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BRENNAN BUDGET.
HOW Young Jorg was Buried AlIve--C.on,
Ing Nuptlals-rown Notes

i'o" foung Jorg was Buried AlIve--Com-
Ing Nuptials-Town Notes
Brennan, Texas. January 22.-Constab,,
John s. Ewing of Washington was In the
city today. and In conversation in refer
ence to the burial alive of young lore
an account OF which was in today's Post
says that IL was one, ~ the saddest deaths
he ever witnessed. The young man was
Il years old the day OF his death When
the well caved In on him Il was so grad
na' that he was not hurt, but covered
with sand. but some of the debris gave
him air enough to keep him alive, and
his piteous cries for help for twelve hours
and his heroic efforts to prevent suToca-
ton while those above him worked. was
pitiahle but before he could he rescued
the muck sands had closed around him
and he was dead.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mir. Leon Levy of Italy, Texas, and
Miss Cora Harrison Of this city. January
20. also stating that they will he at home
at Italy. Texas, after February H.
The Germania society will give a grand
concert at Germania hall next Sunday
night.
The Evening Press has bought ont the
dcfunct Evening Herald outAt and Carricl<
Job Office and added It to the Press plant
which makes Il one OF the largest In
this part of tho State.
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wEArHEn 40 cRoPs.

Granger, January 2l.--The sun shines
out a little today; the first time 1t has
been seen here in n week.
Rusk. January q The sun is shining
today for the first time In nlno days. IL
has been foggy for week and a slow
rain falling. The ground Is very wet
Brenhsm, January I.-The weather ma.
been dark and dreary here for severai
days. The farmers are busy blowing Tor
the forthcoming crop, and are well up
with their work for this season OF the
year.
bartlett January 22.--rhe weather yes
terday cleared off. but this morning IL IA
again cloudy. with "A light norther blow
ing Farmers are wishing for dry weather
now 20 they can 20 to work plowing their
lana Tor this years crop.
Lockhart, January 22-Yesterday morn.
ing for the first time In eight dnvs Inc
sun shone out brightly for a short limo
every day and night for the past weok
some rain has fallen and the oarth ne
now completely water-logeed. ana farm
crs are compelled for the time boing -
suspend all farm labor, and enjoy an en-
Forced rest. Every Indication now ia e.
year. 'N" 'nh
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LIrLING LOCALS

Luling. Texas, January 2.-'rhe famous
case of Seth Wade vs. the state viii he
tried N Gonzales tomorrow. About thirty
witnesses will 80 from this place. 1t Will
be recalled that Wade and Craft were nc-
cused of holding up and robbing Pete
WhitAeld. resident OF this city be-
tween this place and Belmont The case
"a an old one and eNcites much interest
here
Mr.. +. Harris. one of our leading cit!-
gems is dangerously Ill.,
A little negro boy named sam Eehols
fell from pecan tree into the river yes
terday evening and has not been found,
The accident occurred near Staples
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that by planting ,orn early and the peas
when laying by .he corn, two crops could
be raised on the same ground each year
each OF which are the very best feed for
hogs.
q. e. King OF Taylor. Butler OF waxa-
hachie and Skinner of Fort Worth follow
ed OH the same subject.
Butler OF Waxahachie opened the dis
cussion on THE Pig In the Orchard" and
was followed by C. w. Thomas OF Potts
Vile and others after which Mr.. Parrot
OF Holland presented his views on the
subject of Sorghum for Hogs"
Mr. Mcclure of Gatesvile said: II have
been connected with an Institution In this
State for several years that raises for its
own use as many as 100 head Of hogs.
These hogs were fed the greater portion
OF the year on nothing but sorghum and
they did well on It."
Mr. Kramers opinion was that sorghum
was good thing for hogs.
The presidents opinion was called Tor
and he said: II think sorghum Is the best
thing I have ever fed"
Mr.. Cooper Of Holland said he fed II
and would continue to do 50.
W d. Stephenson of Temple said; Il
always feed It exclusively when i can get
It."
D. o. Lively said that nearly all the
hogs at the stock yards at Fort Worth
were fed on sorghum and 1t was iouhd
to be the very best food.
Major Cavitt In answer to a question
said that the experimental station OF
Texas had raised and fed sorghum and
found 1t to be splendid feed.
The committee to which vas referred
back their report on the recommendation
to the Dallas fair. regarding the rules OF
the hog show at the coming meeting re-
ported tho same resolutions. which were
adopted.
A motion by r. f. Butler that the Fort
Worth Stock Yards company be requested
to furnish weekly quotations to the dif-
ferent agricultural papers in the state.
and that the papers be requested to pup
lish the same was adopted.
A motion by w. c. Lebanon that inc
chair appoint n committee TO recommend
to the fair association a Judge and super
intendent for tho swine department was
carried and the following gentlemen ap,
pointed: w. C. Lebanon, b. F. Wedei
and w. r. Cavitt.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
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vELAsCo TOPICS.
Figures on Removal OF the Court House
The Schooner Trade.

