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nERUsE ro RAY.
Life Insuranc" Companies saw nreeh-
err. Death Was Unnatural.

CHICAGO, Oct. GA local paper
BayG
"5everal Of tho largest Insurance
companies OF tho United States, In.
Guiding the Mutual OF New York, the
Hartford, the Gsrmauia ana the
Northwestern Travelling companies
are fighting against tho payment OF
ST5,O0O life Insurance held by J.
Arnold Bfeohor, Of Chicago, Mt tho
tlmn Of his death, alleging that bfeoh.
er was either poisoned or that he COM
mitied suicide.
"a dlspaioh from Milwaukee states
that at the Instance OF the Insurance
companies the boiy has been exhuns1
and the stomach taken 10 ChicsE, .or
chemical Analysis. The result u
this will be ma 10 known sometime this
week.
"Brecher was found dead In bed by
his son September l0.h last In his
apartments Ia the Grovelsnd Hatf,
Chicago. No ibqJest was held, ~
two physiciani certified that death
was dus 10 vRlvllat disease OF the
hcari.
On The evening OF September nth
the BODY was shipped 10 Milwaukee
and tho remains Inferred IN Green
wood cemetery. Reports conflict as 10
tue cond tlonl OF Brechef's health
prior o. his death. Friends who raw
him n day or two before no died, say
hs appeared 10 he In splendid cindi-
ton. On the other hand Mrs. 5ibg.
fried Rindakopi, n distant relative, said
that Brecher had been n sick man for
years ana that he had been Ia the habit
OF taking a drug.v
DIR. FLIP Kressl, OF Chicago, Ia
positive In his assertion that Mt.
Btccher had not committed suicide.
81 was bis family physician," no
said, "aud had been frequently asked
by him 10 prescribe Tor his heart
trouble. did not do 30 but tent MIN
q specialist on heart diseases. On tue
morning OF the discovery OF the body,
both myself and the specialist were
called In. We mades strict AMI care
ful examination 81 tbs b1dy. We In.
vestigatod his throat, tue mucous
membrane, the pupils OF his eyes and
In other ways shlltfled ourselves OF the
cause OF death. 10 he had tskeu
deadly poison there would have been
signs VI II ABOUT tbs mouth aud throat.
No, l am sure Mr.. Braoher died Of
paralysis OF tho heart. He hhd long
been u sufferer from heart trouble. -
"Do you know that the body was
exhumsd In Milwaukee. and that It Ia
asserted that poison was found In the
stomaoh?" was askod.
81 heard that DR.. Halnes, tho toxo.
logical expert, had been given charge
OF the case. Also that the heart had
been examined aud declared l. sound
organ. II sucs a heart waB found, all
| eau ahy IL that II was = substituted
heart, not Mt. Btechur's. Will stake
my Professional reputation on the cor
roctness OF my diagnosis Of the casr.
Ths hosrI u Mr.. Brecher was diseased
anu must chow IT,"
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Harry mnywsrd'. statement.

Oct. 22.-Hatfy Hay.
WARD, the cOnuemuou murderer,
isfutd today formal statement ~
tho public VI some 1000 words, Ok
planning the recently exposed plot Ia
detail. He ADMITS tlefe was such n
plOi,and dosci!b,s II In detail. He malt :
iains stOutly, however, the whole thing
was engineered by Deputy 5beun
kierce, for the purpose Of making
money aud making himself solid with
tue authorities. He says all his dcal-
ings were with Kiefce, VINO obtained
false keys 10 tbs cell aud the al Ioofs
nnd outlined tue whole plan 10 MIN.
He admits he "blt like suoker," nut
IN Iws klsros up la very uniRyorable
light.
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D0lNGS AT FORT DOUGLAS.
Leave OF Absence for General Penross
corporal Reduced 10 Private
-J0uft Martial.

