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A FLOOD OF SUMMER SPORTS ,
The Usual Grind for the Baseball
Orank ,
THE CORBETT - JACKSON MILL ,
Flying HIIIWH mill Wlilrtlnir Whocli
In Hit ! riclil mill on tin ) Stronin
oHsIp anil
Answer-oil.
Sporting men hero are dhciuslng the prob
able result of the glove contest between Peter
Jnck.ioti of Australia and Jom CorOott of
San Francisco , who are to fight In the Cali
fornia Athletic club gymnasium on May SI.
Jackson , since ho recovered from his recent
accident , has been training with renewed
vigor , and already his trainer , Fltzpatrlck ,
claims hot \ lit to light for several hours.
Jackson does not appear lo bo at all con
cerned ever the result of his coming meeting
with the California wonder and both himself
nnd trainer are sangulno that ho will win the
110,000.
Sam FIt/patrick , the Australian comet ,
who Is training Jackson , is looked upon as
I'etur'.s mascot. Ho came from Australia
with .IncKson and trained him for his battle
with George Godfrey of Hoston. Ho also
prepared Iho colored champion for his buttles
with Joe McAuliffo , the Mission Hey , and
I'atsy Cardiff of Minneapolis \Vhon Jackson
went over to Kiigland to light Jem Smith ,
the champion of Kuglunu , under the manage
ment of Parson Charles E. Davit's ,
Jackson Insisted Uir.t Fit/patrick should
accompany him. Jackson dofe.itod Smith.
Fitzpatrlok has won his spurs In the listie
nrcna In Australia , and has n long record of
buttles bo bus engaged in. Ho thoroughly
understands Jackson , and there is probablv
no man living who could Ixjtlci prepare the
tall West-Indian for n prize ring encounter
than Klt7gatrick. The latter Is not only con-
lldenttliat.lucnsonwllldofn.it Oorbott , but
bo believes that ho could defeat Frank I' .
Slavln.
In an Interview Jackson says. "If I defeat
CorbotU-iiiid I expect to , barring tiaforseen
accidents I nm not going to run away to
Australia to tight Joe Goddard , who is now
posing over there us the champion , but I shall
meet Slavln. the contest will bavo to bo do-
elded under tlm auspices of the California
athletic cluli and It will , no doubt , olTor as
big a purse as any one else. SUivin linhls that
Police Gim'tto bolt which
chnmpionsblp , rop-
xvnuntfl the uhumnionshit ) of tint world , and
If I nm fortunate It will bo In my possession
before the snow lllcs ; at least , I shall do my
licat toxvin it. I never was a boaster and I
don't mu I can beat any ono In tinpriro ring ,
but , nevertheless , I nm going to kcrp trying ,
and no man in the world hr.s any licensn tn
knock mo out , barring a chance blow.
"Corbet t Is no doubt n clexor boxer nnd
may bo a stayer. Ho will hnvo to hit hard
and often to defeat me , anil I will keep him
busy In tbo lucautimo. Slavln Is also no
doubt a llr < t class man. I In did not defeat
Jem .Smith as easily as I did , but bo put Joe
McAullITe to sleep quicker , still It is doubtful
If the Mission boy xvns at his best the day
Slavin beat him Inside of six minutes.
Slavln's ' real form will bo tested If ho lights
either Coihott or myself , that Is , allowing
that Corbel t Is a llrst class man , nnd ho must
bo ncknowledced us such until ho isdqfentod.
"The American public xvlll bo able to Jiidue
xvhen I tight Cnrbutt xvhnther ho is the grout
pugilist many easterners claim , and ttioy xvlll
also have a line on Slavln after ho meets
Kilraln. Should Corhctt defeat me ami Kll
rain defeat Slavin , then xvlth John U Sulli
van out of the ring , the question of xvho Is
the champion xvlll rest betxvcon Kllralu and
Corbott Should Slavln defeat Kllrain and
I succeed In defeating Cot-holt , theu Slavin
and mytjivjf. will have to settle tha champion
ship question , unless Kllrain wins his inixteh
with Slax'ln , and then Kllrnin and myself
will have to eopo for ttio 1'ollco Gazette
championship belt and championship of
the world. "
raiting nnd KlulilltiK Ai
Following Is the hatting and Holding aver
ages of the Oniahas , Llncoln.s and Sioux
Cltys for the llrst three xveoks of thu season :
OMAHA.
> 3 5 > W _
llroakllist for Iho Cr.'inkH.
Is catching well fur Milwaukee.
Thrown on the ground are creulted as
wild.
[ turkctt is putting up a line gauio for the
Farmers ,
"Knns batted In" don't go In the score
hereaftur.
Klmer Smith will pitch no more until Juno
or thereabouts.
Lincoln has released John Irwln and re
signed Flanagan.
VIcKcry shut out the Donvers the other
day without a hit.
Kansas City has been negotiating with
Pitcher Cony Murphy ,
Kansas City pitchers have boon In bad
form for several weeks.
Charllu ( ionlns Is a great favorlto In Sioux
City and so Is Joe Walsh.
Dalrymplo is a slick base-runner , and ho
uses the best of Judgment.
The Denver * will bo as low as fourth before -
fore they HOO Denver again.
"Llnu" Lowe Is play Ing second for Boston.
lee Qulnn's linger Is knocked out.
Dlckov I'hflim.tho Prohibitionists' old sec
end baseman , has fallen In n conl-holo.
Morrlssey Is playing llrst all round Cam
pion , and wielding the stick Just as effec
tively.
Philadelphia Vlckerr , with the Brewers , Is
about the hardest hitting pitcher tn the
asso
ciation.
Kansas City still dines Ui the eight hole ,
hut she'll climb out all right buforo many
IIIOOI'S. '
The Western association race Is the pret
tiest In tbo country , and no man can pick the
winner.
Charlie Cushman , manacnr of Ihc Mllwau
koos , has gene b-iclt lo n No. U hat , Ills nor ;
mal Mro.
Kansas City has placed Hngmlor on the
bench , and signed Jack Carroll , the old
8t. I > aul outfielder.
Uuipiro Knight , bw'.ng as much to his gen
tlf inanlv character as anything tilse , i * wcl
llkod wherever ho goes.
The Omaha team U the recipient of praises
everywhere they go. They call the Lambs
uro pennant winners at St. Paul ,
lan Shannon Is doing about all the timely
hitting , and his second base play for tno past
\vcok ha > been something phenomenal.
