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INGLORIOUS FOOTBALL.
A GOOD GAME M'OJLKD^.' DISPUTES.
ntnOERSQCE FEATCBRM Vf THE MATCH-PaiNCt:
TON PLAYS A BOLD AND OPEN MAME.
When the rising moon brnke through, the Norem
bar clouds at ft p. m. yesterday, ker feeble ray* fed
?a ten thousand murmuring and discontented i* li?
aison tho l'olo Grounds, rltey hsd gone there to
awe what ha*seldom been witnessed there in mccnt
jr*ra?a decisive inau li between Yule anti
FnotMston. They did soo nonie of the finest
And liveliest plavins that lisa evei boen dune
by the teams of these rival colleges, bm the eutiR
factmn of watching tht* sport lil Itt beat MMe*
wwi confined to the first halt of the Kaine. In the
sr omi half tho miserable disputes winch engaged
the eur nix nf the referee, the umpires md even the
pUv?r*, were a surry uii'l unprofitable spectacle for
outsiders. The result was llint neither college hu*
the glory of an un.hinno l victory, und that rancor
End disappointment prevail among theadbereiiteof
trot lt, Tho referee closed tho Hume on account of
darkness und reaerved hie decision.
Sot withstanding Un- iii a Allin;, nt an unfinished
Struggle, tho Illili li wu-, neil nilli Seeing. At
eat Iv A* nomi Madison Ninar* tunk mi the usual sp
?MOMS '?f foolluill"lay, 1'ho dour* bf tho Fifth
jil eu nu Kulel mul tin' Hutimmi lin,iee exiling tn
and fro endlessly. Muir corridine echoed the
greeting* nf vming graduates, sager ko ever to
BWrll Hie prater* anil di-, usa the merit* nf "mir
team." 'I lie subject gloved, ami ulxxuy* liuM.rnx'il,
au tuitleaa mu', sud (he (illy ie tlntt
yesterday's tin-ill ruston did lillie tu demite
th.' xeicil mel ell uui'iiiliiu! lunation ni timi um
plllBllli' lllolilB'.I Hie i ,x i . !. x.-U-s Ililli fined Bili ll
lither uti Hie noll I..nulli (kohl. Hui ? duwil ell
home lullx lin machos, lo ive willi hunting mid
frustling willi elma.t dnlirmiia louth*, who tynan
he echuca With ilirii Lu (li'i illili liriir.'Ul ht mtleil
rlieere, west mudding up the tivnine nt I u'elnok,
i lie ?| oiling ami amil st in mg dcor* licit rung
Ji"tu Um top nf Ina io ii lu i liiifirki'il with mungo
Slid hl.ifk aennoil tn electrify the cold, set 111
air, ami the continuous "Kuhl Kuhl Hali!"
from trio m*u lo hine sounded strangely In Ile eur*
t?f th* printie laders willi wlunn the Bidcxvulk* were
thrnngxl.
For pu liirwi'iuene**, for noTrltv. for solof and
Soisc ami exd'emenl, the scone nu lite Held of culti?
st waa midurpass*(l. On ons gide of thc lovel
gi ecu pot between the stalk grim goals, wu*
drawn un u Int midadie ii rav "f coaches, rich 'villi
(mci .uni fa tI\ ms ai n 11, ig with Nhuut lug men. IC vary
niche mid cranny, every inch of available eimeo
between the rape* hui! tlie outside fences held its
until. The giaml *taud was cr.ixvdeil xtith ladies,
Slim.i?: whmn I'ldin otim seemed ts bc the favome,
while Yale enjoys picdmiiiuiited mi the on.iche*.
Ungle answered bugle, nm! the volleys of cheers
?cte lakes up atfttlit mid agsin, making tho incuit
nf tho field, liio Columbia boys were vociferous in
their support of Yule, itml Hsrvard't puny repre
Scuta!ive*, as J* their wnnt, voiced their admira?
tion tor lur gallant allv, Princeton, mingling the
trims ti xx it li thc dtauu'" sui black.
I XI'IMI PA! Il 'ililli! ON KIF ITK.ID.
At li ill-mist two a piercing veil greeted a well
knit .voilug fellow who trotted into the upi ti liold
?ith'n j enow dillong luill uiid< r his arm. I'nnce
tdti ili'i'iil i.i| her greet lug ns her team filed ito?ly
rtfter him. pulling od i heir woolen sweater*, as they
went. I xiii' superfluous pdiind hud been dis?
pensed with in a ec soo u ufsrduons training. L":in,
Binniup, fate*, iini|"r win me tine delicate skin ons
could Blums! gue the leaping blood) necks
lt 'tr* MiTlSrSl le?* Kn.I ultu'* in which
thc smew* atiniil mit like whin ""I.
fnhl nt the loni Weeks nf trnlniiig syent in preps*
tntlon f"t timi bout. Tales Mighty mai ante
i-otifu". tn lim iRMiirp eleteu st [ney tatt lightly
hilt mi ibe 'nd anil i)l?pi iyen theil inswnt brunt v,
A lUinpiitisitii shin* eil, " Lit Hu i uni |irovcil, 11nti
tbs tait lesih Iim-I o lido sdrsiilitgV III wHthl,
Sod Ihb I'tlniulmt I'lh'i tex mi iiiunl mir inlniie III
?I'-tleiili im.iI ?>.,..-.I. l uv. Tillea heil leal tna)i-|
? .* im'weiei, i|Vrtin>'.o i." I lo tb" "loot" u(
d|.r, I.,.,* ,,i,||. Miall silfimai tittil IMUS nts j 11
r,
I'll o lint, * omit!' |0 I' ylfiota: mul lillis ul, ii
|f) ,,,,,,I,.,, Hill, ||||< I,nil .I i |||| I d'-'ll tn till'
?p>.f.ii mau tiiil mu .i.oi,...t in a. rn... m.ni
|*i*i.r
thu pl'irits omi Iheii p"*lliu.i, |fgfB n? billow* |
lill* !..?,!,..n* fi*,,lill
!Woila. . Jiu lol (ll i gilli!
"'?. .jim Ut " .tli.i.iiaki I
In.il.i. il... h. i li...,i.
I il I . Hu. liri A.I.ni,1
Voil Ku,lill Ililli
(illlllll* . ttllelllil lilllie.
.loin Idi.-liil ll ll,, Ut
R.iiii ... I,u.nh i Inilk li HuiUi
lil. holde . Hall Inn i. I .moil
'lin, . Il.ilfli.uk.iiilnr
liar. In .Full buck.M.ill.il
Al '-'.io the ball xv,io pul in piny, Yuin bax inn Hie
tun I in in Mal .i ni I lu-i.n i.-nil. billiards made a
vicki a tu,nidi- followed, ami I'liiiceiuu secured
the bill lu a ixvniknii;' Yule lias it nguiu, und
tiilh eiilc* Imo iiii fora w nuiiuiinr, lin- rn,munt
Vail'* i|il,iili r-li.iik pul- lbs ball lu Hint lon it (g
teihuii'iiily tn pl.iv, an I a lively tueoel fnlloxTN,
i'm li in.in endeavoring *" f*'l SB the l-.-JI and hold if.
(Inxx n. I rmn wliii,! a lieup uf kicking; legs and
wil'llx BSatioultttiug ump, Ixiclaids tattegtt
with the ball end Blahes a linc mu sl?
um-t to Princeton's gool. Ilertron sanlcbai
the bit (if leather, ami faking S gtrnd start, buttH
Fight through t ne t'liucetuu rusher.*, am) xx ii mn
rive minute, after He' rjfentugol Hie game. Yale
bas a lou li- loxvn. 'rho ball ih hrnnaht out before the
Txoifi iind leny easily kuku it over toe ems...-bar,
thus sei tiring a goal fnnn a touch-down, ur six
jamill-. Yak-men all mund Ike arena Beted like
luud for a lunger time than it had taken to make
the -ii imini-. und befstw the stir hod -ul.Mite,l the
pity xviih gmnir ugaiti. *
Luuiui issssail bal neat, and the way bs dodged EB
the tield with the ball t 'eked nuder bin krui, unKet
tiug Yule's 800 yea utters anti siidiurr ssrenely be
tweeu their KtJS, bruiuht mit thc piercing " mks !
J!<wiiu ! Ah !'' fin.n thon-atids of qniTSting Ibruatf*.
Ti'liT tunk up thc triumphant piugiess win i Lamar
was Anally ut ii|xm, urn! the proud Breams of tue
yellow pr ineed Bad trembled wit i anticipation km
lbs ball was carnell like a Hush within a lew feet
of thc BOrUst rn goal. Here the groat pyramul
Ret was performed, ten ur txvclvo ineti
piling up over the ball to denim,-Irate
tiiat it was down. As the outside men
(Iropiie I uftrt'liietttiitlx. the umleruiuHt, whom one
would naturally rx tull tu nco flattened out coi
plctely. nw with becoming diiruitv and bugged
the ball in the pre-i'iii i- nf thc tiHhcintiled mull it mic.
Ile in re a Htnped j.Ticv uud Hie ball was l'rince
t'-ii'-. lt was passed tn Mofla'. the liclmilitiilile
kicker, lie Camp seemed it alter Moffitt's kick and
touch'tl it iowa lieomk Yale'* tina!; time mite
uiiiiutee alter the becta liing of the game. li. Hodge
tried iur the goal ami BMSSSSd,
CHAltA' rESISTK I OP HIP Pl AV.
As'the luill Hew Inn k fi'iin Yale'si|uiirterH, ttwns
secured bx l'timeton, ami Hams ina<tc a beauti?
ful tun. Nnw was Moffst'g onportaBtty. He tried
a drop-kick aad every Yale rianon tarnee1 a ninnie
bluer, ntneatoa's slosjBB sgsls rent tuc air. lie
Camp's tmii li- Iowa imant i BoiUtSj M off st's goal
from tBS Bold WonJd m . un-D mme, Hut the ball
went ap inning distill and dnbwnil v uvcr tim ,?>-,t n.
