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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

.ne eignteenth round last MGR, 4,
sppareht uiat the end o, ina 49, s4s
Ses., 5owen had received - ,,S 49,
.''uu right-handers over ma hso,.. LILY -
~ vas weakened and erorxv w., s'' ~
islt ms corner He was - ~, ~ lie
III s1ilu walked mechanically to,x.rs.
.s ss,ong young adversary. r,sys .n as
ot.,ineu win left jab on the nect 80, 80
,oush tne blow was not n rar,s,,,-
ialy hard one. It brought ! ioas y,
beaten little man, w 'n'rousAiy
l., as mouth was partly omen Win.
Ii1. eyes Wore a wild, friEhtenei ~,
ms eneeks were bruiscd ana euni,a,,
anu nls bps We're pulled out TN ~,
Nne ieit eye was the only color
IN his pallld face. HIS hreaih es.or
coming In short rasns snS ,s ~as
apreathing Tor a moment he would catch
nus breath. With wonderful enr,a,,sss
ne would not finch from me SHOWER ~
oioWs rained on him by Iayir,,a "a
aluhoush his strength was eo,a no
trled bravely to fight back every ,l,ao
.ile visitor was close enough. IavIvna
Mouio either dodge the blows time q -
tempted or let them hand on him Ia
was landing on the local man NJ win
powen was staggered to the ropes by
an an onslaught Of DDS powerful Zoe.
While there in helpless condition
ana trying to clinch, Layigne planted
ms left over the heart. and crossing
savagely with his right landed a ter-
rihc blow on the angie OF the law
Bowen fell back like a felled tree ana
ms head struck the floor heavily
bavigne walked to his corner while
Dury counted the ten seconds.
me beaten man was picked up linn
ana TO all appearances lifeless by his
handlers and carried to his dressing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

He Has little to Say About Bowea's
Death

Louisville, KY. Dec. is.-Bob Fitz-
summons was seen by an Associated
rress reporter tonight Just befort he
went on at the Buckingham theater to
spar three rounds with Tom mccarthy
and asked for his opinion OF the La
leans.
~ have nothing to say" said Fitz.,
FURTHER than that l regard the affair
as very sad and unfortunate. | don't
9eiieye Lavlgne killed Bowen. His
uea,n was caused by his head violently
s'riinng the floor Of the ring"
VIII the termination OF this fight
ateet your mill with Corbett?" was
MOI in the least. The adverse public
OPINION VIII die out after a time and
everything will go on as heretofore
When shown Corbett's statement
mat he was dlsgusted with the bust
ness ana wanted to retire. Fftzslmmons
replied laoonlcally: ''Well. he may
nave chance after l meet him"
rms ended the interview, as the Aus
further.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
MCKINNEY DuDoEr.


Mckinney, Tex, Dec. l5.--Dr. Feland,
an old and respected citizen OF this
county, Is lying very III ~ his home,
twelve miles west OF Mckinney, and
Is not expected to recover. lie was
one Of the first settlers OF this section.
Mr.. John Ferguson, superintendent
OF the Agricultural and Mechanical
college sub-station for Collin county,
informs the Gazette correspondent thnt
the committee appointed 10 select a per-
mnnent location for this county VIII
be In Mckinney on or before January
!. a committee OF citizens has been
appointed to confer with the state
committee. and II IS thought proper IN
ducements Will be offered to secure the
permanent location Of the station.
Il. +, Payne, prominent Knight OF
Pythlaa, died here yesterday and was
buried with all the honor OF Pythian
today.
About all tho cotton has been gath
cred Ia this community, ana 23SlO pnlen
have been received at this point up 20
date. This Is 5000 bales less than was
received at the same period last year.
Mr. j. L. Todd OF this city has Just
received the newa OF the death OF his
mother, which occurred at Morgan
town. N. c., few days since.
At a special session Of the city coun-
ell Il was decided 10 put night watch
man on regular duty hereafter. The
business men were also ordered 10 clean
their back yards up, ana the ciuzenH
generally 10 repair their sldewalks.
News OF the death Of Mr., II. J, Rich.
ard has been received here. He died
In Selma. Ala, on the 2sth instant.
There are at present eleven prisoners
In the county fail the oldest OF whom
IL 25 years OF age. and the youngest
10.
collin county people continue 70 mar
ry. as ia shown By the fact thar County
Clerk John Walden Issued nticeh per
mlta to pair this week -,
County Attorney Mangum and JUS
tlce Henry Faulkner have taken UP
the work Of prosecuting the loose ehat-
antera recently making thelr abode IN
Mckinney. and say they VIII mnhr
things SO hot for them here that life
will be n burden TO them, They are
gathering evidence al present ana WI
shortly Institute active ana vigorous
prosecution.
There were forty-one convictions IN
the county court the present term, the
criminal calendar OF which has JUST
been Disposed OF, noting the county
about $1,000 In flnea. -
Gently lost their fine jersey COWS, SUP,
posed to be on account OF feeding oaa
corn.
Henry Singleton. proprietor. Of ihe
Cedar Grove htrd OF POLAND Chin'
swine, was in the city M. wesk - re,
ceivc consignment 81 c,shs H7 49,
registered hogs TO add 10 ms hoteu
herd. ...,..
~ Iady 81 thls city attempted 10 COM
init suicide last Monday ny tak'hs
poison.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

