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ON TIIE FOOTBALL FIELD.
t1tjp CHANCEB <^F YA1.K AND PUINCETOX
_TH'-' ORANQE-CRESCEOT F1ASCO.
TnP chancea of Yale and Prtnceton in next
. -j ,y> aarne were a.unewhat altered by Bat
?rday*B p*"'p b-'tween Yrtle and Orange. I'p t>
that tttaa tle uaual optnton waa ;hnt Ptineatoa'e
?treaf defence would be aufTic'.ent to prevent
Yale fnim ecoring. and the playlng- of the New
Hataa aata had during the a->asuii made auch
aaafaalaa Btata to t>e the eorrccl one. The Tala
eraa, howarer, haa ho*>n Ivautlfully coavhed ln
? v-e la*' two waaka, and ihe vtgoc and apeed of
?heir r'ft>' w,"re admlraMe ln the Orange pame
,n Manhattan Kield. That tn two half-h<mra
?hev ah >u1d be nt l? t.> run up a s.-?re of M potnta
- n.ithing la enoagh to BhOW that
further comment; but it ls n.it onouph
a at ia the fact regardirs the eleven aa
. whole. namely. that the New-Haven tnen thi*
,'.?,._>? Indlvldually, a? they are. aome
? v new man, and certalnly
Mwt "Varalty gamea?have tx en coa 'hed Into an
Baturday ilayi ? rpeai
haa been ae?n anywhere thts yeai
- ? | elae.
11 f a knowl dge f hoa l l
'? "eleven to acorc. Tale'a ? ? wi ik ln
?? ia at tlmea lamentable and
. . ?; ? ????'- wlth a freq
nr!j an i ' I n hen one thirk?
V wr.a* ? i:' te*ma uaually are I playa
^<j e: ? wlth thla weak eleven
. . ?? ? ? ?? rge of the c >achlng
team thal wlll probably ac re agalr.at
' they ever jret on Prlnceti n'a tw<
_
Th:? bc ling POWar !s BO valuable and ao xreM
.1 a teara that it daaervea a uttie
Tala playa?that is. .<he played on
n i ahe cannot change much by nazt
- ? n. ki klr.g game when ::i the mlddle
Her gama la ordlnary i~. the
thougb andoubtedly th-1>- ma
- ? . : - :?: the Prlnceti n
ka wherever poaalble, the full i i
? ? . t the laat m >menl qulckly In the
ible to ovi tKi.k the backa on the
lurpruring 1 On theae long
., try to gi ao ?? shail
:? ? ? ?
- to force
ta, p| | i ? klck an l l thi klck
; thla i > vj ri > ie i
kl ka bar been made II by a
bl Ked .;. k r by an] Dther meana Fali -
earea the ball >n the twenty-flve or twenty yard
lir. then Vale'a nla) chani There
.. - ? - ? lealgned
Then la u rapldlty aboul the pia..
1? :. ?: only unk:. - thai teama thla year,
\ d aeen n the Tali ? v ???; t when
tn-, re i lut. eglni
; ttack ? :. the ta tklea wlth
? . , ? aftei tlme urgea th
?.a- . f ? . it untll U goea over the llne
blng wlll be 1 ? ked up by gu..d
n ? ,,. - Bal trda ? i a ln from Prlnci
r ; la) ad ?;???? I
havi lom
x tf bi r men had n ( lel I
?
Pale a a re la hardl) a ralr one,
? ? . -. ? a -ii ,. -. men
gh thi ?.a.'iie.
j ? forwarda wlll have the
nda. If
t f galnlni
. . whlch
-
-? ? .t whl -h Y
For I
i weak all g the Une,
rong'a
? . iard and
n ? make bolea for
I . ? iblllty of thelr
Tl ? ? ?? ? . ? -'
? her from mak
: n hev tw< nty
. , . .
It la
thal th i ? - wlll, throui
I talla or | - ' her'a
? twl ?
.
,. ta play. Of
. ; be gam<
... ? ~;: '
,
.- .
. ? : . . tnan Tale ln the lli
is, but Tale haa the advai I ?
i - ?
-
?
la ln a ] n. Il
. , ?? ? n thi
tl rlal >f a rt
.
... |urc of En
? ? ? ? . '
T ic ayati i ed al
I | t good fruit
? that haa n >t ; r ved true, an I the
. ? t am :s ragge?!. un lertaln a-.-J
- .-] ' ? .: wh i do not not nough of
tf. hi Ip one - it and
bo a thar ln dlfncult altuatlona, Tha
Harvard agalnat Pennaylvanla at
Baturday next ar- nol of the baat
pi : .- Ivanla wlthout queatlon haa
e even Bhe haa a better
ip | the preaent ahoam a
I ? _ jtetn 0f team play. Harvard, on the
i - her own grounda and haa a
? r, rfenaive, aggreaalve atyk* of play. Penn
m had n . game thls Beaaon f
? .- . Ie Harvard men have b-*n tr.rotigh
? n game and have had no ? mal!
a, ..,..- 0f praetl e ln the gama with B. A. A.
f the att geal ima ln the year
. Harvard, Prlnci ton and ^K the
a?t w?ek or more Pi :ii ?
