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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05
GOSSIP OF TIE BIG FIGHT.
Fitr's Hackers Looming Cp-some or tho
Wagers Made Yesterday.

A visit to the hotels and prominent sporting
places yesterday by THE Sun reporter revealed
the fact that the coming struggle between Fitz-
simmons and Corbett is the all-absorbing topic
OF conversation. The supporters OF Fitzsimmons
say that the unfayorable talk about the cham
pion and his training is done to influence tho
betting. They claim that Fitz will be tho better
conditioned man OF the two when they step into
the ring ON March Il. Referee Frank Abrahall
says that within the past week ho has
wagered Sl,7OO on FitZ and is willing to
place 81 200 more the same way. Abrahall
claims that this money Ia II commission
from several well-known stock brokers. Dave
Lewis has ~. 200 to wager, at 100 to 80 on Cor
bett, but declares that although lie has had tho
cash ready for "a week he cannot find any takers.
Charley Evans, the comedian. is swapping at all
the bets he can get on Corbott. Yesterday Evans
wagered 5000 to $500 on Jim with "Marky"
Meyer. The latter says he has about $4,000
down On Fitz.
A number OF cnticing wagers have been mado
as 10 the probable length vi The contest. Joe
Hickman, IA Chicago sport. at the Metropolis
Hotel yesterday wagered $3.50 TO $500 twice
with II New York merchant that FitZsimmunS
would not respond to tho call of time for the
eleventh round. Billy Edwards says that dur
iinS TIE Pnst hye days ne betting on the big
busy trying to place money for his friends. Hea r-
CUES that there are very few Fitzsimmons men in
sight, although on more than one occasion he has
boon willing TO deviato from his determination
not to give better than even money. Billy, how
ever, yesterday managed to make two small bets
OF 800 even on Jim. Probably the largest win
ner in the country on the result, should Fitzsim-
mons win, will be Jimmy Kelly, the bookinaker.
Kelly is for FitZ all the time and never oycrlooks
q chance to bet, even IL he cannot got the odds
he wants. IT is said that Kelly has already
Ringing ON tho outcome over $4,000. lie claims
that he will not stop until he places half OF tho
100000, which he wants To invest on "Lanky
Bob" Al sheldon Yesterday received another
commission from II few Chicago friends TO back
Corbett at 800 to $50.
Promoters Of excursion parties find quite a
them 10 see the mill. In nearly every Instance
the sport claims that times are too hard or else
he is unable to spend more than 500. A few
parties will take ava q number OF sports for
tl30. but the ring followers say that the trip
would DO too frugal at this rate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05
Pool,

The final game In the handicap tournament at con.
tlnuuus pool, In which twelve 81 ia" Montuuk clubs
crack players have been competing for she past two
month";, was played last Might NJ the club nuIisu,
TheNuutustants were ia" two leaders IN the tour
ney; j. Z. Bcckwith Obul aud William A. barnard
l2O), the winner ~ the recent lnterClub billiard
tournament, As ON the result OF the game hrst prize
depended, both men were naturally very anxiousto
win. After AN interesting game Beckwith won by the
score OF 1870 to ~, thus securing the silver loving cup.
The loser was presented with second prize, a gold
matchbox.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

