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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-09-27
ARpNoRE, THURSDAY, SEPT 81
TO OUR PATRONS.

A word TO our patrons, and
especially those who, by our in
diligence on account of hard
times, have become our debtors.
we trust will not be out of place,
nor offending in character. To
them we wish to say, the first of
O ,tober is approaching and with
1t comes obligations which we are
anxious TO meet. This we can
only accomplish by close collec-
items, and if those who are in
debted to us for past services
will make proper efforts, we e.
beve they can, without detri-
ment to their interests, come to
our rescue.
The amounts owing to us are
small but varied, and in the az
gregatc amount to several hum
dred dollars. Now. friends. we
are greatly in need of this money.
and il you have a proper appre-
citation of past leniency, please
make preparations to meet us on
next Monday with n pleasant
smile accompanied by that which
1t takes to make the mare 90. Bv
doing this you will not only glad
den our hearts, but will make il
possible for us to do likewise
with our creditors.
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OMealy receives daily shipments of
Califo rpiR fruits. l9 If
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States Court in the Iu-
dian Territory, Third Judicial Di-
vision. October Term, 1894.
John w. Walker, Plaintiff,
VS..
Mary NJ. Walker, Defendant.
The defendant, Mary NJ walker, is
warned to appear ia this court in
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff, John w Walker.
Witness the Hon. Chas. B. Stuart,
(Seal9 judge of said court, aud the
seal thereof this, cath day of Septem-
Der, 1894 j. w. Phillips, lerk.
BY f.. Psarce, Deputy.
johnson, Cruoe Il Cruce, Aitor-
ueys
X. w, Dick, Attorney for Nom
Resident Defendant.
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Emmett Lowe. OF sherman, who 10
visiting John III. LoSe and Mrs. r. +.
Wilson, ,hls brother and sister, took in
the Oklahoms City fair today.
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THE ARDMoREITE job office is
brand sprinter new andi tits under
the control OF a first elias job
printer.
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For. Sale. or Trade.

A second hand piano. win sell
cheap or trade for stock, Apply to
City Meat Market. i6tf
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To All WHOM Ii May Concern:
Notice IN hereby gwen that the 10th day Oi
October, 1894, has been upponted for the hear
Ing OF the petitiou OF The inhabitants OF zee
tions 20 so, 81 and 80 1p. 4, south u. ,, east
OF The Indian meridian In the Indian Territory
for incorporation Of the town Of ArdmOre be-
fore the Honorable nityd States court in the
Indian Territory. for the Third Judicial In
vision, At ArtlmIrc.
Signed on behalf Of the petitioners this, 22d
day OF september. lisa.
ALBEIT RENNIE, Agent.
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An active agent in each oonniy In
the United states, to solicit subscrip-
tions for the Twice-a- Week Republic
A liberal ommission will be paid o
hustler-. Address Superintendent Cir
eaIstion. The Republic ST. Louis, Mo
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WARNING ORDER.

In the luited states Court in the Indian Ter
iltOry, Third Judicial Division October
Term, 1885,.
Laura A. Lancaster. Plaintiff,
We.
will Lancaster, Defendant.
The defendant. will Lane ster IL warned TO
appear in tnis court in thirty day and answer
the complaint Of the piaintih laura Lam
caster.
witness the Honorable Charles Il stuart
sSkt. Judge nf said court. aud the seal
thereof this, sih day Of september, lsa.
jos W, phillips, Clerk.
BY :. l.. Garrett, Deputy
jackson 4 kendrick, Attorneys.
W. u Brown, Attorney for Nom Resident
Defendant,
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Hot aud cold battle, best in the city
nj the wlsnoE Hotel Barber Shop.
on ~
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Uniled States Court in the In
dian lerritory, Third judicial ri
vision, October Term, 1894.
Annie Holt, Plaintiff.
VS..
Jack Holt, Defendant.
he defendant, Jack Holt, is warn.
ed 10 appear in this court in ihirn
days and answer the complaint ui
the plaintiff, Anne Holt.
Witness the Hon. Chas. u. Stuart,
lsFALl Judge of said curt, aud the
seal thereof this. 18Th das OF Srpltm-
Der, 1894.
dos. w Phillips, CLERK.
By :. l.. Garrett, Deputy.
Jackson & kcudrick. Attorneys.
III. II. Brown, Attorney for Non
Resident Defendant.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-03
Ell HSAxoso so11aNAo

