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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01

The City ~ New York .1Onlce OF the city Clerk
City Hall. New York, December 20. 1904
The Brooklyn CITY Railroad Company, having
presented iis application 10 the Board Of Alder
july 1904. for etnni Of the hight OF franchise TO
use the streets hereinafter mentioned for street
railway purposes. and for the construction main
tenancc and operation OF single track ttrcc'
surface railroad an extension OF It's existing
railroad through, along and upon the surface OF
follows: Upon and along 1ilaTv street. from tho
Intersection OF Hillary and Fulton streets 70 tho
intersection OF 1illHry and Washington streets
and TO connect Mt tho Intersection OF Hilary aud
FULTON streets with the double track street surface
railroad Of the Brooklyn Clly Railroad Company
ton Of Hillary and Washington ftfeets with the
double track street surface rfilfond Of she HIooN
Ign City and Ncwtown Railroad Company on Wash
lngton street. together Win the necessary adnRS
switches. tunouts. poles. wires and aIpufienRnceS
including such may be necessary 10 connect
with said railroad tracks on Fulton street and on
Washington street, and such es may be necessary
TO connect with dcpots, barns or tfaChA loi
stoiage Of cars on lands ahuttlng on 1ulhry tGeeh
between Fulton and Washington streets.
resolution OF the Roard OF Aldermen Of The CITY
OF New York, which was adopted on the 18th day
OF December. 1904. and approved by his Honor
the Mayor al said City on the 20th day OF Decern.
Der 1904 public notice Of such application Is hereby
given. and that at the Chamber OF the Board OF
haitian. In The City Of New York on the 9TH day Of
January. 1905. at $50 O'Clock IN the afternoon,
such application Of said railroad company Will
be nrst considered ard public hearing had thereon
all persons Interested IN faid application arc nou-
ned TO be present at the time and place aforesaid.
p j. SCULLY. city Clerk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on cali 3aS per cent last loan.
per cent: ruling price. per cent, lime
days to ak months. Commercial paper IS
quoted Mt 4dai1 per cent. for prime single
names and bills receiyable' Other names.
568 pen cent?. -'~ =.
with the exception. OF sterling cables
which were weak under n cessation on the
demand incident 70 tho end OF the year. the
foreign exchange mdrkes held e., steady AT
for long bills and stSs for short. Actual
d Gft s7ioas Sis. and cable 1Tansfers
81 s7e5, Francs were quoted at 5.lsH for
long and 5.l61. plus l-s2 for short. Reichs-
plus ~ for short Guilders were quoted
at .O1s for long and .on plus I-lo for short
Domestic exchange on New York; Boston
Par; CHICAGO soc premium. CihIEhries ,Isc
premium Cincinnati zoo. discount. Mon
treal ;-iS4c. discount. New Orleans Com
ST. Paul-75c premium Minneapolis $50.
premium Louisville Par San Francisco
s5o. premium. 81. Louis CSC. premium.
Money in London. 9@st, per cent. Rate OF
closed at $50 and for the account AT $50.
Paris adyiees ap1te per cents, at % lronos
is ~ per cent. Exchange on London. rs
francs Is confines, Berlin advices quote
exchange on London 20 marks 30 pigs. The
private rate OF discount IL 81. per cent.
New York Clearing House statement; Ex-
changes s3o9. 900, 2s3 balances. slS. 1885, 237
Sub-Treasury debit balance. .s2s. iO3.
Commercial price Of bar. silver in New York &.
ei5c Bar silver in London closed at 2shd
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 4sc,
The imports of specie for the week were
1922. 3aa. OF which ti4s. 6e7 was gold. making
total specie imports since Jan. l. SIS i07.s29.
EXPORTS Of spccio we're: Gold ssps 3s3:
silver, s8i4,7i5: a total OF 81. sos O4s against
81 06s $40 the previous week. Tho exports
OF specie since Jan. have been Gold,
titi Ss4 O4s silver. sss, 337 AL: total OF
2l4D 9gl, 277.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01
PUBLIC NOTICES.
1--NNNNl~N-~l~-NN~N19lN.~~1-9-fNON
PUBLIC NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE
The City OF New YORK, once OF the City Clerk
City Hall. New York, December 20, 1904
Nassau Electric Railroad Company having pro
scented It's application TO the Board OF Aldermen
OF The cay OF New York. dated the sd day OF
to use the streets hereinafter mentioned for street
railway purposes. and for the construction maln.
tcnance and operation OF a double track btycet
surface railroad as an extension Of It's existing
railroad through, along and upon the surface OF
certain streets. such streets being described az
follows:
Upon and along Navy street, from the Inter.
section Of Navy street and Concord street 20 tho
Intersection qi Flushing avenue md Navy street
and upon and along Hudson avenue, from tho Inter
section OF Concord street and Hudson avenue u lao
intersec ton oil Flushing avenue and Hudson avenue
TO connect al the intersections e. concord street.
with Hudson avenue and with Navy street win
the tracks OF the Nassau Electric Railroad Com
pAuy upon Concord street, and " connect al tho
intersections OF Hudson avenue and or Navy Strcni
with Flushing avenue with the stacks OF the Brook
Ign City Railroad Company On Flushing avenue
Their with tho necessary sidlnGN ANltCheS
tuTlouts, poles, wires and appuTttnanocs
Now, therefore. pursuant 10 a direction given by
= resolution OF tho Board Of Aldermen Of Tho City
OF New York. which was adopted on the 18th day
OF December, VQt and approved By his Honor
ihe Mayor OF said City, on the 10th day Of DecoH-
Der 1904, public notice OF such application Is hereby
given. and that AZ the Chamber OF the Board OF
Aldermen. In the city Hail. In tie borough Of Man
haitian. City OF New York, on the 9th dag Of Janu'
nry 1905 at O'Clock In the afternoon. such appll'
cation Of said railroad company VIII be nrst con.
sidcred and public hearing had thereon. and all
persons interested In said application arc nouned
10 be present at the time ana place Aforesaid, as
an opportunity win then and there be given them
TO be heard IN relation thereto.
=. j. SClf.LY. City Clerk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01
HUTCHINGs's VICTIM DYING.
Little Hope. II Is said. That She Wonld
Live Through the Night.

