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qAuuANY MEN on REPrBLICAN TICKET.

report was made yesterday to y. y. OdeA, Jr.
chairman OF the Republican State Committee, thai
the candidates for Assemhyman and Alderman
nominated 10y the Republicans in the XVIII District
OF New-York County We're members of the Tam
many Hail General Committee ~ the district The
Republican candidate for Assemblyman IN the dis
trct Is John ORourke. OF so ~ First-aVe.. and
the candidate for AID, rman is John Wegmann. Of
No Je9 East Fleveuth-st James F Pegnam IS the
Republican district leader. and one Of his election
district captains yesterday told MI Odel that the
selection Of Tammauy men % run as Republican
candidates for or'ice was brand new game I'm pol
irics which Mr. Peguam had or einated The Tam
many majority ~ the XINth District Is so over
whoning that only Tammany men can De elected
ST. the district Mr. Pegnam thought ne might be
able 20 divide the Tammany organization there by
nominating TWO Tammany men. who were not
fayorites O. the Tammany leaders.
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WONDERS rYDER TIE MICROSCOPE.
INTERESTING FEATURES SHOWN At THE EX-
HIBITToN OF THE NETWORK MICRO

INTERESTING FEATURES SHOWN At THE EA-
HIB1T1oN OF THE NETWORK MICRO
scoPIcAL SOCIETY
great many persons went 20 SO "a Madison
sve last evening 20 see the New-York Microscopical
Company's exhibit. and A great many more would
have gone II they had realized the fascinating
nature OF the exhibit OF the manv Interesting
things shown the larvae case - nc cadcis ay ana
the 1y itself exhibited by W Dovoe. came in
for great share Of attention Mr. Devoe IS a
busy man. vet ne finds time 10 pursue microscopy.
and AZ each II the receptions ~ The society he has
brought forward something exceedingly interest
INK
The caddis fly IS found ON The surface % running
streams. and the much abused comparison "ln-
tellgence that is almost human" seems correctly
applicable in rs case In fact the caddis fly u
superior % some human beings in some things
For instance. when j. wants leo t4Ill house IL
aGalts Itself 10 its environment u g. lives a
ueighbOThOOd where stones fhOuug. IN makes
stone house bur II there stones. is properly
satisfies Itself with one built from leaves or
wood
rs house IS lined win six that flows from the
mouth Of the cadds worm and is tubular in shape.
The caddis worm believes in plenty - ventilation.
the silk And when The little house Is about iu-
ished Il large stone s. glued 20 the silk to form
Md and mis- IS done in such a WAY that I'm puShins
up The id the stone Will not com, 3d. contact with
the TOD stone - the tube The tongue 81 the c4dd-
ry s shaped Ike AL elephants frank. and under
the micros0 ope wa an imposing ofAan.
one % the Irc'fic-f exhibits WIS The rock 4er-
zion from The Manarle Rocks contributed boy Alfred
Douglass Sirens are not ordinarily supposed 20 40
clad. bat y the creatures thar lure mariners %
mo Manacic Rocks wear raimcnt OF surn fts-
Of rock under the cffe.t % tho pD1IiZtl light the
fate Of tfe Paris seems not surprsiug
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the Eternal Hope tomorrow: but Or Robert Coll
yer Will preach IN the evening on The Morning
Song Of the Creation"
The Rev. Dr. Newland Maynard will preach to-
morrow evening al 81. Augustine's chapel last
Uouston-st.
The United states transport Mcpherson arrived
here yesterday from San Juan. Santiago and NueVl-
tas with thirty-scven cabin passengers and l~ us
charged soldiers. civilians and enlisted men Among
those In the cabin were Major g. a. williams cap
tain George Nick. Williamson j. l.. Caroline Cap
tain O'Counor. and L"ut'nants X. j.. I|'hsa"'
j. L. Graham and j. X. More.
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Which is safer to carry, an
OverCOat or a cold?
Here's every good sort of over
coat, $40 to $50; very bobby,
half-and-half, or long light,
medium or heavy weight.
Maybe we're too far in ad-
vance; but we must head the
procession.
Greens are coming in-follow-
ing in the wake of the Sham
rock.
Six patterns of that kind now
in stock, sack coats or walking
coats; SIS to $50.
And everything else man or
boy wears.
ROGERS, PrEr & Co.
350 Broadway cor Leonard
800 Broadway. CDR. Prince
Thirty md and Broadway.
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REpERLLcANN rNITED III WESTcRESTER