A months leave OF absence has been
granted TO General Penrose.
An honorable discharge will be IL.
sued 10 Private Newton w. Berkeley,
company &, Sixteenth infantry, on
Thursday next.
Private stephen Jackson who was
mulcied Of $40 In tho police court on
Saturday last, wa. yesterday fined 81
by Major Mclaughlin In the sum-
mary court.
The sentence resulting in Corporal
w. II. BloxOm being reduced to the
grade Of u private soldier, tor breach
Of arrest Ia violation OF the sixty
second srtlcle Of war, has Just been
confirmed, and the corporal will now
take his place ~ q private.
A generol court martial, made IN OF
the following convened nj the Fort
yestorday;
Captain William V. Richards, Blk.
teenth inisntfy; Captain Theophilus
w. Morrison, Sixteenth infantry;
Captain Samuel Il. WhItall, Sixteenth
infsutfy; Captain William McFatland,
Sixteenth iulsntry; First LioutenAnt
Richard II. Steedman, Sixteenth In.
iAntfy; Second Lieutenant John Il.
Woodward, Sixteenth infantry; Sec
oud Lieutensnt Isaac Erwin, 3eco nd
Lleutent Guy q. Palmer, Sixteenth
Infantry: Second LisuteuAnt Robert
~. 81. SsencsBn, Sixteenth infantry;
SECOND LieuiSnt Charles w. Castle,
Sixteenth Infantry; Second Lisutpnsus
John h. Preston JT., Sixteuntn inian.
try; soeo d lieutenant BEN amin Il.
Simmons, 5 xtoenth ibfintry; First
Lieutenant Beaumont Il. Buck, Siz-
tesnth infantry, Judge Edvooate. The
court martial Is nsue up for the pun
pose OF trying such perso 20 rs may be
properly brought before II.
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MAsIuSoToN, Oct. 22.-More than
q thousand Leaders Of the Unitarian
church, including SCORES Of prominent
diyiusU, were gathered al Me,zrrott's
music hall today when the matter nal
conference OF Unitarian Christian
churches was formslly opened. Dor
man Is. Eaton, Of New York, presided.
LABOR Commissioner Carroll ID.
Wright delivered the address OF well
come. After routine business, Rev.
George Bachelor. chairman OF the
council OF the national conference, and
secretary Of the Unitarian association,
read AN address.
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rRomIaIIIoN cnuRcm.
Tho Newss, Mo,c In tho Religious
worlh la thi. Counirs.


CHICAGO, Oct. 22.--ro form a ma.
llonai prohibition church Il the newest
move In religious lie. The Initial
meeting OF those favoring the National
orssn ziilon will be held In the Cnris-
tinn Federation church tOlRy aud to.
morrow. Tue call for tho meeting was
rent out by tue Rev. J. w. Wells. pss-
tor OF the church, tut 10 signed b. over
200 persons from all over the c0uLtfy.
Prominent amoug tho aigncrs aie rx-
Governor Jonn T.. 81. john, vi kansai;
Francis Il. Willard, A. J. Basseti, VINO
was the prohibition candidat. for
mayor lAut election; J. SlmingtoU,
chairman OF this Chicago prohibition
club; the Rev. l.. Il. sutton, OF WASH
ingt1i L.. l. Johnson, OF the faculty
oil Harvard university, and tbs Rev.
W. IA. Guy, OF Cleveland. Tnets are
at pretent six CHURCHES In the United
statss that arc founded ON strictly pre-
hibition lines. They did not come
FROM the same source, some being Oh
shoots from the Baptis,a and others
sprung from the Meihodlsls. TIE
efeeds ate not all alike but prohibition
Ia the one sovereign point oa
which they ali agree and brings
them together 10 find strength In unity.
These churches ars located anywhere
from New York TO California. In
NuwbuTg, n. y, Is one; In Virginia,
In Santa Monica, Cal, IN Cleveland,
Ia Paris anu IN Chicago are otusfs.
Tue Rev. Mr.. Wells says that no Ia
tho recipient Vi loitera OF sympathy In
the movement from persona from ali
pafis Of the country who were not
strong enough locally to orgauizs u
church. lie felt very much sncouf-
aged by those messages from frieals
and felt that the meetings would be .
suocest, judging from the tenor OF the
replies.
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AN OLD RELIC eost.
A Tavern where Washington Used 60
stop Laid In nuins.

PuuLADELPnIA,o Oct. a2.--Tbe Seven
Stars Tavern IN tue east Vincent
township. Chester county, was burned
last night. Seven Stars wss built long
before the revolution aud was n famous
stopping place for travellers from
Philadelphia to Baltimore. Washing
ton and generals often stopped there.
Near Ivy IL "A monument that marks
tho graves OF many soldiers oithe rovo-
luiiol, who died In Old Piksland
church when II was used as n hospital.
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Ep.copnI Convention Cie.,d.