The yeela!ors Monah! it s ?sat) thc reCsrtg
tbmigiit etberwise. rnneetoa, however, weal aa
with tie p av, dleaiipuiiiKsl, but uiixvilliug tu
Wanto limo in di-piitatinn. Tba pla.x lag
lor the uesi fe xv minutes wiim ebarneteri/.ed by
a spirited rharse by Lamar ami the skilful xvay iii
which H. Htidge iulcii e.nted a puss li um Itavue to
Terry, l'riiiveton fofOtd tba light tug and had the
ball tu Yale's (|uarter time tilter Hine. Molt it, in
tusking a free eaten, was fouled by a Yale ni?her
and Is-uit the ball. This diamaccful trick, xx huh it
Was tin ilpili' ll 'l the amemliueiiis tu the rules had
stopiied forever, called nut the hisses of the crowd
mid the rekrec, uf course, grautcd Hie point tu
afriaeoton.
A long run by Kayne gave Yale a alrnxv
once more. ll. Hodge's brave. tackling
checked his on watd career, und a tiemendiioiis punt
bx Kichnnls's threw the ball like* a caunou-ulmt
agsinat Wanamaker's breast, who held it with a
grip uf sleet and made one of the laott runs of t tie
game. Mu it at had now xvarmeii up and lu ? cheery
voue threw courage into the hearts of the charger*
befnre hun, while his foot went thc ball a hundred
feet in front of him. Ouce more bc got- tbs ball,
tucking it up deftly aa it bounds to.vanl lum. ami
kick* it utra't into Lamar's hand*, who carries it
far down thc field.
At this julienne. Richards received an addition
to an old sprain in his aukic and had
to lie letnoved from ihe field. After a brief delny,
the fBJBSj isrcstinicd with Jennings nahststnted for
the fiili-baek, wlin takes Kiibaul-'s place. The
nsw mau showed his uietile bv ii tim- lung kick,
vhieli tit-might Hu; ball nut ot Yale's territory st
last. Cogo, Yale's heavy ccntre-tusli, made a head
lung charge fur l'rincotoii's gu il,(b:it was secured by
llird. Irvine, the l'riucetou frcehuiau. ?upnurted
by Lamar, trau-leiT. il the tight onie mure tu Yale's
ground, where lt. Hodge OTtnUysd some pretty
Science and Peters indulged in a foul
ta'lle. Ile Camp ami Peters moue several brilliant
rune at this point ami Terry ham Hts brunt of Hie
battle fur Yale. fattOOfea mare I mightily when Do
Camp waa seen forging his way at lightning eluted
with the bali under hie arm and a bluo-stncking
astride of his ueck. His ino tress cost him dearly,
however and be, tun, hail tu leave the arena for a
space Edwards being mi bet it ute'!. 1 he clean, white
birceche.s of the substitute contricUeU strangely
With the gri.uy ciiuvi* xv uni by tense xvhupfiad been
lung lu tlie'liglit, but Minn thc, too, hud
the udor uf Motlier t-'srth. Wallace makes a
splendid run lor Yale and ferry adds to it
s-ioihei. lolar, Moffat, thc Hodges mid Harri*.
howover, work it back sgaiu and thu Iii -i half
clwgea with the ball still near the Yale gea).
A IllMillAll Hi, At PAUL
Tba lesa that is nail about the second half the
better. 1. baaau at 3:40, after au interimsalan of
ti I Leen minni..*, and w_, tu have lasted, aa tho
julee dictate lurtr-tive minutes, lt started off
briskly en.nigh wilt, a characteristic nm by Lamar,
who was hurt at tue tiuigh. ferry, for Yale,
tuade a nut- diagonal run and tim luigi's
blew once more for Yale. Waaa>
maker wag divjuii'ili'-d mi thc trord Of two
of his<'ppuneii*s, a.id Edwards tunk his place, IV
Camp having reliirii.tl to the lield. Madel tutted
tbe h: ll as it was passed to him. and Mudge mmle
a bad throw to Lemar and Yule .n.nie good progress,
fsttiug the bull nttar the ceiiire of itt tiela.
At this point B disgraceful affair occuricd, which
?n*___??__b_???*_??-???- ? mmm
threer discredit npon tl) eoncernerl. At least lt el'
factually dampened the lutereet of the speotatore
and raised suspicion* of injustice. Hoyne, Yale ?
quarter-back, put the ball in play, ss
wag UinugbL and Edwardo seewred it and
made a ttooTl mn. The referee decided that the
ball had not been fairly put in play, a decision
against which I'rinceton protested. Hie referee?
theroupou resigned. Yale refused to accept his
rcMgniitmn and would have nu other referee, sl
thongu Captain Hird offered to take any reputable
Harvard player on the grounds. After protracted
and utterly stupid delay. Priueeton yielded, under
mutest, so that the game might bo hu
ished, and Mr. Appleton was iclaiiicd.
In a few minutes, during which Yale played with
exasperating slowness, itbecame. as the Yale cap?
tain declared, too dnrk to play am! time was called
with the game unfinished, and Frinceton clamoring
for a fair chance, las had nulplsyed uer opponent
at nearly every point ami it looked ss if she was to
he cheated ont of the ga nie. Hie icleice agreed to
withhold his decision.
There was little cheering and absolutely no en?
thusiasm on either side as the crowd reluctantly
left the Polo Uroonda. It was nearly dark and all
alike felt that tho game had been wilfully pro?
tracted, lt was suggested that hereafter it would
l,e well to cull football games at sunrise in the hope
that possibly they will be finished before dark.
Tue referee was EL M. ABB eton, of Hiiivurd.
Princeton's nmuire was vV. W. Connor, and Yale*
Uiuis K. Hull.
THK li I'I I III I DKCT AUKS ll A DIUW.
A conference between lite icfoYen und the two
iiin|iiic? \x.is luill at the Fifth Axct.m. Mulei Issi
ii ig hi. Hm result of which was that the rn I cree do
i lined ibo game a draw un a im hun ul construction
of thc lust part uf rule '.".', which rrwiiiirea that Um
game shall be divided into two halves ol taree
nunile la ut an limn cm h The game xx in tilled lie
fuie the eipiiiilmii of tim secomt futl> llxe min?
utes.
OLDS AMD PrsDS-tlVf/llHPAMD HY A BY*TANHr-fb
t.iinguiii Rnallsbmaa la groan of admiring Anglo
tmittlHcs : " I here luual be Huuielhlug III t ne Aiuel
lean climate, iwal you knowi few *|iorts rmi so
freiini'iitly iii beastly mix e."
Liiiliiistiiatic miss with a brother at enllegei
" Od, ferry ls just magnificent. Him playing lt
superb, lie'* u si,I..mln| athlete.''
iemlei-lienrfcd little woman tu bel es-url when
Richard" wa* hurt: " I'ooi fellow I It's a shame
Unit they let him lie thom on the cold ground.
Whv anani they put. their xvra|is limier him f Mich
lu utes men uro ! Ami that horrid doe tar, puning
of his gloves su languidly. Uh! If I were utily a
mau !!! Ttl like tu bc near him. He i.lil bu vc
nix iii.itTii a minute.''
Handsome society girl. surrounded by
:i Int nf young college fellows (de?
murely!: "And don't you do anything
nt colfego but practise sports T"
(When the BlOWd broke into tbs Bald ana sur
inuiMlcd the players)?Highly amused youngwoman
tn her Mend: Hoot those men remind you of a
lot of ants gathering around ti lump of sugar t"
(Outside tba grounds I the Princeton coach pass?
ing: the men silent)?Young lady, inuch excited
ami stamning her foul energetically: "Cheer!
cheer I Why don't you Bbeel?!
VUMa FLAY IN MK IR "POLITAN FARR.
WI SILVAN Ililli IV I'll AILI' UV p: N Vs VLV AM A ?
OOOD SI'Oltl AMI NOl Ml CH UAH Motin.
tint football guine between Wesleyan University
anti Hie University Ol l'ltitt^vIv.ttiio. ult liomin iml
t>ne nf tb* great athletic eventsoj ihauksglvina
hay, wu* hotly ron teated nml rsi len fort fi coo'!
olav from Imtli teams. I he game nu" sci ilnvn fut
I Olio, ut .Metropolitan Park, but it was full? ll
u'i luiit before t fie \> estel tit I so tn made tts shpeei -
time tlpoil Hie tlel I. 1'iii uliutl*) ttltecii minute* the
" oviii wiitioti impsHshtly t"i shelf nphiiiieiilSi In
?lie men',llttlo n L'fiullv tltttllnei of the ff lends nf
Stell ii,ll. gp mi li t >l ri Hurl Ins Debt. I he hint lt nml
Hui fililo'lta u| \\ Mist gil timi Hie lillie Bini i I illteull
lind . ,.u ul I'etii'ui il HlllS I" M'lllliiil Hip liultmiiiulea
nf lin. 1'iillogitHi*. \ ttiilr-lm, llili'il w)th i Miiiip mint
tt||.e*i.i| in lin. t.iuiu.g ii,n..1. ipi.;., I.,,i,.,,,'
,ii.,.e min tim Hr Instil a sm) Hs .
poule |i|i.|.r-mlBU tn final ?* ,...ii.?.. ?,.?-..
iiuu.ilh du niem olii.il.il h. . ., .Inna
Al I I lljl fltt I'l l.ll-O l|.,lll.| U.IUI hu Imo i hui
ph li il lin ii loin, i in, lint a dion wa* i nilli). |V tl ll
.-,1'H.liil 'lim Hil. Iiiniiiioi liul'i. li|,l nu* 11.1 ll gool
? .i.e. .ii limo lin .i.ii ant.iei nf inning lim willi!
.iii.liiiii.il | hell' li.ii I.s. ,fluid, Hm VV OS] BJ; a|| inp
lain, mn in ii Hu-ti.mn ht pausing thu bail i?< I'.L?
