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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
THE NTIGIIBORHOOD GAMES foo

West Newton. Mass. June y Speciap'.inc
",',.,,,ornood cIub to-day made 1t Impossible to
.arrv ont the schedule which had been arranged
''''' .,c,os were postponed until tomorrow.
r'm win meet Mahoney in the morning for the
arst time during the tournament ana mere - "
special reason why the 'na'ch Sno"'u w. l''e','
"s' an An,,ca, and the foreign style OF play.
Tween b tm9 match OF the morning VIII be between
The 0,he MA Uobart In the afternoon both v,sl-
I.arnen ~, m,av Mahoney against .hacc ana I'm
against In case S 81 Is matches viii ' be
niSyed on on Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
IT. n VAyDERBTLT'S rACHT VALIANT SAILG

william X vanderbilts steam yacht valiant
sailed yesterday afternoon. passing Sandy HOOK AZ
$40 II is said that he Valiant Is pound TOT ru-
rope where It will wait for Mr. vanderbilt VINO
* expected 10 go to Europe in July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

Shake or the Effects OF a Bad Cold promptly by
tho use of DR. d. Jxyne's Expectorsnt. and escape
the danger Of Irritating the Lungs into fatai
,t.oo.o 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
A CORRECTION CONCERNING MIR. KHoosz

TDEEEVTTDN VV'N' T'TN''I''V' VII "
TO the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir. Would you kindly correct the statement maze
I'm your issue OF the 22i inst. In regard 10 MI.
Kroosz's fafher, You stated that Mr. Kroosz =
father "had committed suicide during "A NJ OF tenn
norarv insanifv" The gentleman Is now sitting
before me and feels deeply greved to think that
any one should add this to his already heavy bur
den Mr.. kroosz has many riends IN lhls H,ale
and ,Nrw- Jersey and would not Hike TO have them
mlsinformed about himself ..,.. . ,.,,.,
Rector 81. Marks Church.
phllmnnf Y l.. June 20. lAI5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
4 SUCCESSFUL. YEAR At WILLIAMS

\ Successful YEAR At WILLIAMS
To The Editor OF The Trihun"
Sir: 4 recent evening paper contains NiillaH%
College letter dated June .. stating that tn" year
has been a successful one In every way. The hh-'-
ball remnant has been won FOR The iirst time since
1.,s and there f. a probability that the i"nni"
cnamrionshIp VIII fall also into Wilamss hands
Amor these two sufficient proofs OF successful
wear the writer goes on 10 spea" of changes IN
the CORDS o. teachers FOR neXi year and events %
commencement week.
What fuel ~ here FOR the Are OF LOYALTY ami On
thusiasin In the ihrobbing breast OF every graz
uate. what profound cause for rejoicing by all
meana lc; the tennis championship iall INTO her
moi empty hands And If old Williams VIII 90 on
achieving unlimited and unalloycd success In base
han and tennis = glorious future IL assured Sh"
wili still be our honOrcd alma mater ana MI sen.
ale chambers. justices courts ana p"sideniiai
rhairs down through IA" ages. or p"rchauce TN
base and tennis balls give place 10 marbles and
rnunnlefcpeg Far distant be tha' day
Long may her pcnnani wave over bail heli ana
tennis court and success continue 10 crown h"i
'rars y.ItI {aiuess GRADUATE
Perkskil y. Y. June q. ls"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
WEST POINT IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Now that the Government mas fnrn'sh.h "n
a,,ronra,on sufficient to complc." the new build
ines at West Point. which are magnificent ana
credit, would tho drain on the Treasury be zoo
great II sufficient chairs or seating accommodations
were provided for those who would enjoy witnessing
the exercises at commencement time ror N az,
If has bcen humillatlng not TO speak OF the dS,
comfort to bc Obliged to stand ana have me su"rH
say This seat rs reserved for this or inc ohet OF
Nc.r II is huniating to feel In our own hou-"-
hold az il were that cannot furnish seats ior
our guests ONE OF TIE ttMM'N ifs'ii''
Cornwall Y L Junc u. lhyJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
Special Notiee.
Eatabllahed 1878.