ii d ten daya a>.- i I.t men were
arell aa thi ? - three
.-.-??
mb back ? ?
r wlll
t. ',. PennBylvanla I i
yet lt
the Hai n wln the
f --al. margtn, havlng, aa thi
? B A a gama on Thuraday aeveral thlnga
w; eTi ,en, wi ? tha redll f ti a
Ha- ?rd team The klckl - tter, whl b
tha* Harvard'a defi i I I - kleker haa
\= a reault the klcklng waa naru h
purtbermora. the plas waa er,n
? , and, whlla tha fi " B?vlng
of,- tle. for off-alda Play ln Harvard'a llne
bw tly and waa cauaed by bad playlng. lt att.l
-. that the Harvard men are
.. ...... . more lively and mora
aan , to get lnt< *p? and ai: playa ? ttta
?Urit - ,tinfurtharda theordl.
.fcommoi ? . ?;;"\'*wu%
arove tbe Harvard
than th. ^ wTSfSen
Thel ? \ game wa^ '
?
:
iai|
' ' ' ' Bt oT?tden?y
run ur ?.Scored un^
.' ? ? A A could nrttawwjwdun
' '? ,;I>"r''^':m"'neT^;rad?v
. -r^'wrne HarvaA'.
:"fh^ofPennVylvanla,butahe
? ly wln_an_iaturdaj
7>.. Oranga-Cr^Bl aaw >" ? *J* ^
h... , - nt. thlngl 'hat have hap
m
tht
BtST
MAD?
00
YO J
WtAR ,
THt/A
SHIPTJ
(oon
iS^Co.
troy,;
. N V." .
THE Lamp to buy. IT has no equal.
"THE MILIER."
He?t rer itgfci nioat eeavealeat. nimi.ie. <iur*Me. aaie.
Bvarj laaap aremramteeal. < nii nmi ?ee it. i)?n'i
?iu> . ia aa t i auaa i fee
WEDDINC and HOLIDAY CIFT8
liefore nclnn The Mlller" i llioiiminit varie
II i"l ... i n in to nur ?t??re.
EIWARI) MUEI & <0?i gssssnsu.
H aad M Waa* liroa.iwuv. nno w I'urk Plaea, Hew I v.
tr* I'.t <-or>i weathei bwjr :? "Hlller" ,.n h-*t?r.
rened h. re ln the En: ? thli seaaon. Here was
the year of all other* Wbeu thla cup conte.?t waa
tu he de~lded. wlth two years to the credlt of ea<?h
team and the chancea of a great victory for one
or the other. Instead of game. however. the
two team* begln to thtow mud at each other.
charge each other wlth buylng an 1 paylng tr.en
to play and?let ua Bay It wlth s'name and re*ret
?probably both are rtght ln thelr rhnrgei. And
then. flnally. th" game ha* fallen thrOUgh becauae
one wlll nol plaj the ther for emplojrlng meana
whlch it Itaelf has employed N ith|ng eould be
nnich worae ln amateur gport than thla. excepl
? ime of the atr id i pra i l ? Weat and I
the M Idle v7< M ihla > i ar, whl i d In
flnltely '.. yond anythli ever happ ned '
In the Baat. Bul thla l aa of a g ?d gai
one alde a m ' ia th oth< waa ao anxloua 11 j
wln tha' ei i to dlsh n ir ible and un
gentleraan y condu t. is anythlng bul a atate of
affalra over whlch they ??:? the Intereated ;
ngratulate themeelvea. There were poaal
-.aal game between the two -
. || : ??. vl Inlt) n New-York. It mlKht i
have become an afTali \? Intereatlng and Impor
tant in Ita w t\ aa an) college fo itb II game, bul
n m a praetlci of m< irrai gei lenti
money i a) menta of glft f h e loti " pur
I .. 0f old fo il ? ? ea at 1200 a at klng.
the pla ?? of ap ?rt; an l thi Crei enl
and the Orange football cluba u prett) i
be worae than they have t.n thla year. Once
the m u ig< menti atoop to underhan 1 and
ungentlemanly proredure, they wlll atop al n< th
Ing. It ? iul l perhapa b ettei * ul l eer
talnly be far more aatlafai tor) to the ape -tator -
? ? .- b ith teami ? ntei profeai inka and
' ? ? membera of theni aa: honeatly thal tl
theli llvlnga falrly and aquarely oul
1 ?.' would al
the preaent all latlon by _
ihea, TEAM PLA1
no
YALE'S TEAM IN* GOOD SHAPE
UAST WEEK "l- " PREPABATIOS8
THE GRKA1 (1AME ? ITB PRIXr
New-Hat - ? ? ~ M ' --:;
.......
for, to Ya ? i
t I .,::., prith Pi i
acbera havi
ittff pragi iranu for the men for three
?eglnnlng wlth to-raorrow The)
regulatlon thlrty-llve-mlnute halrea
Thura : i A^rke! to thelr
tnce. Aftei B ?? i
ii . . moet notblng. ln fact. On
raday the elevei ? l vlalt I nd go
.
wlll api ???? ?? >'?''? "''
tbe team wlll apei : nn*'
>-\ ltn.t itlon ol
away f r New-York I
? tropolli
. ? . , rhej wlll ata
Plaxa
There c no membi ra of tl
?.-..?
were illg ? ? ' ?'
e aa uaual all the week - ?
