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ron Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE, SQUARE PIANO IN
good condition; terms reasonable. 81 Hab-
ersham street.
SIx-HORSE PORTABLE ENGINE ON
skid; second hand and good; slS5. See
+. E. Timmons. Savannah, or Lombard
Iron Works, Augusta, Ga.
STRAW, BALES, FORTY CENTS RE-
tail; wholesale, thirty cents, nice and
fresh. Guimartin g. Co.. South Broad
and West Broad.
WOOD" FIRE WOOD CUT IN 49,
inch lengths for sale at 81 90 per cord at
our mills. Vale Royal Single Mills.
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sTRAYED.

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STRAYED, LAST SATURDAY, A
small Texas red bay mare, spot on fore
head, from West Boundary and Mills
streets. Finder will please return to above
address.
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ron sALn-REAL ESTATE.

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FOR SALE, HOUSE AND LOT,
southwest corner Henry and Lincoln
streets; large lot, splendid location and
cheap to a quick purchaser. Apply 10
Whatley g. Woodhn, Board OF Trade build
ing, or Thomasson e. Black, Bryan street
$50 LOTS IN SOUTH SAVANNAH, q
cash and 50 a month until paid for. John
T. Rowland, 96 Bay street.
FOR SALE OR RENT, DESIRABLE
home and land at Guyton, Ca, by A. C..
McAlpin.
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LOST AND FOUND

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LOST OR STOLEN, FROM 46 VALID
burg street. a bull terrier spotted white
and gray. Reward II returned.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

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WANTED, POSITION IN WHOLE
sale business house; will make myself
generally useful. ~" care Morning News.
YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION IN
office. Has some knowledge OF stenogra-
ply. Address. willing, this office.
WANTED. BY A YOUNG TIDY
woman a place as nurse or chambermaid.
Address, White Nurse, care Morning
News.
COMPETENT, EXPERIENCED STEM
ographer desires position; is familiar with
office work; good references furnished as
to ability. Address Type" Morning
News.
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
age q, would like permanent work in
Georgia. Charge Of party or transltman.
A No. references. Geo. f. Whittemore,
100 fremont street. (care Aspinwall & LIN
coin, c. Ed Boston. Mass.
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ABDUL Hamid,s Now Translator.

Constantinopie, Oct 5.-Karatheodori
Pasha, formerly governor of Crete, ana
the Turkish plenipotentiary at the Berlin
congress of 1878, has been appointed first
translator to the sultan, and it is under.
stood that hereafter he will direct the
foreign policies of the Turkish empire
Say au revoir, but not good-by," he
murmured. THAT is a sensible idea" an
swered the girl, who has been engaged be-
fore. IF we start in to saying good-by
we won't get through for three hours
Minneapolis Tribune.
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wANTED-MIsCELLANEOUs

WANTED, A SOUND HORSE OR
mule for cash. Cash, this office.
WANTED. SECOND HAND IRON
Safe. in good order; large preferred. Dex-
ter, Morning News.
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FOR RENT--sToREs


FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE BUS
mess stand. 2s and 80 William street; new
store and wagon yard; rent cheap to de-
sirable tenant. Apply to J. A. Logan, 206
Bolton street.
FOR RENT, STORE ON SOUTHWEST
corner Abercorn and Broughton streets,
to desirable tenant; will arrange to suit:
possession at once. For particulars APP
ply to S. Guckenheimer, Bay and Jeffer-
son streets.
FOR RENT IRON FRONT STORE,
corner Whitaker and Liberty street lane.
In the rapidly developing retail drug CEN
ter. sleeping apartments, bath, cellar. etc.
Robert H. Tatem.
FOR RENT, STORE, 1876 YORK
street. Apply to ]. F. Brooks. 1876 Bay
street
FOR RENT, STORE NO. l4S CON
gress street, formerly occupied by Palmer
Hardware Company; possession given i'm
mediately. Apply to Walthour & Rivers.
ONE CORNER AND ADJOINING
store, West Broad and South Broad
streets, from Oct. LIST; glass fronts, fac
ing South Broad street, which will be
paved soon. J. f. Gu!martin & Co.
FOR RENT, STORE. CORNER JONES
and Montgomery streets; $25 per month.
John L. Archer & Co., No. Bull street
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

