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The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15
FOR SALE

At Auction. Monday. November 27th, 1899, at
II O'Clock a. M, on the premises OF the Fort
land Rolling Mill, South Portland, Maine, all
acres OF land, more or less. and tenements
thereon, and all the machinery saved from the
late tre.
rails scrap iron. and tire stock Of bar iron on
hand at he time OF sale. Taxes rebated for
Ave years II a new mill is built and operated as
H.'''' PORTLAND ROLLING MILL.
November 10, 1899 novl4dtd
DELIABLE BOSTON LODGING HOUSE,
h Beautifully furnished house; u rooms,
ami upholstered furniture latest patterns. table
desks, all squa e rooms, movable gas lamps for
table or mantle; rooms rented to college profess
sors, members OF the legislature, and business
men; income, reserying 2rooms, s22s per mo-;
p ice $1405; years lease; house just as repre-
sented; sickness causes sale. HAYpEN s
CO., Beacon Hill Brokers, Opp. State House,
No. $40 Bowdoiu 81. Boston, Mass. 3o-2
NOR SALE-Magnifcent double house. every
thing entirely separate,) on Brown street.
Snow No.wood street, Dserlng' open nre-
near two lines of electrics, modern house Id
every respect, architects plans aud built by the
day; you can live In one rent and let tue other
for $500 per year look IL over; call afternoons.
DALTON. s. Exchange strees. 25-tt
EOR SALE-New houses In Deering, on street
Il car line, for $1,000, $1,000. $24oO and S2SO0;
all modern eonvenienees, heat, pain room ire
remember our houses are entirely new and
have never been occupied. Call and see them.
DALTON, So Exchange street. 6-u
EOR SALE-In Deering. on Glenwood Ave-.
Il noihing betterJ a new room house and
1854 feet OF land, electric car line, sewer cleo
iric lights and bells, open fireplace, hardwood
floor. heated and papered throughout. beauti-
cash payment down, balance TO suit. Call
afternoons. DALTON, So Exchange street.
25-tf
COR SALE-HOuse lots at Woodfords, East
L Deerng and Deerng Center, for &c and 90
per foot; land is rapidly advancing and now Is
the time TO secure a lot at old prices. Easy
payments. Call afternoons. DALTON, % EI-
change street. Zo-u
EoR sALE-Here's anotherI Elegant new
for 5000 Corner lot, sewer. Sebago, heated,
gas. bath, hard wood floor, very slightly bay
10 suit you. G. r. DALTON. 5s Exchange St
June9u
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WATCHES ON INSTALL MtNTS.

waltham and Elgin Watches. A large stock
of new model Watches will be sold on easy pay.
ments at reasonable prices. All Styles. All
Prices. MCKINNEY, the Jswsler, Monument
square. mArisdu
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Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 40 cents, cash tn advance.

COR sALE-wfD exchange for farm or village
II property, desirable property short distance
from Portland. commodious house, ample out
buildings, four acres OF land, 30 fruit trees, ex-
ceilent water, near depot store, postofiice,
schoolhouse aud church. Agent JOHN
WELLS, % Exchange st. oct26-u
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cAsToRIA

cAsToRIA
Bears the signature of cHAs. Fl. FLErcHEn-
In use for more than thirty years, and
The Kind Yoa Hays AiseaJs BougAx
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WANTED-Everyone who wants a new
w house In Portland OF Its suburbs TO see us
at once we have several new houses which we
will sell low on easy terms, or will exchange
for good collateral no fair offer refused; this Is
your chance. DALTON & CO. 63 Exchange
street June0du
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WANTED.

