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The Marine ExcAAuTe reports the following;
SEATTLE Saeu. Oct str City AZ THfekz. Ter
ShsgwAy: str Rainier, fos san Francisco Arrived.
Oct I. str Santa Ana. from Meme; str NscAna~.
from San Francisco; str cxarina. ftcm san Fran
cisco sailed, Oct a Br str Gienosls Goa Tacoma:
VICTORIA Arrived. Oct ). Rr str Wellington.
from San Francisco
PORT TOWNSEND Inward. oct. 4 ctr santa
Ana O. m, fTum Nome for seattle Arrived schr
Admiral, from Gnayaaul Passed ont. 81 Reaper.
from Port Gamble for Port rire; hktn Newsscy.
from Port Gamble for syaney
NEAH BAY-Fassed in. oct. a. str Macksnsw. 9so
q m. from San Francisco for Seattle
vICTORIA-Arrived. Oct 4. str Mowers. from
sydney; SPOKE 81 standard from Honolulu Tor Port
Townsend south n f1attrry, on Oct .
HoN0LrLU--Ar Arrived SEPT %, schr Annie NJ.
Campbell from Port Gamble. Sailed Sept. IS srhr
Philadelphia for Pert Townsend; Sept. u. 81 STAN
dard for Port Townsend; schr Alice Cooke fer Port
NAoAsAKI--saEed SEPT rs. Ger sh rsrchsm. for
Port Townsend
IoNDoN-Arsved oc, /. BIZ sh Gienslsea. from
NORTH SHIELDS Arrived, SEPT y. Br sh King
Arthur from Tacoma.
TAcoMA-saiied, Oct a. 81 C. Y, SARGENT, for
Honolulu: schr MARY u Rus. for san Francisco
PORT TOWNSEND Passed in, Oct I, large col.
Her 10 a. m collier, ~ a, n, large. white rev.
cutter. square rugged on foreuast, II a
NEAH BAy--Passed in. OCT. g. str Centennial.
u 30 a. N. from Nome for Seattle
FORT rowSsENp-psssed in, Oct = Nor ar
Hcris. ; 20 p M. from San Francisco for Seattle.
str Maesinaw. 20 .. m. from San faneisco for
Seattle
HoNoLriu-Br Tx Dunressan sailed for san
Francisco Sept q. after being tcwed from reef
near Diamond Head still leaking; took gasoline
pump to keep race with leak; salvage case unsettled
Tug Fearless received $40 900 saisase for towing iav
IN Eu,erpe from reef near kahutut
NFAH BAY-pct 4 clear, west wind. three miles.
Pssd , sS Z Ms' s,s ,s s . ss s ~ fs e,
San ffancisco; tktn Nswsoes from Port uarbis
for Sydney; 81 William IL Smith from chemanus
fer sydney; sh c. r. Sargent from Tacoma for
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ssAas.r. for san Francisco: sehr r. W. Rsr,i.,,.

schAner. fer San Frsneisco: sehr r. w Bartlett.
for san Frsncfsre
Nos4E-SAiied. Sept IS, str Robert Dollar. for
Seattle
AsToRlA-saiied Oct : str Fhon. sor san
FsanciSeo. Arrived. Ger 81 Sirius from Yokohama
COOS BAY sailed. Oct I sshr Emma Utter. fer
San Diego Arrived. ect ) SIR Arca;A. from san
Francisco.
HOorIAM- saiiea. Oct 2 str Harriet O.. from
Ahertieen fer san ffaneiscc Oct. 3 schr c x. WI
son. from Ahsrdeea fer san FrRncisco: srhr Ke-
porter. from Hcauiam for San Francisco. sohr ten-
ME stella FROM Hoouism fer San Pessro.
JAPANESE lORT-Asrip,d. prssinais 20 Oct 4
Dure. from san Fssnriscc via Honolalu, fer ShAng
hat ard Hcugkuns
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. previous 70 Oct. 4 China.
from san Francisco. via Houelula. for Saxasah
shanghai and Hnngknng; Idzumi Maru, from seattle
tor Kobe Moi and -Horgkcng
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-Arbuckiss IN ieoIb eases. Der ~ s,x -,
- 49, ?. ssss. Us "a; sslb cases Der ~
Ar ~ n 80 =. nm per p. sosc: sses ase:
=, 80 ~ soH:r iete1sc' Lion. ioos. nIri; g..
