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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21
AT THE RlNGSlDE.

Lavigne considers Everhardt the best
man he has ever met.
Petcr Mahcr, it is said, will post for
felt to meet tho winner Of the Corbett- Fitz-
simmons "go."
"Scaldy Bill' Quinn, who intended 20
retire from the ring, has concluded TO con-
tinue in the business
IL is now rumorcd that Dan Stuart will
effect a meeting between COrbett and Fitz-
simmons at Carson City, New
Tommy White may never fight again as
low as 122 pounds. He claims that he was
very weak whom he faced Solly Smith.
Dan Stuart says: carson City matter
Is all fake. There is no place this side
Of tho I7io Grande that looks at all good. Z"
Harry Fischer, the Brooklyn boxer, says
that no Is willing TO meet -ommy Ryan or
any 40 or i45 pound man in the business.
AL Smith will chapcron party Of 20
prominent business men from New York
TO tho scene Of the Corbott Eltzsimmons
fight
Billy plimmcr SAYS ho will challenge the
winner Of tho Stanton PALMER contest,
which will be decided at London next
month
Dick Collyor the old time lightweight
pugilis., has gut a place as boiler maker In
tho construction department. at tho Brook.
lyn navy yard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21
SPECTATORS witnessed the contest. The
same parties will play again this evening.

GENERAL SPORTING BRIEFS.
The Chicago Club will not abolish sun
day baseball games.
Coroett har hired new wrestler who is
seven feet i've inches tall, for training
purposes.
Australian Billy Murphy left Cincinnati
last night for New York to meet George
Dixon.
There will be expended for public SER
vice in france for 's7, $50, 900 for horseiess
carriages.
The commissioners Of Fairmount Park,
Philadelphia. will expend about 10000
in '97 for bicycle paths.
President Elliott of the league is de-
sirous Of obtaining ell the poster designs
for the competition before Feb. 8, that
he may take them to the National Assem-
big az Albany.
at the recent Good Roads convention
in Seattle, a movement for the betterment
of the Wasbi gton highways was inau-
gura,ed, that VIII surely prove of much
good to thst far-on state.
Walter Burnham, the polo and baseball
manager. has been Ia Portsmouth TO
make arrangements for placing polo
team in the field for the balance OF The
season, 10 fill a vacancy in the Maine
State League. Nothing definite has yet
bCel decided upon.
Manager Arthur Irwin IL i'm Toronto.
Ho wants a pitchers catcher, an indelder
and en- outhelder. lie thinks no will
make great SUCCESS with the Ferry
Island grounds.
Harry Smith, the third basoolan of the
Washington ball club, will not report
until June /, when his germ i'm the medi-
cal school of the University of Pennsyl-
ysnie comes to an end. Reilly, formerly
OF Philadelphia ana Syracuse, will play
the base until that lime.
Philadelphia will try hard TO capture
the 'S7 meet of the international l.. A. w.
One factor which will help her il the i'm
portant part that Pennsylvania is playing
IN l.. A.W. politics, it beingsnot improb-
able that the division will, on close
vote in the presidential contest, hold the
b lance OF power
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21

Shamokin, Pa, Jan. 21.-Miss Helen
Musgrave, pretty young woman OF
Cameron township. Is dead. as result
OF blood poisoning. brought rbout by
moistening an envelope with her tongue
In sealing a letter intended to end a
lovers quarrel. The letter was meant
for her former lover Herman Shultz OF
Fittsburg, in the hopes OF bringing about
a reconciliation. While sealing IL she
cut an artery in her tongue. But little
attention was paid to the cut. and IL ap-
parently healed up. Last Friday. how
ever, IL began to swell and became rapid
ly worse. until her death. Meanwhile
the letter had reached it's destination.
and Shultz arrived at her bedside In
time TO become reconciled TO her before
she died.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21

Charlie White, tho New York prize fight
promoter, expressed himself recently with
reference To tho prospective meeting Of
Corbett and Fitzsimmons. Though decid-
edly favorable TO Corbett, his words do not
convey "sure thing" prediction.
"When the BIC heavyweight fight comes
off," said he, IL believe that the American
will win, but world net care tc f1uke n
prediction on the number Of rounds 1t will
require to defeat the Australian. The
American has not been properly rated by
the people on his merits as a boxer and
fighter There has never been another
fighter like him in cleverness and knowl-
edge Of ring tactics.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21

