers Selling Stakes.
MEMPHIS. April 15.-Favorites had the worst
OF tho sport at Montgomery Park to-day.
three of the first picks Icing beaten. while
two Of the races were won By the rankest
sort Of Outsiders.
The principal event OF the day. the Brewers
Selling Stakes. at ono mile and q sixteenth.
worth to tho winner S1.Os5. had but four star
tsrs.- Puryear D.. % tpcrkinsl: Hocssey. 20
IO5 iKunze. The latter was farorite at / to 8.
and he showed mselI a much improved horse
s ssfs bad Tsn at the sT star. Tn' T sh1ss. Isl: Citing way
oven Il. 'e eio seiH i"vSr ite'; at Z! !. s and l Frsd Tsra I" was
backed iuwn to 3 to ]. Neither OF them was
in, ut the death. the finish being confined TO a
trio OF long shots. Iusonie. ~: J. Paul up. Mt
10 to !. winning under a hard drive 10y n head
from the 10 to / chance Tea Set. who beat the
y to l shot Parapet for place honors. Time.
Paytonia. the daughter. Of Blazcs. was the
fayorite oyerthe other eight maiden two.year-
Bso5W%TiiEnG and Dubois. We're lett standing at the
cco oaii to the second rick. Bedford. iN7. ria.
den by Kunze. and kittydid. II 10 to SHOT. the
s tGrmse Y FoIhoSn ~ e iin isSst n tiifd. TIT lime 3 to 81
The brewers Stakes was next. and then
was a csnter for the fayorite. WedCe1eld.. lO7.
Thompson in the saddle. he winning hy q
Patton. John }. J.. running third. Time. 1:32H.
The winner changed hands after the race.
McCafferty Il Wishard buying him from W. L.
Thompson for Sl.6UO. which was $500 over his
entrance rrice.
The concluding race. at six furlonc hents,
with six starters. fell in straight heats to the
Z to l shot. Ed Bell. 95. pilotol by [. Smith. no
winning the first heat under. u drive by a
riding by half a length. Empress Frederick.
an even money favorite. being second in both
Speedwest in the same position in the second
heat. Time-1:lSa. 1:1S
The ,Avondale Stables two-ycnr-old chest
died from the effects OF an attack OF spasmodic
collie at the track hero yesterday. She was
valued at $1,000 by her owner. T. s. Gardner,
and was REGARDED as II promising flly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
with On, and Ein,,

On Tuesday evening the vel. known ettier Ride Club
held It's weekly practice shoot on the Gallery range. nt
2Ig BoweTy. There will be two moro meetings to close
the winter season (April ~ and 2), y. Dorr'er con-
tinues 10 hold the lend for the club medal and the first
prize Of $50 for the may beat ten-shot scores. Tho
scores OF the members com peting on Tuesday evening
are as follows: NJ. Dorrler. 24D: lily Hodges. 247; X
Busse, Az: NJ. b. Engel. 245: C. q. Zsttlsr, 245: q. ",
rlaistei. .t3: Is. zet,.er. 2+c; Gus Nowak. PAP: J.
The regular weekly gallery shoot OF the Empire Rife
on tuesday evening last. The following appended
scoros were made by the members present. 10 shoir,
p% W,,t,sn ~ d,sisnce 100 ise an,r,s, z.,,,., Jr ,.o.
". Mile, ~; 4; ko"entraus 2''s; Henry ~ tier. .ss'
Hohok.n 8 crack clab. known a. The Miller Fife Club,
hrld It's weekly shoot On "Wednesday evening. Tne
REGULAR winter season having closed. the members are
now engaged In a friendly iiyairy for n gold medal. pre-.
az resulted in u victory for that old veteran. David
Miller Til" scores OF the members engaged in the com.
Miller. III; r k%I I"sinsss . ssS: + T. r rith? as6 TX X. k H1r,!
Iar; " soh,,. 2a7i NJ. Meyers, 23d; 4. W. Dewey. 230;
> T r.u ,n.u aS,; It. ySnasr1syisn a;S; W Prime. S.7:
%I%:sa., e s. .S"l., s p"..,Sis 25 H. ai ns,.Ss.H .x .sSTs, ys ssss
~; y s..ias 'ssssss' s46: j. o q Ms'; sa0. So ssa. "a: sss:
on fr,as, The waureEan Gun Club held II. regular
WWoo,n,n,y 9..'nx on lhe clubs grounds at Peihamvi'ie.
in the tsyn county Fourteen msmhrrs participated
TI 4.I ,h Mi S;M \, rr,ckn.r. the clubs popular treas.
nr Tn mn IN. n'inselt into first position with a clean score
Ten nirds i,rinsn.,n'' RRai.s"@S.N i. Brtc.n.r. %
ynrds To- pat Mckeon ~ yards. 4! "a. krrssr. Jr"'
yards X H. !. 4 "sHI inss,4i.' s. ~ ysrd q io = Pain a
yard. :: & y ;%,S.I6oIrn. ''Sy.tas..' =, J. Lyon Lyon. Z: Z,
4" Joseph noa unsam' = yards. ~ r. Rn.f - yards.
yards. '""'' " """a'' 20
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TURF OUTLAWS NO LONGER.
THE beard or CONTROL REsCfNDs
ITS FAMOUS RULE OF Y 20, 1871.

