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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-23

| holders, of increasing such capital
stock from time to time to an amount
not exceeding, Dnally, fifty thousand
dollars (S50,000)
Fifth. The domicile of said corpoc-
alton shall be said county Of Glynn
land its chief Office and place of bus
mess shall be Brunswick, therein, but
your petitioners also desire the right
and privilege from time to time, and
at any time, to establish branch bust
nesses under said charter, elsewhere
at other points in said state.
Sixth. Petitioners desire that said
corporation shall be governed, Except
as to the making OF bylaws which
Snail be made by the shareholders
ny board Of five directors, selected
by the shareholders at each annual
meeting, Except Where the election
is to fill vacancy one of wnom shall
by said shareholders, be made presl-
dent, another secretary and third
treasurer of said company, and said
~4ectors shall elect annually Except
when the election is to fill vacancy
a general manager, to superntend and
operate the business of said corpora
ton, and fix and prescribe his compen
sation,
Seventh The meetings OF the
shareholders, after the nrst meeting
Of the organization under this CHAR
ter, shall be held on the second Mon
day in January OF each year, except
call meetings, w'niCh the president may
at any time convene upon written no
tice to the shareholders, and the
Shareholders shall prescribe from tim
to time the times and places for
the meetings of the board of Ii
rectors and the number of kinds of
officers of said corporation other
than those herein named, and
tneir powers and duties salaries and
emoluments. and make all the bylaws
for its and their governance
Eighth. Petitioners ask that said
corporation have the power to Ie-
| ceiVe in payment for stock subscript-
ions real or personal property, useful
or necessary in the operation of all or
any of its said businesses.
Ninth. The said corporation have
all the powers, rights and privileges
generally called the common powers.
conferred by the law of this state up-
on all corporations, as enumerated in
section 1852 Of the present code of
this state.
Tenth. Petitioners desire that said
corporation shall have the right to
borrow money for carrying on it's bus
ness, and securing loans to it by mort
gage or security deed
Eleventh. Your petitioners desire
that they. their associates, success
sors and assigns be incorporated and
have succession as a body polite UNI
der said corporate name, with all the
said powers, privileges and duties,
for the term OF twenty years.
CORTLAND Symrles,
Petitioners Attorney.
Original application hlel in Office
this, May Z. 1902
II. f. du Bignon,
CLERK Superior Court, Glynn County.
!, H. f. du Bignon, clerk of the
superior court of said county, GER
tify that the foregoing is copy of
the original application for CHARTER
of the Atlantic i.atldry, Tye Il Knit
ting Co, now on file in this Office.
Witness my hand and official signature
this, May Z, 1902
IL. f. du Bignon.
Clerk Superior Court Glynn County.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Georgia, Glynn county.

Georgia, Glynn county.
BY virtue of an order of the court
Of ordinary Of said county, will be sold
at public cutlery, ON the first Tues
day in June 19G2at the court house in
said county between the legal hours of
sale, the following railroad, bank and
oeAer incorporated company stocks be-
longing to the estate of George l..
PITCHER deceased, to-wit:
Thirty-fve $3.50 shares of the stock
Of the Providence and Worcester
Railroady company, of Providence,
Rhode Island, the same being an incor-
porated company.
One hundred (100) shares of the
stock Of The National Bank of North
America, eli Providence, Rhode Island,
the same being an incorporated com
pany.
Forty-foW CAD SHARES of the stock
.Of The Providence Gas company. of
Providence, Rhode Island, the same
being an incorporated company. and
one 0) share of the stock of the Pal
metto Investment company, of Bruins
wick, Georgia, the same being All in
.corporated company.
The sale will continue from day to dav
between the same hours. until all
said property is sold. Terms cash.
rms the 7th. day of May, 1902.
Levi Goldsmith,
Administrator upon the estate of
George l.. Pitcher, deceased.
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PETITION FOR CHARTER.
State Of Georgia.

