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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-19

The receipts lu tIle pUiIGv morning amounted 10 $50. Dr. I. [. Edgar, Dentist, Office ovet citizens Bank. Both phones. If
 - Messrs. Charles Veil and L. 4. Samuels are in Chicago on business. Ifyou want your prescriptions de- livered quick send them to aWaiker Drug Go.
 The Cotton Belt pay cur arrived Sunday aud now 'sthe boys' are happy.
 FUDGE, FUDGE, FUDGE. Better than ever, for sale only by Strauss < Miller.
 Mr. James Matthews. the popular beer man, has returned from a busi- ness trip to St. Louis.
 If you want any thing from a drug store and want it quick, tele- phone Walker Drug Go, " Mrs. J. T. Mitchell and son have returned from a pleasant visit to Mrs. Hearrin, at Mobile, Ala,
 Success with your bread depends on the Flour. QUEEN BEE FLOUR NEVER FAILS.-Strauss & Miller, sole agents.
 Mr. $. E. Adams, of Noble Lake. spent a few hours in the city Sunday while en route home from a pleasure trip to Georgia.
 FOR SALE A 6-3orse power en- zine, good as new. at bargain. Apply to or write the Adams Wilson Printing Co.,, Pine Bluff, Ark. tf
 Messrs, R. H. Steeer. and Ernest Hummer will go to .adon Tues day and enjoy a lew shooting ducks.
 Miss Nina Smart will Esee Wels- neaday for Florida. wher.....le will spend few months with friends. On her return she will witness Mardi Gras at New Orleans.
 alker Drug Coo keep standing -eady at all times a horse and bi- eiele for quick delivery of any thing ordered from them.
 Mir. J. " Donovan. of Tyler, Tex. who is now with the Cotton Belt there but was formerly stationed here. is calling on his Pine Bluff friends to day.
 For that CHILLED FEELING each meal take cup of CHASE < SANBORN'S FAMOUS SEAL BRAND. .GOFFEE-Strauss & Mil.- CT. sole agents.
 Mrs. Alex Dryburgh returned to her home at Monroe, La, Sunday night after being ia the city several weeks under the care of "a physician. Her health is somewha t=improved.
 Do you want to see Pine Bluff have a firet-clsss city directory in every respect? Ii so, place an adver. tising contract for space in our new 20th Century Illustrated Directory. The larger your contract the better tie directory will be.
 q If ADAAIs-W WusoN PRINTING Co. Mir. J. T. Holmes, a wealthy bank CT of LaBelle. Mo, accompanied by his charming daughter, Miss Magic, will arrive in the city next Wednes- day, and will spend several days here the guests of their relatives, Capt. and Mrs W J. Galbraith and Mr. and Mrs John L Milis.
 Mir. l.. c. Matthews, the handsome little travelling salesman who can make more friends in two minutes than most drummers can gain in two months, has returned from business trip over his Arkansas terri tory. He reports trade good. Mr. Matthews is hustler and is deserv edly popular with the buying public < 8, New Goods.
 4NA-/zssY RSf$S E Suits made su eSsssSe 1IN, Ht to order
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
PRACTICE AT PRINCETON.

Princeton, March ls.-After two weeks of hard.
fast practice. Clarke. rhe coach. and Captain Hie-
brand are beginning TO apprecfable
provement in the work OF the twenty-five candi-
dates who are struggling for places the varsity
nine The coaching force increased on Mon
day by the arrival of Willis pitcher of the Boston
League team. As the squad Of players has al
ready been reduced to a small number, there will
be no further wedding of the until the
team is picked for the early games the part
OF this month.
Inc Iolowing players are putting strong all
around work. especially in batting Kafer Robin
son, Steinwender Brown. Bush, Paulmier Wat
klns, Hutchings and Hutchinson. At present there
seems TO be only three places the which
are deflnltely settled. namely, the battery. He-
brand ana INafer, and Watkins centre field. or
the candidates for the first bag, Chaoman. Greene
and Meier. the latter has shown up the best
StelnweIoer and Bush are putting up almost an
even race for second base, with the former
trine ahead. Hutchinson and Hutchings are work
ing for third base, but in the former needed
70 cover shortstop. Hutchings will have the place
duncan ul, and Burke, 20. putting up strong
competition for short. For left field Parllutar IL
clearly leading the candidates. with Brown second
Robinson. Langdon Parsons and Roper are yCorIT-
ing hard for right Held. Robinson is beav
hitter, and with steady Improvement will probabIy,
place
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
cArHoLIc cHrRcH As DRAMATIC scHooI
FATHER DUCEY ENJOINs ACTORS To TAKE
CHRIST AND HIS MOTHER As MODELS
or THEIR ART