wtnter Racipr Being n Thing or the Fast
lguuared. OF Owners rnd Scores OF Jock
eys Arc Reisstated-A Great Rennfon.
The Board Of Control. at n meeting hold yes
terday afternoon in II roomss. corner OF fl'th
avenue and Twenty second street. rescinded
its famous rnlo Of Dec. 81. 1901. and there VIII
be a glorious reunion OF the turf family
and an end TO tho bitter fight which has waged
for n year and n half
As q consequence. hundreds OF hortemen
and scores Of Jockeys who have raced and rid
den ut Guttenburg and Gloucester will be free
20 enter their horses. race. and ride on any OF
the big courses under the jurisdiction oil the
Board OF Control. The securing OF y racing
law In New Jersey IL responsible for the an
nulment OF the famous ukase OF Dec. y. ana
tho news will be grateful to n majority OF tho
followers OF the turf. who were heartily sick
1t was the only step, the Board OF Control
could take under the circumstances as un ,es
the law recently. enacted in New Jersey .he
BOnrdj would be corn PEELED to accent the en-.
tries OF the outlaws. providing. Of course. tnat
geftorether ana make laEsot Their own, ,urr
S Sni'sd; , =; shs s .srf the 'r %ass Sss q ss"r e 'a q
jockeys last year. and. the outiawed boys will
G E,s, s s;Msi! ~ i . e. s Sa III sut tiss5 Tia. T nnS.
esty. is the hest policy. and that 'rickery Will
not DO tolerated.
promise OF rare capabilities In tho saddle: fall
Into bnd hands and become corrupt. Those
countable.
.Thei rem oval Of the ban will undoubtedly
,bs nth the \ ri i, rr OF a R great I psns me Wsc We're 70,
getting ready to remove their stables to the
West or South.
municntion:
M. -r. Racing during the winter months, I. now
prohibited by legislative enactment in New Jersey As
well as In New York.
n. ted, 1. That til. resolution OF this Board Of Dec.
%. 1871. he and 10 rescinrt.
W. s. yossuRGB. Secretary.
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PROSPECTING IN THE BIBLE HOUSE.
All This Thief Got Was n Watch from the
Once or the "GuIde to Holiness"

