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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-24
DOWN THE VALLEY NOTES
Doings of . Day in Naugatuek and Uniol
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Doings of q Day In Naugatuek and Union
NAUaATUcK, May 24.-As near as
can be learned there are four or more of
our lady teachers who will resign their
chances to teach next term, as they are
about to be married. We also hear that
there are some four more wi will seek
positions elsewhere for reasons of their
own. AS the principal and assistant have
given good satisfaction there will probably
be no effort made to have change.
The local cast of "The Old Oaken
| Bucket" are much pleased with the work
of Miss Murray, the leading lady, who
| comes here from New York to play the
part. TerrelPs orchestra is rehearsing the
music incidental to the play. There should
be good house on Friday night.
The Hibernians will give their picnic at
| Linden park on the flats on Decoration
day.
| 1t is doubtful if the Swedish church So
ciety made any money last night by play
ing the Ollie Torbett concert troupe. 1t is
an excellent company, but having been
here only short time since, with circus
the night before, and a play two nights
after, requires an extra effort to draw out a
| large audience. The receipts were about
| SIS. The expenses were probably more.
A number of republicans will go from
| here to New Haven on June 6, to take part
in the republican affair on that day.
Parties who have dogs that are not regis
| tered, to the number of three or four hun
| dred, might find it to their advantage to
have them registered this week, more es-
pecially as the selectmen are talking of
appointing an officer to prosecute delin-
quents.
Lord Salisbury entertained the officers
| of the Chicago at Hatfield House.
A riot of striking stevedores in Chicago
| was squelched by prompt action of the
police.
Charles A. Kimball has pleaded not
| guilty of bribery in the Haverhill Mass. }
Doodle cases.
Moody Merrill, the missing lawyer, trus-
tee and financier of Boston, was debarred
| in the superior court.
Captain Nathan Peters, aged 90, the old
est Precursor in the country, is very i'll
at Southampton, Mass.
It is feared that the schooners Emma
| l.. Nelson and Leon Ellsworth have been
| lost in the recent lake storm.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Prominent Hartford Man Dead.

HARTFORD, May 24.-Robert E. Day,
aged &C years, president of the Security
Co, died at 1890 this morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-24
RIOT AND DEATH.

Six Men Reported Killed In the Pennsyl-
vanial Coke District.
UN1oNrowa, Penn, May PA big riot
is reported to have occurred at Sickle
Hollow, sixteen miles west of here. in the
coke region. this morning. Six men are
reported killed and a number wounded.
The riot is the result of the recent troubles
and the end is not yet, it is feared. Stlckle
Hollow is on the Pittsburg, Mckeesport q
Younphiogheny River railroad near Per-
riapoiis. Officers left here for the scenes
of trouble this morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-24

Corn Starch, pounds for 25c, W. N
LADD, "a O5 South Main street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-24
Our Advertisements

the last two weeks have bore good results
Have had greater returns than ever before
through our offering. Mems and Youths
Sc 90 Trousers for S2.75 and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-24
Thursday Friday and
Saturday.

of this week lot of white and Ecru Jer-
sey Vests at 1870, Goods that are actually
worth Csc, but they will be sold 2 for Csc.
At the same time we shall dispose of 20
dozen
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-24

A. W. Castle has nice store for rent
on East Main street. 81
Special bargains Thursday, Friday and
Saturday at the IT, f. Judson store.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-24
Ladies' Riche|ieu Ribbed
Cotton Hose.

atl1Oc pair. Don't expect to find these
Goods after Saturday for they will all be
| sold.
We have got one of the best Corset
| Covers to be found anywhere at Csc.
They are made of Cambria, trimmed with
fine wide Embroidery, neck and ere
actually worth $50 each. You shall miss
it if you do not get some of the lot.
One other bargain is lot of our reg
ular S.. 25 white Bed Spreads that we shall
close out for $50. If you would get them
at this price we would advise you to come
for them this week.
>Seventy-six pairs of Ladies4 Button Kid
Gloves will go on sale Thursday at 69c a
pair, and sold for this price until they
are all sold.
Ladies' Shirt Waists
One special bargain is full Numbered
waist, collars, cuffs and front and we are
selling them for 79c.
Our SOC Corset is beauty. We have it
made expressly for us and have secured
Corset fully as good as many that are sold
for SOC.
TT. JUDSON STORE
Waterbury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-24

