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Et,lanctal.
THE STOCK MINK Ell.

Continues Unsettled and Hesita.tng.
New York, April 20,-The stock mar
ket continued unsettled and hesitating
to-day under the influence of the I'M
certainty surrounding the Iron and Steel
stocks and their future movements. The
undertone was distinctly firm and the
early period of weakness gave way to a
slow and irregular upward movement,
doubtless due in large part to the de-
mand from the short interest to cover.
The rates for loans on stocks this morn
ing on the floor indicated that the short
interest was quite large. The compar-
alive quiet of the Iron and Steel stocks
and positive strength at number of
points prompted the covering of shorts
and encouraged what slight buying for
general account there was. Eager at
tention was fixed upon American Steel
and Wire all day in view of the session
of the executive committee. The move
ment of the stock was feVerish, the COM
mon and preferred often moving in con-
trary directions, as though to cause a
feeling of uncertainty over develop
ments in the company, Aside from this
confusing manipulation, dealings in the
stock We're apparently largely in the
hands of the room traders, who circu-
lated many rumors concerning the exec
utive committee meeting. But the COM
mittee room was kept close sealed I'M
til after the close of the market and no
inkling could be got of the proceedings
within doors.
With this disturbing factor kept in
the background, number of favorable
influences were allowed to have play.
The coalers were all notably strong ON
favorable trade reports, the bituminous
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FUNERAL OF RICHARD PECK.
Public Services at st. Paurs Churc

Public Services at st. Paul's Church
on Monday Afternoon.
The funeral of Commodore Richard
Peck will be held on Monday afternoon
There will be prayers at D. m. at the
residence of his son, Richard A. Peck,
1853 Elm street, and afterwards the
body will be taken to ST. Paul's church
where there will be public services.
AS mark of respect to Commodore
Peck the flags ON the steamers of the
line and at the offices in New York
and Providence, have been displayed at
half mast
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GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY s
REPORT

New York, April 20.-The annual re-
port of the General Electric company,
issued to-day, shows gross receipts for
the year ending January 81, 1890, of $685.
24S, 40. OF this amount there was to-
tai profit for the year Of S5,479 1870. The
sum of $1,2S2,670 was absorbed in pay
ing dividends on preferred and common
stock and interest on outstanding de-
bentures, the patent account was reduc-
ed by $2000,000 and an addition to the
surplus account was made of $2,196, 459
This leaves present surplus, with
balance of $156,570, carried forward
from last year, of $2,353,030.
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Government 8Oatsn,
Quotations OF Active Hcnh..

Diu. Askru
At, Top 4 s. Fe gen As. -. .100A 100A
At. Top. X S. Fe adj. gen 4s... 81 SIG
Brooklyn X, 4, Co. cts lis. 80. 10I 106
Central Ry of N. j. gen mtg 5s 143h 124
c., II. /. X Pacific ext. IS. 80. .1071a 10S
Chesa. & Ohio gen & 412s.. .,,5. 99A 100
Erie LIST con. prior lien & ISL. SDh 10
Manhattan I'll. con, mtg IS. 80. 102 103
Mo, Kan. 4 Texas LIST mtg As. 93 0314
Mo, X. & Y. LIST mtg As. ...... 60 69R
Mobile n Ohio gen mtg 4s..... Sjls 81
~ Y. Ont. Il w. gen. mtg 5s. .1S51a 106
N. Y, Sus. & w. gen mtg 3s.... 96 %
Nor. Pacific gen mtg 5s. .......1 04 104R
Nor. Pacific gen lien 5s...... 6S dS14
Oregon Short Line u.s.. ....... ,113 113R
Phila. & Reading gen mtg As. SDA S0%
Rio Grande & West. LIST mtg As 30 100
Southern Ry LIST con. G 5s.. .112 lib
st. Louis & Southw. LIST mtg 5s 9a 92h
Texas x Pacific LIST mtg 5s. 115 115A
Union Pacific As .....,...,..... .105M 106
Wabash Ry Co. list mtg 5s. 49,. 11S 11Sh
Wabash Ry Co. I'd mtg os...,. ,103 1884
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AT EPWORTH M. E. CHURCH.