H'os on removal OF the Court House
The Schooner Trade.
Vclasco, Texas January MIR. David
/. Gray commission merchant Of New
ORLEANS, IS In the city looking after his
PROPERTY hero and at Qulntana. Mr.
Gray MAS one or the early contractors
Tor brush on the iettles, and for several
years his firm furnished the brush used
Hon. l. l.. Foster and Secretary Fl. d
Dorchester returned home yesterday from
Austin
Tho schooner Clara Ida OF Brashier
La is her with load of seed cotton
and cotton seed from louisiana This is
tho second trip the schooner has made
and her owners ind they can run her here
and handle her cargo for less money
than they can any other gulf port
The Post man has Information from a
source that is beyond dispute that firm
of contractors agree to enter into bond
that they VIII take the new court house
down nj BraZ0rla and put II up at any
place within Ave miles 81 the center OF
the county for 5000. when Vt Is known
that this will only add about cents on
the 500 valuation on property. II Will
put many a man to thinking who now
pays yearly tax OF from 80 TO $50 to
visit Brazrria for court This term OF
district court has soured out many who
were in favor of the court house still re-
naming at Brazoria The roads have
been almost impossible, and there was
no boat on the river. II the county scat
was on the railroad II would be in reach
OF large majority who now have to
travel overland, and at times when such
travel is almost Impossible.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

First race, one rlilo. selling-Minn,,
Wa Wa 50, Jack b., ]. w. Levy, n nach
&C ndnctor Cox "a, B. r.. johnson ,os
chieot' Master Fred, Morse, win Elliott
Homor, 100 each. '' '-'''''
Second race, one mile. selling Pin, D..
salso, 81 each; Sweetheart 10i Tho nj Ss,
DlsHord lOS each; Rariolo, Dick Tensior
~, Uncle Dave Jimmie r.. Duth. Arrow
-, Ih'rl race mile and seventy yards sell.
p,,,y T po ."' ondague Ill, Chenoa ~
each Burrelrs Billet l1e. s'er az
~, ro ~ brace race one mile. handicap--cbr,.
i1 20; S,melo 81, Constantine o. '' As,
"I ng,, i,S' Barney Aaron, Jr.. aS. ~ '''"'
Fepst s. IT. IT,nr mile and seventy yards
Mamie vido, Potsdam. los e, oo w. MISS
Tom ron"I IN, sor0' Bustup. lc7 each: K r Re
tom Kelly Beatihce ITO each ~ c''
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TEXAS SWINE BREEDERS.
Facts About Hog Raising-Sarghum as a
Food is Recommended