EstablIshed 1873.
MRS McELRATfIS HOME MADE FRESERvEo,
BRANDED CANNED AND sPICED FRUITS AND
JELLIES.
PURE RED CtRRANT JELLY A SPECIALITY
Everything put up In glass and kept urtil fall. For
prices references. &C.. address Mrs. SARAH 8. Nc.
ELRATH. 800 Desraw-st.. Brooklyn. n. Y
Carl II. Schuitx's Distilled Waters.- Carbonic,
settlers vchy Lithia Water Nichy with Ihia Carlsbad
with Litha. &c The complete analysis Is on the bottle
and the with these analy-
The public should be careful TO watch the labels
and be sure get Schultz's waters
A. Mercantile Library,
ASTOR PLACE. CONTAINS 24sOU0 VOLUMES
During the summer members permitted 10 take ten
books may be kept until October l. Books for.
warled by mail express TO members out OF town
J0hannts,
king Of Natural Table Waters
Sold Every where
For Comfort I'm home, Roebucks Wire
Screens In your windows and cheapest Roebucks
III Fulton St York: 14thst. Hamilton ave Bkiyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

('Clorgyman" is right In supporting that Tn"
Tribune intended ~ Enforcement - the N'"' ~
Mr.. Herbert Spencer. II simply cav" 90 h.n
what II CAV" t. Mr Elifour full and nrpr'ri
alive credit foi The good points 20" made II
recognizes the fact that clrh dlsputant hts al
vanccI arguments that hls opponent "ill ma ~
dlIiculi " not Impossible - answer But % saf
which ~ the tw, 1. nearer f. the ultimate truth
40 to the questions ~ dispute b. hardly within
the scope q q secular journal It, function is
simply 10 give an honest report - N" dispui"
itself throwing into The narration an atmosphere
- what may be- called intellectual sympathy and
good Will wi,hou, which such narration would
be- nttle bette thar caricaturc % the Views de-
scribcd Ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
THE BALrorRsrENcEH CONTROVERSY.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: | was glad 10 i'm sunday : tribune WI
editorial resume OF Mr.. Hcrbrr. spencer ahS"''
10 Mr. Ralfour's criticisms OF him. Bu' 'n'nA
that without Intending TO do go YOU may nave
given 10 some the impression that tn" tribune IT.
dorses the points mad" hy Mr. Spencer 10 neSn
each sentence with the phrase Mr. spencer says
doubtless seemed TO YOU an aWf"arl anu h'"'i'N'
ycrbagc when you clearly Indicated inst You
were merely giving the subsianc" OF Nj. spencer
argument: but ~ a Clergyman. know how sens
tive many good Christians ar" IN su'h ma ~ ".'
how prone they are think that II YOU 10 no NOR
thar stat. fairly the position ~ an opponent, YOU
must necessarily agree NTH him Personally:
have TO such criticism 90 make. Tor remember
how clearly and forcIbly The Tribune always gives
the arguments - Christianity against - rHh.'
And remember especially with what rNl'ri sym
paihy you discussed IN" points mad" 10y Nf 'ai
four In his remarkable book cOupl" ~ months
ago In fact you came near TO an editorial .r-
dnrscmoni 90 his arguments mat 'l"i@fW 'l
though am. felf that our aKnO~ir fi'nbH ulfh,
have a legitimate gil"faur" against YOU For ]
take IL that ever IN" HFnosiic may falfy 'Rp'''
secular Journal not 10 take sides against him ih'
am wiling 20 believe mat you know your hu".
r.ss better 'hnn ga outsider. ahd your GIVING 10
Mr. spoucer nn editorial hearing 90 your tnlhfnnft
without injecting into his statements your Own
rrotosn.sslonr on" way or he other. shows mat
Won are willing 20 ici both sides have ftlf fhn"
Tha' 10 all any on" ar ask. ana hope 80 shhll
nl.avs nnd u IN IN" Tribune. CLERGY MAJ
Ncw-York juno -, ~"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-29

@erfOpfung unb ole 9eberleiben
tperben burb G0D6's YiHem gebeilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-29