..hu slmlcd lo inn. hui aaa plump!!, tacklcl and
thrown wy Meek, u stiidsni tn Hm l'liii.uiul|iliia
Mrdii.ii Heh.ml, ix tm duiueii Iii* football esperienae
un Hie Yale lenin iii many a gory bailie nu.nuM
i'll me tun and lim x aid. Mis play icslcrduy sim wei I
thal lie had been I rained in a gnoil b. hool. Home
lough play fulloxxcd Um opening of the game, ll
xvuh evident li.tim lirst Ilia each te on intended
to win, alni, us is usual lu college football g.ines,
this determination showed ice.i ina ilispn-iitiuu on
tue part ol thc playeit lu drop the bull at any um
inciit ami begin a list light. Fur annul ten
minutes thc gu mc poplin noe in im> ern*. Then,
liv a tai I limit run. Nonie, uf I'ciinsy) i ania, bioko
through all opposition, earned the hall behind
Wesleyan'* goal linc and secured a luuchdoxrii,
I fruin xvhich tic kicked a ima), 'flic SP COCOS ol their
uji(iuticiifs ,-irmiseil tho spirit of the Wesleyan play?
ers, and a few moments laier Uphiim succeeded in
making a muc.hdnxvii fur Wesleyan, but su tar
from the goal-posts that a goal cuuld nut he made.
Soon alter thu cuiiitnenccmciit nf thc sccund half
Wcsieyan xvas forced io nuke a tom sadowa lor
safety. Another touchdown for Pennsylvania
was scored by Thompson. The chances
nf war, ba we vee, now turned in favor
of Wesleyan, ami after Pennsylvania bad been
foteed to touchdown, Haatlio, ni a benatifnl ron,
io xrInch he completely distanced all p rsoit, se?
cured a touchdown directly behind Pennsylvania's
gua I. the score xvas noxv even, and oniy lour min?
utes mure left in which to decide Cox game. I'enti
by I van ia, however, succeeded m tins t mm in flore*
lng lier nppunent. tn a safety touchdown, which
narc her thc game by a POON of l-l tu 13.
In the BOWNS of the second half one of Hie Penn
tylvanla player.* xvas disinialilied fur slrikiug a
memlier of the nther team.
The teams wara composed as follows:
UValrven. /'i-ifom. PMtffgtjs of Vtnu.
Alilsilt. .1!nailer .Hintfli.
Wilcox.iciPlu ?. .Item.
liinl.ie. . . ...Rashes_.i un i
imt .i ii. 1..I.Ru Uer. . ..Tfio'upa m.
Pike. Kuslicr. Puce.
Hamlin.Rusher. Hell
Hawkin*. Hasher . . (Hay.
1'phstii. Uuarur list k. St lichen.
sun- . iiatMisii .Thayer,
.unlit.Half hack.Matty.
tscott ... lull hack .... katie,
Lent* Hull, su old Vale player, acted ,.s referee.
-?
THE MILDEST -MATCH OF THE BEA80N.
HII.Val.V8 IJtVllllil; MloXVs U.VAYKTTH lloW io
HAY ?A llKMAKKAlH I sC'ltllP.
Football players, ns a rule, li'ie a cold dav for a
game, ns it rives an excuse for bringing into olaf
all the muscular flores they posseee, It xvas a com
day in Unlinked yesterday, particularly fur the
Lafayette College' lim;hall team. Hm Pcuusyl
vanians wen pitied against the representatives of
Stevens Institute. Thc Ht. Oeorgc's Crick't
(irotinds were the battletieltL The leama xvere
ni'iilc np as toiloxvs:
t,nfny,ttr. Potition. fitfrnt.
Prey Rushers Collar!
Xo.i.f Rusher* Hui.an
Wells Rcsl.ri-a li arl
li. lu''.uh Rushers cili url li
/rn Ru-hera Ixletra.Ji
i ni rion Rn*hot* Mc. ur
lleellel HuSll'Ta nif~ll\auill
lia un,* U'liTt. r Ilsek Pul i* in
Prl'U-enn Half-Hark* Johnson
Darnlsoii Half Ra.-La i ampin li
1 ratty Kuli Hack Actnaim,
Frey captianed Lafayette, while llaldwin did the
same for Stevens. The respective umpires wete
Swift sud Mnnkurtz. Schultz, of Yale, was rcfetee.
'flic latter hadn't a great deal tu do, and the spec?
tators shivered and shook in the wintry blasts that
swept over thc field, although Stevens aaa having a
walk-over, lu thc first half Stevens scored four
goals and two touchdowns, while Lafayette placed
to its credit the time-honured goose egg. The vis?
itors looked well enough, and with few exceptions
weie big, stocky fellows, but their knoxvle.lgc of
football is evidently theoretical only.
Th* general play of Piidgeon wsj fair, but in
this respect he stood uluue. Cotiart and
Johnson did some brilliant work fur Ste?
vens. Kleteeh, the heavy rusher of the
team, succeeded in obtaining a disorganized nose,
aud several others were subjected to brief sp-lls ol
semi-iiiiconsciuusnefts. Full r ur ti xe men walked with
difficulty at the duse uf fae match, but nu limbs
were broken, and the services of an mulei Liker
were not required during the progress ot the game.
On this account, the college students wini wit?
nessed the game s>ike of it as pantie, in the ex?
treme and altogether the mildest of the season.
In the latter halt Stevens scored live touchdowns
and one goal, xs inning the game by OH points to 0.
llaldwin had an opportunity of kicking a couple
of additional goals, but failed to profit by it.
Hiith teams ?itaesasd the Yale-Princetou match
at the F.do (.rounds in the afternoon.
COLCMItlA-FOLYfKCHNIC FOOTBALL.
A number ot spectators assembled at Washing?
ton Fark, Brooklyn, yesterday morning lo witness
thc football game between the Knickerbocker team
of Culutubiu Collage and the Fulytecuiiie Institut*
eleven, of llrooklyn. The Polytechnic players xx ere
much smaller in stature than their opponents, aud
all hough ihey iiluyed splendidly ut first they si um
tired am! cuuld accomplish actually nothing in ibo
second half. In the first half the Folyteckinc men
forced the lighting and kept tho ball continually
mai the Columbia goal aud soured six purni.. From
tliis poiut out the knickerbocker players had every
thing their own way and Piled up their score until
Pt the end Uley had made twenty-two Minni tu
tfieir uppuoents'six. At the end uf tie lirsi hull
th" tseffSStood Bl io to H. Hard blow* und kick*
were given and taken it: thc utmost good humor
ami although laen irore mos sprains
no one xx as dangeioasly injured. flic goals
weie kicked by L. Cam-re II; .Smith I. Points nec
oml: liv K'licgrrboci.er 22, by polytechnic rt. Thc
limehill,,\ i.., nert mads by Hudiev 1, lose 2, Cul?
ver 1. Two touchdowns for safety were made by
Hie Polytechnic men. The refer** was r?. Rorke.
The players aud their poaltiona are ss annexed:
KMcsrsnocEsa NMM l^iim-i-"
J a. kum. Rusher. I tilter
l)Tr y. ... Hamer.FMtmae
Orin Iii .RBihar.. Oruiwinu
I currnre, captain.i.ualwr. xiofle.1
Cleland .Ru*l?*r. . I'lirlslUnroii
Dinner ..Rusher.:. < Mm
M carrer* ..Rasher.Hwrr*y
Prier*. quilter Beek. iin.iigi?u
C. M.MilUl'. HsIM'Sck .Hnilth. list.
Hose . IlslfHe; .(%apuisu
t urcoien.I Sck... nicks
A Hu mon.JaUges.J.4 niter
The Polytechric and Adelphi tciiui play at
Washington Park eu Saturday.
?-*>
LAOEOME at TUE PgLO u rounds.
Ita WII.LUMSIIlTUi TKAM BKAT THE rillLADKI.
PIIIAS.
Thc top half inch nf the PoloUrounds was frozen
hard yesterday morning and to walk over the crust
muilc n sound like tuut of a concrete pavement,
lim litttts grass llnre ass all in a txvist and
shrivelled and ottered little inducement for a man
to fall. Tbs people who went un there at 10
..'clock to soe Hm Pliiludolphiu um! Wiliiumsbui ir
Lie...sse teams skip over the Held after a ball sud
?mash each others' fingers with their sticks, guve
i.p their heats O' the grandstand and ran about the
groan lg lo keep nunn. the Williamsburg boys
Bete there betimes, thong their best to ape the
li'O ult' ulginuli-, ung.ie, nf Cunuila, pussing the ball
sud d'olgiug and terning il The limn heming Hm
Philadelphia teuin was delayed and those Md*
shirted, white stockinged, mun ulm fellows dui
uni iiiitieur till after ll o'clock. Tbs bum x*ua
i nile.I (mme,Matrix lesi (he Msltiit* should freeze.
The teams OBIt u* follows I
ftjIIOMoMe. IVi.lfli'B, ll'lldSiesSiirr
J D. I durna! OiiBl P TBWSIBgrl
J p, 11, -ladder, im I < ll lioiieris
PC Ma'eua ,.., C..si Bullit ..XXIIalil
j, N niilrtl' ut ihii.*... noni ll u Hoad
J lli.nl, ;, ,1 ileisnin Held, HI' Pal sui
Vrlllioii . I'einr ' nrhl
K ' IlllillMlll Isl linnie
XX a's'. Jd Imho*
I ll Ha'li Url huns
I i Daley on!'Ide lui ne
C ll bail* ,, I Billin Inline
Thc men weie full nf spirits animal spirits
brought nu by the cuhl timi they |ilu\ci| fur nil limy
WrTO worth. This bull bsd no rest, so severely did
every mun tick hlitm If to keep it moving, The sun
began lu amp thrmigli the baas ami his ravs came
down ii pu n the from n ernst j so did the inencimie
duwil nunn Hie Rosen crust, fur tho huh thawed it
(nsf enough toninke it tricky. Madeira came down
under Fluniirry's stick and stretched himself ut
full length on hts beek, The game waa suspended
till he could begot up. Plauncry mad" a line run
before the whole field, doing some sly dodging and
getting ii lovely tumble that rinsed a shunt.
Burnt attracted much attention and sympathy.