PoRT CHESTER. N. Y, Dec. s1-Julia r.
Schofeld the 7-year -old daughter Of George
Schofeld OF East Port Chester, who was
assaulted on Thursday night by John
Hutohings. ia unconscious in the ladies'
Hospital, The girl has been unconscious
for twelve hours and there is little hope
of her living through the night.
Hutchings IL in the White Plains Jail.
He talks freely about the assault and from
all appearances does not appreciate what
he has done
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE EAGLE FIRE COMPANY OF NEW YoRl

THE EAGLE FIRE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
NOTICE Is hereby given that meeting Of the
stockholders OF THE EAGLE FIRE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK wall be held at the oiiloe Of the Com
pany No. 10 Cedar Street, New YORK City. on Tues
day the iOsh day OF January, 1905, ai li3o O'Clock
j. NJ for the purpose OF electing Directors for the
ensuing year aud Inspectors % election 70 serve al
the nett annual meeting and for the transaction OF
such other business as may properly come before
aald meeting including the approval Of AL Of the
acts OF the Directors OF sAd Company for the past
polls will remain open nom IA O'Clock noon TO
O'Clock p ~. - ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01

Schedules in bank ruptcy OF pu vivier 4 Co.
Corporation. n lc-ale dealers in wines
srd liquors al % Warren street. show liza
iIitics ~ $40. Al, Of vri1h siso.ii IS be-
rlf.i. and nominal assets. fiuO,1t9-
lra- III dresses ut Il Past 'rwcnty-hrst street.
pa. sled q petition in bankruptcy. Win LA
tAEIcs 50 .043 and assets 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01
HELP MANTrn-MALE.


