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New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

PORT Nate'g liiy t-AEFivsl previously. steamer VS.
thlt, CiQcker- Ncu S1rA-f0F Hong Eong
Saeta July 3 3 uts-sxlleds steamer SunuivG tss'
HOlj0p, New NOTs-
Dover. Jks 6 .flss5 a. sussailss steamer Ka',.aa
SEHE9s.s SsssSFS Sst Ger, kOpr 6f0n ilameulsa
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tBfl. FFuSeT. New York
Pa.r6s Isiy 4 Saied steamer tEusQ. As-
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tfrOcu Trieste. et-J New Vera -.-r--
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son t'Tou1 Santosi. New York.
tafts,latfa.c July S-S1iled. ofCnmef \ t..-
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- tsetn2ei. New NorS via Cnristianseuil
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New YORK Via-tlagce cun. te.A
f'efa July S-oolled. previously, stealle - ~.
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Jams. New NoVk lAdeH. Siusspore. t-a-s
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- Sew 4cg> VA Aden., TuticoE n et4 tf ~ es,f, -
hin9nle July g. Faesc1 s.eqUler Cetlc tAlt ~rAN
YOTS for Lfverro0i
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
REPUBLICANS UNDER INVESTIGATION.
Well Known Bay State Men Answer Sum-
monses from Boston District Attorney.

Boston, July 6-Well known Republicans were
at the Suffolk County Court to-day in answer to
summOnses to appear before the grand jury in
connection with the investigation by District
Attorney John B. Moran into the methods of
the Republican State Committee in receiving
campaign funds. Those present included Lieu
tenant Colonel Thomas Talbot chairman OF the
Republican State Committee; James B.. Reynolds,
assistant secretary Of the United States Treas
ury, who was executive secretary Of the state
committee in 1904 and former Senator Charles
II. Innes. Robert G. Proctor formerly private
secretary to Senator Lodge who was recently
convicted of larceny Of 1925 OF funds given to
the committee was also present a witness
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, July 6, 1905.

ARRIVED
steamer Bernla (Br). Jackman Rosario Nav so Mont.
video June ana 81 Lucia "a with Quehracho wood TO
the New York Tsnning Coz vessel 10 Barber Cos AR
Steamer laurent (FTl, CSO.seiln Havre Juna -
the COmpagne Generate Tran,alantiQue with sfeerS
Steamer Valdivta Oier) Deyantier Por-au-Pnce June
20. P'6h GOave 81 Cayes 90 Jacnnei "a
American Line with II cabin passengers and mdse
Arrived the Bar at 24I - - 49,
go cabin s47 steerage passengers ana ,ndss
= Arrived at the Bar az si0 a
Steamer ElsVick Lodge C8r) Drabner Cardenas ..rna
rived az the Bar az
Steamer FL Rio Parker. Galveston June 80 % the
Southern Pacific Co with mdse Left Quarantine ~ SOS
steamer Chesapeake DeIano Baltimore 10 II c Poster
with mdse Left Quarantine at OO1 a IN.
NueceH. HiN, Galveston June ana Kew Wsss
July TO II Mallory 6 Co. with passengers and mtss
Left Quarantine at s:G4 p
Stesmsr FL Cie Baker. New Orleans Ju:y 20 the
Southern Pacific Co With tse Left Quarantine az SsS
Steamer Hamilton Boaz NewPor, News sna Norfolk
20 the Old Dominion Sc Co with passengers snd mdse.
Left Quarantine AZ 3;3a : n
Phelps Bros Co. Passed Ifre Island az Got M
Clyde Sc Co. Arrive Quarantine a P:sS D m.
steamer GFeuscH (FirN. Nurrhtroa. PERTH AuhOy 20
Trinidad Co Posssd sCvnFantps 81 T9O y 10
sandy Hook. y J. July g. b;S0 m-Wlnl northeast,
fresh breeze: partly cloudy.
SAILED
Steamers PenirsIsr (oFt Lfsnen esc VA New Ised-
Comancls. Charleston end Jacksonville Pruucss
Castl.ian Prince tTsi ~! IgGetc. etc c!s savanaah
IviuSaiGu t-ScT' FsHes Jam>sto~n. Norfolk aad N.w-
'stssfseTs Pr,us Fredr.e IIe.ar.s s!1srss r-r- an
Prince etc P-inz Eiiel Friedrich tGen ssontsgo
aso etc; Phoeb,'s Ger' Flushing flr orders New York
Wilmngton and GeorEctcwh
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
BR00KLYN'S WATER NEEDS.
New Pumping Stations and Wells Required,
Partly Because of Waste.

