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Notice.t0 Hunters.

We positively win prosecute all
persons, regardless of person, who at
any time, hunt or range with or with
out dogs on our premises.
G. l. KICK,
L. V. KICK.
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DAKOTA flour is superior to all
others. Each sack is warranted.
The evening world., 1902-04-01
.F|Tz CONSIDERS
BIDS TODAY.
MET CHARLESTON ATHLETIC
CLUB REPRESENTATIVE.
WIN accept Their New On-r Tn
Less i,". Angeles Ciub Rnisrs
~. FiHur~-.

Rob rltr-immors ard MS manager.
Perry Williams met the representative
81 IN" Charleston Athlete club thi-
morning and inc l,nky Australian
practically accepted tho liberal "ncr .
hold the battle between himself and
JrTrics IN charleston
John g. Jouu"l and Juhu Mclaughlin.
well known business men ~ Charleston.
representing bpih the club and the ~
position made th- iuli"wing nfrcr
Seyenty-five pc cent 10 the gross -"
nciptS sith , guarantee that RITZ and
I.fIficss shur. -h,l bc NOT .,.~ than
Igs" Twenty thuus1ui dpnur- 80
l,r deposited bon any .suk the boxer.
select on. week Ucfpr. the bout The
bout to take plnc. between Miy 10 rnf
June /. probab." iatr Ma, :" r. %
decided IN 'h" afternoon ana boxer 10
have all picture privileges
Frtz and Jcnri"s 20 rrrvii" any rcfc-
-" they cno,sr and IN. club vii nav
him 80 JuuupL and VI l.nIEhl n
posted s. 90 this morning with ip.1I
newspaper TO show that N. above pr.
position Is made To- good fIth
Fitys.mmous Sirci IN" Century Ath-
lett. club, ~ los Angeles. asking d! tl"y
would rails" tA"ir I'D TT the uiil' u
they 'fus" Fltz accepts the Charleston
\ &. offer
J,nrirs was also wired asking Tor a
l' .lglrn.
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CAN
ESCAPE BULLETS.
SLAUGHTER BY WING SHOTS
Is RESUMED TO-DAY.
tors B~xtn with strsiKht
KIN scores.

KANSAS CITY. April THE whole
sale killing Of pigeons was resumed
here to-day by the would-be winners -
the Grant American Handicap. The
days shooting at the trapped birds be-
gan with thirty-six competitors out =
the ~ entered tied with IL straight kills
each.
without considering those who missed
one or two birds 1t xil be seen that
~. birds were killed outright rs they
were sprung forcihly from dlrken.d
box under the ground into the open
air
Thos. who started the day with
straight scores are:
John r Avery. J r. Hicks, George
Tucker. " X Crosby. @ u Gay IL
Waters. sam" Hoffman. II. +. l.
H.nshsw Farmer Burke. Harvey
McMurchy. G. =. Herman. capt; Ben"
Eick. n II Fox. Ralph KuS. F. y.
cockrill Thomas A. Marshall, J |. /.
Morrison. II. G. Hirschey, J. l.. White,
II L. Bates. r. u. Trotter. +. ID Al
kir-. II Il I'M. II. : Rhodes. f. VI.
Stout. =. Kilgor.. A. e. Conner, Il
Graham, T Morfcy. Jay l. Foley. W.
n He.r Col W NJ rlegg. Theodore
Duckson and W II. Miner.
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tpply
u IS not advisable. however. to mark
m the liable Into smaller courts ~ i
ION" IN tennis, ~ thes" subdivisions
~ only distract the ~" ant rsll FOR
pser. more scientific playing than =
f'glun"r IAN accomplish but also lead
. disputes as to whether ball IL out
~ I'm
A. rule. the best tennis PLAYERS
max" 'hc best p.ng-pnng players. though
~" rule j. often refut'-i hy he fact
hat girls women and children become
- adept IN ping-pnng that they could
probably beat such tennis players ~
Wf"nn. tarn'd or Campbell
\ dining room ~ q very suitable place
"r ping-Tpug. II is also the best after
inner exercise known T. Is not violent
"' II u lively AMI gives gh work
" the muscles /, j. los neans re-
'-'ut"i 20 the average slurtsman. az
any children from S"vAi "a twelve
'trs I'D play as finely - % people who
tN' pass"i th. -ay"n'y-v.Ar mark
PiuE.prng sets "an b.. bought for from
= go So tables ~ regulation on. il
irslfcdI for from g. 20 So
IT," low price ~ the sets places them
within tn. reach ~ everybody Ping
pong : hy NJ means a chld's game. As
VII. p" seen when Us rules are defined
p sow" - - skillet r'1vs explained
This will he done IN Thursdays lesson
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N. A. C. BASKETBALL MEN.