State of Georgia,
County OF Glynn.
To the Superior Court of said county
John j. Spears, Charles G.. Moore
and John b. Davis, all of said
county ana citizens Of said state.
present this petition for incorpora-
ton, and thereupon they allege and
pray:
First. Your petitioners desire that
themselves and such other persons
as may hereafter be associated with
them in that behalf and their gucces-
sors and assigns, be Incorporated and
become body polite under the laws
OF said state under the corporate name
for the purposes, with the power and
to be governed as Hereinafter men
toned.
Second. The name Of said corpor-
alton, for the charter of which this
petition is presented, to be the At
lantic Laundry, Dye & Knitting Co.
Third. The particular business
which said corporation shan transact
under said name, and the object of
such association is: (a) TO operate,
carry on and conduct for hire and
compensation and profit a general
laundry, in the work of washing,
ironing and laundering clothing and
all other wash goods. (b)
To engage in the running and operat-
ing for nire, compensation and profit.
of a knitting mill, in the manufacture
of cotton, wooden, silk and other knit
goods, and selling the product and out
put thereof in the markets, and (c)
a r.fu aIc
hire and profit, the business OIL a dive
house, in the work of dying and clean
ing all kinds Of clothing and dry goods
with the right to petitioners, their
associates, successors and assigns, un-
der such corporate name however,
to operate during the term of their
incorporation any one, CT two, or all
OF said businesses at the same time
and either separately or together. &C
cordingly as the best financial ends
OF said corporation snail suggest, and
1t shall seem most advantageous and
profitable to it, and with authority
further to operate any one or all Of
sa.- businesses with steam. electric
or such other power as shall be
deemed best.
Fourth. The capital stock OF said
corporation Snail be FIVE thousand dol.
lars ($5,O0O) divided into shares of
ten dollars each, which is ready to
be paid in Immediately upon the
grant and acceptance Of the charter
hereby prayed for, and the opening
OF subscription books, and the or.
ganization of the company, with the
right, however, to the Shareholders
at any time or times after s organi-
cation, at any regular meeting, on a
vote of three-fourths Of the stock
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PETITION FOR CHARTER.
STATE or GEORGIA.

| COUNTY OF GLYNN.
10 the superior court of said county:
| The petition of G. +. Goodyear ST.
Q. Downing, w. g. Dempster, Walter
3. Isaac, and G. r. Goodyear Jr.. all
OF Glynn county, Georgia. respect
fully SHOWS:
First. That they desire 10 be incor-
porated under the name and style Of
the Brunswick Paint Oil &, Varnish
Company" for a term OF twenty
years. with the principal place of bus
mess at Brunswick Georgia and the
pmWlege OF establishing agencies
elsewhere and employing agents in
this state, the United States AMI for
ei6n countries.
Second. The object of said com
pany is to engage in manufacturing
and selling goods for profit, ana the
principal bushes which they desire
to engage in is the manufacture Of
paint oil, Varnishes. mixed paints.
and sale Of the same.
Third. The capital stock of said
company to be fifty thousand dol
lars ($5O,000), in shares of one hun
dred dollars each, one-half com
mon stock and one half thereof TO
be cumulative, participating prefer
req seven CD per cent. diyi-
dend paying stock, that is to
say that before the common
stock shall receive dividends there
shall first be paid to the preferred
stock seven per cent dividend. and
II for any year earnings are INSULT
cient to pay all or any portion of such
seven per cent dividend, that such IN
paid dividend, or portion thereof
shall be paid to said preferred stock
wheneyell subsequent earnings au-
thorlze it,, and should earnings au-
thoriZe an excess Of dividend over
81 ven per cent to both common and
preferred stock, such surplus, or SO
much thereof as is declared an adj
ditional dividend. to be divided equal
ly between the preferred and the com
mon stock; each class of stock to
nave equal voting power with the
other; each share of stock to be en-
Tilted to one vote in all stockhoid-
ers meetings; a majority Of all stock
ISSUED to constitute a quorum in such
meetings, and majority Of such quo.
rum to decide all questions at reg
ular or called stockholders meetings
no p2rt OF said stock has been paid
In but petitioners desire to engage in
business so soon as ten Der cent of
The i,'al stock of said company is
ali IN cash into the the tie ,sdry OF
SAID coldB2ny, exclusive of ~Ir,hasc,
lor preferred stock of real estate ana
purchases for common stock of for
mula, patent rights, trade marks metd-
ods and processes for the articles il
proposes to manufacture and sell.
Fourth. The said company to have
power to acquire real estate for The
purposes Of its incorporation and to
pay for some at fair valuation In
preferred stock, If desired, and to
acquire formula, patent rights, trade
marks, secret methods and processes
for the article it proposes to manu-
fracture and sell and to pay for same
at fair valuation in common stock.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-23