MiNNEApOLfs. Ocl. 90. Tho Episco.
pal convention closed its three wooSs'
session this afternoon with llint
meeting OF the two booies, At which
tbs pastoral letter OF the bishops was
read. The letter discusses ~ length
the tendencies In the church toward
rituhlism.
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Ell PAso, DOT. GA telegram was
received mere last night from the Fitz.
simmons people ut Corpus Christi,
stating that Corbett would be invited
20 meet tilz'inmons iot n light b. q
nnish at IL Passo. F.iE,immons re.
fused TO enter into "piiluw throwing
contest" with CofbsIt AZ Hot Syringe,
because Of the assurance that fight 10
= finish could br brought oil at Ell
pasO,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A Fine Bill al the Grand-A Contented
Woman at the Iheater--Ihe
Lyeenm.

tented woman, which comes To the
rheater for three nights, commencing
on Thursday, October 2ith, 10 now on.
In tho play, tho author hss brought
together mixtum compositum OF the
thew womAD," politicians, an un.
happy husband aud other types, to
form an interesting group, and the
name OF the author " guaranty enough
for the merits OF lhe comedy.
AT THE oRASD.
A very large audience for Monday
night greeted the excellent stock COM
ppny nj the Graud Opera II lu.e last
night, when Dream Faces and Nits's
Fint were presented. rhe fret 10 AN
exceedingly pathetic llttl. dramatic
akstch thai stirred the emotion, OF
the spectators, although the disturb.
aucs by beiatrd arrivals spoiigd
the effect somewhat. Miss Muln.
tyre, Miss Pollock, Mt. Edwards and
Nr. Ward had this little piece In hand.
Miss MeintyTe,as Margaret, admirably
depleted the womsn whD dispsneos
love, srli-sacri nee and disinterrstei
beusyoience wherever she goes. The
character 10 an ideal one ana was por-
trayed In delicate lines ana dainty
colors all through. Miss Pollock gave
very sweet little bit OF n aoting ss
Lucy. 5he was iull VI life anu hap.
pinrs,. Mr.. Edwards was very good
~ Robert, the black sheep OF the FAM
lily, who Ia redeemed by thu tender
ness OF his good angels, aud hf. WsrJ
hl La ~ la "a .
WAS generally noticed, particularly Ia
the beginning OF tue play, that hlA
enunciation was rather indisi, act.
Dream Faces 10 very nice little at vi
"dr,ma,io tanHy."
the highest msrit. II selected for the
purpose OF wipink out every trace OF
tears caused by the Dream Faces, the
selection 10 q complete success, Tor
throughout Its three acts. tue most
phlegmatio spectator had 10 yield
% meTriment and laughter. There
was some fue acting done by every
aiember OF the company VINO had any
thing to do. Mr.. lngeraolls Imitation
ola gentleman returning rom the club
10 n "crilleaP' condition was true
mAitotpiepe, and 40 was Mr.. Edesob's
Irascible FiEEluton. MISS Mcintyre a.
tue suspicious wils was also well
conceived character, and Mlts Warren
rs Mia wRs very good b9tn Ia appear.
anes anu performances, Chester ma tut
highly insulled maiden lazy, Mis-
Pim, caused storms OF laughter when
EVER she appeared, aud Miss Jeromt
was seen 10 better advantage IN tue
role OF tbs wife OF Irascible Figzlston
than In any rolls shu hos had dunng
the season. Mr.. HathAway's Cude wa
another we'll presented character that
added 10 the sum total OF fun, while
Messrs. Ward and Edwards playeu
their parts very accsptnbly. Mits
Pollock aud Nj. rOoSer had tbs rolrs
OF servants aud msdv the moet OF their
psrls. The players were frequently
deservsdly appiaudel and Tscsived n
curtain call. PFObably the Grand viii
play TO full houses this week
THE LYCEUM,
The attendance nj the Lyosum con-
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slys II 10 due to the blow he received
st the hands u NJ ziimmons about
four years ago, but his friends say II T.
contumption. Since his return 10 his
nome here, some months tRo, Demp.
sey has absolutely refused to talk 10
reporters about ptizi fighting.
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PARIS, Oct. %. 49, Funeral service
with hixn mas, wss colubrsted atiuoon
today nj th. church OF 81. ferdinand
ues Tornes for the ToUuse Of the soul
OF tho late John w. Mackay Jr. The
iomaius were thon conveyed 70 the
crypt ut the church Oi ~. Augustine,
where they viii remain pending thu
transportation 10 Havfp. Tbs body
will be token TO tno United States
next week,
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raOM SPANISH sounogs,
The nsbsis In Unba are now said 60 be
subdued.

LONDON, Oct. GA dispatch to the
Globe from MadtiI quotes Havana
dispatch u the impartial saying that
Nnbi, ohief lieutenant Of Macao, the
iusurRent leader, has held a conference
with lesding friends, 10 poiut out that
further Resistance 10 the Spanish .orcos
was hopeless, AMI 10 STUDY means to
mi tue war. The result OF tue con-
ference was not known when the dis.
patcn was sent.
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sANDwicH, H., ocl. 22.-Ex.Gover-
nor BeverUgs has had n iel.pse and
now lies In most critical condition,
with little hope of recovery. His
mini remains clear, bot hs grows
physically weaker, the change being
most marked Ia the last twenty-lour
hour.
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BUILDING ron Twenty YEARS,
Tho Monitor nenHdsosk Almost I'm.
tireiy completed.