at1Oc pair. Don't expect to find these
Goods after Saturday for they will all be
sold.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-24
$1,000 Suits For $50
Reefer Suits

in light and dark colors, nicely embroid
cred, Blue Cheviots and Cassimers, sizes
to years.
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yoITIS0s ABOUT TOWN

from nav fOfi daily ss II a \, and or. n Ths fare
10 so esntk
Miss Hsl.a d.rdnsr Is to Isetsrs at IN. Holland House
Of Ssw YsFk city.
Ea-sra EIl.h, year. old, Of ? .sa Eighth avenue
going an operation for appsndisiiia
Senator Hill passed through New York Yesterday on
his way e Ha.hinE'oa lie stopped only long enough
Mr. ana hrs August Belmont. ths EaTl Of Rintors.
Gov SFasr asnsTAl OF South Australia: III. y Foster
y p, and Frederick Rsninss0n arrived yesterday on
the LucAntA-
The conference OF the RAilrssd Departments the
4 C. A. eontiuusd yesterday. Several addresses
wsEs InAds a. the dAJ sessions and IN the sVsAiag
Collector KubrsIh has appoistsd Norman s. Adams 10
be chief clerk Of the Auditors Department. M:
ss%s so aas sssas. yssSa .ad va. t.si 4 ~ 10.
eashisr's 0shss..
A wsIldrssssd young msH.. who gave HI. aans as
street vas arrested in CsaIT.l Park yesterday alter
noon for indecent oshAvior AZ the address given iE
y as sAia that Arnold lived there
The Countess WAehtmsistsr OF sweden. who has
bssa travelling in India and absorbing IhsOEOphy.
arrived TsstsrIay the LEesniA she u going tosan
osopRlsIE on april 20. she Hiii represent India
AanA stephens. the eoi0F-d woman who WAS arrested
on tuesday CHARGED Niih Attempting to leson James
CosrtJ sstsfdsy B0sh hive a. las wssE TSsaIJfour;h
street
Joba smith of 400 West Thlrtrsghth street and
ySmss higsn, 81 tue Sans address SsIs each ssd "a
lag carriage And come bATnsss from stable an
FOTE HaAhtnston avenue.
Chiasss inspsctor scarf yssisEdAy ATrsstsd tEO
newly arrived Chassa: whoHl a. once took before
GATED StaEss Comntaslnner Alexander on charge or
Tue pilsansrs AFs JaAz Al Bu and Ling An JnnE and
they from Havana. arriving here on Friday via
IaaaPA. PA ThsJ NsEs Bsld for sxHniRAhon On
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c@sAs voS wissEr.sr nosssD.



TIVE Aass - swsttsv-Asssi cs.ts zee = SEA
pss Hsis wss We. .-seAisu.
Ats:2o yesterday aotsine . very rnueh .s-
eitsA ycuns osfnssE rushed into the Vernon
svsnue police station. Brsoklyn. His hat was
crushed, his clothing wee settled. and one end
efhis collar had brohsn loose from the button
snd vas tucked behind his left ear. Flourish
ing shattered sheet Of music At the Sergeant
he said:
NY money IL all zone. II was stolen By
two men sad bull hound was playing at
psrH and got 50 in payment was going
home withthis money in my pocket. and was
rsssips the corner Of Tompkins avenue and
hepkins street when l saw two men and .
bull hound. which thsy led by rope.
The men had on swsllow-tailsd coats high
collars. and whlts necktles 'Hsltp the men
said. snd the bull hound showed his teeth. I
stoppsd. and one OF the M en- said:
Ihiskey. That Y 10 eeuts. My friend and
the hound take the same as you. beer. That
mskes the 70 eents 30 fork over. or ws'll set
the hound on you
The hound ct the same time srovlsd very
nastI. Something hit me! 1 rolled over on
the stones and when l. got up. almost dead,
nobody was In sight / was alone. l searched
ny pocksts and found l had been robbed Of
The Indignant nusicAn described himself
IS C,essr Won Witzleben. Is years old, OF 81
Jefferson stre>t. Detective Dunno was de.
tailed to look for the three offenders, but lie
could not find them.
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WEE THERE M a ooxs STRIKES