WANTED-A MANAGER FOR ELECTRICAL
pEPARrAgNT, or 4 LARGE EsTABnLIiSsHEp
SETTING PRICES AND TAXING ENTIRE
CHARGE or SALES or LEAD COVERED CABLES,
RTDBER COVERED WIRE, PANEL BOARnS
AND SWITCHDOARDs. NONE But THOSE Elk
PERIENCFD ~ SIZZLING THIS CLASS or MA
TFRIAL NEED APPLY. GOOD SALARY WILL HE
PAID TO PROPER APPLICANT ADDRESS.
WITH FULL PARTICULARS, W. c. l., BOX 90
Sun OFFICE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK.
THE BANK OF AMERICA.

Now YORK, DccrmboT 2Oth, ipOt.
The Board of Directors have To-day declared q
sem. annual dividend OF TEN lM PER CENT.
free OF tax payable January Sd, 1905 70 stockhold-
ers Of record OF this date.
The transfer books will remain closed until
W. NJ. BENNETT. Cashier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01
HELP WANTED FEMALES.

WANTED-Young woman measuring 30 chest
(Ahout 81 full busu 20 waist and ~ nip, being n.
o Inches IN height. steady position as model. good
wages and light. clean workroom company OF
highest standing: none need apply unless conforming
with measurements exactly. 10 NAndam 81, New
York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton and CoTee Markets Ciosed-Hheat
Dull with Slight Changes In Prices
Provisions Dull.

SATURDAY. Dec 3l.--The New York Cotton
Exchange and the New Orleans Cotton E1-
change and the Liverpool Cotton Associa-
ton we're closed to-day
GRAIN --Wheat-Spot was dull No sales
No red winter. ic. under New York. The
Northwestern receipts were a24 cars. holiday
last week and last year; Chicago. 10 cars;
holiday last week and last year. Futures
closed &c. higher Prices az follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01

The amount OF United States deposits shown in
IN weeks statement Is S73.0s 200. a decrease OF
80 ITO from last week. n these deposits were
deducted from the aggregate given The surplus
would be $40. a35.A75.
Peioy is table showing the percentage OF cash
reserves 10 deposits OF the more prominent banks.
compared with those of last week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Tho Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago and st, Louis
reports Tor November go, c,,,,,,
Cross earnings siss3'c4s slgg77oe Inc. ,is!s2e
oper. expenses. ii'5.SS ls's'vlo INC y,''ol
Ne, oaming..... .4is.7eq ,sleeoi inc. se5o5s "a
Charges...-...-... S-t'ls 9lo''io INV =
snrr,y, ,g2.5ss ss5S Inc. saIe76
MKxIcR SATIoGAL.
The National Railroad Company OF Mexico reports
io' "o'''""'' 1901 1903. CHANGE;
{; oss earnings ...,. tsol oos $500 sS Inc Hsi%
Opcr. expenseS,-....-. 800" ol|.oS' Ns0' iu'ls
Ne, earnings ssos elS t754.i4s Ino. SiiVT
nK1IcGH IETERSAIIosAL.
Thu Mexican International Railroad Company
reports iof No'eihDe' 1904 1908 chanors
Gross eAruinEs...... sse6sIt teQeg2g Dec '-,I6S
opsTs eIBen ses........ s27os5 aSo'2S7 Dec 2Sos
N,,,,rn,pr. .zsssls t77477a Dec ,ss,sS5
r,srHRocRkHfc RAILWAY.
The rnteroceAnc Railway Company OF Mexico
reports for November ,o,, ,A.-.
Gross esmings..., stes.sso go Inc sl5s 50
Oper oxpcnses...,. sS4.Sl5 S4'7ls Inc @U9I
Ne, earnings .,IiLS74 Mti,77a Dec. sg7,2e
PEORIA AND EASTERN.
The Peoria and Eastern Railway Company re-
ports for November ,ao, ,oo, f,saoo,,
Gross earnings .asssas ,aI.Ss Inc iissas
pper expenses '.''''. HS.Sce lss,4S. Dec. l%oss
Net earnings -..... ,7sas7 t%seos Inc '7o'S73
SURPLUS. tsssH t4.SSo Inc. s7s.sil
COLORADO AND SOUTHERN.
Thr Colorado and Southern Railway Company
Reports ''' 1904 1908 chanor,
Cr,s. earnings ... tsS0.ssn t5ls.sf9 Inc. tai7 IN
oper cSpensea ... ui,sSj @s4Ss ine 10000
NJ, earning. tissos. Il7oMs Inc tp.7so
Taxes .........,-.-.. 80" I'LL DEC lSo
p,l.nse. .ti4s.i77 tss.ssI Iue. ,sO.94o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01
Consolidated Gas Company OF New FORK.
Irving Place,


