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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-07
MEETINGS.

A CALLED CONvOCATION ssIry
N Of WASHIN GTON ROYAL Arch .sStez
NuAP1ER, No. q. will be bald ia toe Ia dsz5saA
bernacle az Masonic Temple, on FRI
DAY EVENING at Z O'clock February
Z. 1896. Members OF sister chapters ana
visiting. companions are cordially invited
TO be present.
BY order of the NJ. f. III. Priest
fe 7-1t r. b. SNEAD, Secretary.
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WANTED. TO SELL NEW AND Sc
COND-HAND COOKING STOVES.
GASOLINE AND kEROSENE.STOXES,
STOVE BRICKS AND REPAIRS FOR
All, KINDS of STOVES Gasoline
ner gallon, IS cents, at lEIDY'S STOVE
HOUSE, 1903 east Franklin street. Phone
insS Goods delivered de 20
WANTED, GREEN sALTED AND
DRY HIDES; also. GALE AND SHEEP
SKINS, TALLOW. etc. Prompt returns.
a. ID. SHOTWELL co, Tanners,
Box 75 Manchester, va
de N-F, Su&Tu2m
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WANTED, CASH FOR COAL AND
WOOD.
COD PRICES:

Anthracite-s5. A.75. per 1000 pounds.
according TO size.
Splint Qump)-s5 and $40. per eco
pounds. 49,.
Hail splint-si50 and SIS per 1000
pounds. 49,.
west virginia Lump-sL50 per 200
pounds.
West Virginia Hail-si per 1900 pounds
Genuine Tricks Coke, S.25 per % BUSH
els; Clayton, Fire Creek. Pocabontas at
lowest prices Wood Of all kinds-iong
sawed, or split.
CHARLES II. PAGE,
1900 west Broad: Phone 407.
le05 east Cary; Phone les. de g-u
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED, LIVE, ENERGEd,iiS,'
BUILDING AND LOAN SOLiClIOttS
10 travel and organize local Dranenss
and sell stock for this association LID
raj and satisfactory contracts VIII De
made with the right parties; can on n, yl
address. with references THE Co tSc ~
BAN BUILDING AND LOAN Assn
CITATION, Richmond, Va.
fe 4-Tu ES SuSt
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

The case Of George Writings Admins
traitor VS.. the city OF Charlottesville, and
Messrs. Vaughan & Luck, contractors.
a suit for damages. is being heard In
the Circuit Court. Whiting, a colored
laborer was killed last fall by the caving
I'm OF a sewer-ditch. The suit Is for $3.50.
Mr.. Edgar Gentry. OF this county, whose
leg was crushed Monday last by a steer
that had been shot falling on him, is
slowly improving.
UNIVERSITY FIRE APPARATUS.
The University Of Virginia has pur-
chased fire apparatus capable Of throw
ing a vertical stream seventy-fve feet
and a horizontal one 40 feet A student
volunteer ire company has been organ
ized. with J. A. Penton chief; A. 7.
Finch, Paul Cooke. and ---- Garnett, as
ststants. The university authorities VIII
equip the company. which will co-ope-
rate with the Charlottesville Fire Depart
ment.
Prince Pierre Troubetzhoy, OF Paris,
France IS visiting at Castle Hill"
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CHARLoTTEsyILLE
They Went to Washington-suitf for
Damnges-To Fight Fire.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, February
6.-(Special)- Mr.. Sextus A. Eddins, ac-
companied by Miss Bessie Webb, LETT
here at 1923 this morning for Washing
ton, where they were made man ana
wife There was no objection on the
part OF any one to the union OF the
young couple. They are expected to re-
turn TO Charlottesville tomorrow after
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WANTED. A PURCHASER FOR ONE
TUFTS ELECTRIC SODA APPAhSA,,,
TUS AND 10 TEN-GAlLON - y - ~
Petersburg, Va. re ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AN EVENING OF PLEASURE TO
ALL WHO ATTEND. Mr.. GEO. A.
10 be followed by a "BEGGAR'S AUG
TION." pretty girls sold 10 tbs highest
bidder Trinity church. FRIDAY NIGHT.
February Tth o'clock Refresh
ments for sale. Admlssi ion. l5c fe III
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WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR ALL OK
PART OF VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE
on south Third street. Apply at No. w
south Third street. re o-"Nr-1
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KIRMEss MATINEE
ACADEMY OE MISIC.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY sTH,
For the benefit OF the Retreat For the
Sick,
Under the Management Of Mr. a. J. Mac
donnell
Prices for reserved seats. rs and soc.
fe Attest
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VRUSTEE's SALE
OF
Very Desirable Stock Brick
Detached Dwelling,
NO. $50 HANCOCK STREET,
Between Clay and Leigh SIS.