Father Ducey. rector of St Leos Church No. II
East Twenty-egh preached last night TO the
members or the Actors Church Alliance. Speak
ing OF the Passion Play at OberammeTgau. Ba-
varia and relating its history and purposes, Father
Ducey said:
1t is greatly be feared that the influx OF So
called fashionable society at Obe-ammergau dur
ing the presentation OF the Passion plays will
gradually pervert the simplicity, ardor and ferVor
Of the plays The principal parts in these plays
are generally hereditary and 1t is considered a
disgrace TO take part in them. The memory
of the scene is never lost by persons witnessing
the representation of our Lords suffering.
The Catholic Church is a great dramatic school
the whole service or the Church bespeaks one
grand dramatic movement. Yet many Of the
Church members never catch the spirit OF the pur-
pose TO reach the intellect and heart through the
senses. The Two greatest dramatic characters in
history. would say Christ ana his Blessed
Mother You actors and actresses who have nigh
ambitions should take these characters your
ideals.
William F owen. Charles Catlin. Oliver S0"d
Byron. Alexander Law Miss Engel Sumner. Miss
Irene AckeTman. Miss Rosa Rand Mrs. Maud At
kinson and the Misses Mcneil.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
BANK CLERKS LEAGUE GAMES.

Four games. one a postponed game. were bowled
Saturday night in the Bank Clerks League at
Reids alleys. The results follow
FIRST GAME.
Importers and Traders.-Beun. 137; Gilmour 1872 Mar
shall. I54 Lupton. 16I Spencer 154. total S09.
Chase National-Hsynes. I53 Martin. 100; Freed, l52;
Mitchell lG7, Booth I75. total. s04.
SECOND GAME.
Republlc-Brown. 100 Linz 1874: Mckay. 1888; Douglass
IA; Hartzel. lI2; total sJ+
Importers ard Traders-Benu, rs; Gtlmour. l49 Mar
shall, l4S: Iuptun IA; Spencer, 1l3 total 7S2
THIRD GAME.
-Ahrens. 1871. Goodal. Bouton. 153. Meyer.
I02; Alderman l23: total. 667
Importers Traders s'-Benn l09; GImour. t2I Mar
shall, las I-upton. 1$0 Spencer. i41: total 6a5
FOURTH GAME.
Republc-Browu l3S Linz Mckay. 40; Douglass
los; Hartzel. ISL total III.
Plaza-Ahrens 1876; GoodaIl. 1oa BoutoH, l&o; Meye-
100; Alderman 100, total. I45
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
VILLAGE ELECTIONS " WESrcHESTEn
MOST OF THE TICKETS IN THE FIELD For
TOMORROW ARE NON-PARTIsAN

TOMORROW ARE NON-PAR RTIsAN.
Village and elections be held to-
morrow throughout Westminster County The troll
ley question and questions OF economy and local
Improvement win hgure in the contests than
National State issues Most OF the nomina ions
non-partisan.
One OF the Hveliest contests Of The day will
probably be in Pelham Manor. where Frank X.
Hunter, the owner OF Hunters Island, is running
for President against E. T GiIland. inventor
Mr Gilliland who Is the present incumbent. il
running the Prohibition ticket. II said that
members of the New-Yor Athletic Club viii take
a prominent part in the election and will auto
mobiles he polls for the convenience Of voters
who will their ballots for Mr Hunter
In Larchmont Manor CaTsen Werdt a New York
lawyer who has been President for four years. has
left the field Frank Hardy, chairman Of he Re
gatta Committee Of the Larchmont Yacht Club Mr..
Hardy will probably be elected without opposition.
Mr. Wendt blocked the extension OF the Union or
-Huckleberry' Railroad through the manor-au act
for which the residents hold him in high esteem.
There are two tickets in the ield in Mamaroneck
and usual there will be a hard fight. Daniel
as its candidate for President John Carroll is
his opponent the Village Union ticket. Both
candidates Democrats. There is fight in
Pelham but in the adjoining village Of North Pei
ham tickets have been nominated a lively
time expected.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
He LEAVES cATHoLic CHURCH.
GIVEN FOR HIS CHANGE OF FAITH
BY THE REV A. RAUBERICH.