Butter, Cheese, Eess and Pou,,rx
sttsr,Rsnsh. isBisc Up; fancy dsiry, IN .qh.r.,
2sne; Eastern creamery. zsazc.
chssss,Sstirs washington. iasi1sc: Eastern. ia
Esss-o Strictly fresh ranch, si9ssc: Eastern ,,a,,.
Comb hcaes-Caaiforuia ecnh. i7selse; strained.
Poulesy Live chickens. leaisc: Nv. ,,,,.. ~.
1sssssl turhsys iseisc; sue-. sses per dos reese
wainuts. ~ n. sschs. Isei4c; Eastern b,.rs 81.
nuts. sc: p<cans. lie; flberts. isic; Brsxns 80.
almonds. fancy soft sheli. lsc: almonds NJ ) -
ss:nus: 81 .S., E,ns Ala s. '
may. Grain ana Feed.
PUGET SOUND per ton. ~; Eastern Wash.
H:n,rss aeo n
Corn Whole. sas; erseked ~; Fed meal. NJ,
w %h - snen: on e.A. meal, m, n,.
dlinr. ssi; bran. sis shors sis chopped f %,a-
ssais: dsiry chopped fecd. ~
Poultry Food.
esm .s.. 81 pr ton ban. s. In u r,nui.tea
srsnuiAted hone. - per ton: huiled cats go M,
- - - ton; bet meal io.: - per ton a. BET ssf
ton; mica crystal snt. ~ ~ ton vi per
meats. Prsvassons ana rssh.
YrsuA msats-co- beet. u per ID; steer beef n.
~ n: mutton. wethsr-. " PER n rort. C ne, ,s
vel r,cv i.fss ms i.rss ise nsr ,
ss., bacon i,h aiic; dry ssfsed sidr-. saiose
Lard Tsrr. sas, ,cs.n snssis, sss white star
s%s: s rg Pure pa s,sr sxe H''e skc; Shield
'f rss.s s'TSs ess: .pr.ns &c: .oc,.,.
.s s ss @ :: ' :ss Z, 'ss s m Yas,:a
sr,,mps. H.; snsN. sSc b.ef cod fse CO. c sssc;
Olympia = pa pss .ex e . per nlon; clam.
" s q vs.h t,obhsss,- salmon. IN. 49,,
; .l',ra S.sns ' i-s Msi As.,s ssl. 81
Mia y 30; smoked scaled herring i0o- -. sflns.
C .D.;a h',,. .s,, ,.N l sss, IS s, smoked
IN Syirss. ~: whole cod. ioe-lb boxss. a. sadnsh
~, e.; rinnsa hsddiss. sa1oc. 90 Goa
Vegetables.
rc.sscs. -Locai ssoch sisals; sweet po.,,o..
Hs ,s's.s.sss ps, esei , 1S ILL., . psi
esbbssss s1az > psr ews: ssriie ioc; lettuce, ia
do, e.,s, 500 - y. ses aos DOR y.,'. ,a.n. ~
al IS. oyster plant. sdcc per p; egg niant tssc
srrs.b. ease persimmons. ocasi per box rh,n.,s'
~ -, d"ssn: wassrmeons sisi per dossn corn,
ts,oupss. u.W Per doren-
Fruits.
n,.~c Fruits Oranges H@s: lemons s,..
..Snrsne 70 grade; bananas. 81 1azs sppe. 49,
=, N n~r boz. according to variety; Persian a.,.s
~: frssh cider. Bc per gallon; pineapples. Is p~rr
~. r,nyup Nl14oc per boz; peaches Scd-sr - -.
M pears. TsceS >: grapes socesi; concords, sse
s,srSer4ies wisconsin. w.
s,sssd Fr,ts- Aprirots. eleachsd. per III is..,s
A. Cs,ifornta biach- psr ID. b; White IN .ses.
sisSie. M boxes fs1sc; pesehes svspsated psr ~
scsIse: sprlss. biesched. per ID. aais4c prnes
~ shiaxtou sasc. California, s<aTc; rsisin, II
- mcrsn 10; inose Museasels. ssse per ID: seeti.s.