i is now asserted emphaIcany ny Westminster
County Republicans familiar wiki the situation thar
the differences IN the party VIII have no influence
on the coming county election.
Ex-Congressuan Ben l. FaTchild. OF Pelham
said yesterday. All the Republicans OF Westches-
ter County are un!tedy supporting the Republican
candidates. There four important officers to
be voted for H. the coUnty-three Assembymen in
the three Westminster districts and county Treas
urer In the Republican County Convention Francis
NJ Carpenter was nominated for Treasurer by &C
clamation In each Of the three Assembly districts
the Republican candidate for Assembly nomi-
mated by reclamation.
There is no foundation for the suggestion that
the differences within the Republican party I'm
Westchestcr County may enter into the coming
election As 10 Nj. Carpenter there are no fac
tional differences Re IS the present County Treas
urer mas made "a splendid record IS q man u
strOng financial standing and responsibility, with q
reputation Tor integrity that WILL no uoubt bring
10 him many Democratic votes among that class
Of men Who are concerned that the finances OF the
county should remain IN responsible hands
As Saturday October Il is the last day for
registration l urge every Republican throughout
the county 10 devote part OF that day toward
securing the registration % every Republican.
and speak and pTophesy The same enthusiastic
Candidates a. was given 20 them in the convention
v'her they were each nominated by reclamation
amid al unqualified and marked unity Of purpose
IL.
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ALMOST RrN INTO RY a RUNAWAY HORSE
OFFERS ASSISTANCE TO INJURED MEN

ALMOST RrN INTO RY RUNAWAY HORSE
OFFERS ASSISTANCE To INJrRFD MEN
Trenton. y j. oct % (speclaD Mrs Grover
Cleveland this evening went 20 the assistance ~
three men who were mixed up I'm collision ~ car
rag~s ON the road 10 Princeton. near this city.
and also had an exciting experience herself ln
escaping from being run into boy runaway team.
sA, had been shopping 90 THIS city. and WAS on
her way home WITH her maid. when her driver
took an extra tight hold on the rein. to steer tho
team away from Il horse which vas madly bearing
down them.
Back Of the runaway horse was Richard stock
ton OF Samuel Stockton. ~ Princeton. He
guided h.s horse Iast the Cleveland carriage mar
rOWiy missing hitting II. and then ran into buggy
in which John VI. Thompson and George Lawrence.
OF this city. were seated The three men We're
thrown % the ground. and their vehicles were
badly wrecked
Mrs Cleveland Immediately jumped out II he~
carriage and offered assistance 20 the men. and
when she found that they were not seriously hurt
she offered 90 take them with her back 10 Prince
ton The with MANY thanks declined the
OFFER
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EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET

East Brralo. y y oct - Receipts sale and
through cattle sheep and hogs during tho - hours ended
az noon 81, lay fAte - sheep and lante ~
cars. hogs Al cars Shipments Cattle ~ hogs .
cars 'attle Their were no fresh offerings and a mod
crate Inquiry The feeling steady desirable
sra l"s 'avea were 10 moderate supply god demand
and the opening a Choice
g. er'rn were quofahie AZ s. 5oRf7 ~ fee
carlv AT s.. sri o ehoice <7uS7 Sheep and lambs
Tia offerings moderate 20 loads
more favorable weather prices strong lO4 100
higher on TIE TOD rrtdss Choice lambs vera
enotaoe AZ 81 1aS3 oo good to $3.50 e. common
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r,,, ATOMS RrTwEEN THE THREE CON

