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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Brooklyn.
Facing at Oakley.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Sept. 49, Results
at Oakley;
Five furlongs, Millstream won. The Doctor
second, Dutch Comedian third. Time, :02.
Six furlongs, Loyalty won Derby Maid
second, Agatha third. Time, 1;l5.
Six turlongs, French Gray won. Virgie o
second, Banaster third. Time, :I514
Mile and an eighth, the Moerlein ,ndicap,
Mead owthorpe won, Box second, Simon w
third. Time, :53.
Selling, six iurlongs, Fcrsythe won. Turtle
Dove second, Motilla third. Time, :15I
Mile, selling, Filibuster won. Biy knight
second, Umbrella third. Time, :4134
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Terrs of This City Wfn..

NEW YORK, N. Y, Sept. 1S-At the
annual championship meeting OF the New
Jersey division L. A. w. to-day, the two
mile professional race, handicap, was
won by G. s. Wells of San Francisco.
Time. 2:26 2-s.
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Fox-Trade Wind (Macklinl. 5 to 1.............. !
Z. w. Richards, rn. m. hmma d loS, by JACK
Brady Dolly Warden (SnIder), 4 TO 1............
P. siebenthaler's b Sta spray 107. by Mari
ner-Mar1nette (Freeman), to 1................ 3
Time. IA 12. Masoero 100, Pansv 10S, How
ard ll3 elmer l13. Tim Murphy 1l3, Mollie K
los and Coda 104 also ran
Fifteen-sixteenths of mile, selling, purse 5000
Johu Lodges ch. &. Dunboy 107, by Loyal1st-
Queen kapolani (Jones), q 10 5............-.- L
A: b. Spreckels b. IN. Florimel 1U4, ty Apache .
Verieau nider), to l.......................;
r l. hichos' ch Lena 104, by Apache-heil =,
(stewarol, to D
lime, 80. Lost Girl l04, Cheridah 1O4, CID
BETH Flibbet 92 Minta Gwen 92 and sleepy ahe
81 also ran.
Six iurlongs. selling, purse $3.50
+. II. Edwards ch. f. Eta IL lO4, by Flam peau-
Miss Milford (Snider), to 1......: .-....:.:.:.
A. ]. Stemlers ch. c. Caliente lG7 by FL RIO -
Rey-Hstiie umphreys (Jonesl, TO ...;-.
E. c. HolIy's b. c. Fortunate 1Ol, by Fortham-
Fort1tude (Morsel, to 8
Time 1:14. San Tuzza 102 1orsion 1O7, De-
csion lO4 and Thema SO also
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
JIMMY MICHAEL a WoSDER.

Makes the Fastest ; scrn,y- Fice Mites on
Record.
BOSTON, MASS. Sept. Is. - Jimmy
Michael to-day won the greatest cycling
event ever run on any New England track.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Keens Purchases Kino,ton.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Sept. 1S.-M. F..
DIVER has sold his stallion Kingston to J..
r. Keene for $500
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Pretty Soon
Well Say
Good=By!

That's why we keep urging you to come around
IFS mutual there's really more in it for you,
but it helps US to get rid of the stuff-thats
where we come in. We've got a whole house
full of goods yet, and they must be sold. What
else can we do with them? The time IS get
ting pretty short so we've had to tumble the
prices again. Your gain-f you come
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

ADVANCES made on furniture and pianos, with
or without removal J. Noonan, 1017-1O23 Mission
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

BOSTON. MASS, Sept. 19.-Seymour's erratic
pitching and superior fielding were responsi-
Bile for the home clubs victory to-day. Kobe
danz was steady except in the first inning,
and he had good backing. Attendance 10000.
Score:
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