Srsr.tsls. &c; seedieea snitsnas. i2faisc per IN.
s~v,rs 4ss. saney. large. &c; fancy smaIl. lie.
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CHICAGO, Oct THE wheat market q dun
affair throughout Under the influence Of sd-
vance At Liverpool and unfarorshe weather IN the
Northwest. November opened at 7saTsLc Local
feeling Inclined TO the bear side however. ard
the outside furnished nothing IN tbs wav u buying
or.ls- 20 eountsrsct this. the early strength
lost. Az 7TA@T77sc the market steadied for time
because the seatosrd reported 100 o bushels taken
for export but the stesdness failed hold against
the speculative du,lness, and q fur decline TO
Y7NMs1ir ensned TIE close s1eady Nosem
her k@%c lower. al TTisc.
Corn quiet. The close steady. Novem-
her, SSc. ie lower.
Oats wers dun and featureir~. November closed
. shade down. at 2~@8iac
Provisions slow and easier selling By local
longs. There heavy selling ~ November lard
esriy and later good buying Of January January
pork closed risc lower: lard and ribs closed loc
lower
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK. Oct f.-F1our- Receipts, 2, 81 bar
rtis; exports, IA. -0s barrels; market slow.
Wheat Receipts. Gt.74s bustsk; exports. =. 100
bushels: spot. easier. No. red 81. & O b. 81 Ac
elevator. OPTIONS very irregular under ner-
vous local trade dependent upon Northwest develop
meuts As whole the market was steady on light
offerings at the opening. combined with higher En-
Riish markets. small Western receipts and a hullsh
Ohio state report Nest a the reactions resulted
from local profit taking Market closed AZ unchang-
ed prices; March closed at ss%es May. stsc; octo
Der. @7c; December. SIZE
Wooi-Dur.
Hops-stcady.
Coffee-Options closed steady al a net advance Of
ga no points, sales. n, 80 bags including December
7-lor: January, Tec; March. Z ssa7 SOC; spot Rio.
stfady; No invoice. SAC: mild. quiet; coriovs.
% aisc
suEar-Rsw, steady fair refining fhe; centrifa-
gal. % test. Sc. refined. weak
y q g
CHICAGO MARKETS.
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MARINE VIEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO Sailed, Oct. T. schr William
Benton. for Tacoma; schr Letitis. for Coos bay;
Puget sound: Br str Carlisle City. for Seattle. Ar
rived uas Wisconsin. from Seattle; str Argo.
frcua cnoule river: str Bonita. from Newport
GRAYS HARBOR-SAiied. Oct 2. schr Harriet
O. for San Frnnctsco: Oct. schs Charles H.
Wflson and Reporter. for San Francisco.
PORT CAMILLE Arrived, Oct ;, sehr William
gowsen. from Port Townsend Sailed. sIr Ida
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SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures, FRIDAY OCTOBER $ 1900

small trelers sods 90 large hroiisrs. xs65S IS: fry
err. c135c. ttrs, s. seds: old dnckz. Saf: reese.
sssesl.sa
Wool and Hops.
woal-sprins Nevada, lie7isc; Eastern Oregon. 10
d14c; valley Oregon lE6Isc. Faii-Mountain lambs.
"a ioc. Humboldt and Mendocino, leal2c.
Hops-Crop Of 1900. l29liHc
wheat-ssrady: Decernbsr sicsa May. u.i7S:
cash. si.o2A.
Bariey-Ffrmer: Deremher, .thc.
Corn-Lsrge yellow, 81 2cf2
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Elasa a.ss. 'ssses drssd D..l. ns,.e, ,...,,,u

C 2, d.iss. 's7sei drsd pssn. nease; ,.cs.,,,..
Lumber and B.nas.s M..er,.,.
-.ss sssIRsT e. sEs ss PEI Ne a. @
Pr ~ use; spruce LOGS. ssHs cedar shlnsie bots.