Flat and Cylinder vampers two row
machines, mems work. tip stitchers,
eyeletter and operators on Puritan
closer and back stay strapper Apply to
BE-. SPINNEY & CO.,
novi4d2t Norway, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15

FOR SALE-Tickefs now ready for a term of
SIX lessons in dancing. and s Assemblies.
Commencing Wednesday night. Nov. 18TH at
Thatcher Post Hail. Gents course 81, Ladies'
SIPS Tickets at HAWES' music store 4i4
Congress street. l0-l
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15

what delightful preparation is Ponds
Extract Zip Satire, and how quickly IL cures
roughness Of lips and face. 20 cents jar.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15

Everything IL Dewey.
Stubb-Yes, l yelled myself hoarse fer
Dewey.
Penn--What happened then?
Stubb-Why. a street vender tried to
sell me package of Dewey cough drops.
Chicago News
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EOR sALE-Thorough built brick and Rrante
house, OF 20 rooms and bath, In p RECT re-
pair. steam heat In main rooms hot and cold
wafer, one of the best central locations, 2
minutes from City HAL, rooms all rente to
good tenents, a good investne t. ". III.
WALDRON q Co, leo Middle street. ISL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 70 cents, cash In advance.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15

III ERE Is a first class house that the party
- who owns II wants TO sell; It IS strictly
up-to-date; well located: 2 years old; can be
bought at two-lhirds the present cost to build;
no reasonable offer will be refused. l.. NJ.
LEIGH ron, SO Exchange ST. 14i
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15

VVANTED-Barber shop. one or two chairs
w In some country towO. Address JOHN
w. earle, South WATERFORD, Me-. Box IL
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15

NOR SALE-House lots at Woodfords, East
Deering and Deering Center, for &c and 90
per foot; land is rapidly advancing and now Is
the time TO secure lot at old prices. Easy
payments. Call afternoons. DALTON, % Exr
change street. 2o-u
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15

NoR sALE-Here's anotherl Elegant new
Il nine room house on Eastern Promenade
for $1,000. Corner lot, sewer. Sebago, heated,
gas. BATH hard wood floor very slightly, pay
to suit you O. h. DALTON. 5s Exchange St
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15

Customers for the Kindred
w waste wovd from tho Bowel factory. j.
F. BABB. Selling Agent, 272 Middle st., Bucks
Ticket ONCE loi
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15

FOR SALF-An eight room house at Deering
Center, In good neigh oorhood within one
minute of electi1cs; house. 1, good hou-e, but
needs Improvements lot 50xi0O. VIII be sold
at n bargain. FRED V. MATTHEWS. 1876
Congress street, Portland. 14-1
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E0R SALE-Alr tight weather strips for win
Il dows and doors are the best on the market.
They are tongucd and grooved, no rubber to
pull on. They keep out cold and dust. All
orders sent to No. II Cross street will receive
prompt attention. l.. G. BLAlSDELL.
noyld4w
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15

VVANTED-Horses to stable with or with.
w out board; nice room for carriages; will
save you money. Call at TIA Congress ST. AL
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-15

ITO LET-A house pleasantly situated In the
i western part OF the city containing 10 rooms
and bath ali In perfect order; steam heat. The
house will be La very low TO q desirable party
Apply TO JOHN II. PROCTOR. Centennial
Block. III
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nrooklyn Rife Cluh,a Outing.

The members OF the Brooklyn Rifle Club held
their thirty sixth annual festival at Timer Park
Monday. The shooting events were very success
full despite the cloudy day. which maze it difficult
to locate the targets. Summarized
German Ring Target, 20 Ring Card. 200 Yards.
Highest Possible Total Points lBO-John KOlle,
1888: otto MerteMs. 1872; Gus kirchuber, l2v All
mem bers Of the Brooklyn Rifle Club,
SeCuud ClAss-All shooters who have made SCORES
Of 30 or b-tter-SicholaS Karn, 1872 Emil Biele,
1913; John Kost, 10. All members OF the Brooklyn
Rlhe Club.
Third Class-Au shooters who have made under
35-Capt Robert koech. 100; Philip Fliess, 72i
Frederick WohlburG. So.
All Corners Trophy-won by the Brooklyn Rife
Club.
Judges Prize-w9n by John F. W. Meyer. 81
points out OF a possible rs.
First Red FlaE-Won by Otto Mertens, Brooklyn
Ride Club.
Last Rod F!ag-won by Lieut.. Emil Biele Brook
lyn Rifle club.
won by William II. Sohl Brooklyn H. O.. 1870 points;
Nicholas KATn. Brooklyn Il. C., second, l2a points;
]. j. Wendell, Concordia Saugerbund. third, l2J
points.
bowling Highest Possible Scoro 90 Points Mems
Individual Tourney-PrLe winners were: W. II.
Meyer, 30; Nicholas karn. 81, q. Rirchuber, 81;
Philip Fless 5h. and O. II. Berg OF.
Women = Bowling Competition. Possible 90 Points
Mrs. Wick. 4g Mrs NIe. +W Mrs. Charles Schligle.
Ssi Mrs, Ungerieh. 80. and Mrs. Armbruster. ".
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RESULTS on OTHER TRACKS.
At Chicago.