,..:- era to
fullj all thi ' ' ;n''
I
I back i Jurlei
. . . . . ? ? nera took |
? .i ? ...
of the elevei the
f wln fi im Prli ?
than the) pui
ran( that Orange
a is weakem
i .-. agaii
nlnrai \
.? ? . it ei
Frank Hink , Hartwell wlU have
ing t
T - ;? ofl - ?? ' ? y'cr> cnoaen.
. plre, Paul Dai ?
r Lehlgh playera
.. ._? . an I M ?? lui < wai
v n He la
' mer Yale ttptaln. The llneamen
i
f algi - ?? ? bi ? '
..-? Ita f thi
. \ er maetered b; Yale
i about th<
nevei ...
..... i- ti
il end. Hla
itrongei a . g ln bi
. ? ? I ' " had a laat ,
? - ? ?
... ....
... * ? on ly I
to "
aecun ' team
TBE CJMPJMA BEBISD TIMF.
HFl WV? PFATFN HT THE BT I/WWI A VT> j
PF, L'OHT HEB BXOU8H PII/VT HERE -
JOHN OLTVER HOBRE8 A
PABSBNGEB
Th* Cunarder Campanla errtved at the bar aboul
fhl on Baturday, far behlnd the Amertca.nl
.. Bt ;, .... wh i arrlved tl v-- pler at.out i*
p. m on Baturday. Thla la regarded by ahlpplng
men aa evidence that though the Campanla may be (
the gwlfter of the twe in amooth weatber tbe Aroert
san boat la far better In rmizh weather. a id has
?rve.y ahown beraelf the aupertor weather
? || The Campanla waa about twenty-frre hou-s
? ! her uaual tlma her record for 'he weatward
laya I "n''f>' ;'nl s D,ln i'rp
Th<8 hlg i - atarted ofl with 111 /i^k. for
whtte at anehor In W'leersto^ ? I i the m uldlng
of the hawae ptpe gave way, and tbe heavj
bore dlreetly on the edge of the hawae plpe, n^l
..., t,v the atraln that I ? huge
... ' i were
Martin, who to >k the Campa
', . Ket ? atatl ?n, and waa bi ? port
.....?; i.ite ln leai i ? n, for
..... ..... |ayi out, ahe encountered
ter'.y | " ' t aqua
nted for the
I that It waa tl ntoi
? . ge thal
the atorm on S ;?.
: ta n "? Uhei waa awepi fr in t latepa
.??. ar I one ol i waa ht
n paawenger had
? ? at ;ne aami i
ln a pktater ol
extrerr
t'. ..
oaaaenKeri Aitt ? ' former aere Mra i i -
?
.klng,
ire?ed ir. a ? ? - ? ng fur
?;, . chi epoke wltl
ild tha
."? ?
; -? i? ember .
Mlnlater I i v. -: ington; Henrl M.
naui al New-Y rk. and Percy San
aL. ... th? Britlah fonaul-Oer.eral, were alao paa
Jenaere Ol ' ,: "f*5 K
U.rnn W VOI Rl ' ? ? ? " " ' " R1" '?' M-'
P^umowak. 8. Mr. g. 8. R ui.:
? ^t \\ Ua in, I B N.
un: nr.iSL mosombst Fais.
WXLL PATRONttBD BY MAlfY OrBMAN-AMEBI
CAN? AT THB L8WOX LTCBtTM
The fair for r.iislnr a fund for the erectlon of a
momiment ln thla clty ln memory oi Hetnrtch Heina
ihe Qermaa poet, whlch waa ao aueptctooaCy opened
oa Baturday evenlng at ihe Lenox Lyceum, Madbvm
nve aad Ftfty-nmth-Rt . waa succeasfuily centlnaed
laet evenlng, ar i wi:. ba opea avery evenlng thi?
w,.Pk cloelng ntxt Sunlay nlght There were mar.y
ri\, ui-Amerleana preeent. and the large
number of bandeome bootha eoaUinlag fat.o gooda,
rrocerlea Howera eonfectlonery. etc were Uberally
netronlaed A arell-eonducted raaUuranl ?as a
popular featora
The proarramme of the evenlng Indoded many
ae'ectlona of voeal anJ instrur ei.ul maalc, whlch
'.? h..?rtiiv encored Prl Nonncnbacbei
bOerman ? ...
ind womet In coatume.
era. ?;?? ?? ., lerehor Helnebui
fi ,? r.H ? i w"re conao.ldated
Hermon?a amging Helnrtch Bauer
UI. le: l1e ,,/ ?? ... ,
An hiteneting i ?l . ^ h ^^ri]
:? and a
. exhiblted by Mra.
aMtt ...
Jonflden '
'Th. He ? . ? ... ? ?
, ' ?'?w- ii wlll poat B5.U0O. and Bi.OOO more whl
f?? 1S" .,:!. , hrlna It here and place It in poai
th of the $1".-. t.led haa
. amount la expected to t, .