Mr. Snyder Will Give Talk on
Alaska
On Thursday evening, April 26. at Ep-
worth M. E. church parlors, Edgar c.
Snyder will give a talk on Alaska, illus
trated by nearly one hundred stereopti-
con views. Pictures of the mountain
regions, the gold and copper mining dis
trcts, the natives and many others of
great interest will be shown. Mr.. Sny-
der, who is interested in the Kasaan
Bay Mining company, has spent two
summers in Alaska and has taken near
ly all of these pictures. A small admis-
sion fee will be charged for the benefit
of the Ladies' Aid society.
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THE ARIZONA COPPER MINES.
Large Party Of Connecticut Men Visit
ing Them

Large Party Of Connecticut Men VISIT
ing Them.
A large party of Connecticut men left
Thursday for visit to the copper
mines of the Arizona Copper company,
near Jerome, Arizona. The party occu-
pies the private car of Vice President
Seward Webb of the New York Central
road. The Arizona company is repre-
sented by L. b. Pike & Co. of Hartford
who within the last week have sold over
100000 worth of the stock in this city.
The price of stock will be advanced to
$3.50 tonight. Mr.. Kingsley, represent
ing Pike & Co., will be at the New Ha-
ven house for a few days.
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NATIONAL BANK FOR SEYMOUR.

Seymour, Conn, April 20.-A national
bank is to be Incorporated in this town.
permission having been received from
Washington to-day. The capital stock
will be $4,000. The incorporators are
T. B. Beach, w. l.. Ward, t. F. Gill
yard, A. Y. Beach, and M. c. Kerr.
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Steps are soon to be taken to secure
quarters. Heretofore Seymour bust
ness men have done their banking in
Ansonia, Derby and New Haven.
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Chicago nLasket.

man & Co., bankers and brokers, 10 Wall
street, New York, New Haven Office 1853
Chapel Street, Norman A. Tanner, Mana
ger.
Omen. High. Low. Close.
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NEW YORK sTOCK MiRn ET.

Opening. Highest, Lowest Quotations
On the New York Stock Exchange, reported
by Prince 4 Whitley, Brokers, 10 Center
Street, New Haven.
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Following are the closing nriccs reported
by Prince 4 Whitley, Bankers and Brokers,
81 Broadway, New York, and Is Center ST..
New Haven. Bid Asked
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Open. High. Low.

New York Cotton Exchange.
Reported over private wire by II. c. Fried
man & Co., bankers and brokers', 10 Wall
street n. T.. and 7G3 Chapel Street, New
Haven. N. a. Tanner, Manager Of Local
Hrnnch Opening. Closing.
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"a per cent. i'm Dividends now being paid TO its
Stockholders Annually-24 per cent.
its Par value
ii IL predicted within 10 days



lied lays GENT eNsl
tt+
Of like
In
advised his relatives and most hue
Washington p e.
kind STATE tae
Of hold
Company
sell
o nd hayedo
Of New York write for Mt Hagamn
hi
$4,000
fnancles Russell Sage
of Omsted President
others
N. B-Th $3.50 Saturday afternoon
L. PIKE & co.. n pps R Rans sp Haffe e aas
Representative will be New Haven House for
MI 8
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Fortunes Made in Copper Mining.
Income from the United Verde Over
Ten Million Dollars Annually.


Mines owned by
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NEW HAVEN LOCAL QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by Kimberly, i,oot 4 Day, Bank
ers and Brokers, 133 Orange street.
BANK STOCKS.
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MILLION IN GOLD DUST.
Output for the Year Estimated ut
Twenty-Five Millions.

