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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-22
Rev. Baehy to Lead Mems Meeting.

Announcement is made that the mems
meeting of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION will be led tomorrow afternoon by
Rev. E. B. Basby, pastor of. the Ninth
Street Christian Church The meeting will
be held at o'clock in the gymnasium and
Just preceding that hour the subcommittee
in charge will meet in the directors room
for brief preliminary prayer service
The committee consists of George W.
Stone, chairman Harry Blake, F. NJ. Brad
ley, E. II. Booth, r. c. Callahan, Rev. H.
A. Davis, F. A. Fennng, Charles D. Fin
ley, j. E. Hazeltine, E. l.. Harvey, G. F.
Johnson, S. T. Murray, J. C. R. Main A
K. Paris, Jesse E. Potbury. DR.. Alfred N
Seal, Henry x. Simpson, Albert Speiden
Theo. 7. Smell, H. G. Wilbur, Arrest A.
Ziegler, c. +. Crane, c. S. Carlisle and
Andrew ]. Bradley. Mr.. Charles S. Clark
directs the singing at the mems meetings
At 2:45 o'clock every Sunday afternoon
Col. Chas. Bird, U. 8. A., conducts a Bible
class for men
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Half Rates to Atlanta. Ga, by the
Seaboard Air Line.

April "a, %, 20, 81, account of Interna-
tional Sunday School Association, the Sea-
board Air Line will sell tickets to Atlanta
and return at rate of $3.50 for the round
trip. This is $500 cheaper than via other
routes.
Through coaches and sleeping cars.
For further information apply No. 1434
New York avenue, or Pennsylvania railroad
ticket officeS-Advt.
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The EddinGton Snie-Rare Furuiture
" lIibifjop

f"ia -.ai elegance will BE- displayed at
IueStay next in the exhibition Of rare
EoEsgh hold furniture in black English ana
Flemish Carved Oak. ChippeudaIe and Sber-
airh Mahogany. Fine China and Glassware
OIL Paintings. Water Colors. OId F,npIisb
Prints, Oriental Rugs and Carpets. Shelf
field Plate, Mrrors. Grand Piano. Curios
from Japan and China. Ships Lanterns. &c.
&c- All ~ be sold Al Auction Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday at II am and 3 nm
by catalogue See auction columns for par
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-22
Ready Circle Chooses Officers

The annual election of the Ready Circle.
Kings Sons and Daughters, of the Epi-
phany Church was held last evening, when
the following officers were chosen from q
large list of nominees: President, Mr.. A
Norton; vice president, Mr.. w. Metcalf;
secretary, Miss A. Macarthur; assistant Sec
rotary, Mr.. l.. Hayes; treasurer, Miss NJ. l..
Dodd. The new officers will be installed
next Friday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-22

OF the International Sunday School Asso-
citation, Atlanta, Ga
For the above occasion the Southern Rail-
way announces a rate of one single first
class fare for the round trip from all sta
lions on its lines. Fare from Washington
for the round trip. $3.50. Tickets on sale
April "a, %, 26, u; final limit. May 8. 1899
Through Pullman drawing room sleepine.
cars, hrst-ciass vestibuled coaches: dining
car service on through tratns.-Advt
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BROWN ALUMNI CLUB,
Organization Formed OF Which Sec
retary Hay is President,

Organization Formed OF Which Sec
rotary Hay is President.
There was a meeting of the graduates of
Brown University last night at the Riggs
House, when the Brown Alumni Club of
Maryland and the District of Columbia was
organized. Mr.. John Hay, Secretary of
State, was elected president; Charles II.
bingham, vice president; John w. Olcutt.
secretary, and Alexander L. Britton, treas
urer. The executive committee consists
OF these officers and Prof. VIM. A. WILDER,
Gen. George NJ. Sternberg and A. NJ. Quick
Dinner was served when the business of the
evening had been transacted.
The gathering was marked by great en-
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Broke Window Glass.