I Ngreaa ll la
. ... ; ..it,- for tha moaumenl eaa be ob
Ulaed m Central Partfc
TROTTING-BBED VABK B0BBB8
A FIXi: EXHUnTIOM AT THE KATIOKAL
lli'USi: BHOW.
in omtprrmow with bacbjibti aJtu <-n^rn
BOBSH THKT ITOB a m.W'TUTY Of T,1F*
atiiauwg anajBimwu about the
W1MMBUUL
D'aplte the fart that BOON of the trottlng ?*??"
at the IIor?e Sho* raeatved no entrlea at ail. an.l
that ln aome other rlaaaea the entry llat waa yery
llght. it ta pretty aafe to aay that the trottln* rra
terr.lty g>: more enjoyment Nt of the big "L"'"1"
tlon of horae(lr?h thla year than ever before. There
waa aomethlna hegtdea the reaular conteata for trot?
tera and roadatera to lmrreat them. for BB near'
avery claaa open to harneaa hor?ea of the parK
type one or more trotttng-bred aalmalfl had been
entered. and the trottln* enthunlaaia were en the
?nl vrve t. aea how tbe dock-taltad trottera woulfl
fure ln competitlon wlth tha Engltah backneya,
Kreiieh roncher* and other carrlaga broeda al t.ie
hlgb-atepplng ?am.-. Ia tba trotttog aeea
trottera oompeted agaloat each atber only,
whea II came to the other c nteeta
aentattvea of :he dlatlnctlvel) Amertcan
to m>'<-t all comera, of
The typlcal trottlng horae baa beea aften cr!:['
etaed, and nol aithout reaaoi
mlrera of tha i reed mual ? n lt, oa
hta ti ti di ?:? | ? . Roma i no ? ?? neck, H ?
? unp anl erooked btod lega Thai th
famlly baa plenty al repi ?
... ... ? a
? ,a:v an l .(. illty, aa well aa tha
actlon and Ane atyle of tb<
.
?ult of laat weea Bhow.
There were twi ?"*?" ot th# '?'?*[
? M palra an I la
perha ? fc ,!l" '?
bra I htgl -ateppi ra B ??? ' '
In nlna of tba eonteaU thej won the I
and out of tl ? foi tj Bve ribb bj iwarded thi
i ired no leea tha - -
... , . ea of ....
. b ? li ?
.... ara kn iwn Thi re
tber ti
li ira, - ia \- b ?-?? f ?n m -
li i ipp ?
horaea, pa) - no a tlon to tba bret ling o
B ir.
to tall h >a
m ira dock l ? l
aame thtm tru? kneya at
harneaa breada
, ?-? '
i ed the bl
. thal tha trotti I them :??
io uu> al ? aat.
BLi ? ?:. ; !????- AND TYPE?
Many horaeinen, and partli ilai
bkfb-at pplna oark bora - wai
tba b'ood llnea ol tn.- aho* i
Squi lardi ? ?
ind i
- ind the Na - -
?
I ln tha italoguea a i
everj mlma enter.
l
theli breedin|
? -
?
drlvlng
-irv
|t la I
..
? ?
?I
| ?
foi C70
?v'er I. ?
Joaepl
?
-
,..,,, ..? ? .??? wlnn< ra lt
? naah had a ta
vVrobar, Metear. Ruth. Blaaeaa
. carrle i ? ff the hoi ra a
Tj l r'? ta:
....
than i
rled Ml
-
e the ta
rlfnee ai ? ,rnl
HONOR8 FOR COGENT.
Among the bli - ' ? ;,r*-'"r r '
j ,..; gent aron the
b. nora at tbe Hoi -
i tbe week.
un ler 1A1 I -:1 ' wma '
appearai ? ny ahow rlnj ?
blue roaetta beal - - ateppera aa .1 r"
Talmage'a M nai h Or W ?-;.ar! vVebb'a Lewla
toa Boy, Joi ;h E Widener'a Greenwleh anl John
> A. Logaa'B Vladlmlr, along nrtth a lot
; e'^ndu 111 handa h:ph and he i? wtthout
ne of the beat, if not the beat, park horae
that ha* %?t been ahoarn ln New-Yirk Aa
-. !?? t ik a pony, be haa the q :;?..?>? of
horae and the actlon *n! eubatan - of a hlgh-claaa
hackney He ?i> rais?i al YUlage Farni and be li
by Mambrlno Klr.a. th* sire of Nlrhtlng
| iquette, an lmported Prench - ichlng mare b)
i Qutnteaaenre The hora? hai apeed
I ^V; t for a tlme Bta i al V - Karm
Klng lt auty, who wa- pla "1 I
1 B6 for hbrh-ateppera, i.j an ither aon ?f Mr Haml :.'?
?r.'ttir.? aire and ^:m? horae, Mambrlno
K i.k He ??.?- aold re ently ?:th hla mate, -
Bo) a ^rra:. laoi of Mai g to C. R
. ? er'a entn ll
?. vlllage Qu
from i ?' - lam
- -? , it of I
, . i Blamoi
, a n red trol waa
ernor H - ooa ll\1r.g ln
palgnei
rle Klng.
BOTH PROM N'EW-EXOLAND
I palr
?hit woa firs: prtaa In Claaa So. 5a, an b th New
Bngland-bred brottera aad grand ' !