Te-say's nzsss nEesssne - Bsesss-Bsth
ssass Frspssing ~ = aessrnt stsfhs.
UNfoSTovN. Pa March SLIT Il not yet
clear whether or not the coke strike ordered
for Monday will take place. The success 81
the mass meeting tomorrow will largely de-
termins WHISTLER there will be strike. II the
meeting IL largely attended and the actions OF
the Scottdals convention ordering the strike
are approved. the orders for the strikswill be
carried out.
tits generally believed that the employees
At Tricks plant will not come out until the
men at the other points compel their en-
ploJers 20 par them rate equal to what the
Prick employees are now receiving. which
would be an advance OF about IL per cent II
this position 10 taken there may be strike at
strike Of half Of the plants. Affecting about
700 men. -
The outside operators are preparing for .
general strike. Guards have bsen placed at
all OF the works TO protect property. and All
men kuvwn to belong to the organization
are DISCHARGED. Tonight the officials OF
the Organization assert corfldently that the
strike will be general. and that every plant IN
the region will be idle Monday morning. me
foreign element are most fetsrmlneu 70
strike. and say they will force the EnRlsh-
speaking workmen to join them; The Leaders
assert they have the support Of the meIcnsnts
OF the region. whose business IL much Injured
By the COMPANY stores.
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Places 90 the Giobs where Th-sAsr s.s
Lightui-g Are I.sessest.