Esil Maxwell, eight years old, was in the
Police Court today on a charge of throwing
stones. He and two little companions broke
eight panes Of glass yesterday in the Wal
ZACH school building. Policeman Miller
took the boys to their parents hoping to
settle the affair at their homes, but he did
not succeed Esil admitted that he brok q
some of the window panes and said he
would not do so again. His father prom
ised to punish him and pay the damages.
and the case was dismissed
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Beneficial Association,

Articles Incorporating the United Butch
ers and Meat Cutters Beneficial Associa-
ton were filed today with the recorder OF
deeds The incorporators are John Auth.
Fritz Mack, Fritz Vogel. John Schrandnar.
Roman Hornfng, George Bakermith and
Joseph Neulaud.
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LOCAL MENTION.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Acadeny-"Black Patti Troubadours."
Bijuu-VaudeviIe.
Columbia-The Frawley Company, pre-
senting Alabama"
Grand Opera House-Hlgh-class vaude-
willie.
Kernan's I.yceum Theater-Phil Sheri-
dams city Sports
National Theater-'Her Atonement.''
Ohio avenue and 18th street-BattIe of
Getty sburg.
For amUseulents see page "a.
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Chr. Xander, 900 7th St.

We should. Our prices are real money saw
ers for finest work F. G. Nolte, $40 9th st.
Chr. Xander, 900 7th St.
Many persons who would never order
suit of clothes at q shoemakerS, think they
find good wine or liquor at any nearby
place under gay labels. Few inquire if the
dealer knows much about the origin and
the nature of his wares; If he had expert
ence with grape varieties, the fermenting
process and the handling of Wines or with
distilling material and distilHng methods
or If he can discriminate qualities and is
conversant with the composition of liquors.
Hence many disappointments. At Chr.
Handlers wholesale house you obtain cor
rect information based on practical expert
ence of the kinds named, and you can from
the original casks compare, for choice the
qualities of the wines and liquors described
in his illustrated price list pamphlet The
cheapest of six California Sauternes I'm
stock Asst 1891, at IS doz., Doc. Qt satisfies
purchasers accustomed to ordinary San
ternes from Bordeaux, of which Chr Kan
der keeps kinds from So to SIG doz 1t
What's the matter with Lieutenant Hob
son? Is he dead? He must have lost his
speech since he has been kissed by SO MANY
girls, for he keeps so very silent But the
people of Washington don't keep silent in
praising the National Capital Brewing Co 8
famous Diamond and Muenchener beer
Case of "A pints, $1.2o Phone 222. 1t
Better Hurry and Send to Boston
Baking Co. those labels from their long
Loaf and square loaf" Best bread In
town. Your grocer sells II" ap2O-tf
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Painfully Injured.

MI F. b. Clark. patent attorney. sos
G street northwest, met with painful ac-
cident last evening while getting of a car
on the eth street line His right hand was
caught in the iron gate on the platform and
crushed. DR.. Geo. Henderson was called
and found II necessary to amputate one OF
his Gngera
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at John c. Parker's, 617 7th street, of the
Neostyle dupHcator. This duplicator is
supplied with an electric motor and makes
sixty revolutions a minute. This machine
is as fast as a small printing press. 1t is
attracting considerable notice among the
business men OF the city.
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Handsome three-story and basement buff
brick dwelling re. cor. Of 18th ana Kene-
saw ave. co uHbia Heights. viii be sold at
auction by trustee on Monday afternoon at
40 o'clock. See advt.
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Refused Admission

Mr.. ]. A. Frank, the District sanitary Of
fcer, has reported tos the Commissioners
that Henry Watkins was refused admission
to the Garfield and Breedmen's Hospitals
Wednesday last. The former institution
Mr.. Frank states, explained that there wa 9
no room for the man, while the latter said
not fit subject for that institution. The
man was subsequently admitted to the
Washington Asylum Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-22

if they are not bothered with headache
Bromo-pepsin takes this worry off your
shoulders. Cures promptly and permanent
ly. Toe. to soc. bot. AT all druggists-Adv
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Chureh of Cevenant orgnn Reci,nl

Mr. Harvey Murray announces the fifth
organ recital at the Church of the Cove
nant on next Saturday. April ~. at 40.
This program will be made up of the choice
selections from the four recitals given in
guests"
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Charged With Stealing a Coat.

Samuel Hawkins, colored, aged seventeen
years, was arrested this morning by Detec-
uves Parhsm and Gallaher on the charge
of stealing a coat valued at SIS from John
NJ Rieman He will be arraigned In the
Police Court Monday. The coat was recov.
cred by the detectives
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Debate POSfuoued

The Georgetown Law School Debating So
ciety has found II to be advisable to post
pOne The debate announced for the 22d in
slant The event is now scheduled for the
29sh, one week later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-22

Walter Craig. colored, fifty years old.
was fined $50 by Judge Kimball TODAY with
the alternative of spending ninety DAYS on
the farm, for crap shooting. The Judge
said that Craig iss-the. oldest crap shooter
ever tried in his court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-22