All This Thief Got Was n Watch from the
ONCE OF the "GuIde to Holiness"
A thief, visited the Bible House. opposite
Cooper Union. on Friday. He was a younG,
N Doth shaver fellow.
He went into half a dozen Offices. and. with
apolite bow md engaging smile. said:
Pardon me: I expect to meet a gentleman
in the corridor outside in the course OF a quar-
ter Of IN hour. Would you mind my sitting
down here q while"
Nobody minded. and the young nan sat
down and took a calm survey Of his surround
inGs.. In a few minutes lie decided not to wait
any longer. In the course OF his visits he
reached room %. the office OF the Gnide to
Holiness. Mr.. r. LEM. who IL on the staff Of
the Guide. sat at a desk in his shirt sleeves
writing.
made an appointment to meet n Brooklyn
lad- IN this Office. Would you mind II l waited
here" ..c. 49,,
The visitor saw Mr.. Lenz's vest hanging on
q hook near the wash basin.
!" Ia that good drinking water over there ?"
he asked.
Yes: you'll. find a glass on the SHELF" MIR.
LEM answered. without looking up.
The young man went to the corner. re-
manned, there q ,moment. nrd then said he
lenz felt u nisGiving. and went over to his
vest. His silver watch was gone. Mr.. LEM
ran down stairs. hut M there are four doors
leading into this building. he returned to his
office o wiser man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
WAS MAX GREINEn MURDgRED,
His Body Found In ~ Rox Car mt New
Wlndsor with II:s LIend Crushed In.


His Body Found In " BOX Car mt New
Windsor with HIS Head Crushed In.
NEwBvRGH. Anril 15.-Tho Loiy OF Max
Greinor was found this forenoon in a box car
Of tho Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad at New Windsor. near this city. by
three tramps seeking shelter from q rain
storm. The head is badly battered and the
body is in an advanced state OF decomposi-
ton. Coroner Corwin is holding an inquest.
as it is believed that the man was murdered.
Gre!ner had instituted u suit against Fred
Gorhardt of this city for wages. Ie had Just
served thirty days in Jail and Gerhardt two
months for selling liquor on Sunday to two
loys. sons OF City Clerk d. J. Coutnnt and
Stephen Bull. ,Gerhardt owned tho place and
Greiner was his bnrtrndrr. and when their
customers got into n drunken quarrel on the
when the churches were being empti-d on
Sunday night great howl went up for the
prosecution OF GerhHrdt and GrrIner. and ior
the first time In the history of tho city both
were Jailed Tor the offence. Az soon Ms (ireiner
WINS, liberated from Jail he began u suit against
Gerhhrdt Tor wages. and tho case Is now
pendln g.
When Greiner was discovered in the box c,r
he was lying face downward will, his head
crushed in ~ " by somr heavy Instrument
His clothes. were wet and ear dry. showing
that he had been assaulted outside and then
placed on the car. one theory IL that Greiner
was struck Ly n train and then found his own
Greiner has been missing for several days and
II ia believed that he has hc4n dead about
three days. A searching investigation OF tIi,
case Will be made bv the Coroner.
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Very strangely the large crowd at the pier
when the big ship pulled alongside OF her
dock and who. despite the dismal weather.
came to see the famous Duke OF Veragua. the
the real descendant OF Christopher Columbus.
the discoverer Of America. did not pay much
attention to Abbott. although no was the first
one Of the passengers down the gangplank.
This was probably due to the fact that tho
that he would Eail on the Paris. which is to
!ssSe H ispts" and ! aus inc G iSs"n..t the o Taterso %,
men on hand to welcome Abbott.
This Is the second English pugflist who
elnims to lie the lisht-wright champion OF
England and who has como TO this country
and bis mission here was to meet jack Me-
Auli1e. Abbott comes here, for the Same pur-
pose. and thinks thnt he will be more success
,Ma eAu ,hSS' n @eisit 'o %s5 nG po smn fe very go EASILY 10
and lower II necessary:
mai Ate ehs S't sIth 6lh .S ms tSs rais S Vent = IN lor :.
cab to the Sturtevnnt House; where he regis
s parisd. o AHsnst h s% ths ar = .SM 4Ssrs II Hp BEING Gs:
Hei Is q w%Gll:buiit, fellow. with q dark com;
hitter. a good general. and u clever boxer.
!hb.ott came here pnassomEanisd: He thinks
him. aud is very. confident that III" various
fighting. clubs WILL offer a suitable purse for
his services. Th6re was some talk Inst night
at the uptown sporting resorts that the
matchnaser Of the CHnsy leland Athletic
Abbott. 1t Is very unlikely that McAulIre will
bother with Abbott for the present. as he will
devote considerable time TO his theatrical en-
Rngements.
II Is almost certain that McAulire will In
sist. Il he agrees to nght the EnGlishman. on =
from 5000 TO $4,000 a side. Whether Alb
hott can secure this hacking Is n matter Of
conjecture. but he claims that he can.
lin Gibbons. Austin Gibbons's brother. tel
egraphed r. THE nus, last night rs follows: =.
Have $500 posted 10 fight Abbott. / will
bet him . to / that Austin licks him"
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The I..aSu- baseball Programme.