The National Athletic Club Of BROOK
Ign has entered its basketball ;clm for
the Metropolitan A. A. L. championship
tournament which viii he held =; tho
National Athletic Club. No. II Cedar
street. Brooklyn. beginning Aprii IL
The following men hav" Ie-n ramcd to
represent the club: Vaughn v Nagi.I
William Il Reed Edward cyplot, John
Drummon1. T. l.. Brophy. jr. John e.
Holdings. David n. Wilson ami Fred
Reusr
The lis, Includes some OF the men cent
10 the anAmerican Exposition by th-
National A. q. last year.
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YANKEES FIRST
TRIAL GOOD ONE.
Futurity Winner Is in Excellent Condition.
GaIlops on Local Tracks.

hA.k liz j. small horse and Is not
partial to siak" weights
ben McThui worked mile with his
hesd weaving from eide 10 side In
- lie j. RAPIDLY rounding into form
and viii. 10. ready for the early part OF
tn. season
IN. Driver went a mile IN ls5 VITA a
big boy ir the saddle In a short hurdle
rae" ;his fellow vii give an excellent
account Of himself He lie fast and a
good jumper
Tn. other handicap candidate. Garry
HerrmaErL novel q half mile at a two
ninUt" CLIP capt Sam Browns SO IN
Iurs" Will no. start before the Brookll n
Handicap. and Peter WINNER will give
him plenty OF time to set in hard mus
for hts host efforts Sothins last was
asked III. remainder Of the string.
sharp rrurh." -: = half mile INDUCED
IN p' several trainers. More real work
was accomplished At that track .han AT
shcrpshcad. as trainers here are more
Frd Ruri.w and We Holly were
busy trainers Each sent pal, OF
hurs"S a half mile IN - L. seconds. Bur
'cW CAV" jolly B"n mi Ben Fox . niHe
a-k,-i II"wc;l " and Magnetic TO 90
aaIs wnN around ~" track. Roth moves
N.r" .Ivcrmpli he'd easily
I'd Graves had those two gay dHce.N-
.r-. Lone Fisherman and Master. but
and they turned IN" half-mile cours" q
- seconds Roth arc fast horses. hut
La, y.aT th.N burned" up more money
,ltu ,n.v an. worth by showing great
sp.ed IN private trials and running ike
.ar, horses ~ races.
Neither pn. %" great strappihy say
.,'r.,..yr,r-old ftl,y owned by thu krauSs
HfnthcrS. proved IN" had not !ost her
s,,.,d during the winter by just ilptoe-
my A hal' mil" lie ~ IL seconir M
S.,1n, look ng iiliy with speed TO burn
,,r a short distance.
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table. ana hogan knocking tennis
Jtli over thiS barrier from one end 90.
l" trhl" o. m" other
From this originated ping -pons.
Ping ponE T., played ,n q tap,- Ping
pong tables ny courts. are especially
rhi" but an ordinary extension 'tbl,
w. Splice. \ bare 'lhl. II better than
on" covered with a cloth
net : run across go" c"ntrc ~ the
table Th'-' nets are siN or seven
inches .u height mI are - white ~
green. whit" being preferred
IN" Racquet Lr" = sort Of improve
mont ON IN" sid Inc ''battl.iorr u
tr" m-tin,- MS" n.ulltIr" tennis
ric1u"t- They ,r- made NJ double vel
'Im th"s" AZ" PROBABLY she pySl. 400.
ana vrilum. mood. rubber -ork SAINT
paper ar citgut.
The hall used H. little larger than o.
golf nill and j. made " r'l'uloli o
zylonite
The nets come with appliances -
fastening them to the table
The regulation table or court =
= feet ~ ). though tn" gam. can re
almost As well PLAYED on an hy {,
tahl" IN. veranda OF n country house
or hotel may alSn De marked IN into
courts ~ the desired size.
The game IT, practically the same
tennis The same mcth"i ~ counting
The evening world., 1902-04-01
INTERESTING SPORTING NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.
PUGllISM.