Victoria. r. g. July 22--The steamer
Amur arrived here this afternoon. bringing
tho largest number of rich klcndikers and
more gold than has previously arrived from
the North this season. There is IT least
million Of sold dust on board Of the
81 amer. and ninety passengers, Onc-thl.d
Of whom made fortunes IN the Far North.
The general opinion OF these men who are
actuai.v engaged in mining. s. that the
output for tdt year VIII be S.s.JJi.u+t This
large output is accounted Tor by the fact
that just as much sold = now bcini; takca
OCt in summer as ~ winter \ maa who
W IT uvy- the creeks to S-.rlatc the out
pat SaiI Il was hdtd II Tia he az estimate,
- claim owners refuse 10 give the output
Tor & ar thai the rCy1l.S Of J" per cent VIII
be exa,tCd by the Government
Many Of the largest claims barely nav
expenses. ana if they paid =. royalty there
would be loss. Doctors say there are
no eases ~ smallpox in Dawson. but some
typhoid. ARRANGEMENTS for the .suDpTp--
sion Of discaSes are the very best.
The Nm,r!.JI EculiGry Commissioners
have Crwri' ted ta"ir Work above HaiHc's
Mission. and are now working at White
Pass.
n" Indians hove entered protest
against N" erection - % ...S.pm-uoUSC in
the boundary. on an $rc..-d that il will
r. strict their trade y, iI:'riar Indians.
fine courts have decided in favor of lot
owners e.! =x;.gt.,- Is against captain VIII
liam NJ Moor. who claims the towIstc
Under Squ1tJcGS rights.
appeared. and had been correctly spelled by
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DEFECTIVE WATER SERVICE.
Residents of StOddard Addition
Again Complain.

Residents ot StoGdarl'S addition are very
mach put cut about the water service in
that district now. This territory Includes
one Of the most popuious residence districts
In the city. II lies between Garrison ave-
r-- on The west jefferson avenue Oh the
cast. ana includes Gamble. Dayton, Dick
son. Thomas and Sheridan avenue.
l. + II decidedly unpleasant sensation. II
you are a man and bothered with whiskcrz.
To plaster your face with latlcr. shave IL
off. leaving the skin har. and Gry. to then
turn On the water and find none forth
coming. This is only one Of the various
'CDrl-asant sensations" from, which clt!-
gems Of Sroduard $ addition say they have
been suffering. The business man comes
home tired and hot.
"Ah'" says no. how refreshing nice;
cool bath viii he" But when he Is all
ready and turns On the faucets. there is
no water. Tn cook. who mas: have water
10 clean her pans; the cuachman. who has
been ordered; to clean the carriage. ana
others Kicked in vein.
The trouble first Eecsrnc noticeable some
for months ago. Then water service up
stairs was bad. Bat lately jhe pressure has
left the low'r-story pipes.
About n Ilouth ago formal complaint
was made. by several 81 the citizens to the
Water Commissioner. II was ti.cn said that
repairs were being mad" on one 90 the
mains north Of the addition and that Il
portion of the water vas diverted. Those
affected by tho scarcity OF water declare
they do not wish to interfere with any re-
pairs. but they would like some water.
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CHICAGO BoxERS 10 REST , BIT.
1attcrsaiIs Club VIII Close Up for
Tanning. .inniE. Of iuInst.