The semi annual report Of the Brooklyn Water
Department was submitted TO Water Commits
siOner Ellison by Deputy Commissioners Cozier
yesterday. In it Mr. Cozier says the increased
consumption of water in Brooklyn and the great
waste which is constantly going on will require
the erection OF temporary pumping stations.
Sites for the stations have been selected and n
great deal OF the preliminary work has been
done. contract for the sinking of ninety deep
wells has been drawn and will soon be awarded.
The Deputy Commissioner also reports rapid
progress on the work of installing the new high
pressure mains for fire protection. The estab-
lishment of this system involves the expenditure
Of 81 250 600
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
SAYS NINE. RERNHARDT is HER SISTER.
[Bv Telerraph to The Tribunel

Les Moines. Iowa. July 6-Mrs. Lucy King of
Minneapolis. seventy-one years old. declares that
Nine. Sarah Bernhardt is her sister. was born
in Ottawa. Canada OF French parentage. and
moved to Rochester, Iowa. with her parents. where
the latter died She says she and Sarah went TO
Nfuscatlne. where her sister disappeared, pre-
sumably with Uncle Toms Cabin company
Afterward Mrs King says. a friend saw her
sister in Chicago and the latter said she had mar
red a man named Bernhardt and was on the stage
She says that twenty years ago Sarah stopped at
Rochester and got one OF the vines from the
grounds OF the old home. which is now burned
down. Mrs King says her elder sister has re-
ceiVed letters from Sarah
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
FOR LORD DOUGLASS ARREST.

New Orleans July 6-Telegrams from New
IBERIA Iowa. say that warrant for the arrest
of JOHN c. Cavendish. also known Lord Doug
las has been the chief of police of
Eastern city, the name Of which is withheld Cav
pndish who is alleged to be q b2amiSt married
Miss Josephine Hood. Of New Iberia, last Decem-
her and since then. although the State Department
at Washington has searched for them, through
onsular officers, and the Governors of Texas. Vfr
gia and North Carolina have offered rewards for
the capture OF Cavendish. neither Cavednsh nor
his wife have been found.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
ADVANCE FOR BORDEN MILLS

Fall River. Mass. July 6-It was announced to-
night that general advance in wages will be
made by the Fall River Iron Works Company. the
Borden mills. Monday. Notices were affixed 10
the bulletin boards in the seven mills of the plant
informing the FIVE thousand operatives OF the pro-
posed change. The notices did not name the per-
centage of the increase and when Superintendent
Hathaway asked he said that the company
had not vet decided.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
2 MOTHER SEES SON KILLED.

Philip Hoffman. four years old. OF No, Az
Grand street was playing in front of his home
yesterday afternoon when a big double truck.
belonging to David S. Brown & Co. soap manu-
facturers. Of 51st street and Twelfth avenue.
driven by Henry Henkin. over him before
Henkin could stop his horses. The wheels Of
the wagon passed over the boys body. Mrs.
Hoffman, who sitting at the front window
watching the boy play the horses knock
Inn
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
RIFLES SEIZED ON MEXICAN BORDER
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.
Fl Paso Tex. July 6-Mexican fiscal guards
captured two wagon loads of Winchester rifles to-
day the border near Waco. 1t is believed they
being smuggled 10 Cananea by Mexican
miners to start another uprising The arms were
hidden beneath baled alfalfa. close watch is
being kept :he border, the Mexican govern
ment fears more rioting. The troops at Cananea
have been increased.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
RESTORED ss,Ooo-oLD CLOTHES REWARD.

IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.l
Chicago, July GA wealthy woman living in
a nearby city. and who stays at the Auditorium
Annex when here lost wallet containing $4,000
at the hotel a few days ago. The pOcketbook
was found by a scrubwOman. who restored IL 90
the owner The latter gave the finder FOR a re-
ward three old shirtwaists. which the scrub
woman now wears at work.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
lcEmeN's SENTENCES SUSPENDED.

Toledo July 6-The Circuit Court to-day sus-
pended the wOrkhOuse sentences Of Messrs. Miller,
WATERS and Breining the icemen. who have been
in iail for weeks while their Law Sers Nave heen
fighting to get their into the Circuit Court.
Bond in the of 5000 was furnished by each of
the three All the convicted ice dealers have
probable that the Circuit Court will not reach these
cnSR until autumn
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
WAR ON CLEVELAND BARmAlps.

IBy Telegraph 10 The TribUne.l
Cleveland. July 6.--POlice Chief KOhler issued
orders to-day 10 arrest the owner of every
saloon or cafe at which barmaids are employed
Cleveland has hundreds of barmaids. and
they must go" he said. 1t Is their fascinating
smiles that often sell drinks"
one arrest Tor test case was made to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
FIFTY HURT BY HAIL IN SPAIN.

Valencia. Spain. July ga hailstOrm to-day
killed a child and injured fifty persons Hail.
stones as big as oranges smashed the roofs OF
houses. causing the inhabitants 70 take refuge
in the cellars The crops in many districts were
destroyed. and great distress prevails. Relief is
urgently requested.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
BOY SEEKING RUNAWAY FATHER.

Patrolman Francis McGee, Of Long Island City
late on Thursday night arrested boy, fourteen
wears old who was lettering about the 34th street
ferry house. In yesterday morning the boy
said he had come TO New York from South Boston
20 tlnd his father. who had deserted his mother
The boys name IS Michael Keeley, and he said
that he had lived with his aunt at No lsS West
Sth street South Boston. The court committed him
to tine care Of the Brooklyn Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty to Children
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
A FORTUNE ON TRANSPORT SHERIDAN

San Francisco July e-The United States army
transport Sheridan Captain Peabody. which sailed
Yesterday for Manila. is carrying a fortune fne
silver currency for the philippines. Guarded by
Lieutenant TarltOn and thirty picked men OF the
lei Infantry Is sll00O0O all in paper money. in adj
dition to a shipment of silver 90 the value of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
HAS CURE FOR Mr.. CLEVELAND.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune

IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Denver. July Ga telegraphic invitation TO come
n Denver and be cured of asthma sent to
former President Grover Cleveland to-day by Will
lam Maher a well known hOtelkeeper. who gave
the assurance not only OF a complete cure but Of
a hearty welcome and generous hospitality during
his stav in Colorado.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
SCHOONER ASHORE AT NEW LONDON.

New London. Conn. July 6-It is reported here
that the schooner Winslow Morse. from some East
ern port Is ashore on Black Ledge. about two
miles outside New London HarbOr. The schOoner's
position does appear 10 be dangerous. and il is
expected that she will be foated at high tide.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

At the end of the first act of ''Mam'zelle Cham
pagne,' the Madison Square Roof Garden. big
bottle representing wine" bursts, and out of IL
steps Viola Da Costa who bursts into song. Last
night the bottle did not open properly and a.
shower of glass poured on her face and arms.
Her understudy, Florence Major. finished Miss Da
COsta's part for the rest of the evening.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Australian port Jdy G-Arrved previously steamer
prum,line tBrl SpuTring. New York via 81 Vinctnl.
C-V. etc. for Me.bOuIre. vtc.
Cape Town. July GNrIt,ed previously. steamer Elin
dustRn tFiTl. Appleton New YORK. !.
Auckland. July OrtTrKed previously steamer Queen
Helena tbIl. CuFrs. New York Via Melbourne etc.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The ST. Pau: reported Sable Island yesterday
m. when G24 miles Of Sandy Hook. She is ex-
peCted dock to-day about T. m.
La TOuraine reported to Sable Island yesterday
of that point at m. She will probably dock day
about ?. m
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