Facts About Hog Raising-Sarghum as n
Food is Recommended.
Waco Texas, January 22.--The second
days session of the Texas State Swine
Breeders association was called to order
AT 10 o'clock this morning.
Hog raisers. the stoek market and
packing houses" was the subject of dis
cussion, which was opened by Mr.. Skin
ner in an interesting manner.
Tho Hon. w. Il. Cayitt of Bryan hand
led the subject OF the Development of
the Swine Industry In Texas" Mr.. Cavitt
showed why Texas was by far the best
swine State in the Union and that the
swine breeders associations OF the States
of Kansas Ohio, Missouri and many other
States were turning their attention now to
Texas and that not only a part Of the
State was adapted to the raising of hogs
but the entire State. lie stated that SD
0N00c was sent out OF the state each year
for meat. lard. etc Willie there was onl,
N,c00 900 worth produced within the botd-
ers OF the state This could be overcome
through tho influence OF The swine breed
crs OF Texas, and Will be done, and in
stead OF sending out so 6ol0l0 will bring
irto the State equally as much or moro
IIC said that tho Fort Worth rncking
house was now handling about 1907 hogs
daily and that five such packing houses
were needed TO fill TIL demand Of Texas
The subject Of shipping nogs was debated
after which the association al, burned TIL
=, -. n.
The afternoon session began with an
elaborate AMI lr'crrstin1 naper mn the
sahject. "PorlS Raising in Texas aud Can
4 he Made Prnn'Ah,r and linwe"
on the subject - Sweet Potatoes and
Field Peas ~ Hog Food" by Mr. u. y.
Rogars OF Palestine, he teil how nhun-
dantly the sweet potatoes and tieli peas
srow In the eastern part Of the State AMI
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PRAIRIE KANGEns 40 MEET.

Chenango Texas January Cat the
meeting to be held by the Prairie Rangers
at the ChenRngo drill grounds on Thurs
day, February 70. move Will be started
to effect a military organization through
out Braz0ria county. Each precinct VIM
be requested TO muster as many men as
they can get and one company will be
formed from these detachmeuis The Oh
Jects is TO break up theft Of cotton. cattle
and other property. and citizens Interested
are invited TO be present. Concert Of &C
ton is what Is needed.
The following call has been issued
Notice to Prairie Rangers--Your are re-
quested 10 meet a the drill ground ut
Chenango. Thursday, February 70. Busi-
ness of Importance will be transacted.
If. W. Munsou. Captain.
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A. p. A. IN TEXAS.
San Antonio Express.

san Antonio ENpross.
\ lodge of the American Protective as
ISOLATION better known by the abbrevia-
ton ~. +. A." win be organized in San
Antonio at an early date. An organzer OF
the association arrived in the city sew raj
days ago and has been making a Quiet
canvass for members to form a local lodge
a great deal or caution and secrecy is
observed and care is taken to prevent the
fact of the contemplated organization he
coming generally known. II was learned
however, that sufficient number of anpli-
Giants for membership have been secured
to form lodge and that a charter from
the parent organization has been ordered
and Is expcctei to arrive in a few davs
a large number of A. y. a. circulars hava
heen circulated in the city but dligent
srarch yesterday failed to disclose the
identity of the parties circulating .hor,
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KING BROS. AT AusIN

Austin, Texas. January N'-A !,
mems furnishings, doing buslns'. !.
gress avenue, filed n deed OF 'rms
NJ. c. Miller trustee. Liapniur
National bank, note, $50; Civ 4
bank, note, 5000; City National ~
$500; City National bank. noas
Florence p. King, note, w. y.
Lease, 1924 90: J. l.. Cahan, ~.
Bros. sS5.2l; Raymond, tar d
1929. so: Westchestor, Hauf :"
NJ. Knox. $3.50; Elvett. GVv sssy
1870; John b. Stotson. SCI. N' TN IN.
wear company, sl6s.65; J, :; r..
Co.. $50. 80: Golleleur, Ciogg .
John r. Walker. $780, hhO's v,
se6, %; Wire Buckle suspenau. ~
s2O.Gs: Knitting Mills Trad,ns, MI
$295.12. Steppacher & STEM IN, s, 4
company, s66: James NJ, M q
Vague Knitting mills, @ a
Wilson. SGT; f.. Rosenfclt, .s,,
hen, s2I.-5: Clut Bathing COMM
Duck Band Rubber COMPANY ,,,.ra
sG226. G3. The creditors are pis.st
tho order ramed. Assets coh"
of goods and store fixtures
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.rnAMp's LEAP FOR LIFE

