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If" WITHIN THE 'ROPED ARENA.
itoxiMi ttona vovvzdn'xs America
TO-DAT Tit AS BFtll DErOHB.
A Half lloxa Important Coatcata to a Ba.
elated Before tha Close 'of the Tear tt
kvooka Uki Match Metnreea Corbett
u Maker-MlMTla kaa toet t'aete.
As foretold In Tite Sun two months ago. this
ountry Is having the llvollost season among
tlio boxers that lias yot boon uxporloncod. and
this stato of affairs exists In splto of the death
of tlio Grnnllo Association of Uobokon and tho
failure so far. of any club to toko its place
Thoro is no club in tho East ranking with
itlier of tho clubs In Now Orleans or Ban Fran
cisco. Thoro aro tho llliode Island Club of
Provldenco and tho Ariel of Fhlladolphia, but
cither sooras to hao tho capacity ot pulling off
Batches to a finish. Yet thoro nro four inter
It anting fights to como off la this lclully boforo
Christmas. Of course thoy will all bo in pri
vate In othor places dates hao boon put on
I tho bills within tho last two weeks so fre-
I ejuontly that thero would bo Jealousy in. this
1 part of tho country it flno progratnmos had
& lot beon proparod here But oven as it is.
3 Maw York sports aro growling that thoy have-
Bo club, bocauso thoy havo to hustle
Boro or less to cot to theso private
fights: nheroas, if a club wcro within
any distance, they would rocolvo duo pub
Mo adrortlsomont of coming events, mid,
for that roason. which entails a froedom from
worry on the getting tho tip and tho chanco of
11 hands bolng arrested, boo a mora generally
j, aasy and poacoful outlook. Thoy also com
( plain because other localities are allowed .to
havo tholr clubs whllo New York is not It is
I true that thoro are moro than a f ow who prefer
tho mysterious surroundings of a fight in pri
vate Thero are also many who will so to a
akln-glovo Debt and tako all chances of,nrrost.
bat thoro aro thousands whowantaclubwhore
(love fights to a finish may bo hold. Honoo
tie growl.
New Orleans has two fights coming off soon.
Billy Myor and Jimmy Carroll on Doe 10 at
Iho Olympic Club, and Austin Gibbons and
Andy Bowon on Dee 22 at the Metropolitan.
San Francisco has Bonny Coo of Boston and
tho Black rcsrl at tho California Club on
Nov. DO, and Joo Choynski and Billy Woods at
tho Fnctflc on Doe 7. It was nlso flxod for La
Bluncho and Alexander Orcggains, tho ex
amatour middle-weight champion of the Pa
clllo coast, to fight at tho Occidental on Doe
12. but La Blancho appears to havo found a
cause for Interrupting that one Chicago has
a couple of matches on tap. Tommy Ityan and
Bill IlnwBon, the Englishman, being on tho
card nt 144 pounds tor Dec 12. Beforo this.
liowover. Johnny Van Heest and Tom White.
120-pound men. will meet to-day.
, , Tho turn of mind of Andv Bowen. shown In
, his remaking his match with Au6tln Gibbons
of l'atorson. Is worth a word or two. A year
ago Bowen agreed to fight fllbbons, and the
Paterson man went to Now Orleans. Bowen
and friends wero hovering about tho dock
when GiDbons's steamer arrived, and when
i Bowen saw the 5 foett) Inches of Now Jorsey
walk down tho gang plank ho wasoeroOmo
with sorrow. Bowen is ii very short man. and
nibbonstouohed New Orleans not Jong after
r tho Fitzsimmons-Dempsey mntcn, when
everybody was talking of how tho Now
Zeulnndor had won with his height and
M reach. Bowen evidently saw on that
gang plank somo moro or tho height
and reach business nnd, point blank, refused
to carry out his promise ThuOlbbonses had
to come home without n match or tho forfeit
money that Buwen's people had been sup
posed to havo nut up. After Gibbons met
MnAullllo and the verdict went out that Gib
buns was a poor eocond in that race Bowen
hwiti-liecl around, forgot about height and
roiiuli. and asked for a renewal of the match.
Paterson was willing, nnd thero ought to be
something of the personal, outside of the
money, consideration, when thoso fellows meet
in the ring.
Another proof of tho oxtreme popularity of
A boxing in theso davs Is In the crowdH that torn
i out to see exhibitors In tho theatres. 'Peter
; Manor, though be in the champion of Ireland
and in earnest nhoa lie says howjll fight "any
i body In any way." and has whacked everybody
whomjiehaxmot. Is still untried with a first
) class man. Yet he packed a Brooklyn theatre
. every alternoon and evening last week, and
t has done the same whenever ho has boxed
,V since ho came ti America. Jack Dempsey and
"Young Mltehell" are having great puccess,
and when Dempsey was taken ill and Brooklyn
Jimmy Carroll acted as his substltuto there
wnMno falling o? in the attendance. Goorge
. Dixon druws until thero is nomoreroomin tfva
i theatres where be shows, and tho Blaln
i brothers, who took a rest last week, did the
jf mine at Miner's Bowery Theatre. Jack Mc-
AulKTola making a lot of money In tho West.