hAd not the Yale men teen frightened by tho rain.
mere w"uli hive been u bail game at the Polo grounds
Yesterday AFTERNOON. Manager Ward and the New YORK
players wore NJ tho grounds and the field was NJ for
play. The college boys not only fai.ed TO come I'm,
tliry nesiecied to send word, Alarge crowd waited
ar"Ind re gates M ! o'eiock. when the announcement;
Mas made ihAt there would no no game.
r,-niorrow the New Yurks NAV at New Haven
hnt on Iuesaay at wA.rSury, which Ia tho
ns.aay the New iorss 20 TO staten Island. and on
wall pay Mt the Poo aroundk The New yorts
osptn ts Troy grounds next, saturday, A week from
Melnesday tue B"stonH vi open the League chArn-
6,9n.hip s.a.an az he reo grounds Wills not
ing gam. viii be played OH W.dnsSdny, Xprii "a and
Thursday. the day OF the naval para s. be left open.
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Odds and Ends OF s,ort..

There is a !etier at this onice for Buffalo Costello.
The Palma Club ~ Jersey city elected the folio wing
officers Mt Us annual meetingsOh Friday nixhti Pres.
drnr. Nelson J. Il. Edle: Nre-Presideni george A.
lieanry; srnretary. James Hnnrell: Librarian. Thomas
\. y. Coudirt. and Thomas il.hds. ME '. q. Wolbert IN.
trWluced n TerOluIiun To have n cafe IN the club h0nsr.
meeting.
The railroad. facilities for the boxing contests TO be
he, d nj Coney Island to morrow night are considerably
better Than iho,e when have marked The previous ex-
hibllioiis NJ tho Island. Special trains viii LEAVE Tie
Long Island depot at the font Of East Thirty.tourtI
tIr, Of at and go !. NJ; from Long Island rity ut
York AMI intermediate stations. The beats coinrcling
with The trains. via the Culver route. viii cave The loot
Of Whltrhali street. New York. nj G;iO $40 and al
l.. The latter " the last bpat. Trans froin brooklyn
will he run hourly from Ninth Avenue ami Tweniirih
STREE, unt,in T., ~. agd hat nn,rly thereafter nnpID
4. N, From the In On d Il ct at finn avenue aEi ThI'tl-
sixth street. the terminus III the flfth Asrnue L.
road, from the ~li'o.hirn. bridge. trAins viii be run
hourly until ti:D 4. Al, and half hourly thereafter up 10
$50 !. ~. ,flftren minutes after The contest, special
trains on all tae above routes are scheduled 20 leave
The ,nt'cr d. ct nt consy Island. = abort distance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
EAST NEWARK PooL ROOMS 10 CL
NevertheIess Father O'COnnor VIII Go on
and Hold His Non..rctar;nn Mass Meeting.

and Hold His Non-srctar;nn Mass Meeting.
The keepers Of the four pool rooms in East
Newark announced yesterday that they would
suspend operations and close their places in
definitely. Since tho trouble In this city
they have been crowded to the utmost ca
pacity OF the buildings. and two more rooms
were being put In shape when Father O'Con-
nor Of the Church OF the Holy Cross
In Harrison started his non-sectarlan
crusade against them and called a
mass meeting ~ citizens and the clergy Of all
denominations to be held to-day in the Town
Hall. The nool room men and their hackers
saw that the result would compel the city and
county officials to act at once. and they thought
II exprdirnt to close ur until the storm blew
over Father O'Cnnnur said Yesterday that he
understood. the ruse and TINT 1t would not In
terfere with the force Of the meeting in the
least. II. will be held Mt 3 o'clock this after
uso Of tho hall. ,
In tho last Elk years the pool rooms have
been closed for ~ few days Just six times ow-
ing TO newspaper agitation Of the matter com
reiiipg the Hudson county or Harrison author.
tiles to take action against them. 4 great deal
OF money has been made every week: but never
SO much ms when the hookmakers have. hsen
closed IN this city. Then every train between
noon and O'clock from Hob"ken orJersey City
discharged n horde OF players from this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
Strike at.a Goa, Nine. Mouth.