THE CELEBRATED WAUKESHA
Arcadian ginger ale now on sale at
HunterSales drug store. The most
exhiliarating drink dispensed at any
found in the city Call for it.
Call on L. A. Miller for kiln dried
lumber.
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if desired, to take real and personal
| property in payment of debts to it or
to take security thereon to- issue
bonds and secure same byWostgage
or deed of trust; to have and use a
common seal; to sue and be sued; to
plead and be impleaded; to make by
laws not in consistent with this
charter for its government, including
Che number and character of it's Off
GERS and their compensation, and
generally to do any other act or acts
thing or things usually done by cor
porations, not inconsistent with this
charter. or the laws of this state or
'of the United States And petition
2rs will ever pray.
Respectfully submitted
c. p. Goodyear,
Attorney for petitioners.
Georgia, G1ynn county.
l, II. r.. du Bignon, clerk Of the SUI
Derior court for Glynn county Geor-
gia, do certify that the above ann
foregoing is a true and correct copy OF
the petition for charter ct Inc Bruins
wick Faint, OI & ,arnish company
filed in my office, this, the fifth day of
May 1902 Witness my hand
and Official seal this, May ..
Fl. f. du Blgnon,
Clerk superior Court, Glynn County
Georgia
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-23

Try McDuffies mo 16" for La
Grippe or Influenza. II is guaranteed
to cure or your moEey viii be refund
ed. Price $1.00 At w. Joerxer's.
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EOS Gloucester, Street.

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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-31
CENTURY STAKE ENTRIES.
Many Cracks to Race mt weight
for Age for kI5.EOO Prize.

Announce ment Is made by the Coney
Island Jockey Club that thirty-s's cracks
age eligible to start in the Century
Stake. OF si5oo. a se'gh;-for-age race.
AZ one mile and half. 10 be run aooI;
Sept ..
Elghty-oae horses have been declared
out " the Century. Those eligible are
EthsIbsr,. s. Garry Herman 4 Barron, I
Blu.s 4. Blsrs FoI ! Nom Daisy. J. Rcmo'ss
g. Demurrer. q. Prines MrcluTs. s. South Elk
haru I Luck and Charity, g. city BARK. J
UaH.s,cai ] Masnanimou,. J. Golirgrs J.
Sidney Laea,. s. Cold seeker J Gsldsmith, ,;
BlArtmgr- r-llaFi7. 4 Bonnlt.rt. De
nr narios & Major Daniels . v,s'AI Dane.
4 Major palas.rnsld. ], silp;hrt,. ,. Old Eng
land ] . COMPUTE 2 Nugget. 7. Far Rocsarsy,
I S.,,urt,um. J. Eikhorn. 4 Beiu Gallant. I
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-31
THIS FIGHTERS
CONDITION SERIOUS
WHITE. KNOCKED OUT, HAS
NOT RECOVERED.
Engaged In Bout In philadelphia
ON saturday >iEht and Efforts
tn U->iS- Him Fail.

PHILADELPHIA March II Boxing
threatens 80 be- doomed again in this
city. f,r \ principal N a bout a; the
kni sk"r 1skrr \ -. on Saturday night.
Is IN e serious c,ndit!on owing to .
h.at!r. hr received ~. Is Tommy
wht.". I1ga! hlat1m-wotEht. who en-
SaE', iu q ,nut w''h Eddie Marley.
waite Has q human punching bag for
Markry ~" nd been repeatedly
knocked down and nna 'ly wa. rendered
unconscious !u "a" h;ta round Doctors
hsv" worked hard to revive the boy
sine the occurrence. bu, their Efforts
have 80 FAR bee without success But
hope Is Yet entertained FOR the boys re-
soyrry
MFrk"y ant all the officials OF the club
and ~. seconds 90 both men ar. under
police Surveillance and have been noti-
led To- bc present IN court to-day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-31
WHERE ENGLAND
BEATS AMERICA.
HER STEEPlECHASE HORSES
SUPERIOR TO OURS.