N. II. C., New YorS,-Ed HAnlan dsr, Ated wAllscs
Ross for the Sculling championship Of Canada At
Toronto. Ontario. on Oct. 10, 1871. The distance
was nNe miles with a turn.
The following onlcers have been Gle ,tcd Nv
tho Staten Island Cricket ami Baseball cub
President, ". X. Jrwetti Vice President, X. S..
u. WALSH; Secretary, Charles I. stout, Treasure,
A, w, hurTIsS; Directors. Charles Barton, /. SHINES
Crgr"rc, David Hay, Charles T.. lInwtuti Austin T.
Kelley, IL. V. n. fhilip, juhn l.. kunule, =. l., Rode
waid, aud Gordon A. willis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05
How tho Horse. FINISHED ut New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, March 4.-Splcndid weather, . fast
track, and 1000 persons marked to-day's races. Only
two favurltes won, however, tho Morris stable secur-
Ing tho two eHr-Oli race. summaries;
First kaCa-FOr four year ulls and upward sellingi
six fuTlongs. Alamo, lOi (GatcwOod). 8 TO Y, woni
Laura Davis. 81 lPo"crsl, q 10 /, second Moloch, lO3
Uiein), . tn |, third, Time, lilGla.
Second Race-For two'year.olds; half a mile. Belle
lRcir), ; to 2, second Fosta, los (scherrer). 2 TO /,
third. Time. O!5O2,
Third Race-FOr four year.olds and upward, selling,
one mile. Ohio, lOs tHilD, 0 to |. won, Beau Ideal.
100 PageD, : to second Judge steadman. 100
Fourth R~acc-HAldicap six furlongs. Helen wrehA
80 burns, y to !, won II. Q Ban. Oe (CAmpbelD. o TO
!, second; Nicholas. lOl (ReilJ, . to |, third. Time,
l;l41.,
Filth Rnce-Thrrey oarollsi selling, seven fur
longs. Robert Bonner, rs lClayJ, even, won; Prince
frnvorh, w. Cbnrllsl, = TO !. secOndi styx, 90 Camp
BELL, 10 10 /, third. Time, I:iO,
sixth llarC-Fuury rarolds and UNIV ard selling; ono
mile. .rarns, los 0tclr), = to won; Lizzie Mack,
(Scherrerl, . to |, third. Tine, lilla,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

An interesting fourcornered match at inch
balk line billiards will be played about March Is nj
tho Crescent A. C.s town house, Four OF tho clubs
best players have entered with the follow ing handi.
caps; Frank u, Keeney, 600; DR., II. u. Jennings, goo,
Frank Gardner, zoo, aud Howard BowneB, 1876. An
unsuccessful effort was made to induce Champion
Orville Oddie to enter, Each man VIII play three
games, making six In all, The club will add u suitable
trophy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05
News from the Horse world.

The catalogue of Mr.. A. A.. Bonncr's horses
presents, AN interesting list OF sixteen, among
able ms public stations Ut thu very low rate Of
100 and so respectively,
PGr'ivol l.oynn's ~ 800 trotter. with a record
OF LAB, Wa killed Dy lire when in his stall in the
barn ~ thJ rear Or the owners residence at IA
Ncwkirk avenue, brooklyn, early yesterday
morning. Mr.. Dobson, IA cousin OF Mr.. LOgan's,
was the first TO reach the stable, but tho flames
cut on his approach to the horse, and no was
severely burned on the hands and arms In trying
to eXtinguish the flames,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05
For the Indoor rcuui. Championship.

NEWTON, March +.-Play in the Newton Tennis
Ciuh's tournament for tho indoor championship u
America was continued yesterday. az those placed
Yin ~ the second, Hni Davis, Field, ana Holliugs NJ
IN" thlrd ar" survivors, Tho summary ~ ycSt,rlaNs
play; Marvin gave a--O OF 10, beat Strarns a.. d-i,
Davis gave g-d Of 10, heat Mcplercc 90, 6-Pi Hol,
l,ngs receive 2-N of -, beat shaw OIL, b-6, l0-Si
Field receives 80 Of IL. beat Foster Ga, 4-b, 6--ji
COdman gave 10 OF 10. beat Layerack 0-9, ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

The nnAl bouts OF the joint amateur boxing show OF
abe bohemian Pastime Club, which has been in prog.
ress for the past two weeks, were concluded on
"Wednesday night at the Bohemian Sporting Club,
Summary;
l06.pOuud Class-First bout, ], johnson, Raphael A.
O., beat j. simpson, Handlers A. Ca. In the extra
round; nnal bout, j, Johnson, Raphael A.. g., beat J,
mslny, nay nruBe 4 ", IN the extra round ~
West Side A.. Co beat ]. Lewis. Hudson A. G.;
second bout, I. Sullivan. Ontario A. O., beat J.
Regan, Brooklyn A. c.; anal bout, 7, sullivan. ON.
tario A. c., beat J, Calsinie, New West Side A. Q.
l90-Pound Class-Ftnal bout, A.. Manley, st. Bar
tholomew A. u, beat =, Halton, New York city.
l85'Pound Class-first bout, NJ. Halk, st. Bartholo-
new A, O., beat O. Martell. Pastime A. o.
l5i.POund Class-klnal bout for second prize. J..
Randolph. Hickory A. c., forfeited to O. Neeves.
Bruoklyn a. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