K-.a-e?t trottlng alre, Da
ai.-:.. i".''s. They ara own.-i t?- s. -i
|r., ex-Becretarj l few-Tork Drlvlng
Club, ar. 1 J-r.-'-y la by "\ autg Lambert, whlle a:
lemey la h>- Jim Lambert ln Cla n'? ? i
the pla h ir?es were trotten
' ner. lias hir-i lj
? Ii'ith. who were ,
iv, Hf well km ^ ? ? '
havlng pald I5.90U I r thi , ili at W D Qra
s..\*: Cup aaii aboul .t month a? Ruth la
l .m'... *he inbre I gr in :- ' .
AUei . . ?;. ??. i Meteor la bi Harr) Pulllng, 2
\ ? bia aini waa a doacenaani if V'erm.int Bla "
? Hawk, ri Ethan Allen Aci the New
| V-rk C ?? n Horae aad Cob ; . a whlti
; -.?Inner In thla a a i . ji. by
...
il
M: . T ii ?- ? ? : .- ?
uler ta A : .:
... -. ,. - i palr 'I. ? ''.aaa x ? ?
rize, flrat g to Mr Brokaa
,?, : Mi teor All f the i raea In I
ra, Mi u i li ia-.'
whlle foui
?
CARRIED OFP THE BLUE ROBETTE.
The latter i.-?tr won the blua roaetta ln Claaa No
? : thlrd prtaa ln tl - aaa wenl to the New
! Tork Coaeh Hor.-ie ar. i Cob Company'a trotUnar-bred
Ihialng 1 gbt, by AOIa WUkea, I ii. aa I
; rtaa, by Mohawh CMft, I I"'??. Burprlaa a:. i Bope
rlor, the palr that Ja-k ?) Mairay, of New-Ro
' ehelle, pald 8>aM for a: th* Bilver Cup aala won
j the white roaetta Burprlaa la by tha trottet Clay
! Pliot, j.-., and Buparlor la by l?:iiard Aleiaw
t Both are good horaea and they wara Ug wumera at
I the U Horse Show ?hrn owne I bj I
<* Hester. lt is aald that they ara aooa to be aeal
?? Otaagoa I tland Tba New-Tort Coacb Horae
and Cob Company'a Bweethean and Benatoi wh
wera ' pl !? 11" to twi | irtanl park
, . of the Hora Bhow, ar>- green
ahow rtng, havlng been broughl fi
Mr Batea. tbe prealdent of U
ith by Aln<- Wllkaa, 1:1a, who nai him?.lf <i
... a a ttar.
rnrjueMlonably the tiejt pair of blg BOfBea ln the
C~^ i trickateri these
UlLCll VJ (Kjwdeisof Wticfi
1 they Mty?"aame
a< I'earhne "?"good a? Tearlinf "
KaapaAaaaaaVvoa raaradtaagaiaal
Batk PEARLIKE baa aa einiaL
D lAkUU 1". LL, New '? >rk.
W.&J.SLOANE
For This Week
'200 EOLLS
AXMINSTER CARPETS
Latest Designs and Color ings.
' w per yard.
Rroiiilnn), IStk ami Itith Slrcetn.
ahow wera j, F Talmaga, Jr.'a Brooklyn park
I Performei
ar l-bn S| ..... , t Hum
former by Harrj Thorn lale, oul
nm by M iglc, ?
Mr. i . ght l
i at w. ;.. i jrn:
for the hlxh-atepplng b iv.j.
it of trottlng-bred prlae
for one ll >ree Bhow i i
I :? brtnga oul th ? veraatlllty of the
? - ? ? i | i thal
- admlratlon. One of the algnlfi
? ng from the vli wpolnt of the norae
f th Man brl 10
? B llkei an l Alm
Uat
TO BUILD A NEW BOME.
PLANfl OF THE 8T. ANDREWB GOLF CLUB.
THE POLONEL LAWRENCE FARaf, KEAR atOtTNf
I :. 8TATION gRLECTED?HI8TORT f>F
ITTON
The - t of t al preawnt to th?
.-?? Andrewa Oolf Club la thi ?
? the proj ? t .-. centl) ael on foi I I
theli removal to a new home The property
1 ii k bi en known .".- the Colonel Lan -
arra, and la n*a
"? ??? ? k a i Northern Rallroad, tea mli
. il f 81 tndrewa. To
meei thi expenai an l removal ;iri<J thi
??: i he ?.??" a atock i
? ...n the club Thla wlU be known
i - . 'ompany, un.] wlll ?
propen to tb< lub II haa Bxed upon 1150,000 a^
? ? capltal atock, whlch wlll b* ln
Ol thia amount 130,00 baa already been
eaa of th.- enterprii la p a< -
? . pei i ol Incorporatlon a ? re
-? ? ? ii neai two weeka ago. The ih
.!"?? Company are H
?? A ll.r emeyi
? :. '.. ? ?: more, VV .1 Caeaar, W"l lard
B ll Ba la -.. 1 > Q Hend.i . Erneal C Bllai
ai d H O Ta ... i'dgi
among th" cl ib niem
...... ? The
pe, a hli li a in allow ample
rae. J
? .
preaeni Bl I ?? ) ae The Bt Andrew
? ?
kept .' thi ountry, a
paina ipan mal the nea oi ?