Place. 90 the Giobs where ~Th-shsr s.a
Lightui-E Are I.sessest
Jron he Pat.,~rsA Dtpaict.
The phenomenon known as lightning. FOL
lowed by a rolling. reverberating report REQ
ognizsd as thunder. 10 common to . wide zone
OF the earth. but It 10 not generally known that
there are localities where the vivid flashes and
the deafeninr peels are incesssnt. The most
notable OF these continuous lightning districts
IL on the eastern coast Of the island OF San
Domingo. q leading member Of the group OF
the West Indies. It IL not meant that the
lightning Is here continuous the year round.
but that. with the com m en- cement OF the rainy
ss'ason comes thts Sf:Sfg rsssIra on escaat ae
The storm centre 10 not continuously focal.
isnce than eight miles, and the iiehtpina ID
thirty niles thers may Be- days IL some local.
ties whore the twinkle on the sky is In con-
are u absont. Then again come me- days and nights
when the electric ARTILLERY is piercing In its Do
donations. and especially Is this the case when
in an electrical duel. and. rs sometimes. occurs.
q third participant appears 70 add TO the ele-
with binding vividn esq and stunnlns pesls
that seem to pin the listone. to the earth
others. until the auricuIar mechanism seems
hammered into chaos
just now ana why IL II that tnefe II mere gen
Grated SO i'm N snse al amount OF electricity as
TO keep up such an incsssant ignition IL one OF
those problems that can only be solved when
sufficient data are at hand to work upon. IL Is
probable that with the commencement OF the
rainy season this region Ia the harder OF op-
posing air and ocean currents whose friction
has hing to do in the case. This would
tend TO bring Into contact opposing clouds. va
riously charged and as lightning II the pass
ing OF electricity from one cloud to another.
seeking equilibrium. OF the passing OF the
fluid from o cloud to the Garth tt 10 probable
that. In this continued friction OF currents.
may bs found q starting point to unravel the
mystery. 1t In in swirling and opposing cloud
strata. especially where theae get into Ryratory
motion, that electrical phenomena are most
abundant. Just as. In an even. Uniform now OF
clouds. such disturbance is rarsr and often
entirely absent
II would not seem. from the meagrs informa.
tion bearing on this matter. that the electrical
interchange 10 between the clouds and the
earth. as there T. no reference made g what
are termed lightning strokes-whsn the de-
scehding current strikes tree. building. or
other object. or strikes the ground directly.
But It would certainly be q trying ordeal ca
any fairly balanced nervous organization 10
behold q blazing sky for days and nights to-
gether and listen - the incessant rolling OF the
thunder until the very senses seem stupeted
TO further recognition. Happily such local.:
tie~ have been rarely bestowed By nature. and
this one Is shunned by the dusky natives. and
the more advanced fauna. when the wet sea-
son approaches leave IL By instinct
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james NJ scanlon. Who on Nov 10 1903 WGs ssn
fenced nfesu ysATS state prison BY JudKs Mar.
tine = charge OF buTgaTousy suffering . house And
stsahnE sOms IsHslry. has bssa pAId0nsd BY Gov
FlsWsE
The body OF woman IN ; bAily dsssnpossd con,
silver CIssk n y. on friday, has bssa iasntinsd
steamer WocOks Whish fOuudsrsI on Long Point "a
Ebs Canadian shoTs. oct 40. lsJa
Train No 10 vest bound en- the New Yor1 Central
Railroad ran into freight n AIN 81 Amsterdam ~
yesterday morning a. tie freight tram vas crossing
o. : aiding Ihs passenger sngias went down an en-.
bank aud Enzinssr george al inson gby
injured Three freight Esrs wrecked The loss
absut $4,000
TWO dOors Of tina vault IN the once OF the Harmeay
Company cohOss. we're bloEn on BY burglars on b ~
day nlghL when the bargains sos iuie Inc EauL the
sseoysrsa tse sales u ths best burglar proof maze
believed thsy bseaas sAtisnsd thag tAey could
act EeG iusds OF thsse aAfes and lefG without Any
kooty Ia lths safss ssls about $40 600 70 be used
In paying the smployses IN she Harmony hllls
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0nsesr Hsrr's Ezeit.s Experiences 10 .
Hesro Tsnewsnt.
Word Was received ~ the West Thrty-ssv-
snth street police station about U o'clock last
evening that there was big row going on In
the rear tenement ct 2l5 West Twenty ninth
street. which IL occupied mainly By negroes.
Policeman Horn was sent there and he found
two eolorsd women screaming and smashing
things In one Of the rooms on the ground floor.
Harris Jackson was vainly trying to make the
women keep quiet.
When the policeman appeared the nearssses
few ut him tooth and nall. SO fierce was the
assault that Horn. with his face cut and bleed
ing and his uniform rent In many places. was
driven back into the yard where sll the ten
ants assembled aud cheered the Intoxicated
women on. They shouted, DO him up"
Tear his buttons or" and the outlook for
general attack upon him was so threatening
that Horn was ompelled TO beat Q retreat
He went TO the West Thirtleth street police
station. and. after getting four other police
men to help him. returned to the tenement
The women were. Alice Call Of 12l West
Twsnty-f nth street and Jeanette Jackson Of
2lU West Twenty. ninth street, The men were
Harris Jackson and William n. Harris OF 475
Seventh avenue. the latter one Of those who
had advised the women to tear Horns buttons
eff.
Horn was badly used up, and his uniform
was almost completely DESTROYED.
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coon SUBJECTS ros THE conoSkR.

Doust Aseu, the Cans. OF Death OF Thsss
Three Eeypti.n Fsr-esr.
Yesterday afternoon the workmen who are
clearing away the ruins Of the furniture house
Of Thoesen Brothers at 800 Third avenue.
which was burned several weeks ago. un-
what charred by the fire.
The boxes were opened and found 20 contain
three lesden easkets. covered with Egyptian
hteroglyphios. The caskets were opened aud
in each ives n shrlvelled mummy.
The baskets were takea to the Buckingham
stables. 1877 East fifty-d street. The police
Fravely notified the Coroner. who will make an
Inspection.
hi. not thought that the cause Of death win
be determined The presumptl Ion IL that some
collector OF Egyptian relics had the mummies
and stored them In the furniture warehouse for
safe keeping.
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Rival TorshHght Paraass aaa Mass Nee,
Ings ~ Coasy Isiasd.