4"o-SloTE orlck dwelling on south side of
\ St bet. 4th and 9TH SITS will he sold nv
trustee at auction on Monday afternoon At
5:15 O'Clock. 50 advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-22

Hoods Pills cure liver Ills; the nonirr,ating and
only cathartic to take With Hoods sarsapariIla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-22

clients will speak in the Roman, Assyrian
and other halls afternoons at 4:3o and even
ings at $50. Open from am. to 10 pm.-
Advertisement.
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Money to lend at Az. 8 and per cent on
real estate. Frank 7. Rawlings 1905 Pa ave
Advertisement.
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GRAND Atlantic Hotel

Virginia ave. and the Beach, Atlantic City y J.
Third season hgh-cass hotel. $50 beautiful
rooms, heated by steam overlooking boardwalk and
new steel pier. Every mudern requisite Elevators
10 street Extensive parlors. Orchestra con-
certs daily. Spring rates $1,000, $500 and 81 50
per week. $3.50 per day up. Cuisine and service
the best Write for booklet
fe2s-52t-1 CHARLES e. COPE.
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SORE
Solid SORE FROM KNEE TO INSTEP
THOUGHT HAVE TO BE AMPUTATE1D
WALKED WITH CRUTCH. ALMOST WILD
WITH PAIN
SAID NEVER COULD BE CURED"
TRIES CUTICURA. SLEEP AFTER FIRST
APPLICATION. CURED IN EIGHT WEEKS.

/ was afflicted with terrible leg caus d
by cut. 1t became so infamed that it was
thought 1t would have TO be amputated My ply
stefan said that lit could never be cured. that it
would remain running sore on account of the
poisonous state of my blood' When l got out OF
bed could hardly stand the pain, and had TO get
along with crutch. tried all kinds of blood aud
other medicines without success. my leg getting
until it became solid sore from my knee
to instep. Utterly discouraged and almost wild
with pain, gave up IN despair, making up nay
mind that death would be a sweet relief. Casually
picking up old paper / noticed the description
of a who had been cured by CUTICURA
cured the CUTTCURA RESOLVENT. CUTICURA
SOAP and CuT1CURA (ointment) The first appli-
cation Of CUT1CURA OINTMENT, after carefully
washing my leg with warm water aud plenty OF
the CUTICURA SOAP gave me much relief
that I able to sleep over half of the night,
and after the third day rested well every night.
/ went on improving, and in exactly eight weeks
from the time began the of CUTiCURA
edes able to return to my trade carpenter
ing), well and sound.
7. @. BRISCOB.
Aug. 10, 1895 160 w. Hunter ST.. Atlanta, Ga.
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LACE CURTAINS AND BLANKETS
clea ned A. +. BORNOT 1903 G st.
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]. H Small & Sons, florists. 18th and G
SITS, Washington, and 1153 Broadway, N. Y.
Advertisement
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sc0Trs EMULSION overcome.
the excessive waste of rho srs
tenn. puts on flesh, nourishes and
builds up the body, making If The
remedy for all wasting a;saosass
of adults and children. We hara
had prepared for us by a nhVsi.
clan little book, telling in easv
words how and why Scott's Emui.
sion benefits, and a postal card
enough to have it sent TO Won free
SCOTT & BOVINE. New YorL.
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s1.25 to baltimore and Retur,

via B. and O. Saturday and Sunday. April
% and %, good for return until following
Monday. Good on all trains except Royal
Limited.-Advt.
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ROYAL. HEADACHE TABLETS.
The only guaranteed sure cure for all
Headaches, Neuralgia and Indigestion in
ten minutes Toe
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New Hotel Majestic.

virginia ave. and Beach Unobstructed ocean
view. Capacity 800. Brand throughout.
Elevator 10 street. Steam heat. Excellent In
cuisine and service. Special March and April
rates Write for booklet W. Fl. STEELE.
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Hotel Imperial,