ior H1assuan, uiHss-r % lack Ras ,J,
nat sr.'" b" asrc-i 20 meeting t.ts..n
Gen's" GsriH'- AMI j. Root h-'or- N. w.b..a
Athletic cub the agreement vas made .h.n
iAs club nd the seventh Regiment ,rm5ry and
fa.' b" -ould n1' sli,. R,o, g. n-y, G.rih.r IN
snail pie . nr.ni, Hal u. 2f,,.ni
1Ii-'-' - ~ N.p,'h Gu, ne .lgb claim
that o. 'iN m.tr .It.sAc'ory .r.ns.n>n,s u,
"e 1'lt ov Aprl IL .ai -ep"r', TIA, Gardner
hi' I''; 'iii'sfni. for chicago
n"1uy Wage ChieiE1'' c-sE feith--.-.ishi.
has arrived IN ehi-aE1 from IVES, B,isa
SuS 10 perfect raniilIon. Continued rain
a. no Indian, rrslrt SPOILED benny . out.ai-d,,f
sarN aHI sg'sI NE .Ir.y return to ~. city
io' N.'A. the manager Of "Kii nroai. and
Ninas"r hs-' sN decision -n soon b.
feat"-i a. 10 the proposed bout between
fanser ant nn"id y, Lou, AMI Apple.
'"H We arr StIl the tso bidder. Tor N.
5A'''" h7i 1t = PROBABLE tAit at ls' .M SOFA
- 90 q. !'r u, M iir,rs the th'rd seek In
h'''e'o7 seems to Rave ths better caane.
- 20 e. 'ai y a. - takcn to tn. wi,,on'in
900 Ill be twelve --oand arslr.
i'- Va his been matched to hrh, Pred
"n''-, '- IL ,i'lra hs'irs the wabnn Ath.
eth cln5. chicago, Pr,iS nlEhi wsIeot,
N'Ee' 80 pounds and Russell .slsh. -
eo.nls .9l i' - 's'' tail Bsn Donn.lly. q
ispibsiI player. s,Il ac TIE referee
sniv paly. Of boston ana Austin Rice. o.
S-N London have br-n matched ,n mo-, In q
,-ea', ,ronni bout lsfors the Midilsto~n Wonn
10 morrow The, ~iii box at i2t poun-ss.
Matt N.tas-H IL In Chicago hospital Asv.
Ing he Noe trsai~i Maih-~a t.kei chance
on hi- NE "v@-,tinr te steps into ~. RIM ..
the dnotJp hiyr sstnsd him To Ne careful or
The evening world., 1902-04-01
HERE'S WHERE THE
BOXER SCORED.
REGAN'S SCIENCE TOO MUCH
FOR TOMMY FElTZ.