Rival TershHght Psraass sas Mass Meet
hngs - Csasy Isissd-
The campaign for the special town election
to be held at Gravosend on Tuesday has
reached q white heat. The novelty OF a real
opposition ticket has disturbed the followers
OF the fallen chief. John Y. McKane. and IN
stead Of one great family dwelling In harmony
under a Dictatorship. there are now two well
defined factions
Last night Coney Island was ablazs with
bonares and fireworks. while the air was rent
with music from half Q dozen bands and the
shouts OF the snappers and the anti-snsppers
as the rival factions are called. The Citizens
League WAS having torchlight parade and
meeting in the Sea Beach Palace.
The rsgulas Democracy had another parade
and meeting In the Coney Island Athletic
Club house. About 900 men were In each
The Sea Beach Palace vas one third .nIled
With members and friends Of the Citizens
League. speeches were made by the local
candidates and Col. Alex, y. Bacon OF Brook
lyn- Mavor Schisrsn aud ex-SecTetary Tracy.
who were on peeted. did not appear.
The meeting Of the regular Democracy was
quite as large. There Was no end OF enthu-
siAsm whenever John Y. Mckane's name was
mentioned
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wl.r. H..t.rs.s.. FIr.s Were.

AE-Ie e5. BoulsEsrd. HsaT Ioiss street. Joshua
Hainss damage SIss; AZ 50, E4o Tsnth AysEus.
Charles Fizksn. damage $50; 90. l.s7S Lexington
aEsaus Albert Cshn. dsmAss $3.50; 50. SlT End sis
Eass FinJ.slxEh street. james Brady. damage 5000
so Hfth aVsaas aad Ffty-nia street. Hotel savoy
damage 81. ssO, ssS6 % OlssF street. no damage;
Z .o5. is7 CbsTTY street. Louis Dsutseh 40 damzEs.
EI0 PAS 3lS EEst 1O4th street Iehh Coppiae damAgs
s1' as 100 81 -; s rs staiis;y kssS
alum ! sprnssE danaEs shght: IS -
Csntrs street Gilbert 4 sheridan aAmAgs $3.50;
800 IS5 wssf rhlfty sizth street essIEs balthe ny
d-za-ss sIEhi: 10 % "a E.sI klzh.ssslA street.
JSinss d N@l lalssFs sfo. 81 -. l2s aszs Sssaty
aIsi street, Ma {. sPlssEs esHa4ss 80
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OBI ARY.