Hutto, Texas January I,-ln tho wreck
this morning IN which Henry Minnls Of
TAYLOR. Who was engineer OF cattle tram.
lost his life, n tramp who was stealing
a ride madc his "loap fer life" when he
jump from the third ear tina, was ditche
at the depot. A rumher of cattle fen un-
der this car and were killed, ms the tramp
would have been but FOR hts lucky leap
About forty-six head e. cattle were
turrcd loose from the ears unniure1 and
ran wild over the praries around town.
Fcrty-two were rocaptured nv men IN
town, who had verltablc chase for them.
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CITF MARSHAL MURDERED.
geimar's Brave Officer Shot Dow
by Negroes.
one OF THE MuRDERERS WOUNDED
H Gives HE Name a. Foley and Says Ills
Pal 10 Jim Harris, Who Escapes.
Hounds on the Trail.

Weimar. Texas. January a2.-This even.
ing about $50. as the local freight pulled
in one Of the brakemen notihed Marshal
E York that ne had attempted to put two
negroes on the train coming out Of
6chulcnburg, and that one Of them had
covered him with pistol
z Marshal York. accompanied by Jim
Tooke and Sim Watson, went In search Of
the negroes. and ran across them about
. hundred yards down the track, lying
down. When they saw they were dis
covered they arose and showed fight
About fifteen shots were nred, resulting
In the killing of Marshal York and the
wounding Of one OF the negroes, giving his
name As Foley. The negro who killed
York, according to Toley's statement. Is
named Jim Harris, and halls from La
vaca county. Owing to tho darkness
Harris escaped and has not been captured.
but there are several posses out in search
OF him. and hopes are entertained that
he will be captured before morning. Sher-
IN Reese and bloodhounds are expected on
a special train, and IL he arrives Hoon
enough with the hounds the negro's
escape Is almost impossible. Mr.. York
has been an officer here about ten years
and his tragic death is u great loss TO
the community.
LATER-Marshal Eilers Of schulenburg
has just arrived with a pair of hounds
and Sergeant shadwell from Kirby will
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BEAUMONT BUDGET.
Capitalists to Visit the Ctty-Inspecting n
Rig Ditch

NuPAtHAi5tS w N''iN TAG SAt %
Rig Ditch.
Beaumont, Texas, January G-Mr. G.
H. Fiyley, local manager of the Port Ar
thur Land company, this afternoon re-
ceivcd dispatch announcing that tile
officers and directors of the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas Trust company will spend
next Sunday IN beaumont and vicinity.
This company is the one from which,
sprang the enterprising concerns that re-
Gently made large investments In this
county which they are now improving.
The Post can not say that a special re-
ception win be given the capitalists when
they arrive in Beaumont, but II the
weather continues as TO-DAY the distin-
guished guests will be given an oppor-
trinity to feast their eyes on ono of the
busiest cities and prettiest and most fer
tile prairies in all the great coast coun-
try.
Resident Engineer Cushing ard SUPER
tntendent w B. Mulvey OF the Southern
Pacific railway came over from Hous ton
this morning and have spent the day In
vestigating as to improvements and re-
pairs on what is known as the Reliance
ditch. This ditch drains all of Calder
avenue. as well as water that would ac-
cumulatc on tbs Sabine and East Texas
and Gulf. Beaumont and Kansas City
railroads. A. present It has not capacity
sufficient 20 drain all waters during heavy
rains, and the proposition now is for the
ditch to be enlarged and improved. "a
penses to be betrayed by the railroad
companies. county ard city Jointly.
Tho grand masquerade bah TO be given
by the Ladies' Benoy lent association to-
morrow night promises to b. a success.
Grading on the road from Port Arthur
TO Beaumont Is well under way. Con-
tractors began about eleven miles from
the city and are working both ways The
mills have already begun cutting the ties
ordered for the construction OF this road
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GEORGIA BIRDs WIN,