CHICAGO. ILL, Sept. 1S.-The colonels' bat
terry work WAS way off to-day. Fraser was not
hit to any great extent, but made three wild
pitches and muff. while his catcher did as
badly with very bad throw and two passed
balls Ryans batting and some pretty fielding
by Callahan were the features. Attendance
1900. score:
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REDS FAIL TO GET A HIT.
Pitcher Young of the cievslands Does
Phenomenal Nork-Ro Change
in the Leadinq Teams.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. Sept. 18.-Young per-
formed fea to-day which is said not TO have
been accom- plished since hawk performed it
for Baltimore in 1s93-shutting the Reds out
without a hit in the first game this afternoon.
Four of the visitors reached first base during
the game. Young gave one base on balls;
wild throw by Mexican on an easy chance
gave Corcoran lift, and Holiday was twice
safe on errors by Wallace One was tumble
of an easy grounder and the other q wild
thgow after fine stop of a sharp hit drive.
The last named was the only approach to hit
that the visitors got, and il was by no means
close enough 10 mar Young's record. The
second game was q brilliantly contested one,
both pitchers dong great work. In the ninth
inning with Cor rcoran on third and one run
needed to ,ie Powell struck Peitz out. Score,
6rSf
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Sept. 1S.-The Washing
tons won to-day's game from the Rrooklyns
through timely stick work in the eighth and
ninth innings, and result the trolley
dodgers are back in seventh place again. Both
Fisher and Bresnahan were taken out OF The
box in the ninth inning. Score:
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PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept. 18.-Both teams were
playing equally poor up 10 the fourth inning.
when Cross struck It. He was chagrined
that he made an ugly remark to Hawley as
they passed and the big pitcher landed blow
game. Hughey relieved Hawley and five runs
were made off his delivery before half an in
ming had been played. Gardner then went in
and pitched fine game. Attendance 2200.
Score:
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PtftshurO

Pttsburg ..........--....-............ ~
st. Louis. y
BatterIes-Hawey, Hughey Gardner and Mer-
rtt; Donohue, Doug ass and Murphy. Umpire
McDonald.
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Five and a half furloups two-year-olds-

Crockett 80 C.. Combsl, to ol...................l
@Belle of memphis ] 10 (HnKey), 10 2..........2
Impress Josephine SO (WebHerl, A to 1..........3 3
Time, l:09. School tiirl 95, John V. Mccarthy
CO. Katie Rutherford 80, Bonnie lone go, Whir-
mantiline SO and sir Joseph Lister 1Ol also ran.
#Favorite.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. 18.-The ch hampions
won from Pnilade phia in an uninteresting
game. Both Lipp and Becker were hit freely,
while the visitors were unable to do any thing
with DR.. Pond until he let up in the ninth.
Base-stealing by the home team was the feat
cra Aftendauop 20E7 Score.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 18.-By request
of many interested the Fair Association
has decided TO have racing on Monday
and Tuesday OF next week. Hester at
even money and Sim w at to 1 were the
only winning tavorites. Weather clear;
track good.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

o. e and sixteenth miles, selling
*DeerslaYer III (Dogge. IT, to L. .............
Buckws l0S wv Mart NJ, 8 to 5..............--...
King LOG (Hewitt). 20 10 ...............; .;
Time, l a0 Dorian lilo, Elm 105, Song ano
Dance lU6, Ace 104. James Monroe lO3, { aril
los and Loneta 100 also *Eavorite.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
BUFFALO. N. Y, Sept. 1S.-Results at
Fort Erie:

DC1hO11i MlCH, CepI. lo.-Inree
thousand people attended the races to-
day. Results at Windsor:
Six furlongs, selling, Sierra Gordo won.
Shuttlecock second, Judith C third. Time,
1:1434.
Five furlongs, Miss Gussie won, Katie II
second, Our LIZZIE third. Time, l l:01L.
The Mackinaw stake, tor three-yeai -olds and
upward, value $500, mile and an eighth,
Ellsmere won, Irksome second, Beau Ideal
third. Time, :54A.
Seven furlonga, Kisme won, Brighton Sec
ond G. P. Longhurst third. Time, :27&.
The yearling stake three furlongs 0lo Maid
won, Crinkle second. Love Letter third. Time,
:3734.
Mile and q sixteenth selling, Charina won,
King Elkwood second. Leoncie third. Time,
1:4ss
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-09

but NOucan ALWAYS save money
by buying your groceries. hard
outlay is not great; second. TIM
quality ofthe goods is frst-class-
You will do well to keep this in
mind.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-09
MEAT ADVANCING.
A Bright Outlook Ahead for Me-
yada Stock Men.