Goplee's @egifter, No. % alamo
pla5a bat einen &uf fir guten alien
Wbisfep, bic befen eemii9ten @es
trdnfe, feline Weine unb ausgeaei9nete
importirte unb einbeimii9e @igarren
nnb tets frif6es Bier. Ser gigeutbHs
tner, Soc @oolep, berifeht iein @ei9dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-29

= Oie gitp grauerei bat In fajf
allen Stdeten unb NieberlaHuneen bes
Sabweftens ibre Msenturen unb Sober
tann fi6 on benz berrli6en Bier ers
auiden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-29

GtnredtbegebrenSmertbeS
q mt iGeint Der 8iirsernetiterpoften
in Beelis 5u ietn. Die Stelte lit ne,t
3ii belesen, ,,rb eS iiub nun BET benz
Observation-Disclosures ni9t wents
ger als lO1 Bemerbunssgeii1e ein>
ge9angen. Inter ben Bemerber,t beftn,
ben fid alfetn 26 @iirsermetfter,
tponad bic Gerdnberunssluit ober bie
rStellenloii9feit" au9 unter bieien
gtaotgemaltisen 3iemlidb srob au iein
1deint. Serner baben fi9 um baS Mmt
bemorben: II 9tabtiefretdre, 0anpt>
leute a. O., 2 Pretnierlieutenants,
2 Stubenten (iur.), 2 3ebrer, profeis
Tor, l Wlalor a. O., l Ritfmeiiter a.
O., poitlefretdr, lieutenant a. 8.
Der Observation-Disclosures 9dustruppe
unb enblih eir- @enbarm aus Treuens
brisen. Ger dlteite bieier lOl 0emer>
ber 1T So Sabre, Der iiinsite 26 Sabre
oft.
Dr.. prices Cream 8afine pomoer.
@sltsamsielmmas WsnailIe NAB 9iblom.
@an3 un9laubltde 6onos
rare 3ablt bas Mainser gtabttbeater
ben bel ieinen gorfellunsen uitpirs
fenoen 9inbern. Sur bic Goitime
mhiien bic 9inoer felbit itellen. Stir
l3 goritellunsen erbielten neulib oie
bas 9onorar abbulenben Wihtter pro
ainb fa9e uno idreibe: 20 Pfenrfise,
alio etiuas mebr alS anbertbalb piens
niae pro 0oritellunal
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-29
gtd5erlid3 leiet Sbr

bic in bieier 3eitung ber6Hentli6tem
3en9niiie betreffs 0oob'S Sarfaparilla.
Sic befdtigen iiber ieben 3ipeifel bins
aus, baB Soob' 8 furirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-29
DR.. prices Cream Bafine pomoer.
@eltsMms1eamnas Mehail[e nab 9iplorn.

Dr.. prices Cream Batting powoer
9as hoafommettite. has senta@t nirh.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-29

Grauen, bic nit Der Niebe fotets
tireu, fofettiren - nit ibren eisenen
6er3en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-29

3u S6os unb 1Inf pers
belfen" ioll einem armen Matiens
r1do9en i'm fernen llngarn Der Stem
Porter &egiiter Serbinano 3epD. 1er<
ielbe erbielt neuli9 einen S9retbes
brief BON etner sepiiien Sept Neno.
wis, In lpeldenl Tim bieielbe ntts
tbeilte, baf iie einen brapen Sanbs
iperfer 5u beirathen sebenfe, ba3li aber
ber Sumlne BON 200 @ulben bebiirfe.
NabeSu 100 gulben babe file In,
Shwetbe ibres g(nseiidts seipart, Ser
&elt feble ibr nod. Da bem Muni1s
3ettel eiA empfeblenbes gltteit bes
Gberrabbiuers bes 9eimatbsortes bes
iunsen Mab9enS beilas, 10 tpiro Der
menidenfreunblide Gegilter nit Silfe
bon Sreunben periuden, Die n0tbiSe
&eltfumme fiir bte Bittitellerin auf3ue
tretbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-29

= Wenn matt ii9 au irsenb elmer 3eii
i'm Grubling., 2 DINNER, 9erbit ober
8inter ermibet fublt uu5 teinen Nppes
tit bat, lit es elm fideres 3ei6en, baB
bic Sole auber Srbnung 1T. Man
wirb itets burh ben @ebrau9 bon Dr.
Nugnlt 96nia's 9amburser Sropfen
gebeilt tperbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-29
Gin Inn NNinoe flatternpes ssIatt