The Athtrtloljasoball club hat rcorganliod
nd Is anxious to moot any and all comers ,
Aitdrw * J , Coffee , liU ) , Bouth Twelfth strcoU
Tbo I ] , & , M. baseball team would like to
hoar from any of the amateur teams of the
city who play Saturday afternoons. Address
C. Katokin , H. A M. Horuliimrtors. |
ilnlllgan continues to hit hard. Ho prom
ises to bo up in the Jlrst orcnoslra row when
the bailing records nro compiled next fall.
Vlckery has inado an excellent Impression
In the west. Ho hasn't as good control ever
his temper , however , as ho has over the ball.
The Mllwaukoo outlleluors claim to have n
patent glove that iirovonts iniining ll.v b.ills.
Sonio Holders ought to use three or four of
thorn.
thorn.Watklns'
Watklns' Apostles are praying for bettor
luck. The boys play well at times , but the
nltchlng department Is greatly In need of
improvement.
Columbus has Joined Louisville on the
toboggan. St. Louis appears to bo the only
Western association team that is "In It" to
any great extent.
The Sporting Times says Omaha Is dolnir
bolter than she might to , nnd that was a
week ago when the Lamb * wore losing every
game. Was It Irony , or what !
[ t Is tliiiu'tlmt Dnvo Kowo was working bis
Jaw. As long as the Farmers were nursing
the last hole , ho was silent , but now that
they are winning , look out for him.
Hilly Karlo Is doing ail of the Corn Huskors'
cntchlng , but not any too well Hilly in
dulges In too much exertion when nnno at all
is called for. Ho Is on Iho rush tliu whole
tlmo.
tlmo.Worden
Worden Is playing a great flrsi base gamo.
Ho was never considered a line llrst baseman
before , lint his first month's work this ye.ir
shows him to have a wonderful Holding
record. Ho Is also hitting the bull with clock
work regularity.
Jack O'Connor can't throw a Ilttlo bit. His
catching when ho coos behind the bat Is
away oil also , and b iserunners have a picnic
In purloining base" . The wav of the trans
gressor Is hard , after all , and O'Connor HnUs
but few O'Noill
sympathl7ers--Palmor not
amoni : the hunibur.
Kansas Cityans are clamoring for the release -
lease of somti of their glass-arm pitchers.
I'hoy sav that pitchers should got in condi
tion before at tempting to pitch Young Sow-
ders took gymnasium exercises nil wlntcr.and
Ls the only pitcher In the team who doesn't
complain of n lame arm.
Taylor , of the Loulsvlllo club , Is ono of
the bo.st players In the country. Two years
ago he was unknown , but managed to pull nIT
$ < > n month us onool the stars of the Hlmlr.i
club , ol the Now Yoik stiilo league. Ho
now pulls off moro in n week than ho did In u
month In l.SV.i. Sucn Is fame !
"Hick" Carpi-liter Is putting up a gllt-
edged third liaso garno for Kansas City. Ho
Is n great favorlto with the resident of the
city on the banks of the raging Kaw. O ,
across tlio raging Kawtho coppers drink
whisky raw ; and the women light when they
got tight and defy the Kansas law.
Manager Cushman nnd Hlmcr Smith are a
little bit sere at ouch other. It Is on account
of that ' Pittsburg letter In the Sporting
Times , 'In which Klmor said "Cush" wanted
u fo'v games thrown his wav. In the first
Milwaukee game , Elmer made four hlts.how-
over , piobably to show Cushmau ho had no j
grudge against ti.im '
And they said In Columbus that Ralph
Jolmson couldn't slide. Corno up hero , > ou
fault-llnding , pig-hcajod children of u day of.
wrath , and see whether ho can slide. Ho
went headfirst Into second b.iso yesterday ,
evading "Ulddy" Mcl'heo as gracefully as it
trained boxer keeps out ot the way of his op
ponent , . When It comes to running there uro
not many that ran b\it him. John U. Foster
In this Cleveland Loader.
There uro many "long service" men In the
Western"association. . Hick Carpenter has
been oivnrtlug on the diamond slnco IS7.1 ,
when ho was a member of the Grafton
( MassO team Dave nnd Jack Itowo struck
out In ' 77 ; also McClollnn and Dalrymplo ,
nnd , in IH78 , Tommy Poorman was pitching
for iho Jersey City team. Ami to think that
Deacon Whlto thinks borlously of Joining
this band of antiquarians.
The pitchers of the four western clubs In
the association have greatly overshadowed
their eastern brethren so far , and the super
iority of their work is becoming moro no
ticeable as the season advances , says the
Haltlmoro Sun. The cause Is partly found in
the fact that the eastern men nro older in
voars nnd service , nnd consciiuently will not
bo at their bust until summer beat loosens
the Joints and muscles of their arms. On
the other hand , many of the westerners ,
such as Stlvltts , Knoll , Mains. Ncal nnd
Doian , are young men who have but recently
passed twnntv-oiio , nnd nro full of supple
ness and skill at all seasons of the year.
Wehring is the only eastern nltchor who has
yet Held a club down to as few bits as two ,
while btlvotts and Uwycr have each inado
records of but ono hit to a game oft their
deliveries.
A Hash oCSports ,
Candle pin tournaments are popular In Bos
on.
'Jack L-'ogarty Is manager of the new Ariel
nlhlotlo club at Philadelphia.
Launcolot , the noted pointer , has been pur-
. ased by II. F. Amsden of Boston.
Guy Wlckalls , the English amateur rowing
ihamplon , is coming to the states this sum
mer.
Jnko Schaofer'and Frank Ivoi are to sail
for Paris Juno 0. They will appear at Uos-
ton a fortnight henco.
Dalton , the American swimmer , surprised
Londoners by swimming sixteen consecutive
"lours in the KnglUh channel.
Malcolm \V. Ford has Joined to Man-
mttan athletic club nnd will go to England
with the knightfi of the cherry diamond.
A. Curtis , the amateur champion walker of
treat Britain , lowered the English r''cord
for two miles to Hm 10 l-5s at London re
cently ,
G. II. CiOoJrich has been elected president
of the Muscoutah konncl club ut Chicago.
Next year's bench show will bo held from
February U to li ! .
The Ohio Trap Shoolers' Icncuo will hold
Us annual meeting at FIndla.v , May 12. 1 ! ) nnd
14 next. The business mooting will bo held
on the evening of the 1'Jth.
