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I ml - THE SUN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1897. " 9 '8
1 l IN THE FOOTBALL WOULD.
li'jM Vn IUVOttTANT GAMES by the
yAx io elevexs this aftehsoon.
Rl I)' Harvard mm Cornell taMert In IUtllnjl
j-v-jjlfll ' Cambrldjerennsilvatila lo Play Hronn
iWBSBCV lain Une. to West Folnl imrtmoutli at
'CmTT' I,rlacetoii..-avn rroin the Collea-es-Xotra.
'" Four InlrjollcRlnto football -rames of eon-
I (T ahlerabln Importance will tio ployed to-tlajr, tho
lj i result of which will nflonl exen better lino
J J I on tb 4 strenrth of tho bis ele on than hnt has
j.i ' beu ((leaned from tbocontosU alrctidriilaycd.
(. W I Hyuriird will piny Corrn.il at CnmbrMee, l'cun-
V ajlvnnla will meet Hrovvn at, Pro-rlrlcnco. Ynlo
A i will tncUo tho Cntlets ut Wist Point nnd Dart-
.( mouth's olocn will lino up ncalnst the Tlutra
fl. oU PrlniUon. Tho Harvard Cornell Bmo Is
I attractlm? moro nltcntlon amoiiB tho en
i tbuslasU nil over tho country thnn tho other
If events. Tho Cornill clcen, as Is generally
kuovvn. Is stronger this fall than for Mrcrol
' V years bncU. The lthnchna ltnvo played nsensa-
J) tlonal drnw with Lufn'titto this season, and
I f ' Jast Saturday they put up such Rood football
I V ltbat 1'rliicoton boat them by tho surprisingly
j H email scora of 10 to 0.
H II Cornell nun havo been claiming ever since
I A "- BC"vn began that their team would boat
UV Harvard. They have based tholr opinion on
Hllj tho fact that tho material at hand has boon
KyffL lbcttcr than ever biforu und that tho coaches,
jvjnl Warner and lloacham. nro tho molt competent
oKmiI lnnt (-'or,Kl1 lliw t'cr uml' T1, Pnnic3 "'I
mt II Iiujclte and l'rlncoton havo strengthened tho
1 1 liU kopes of "'o followers of tho red and white, and
HI fjl Ymuiy of thtm are gi'lng to C'umbrldKgo to-day
tRw II to cocr Cornell's end of tho short odds offered
w ul 'on """urd'a ihincei. Tho Cornell rush line,
W ' II H wbll not so heat nsMIorrnrd's, la mado up of
Hnj men whoso thief aim Is to bo ucttvontid to play
II rl fafll foollm"' '" 'fames to dato tho Ilhacans'
I I I rush lino has Inrarlibly been speedy, and that
I I is a big factor In any team's strength, liar-
n mtri ""Vd's "no on tno contrary, h is been criticised
1. lU almost cuntlnually lor bIotiiioss, which at
I 8 IH 1 times bj an Irreparable fault.
I j!j I In Young, quarter back, Cornell has ono of
I I tho stars of tho country in this position. Ho Is
' ' an expert at punting, and In this respect many
L-, I I persons btlicv o Harvard w 111 experience trouble
I ,,1 ' as tho Crimson cannot boast of a slnglo flrat-
..1 (I class punter. Cornell's backs and thcro oro
' w'l t,T0 ftt " 'bem-can bo selected from both
'Mu beavy and light material. They havo dono
ft 1 1 ell so far. but they arc expected to exceed tholr
If I ft nork in tho l'rlncoton game
' (I m The groat body of Harvard men. including
, ' the coaches of tho team, and Ilojton enthusiasts
1 I ' J ar0 strong in tho belief that Harvard will win,
if but they nro careful not to predict any scoro
i v and refrain from declaring whether Cornell can
. '-A get tho ball across Harvard's goal lino or not.