; and ho it goes all the way through. Boxing Is
j n great game just now. It was never so popu-
( lar. The reason is that thero wcro nover.so
;. many capable boxors In all tho classes. Tako
t the classes of longstanding feather, weight,
? light weight, rulddlo weight, and" champion"
i and put in those of recent advent bantam.
S lu3 pounds. 110 pounds. 118 pounds, 120-122
, pounds. 12ti pounds, and the weltor weights
f and each' will be lound to havo several eon-
, testantswho can obtain good backing. Yes.
those aro great days tor the boxers.
f Mention of the Hluin brothers. Bill nnd
J .Tnolc. calls to mind the unusual claim. that)
'." Jack 8heehan. the well-known tlpstor'on tho
i horsey, who Is their manager, malkos for them.
i Thofe t.ojs," said Hheohnn to a Hun re
f. porter, "lay no pretence to any championship:
J, they simply want to tu-knonn as gentlemanly
i boxors." The brothers havo iiersunally made
i- warm friends slneo they hao been In the Knot.
jj In conversation tbe are sociable and Intelll-
cent, and iu bearing dignified. They make no
f Ijousta about what they havo dono or can do.
jf Their big brother Paddy, howevor. scorns
T to havo lost a lot of easto since be
,; made tho match ultli Peter Jackson.
' Paddy had quite a number of admirers, somo
s two or three voeks ngo. who boldly declared
i thatBlavin would glu John I-. Bullivan a real
i light, but they urn all silent now. Thero Is not
f a good word left for l'uddi. All hands agroo
! t hat it looks ns though Hlav in took on Jackson
I forthosolo purpose of evadlnga match with
: ipe Dig Fellow, nnci general v now nope.
v when they think of Hlavln's " poll parrotting,"
when ho had Charley Mitchell forn prompter.
'i that thocolored man will Khelilmathruxhing.
h It looks very much as though the match bo-
$ tween Ptor Maher nnd Jim Corbett will bo
', ratified on Doe 1I. Both sides say thoy aro
a ready to arrango a fight under any rules, and
r "jich has $1.(H)0 up. Iiilly Madden. Mailer's
V laaiioger. soems Inclined to a preforenco for
i Iyndori ring rules. Ho says ho will uuarunteo
K to pull such a fight off. and points to the wny
in which he run tho Jack McAuliffo-Bllly Mer
t light In Indiana, whero 'tho gato receipts
;;, leached SiMHX). His argument Is thnt. if ho
could conduct that ntTair with success, ho can
,& carry out a London-rules match for a good
, btakn. when it will not bo nocessary to soli so
H many tlokets.
r RUomolindy has proposed to Billy Madden that.
ft In tho event of tlio Corbett mutflh falling
K tiirough. ho should match Mnhor against Joo
s (.hoynskl. "Idon'tsoo how you can figure
t Clioyiif-kl to bo In Mnhor's class." replied Mad-
den. "i think ou will admit that th Irish-
ye man Is away nbovo Jack Fallon, won't joii?
A Very well Joo Ooddard beat Choynski twice.
r loufeiv rounds eueh time, and Loes tlglits a
tj cImw with Goddard, Now, how n bout Fallon
M'l and Loes I Didn't Fallon got tlio decision when
l thoy met? No," continued Billy, "wo want
'I unbeaten men.
6 The idea that Charley Mitchell really wanted
t to fight Corbett when ho challenged him Is
if lielng ridiculed more than over, now that
y Mavin has been matched with Jackson, It Is
i' justasBod MsMahon. tho bookmaker, puld:
fe ' Mitchell fight Corbett? Don't believe Jt.
ft He's too smart to do anything of tbut kind
when ho has a partner whom he can make do
1 uil tho flghUng for tho firm."
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f . New Wlater Qnartera for Caaolste,
f rou.liJrble activity It dliplti ail by Iboio btrlDK la
' ebsrt tlit rrn zni nti for tli rropoied cnnolitt'
K winter qgirlera. tnd It looks IboanU e canoUti'
5. eiub would be formed and iwiu locittd in comfortulile
fc qeartara doirn toirn. A netting- ot (so ExmuUU
Tn Committee of the Atlantic DivUlon. Amerlcau Canoe
; AMocleiloo. neld at tbe Ilartari) rxaa. Tnrre
'f- were preMut the eutlre committee, conilillnit cf Vl(!.
litnmodorB Lafajette W, SeaTty, h. C, 0 ; tea--
ii. mmcdote Lincoln' n. palmer, I. C. C; Psreer Jamea
K, Jlend. K. O a: W.-S. ElUott. J. K. Lake. U v.
5 (tntlnx the Sw York rtnoa Clut: J, n Motfatt ft the
VJ. VonkeraCasoe Olob, and Dr. tdwla Fowler, halcker-
1, twxUer Canoe Club.
sr It wee decided to Umtt the aabacrlptlona to B eacb,
f; aad to obtain not I'll tban lOJeuUcrlbln inttabera
i JL yiaanee Committee, to lake care of all mone) annul
Ji a Ttrlber oRcere ere elected waa eboetn The commit-
f tee ipeludea William a Elliott. Brooklyn Caiinn Club
rj and Marine and Field Club Cbairman: Jerome felmrton.