IMMEDIATELY, YOUNG LADY OR
gentleman, to copy letters and
write up office books; must have ex-
perlence; pay 81 a day. Address in own
handwriting, stating experience, Office
Work this office.
NURSE WANTED TO TAKE CARE
of one child, S91a Jones street
WANTED, A TATDORESS AND A
Vest Maker. 81 Whitaker street, corner
Perry street lane.
WANTED, A GOOD COOK AT THE
Palmetto house.
WANTED. AN ACTIVE WOMAN AT
$40 weekly. to represent us. Address Box
$685. Boston, Mass.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED
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statesmen, WANTED, AN EXPE-
rieneed salesman to sell our high-grade
libricating oils and greases; liberal and
satisfactory terms will he made with a
a8od man. Equitable Refining Co., Cleve-
land, o.
$50 TO $l5O AND EXPENSES PAID
statesmen for cigars; experience unneces-
sary; extra inducements to customers.
Charles c. Bishop & Co., St. Louis.
AGENTS WANTED TO HANDLE
our cigars as a side line on the road; lib
eral commissions paid; mention territory
desired Henry Freise & Co., Quincy,
Fla.
AGENTS WANTED, ASSORTED
comic, motto and campaign buttons hot
sellers; $.l5 per dozen; 3l.25 per 100, post
paid; $1,000 per 1000, by express. Cam
paign Supply Company, "a Arch street,
Boston. Mass.
SIS A WEEK EASY-YOU WORK
right around home. A brand new thing.
No trouble to make sls week easy: write
to us quick you will be surprised at how
easy 1t can be done: send us your address
any way; IL will be for your interest to
investigate; write to-day; you can posi-
lively make $1s a week easy. Royal Man
ufacturing Company, Box d. s.. Detroit.
Mich.
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HAT GONE-THE GENTLEMAN WHO
took my hat by mistake from Gersts bar
Der shop Saturday night last between
half past and half past 10 O'Clock will
please return 10 barber shop at once. and
oblige II. *.
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CYCLING.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3-Edward Plummcr,
manager or Thomas Linton, has cX-
pressed desire to obtain u match race
for his charge with James Michael. lie
has gone further. He has declared
that he Is willing to agree 10 any ar
rlngemcnt Michael may propose, and
that he IL willing to match Linton
against the dlmInutlve Welsh "rarebit"
FOR $1,000, or for fun. Just what he
means by the FUN" part OF the PROPOSE
ton Is no; clear to Thomas w. Eek.
manager Of the World team and mentor
OF Michael Eok. however. Is willing to
accept the financial part of LintOn's
def" He Is ready and willing and
has the money 60 post as an earnest OF
his desire to arrange a match. Eek,
however, Is not In the fun making huHl-
ness, md will not permit his man to
race for my glory he might obtain from
the contest.
II am prepared 10 arrange q series OF
races between Linton and Michael i'm
medIately," Eek said yesterday. MY
plan IL TO allow Linton to select any
distance he dceires for the first race.
and for Michael TO do likewise for the
second II II IL necessary 10 run Il third
race. | shall Insist that It be for fifty
hlAlNS. llt mot WV ihN'S' 4 AAlAllh' " az
take place at San Francisco, and at San
Jose. We will give Linton any kind OF
O rae, no wants. Michael will race him
one mile with or without a paccmakcr.
Both men 10 start at dcratch and ride
the same way around the track, or We
will conccde him the privilege Of riding
in opposite directions. Anything In the
way OF a race he wants he cun have for
any sized purse up to 5000. II he wants
pacemnkers he can have qs many as he
desires and as many different styles Of
pacing machines as he likes"
Eek has such an opinion OF the work
OF his proteGe that he is willing to bet
800 that Linton cannot lower single
mark established by Michael In this
country. 10th these men are the same
class OF riders. being able to follow the
fastest pace for almost my distance.
Michael holds all the worlds records
from two miles TO ten, while Linton
boasts Of the records from eleven up to
an hours riding.
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BILLIARDS.