BY virtue OF the provisions OF a GER
tain deed OF trust, dated January y
1894. and recorded In Clerks once q,
Richmond Chancery Court Deed-Bo9t
$50 &, page SILL default having been fntit
I'm the payment OF a certain note thcisi-
secured, and being required so 20 o9'
| will sell by auction. on the premise
on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1875.
at 4:aO O'Clock +. NJ. "Al that c.tis,n
lot OF land. with the improvements pntt.s
on living and being In the city Of klch-
mond on the west side Of Hancock slles'
between Clay and Leigh streets Is, ~. N
mencing al "A point on the west hhe ~
Hancock greet IS feet from the ~.
line OF Leigh street thence extenss ~
southwardly and fronting thereon % -
thence back between pafaiei ""''
TERMS: Cash as 70 expenses :, o. ,o sRsen ,s
ing this trust. and a noe 10 ises. bslarc.
az sit't twelve = months JAS. H. HA ,.:.
fe
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BY Denoon. upper & Co,
Real-Estate Agents end Auctioncers,
SCI Main street.
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Personal.

NOTICE. 10. ".
All persons having claims ss"yli a are
III. LONG. OF Caroline county, AT once.
requested TO NE ' Sin,as ND d. r. GRlt,,
-, n,Tu trustee iCs south Egessost
rrxeef
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SILVER TEA.

AT 5i6 WEST FRANKLIN STREET
FRIDAY EVENING, February 7th. from
4 TO s o'clock. for the benefit OF the
Girls Society Of Holy Trinity church.
fe z-tt
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. AT GUINEA MILLS. va
SUMMER BOARDERS. Good rooms, 5000
fare; post-ofiice at the house OF IN.
Farmville and Powhatan rSitoaI
church convenient; good neigh Dorn39oGI.
stay pleasarft. Address POSTMlSTKt'SS'
Guinea Mills. Cumberland county. va
fe 7-lts
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Auction Sale Of Unclaimed
Packages, &c.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE
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nHE REGULAR NETTING OF

l. THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE SCOTTISH
RITE ASSOCIATION will be held al the
office OF the Old Dominion Steamship
Company, 1912 east Main street, on TUES
DAY. February II, 1896, at y 0'clOc'r
II. THEODORE ELLlSDV,
Ia 29-2w Secretary.
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MY REGULAR FRIDAY SALE.
TO-DAY. 1890 A. ~.
DEMOVED To No. 6 wESTBROAD
la STREET

BY ]. II. Valentine. Auctionecr.
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Auction sALEs-rhi. Day.

BY Denoon, Upper 8 Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
81 Main street.
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PLACED ON THE CALENDAR.

To amend and re-enact section l or
an act approved January Ii. ls4S, entitled
an act incorporating Marshal. Lodse.
No. 80. OF Free and Accepted Masons'
II. relation o the right TO hold real es-
tate and mortgage and cucumber the
same.
In relation 10 the fencing Of railway
tracks IN the counties OF Accomac aid
Northampton. defining when the corpora
lions are not liable for injuries. and es-
tablishing their liability In certain cases
To provide for the salary OF the Judge
OF the county OF Warwc OK.
To amend and re-enact sections . ana
7. Of chapter $751; Acts lsS7-'S. entitled an
act 10 provide for making, changing. anu
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By J. II. vaIenlIne. AnetIone.r.

penoon. rupper 8 Co. Auetlo ~. !.
The sun., 1896-08-11
Want to Play Games.