The game OF hockey between tho Crescents and the
st. Nicholas Hockey teams AT the st. Nicholas Rink
last night was all one-sided. The homo team simply
tOyrd with their opponents and defeated them by tho
score Of 10 goals 10 |.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

The presentation of prizes took place on wednes.
day afternoon at the Elephant Club. IAN Fulton
street, Brooklyn, - the winning teams and In.
dividuAls OF the tournament held under the aus.
pieces or tho womenls Bowling League. DR.. Grit.
nth. President OF the Royal Arcanum tournament,
presided. Thomas Curtis was presented with a
set OF framed resolutions. First prize was then
presented TO the Monogram club. II was q gold
medal set wish pearls. Lady Independent received
second prize, a very handsome desk. A. d. c. 70.
ceived third, prize. a hardwood table. Mrs. jacques
received a rocking chair for nrst Individual
average. and Mrs. Rurlow second. a decorated
china plate. Miss @. Schumacher won the spare
prize. q bowling ball. Mrs. jacques received the
same for the strike prize. Miss Jorgcnsou got tho
high score prize, a decorated clock, and the A. r, Q,
won the championship banner, the most honorable
priEe of all,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

MELBOURNE, Feb. GAN Australian bnse.
ball team which Is to make II tour in the United
States will sail for America on board the Mono
wai, leaving sydney for San Francisco on March
In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

Trojan-Greenhagen. III: Krickbaum, l4o; D..
Meyer. lss: leck. ia; secathc, lo4. Total. S3y.
Cycione-osertag. 1915 Dannenfeiser, 1877: NIL.
Ter. 100; Setter, 2oi; Johansmeyer. ioy. Total.
bo7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05
MEDLEY or spoRr AT ". Y. 4. C.
Hand Tennis and swimming Competitions
Mnkn "a ut WIN the Mcnbcr..

The New York A. G.. was the scene OF some in
torcsting sporting features yesterday afternoon
and evening, and the double programme at
tractcd an unusual number OF members Tho
earlier session was devoted TO hand tennis and
play in the tournament for the doubles cham
pions ship was advanced another peg.
D. Z. Watts and W.. +. lIalpin won the sched-
uled match in straight games from q. NJ. Boyn-
ton and DR.. W. W. Gllnllin. although the latter
pair made a determined effort in the second
game. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Watts and lIalpin ...........-..4 3 0Io I as
BOyntcn and DR.. Gilnllln........0 U ! o l 4 z
SECOND GAME.
Watts and Halpin ......"...4 o p-.5
BuyntUu and Dr. Gilrlliu......7 v ! v ! Y lis
NcicrccO. ii. Booth.
The evening WAS devoted TO a spirited series
OF swimming matches in tho club tank. The
events were framed ON u handicap basis, and
produced some keen competition, especially in
Ia" ih1l heat vi the 10Y ard event, which LOUIS
Fitzgerald, Jr., Won by the narrOweSt mar
gin. Tho same swimmer showed exceptional
form IN the iIrloug swim and dIstanCcd his OPP
puncnts b. moro than the length Ot the tank.
ito Yards. Handicap-Fiyc lengths. First heat won
by II. \. lLawlius. 20 seconds. Time, minute 80
seconds. Second heat won 10y DR.. J. NJ. Davis, z sec.
onds. Time, minute 2B 30 seconds, Third heat
won by Louis Fitzgerald, Jr, 10 seconds. Time. / min.
ute rs seconds. Fourth heat won by Y. A. Wenck, .
seconds. Time. l minute 20 seconds. Final heat won
by Eitlsersld. Time, ] minute - seconds. Rawlins.
Time, ! minute 30 20 seconds. Wenck. fourth. Time.
] minute - 30 seconds.
2gr.Ya ards. Hnldlcap-Tcn lengths. First heat won
by W. Z. Dickcy, 20 seconds. Time. Z minutes u 80
seconds. Second heat won by Louis Fitzgerald. Jr,
10 seconds. Time, . minutes - 10 seconds. Third
heat won by II. y. kawlins, 80 seconds. Time. 8
minutes 80 40 seconda Final heat Won by fix.
gerald. Time. 9 minutes 20 seconds. Dickey second.
Time. 3 minutes 90 40 seconds. Kawlins third. Time,
4 minutes IL seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

Kings County w.-Doger. 1885. Dvbbio. 1883
Twiddy. 1873; Biershank, 1913; Cornish. lvi. TC
tai. 1888.
Nassau w.-Nchiing.l lie: Furseufcldi. 1885,. Spark,
ll7; Totem, 10; Brennan, ZIG. Total, B2y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05
rhn psI,. yr.. Win. tho mckinley, Handicap.