Vonkare Canoe Club, and Lincoln B. Palmer. Until
i" TanneClnb A Committee on Location' wee apixiiuud
f'd aefolJowerC V. Kcbuyler, Arlington Cenne Dub Clialr-
if , man. J. R Lake. New York Canoe Clob and W. L Dod-
y, ' ley, Knickerbocker Canoe Club. A I'lan and cope
t'emralttee wae alro appointed, tir. I'dwln runlerof
tbe Kjilekerbocker Canoe Club offered llin ueor Hie
llarrard roome (or tbe lerxo enterlalniuente of Iho
club and liloffr a accepted A arcond inn-tiiu of
V,' Kxecntive Committee will bo luldnn lrld eien
Ai taif;. Pv 4.
A' Tno KulikerbocWer I'anov Club baf aluaiR bnl a
V ripalallon for koilnblllty hiiI lin.pitalil). Ittt Mile
)jf day tbu ilub bad nnioiiK tlirlr l'ihiui Jui H, &1ihh
lY1 of riiieliinntl linbert feeble, ami ilrorse Berr
'& Canoluir bide fair In lmt i laruo reirrcnut!on In
Sf tbe Now York l'uiwlt. Then In talk of formlntln
ft bval club, and If ibu ecbi ine I. tunfully tarried out
I canolnifwlll receive a bli; buoui lu Ibe culli.'i.
'' rat McCarthy. !n-e peaklnr of Jolin Morpny of Bottnu
, w.ullna: to rlabt.bim In San FrancleenforaI.M0
ilt' puree. jji ." Wlial it the u in going-all Hie way to
," 1 allforai for that amount of mnuejr. Whriiot, aarht
?!, be trltb ekln Iot for a etnke nt (1.000 a aide and
r., a pane r Weoaodxluil ae well, If bolbttter"
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Tom Cattaathaa'a Career ta the King, aad
What Ha Ttelaka ofKeaay.
Tom Callaghan, who Is matcuod to fight Iiilly
Eonny of Jorsey City, tho ex-amateur leathor
wolght champion of Amorlca, with skin gloves
to a. finish, for a $1,000 purso'.and $200 a side,
was born in London about 10 years ago. Ills
paronts wero Irish. It is on account of his
countennnoo that tho boxer is known as " Tho
Irishman." Most ot his ltfo has beon spoilt
at Nowcastlo-on-Tyno. where he had plenty
of fights, many of tho bare-knucklo order,
and all ot which ho won.
TOM CALLAOHAy.
Tho men who succtimbod to Callaghan in
cluded: Tom Crane, in six rounds, with bare
knuckles: Jim Anderson, three rounds, bare
knuckles: Ed Healoy. four rounds, two-ounce
gloves: Tom Hind, two rounds, two-ounce
gloves; James Lewis, flvo rounds, two-ounce
gloves: James Taylor, seven rounds, bare
knuckles: Ed Bally, ono round, bare knuckles;
Young Ityan, four rounds, two-ounce gloves,
and again in six rounds with bare knuckles:
Jim Bell, seven rounds." two-ounce gloes:
Tom Brown, four rounds, two-ounce gloves;
Bob' Gray, half a round, bare 'knuckles; Tom
Morrow, two rounds, bare knuckles, and Ted
dy Collins, four rounds, big gloves. He met
Lewis a second time: when bare knuckles wero
used but tbe mob cut tbe ropes in tbe second
round.
Callaghan won six competitions in Newcastle,
but never met any ot the London cracks., Ho
tried to get on a match with Fred Johnston or
Nuno Wallace, and his lacker. George tie I by.
had 500 forfeit up in tho tiorung Life offleo
fortenmonthn with a chalfengo to, cither of
them, or any 115-pound man in England, but
the money was never covered.
Joe Early, backer of Callaghan In the match
with Kenny, which is at 114 pounds, give or
tako one pound, says that Callaghan is not a
showy aoarrer, b"t he is strong and has a
good right hand. A study of bis record would
Boem to show that Tommy can hit a good
punch, as tho longest contest ho has had lasted
only seven rounds. His experience with tho
bora knuckles will probably help him In his
coming nxatch. which is with tho kid glomes.
Callaghan arrived in this country with the
English blcyclo riders, in the capacity ot
trainer. Ho came unheralded, and was In
New-York nearly three weeks beforo Joo Early
discovered him. Early's attention was at
tracted to him by his performance at Htaton
Island, when Callaghan knocked clean out a
mun of 100 pounds, who Is generally fond of
putting on tlio glo en. The big mun broken
leg in -falling undorCallaghan's punch.
Callaghan Is not ono of the talkative kind ot
fighters. He saya vory little, and a Hun re
porter had troui le in Inducing him to gle his
record. In speaking of tho Kenny match ho
said: " I don't say I will beat Kenny. who they
say is very clever, strong and game, but I'll do
tho best I can." The winner of this tight will
bo matched against Georgo Dixon for the
championship of tho world.