% IftE REN- A RAl BERI0H-
At the service in Christs Mission. No. i42 West
IWenty-hrst-St.. last evening the Rev. James A.
OConnor introduced his congregation the Rev.
Aiphonsus Hauberich. young priest Of the
franciscan order. that has charge Of the Church
of ST. Anthony. at Butler n j.. the scene of the
famous shrine and of the annual pilgrimage of
devout Catholics. Father Hauberich to DR..
O'Connor March "A the guest Of Christ :
Superintendent of his order the Rev. Aloysus
I-ouer, announcing his intention to leave the
Roman Catholic Church and giving his reasons
therefor Among other things the letter says:
1 hereby tender my resignation as one OF the
pastors OF 81. Anthonys Roman Catholic Church,
Butler. y. J.. and at the same time beg 10 notify
Eou oI my decision 10 Withdraw from tht- Ofdet o.
Fr1aTS Minor and To sever my connections with
The Roman Catholic Church.
can no longer believe in the Roman Catholic
Church the sole authority in the Church at
christ God is too great and too good 10 place limits
the bounds Ills Church according the
Roman rule. / had TO believe that outside the
Church of Rome there is salvation. and that
there could not be faith in God without faith in
the doctrines OF that Church.
Christ and the Pope closely associated in
the work Of the Church that without falth N the
Church. that without faith in the supremacy ot
Leo NlIl the infallibie teacher you cannot he u
true follower OF Christ.
The siEs OF the people not forgiven by priest
y absolution. God alone can forgive sin and Jesus
Christ is the only Mediator, the only High Priest.
no longer stand between COO anu the SINNER as
the Church of Rome requires her priests to do.
The payment Of money for masses for the living
ana the dead and for the administration or Sacra-
mens. the traffic in jubiees. pigrimaSeS. shrines
and relics were scandal 20 me.
Instead Of the Holy Scriptures being the rule OF
faith and, practice in the church. they have been
hidden under mass Of supersttions- My soul
found response from prayers addressed 10
statues and pictures
AIr HaubeTich will continue for the present 10
be he guest . Christ'S Mission.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
RLLLN 10 McREAAE cLTI EKPENAES

With considerable labor and care the City Club
has prepared pamphlet dealing with those bills
before the Legislature which If passed would
tend 10 increase the annual expenditures OF this
city. The purpose of the city club in doing is
inform the citizens specifically Of the nature
and the number OF the attacks upon the city
ury that appear regularly at Albany. The pam
phlet viii be issued this week.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
MILITARY TorRy4uENT ATHLETICS.
COMMITTEE MEETS AT THE SECOND BATTER
ARMoRY AND CONSIDERS ENTRIES.