ScRANT9H. APRIL 15.-A strike Mt the Sterrick
Crock sKhit. insW1nton borough. this county.
this makR!sg. resulted in n riot. during which
non-union korkmen were stoned. Shots were
fired and two Polnnders were painfully in
jured with bullets. The strike grew out OF u
dispute over wages. the company last week
having reduced the price Of mining u car OF
c.oni from YitS,s9 cents. Tho men In one Of
t ths s s1Enr SSrt "% iS.t wrrk; ' This 'n mnrnin ~
tho strikers atood upon ~ LnnE eighty feet from
the pathway to the mine. When tho men who
refused to Quit work passed they were Missed
and stoned. Outside Foreman Davis gathered
togethesSa forck.'Th-y advanced upon the
friotstr. RyrinE tbs contest two shots We're
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
Jacobs Brothers,
22s Brcadsal cor. Barclay ST.. opp. P. 0.
BOWerV, Corner Of Br0oms ST.


The MANAGERS Of the New York Athletic Club base.
bali team have arranged to play Rames At the Polo
grounds every Wednesday und saturday during the
absence Of the Lengue team. Tho games scheduled to
date are as follows April ~. Yale. at Polo grounds
April -. Jaspers. at Polo grounds: May .. Yale. at New
Haven: May 4. staten Island Athletic club. at Polo
grounds May 20. $. I. 4. a.. on staten Island May
~. Yale Law Scho0l. MT 20 o grounds May 81. \. j.
A. e. at Bergen Point
Games will also be arranged with Harvard. Prince.
ton. L. OF T.. u. A. &. syracuse A. a.. Rochester A. q.
Buffalo A. C.. Cleveland G.. and Uhiragn A. T.. The
team starts West IN August IN a private car. and 2bb
members of the club viii accompany the. players.
There are thirty serNn randidntes tor the team. hf
those. Bowers. car, rr, All IhrHres of Yale. and Brokaw
and Maos-niir OF rri loeton are sure 20 play. Rmstin
and BrRil OF Yale desire to play on the team. ami Pop
hncll NJ the NJ a e. is = candidate. Wss,erv.lt and
Curry nre pledged to the y J. A. Z, for this season. but
viii jon the y. Y. A. G, in 1874. nun. n. U'Connor.
Ford. and Usher are promising candidates FOR tho
team.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
Paper Chase OF the Orange Riding nm,
Driving Club,

NEWARK. April l5.-The Orange Riding and
Driving Club held their first paper chase Of
tho season this afternoon. The start was made
ut Centre street and fremont avenue. and the
course lay over three fences into n field. AMI
thence over some very rough country and four
stone walls. to Mnplewood AMI the mountains
and back to the finish.
The Jumps were stif. and the country heavy
on account Of the recent rains. One rider was
Thrown into . ditch and another into q pond,
while several had falls that did no Inrm.
There were sixteen participants in the sport.
James Is. pili and Miss Emma, Din were the
hnres. and Lieut.. Victor %Lindholm was the
master Of the hounds. The start was made at
$3.50 o'clock; md the first hound in was Lewis
81. John Hullock.
About $50 spectators. including the crack
Essex Troop. SAW the finish. some excellent
hurdle jumping followed the chase. eight i'm
ported Canadian hunters purchased Gy mem
hers o. the club showing to advantage. The
next chase will! tako place two weeks from to-
0ay,
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The sun did not appear yesterday afternoon Until,
after The managrm M at Eastern Park had decided
thti the Brn0sl yh'Poiyiechhio ihsttuts game c""l'
nat be Played.
.rnIrAgo April lh.-catchor scllrivcr of Brooslyn nott
Ned ~fr..tdrnt Hart " the I htcago I'M Yesterday thni
he wnuli coJis - terms and JON tho team AT Atlanta
w.tain iho ne 1t two days.
CARLisLv, Arrll 15-A holly contested game OF base
bAl Was played IN thu athletic grounds thir afternoon
bttween ,he Dickinson iulirgr AMI fraikul ana Mar
phall team .rssulting ~ Ia 4 in favor of Dickinson.
According 10 The IAts.t retu ms rho attendance ~ tho
opening games ~ the routliefn League WAS AZ follows
Mobile, 1.bOJ. hirIninglan. 20 ~: savannah, 500:
.hsfieston. 5000: Memphis. ZOO; Macon 3No. Tor
The opening game nj the Lion Park baseball grounds
va. pos poneh owing 10 III. poor condition or the IN.
neld. Mana . v . said Yesterday that the ne!d wi
lie put IN good condition aud n stand erected. Either
tue Aeniss Or kIhsrA.ds viii play the Harlem A. A. team
next saturday.
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THURSDAY. APRIL 20. at IL A. NJ,
. The property OF
MR.. G. L RAILEY. MIDWAY. KY.