Phil DAILY, Jr., Wins tho Mckinley Handicap.
LoSo BRANCH, March 4.-Phil DAILY, Jr., won
the Mckinley Handicap at Elkwood Park this
afternoon. lie killed twelve straight birds, but
lost his fourth out OF bounds. Knowlton, who
got second honors, had ten kills. In tho five
bird sweep Morley, with a clear scoro. won. lilo
also won tho three-bird match with Knowlton,
standing at thirty-five yards. Summaries:
Mckinley Handicap-iq birdsi s15 entrance, high
guns. DAILY, es yards, IL; Knowlton. es yards. 1Oi
Morley, 90 yards. v.
five'bird "~swoep"-Morfey. OF DAILY and Knowiton.
each.
Threo.bird Natch-Morfey. s; Knowiton. ..
Tho IS miss and out events resulted as fol
lows:
Fi.t-Morfey md Daily. 0 each; Knowiton and
Conkliu. Purse divided.
.~second-Knowlton and Daily. o each' conkiin, Z;
Morley, .. Purse divided.
~Third-Morfey, q; DAILY, 4; Knowlton, ].
F~ourth-KDowlton. ., Morley and DAILY. 4 sanh.
F~ifth-knOwltOn and DAILY, o eachi Price, Q, Oonk-
lin. !; Morley, u. Purse divided.
Sixth-COnklin and Morley, l each; DAILY. q; Knowl-
ton. l. Purse divided.
S~eventh-Conklin and Morley, I each; DAILY, o;
Knowlton. .. Purse divided.
~Eighth-Rnowlton and Morley. Z EACH Conklin, Q;
DAILY, |. Purse divided.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

Tho games in the Long Island Association OF Cy.
cling Clubs tournament, rolled on SchwaIbach's
alleys. In Brooklyn. on Wednesday night, resulted
In = double victory for tho Kings County Wheel.
mon. Tho Ecornai
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05
FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE.

Delightful Designs.
Dining Tables from $1,000 to $3.50. 90,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

Tho Burnside Council. In tho Royal Arcai
League tournament, on Wednesday night VIC
double Victory. The scores;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

lao: Schin, 100: EgeIhoT. Ia. Total, T3l.
Nassau W. Nohling. l2I; Fursenfoidt. $50 :
Sparks. l1v; Totem. l26; brennan. 81. Total, COS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

Logan w.-Baohrach. $50; Brush, 149: Barn
ia: schifr. l4o; Egclhor. 100. Total, 1iv.
Kings County W.-Boggr, 1853; Double. Il
Twiddy, 1911; BlcrshanK. 1873, Cornish, gil.
tai, 40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05
ohJarEREr GUN oIUB TO MOVE.
NOW Jerseys Aristocratio shooting OrEnnisa-
ton to Move 10 Long Island.

-, IA. .r,ooro.io car,oro, Gun
u .Nles.
Club OF Bergen Point, one OF the Oldest ana most
exclusive shooting organizations in the country,
- sino. Isaa havo baon located IN Noy .Ier.ev
"n' ',h'o sc ~ 80
have decided TO give up their picturesque shoot
ing grounds on the shores Of Newark Bay and
,,iii nova ,hoIr on,,ro n,a,, "a Iong Island
WI. "'o'e 'noi eh'iio pia"' Long ''"
Tho club held a meeting at Delmonicos yes
terday, when 1t was decided by n practically
unonimous vote of tho members 10 move
- - - e. -
INTO Now YORK state, ana q special COM
mittce consisting of Walter w. watrous. w. A..
,I c.o--, - .--- $500.
IL etehoru' anu oeorso o. hicAlpih were ny
pointed 10 secure grounds. The club has an or
a,Ii.,, 40. a, - uhIoh 81, .o.,uu....r.u
.eiiohI VI fio"' Nv ss"iu o'on
tho k0nnel Club grounds, and the transfer OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