ST Louis Npril JOHNNY Regain
~ Brooklyn. y y gained the decision
ON points In twcnry-rnund bout last
night with Tommy Frl'z. formerly OF
HrookIyr. but now 20 Savannah. Ga.
before N. West End Athletic club
Regain fought scientific battle and his
advantage over his opponent ~ The
close ~ hostiliti-s saS marked.
k.gan used an effective lett lab tu
IN, 'tc". Rhilc F"ltZ PLAYED for IN"
body. hut his blows. for IN" most part
were ciyN.TlV bio k.d hy Rcgan. \ solar
Il-NuS blow uu. Regain IN -nr" straits
in the eleventh round. hut he re
rup"rttr ma .um- back IN IN. next
rnu 'ull W nght
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THE TURF.

II. famous h-,,a MARI Noa proi, sy Fal-'to.
dam MP viva. Fuii.. DOB Ad,sHtursr nwn.i
p, ZAP, I.mrs II CI.t. ha' toast chestnut
ally b, Haui.7-ias = pave -. puf hA'~i
tho yearly pr,iu,e - This mar. 'or several sea.
'nns, ps,ins ,ous price, to- tho youngsters
~ . - slrrt AS nish, ~ Caui-'on ist'
Roe 'nal~i bro.n ap ., ?, SIMON rhi' i'
'hc nr'' = - vrr ~ nj, great stallion IN 'ais
couHfJ ne 'lb aal' sister ~ the So 90
Hsm'urs ne $1,000 F-rnSior' ,ni other .-en
hor'~' n. s''y = m,rIsi IKE Hamburg
NJ August Hsimort Ia, gi,-a Duiimsn per
mission to .-e.Pt outside H-unt' ~ anig coHii-
rina h-lns ,ha' 'h- ,o5kry .ha, max 40 'nsIss
msr'' ~ ride ,ripp,c' horse
According to /. .-ll.Enosn LAYER ~ oids In
san frsH -. ia- l-okm,E.r' operating at oak
land ar 's0 on la-.t IN me rhi'
.mount iacluiss rSp-1s-- F-W - she P-ncii~r.
are Ihssd = thr same nIrasy s'hrsth~r j. no
h-.'les ~iaHrr bA,ias sIe.nsl ~ afa' i!r ~"
Cls..r Yogns .I-, b..n very sua,..siui .Hi
Jim Davi' 4" FDau' $1,000 20 ths goo.
Plunge L-~ls, .rssr i. over. for j.. spell a.,
least 49, Do sii 'aBEulSi b-hinI prison hars 'or
soms Nm" ~ .our i--i. aIlss ban IHyvy.
formerly II Hroo, i,n. q, si,sa sentence OF r,e
y,iu iu us r-ntruulr 'c sn,iy from Judge
Rtshi' BOO the - n,n,I Coun u ha.timyfr
G-ors, ketshum o~n.r ~ Crr.ssu. bou.h,
Ro, Tor s. - 81 th- Chieis, horse .,,-.
wsdns-iD He has record of az over half.
me- tTas1 Il - understood nat he .ilI 10 seat
"oh Man s,so-. h.. iur Invested another
val Of money ia ,-.rns, Ths brins. to
The evening world., 1902-04-01
DWYER RICHER
BY 100000 NOW.
RACING MAN WON $4,000
AT MONTE CARLO.
Private Report. Tell S Great
Success and Threat ia Buy
English stable.

Frank Dwyer. well known on race
tracks here and abroad, iss lucky man.
AZ least that's III" impression one gets
after listening TO private reports from
London.
Thes. siy Dwy-r Is due to arrive here
Saturday, and that ne will be loaded
down with real coin Since he left here
Dwyer has accumulated $1,000. $4,000
Of which he won at Monte Carl5.
Dwyer now threatens t. start racing
stable OF his own IN the English tracks
The evening world., 1902-04-01
800 ATHLETES
IN THESE GAMES.
RELAY RACES ON EIGHTH
REGIMENT PROGRAMME.