The price Of beef and sheep is adj
in the East and also on this
Coast. A nan who bas any kind of
cattle now on hand will realize
handsomely on tht m before long. The
San Francisco Call has the following:
Meat, and particularly lamb and
veal, is going to be higher in Califor-
MIA during the next six months than
it has been in several years past. "a
the result Of the operations of the big
four" rs Messrs, Morris, Swift,
Armour and Cuhady are known
among stock raisers.
Realizing some times ago that the
crops of the East were going to be
hOuntlful aud that feet would be
cheap this s-eson, this. four meat
inagnates began purchasing lambs,
calves and cattle in large numbers
and shipping them East T. faften
They drew largely and quietly on
the vast herds of Nevada, Arizona
and Oregon, and before the local
wholesalers knew it had snapped up
nearly everything in sight.
When a big firm of this City sent
al order to Nevada FIR a bunch OF
lambs they were met with a demand
for an increase in price, and then it
came out that the scOrtage "a a
healthy q If not alarming.
Miller & Lux managed to get a
bupch of lambs, numbering 5000, at a
good stiff figure. and now both that
firm and the Western Meat Company,
its strongest rival for the Coast trade,
are hustling 10 get every available
calf and lamb into their control. Or
dinarily fights of this kind have been
Of advantage to the retail buyer, but
as il stands the price is certain TO go
up. For several years past the South
EN- pant Of Califsrnia has been de.
pended on largely for calves. but the
supply is short there this year and
this only cOmplicat4s the situation.
From this it woula appear that the
farmer wruid be able To pay off a lit
tie more Of the mortgage on the farm
this year, in addition to what he made
off his wheat crop.
Beef is quoted a little higher than il
has been for the past few months, bu,
is still considerable cheaper than IL
Eastern Centers OF population. It is
certain. however, t. follow lamb anC
veal in their upward march.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-09
Brady is Not Biuffing.

Port Townsend, Wash. Sept. G.
From officers Of the tug Pioneer,
which arrived today direct from SkaR-
uay,, it is learned that previous re-
ports relative to legal action to be
taken in s~uppressing gambling and
sale Of liquor at that place is no joke,
as Governor Brady has sent word thai
order must be preserved there, even if
the entire United States navy has to be
Alaskans here who are personally ac-
quainted with Governor Brady say he
is a man who means all he says and
that if he takes a stand he will carry
out his promises.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-09
Carson City, September s, 1897.
Plans Of the Silver Men.

A New York dispatch says that
Charles D.. Lane, chairman or the
National committee Of the Silver party
aud George P. Keeney, national or
gauiZer, are there to see what can be
accomplished toward sOlidifving The
different Democratic factions for the
support Of the principals enuuciated
in the Chi, ago platform. Mr.. Lane
came direct from Mexico. With him
were Charles G Flynn of Monterey,
Senior Alejandro E}quezahel and oIher
MexicaGs. They are united in ex,
pressing the belief that Mexico Is
much more prosperous than this coun
try,
"A man asked me,'said MIR. Flynn,
'if | were a Mckinley man or a Bryan
man. I replied that I was a Diaz
man.
Shake h tnds on that exclaimed
Chairman Lane. Then be added:
Il wrote to Mr.. Bryan to see when
he is going to Mexico. I want to go
with him, I shall be here for several
days. [ think the issue is still silver
and that the people will not be salts
fed until we go back to where We were.
The local campaign here must be
fought on the same lines.
Mr.. keeney proposes TO take an act
i've part in the campaign. He says
I'VE shall try to bring about here
the same equitable plan Of fusion that
Mr.. Bryan has succeeded in effecting
in Nebraska, by uniting all Repubii-
cans, Democrats and Populists on the
Chicago platform. Each faction will
be represented on all the tickets and
committees according to its numerical
strength. My object is to unite all
organizations outside OF Tammany
Hall and to call a convention to take
such action as may be necessary at
the time
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-09
HOME RULEIN SCHOOLS
An Example OF How it Does MOI
Work in This County.