Tonight at Pains Amphitheatre. Manhattan
Beach. there will he a repetition OF many OF the
new effects produced on the night Of the Fourth Of
July This will be in addition 20 the Eruption or
Vesuvius.' and strong bill Of specialties
Arthur Prince. the English ventriloqust who IS
returning TO this country TO appear at Hammer
STEMS Roof Garden on Monday. is due to- arrive
this morning on the Umbria; Mr.. Prince. who made
Victoria Theatre last fall is aeGonlPanied by his
KIaw & Erlanger have accepted for early produc-
ton next season play by Edmund Day. called
The Round7Up." Klaw Erlanger will give the
play a very elaborate production with cast of
exceptional merit.
THE Chattanooga News's' party of young
women who are seeing the sights in the East
at Keith PrOctor,s Union Square Theatre last
night as the guests Of the msnagement. Miss
sang Dixie" and the young, women applauded
James X. Hackett has closed THE Alcayde" his
new opera. in Chicago for the season. The Windy
s City thought vel Of the piece, but Mr.; Hackett
ton - ''O'
Pawnee Bills Wild West is still drawing crowds
to Brighton Beat9ss The show will remain at
Brighton Beach during the entire season. giving
Miss Ethel Jackson has been engaged as prma
donna of The Blue MOon.' to be produced next
season by The Shuberts with James r Powers in
the principal mans role. She the wife of j. Fred
ermsm ]r manageT a.; Of Sne Of the Nixon &
ner in some of that firms productions.
William A. Brady yesterday took formal posses
sion of the Manhattan Theatre, and put TO work
large force of carpenters and uphOsterers. His
lease runs until such time as the Pennsylvania
Railroad shall call upon him to surrender posses
sion.
Miss Syblla Thorne and Miss Pauline NeT are
out of The Social Whirl Miss ThOrne resigned
because her place understudy Miss Adele
Rtchie was given to Mrs. Frederick Bond who is
not a regular member of the company Miss Ner
was dismissed because she neglected to send
Tuesday nights performance.
Joseph Coyne is at war with the FrOhman
management Il question of featuring and
not has been given out because of conflicting
contract to remain in the of The Social
Whirl' 1t is understood that his engagement with
esa ae latter sG sn2qd be fhq as as ms HIS T
that he was 10 be given special billing in the
advertising as a sort of cO-star with Miss Hattie
Williams. His complaint is that the advertising
so far done for the piece gives him no greater
prOmine1s than any other member of the sup
porting cast.
Adele Ritchie paying in THE Social whirl,"
now running at the Casino. called Frank Hennessy.
the manager of the house. into her dressing room
to talk business matters last night.
Frank sat down couch covered with pillows.
He Gid not notice Togo. Miss Rltchie's japanese
spaniel. said to be the smallest in the world. who
was sleeping the couch
There a shrill squeak, Hennessy jumped up,
but Togo was beyond relief. dog doctor was sent
for but Togo had given up the ghost. The show
was delayed for five minutes. while Miss Ritchie
he viii be obliged to hold his conversations with
Miss Ritchie over a telephone now.
At the end Of the first act of .Nfano,zeIle Cham
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 4SS Sunset Ts3 s:ST Moons age ls
HIGH WATER.
=. M-Sandy Island SS6 Hell Gate lO.49
p. Msandy Hook s42 Gov. Island 9O5 Gate iO:5s
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
Public Noticc.
SUPREME COURT. .lPFEI.IsATE DIVISION