More than M entries have been re-
cc.v.d Tor the joint games Of the Xavi.r
\ \. and g mpnnv II Eighth Resi-
msu' - -. Eigh h Regimen; Armory.
Ninety 'ourth street and Park avenue.
next Saturday night
In addition To- the match relay race
between teams representing those old
tim. rivals the 'pil.g" uf the city OF
Sew York Hud iprdha College. an adj
diiiunal event mas been added which
ought 10 result IN a good race. Tn.
west side hfaneh ,fifty-s"Venth street,
u th" Y NJ q. \ team with an al
mps' unhrpk"n string ~ victories. will
meet IN" Bradley team. II st. Agnes .
church In West Ninety second street,
The evening world., 1902-04-01
PRIZES FOR COASTERS.
Valuable Trophies go "a Winn-rs
of MetropoI- Cycle CIub Event.

The Meiropo!c Cycling Clubs priz.
list for it's coastinx contest an May 10
H. itself suggestive Of the revival ar
cycling interest. which tho con,es; typi.
and some twenty other articles ar. an,
the list. which u daily being added To-
Chairman A. q. lbbcken. OF No. "a IVES,
one Hundred and Twenty fourth street,
who IN In charge Of the affair reports n
gratifying and increasing number OF In.
Quiries for entry blanks.
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Ei|I[|9s||}(gl!5E{E!
l1G1zas1
Medical
OLD DIR. GRIND

- years speclallst In diseases of men iI,<-.
oI.p On uRINDI-ES srisntlne trsstmsDx 49,
s .. IN a'.a,ss pains IN the boue, RS spsts
s,sn.s .a, ~ ,n.uth uiesrs. painfui s~snInsS
n.on krNel se.' are speedily eurSl In,
peiimehs removed Sufferers do not w.. sisa.
rntinx i.ss skilful, physicians Rsu,sHkoe n n
ph. IhINDLE hss record fos marvViIs@
sSrrCs 0vER - YEARS AT, III We = -
s.ss q. No Msui aad , ,H ''s Ae,'7 e. -
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F|L|BUSTER WINS
THE FIFTH RACE,
MAN O. WAR TAKES THIRD
EVENT AT JENNINGS.
Ptseon Post Captures the Oe~ner-
Good Card This After
noon.