:..
built oi ? ind, tbal It maj ?? erlook ai
?
ngi menta ? .. n bi
? ??
.:. Wlll
movi
Th. Sl Andrewa O ' i
he II a; re C
.e flneat i niiy
A meetlna " '' reetora of the Bl
thla week a
I wlth the nea wlll m
arted.
BABB180JPS BBBBISQ SEA POLICT.
tn WA8 roatrrxLBB to chaxoe rr becai-se
THB BEHATB WA8 VI lUEKTLY OPP WED
To A COtfTMCT WTTB EXOLAND
fvmti t>- fTaahlngt a I
, . |Ucian of thla i Ity who, though a
nmnS%rrmt know" ex-P ;: " Inttmately.
with whlch It ha? been i lai led. 'or
nof thi ' ?evei
^Prealdenl Harrte^hadentered w?
........ He r.a l given m ?
wh;. h waa ?
Irlt iln an I
?
;?????
- ? ?
- . ? ? ernmeni
...?. tweei
? ir taln I l
of wai
r Nal
..-? rl
thelr erewa and c.r.'l'-mn thetr ?.? 'la.
thla It waa n<
,-r . ia ild uphold hlm l'p i
he could depend, but I
?t carry the - intry i
? knowing th I Congreaa a
If war ah
td B . althet wai
u'gh' -ertaln membera of bla Cablnei and aev
I hla ronfldenUal frlenda I . ;? the
? ? ? iv was taken. H- founa, i? nia
-. Sb/m the Benaton I Utan
Lnd othera repreaent m ?m?n;
wealtha 1" 'he North were violently oppoaed to a
. .r,". wlth England. The Inten
hey aald. were ao bou.
pllah people ln a flnanclaL I
war wlth thal
ertalnad by them Preal
.
the aea
r arbrtratlo.
. .-? !?? i recelved of the
___^_
TEM OLD OVABD 7" TABADE it UMVAL.
TJ . , ; ouard wlll parade bi full wlnter on
.. at. cartrldgi boi ? ,; ?''? !
the UJfh
annlveraan *>t tn- Evaeuatton ol ?? New
j rk i tha Bi tla Sovember -????'. rn?
assr.:. ? armi ry wlll be al 1230 o'cla *
I,n MAOABTMVM TALBi OB BOBOLVLV.
Thi- Rev. nr Rotert I MaeArtkm preaeha
nlghl In tha Calvan Baptlal Church in BTeel Fifty
aeventh-at ir ' - - 'v- 8P "' ? Hoi
He revlewed the dlacovery of tha Hawallan lalanda
laeuaoed thelr eondltkra al that tlme and tha
ehanxa from barbartem to Chrtatlan
H text waa "Tha lelea Bhall BTall for Hla Law
Dr MacArthur aald
a r 1 of the Lord a waa lltx ra.ly I I
Hai '
valn."
il. ip ,k. ol the beauty ? i a
n irnllicent harbor of Honolulu an 1 the ,
of civlUXatlon l pr. MacArth i three
,yg | ..,,; ? immer In Honolu u he
...
M il. 1 Whl
-
He announced r an lllua
tr.it- I i ght
NEW-YORK DAT AT THE EXPObUTION
y ii New Tork I'i at Cotton Statea and Intet ...
t Expoeltlon Penaaylvanla Rallroad wlll
S ..?!.,! t ii.ii, ji.i TH ?n i BM lo-di ? w-York
an.i Brnokiya to Aii ata ?na retara (ot gRtBB ,*.
IX THE CYCLING WORLD.
A DttAQREBABLa BTJMDAT MAKES FKW
CLUB RUH1
" >N? POR THg LBAOCR OF AMHItr
CAR WHBatLarBM <>THr:it NDTBfl AND
' .'.!\t':NTS
The ?upre5t!on thal tbe I.eairite of Amerl'-an
Whei Ima glva un tbe eontrol of raclng la bound to
Oauaa a gi"at deal of r irnment. not alone hevajae It
waa made by the Chl?>f f'onsul of New-York, hut he
<auHe there ar" a rreat many people who thlnk the
"if" aaay. The paajorlty of the membera of the
1. .l a-. bowever, nr" not ln favor of any aneh
radlcal move, and there |* no doubt that when the
itloa eoaaaa up bafora the Kattooal AasemWy?
and It wlll <-t>m* up?lt Wlll !>e promptly vcrted
down. Cyeta raclng la tha handa of lnexpertenred,
ffireU-** or trlcky promotera WOUM refleot dlaeredlt
on cycltog a- aa crookad ball piaytng in
the Xationil Baaeball Leagua many yeara ago all
but 1 llled the game even among th? amati-irs The
ri al ren to I - thal rhe L. A \v ahoul 1
pay m ire attei i on l ? and other things
ll :. i- .... ';'...?: ? la ... ,
tlme for raclng, and the g one Then
there la a time for i work a
men. u nal
la the League rf Une ican VYheelmen as .,
reaent? Vei Thi re la | ?'. a a*
na, bu:
i who'.a . iing-'
Thr*>. dtaagrei Bui ra tn aue aaaloa ia a
record whlch wheeimen hope artli not he repeated
agaln ln a hurry wn of tha year ta here
?vi" rldi ra >f i ? .--? maka the beat
rmea along. M tet
of th . ? iiry runa arranga i
for yi -l. The pr ?