Prof. william Robertson Smith. who bore
perhaps the same relations to the Free Church
OF Scotland that Dr. Charles A. Briggs does to
the Presbyterian Church in this country. died
in Cambridge. England. yesterday. He was
born in Aberdeenshirs and educated at the
Aberdeen University. the New College. Edin-
burgh and at the universities OF Bonn and
G0ttingen. In 1870 he was appointed pro-
lessor of Hebrew in the Free Church College.
Old Testam emit Revision. For his critical views
publisheI In the Ency clopa.dia Britannica and
elsewhere be was removed fr9m bis professor
CHIP IN by an ss s
lie succeeded the late Proi Palmer In the Lord
s !idss sS1 u $3.50 ' Appointed
librarian to the. university Three years.
l:f he ,sSi:.:s aG to Of h i. s0P sss
= n ss "a sr i.
Irom 1881 Re was. .ssoelatsd With Pref:
eatioss wsrs THE Old Tssismsnt in The, jew:
fs. F.ss !. Hel r0 % Il. q
Eighth Century. b e. "apd "kinship aad MAJ a.
EssGa G 2; X. :s.: 81 Fl ba On:
nett LscturssI have also been published.
James p Dik4 died suddenly yesterday
Rsrnine q BThss tsss At h bic sHns sss 80
lad iIss ives HSf ProStlsn assSs iit! ,ssi.
EanIEsd The, firm q Dixie Brothers wool mer-
NAMED Ia existence for over thirty i've yssrs
Mr., Dlks was a life member Of the I;ong lei.
rs iSrs n.s'0i liz sSi ,;.s.sfsI Sih
the Pilgrims He leaves four sons. The funeral
will be held on Wednesday afternoon
Edward Hill. discount clerk in the Ninth
sysaus. NsvsTf,' lie vas Secretary % the
sa ehts m memL"g u the an North Ind Club q
Newark He was . widowsT. and leaves ons
child. John T. Hill. an Instructor In Cornell
University.
Luther r. Graves died At BenAinRton, VI,
yesterday. aged % years lie Was one OF the
first directors OF the state National Bank OF
Troy n, y. and served continuously as such
National bank OF Ben ain gton in 1853. and re-
NAMED It's President until the last He was
N ore than . millionaire
Mills T. Baker Of Great Meek, Long Island.
died last night. He was born In this city In
1873 Hswas q member Of the Queens County
Agricultural Society He leaves = wife. two
sons and two daughters FSnsIai services
residence.
DR.. Beverly ST. George Tucker died sud-
denly In Colorado springs on FRIDAY night.
Sgsd 90 Ri TSsksr H las g@.S SSH =, sSss.
stepsen Of john Randolph Of Kosaois He
served as = surgeon In the Confederate army.
Alexander -. Hudson. aged U8. OF New
yesterday afternoon. He is said to have been
the largest owner OF real estate 10 that place
He leaves a widow. tive daughters. aud an
estate estimated At over 81 .OOoOOO
GsraTdus ID. Smith. aged 80 years proprietor
Of the ER piTs Hotel in Saratoga. died ysstsr-
day OF BTights disease.
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TO JOIN CaxEY'S Army,
II TAes Cast Set wo~E-U s<spiey ed i
skas1es Iavsas Illassss

II TAss Csa't Set worE-Us<sp,sss ed Me-
sAasses Iavsss IiiassssI
sr. LoyIs March 3l.-A band Of seventy ave
men. styling themselves the association Of
Unsmifoyed Mechanics. arrived here last
night from San Antonio. Tex. q belatsd freight
traip. They orxanizsd In Texas . week ago. aud
started north looking for work at their re-
spsctivs. trades as . first object. and. Incident
ally to Join the Coxsy corps II they failed to
IND employment. They elect = captain every
daI Capt James Primrose. who was In COM
nand when they reached here. detailed dii-
isrent squads Of men 10 the police stations for
lodging Capt. Primrose says the party has
made an honest effort at every stepping place
b. get work.
At Little Roek. Ark they obtained from the
Mayor permit to canvass the city In search OF
work. Fully half OF the original party found
smploymsnt at various places along the route,
eutta. ranks we're kspt full By seesssiens q
Of the band as have nos found work hsss will
ssssmels 1t Asehenbroedel Hall. on Market
street; elect . new Captain. and march Across
The bridge into lllinoiA
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FIa.i Bsx.s Boat- Ia the Prospect a. C..s
ToaFasy.

Owing to the large number Of contestants
the hnAl bouts In the boxing competition OF
the Prospect A. e.. held In Wokars Hall. Long
Island City. last Aikht. were not finished until
close on to midnight.
Hot lighting was the order and several hun
drec spectators were enthusiastic in their AD-
plausel Summaries:
oas Hundred and Ten Pound Class-Eirst bout 8
Tee. Prospsst =, q, teal q. spears Standard A c.
sscOnd bout, o. Miller. Prospect A. q. bsAl h fAy.
HisEs0a e. laird bout Leonard Hurley &C .bsAt J.
Doyle National A iuarIh os1t; J. Aeaina, Broken.
Anderson. star A T.. forfeited 10 y. hsEssEAn star
A. g.
One hundred and i~snty t-opound Class First bout.
W, Anderson. Prospect A. C. beat ". Alien Prospect
a Q. second bout "a LATAey, star A a., beat EVsas,
Prospect A g. Third bout A sHseE snbSTEsr STANDARD
A G. forfeited ts y, HArAn. Prospect A a..
one hundred and-thlTty ave pound CASH L
AhsIn Friendship A C.. forfeited TO walsh. LsEiAs
ton 4. @.