TmRTr.slx. head Of tho vEIY HIGHEST GLASS
KENTCCEY SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSES
ob' ninahi- In that country. MR. RAILEi IL 40 well
AMI fayprably known III the New YORK market that
comment H. scarcely n-cesrarV the TACT canno, 10
Il sru,ed that there /. M BETTER Ju DGE LIVING,
and II Is .uperiin"us to add that mis- INTEGRITY
- nl,so!uieiy beyon question or reproach
THIS VALUABLE 'ON>lGNMENT /. tho VERY
REST that money could buy. They have all been
broken and Trained uuh.r MR. RAILEY's FER
+ NAL ~ p.;RNISIuS. se,-ci~d With the GREAT.
EST POSSIBLE CAGE anh pronounced by those
IN y position tn kn"w TO he ErRS BETTER az
such n thing be posslrl-l than any that MIR, RaiIey
has ever s,nprcd to New York
QUITE An ThPhgTAST f-a ute In connection with
this special snl, will he rWO ELECTRIC LIGHT
EXHIBITIONS Of all the horses in tins consign.
ment nuring the evenings Of TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY. APRIL Is AND IL. commencing
each evening at T..
TATrERSALLS' SALE REPOSITORY will be brilliantly
Illuminated on the aho~".n entioned occasion.
Every convenience wll he arranged for the publo
and SPECIAL CHAIRS WILL BIZ RESERVED FOB
LADIES'.
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STANTON ABBOrT HERE.

The Great English Fighter Comes Over for
n Match with Our Cracker Jacks.
1t seems that England is hent on wrestling
tho title OF light weight champion Of the world
from Jack McAuline. the American pugillst
and holder Of that distinction. for yesterday
another a%spirnnt for the honors arrived here
He is Stanton Abbott. and he came on tho
American limo steamship New York. which
reached this port Yesterday morning.
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STOPPED ny me POLICE:
dim Sullivan aud Charley Lynch Not Al
lowed to Fight.

The Hamilton A. G. boxing bouts took place at the
C,ermont Avenue Rink. Brooklyn. last night The
Snapper was referee, and the at ;endance was good.
The hrSt bout OF the night Was between Jim Rice of
the vsrunn boat Club and Mix, Leonard OF brooklyn.
Leonard was the lighter, uud was IN pe-'ect trim. Tho
c1ntsst terminated with Leonard tue victor.
The catcbw eight contest between Joe Harmon. Pas
time A, a., and JIM llnimes. Grtrnwich 4. I, OF New
York. came next. II was n draw. Then Jim sullivan
OF Ned York and charity Lynch Of Fat Boston cam.
on 10 wind up the show. but the lnspe tor recognized
the men ms professionals AMI absolutely refuted ~ Jet
them appear. This ended The show.
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SINCE II WAR

Rheumatism radically cured In every case siacs
lsSii WITH famou. Prescription ioo,3s{. prepared oJ
MULLER. AZ ChiveTsily place. y. y. Muscular. G0uIy.
Sciatlc, in~h.mmatory. &e Pleasant 70 I1sS 7Ea.
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