SUtl&EfE COURT, AEf'EI4LAfE DIVl>ioN.
First Department. In the matter Of the appcatc1 q.
the Board o. Rapid TFa1st Railroad Ceunl1si01as c.
the City Of New York for the appointment Of three
misSiOne-S 70 determine and report whether rapid ts-
railway railways for the conveyance and transt1
OF persons and property. determined by the 6s--
ought be constructed and operated White Plains t
route Notice is hereby given that UndeTsiSned VIZ
tam w Niles Edward H. HeaIy and Edward r F,1lr.
having by order 10 the Appellate Division o. the
prene court for the First Judicial Department entered )
the above entitled matter the 9th day Of June r
bearing dats On thar day been appointed eoulslzsr y
determine and report after due public hearing her -
TailNsy o ratNsys mentioned IN the peen Of the -
Board. presented % the said Appellate Division
about the 2Sth day Of MAY 1906 fed in the Os :.
the Ce-k = said cGurt about the day.
10 Re constructed and operated. do hereb appoint N
Gay. the i6-h day Cf july. 1u6. OclOc in the el---
Of tE1t day. the BOardTlan plslr
SOey. Number SIS Wall Street IN Borough q Mr.
haitian. City Of New YoTE the time AMI place O. 80
first sitting. and at such sitting and Adjourned
tiHgs AZ ay thereafte be held they VIII hear al uas
interested in said natter
Dated New York. June 30. 1906.
WILLIAM W. NILS.
EDWARD r. HEALL.
EDWARD +. FINCH.
GEORGE /. RINES: y Liberty Street. New Nolk Clri
ara BOSRpNtN. PI1ATT & SOIlEY - Wall Strss,
New York City. Attorneys tor the Board OF Rasi
Transit Railroad Commissioners for city e So
York.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
TRANsPACTFIC NfAm.s

Destination Close IN \. v
New Iceland Australia Except Westl
Caledonia. Samoa. Hawaii and
Fiji IsIands-SieFra (via. Fran tt-,- !
ciscol w.; ,,;.. July S. 1880 a m
CaledOnia-AoFangi
cOuver and Victoria July Is coop N
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
Proposals.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS u. e, WASH.
iuston. June IS. l9o6.-SEAL5sD PROPOSALS 81. >
IeJeNsa at this office until II 0'elOck n0oE. Saias
SuN 10 ls-u Tor e-odtug certain streets and oVsl-~
G GsssSessSlnf about so1o0 yards Of EradinG. Bllns =
1li ~ anu Sl negssSaly IA
= = WEST. JOHN BlDDIsE Commissioners y. G,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. D a. WASH.

irgJon. Is 1906 Sealed proposals viii T. =
ceiVeo at tn!s otSe until 12 o'clock saturday
- Isoo fSS sFSdiHs aid regulating suburban sre,s =
tVehtss HtonE ScHI-s of proposal specifications a
nscessaFy :cfaTUlaticp will he Furnished arplca
ttis Gisee - B y. &ACFARLAND. HENRY I. We
IcslN BlDDLE. Commissioners. ID. l.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
DFFICE. CONlNlISSIONERs- ,nIsTRICF oI

Columbia Washington. June So Gd-Seelrc.
,ssis VII oe received az this Ofrce until 12 m ~ 4.
l$0 Tor fuinisninS water meters. FoTms sQeci, :
SE0 necessary ffcrnatioa ray be obtained az tas
Ccn'ur isslnrtfs.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Tonight at Pains Amphitheatre. Manhattan
Beach, there will he a repetition OF many OF the
new effects produced the night Of the Fourth Of
July. This will be in addition 20 the Eruption OF
Vesuvius'' and a strong bill of speciaties.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

Arthur Prince. the English ventriloquIst who IS
returning TO this country to appear at Hammer
STEMS Roof Garden Monday. is due 10, arrive
this morning the Umbria. Mr.. Prince who made
pronounced hit during his engagement at the
Victoria Theatre last fall is accompanied by his
manager William McAllister, of London.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

KIaw Erlanger have accepted for early prOduc-
ton next season a play by Edmund Day. called
The ROund-Up.' Klaw & Erlanger will give the
play very elaborate production with cast of
exceptional merit.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

1.-The Chattanooga News's" party of young
women who seeing the sights in the East were
at Keith & Proctor,s Union Square Theatre last
night the guests of the management Miss
Mab'l johnson. Of the ''headliners'' this week,
sang Dixie" and the young applauded
vigorously and Joined in the chorus
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

Miss sybilla Thorne and Miss Pauline NeT are
out of The Social Whirl" Miss ThOrne resigned
because her place understudy Miss Adele
Ritche given TO Mrs. Frederick Bond, who Is
not a regular member Of the company. Miss Nef
was dismissed because she neglected to send a
physicians certificate explain her absence from
Tuesday nights. performance.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

'Brings mail.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-07
BASEBALL NOTES.