BAN FRAgCIsco, Oo,. 22.-Steam
will bs raised Ia the Monitor Monad-
mock Wednesday or Tnursdny, when
the vessel viii DO given dock trial at
Mare Island 10 test her ma on inery.
Tue waTship will DO entirely com.
pleted anu ready TO be put into conn.,
mission within n month. All that 10
lacking now are sOme minor parts o.
the gun mounts, which are on the
way from the East.
The MonadnOok has been building
for twenty years and more, her keel
having been laid IN 1874. The OLD
Monsduock had done good work dur
Ing the Rebellion aad In 1868 she was
sent TO Valparaiso during tne Spanish
troubles In Chiii. When thingH
queteG In the latter country the MoI-
ilor was ordered TO this Mare Island
navy yard ana She came here In con-
v0y VI the Vanderbilt.
Admiral John Rodgers was In com.
mAnd OF the convoy, and Admiral
Francis NJ. Buncr, now IN charge VI
the North Atlantic squadron, uiiolsd
tho Monadnoek through tho Golden
Gate. IL was In Secretary Robehou's
time that Congress began measures
looking ~ the Isnablltillon Of tue
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nean. 10 EnIas ,.er Liberty.

San FRANCISCO, Oct. 22.-Pretiy
Lulu LstO has determined On an ex.
tended bicycle tour whsn she gets her
ulVOfce ifom her barrier husband,
whom she horsewhipped In Oakland a
lev weeks ago.
Accompanying Mrs. Laro will bs
MIs' Cora Benson anu Mrs. Alice
Johnson Of san Jose, Mr.. and Mr..
freeman, Of San Francisco, and Mise
Lliy Darcy, OF Oakland. The trip
WIN be to Chicago ana return, and the
costumes worn by the lady riders Will
be boomers OF the latest cul.
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Hoso Koso, Oct. 22.-rhe B!ack
Flag ohieitain, who has been holding
Tai Wan Fu, tue Chinese capital OF
Formosa, agsinst tho japanese forces
hns He'd. 1t IN expecto1 that his fol.
lowers will now lay DOWN their AImp.
me japanese probably Will occupy
Auplng today.
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in SESSION AGAIN.
The Democratic Stl.e Convention Re.
cOnvsnts in tho Theate' To-Day.
JUDGE PowEny siInLISe SPEECH.
A Statement Of Personal and Party
View. by Moses Thatcher -formu-
lalion Of a Pubilc Addre3.

Tho D-m'ctatio state convention
which Ia In extraordinary session In
this city today In response TO a ,eulal
call from the Executive COMMITTEES vas
up to press time very animated, busy,
interesting and withai harmoni-
- body with upmisiahabls signs
at late hour OF the activity
and Interest being kept up
and quite pronounced indication Of
al approaching reduction Of harmony
owing to the decidedly different Views
entertained by different delegates Ne to
the beat methods OF dealing with the
Issue before them.
This convention was very fully at.
tended, nearly $40 out OF the $50 dele
gates being present. there was music,
too, In sroat sbt ndance, sovefai OF the
counties sending their own bands
along to assist In enlivening the occa-
sion. There was great demand for
admission tickets. which to the man OF
woman seeking admission were almost
rs hard ~ IND rs tue land that Ia sup
posed to be- sllua.ud In tho region Of
the North pole.
Wnilc the delegates and crowds
withtus wef. etTu ggliug for position In
order 10 secure seats WITHIN, held,s
First Regiment band ui-courssi ,tir.
ring strains OF patriotic music. The
interior OF the Tb.ater was pl.inIy but
neatly decorated In national colors but
was devoid VI tho u,uHI political
legends. The only Inscriptions any.
where were tho following on scenic
background Of the stagsi "rhis lisa
Democratic year" equal ami exact
Justice TO all anu speoi-I privileges to
none" Equality nnd justice for all :"
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BUTTE. Mont, Oct. 22.-rhe state
supreme court hAs decided that the
now gambling law IN MOntsnu 10 un.
cJnstilutional. The instant the de-
cision was made public In Butte.
score OF gambling houses reoponed
theit doou. The decision says that
the old law licensing gambling Ia still
Ia force.
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Nor SATISFACTORY.
Ihe Trolley In ,ne canal Boat
Service.