McClain wore a convict shirt which, together
with his tine (Toss thc-Jt'ivcr touches now amltlien.
made him conspicuous. Il" also went down ?
pi'ibablx to keep Hie others company.
I lie war "as waged with great furr on both
sides, thc umpires and referee doing their full
shate atnie saitl in to of running about. Amt IhII
tile spectators fell n-t nuning lest they -bimbi ho
come conspicuous (or their stillness, ami ss the
hallie nas fought, within the tailing there were
willmot foot races and other games, fhe teams
crooned sticks fur an boor, the game resulting in
four gulls for WilliiiiiiHburg nenin*! one for Phila
doi;ili'H. I he funner endeavored to smooth mer
the tlcrr.it of tlnii visiturs by cheering them
roundly.
J R, Hanlin v
J V M. Ism
...C. Ilsslell
. , Mn'isll
ll VlllflS
c. W liiirn*
A TIE HAMP ol BAlsBBALL.
IT!" Fl RfttOMAi I l i'VI isl! vi) IN lt !H li IR I Vf -in HIT
IHOIHAMi SHIVHIINII rTMT A mit".
In spite ot the enid neath** rrattrdsy, fully rt.ww
pticclutmH, Im hidlni' inattv Indies, witnessed
tito mum (if bitsiball nt Washington Patt
Minuithn. I tn- ii'iiic*! mus between resi?
dent erufpsslniisl playeri hf Nea >"ik attn
lb noli it/li. smi stime nf the be?t pint
oi in Ins sunlit tv tun!' netti rb* OhlfNge, linet nm
bi e Y"tlt st.il HMliut iii-ngm. Huh* mt" upi'
ei'iiiul. und lim Mell. i|iult'?m?, Binna li nj soil tb*
t Im liiuult I'Hl'Oi" rf' to ttlau pfPSettt: OlltablB tm
Un I s|| mil |llliiit* SIII'll l"i| a Bl fl* u||.tina nxl'l lilli
flilri il e.,, In, , _ ? 1,11, li|,ji|n Hil. luipi, i l"?*il lil *|" ?
talula allin I, ,1 .iud I.fc. bul .IS ll tl I lu p i mu,, ls
illili) Hil pun... nu ? lo.il.l i.nd ) lin i mill si
woe sn ilium anti S*p| lilli ul Ililli a ll.ul I!,., sp. . in
lola In lindi i ki iii un ni *i ? ..nd lu Li. H'I
Hill ll a,!* ? ... I ..ml h.mill tl,.,,,ul,,,
lung il ill, I Iud I shiuiln Hi v.ll I ll ll I ilga . . n pin , , ,1,
the panie ir.niiilllig m., Ile each sills si of nial Liin
inns. Mir emili ni in Hui iii -I g.linc played multi!
(RS PB? issd League, lulen. I lui lu xv I ubi* seemed lu
Illicit I ul tail a ne dillvity silaliliv. bul lt li uiiilcil
liri auliou's Cnli milli m . luill In lia Xe linne I mu bin
in keeping hie feet nw tim gruiiud than In delivering
Hie ball. Troy, Julies ami lia]'OS carried ott' Hie
fielding honors, xx bile Hankinson, Troy, Junee,
Burdock uuil rarrell sioslled in Hie hailing.
I he New-Tors players wore the first ai the hat nml
? lt bongil Brady mai ie a li j I, l beside w sa retired xv iib
out sc,iring. In their hali of the inning the Drunk
lyu (layers, thrungli batting ennis nf their op
pmuiits, got in thr<e runs. Nelson wuh
given his L.?*"? on called hulls, went
tn second on Murdock's hit to third
nu a xvild throw hy Keipscblagcr, and scored on a
wild nit.ti. Hurd.ick scored on a hit by Knscinun,
the hit I, i reaching Hie linnie plate on a paesed bull
by IO-ipsciilugei. In Hie secoii'l inning eaei side
xvas retired wit lum i scoring, Junes being t.ie nilly
player to make a hit. In the third inning thc Moa*
Yiuk players rallied ami, getting m t wo runs, asnde
thci ('t'lioiieiits feel uuythiug but corni rtable.
Brady won given his base on called balls, went to
second and third on errors liv Murdock at second
'?ase. anti SOOIOd on a two-base hit by Hankinson.
Hankinson scored un a single hit by liny, lu their
halt of tiie Hame inning the ItrooKlyn players iu
eagased their lead hy milling om: linne mu to their
score. Roseman roached his base on silt balls, was
advanced a Ieee on l'ergu-on's sacrifice, ami sooted
OB a bit tty Farrell. ,\o runs wen scored in the
fourth inning, but in the ii,iii the Ken York play?
ers rallied und gut in mic run. Hecaiiiinu got'a
"life'' on a wild pitch, although tie aim, kat the
ball, went to second on a pased ball, and seined mi
a Int by llaiikinsun. lu the folloxving inning the
.\c\x-York players sent BBOthog mau am,md the
base nod tied the seora amid wild applause. Troy
mattes hit, but xvas caught napping and put out.
Junes also toads a tiit ami scored on au riror by
Corcoran. Another inning was played, but nen her
side could add to their si ore, uml us il xvas too dark
tn ramalete aunt uer inning the gnuie hid
tu be called, 'fhn players uml spcetaturs, hnxvevoi,
ate nut sa i-licd willi thc result uml he lie ?Iii he
pluxcil nfl at tho Pulu (.minni* un Katniday, Be
Bsanoa, who wifl play wiltiUie Metropolitans MEI
\eur, snowed a gteat improvement In He h li, Hut
for Hie xx lld pitching und lather door catching of
Kelpecblaget m tho nr*t Inning; the Now-York
players tronid kaVS been victorious, tho full more
xvas us fniluxx i;
.Xe,,- V.rtk. jr. \bh pu .,. 1.1 /Iroi.klvu ,-. I,h ,,? ?.
Brad/, rf I ll I o o o'veipon. ss . I | o 'J a
Hanlin* ii li I, .' 0. 1 0 Du Mil:*, ?_?,,. | u gt, f >i
Orr. lb. in Ul ' 0 0 lin.',,uu , I. ! a | ol o
Tiny U I ", Kl 1! 4| 0 Ke, :u?,n. Ill . 0, Ol DI 1
.lone*, "h. , I) I ll 4 1 Ksr.-.il. Sb ? u - X i, ?
Crane, af. .10 Ol el o fassPty. rt ti o o ll 0
lirn.eily If., ll. I, I 0 0 BemSBB, I f. . , 0 ii U o' ll
RBipi'hl'g'r.el 0 d| S| Ul 1 lliyea, n 10 0 4 H 1
llicuiui.iu p. I () Oj J O Coi c.iran, p.. o, ul tl fl 1
Total* I 4i H'>i:i'.; a| Toui*. ~'?"eVfttaTiUi"?
Runs MSIOI radi liming i
5__u_? .?.? ?fill o_i
aiesaiya.... .? o i o o o 0-4
Runs camel New Y?rk. Bj UnsiUy-,. ll. Firs! hMS mi
errors-New.\ nra. .11 llrisiklyn, 1. Mim,i, nuf Nexx Vmh
ti liruukh 11, 'V Tula) left on SMBg?Xiew-YsTfe il ilns.k
lyn. 4 ixxjiliaae SUSS HSatlBBBB. 1; Krluie.lx, I '|?,ai
base hlth-Ncw-. , ort, l0| lirieiklyn, 6. Doub'e Blare-Far
rrll. Nclsini sud Iltinl.sk ; Corcuivji and PenraaaO mid Dur
dis-e. Vs lld plt< hrs? llicann.in, 8| Cnn "ian ?' Passed balla
-lUlpirSilarer. >: "ayea, 1. lu.pluv-Mr Dally nui.cf
g.iiie-- 1 li.uir ami'.., iiiiiiuti-s. ?
SPOUT I'P THE HOAD.
A IDXi-OTKUMNrj AT "oaBk" CA?-'n-CR0SS
COLNrilY RACKS.
At luoYluck yesterday rooming Hues nf carriages
of ml descriptions, fruin Hie tamilyvoaeh to the
light tiotting rig, and from the natty pony cart uf
Slime fair voting woman to the dashing tandara of
thc young man who aUects the English style might
baye bm'asm-sorting thc* way through tho
Park sud BB WO avenues that lcd to "(Jabe''
CWs wadhBOin, From the op,K,*,f0 direction
Westchester I ouiity faimejs, dreaaedifl their liest
? bib and tucker in vehicles innumerable and 111
descnnahle, could have been observed bound for
the same destination. Hiding clubs, lone bonenOfl
ami crowds of men mid boya on fltot WON
seeking the same resort. If there
is anything Um true American wishes
!? Frwtmite h iH n?, enatnaai nf
Hie forefathers, and Hie eniiynient of
these customs is equally appreciated hy those of
fmeign birth. "gaha" Case. lealtEtng tins.
is l.^o gaxe a rhanangiglna "hew anora!ng
match." which proved lo be such a success that he
has since contiauoii U ea-I, var wilt, the exceo
11.rn ut lMts.1, wlirn the mad* were so had that it
jiroved imoracticahle. this year. iu order to have
a inure attractive priigrumine, he added a IB ISM
country race and an oId-'ssbi..ned (juartcr mile
dash to he lull Bj tie time tba rsstivitiee began
the sheds St lb.- mad- hume were faa 11 and mai.y
teuuiB were fustenerl tn trees m f|,e er0Ve at the
side of the house, aid cither .ante of |.-rome axe
wa* lined with carriages, lt hsiked like au old
fashioned country IrainiuR day. fhe course to be
taken lu the races was marked out by rel
(Bidna* the gm .nu. were um such ot
me seen at Jcroino Park or at
Hunt club meetings. xvhich ur* fancy
irtl ll ig* on shapely poles, but were strips of rad
lannei tied to suplings. lu fact, everything was
ol a primitive deneriplio.i. excepting perhaps a
majority ol the spectator*.