Eurfy says his boy is as faithful to his train
ing as the most exacting backer oould de
mand, and slnoo ho started in to work at
btaton Island, he has captured the good will of
all with whom he has romo In contact by his
uniform modosty and attention to business.
CUESS. '
In tho city of Gratz, the cnpltnl of the prov
ince of Styrla.'Austrla, there lived for years a
profossor of mathematics, named 3, Bergrr.
who not onlynchiered great celebrity through
out Europe as one ot tbe best teachers on
Euclid, algobrn. and other mathematical
scionces. but also as ono of tho leading Eu
ropean theorists, at thogamoof chess. Only
rooontly a work was published by the profos
sor under the title of "Theory nnd Practice of
End Gorans." -There Is a great similarity be
tween ond games nnd problems, and it goes
without saying llmtu groat number of prob
lems' woro th creation of J. Bergcr. F. M.
Teed of Now York, in sending a collection of
Xrohlems to Tiie Sun, enclosed one by tho
ustrlan muster. It will be found that the
problem has a good key move, and is vory
pleasing in many -luriatlons. Tho problem:
rnonLEM no. 10. bx rnor. j.'BEnacB or gratz.
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White to move and mate In two moves.
Oooa Hhoot anal ta (fret-rate Time.
Tbe member! of tbe EprtD Hill Oun Club are made tip
principally of Mew York city men.wbo to up to Blaurelt
villa on tbe Weit Shore Ballroaa on every bolldayj'cr
(dod ahoot. On Tbenkiglvlnr Day tbe bojra met ai
uaual, and carried oat a furled and attraitlto pro
gramme, wbicb Included furley and ctiickeii to all
I irlio attrnned Tno noolliu aiat IhebirUa. aixblrda
eai u. S-'l entrance fee, llurllnxbam rulea. Tbe icon.
i rn .
llrRt hnr,.tnlr-llatliatrajr. 4: Fctiorteiueln. 3;
Jniu.:i. Ilicliiiinnl , pr, Allin, 0; bimpaon, , I run,
U, Aliirll, r, 4 lMnui.4
herondHierrpaUkia eame romlltloni llntbanai, 4;
M liuiii nieiii. :i: Mueller. 5. Ilk hiuoml. ; i run, A;
Alien. 3; aluipeuii, 5, Juner, 4 Cretbtun, 4, nkeib, 1
llolltill. 4-
Third, Snl.it'i. auma ronditlona Moeller, ft;
IlaUmwa), a, Rirbmond. t: Allen, 2; hlmp.uD, rl:
Scliorterpein. ,4: Jouea, 8; Ceaft, 4; CreUjblon, r,;
Bolion. I: Bndaer, 1.
After the live bird abootUiff came tbe dinner and then
tareet eliooilnif. In whiru there vera elahteen entries
In eacb oiu. . J, siiupaim won the club medal for
the ercoud tuie, and fir. Allen von the aeeond prize,
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Bale at the prices named.
FURNITURE.
Parlor Suite from $40.00 np
Bedroom Suits from 1U.OO up
Kxtenslon Tables from 4.50 up
Dining Choirs from l.SO up
Mdeboards from 13.00 up
ChifTonlers from.., 7 .GO up
Mantel Mirrors from ln.OO up
I'urlor Cabinets from 20.00 up
Folding; Bods from 17.00 up
Bookcases from 8.00 up
CARPETS.
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A good Moquette for 91' cents
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Other lines at proportionately
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The Wllllam.btirgtVa lively " Stag.'
A larfe cron-d of Intereated apectatora were enter
tained by tbe WUlamebunrb Athletic Aceociatjon at
tbe club house on Friday niibt, at tbe flrat "atag"
athletlo entertainment of tbe aoaeon. Home clever
athletic real-, in which tbe W. A. A. atbletea, reinforced
by noted boxers and wreitlera from otber oranlia
tioni. made up a pleanl.e; proaramme.
Ederard Waleb and Vt illiam Brown of tbe Arctume A.
C opentd tbe nigbt'a fun witb a aparrlns bout, wbicb
waa fry lively. Tommy EbortteU. tbe Wlulemaburfb
maicot. and "Dot" TravlMbe Brooklyn A. C, maaeot,
Ifnt e a reeiiv Mlentino bit of clever puncblna;. A. Sid
nej Wood, tbe W. A. A. heavy weight. andKdward Mar
aball. a club mate, bad a irreat wreatllnr bout, tbe latter
cralniug tbe first fail after a great etrurgle. by a half
Nelson and neck bold. In 4 minutes 12 16 eeeonda. fild
ner gained the second fait In 2 minutes 10 seconds
BiUy Barnes and William I- ale of the W. A. A. bosed
threecleterr rids, tbe lilv exchanges being partle.
uiarly enjoje, Harry P (.iniland, tbe all round ebam-
fiion or the W. A .., and . Myers of the Brooklyn Atb
eilc Club bad an exciting bout next. Then Julius
Heber the amatenr champion bantanvwelgbt wrestler
nt Long lilaml and til" fcdward Marshall wrestled eatob-ai-cntcb
can. Marshtu turning the bantam over In 8
minutes ?Mt turond. riebers turn came next, and
catching hlannrly opponent by tbe arm and leg be
skilfully tbrew him to the mat in 1 minute 2 eeeonda.