New Orleans. Dec. i5.-The coroner's
Jury declared the cause OF death TO be
conclusion OF the brain, but failed TO
determine whether It was produced by
lavigne's blow or by Bowen's head
strilSing the floor. The legal proceed
ings IN connection with the fatal fight
have hardly terminated yet. Tne grand
jury 1t is thought VIII take the matter
up on Monday and the states attor-
neys for their part will press TO n con-
clusion the suit against the Olympic
club In which the legitimacy OF these
glove contests are involved.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
A NEWSPAPER VIEW.
blame the Managers for Not PAD
ding the Floor.

New orleans, Dec l5.-conoernins
uowen's injuries the Times-Democrat
says. ''rhe blow which sent Bowen
down was not one OF extraordinary
force for it was delivered at very snort
ronrc nut he was so weak as 10 be
Mo IA make next to no resistance, ana
falllng directly over baekWArus, ~. ~
back Of his head struck me unpao ,ls''i
door OF the stage upon which they huu
been fighting with such TREMENDOUS
force that Il sounded as II the noor
mad been heavily hit with the pore OF
nm axe. When Hail and tltzshninohs
fought On this same arena the noor
WIS fhlcxly covered with felt pacing,
o',.o, which sheet OF canvass hau
-, iIrhtlv stretched. Last night Tor
',r,,,,a reason unexplained this padding
haJ been removed and the canvass
ns,S heen stretched over the bare boards
- ira stage. Had the stage been IN
III, condition when Fsizsimmons
,,nocl,ed Han out there appears 70 DC
i,,tIe dnubt that Hall would have been
fatally injured and with such Sii,
a',n,stance fresh in their memory II
os,nnars almost unaocountable fhat Inc
MANAGERS OF the CLUB shoulu nav 1900
such serious risk as that 70 DC inou' 49,
Inv permitting men TO hsnt on an u''-
protected floor ...sorc.
1,he doctors who were in attendance
unnn Bowen last night said II was no.
no hlow which had done me mlsohleS
~, INC striking OF his head upon me
door. which had produced coheusSlOh
of Inc brain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
pr. Dsunis Cares catnrsh
Deafness and eye diseases. Dundee blk


Dubuque, Iowa, Dec. lb.--rensiou
AGENT Van Leuyen was trled today FOR
c6nsvlring With John Rankin. OF Ep-
worth. Dubuque county. and Titua Herr
of Dubuque 10 bribc the board Of ex-
afniudnE surgeons ut cresco, Iowa. De
fendaDt's motion 10 require the gov
ernncnt 10 elect on which Of the two
counts IN the Indictment u would STAND
was suptnintd and Itankin's oase wpa
ctonen Tue defense moved 70 take tba
case from the Jury. becauso tie corfob-
Grafton was Inadequate and b0couse
under the giatut4 The contamination
az no ooEi'plrnry W briba FAUST 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

X entucisinns ON - sIsit---ifopss for
the Albuquerque.