The oriental's total OF 500. rolled at tho Gerinanii
Assembly Rooms alley last night, Is the higlcst OF TIA,
tenpin game scores made this season Ia the United
Bowling clubs tournament. OF tho sixty balls rolloC
only one failed to hit the head pin. The scores:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

Comus-Frank. l7s: Kuehn, $50; Young, 1877
wernert, lag; schnahel. ia. Total. 75l.
Cyclone-Ostertag. 1871; Dannenfelser, 1865: MIL.
Ter, i7O; setzer, 1874; Johansmeyer, III. Total,
s7S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

Oriental No. I Ocnpin)-CoTdes. 10; Bodine, %
Stumpfel, 40; Chesterfield. %; stein. rs. TOtul,
60v. (Ntnepin)-Cordes, 80; Bodin e,T5; stumpfel. 80;
Chesterfield, 81; stein. 81. Total. J4i. Grand total,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

PiissT GAME
Burnside-Fink, 1855; Finster, 1902; King, o.
Powell. l2o; Brown, 1875 Total, Bs5.
vigiLantia-Dentvn 10Y. Jarvis. i32; sammis, 100
Baker. l2o; Laney, lJv. Total, 6o4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

The Comus and Trojan teams wcrs defeated by
tho Cyclone nvo in the Harlem League series al
Thum & Kahlsiorf's Harlem alley ON Wednesday
night The kcDras.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

Nassau-Peterson. 1915 Kerr. 1895; Pifs. II
Pardozuss, l<3; Tram iop. 80. Total, oil.
Burnside-fink, iy5; tinster, l6i; King, &c
Powell, lty; Brown, i7s. Total, 40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

C~omus-Frank. 1884: Kuehn. 1903; Young, I5l;
40: schnabel. 1855. Total. sss.
TorlanZarcsnhagen. COL KrlckSauni les; D.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

Bank for snvings-Harper, lt5; Crombie, 90; Leeci
125j Mott. 1877; Gibson. i2l. Total, 6Ss.
WILLIAMSBURG Savings Bank-Lcrsner, 100; Mu
kins, 1906; Brown. lO0, Corbett, les; Van Tassel, le@
Total, go.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-25
PRIZES FOR
Carson Musicians Hard at Work
on New Music.

The Musicians Club of San Fran
cisco has received to establish an an
unel G mpetitiOn. open to COMPOSERS
residing in any OF the States or Ter
r%itorics OF the Pacific Slope, i. e. Cali
tornia, Oregon, Warrington, Nevada,
Utah, Colorado. AIizona and New
Mexico.
The conteet this year will be for
original COMPOSITIONS Of chamner
music which have not been previously
published or putiic!y performed ;
such works to he for 0 less than TWO
instruments. and in not less than
three movements. Strict adherence
to sonota form is not obligatory.
John Meier Of this city is alrrady at
work on a three movempn, march
which will be entered as a desytip i've
composition. Il will reprn< ut he
departure Of The V. &. +. frtiyh, train
for Reno FL il composed IN such a way
that ii cau be played with two h tnds
or one as the peri .rmar NAV decided
The overture is in a minor KEY rep
resenting nc Superintendent of tht
o giving orders to rush the train
out and Mr.. Meder replying in a tenor
voice that everything was ready. The
music illustrates the rushing OF the
t: through the tunnel, and the
smacks Of the conductor seluting the
pretty girls at the way s'a'i,ns is
introduced ~ an 0biiSatO. The place
where fhe train runs over a Jury that
has Just given a verdict Of 81 6S4
back taxes and penalties against t4e
corporation, is the tour de free Of the
comnosltlon, and is pronounced a
remarkable piece Of descriptive COM
p'sitIon by railroad men who have
heard it, and will lift an audience
bodily by the boots.
Professor O'BrieD, Of this city. is
also reaching after the prize with a
ballad in four movements descript-
i've Of the life OF a cores
pendent at Lake Tahoe doing the
agreeable to a bevy Of California
schoolmarms. 1t is a sweet lauCor0us
air with some very catchy passages
n with plenty Of appegeio and quite
a lot Of flats aud sharps
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-25
Mint Salaries Reduced.