I j y Tho fact that no team has scored against Uar-
l 'ti vard this season and the Inability of Brown's
i l eloven to "score last week, although tho Provl-
r denoe men had previously rolled up fourteen
' points against Yale, have boon t&kon as evidenco
that Harvard's strong point lies In defensive
1 work, so that from an Impartial standpoint
! many critics look upon the game as a closo one,
I with luck cutting moro than tho usual figure.
f The argument is set torth, taking tho Princeton
game as a criterion, that Harvard will not
surpass tho 'liters' record of ten points, but
i, that Cornell will find tho Cambridge team
nearly as strong as l'rlncoton in defence. That
Cornill nill play at Cambridge betoro a crowd
II almost nhouy In sympathy with Harvard Is
l. I another fact that should not bo lost sight of.
' f II Altogether, tho ganio may turn out to do the
I j hottost so far this season.
! Hurv ard's easy victory over Brown, by a
n tcore of 18 to 0. makes Pennsylvania's chances
I to-day unusually bright. Tho Quakers vtill
If I ha o a most powerful team in tho Held, and ono,
that will fulli vqual tho eleven that disposed
f of Lafayette Vt a scoro of 40 to 0. Tho Brown
j team will be strengthened by tho presence of
I I Halfback Fultz, who is one ot the tlncst foot-
ball players in the country. He did not piny in
.. I the gamo against Harvard, which was a blow
, to his team's confidence and energy. The Penn-
eylvanians, however, are looked upon as sure
, winners by a tolerably largo score. Brown's
i efforts will probably bo concentrated In a tight
' against the whitewash bnibh. Tho Quakers
I ) are expected to draw a big crowd, as they are
, k n If lookcd,uponT1n New E i-iland as Harvard's most
i I Jill dangerous rttals this year.
fil'i I ' w'" bavea hrd game at West Point.
HI The Cadets havo a formidable eleven and aro
'ill I Improving cUiily. Harard defeated them 10
A I to 0 a couple of weeks ago, and the Cadets suc-
. cecded in defeating tho strong isleyun toam
Jl early In the season. The absence of Cad wala-
R 1 der will probably bo felt In alo's ru6h line, as
1 It ttie bls fellow was a tower ot strength in all tho
'' II I games played this year.
f. ' V Princeton should have a rnthcr easy time
'f I n disposing of Dartmouth, as tlio Ilanov cr elev cu
f ) was not very formidable against Pennsylvania
1,1 a few weeks ago. Tho Tigers will probably
T take no chances of having men hurt, as they
- t are saving tnemsclvcs lor tno battlo with Ln
' fayelte a neck from to day. Lafayxtto, by the
( Ml way, will piny the annual gome with Lehigh
j r, this afternoon.
" t Phinceton, Oct. 29. The Tigers took an en-
cournging brace in their work this afternoon.
I Sluch of the time was Bpent In signal practlco
il of the lightest nature, after which the arsit)
H" players wire put through a sharp ten mlnuto
game against the scrub, during which the first
j cloven scored onco. In tho sUrnul practice
i Balrd distinguished himself by kicking four
cools from tho field, tvio of which were from tho
45 yard tine. Armstrong was not in tho gamo
to-duy, and tho coachcrs havo decided to let him
have a much needed rest. Tho muscles in his
neck wcro strained yesterday vthilo ho was
smashing ono of tho bcrubs' mass plays, and
j be Is badly bruised and battered from tho hard
u playing in the recent games. His absence from
J ' the team necessitated several chunges in tho
rt make-up of tho lino. Edwards nns taken from
IX I entro und played at right guard, while Jordan
' ( VM advanced from contio on tho scrub to tho
ll I amo place on tho 'varsity. Booth plaod contro
lii I or "10 scrub. Crowills was nlso out of tho
ll t Kamo vvith a slightly Inlurod knee, and Blckcy
l I Played left guard. Ulllcbrand was in his old
I I place nt right tackle to-day for tho first tlmo
',) blnco tho Indian gamo on Uct. 16. Kclley was
, ' also in the gamo at right half back for a short
) time. Hult showed a big improvement at left
I tackle this afternoon. Ho broke through the
II ecrub lino repeatedly, smashing the intcrfer
i enco cleverly, and tho coachcrs bellevo that ho
has at last struck bis gait.