RELATIONS BETWEEN THE THREE CON
srLs SAID TO BE STRAINED.
san Francisco. oct. 2o-The steamer Moan.
,-r,,.od to-day from Australian ports by way OF
Anita. Samoa and Honolulu. The correspondent
81 The Associated Press at Samoa se"'S new ;
Of startling character. lie says under date
Of October 6.
-,Ao osnect Of affairs in Samoa is indeed "a,
.,l reassuring. There is trouble brewing am
il VIII come soon if the three P9"e[S u" 'o
come To aid the Cover menl ana 1rr iott bere
os Provisional Government 10y the three Co,l,
pn,ssioners. are finding their POSITION ny r,d ng
means a bed Of roses. 1t Is a mater ~ 'tbo
prn,.,eional Government IS strained
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To-day VIII be the last day of registration In
Wcstchester County. 1t is understood through
out the county that the registration Is Hsht ANU
that a smaller vote VIII be- polcd than usual E%-
CONGRESSMAN william T, Ward. chairman n the
new Republican County Committee. has appointed
the following Exc .dfivc Committee. which VIII
meet next week to consider the contests on county
committeeman: William l.. Ward. chairman
Samuel C. Miller secretary, Leverett + 'rumn'
Tohn = Ienkins Frank = Willard. James r
Socor jr Edward r. Brush Leslie Sutherland
and Henry Il. Barrett.
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MOUNT VERNON

festival for the Joint purpose of honorins
Beato Angel da Acrl and of securing funds for
erecting the Italian Roman Catholic Chnrcn
will be held n this city on october p and 3d. As
usual when Italian saint days are oelehrated' me
streets will he decorated. and there Will he hre.
works and music The naval Reserve Band Or
New-York has been engaged for me occasion, ana
invitations have been issued 70 The Mayor ana A.
-.Iflen
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DEATH Of 4 WELL KNOWN SINGER.

rHY GAYLE TO The TR1BuNEl
1ondon O.r e.-The well known singer. Signor
Fol- VINO had announced his intention Of settling
dow ~ mass his old age n The United States died
suddenly last nigh Al Southport
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Register to-day without fail or 20" w"
lose your vote. The Repatriation "o"f>S NJ
closed NJ 10 o'clock this evening.
REPRESENTATIONS II BROOKLY

A TOTAL OF 1890 FOR THREE DAYS AND 40 %
THE LAST DAY
The registration in BROOKLYN yesterday was 50
2el This. added 70 the lo2o7P registered voters III
the frs, TWO days. brings the total for the three
days up 10 l42 $40 .,.,,,,s
The registration FOR the third day IN pFe''ous
o 80 as forow-. 1896 4i5Gl. 1897 4eS'5. and
- ,s.s - "a The total figures for the first three
daxs in previous years was 1876. 1851 lN'''
co,nr.arati,e table Of the third days ress'Ta-
ton for the last three years by WARDS Is ~ i''
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London. oct 2o-In the House OF commons
90 4a, renlving to a question as 10 samoa
Arthur J Balfour said no decision had yet oe'''
-a,oh.d with reference TO thu future admins
ration Of the islands. and thai the matter vas
sin under considerations
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Register to-day without fail. or You will
lose .our vote. The registration books are
closed nj 10 o'clock this evening.
PETITIONS FoR 4 PrBLIc FERRY.
DEMAND THAT THE CITY TAKE POSSESSION OF
THAT RrNNiNG To STATEN ISLAND

IfH'VT ~ III - 77T- ~ =
THAT RUNNING To STATEN ISLAND
Petitions are being circulated IN Richmond Bor
ough asking the city authorities 20 take possession
of the ferry from Whnehall-st. 10 ST. George. An
appeal 10 the public has heen sent out with tho
petition. which says In part.
The time has come for every citizen to be heard
and heard On unfncuing tones against the one
and only great public drawback 20 Dli community
our scventy-hyc thousand population Is again
threatened with the awarding ~ another exclusive
ten year ferry franchise % a private corporation
now holding Ie ny thc throat Let The citizens own
and run IL themselves for by municipal ownership
w. can do this. AMI manage 81 10 suit or require
ments.
The receipts Of tho present ferry show that We
can buy the slips. ferry houses. old boats etc q.
build and operate new. better and faster boats
make more frrIutrf trips r"-r-fih SD Communication
rates. and make other needed Improvements. and
pay a rate OF interest on the bonds sufficient 70
make them exceedingly attractive to investors
Tho receipts also warrant sinking fund that viii
retire these bonds in twenty five years.
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A DENIAL FRnM NH. LEVER.