COMMITTEE MEETS AT THE SECOND BATTERY
ARMoRY AND CONSIDERS ENTRIES
Al a meeting Of the Athletic Committee on the
athletic contests Of the Military Tournament to
open at Madison Square Garden on the evening of
Monday, March 70, held in the Headquarters of the
ID Battery yesterday. Major ". A. Turpin, the
chairman, reported the following entries:
One hundred yard run. military championship.
twenty-three entries; 100 yard run. handicap. fifty
six; go yard run handicap hfty-two; 40 yard
nltary thir5yye @ ~ yard M run
ptonship. twenty-five; $50 yard run, handicap. fifty
run novice, torty-one; mile military cham
pionshtp, fifteen: one mile run. handicap twenty
six; three legged race, scratch, twenty-five; sack
race scratch twenty three; obstacle race scratch
man TO run two laps twenty-five; one mile bicycle
race military championship. thirty-three one mile
race military championship. thirty-ffve half
mile bicycle race. military championship thirty
The following judged by the committee be
the best men in the bicycle contests: w. G. Franz.
sth Regiment (the National Guard champion 1900
J. Thompson 18th Regiment military Tournament
champion of 1897 G. Schofeld, 22d Regiment; W.
Il. Connors. I'D Regiment. A. Brexendorf 23d
Regiment; @. ". Crook, 18th Regiment; W. Tor
renee. 18th Regiment; J. Wills. Marine Corps I.
s. a.
In the short distance sprint" races these are
Judged the best: ". W Long Nth Separate Com
pany; W Cowdy 23d Regiment: H. l. Hilman.
18th Regiment: W 5. Edwards ana P. A SayIes.
I'D Regiment: a. Jackson. 2Sd Regiment. s J..
Josephthal lst Battalion. Naval Militia. ". d
Mccormick l3th Regiment
Middle and long distance classes are made of the
following w. F Mclaughlin and F A Onderdonk
I'D Regiment, F. G. McCirr and ". 2 Rollins 23d
Regiment. NJ. w Long, l7th Separate Company
J. Cassidy. West Point. J. * Lindsay 7th Artil-
ery, T.. s A. p. J. Cooley I'd Regiment
In the three legged the following Will COM
pete: P. A. Sayles and A w. Weston 20 Regi-
ment; r. Eiurcheson and ". D Edwards, 22d Regi-
ment: r r. Zimm and W Conley. list Regiment.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
KENTUcKY FUTURITY NOMINATIONS.

Lexington. Ky, March 1s (spec:aD.-A. Feather
stone whose thoroughbreds are wintering in this
county VII ship his horses East this week. as
has been reported. Julius Bauer, the trainer
night SAWS he horses viii be sent East before
April Is They in fine fettle. Mesmerist IS
looking well. and many believe that ne will prove
as invincible as a three-yea:-old as he in the
previous year.
More nominations have been made 10 the Trotting
Horse Breeders Kentucky Futurity stake for foals
Of 1901 than any previous year With Montana and
California vet 20 hear from nearl" l5o0 mares have
been narneG The record for the stake was in 1891
when about 1903 mares were named. This event
was won IN 1894 by Beuzetta, whose first money was
nearly $1,000 The first horse In the stake just
closed viii get $4,000
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
DRUG TRADE TOURNAMENT.

The General Chemical Company and Parke,
Davis & Co. double winners in the Whole
sale Drug Trade Association tournament At Reid :
alleys Saturday. The scores
FIRST GAME
General Chemical Company-Joerger. 123: Aekerson.
Colgate ~ Co-Barnes. 1oa Chrystal los. Kennedy.
ll9; Faulkner 1856; Colgate, 100, total, 74G
SECOND GAME.
Colgate & Co.-Barnez. ia. Chrvstal 17G. Kennedy.
lS6; Faulkner 1TU: Colgate. 1875 total. $50.
Roessler & Hasslecher Chemical CompanyKIahre 119;
Bode, l3 Msh. 133 Furgang. l3i Hamann. III total
659.
THIRD GAME.
General Chemical CompaHy-Joerger, 126; Ackerson,
i47i Mason. l46 Gore 124. Norman. ia total, 691.
Hasslacher Chemical COMPANY Klahre. rs:
Bode. 13S Mash 1876. Furgsng 81 Iiamann. III total
$50.
FOURTH GAME
National Lead Company-Sidford l76. Saunders 100.
Q Meek, III r p Meek. l0J; Kem,le IA. total T45
R. " Robinson & Son-KimbaIl. Iss, Robinson. ll6,
Hopper, l50; IIteli l2T Smith 14s; total. 1874
FIFTH GAME
Parke Davis & Co. Marriage 14e. Durand g; Blake,
To-; Bruun l2s. Carr lG+ total. T2I.
Robinson * SGn-Embar. 40; Robinson.
Hopper, IA, Littell. l39, Smith no total, 651
SIXTH GAME.
PaTlie. Davis & Co.-Mariager. 1877. Durand. l63
Blake, 169; BrInn 1893: Carr. rs, total, $50.
National Lead Companv-Sidford 80; Saunders. 40
c z. Meek 1913; r. p Meek. l25 Kembl@ no. total 716
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
CORNELLs SOUTHERN TRIP