Jack Kenny and John Denton, w, A A., boxed tbree
rounds, anil then clever Teddy Lynch, tbe champion
middle distant tirunuer vf tbe club and John Brennan
of thu Down Town A o. sparred apretty bout.
The wlnd-np was a boxing bout between C. Lewis ot
the Star A V, and 'Dick Bennett of the Heard A. C. It
was a slugging match all I brooch.
Tbe oi.l drawback of tbe night was the failure of
John Larkins of the Standard Athletic rinb to spar bla
former mentor. J. Hugh Travis of tbe W. A. A. It waa
tbe general impression that Johnny saw that be bad
too blr a Job on band and concluded it was better to
stay awa.
M.T. John C.ITeenan and Tom King fought thirty,
five minutes at Hadhurat Lngland. on Dec. 10. 1S03.
and the American bad the Knellahman fairly beaten In
tba eighteenth round when King was thrown to tbe
ground unconscious Shortly afterward Ifeenan be
came sick at the stomucb. and bis seconds. Jack Mc
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stock. ' -
Special Bubber.Tired Adjustable Clipper Tricycles for small chil
drenv two sines, $18.66 and $25.0a
Instruction hall on the premises, 50x100. Three competent in
structors. Open day and evening. lessons private. Special instruc
tion for ladies.
Call. or send for Christmas catalogue ; also " Cycling Information"
paxphlet, with full particulars.
Buy your bicycle where you can learn to ride.
GEO.R.BIDWELL CYCLE CO.
306 to 310 West 59th St.,
Near 8th Av. Entrance Central Park.
OPEN EVENINGS.
BICYCLES
FOB
Christmas Presents.
KOTHIXO SIORD DESIRABLE FOB BOY OB GIRL.
REDUCED PRICES.
CONVERTIBLE FfiAME (Suitable for Boy or Girl).
24.lnciVieo!ii,Ball.8rinff.8oliTiro.. $3(1 00
24.JnchWher'M.MiibrlnB.riililoiiTre 35 00
20.1ncli-WheBl..liiNb-arnff.CiiilpnTlrc : MOO
tM-inoh Whl. IJa 11-ttoa.rlruf. teolUl Tlrg.. , 55 K)
JK-iDcli VVhoeli. Itall-noiirinK.CiiHhionTirB , j W
WMnoiynoelfcBttil.Boarlriir.KDlldTlrP. .;.... 7)00
30-lnch Whocla, JJiUl-BoarJnir. CuehtonTiro .'.....) , so oo ,
LOVHIiXi CTTDLESS.
"" Strictly High Grade.' '
DiomondJ'fftaT.e, Bovrn's Patent BnU-bwrlniT. BolM Tire $83 00
Cushion Tire IX 00
CHAS. J. GODFREY,
11 Wairren St.9 DSTe-vv York. t
bsiom;e'b tjitt. ov.ao, isoi.
la Iho mstter nf the pensral assljroment of Aijoila B.
Bleb an Willie , Troy (wmjKm 'U r of AQPIU
V. H1CU a CO.)U Wlllsra N. BSflK.
J. TU0MA 8TE11W8 4 CO, ATietlonsers.
Tbe (rtiaarilrtsd, rln bereto, vlU sell at pabllo
auction ob Wonder. Jlov. 80, WtfJ, t I o'clock V, H
at 1,790 Broaaertr, corner fittb st, Vf Tort city, a
large stock of biojelM, fixtures, uacbtnerv, teras, efflee
furnltore, uasrpiiM Usees of tbe boliaimr l.T0 Bread
war, trool will H tbe biOlnsis ot aQtTILA . BtCB a
CO, to, 4o.
Tor eatalotnei arplr to onlersle"ned. Coeds on ex
hibition On enl afur ot,37, at 1.7B0 Broadway
Dated Nov. 18, 1891.
TILLARt Ks BATHS, Asilrnee,
at Kastan st, yevr York city.
VIII? KAMT HIDB
BICYCLE STORE
isthionlyplsreontbo Bide wbere iou can buy
anjtbluv in tbe lllcycle line.
Bepairing a Specialty.
FERD . STERNBERG,
AHT e3eVTIi T
BAB.&TU AV.
" SAFCTY MlVXCM.Ktt. r"
All sites, nil ball baarin. at cm prices! new) bo tss
ond hand foods, J4rt:rsi,ir Vorli,
CHRISTMAS SALE. :
TiD dote out 60 gaftUci at 8M aebueb cosVts as
COLUVBU8. ncXOYt. rAEAGONB, and CErEBEESi r
alto BO Boys' 38 Ball eesrtof BafeUsi at ISO eacb; 0 '
Boys or Crtrti Cttstlts at 113.60. fix nukes to select l
from. '
TDitmr hspaib muor,
VuUt Mr. A. OB0EMILEB. ,
1 BENTINS WHKXXB. ,:
J
HAMILTON STORES, I
TT.B7B I.E.NOX AV. J
. M. HOBZXVBOZC A OO '
MUI.KH.S IN ALL KINDS OK J
sVl
BICYCLES AND SUPPLIES, i
Y WEST BOUE.EVAKD, NEW TOatK. U
WafEXUI XENTEB,
ErAIKEB, A
AI BTOKBar. "
FD1T0N AND DUFPIELD STS.r BEQOKCBSl
This tee Week,
Prior to Our Regular Holiday 0p, .