~ etnel feeu gfetIer sIet&, TN gersIei9 gu etnem
serrdtteten Ober hberretsten Rerpenipfem. Mas IA
has spDs Der Rersbieu2 Ofubetpie Rd@te unb quail
soae Gage. @ew6tnIt4 Ietben iie aud an gerbau
unssbef&werbtu unb unsenhsenbem Grfas ber per=
brau&ten a6rpermaterte. Sn ben metiten Sdlen finb
iosar auf bas nnperm0sen bes abrpers, BITE betben
Iestseuauuten GantttOnen sebbrta gu erfhaen, aue
Ssmptpme BON Rerprftdt surad su fabren. SDfet.
ter'8 Masenbitters 1T bas bepdbrtee MtttcI sesen
Rerppftdt. DpSpepfie unb NiHtrerpertbuns ber ges
uciieneu Nabruns rsrben NIT ieiner Shlfe seboben,
bessIetden @terenletben, BtitoHtdt, UerRppfnna,
&beumattsmus uub WtaIoria. Sptate unb stfttse
Drcsuen, pelGe ba8 Serrattete Nerpenipfem nod
mebr f@wdGen, belfen nur porhbersebenb, um beffc
hblere Nd&wtrtunsen su binterlaHen. Da8 Bttters
f@pd&t niht, pnbern frdfttst unb bernbist be Ners
ben, tnbem e8 BITE Eunfttpnen Der Srsane resultrt
nnb bteie ifdrft. I'm bteien 3wed 3u ertiuen, mub
es reselmdbts tn betimmten Dozen senpmmen perben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-29

Gine BRET Gentner i9were
@lode. sic aus elmer 9asobe bon
9anseSoa bon ben iiesreiden fran3S>
iii6en 9rnppen erbeutet unb mad
Sranfreid gebradt morben mar, ipuroe
unldngif glad)tS aus bem @arten bes
ebemaligea 4rdlioenten bes SanbelSs
9eridtes bon Ronent Serrn @ouellain,
Der tie fir einen boBen PreiS eritan6en
bate, geltoblen. Die Glode 1T ein
ieltenes aunitltiid Der d1iueiii6en
8ronSesie6erei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-29

lettet nun Die Nrbeite,t gum &ieoers
flottmeroen ober rettet ipenieltens 6ie
2abung.
Sebe 3pilden tim unb benz &apttdn
9etroffene Serabreoung iber bte SDbe
oes Uerqelohns 1T fiir oie Drader
ebenio binoenb mie fit Die S9tffs'
ei9ener.
Wirb bas S6tff aufeesebsn uno nur
bic Qabung geborsett, 10 rnuB bteie nab
Sep Weit 9eibafft merben, no ite
6ur9 etnen beionberen Beaulten,
nWaribal," !" Der Ser. @taaten periteis
CERT ipirb. Dom Cribs erbdlt bic etne
Sdlfte bic geriiderunss9e
Ste an6ere mirb sleidmdbtg unter bie
Draderboote ,tno beren Wanni9aft 10
pertbetlt, oaB ieber Wann an 8orb
etnet, slet9en Nntbetl erbdlt.
Gm ertpiinidteiten 1T fiir bie Brader
tmmer elm r@eneral Cargo @red,"
etn S6tffbru9, bei BEN bte @eiamntts
labuns tn's @aiier serdtb, ipte tim TIM
Griiblins 1890 ber Dampfer ber @arbs
linie uGitD Of Gleranorian BOT, no
! bas gan3e @eitabe tpettbin NIT Munbz
porrdtben, aleibunesitiiden, ptanos,
Wdbmaidinen, Nr3aeten, aaiten NIT
tmtttrten Sumelen unb ben tauienber>
lei arttfeln hes 9em5bultden 9anbels
tberidet mar. Das CAB etne grnte fiir
bie Strano9utftfder bes Sap 0loriba,
wte fte tbnen felt fanser i3ett utdt
seboten mar.
Wie INNER unb tberall lit au9 bier
has l1n9liid 6es Gtnen baS Slid be8
Nn6eren!
Stberlidb leiet Sbr
bic in bieier 3eitung perDhentli6ten
3eu9nifie betreffs 9oob' SariapariIa.
Sic befdtigen tiber ieben 3tueifeI bins
aus, baB 9oo b furirt.
@erfOpfung unb ole 9eberleiben
tperben bur6 SoDb's Yillen gebeilt.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-29