cuicAeo, July 2O.-The Harlem Judge to-day or:
dtred that future entries from r. Il. Bradley and
the entries OF tho horses Brigade, piccola, Friar
John Native Son and Kyrat be hereafter refused at
the Harlem track The ruling the result Of the in
andout running Of the colt Brigade. and practically
bars Bradley and the horses named from all Turf
Summary:
first Race -Four and a half furlongs- Lomond
1ls tBeauchamp), Az to ], won; Decoy, l12 Ma
thewsl = to 1, second; Jake Weber. 1905 IN. HID. I
70 |, third. Time, O:55h
Second Race-One nile-Prnce Blazes. 100 wv
jones', X to I, won; Deerng, 1O3 knight, even,
second Marcato, lo2 tNutt 3 to /. third. Timc
IAN.
Third Race-SiI furlongs-- Conace, 40 (Beau.
champ. to I. won; Georgia X. ITO Mutt 10 to ,
second; Aprils Lady. ITO Msthews 10 to /. third
Fourth Race-one mile and twenty yards-Lord
Zeni, ia Knapp. TO !, won: Three Bars. ia
lEyeretn, u 70 second; Mary Ktnselia, 100
'A Ftfth Msot Five and hnif fnrSnp,-Iaav Elite.
1os LBeauchSmp,. II to ?. won; Merito. 100
EVERETT. IL to l, third. Time. l:os4
Sixth Race One mile-McAlbert. NO Ralph, 40
to /. won: Papa Harry, 1Oo E Norris 40 to sec
ondi Jennie r.. 1903 Nutt. & to L. third. Time. 1.t4
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BosToN. July 25-liain seriously uterf"r"d
with the matches in the haywood tournament
to-day. But two matches were finished. The
preliminary round Mas wound NJ rs ia" llor-
ton Putnam match. III" former winning IN
straight sets Hul"omb Ward wnird through
Dawes in the second round with ease. taxing
tho first two set, At ,uIu Unt the last ST.
HAYES making a hiE Md tor tl' -"t. Thn
matches in the Eastern championship IN
doubles will be started tu-wnlr,W WI'h tour
teen teams entered In a.I.t'Ipu Ir tins 4
handicap Singles tournament will u.-u DO
started, summaries.
singles rr lrna,ry uni E.au.u lI.rt.i LAT
T.. Putnam. Jr.. e. 8. r- t."
second EnuuI II he. NIB NARA boat \. :. liAacs.
a., 81.
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Jefries Expected Hero To-Day.

Champion Jim Jeffries Is expected to arrive
in town to-day from Youngstown. o. He has
been appearing in the West OF late. but his ex-
hibtions were OF the mere exercising order.
Jeffries will leave for Europe on the Fuerst
Bismarck. which sails from here tomorrow.
His friends. 1t is said. have chartered a tug to
see him down the bay. and large party OF
sports, headed by Sam Thai, Sam Fitzpat-
rick. Fred Bert, Fred Block. Martin Bowling.
and Alec Brown. will be on hand to
bid him bon rova0e. Those who will
accompany the champion abroad are his
ONeil and HIS brother, Charley Jeffries. When
the big boilermaker reaches the other side he
has arran ged bouts for him with Jem Smith
and Charley Mitchell. Jeffries will also visit
Paris Scotland. Ireland and Wales.
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Young Dewe1s Wand 10 Sec a scrnp.