HE HAS - 1NrEN1IoN Of CHAILnNGlNG FOR
TIRE AMERICAS cur.
London. oct % MI Lever. the soap manu-
facturer. telegraphs Tho Associated Press that
there is not the shadow ~ foundation FOR the State
1irct II q provincial newspaper that II the Snam-
k calls 90 pin the Americas Cup he intends 70
..N. r4- f.r -,~lo- ~ rlcns 81 200 he
says: u have never had any such notion
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REGISTRATION RESULTS.
FIGURES FOR THE THIRD DAY IN MAN
HAITIAN AND THE BRONX.

The figures Of the registration in Manhattan ana
The Bronx yesterday. as obtained al Ponce heA"-
quarters at late hour. are given oe'o"' 'o"
80 With the figures for the third day Of regis
tration In lNR ls97 and 1895.
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COMMENTS OF BRITISH PAPERS.

COMMENTS OF BRITISH fAi
ADMIRATION FOR SIR THOMAS LIrIoNS SfoNlS
MANLIKB CONDUCT
Dublin oct 1.-THE irish papers while express
Inc regret Al the result Of the races Tor the
Americas CUP. show the greatest admiration ior
IN. pluckv and sportsmanlke attempt ot 9F
Thomas Upton 10 win me trophy ana All a''"''
that the better boat won. e,
The Dublin Express" says IT hopes that Dir
Thomas Upton will Try again In lsN.
the Daily independent snys
7, u,ae claimed that with good breeze the sham
rock would win but even with this advantage she
was outcassed by A better yacht
The Freeman" says:
Sir Thomas Upton deserved better luck Inc con
tosf was fairly fought ont, ana America having
agreed 10 the Dls'ast efui conditions mas Won
London. oct q THE Daily Graphic thinks the
Shamrock was handicapped by Mr.. Flies Illness
and that she was not sufficiently tried before the
Cup races
THE Shamrock" saws The Graphic has been
badly beaten I'm ner own weather but so good
sportsman as Upton Will not Crude the time ana
money spent
"The Daily News" says.
The test IS decisive The Shamrock Is second best
~ Columbia SOW that it Is all over. the Amer
,ans rlirrt tell US ia friendly sort of Way no" u
yv9e done Whether they are better builders or
better vachfsmcr. or both We s1Ould Not ot ~ r.
rri-ca 20 ind that tns American slperi'Iify mes
In the National mastery Of detail. which is their
note also 90 maruf actulcs
The two competitors have proved very perfect
gentle knights OF lltf sport
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Continued from second pnEe.

one wear In order to eliminate the mere racing
machlne' Commodore Kane said this tax was
sirnni, absurd AS 10 the Shamrock ever cusipct-
ae FOR the cup he called attention 10 the following
clause from the cup rules 1901,
for this cup can be again selected by any cup as
It's representative until after contest l"T ,bs
expiration OF two years from the time or such ue-
feat
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NOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALREMARLE--Dr Douglas Dixie ~ England
FIFTH AVENUE EX-C Congressman VI. r. Stevens.
o. Massachusetts. and j. b. 'alyo. Costa Rcan
Minister ~ WASHINGTON. MANHATTAN Seward
y Coffin. ~ Middlctown. Conn. WALDORF-L ;
MoUer. ~ kleL. Germanl.
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TO DAY.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


TO-DAY.
Vessei For Line Mail closes vessel sails
la mia. Liverpool f'Ina ........ $50 600 ~
Ia Gas-1gue Hayre. French ........ $50 900
Maaslam Rotterdam. H1l Anl..-..... 500 1000 m
falntia. Hamburg Haub ........ a M
An.horia. G.aag Anchor 10 90 ID 1900
AeuHninee. l.ri.r. A. Trans. ....... 800 "A IN
Allegheny KinSs n Atlas 10 900 a 1900
Irlns + Hendrix. Haiti. ....... 10 80 IN
Mexico. Havana. y Y. Cuba. II m
NeHlyu. IA Plata y ........... % % 300 m
Alps cage Hait! Atlas. 10 90 u -
Sueces. Galveston. Mallory ........... 300
Louisiana. Neu ORLEANS. fromNeN...- 800 - m
Aig.ers Ne" Or.'a1s Morgan. ....... 300 m
Bardeu Tower 'iutilll uYe. Quebec. ! 20 II 90
MONDAY. OCTOBER %.
Philadelphia Venezuela. Red Il......- 100 N
Ella. Col n. Panama Il r. .........-. 100 ? ~
TT DSpAY. OCTOBER -
Carbide. Demerra. Quebec. .......... 800 2 NJ
Cymric. Liverpool NAite Star........ 500
Saae Bremen. - Ll'yt..........-. 1900
COmancie. Jacksonville" 'Nie....-... 800
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
eInrise sunss bill Mon rises pm - Moons 10
HIGH WATER
4 sandy Hook % G0v. Island - Hell cate II IS
PM.-sGndy - Gov. Island 900 Hell Cato IL -
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
ElRLIEN TlRTS