nlshed by tho players OF tho Ocean County
club OF Lakewood, ". J., who are practic-
ing daily for their mldwinter tournament,
which is TO occur on Feb. 12. Ghis occa-
sion will bo one of great interest TO golfers
everywhere, not only on account of the
oddly OF the date, but because there occurs
among tho events an important contest
for new trophy offered by Mrs. George j.
Gould. This prize ia beautiful silver
tankArd or cup, for tho winnsr of an open
handicap Of 80 holes. Tho tankard weighs
60 ounces and Ia decorated with artistic
designs typical Of golf A full size golf
ball, nostling in n socket Of pine, and o
correct reproduction In silver of the ball
used In tho game, serves IA "a knob TO the
oovor. On the front of tho cup In vignotte
IL fine etching Of Che golf links, with sew
oral players in action. These have been
depleted carefully and with great accuracy
in all minor dctails An appropriate In
scription, finely etched, winds around the
cup. Under tho inscription and decora-
tionr is rich border of golf balls, actual
size, projecting from bed Of pines and
cones. lb is a beautiful trophy, and the
winner OF &c viii have to work hard, for
there viii be strong competition to over
come
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21
ARMANDO MANRARA.
A schoolboy Who Has Developed Marvel
Gus Muscular Strength.

The first of this year 8 crop OF strong
men, Armando Manrara, is not man Mt
all, but mere boy still In his teens I"
He attends the Columbia Grammar school
in New York and Is n member of the Inter
scholastic Athletic association of that city.
He IL tho strongest boy in the association,
and many Of those who have witnessed his
performances bolieye that he has no supe-
rior of his age anywhere on earth. Five
years ago bo started in on gymnasium
practice, doing light exercise on the chest
and rowing machines IN little while
he was at the horizontal bars and flying
rings. His remarkable improvement ex-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21

cited great interest among his friends and
teachers. His muscles grew larger and
larger, and though he decreased his work
they continued TO develop until now they
lie over his frame in compact masses.
Physicians whe have examined hifn find
nothing abnormal in this growth They
say that hiu strength is natural ondow-
ment and his muscular development Is
not wholly duo to exercise
Young Manrara weighs $50 pounds strip
ped and stands leet inches high in his
stockings. Hero arc some of his measure
nents: Neck, l6 inches; chest, normal,
FJ3 inches; chest, inflated, 42lS inches;
Oiceps, 10 inches; forearm, 13 inches
waist, 30H inches; wrist, inches; thigh,
e3 inches; calf, is inchos; ankle, inches
just what this young fellow will accom-
plish when he gets his growth is hard to
say, but it IN sats to predict that he will
have few equals.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21
SHERIFF'S SALE

by virtue OF an execution. No 4l32, issued
from The Common Pleas Division of the Su-
preme Court, holden in Providence, within
and Tor tn. county Of Providence in the State
ot hnode Island, Judgment was rendered ON
the sixth day of October, a. ID. 1896, returnablo
70 said court April 10, A. ID. 1897. wherein
margaret Dowd of the citv and county Of
Providence in State aforesaid, is plaintiff, and
John Il. Carty and Mary A. Carly, formerly
Mary A. Hackett, his wife, both OF said city
of Providence, Is the defendant, will be sold ,.t
Public Auction on SATURDAY, JANUARY
~, "A ID. 1877, at IL o'clock noop at the Sher-
M Office, IN the County Court House, corner
Providence and State Of Rhode Island all
The right, title and interest the within named
defendants John Il. Carly and Mary A. Carty,
had at the time of the attachment on the orig.
inal writ in the suit in which tho above exc
cution was obtained, viz, April 30, 1895, at 3
O'Clock and 10 minutes y. m, in the city Of
Providence bounded and described as follows:
ings and improvements thereon, situated on
the northerly side of Robinson street, in the
city ana county of Providence. in the State Of
Rhode Island formerly in the town OF Grams
ron, IN said county,, designated by No 1913
on Assessors Plat No 45. ON file i'm the Office
OF Assessors OF Taxes in said city. Said parcel
bounds forty feet ami twelve ons-hundredths
on said street, and holding said width ex.
tends hacl. northerly one hundred and thirty
four and thirty six onchundrodths feet, more
or less, bounding eastcrly on land now or
formerly OF James Il. Graham ct nj. ANA west
efly ON land now or formerly OF Hugh Carroll.
levied on this 18th day of October, A. ID.
will be sold to satisfy said execution If
sufficient.
ALBERT O. COATES,
d3l 1a1, ,l4,2l-it Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21

SHERIFF'S SALE.