Tom Melnornoy , the Irish-American cham
pion , and Billy GIbbs , the Kansas Demon ,
nro to Join Stowo Brothers' circus to do
wrestling , sparring nnd ' 'statue" acts.
Yale has declared war against Harvard's
Irresponsible" athlotlo management and has
notllled Harvard's baseball men that tbo
Yale nine will not play tlio scries arranged
for the coming .season.
Tom Uynn of Chicago , the champion welter
weight , lias accepted the challenge of Charles
Kcmiuia of Minneapolis to fight him to u fin
ish for stakes of $10,000 and a purse of $3,500.
offered b } ' the athletic clubs of St. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Kolla Helkos not only succeeded in hie at
tempt to break I.'O nrtlllclal flights at trapshooting -
shooting in ninety minutes
, but established anew
now record , lie shot at 5' l flights nnd broke
the stipulated 4.V ) in fifty-two minutes and
fifty-eight seconds.
J. A. it A. II. Morris of Now York have n
j oarllng thoroughbred In Kncland by Galo-
pin , out of Jennie B. , that , is attracting a
great dual of attention. The elder Morris has
received several cablegrams asking him to
put a price on the royally-bred youngster.
Another champion will retire from the cin
der path. Tlio surprising news has been ro-
celvod from Detroit that John Owens , Jr. , Iho
world champion sprinter and holder of U 4-5
seconds record for 100 yards , U about to ro
ll ro from the track. Owens Is to bo married
In June and after that month has decided lo
give up competitive athletics.
Peorla's great bicycle tournament U booked
to take placo'Soptomuor 18 and 10. TrU will
bo on a grander scale than ever before and
should they gain the national championships
It will bo the largest ever hold In the world.
Monday the 21st and Tuesday thu 2'd will bo
record-tiroaklng days. A 100-mIlo track race
will probably bo run on Monday.
The Breeder and Sportsman of San Fran
cisco says : "Why are smooth nnd curly
coated rotrlovcrs at our bench shows not p/o-
vldod for ) Are they not far superior to a
do/en classes of
good-for-nothings for which
provision H madot Well , I should say so ,
and as handsome as paintings , besides , and
can bo taught almost anything except to talk
and soil goods. "
Among the two-year-old J that will stand
backing nt the BrooKlyu meeting are Messrs.
Morris' . Illly Georgia , by HI my or , and St.
Fiorina , by St. UUlsoj Mr. Thornton's Call-
fornla-brcd colt.s by D.irobln , dam Maria F. ,
and John ' Happy , dam Llzzlo P. ; M. F.
Dwyor's Manhoisot , Burrldgo Bros. " St.
Felix and Panway , D. Gideon's Merry Alon-
urch nnd McConnack , ntul F. C. McLewoo's
Fred Leo and Hollgato. This U all based on
roporU from tbo training grounds. There
may bo ' 'dark one * " able to swallo w them.
The Horbcman.
John A , Logan , Jr. , of Youngstown , O. ,
soiled from Now York on Saturday last for
England. Durlug his stay ho will purchase
und Import twenty head of Knglliu hackney
stallions and mares , and will aim to get the
best that ran IH > found ,
Tbo Fraternity Wheel club of Buffalo Is
composed entirely of Masons.
W , P. Koorkol defeated Otto Schenk In a
half mlle blcyrio rnco nt Cottngo Grounds.
Tominto Connor nnd Thomas Cavanaugh ,
the "Buffalo Kid , " are matched to light to a
finish.
Miss Price nnd Miss Kitty Klopfcl , two
fair blcvcllsU of Buffalo , nro arranging for a
nin to Erie.
Gcorgo Mason nnd George Hutchlnson are
matched to run 103 yards for f . ' ( W nt Mlamls-
burg Juno 'J.
The bonofU for the faintly of Louis Bczl-
nnh , the murdered pugilist , takes place nt
Havlln's theater on the ld.
Jack McAullffo Is to go out ns "a actor"
next year with Edward F. Mayor. Ho will
play Iho part of a tout In "In Gotham. "
II. O. Mossier nnd Frame Hart are
matched to meet In n 1,000-mIlo heel and too
match ut St. Paul commencing May 10.
G. E. dishing of Minneapolis has bought
of B. J. Tiiicoy the four-voar-old horse Out
look , by Onondaga , out of Sunlight , for
f'J.OOO.
Narvtno Thompson was beaten In ono round
by Elmer Grant at Beaver Falls , Pa. Ono
rap on the Jaw put the big Cleveland darkey
to sleep.
Billy Meyer's ' contest with Andy Bowen ,
the Now Orleans octoroon , lakes place before
the Olympic club In the Crescent City next
Tuesday night.
PotorPuddyor Pittsburg and Harry D.ir-
rln , England's crack runner , are to Indulge
In n three mile race nt Exhibition park , Pitls-
burg , on Decoration day.
Henrv Simons of Lonlsvillo ha.s purchased
from Byron McClelland the two-year-old
colt Covcrton , by Imported Deceiver , out of
Ladv Peyton , dam of Lord Peyton ,
Clara Belle , Jessie C'onun , Knto Adams ,
Addle Moore , Emma Ueed anil Mine. Xoo-
light are the "sawdust unmet" of the dames
who have boon cliaslng each other In u ladies'
pcdcslrlan matcli up nt Kaiama/oo.
Scoggnn Brothers have sold to W. I.
Cherry ot Nashville the bay colt Lord Clifton
II , by Buchanan , dam Mishap , for Sl.-'OO.
Ixinl Clifton performed well nt the early
southern meetings , nnd Is regarded as a
smart colt.
H. S. Henry of Morrlsvlllo. Pa.has bought
of Iho liowmans of Lexlnglon the five-year-
old b.iy marc , Nutlena , by Nutwood , dam
Marcia Sby Williams' Mutnnrlno.sccond dam
the great brood mare , Old Nod , by Edivln
Forrest , forlS.10.
J. M. Brown .t Co. , hnvo sold Monitn Har
dy , 5 , by King Bau-BulT und Blue , to General
W. H. Jackson lor a round price , nnd she
will bo bred to Iroquols. Monitn Hardy was
a line rnco mnro ana Is ono that should prove
the dam of winners.
Tbo wrestling match between MikoMoonoy
and Bert Walker at the People's resulted In a
draw. Mooney won the llrst bout in fourteen
minutes , and Walker the second In six. The
contestants wrestled thirty-nlno minutes In
the third nnd they had to stop at midnight.