The Annual Meeting ~ the stockholders Of this
Company for the siecrnn oi Trustees 20 serve
during the ensuing year VIII be held At tais once,
Monday JanuAry' SD, 1905. Polls will be- open
frn.n l. n. 10 T.. NJ. transfer boOss viii close
SATURDAY. JsnrNry z al y A., and reopen Tuesday
II. a. CARTER. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01

The grain markets were open g usual 70 DAY,
hut the trading here small SCALE as interest
centred largely In the New Years festlviies.and he
fluctuations in prices were therefore connncd
within narrow limits. Fairy In the day there was
small advance. owing to covering OF shorts and
Inc nrnness OF Chicago. where leading operators
were again buying with more or lesc freedom.
inc rrcelpr too continued light. and there was no
disposition 10 sell Aggressively. Later on ne de-
fnsnd from tho shorts fell on ana on lower gables
and local liquidation prices reacted; Toward the
close covering caused sman rAly, Lyofpool
declined u 10 Id. and Paris IS ceuumes. London
was nominal. BroomhH estimates the worlds
shlnrnrnts for the week al s,0Cu0p0 bush. ATgcn-
ilno crop reports were conflicting but IN the reln
,ygrc hearish Reports from the American winter
meat brlt were favorable. Com and oats were
duh and fcatureless. Liverpool declined sd. 70 Iad.
FLOUR. Quiet but nrm. Sales, 5000 bbls.
Winter IN bills Cleans, f75gt5 - aghis, S15D
e. 81. spring In bbls.. Clears Nso9AS0 patents.
T7o6ifib Rye -four, AEbg&.
NAVAL. SroREH. -Spirits OF turpentlno. b2i40bSc.
Common to good strained rosin. 81 0ts2 ~
pnoy1sioSs..- was duh. prime western. 81 TO-
renncd Continent. Si5 South American. $40
pork was quiet at sBHtl351 for mess raow,
10 Dressed hogs ~ 0eiac. Creamery,
nrSls PIC FVKs--Wcstcrn. nrsts, &c. Chicago,
Dec 81 Provisions were dun ard steady"
CHICAGO, Dec. ST. hesc were to-day prices;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01

other advertisements
under these classifications
will be found in Third Sec
tion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK.

206 West saith Street tNear Eighth Avenue.
The Board Of Trustees have directed that In.
terrst be credited depoSliors on Dec. 3isL 1906
at the rate OF
FOUR PER CENT. PER ANNUM
on deposits OF IS to 500 and deposits $500
three and one half per cent. on the remainder, up
70 5000. -,
draw Interest from January ISL
SAMUEL b. STYLES. President
ALEXANDER c. MILNE, Treasurer.
FREDERICK ~ CHESHIRE. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01
MEDICAL.

DIR. MOORH's sANITARIUM for women fEs,Ah
lishod 1880 SO West g1th A. Open all hours.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01
FyRNisimD R0oN.s TO LTE.
BoARDERs WANTED.
nusINEss CHANCES.