T-t'er7ais viii take vacation for
month after the Ron,-Ryan fch- and the
Upton Sl1>hcr-N"vatt go AZ tho hfg ARENA
next Tue day night. The grand viadun o.
The season. Il match between Tommy Ryan
a.i Jr'h Root. t. IT Tiniy E.'.ug event
an on" IL .esp'. with IN" Grett record
made Jy " hub i'm tie last ten mon h.
ana '<T-"i" y IN n year !EH. iis- clubs
eI'c's's' has beer !h"nu-u'E T.. SHOW AFTER
.. TO" Tas drawn tn best cItS- ut patrons
90 3 :irs EVER sen in .D"rlrI ami 49, .--
tim. ti-~ 'nt; Ilsc" persons have attended
tf" G.1'-"Gt cU.r.t INN Ms v.U~,-v| IL"
r-Ur's co.. usc}. The club ms paid ou, IN
;t--,# HC.Wps-r SIs..tf ami SGu uf|. o. 'ils
shown -. jhr cL-u4uir-~. N'to.crG "u-
rctlci I've times. m, lag six mon II Ati
NJ ."y. 'hoEn-ki. ~ g.. E'".. Sa.-ry.
RS Ran p. Ru:eh-".J Tommy Vet,
Bloom. irdi-. S,iffl. raj Iiav,N.rs. r z-lrl-
mons. IErrH". TYSON. JACK I#l-. b--sr
G@rd."r kcaHy. Dick g. iir.cr. So.iy Smith.
NJ S'mins. paddy Ryan. JACK jsf7!-=.
M"rf'. adam. = 1H."h1l;". pic olson.
Noel and al ~. tspuGt"t,ers. !: developed
emmy GHrSeT. tho Siashcr. the most prom
-. '.C little i'4t.v Il tHr .Fy. ard barney
'arC1~s. the stfo-G rolling mi! ma5. BE-
side Other promising tirr.-.
vi! devote tE"-r attention On i:C -lC Vi .t-
ton O." uccnariE- plans frr .Hc coming sea-
son. ana rl"rlir" - cN~c. even that Of the
orc jas. about 10 end.
Vt 81" Z Tees jcy night show JACK Root
ard TOMMY T;y"u vii - 20 Il decision. and
TO -o j. rNVect"t. Resides the Upton Slash
ct md Young ,Yova,- tHsro xii! he matches
between KID Ah0i and XII E.iio. Harry
lombard and Young Garfield. Tommy Lar
Eirs 81 StTcat"T ana Dick Fitzpatrick AMI
Esly Hurley OF Hamn.ond. Ind, and Mike
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HAY BE A DUKES BRIDE.
Miss Helena Zimmerman Reported
Engaged TO Bc Married.

kE'J El..t SPECIAL
Natragausctt Pier. f. l.. July 22.-Socie;y
in This fashionable resort has been ia a
futter FOR several days over the report that
Miss Helena Zimmerman of Cincinnati. one
OF the most beau;Ifui yours women in the
summer colony. = engaged 20 marry TIE
Duke of Manchester
= letter received here from London corrab-
GRATED the report. ana said the Duke eX-
pected to sail soon FOR This country. and
that then the announcement would he
made public.
Miss Zimmerman Tonight blushinsiy re-
fused 10 confirm the engage mcni. but SAID
she ana the Duhe were well acquainted.
They met IN London when she WIS abroad
with her father last year. and later when
thu Duke Was in this country he paid her
maILca attentions.
Sh. II = handsome blonde. Her father j.
T.. ZlnlenTIGau. a railroad contractor. whose
wealth j. estimated ri Sle.eJi.G@3
"a Ii" London letter received here Il was
said that the Duke. whose imuc,Enio-itv
and ;ro4bies with his creditors are subjects
of c;mmoH knowledge. had borrowed 5000
to make the "trip To Nncrica. and that his
friends all believed ne would return with
= wife whose dover would set him on MS
feet financially. patch up his ruined castles
and put stop TO his worries from creditors.
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* for Corhctt he should get his from
Mccoy. CoThe:i sc Al birnGcd curled. pow
cer,c. hcSlt7d yiragu If che ring. His Sci
eaCc j. tn toilet science q. the scarlet
CT garment asi boast of show HIS feint-
iuE. hitting AMI foot work WIS Snowy. at
trtctiV. taking. but IN fs.ctivc Tie never
was at any time an effective FIGHTER. re
never mace anything h lid tcn ard tell
hard. He could feiUt be could tic man
NJ with his hlutfs, IL that man forgot that
IL was all hlUT. But h. had nothing 10
back ;Ae bluT 49, Wiz. The man who re-
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WASHINGTON PARK WINNERS.
ihomFSon Brothers, EHou, M ctieu
and Bill Henry Are ihrae