I ne giles-iingou I Oe xi eight of Um leg came first,
lhere iver* sexentv-oue gue?** laken ut $1 fur
tack guess. A mumiiinih black bogot Hie Merk
slnre breed wa* led mil. It x*as evidently af souic
xviiat linn Hani sf*, BIM bax lag Iweti provided flor
UM gnrsMdg ni.ii.ii a yeal agu. which du) md i i'.i
place,WBS not gaile BS girung tl it elinnhl have brea
lg make what mifcht Mtorflwd (Bod family pork.
lt xx as llliuii^iil-lnnaiiig, but xx as md quita hu iiiiui
ceat us some uf the guessers went o' thc treigbl of
hogs ss shown by U.e figures placed after so_c ul
the subscribers' names. arter tnt proper
preliminaries bad been gonn through the bog was
placed tn the bund* of tun butcher. It dressed Just
5.1:1 pounds. E. *.. Kulali,uk ami John Munthy, Hm
driver, hud each guessed Mri pounds, ami if was lit?
chi.ul thal they should divide the hog between
them. E. Hurlly hu I made the highest guess,
placing the weight nt OP I pounds, ami the low-cut
estimate was made by a down-town merchant, who
placed lt al I IT pounds Ho had Several guesses,
nut said that lie lind made np his mimi that he was
imf a judge nf the wright of pork. "Uahe" Catto
hud taken fifteen (Tunics, but he was about as far
frmn tbe "?eigbt ss aux one. His face was wreathed
with indict, howver, and there was a meriy
twinkle in his eyes ns the 1*111 of Um cork re?
sounded in the air and he felt that his cotters were
hennaing full.
The first race was the cross-count rv race. There
were four starters?Jerome Whelpleys J. 0. Nay,
.lunn Hanna'* Hray Prince, John Murphy's
John J. (?k. and D. H. Ilcrriug
tuii's pg Bary. The start was
in front of tim cliib-'ioiise. John J, l?. led at the
start, closely foMoxved hy J. 0. Nay, Oruy Prince
thud uml I?isHarry last. After crossing the fruin
\xelslii-ik Iii ulge al tie- bu< k nf I li , lunisu lt waa
BOOSM UV if pull up shm t nu I go thrungli a gate.
Jdhu J. <,? Wat going tun fast ami passel If, whllo
J. O. Nay kept rignl on up Hie road und refused to
he ItrourTit beek. De Hurv wustoird nt this po'tit,
lint tonk advuu age nfl the mistakes of Um others
uml pa"seil through the gate first. Mundry brought
John J. CL buck ami WM second, Urey IT lino bring
third. When uboul opnsilo Hm club Imuse in the
liihls Murphy I eft the bruten pith In trying to
n_lie Hm iiisiunce asslmrt as possible.aud his imrse
lisviagnn nu sboee slipped und fell uml Murphy
diem, ned ins little llugei by Hm fall, fins mis
luplefilhs nico to De Harv sud Urity Prince,
Hs Univ, being much the fueler horse, I,nil an easy
tusk sud tim'lied ina canter a winner by twenty
lengths, The course xvas u short 2 miles; Uta Hum
wu* :i:.'ll.
th" "llii'i race, th" '4 mile dash, was stinted up
.lemme ave so flint Hm finish would Im lu Inuit nf
the boons, fha sturt, was after the ubi style of
cuiiiitiv dashes, Hm horses Standing with their fills
toward tho finish, and wsra to bo wheeled urouud
sud started Bl IBS xmrl go. lhere wore three
starters I', ll Herr Ingttins il host, jerome win ip.
ley'a J. Oi Nay ami .1 ultu Mm pin's .lulin J, Q,, with
Juc Hm ke us the iblcr. fhn herscs run over the
course, John J. ', ? inning In first, J, O, Nny second
mid Hliust lust. Men 11 luton els luted Hutt the sturt
was iiuliiii, ns lin Imrse was nut prepared fur the
sftirt, nml sn Jnhn J. (J. ami Ulmst ran lt over again,
U beiplev drawing J. tl. Nny mit 'fills tune (Jlmst
won easily by I WO langi hg.
Isp!.,1 1 'oliafeld draft up the ruad willi hi*
champion tomi, Matey Cohn and Nota Medium
|*f.lB%|, bill dltl mit walt tu see the nice*. Anmng
thora present were Ron hen Cumpton. David Hon*
ncr. Samuel Nuntin, Theodora Killick, f. J. Coe,
Vitlnni -trnuss, of California, and Nathan Straus
thenxtnerof Majolica; Edward Carney, Jr.. I'finrlee
Johnson, Jason Smith, Hugh Nesbit ami John J.
Oaten. _______________
rri.Qii:, TUE MEXICAN ?tasoleeoot."
ft'rrtsponilrnc of The sprlng/i'M rtrpnblt-an.
Bornewhere about the yeal" BOO, ho tim [egfutl
rons, a Tone.. I tut tun, whose name ifni Papenteln, v. as
first tn discover flint ibo Jolee of th* Meaney (nftme
A nirrleanrt, better kimwu lu us ns nhs., ur eititurx plant)
might in- distilled tutu 11 beverage flt fm the god*. De?
siring lo bring this new hi?s?i'ig Into royal fsxnr, ho
called his univ dsugiitsr, Xoohltl, signifying " the
flower," snit eoinmlsgionsii her as rupliearer ia the king.
this ancient Hebe, we are tobi, wss/nuns snit beaut]
rut. nml tbs itpitinnii nut univ drank ann praised the
pulque, loll u eddi d the maiden 1 ann in to this dav tb*
i"''i:i"o "f old C'li'tit'lii wno wss 110 ilmibi culled
1 l:.p " for *liot! be lits iitti cliomile , hil |re,i ls Hie ind
' , "iii lievenige nf Ilia lower PlSsSeS lo Netti ".
xfdgi.'oi ls ns um, ti ? feature nf tills c mitti r ns trees
ir.-of N>'t England, All nror His lund lt ilioirl*lu-s, int
in ut.-,I nilli cine in 111:1111 plates, griming uni nf line
I," lu un Mo- pom 111 'lu *li|, 1 gu,! ipi lupin,; up gs s -.,,-, d
III tvsb Hess den rte
MMleiiti tistiilliiti Ins lt that piifpiiu -a* ttsilenlli
tim m1 snd ikst tlie reriislifit tlsiuen ul Bilr-ti Bas In
gi ? Iii ilu- xulli 1 of ,l-,l|,|nt ry Itli-I, Il.i| lillie ll.1 .,(
v "?? ' ?"? Hi .. li.ut ..f M-ii... m.. 1,1.1
I .,. hall eaten His nu-biilibdi f. mt .1 Imlluitivlii timm
?ell ts nf d" l '"'I lilli .lilli! Ilium Mt|,p|lMl tfiS HIS
ti Ml.ll) ??' "?? ll '"""I ' ll fit 'ko Pomui t at.
Iiteie**] ? 1.1 .... 11.1 h....,1 1 11... ,..dui.,1 nm,,,.
eidiiii. ii,, ,.i...niii. ii.,.m* in iii.1 nail*
s mi stintp ss need ii ,io,i i" ii'i> ii'ii,,!* lo mi.n..
nous Hui. 1.ll, m.dil* .I Ililli nip ali
? ll "I .Il I I ' lok, IlllHl 'I uml nd.I.I
II I III jil " ' ll.,||? ,11,.I I. ?| ll,, I, ll.- n|,i,
I In,mi linn ul |n gi I* nf cl pUH.ill .l.i.l 1.no 0 . .liol iq.
pUpBI .ll ,,| 1.1. 01 , |iiil,< Ho: psil( M, ll li .io ' 1 ali,11,1
(III ll pli loll lllslulll I .lint lill I ....I. pill, ni Ililli,.*.
Al pl'*< Iii lin elc.lli al l.lhu; nf lin plan! isiiui n (roll,
lim .1111..uni nf ililui 11 ul In,. Ip,mu ll minimi* Inn
?isfu'lci of il .in 1 uiiix,lied, mu) lu lim assert putllutti
>,|il.11 li i. fiMiii xxld.li iiu*i,il (Helical! lengiefimtl
is distill! d flinn thc nipirs*ei| |ulir nf the tesvsij ami
the oilier ls lb* lli'ixrimu magill), Unit Wiiluler nf
the I .-gi tallie Bill III. flnlll XX Illili pun,ur la ll ii* 1* 11 In
thc diiiiict nf Tequila only nu pulque 1- bums from it, bc
cullie timi" ile special virtual cnaldu the same plant tu
pi,ulm o lip. In;iui| v named after His district hi xx Inch lt
. rows, mid which 1. xx idell ii-i.i throughout the eeuatry.
Ti oulla 1.111 iiily la linnie ii> un 11 nc ie 111 system dat tug back
tu the dei ? nf the l/trc, which consists in pimply mast
lng lbs I,lillis in il fm nair dug lu the ground. 'I iii* gtVtS
a sweetish Uqnor xvhicii, when iliatiltnd, . n-i.t. tin htvui
,,.. ,,,..., o. .1,1 ll I* p.I.I to.t. a. ? .1. ,,.1. ,? ??
....ll, . rieX,. h. ,>????,,??- !?..<? ,.-,,01,1., m.- ,,,,i^,i.-v ' .111 .if?
ni.,,lo tn Meld mi ex. ell.nt ninili!) nf niohisses.'hv clari?
fying the sweet decoction of the tnilli. When distilled lt
prisiuccs iirundy. but UnfHiHllrfl. molaaeoa. sspeiiut tu
that pres iud (linn sugar eulie,
-.-*>
ri: Esl lt ES TIA L OB I nen I'ltEEEKESCES.
Hnthtmilon Cnrrntponrlrnet* nf The 0B4aMB Tribune.
(ioxcnior ('li-vcliinil goes 10 a Pn-Mltytciian
church iii Albany,und Hutt fact euu-.es a tint te, uf
curiosity gadospeotatloa among eevBfal very reapeet
allic Ionises nf worship lure. 1'reslUcllt Arthur goes to
M. John'* I i pi -cup, 11 1'lim ch? a xei -y safe church lo go ta,
lt ls al the curlier uf sUtconth and ll ats., inst SOTOSS
fruin lafayette fsqnare. This 1* Barre dlr reapeet
able grniind. (in one side, not far ntT I* W. W.