Axle, Tex, Dec, i5.-air Harrison
Hughes OF Kentucky and Mr.. crun
Uund OF Archer county. Tex. are
Eueats or II n. Grigsby.
J. n JsmiHon has returned from an
extended business trip 10 tho Indian
Territory.
a Ions railroad man passed over die
Albuquerque SURVEY last week. which
Causes uH 10 conclude that the 0cheme
mas been whitfield down TO certainty
now, and we viii not be surprised TO
hear Of the dirt flying at any dine after
this.
Dr. C. A. Steward OF Newark was
IN ALE today.
ful weather aud are lonth 70 part with
II for blzzards. hut the number u fat
hogB around demand a change soon.
Farmers are winding up their cotton
crop and preparing for the holidays
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
SAYS HE SAW WALT II. BUTLER.
AllnmnIece County Man Sure the Ex-
Congreasmnn Passed His Farm.

Cedar Rapids. Iowa, Dec. l5.--Wheth-
er walt II. Butler. the missing ex-
oongressman. who disappeared from
Oelweln some time ago, Is hiding to
escape his creditors, or whether no Is
insane and wandering about the coun-
try, Il mystery far from solution.
Many Of those who know Butler best
believe the former Is true. HIS friei DIS
are inclined to think he Is insane. and
tonight news reaches here from oel-
vein that n Mr.. cavers. farmer liy-
ing in Allamakee county, and who
knows Butler well. saw MIN so by his
farm a few days ago. He was walk
used-up condition. He lid not speak
10 MIN. but he Is sure II was Butler.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

Dallas. Tex, Dec. l5.-champion
corbett, who played here tonight, was
seen by a reporter and asked to ex-
press an opinion regarding the fatal
termination OF the Lavlgne- Bowen tight
at New ORLEANS. or course, he felt
very bad over Bowcn's death and ex-
pressed sorrow for Dowen's widow and
deep regret that the thing should have
occurred He said that he was dis
gusted that such things should happen
and felt like quitting the business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

eoncussion of the brain ana death must
nave resulted from the fall. He antici-
pated that the Den,psey-R RYAN eontest
would be declared on. The death %
con Riordan and Bowen. following
saeh other so soon. would have a ten
uency to stop boxing contests. but in
Tune the effects would wear on and
,hese contests would be resumed. Sui
Ivan had been deeply concerned for
Sack dempsey during the day, and was
very anxious that he should win.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

He Says the Feeling IN tvcrao 20
War aud lie Looks for Pence

Indianapolis. Dec. ib.--lsaac =. Gray.
minister 10 Mexico. arrived home this
Afternoon, having been called here Dy
tic serious Illness Of his am. He says
the feeling IN the city OF Mexico -
averBe 70 war and u 81 his opinion tffit
~ hgundafy trouble between Mexico
and Guatemala win be Fettled by a
ioint commission. a representative OF
Guatenaia Ind arrived IN The City o.
HexicD The day lar. Or1y left and ~
wes supposed ma iniasion was 70 ar
resse .oT peace cOmlnlasisa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

New orleans. Dec. i5.-Tommy Ryan
will leave in the morning for Chicago.
Jack Dempsey, hearing that Ryan
said II was good thing for him that
the fight did not come of, hunted up
Ryan and offered to fight In private
with bare knuckles, but Ryan declined.
All the fighters agree that the Bowen
accident is a death blow to pugllism.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
rnn NEWS Ar sAeINAw.
The Telegram ThA, Lavigne sent TO
His nrothcr

Saginaw. Mich. Dec. i5.-The news
OF Bowen's death IL the principal tonic
OF conversation here. William Lavlgne,
brother OF George, has received the fol-
lowing telegram:
Dear Brother: l am in little
trouble. Don't worry. Fix mother all
right Things will come out all right.
BROTHER GEORGE"
bavigne has always won. and has
never failed TO send his mother the
greater part OF his winnings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
ONO BANKER PLACED ON TRIAL.
Case which Has Decn Postponed
MANY Timcs nrouHht Up.