W. C. W'oodford was the only man among
twenty who kept uwako In th'o seven ilavs1
"sleep fast" at S.in Francisco. Ho broke the
record of MI hours and twenty minutes which
was inado In Detroit. Wooaford received
1100 nnd Jackson nnd Harris , who remained
awake over ninety-six hours , $30 und SJ. > re
spectively.
Wcstlake , an Irish Jockey , from the Cur-
ragii of Klldarc , has been engaged by Mr.
Appleby , the owner of Tristan , Stockton ,
etc. , to ride for him during the coming sea
son. Connolly , a promising youngster , has
been engaged by Foxhall Kceno. Charlie Hill
lias signed to ride for the Hanover stable ,
William Blake for tbo Khattan s'ablo , E. Van
Deuscn for Kelley & Samuels.
John Teenier , late of McKcesport , Pa. , now
of St. Joseph , Mo. , has challenged Jacob
Gaudaur , lain of St. Louis , but now of Can
ada , to row him three races for $2,500 a side ,
bo.st two out of three , to take entire amount ,
and a fair portion of the gate receipts. It
that does not suit Gaudaur , Teomer will row
a rrtco of three miles on any body of water In
the United States for n purse of 51,000 or any
amount Gaudaur wants "to put up.
The result of the race for 2,000 guineas
has established Common n hot fnvotitofor
the English derby. Last week Lord Arling
ton's colt was quoted nt the very short price
of 11 ! to 8 ; toward the end of the week he became -
came warmeratlO to 8. The Doomstor is
next at fi to one , and Orion is quoted at 0 lo 1.
The downfall of Peter ( lower nnd Govornour
has been marked. From 5 lo 1 against thorn
the day before the Newmarket event , they
have gone down to no support nt all , the pub-
Ho refraining from backing them for the
present. Govemour appears in the quota
tions at 100 to 0 , nnd Peter Flower at 10 to 1.
Orvloto is 100 to a.
There will bo no baseball games this year
bolwcen the Yale and Harvard university
teams. This is Yale's decision after consid
ering Harvard's latest statomon. . Captain
Calhoun , who has had charge of the matter ,
consulted rtilh the Yale nlumnl nnd profes
sors interested in baseball und has decided to
adhere to the position tauen last week to the
i letter declining to play Harvard this year. In
Yale's second letter Captain Calhouii reiter
ates Yale's position , declaring that the Har
vard captain and manager mot Yale nnd
Princeton at Springfield and in good faith ar
ranged n series of games with these colleges.
Now because Harvard has failed to keep her
side of tno agreement , Yule declines to make
any further arrangements for n series of
games this year
Sports from All Sources.
Captain A. II. Bogardus and Al. Handle
are likely to meet In n friendly pigeon match.
Jlmnilo Ilngcn was defeated by Jimmy Larkin -
kin In fourteen rounds at the Granite club of
Hoboken.
Them \vill bo a series of athletic contests
nt the driving park , Council Bluffs , today ,
including foot and bicycle races , baseball ,
Jumping and an exhibition hose team run.
It has now been dotlnately sotllod that
Fremont will hnvo n ball team In the field
tills season. Grounds wore ycstordav laid
out nnd fences and amphitheater will bo
erected at once. A team has been signed
und funds raised lo meet the necessary ex
penses of maintaining Iho club.
Austin Gibbons , the American who Is
matched to fight Jim Verrall , has gene into
training. Vorrnll is tbo favorite. Scotty
Cox of Now York has been matched to llpnt
with Gcorgo Ingram in Julv. Bill Header
has challenged winner of Glubons and Vor-
rall match. Kllrain nnd Slavln match creat
ing considerable talk in London.
tin ) Wheel.
The ball team Is defunct. Lack of interest
killed It.
Joe Ellick of the Fremont bioyclo club was
down to see "Benny" last Wednesday.
C. W. Dabnoy has been called homo to
Union City , Pa. , by the sicknois of his wife.
The tourists go to Paplllion today and stop
ever for dinner , a regular old-fashioned coun
try dinner , too.
The run to South Omaka on the evening of
the Kith was qulto well attended and enjovod
by nil who took part.
The League of American wheelmen has
2II.OOO niejnbers ; the last number issued was
2i,077 ; and was given to a rider In Franco.
Chicago will soon have n oyclo club com
posed entirely of colored men Gracious 1
what a lot of dark horses there will bo when
Ihe club has n race moot.
The Bl-World of this week contains a good
photo-ongrnvlng of Tom Hoa and his Ilttlo
daughter. It Is very cutely entitled "Papa ,
Ills Hamblor an' Mo. "
Pnnco and Dingley nro talking "real
sassy" to each other and no doubt will have
a whack at ono another before long. > It will
bo a great race and a great fako.
Omaha has 500 riders and not ono-flfth
of thorn are league members. What's the
matter , boys ) Can't ' wo double our present
membership by the tlmo snow files I
Senator Morgan , of Coliseum fame , writes
a very intorasiln ? nnd lengthy letter
to The Hcfcroo thii wook. The
senator is tonchlng thr- young idea bow to
"blko" ever at Portland , Oro.
Whore , oh , where , Is our color bearer and
tbo club colors ! Tuny both should bo at ibo
front In every club run. Our bugler , too ,
seems to hnvo forgotten that ho was ap
pointed to act as ono of the road ofllcers ,
Last Sunday's run to Fremont was spoiled
by the morning shower. A trip to Surpy
Mills was taken Instead , and several hours
were spent In angling for auntlsh ID the clas
sic waters of tbo Papplo. A good catoh of
crawfish and turtles was taken , with honors
oven.
oven.Kastraan
Kastraan and Gyggor pedaled over the
twenty miles of road wnlch sopnrnto us from
PlatUmouth last Sunday. The fore part of
the trip was inado In a soaking rain. Jack's
pnoutuutlo was given a severe test by riding
through stubble fields , badly cut roads and
cinder ballast , and did not receive a serious
scratch or puncture. Oyggor rode n solid
tired SRfetytmut ho wasn't In It at nil. Ilo
says ho hadhll bo could do to koou In hailing
distance. By the way , how the "billoon"
"res do rnlso the dust. Ask Frank Slofkln
nnd ho will toll you all nbout It.