The Queens Field Club will guarantee expenses
To any club OF uniformed players for q gamo on
Aug. 42. Address +. Z. Wiske, manager, Queens,
N. Y.
The Monitor A. C. would like to arrange games
with clubs OF players averaging 10 years. Addr sss
Frank j. Adelgais, manager, Sl3 West Forty
fourth street.
The Morocco B. B. c. has n few more Saturdays and
Sundays open: out Of town clubs giving suitable
guarantee preferred Address Al Lamp, manager,
5a+ West Forty eighth street.
Owing TO the cancellation OF Aug. 10 the Staten
Island Field Club will play any nrst class club on
that date Offering q able guarantee. Address
Charles S. Migan, secretary, box o, New Brighton,
N. Y.
owing to 4 cancellation the Ontario b. B. G. has
Aug. is open to play any nrst class out. of. town
club guaranteeing expenses; Crawford A. 9. OF
Crawford, N. j., preferred. Address G. J. Palmer.
600 Columbus avenue.
Thd Easton Field Club would like to arrange
games for Sundays during August and September
with out. of town clubs giving suitable guaran
tee. Address George E. En- gland, 20 Woodbfne
street, Brooklyn.
The National Baseball Club has q few Saturdays
and Labor Day (two games) open and would like to
close the same with out Oft clubs offering
Roud guarantee. Address Charles Salg, manager,
1,l9p Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn.
Tho Olympia A. Q. OF Harlem and the De la vergne
B. b. q. of Port Morris have consolidated. Mana.
gers OF clubs naving dates with either the Olympas
or De La Vergnes will send their names and ad
dresses specifying the date arranged to Mr.. Louis
KircheFt care OF the De La Vergne Company, foot
OF East 19Sth street.
The sun., 1896-08-11
LAWN TENNIS.
Play Beginn for tho Doubles Champion ship
OF tho Eastern States.


NARRAoASsETT PIER. Aug. 1o.-The tennis
tournament for the championship Of the East
ern States, In doubles. begins here to-day on the
courts of the Narragansett Casino. The entry
OF II. W. Slocum. Ex-champion o. 8. Campbell.
and E. l.. Hall will keep the standard fully up
to that of last year. while the appearance of
Hovey and Hobart will add a feature which has
been lacking for several seasons past. Hovey
and Hobart held the national championship up
to last year. when they were defeated by wrenn
aud Chase. E. P. Els her. tho we'll known New
York player. is also In the race. with Clarence
Budlong Of Brown University as o partner.
Other prominent entries are w. A. Larned,
Lieuts. Davis and Bethel Of West Point z. A.
Thomson. the New York Racquet Club crack !,
Of Washington. Howard % O and Everett 70 G colby OF
New York, Dean Miller Of New Rochelle, and
many others. The winning team will meet the
Western champions, Carr b. Neel and Sam Neel
Only TWO matches were scheduled for to-day.
Hovey and Hobart were pitted against II. D.
Colby and Miller, whom they defeated in
straight sets. The ex-champions played poorly
at the start. but got into better form before tho
contest olosed As this was their first match
not seriously criticised. Hovey was stronger in
offensive play than his opponent and made
Hobart was weak, although the style of game
put up BY the opposing team was hardly calcu-
lated to bring out his best form.
Colby and Davis and Bethel the latter pair
hold to their old tactics of court guarding and
lost considerably by the operation. Slocum was
shots that were applanded. Davis and bethel
hung close to their opponents heels all through,
but were finally defeated by superior ground
work. The summary:
and r. +. Davis. 6-8, 80i. o.: F. ii. Hovsy and
Cd, b-8, 81,
The sun., 1896-08-11
HALL COULD NOT FIGHT.

Arrested for . Debt. Me Was Unable 70
Box O'Donnen ut the Academy Last Night
A crowd of sporting men, numbering 35d
were disappointed over the failure Of Jim Hal
and Steve O'Donnell to meet In a si1-roun!
glove contest at the Academy of Music las,
night. Tho show was under the manaEen'eai
OF Tom O'Rourke, but the hot weather kept tG'
expected crowd away. Both Hall and O'Don'
nell were In the building early in the evening
but just as they were about to prepare io'
the fray Hall was arrested on a Warrant,
issued. It was said, on the complaint o. a C"nry
Island hotel keeper. who alleged that Hal owed
him sum of money. Hall was handcnitrd 10
the officer who served the warrant, and wa'
taken of tn Brooklyn before he hac time 70 pul
on All Of his clothing He had to Iea'e his eo''
O'Rourke tried to get Paddy Savin TO go %
with O'Donnell In Halls place. but there VA
como hitch. aud there was $50 f-ht nt u l.
O'Rourke then stepped 10 the front OF the sta
after the few preliminary bouts had been de-
cided, and said:
:. Hall has been arrested for an ALLEGED debt
II his creditor had really wanted the money III
would have attached the box office receipts here
tonight. But that wasn't the game. have 1
number Of enemies here who say that, hi
! come from Boston, ! have No right
,! and ! Sslieys they are at the S",i Il
your money and | am ready tonight" Al I'M
the spectators cried mo" and you're all
right, Tom. and then gave round OF applause
for O'Rourke. The exhibition bouts were be,
tween Dick Powers and Kid Griffo. ,lakr Spe.
and Mike Waters, Jack Kenny and Tommy
Rnssell. Joe Hopkins and George McfAtdra,
Dick Baker and Fred Morris, Johnny Banksand
Paddy McQuiggan.
The sun., 1896-08-11
On tho Courts mt Birmingham.