Cleveland. Ohio, Dec. l6.--'rhe trial
or Horace steele. president OF the
painosyile Bayings bank. was begun
ia the criminal court today. Steele
was indicted on two counts OF forgery
ifiortly after the hank went 10 pieces.
Ralph Paige. The cashier OF the bank.
who was Indicted OF the same time,
pleadGd guilty ana ID now serving a
long term IN the peuitenttary, end
David II. Paige. who was also charged
with having aided IN tho collapse Of
tie bank. ned to South America, whore
~ stili nven, a fugitive from Justice.
Mr.. fslccie ~ nearly so years old.
Counsel FOR the dcfonsq succeeded In
having Fiecio's triad postponed from
tlfno to dime until over two and one
aaif years have elapsed since no was
indicted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

iiglous monthly TO be published here
by ELDER J. y, Nah Of the Christian
church. ia 10 press and viii make its
appearance Monday.
Judge T. NJ. nriggs, county judge OF
Cpshur county, IL here visiting the
family OF j. W. Boyd.
Farmers are complaining that the
wheat Is dying out as tho land Ia too
dry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

New Orleans. Dec i5.--cleared; 81.
Excelsior. New York; Tiyerton. Iiavrs
via Newport News; Pic ~. Genoa vis
cndln
Rhode. Shields: John Wilson (Nor).
l,lseen. Bluenoids, Orion Dr), Lang.
liverpool; bark Phybon Tucker. Oakes.
srgua, Cuba. Sailed: s.. HAdson. New
York: Breifond, Bocas del roro; AAd~
fidlno, Mexican, Liverpool. rchoona1
,yYiliiana }. Lawrnaond- Baliimat&
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
-. ,re.ns Conferences.

Jacksonville. Tex, Dec. least
rexas conference today adopted rsso-
l,..,.rh on entire sanctlncaton and OPP
ses,,y Organization Of Institutions our
pyl g, the church for the propagation
AZ thIs doctrine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
Nonran.t stand up.

1ondon. Dec. ia dispatch TO the
Times from Berlin says that al meet
inu OF the municipal council. Herr
NIX. a socialist Democratic member,
refalned his seat when a motion was
made that all the members rise as a
taken Of gratitude for the prince re-
CENTS numerous charitable gifts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

Guthrie. o. r., Dec. 15.--Riiey @.
Sweeney was brought in and Jailed
here last night on caarge Of murder.
Ne riyss IN the Usage country and a
week ago returned home at night and
fnding Jack Phineas IN a compromising
position with his wife stabbed him 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

r,ichmond, KY, Dec. 15.--WlIllam
n vior. FOR numbering Squire David
Doty near here on the night OF the IN
80 ~ was sentenced TO be banged
=, sse circuit court today by Judge
- satf The date Of execution was hxed
sor Friday, January 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
ksy- MAKE MONEY NOW /
Wheat WIZ 90 up 30 zoe Per pushsl
within 90 Days.

There IN among shrewd spectators
no doubt that WHEAT haa reached
its lowest price for fifty years. Win
flie revival OF business, ppecuiaflor
begins TO TURN no WHEAT. and
tho PRICES must GO UP. supply de-
creasing by feeding 70 live stock:
priues increasing, FORTUNES Will be
MADE now BY SUCCESSFUL BpDCU-
conservative brokers. WE HAVE
MADE MONEY FOR OrHlsRs. We
oan DO tho SAME FOR YOU. Send
for our circulars about speculation. or
write for particulars, Orders In any
amount from 1000 bushels and upward
on margin Of $50 and upward recelysd.
References In every state.
J. y. BROWNING a CO.,
Bankers aud brokers,
II Monadnock Building, Chicago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

ohta Dec. i5.--John J.. sui-
urbaI@, len al the Market square
livan was I'M where his company AZ
thsater l w sssid that the blow on ,n ns
pears ne 49, could not have resulted
Jaw q p' mi the fall. striking On "
N aeathh d. sead slib such fores. eAHssa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

shown. whereas the government had
merely shown lta inception. The mo-
tlon Wall be argiicd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16