EDITOR APPEAL A NONRESIDENT Of
the Stat has been elected principal Of
the public school 1T Empire. There
we've several applicants for the place,
among whom were moo who had been
successful teachers in the State for
years aud u Of whom had graiuat-
ed from the State University with the
highest hOnors. TIE ~succ"seful appli-
cant came from another State, where.
according 10 report, he left a family.
His behavior in Carson was such as
to attract the special attention Of the
officers. He had a f0ndness for stim
ulants but he graduated at the re
f0rmatOry and that gave him "pull.'
1t was u"ces-arv for him 20 procure a
certificate from the State b ard Uf
Education before he took charge Of
the school. He Ilsed the 'pull' and
brought such pressure 70 bnar on the
Board that a majority Of its men bers,
one Of whom, when "A candidate for
election. used the University for all
h a was III 1t assuring the students
and their friends that he would 10 all
in his POWER as az '"fficial to hello the
institution and its graduates. Those
promises. it seems, were for election
purposes Orlv and are now forgOtten
and the nonresident gets the pie, &
certificate having been gwen hin
against the protests Of the Sheriff anC
other reputable cit znns who knew
Of his conduct in Carson.
OBSERVER.
Carson CITY, September s, 1897.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-09
Hunting for his Teeth.

Berkeley, SEPT. The family of
young kurtZ, the freshman whose
face was smashed in the recent rush
here, is advertising to find out the
exact spot on the campus where the
accident occurred. They hope to find
the teeth which the unfortunate young
man lost and have them replace in
his jaw, which is healing we'll under
medical treatment. Eight teeth we're
Knocked out by the terrible blow
which young Kurtz received.
When the young man was found
after the rush he had wandered about
in deilrium and it will be impossible
to ascertain inst where the tustle took
place in which kuTlz was hurt unless
some of those engaged should come
forward. 1t is now pretty generally
conceded at Berkeley that rushtrs and
not the crowd caused the fresEmaL's
injuries. A crowd Of charging sCph-
mores ran into kurtz, Knocked him
down, and in tie darkness ran over
him, according to the generally con-
ceded version Of the affair.
HCusekeepers who do not insist on
using The Calendar Clock Safe, are
working agalnst the best interests OF
the family, for besides the great con-
venience of the Safe to the cook it
save its price often in preventing the
ordinary waste in the kitchen and
pantry Besides everything is kept
cleaner and heater which is a conso-
lation all 10 housekeepers.
The Carson Relay Team.
The following are the names Of the
wheelman who will ride in Reno Sun
day: Kelly, Pierson, Karge, Charles
Kitzmeyer, Mulcahy, Meyers, Stanley,
Jake Muller, Peterson and Pieper
Substitutes. Skull, Kaiser and Tran
ter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-09
ALL SORTS.

Read VIII Days new ad in today's
issue.
I. r. Hotter and NJ. Cohn visited
the Coms'ock yesterday.
The blockade Of Cretan ports is to
he raised Friday.
Ornament won the $4,000 handicap
at Sheepshead Bay September 6.
joe Plat was busy yesterday un-
packing ner goods. Read his ad.
The Carries are planning to give
one Of their big dances in the near
future.
Dan Stocker, Sheriff of Alpine
Couoty, passed through for Sacra-
mentv yesterday.
Single barrel shot gun for sale
Inquire at this office. 2w
Furnished rooms to rent. Mar the
capitol. Enquire at this Office,
The Curries will give another n OF
their popular dances in the near
future.
r. NJ. Clarke was a v4st bound
passenger last evening".
Only a few days left to get a 800
Hubbard bicycle for nothing at the
Emporium.
so pairs ballhearing bicycle shoes
former price SO will now sell at factory
cost for 50 Is a pair at F. w. Days
Trouble is expected to follow the at
tempt of the government to eject
sqnatters from the Cherokee strip.
DR.. Leonard the Reno dentist, is
again at his office at tn" White House
and will rem4ic until the 18Th inst
Call and see him If in need Of any
thing in the dental line.
r. n. Stone, Commissioner of Deeds
for California, and Notary Public for
"tmsby county. Office. Capitol Build
g.
Sisters Rose and Regena, the last OF
the Sisters of Charity at St. Mary's
Hospital. at Virginia City have left
the COmstock.
One OF the traction engines en-
gagged in hauling lumber from Verdi
to LOyalton exploded Thursday and
killed the fireman.
Bob Edgreen of California won the
1t pound hammer throw at Bergen, n
j.. making a cast of 142 feet and :
inches. beating Jas Mitchell nearl,
10 feet. Edgr"en was in this city
during the fight AS al artist for the
ENaminnr.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-09