by virtue Of an execution, No. ASA, issued
from tho Common Pleas Division OF the SUI
premo Court, holden at Providence, within
ana Tor the county of Providence and State
ui o. hhode Island, on the l2th day or October,
sovo' aad judgment was rendered on the lOth
aay Of October, A. ID. 1850, returnable 70 said
g9Snrt April IL 1881, wherein the Industrial
trust company, corporation created by the
Island ana Providence PianiaHioss' si'so located
OF Providence, Is tho plaintiff, and William T..
Alien OF said city of Providence Is the de-
ffssin,dant,w will be sold nt public auction ON SAT.
o'clock noon, at the Shcriff's Oiilce I'm the
county court house at the corner Of College
amd M ,,enellt streets, IN said city Of Providence,
named defendant, William K. Allen. had at
INC tlme or the attachment on the original
writ IN tho suit IN which the above-described
execution was obtained, viz, June 4, 1895, at
~ ~ Clock and IL minutes n. m. in the city OF
fr9v!donee and described as follows:
certain lot of land, with all the buildings
Hhd improvements thereon, situated on tho
southcrly side Of Chester avenue formerly
reace ,ss street, In the city Of Providence, in
SAID county and State bounded and des .ribed
as follows: Beginning at the northea ST rly
corner of said lot and thence running west
orly, bounded northorly on said Chester ave-
width extends back southerly about nine,y-
one t'l) feet, being the whole Of lot numbered
nftecn tl5l and the easterly two feet in width
or lot mum cd fourteen (l4), ms laid out md
delineated ON plat entitled plat OF house lots
In Cranston belonging 10 james Petty. sur-
veyed and plated january Z, lsio," said plat
being recorded in the office of the Recorder OF
Deeds Of said city of Providence ON Plat Book
No. ". at page 20, boing the lot described i'm
q deed thereof from George $. HasKins 20 El-
iery Allen, dated April 10, 1883, and recorded
IN the Office OF said Recorder of Deeds in Deed
Book No. hl9, gt page 2l3 and being also des-
igrnted as lot No. 4ss on plat No. - OF tho
pats made for the use of the Assessors Of
Taxes Of said city of Providence.
,oa levied ON INC l2th day OF October, A. ID.
will be sold TO satisfy said execution il
sufficient. BENJAMIN H. CHI II
ia7. .ls2l % nonutv cbar,N
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21

breeders viii atouco tato advantage Of The
opportunity far introducing this strain I'm
Tho racing '1ol of their stables
Martini Henry. sired hy the great Aus
ITALIAN horla Muskct, bad Cor his dam the
fast marc Sylvia. Ilo hns hccn great
horse in h's day. Among tho many classic
raccs won hy him woro the o. Iogor, VIC
tali1n Derby ana MolboHfne cup
IlorscWeu ull ufor The country await
Bis cnmag wi,b intorcst. and great results
ior rlclug stock cfccxpCctcd from tho rro-
posed combination of American and Aus.
tralian idsail
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21

The pool match at No. 177 North Main
street last evening between Dan Falvey
the Rhode Island Champion and Mr.. vii.
liams OF Boston reauted IN a victory for
the former by score Of IL points to 1O7
for the Boston man. a large number OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21
CALLAHAN LEAVES AMHuRsr.

u will surprise followers OF the foot.
ball to learn that George A. Callahan OF
Bosto, has left Amherst to enter Yale.
Callahan Is undoubtedly one Of the best
centres In the country. lie Hrsl attracted
attention ss captain OF the victorious 1895
English High school foot ball team. Last
year he went TO Amherst, found no
trouble in msking the team, and az the
close Of the season was unanimously
elected captain OF the 1897 team, On un
ususi honor TO confer on freshman.
Callahan will be dobsrred from pliying
st Yale this year on account OF the one
year residences rule. bot be will be eliei.
bic to play In 1898. II is understood.
however. that he will be eligible to play
on the freshman team this year. lie will
be valuable scquisition 20 the Yale
team, 90 ne II we'll up 10 the game. and "
splendidly equipped physically for tue
duties OF a centre man.
II is = rare thing for . man from Bos.
Ton preparatory school TO enter Yale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21

Minutes seem like hours whom n life Is 40
stake. Group gives timc to i'nd for a doctor.
delay may mean doaih. one Minute Cough
Cure gives instant relief ANA in-uros rccov.
,-t. Ihe only harmless rcmojy than pro-
durrs llur cuiltD rs ,liiiA
JoeTh s.Johnsion's Pharmacy, E3 West.
munster ,iroeii Mcizgrr Pharmacy 80
Norih Main street Ai1cds Pharmacy. ~
E'dy sire { Joseph Driver, Riverside Phar.
macy, 81 MAnton avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21
GOLF m MlDWlNTER.