('ure.iran's house, 01 lethally iiullt fur Daniel Webster.
1 rn uiiot lier side ls Charles Simmer'* old house, classic
willi lindum!,'* of the anti-sl.ivory conflict. A Mock tiff
I* the old Madison House, mid tile "lil (.l-liioned Ml.ill-loll
where Secretary Reward lived und was nearly 'killed hy
thaaaasaots Pares, OlsaMtog whits by div ami Msslag
willi clcclrle light ut night, iicro-s thrungli thu foliage of
1 afayriteBqnare. appear* the White noni's. 'Hm* Ht.
.li.lin's im* a ii,. un ui, aristocratic vicinage.
A Western lunn applied tu Lincoln for BB lillico during
tl,,- vtiir, und sent 11 tut uf rcciiimiiciiiiailiiii* hy rich uud
infhifiilta! Xxu-hinglmihin*. Lincoln gSVS him thc oilier,
and as he xvas going mil uf thc i:\ccullxe lilllie culled
Illili bark. " Mere mic yuin letters," sahl (lld Alu'. "You
univ nc..I Ihi'iii If vnn slmiild xx ant lu Juill St. John's
Chilli li." The -lilt or March mil* Hie unco ul alu) Sonar
iihh chilli h ',f M rrctjlib Iitlal new, hut Hie ISdddtt thing
lethal itu (Mini,tun* pim.,nix for Cleveland In Kew
Ymk miis another chorea of a prise tltrtotl xriihiniis
grtan. Mr. IL.me was expected tu .'.iiehd lils om n
church. Hie 1 li al fougrcpKlmiutl. over xi hie li Hr. La uki n
bo long preached, uml Rhen the Cunnii* organist, Hta
cliort, formerly nf Wieeonsla, wields u stung luduenee tn
gelling logethrr tx birr ronjtTSgatlea. ll w,is mi the steps
,.r Dds church thai Mr. Blaine, I.e..un with flail
It.-imtlt .ii, stnod that. Hiuulay tnoriiliu bi .lune, \ ?:>.,
ullin I'iovIi!'lie iiil''i pu-cd fur tho Ural lime tnt tx cen
Ililli uiul the rir.lilcncy.
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A WOMBM KUKilli IHAS THE MILE. ~*
fYom The /.ot A nariel Rsprett.
Pr. Bketenlny, who lias charge of the ostrich
farm ut Amiluliii. ?us plucking one nf tim things "Ho
tiny. When they pluck them u sluekltig is kept uti the
lieuu to blind the bird. Wini" he cannot BOO he is quiet,
but tfhls blinkers gets uncovered then he "goes fur"
Hie plucker. The Dnetur inmcd Ida linn no as to dist ni li
thc aloe king, uml nisiuniiy he aaa what hs tad deas,
and treat hood tttst mil ni the pen, not turin", for sny
nun'' plumes j t ts* t llieii. As lu- tumbled hcail iii *t nver the
fence Hie blld lie WM BjseS olie.uf emiise let Hy ukb'k,
xxiii, h striking a fence bunni, linnie tnuthpli ks nf a
whole panel length. The lilllie's ncciiiuithiii as a kicker
I* gone in this i niiiif ry aline thc ulindi came.
MQTBJXQ HUT A rOMMlQX COUNT.
rrnm The Philadelphia Call.
Mrs. Pc Blank-" Poor Clara! My heart
pm * mil tu lier, but xx lial cull I du I Niithlug elli com?
fort tier."
Mrs. He Pink?" Clara ! Dear mc ! What ha* hap
|M.I t t thuaghl *he xvas happily married. Bveryhoaj
sahl it wu* a splendid match "
?? Ye*, that it I* true ; hut everybody was mistskrn.
Tie |smr girl wu* hasely deceixed by a designing
scouinln'l wlm flueqaera4oi in nnler to win her ymmg
affeetloii*."
" impossible. I heard ho wa* a plumber."
??Su ixe ult thought, lint lt turned mil that liewa*
nothing but a foreign count."
A DJN0BM0U8 rRECEDhSTIS MOS WESTS.
I ?' aa The Boi'oti Kcenino Record.
If Sim I'atcli lias ii moutiim nt ruined for bim
ttl Ibu hester, a proposition ullb li I* ponding, then lither
dlstlagulsbea charaeters Maat seeaer or later eooM in for
a shalt In snell liuimr*. Sergeant Bates, Private Dsltell.
Daniel Pratt, tin- mau xxlm un- thirty gealla In thirty
da) B, the in-m wini ate the cruxv. amt sn im how the list
axpaadal Hie tiim- aaey toora whoo Monnrasats sfl this
sort ma) hs u* coinintiii aa QOOTMI w u-hiugtnn's nurse*.
HONEST! BEMM ALL ELSE.
AVem Aria i'chtmhUma.
A well known financier was addressing some
purni counsel lo hi* sun.
"Sr.- here, mx b?v. hulieily Im f,,re alt. Why last eveii
ii,;- a ,-iiKliiiner iiihiIo i, nn-ltiki- ni ? pu) nieut ; Instead of
,.jx in-'un ("ur Ilnui.-au.l ilolian-, he paul me live thou?
sand "
-Well I"
" I gave fixe hundred to my partner."
nwt saw rut: MitsTt
/V'lu ie'a i eli.odoiiio
Not long ugo two gentlemen ware converainf.
one nf whoa had batastagls eye, the oilier poaseaaoo
thc natural imii,l,rr.
rnetweveyed hmm hum kel mid Jralad ut hi* friend,
who, growing Hied ur ita apart, InipaUautl) cried:
"I Bill lux Ibu lo mic linn I *ce tn .re llinu )uii do."
" linne ; uiul | nu h.. ve lust. With t tx ii e) i a, 1 of ncc, *
p|-x ii ? iiime niau x,ii, bHIi mill mu tu your i rrdll."
linc noun. ni. 1 see tau ejts, willie you en but
one." Il, xxiiti his eager.
?
For curiously named <Umirv Philadelphia
tike the cabs. Tie lataal reported li ir,-- Kev. Jana (t,
'I.e. Ii looks ** though lils nilibili nam, n.'iTit he
(wei i. ,11 I lt ht gtirB I'lte Press.
HOME NEWS.
PROM1NKNT ARRIVALS.
Fifth Avenue Ho ul- Mens tor Eugene Hale, o
Maine, and Congressman I', ll. Tully, of California.
Mfa* /.i.uir. -Richard T. Merrick, of Washington.
Hopman Haute Thomas ll. Kcogh.iof North Curnllna...
Albemarle. Hotel l'u\ iuasi,-r A. S. Kenny,L'. S. Navy ..
Weiimimter Hotel I'mre-mur Richard A. Proctor ...
yI*ior lloutt 0tatra! John Baton. United Ht ate* ('om
missioner of Kduuetloii.
WHAT IR GOING ON TO-DAY.
Aldermen's t'oiuniltten on Itallwuys, City Hall, noon.
Alb n Allen divorce case, Robert Hewell's oltlce, ll
it. m.
( bamber of Ctotnmeroe special eoumlttue, '? p. g_
Miguel Chacon's sentence for murder, Henersl Hes
?SM,
Henry Ivlson's funeral, No. || West l-'urtyeighth st.,
Il p. ni.
tJOMeteoh-Conroy cuse before Justice Putterion.
Kiiiinlnatlon of SOBBttrfeiters before CuinuilNslonet
Shields.
lin Hex. K. H. Tedd's lecture, HUty firstHtrcet Metho
Hst Church, h. p. m.
'I he steamship Anni unie, of the French line, from
llitvre was fumigated ut (juurnntiue yesterday,and
the cabin passmiifcra cunio to the city,
CITY mu sion'WOKS.
The Cite Mission, of Mo. nil Hi bm House, reports
fur November -17 city inissioiiaries ; .'IO 1 meei mg*
with an aggregate attandanoe of in.ni.. aersotisj
M.llfi trui'ls, books uml pupers distributed ; 4,HUI
voluiiies loaned from libraries; ft.lllfl visits inuili
tu tim poor ami sick ami needy ; 1 IO tempi mm ?
pledges, and '_'l? > families assisted, Ibo reeeipM
'or the.nil xxcn? W.2T.I mi, ami the payment!
JIU, HIM 21,
SMAILl'ii* IN IIIK SIHKITS
Thc first i use ul nu -ucclr.it smallpiii that hus cnn.
fi "ii f fl lim Health tllbecis fur a lung Ilma was ie
purled yesterday, hu* bin Muslileu, ugo i hn ty,
Ibo i lilian conk uliourd tl t Kliglldl .,.-iimoi A Imiu-,
WCIlt lu Hm I hutmill SH...I 1'ullcn Hilt! loll Illili
?niiiiiliilued uf feeling ill, | hr* ph vu ian sllspecteij
il his syiuplmns the danger nf smullpiit. and hail
linn leimixeil to Kell, x im Hospital.
IIHtaKI'iiW N ol A IIOMINHIN (INC uriMKl.
The steamship Uolerado, nf Hm Mallory line, ar
rived ni this port yesterday, having in tow Hu
vV'yaimke, nf tile Hld I)0mluiOtl lille, whn h si lilied
r,ir Norfolk. Vu., on Tuesday. The nett niMiiiitig at
I n'i-|oek, When fourteen mites south nf the lb-la
,' lite I igllt '.hip, oin nf lui pstUIISgUVC mil. lill
passenger* were sent to Norfolk yesterday by thc
ItnanoKc ol'th" Manie line ,-iud hoi lreiglit 'was fm
warded by tho Man ba H.m.
BROOKLYN.
Shepherd Blanehard, age sixty-tlnee while nt
wolli yesterday on the ship Lewis Walsh, at Hie
foot of Thirly-ninth-sl., fell into th- hold, a
Ustanoe of twenty feet, ami raeeived possibly fatal
injuries. His homo ison Jor-ey ('Hy Heights.