V. Bnrotbjr' , of Fremont. Nob. , passed
through Iho city en route for Now YorK , Sat
urday of last week. Mr. Barothy uses an
Eagle for n mount nnd expocto to reach Now
\ork about the middle of July. From there
ho will go direct by stcamor lo the continent
and tour It awheel.
In the nbsonco of Captain Townscnd , nil
club runs wlU bo In charge of tbo lieutenant ,
ana all members who rldo are asked to turn
out when posJIblo Hero Is tbo "called
runs" card lonMay , dating from today : .
May 11 Start at 9:00 : n. m. , Gleuwood nnd
return , M ) mUoi ?
May SU-Slurtnt 7:15 : p. m. , Florence and
return , II miles.
May 21-Stnrt at 0:00 : n. m. , Park Mills and
return ; stnrt nti:00 ; : p. m. , Fort Omaha and
return , 2.T miles.
May 27 Start nt7:15 p. m. , Council Bluffs
and return , 10 miles.
May HI Start at 0:00 : a.m. , Calhour. and
return. 'Ill miles.
The country roads nro In fair condlllon ,
and as none of the above runs are long ones ,
there is no reason why a good crowd should
not answer iho bugio
TinApollo'H < ; < > SH | | > .
IJIch , the eastern flyer , will not race this
year.
Selh Khodes will bo soon on Iho palh again
this season.
Heading nnd Martin have returned from
their eastern trip-busted !
WerU nnd Pixley ride n ono-lmlf mlle rnco
at Matmwu tomorrow afternoon.
The Denver cyclist union holds Its spring
meet the .Wtli and yist of this month.
It Is said that the Omaha Wheel club will
put a racing team on Iho palh Ibis season.
The Apollo social will bo hold next Saturday -
day evening Inslcad of Friday. All mom-
tiers invited.
The Nebraska division is still booming.
uo ought 13 have 30tT members by December
or January , Ibiy.
Boris , Zimmerman nnd Anthony will go to
hnjslmul thfc spring. They will wear Iho
Manhattan colors.
There has been n colored men's cvcllng
club formed In Chicago. Omaha hns'but a
few colored riders.
. . .uls , liable that WortMunteferlng and
PKloy will ride under the Omaha Athletic
club colors this season.
Last Wednesday evening n high five party
consisting of A polios was entertained at the
residence of Henry Togger.
Captain Biendorf has called a run to Lin
coln for Decoration dav.remaiulng thereover
night , and returning Sunday.
Articles of alliance between the Amateur
ill , . ° uni < " > and League of American
\ \ heolmen wore signed May 5.
Tlio called run to Elk City lost Sunday was
postponed on account of rain. Several of the
members run down to Irvingtou In the after
noon , however.
Decoration day is close nt hand and our
wheelman should prepuro for it. All of them
should decorate their wheels nnd Join In the
parndo instead of running road races on this
A sneak thief made a raid on the Pixley
mansion the other day and got aw.y with u
number of Billy's medals. Tbo thief , bow-
over , was run in later on ana the medals re
covered. ,
Out of fifty4 wheelmen who made the run
from Chicago to Pullman last Sunday 00 per
cent of thoin'rod.o the "good old ordinary. "
and yet they tull\js Ihu ordinary has gene but
of dale in Uio e.ast.
The roads nro In fine condition Just at pres
ent and most wheelmen nro taking advantage
or the line weather and roads. 'Iho run to
I'lorenco Is a fiiro ride , Iho roads being ns
level ns n floor , while Paplllioii nnd Bcllovuo
are not far behind. The Iowa rouls are not as
good ut this tmo | of the year as Nebraska's
"gumloi" are and most of the riding ia done
on this side df the river.
Omaha Kunncl Club.
The Omaha kciincl club hold Us regular
monthly mooting Tuewduy , May 19 , with a
'
goodly number. Jt fa settled that tno club
shall bo n member of , Iho American kennel
club , all members present consenting. The
necessary dues nnd arrangements shall bo
ready at Now York when the American ken
nel club meets next weok. Several applica
tions wrro read nnd accepted as members ,
the most conspicuous being Hev. Mr. Leeds
D. D. , rector of the Triuitv church nt Gon-
vn TVnh Tlilo , . , . , , tl , , , „ , , , " , h , - , , , , „ , , , I a , nn
very line specimens of Saint Bernards and In
JMiglnnd was considered authority on this
breed. The club tools pleased to have the
reverend gentleman In their numbers , as ho
Intends to bring to this country some of the
wim.Ing strain ho loft behind him The
president called a special meeting for Tues
day , May 10 , to take action on all delinquent
numbers.
Homo Mori' Importations.
The Caninn World , London , England , says
that b. W. Smith of St. Bernard fame hn :
parted with his grand young dogs ' 'Scottish
Prince" nnd "Aristocrat , " together with a
mate sired by tlio late "Champion Alton"
( who recently died in the konuels ofE. H.
moorn of Melrose , Mass. . ) , the buyer being
Mr. Huppert of Now York. The Canine
World says of "Scotlish Prince" : Ho is
very rich in culor , with perfect markings and
shudings. and ho lias nlcnty of size and none ,
his character and expression being particu
larly good. Ho has a long string of first and
special prizes to his credit in .England and
only two years old. If.tlio Americans keep
buylnc up the English winners as they have
been doing wo will soon compete with the
best Iho world ever saw.
OLKSTIOMt AX It AA'Slt'JKItS.
LINCOLN. May 14. To the Snorting Kdltor of
TIIK HUB. Will you kindly sial in Sunday's
lKi ! : where Trost. who was signed last fall Ijy
St. Paul , Is playing this your. It ut all ? Also ,
who Is considered the swlltuit pitcher now
In this ? Aru " " '
playing country "IVto" C'ornvay
and "Dark Days" Couway of the Kansas ( Jlty
team brothers ? Homo Kim.
Ans. (1. ( ) With Detroit. (2. ( ) Hutcninson.
( I ) . ) Yes.
OMUIA , Nob. . May 15. To the Snorting Edi
tor OMAHA Hci : : 1'ioaso state in Sunday's
edition of BKI : wlmrn bhannon pluyed last
season : uliat position ( lid be play , niul was heat
at any tlmo captain of thu team ho played
wlthV Constant Itnndor.
Aus. ( I ) Now York Brotherhood. (2) ( )
Second base. ( Ii ) No.
OMAHA. Jlub. . Mav IB. To the SporthiR
KillturotTiiK HKK : I'lnnou answer In your
next Sunday edition : If a riinnuron first base
starts u > steal second as soon as the pltuher
inaUi-s an utrort to deliver tlm ball and the
batter bltssafoly , do you cerdlt the runner
with n stolen base ? K. 11. W.