BENNINGs RACE TRACK. Apr

JENNINGS RACE TRACK. April o.
There were several RAGS On the ard
to-day that promised intor.stus ma
ish.s
The track di ed out we'll over uight
and was IN as good shape .us At aub
time during the meeting Tho attend
an, vas 1T slim. owing u tn" mean
ness II the w.siher. but there were
enough on hand TO keep the b,ok.es
busy
Fred Lit,iehcld lost rice nils. hy
Mars. out OF Glade. to-day The ally.
whose name was Fickl. Mcric. was
working. and ON the turn stepped Int" "a
hole and broke her leg She was sho',
FIRST RACE
Handicap. Tor thrsei,ar-olls .hd ~ ave tor
.onGs
Starters. .ht. !o-s, c; M Tin s,r.lsat p
pisesn Post. III Dgra "a ~ 4s
ni s;s'.' Ii. 5...., ~; {; :: Il. 10
Dolce Par Sisa's. ia
H. c.,% ils, n,:.i ! !" + ):
STAR ,,rsrElihs Won iriUu. rim- ~
The star was poor Eloim Pigeon
Post and Elizabeth Moan getting all
the best Of e. These three rushed away
at a cracking pace. running an even
terms to the turn. whor" Elizabeth
Moan took a lead ~ tNo lengths she
showed the way To- tho stretch. followed
by Eloim ana Pigeon Post on th" run
Eomo Pigeon Pps' and Elpim closed ru
Elizabeth Moan. and red not drive 'ol-
length from Elizabeth Moan who sI-
n neck n front uf Elplm Elu.w was
badly crowded hy Pigeon Post through
the last furlpng and Booker claimed
s.aVal 100 . H.. D. a q.
race Fred Lowe. owner % izth-'h
Moan. offered 90 hot 81 ~ Win 'h.
owner Of Pigeon POST th1s tn" mare
could f--a' Pigeon Post 10 d match race.
sSc0NU RNcE
For two ys'r cli' four an h,I' 'urlnrs
s,r.r .a.. io-" s,rfrt-. s"sl.stfr
Mora; lT. Landr T. 20 "a
h h,s: n ~. J 10. p. %'aN +: 5,i' H. g
Fi.noo1aH' 10 HgIIr
star good Won vasl, r.u~-nss
Morea rushed 10 the 'front.' at once and
six lengths from Blue p,lft. which was
second Az the way Aslp was fhi-I
four lengths back Nprra was 10. me
dlum 81 pIuuE' being nlay'd from
to to o.
THIRD RACE
Yor 'hrss-y'n 'li' 'aa uF.a- Ga fl-lo-s.
aaTsr ~. ~. sru,rn sum.
Cal,hne.s ~ Dl- fB.g..
fayliks - sAsa ..... G. Eisl-
r.bus. loo. uii~s ..... a. g. o.
Princsss Otilllr 100 door q ~
STAR bal WI .sg~- Tiur..I.
This was another had star, WIN
Caithness aud Man % war getting rur.n
thr best Of % caithucss ~ on D. went
20 the from, and maic tho running ri.
lowed by Man - War PlaNIk .ra
uaily closed ground Iutif round ~ M.
turn ne wh~ clos" after the leaders As
soon as they Atrtlgn'DUtl g1- nom. Man
o War went TO the front aud won .ts!Iv
by length Caitnncss was two md a
half lengths IN front Of Playiika
FOURTH RAcT
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A42zSAz4Zx1Y

Frof. Tom Null n. former
cOuri-t mn ; champion. mio -
now teaching ring pm. 10 sorf-
ETY. + TX in ~ uptown pagOda.
viii 81 cas- cs"f Lessons, he
ginning to-day. on the game
which. practical v unknown "a
W months a %. has sprunr INTO
an amazing POM arifv.
PROF. Nuilin, il perhaps better
qna ihed than any other man in
New iorh 10 give instruction in
tue niystci e. al The game. his
resting i-ssO y WI he pub
H.hed on aItci nate days.
ny PROF TOM MULLINS.
LESSON ..
origin and Uutat.
rns Hprz hes 'ak'n tho civilized
world ry storm
il T. 'u, m's- -ialko-I.rf game In
Amer l. aUI 10 BE- HrrH 90 sf1y
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JENNINGS ENTRIES.

'sP-r. 90 ~ Ev.ala. Wa-s
RICE TRACK ri. SISGS. April
Inc "ntrie, 'pr 'p-mprrpw- race, A.,
A. follow.
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Blue Peter. the savori.e IN the -arc
Tor maiden tVO-ycar- went 10 the
'front.' at nag fan and was never headed
~" won IN big gallop hy 1ya lengths
from Red knight, who was second aca-
" all the way Ina. who VIA second
for half tn. distance, died away and
Prodigni Son secured third money nr
Two lengths only being beaten head
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Gen. Blair. one Of G. X q. Biilings's prt.s-
Winning hesy harness hafA.A. 10 dead. TIE
snimal met With an 4ecident en- route from Chi.
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selling for nres-yesr'old' ana ~: s.y-1 frr.
Starters Sh'a joek. 81 M Pin. s,r.i.h, ~
riiihus,er. ioi. wouf-rly , % j. 10 "a
Illuminate. ~ DAILY ! IA "a 20 nit
Wnottriee, Ii. doom. as ~
shandsussd, los Morris 81, To- ~
Start good. Woa driving Tne-l5s
Illuminate made the running 10 the
6tretch. followed by Filiouster and Shan-
donield. In the race home Fiiibust.r
closcd on Illuminate. and in a hot drive
. Won BY length. illuminate war three.
fQoarters OF length In front OF Wood
. tv5ce.
Z 9(xth Race--Mile and one-sixt.enth.-
Won by Justice; Philma Paxton was
G1ooed and Obstinate Simon third.
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C"Spled-Nntn.eh and Iisbdiraps.r pAIy yBtry
Woot'r'ns and Lou Rev. Lyle shtrY
INV pounds appssniies allowances.
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Morca rushed 10 the front AZ ono. md
was never .nusn' winning .Hs.|R bv
six lengths from Blue p,lu. which was
second al! IN" WAY A.lp was third
four lengths back Nprra was tn. me
dunn 81 a plunge, being nlay,J from I.
to ! to 3 o. :
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KID" carter Ii ~ In cheaso now. The
American club .ili match him sa April I,
against Tommy RYAN. Jack OBrisn or George
Gardnsr ~ Carter can 20 on Winning th.r. 4.
limit to the amount o. money he Will gather
In lsfors summer.
The evening world., 1902-04-01