Lum :. r,s rough; AN: sAlel Aai.A. surfaced
s.sr.; en.inch eaish. sissi: n vertical sr.sn d
3zl: stock boards; sinch. ssss; ioinch. 8 Vas n
ninsh. Ns9is. Fencing No / on eines ann.
s.sSs 10, NJ. ss ssiin'' f. sa'',s :. d,cg d.
sssntlius. rough. Ssser: $751; ~ safs. al
., sis shs.., Boz ! h q and up ua
aaish, a. u and y fss,, s1ass ihiai sni.i, -
=: cedar squares. !. q and 10 fest s1fSs0; pdck.
/ KIM aried. n IN sdvsnc. Of er..u p,,,.r. "A.
Cement Portland K n 3 8. SIS; Alssn. q. ri
Lime Roche Hsrbor. as San Juan, siDs Isi
Paste. washed as =; e, Zach. a.-..A.a.
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
whe,..fcr ssport-No. club. sHei 70, blue.
biuesssm. o. ~ - N''' ~
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
Biuessem' &c. alan a. S',1' ''' ansnAnse'
' 49, Neo' -
y
pORTLAyn WHEAT MAUREr
PORTLAND Oct i-wheat-stesdy NJ Sc for
waIia waa sac for biuestern With WALLER for mill
ns purposes selling up TO ssasc. Foreign whest
shipments frnm Portland FOR the week ending 10
day were ssieo huskels
y p
san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
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- u6aux1us tsesy wNs - fb1gsws,
Gwns. v1~0s and C01Rse.
- onom o. h tsls sGne; essn G, N bbss
I =. suo1ssA srMc: dry msnulssed ers1c.
q $50; eube ss7ssc spot rsh prices
S - -lfsnssnniai Best, SIS: Patent FL.
e: knpessL n.ss: Novelty A. o.:
7k ipusAs. ~: corn meal. yellow,
X~G = ~ y DID ssehs; corn meal.
IN - ~ M. N nth sachs: tuskwhssi
- N ~ = ~. ID ~ sachs; Crashed
~ m ~ ~ M, IN i0-fb ssrks: fartna. q s
IN \ pb aseAs; farina = Ter 10 Tbs.
Is -. sssry. rnilsd osts. q % per bbl. IN
~, IN nal. widow. y - per Dbl, m so.lh
~ - III vAtts. - ~ Dbl. = D-Ib
@r1G uAsal = per hi. in so-lb ssehs:
alnmf - pr Dbl. N lib sachs: "a.
~ ~ ~ p pIb sachs: whole wheat
n ~ ~. h otb sachs; re meal. . rs per
o& 80: ~ acur. y pev bill. fancy rolled
K1 ~ tols 80 fancy rolled osts. S1.ib
-; hsu Folled osts. per ease. R6; rice.
49, - Nm; Csrpiins, 6.u
- Mocna, ~ 10. 090oltr, yavA, ~
~; Or nera. choice, pr ID. nt016tr.
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OUT-OF-TOwN PEOPLE.

Patients living away om the city, who cannot cayenlenty call
" personal consultation describe their troubles by letter and
medicines them free from observation part of the
aunc Coast Office hours, IN o . p
People afflicted with amy disease should write Dr.
'seHes, kom Block Seattle
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Seattle Local Report.-Msrimum temperature. 60
degrees; minimum, "a: mean. 81 rain during the
last twenty-four hours; partly cloudy; light north.
west winds. -
GEORGE n, SALISBURY.
6ection Director.
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Method Of Treatment.

make all theories study and select the sku
Of each individual Ny Electric Gavnic Faradc and magnetic
batteries collection of and valuable instruments and app
anc medical discoveries with the improved
Inhaers and Powerful Aoncrs enable all forms
Throat Lung Nerve and Blood Diseases and Deformtes far
advance this country Those who contemplate going 10 Hot Springs
for Of private blood disease be cured for
third at the private institute
scrofua Malignant Blood Maaral Diseases perma
nenly eradicaed from the and a guaranteed
Ulcers and Sores resulting from varcoe veins necross
Of bones old ulcers phe and stula Of kind
ccssfnlly and permanently cured.