Ans. Yes.
ST. MAHYS , Ivan. , May 13. To the Snoring
Kdltor of TiiiiHKjol. : , Is th.u batsman's line ,
nuiiiustono to plut drawn fl Inches front the
con tor of the IUMUO base or U Indies from
nearest udKO ot pinto ? U. Is the homo basu
pointed coriiorwNo towards the pitcher's hover
or bro'idsldo faoliij ; pitcher'/ . llosldei plac-
IIIK two-base , hits , Lhree-ba > < u hits and home
runs In the sniiutiiiry. are they also to 1m
placed In the coluihii of "Ib" on score ? K. J.
Cullulmn , St. College.
Ans. (1) ( ) From1 the center. (2) ( ) Yes , cor-
nerwlso. (8) ( ) YCrf.f
OMAHA. Nub. . Mjay'J' ) . To the Sperling Kd-
llnrof TIIK UIK : : vt'Viiiso Rlvo the nuiaos of
the to-called "big Jour , " 'and s.iy with whut
olub they trot thl aiiiiiio. Two Strikes.
Ans. Brouthew , ' Uichnrdson. Kowo nnd
While. BoslonJ'i '
OMAHA. May IJ.-jTo Iho Sporting Editor
Oninba HKK : iWr sir. 1'leasu aiiMWcrthruuirh
next Sunday's HKlOUio wins thu following
bet , K.VOO. I * . O , AifctriH bets K. r. M are 1m that
Sitlvntor has rnuiUio.fastest mlle on record :
nunioly ono mlmii'j | , thlrtv-llvo seconds anil
ono half. signed \ > . 0. Amlrus , r. r. Muroliii.
Decided by Uoodxvln's ODtckil Guldo.
Above Is un exact copy and stake holder
rofnso.l to clvo up money as Ma roll n hits
made a kluk snyliiK that It was not won fairly
us the contract should road against time nnd
linn It was a eutbh hot. Uo roud It over llrst
and then signed It.ho \ wins the money ? I/ .
U. A ml run.
Ans. L. C. Andrus.
There is a letter at the sporting depart
ment of the UKK for the Manager of the
Shamrock Base Ball club.
lUictimntlHtn.
For this disease there is nothing better than
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The prompt re-
lof which It affords Is nlouo worth many
lines Its cost , which is but fifty cents per
bottle. Many very bad cases have boon per
manently cured by it. For sale by druggists ,
John Drew will leave the company of
Auguslln Daly next season and will bo
started under thu management of Cnarles
Frobman ,
Browning , King & Co.
RETAILERS OP
j
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
"We desire to call your attention to one thing in this department ,
and.ask for the opportunity to prove the statements -which we shalT" " "
make in regard to quality which we offer and the prices we can name
on MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Buying , as we do , for ELEVEN of the largest retail stores in the
country , we make our selections from the leading manufacturers of the
world , and through our unlimited orders are enabled to reach bottom
prices. Every dealer may quote figures , but what we claim is THIS :
That our purchasing facilities warrant us in offering UNDER
WEAR at the popular prices of : BOc , 7Bc , $1.OO , $1.26 and $1.5O that
is superior in quality to that which the ordinary retailer can show.
We carry finer grades also. You will find it to your advantage to
watch our window display and examine our stock.
- BROWNING , KING & CO. ,
S. W. Corner 15th and Douglas Streets.
Money refunded where goods do not satisfy. Send for Illustrated Catalogue.
INSTITUTE.
Korthotreitniontof nil CHIIOVIO AND SUHOIOAI.
DISUASKS. HrnfG4 , Appltnncoi for Uutornillloj .in.l .
Truinue * . Mou Knclllllui , Aiimr.-Utn | rrul ItouieUloi
forauccossful truitmimt of overr form of Jlii'mi )
requiring .Muillcr.l or Siirulcul Treixtmont. NINKTV
UOOMS KOH I'ATIKNI'H , lloinl nnd Alten.toncd.
lln < l Accuuimoililluni ' . .VcuUVrlli ) for circular ] on
Deformities ami llr.u'as , Trusiiu , Club Foot , Curvn-
turoa of Splno , l'llo > , Tumors , Cnncor , Catarrh ,
UroiichltH , lntiiltitm : ! , Kluctrlcltr. I'.ir.ilyjh , Kpll-
ejnj , Klilnivn , ItliuMer , Kj-o , ICar , SKlii anil llhuxl ,
nnd all PiirKlcnl ( ip sratlons DISK ASKS OK WOMKN
aHpeclnltu. Hook o > Dhoasos of Women Kroa. Wo
Imvo Intel/ lidded ; > lylnx In Department for Woman
Durlnit conllnctmMit ( Strk-tlf 1'rlvaln.l Only Ucllv
Llo.Mcdlciil In tltuto Milking a Sped.iltj of I'm-
VATK DIHI5AHIW.
All Iloo ! < llli > oi osmcceiifiillr troatoit. .Mellc-lni
3r Instrument ! ont by mull or oxprosi eocurolr
packed , mi ui.irkt lo Indlrato cuiHimU or sou lor
Ono peraonai Interview prufurroil. Cull ami consult
unor pml hltory of your c-\so , imil wn wllUuiut In
Inln wrnpiiornur UOOKTO MUV KIIKU ; upin l'rl- '
Ti > toSppplil or Nervous Dlnonsot , wlthciuostloa lilt
Address nil Hltori to
Dr. A. T. McLnunhUn , Prasldan
9th and llarnny streets. Umuhu.
ESTAHMSHKI ) IMS
A. J. SIMPSON ,
HOGuml Mil Iod u StrJUt , Uniali i , Neb
Side t-prliiK tittiu'hmout , no liurt-e motion.
IIU1LIIKIIS OP
First Glass Carriages ,
THELEADINO STYLES.
THE LOWEST PRICES
YOUIl I'ATUO.VAdi : 5-OIICITiU. :
HOTEL
Corner 14th nud Capitol Avonuo.
Just completed , ha ? 100 rooms , threa
stairways , from the top to the bottom , hai
line el ova tor and dinning room sarvlas , i
Are ) -rooi throughout , tine billarJ rooms miJ
the finest toilat room ? in tha city. Large
amp lo rooms , Sultai with bath & 3. Cor
14th and Caultol Avo. Street car servloa in
all directions. lUttas. Irom $2.50 to 1.00
Dr. TJO DIIC'H Poitodiciil Pills.