Tia Grin3eiiiu bon @ates
1T q ..perin unb Samnllerin feiner
uno ie!tener Spisen. Der Wertb Der
IN ibren Sfabineiten beripabrten unb
uerlbloIieaen Gpiseu ipirb auf $780,
600 anaeqehen.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-07

STIFF HATS worth $780, 800 and $780, at &c. to close Soft
22c worth &c., CSC worth $3.50 to ZOO Stetson $500
and 500 Hats S24S Every single hat at
some price, Goodness Sakes don't miss if want
JUNE ALL'THE MONTH, EVERY DAY, no let up.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-07

SHIRTS We've got the reputation of selling the
regular 25c Domets better at 15c only to each
person and only EACH SATURDAY during June no
other days Every shirt every description reduced for the
big sale. You 'em, buy now. EVERY DAY IN JUNE
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-07
E;VERYTH CASH

aski N every
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-07

MEMS SUSPENDERS each Saturday for DC, worth 25c All
SOC Suspenders at 25c until closed.
OvERALLS AND JACKETS % cents, worth 5Oc etc. ETC.
LINEN COLLARS cents. CELLULOIDS cents, etc. ETC.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-07

will placed on the books Don't ask i've
q Success Allow us % bs beouwev
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-07

Sell Everything Single Thing
that don't don in
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-19

Is it any wonder that San Anto-
mans are talking city politics, and
the administrations non.office
holding friends and erstwhile sup
porters have almost ceased to hope
for better things. TwIsTER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-19
sCHoLZ'S NATAToRIUM.
Ed. Dreiss, Proprietor.

1870 OASASSS -
take pleasure in notifying the
public that 1 have again leased
Scholz's Natatorium, which is now
open for the season.
To those who have been patron.
izing this Natatorium, it is unnec-
essary to praise the cleanliness and
purity of the water, but those who
have not seen it, l kindly request
to visit this inviting crystal pool
which is fed by a 6-inch stream of
artesian water, constantly flowing.
Mr.. A. d. Baker, who has been an
instructor for swimming in this
Natatorium for several years, has
again made arrangements to use
the pool for this purpose. He will
give lessons to ladies and gentle
men, as well as to boys and girls.
Those who desire to learn this USE
full accomplishment, will please ap-
ply to Mr.. Baker.
The following schedule has been
arranged for this season:
Monday, ladies and gentlemen,
all day.
Tuesday, gentlemen and boys
only, all day.
Wednesday, gentlemen and boys
only, all day.
Thursday, ladies and gentlemen,
from 6 a. m. to 3 p. m, and balance
Of the day for gentlemen and boys.
Friday, gentlemen and boys from
6 a. m. to 3 p. M; ladies only from
3 p. m. to Z p. M; men and boys
balance Of day.
Saturday, gentleman and boys
only, all day.
Sunday, ladies and gentlemen
from 6 a. m. to 8 a. m; balance of
day for gentlemen and boys only.
Open every day from 6 a. m. I'M
til II o'clock at night.
The pool may be engaged for a
specified time by parties, but pay
ments will have to be made in adj
vance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-19
from crime and the neglected girls
from prostitution, shame and
misery.