BIRMSGBAM. Pa, Aug l0.-The fnish in the an.
nuai tennis tournament was played on sa turday.
The best work In doubles was done by O. v. Nc.
Kaig and @. A. Draro OF Pittsburgh, who played q
splendid uphill game In the last series All the
matches OF the tournament were replets with nne
plays, the volleying OF the sourIe brothers being
especially noticeable. The nnals OF the singles
showed some of the best tennis seen here.
The cup offered by Mr.. Grier last year for the rst
time, which must be won three years, not ueces.
sarliy consecutive was carried on by George II. Kei.
ley.of East Liverpool, o. The score:
Singles-urer defaulted 10 Davidson. Kelley beat
Goldsborough, OIL, 81; Draro beat McKaig,
10, 20. 6-2; u. Lnwrie beat W. Lowrie. Sd
o., U-2; Kelley won from Davidson, o-B, Ga;
III. Lowrie beat Draro. 60, 8--2.
Finais-keley defeated NJ. Lowrie. e-l, 60,
b-3.
poubles-Adams and GoldSborough beat GrIer
and sheppard 10, O-0i praro anc MeKaIg beat
Davidson and Kelley. "a, g.. ~; the Lowrie
brotfcrs beat Adams and GodSborough. 6-9, do.
flnais-D raro and hckaig beat the Lowrie bro,
The sun., 1896-08-11
winners at Iron HiII.

IRos Hill. Aug. 1o.-The summaries Of the races
hero to day follow:
First Race-Ftve cighths Of q mile. Relief. 0 TO
and to 10, won; Long Gain. TO 10 place, SEQ.
ond; orphan third. Time, 1;0T.
Second Race-Four and O half furiongs. Shade,
4 to o and to $. won; Cumberland, even place,
second: Miss Garry third. Time, o:5s.
Third Race-Three quarters of o mile. Penn
brook. even and out. won; Fagln, out place, SEQ
onh; Laprentis third. Time. las.
Fourth Race-ThreeQuarters OF o mile. vsntan-
ma, 4 TO and TO $, won Beloved, to 10 place,
second; True Love third. Time l:20.
Fifth Race-Sx and q half furIongs. Oracle, to
3 and out won Artillery, TO place, second;
Sixth Race-Three quarters OF q mile. Dart, =
70 and to s, won; Pickaway, to 10, second;
oHcarn third. Time, ll9.
The sun., 1896-08-11
Wiuners at Newport.

NEWPORT. Aug. lO.--The regulars about 1000
strong. oraved 10 lays neat and witnessed rvo
First Rgce-six furlonss. Whyota, lO6 F. Rus
SelD, 10 o. won; DnUrsa. l07 (Scherrin,, 10 /,
l;l4A
srcond Receive furiongs. covington, KY. lO6
". RuBSeilJ, TO !, won J. Walter, 100 Hart, u
70 !, Second Three Bars lO6 Ray, TO l, third
Third RGee-one mile. John HavlIn lcl CFow.
lsrl, to 10. won: Cecil, 90 tB. Bievlnsl o TO =,
second; IA sale, lOI (P. Jordan, 81 10 J, third
Fourth Haee-Seven furlongs. satsuma, Ile (B
bleTlnO, 70 ., Woni Foreman, l0o (Britton). 10
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Now the Horse. Ti.ishsa at Dstro,t

DETROIT. Aug. i0.-FAvorites won the fourth and
landed tho nrst three races and an b to shot tho
NTH. SUMMARIZE .
First Race-six furlongs. stanxh. OF Cscherrer), 4
90 l. won; II. pe ISouger), to I, second: Tremor,
lo4 u. Banks, 10 to l., third. Time. 'Hnk.
Cltsrtu), o 10 1. won; Brown Girl, 100 tDupeel. o
70 !, seconds MoIlie, 100 &c. ReifrJ, 10 /, third
Time, 1:2e. -
Third Racc-one mile. Conner, 90 Ccorderl, ~
TO !, won; Aimee Goodwin, 81 Schcrrcr), IL TO
10, seconds Silk Gown, 1O1 III. Lewls), TO l..
third Time, l;tGk.
Fourth Race-Ftve and . half furlongs. What
Neat, los (Dupeo), TO o, won: Scarborough, 119
tBeauchettej. 10 TO o.. second; John Carr. loS
tEyerstp, 10 TO 8. third Time, JILL: JILL: no, os
CSGttI. g TO j, won; Hanion. 100 CTaorpel, ato +,
seconds sauteur, llo III. LowiO. 10 to !, third
Time, l;lSx.
sixth Race-Handicep hurdle; one and hal!
OF Eiirrslie, 1i8 (Brown), 4 TO I, secondl Lord
Mortiey iio (FordJ. to l. third. Time not given.
The sun., 1896-08-11
The Iris Takes Kat Bote Hoaors.