In the matter Of Stecplcchase horses
Eng.ands are superior 10 Americas Al
any rate. that j. the opinion 81 How
ari Lewis. jr whs went 10 England IN
the interest Of i a r. widener. the
Philadelphia millionaire. couple ~
months aEo. and who has Just returned
|, ~a- Mr LewIs's mission abroad TO
study Jumping races and give com
paEisou Of IN. sport acre and there
lie saws there j. no comparison Thar
II would be folly for an American owner
70 send a jumper To England FOR ne
would never win prize unless such a
horse was "a. above tn. ordinary type
seen on tracks In tn. United States.
There Is no horse IN America to-day
that know Of" said Mr Lewis that
could got over the high jumps and un'
commonly hazardous water bitches
Regarding the class %, jumping
horse. In England. they are !ncompar-
abs superior in every way to our own
The reason for the conditions are Oh
vious In tn. firs; place there are more
jumping races held IN England in one
month than take place in this country
In year Aside from that fact no
horsehorse Is put in training TO become
jumper until ne Is six years old or
has reached his maturity.
So much IA thought Of steep!echas~
races in England that when one come.
into possession Of a good horse, th"r"
is no, enouNl money In the country 70
buy him. As matter OF fact, $1,000
Is not considered a nigh pric. to pay 'or
recognized standard 1t Is looked upon as
"A bargain.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-31
BROOKLYN TEAM
LEAVES FOR SOUTH
CAPT. keller WILL BE IN
COMMAND OF TRIP.
WIN spend Two Week. NJ Cnium-
bin. =. e., Getting into
Condition.

tn" Rpoklvn Rarcnnl team left 'or
Columbia : q" to-day wasr" they el'l
sc' .n'1 condition 'or IN" coming sea
.nn Manager N,I Hir"n saw IFS PLAY.
'rs n MT lli NOT ar ampany them
only four players started from h'r"
The, we're capt BINS Kcoler. Catcher
AhcaFn and the new iune'dor, AlmaruS-
ter IN! Wiuhim They LETT ON "a" }
L train over The p"nu-yfvsul Rail
road They will %" Joined IN Washing
ton tonight hv slh others members Or
the team namely Farrell NnCrcrs
Donovan, Mr,;ann, Fuller and irwin
kl'sou newton. b1hien Do.hu, Flood
Wheeler. Prolt liildehrand' and Nc.
Markiu nav" also le't their winter
homes aud are on Their WAY TO IA.
training grounds hy various route. The
team viii bee gone tRo weeks
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-31
JEFFR|ES AFRAID
OF F|TzS|MM0NS?
THAT is TOM SHARKEYS
VIEW OF AFFAIRS.
"If Jrn Was ON the Level" Says
Thomas. HE Would Accept
Charleston ODER

Since Jim Jerr!es withdrew from BIZ
mos; recently made match with Tom
Sharkey owing - ~" refusal ~ SAP
Francisco club To bid !or :, the cS-
Sailor has not man. comp inrntary
things - sag about the champion And
here j. his latcst:
'Jcrrics Is AFRAID ot Fitz. SAYS
Thomas II h. Yis not n would ag-
eep; the ufI-r made by the cluh IA
Charleston. : e. ltis an excellent pn,r.
and wish | had tnc chance offered
III" A. { L. II Jsffr!es vii! not hight
titz, tn.n will take his place ami
spit the money with Bob any way ne
likes II.
u tank the chances ~ the biz nigh
being decided are very slim II the
champion WAS on tn" level %. sruId
accept the hes; oir"- TO not blame
Hon 'pg not "s.t'ug JcTri"s 'u ihc
!at;cr'- own club 10 l.ns Nrr"."s
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-31
PUGIlISM.