Al Seili 70, $500 for knocking on, Rube
Ferns In Twelve reunds In "frisco'' rreentiy.
Rsbs's snare vss $500
The evening world., 1902-04-01

,.s s,.iins' for 'hFs'-'s-r-ola' ana Up; '.- trr
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-01-18
PERSONALS.

Judge Fred Philips has returned to Tar
horo.
Mr. C. NJ Cooper. of Henderson, is in
the city.
Mr.. Samuel Watts, of Auburn, was here
yesterday.
Mr.. r. NJ .Hackett, of wilkesboro, left
yesterday.
Dr. D. H. Abbott left yesterday for
Greensboro.
Mr.. ]. B. Gary, of Henderson, is visit
tor 10 Raleigh
visitor TO the city.
Mr.. w r. andrews left yesterday for
Richmond on business.
Mr. r. n. Davis, of Weldon, is regis
tered at the Marlborough
Mr.. W. NJ. Bond, of Edenton, is in the
city at the Marlborough.
Major f. X. Huger has gone to Co
lumbia, S. c., on a short trip.
Messrs. w. b. Cooper and d. l.. Cara
wan, of Columbia are in the city
Mr.. w. j. Wyatt. of Pitt county. is Wis
ting his son. Mr.. Edward Wyatt
Mr.. j. d. Calder has just returned from
trip TO harrisburg, New Mexico
Mr.. r. Spence Plummer, of Durham, is
in the city, the guest of Mr.. r. w
Davis
Mr.. c. S. Alternately, who was here at
tending the Grand Lodge of Masons. left
for homie yesterday.
air. T. w. Beckett. of Louisburg who
las been spening a few avs in the city,
reIrne home yesteray.
DR. j. b: Griggs and Mr. G. w G1.ice
of Elizabeth City, who were here with
the Masons, left yesterday
Mr.. 5. ]. Calvert, of Jackson, Senator
from Northampton county, who was here
during the Masonic meeting and whom his
friends were delighted to see, has re-
turned TO his home.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-01-18
ChiIdren's Fine Footwear.

Mostly in misses sizes, II to 2, glazed
kid, heavy single Rock Oak Soles. Those
priced $500 reduced to 81 .5O-those
priced $50 reduced to $1.2O-those
priced $125 red Iced to $100.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-01-18
Ladies' Kid Shoes.

There is a clear, determination to starr
the spring business with an entire new
stock of shoes. This is our reason for
cutting the prices under the cost mark,
and a strong reason why you should buy.
Ladies' Black Kid-skin Shoes of different
styles and makes in broken lots, all
sizes of some kinds, but not of all
kinds, your size is here, the regular
price is $l.OO and 81 .25-for swift
selling we say your choice 69c.
Ladies' Genuine Dongola Shoes, lace and
button, plain, patent or stock tip, good
styles always sold for 81 .25, clearance
price soc.