NEWPORT. Aug. 10.-A lively catboat race
was sailed here this afternoon for one of tho
prizes offered by the Newport Kat Bote Klub
The starters wore: Iris. sailed by Robert Liv-
inGston Gerry; Infanta. sailed by w. T. Davies,
and Victor, sailed by Alfred Vanderbilt Tho
course was from line of Goat Island Light TO
and around Beaver Tail Beach, thence around
Brenton's Reef Lightship, and back to the finish.
IL was dead beat 10 windy to Beaver Tail
@ then reach 10 the lightshp and run home
The breeze WAS fresh and the Iris. ad mira bly
handled by young Mr.. Gerry, walked out 10
wiGdward OF her competitors in fine style She
had three-qunrters OF mile lead at the first
mark. and won by nearly that distance, In
fantA finished second, but young Mr., Wander.
bilt protested on the ground that she fouIed
Victor In endeavoring To tack out from under
her lee. and the judges, Stephen G. Peab0iy
and w, j. Henderson, disqualified InfAntA. The
table shows their times;
The sun., 1896-08-11
Favor,te. in th. 1e.a Al 81. Louis.

ST. LOWS Aug. Io-The favorites were successfui
in tho nrst second fourth, and sixth races to day.
The third and NTH went to third choices Summarlesi
20 !, won; Dew Of JUNG 50 fWilsite( to seSondi
Second Race-Seven furiongs. Faaig, W tWiihlteD,
o to o. won; Agatine % tE. Joneal, TO second;
l,SO.
Third Race One mile Jack Bradley, lO7 (warren).
to won; Cherrystone 1l8 IA Shleidsl. to /, sec
ond; Brdgoton, Us &C. slaughter). 20 third. Time,
1;At. -
Fourth Race-sx furlonEs. Harry McCoueh. ITO
Gsnedeser TO 10 wen; 8, AugusoSns o ,06 ~ ScSh; ic
to third. Time t:lbX.
Fifth Race-Five furiongA Russeila, 1l5 tPennL
to won; Ivory los (warrenN.2 to I, second; The
Chemist. llS tRoweD. to ], third Time. 1;osh
D. won Chrsweii ITO penny to 1. second; Al orth.
lo7 (Slaughterl, Q to l, third. Time, l:tA
The sun., 1896-08-11
Baseball Notes.

meeting OF the Atlantic Baseball League was
held az Paterson or Saturday night TO Investigate
Q charge again.t Pitcher Frey: Frey Is said to
have signed with two clubs. the Newarks and Hart
fords, and is at present under suspension. The
hearing was adjourned until tomorrow.
CINCINNATI. Aug. l0.-Fred Clarke and Lawrence
Friend OF the Louisville Baseball! Club and Umpire
Bud Ialy were arraigned in the POLICE court to-day
testimony or both sides Acting judge Sparks dis
missed the Lnlly and Clarke testified that they
strike at each other Judge spark. satd that .hils
done nothing wrong. He warned them not = -speat
the II umpiro's decision does not Euit. tne
sparks said the police acted too hastily in eaFesna
q
The sun., 1896-08-11
The IIorse and Carriage Trade.

The weather has Virtually put an end to all
activity In the horse market during tho past
week, ana dealers generally are not looking for
ward to 4 revival OF business before the middle
OF next month. Meanwhile however, tho deal
ers and their buyers are securing tho horse
breeding distrcts for animals TO meet the fall
demand, Everybody reports scarcity Of
marketable young stock in all sections. and un-
less the experts are much mistaken prices for
high-class carriage and road horses will take o
big jump upward the demand be-
comes brisk next fall. Low prices for three
years past have, 1t Is said. induced breeders to
market everything for which they could obtain
an offer with tho result that the farms are now
stripped of stock.
Thomas +. Devlne & Co. of West End avenue.
near Sixty-hfth street, who are among the lead
Ing uptown dealers In business and draught
horses, report frequent sales, even at this sea-
son OF the year, TO their city patrons. Most of
the sales stables however, are doing no busi-
ness worth mentioning.
Trade is likewise NJ u standstill among the
carriage bullders business ut present being
limited TO occasional sales by the big firms like
Studebaker Brothers of Canal street, who re-
celye orders from all parts OF the United States,
and the West Indies and South America as
well.
The sun., 1896-08-11
News from tho Horse world.