iti-lt bl|iC SPECIAL
Chicago. H., July 22.-Few OF the piuneers
left Washington Park with a biz, load OF
cash. Bill Henry. however. LETT Tor 3. Louis
Saturday night over S-5.Vo0 to the good on
the meeting. He Will lie back We.ncsday
and viii Inen attend the meeting at Haw-
thorne and Try TO pick up a few good ones
there.
Before leaving for the train Henry said:
Il do not believe any large haul was made
az the meeting. 1t was good one Tor mos;
Of the track followers, hut that any OF me
boys naGe a fortune / do not believe The
Killings were few and the thing was pretty
generally eSeHcd Ep.''
At The time Barney SChreiEer WAS ruled
on. attention was drawn 10 the betting of
steve l. iommcdieu. and wild stories 1ere
set ahoat OF his pluTges on ious shots
Nhlcn proved winners. Bookmakere GrrIy
that any heavy play was made on the
aoTsoS said 10 have won SO much money
for the Frcnchman, and they say lie odd
not win over $4,000 at she outside Others
however say steve may have pulled down
as much IS $50 coo az $40 go
The biggest winners are the Thompson
h.oi hers. owners Of Sidney Lucas Richa "a
thompson said to-day iiai he and his
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ANNUAL PICNIC Of
irish NATIONALIST.
Great Crowd Gathers at Fair
Grounds and Enjoys Ath-
lctic Contests.
TURNER'S ARE SUCCESSFUL.
Win in All hut Two Eycn'S-}or
O'Railly Victor in poic Vault
-HIgecTIv Lands Broad
Jump.

