Waterbury evening Democrat

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trade generally. The produce exchange up

holds Stursburg Co. and certifies to the

correct grade of the oiL

Who Owns the Madrid?

New York, Feb. 16. Consul Julia, of San

Domingo, applied to the deputy collector of

port for clearance papers for the steamer

Madrid, which is supposed to have been pur

chased for Hippolyte. He presented two

certificates, one showing that he represented

the owner of the vessel and the other certify

ing that she was owned by the Dominican

government. Minister Preston, of Haytl, ap

peared in the collector's office at this time

and begged the deputy collector not to clear

the vessel. He said the vessel was intended

for Hippolyte, and it would be a violation of

law to allow her to clear. The doputy col

lector declined to clear the Madrid until he

had lockedfinto the matter, and asked both

gentlemen to call again. Collector Magone

will probably give his decision at that time.

Row at a Sparring Exhibition.

Utica, N. Y., Feb. 16. "Chris" Watson,

of Syracuse, and "Con" Tobin, of Troy, met

at Rome last night in a sparring match with

soft gloves. Tobin stripped at 180 and Wat

son at 160. Both men were in good condition

andihe fight opened savagely. At the open

ing of the third round loom knocked Watson

down, claiming that he had bitten him. The

crowd rushed on to the stage and a general

melee was imminent There was great ex

citement and a number of earnest blows were

exchanged. The police interfered and cleared

the hall after some difficulty. Tobin and

Watson appear to be very "sore" on each

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Waterbury evening Democrat. (1889). Waterbury, Conn., 1889-02-16. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn94053256/1889-02-16/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Waterbury evening Democrat, 1889-02-16.