CLEARING SALE
Of Ladies', Citou aad Infants' Doaks. Furs, Boys' CIot
Dress Fairies, Laces and Trimming
also Eonsekeepg Hoods.
i
It is oaly four weeis to Christina. The tfcrwgTriV almost startle
one, especially these tnnterlike daya Tho store ia nrinnrriTig jj
appearances daily. The Holiday Goods aro pouring, in,
Toys, Dolls. Games
Are monopolizing the entire fifth floor. Department already opeu,
: Leather goods, Fans, Stationery, and Fancy Goods demand moro
space and the quotation of still further reductions ta force out
bulky cold-weather goods.
Those' intending to "buy a Cloak, a Jacket, a Cape, a Wrap,, or
a Newmarket for themselves or their children, a Suit or Overcoat
for their Boy., will save about one-fourth if they will answer this
Call. Silks, Dress Goods, Trimmings, Ac, have been marked down
in the same proportion.
gILKS.
Colored Surah SllkE. all now similes (marked
60c.). nOwrbanffnd to 2c.
CVilored Failln FranoalBe. etening eliarlos
(marked $1 25). now changed to...... TOO.
Extra quality colored Faille francnlHO
(rnarltodtl.35). now changed to 00c.
Blaclc trrox craln Hill;. Coshmoro llnlBh
(marked $1.50). now chaueod to. ., fiSc.
24-Inch Black Faillo Franc.itso (mnrlied
1.25), now chansed to rftta.
Black Bencullne. Cashmere finish (marked
J1.0&), now cbaneed to tl.Ji)
nOLOBED DBESS GOODS.
About 350 pieces all-wool Press Fabrics,
comprising a uroat variety of plaids, checks,
stripes, diagonal -weave. Cheviot mixtures,
tufted effects, and camel's hair plaids
i marked 55c,). now chanced to 20c
'ancy mixed homespun bcotoh Tweeds arid
all-wool Bedford Cords (marked 05c), now
chnaeed to 4oc
40-inch allrWool Bedford Cords for tollor
made salts, all the latest shades (marked
fl.OOV. no-v changed to 70c
40-Inch all-wool satin finished Henriettas, all
choice shades (marked $1.00). now changed
Jo 73c
40-inch Cashmeres and Roral Serges, now
and desirabla shades (marked 65c.). now
changed to .:. "c-
1.000 Dress Pattems. for holiday presents,
assorted Id, coshmtra serges, fancy, weaves,
filalds. cheeks, stripes, anu combination mlx
nre. for 91.60 to $4.50 per .pattorn.
2J(-CofnbUiatlon Robes, with Applique fur
and .Aetrachan. trimming (marked H75),
now ebancpd to St.iio
125 Camel s-Halr Cloth and Royal Bergu
Robes, with jet' nnd fancy trimmings, also
fur on skirt. ( marked $15.00) now chancod
to $7.1)5
pLANNELS.
74 pieces White riomet Shaker Flannel
(marked 16s.). now changed to lie.
Yard-wide Scarlet Shaker Flannels (markod
(40c), now bhanged to 2fM. .
25- pieces Gray Twilled Shirting Flannel
(marked 30c), now changed to 18c
Over iOO styles Suony Wool rlannels,
plaids, nnd strlpea (marked :i7,lc), now
hanged to 25c.
Eiderdown Flannnlsall shades(marLod50c).
Sow changed, to a7)ic.
9 dozen Tklrt 1'atterns. all wool (marked
$1.50). now changed to 08c.
flOTTON DRESS FABRICS.
100 pieces Gingham and Outing Cloths
(marked 12Jtc). now chanced to 7i-f.
Large line of Flannelette Bedford Corcln.
camel's hair. Ac (mnrked 18c.1. now changed
to .lie
Over 2.000 Dross Patterns for Holiday Pros
enta. comprising now spring Ginghams.
Seersuokors, Cambrics. Satlnus, Ac, at 75c,
91.00 and $1.25 pur pattern.
jlNENS, &c,
100 pieces 00-Inch Irish Cream Dnntn'k. ex
tra h'W yimarked 55c.) now cliniiged to Utlc
50 piece1 04 -Inch blenched lrlsn Damns!;
(rnnvknd 7.c), now eliniigod to 47c
74 pincna OK-incli blenched Hutln Dairmk
(mnrked $1.00). nrnr ehungmt to sKJi.
500 dozen a Dumnbk Nupklns (mnrked
Sl.Spi.nowclinimi'd ti J1.1
200 doeu "i NapkiiiH, dinner sIko (mnrked
f2.00). now cliuiigeil to ?1.2rpriliz.