$500, ,--..,
The annual picnic ~ III" iri-f Na''"''li-
is-s AZ .hr - = Grounds Yesterday was at
- ... 80. ........, NH, ,.,fa,.1 ,!,.,
oUlirS as We. - The excellent -.i- sports.
tn, ,.r,uh-tns.s .-~ VS. v.olj H.lrr. ARA tie
crowd Ia-D.s .is WY into ire arena, where
The a:n.eur events took place.
The r~;ar- Offered i.- tng s.c.et- in the
--, o.. ..-. I-.,
various c-'n-s ":'a-ti d. i.-it ''-'.- J. &.
AZ! most g.. III. contests were close &id
-zsi-irg.
,.--.-.-.....-,... e 80, dos. ms
Iha G1'E o.S&rH 1la''nrNi "i .-' - W -
tie tt.t.ar T.. J.. .',.''.,. 10 -, IL
afT.a--.'. g. lHt 'tt...S ~ ,---' a.. : ga ~
ne was entered '-'.it' "a ,..''-..tt o. .'' va
athletic -;'e.- W "L ',-'.H ~ t,t.,,,
Press i'ltH o. '.'-., 80 $50. J.. -,
NnHl ''' a-t0r @'i u Fl i-'.N ~ 30 J. ''-S
had. eaHi'-i.a ..h@ mo- as 80. '.>,
E.'I shtMli'-. =, -. - -
M l.e@Ts sur. 49, ~. WI ,,t in n
ness once more. :; Is 5'ra can,VSn g.. N.
men L" s.,.,1 ~ an! r,. g., ,.o go
anne 90 IN ara N'u would s., i@1 m on edge
Ffc1 HeciCWrf Jr Ha rs, ne Ear 4 The
yards event" "a ...-t'.- .a15 - t'. Gu
sliertlS tHs5 81, vas ~lNl .'- y ais -, ms
oIp"nGsLS ne u H., 10y , no ", =. ~ o.,
JCna \. l\,nT Won me i.'.t,, "A, .,i ..I.:iiE
atA' n %.9 80, az .,s.i.l-,f,,
!" ~ 49,. : o. ,. - ~ -, : C. 80
v tI'-..I- S-C " 49,. - , u
Her aeCiarr 'nT race 80 40 I"",[F, ana or
..gu u ~" -. ~ - :, . n - D." va
fisn4sln re, gse9 ~ agliE III q G@'Siga
en- N'i-S ,t.i s.r
eo'i .,,G 80 Us III .b
an rIi.':'@l. Va -. -, ; -, ~.
lIgII "!ia. - O. ..i-t'-" ~
zoe - I't..,t- ~, 'i $500 ~ : .
nov ri,:5i,f ."' - - -. 1T Gn
~ -, III u l. IN. IN ~
his laS' itia! 2S ''Ta,'4 tfe par ut lsct l,7
rjr, 81 rIr ~, i,.# - 1,r4 49, ,'-'
- e. - "a , a. a - 80, WAGNER
80 IA a .-s'-, -. - i-.
ne i'a' - -.,,..,'i'.'', Vas
, -, :" H.. - 49, ~ s.l,.!
"riH IL Ii.-I a. ~ -" u ~ III ''!e us
.s5i.f,- -. IL ~, -. .,.-,
rs-a 90 ,,-si--o AR, 5i. - -, 49,, 80
"S5e tIlle M'tI.@t.' a'I US i'L l-H iid...;
; sl'd ms. @I..'i,- IN, .''si, VIZ Nt5e aSIh
- u W. ~ = =. n. - - -."t n',,'e
NaS "a. :. - 40 "a =, ."' VIC
L,.'-.t-.;i i re- 80. Ito.L .. i..NI'S W.
i'";,.i. -. ~ - - 80. -
Jo'E t',>hI..,t - OH: i'I d N-'H ''4'e'
TT !. "c - =, IT,, ,-.;.,,-~s..-
Aahen al IT al me tI.,H ti't.at'-'S
save about the most eH1nFafis Iioi!s g!
the season. -.
! ne .g.Io"iilS i d SUMMARY O '"r 'aS ;
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Indicates precipitation iasrcrociahle.
Y. J. HYATT
LEGAL .'drecaeX psTI-ial.
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EupepSia Tablets
AN
absolute Specific
For Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Loss of
Appetite and ali Stomach
Irregularities.