1t is a business proposition to purchase
your goods as cheap as you can. Ii people
who purchase by catalogue outside Of Ne
vada will come to us with their catalogues
and make their purchases from us and al
ow us IL cents postage a pound i'll addition
to catalogue prices, same as if YOU sent away
for the goods, We can save YOU time and
trouble, and We can make bigger profits thar
if YOU buy at our regular prices.
Our Fall and Winter stock will be ready
for inspection Tuesday September 18th.
F. w. DAY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-09
Wood for Sale.

a. Brault has now on hand ovar 300
cords Vi wood for sale. 1t is Yell w pine
and hauled down from tno mountains
instead Of being iiumed and water soaked
Enquire at Braults hotel
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-09
Special Sale of Boots and Shoes
For 80 Days.

Commencing, Sept. LIST 900 pairs of
all grades of mems, wOmen's' boys,
Misses and chileren's shoes regardless of
original cost, room and cash is what we
need and you need the shoes. This sale
will be strictly for cash, and Ed. Bur
lingtOn's is the place for these bargains.
All the goods are from the best manu-
~facturies and are good. Call early.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-09
The Low Whir of the Wheels.

"Ihere's a fellow over at Milpitas,'
said the reporter, who saw that adj
vertising contract pass hat Bryan
travelled on"
'.Yes?" said the city editor Of the
Clarion.
Yes; he e him when he used il,
too"
well, YOU rustle ri ht owe to Mil
pitas ami interview him.
The reporter hesitated.
Il left my annual pass at home this
morning" he finally said. "and if I
90 up to get it. it Will take me az hour
and l will be too late to catch the first
trajn.'
That all right, you wait here and
[ will telephone down to Fourth and
Townsend and get a trip pass for you.
1t will bo up within ten minutrs."
After the city editor had telrphoned
he thought for a few minutes. Then
he spoke to the telegraph editor.
Never can it be said" he remarked,
IHbI Lut SldiIOu lois ~ eATOSt anu
d]enounce Inconsistency and demago-
query
That's what" said the telegraph
editor.
And then for a time nothing could
be heard in the room except the low
whir of the wheels as tine editorial
staff thought.
Peter Swensen has openend the New
York Bakery.
Frank Helm and Byron Close de-
parted for Bagley Valley yesterday
on a camping trip.
The Directors have beer informed
that a number of new horses will come
direct to Carson from the California
State Fair and the racing this year
thus promises to be better than ever
before.
The tickets for the special train to
Reno Sunday were placed on sale yes
terday and are going fast.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-09
The Relay Race.

From all appearances the relay c
will take about half the population TO
Reno next Sunday. 1t has caused a
great deal Of healthy interest in the
wheel, and there will be a big crowd
go down to see Carson do up the
Riverside town.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-09
Sporting Goods.