I Philadelphia. Oct. 29. Tho Pennsylvania
eleven Itft this city this morning for Provl-
. clence, where thoy will piny Brown to-morrow.
I AH tho men aru In good condition and will play
' in tho gamo with the possible exception of Out-
. land, who is Btlll suffering from tonsilitls. The
J'ennsj 1 aula team. In c ent of his not playing,
J ina5r "J0, mado up either by transferring Boyle
'llB VJ ,Sf,lcl? unii Placing Folwell at end or by mov-
JH AfA A in,KiUnA.i. b.',lc'c t0 bis old placo at tacklo and
W lt Plating W alkor nt full back. Coach Woodruff
Ml l I ?'! .t0-day hu was considering tho advisability
H. 1 . of a.'nB ono or tlio other of thuse things perma-
mvf f I ncntly owing to Uio lack of material at tacklo
' , ?.n .i th? I.oor condition of all tho candidates.
Mfl. ,, I uutlnnd, tiooman and Cornoll all suffer from
W i fynSvl1,1? t '.bo knee und De bllver recently
I ii . , llls,1nk " Ibcso are all tho tacklo can
It . I ?i4ais'i J.!1?'1 JT01ll(1 l' seriously missed in
I I , lheba lltlil, though Walker is quite a jood
Mr ! Jl!?n' Uo ""''.1 not rt I'ln,e 'bo captain In tho
M i iSielteence.or '.n Ul,,e J'lunelnB. though this is
, i 51B,5!r?nBV,1l ,uU- ',l '" bnrdly likely that this
' ' Sf.W.I'"1 .bo '""i1- 11,u absenci of Boyle
M I ;ft, iae.",a "ould also bo felt. Inthoposl
mti ' I Ji "JSnl3, "'o.fPew, not Iho superior of any
Ht-I I nian playing tho place lo day, His work this
' I year lias simply been wonderful. Ho would
In' m.m rtJ Tri, fc0Jls,e'" , ot lackle, though ho
III l L ' 1 mSnSPmi Jfii?1 d'"nite ls maa tuls la U
mtj'ill mnoh moro likely one,
RV! tZJh)' Oct, 29,-Yalo expects one of
IK, S,t brd.??fcktf?,, ot be season to morrow
mW ' 1 RSiW n i0"u C.apu "lodger will put
B I nu I110, "no against tho cadet several new
id rn.Bn.,JiDOVtu:ko AnJ f'8" ' hurting the vet-
DP1 t f,"?' I'l'10 ha.ve ?"l,. two weeks before thoy
m J tacklo Uurvard. HubbeU and (iroenway who
,1 L.T.e not "'".fY"1, a '!" W the 'varsity this
?l 5fa?n". are Hkoly to be put at end, and Cant!
M M' i-&n ""J.Chambcrlln 'will work ho tackles.
H ll Lb,a.".,,be.r,"".U a.nBW m,n In this position: He
Hi 1 SJ5Blli p,lu'r,n ll "ednesduy and h"s not
Hv.fi I ,onS lm? a emo tboro yet. At guard I Mar.
mtVfl "Ji. ' i".','1 l,r(mn "'" bo plijed. "jlrown hi
V f ' Fitlfo t .'.Sir ".'m61 of tb0 V' J'nball phiyrd
mft ' &n ?i,.ir ?"rttlll,cegamesnloplaed,buthas
Wllf 1 Ithtr lo ni1! WI,I"'I" t'VP handsomolj.
mUL , i-ii i. ' PJ AU" "ill protmby p U centre
TV ' Li """e"f " a bad knee, and though
Wm U iiSt n cf,', iU,i"''n" ," ,b0 "rub to da, he is
IV I ?ng tieth I, I U.i"B ror"1' ,,ost """ Ul" Kly
llm. I iufctts at .i,T" """ tried wlih goefd
iJW V hashn.,n,i"lru'.KA"c"i ,no former liuklo,
fcl I BgCuiiemif,!.0'',,hB."!lblall,'lu"eck,pla.'