By direction of the Secretary Of the
Treasury h compensation Of tho en-
ployes Of the United States Mint at
San Francisco has been reduced in
the aggregate S4l. Jas per u By
this reduction the compensation to be
paid will be practically the same as at
the mint at Philadelphia. There are
about 1873 employees at San Francisco,
and the pay of ali but t~hirty-fve will
be cut As a rule men getting Sc per
day will hereafter receive s., and cuts
are also made IN lower grades.
The reduction in the GENERAL office
will aggregate 50, 5O4; in the meter
and r%etinet's department, SO, 693, and
in the coiner's department, $40, O32.
The new arrangement goes into effect
January lat.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-25
Silver States Victory.

The Call thus mentions the way
Silver State. a Nevada horse, won the
seven furlong race at Oakland:
A pig field Of seventeen starters
lined up for the first event, a seven
furlong selling affair. Silver State, a
20 to l shot at one stage Of the betting.
made all the running. leading OFlle.a
a length at the end. The poorly rid
den favorite, Dolore, was a close third
a head In front of D. T. Tobin.
At the meet here last fall THOMPSON
was blamed for running Silver State
twice In a day and the mare was con-
sldered as done up. She seems back
IN her Old form and running as gam
lily as ever.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-25
Remembered the Prints,

Bryson & Conn have placed the Ap-
PEAL office under obligations by a
literal donation Of wine. This is an
old trick Of that firm and not the fret
time they have come to the center as
aforesaid. Their idea ia to allow no
printer 10 Carson to suffer from
thirst Oh Chriatmas day.
The beautiful neckties received yes-
terday by Olcovich Bros, in Roman
stripes aud other late designes are
great values Fat rs cents. Flannel
cites at 5 cents a yard.
Newton Rountree will spend the
holidays in Carson.
Miss Clara Matber arrived yester-
day to spend the holidays.
There was a great crowd at the
Methodist Christmas tree last night.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-25
A Deal Off.

According to tm Enterprise the sale
or thc kinkehd thine to some Eastern
capitalists is off because of trouble
with TN Mechanics Union The
Miners Union are in favor OF the
mine being worked Gs the Eastetn
people propose, bur the Mechanics
Union object to the owners OF the
mite d, iGg any work in the shape of
repairs without joihg the Mechanics
Union. The Eastern people, who rep
resent a Scotch syndicate, have
decided the deal off. T. is thought
that the matter will be adinsted.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-25
The Emporium Drawing,

Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'c.ock
he Emporium WAS packed 10 ~itn-gs
the drawing. A lady mixed the tickets
well together, and they came out as
follows:
Number 222 lavender, held by John
LLOYD. set OF dishes 1872 pieces.
Number SO and Sl2, pink held By
Dan Motion entities him to IA Terry
set aud set Of dishes 1902 pieces.
No. 1874, green, H A. Lemmon. set
of dishes 100 pieces.
No. 4S9, green, Ernest Swe. II anc
fish set.
No. 1893, blue. blue get Of dishes.
No. 1904, blue, held by Frank Nc
CoilouEh, entities him to a fish set.
No. 1898, yellow, fish set.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-25
Aurrah For Santa Ciause!

He arrived in a box car with half q
carload Of beautiful rocking chairs,
tables and lounges for Nmas presents.
make happy the children, and please
fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers..
cousins, uncles and aunts and remember
a good f LEND, a fine lot of useful things
70 pick from at prices that will down all
competition, if you call at Geo. w. Kitz-
meyers furniture store in Carson. He
Will take special pains to have every
customer satisfied. If =
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-25
Idaho Gamblers Win.

The Supreme Court Of Idaho has
thrown gu the appeal in the anti
gambling case holding sha. it has no
Jurisdiction, as the State cannot appeal
from a Judgment Of the lower court in
favor Of the defendant. The lower
courts have Invariably decided the
anti-Ramhling law to be invalid. and
the action of the Supreme Court in re-
fusing to disturb those decisions gives
the gamblers a free hand in idaho.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-25
Artistic Trimming.

Miss Louise Woodbury. is still con-
hned to the house through illness, but
MISS Simmons, Of the Butler-Shulz Mil
iihery parlors Of San Franaisco, a person.
Al friend Of Miss Woodbury., has volun-
teered to come up and do the trimming
in Miss Woodburry's establishment
until after the Holidays. She is one of
the leading trimmers Of San Francisco
and her visit will insure excellent work
to the patrons of the establishment. IF
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-25
For Rent or Sale.

Hard finished house of six rooms.
pantry cellar and water. Five lots, barn
and woodshed. Apply at this oflicetf