;iOOdo.en Hiicl. and DnmnhkTowelH.strlntly
all linen (mnrked lc). now clvingcd to. .lie
Mafnpcd Jlooiln. innniifnctnrers' siimples
(markod 2.ic. to $1.00), now changed t
Hi:, 10c nnd 10c
18-Inch nll-llnen T llled Towellliig (marked
15c). how ehnnced to 7;,,.
Bieiu'licd HI11 ( ting. 2'j )mds wide (ninrki'd
aoc), now changed to 'ji.
gLANKETS, &o,
Special cu', in the price of Blnukots.
2.fh4f1"nCn,ilrornl".Wol rt'anketM Imniked
tk(K)), now eliungt'd to ...SlkHS ner nnlr
J 14 lino California Blankets fiiinrkoi. SHw"
nor. changed to ,.., 5.nO tier nnlr
12-trullno ti.r..nl. DitKtJVinTiXfi
S12.01I). now changed U 1.0O ner milr
25 bales full Mr.i Conifortal.iw at .. .! ,;"
B Wechsler & Bro.
JHtrolttra arts Plea.ed wllli tbe Yrrdlct,
itrrlttr sprr to t. wn isllmnl witb tbe prn.
'orslfora ifrits of itamas next vpriiij bttvrctn (lie
)roit xr.andNew.larssyA.0. tiaaaball team. It
-til be. rsmnatisrail tbat tbe Jfrfiontralld to
HKnlt last fsll, but tba Welvtrlras rtruasit to ptaj-.
it tba rtcsnt raralln of tbe A. A. U., r, E. (5laarn sub
cited Ibat tbe teams meat next "prtni la a aeries of
es, wbicb. wblle not Invnivlm tba ebamplonsblp.
ronld indicate wbicb was tbe better taam. Comioent
Dr?n.,J,,t "'tri'ltfVseiVwuayai
'..I raniilarnally artjusltd, and tliarltlia vtlllafln
i?Mta.,.0.Tl""..y,u'rt," of uprma?yiiTilw
m '"-t'onefttiennlonln dlsihiir" f t J inai
rasli l.ai dunum n fanrblv iieaiid in iiViI
.r.altlioh.r)lK:(y,;Swi?fJ.Vh,olV,H
lew Ji wye awarde I Im lonnn, as lira wnr im thVr 1
ras ohanirr of opinion In , rea-arn. ili adVlsaliim?
Julmen'""1 """'" b' "" ,,r'r"u Aihic'Ki'liiV li'.i
Accordlnirlnllio rao)ntlnn uhln, xir. Hirn ui
ffded In arettlnar lh- munn i adi'iil iK tw,i..r 11.
-pd In Ihe sprlnj, jiw 11.. pW . is ." 1 b.it it i
nl-rt.--l iliey win f 1.UV1.11V11 iha 1 a, ih."
rasoimliMi tlm rr.nr.ida'. an liu u-i.t I. rathwlL
M,u.mldiiutbalit.l 1 1. Inr Uii Jiaif r .' V
oar, lorif the ranus aro set tarlraa llav Oiaia
lay uot be sufllcieut time lor ouMulr v.ork." y
S?bBr tiffin .?..: afesijLffffvft
KpSrJii m'i,m-.0"O wanu a itaffVBUlSi
ADIES' CLOAKS.
Jackets, assorted styles (marked $7.00k new
changed to $5.50
Trimmed Jackets, assorted Btjlcs (markod
$0 00), nowchanged to riPs
Astrschan fur trimmed Jackets (marked
f 13.50). now changed to iW.W
Astrnchan fur trimmed Jackets (maikM
S10. 50), now changed to $12.75
Moufflon trimmed Jackets, v. 1th ornamenta
i marked J1K50), now changed to $14.75 1
rtoufflon trimmed beaver Jackets, all col
ors (markod $22.00), now changed to..$lfi(Xl
Clnth Capos, plain and braided (marked
($10.00), now chanced to $12.00
Cloth Capes, assarted styles (marked $20.00).
nowchanged to $10.00
Newmarkets, with capes (mnrked $15001,
now changed to $1275
Fanoy Nowmarkcts, with doop capc
(markod $18 00), now changed to $14 50
Newmarkets, with capes (marked $22,001.
now changed to Jiaoo
ISSES AND PHIL-
DRES'B CLOAKa
Children's Military Cape Cloaks, in plain
and checked cloths (marked $10.00), now
ohangod to ..$5.08
Children's Walking CJoaks. with divided
capes (marked $11.50), now chance.1
to $756
Misses' Beaver Cloth Jackets (marked
$5.50)., now changed to $3.75
Misses' Jackets, in various styles (marked
JH.50). now changed to $5.08
Misses Nowmnrkots, deep military cans
(markod $15.50). now ehangod to.. ...412.55
MIsrob' Nowmarkets, deep military cop8
(mnrked $18.00). now changed to. $16 00
Children's Dressos. b.'okon plaids (markl
$5.25). now changed to , $3.w
Mieses and Chlldron's ono and two piece
Dresses, ut remarkably low prices.
Second floor, left.
JNFANTS' GOODS.