NEW YORK. Dec 3.-John Roberts,
the English billiard and pool champion.
who has Just declined Champion Albert
De Oro's offer to play n match ct mixed
English and American pool in London,
has followed up the dcclnation with the
following announcement In his Billiard
Review OF London:
while on the subject OF Ives, may
say that the chestnut rs 10 his beating
me az the EnElIeh game still crops up
at Intervals. Now, l repeat once more
tha. Ives has never beaten me At Eng
liSh billiards, and no one knows better
than himself that he stands no chance
OF doing 50. II he would like to try, and
l understand that he has been practic-
Ing the English game, my challenge 20
give any man In the world 5000 points
In a. coo Is open 10 him. II he considers
that star; Insufficient, might make It
larger, II he showed disposition TO play
4 match"
II really don't know what Roberts
means by that" Ives said to-day. The
English and American papers both pub
lished the news that defeated Roberts
at English billiards at London In the
spring OF 1893. closing with the nursery
run OF over $500 points with the balls
tawcd In q corner. the highest run on
record Of that K!nd. v hen Roberts came
TO America, / defeated him In Chicago,
and he defeated me IN return game at
LcnoN Lycerrm That means have Two
histories TO his one. and ut English bill
lnrds. Roberts also knows that on my
return 10 London, in March. 1924. I Of
fercd to deposit 81 900 forfeit with jerks.
the American banker. 10 play another
match on the Same terms at London. The
offer was not accepted.
You can say that will play Roberts
the match he now suggests, provided
that n championship table Is used. with
pockets measuring only three inches OK
the fan OF the slate. and no larger. Or.
II he wants TO play French caroms, I
will give 1900 points to him in game
OF 1900. That means n twO-wccks'
game. In any event, and would be All
adequate test OF superiority Mt either
English or French billiards"
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hap, and Mi,hap. IN tne Thriving City
Across the River.

Across the River.
The funeral OF the late Alfred W.
Owens will take place from the family
n sldcnce on Center street this after
noCn At . o'clock. The members of
TEoburn Post. G. \. R.. will meet at Its
hail at O'Clock 10 attend the funeral.
The new nnncaling furnaces at
thc Aetna-Standard are about
completed. The large iron cover has
been moved and placed in position for
moving the annelllnG boxes.
The anniversary Of the Belmont coun-
ty Auxiliary Bible Society will be held
In the ". E. church ~ St Cialrsville
Sunday. December 20.
Mrs. S. y. Thomas. formerly OF Act
navilie. now OF Buffalo, arrived last
night to visit her son. William L. Thorn
as, on Broadway.
Yesterday. William, an eleven year old
son Of Lee Woods fell on the ice while
skating and dislocated his right collar
bone.
Miss Anna L. Kaiser. formerly Of st.
Clalrsvillc. was married at Columbus
lcst night to Charles NJ Miller.
In the assignment OF Henry Floto the
lppraiScmsnt has been set aside and a
se-appriiscment ordered.
Last night Miss Bess Watson enter
ta!ned n party of friends at her home
on High street.
Miss May Fortney, OF West Wheeling.
who has h""1 visiting here, returned
home yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Cole are entertain
ms Mrs. E. l.. Cunard and daughter, OF
GAINESVILLE.
Miss Anna Swan. Of Pittsburgh. who
has been visiting James Hess. returned
yesterday.
St. Mary's Literary Society will pre-
sent the Miners Daughter" after the
holidays.
Henry VI. Davies. eX-clerk Of courts.
has opened law Office ut St. Clalravllle.
The n!ne-inCh guide mill ut the Aetna
Standard is off for few days.
william Kurns. Of StcubenvIlle. was
IN Martins Ferry yesterday.
Robert l. Lewis Is visiting relatives
Mt Hunter. o.
The Standard orchestra will give ball
December II.
Ernest Twecdy was at Mt. Pleasant
yesterday.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
S,TATE FAIR ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE. TO REPUBLICANS.