9BWU fkosi TUB suit nats.
FAKMKUM UI'AKMNU A HOAD.
There lg renewed excitement in Bayside and the
uirrmniding tiniitlets on Long Island over Hm bit*
ter Quarrel waloo hu* been m progress fur ravoral
troeas between the farmers and senator Murphy,
if New-York, who lives as ngi'tit on prop
"ity adj' ming HM Hav. the property Being
lined by the New-York Life tueuranoe
'mnpftiix. A road which runs to I Im waler uml bas
i eu tm \our* the only xray hy '.vinefi Um fanners
niibl haul their louds of Im lili/.crs, btnuuhl In
mut, is claimed us private property by Senator
xlnt pitx, wim recently built a strong fence Befogs
t. I In- .Briner* I betti applied lo lllgbwsf Cominis.
lintier P rt ti t things for B*8l8tstiee,who told fteutfer
nllrpb.t m I'ltmxo Hm ii'in-e at it'tee. tills notice
mt being cnm|iliei| with, the rummieflimer
villi t wittily -(Ive fernier*, aimed with
ties and crowbar* liHHsaoded m Hu
etui' uiul, tinlWitiisistidlliS tim eo"itfi'Hc
irnleit nf Sensuit Htit-phy stitt lit.tl ninon Im
uni mt Hn> a at eli, tlHIIIuilsliPij the iihsiHtntin i In ti
CIT mlllMtoq. SH. Hmm ?:? ul fl.. ..,,.. 1)1,,,. 11, tulllll li
bo S|>l |S I Ul Illili ll |l| cu.,iel Itu. I...,". In bo to
mill licit lin Rtlilbl bo MMiaiiil , unm'.f
?illili*!* Mit* tn.I-,.I nitt||| in pu oilitltt III!'
"nd Iii ,1)1 timi lin heine .iIihim, nd i I, i|||| ,11,...
I il,,1,1 lu Hu uiul ?rg111 tui'iuibir Im IftBij si Ibo
mil cash m nf Hm .'.lpn 1.1. I' illll, un ? I ,tun ul I \
I.MI'I I/A I IVI HI M.\MlhHr A HUI I'
Williiiiii fanile, living iii Hb limn nt Hill, I I,
1 11. il lcd lani cit liing lil .fli.slil.lt Hells, nf 1,1 III.I Icu
hill mi Wedin dil en Ming ,1 lille, lila alfs wan al
mum ailinn, a negro vxullic.il min lim hut-, ad.
cuing uar by Hm hoi k, Miili'icil lui, mulei pain ni
lealh, tu conduct bin lu her nunn and show lulu
v bulli sim kept lier jewell y. Min did so, uml xxl.Le
ie was scui'ibiug tba bureau dre wei sbainads her
neaps uml run tu a neighbor's bun-e. 1 ho ihmf se?
ined a valuable elamond nuu ai.il s -mc otbet
<xxcir). Mis. Sands gate a good desi iiptimi ol
im negro timi ottoere are bow on bis track.
.II'.U.SKV CITY.
County I'hxsit i, n CiAiveise hus decblcd that no
minot sm.ssa ry in the case of Christ ian Vetter,
be fourteen-year-old boy xv ho I'l'ininiltel suicide
in Wedneeda night nt No. 171 Linden-ave. Tho
my's mother is a xviduxv, ami came tu this country
fromGoinany aboni three Months amii Hbo on*
fained employment us boaeeheeper for.'olin Miller,
shan thc boy killed himself, ami the buy was put
to work iii a ballier simp in Ksscx-st., New-York.
Ile complained tn his motlier that thc barber re?
in ired tum to wash dishes and flo menial work in
he kitchen, and Im wanted to leave the place, hut
h.* nioti.ei Instated ?u his remaining there. On
Wednesday Mrs. Vetter gave Christian money to
>:iv his fare to New-Yoi If, but instead of going
herc he inxestod thc niouex in a dose ot' arsenic.
a>
m:w-jkksi:y.
Ntxv-Dchham.?otto Cruft, ape thirty-ti ve, of
>cveuth-st.. near \\ llb>W*sl , Hoboken, while mil
maning on the Haekoutnea meadowt yeeterday,
vas st ruck by a Ni-w-York. Susquehanna and Weat*
ru Railroad train near this place ami fatally in?
ured, llexxus 171 ken OH Um Hum to Jersey I ny
ml then to the Chanty Hospital.
LONG ISLAND.
A reduction of .', percent forth" winter months
ias been made ni the salaries of tho station BgentS
ii the emplov ol' tho Long Island Ku h.>ud Cow
iUIIX.
Nniini HiMPsri:/..!>. -The Board efl Health has
ervivl iiji'in Coroner Bj P. Everitts of Jamaica, t
nnimoiis to appeal on Monday au.l pay the penuity
or removing the body <>f Landa! 1. Matt to
amalee baton un Intranet had been held hy tho
nioner of North lleinpsteiul.
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WB8TCH-BTBR 0OU1ITT.
Ni xv Rot iiltlk.-Two package! of dynamite,
rinirhing txvu ponnds eue.h, acre discovered by
Illirie* .Mellier, tim prapnetOC ol IMO Hugueimt
Intel, yesterday liiniuing, anti caused a gi ii era I
Kodna from tba hotel, until the btanast man lu
icxv Hochelle canicd Hm ilvnaniitc with tender
arc to ttm waters of the .Souud. The explosive
voa found lu the room recently occupied by MOM
son engaged la laying tim Hennett-Mackav cable.
WBBWI li HAT FIS ll HUT!
From The fowl misti Requirer.
Gennineearthworms i-ristin ninny parts of the
rori.I xx hlch ure giant* of theil' kind. Au example of one
f these hus Just been leeched at the Lund.ni Znohlglciil
(ardelis from the Cope eg Good Mope, lt Measures bs
ween four and Bva fast lu length aud ahum half un inch
cross Hie lusty, and ll hu* been staled that tuts pai'h-ii
ar apei-lcs sometimes alt jiu* tu six feet.
MA HINE IS TKLUQKSCB.
M I N IA IT K f- ALMANAC
'annsss, sr>9 iBtaiiranfiBMsili _MHttn*teta ta ?'
IHOII WATLg TO-li XI.
I V-Sseily Heek, 3 ox uer. Una4. I lil Hell Oat*.' 8 Sa
'.M.?Sssdy Mnek, .e.oi viev. I.laal. 4: in Heb T c.s. MM
FOREKiS STEAMERS DUE AT TU1S PORT
ro-jvv.
r,tte\ mass lint.
BSMBtai HUI.Leuilua . Hill
'rrsiae Meaatefe.i^eiiea.M nar st
Itv of Rirhiuond.LirerDool.muan
tale of 1'eainrlranui ..Olaasoa.Mate
,i,ia ._ Oleetew.Aerhor
lonna..'.Ohisgow.A.!'t;,",r
>laiio .Hub.Wilsen
|i?. \.lu, ii.'uiu.i suutliauipa ...N.o l.ioril
lain " .Hr?raen.N. O. Llor.l
I* Hayter.Aatwrtp.White Clo**
barracouta.West Indie*. .U ^ Mall
.SATURDAY NOV. .t
-rpt .Llrerpool .Nalmnal
v'aeslinrt.Autwera.lieu star
aauaam.Hotter.!* u.Nets, IBB
bateau Laflte T. Iiurdeaui.MrBaSBI
MUNDAY. NOV. iiO.
crvl* . Llreroool. ' hojM
i*i uianlc.LivriiHiii.WliiteNttr
snrrrjso news,
'ORT OF NEW-YORK.THUil'OAY, NOV. 'il, ISM
A Kill Villi.
Meaner Ocean King I Bri. Denham. I'uTa* Oct SI, t'ltico.
a '.7. 1'ruia Nov lo, with india tom.'..-. Aniv.il ai the Bar
t'.a ui.
Steamer P.llion (Fr,. - utlnrlaad, Liveraoo. .N..v-j vusjd.
av, CB Hw eeal). tt. nithinnae le ttfltn natal M tuacU,
atjre.t Co. AiTlrol al the Hara: 5:48 p ?i
Mteain.-i .xeiheruy (Bri. Oill, Nene i-i icon", vin. Oct -S,
nth inilsr to enter. vr**?l to -uni soi -.pence & ...mir Ar
i veil al i lie Uar ut ' 1 a m.
siiramer Hui il uni Hr , Moflrlt Newport, V. Net 13. la
ia,last to Pclei Wriflil <l Son All. lo eu nullnl-' tim l^>i lei
iruer*.
Hieeinrr Ma^i.llaues Span', Pre/. Karara 4 dari, x-o''
luise and paaaratrr* to ln-ym-s Hm*. Arilvnl at Hie ilai ai
I" 4', a Ul.
Mean rr Ci' rsi e. lilia i.alveston Nov 19. ria Kc/Weil
... _.... -i?.?a?... ??iiiteini Xiailarr 4 Cu.
_._ _ ?sa
netosg Winnall, ?smsssb. latest?t mm ta.a*_._
sm nasaaean te Ree- Yett**? j*\^ "~ M,w1* ???
__r*?4>r ouTTamales, WieT ftlitnul om r-at ._?
Norfolk, win, sMeeaad aaaaesaarB looJk_U_L. _**.???