BUFFALO, N. ", Oct. GA pre.
ilmlhA'y test VI the trolley cable way
ioT lfopnlsion OF canal boals was matte
~ lhv Etlo canal at Tonawhnda under
We direction Of Frank w. Hawley, Of
isooh,sieT, president OF the Cataract
construction company OF Niagara
FSlis' After the current was turned
W we MOTOR moved along tho canal
lor about forty rods when the cable
sagseu under the weight OF tho motor
hhl the latter touched the ground and
Immediately flames shot out and eli.
NeiOl Cd 1t. lho flames blaged for
couple OF minutes and then dried out
ead.
Mr. Hawley said 1t woulI DO necos-
my 20 procure mNohinery TO prevent
,ne oaole rom tegging before any more
,os's could be made. Further prulim.
,hhiy leafs viii no made during the
week aud the final and ofilcial test
WIN DO made ON Saturday. Two boats
we're hauled the distance OF thirty
.ous ueiore the motor touched tile
count The boats were tue william
'e'ksn ana the Charles O'Deil.
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LOOKS LIKE 4 BLUFF.

when Jake Sohsefier Was informed
Of Frank lvss' proposition TO plsy for
$40, Gao and give odds OF 1000 to 5000
he said:
"rhAt looks like bluff to me. Hs
knows well that l have not got a
b,cker that 1 eau stand for that
amount. There was time" he con.
tinued, "when 1 could command back.
Ing to the extent Of 50, 900 but never
asked anybody 10 play me for that
amount. was always willing TO play
from $500 up, which I consider fair
proposition. L have besien Ives oltenst
than no has defeated me, and do not
understand why he should offer mo
odds or why l should accept any. II
no 10 really anxious for n match, or y
series OF matches, l will play him at
fourteen or sightsen inoh balk line,
cushion carroms and sIraignt rail tor
$500 or $1,000 a side. the winner 10
take all the gate receipts. Games 20
be played In New York sad Chicago"
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NEW YORK, OCT. 22.-An Important
action affecting the seal fisnsrle. ques.
don has Ueen hegun IN tho U. IS. cit-
cult court ia this city by tue u. Is.
government against tho North Amsrl-
csn Commercial company. Tue case
W ~ called before Julge LacomOs, but
pOstponement was taken. Itis alleged
on behalf of tue United States that lhe
North American Commercial com.
papy, lssssss OF the sealing rights on
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NEW York, Oct 22.-Frank Ives
last night esid: ~ want 10 play
billiards. Some people are trying to
make others believe DOM. To show
that DO, I'll give any body Ia the
world I 900 10 6,u00 at the balk line for
$4,000. Now, II anybody believes 1
am not In earnest lot him give mo n
chance to back up that proposition"
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Mss willard nc..,.ci.d.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.-Miss Frances
Willard wa. again elected president OF
the w. q. r. U. To-Day with practical
iy NO opposition.
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The Islands ~. George aud 81. Paul o.
Tue cnss, " Alaska, are IN default
S2li. 29si Tor tsniale, taxes sud bcuniita
QUO the governments nee April ,lS05.
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tinues NJ encouraging proportions.
TIE Old, Oh Sorry 10 given again to.
night, and tomorrow, Wednesday, a
change OF rrogam takes place.
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Presidential appointment

wAsnIEoToN, Oct. 22.-rhs Pre.i.
deaf has appointed AiDeft ID. Cham.
berlin register Ut the land office at
Douglass, Wyoming.
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n ioRlLAED, Ore, Oct. 22. - Jack
dempsey Ia dyins. Within the pos.
NV uSys he has been rapidly tiEking,
'nu ! shnnounced that mis- hours are
suhihefej. He has tried change to
ssuusIy air, out with little apparent
y'ueh1. His physician allows few Of
"e lngilial's friendh to sec him.
Dsmpssy tealizes his condition and
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LONDON, Oct. 22.-Edmund later.
s,ll, mead OF tho well known horse
exchange nrm, il dangerously III.
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MAY YET NEXT.


Hor SPRINos, Ark, Dot. 22,-Co-.
belt aud Fiizntnmons may yet meet.
Stuart aud Vandiy now state that In
view ofFilz.immons's arbitrary stand, ,
tho contract between the club aud
fighters, 80 Tar a. II relates to Fitz,in.
mons, is abrogaied. TINS club stsu de
rea ~ 10 offer new contract, which
compartments a modification OF the
purse offered, to $4,000 at most, and
the fixing Of The date OF battle In two
or possibly three weeks later than tho
original date.
Vendig this morning got . telegram
frem J. J. Quinn, MAher's hacker.
Offering to bet So, 900 on tho Irishman,
n the match can be made. Julian has
I'll noon to make another application
Tor purse.
NO rAu1r oy FIIz,
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