HIGHEST PRICES paid for pswntlcsets. 81
monds pearls, watches Aad Jewelry, 4. BAt'
223 Bowery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01

CITY OF MAYAGUEZ, p. IL.
CITY OF ARECIB0, =. II.
Coupons on the "a Bonds of the above Cities duo
January 1. 1905. will be paid al the ONCE OF j NJ.
CEBALLOS a. Co. Fiscal Agents, n William
Strset,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01
BANK STATEMENT.
,rnlus Reserve. pecrease 81. sos. 500.

Tho exhibit o. the Clearing House banks
was generally regarded as disappointing.
Tho increase Of 1921 900 in the loan account
represented the usual shifting Of loans incident
to the last week OF the year. but the cash gain
of 1919 900 was much less than had been pre-
dicted by preliminary estimates The sur
plus reserves declined. as consequence.
in the sum OF 81. 56s.sCo.
The weekly statement Of averages OF the
Associated BANS Of the city Of New YORK
compares as follows with that OF last week
and OF the corresponding week year ago:
THIS veet Last pesk. 1905.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-03
Events at Oakland.

san Francisco, Jan. 2.--The New
Years handicap was the attraction at
Oakland today $2210 going to the
winner Claude, the favorite, backed
down from to 10 to to T. was nearly
put out Of the running by being fouled
by Bombardier on the far turn, but
came up fast at the finish and won hy
head, The winner was ridden by W.
DAILY Summary;
First race, Futurity course--Alta e.
won, Emma Reubold second, Inspector
Munro third. Tlme-1 l4h
Second race three furlongs, maiden
. year olds-Darumn won. Sir WI
frId second Chief Whitman third.
Time-:36&
Third race, six furlongs- Rector
won, Judge second, Ishlana third Time
--l;15&
Fourth race New Years handicap,
mile and an eighth, $4,000 added
Claude, 1872 CIV. Daly) 10 to 20. won.
Bombardier, l05. (Dayls), is to and Z
TO 10. second; Gold Money, los
knapp. is to s and to Q third
Time 56iS, Modicum and Rockaway
finished as named.
Fifth race, seven furlongs--Sol Lich-
tensteln won. Flora / second, Revolt
third, Tlme--1;30h.
Sixth race, mile and fifty yards
Lady Goodrich won, Down Patrick sec
ond( Ara third. Time 49,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-03
on THE RACE TRACK.
An Attractive Card at ASCOT Caianthus
Broke Ills Neck.

Los Angeles, Call Dec. 1.-The New
Years card today, at Ascot was the
most attractive that has been offered
during the present racing season, and
between 5000 and 5000 people were
present, A steeplechase, the Rose sell
ing stakes, with $500 in cashh and
a $500 cup donated by George Rose,
and the first baby race Of the year
1905 were the features OF the day. In
the steeplechaase the we'll known horse
Calanthus fell at the first jump and
broke his neck. Jockey Nevlns, his
rider, was severely bruised and shaken
up, but not seriously hurt Weather
clear, track fast. Summary:
First race six furlongs-The Major
won, Schoharle second, Agnes Mack
third Time: 1879,
Second race, steeplechase, short
course Flea won, Mrs. Grammar sec
ond, Cazador third, Time-3:i1&.
Third race, Rose selling stakes mile
and a iXteenth-Luckctt won. High
Chancellor second, Eva G. third Time
l:46h
Fourth race. three furlongs-
Walker won, Father Calcium second.
Silver Wedding third. Time--;35.
Fifth race, seven furlongs--Fossil
won, Hans Wagner second, Tim Payne
third, Time-l:26h
Sixth race, selling, one mile--Hilde-
brand won, Tam O'Stanter second,
Golden Light third. Tlme-.1;t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-03
TEDDY" MURPHY EXPLAINS.
Took Battling Nelson's Money TO Pro.
tect II for the Dane.