waa p atponod foi
the thlrd -n 't-r* I.im^ ao dta
rouraged thal l -., - . ; ; poatpone the
run untll n ??? aprli % i-' a rl lera were aeen on
itowi drivea the dav, and th<- road<<
?? the afternoon th;r faw
ilnea. The dr'.\es
In C ? tra i'ark were mudd) and allppery, and tbe
aaa nol ln murh l.etter
- ind l Indeed for on<- ro try
:.;>. ? ral le OHve The heavy,
ea fn.m dryinK out.
ln Brooklyn th<' condM wre a llttle better.
knoa -he roads and whoa
long i ? them bow to d 4ge th*
le path in goodly num
The drivea in Proepei l
Park were I my mud, hut the road along
the Pi I'ark atal Plftednth-aL
?i. ar.d one oould go ail
the wa) ? i thoul pi-'klng up muih
mud, , aa walked around the o,uagmlre at
th ei tranco ^r thi i'ark. lt is a ahame that
? ? tit i il vard la not decaatly paved,
- I lei wMI add to hla frienda
lt thal tha work la Btarti I
... iVhat mlg.il baa b i n .< Berloua acct
?? *'-' ia>' ar*
.- .-..ii.> mud at the en
-? .. . ? rere a i throua
rly, when two t
g p from the Boulevard, the drlvera
I a ..i ??? Bome <>r the wheeimen
alarm, and thej lurt^l off to one
Thi
. . . the i'ark. and ra> ing at
i ? ..- i, but foolnar I:
ibably a nen rlder
? , l dlrei tly ln fn
i i M-r to tha rlgnt
irae I .? k, aJ
? ! sh.irj.ly to the
tieelman and hla
..? reiu' wei
der*a A mounted
? the drlvera, but
.: | .n the future
m ll. ought to have
tlaaa drlvtai i au
.... ??. il bowllng I ? ? ? nt of th* Metro
iba wlll begln to
through the wlnter.
tment have
li . : in cl an
? , ? a . e a a
,i prtaea wlll be
?
Pequod r' h <" arranged a onlque
The run wlll f^ calted
i : ln the aeighbor
,1 It to a ?ort of a
-??? ng rlders wlll
thelr wheela and wlll drop littto
Tt on the "pack
? l try to catch them
?]-i... lay'a aporl wlll wlnd ut> wlth a dlnner at ono
aea
A well-wlaher of thi e of Amerli-an Whetl
? -? ing man Bhould Jo'n
- B ar.d professlonal raelnt:
men r< fr m raclng, yet few of
A U It is sigge^ted
.- ?.. the !.? ai
? ? pay one-ha If more entranee fee l
- h a ru!> would
brlng In thi -?? Ing men In a b ?
-. ng to or rettirnlng fiom the i = iand.
'" arp winds at this
? r nhB'l.i taken elther
rita over th?> reiju
? aail down or back, a.?< th?
wlnd, ai.d th-n. If not wtah
trolley rars.
the Leagua of American
? ill prlnu i Informatloa and
? ime nr.d address to Cyclttlg
?. New-York Trll
DR, PETERS SEtS DAXGER ABEAD.
1IR COXBTDEPJ ?NP.nsTF.t.TKt. IMMIORATION A
BERIOUfl IN.r: HY TO THE OOCMTBT.
The Rev r.p M 1.1:-.'. C Petera, of B\lomtngdale
IWorrr.r i Church, apoke yeaterday rt a me?tin< tn
? ng HalL under the auepteea of the Ameri
i | nl Hla Bubject waa "Amer'.' i'a
v Ha a<ild in part:
"Amerlca la tha beal country la the world, anl
i who can pet r.^hr out. If I
? ln Oe many for Qennana, Ireland for tne
; ? . why not I I I aerica for Amerl
. ??'-;? iker aald 'hat thw ln a land
of llberty, ui . be w ? no man rhe righc
oudly confer
upon immlgranta the great lebt of the ?
hera to Improve
Ha would ' rlct, or Um
i .... g into
ind true
-. ? up to tbelr mighl and ,
Influx
- "Breaki n
the apeaker, ?ui. wa.-,
. , -i\>- ;.h.-:i, ? ? thi
IVe were unable to compete
?. s way. ln.:: | i
intll evary Amert
? un '. aomethlng to .'.o.
? be proti ??-!. he aald. Ther*
? i everj va ancy. The enter
ln reduclng ratea
? re '. wlth, he l
-1 that moat
.. n '. ba character
i liota who "permltted theae
. , klck againat the iawn
? | "
? ? - , '.. waa another ' I i
aeventj two brewera ln th:j cltj owned
pyerj llquor -.. :? r .-.??.d mortguaea
X one ? theaa brewera waa
,.-. | | arttoe, he aaid
lt wa i irehy of run i ey Inalated
. rin-in or lrisii B i ??' tba
...