In the yngin Apartments connected with tho Institute ladies
delicate condition will comfort and such medical
their demand such reasonable figures
object Of interest for all such to address call my
office.
Abdominal suppoer Elastic Bandages Stockings Trusscs
furnished Office forwarded By express to all parts Of 'he country
SENDING MEDICINE--We send medicine every part ~
both by mail and express and with such clear and explicit
that mistake While is always de-
patient my thorough knowledge Of the human body
and ailments enables prescribe with certainty aud success IN
many diseases, il description Of the Is given.
Money should be sent by r. o. Order Registered Letter. Postal
Express All letters 81 inquiry viii receive prompt attention
TERMS-Reasouahe in all Especially low thoe get
ting small salaries and limited circumstances.
CONSULTATION FREE-If You afflicted with any dis
ease Of what nature and Jet
win restore you health there hope if will frankly tell
that durable All who IN need of medical
aid invited CALI The doctos opinion you nothing.
vAnrcocrE STRUCTURE
At their Office Block opp Seattle Hotel Gononhoea, Gleet
Structure terrible and oasome disease SYPHILIS thor
ouqv By the old DOCTOR who has cured onsnds
Of such This old furnishes all medicines his ocs
and guarantees a for life. ~
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THE best running watch Is the Louis
Kiodt Special" No. S2< Second avenue.
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Only sie%0. Seattle to Spokane and re-
turn, TO attend the Fruit Fair. Tickets
on sale Oct. O. Good to return Oct. IL
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EVERYBODY that can spare the time will
attend the Fruit Fair at Spokane. Round
trip tickets. via the Great Northern Ry..
only sio.4. Oct. .
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OPAL. rings. October's birthstone wlil-
lam II. Finck. jsweier, nc Second avenue.
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EVERYBODY that can spare the time win
attend the Fruit Fair at Spokane. Round
trip tickets via the Great Northern Ry.,
only sin.tn. Oct. q
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Receipt. ana shipments.
Dairy Products.

On the Produce Exchange today the butter market
was weak: creamery issaic. dairy lSelsc. Cheese
I Steady; lcsGliAc Egxs-Frm; fresh. lee
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DIR FLEIscHER. diseases of men ana
women.
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CONSULT THE OLD DOCTOR


Can be consulted all Chronic Nervous and Private Diseases
Consultation Come ALL and learn the condition
your health without money and without price This doctor will
positively you
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Catarrh, Bronchitis and Diseases Of the Ihro

Marvellous results Of the method of Importance Of
attending diseases tho early stages We furnish nhaers and
medicines for purifying the BREATH mpartng thereto pleasant and
agreeable odor.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.


PORTLAND, Oct. l--wbeat--stexdy ut Sc for
Waiia wails; sac for buestern with valley for mill
ing purposes selling up 10 ssdssc. Foreign wheat
shipments from Portland for the week ending to-
day were ne.lo bushels
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THE WEATHER.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
CULTURE-wEArHER BUREAU.
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Via the Northern Pacific the only line
running two daily trains TO Spokane. Take
your choice Leave Seattle at 7:ss a. M. or
1850 p. IN. on October 9TH, for the fruit fair.
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floor above was the nurse with the baby.
Mrs. Pulitzer was awakened at 1850 by
cracking noise. She detected the smell
of smoke, and almost Immediately after
ward the electric fire a arm sounded Mrs.
Pulitzer ran to one of the doors of the
room, but found 1t locked The other
was open, and, taking her children, she
started down stairs, shouting the alarm.
After placing Edith and Constance in the
street, she hurried up to the third floor
and found the nurse with the baby in
her arms, about to get out on the fire es-
cape. The woman was historical. Mrs.
Pulitzer quieted the nurse took the baby
from her, and together they went to the
street
John O'Connor, the second butler, had
a narrow escape. He slept on the top
floor, with another servant. He was
aroused by Mrs. Pulitzer's cries, and find
ing the smoke coming thickly upward.
walked out along the window ledge to
the roof OF the next house, No. IA, the
residence of Alexander Maitland O'Con--
nor says he was overcome by the smoke
and sank down when he reached place
Of safety. His companion revived him
and assisted him to the street.