EUPEPSLA TABLETS are r
standard remedy, fhey have been
in use for many years by a famous
specialist, and are row prescribed
by tie best physicians in their pri-
vate practice.
A CURE POSITIVELY GUAR4N-
TEED IN EVERY CASE. OF HOW.
EVER LONG STANDING.
PoSfn,asfers Scott and SeweH
write as follows:
Lon. 10, March ~, 1900.
EnDepsia Co Gentlemen: fnd
that .y0Hr tablets are all that YOU rec.
omHTeTd fEerr 10 Be and more d0n'f
think there car be anything better for
indigestion fh75 your medicine.
u. n. SCOTT Postmaster.
Lafayette. Tex. April ). 1900
Euoepsia Co. - Gentlemen: I am
benefited by tire use OF Eupepsia Tab.
LET'S. ~. L. Sc WELL Postmaster.
EUPEPSL4 TABLETS are sold
under an absolute guarantee TO re-
fund money in all instances where
they fail. Where EUPEPSIA TAB
LETS cannot be obtained from
local druggists they should be or
6cred forwarded BY matt They
sell for so cents g COX. Sent pre-
paid 20 any address on receipt of
SO cents liz postage. Every box con.
fains two weeks treatment.
CAUTION - Take no substitute
for EUPEpSfA TABLETS-fhere
is nothing Just as good"
Address EUPEPSL4 COMPANY.
3<3 Ci1rk Ave, 81. Louis, Mo
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rasmberei that always beat him. When he
dl1 lie his man up he could not hur: MIN.
Not so Mccoy. Did you see hin! tie Billy
SUIT in GOrdian knots ut the Coliseum?
torbett never feinted a man into a hlaCker
or harder knot than those Yet no one
could see with what Mccoy did tt. No
motion was visible
the honest beauty OF his style did not
show. But il Was effective.
torhett may be fast and clever before
sWiuger. a slow man or u rUSier. EuJ be-
io;" n fast man. faster man than he IS,
n man wIo hits hard with short straight
punches. he will not b" clever His SNOWY
TENTS. his wide foot work. his long hooks
and rctr"atirg i31s will not Do with Me
ny III" IEt'"r'S smooth but easy f"|t
work. his straight punches ard harl drives
Tor =" fac trent will kill the man who
once wor7 the pugnpaGnar.
NcC"y can jaka . better t.aiin- tI:In
'nftc't can. IL is better stuff This tn "
'iu" >!n'w IS clean and sweet. His bones
ar. heavy and white as q hogs tooth. Ma
con - the contrary. p" viii muivadhcr
tH-r"tt g. they cv-- meet
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Mccoy once I'D hammer him hard and
-; the a. oiSl'H AT -re ERA. Yet Ruhu
ira" Improved e lot since tlgt zine. Nc
Coy had Efawu heavier arJ better. too.
l.Nn.iu - net hard 10 hUy,. JD - The time
Et SPARED 9TH tDCit 10 ana a-ur.lei some
glsNt'u's-. De- Idu - very bad habit q lay
ms his id% CpCT VIXEN conducting ofTrns-
w." operations. Which wuUi5 nc ft,II TO
him ia the cas- Sc fellow Ike Mccoy
When i:uh5in was matched "a b * Fitz his
friends were fearful NJ this weakness. No
nn.E 'ir uncover his Jaw when IN the rims
with the ri.Cn.
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Can Ruhln hoa, Jcffriesc Assuredly. lie
urHE Nlih 10" champion WHOM both were
in yhels EuVltiatc. y n have improved.
isuh.iE j. he bet people. lie l. a gamer.
better bred, better mi -s.d. bette hearted
man than iafries. Isvrlin q q clean
Wholesome fellow. Jonr.os rs RINK. Itu..d.
coSrse-gr,incG and bully" r. he was q
steer he would make bad canned S~of.
e,r.rrv ana uruhol-=ome Euh'iu is \
better nbore1 man. fellow 81 T1ucn
cleaner disposition. His bore is bette
n IS Whittier and cleaner ~ grain. I'll can
Cu.h-t nd 0.tt0o; Jcnries. outsar1c and
,u:stay him II he can stand OF and make
JeEtias Sight n" should beat him. Any man
should that can 90 this.
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Quirc. Team Victorious.

NJ 4'A.i' St-AA AL
quincy. III. July Two thousard persons
saw IN" Quincy Reserves d-fss; the pieis ST
Louis nr scu-e q q 10 % ct Sportsman s Park
this Afternoon. Ten innings were played.
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JdbeZ BatsfOrd and Walter Farreli. Tho
that they had been sending advance infor-
nation on results Of the races 10 agents in
New York Dcr. releas SD bv chic! Desmond
yesterday on their promise 60 report at MS
Office daily for The next few DAYS. The ro-
lice have placed a charge of iiling against
the men and are awaiting adviccs from New
York
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Brighton f:enca Entries.

Nv York. Iu'y -l-Farlow.rE are the Brighton
Be. entries for tom, TOW:
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THE WEATHER..


Lg's.isl.
Illrois-Fair Monday and Tuesday: usE, 20
fresh 81 uthwss."ily winds.
Arkansas i.1,sl rd.us and thun ic.-i rms Mon
u.y- Generally laiT T.c-!a!: cast-r.y winds
'N!it. n,I Local rains and ,4uI,r 81 tav.
t,"'ralN talg El-Hl4N. -vIt.-gS t...iv vl..s-
Missouri Generally lair Monday aad Tuesday;
sDLthc:Iy WINDS.