H7 li land Coruln M ' '," 'u "10""v noon. Marvin
I I whether lies i. 1"','lc"'s -ni Is other us to
, I oVnli s..hiii .w ' 'r'iu '"'"-I'Toof tbclalele
HP, I 'Llol Is, '"I1!'111' lr. IrnniUlIaioii.
H I 1 hit thtro '"''"'''.'IMrtinent at Yulo. nr.
Hk Ixf liaiwllii 7'adwb.ia ,ri!auro' """ Sanfoid who
2Sfof i l thii iiS,ili ' "'fdcT's ciso ut the sturl sa)b
Smf P wm cTrtai,,ll"!,"1'll;""'li!lttr,)'1' Cudwulador
I '
K
? eIn.,et.7,t.t,renlr-even players for New
iHnktJitIi,iS.,.0fkil,aJ'wU" W t tho Murray
Hill Hotel to-iilght and go to Wost l'olnt to
morrow. Harvard scored only two touchdowns
against West Point, and Yalo expects to glye
tho W est Pointers a surprise by crossing tho
line about four times.
The pleasant weather yesterday attracted a
largo nndcnthusuulle gathering of students to
Berkeley Oval to witness tho game between the
teams representing Barnard and Cutler schools,
tho former winning by it) too. It was the open
ing contest in tho (tocond soetlon of the Now
"rk. ov-8 holiKRlIc football sorlos, tho winner
of whlrh will play TrlnltJ ychool for Iho ehsm
liioQhlpottboaertlon. Tho strong wind that
blew across tho gridiron inndo good minting Im
possible, but nctorthclcss moro than umiiI
punting was dono, cspoclally in the m cond half.
Iho Cutler boys plajed a looi-e game, their
fumbling at critical stages being ver costly.
Barnard, on iho other hand, played a fast,
snappy gamo from beginning to end.
Cutler won the loss and scloctrd tho north
goal, giving tho ball to Barnard. Wenck kicked
oil to Adams, who got around tho lo t end for
twenty yards before ho w as downed. Tho next
pass was a futuhlt', and the ball wcntlo Barnard
on Cutler's twenty llvo-ynrd line. With good
gains by Wontk, Karlo mid McMlllen through
left guard tho ball was soon on Cutlers lle
yard lino, from "hero Arnold wnssent ow r for
a touchdown. Hall kiekot goal Cutler kicked
off over tho lino and Iho ball wan
brought out to tho lwcnt-llv ovarii line. Wrnck
kicked to Adams, who, by splendid Interference,
ran twenty live yards before ho was stopped.
On the next line-up nn unusual play occurred.
The captain of the Cutler team gave the signal for
a punt, but tho quarter back misunderstood it
and stood still holding tho ball. Wenck broko
through the lino and, taking tlio oval, ran nil tlio
way to Cutler's goal for a touch own. Tho try
at goal failed. This endod tho scoring for tho
Urn half.
The Cutler boys showed considerable Improve
ment In tboirplay in thonocond half, boon nflor
tho kick-off Barnard worked tho ball down tlio
llxld, but only after bard work. The bill ex
changed hands sovcral titnes and was punted up
and down the field. Birnard got it on Cutlers
ten-yard line and then passed to enck, w bo
fumbled. It boundod over Cutler's goal line,
w hero Talbot fell on It for a safctv. Barnard
ninden touch iown but failed nt goal before
tlmo was called. The lino up follow v :
Ilurnartl. I'otUiont. Cutltr.
hercher Left ind Brlkham
Caldwell Lett Ucklo Harden
WrlKbt Lett guard Muck
Hull Centre Leech
Arntdd ItlKht Eusnl Cornell
IMtel lumit taeklF...Tlmadgv(Cat )
Fluudrau Klitht end loll
11 nllman.,.,. Quarter hack 31CAnrticy
JtiMllkn Lett half back Talbot
Larle Klght half back. Adams
Wenck (Capt) lull back Warren
Touchdowns Arnold, Wenck, Earle. Safety lotich
dowu ralboi. uoal from touchdown llall. Heren
J. M Cab. Dwlglit School Umpire J Brt-euan,
Pe La Salle Institute. Linesmen A. Uoresen and J,
Mckee, Btrkeley behoot Time US and Ku mluuto
h sites.