The origin Of the fire is unknown. but 1t
is thought that 1t must have started in
the basement or In the lower story by de-
fective electric insulation. II spread with
great rapidity and went straight upward.
and in short while was blazing from the
roof. The flremen, realizing that the
house could not be saved, devoted their
energies to adjoining property.
The house contained valuable histor-
zeal library, and many carefully selected
works Of art. Nothing of value was saw
ed. The total loss Is estimated at $4,000 =,
Mrs. Pulitzer, who Is niece of Jeffer-
son Davis had number of Jewels In a
safe In the house which was buried in
the ruins. She said that everybody had
time to get out Of the house after the
fire started, as there was smoke only for
some minutes before the flames.
The building was completely Quilted by
the fire, none of the stairways being LEFT
and the rooms being burned out. The
contents were an entire loss, and alone,
It is estimated, were worth $150900.
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Records Of the Principals.
DIXON.

Defeated Eugene Hornbacher. skin
cloves. New York, two rounds, Dec. 27.
1889.
Draw with Cal Mccarthy in Boston.
Defeated Nunc wallace for Champion
ship of England at Pelican club, London,
4-ounce gloves. Is rounds, June q. 1890.
Defeated Johnny Murphy, Providence,
$780, Fl l. 2-0unoe gloves 40 rounds Oct 2s'
Defeated Cal Mccarthy for champion
snip Of 90 America Trey % n ,Oo y, 2-ounce
Defeated Martin Flaherty. Chicago 6
rounds. April 90, 1891 -
DE, Defeated ted Abe Alb, Willis {Australian cham
pionship rounds, July 2S, 1891
Defeated Fred Johnson, ~Coney island,
for for w y Ids Championship, IA rounds,
chan Championship. s rounds. s17,5oo. Sept. 6,
Defeated Eddy Pierce, coney island,
Championship rounds $780, Aug. 7.
v Lost decision ci to Billy II ,od P9limmer, New
Defeated solIy Smith Coney island,
c9pa ram rS9 rin Sept rs b 1888
June 90, 1894
Draw Young" Critic. coney island, rs
rounds, Jan. 10, 1885, $3.50.
Defeated Tommy Connolly. Boston,
Draw Young Critic, New York, 10
rounds, Oct. %, 1895.
Draw Frank Erne, New York, 10 rounds.
Dec. g. 1896
Defeated Jerry Marshall, Boston, Z
rounds, March II. 1896 j.
Draw m, Martin u ,o Tds,laherty. Boston. 20
Draw Tommy White. New York. 20
rounds, Sept. Is, 1896.
Lost decision to Frank Erne. New York.
20 rounds Nov 81, 1896,
Defeated Australian Billy Murphy. 6
rounds, Jan, %, 1897.
Defeated Frank Erne New York, Is
rounds. March "a. 1897.
N DETECTED Johnny or Griffin. 20 rounds.
Draw Dial Hawkins. Frisco, 20 rounds,
July g. 1897.
Lost decision to solly Smith. Frisco. 20
rounds, Oct 4, 1897.
Draw Tommy White, Syracuse, 20
rounds. March 81. 1893
Defeated Eddy Santry. New York. 20
rounds, June 6, 1888
Lost decision to Ben Jordan. New York
20 rounds, June 80, 1898.
Defeated Dave Sullivan, 10 rounds. New
York. Nov. II. 1893
Defeated Oscar Gardner. New York, %
rounds. Nov. &c. 1898
Defeated Young Pluto. New York, 10
rounds, Jan. IT, 1899.
Defeated Joe Bernstein, June 2. 1899. at
New York, in Is rounds.
Defeated Tommy White, July II. 1899 at
Denver, in 20 rounds.
Draw with Eddie Santry, Aug. IL 1894
at New York. 20 rounds.
Defeated VIII Curley. of England Nov.
2. 1899, at New York. in Is rounds.
Defeated Eddie Lenny. Nov. q, 1899. at
Rev York. In Is rounds.