Short Cloaks of plaid cloths and check eider
downs, slrps 1 to 4 years (marked $4.50), now
changed to $3.2o.
Tan. gray, and cream older down cloaks,
finished with fancy stitching to match, eizee
1 to iyears (marked $4,0S), now changed
to $3.75.
Tan, gray, check stripe, nnd cream eider
down clunks, with llama fur. sizes 1 to 4
years (mnrked $5.75). nowchanged to $4.7.
long cream color eidor down cloaks, with ,
fancy stitching, cretchen stylo (marked "
$.).75). now chanced to $4.75.
Long cambric blips. In siv. different style, 1
nil trimmed (markod '80c), now changed to
00c
JADIES' WRAPPERS.
500 dozen Ladles' Japanese Flannel Wrap
pers, perfect shapos (marked $1.75), now
changed to Jl.'i
BUTTONS,
F.xtrn large smoked Poarl Buttonb (marUu
$1.75), now changed to 0.
Jjirito size Jot Buttons (marked $1.25 nnd
$1.50 por dozen), now changed U 7.rH'.
Extra slo cut Bloul lluttmih (iimikcdjl 00
nnd $1.25). now ehangod to 00c
l,(H)0.lo.(ii out Jot Buttons (marked 2.). .
nowchiiiigcd to 5c 1
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
jwa-Bgs-sgg i
Blnck Silk Gimps (marked 8lc nnd il.'.'ljer
jnrd). now chiingu.l to Wr. imd iIj.
Narrow AppllwiiK Trimmings, in Muck and
colors I mat km! 75c). nowcliang.Ml to ..;'"'
.'ipj nieces narrow Jet Bands (mnrked 3";t
now cliiiiig.'d to . !'
50 faticv hllk Medici C.'.illarr. (maiked iJ.''
now chanced to .1 ""
25illlToreiit patterns of hteel IrlininltiK'
(inniknd $1, 75', nowchanged to.. 1 w
10 pieces lilnck Ostilch Bund Tilmmlnct
(ui.iiknd 41,00). nowcliungod to
C'fHiuti lVntlier I'ollitrottcf.. in blnck nd
colniH (inurked 75c), now changed to, "''
Black Jet Ornc.ments. with and without
Pdidants (marl-yd 30c. to i.(W lach). nvw
changed to n -J0-
JOININGS. i
75 pieces Fanoy rigureil Bihsla l.lack hack
(iiinrhedlBcl.iiowehiinu'cdtii. ,. '':;
25 pice. lignrcil butino l.inliu (marked
25c), now luiiigKil to . ,
2 i-UM'b Kid Cumbr.o Lining, nil hlia.lcsaHo.
S, Wechsler & Bro.
I Tajlol- und .Irnnlnga Will c H'1"
.tack Cliapman, ninnarerol tbf I.ulvtl e fltih l l
IbeUty. Uo Iv in u blrbly indjiunt irameof mica
r.Ksrdlni,- tbo signing of Taylor aud .iiuitns r '
.New o:U Club, and Insists tbat tbe utn "' r')"rltB
LouUMl.e, Cliapman claims to ba- e teen tolb Pl!1t'7
andlbat tby denied baying slgni-d with New tors. ,
and Ibat they promised to remain with LoulsrtJe unless
rc'.eaied Cbapmoa furtber claims tbat rte club e
aeTenoId. .
Tioyoalnlen4to bold these plsyersl ' wss sslts 01
iSri..nW- ws. the reply. -P'TJfJ.
anyattpa In ih..llreclinn cf aiznlii Tajlor end jei.
nlinr-. o k..iiKht the jdvue ft Mr ",' Ml," '."hi,? 1"
ttliiriirt.iiiid lie assured u 1 ', 'iV.fmi
iio.ilaio Oh an I algn tin in. 11 I'""" ' 'J "",, ,
wlunt nnd waH.ldl..uiii 'l'' ''V.Vr. -,Vd '
flue niallpinl all . uniri" " dli l1."".,;,,,,;
tin n. iv ..rumMinn 1..1.. I "1 '"". ,' ',!,.
ir.t.,iin iu ni-ii, ti..i o. - ' "' ' ',',;;;
III. l .. hh III cmiisr lu.l Ii' I ' '; rt. ,iVVr an I
ill far.. It UHlillliiili iron i. '""'TV1:,1, llliain
oasll.niKtliaM h..l. lb- liK ' ,"'"U, '."', i hVw .1"
lilltlialh. Ak.iielntl.il di ;'!' '," '. ,,,m
1 11 u tal.li.li.ll.il. ..r .UI.I.IH nnd l"'" V mf III lakll r
all . .11.), .. Ifi-I li fiii.iua.it "'if'1 '''r.uflallur
Haiiiii-V.iiii icyaltoliuiiuiil) mlhe i Jiisuf iaiwr
auidJeniiluga, ' .
Michael Horrlf-an of Bo.ton and W J. Qjlnn of Oora
walUOniano. signed articles un J r iav In I MM J
Cm-k omc. to wreatle, be.Uhre e In Hve f '0"fij
catch can style, wltbln four weeks, for SW a
place to ba agreed upon later,