LueEo yovlan del brazo mes rgtes tedsys su casa de
leg Vielles Haudaiettss decian:
muertA. ~ N 'ANA''' ="
Ya tenfan bastante edad, cuando naci6 Claudio. Ds
q aoene Ia mansua por decrlo asi se reiuvenacieron
~ no hVlere hlzo dorar de Ell buso de Titus ge
Puso con mas alan trabaiar. Empezaba una nueys vi
uA para elos dlceron una hucha 81 recen nacido Dor
que q1erian que tuese educado como un principe
For IN momento Juan Riviere estuvo & uunto de-
conaentr en- coocarle cadad de menino en- casa do
ano ae sua MOBILES centes pero separarss de A NO
qasleron' los diez ocho a6es Claudio era alto ele
gan sena 81 tuego de Ia uvantud de Ia honrsdez en-
os olos una tente ancha despeada espesos capelos
negos ytoda su persona respirsba una vvacidad una
lntrepldez un ardor extrsordinarios
Ccn aquel temperamento Ia edueaci6n one habfa re
clpdo los recuerdos de heropmo cl6sco que todavfa
zaOaoan en- So caoezs atm6sfera que 90 reHpira
% enonce debia verse 10 pensaron sus buepos
Psores tatamente srratrado por aque movimiento da
nDeIad que 1ba Aacudi para removable al vieio mundo
-JNn que plensas2-le preguntaba algunas veces su
maore Vendolo absorto I'm lbro sohando NO eyeudo
III "a MRS ba como 81 hubisse salido de nm vue6o
en- realdad Gsaba acaso 10 que pensara? Espermen
ssos ese malsstsr inevitable que en- el ubra de Ia vida
20 cerne soore los esptus inquetos del porvenr No
Ve utntamente 81 cano los derroteros tencbrogoa
que eSpefaDAn Sc detenfa e umbra de soue tri.
ounal en- que deba entrar 81 81 oor povorento de
!os pergamnos a anontonados SO le hubese sgsrrsdo
a gargauta
Ants aquel antro de smbrOles, ante suueIss hlerss
ae Miolos enmohscidoH squelOs montonea de papslss
aqusllOs IOmbEiOI nidos de sbuuop, Yasla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-03
BIa1loEE0A De nnA CORRESPONDENCE Ds Pro. RICO" 81

ba No era Ia exstenca que speteca pero qn6 rems.
dio2 Por todas parties e favor niustira d capricbo
tents que resgnarse meor dicho en- ell Tribunal uchs
ra para hsce trunfar Ia yerdad 81 derecho como e 10
haoa jurado miumo en- sue6os de joven gu SUE
nora9 oe doorosaa reexea trahaar sempre lestnte
&c decf5 les ma mlsi6D haFante dgna de IN hombrel
La revouci6n, impid6 gus Clsudio Rivisra eumplie.
ra esa tarea Fue una gran sopress vvo dolor ps
f e4 ITO hvlere cuando noche De Julio gu ho entr6
alegre con e traje roto esclsmando;
-IHsn tornado la Bastilai
- ILa Bastlla2-djo ell pa6ero levantaudo svs pafss
para mlrar gu hjo cara cara
LA aefara Rviere cruz6 las mancs SO dei6 caer an
calceta, rapitiendo.
Sc habia dido mucho ruiio en- ell barrio aouel dis
numerosos grupos habian asado por las GALES grtsndo
81 ito Rivere hatfs vato que Sc trstabs de srser al
pueblo Ia revoluci6D pero haba sonreido moviendo
Ia cabeza hakis dicho 4 su muier
Mo temas, Sutans, todo ESQ desaparscsra ante los
drsgones del seHor de Lambese.
La notlcia de Is toms de ls Bastla e aplsstsba
-GEa posibeY mo te equivocas?-diio Claudio
JQuien e 10 ha contado2
-Nsdie Cuando han tornado Ia BastiIIs estaba w
ALI -''ul" '''AOA ~
Misericordial-djo la madre.
-lDesgrscisdol lTe has atrevido2 ,,-diio al ps
dre-Pero NJ habra hecho ahorcar an,s de ochos dss
todos esos rebedss To has contribuIda tomsr Ia
bastia?. No has emido. No. de SECURE erss vsien.
to, ne tenes meio nadie, No has temido ser 81
seusado en- Vez del defensor7
-IAh el TribupslI-diiO Clsudio pssssnde nor al
euarto-IAntes de dos no exigtir6 eua Tribuna
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-03