Two youngsters. neither Of whom was much
over three feet tall and one OF them wcaringa
badly discolorcd eye. came into TIE Sun
Office yesterday afternoon. and. walking up to
the young man who looks after the wants OF
visitors. said:
Say. mister. where's yer sportin ed'terw
Asked what his business was the lad with
the backened eve replied:
"Stop yer kiddin' now. an let's see der main
guy. We've got hard one fer him and don't
want no monkey biznuss. Just say we repre-
sent der Young Dewey Club"
Without any more ado they sat down In
corner OF the ante-room and began to unfold
the hard one" and here 1t Isl
We'll. mister Pm Jack Lyons. or Sporty
they call me- and me frcn here is Billy Lang.
Last night our club. the Young Dewoys. had
mcctin'. Two OF der iellers had a scrap over
somethln', and OATS how got me hlink-hod-
in EN- from punchin each odder. It's q peach.
amt 1t - said sporty pointing proudly TO his
damaged optic.
''Buf dat's not der ting" continued Sporty"
Now desc two guys want ter have it ont. see,
and some OF der frllers want der scrap pulled
of in der club. 80 all der members can see der
90; so me and me fren' here were appointed a
committee to arrange der affair. Wot we want
ting Some fresh mug said somethn' about
dis Teller Horton St9Gpn, the light i dere wuz
der dough. but some Of der members are
..newsies on strike and we wapter help
'Sm out .ci %2Nt yer give" some advice about
When Sporty" was told that the police would
probably object strongly tn the Young Dewcys
nHg iS Sd d tnSr sna a tS yGHmn
ing at some length the injustice OF things In
general. he wound up with:
iellers cant settle Grudge widout einlpipched
BY der Porlleef'
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At Windsor.

DETROIT. July 25.--with a fair crowd and heavy
track the races at Windsor were pulled oil to-day
one favorte and one second choice In tho irst
were strongly played and La Mascottc won. Tho
finish was Sensational. the four leaders finishing
apart. Title W. the favOrite, last the
send of, but made u game race. summaries:
First Race-Six and half furlongs-La Mascotte.
100 w. shaw, ? to and to r. won; Triune. 1903
tForehand). to /. second; Tillie w. 100 Rigbyl. 2
to 1. third. Time 1:sI.
Second Receive and a half MISUNDERSTANDING
1l2 Bergen, 2 to ! and to s. won; OnOto. lO7
Flint. 4 to |. second: Olive Order. 1O3 Nalentine
to third. Time. 1909
Third Race-Six furiongs-Corder. lOT (FrosD, .
to l. won; Yondatega. o. landry, t. !. second;
Pearl, loi Valentine to l. third. Time; Jan.
Fourth Race-Ons mie-DOgtown. IL III. Lewis)
TO l. won Tony Honing W tDuaan, 10 to 1. sec
ond: Gulder. NJ (Webar). 6to /, third Time l:4lk.
Fifth Race-Fonr and one half furlongs-Ise oinds
10Y Ross. 2 to /. won: Marie Orendorf ~ Dugan
to l, second: HE Away, lo3 Forehands d to .
third Time, 0:5bA.
sixth Race-One and one.tourth miles. selling
Jessamine Porter % tChoat u to I. won; Sallie
Lamar. rs tDuganl, second Ennomis. % (Bolan).
IS TO 3, third Time. 2:07.
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At st. Louis.

Sr. LOUIS. July 25.-There was a good attendance
At the Fair Grounds this afternoon notwithstanding
the opprp ssye weather and the speculative frater
nifty picked the winners freely Long shots carried
of hrst money IN majority of instances The event
Of the day was the two.and onc eighth mile race
which was captured by Chimura. Track lumpy and
heavy. Summaries:
FIRST Race--Five and a half furlongs Kentucky
Farmer. 1Os Jenkins, to l. won; Lamp Wick. 1Os
tHoden), . to l. second; Leipsig, 1o5 (Gilmorel, 7
to I, third. Time, 1llT.
Second kace-siG furiongs- Harry Duke III Con
ley). to 2, won; Fourth Ward, 1O7 Gilmore, to
/, second; Ferroll. lo5 Jcnkinsj. to /. third
Time, 1:l6.
Third Raoc-Fivo and half furonRs-A ALICE Tur-
ner. ~ Piggott, to o. won; Ida Ledfori. IL
tJenkins), to !, second John Halsey, II. Mac
Joynt, Z to l, third. Time. l:opH.
Fourth lace-Two miles aud an eighth -Chmura.
o. HouCkl, 4 to b. won Koiac, lO2 (MacJoynp, 70
l. second; Jack Bradley. ao2 Vtittoe 10 to 1, third
Time, 1852
Fifth Race-six furlongs- Barrlso. 100 GJenktns).
10 TO 3. won Chiffon, 1O7 (Conley) to 1. second;
Necklace, 100 CMacJoinD, 3 TO l. third. Time. 1910
2. won; Trimmer. ~ tsouthard), 8 to |. second:
Helen Paxton. " Vitittoej. 10 to 1, third. Time.
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Baseball Notes.