..... aaid thal mother "bieaker ahead
a ... . ibllc achool a
He .i m*ra to "keep thelr hai la
77/ r. HA \T t \t> Pl f>B BM BHOW OP#.?J TO OA T
An ei ? - ,lf ptanta,
? - flowera - tha Orand i !en
?. i .? al li o'clock to-day, and arll! eonttnue
?]?-.. inthem un ea
hiblt a e eapaaj compltte, and naarjr evary
II- Smlth. the tallow-ehan lle'
He Don'l know; dlpa-omanla
(Plck m--i p
died laat nlxht.
I abould thlnk!
Old
Fashioned
things mav be best?but
we livc in new-fashioned
days. The candle-light
ofJ our forefathers was
only a glimmer beside
the broad daylighl of
electricity.
That old-f.vshioned
taste in the buckwheat
is just as possible to-dav
without all the fass of
over-night preparation if
vou pet the nght Sclf
kai<.in?: Kind of Buck?
wheat 1
CUCKWHEAT
is the old-fashioned kind
adapted to modern
methods of preparatj n.
Feathers
Curled, Cleansed, J;ria*
made fr'>m rustomers' feathers. Every kir/1
of Feather Work dooc in a STRICTLT
FIRSTCLASS MANN1.K. Tipa and
Plumea Curled iccording to tl e I itest l'rcnch
styles. (ilovcs I or dyed. S :: crior
work.
Lewando's
French Dyeing and
Cleansing EstablislimenU
365 Fifth Avonuo,
731 6th Ave., 346 ColumbUI Ave.
No Stairs to Climb.
Our work is a standard or oxcellenc?.
??. - beautiful. ? I to the very out
knei ol tiie hum in I I, ak
new and striking - - ar
. ib >ut tome pretty Qtimney g\
Corner Chairs that sell for . .'$16.85 ?
Combination Bookca*e and Desk
e
e
$11.00
How ? ' . ?: pretty the Phrygi in Laca
? with tints and I
ipond with ?
known by leetng them Jt our C irtatn De
partmenL
t Kehffl Rufi, 1x19.$14.93 4>
* rnKDir (iivi:\. ?:
l BAUMANN BR0SM \
t
ll. 24 and 26 EAST HTH ST.,
\|c | ?
> t It lOKIi.
?% v^fA^fvevfA, -f^eA^VtyTA "V % % %,%? % ***4
ATTENTION la -alled ro the n *nt I ni] rta>
tfcma if PYPHER & 00., at Bth St anj
Fifth Ave. N Y. This ooUectton conalata of
the cbolceat pie"ei nf the oid Qobelln an 1 other
- ' -are gad anti.jue Ta; ? ?' 1
Ital.an and PTehch Br "ade?. En
;? . tneel examplee ol Old Frei Fun ire '
if Loula xiv . XV . xvr Ch
... m th- Old Itallai Flei ah and Engtlah
Carved ' ?ak. i ?i i Engllah 4
EVERY OAKE
- ?. ??? ?
... nterea ne o?
i
?taet
...... eleai
TEMPEMASCE StS'iAY 0B8BRVED.
BPECIAL SEBHO.VB IN BOME Og BAal
CHUBCHE8
Tha twenl Bunda whkdl
een leaignal i ? ? t.
tha Cbureh Temperan. ? -
Dr Heni y Y. Batterlei ? ? ? ??
N . 278 Fourth-a ??
ham, aecretary, waa ? beei ??
' .--tant Eplacopal *
i preacnlng of apecial ?
BTBHOP LEONARD AT THE EPIPHANT.
i. - !.??? ;.- v Leonard ? ? ' rha
furladk tlon of M
? , ..-l yeaterday al the < hurch of the I
'l hlrt) -fifth at and Lei *
mamiy on I - ? ?
?
alai 1 ?: ? ne teealty of ??? -
thi Church I
clared thal the eyea of ?
i ui on N?wO ? ?a. Btati ?
?i "**?? _ ?
TBTIXe ro CLBAB Bl* CBUBOB Of 0BBZ
The Rev T. S. fartwr.r - - ?
BgAWmpal Church, Buahwlch-ava and i-t
Brooklyn, le naaalng aa enTort to e>ar off th
edaooa af the parhah. an>i aaelariay ai ba
hla aaaaaagaCtoa at the aoornlng aenriee that a I i
had < mtrtbuted H 8M ton trd
mortgagi ,
Mr Cartwrlght told h a congrvgati . t
to n*v? the eui re li.
Hi aald thal theae mendlcanf appeala were ?
onnx to Ood ..? I an to the ( hu
ilare,1 that If th- L'hui
provule tne meana for It* aupport an?l i
ahould be experlei ?
he aald. the pariah to a
of the atander thal ? ?? ?
fallure. He recetved pi ?
ai . i the aervl '?a fr >m man) l i
and the) wlll be fort
Mr I'artwrigtn arlng pB t .n
,'. I.t. ...i. M, I. "?
Brooklyn f..r hi. congregatlon, ae tbe preeenl aaa
?ilogether too amaJ
CO SEE
the new lami'iei al Cowimitharait'i tblar*
Carpeta. ?'h..oae your pattara to ba BUUla Bl ihe
old low pit -a uf wowl and wagea

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