"'I.' N'fi'7 o. io1hlas Tor nst-h,. Tor hi, too
.Nst'''. rsir1lons Gus Rubin ani Denver "a
"hfrr PufHr. Madden declares . mol. N.
i''h -s1ngi'n 'lHss he ~airpsi Peter M.h.r.
ra' h-'i 'hA 'itI. AMI Marlin. he say, he tn.
''i-k aam.ioa Ne Ill match h, t.o
h'-' srm .r'.srt .ay AsIyg ssist,, !
a. hnr.a atAin', I.rris' On a., '.ru,
,..' a. hs ant. j, thai ~ ana hsht In
LOO Nas-''i % '1I pias h- ike
rAa'n'k .s broken .h.srs4 after ~, a.ies,
1t kil" rau'T- h,uii ~. SAID He, .
tough ,aIns 'Ilaa All c.a stand lot Of
could al' hin pleased Hut =. "a, iieky
.raagh N get 10 couple ,h.t brought ~ ia~n
'i,H before Aaj -, sI,- -. csins. g. lin
Il 10 generally contested BY the follower, ~ the
-''- came tina, Martin pury. the chle,so llgnt.
N'.sat. VII nav. one Of %. hird.'' battle, Of
AVA Noatv night at the Nmsri.ia ciub
4l "h,cigu. GoIhis = Ss.tsr. veishi and 10
rsgg'.i % - on . N, hes; men n bis l."
IL lately de'eat~: Maity Miuh.-s dee!ai'sU At
!loi sTsns'
'-- Harf.r hr,'h.r ~ jim, an! ii<h,--irs,
o. rood --sn-i 10 training h.Fi FOR he eontsu
.r NEs44sss NFTu vita "Kld' McPArlarf.
mo nr4' - 10 decided before the N,l-.lSs.
lie aE club and viii :. les pognds a. J
o. .torE
Tommy Rv,n 10 NEE, Bllly stlt a, Kansas
cts ra' wsir-sd,y. an 'fses 10 .to7 him
-,f- - 'HH rounds or forte th- purse
jos He'er aai 80 di.-f have 'Enei sr'i'
...s 'n box At ~, Imperial cub Bait
more. "a
MA. poloNI7 ~ Roch'-is' sna Chsrls,
..ttt.,... Tsurs.B- Of ssn Fr,pe!sro, hnssd
T. .g,v -rurds 90 iraw al Portland ore
"rias'iAg aiEh'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-31
OARSMEN HAD
A PARADE, TOO.

Fifth avenue was not the only place
where there was parade yesterday
The Harlem River had one, too. but
there was not much dress about II. oars
men were IN. principals. and, as the,
sped up ard down the Speedway course
OF III. uptown stream they were
watched by thSusands.
Tn, day was a Dit chilly for the scan
tily-clad oafsmen. bun they had not
pulled the oars very long before they
began feeling the blood tlngiins throus h
their bodies and. exposed as they were.
they were to an extent more comforta Die
thar the yesterday dressed spectators.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-31
TOMMY WHITE RECOVERING.
Pusiiirt HrEnins Consciousnrss
nnd L. ont of Danger.

PHILADELPHIA. March si.--Thomas
HoTEke,h. the pugil r. better known as
Tommy White. Sscollnpsed during n
boxing bout IN this city on Saturday
II reported out Of danger. The author
tiles have decided TO make no arrests.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-31
COLUMBIA BUYS
HOUSE ON HARLEM
ROWING OFFICIALS SECURE
LONE STAR CLUES
Ai'-nush occupy Ing IL Vow. Col.
Irgian. VIII Not Take Posses.
sion tntil September.

Columbia University efforts to sccurd
A boa'-Hnusc IN the Harlem which N.
could call IT. own has been successful
nj last II mas purchased the house Il,
N. Lone Star QUO. but tn" coli-gisr(.
Will not take possession until next Sc
,-npcr The Iuiumhian- are now dol a
-r,i- t~.luilE The e. tui vii continue =
do s. unit. after th" Intercollegiate IA
This viii permit Z the New va
oarsmcn beginning training earlier -
The season hereafter since they occb
pied .u, house ru the Hudson they have
md 90 be c"us"at with iDLjor work for
q port % = N. year when they SHOULD
nave been uGt pu thu wat'-.
Tn. lone star club though. IL not ~
dissolve II viii huin another house
WI! h VIII cost between s'."i and N,pD.
:, vii o., q thr'.-sinry building about
l1' feet long and - feet wide.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-31
BASEBALL.