.,ru rnWFN is DEAD,
n6HlLn po"
,,,,
xea SPOKE Af
.,c,< -0tT BLOW.
u,raer md
arrested
AR $4,000 bona-s
. t'' =. Aooessorie.,
~ irfes'e'
- and John sH"
Dec. 15.--Andy
I'D this moriiins a. - NE
r,lsney was praylns w.
,orrn He never resaineu
iF "A was conveyed from
sass s ,ba club to his
..!ng room az - A,,g,
Thalia stree"
seene at the mouse TINS
i'' pathetic one. DR..
was ma In at an early
srln was cansu -, -. a.
I aid all that shiii NVN
.hs life that hung IN tue
- an avail. The mother
isl " ,snen ne was carried
fssAls '.ricted that ne would
Dguss rro,la mis- young wife
i.ssfs,, IN her agony.
ps.sii,s-a' no aide of the uncon-
~ " IA went aud prayed as
1sh ~ hnt IL was OF no
s1eh eAn ss looked upoa them
U e's -. al and he never opened
AZ '
.,a,oo,, tb;s Morning
- shu SOD Inv the diving
Fa'ene' soninr that his eyes
s.S ,,a an of Intelligence.
f's . SUI raeked It's brain In
SEEM ss,stv howeyer violent.
q ..,ni,sn the nllse and set
al gu .sr,ing Al 2 o'clock DR.
l1ought that Boweh hSa nm
and at that houl ne u'u N.Y.
he light wouIu nave d ia.ai
,haa, and IN reply 10 u request
be chez OF ponce > oinee' ~, ~.
ssnI a cefuneate say iIls t1at
vas better IL was q ilessase
10 Lsyigne and puity anu the
4 lavigne, VINO hhu Deeh ar
yhen bOwehs couuitloh pecaii iie
!; and VINO were pdliently wait
Ear that tiie unconscious pu-
b come BACK 10 llIe. Inc doc
zsned with Bowen 10 me end'
wife was also standing py MS
me Wifc's Agony.
!. ne hands of the clock were
,nund TO 7 Mrs. Bowen lean
No bed and said: ooh, Andy,
,s,hing TO me" and her ears
ilnsd 10 catch the word. Andy
snd eroaned, his frame shook
Ant ever having come back to
.s,ess after Lavigne mad land
,,,,thed his last and the record
; ,rsdy was writ.
NJ as Bowen had died a hand
vas tied tightly about his
! 4 message was sent to the
satlon over the nearest tele-
Aating that office Of the death
fagiilst The police station in
siskly sent word to the coro-
.fter was at the Bowen resi-
SIXTY after Andy breathed his
n news OF his death spread
intning-llke rapldity, and in
J. than It has taken to write
esai, the intelligence had been
aated to the four corners of
y States. Crowds Immediately
snngregate about the Bowen
Il the newspaper men and
I The dead pugilist, with his
4 we're permitted to view the
lnrnnce of the nody.
a, man shou,ad s,r,s q, ,,a
r,,msn, be va .oo 90 "a
\, ssw ,na orh n"u ie .sa, 4,
d ,npcb ,Sn 49, n.,,,o,,
Nj s,r,,cl, , ,te o ~ ,,, "i ~,
s,,ian nroS,, rnJt ~ .'iI III, 49, sn,,t, ~
so,ring V az ~ -; us p aa,i.,s
a he hac,, ~" ~, t,s, p r",a,.,o : :
m tnd,v ard w w.,,a,o, % re 80, ~
h a The bsci, " W. ~ haa So va j,
ia tlnre " n me s abo,, tb u,tn
n.hsr ISrsa ta u, .', soe "Do' s t,e,
.t,opr sl Usual u, a nai ,,,,o mere !,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
Our Suggestions for
Bows z to II Years.

Chatter Box. latest out...,."esc
Robinson Crusoe,,." -. H,r2tn
Anadp'a rahles,.,.. =" - .,,sec
sunrise iands,... -, 80. -. Coo
Young follgs' Tour Around
the World.,s.. ... -. ...,.,slo
Arabian Nightn..., 80. -. ..aeo
BOYS and Glrle.... ,,, .,t,,. $50
Woods Illustrated Natural
nlatory,... e.. 80. 80 ..,,,sSc
Young ifolku' story OF New
Testament. 80 -, -. ,"..s9o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
Illustrated
Holiday Books.