John CAllagham.-No.
+. I. Stahell,-Pit her
F.F. S,-rhe run does not count.
Ell. Dyes Western clubs are here
j. r T.-Delehanty leads. unofficial averages
Martin Bergen says he will rcioin the Bostons at
Louisville.
IN lI3 games.
F. G-Jones has been with the Broohlyns since
the fall q lNNh
A. II. Graham,-The BroOklyns won the League
championship IN 1890.
". A.-Tne umpire hal nothing 10 say about the
run which should have cuun'ei.
Fair One at That. Alex. Smith can he Ad
dressed al Martins Hotel, BruaIWay.
Bro Iklyn rOotrE clamuriug for IIanlun to give
Nragrr a turn IN the box ir"trad OF MrJAncs.
l.. Martini Mcbride Hbs good Us amy. >.
There NO ,oIored players III the leagues you
mention.
The Bay Ridge A, {. has Aug Z. ri and Labor Day
uwo gAmesl open for al outVf town team Offering
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ST. LOUIS. 4. NEW YORK. ..

ST., LOUIS. July 25.-The Porfcctos defeated
the New lorks to-day for the second time by,a
score OF 1 to >. and In consequence are now in
the money in the amponship race, The
game was brilliant throughout. marked by al
most perfect pitching and smappy fielding. the
honurs being about equally divided, Mcbride.
the young cOliegian handled the sphere for St
Louis, while Carrick, who shut out the Tebcau-
ties once this season. performed like office
for the Manhattanites. Seymour played right
in place OF iernan, who was sick. The only
runs secured by New York were made in the
ffh inning, Warner singled past short;
Carrck struck out; Van Hatren singled to
centre; Grady drove to left. scoring Warner,
Van liatrcn coming in on Burkett's tumble:
st Louis Knocked out three runs in their half
OF the fifth. Tebeau singled. stealing second;
Blake made dcntically the same play: Connor
flied out 10 Gleason; Mcbride drove to Gleason.
forcing Tcbcau out at plate: Burkett singled.
scoring Blake: Childs drove to right field for
three bags. scoring Mcbride and Burkett.
The home team, secured another run in the
sixth on BIqke's drive to right centre for three
bags bringing in Tcbeau This ended tho run
getting. Thrty-hye hundred persons wit
messed the game Warmers sensational one
hand running catch of foul fly from TcDcau's
bat enthuscd the fans. The score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE ASD AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York Gt 81. Louis; Boston at Cincinnati;
philadcph at Chicago; Baltimore at Cleveland;
Washington at Pittsburg
EAsTERN LEAGUE.
Montreal at Toronto Rochester at Syracuse,
Providence at Hartford, Worcester at Springfield.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Newark at Richmond; leading at WilkesbHrrsi
Allentown at Lancaster.
OTHER GAMES.
Herald vs.. Tribune. at Prospect Park.
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Jim Corbett to Build Gymnasium on
broadway.

Jim Corbett received visit from Prof Walter
Watson. boxing instructor OF the Olympic 4. C.
of san Francisco. yesterday. Watson is the man
who taught Corbett how to box and paved tho
way for the champions career in the ring
Watson explained that his trip East is to start
gymnasium in this city. somewhere on
ncr in the venture and the pair have made ar
engagements to rent large ktldinR. The cdi-
llc" will lie fitted up. so CoTbett says. with all
the latest exercising para phernalia and will be
the finest Of its kind Lessons in physical cul-
turc aud boxing will be given.
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Palmer Dcfers His Departure Until Next
Saturday.