UN INGLES
I'm iugles ca. como un hombre
asi. nhy tieso y muy largo.
muy 8 go, muy orgulloso
Y tan pf 70 como I'm asOo.
En todsH parties 81 encuentrs,
todo 10 meto q hSrato,
con los fuertea muy humilde
con los 6bies muy bravo.
Ofrece, pero no cumple,
" cuando dos We onzarzados
en- una riia, SO scercs
como echandola de guspo
y dice:-Sie on psz os pongo,
lqrd me vais 4 dar2 Jqu6 gsno2
I 81 CANA toma cartss
y 81 no SAGA 81 cusrto
y SO retlra diciendo:
-Sefores, nj entro nj salgo,
que SO arreglan como puedsn
Q que SO rompa les csscos.
j. MARIA GUTIERRRz DE ALBA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-03

dRAhpEs MALES uRkEDEs REMEpios. s.--CnandO 4
prtr se lmponG dey0yer nj sstema neryloso itoda an
gerSa yigOP dc ah Ia indication especial del "H1nO
gaIa ae Cefebfaa dc UrIc conceptuados por los me.
Jeos mas emnentes como e Tec0astItNyenS mas rode.
roso q piaEqdOr mas rapdo de las personas d5blss
aaemcqs prnebese para cOrrOb0rar tales vrtudes va
reconorldas nlabadas por los enfermos aue 10 han
llermety. A'eV - Vui-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-03
E5 LA EPIEA DE- U5AR

El Depurativo vegetal de NJ. Planellas para
todSs las personas que deseen un atemperante y
impiSr ID ssngre de las impurezas Puramente
vegetaL Pueden usarlo los nihos personas
mayOrss. La oondsd del producto, que es nm ez.
tractc Auido de plantas ndigenas, ssegurs el ere.
ciente consume Dep6sito en- Ia Farmacia de
Guillermety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-03
LH8 lIHgEH Y UIERTHH

TumoreS, panadizos siete cueros 80 curaD
con sl UNGUENTO DERM0GENO. Ininitsr
euraeiOneu screditan el medicamonto, Es de cor
sumo general On todo el psiG. Seguro en- aus efes
toa. Dap6Sito FarYnScia GuilIarnnety l2-l3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-03
1YTrEaRo.

5000 pesos El Notario de Juans DiaE lnfor
mara. 4-4
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Sc RECOMIENDA

La superior sgua szshar de NJ. PLANE
LLAs por su pureza, fuerte concentration y &
no aroma que aseguIa la buena conservation del
producto sobre sus similares. Ests envasada en-
eleganteH frascoa De venta en- Ia FARMAoTA DE
GUILLERMETY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-03
RESHTIEMP8S
IA CONSTETO TETUAN 81.

liza OON y U LIlNJ TT LI.o-.----- 1T. ..
Gran FABRICA DE BAULES maletas
de MADEIRA, lston y Iona de todas formas y di-
mensiones. epresta atenci6n especial q los en-
eargos que SO NOS confen. Precios sin compe-
tencia. Para pedidos condolences dirigirs0 &
PIERAs c., Plaza de Alfonso XII. San
Juan Puerto Rico. I5-ll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-04

Nsws s-s Ns,ss Aseu, ths rhsrs-sASrsss
- Trrtntng.