The charter OF the city plainly
and explicitly forbids city officers
to be concerned, either directly or
indirectly in any bid or work.
wherein the city is the paymaster.
This is an excellent provision and
should be enforced by the council,
or the grand jury.
Aldermen are bound by their Of
fetal oaths to respect the city
charter, and the law does not suf-
fer any one to plead ignorance of
the law as an excuse for criminal
offence. Aldermen are legally
chargable with knowledge OF the
provisions OF the city charter.
So that there is no manner OF ex-
cuse for an alderman, who bids for
city work, under a contract, in the
name of another person. The very
circumstance of his using such a
device and stalking horse to con-
ceal his connection with bid be-
tray, his knowledge Of the prohibit
ton contained in the charter, and
also shows his purpose of conceal
ing his connection with the bid
and OF deceiving the council and
the public.
The Express of the 10th instant
stated that one Of the aldermen
was secret partner in one of the
bids for the removal Of the gar
bage Of the city, or the sole bidder,
under the guise of the name Of
some other individual, but it did
not give the name of the alderman
implicated.
Should the mayor and the
council pass this grave charge by,
they would make themselves par
Elephants in the criminal offence,
and they cannot afford to do such
a thing, even to screen an alder
man.
The Express also states that a
creditable citizen is cognizant of
all the circumstances and facts of
the affair and is ready and anxious
to make full disclosure of them.
This statement imposes on the
council the duty Of thoroughly
sitting and investigating the affair.
The investigation should be car
ried on in public. Should it be car
ried on behind closed doors and in
secret, the impression Will be inev-
itably produced that the investiga.
ton is a sham, and was carried on
secretly in order to make it end in
embarrassing report by sup
pressing all eliminating evidence.
A public investigation is the
only proper and fair course, and it is
due to the other aldermen as well
as to the public. Let the whole
truth be brought out into the light
Of day.
Should the charge be substanti-
ated by the testimony of credible
witness, the council should expel
the guilty alderman. If it fails to
amputate an unsound member, it
will forfeit the confidence of the
public and destroy the usefulness
Of the city government.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-19
Apply to Local AGENTS For Tickets
THE SCRAPPERS.

A wealthy New Yorker an
nounces his intention OF hanging
up a purse, should the athletic
clubs fail to do so, for match be-
tween Charley Norton and Billy
Edwards, two ex.champion light
weights.
Billy Hill, the "Pickaninny,"is
after Solly Smith, Owen Ziegler or
Jerry Marshall. He has deposited
forfeit in Boston in support of
challange to fight any one Of those
named.
A ten.round contest, with skim
tight gloves, between Eddie Dugan
and James Cassidy, will take place
in private, near New York
City the latter part OF next
month. The match is for purse
Of $500, the men to weigh in at 15S
pounds.
Martie McCue has been matched
to fight Frank Patterson. The
bout is for ten rounds and will
take place at Coney Island next
month.
"Parson" Davies is anxious to
get Joe Choynski and Jim Hall in
the ring together. Davies has
wired Hall that he would match
Choynski to fight Hall twenty or
thirty rounds on June 3.
Jack Purdy, of Brooklyn, wants
to try conclusions with Eddie
Loeber in Brooklyn, May 20.
"Parson" Davies intends sailing
to England with Joe Choynski
and Tommy Ryan, where he thinks
he can get a match with some of
the English scrappers.
Johnny Lavacke, the "Little
Hurricane" has posted a forfeit at
Cleveland for match with Frank
Macelwski, Of Cincinnati.
According to London sporting
papers it is Frank Craig's inten-
ton to settle permanently in Eng
land after his contemplated visit
to this country.
Dick O'Brien and "Kid" Mccoy
have signed articles to fight TWEEN
ty-tive rounds at the Suffolk .Ath-
letic club May 20. They will weigh
in at 15S pounds.
Robert Reakes has posted a for
felt and issued challenge to fight
any 140-pound man in America for
from $3.50 to $500 and the entire
gate receipts, the match to take
place in either Buffalo or Cleve-
land within four weeks from date
of signing articles. Max Luttbeg
is the man preferred.
Casper Leon is anxious to get on
a match with Jack Madden, the
bantam champion, and will gladly
meet him at los pounds, bet $1,000
and weigh in at o'clock. Leon
twice defeated Jimmy Barry, the
Chicago bantam weight
In answer to Jack Madden's
to fight any l05-pound
man in the world, Jimmy Barry
wrote to the Brookly lad, calling
to the fact that he has
$500 forfeit posted in the Windy
City, which he would like Madden
to cover to meet him for from $3.50
to $4,000 a side, weigh in at los
pounds at 3 o'clock on the day Of
the contest.