ThU French remedy nets dlroclly npcn the Kunern-
tlvu organs nnd cures Biippresslou of Ihu munseii.
j''or three for I" > , and cm liu mailed. Should not hj
dsed durliii ; iimftt invr. Jobben , driiexlsu nnd tha
imbllc anpplluil bj Goodman Druu Co. , O n ilia : K.
J. I'crkoniiind llonrnrd MJLTH. B'lillli ' Oinihi : : ; M. S.
Kills nnd A. I ) . Foster. Council IHulTn.
The Apollo club will K'VO ' Its closlutr con
cert of the su.15011 at the tlrst M. 1C. church
on Monday evening , Juno 1 , thu suacial at
traction bohiB tbo production of "Tho Cm-
sadurs , " a beautiful cantatn by Undo. The
cantata \vlll bn glvon with ortrun , grand
piano und orchestral accompanlmonls , Hans
Albert playing llrst violin. Mr. Charles
Knorr , thu well known Chicago artist , has
been engaged for the lunor parts , Miss
Bayliss , soprano , and Mr. I'arnell barltono.
Ifow 'Ilioy Cure KlKMiiiintlHiii In
I'lMiiiHylvanla.
Mr. ,1. F. Molglmn , a Pittsburgh cigar
tloalar , awoUo ouo morning with an attack of
rheumatism In his right arm , Worldng
around tliostoro during Iho forenoon madu il
\vorso. By noon iho pain was so t > cvero tli.it
ho could not ralso bU hand to his hoau and
had to carry his arm in a sling. Ono of bis
customers , on learning the facts wont across
the street to K. K. Heck's drug store , and at
his own oxicnsu procured u bottle of Cham-
borlaln's I'uln Halm and porsuudoil Iho cigar
dealer to try It. It eased Ihu pain and reduced -
ducod Iho swelling so that by tno next mornIng -
Ing bo could use his arm , and by the second
morning was entirely well. Tills Is only ono
of the many severe cases of rheumatism that
have becu cured by this valuable remedy ,
Fifty cent bottles for sale by druggists.
Mr. John Llo.vd , possessing ono of the
most beautiful tenor voices over heard In
lids country , has Just been engaged by the
Boston Symphony Orchestral club for the
tour of Iho coming season , which will bora-
aflor have two great singers , instead of only
ono as heretofore , assoclalod with Iho or
chestral company. Miss Laura llurnhain ,
the prlma douna , with a beautiful high so
prano vnlco and marvelous execution , is the
latest addition lo ibis company. There Is a
strong probability of this company appear
ing in our city dutinir the raining season ,
A lllpu Old . \n < ; .
J. U. Holcomb and wlfo of Bclchorvillo
Texas , have celebrated tholr ilftv-llf th wed
ding anniversary , and are still halo und
hearlv. The secret of their long lito an
gooa health Is that they correct any slight aid
ment promptly , and la that way avoid serious
sickness. Lilio , most evorv ono else , ihoy are
moro frequently troubled with constipation
than any other physical disorder. To correct
this they take St. Patriot's Pills In preference
lo any other , because , as Mr. Holcoinu hays ,
"They are a mild pill and , bpsldos , keep Ibo
whole system in good order.Vo prlzo ttiora
Ter.v hlgnly. " For sale by all druirclsts.
Of the New Management of the
LOUVRE GLOVE CO. ,
1506 FARNAM STREET.
Will offer at special sale their No. 40 , warranted Real Kid ,
4-button , at $1.OO , in all shades ; former price $1.65. The
quantity of this elegant glove being limited , every lady should
avail herself of this opportunity.
W. V. IRWIN , - MANAGER.
DIME SAVINGS
1DO4 FJVRNA.M STRbllvT.
Interest Paid on Ml ' Deposits from 5 Cents .tp $5,000.
O. . .OLIltSKD OIUliOTOUB
\V..H , KI'-'SKI.r , . PrL'slcIoiiJ : , .
G. M. NATTINUKK Vli-c I'luildcne.
TI10H. ' ' . . . . Cnshler.
ICIM'ATIUC'K. 111. KOitTV. Cnshler.WM. .
THUS. 11. PAILHV , . . ' . . WM. VI
.1. ! ( lAUDNIJIt. . . , , .
AIA'IN SAUNOKUS. . . I1. W. IIIIlS.
J. II. UII < hisi'IK : , N. MCKIMAM
Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists ,
ULO9 DOUGL.AS
OHA1IA , NER
Tno most widely anil fiirorably known ipeo *
mllsls In tiio Unltol Status. Tholr IOIIK 01-
porlcnue. runmrkiiblu skill nnd nnivnrsul uo-
co&s In thu truntiiitint and cum of Nervous ,
Chronlo and Hnrglrnl Ulsnnios , ontltlo tboia
eminent pliyslolnns to thu full confidence of
the aflllotncl ovorywlmro. They pimrnntoe :
A OEHTAIN AND I'OSITIVK OUHB for
'tho ' awful o ( Tor Is of eiirly rlro and
or.K ovlln tbatfollow In UN triln. :
Pill VATK 111,001) ) AND SKIN DISEASE ?
tpprdllr , romplwlnly nnil perniiuicntly cured ,
NEHvous nniui.iTr AND SK.\UAI < DIS-
OUDKUH yield readily to tholr skillful troat-
ninnt.
IMI.Ert. FISTULA AND HECTAI < ULCEH3
irnarantcod on red ulthont p.iln or detoullon
from biiHlness.
IIVOHOOKI < K AND VAUICOrKLE perma-
nontlr and Hiioei-s > ifiilly iMircd In every cuio ,
SYPHILIS. IJONOUIlllK.A , OLKP/r , Hpor-
mntorrlx ) : , Hainlnnl Wu.ikness Lost Mnnhood ,
NlRlit Emls lunn , Uocayvd KucnlttuH , Kemiilt
Wcnknesi nnd till dellc.ttu illvirdurs pcoultni
to either HIIX posltlvoly cured , HI null in nil
functional disorders Hint rfsnitfroin j'outhf.'J
follli'iior the nxcossof mature ynurs.