~ Tr-tnise.
Applications for stable room 1t dravesend
are arriving daily, and within two or thrte
weeks every stall at the BROOKLYN Jockey
Clubs track will have an occupant. Secretary
MeIntyrs received word yesterday that the
BROOKLYN Handicap candidates. clifford and
Carlsbad, will be on the grounds By the Goth
Of the current month. Ye Tambien and Henry
Of Navarro will arrive by May or a tribe
sooner. Western turfmen are about equally
divided between Clifford and 70 Tambien to
win the BROOKLYN. Frank shaw Of 81. Paul has
bet 81. 900 on the mare at the comfortable odds
OF 30 toll.
Ajax. q local candidate. and one OF the favor
ties for the SIS. 900 race. IL doing as we'll a.
anybody could desire. Although Yesterday
morning was cold aud blustry the four-ysnr-
old wanted TO run, and could hardly be kept
within bounds By his rider at Sheepshead Bay
Ajax was worked mile in 1 54. and moved
with great freedom. Young Arion accom-
panied him part OF the journey. The track at
the Bay is nice and soft and 1T to race over at
any time.
While the JOCKEY Club has the revision Of the
rules Of racing In hand. It would be we'll to
make the naming Of horses at the time Of
entering compulsory. 1t 10 annoying to ind
half . dozen unnamed colts. nllies. and geld
ings in a stake y is a great source Of
should Rap. bseS on. q he moss constant
any Of his colts or niles until they had
rse Uw HS He failed to nsm. thss splsnsId
race horse hA Sensation out o. Imported
death he gave him the name o. Csntaur:
There was already one Centaur living, and
wsm h. a%ss q hoi
Faverdale--the same as the dam, and his prod
uce will be entered as being by Favcrdsis. By
4. Carson Of the Excelsior Stable lost a
promising two-year old By Hidalgo yesterday
Jimmy Mclaughlin reports his horses In
nrst. class trim AZ Grayesend.
M f' one Of the %2ss DIn
imported Bassetlaw, Lmported golden Dawn,
Ssre%ons b. EIils out S Of EsiaSetts. ,9wnsd
S5vs an Imported tRs TS1ssr co
tive imported two-year-oids owned By him
al; Ssn ,r a. iwa. ..s. ss t. into
neat and clean. Etiquette and the sister 70
TO Torso are mart;looking ,youn:ters. and
rssa l%Po Bet.i csS ~ dos s rs
and is quite an. engaging horse to look at
# cot apd Ass
Tattersalls Is high. headed fellow that should
R Ssis Tss1 SsS. 81: TseE IT.. d
Robert Bradley OF Virginia, will be glad to
learn that the ivs-yea5-oid IL at wn:hinston:
camrsiened lin all sorts OF weather. and over
all kinds OF tracks. and he has won about nifty
races for his owner. Bradley told friend re-
against "Blitz' for the Brooklyn Handicap
put S25 on for him and send him the ticket. II
II should rain and the track be bad, the others
would have merry time catching Bitten with
only 1O5 pounds on his back.
LowlAnder. the winner OF the Suburban last
year. is making many friends by the way he Ia
q allor ring at Gravssend and the Bay. One good
Judge on Saturday last bet $50 against $500
on the black horse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-04
Baseball Yesterday.
NEW YORK. 10; LEoyrrsEs. ].


II VAS entirely too gold for baseball yester.
horssplsy with the mi-proiessional Leon
tines, at the Polo ground. in the presence OF q
small phalanx OF cranks. Rusis, Wsstsrvelt,
and Clark divided up the pitching among
them. and though at times they Just tossed In
dewdIops." the Leontine bstsmen couldn't
eit the ball Such games do Wards men more
iss aha hsn F0Sd There Ms so : to DC 10
Lsagusrs didn't freeze to death. stafford
qomplai cd Of u soreness in his shoulder be-
fore he began to play and after making
one OF his cannon-ball throws In the
sixth Timing he could scarcely raise his
right arm. Van Haltrsn. Herman. Connor.
Burke. aud Clark played with heavy hannsls
and sweaters on. The Leontines- however.
With one or two exceptions. they showed how
badly baseball can be played.
There was positively nothing to enjoy until
the Leontines went to the batin the eighth In
ming. Then Ward put Wilson on the bench and
placed young fellow OF the name OF Richards.
who recently passed for Murphy Of Yale be-
hind the bat to catch Clark. Richards's appear
encs was SO much against him that some
Here's a stifr. sure"
But that didn't phase tho newcomer at ell.
He put on the mask and big glove and ca ught
fairly well. making tho crowd roar with de-
Hight whom he jerked a ball around behind
his back to Clark. who stood in the box. When
tine battle was over Richards said to Ward
with knowing wink:
Agin them fellers and I'd q taught 'em q thing
or two at thntl" this ball playing was any
thing like his nerve Richards would be Q star
IN less than no time.
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Farm Eff. :. All Il. Phases mt th. sard...