Liverpool oct 20 SAILED steamer Bowie GD Jones
New York
glasgow. .oct 10 Sailed steamer orc.dian oi'r out
Sew York
Pravle Point. 0ct =, Passed steamers Adra OBJ,
Harris. Sow York fIr Hun
bristol. oc, = Arrived. steamer Wells cry nr
Hunter. Sew York
Shells oc' 10 sailed. steamer Rurserneister Peter
,,i-r Sftse NrW York
scnk. oci - Passed. steamer Southwark onrl Renee
New York fof Antwerp
Portland Ril o,t % Pissed steamer Francisco ,Bn.
Jenkins New York f.r Hon
Hamburg. p.' 20 Arrived. steamers Deutschland Ger
schIe'h"rst Ne~ York. Graf Wailersse oier Kopn.
New York. VIA Plymouth
Lisbon. Ort - Arrived. steamer Syria tAusD.
rsigerich New YORK. yia 81 Mchaeis
Lisbon OCT 70 Sailed. steamer Peninsular UorO.
Beftenc0urf NeV-York
81 Mich els OCT - Arrived steamer Gadloius 5Bn.
Hunter II aia Or Portland. s'alhem 'NoO. HIT
smyrna Or NeN-H0rk oo'h for coaD. passed steamer
Al.e- Ger. Pe,ermann Genoa ,or New York
Narcotics. oct 2o-Arrsei. steamer Bolivia 6BD.
craig New York
HarrassoVtz New York ,rr Genoa etc
9avona oct Arrived steamer Vlnceuzo QtaD RHO.
Philadelphia and New-York
Sl,z. 1ct 20 Arrived steamer Inireni rrr) Campbell.
Yokohama. etc for New York
singapore OCT 10 Arrived. previously steamer Fner-
gia thr. Chaplin Ne'g York FOR Hong Kong etc
Rio janeiro. oct IS Arrived steamer Aslatc Prince
fr W-sihouse. New York Via Pefnambuco
santos oct Arrived steamer Roman Prlrce tHrl,
Milan Nrw-York via RIO Janero
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E & ".
f & W

Parker's Hair Balsam IS the favorite FOR dress
INK the hair and renewing - NE ard color.
6ireves Ointment makes healthy skin. 600
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Announcements.

"SYOSSFT"
A wide scanned collar.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 90 1870
AItkIN Ed