In letter TO Prof Frank S. Lewis OF
the Utah A. c., and to the sporting
editor Of tho News" Teddy" Murphy,
Battling Nelson's manager explains
HIS reasons for taking the Danes mon
ey and I'm view Of the friendly rela-
tons between the BOY Manager and
the Durable Dane, and Murphy's clean
record, the explanation SENS reason-
able.
Murphy says that he took the money
to protect II for Nelson, because
crowd Of knockers, etc, were trying to
take Battling away from him. He says
that from the way things We're going
It would not have been long before the
sharks had practically all Of the Danes
hard earned cash and THAT he MUIR
phy) proposed to take the money to
Nelson's folks IN Chicago.
Murphy concludes his letter by say
ing
This much talked OF trouble be-
tween Nelson and | was all a large
misunderstanding, concocted by n lot
Of knockers and Butt ms Nelson and
i VIII continue our relations Of fighter
and manager as Of yore. Santry Is now
I'm Chicago, his home, called there by
Illness. | leave IN a few day TO tend to
some dates there"
With reference TO n proposed match
for Nelson, Murphy says he could not
sign the battling one as they have some
theatrical dates for the near future;
but he says he would match Santry
with Spider Welch for a date in Feb
ruury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-03

5000 letters 10 certain men I'm Mis-
souri,, said Champ Clark, telling them
that as a pegonal favor ne wanted
them TO see that Democratic members
of the Legislature were elected, he would
have succeeded himself. or course no
one expected the legislature would be
Republican, least Of all Cockrell him
self. Cockrell is one Of the most in
defatigable letter writer's anyway and
If he had exerted himself little more
he would have won"
DIXON CONTINUES WORKING.
THAT man Dixon won't keep quiet;
he keeps on working overtime re-
marked one OF the house leaders while
sitting out some Of the bills. He re-
ferred to the representative from Mon
tana, Joseph Dixon, who has intro
duced a number OF bills relating to
his state, These bills are about lands
and Indian reservations" continued
the member, although 1t was supposed
that Dixon got all he wanted during
the last session. Nearly all the leglsll-
ton he asked for was passed, and now
he comes forward with more bills, and
judging from his industry last winter
he win probably get these bills
through
Dixon is serving his FIRST term and
has been reelected, The remark OF
the old member Is a pretty good recon-
mendaton for the young man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-03
PRESERVING FOOD.

An ingenious method Of preserving
food has recently been devised which
is based on the fact that powered Eeln-
tin, or thin sheets Of the same material
not only do not spoil, but are capable
Of projecting incorporated substances
from bacteria, moisture and other
agencies which bring about decomposi-
tion. Thus, TO make concentrated
becf-tea extract, ten or coffee extract,
soup, etc., the liquid Is mixed hot with
per cent Of primary gelatin, which
differs from the commercial article in
not having the glue-like taste Of the
latter.
After cooling a Jelly IS formed and
this Is cut into thin films anu dried by
current Of cold air until It becomoa
brittle when this condition is reached,
the sheets are then reduced to a fine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-03
NELSON Is ANXIOUS.
lie offers Jimmy Britt 81 900 20 Sign
Articles for Fight

San Francisco, Jan. 2,-Battling Nell
son Is as mad as n hornet concerning
the stories afoat on his behavior, and
denies them all, saying that too many
third parties caused him his trouble
with Teddy Murphy and started the
tales Of dissipation.
III they had only let us alone and
not butted IN, this might have been
all right" said the Dane. This story
about a woman Is all bosh, and Murphy
was never mixed no with any woman
and myself Teddy and | had a. squab-
bio long before this fight, and the late
trouble was the end OF Il. He has
treated me all right however, and may
continue to do my matching.
What have l on for the future?
Wen, l have an offer to box Corbett IN
February and may take him on. but
before ! fight again I'm going up 10
Richardson's springs for a few weeks
and do some hunting. I've been fight
ms pretty hard Of late and as long as |
have money I'll not worry over
matches. Six months ago would
fight every week. but feel like tak-
Ing rest now and enjoying hunt
Ing trip again.
u would fight Britt again, though.
II given a chance, and you can say
that I'll make him n present OF $1,000
II he viii sign with me for another
fight.
For referee will insist upon Geo.