Iihaca. y Y. March S--To-morrow, Jennings.
the coach will start the final week of practice with
the baseball candidates before Cornell leaves Ithaca
Tor the Southern trip The team as chosen con
sists OF fifteen men. will leave here On March
.. going direct 10 Calhoun. s. c.. where the first
game Of the schedule will be played. The team will
90 as lar south Atlanta. The final game of the
series VIII take place in Washington on April )
with Georgetown University. The men tO he IN lran
are Pitchers, Bole Sanders Lyon and F3usknne
catchers, WINERY and Riley; first base War;
ana Wagner; second base. Robertson: fFird Ia GO
Costello; short stop. Brown; outielders Newton
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
BOWLING.
FIRE INSURANCE LEAGUE.

The Palatine Company won two close games in
the Fire Insurance League at Reds alleys on
Saturday night. The results:
FIRST GAME
Palatine-Emerson. 15I: Rodgers ia; Drlmmond 40;
Hassal. l45, Meaeher. I75 total. 799
Northefn-Sullivan. 1So Schlatter 132: SchucEardt.
1876; Buher. i29 starr. lST: total I64
SECOND GAME.
Caiedonan Franck 12I: Fritzel 124 Bartley l01
Newman. 100. Stoney 175. total. 64l.
Uninn-Vau Ness 81: Iamberton ia. Dowrv 80
Vent. 81; Tauchert 1853: total. 5O5.
THIRD GAME
Palatne-Emerson 1873: Rodgers. ~. Dy,lnnoud.
HassHli. POS; Meagher 137; total T3l.
Caledoaian-Francl iTG; HrtzeI 10. hartley iIg;
Newman. i52. Stoney IL. total. 72S
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
BASEBALL.
OWNERS IN AMERICAN LEAGUE REACH
AGREEMENT

Chicago. March I7.-American League baseball
club owners made amicable arrangement to-
day with James A. Hart FOR club in Chicago. and
passed the entire deal up to the powers Of the
National League for approval. The terms of the
agreement with Hart TO local conditions were
not made public The plan by which the National
agreement Is to be preserved provides the pur-
chase of the old baseball grounds at Cleveland by
Ailfoyl and Somers, at price said to be $4,000.
The circuit of the League will include Louis
Vile In discussing the circuit developed that
Saulpaugh is not in position TO dispose OF the
Minneapolis club. and that city viii be retained.
The circuit will be follows: Minneapolis Mil
waukee Kansas City. Chicago. indianapolis De-
troit, Buffalo and Cleveland.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
JOINS THE BETR0P0LTT4Y LEAGUE.

Montclair. y J.. March is (SpecisD.-The Mont
clair Athletic Club cricket team has Joined the
Metropolitan District Cricket League. a schedule
Of "a mes is being prepared.
The Montclair AthIetic Club Is considering the
question Of enlargiRS its clubhouse IN Nal4sy
Road. ,,
tomorrow night organize new club The cluD
viii be a temperance basis.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
BISHOP HURST on Expansion.

Milvne y. D., March lS-At the New Jersey
Methodist Conference to-day Bishop Hurst preached
the sermon. F1e spoke the expansion question
uphalding the policy Of the Government in lis
efforts ito bring the Philippine Islands from their
stupor OF three and a half centuries" The war will
spread the Word of God throughout these uuen-
lighiened islands Bishop Hurst said.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
BOXING NOTES.

Considera bic interest IS being manifested among
ire boxing fraternity in the lightweight champion
ship fight which is take place at the Broadway
Athletic Club on Friday night between Joe Cans
and Frank Erne the present lightweight cham
uicn Both men have trained hard for several
weeks for the battle ana both said 70 be i'm
good condition They are both confident OF Tlctory.
Cans is the favorite in the betting at 10 TO 5.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
KILLED N 4 B0ING Borr.