Notice Is hereby given that the Repub-
lean primary election will be held In tho
city OF Wheeling on Saturday. December
u, 1876 from Il u. n. TO : y. m. city time.
Cor tho selection OF candidates for the fol-
lowing Offices:
Mayor, City Clerk. City Sergeant,
Whnrtmaster. and Members OF Council
from the different Wards as follows: For
the First Branch, one % from each Of
the eight wards: the Second Branch as
follows: 4.
Four ~ from the First ward.
Three ~ from the Second ward.
Three ~ from the Third ward.
Three 80 from the Fourth ward.
Three ~ from the Fifth ward.
Five Cl from the Sixth ward.
Three 81 from the Seventh ward.
Four % from the Eighth ward.
Also Il member OF the City Republican
Executive Committee from each ward
Primaries 10 be held ut the following
First ward-VlcIlnnt Engine House.
Second ward--Niarkct House.
Third ward-PoiIcc Court Room.
Fourth ward-Atiantic Engine House.
Fifth ward look and Ladder House.
Sixth ward-N., OF P. Temple.
Box Mt end Of Suspension Bridge
E!Cth ward-No. 3Sl7 Jacob street and
No. 1873 Jacob street.
SUGGESTION MEETINGS.
Suggestion meetings for the purpose Of
suggesting names for members OF CITY
Council and names for City Executive
Committee will be held Saturday, Decem-
Der 5, at eight o. o'clocl. p. m at the fol-
lowing places:
First ward, at NiGlant Engine House:
Second ward. Market Hail. Third ward,
Odd Fellows Hall; Fourth wa-d, Police
Court Room: Fifth ward. Hook and Lad
der House: Sixth ward. X. OF +. Temple;
Seventh ward. Logan Club Room; Eighth
ward. Ii. Il. DOvrncr Club Rooms. y
BY order OF the City Republican ENecli-
tive Committee.
RICHARD ROBERTSON.
NOS Chairman.
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LEXINGTON. Ky. Dec. 3.-Thc
greatest sale OF thoroughbrcds In the
history OF Kentucky. took place to-day.
The Eastern company sold the horses
OF the ElmendOrf and Beaumont studs.
which brought 10 Lexington prominent
turfnen from every section. Candlcmas
the imported son OF Hermit ard Fuze.
was the first Offering. and was knocked
down TO John Mdckay. representing J.
i. HaSGin, the California millionaire
turiman, for $4,000.
Imported Order. sire OF Ornament and
son OF Ben Dor and Angelica, owned
by She Beaumont Stud. was started at
$4,000 by W. S. Barnes, who forced
Eags!n's representative TO bid $4,000
10 secure the premier OF beaumont.
Nlctorinc. dam Of Ornament,nlso went
to UaSEin, at $4,000.
Fitty-ninc head brought SS3,262.
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Thousands OF men orc afraid Of the light.
ming, aud yet not ono man in ten thousand
is ever killed by it, Few men arc afraid
Of consumption, and yet i; causes ono sixth
of all the deaths i'll the world Ii is more
deadly than either wars or pcsticnccs.
ANY sort Of wasting disease may lead 10
consumption, Any slight disorder OF the
respiratory organs may easily develop
it. Weakness Of the body, cnaciation,
lack OF vitality are plain invitations for the
germs Of consumption. Consumption is not
entirely disease Of tho lungs. l, is dis.
case Of the blood that shows itself most
strongly in the lungs. II Is not-Os it used
to be considcfcd-rcurablc. DR., Picrcc's
Golden Medical Discovery has changed all