Steaaiev M lrT_Mek, ll JkT_i_f JS _*__?*b .
nimnek. * "mmn> ?"? wita a*** te Jip
Strainer Wllkeabarre, Catos tulsa
?rsuRLXvi5_f s^^tss-a. arawMpom
^Mo^AaguAiiaa (Osri. geratora Weed's nell, taaaliaMta
't-r* reroi:B*<Sp*n>, Meamdea, Base rle DbIbwmb Bm_<
water 39 day*. wit* bhUm U K vV^dtisT* a ci "*"'*
lint Aunie Aii?Oo iof Hallfasi, ?-it finial i n
daye. with sager to II H HwlftVoo; vessel kTjyWbRb^
lint Tl ornerier iBri. Klaimens, Polst-a-I'ltre ll dava -
ballast io il A Vafable A Co. -s-s-m* ii aays. la
Hcl,r carrie Xl elkeri Bri. Starkey, St Jaka. NB. Ilsa*.
will. Iiimlno to John lloynl.iu* non. ??<"?. il tay*,
SI.'NS RT -ll,od St HaoilT Hool, tlgb t, SSW BMa ai
City I slsau, light, NKoloudr. ????????-.Map. ai
Ammo reeler lat
Brig Charlotte, ii ore head. rardeaas 1.1 dara, wita ______
to Ulpara a Ctn reseei to P I .Nevin. * Boa. w^mM<>SBay
SAILRD
rifeSBiert Cltrof Chester and HouitioMt, fer Ure??j
Asiyrlsn Monarch London: Mteteof Nebraiks ais__>'
Hut,ulan, bristol, Marls La, UiiU. Hr? mihi, .gt, Letti W_.'
p.,ai,a .uni robina, HaBiburt. Hermann and Rn l!Brief ait
warp Orinoco Manunda, New York, lia viaiou C'ltriW _T
aiuiafi, i-,iv.iiiiiah, billinue NorfnU, lircilwaiar l*?_.
U.uk Inhii ll cuuiiui for tillulla ' w?'
^JT'/' \n""' ari ?'"'*'' "uhvar; Urm, Harha-loeii Knut a
Nl.eldoii, Priam .la, 9 m mmW '
Ai* MM?; via lam* Mend teaed -kuea**r* Lisa uer*, lei
I'..nd I,Un. na I .OMS., i ?*??*,!?
Hark ll'-iil* Perter for Liverpool.
Misici'ii.i.iNKorre.
hip*mri intirme iBri hm we, frum Luudm. fer Nsw Vms
lisa i vi Bined lu Hie In lilies ilaaieged iiy ,-..lii*i,.0. Busk?*
hoc inlisr si nm ' ' "' ""???? t
nt-xsmsr i iipisn (Hr. Murrell, at l.irarp.sii nen, ti.itt*,*..
ll,mia, and *l I..lina, NI, nea ben, on Sra. DMMMB Betts!
known. ~i "? r*s
luikasral, S llldewsy, Tuwa**iid, liss srrlv<d ai Baas
gong! lim inst eell* sud sustained rn her ilsnisg*. "
r.iii.AiiKtrin?. Nevill ii.rs Mane ('.pen., itali, ,h*f*n
if p..,l..I salim a , ? eui' up In Int le day, Its I* mallet kel
little wsi.r _-.-,*?
Til K uoxTixii. * r* op mimi rn aa.
gillie.! IN fOHTS,
talton*, Not Vt Arrived, ileamer Hrs-ons i Hr sana.
Bier, linn Montreal rtnt ii ~^w
l.i?li*inm, Not ri Attired, tteamer fauiaii sn (Bri, feel
from Nen mm.ana Muru ' ^^
'.i tu saina. steesier iii il lsd Crown < Bri, Pei inn. I'liilsnsl
pills
Hom, Nov.jii-.aailed,et?s'ser Upsn lo dlr), Regari, rot
New lurk.
rimal.i ., Not Ju ' midi, ?uimpf Munt.. Rim* (Br). ?? ?*
for Nsw Vert *
hc<i,ir Nov .'7-f'sssed ?lee'ner v?r -nandi* (rr), Kranguel.
frien Now Vsrk xnv |ts. on linc way M Iltur*
I'm Aivi.r. Poi * i, Nov -il l'ss*rsi, (teamer < rdonle ? Bri. Ba
*i n. dotti Nsw ot leen* "rt 1*1 os ier war ts iireia** rsi
e inpi has hen un ttr- font der*.
Hunns, Nor .11 Arilvi.il. steamer Bedford (Bri. Alike*
lu .td. 11om i li.ii lesion
Oumul ni, I,. N,,v Jil-Amred, *te?in*r Nnnstrla IM,
.latibil, (rom New 1 ork Nov ft on lier war to Marseille* and
(ir'ins.
Vllti-x.rrlveit, Meinmr I uI( nf Ht Vincent iRr), Andersen,
ri om New-Tart on tat war loAiien.
H inl'i Ai.x, Nor -.'it Arrives). *i? , net I'lielrsa Lecvllli
'li , Le ' liape a.ii. from New York Nov s.
ABii*aiie*:B?nti
'.stiimielnltinti Hoff** Xl alt Kil'fi ha* *'tnsture of Johaet
Mon sin! Monti KitneK ou ne.* ai everv imttle. Indorsed by
Bil oliy*.cl ni i. fur rteeeroi duotlltv. Unfirt of unliaUoB*
? .?
Hlair'9 PlLU.?Ureat English (lout end
Hlii-unialii- Hemrdy. Oval box. tl ; round, 5'ic All drugtlits.
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Hamps1 Paradisr.?fnttantaneons Photog.
tin '-X ?? ii ni: nilli., it itii.i tl' ts 'tty br His in oed, 17 I'SlOB
tsgu ie 1'lctarea ol ehiulren s sgeeislir.
IIkniit A. Danhvi.s, M. |),,
III I etll<!,).|.aT-.. listW*.'!}.' 0 I :in I lU'M *l*.
FrfT?, s tu I, Itu 7. Iil*ra*rsiit Hi* Nensdi ir*'B?
iiBSile-irtnsry orgsii*. Impntsttrs ssdlteriutr.
. . . I.uss nf [iiiwi-i in i-itlipt -sos, linwPtel
P r I' sri-e'i'T. Huenitttdj- tint (i fiiui'TtiHy cored. Ai
llr is n'th thtee I"mr st uu|!? tor f-.-jily sml tiffi*: ol BSft-r-i
ii,, i s imp..., a,. M-i!>ii ii.... iit.'iti. nu:! Mete ll,
lu "sui, !4. 1 .
Nlttvnte VYT'illtiH'**, l>v?tujis|n, MifltlrtcliB
??., ||,|,| Hf cs...I l,i Mi.i|l 11 .-r. 11- ifLrlCtfi-r.'' *l
? i-icttb uti ? leiths " lia-liM. I ir., f.iaiiul. iSe
a
MeiileliliiU it'i!i'til?ih,tnlliii?r.ieliliitiiil,tln??rlps,
,-.'. "?? ?-, Sftlll Is-li'Stt lll*i| ll, I'l'lfSt-'H'l'Hl ?ls
L,.,,,; nt.i?i.|it, Bl Hw.-I pnl.tlliii. Ulttsl Ml lifteHl islwlue
lsaia.iii. -'- ?*?'.' o-ieli ,
? i ou ihs Meninie of-ii !'<?? frito* H
Serious Cousequeuces
|faIII n in r.uiiie i( latsult ls uni aiismlsii lu ia saasuu Tbs
fiueirr im poiiitly du diunil in ease ol linell, sad nfieu de
v I ,|i- lulu hiiiiiiduil, ni p'llii.u.iiiy uousuuipIliiR lluiluubl
Bill* m..uv i ain nf c.iusu.i.p'iua urigiiisui Ul talirrh lluod'i
e ,,.iipiil.Ila i iimi c.ilairh, aud ha. ht. ii "flu led leiu-ikalil*
? h.m. tiiuiuiuptuu itaeir, in Its earl/ sla/es
" l * iii. ie i MVtralf fiu'u tbioulo cat.urb. arning. I believe,
liniii iui|iili'ii hlissl ll heel nu vol, b*<l, causing Illili ll sore
teas ul the liiuiciilai tube,, sud a ir-iiblrsuine niugh, whlcS
gave ?ie,t anxiety In in> frlciut* amt my sell, as Iwo brothers,
ii,,,l ii.nu liruuclilal contiiiuptlou. ' trial nistiy ailTertleed
i .iii, iib s du catarrh, I nt ii liilislluii and Internal: hut lt wu
? jiijilx ninney thrown axvny. a, I received no benefit. I was
at I.i-l iiiilm i*t lu ley lluod'e -ai?aiuitlli ant after taking
i've ->r .-ix billies I nm ii >t Hu- hsuui man bi heilth or (eel.nga.
My catarrh li cured, my throat is entii-elr veil, aud a dyspep
tlc iroul.l, ac.ouipauled by sid beaUcue huxo sb dlsap.
poatoil" fc. M. LINCOLN, 8 . Cba:ubcrs-st.. UoslOB.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
t*old by all druggists, fl; sn for SJ. Prepared ouly by 0,
1 HOOD ? CO.. ApotbecarUM, Lowell, Mae!
100 Doses One Dollar.
HOES.
LADLES' AND GENT'S
For Dress and Street Wear.
SKATING BOOTS,
PARIS MADE
BOOTS AND SUPPERS.
Choice Lines at Special Prices.
Alexander's
Sixth-ave. & 23d-st.
PIANOS
AT BARGAINS,
FOR CASH OR INSTALMENTS.
7 parara -.ptsre nano, 9IBO catii; or, Bl 10 es laeUl
^foVJunl-U .11 ltnrrovrnicD.s. aioOc_bi W.
*7^.^/'pn.h.:-iaJrsBl,: or,?lM. t^l^r-osia.
y lill'cleve fpn tnt. 3 stilnged. *IM oeeL; ur, t/tlti
Tb^JSat^iaigH ? "CUx^a Btrlased. SIM ?-?; ?
?i'OU jt*, p'tr iii.tutu. . __? _
IMitiew l '.riglil and *,jnare UtM_ 1 ibb'si from B*?0 M
*{.>!! i ii MelSlMtOM; ealp SlOper ui.mtu
pTanostoiriit.nl peria-'tHi._ _i?i _it
orgaas n-?. sud itTauaal huad, fro-a BJU toSlAO, ?T
f}5 monthly uaili pata
HORACE WATERS & CC,
124 FIFTH-AVE.,
NKAK llTU.-iT., XfctV.IORK.
COOK
BOOK!
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HUNTER
SIFTER
Royal
Baking
Powder.
ABSOLUTELY PURE.

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