Joseph J, Burke, who is the presiding fudge at
81 Louis has been reengaged by tho California
Jockey club for tue winter meeting TO bo held az tue
new track AZ Oakland, beginning IN October. "
LoIo BRANCH, Aug, lO,--ChArles 7. Bates's airing
OF sixty nye horses arrived here this morning oS
one OF the river boats ana were taken to West End
The New Yorker expects 70 carry on several prizes
at the Monmouth County Horse show, which opens
next Thursday At Hollywood Park. N'S-'
The sun., 1896-08-11
Gossip OF the Hing.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. lo.-Joe choyn'ki 'rt Jcs
McAuliGc have been matched TO nRh' "thl r"Hhus
before the Occidental Club on Aug, -.
It. said yesterday that negotiations have
been completed for four rounl 20 hr'wera
Tom Sharkey AMI Dan Creedon 10 rhkc place ~
Madison square Garden tn" last or this m"i'h'
Jem Carney, the Old English liEhtw",sh' "ln "lnn
once fought Jack McAulire, wrncs {" r"nr a
this city that he is going TO sat for tti' "Lh'fy
next month with Charley Mitchell, Cnrn.!, a.,
though NOT very young man -ul. knows now Mo W
hKht, ana expects TO get something 10 40 NV" "''
arrival here.
Frank Craig, tho Harlem "Conc" Crolcr" 4, hM a,
sent letter to Jim johnson. the cnlor'l IHs'l'.s
OF Detroit, johnson Is heavy weight. ana ,'tij
states that II Johnson goes TO England he ,r ,""li
readily get on match before III" N"tiui SPar;
Ing Grub. Johnson has accepted Cr"ig' 'Hf "H4
VIII sail next month.
Jack McAuil1e and Walter De Eanm NS ,r. ".n. ~.
time lightweight have doubled UP ari Il. III, 49,, 80.
ture VIII give sparring exhibltions hr.g5H'", w
Jimiuy Carroll Is still on aud thai the bout W" "
dscIced In sun Francisco next October
George siddons and Jack Ward the lna roNha
champion OF Baltimore, had an imrrgnr'N r' ~ !,
In washnst?n nsr The ohrr pEh 'I,n"%r nis as
boxer, whereupon the latter smashed :, i"nH' ~
the Jaw, knocking him clean our. S,d',Gs ,I,som =
twelve round draw.
.Austrsiian", Billy Murphy Inform, p, ,'Ts ~
ssrcd Nf%, s that he WI meet jimmy .s ~ H9[I tn I
MIN MIN on, MURPHY ssy. mat CinD ,,,t WI ,, I'd
T Ga Tse 4. Sas pas'G man St s"SS wS M @ WAGER s@
outside that he Will he victorious. H. 49,, "a,
he VIII night Barry At ITO pounds ana h''' - ''
pounds.
LEMoST, AuR. lo-Tonmy White and Eli' az
try met here on saturday night SanLr', ,,,Gn
game nght, hut was not strong enough ~, NnUoi
Heavy and fast were Whites blows 'ili NhN',f -
10 the ground and White was GrclAr 4 lt' "i",'sH
There was much cnchlng In the c"lir'i, a." a., n.
cree Sier had to separate them roni'"ntn ,m,,'tI
had mach more science than Santry a1i I'"''N
him around the stage AT viii. .,
The news that Joe bern stein La l'.n w" "a
aud that his match with Charlie h'R ..',,es
jeopardy OF being declared on mas g. u"' ' ,tTy,s
lot OF talk on the east side where lerhs H.. '.ss
The Ajax A. c., where the boys are ln'h'l +" .,,n6
says that II Bernstein fallS to keep lis con ~, al
Kelly another match between soh. t"t'y ,,,J
men Will be substituted Bernstein i- I,h =. sL1
sick and is hoping aggin't hoIc iha' NJ NJ s,falf
10 meet Kelly on the nignt scheduled l"i wv '
Odds and Ehds OF sports.
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Volunteer Football Club.