state oock iisSas, January 22.-The inter.
G 9'. birds was Exaggerated ,a and
. .,o very game fights. Tbs ,ouay win
49, SIDE and great deal ' as IS ioI
n bal m"gered on the result Of aoah money n
tho ''as colors we're greatly Love-. Hen.,
- ne numlrers OF the home bird ana
i Nrs,s Teorsla won four out Of ar, are 5if'
tho ' Iio,, me cocks. were all weah ,e ''y ,e
sevorni S" S,n we'sht limit. There will In ~,
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NEW COUNTY OR NOTHING

Alvin Texas, January ?2.-The velasco
correspondent of The Post seems ben,
o,i asllauhs me removal Of the county
othor point near the center of the COUNT
The people OF Alvin and vicinity. wSo
furnish the greatest voting strength n,
any section Of the county, viii not favor
removal OF the county seat What thew
want Is new county. ana Il II quite
lilseiy to be that or nothing with them. A
great many people here would prefer be-
ing attached to Galveston county II a
new county can not be secured.
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REPUBLICANS STIRRED UP.
A Strong Club In Opposition to Quincy Or
ganized at Austin.


gnnized at Austin.
Austin. Texas, January 22-Wrght Gu
ney came over from Sar Antonio this
morning, where he took part in meeting
Of local republican lights lest night, and
since his arrival there has been notice
able stir in the republican ranks here. OF
late there have been signs of u revolt
against Quincy among the cclored voters
here. which has crystslized in the shape
of so.cailed Central Republican CLUB,
with membership of about 80, whose
avowed purpose is to down such leaders
as have In the past been making a prac-
tice of delivering the colored brothers
vote snlidy. This club Will hold a mass
meeting tomorrow night, and II is posi-
bile that Cuney is here to draw bead on
the outcome. Whatever his own private
opinion of the central club may be, his
leutrnRnts here Gre not faVorably M
pressed with it. ana have fallen into the
habit of referring 20 it as an organ,zn-
ton of the "illiterate" element oil negroes
Henry Clay Gray. a colored republican
leader from Caldwell county. has been
here this week IN the interest of @. A. l..
Maynard of Lockhart who wants to go
to the National republican convention as
delegate from Texas. In view of the
fact that GRAY met Quincy here the other
dav, and is understood to he on good terms
with him, it is supposed that MAYNARD
is an Allison man. The Central Republic
an club is dominated by the Peed people.
No republican convention will be called
In this congressional district until after
the meeting OF the republican executive
committee
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sHERIFF's DEPARTMENT.

Navasota, Texas. January 22.-The fol-
lowing described state convict escapea
from j. & f. Terre,l's farm. in prazos
COUNTY. about O'clock this "wednesday
evening One coal black negro man. s
feet $ Inches high, clean shaved. HAIR
cropped close weight ii5 pounds; age.
about %. Direct information az IA bts
whereabouts 10 Sergeant ]. n. South
Nayasota, rr w p, Loftln. deputy sheriff
Grimes county. at Anderson.
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INSPECTING STATE INSTITUTIONS.