On May l. ?. 3. and the Hampstead Farm
Company OF Hampstead. In conjunction with
the Speciality Dog Clubs OF America. proposes
to hold novel semi-rural and sporting show
in the Madison Square Garden. depicting
farm. dairy. country. and kennel life in all Its
phases. and for q week the Garden will ressm-
BILE huge farmyard. The Hampstead Farm
exhibit will include . miniature model farm
laid out In the centre OF the Garden Exhibi-
tions OF the latest types OF steam and animal
agricultural implements will be held every
afternoon and evening Prize cattle will be
another interesting feature. while cheese and
butter will be made on the premises. Mix
maids will sell milk. ice cream. aud every dairy
product. and an effort will be made to illustrate
the making OF GOOD roads Then there will
be . flower show. while poultry. ducks and
pigeons and everything else that goes to make
up country life will not be forgotten.
The bench show will be under the direction
OF W. II. Jeycksl. JE. and J. A. johnson OF the
St Bernard Club, A C. wilmsEding and Roland
well and T. II. Terry Of the Collie Club John
T. ThAyer and Harry w. Smith OF the Fox
Terrier Club, and John H. MAttheWs and II. ID.
Winthrop OF the Building Club. The prizes
are about the same value as those offered By
the Westminster Kennel Club. The classes
will only be open to dogs rspresentsd by the
TSs uSsss Or IL. .Ro% W fo
lows: St Bern Tds. Rev. NJ. Walbrldgsi SPAN
lels. f II. Oldham; eolliss. Robert McEwsn;
fox terriers. smooth and rough. r. r. Mayhem;
bulldogs. James Mortimer.
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Baseball Notes.

McAdes will play with the Elizabeth Athletic Club.
Moran has signed with Nike Ksiiys Aiisatown Club.
Tommy CoreorAn signed . Breeklya contract ysstsr.
Dari. never threw 50 well from third base as at
present
a..oon as Murphy arrives he VIII receive . trial as
Ru.is Is gradually i.ttins. himself out in practice
and shows his old time speed and curves.
n Es: SoSs SSdHs 70 %: bean Is. ,sas
sur: g :: some soi.nthc 6s;. run ming they make
Considering the cold weather. IN. New FORKS in
SSn U e.. Mh ns
Up TO date Dad CLARK hasn't said word while pitch
as Ta:I n: 70 81 o. saa.a S
nIs ss L.on s Les h.ys I've pretty far Dsshs.s !,
down 10 Ii s. than a dozen runs.
ns,,Ss,Os .Pr so.D. Msx:nI: IA. Sra:y.a ii:
seA sin,, ssdas,ns 'hs nS%e' 20 ais; W
Payne small. Tf.nchsrd. and Lindsay.
" Z: sS'%s e: ;sS : S
,s.. sssoa n sSss sp.. III. u aaa
.s'F # ais iaf .s;y pif. S
fsn u; s.ss s1 . .Ss
'h'y ~ ss'1s rs sSG;
IL: s.. e: es SS
ISs i9s e: WI aS.
PrssidsAt OF the League will be considered AID
tue OF the Meridian Club The SLATE League
has become involved In . controversy with the Ma
tOnsi League Il applied for protection TO that body
the BTookyns Of the National League claim Fisher
Jane. corwAn OF Norwich. This matter viii be dis
cussed on Thursday
A letter from Prssidsnt Nick Young TO G. H. Byrns
frssideAt Of the Brooklyn Club shows that Tom loFk
vas bluffing in his attempt To hold Pitcher korwAn
President Young says that President DurHnt OF the
STATE League AdVissd Mr. Young that his
had voted to sgpiy ISI PTsss,l0n under IN. n.
copy OF the agreement for his guidaaes In making APP
plcAton. 40 since then Mr.. Young has heard moth.
Ing from Durant and uD to April the Connsetieut
LsAgus had not even applied fer protection This EiVss
Brooklyn eomplste mold OF korwAh
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waAt 60 IsI.y aaass.