Maryland ave. and Beach. Ocean view Rebuilt
ENLARGED Refurnished. Moderate prices.
nhiS-5m l. g. KENDRiCE.
THE WETHERILL. KENTUCKY AVE AND
Beach.-Iiomelike Lotel Capacity. 200. Pleasant
rooms. Excellent table. Spring rate, 81 on daily:
IS weekly. Write for Booklet Mrs ny MOVER.
nhlS-1St-4
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Your Appropriation for Floral Deco
ratiOns for your commencement will go far
thest If GUIDE has the order. 1924 F.-Adyt.
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Gas Ranges from $500 Up. Blue Flame
Oil Stoves, $500 and up. A. EberIy's Sons
us 7th st. NV.
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Arlington and Return Or Sunday, lie
Electric trains every II min. 1872 4 Pa ave
--AJVgrtis entnt
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$1.25 to Baltimore and Return s1.25

ia pennsylvania Railroad
Tickets on sale Saturday and Sunday,
April % and %, good to return until Mon
day. April "a All trains except Congress
sional IIimited-Adyt
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Book
Free.
Diamonds Down

request will be enough to have it sen
SCOTT 4 BOVINE
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We can save You 25 per cent on Diamonds
we bought DeIore the advance. Diamonds
mounted to your order, l to 8 Karats M *
per cent less than any one who has bought
lately sell for.
We guarantee our prices.
Geo. w. Spier, $40 9th St.
,p2l -lOd
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Observation-Disclosures

THE NEW MATHEWSON,
Narragansett Pier, K. 4.
A superb hotel directly on ocean front
Write for booklet.
New York city address. 260 4th ave.
ap20-eo, On
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THE PHOTOGRAPHIC SUCCESS OF
THE SEASON Is THE
LONDON PANEL PORTRAIT OF
BACHRACH & BRO,
Studios. 1881 F st. NV
Suitable for framing, any style or pose, OF
finest finish. ONLY ONE DOLLAR FOR
a LIMITED TINE
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CITY ITEMS.

Doy ~ CUTICURA SOAP.
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Are We to Do Your Spring Painting.
We should. Our prices are real money saw
ers for finest work. F. G. Nolte $40 9th St
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Try brick of Fusselrs Star Ice Cream.
Strawberry Fruit Cream. open evenings.
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For best Portraits, Studio 100 Pa. ave,
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Sold throughout the world POTTER D. AND C.
CORP. Sole Props, Boston. How to Cure Every
Humor," free.
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KFNNY'S
FINE DRY ROASTED COFFEES
HAVE NO EQUAL.
PURE SUGARS SOLD AT COST.
c. d. kENNY'S 8 CITY STORES.
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NO MORE IMPORTED BEERS
for the men who have tried ''Pabst" new
"Doppcl Brau.' The finest dark beer in the
world. rqonths Old pure, wholesome and
delicious. Drop postal or telephone for
case. Pabst Brewing Co. 703 N Cap. st.
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Work in Chinatown.


and all social functions reasonably at Dow
news Model Stables 1622-2S /. st.-Advt.
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CUT ICURA
BEGINS WITH THE BLOOD AND ENDS WITH
THE SKIN AND SCALP

That is to say, it purifes the blood and eircu-
latfng fluids of HUMOR GERMS. and thus removes
the cause. while warm baths with CUTICURA
SOAP, and gentle amounting with CUTlCURA
(ointment), greatest of emollient skin cures,
cleanse the skin and scalp of crusts and scales,
allay itching, burning and Inflammation, seothe
and heal Thus speedily. permanently and
economically cured the most torturing, disfguring
humors of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss Of
hair, when the best physicians and all other REM
edies fall.
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Best Clothes Are Cheanest

Best Clothes Are Cheapest
- in the long run, to say nothing Of the sat
- fsfaction Of wearing perfect-httins garments
- 1--we make the best-gIve you the newest
- Woolens. and, withal, prices are very rem
sonable. go
Snyder 6 Wood ra ,,9, and and importers.
spal.1Od AA henn' A'enos'
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Artificial Eyes at HempIer's 9th and ave.
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GENTS SUITS CLEANED.
A. F. BORNOT, 11O3 G St
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THE COLONIAL HOTEL

THE COLONIAL HOTEL.
The Colonial has beef converted into an ideal
spring and hote-- Il has over l5e feet o{
glass-inclosed ycranda. with heated sun parl0rs
for invalids. The rooms are elegantly aud com.
fortahIy furnished The table is supplied with
every delicacy in season. Purest arfeslau water
Every improvement. CT inning, fishing and sailing
are the popular sports Write FOR rates. routes
and ROOMS TO ". J. WARRINGTON, Manager OF
the Colonial, Ocean City Nd.
Lots for sale SUMMER cottages for rent, fur
nished $50 to $500 per year Stores and beard.
Ing houses Tor rent. mll5-th,s tu-tf
The record-union., 1899-09-20
New Chinese Weapon.