Huntsville. Texas, January q. --Governor
G. a. Culberson. accompanied 10y General
Openheimer ana Mr. VIM. Clemens. mem
bers Of the rcitentiary board arrived
today and have been busiy engaged TN
looking after matters connected With tho
institutions. This afternoon several long
term men were given audiences with the
governor and presented their cases. though
no action wal taken beyond receiving
statements and papers for further con-
sideration The governor and party VIII
visit the Sam Houston Normal tomorrow.
and will also make tour Of tho peniten-
tiary shops. The party is stopping at tho
Keep house
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EXECUTION IL,ArIrn

Lockhart, Texas. January GAN exec,-
.ion IN favor OF H. kempner of Cal.
WESTON Tor $3.50 was levied yesterday mo-,
W., we STOCK OF merchandise belonging 10 -
v w nss.'awsKi a merchant OF Lockhart M
c',r,. msh, mouse was not closed but
S a suihcient amount of mercho ndiso
was taker ont to satisfy ~, t, u,t,,,''lse
The busisess will continue. Jus '''7''''
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Waco citizens concerning the onrt
Of league team in this city, 4 7
airy organization was effectd I
meeting called for next MONDAY I
complete organization at which 4
Ward Of Fort Worth, presider! I
league, will attend. The senttra
pressed and the pledges mads, \
the success of the movement n
Waco in the league. thus compsh
eight club circuit.
Austin, Texas. January 22.-Ph.s
l.. Colman of Jefferson City agts
the Austin club today.
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NEGRO BURGLAR CAUGHT.

Crosby. Texas, JANUARY 2i.-Deputy
Sheriff u. A Mckinney arrested negro
al this place this evening for burglary.
lilo entered tho house Of II. buaihur.
IN broad daylight and took gold watch.
which was found IN the negroes possession.
Tho prisoner cells himself WHITE Wade
and halls from Houston. lie arrived hore
on tho local freight az II n. M ana AT
once proceeded 10 work the town.
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srRING TO THE FRANcHlg

san Antonio. Tex1s. January =
local base ball association has
condltionally to turn the fanchsl
to Peter Prophy. providing he q
5000 and gives bonds OF $3.50 70 o.
a winnig team and pay all dehi
propositions will be tonsldered Y
association pending Brophys copF
with these terms. i
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BARTON Bros. AT DAI4N

Dallas, Texas. January 9o--BafG
firm composed Of W. b. bafles
W. Barton, doing a queenswars =,
today filed deed Of assignment v
ID. Lindsey, assignee, conveyiw
and personal property Of said mn = y
sley for the benefit of creditoh y
of creditors and inventory Of a''
not yet been filed.
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HOODS BRIGADE REUNION

Navasota. Texas, January 22.-Presidert
W. IL. Barry OF Hoods Texas Brigade an
nounces that the annual reunion OF Tho
brigade VIII take place at Huntsville on
June q. He says that he Is besleged with
letters and Inquiries as to the time and
place OF this meeting and would ike tn
State press 10 give the fact all the m,h.
licIty possible.
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market is looking up AMI shipments Of
fat cattle will begin at lively rate. J..
NJ. Mathis ships nine cars from Goliad
and Branch Bros. twelve cars from Louise
today: fifteen cars will move from Fla
tonia and fifteen from Alpine tomorrow,
and Fleming Davidson and Austin will
ship fifteen from Eagle Pass on the 18th.
Mr.. Ed Page, proprietor Of the lunch
stand at the passenger depot. took a trip
down to Port Lavaca last night 10 feast
ON oysters.
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WACO CIIrp O7---

WIS rs | Se,, t ,os;s January ga msc,,nr
attended o gU,Sh NJ, Of a number Of citizens
81 ne Galveston base bam mu , manager
a pI W. j. Carson and San 's r team.
a,ouston team, the commIt,.a aauo OF the
u the state league meeting to co APPOINTED pro
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OFFER FOR RYAN AND rs

Syracuse, N. Y, January a.-'s,l
Ryan, champion welter-weight h
world. received official notice todr
the Olympic club of New 0rlAuI
a purse of $1,000 for a twehtyav|
bout between him and Mccoy o. I
of next month. Ryan thinks thl
too small and the time Of tfairil
short. but says If expenses are snsv
is anxious for a go" with Mccw.