For really first class sporting goods go
g John g. FoX's. Guns, ammunition,
fishing tackle, shells and cartridges, also
figures and quality insured. If
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-25

At Newark yesterday the st. Aloysiua team de-
feated the Murray Hills by 2s to o.
The Herkimer A.. C. of Brooklyn defeated the River
sides Of Avondale. n. J., yesterday at Avondale by a
score of 3 to 1.
The Entire Nous football team of Paterson defeated
the Madisons OF this city at Paterson yesterday by a
score OF IL TO 4.
cj PERTH A% ss2r, Oct; "a 2.,MT T New %SoI B runs 3 Gfa, Boa.
terday afternoon by o score OF d TO o.
The PaS,ime A. C. football team defeated the CaIu.
met +. 9; In a hotiy contested game a. Bensonhurst
Manager Hugh Bresnau Of the Dreadnaughts OF Mott
Haven says that the score OF the game between the
Montclair A; c and his tie I'M on Saturday was IL to 1
in favor Of the Dreadnanghts.
MosIctAlh; Oct. 2t:1Tho Poly Props" Of Brook;
home team 10y a score of 81 to 8.
Pratt Institutes players have developed rapidly,
Much Of this is due to The careful coaching Of EdWard
Appleton OF the Annapolis Academy.
Bay Ridge A. C. defeated the Alert Field Club eleven
by a score Of o to I, Bay Ridge second team downed
the Marion Football Club by a score OF q to o.
The management OF the Pennington Seminary foot.
ball team has been compe ed TO cancel tho game
T Say th fss Ss Ssw JsJr erssx 4; c E; team bas , .ehed dSis donf"ern election
New LONDON. Oct. 24.-The first game OF football
between the storrs and Rhode Island Agricultural
played on the Athletic Club field, this city. yesterday.
The game was one OF the fercest, and at times
score Of 90 tos, One OF the Rhode Island team, W.
c; Merrill. received a terrible blow in the latter half
the ground. He remained unconscious for nearly an
hour.
BAYsIDE. Oct. 24.-In a cold. drizzling rain. for forty
minutes the Lenox A. c. OF Harlem aud the Willets
Point football, team battlcd on the ~gridiron at tho
fort. which ended in a victory for the soldiers by the
score of is to o. No sensational plays were made
and the match was a trlne uninterasting, save for a
few brilliant runs by the Willets Point backs and the
playing of kegan AZ fun back. The three touch.
downs scored by, Reagan. Dayignon. and Walsh were
earned by the ability Of the soldiers to plunge through
their opponents line. The bcsr play Of the game was
a NIFTY yard run by Mack In the trst half, when the
Dali was WITHIN ten yards or the enemyS goal. At
the close OF the game Desmond was injured badly
He received q deep cash In the forehead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-25
Gossip OF tho Ring.

II. L.-June 81, 1890.
There Is a letter at this ONCE for Ernest Roeber.
J. s. Thirty nine rounds, lasting three hours and
eleven minutes.
A Buffalo club is trying to arrange . bout between
Mike Leonard and Jimmy Dime.
Len Miller OF Brooklyn ofr'r RS to back his prot6ge.
JACK FOX OF this city. against any l8o-pound man,
boooy Dobbs OF Minneapolis preferred.
A twenty'round bout between Jimmy McKeever OF
fhiladelphia and Hugh Fitzsimmons OF Greenpoint
Atls6 pounds was arranged on Saturday.
Patsy Haley, the Buffalo boxer who is now at Lon
uon with Dave sullivan, has been matched for twenty
rounds with WIN Curley, an English bantam.
Terry hctioyern, the south Brooklyn bantam
weight, broke his right hand IN the fourth round OF
MS hght with Eddie Goodbody on Saturday night.
A match has been arranged between George Mo-
Fadden OF this city and Jim Popp. the Canadian light.
weight for twenty rounds. The contest Is scheduled
Tor Oct. 80.
Sam Fitzpatrick, former manager OF Kid Lavigne.
VIII handle Tommy Hogan in his night with Jimmy
care; II Hogan wins. Fitzpatrick VIII take him 10
Smith.
Tommy White is experiencing more than the usual
run or had luck on the other side. shortly after his
arrival at London he was matched to meet Nunc
MsLAee. Inc match. however, has been called on
owing to WAllaoe's illness.