The Holyoke Baseball association met yesterday morning. passed reso- lutions on the death of Jesse, Frysing- CT. and decided to capitalize the asso- citation at S10.0OO. Manager Thomas V. Fleming of this years team has friaed the following players with John Carney. manager of the Two City GowaD club: Rementer, McCabe and Hodges of last years team. secur- ing in return Catcher Baerirald. Out fislders Pulsifer and Wilkes and Pitcher Bartos.
 A deal was eonsummated yesterday between William X. Brady and Aus tin Corbin of the Manhattan Beach Co whereby the latter is to reconstruct the cld Manhattan Beach bicycle grounds and convert it into baseball field. with gran1istand and bleaehers. It is Brady's intention to arrange baseball games. both amateur and pro fessional. on Saturdays and Sundays for the next five years. He Is in eom- munication with clubs in the National. American and Eastern leagues to play Sunday hall with local teams.
 It is said that Edward 1Ianlon has a claim against the Brooklyn club for salary due for the last month of his recently severed engagement. Hanlon has not decided whether to take the matter before the. National league di- reciors or bring legal prVealings against c. II. Ebbcts and II. W. Me,4 GUS for the money.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-07
-IrckY IoE- nAaAN pEAp

New York. Feb 5.-Ice Hszan. 55 years oid- once known as -Lueky Doc was found dead in his l,ssl tg cham herIustd in the Metropolitan hotsi. s1th street ard Broadway. ye~teriax morning old szr and dsfsrivstion srr believed to have ezuse1 his death.
 Les than a decasie ago Hazan was q pFss~fsergu< EsmhIer. knpuu fran ors. sud of the Tezsier1oin to the sshar. Hr ws< oBc of the men wko eusIldnI tse kesF~rs of Eamllfnz bsuss hatsd fo see him enter their rspns. He us~ a lavish spensAer and rrsry- tu~fy kEsea bis route from thp nps-s l.. made
 Bur hi. lack dr<erte1 him sud ~ late yearS ke has deE<nzIp-d us-sa fh-r ssod nzfurr of frieads fer SuI~islerrr and theSe frieDis viII pTutatly bu1 kD
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-07
BOLTS IN NEM YORK.

New York. Feb 1.-Young Otto, who holds the worlds record for quick knockouts. added another victim to his list last, night when he put away Jack Nelson in the first round of their bout. at the benefit for Billy Jacobs. before the Longacre A. C. Nelson had never been beaten before. and ID to the time the knockout was landed he had made an exceptionally fine show ing.
 Howard Smith of Elizabeth. x. l.. boxed fast and clever draw with Kid Stein of Philadelphia Both men were fast or their feet and many hap. blows were landed. Neither man tried for knockout. hut both fought hard, and at the end were vigorously 3D. piautied. sr.faa
 Jack lBroadwayl Slasher and Nat Jacobs clashcd for three rounds in one of the most amusing bouts ever seen in New York ring. The Slasher has a style original with himself. and cv- cry time he tries to land a swing hc first touches the floor with his fist to get his bearings. and then lets fiy. Sometimes the swing lands. but most of the time it doesn't. sIid Broad way sails through the ropes. He and his opponent slashed each other around tho ring and af the end hoEors were even.
 In tho other bouts Frank Shechan easily outpointed Joe Black. though inc latter was twenty pounds heavier. Jimmy Murtha beat Harry Chambers. and Kid Apple and Kid Shay boxed a draw
 AIni,y McGanv and Lew Meyers met iu the star bour at the stag of tho Morrisania 4. C.. and the result was a good draw. McGarry played for til,. body throughout the mill. whil.. Mey- CTS dcDcnsle,l upon a straight left to offset his opponents rushes. Jen Do herty kuO.ke,l out Tommy Murphy of IIolUken 10 ono round.
 EsisIie Johnson aud Ralph I.iniIer put Hp a good lout st the. SI4arksy X. C. stag. horor~ being slightly in favor of JohHSon. At thc tap of tl..s gong Johnson sailed into iis man and keBf after him all tho way. Linder eyenesI things iu tho second nOuni- but John Spn went to the front in tic third and at lhc cIld was tHe fre<her of the two