The Cup O@ered by Hrs. Gould tn Be
Played For In February.
II anybody doubts that golf is game
that has como TO stay, let him consider tho
fact that, while other outdoor games have
gone into winter quarters, this pustimo
has been pursued, with no abatement of
enthusiasm, despite tho cold weather and
IN the face of snow erd sleet and bitter
blast. a signal jnstance of the dauntless
devotion Of golfers TO sheir game is fur.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21
Nnw eyMNAs1um FOR eotumnlA.

The trustees of Columbia University
hsve presented TO tho Institution $500, 600
for a gymnasium. It will bo built on
the new site OF the university, "Morn-
ingside Heights" and will be the largest
and best equipped in the country. 1t
Will be a part Of the great University
He'll, the entire cost OF which VIII be
more than S1,OOO,OOO. The contracts have
been given and work will be begun at
once.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21
Boston Press Club, Boston.

Jack Downcy, the fcathcrwolght boxer
Of Brooklyn, says that the stories publish
ed by his brother Jimmy To the effect that
be nunked out OF his bout with Dixon arc
untrue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21

A torpid liver means hai complexion, had
breath, indigc.l .lion and frequent headaches.
40 avoid such companions take DcWitt's
Littlo EHriy Riscrs, ihc iomous little pills
.io-eph e iohnston'4 Pharmacy. S8 West.
minister street; Mcizgcrs lharma y. 2Sl
Nurth Main strrrt. Aifru1's Pha1uucy. n
Dddy street Joseph Driver, Riversisc Phar.
uacy, - Manton avenue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21
MARTlNl-HENRY.
Thls Member OF the Musket Family VIII
SCiourn In America.

The American syndicate that is bringing
60 this country Martini Henry, tho famous
con Of Musket, Is putting into effect plan
that was long considered Although now
incnpacitatcd for track work by age he IL
still very valuable for breeding purposes.
and there Is littlo doubt that American
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21
srAsDrso OF run pono cLuns.
BROWN TEAM DID NOT SHOW UP.

A large crowd OF ice polo enthusiasts
went out to Spy Pond at Cambridge yes
terday afternoon expecting TO witness
game between Brown University and
mbridge. But Brown did not appear.
The manager OF the Providence team sent
\ telegram to Captain Jewel an hour
before the game stating that his team
could not play.
Cam bridge found a worthy substitute in
Arlington High, and a warm game took
place. Neither side was able to score in
the frst half. in the second halt each
side knocked q goal, and Rt the end
oi an extra lo-minute period the score was
still tie.
Cambridge. Arlington Hirh.
Corbett r, r, Pufier
Lyman, r, johnson
Jewell, c. Davis
Burton, hb BIB, Pierce
Iobey, r, Wood
score-Cambridpe ], Arlington /. Goals
johnson, Corbett. Referee-Mr. Wood.
Iime-Two 20 and q i0-minuTe half.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21

. Score. Fall River 10, New Bed ford a;
fouls, Cotter 2, Doe, Spencer. Everett 2,
Conway q. rushes, Russell II, Rcberts z;
stop In goals, CurIey 26, Smith Al. Re-
feree, O'Malisy. Timer, Porter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21
A BAD DEFEAT.
Providence Grays Made Bad Show
Ing Against Pawtuclet.

The Providence Grays went 10 Paw
tucket last evening and sustained one OF
the most crushing defeats Of the season.
AT no time were the Providence piayers
IN the contest and the Tigers had every
thing their own way from start to finish.
The summary:
Pawtucket-Bon ir, Cunningham Pr,
III. Whiting c, Leydon C, W. Whiting bb,
Lstions g.
Providence-Pie 1r, McPeck 2r, Can
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-21

bNau S,CWlkn no, sNO4u.E'
Goal, won by, mace by. Time
1--Pawtucke'. Cunningham 0:2S
2-Pawtuekot, n. Whiting 2:7
3-Pswtucket. Cunningham U:l2
a-Pawtpcket, ClnniDRh ham bl3
5-Pawtucket, Bono O:l4
6-Pswtucket, Cunningham 1'&1
7-Pawtucket, Canning ham 1854
S-Pawtucket, Bone 0:42
9-Pawl ucket, Bono Oslo
1o-fawtucket, Cunningham 0:a7
l1-Providonce, Pierce 1882
J2-Pawturket, n. Whiting 0:3)
13.-Pawtucket, Bone 2:i2
14--Providence, McPeck 2.l0
1e--Provicence, Mcpecs 1;ll
16-Pawtucket hone D.3I
IL --Psoyidsnce, Pierce I:l1
lS-PaWtucget, Leydon U;02
19-Psxtuekei, Cunningham 3:02
Score Pawiuckel IS, Providence 4.
stops-L,lions AZ, Sword 81, Il. Whiting
2. Rusbcs--Bone 4, Cunningham z,
Pierce 20, IRnavsn. Foul--u. Whiting.
Reftree-Mills.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-14
MONEY MARKET.
Condition Remains Practically IN
changed in London.