Billy Gray was In receipt Of q cable despatch
from Pedlar Palmer yesterday in which the
famous English bantam said that he had
changed the date Of his departure from to-day
and woudsursly sail from Liverpool for Amer
lea next Saturday afternoon to meet Terry
McGovern at the Westminster A. G. on Sept in
n twenty-fv -round bout Regarding the an
nouncement that Billy Brady had also signed
Palmer and that the latter would meet
McGovern at Coney Island for a $4,000
purse Gray said: Palmer has also wired me
that he has not signed with Brady or any club
IN America save at the Westchester A. G. We
have both palmers and Ordway's signatures as
well as McG9vern's and there Is no chance Of
1.0OO for Palmer 10 sign with him. and then
at the last moment he was to come to us and
have our club take pictures of the go II
Palmer intended to meet McGovern, in Decem-
Saturday. would he 2"
A peculiar yet humorous. feature OF the arti-
cles signed between Palmer and McGovern
provides that the men must weigh In ten hours
before the fight. As the battle is to be decided
in the afternoon this would compel the boxers
70 get up at O'Clock in tho morning to 20 on
the scales.
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,:lo class. trortins, two in three heats; purse


ALBANY. July 25.-Big fields and exciting finishes
characterized the frst days racing at Island Park
TIL attendance the largest seen at the track in
many years. despite the threatening weather. Every
heat fought ont t. the wlre and in the 20
the nnor turned mp i'll neglected outsider. NOlo
at all times the favorte for the 24O trot After
being laid up for tho first heat she won the next
three without difficulty and gained her st mark of
2:IsA. The unfinished race was the liveliest Of the
day from speculative standpoint Whirlwind and
Timepiece being about equal favoritcs. Summaries:
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Northern Farmer Wins tho Stewards Cup
Mt Goodwood.

Srecidl Cable Dtipdith 10 THE suN.
LONDON. July 25.-At Goodwood to-day tho
Stewards Cup, OF 800 sovereigns added to a
handicap sweepstakes OF 10 soveregns for
three year olds and upward. six furlongs. was
won by H. Bottomeys Northern Farmer. Sir
]. Blundel Naples Nun Nicer was second and
Richard Croker's Americus. ridden by l. Reiff
was third. Lord William Beresfords Myakka.
ridden by Martin. was unplaced. Nineteen
horses ran
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PLOTTING.
More Talk About Bringing Fit. and Mccoy
Together,

Former Champion Bob Fitzsimm ons has out
lined quite campaign In the rinG for next win
ter. Fitz Is in fine condition. He spends most OF
his leisure hours ut Bath Beach. whore he lives
during the summer. but occasionally he finds
some spare time TO take a trip to town. Yes
terday he visited Billy Gray at the latter's
ofilce In West Twenty seventh street. Just
what tho lanky pugilist said was not dlvuged.
but that he Is DESTROYS Of cinchinR n match
with Kid Mccoy is evident. Gray. by tho way.
Is looking after the Kids interests again, and
has been authorized to match Mccoy against
Fttz 1t Is said that a decker is under way to
brinR the pair together at Westchester and
have pictures taken OF the battle. An excep-
tionally large inducement has been offered TO
sderation.
1t is known that Fltzslmmons is interested
In the Coney Island Club and that the other
members OF the organization may object to
him lighting elsewhere. But they may give
IN. Tor Grays offer is said to be OF such proper
Lions 70 rs compensate everybody all around.
The chances OF getting perfect pictures OF the
mill. which would be a. gold brick In Itself.
VIII probably induce Fitzsimmons to accept
should there be a hitch in bringing Fitz and
Mccoy together an attempt will be- made to
get Tommy Ryan to face Mccoy.
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tie a. 'E' programme has been arranged fos
h~ Lr.i. -r'' II mo Egrnn A. e.. which will
crack tft ..r. iHE Fark IN Aug g. Among the
a. 81. ,,, D., - u" Iav" announced their attention
GiU l,, - t'' t.thuAEan, sheldon, Clapp. Nc
EtaW H. Marvel. Fitzpatrick, Walsh and
r,nsr.l. D,.., h"SSinE list OF events las been ar
go ara inli", novice race 100. yard dash
y and ,"'le run, one mile run. throwing 10.
bIos4 !uIup iii inning high jump and standing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-26

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