An ingenious Chinese military man
has recently invented a weapon which
the Mandarins at Peking think will
cause terror in the hearts of the invad,
ers, and an order has been issued for
the manufacture of a large supply t9
be distributed throughout the army.
According to description that appears
in the Chinese papers this terrible
weapon is a combination of spear and
shovel At one end of the pole there
is a large, sharp pike. such as knights
of medieval times used to carry. AT
the other end there is a shovel, or
spade, with blade about eight inches
wide, which can be used both as an
intrenching tool and as a weapon.
It is especially handy in beheading
prisoners, and all the Chinese soldier
has to do is to stick the pike at one end
of his pole through the body of his en-
emy, and then turn it around and cut
off the head with a shovel. Instead OF
sending the inventor of this terrible
weapon to The Hague to rcpresent
China in the Peace Conference, the EN-
press Dowager rewarded him with a
button of the second class. = Pitts,
burg Chronicle.
The record-union., 1899-09-20

upon marrying Cagot, his brother, who
was cure Of Lourbes, had his estates
confiscated by virtue of an old law
which reduced any one marrying a
Cagot to the same condition. To this
day the descendants of this couple are
peasants.
1t took five Cagots to witness against
one pure" man. They were obliged to
wear piece of cloth sewn on the front
of their dress; in some parts this was
shaped like a ducks foot, and was
either red or yellow. They had to eat
the meat condemned as bad in the
markets, privilege which they seemed
to have shared with the lepers, to whom
they were so constantly and so unjustly
likened, for we find in an old statute
of the time of Richard III. of Scotland
the following pleasing provision: 1T
is statute. that gif any man brings to
the market any corrupt swine or
salmond to be saudi, they sable taken
to the Baillies; and in continent with
out any question, sable sent to the Lip
per folk, they sable destroyed alluter-
lie''-Cornhill Magazine.
The record-union., 1899-09-20
MCCOY THE WINNER.
HAS NO TROUBLE IN GETTING
AWAY WITH O'DONNELL.
Knocks Him Down and Out in the
Sixth Round With Left Swing
Mccoy After Fitzsimmons.

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Kid Mccoy
had little difficulty in getting away
with Steve O'Donnell in the arena of
the Broadway Athletic Club tonight.
Despite O'Donnell's advantage of hight,
reach and weight, Mccoy went at him
gradually, without taking any care
less liberties, and soon had his big
adversary in trouble. O'Donnell new
er landed a good blow on Mccoy, while
the latter was gaining ground in each
succeeding round.
Round 1-They spared at long range
for some moments. Steve tried two
lefts for the body, but failed to land
Mccoy sent two lefts to the face, and
landed a light left swing to the jaw.
Then he sent a similar blow to the chin,
without getting anything back from
the big fellow.
Round mccoy led a light left for
the face, and then tried a right swing,
which Steve blocked. Mccoy was
cautious and took no chances. and held
O'Donnell so safe that Steve could not
reach him.
Round 3-The kid" opened with a
light left to the neck and tried for the
body, but was short. They exchanged
light lefts on the head, and Mccoy shot
his right to the body He followed
quickly with a hard left swing on the
jaw, and O'Donnell staggered 90 the
ropes.
Round 4-As usual Mccoy was on the
aggressive. and sent the left to the
face. Left and right to the wind were
McCoy's next leads, after which Steve
landed a light left on the Kids" ear
and a right tap on the forehead. Steve
put a couple of light lefts to the face
but Mccoy drove him to the ropes with
left swing on the jaw, and drove both
hands to the body in quick succession,
and O'Donnell staggered to his corner.
Round 5-McCoy landed a left on the
jaw, and then sent left and right to
the body. Two left swings from the
kid" on the jaw brought two rights
from O'Donnell, which touched up Nc
Coy's wind The kid" then forced
matters, sending left and right swings
to the jaw, and put O'DonneH on the
ropes, where Steve clinched.
Round 6-McCoy opened with left and
right swings to the jaw, then he stag
gered Steve to the ropes with a left on
the jaw. Two left jabs to the body
made Steve stagger. O'Donnell went
down from a left swing, and took the
limit to get up. Mccoy rushed at him
as soon as he arose and landed on him
at will. Mccoy finally put him down
with left swing. O'Donnell was count
ed out.
After the men had returned to their
dressing-rooms Mccoy said: II will
post ST 900 tomorrow to meet Bob
ityc inn, fJo of
weight champion of the world at 15S
pounds. My money will remain up for
thirty days. and should Fitzsimmons
ignore my def, will claim the title and
withdraw my money, after which I will
| challenge Fitzsimmons at catch
weights