that. II will cure nincty.eight per cent. Of
all cases Of consumption If taken in time.
1t is the most wonderful blood maker and
flesh builder in the world. 1t cures where
doctors have failed. II has brought back
to life hundreds OF men and women who
were considered rs good az dead.
Mrs. Nancy X, Tuhh, OF Amory Monroe Co.
Miss, writes: About ten years ago suffered
MI attack OF ncivou- prostrntion resulting In
other troubles which my family physician pro-
nounccd consumption. We dociorcd with him
until We lost all hope. I finally happened to find
one OF DR.. ricrccS little Memorandum Books.
saw Ills medicine recommended aud thought
would try II; sent and got ono hottie Of each
Golden Medical Discovery mud Fnyorae Pre-.
scriplton and ono bottle Of Pellets Assoon
as began 10 use these medicines my health bc.
g,n to improve, mud before had used onc.lialf
dozen bottles felt almost as strong ns ever wna
] am now enjoying good health again. Two
years Hgo had ii;tlc boy who seemed 10 be sub.
Jet to phthsic (nsthmal mud thought would
Try the Golden Medical Discovery aud 10 my
surprise II cured hun entirely; lie has never had
another attack"
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CHICAGO. Dec. 3--Gcorgc Siler, the
well known sporting man. who was tbs
referee at the Mahcr. Fi;zsImmons fight
In Mexico. last FEBRUARY, and who Is
admitted 20 be one 81 the best posted
men In the country on ring mn,terss said
Tonight; mo referee has right to
give n decision on n FOUL unless u foul
has been claimed by the man, or by tlss
seconds OF tho man, upon whom the
foul IL alleged TO have been commit
ted. II no claim Of a foul Is made, the
fight cannot be decided on foul. \
fighter Is entitled 10 nothing that IL not
claimed for him wlsen fouls are In
nlleHilnnn
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sailor could not last. his Judgment was
that as the fight progressed Shlrkcy I'M
proved both In hitting power and In en-
during punishment. COrbett added thnt
Referee carp waH not the man to make
an unfair dccsl0n. AZ confirmation Of
this, Corbctt said: "l'lt2slmmons was
boaS,lns before the fight that II he once
landed on SharkCy's Jaw 1t would gettlc
him. lie did land twice In the frat
round ana did not settle Sharkcy. And
II Ia hardly, reasonable to suppose that
Fltz6lmmdng could hit any harder IN the
eighth round than earlier In the fight"
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New Castle base halt team will hold their
annual meeting durlng the present week
when president. manager and other
officers viii lie elected From the looks
OF things at the present time New Cas-.
tlca last season playors viii nearly all
be drafted or bought by other Ulubg. ]
has almost been rettlcd for certainty
that Buffalo win take Farmer" Brown.
pitcher: Larry GilbOy. fielder. and Sutcr
sullivan, third bascmln. 1t Ia now
known that Milwaukee. which VIII bc
managed by Connie Mack. will draft
John Camel, the big FIRST bascman OF
last seasons team. This will cost Mil
waukc1 500, One or two others are also
bcinG inquired about by base ball mag
mates.
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BOWLING.