ARRIVED
United states transport Mcpherson. Byrne San Juan
October a. ~autag. - and Nleyitas IS 81 cabin
passengers ana 40 discharged soldiers civilians etc,
Tho ntet Staes guartermaster's Department. Arrived
fhe BAR az -
steamer Adler OBu sutherland. London October 3 and
F9weJ T. wiki china clay o. order yesse. 10 Bennett
steamer Nineland dam. Petersen. Copenhagen Sep
tember 20 with mdse and five cabin passengers Fur
ness. Witty & o. Arrived A. the Bar AZ : 30 a m.
steamer Pretoria Ger. Karlows. Hamburg October
and boulogne with mise pa cabin and APO steerage
passengers I'D ~, Hamburg American Line. Arrived al
the par AZ 20 a
steamer Tier ~ r' Larsen pemerara October H. with
sugar and . cabin passengers 20 % W & p Armstrong
Arrived A. the Bar AZ II a
steamer seneca Decker. Campeche October o. Vera
cruz - Pr greso n and Havana Is with mise an 3.
cabin passengers 20 James Wari Co. Arrived AZ ths
Bar % 30 m
steamer Ella GER. stanse Baracoa October H. N.pc
- Gfha-a 10 NelsItas Il and Fortune Island IS Wit
ndse an. II cabin passenger. 20 Mlnson. Arrived
a fhe Bar AZ no.
steamer Mae. Hutchrsor, san Juan. October H. VII.
uise - Mlsr Ruiz ( Knotlton. Arrived The Par az
90.
With uise - J T Van sickle
Steamer Hamilton. Dole. Newport News and Norfolk
"iih ini-e an pa'sensers - me ot Dominion s. -
October 49, ballast fo T Van sickle
Steamer l}arden Tower tI}r Campbell arfolk Ortote
~ coal - a r. outerhriige 60. Arrived AZ th
Bar A. . 80 p III VIII finish lating for pe.lsrara
Steamer BueheiIs Charles. Baltimore with n.fse {,
60 F.ster.
breeze. clear
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Religions Aotlees.
HENRY FRANK.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

CARNEGIE HALL. 57th-st 7th-ave Mornings Il.
Viaf SIN Course christian Science vs. Chris,ianty
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I4th street Theatre Cor 6th Az. Mats Wet sa;
Great Success ~ Tie THE nAION EADN
rural drama III ''''N' f'>'''
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ro.7l. - , az. 2SI-773 26'07F ~ go -'0'''
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-11
THE FIGHT BY ROUNDS.

Round 1-They fddled. Mccoy tried a
left for the wind, but missed. Tom
swung left over the kidneys. Both men
were careful. Mccoy tried a left hook for
the head, landing lightly. Tom uppercut
with a right on the chest. Mccoy make a
half circle of the ring and then caught on
the stomach Sharkey did not reply Me
Coy again sent his left to the stomach
and, brought it up to the face. Sharkey
men were sparring at the gong.
Round mccoy side-stepped to the left
for half circle of the ring and let his
left go, landing lightly on the face. Tom
him, sending right TO the face. Two eff
forts. of Mccoy to reach his man were flu
tile, but he caught Tom on the ropes and
caught light left on the nose, Tom came
to the center of the ring and tried left
and right without effect, and again the
Kid sent his left lightly to the face Nc
eVaded Toms attempt for left hook or
swing very cleverly Mccoy put a light
left on Toms face when near the ropes
on the west end of the ring, and Sharkey
sent hard left hook to the ribs just as
the gong sounded.
Round 3--Tom tried to force matters. and
the ear and ducked away from left
swing. Each sent left to the head at
close quarters with little effect, and Nc
Coy's foot work puzzled Tom, who could
not land until Mccoy stopped after get
ting left on the breast. Tom then sent
his left to the neck and Mccoy jabbed
a hard left on the nose. This seemed to
quick foot work, and Mccoy hit his oppo-
nent with another quick jab on the nose
Twice around the ring Mccoy side
stepped, and at each step forced his left
lab, landing lightly, Suddenly the Kid
stood rigid and sent his right to the face
repeating the blow within two seconds so
hard that Tom fell to the floor. Tom
jumped up like a rubber ball rebounding
and again he fell to the floor. The bell
found them sparring.
Round 4-McCoy's foot work was mar
Vicious He cut out the pace and SharkeY
could not reach him through the Kids
clever sde-stepping. Once in while Me
Coy would stop and send that long left
to the, body or, head, Tom tried all sorts
of lodging to bring his man to him, but
the Kid side-stepped all the time and
Toms swings famed the air. Sharkey
rushed and tried for the Sbody, but the
lid side-stepped again and sent two hard
let's on the face. These blows stung Tom,
and the latter stuck his tongue out.
Round 5-McCoy rushed across the ring
and the men clinched in Sharkeys cor
ner. Sharkey tried left and right swings
but the Kid lodged cleverly. Tom tried
left and right again but the Kid lodged
away from him. Tom crossed the ring
and caught Mccoy in the northern corner
sending his left to the stomach and right
on the ear. Mccoy countered heavily with
his righ' on loo h nd Tom kept rushing
meheeiua.'y, aud once he caught Mccoy