a. rnt' sf.. rnaat' 'ssi.i-
'..r. W. .,u.. N-|'7 Of n.''"f 40"
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r~. Hts ~ -S'H rlu'ts.pHa. 'AieA'
40 fN'.aUrs rs'fsrHsy
ne ,~-r ,n r-s u. ~, ---,rr-' 90 ale
2 stn-s.r7. remarked sfs.r.-r Hsr,s'- r-Ha
nu,rat .1l ,hr H.n -rsu COB be-. .sAr -
prr wHs '.- ,nu all b. h'.4
ans r.-t q. IS -sur eff "a.
on ms-.a-a' ssf 'ss ,-lurs an o. n
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f. ,aN on 'ss oii I-iis R''-
rr .~ .H i..1 = sn'a over to enc aili-
a-a 80. rl- s-i' ~ hn' shade
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DI7HrF %. $50 .rB.Iis me Hnr Fs-sd
rtaar" ta t-r hs.-y Of ~. game
v,-,-.- armour at S.s o.l.s7. 49, N.
..s,-' t.r- -irei r--.f.n' yi'0yi N,in's
'sf #v.as rsAuar.ns t'l'ss,m 'l
ne rather th'a a. back 90 Nsu N'FA
nr-r -r- r,u.y poalvaa MANAGER = 40 81
laas So ra rake, me positive "'t'men'
'a,. To- v.' prevent Wac" us.a',.k AMI i,i''
..r '-am r.s1'1s lH 81" Amer an league 'a''
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-.ar enlarged "a ''a'ns Hr.1r BY mes
ra-.r-s 40 dep sutrc r-|i which stl D, n
.s. .sF rr .rysntI salk Win the len rH'
Hr.. -, stands IHua enc rr..uE Hs rl'Fc
-rlI ne ,arIs 81 r.n '-.' l',"'o ps'p.'
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,rar-lr' -.,a the War.rrtsr Baseball sl4a tie
ming se4.aa. ara IN. naass'm'a, = th'
,vrear. elm % tho N.s fJEaHf Baf-tlil
.rtg.. BE- attempting .H. r'a- sHr4- deal vita
mo Worcester club uh- -oay X .7r7ntinE an
.s.h .u 80 i.4vFsa-s team thlE ysaF
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-31
FAIRBANKS LANCASHIRE.
Arnold second IN Mig English
>t-rrir-has-

LONDON. March u ~ the Man-hes.
Ter Easter m,c'lH= to-day tho Lauc,.
shire Handicap SieoplcchaSc O: ZOO
noy"re!snE three miles and a hl'. wa
won ~ Flrlnl Arnold vas second
ana InGu.sitcr was th.rd Fifteen
horses -. gi.i
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-31
WHO S|DESTEPPEO
IN THIS MATCH2

Frank Err. and Joe Gnnr will no:
uslt iRoi- proposed lightweight cham
.HE.a,p bout At Fora Erie on May a.
o. men wcr" unable 20 agree wh,n It
came - IN" signing VI the articles OF
agreement, ana JarS Herman. the man
a-, pi ;hr club, docasod all ncgotia-
ton, IN There Is now question ms to
who ms t.ics'' ppPd the match
Gans's manager would not Elgn for the
boat because ne did not think that IN.
purse OF $3.50 offered was large enough
Erie had signed them. The former
offered - have the ma;ch decided in
baltimore and give purse OF $500.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-31
LONG SHOTS FIRST
IN FOURTH RACE.
HARI KARI, 10 TO :, ANc
MASTERPIECE, IS TO |.
Arius Takes Third Event. Rose
Tint the second. and Alpaca
the First mt BcnninEs.
Special to tn. Evening worla

JENNINGS. d. c. March II Society
came out to the track to-day in large
numbers Notwithstanding the fact that
the afternoon was far from pleasant.
The air was raw and cold and sixty
mile gale nnPdc things uncomfortable
The features were two steeplccnns's
one for hunters. TO be ridden by gentle
men riders in full hunting costumes
These races are always pleasing as spec
tacles. but they 80 not cut G,uch hsir"
with regular. who have no use f'F "a
run tina, they cannot Dot on.
Quite a number " New i"rkcrs re-cn-
forced the ranks to-day. Among tn"
new arrivals was Bo"kmak'r G"ofF"
wnceloca. who sr,nt the winter nakins
q tour CT the world
Tue track was still bit heavy to-day,
hut the going was not so bad
FIRST RACE