Last nights games In the South Side
Bowling League, were between the Ia
nous and Ceramic teams. Famous "a II
team that Ia made up OF crack bowlers.
but they got Il bad start and mp 10 last
night had not made the showing their
admirers thought they were justified IN
looking for, The Ceramics, however.
were Just their size: Famous won three
games Hs slick as whistle. as follows:
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C0RBETrs OPINION.
Think, carp is nh Honest IInu-Shnrkty
In the First Rank.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Pug!lst Cor
bctt shed no tclrC OF regret to-day over
the defeat OF F!tzs!mmUns by Sharkey.
One OF the results or the San Francisco
light, COrbett said TO q reporter, would
be to put Sharkey In the first rank OF
fighters. While COrbett had thought at
the conclusion OF the first round that the
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Sporting Editor OF the Intellgenccr.
SlR:-iiarry Farley, the East Wheel
Ing featherwcight. would like to meet
Oscar Wilhelm, the South Side Tor
nadO." for n purse OF $50. He will meet
him at the Harry and Billy saloon, Sat
uriay evening and arrange al mat
ters. THOMAS GILLlGAN.
Manager
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BASE BALL.

The Pittsburgh Post IS VIGOROUSLY
inaccurate in Its alleged news from the
Interstate base ball league This is no t
surprising when 1t Is known that
George MOreland Is responsible for the
stuff that appears In the Post Since
MOrcland tried to start club In
Wheeling on wind" and failed. he has
been in the condition known as SORE"
on this city. Hence he writes a lot
of rot about Wheeling not being good
enough for the 1897 Interstate league;
that the owner OF the 1896 club did so
much Kicking that the Nail City wal
BE- unsuccessful In gaining adinittanCe
next year. He figures It that New Cas-
tie. YOUNGSTOWN, Bradford and Erie
will be the eastern circuit and In the
west there will be Toledo. Springfield.
Dayton and Mansfield. The man who
will for moment stand up and try to
gull tn, public into the belief that
Bra1ford-or Eric. ut that-would stand
the ghost Of 4 show for getting into u
league " Wheeling had to be left out. IN
II 1T candidate for high honors In che
boss insane asylum In the land.
The Toledo Blade gives Morclnnd this
dose Of hot shot: There's nothing like
knowing all about n thing, especially
when a man doesn't know aHyth Ing
about 1t. Springfield. It Is 10 be hoped,
will not be In the Interstate LcaSue;it
never was worth a continental az ball
town: and don't be in such hurry.
Mr. Post. In crowdlng Wheeling, Find
lay, Saginaw and Akron of the map.
As to Mr. Powers Averages" Tho
Blade Is very happy to know that they
are to be out before the 81 season
opens.
General Manager Anderson. OF tho
Youngstown base ball club, says that It
Is probable Eric Will be included In the
IntCr-stntr league for 1897. Electric
railway officials in Erie are behind the
enterprise and will place u strong team
In the field II Erie 10 taken Into the
league. The outlook Indicates that tho
league for 1897 will Include HOungli own,
New Castle. Erie. Wheeling, Toledo,
Dayton. Mansfield. with possibly teams
In Akron and Canton, the object being
to avoid ANY long Jumps and Increased
travelling expenses.
The stockholders and directors OF the
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Why the Odds Changed.

AZ soon as the club announced It's
,,aH % u Wyatt carp. famous rs n
.'fa"uiaH. from Arizona, but not Il
!as expert, the odds which Ind been
''H 10 four against Shnrkcy. unac-
,.yHuiAUly rose to ten 10 SIX, with NOR"
"nlFkry money offered than could be
Vel handled. II IL rcCOuntrd that there
,NH'' whispers yesterday afternoon that
Nha'k"y would he favored In the deCis-
non ana those TumOrs reaching Fitz-
,.ihWuUs' carr, he requested the club
- Substitute any one else ms referee.
Len at tn. TingsHc when both Julian
''lI FiiIimm0nS stated In Edrp's pres
'nta that they had been told he intend
~ To- referee unfairly. carp stood
I."Uy ny and insisted on acting us
10, gre" despite tho protcgta.
u ~ pointed ou' that FitzsimmOnn
ought clean. skGllful, scientific and
Ginning battle, while SharkGy's fight
,Nf Wha rough and unfair. For HIS UNI
.'.rh"hs 1t "a charged lhut Sharkcy
"a, not even rrproyed 10y the referee.
~ claimed that the upprrcut on
liEoy's CHA In the eighth round wng
'"uy n Knockout blow and that no
.''' hltw vas delivered by FN2plm-
.hlha hlt that Shnrkoy. when knocked
r. alleged III" foul blow az an cXCuso,
~" 'H'- constitutes the case ~ T'it2glm-
u'nH Oy wiHch hl' attorneys expect to
"''t the existence OF Il conspiracy TO