Among the many amateur. semi professional and
junisr baseball clubs In this eity surrounding
places the following are anxious TO arrange gAmsL
All Communications pertaining 80 this matter from
sp0nsib. clubs viii be published provided thsy are
signed By a. OfneiaL
AohAwEL formerly the Black Diamond yunIors-
Have TsOrEanLEsd for she season would like
srasns is years Ter sAisrdsys suaaays ana hsiday.
Asdr.s. lanes luTsy 80 Esst loslh i!T.sL Nsw Vera
si!h a: folio SisI PlAyss' = hscs'LE: slsshsI
eissT.y second Ss.. w. TiaSs. . .h.ss .lss siy
s1rToSs Lhira base; l. rsOn .sH n.ld Z cAs.ldy,
. from a.; :s ss s: s: 3'
years AddTss. J. Baumnlekls captain. EInaaitsa
a:sss$:s, si;s ;::::s CsSas:sia M: :: ply
A91.9oSH:sy street sSi I:rssJ csy w,. A.,
% arrange ssms .lih Custom Hoss. CLAD on .as
saturday IN April Their players W. J. hecaHlsJ
saSs a.lai iohS Ds.1.r isfs a.S a.Ssss a.i:r
third bass; william Leadon, second base: A Collier.
pitcher address, A cOlisE. captain. 90 L1sSI street
Young oi.sti Of Hlrl.a-Har. OrE.Ai1sd for th.
season. and would liEs arrange Elmss with teams
Soasy .;s ss wis., :S 6.s t's . sS.sGy az
E.It 1itIh street. Nss YORK eity.
ana 6odsS ss@ss sin All sia5s sia pi-Ssrs sssS1s
a aRs sa AS. sees s.o s M:.. l. a.
ra.;las :. 4: sia.9I.t,.a ceIl.s.-H.y. Agril Z
iiEs 70 hear from All Hnitornsd teams overriding n
l..a 'i ss9;.: % n % ss. a;ssss r.;
csisf Bsssbaii cISh HaElsn--Rssdy play ali teams
Sy ts ,. 10 e I:.s Ta s:r
hsld; DIly centre hsd ssTgsSrs, lsf. asld; ceslsa
so6 Es.. iiss1 ssfssi Rss TsTE sisI
q y. carlo IIs0silIlos Baseball olae-EsuIa NE 20
IlTssL Ss1 T0rF sliJ.
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There are letters thII once fer John Grant and
Jimmie Lynch, sE champion
"AfricARAS" the young cOlOTed light weight wants
TO arrange nght Win any good man ia his eiAss
Charley Norton OF Newark Informed suS reporter
yesterday shat his pTOleiG. sammy AAndsEAteT. Is
ready TO nEht zny OP0und IAN In AnsFeA Tor =
aide wager aud purse
ChArlsy Kelly the local bantam hAs been chat
lsnzsd b. SAMMY ksny, the sxAaIAtsur 40 posRdvT
Ihs TONER 10 slnk 70 nEbt ha namssAke but U@nts 70
Wall lev weeks untl he can sss bnly PhmmsT aud
ascertain whether the latter you'd be Winz make
= match with him az 4 10 pOUndA
Jake klEsin In letter 70 johnny Murphy Of Boston.
says that hs hAs mAn ehom be you'd IKE 10 pit
agAntt Ifahk bosNorth of Providence Eho ussd % Be
beb Fitzam uon1a spATnnE partner Jakes pToteEe u
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-04
CHIMES BIZ n NOSE
4 Rattlinz Good Handicap Rass frsa Wire
20 Wire.

LITTLE Rock. April 3.-The most exciting
event OF to-day's racing was the victory Of
ChimeA The field kept SO close together that
It looked like a dead heat. but in the stretch
Boyle pulled his horse under the wire BY .
nose.
The threatening weather had a tendency to
keep many people from the park. The attend
anee was less than half that Of Yesterday. Col
Zsb Ward OF this city has been selected to assist
gate OF Louisville. J. M. Keller OF Hot Springs
and J. w; schoor Of Memphis are timekeeDerS.
Summaries:
FRS. EAss-ssllinE ssysn furlonEs BOllinssr lol
usiEnl, stab won; oh No. sscondI Viola Belle third.
second RSes-sIx furonEL ZoulikA. aB CFishsrl IL
60 wSsi Billy Mckenzie. SssOndi Barlsss third.
Third RAes-seAnE; one mile. PouhAtIG 81 Gar
nsIL sto 8 Son Bedford. second; WAuhAtehls, third
Foarth RAes-oApitol Hotel stakes: four fuTlOnEG
Jack Frey, lis (RsAgAnl IL TO o. AlyA 1ls (NAr-
i'm second Black silk. lis lFishsrj third. Time.
fifsh R.e:-ons mills: handicap; ChinsG ITO
iboysl ste yea knthusiAsi; ITO LsiRhL second
Marie Lowell. ia CrhsEpsL third. Tune li44