London, June 13.-The money market
remains practically unchanged with
discounts stationary from day to day.
The gold demand for the continent con-
tinues, but the approach of the jubilee
festivities takes away attention from
the market. The probability is that
for the next fortnight very little will
be done; but after Diamond Jubilee
Day considerable activity is expected,
with a general advance of values.
American railway and mining securi-
ties of all sorts have received the most
attention during the last week. the fall
having been pronounced. There are,
however, prospects of a rise in view
of the promising advances as to the
crops and the consequent increase in
traffic.
There has been good many dealings
in options and most of the bond issues
show buoyant tendency.
Northern Pacific preferred during
the latter part of the week, showed a
favorable reaction, and rose Z. New
York Central and Chesapeake & Ohio
rose 4. Atchison preferred Is. Wabash
preferred a, Denver preferred, Erie,
Pennsylvania and Reading ~
prominent feature during the week
was the demand for Grand Trunk and
the Canadian railway securities in gen.
eral, with the exception of the Cana
dian Pacific which fell a.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-14
BORDEAUX FOUND ORE.
But it is Likely to Involve Him in
Law Suit.

I The strike made on the Boston &
Montana ground by John Bordeaux
and 10 others who are associated with
him in the enterprise in which he is
engaged has created some talk in min
ing circles 1t is said that he ore is
quite rich in copper and carries good
percentage of silver The ore was cut
at the 200 level and should II prove as
good as reported the fight for the pos
session of the property will commence
at once. The % acres of surface. in
Guiding the mineral rights and the sur
face improvements, is considered worth
about 100000. Should a good ore body
be exposed and Mr.. Bordeaux and his
associates attempt to take any of tbs
ore out for shipment it is said that the
Boston d Montana company will at
once apply for a restraining order. and
then the fight will be on.
Some time ago man in the employ
of Mr.. Bordeaux went over the records
and found that no patent had ever
been issued for the Draperty in ques-
ton He Immediately associated him
self with number of attorneys, some
Of them quite prominent. and divided
his good thing into 16 sections, let
ting that number of his friends in On
the ground floor. Should he win this
VIII give each man the sum of s12.50
for a comparatively small investments.
In the meantime the Boston & Mon
tana people are not idle and they have
secured a number of affidavits from
men who have done representation
work on the property right along. The
company also claims to hold a re-
ceiver's receipt for the land during the
years when it was claimed no repre-
sentation work was done by the COM
pany. 1t is said that should the COM
pany really hold the land Office receips
for the land. as it is claimed it does,
the work and money of the syndicate
of jumpers will be thrown away. Last
evening Mr.. Bordeaux stated that a cut
of five feet had been made in the lead
in good ore.
Leasers on the Michael Davitt lode
claim. which was sold for 1881. 100. are
taking out about so tons of ore daily /
that is very rich. going about 30 per /
cent copper. This ore is being reduced |
in the Montana Ore Purchasing COM
panys smelter. The lease was given |
by Alex Johnston and the Butte & Ros-
ton company before the recent partition |
sale took place. E. L. Whitmore. who |
purchased the property. recently |
served notice on the leasers not 10 take |
out any more ore. 1t is said that the |
leasers are not paying any attention TO |
Mr.. WhitmOre's notice for the reason |
that he still owes a balance of s341. 100 (
on the property and for the further rea-
son that the sale has not been approved |
by the court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-14
smelter For the Leroi.

A special from Spokane says: A ma
jority of the board of directors of the
mining exchange met today and decided
to Indefinitely suspend the call. This
practically means the closing of the ex-
change permanently. decision that has
been confidently hoped for for some time
The reason given for the action is lack
of business and interest. caused largely by
the fact that many of the brokers are
absent from the city.
The owners of tho Leroi mine today
closed contract with Milwaukee man
ufacturers for the necessary machinery for
their new smelter. The contract price OF
the machinery is $sn. 400. Manager l. n.
Peyton and William Breen who went east
for this purpose. will leave for home Mon
day. On their return the location for the
smelter will he definitely decided
st-o,g effort is being made to have the
location made on the British side OF the
line 10 escape the threatened duties on
ores exported which would apply if
Northport is chosen as the site. Breen
has charge of constructing the necessary
The. machinery will be sent
as soon as possible so that the smelter
may be in operation in short time