eighteen. was killed Levin Lake to-day in
friendly boxing bout with Bert Whidden. In the
eighth round Whidden struck Cass with "A six-ounce
glove the left side Of the neck. Death resulted
in half hour. Cass weighed i70 pounds being
twenty pounds heavier than Wllidden.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19

ton and Harry Connors of the sophomore class,
and hazed them in true college fashion. The pris-
oners were tied together and marched TO the out
skirts Of he city where their hands and faces
We're dauhed with green paint The haZed boys
refuse To tell who took part in the affair The ed
ucatonai authorities to-day began investigation
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19

The proposed match between Bob FftzsimmOns
and Peter Maher. which scheduled 10 take
place in Philadelphia the latter part Of this month
mas oeeu declared of Maher was injured so bsdly
in his recent nght with Stockings Conroy. il Ia
said mat il viii he some time before he Is able 10
enter again
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19

u sl%fsoH. Mares rz .sro,..r,
= ropper has been drecreo -, Ter
70 safiyfyy ietsaSertise = fc- sale 7fe plif-or -.
previous sale aeFl ST lgsge @ bed by Henry Nuns Tbe
to = ne default Of George Y f,,re assae BE-
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
CHESS.
MARSHALL DEFEATS DELMAR-sCoREs AT
THE TOURNAMENT

r. J. Marshall, champion OF the Empire State
peat Eugene Deimar in the best out OF five con-
test AT the Manhattan Chess Club YESTERDAY bv
winning the third game on Saturday and the fourth
Yesterday afternoon, thereby winning three games
10 Delnar's
As viii be seen from the appended scores Of the
competitors in the annual handicap tournament Of
the Manhattan Chess Club, the games are PLAYED
on schedule, and up to now rather Interesting
games nave been contested Following are the
scores up TO last night:
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
Won. Lost.
GOSSIP OF TIE TROTTFRS
FRANK WORK INVITED TO LEAD THE PRO
POSED PARADE AT SPEEDWAY PARK.


Secretary c. n. Jewett writes TO The Tribune
that the New-Engand Breeders Association has
received 1T nominations in the SIX fuststrnep+
purses which closed last week for tha A,,g,,.,
Grand Circuit meeting Boston. THIS is said TO
be the largest average known at Readyslle
PARK In view Of the unprecedented number of
entries horsenaeu will be surprised to learn that
such prominent owners as c. j. Harnlin Harry
Hamlin James Butler. y. ". Hubinger : z
Hubinger, Thomas z. Keating and many others
are missing from the list OF nominators. Secretary
Jewetr interprets this singular circumstance az
evidence that the VINO signed the much talked
Of Lexington compact last fall going hold
together IN their agreement not 10 enter in races
closing prior 70 July !. The Boston managers ex-
the races closing shortly before the meeting. But
this cannot be done without violating the express
cqn1!ILons o. ne lexington compact which binds
ali slsners 10 boycott not only early closing races.
ea mis- av-reIna 2,easIre carriad a. ', f2oso
--l49 i4ie leu ou ne LOS oi
At othe- Grand Circuit meetings will share this
fate Is now looked upon as being foregone con-
clusion-
The afternoon OF Saturday. May :. has been
lected by the Road Drivers Association for the
proposed review OF metropolitan trotters and
at Speedway Park. and Frank Work Will probably
be invited 70 lead the line with hts gallant old
trotter Edward. 90 Horse and driver are the
Oldest veterans OF the road now living. Mr. Work
has been driving trorJers here more than half
year Had Maud s. 20ga. lived the road riders
INTENDED invite Robert Edwin Bonner 20 drive
her up the road on the day Of {he review Fol-
lowing the head Of the line visiting horseInen and
their horses will probably have place, after which
will follow local flyers in the order OF their
public records.
Horseruen will ne pleased 70 learn that the new
track at Empire City Park is TO be reserved for
the trotters until after Grand Circuit meeting
in September. This statement made Sat
urcay 5v Superintendent Trainor TO those who
winrering their horses the course. Many
trainers are preparing make the course their
headquarrers this year. and the indications
are thai II will BE- busy place when spring
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
AOPHONOREA, F4cEA PALNTED GREEN.

New Brunswick y j.. March ia crowd Of
High School freshmen last night caught Harvey
---A-4. Robert Smith, Cory Hubbard, George Hur-
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19

II is expected that Il will be decided tonight in
winch athletic club the sharkey- -Fttzsimmons fight
& take place