T 1 ITT 1 1 P V aiiornnteoil parma n e n 1 1 y
o I IVIV 1 u 1\I 01red , , reriionil coinplotn
without ciitllntf , ciuutioor dllatntlon. Cure *
oOVctnd at linniu tiy puticnt without uo *
ment'n pnln or nnnoyniico.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
/V 9IIPK nik'K The awful nIToetii of
early vlcu whk-h brlnm
prcnnlo weakness , drntroylim hoth inlnd und
body , with all Its clrojrlod ills , permanently
cured.
nl * s HUTIX AililrfM those who have lin-
Ul\J. 1)11 1O ualrod tlienii Ivri by Improper -
proper Indulgonci ) nnd villtiiry iiablt1 * . which
ruin both mind nnd body , unfUlliiu Ibom for
binlnpsN. itndv nr iimrrlaRi ) .
MAItltlED MEN or thd u. entering on that
happy life , uwuru of phyMcul dublllty , quickly
aiilited.
In bnsMl upon fact * . Klrst Practical exptrl-
onca. Hecoud Kvery ciuu Is specially studied ,
th n n itartliiK rl liu Third inedlulno * nre
prupnred In our laboratory exactly to milt
each CHIC , thus cITuotlng cure * without Injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
H09 DOUGLAS STREET. OMAHA. NED
.
onixiy ( or all ill t
imnalural dlnclmrgrs an'l
l > rlvatKill * t iil men. A
corlalnrur * forth * dthlll.
tillnit w akri > peculiar
lo.womon.
Ipr crlh | t nilfe li t9
In remmnivudlni ; it to
Mold
81.00.
Trt UfPsilIflr&l Buffering Irom
111 WrAK MrNtha virvc | * ol
IU IH LnlU lllK.lv youthful orron
* rlrd c r , wimtloz we knp < i , Lot tuuib'x > l , cto.
I wfll M'na a Taluabla trrollw ( hlriii cnnlnlnlnf
fullranloulars for liorn * cure , l'-l' ( < > t clurn"
A. ipltuilld mxllcal wurk ) khc.uld l i rriwl I'X T r )
man who U n nrnut siul deMlllaUil. A'tilrurt
Prof. F. C. FOWLIiU , MooUu , Couu
DOCTOB McGMlEW.
THE SPECIALIST.
Mora Hi.in 15 ) v n iKpurlnncu In tlm Uintinont of
PRIVATE DISEASES.
AcuroKunnuiti'c'il In 3 tn5 ilnyn. Mlthont holonsaf
un lionr'.t tlniu.
QLEBT.
Tlio mnit ranipliitii nnil iitMiilntii euro fur Rlrat nml
iilniiiiiiiyliik'illniliuiKi's ever kniinn to tliu nn'.lic.il
ITuR'aslon I'urmiiiiuntly uuruil In fruiu.i . lu lUiliyi
STRICTURE
Or pulii In rclluvlritf tlio hliulilor riirn < l nltliuul pi In
or ln lnilMi'iits , no caltliiti , nu illlallni ; . Tlio urjit
rciuiirkaliluruuu-d ) knuwii In nindurii ncl'.Mii-O.
SYPHILIS.
( mcdln ! lo.'Jlilu ) Dr > tirow' ! trc'iitmi-nt f > r
tilt * trrlbtu Miiotl ilUpn.o tiu btvii pntiiniiiiceil tlif
niont aurcodiifiil rniiioil/tnir dlHruvornil f.r . tin1 ftii
solntii cuni of tliu ill i > .i4 . lll > mirrun with HIM
Ulsi'nm Init never bi-on tviimllol. A cuinplutu cura
uuuruntucil.
LO T MANHOOD
Ami nil woikn"i ( ni oftl u ciMiinl orn ni niirvun -
ni'Kii. llnihllty iiml di'iponiluncr nliinlululr ruiul
1 liu rullul 1 InniuMtliilo nml complete.
SKIN DISEASES ,
nml nil illvonioi nf the lilooJ , tlvor , Lltlnoyj atpl
UlfiiltltT periniiiioiillr cured.
FEMALE DISEASES
Thoilortur "Homo Treatment'1 for Indies 1 pn >
titiuiK'i'U Ity nil whti have u i it It to Uo the ui-tut - 'oin
plulnnnU coitvi'iilfiit ri'tntMjr o or ( jtTcnil for tin
irc.-ilMieiitof foiiirUiMlUt'iKO ! ItUtrul ) n wondorlnl
Ilutim foi laOIci , from' ' to i unlr
rculars ltl > oiu fui'ii n uiu ncuru uooinu , uru
oi 11 th and Knrnim Btr oHt Omah i
Nub. Knlranco ou oithur btreut
HOTEL.
Tlir . .Tiirivij'or. . UtH anil
inllif tnoMt Hiilixliintlnllu
Hotel itiilltltnu ' " Oiniilni.
lirai'U tn-lt-k / / > iiYff/M dfiiiifiifiant
txiHfiin-nt to raof All tlm fi-llinu <
floor * Itnett trltk Auut'MtoM flrn
tiilnii , tmi//iif/ tiii ) > < > * Hlt > ti < lit
nnit-li , ! ' / ! rncni > eH nmllitt
throiiiiliitnt tha lintlillnt/ > 'in lii-nt ,
hot nml colil irnti-r unit NIIIIN/I/II' < ' >
et-eru fouin. 'Jiiltle < iiinnri > itHieil ; < mi/-
tr/icve.
B. SILLOWAY , Prop.
.
OHKAll , OU \tilAI , HKAlJ I Ir'lhll.
H inii > r Tan , rim | > lM Turk-
'llWhi , K | IUM. | sklu
Ul ! ursry tUuiUli u
uljr , and drtlM
i-iuui , It IIAJ
tlund tl > tot ol ID
rturi. Md | .o
allulaiM u . . . .I'1 It
tu b < * iir. ItU ( ili't * *
t-rly iuaij , Aufpt
no com it rfrlt uf
aluilUr uaint * . lr ) L ,
A , haytr uilj tu
&dj el Uiehaut ton
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>
lltf Will lift * tliPIM , *
I rr oiiimcinl HJoti ,
' ' '
raud'il'iruiii'aiilli *
a. l liannfut of all
tliu tklu | iifra- |
tlum " Kor Mlu hr
All iMUKKl.tl Kltu
tancjr Uuodt l > tll
enlnllie llnlud l lr ( ' nad > i > n > l Kuropr
rutU. T. IIUl'iiX3 , IVon'r. Jf Uie t Jouci 3U , N , Y.