Poets In white and Gold Bind
ing.
ing,
Year hook OF English Authors,
Handsomely illustrated. bound In
white and gold, uSo.
Tho Dream City. a por folio
OF photographic views OF tho
Worlds Columbian Exponi ton,
comprising its marvellous afohi-
tcctural. 5culptural. artistic. me-
shnnichl, industrial. archaelogi-
7n, chronological, agricultural, hiss
torionl and scenic httuc,iona, IN
handsome cloth. stamped with
gold, ii.lS.
Elegantly bound In leather.
2.4h.
Tho photographs uned In this
book were taken by the govern
ment photographer and used here
by special arrangement. Tiila
work IN protected by copyright.
llvanEullno. II. LonEfellow; IL
mstrated by y. o. o. barley. by
etching.
a Marriage fos Love. translated
BY Frank Hunter Potter llluB-
trAted ny Wilson DO Mnza.
a Rose or u Hundred Leaves, a
love story Of Amelia ~. Barr.
Lucille, owen Meredith; nrtik-
ucally bound In SILK, with silver
trimming, win ~ fao-nilniiea OF
water color painting. by Thomas
MoIlyaln and Frank NJ. Gregory.
SonRs and lpchoa. by v. 10.
Wcathcrhy. illustrated by Em-
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The Last Loaf. poem. o. wen-
d'al Holmes. beautifully illus
tratod
ooothe'H Faust,taHtefully bound
In cloth, with silver trimmingai an
Introduction by Burdctt Mnaon;
illustrated by Frank M. Gregory.
We have lot OF other baanti-
fully illustrated books too NUM-
erous 20 mention. Cali and be
convinced that these boolss make
very acceptable Christmas gifts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

b,ss ,Men was born in this city
!. -, 1865. There was no in
M special importance in his
N ,,s sut from his earliest youth
|hetin~ays shown pre- Heel, n
tsAtls.s sports. including base ball
|eere and II was his ambition
NJ n. hghter Of note. He COM
II hi career as a pugilist when
u dep years old. Among those
N,iistsea'ed are: Mike Murphy.
!. Jrn Frank Perdon. James
b W olivar. Chicago in nine
p wit.'on, Chicago, two rounds;
rl,b, IN IN three rounds; Tommy
h ~ NelghD IN three rounds;
/, DIn,, son. thlrty-nine rounds,
a 49,. yer, twenty-eight rounds
4 Il, '1nd decision ON q. foul.
ID tlmmy Carroll. baatea by
'ss wi,s nsi defeated Joe FIelden;
Nih "a Jack Burke. l0s rounds;
r; 80 80 Eyerhardt in eietity
on ABBOTT. a ten-ronnd
|y'ass. encounter resulted in a
n 0ond draw with Jimmy
h ~ ne Fatal Res.a.
- men faced each other Tor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
Our Suggestions for
Boys IL to IL Years.

Tho plngo noys..... -. IN 80
Tom hawyer.... -. .a .....sbo
AlRera-rhe Errand Boy......4s $50
Algers~rhe Train noy......4 $50
Algcra-Tony the Hero CSC
AlRer's-Dan the Newsbpy...,4s $50
Alscr'B--Joe'H Luck, -. ....iHc
Alger'B--Tom Temples Career .tsc
OttlB'--Siehrch for Silver city tsa
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-20

There is no fixed rule in regard to the
laying of tables. The undercloth should
be of thick canton flannel, over which
the tablecloth is smoothly spread. Each
cover should have knives, forks and
spoons and tumbler. Saltcellars and
butter plates, water carafes, pepper jugs,
spoons Of medium and large size, should
form part Of the table equipment. Small
casters are sometimes used, very unob-
trusive in appearance.
For the breakfast after the cloth is
laid a meat cloth, embroidered in some
simple design, is placed at the foot of
the table. The cups, saucers, teapot,
chocolate jug and coffee urn head the
mistress place at the board. AT each
cover is the knife and fork, with salt
cellar and butter plate There should be
mats to match the meat cloth or tiles,
which are generally used A dish of
fruit should be the decoration of the
center.
For luncheons en- famille the laying
Of the table is on the same principle as
the breakfast, the menu differing