CAMnniDQE, Oct. 2. No anxiety ls felt In
Cambrldgo ovor the results of to morrow's game
with Cornell. Indeed, the Crimson foot bill en
thusiasts do not expect to see Cornell si ore, de
spite the rather listless playing ot tho Harvard
eleven this week. Capt. Cabot will put into tho
gamo his strongest eleven. In addition to tho
factor that the elov en Intends to try somo of tho
plays ovor which it has been quietly at work
perfecting in secret practice. So far this seas n
the Harvard team ha resorted to few tricks,
preferring, however, until It gets iho now
plays perfected, to resort to straight, old fash
ioned football. For the last week Harvard has
had an unusual number of coachos on hand giv
ing tbo finishing touches to tho team for the
Cornell game. Of these, besides Forbes, Em
mons, Lewis, and Wrlghtinglon have been most
tireless In their worst. To morrow will see tho
result ot their efforts. In speaking ot tho
prospects of to-morrow's game, ltccgy Brown
said this evening that he did not think
Cornoll would score. Ho stated that Has
kell, tho old Amherst and also Crescent
Athletic Club plaver, was In line form
and wouli take Norton Shaw's place at
right guard, bhaw Is not in good condition,
and has recently lost weight. Pirkerwlll take
bulllvan's placo at right half, bulllvan is en
tirely out or form, and his injured ankle shows
little signs of Improvement. Parker Is an ex
cellent substitute for tba place and plas a fast
and snappy game. Warren will play full back.
On the lino Bour6 and Moulton will resume
their positions. Both are in first-class shape. It
is not expected that Don Id will be in condition
to play. Freddy Mills will take his pla e. Swiln,
who mado such a good record In tho Brown game,
will play loft tackle In placo of Beef Wheeler.
Swam has nearly recovered from his lame
ankle and Is oxnected to put up a grot gamo.
Garrison will piny quarter back anil Douceite
centre. Cabot has recovered from bis indisposi
tion and will bo in Iho game as usual. Brown
further said that some decided changes may
occur in tbo Harvard line-up before tho gamo is
over. Little or nothing is known hero concern
ing the playing abilities ot tho Cornoll cloven.
Added to this is the fact that several ot the best
Harvard players have Just returned from sick
leavo and may not bo able to Dlay through the
game. Both these -facts tend no Uttlo Interest
lo to-morrow's game.
To-llai'a Football EveaU.
ITarrard vs. Corn-Il. at Cambrldre.
United Mates Military Cadets vs. Tale, at West
Point
Brown vs. University of Pennsylvania, at Provi
dence, Washington and Jefferson ts Pittsburg A. C , at
Pittsburg
Dayton College rs Wittenberg College, at Dayton.
LarajettvYs Leblgb, at Laston.
Pnllllps Andovtr vs. Worctster Academy, at An-
QOTer.
Irving vs. Yale Freshmen, at Fastcrn Parle.
Princeton vs. Dartmouth. at Prlucton.
La .reate Boat Club vs. Hnelaer ' Poly, at Tro.
Unloads ltutRtrs. at Albany.
IlarylandAgrlcultural College ts Johns Hopkins, at
Baltimore
University ot Oeorgla vs. University ot Vlrglala, at
Atlanta.
Kearny A. C. vs. Paterson Crescents, at Eearnr.
Paterkon True Blues vs. Arlington A. A., at Pater-
United Rtates Naval Academy vs Pennsylvania
btatu College, at Annapolis.
Holy Cross vs. W orceUr Polytechnlo Institute, at
W ore ester.
Newark C. vs Englewood P. C. at Newark.
bt Paul High bchool s Brooklyn lilgb School, at
Qarden City.
Lincoln i.e. vs. Crescent Club of Jersey City, at
Bayoune.
UUinont A. C. vs Qulncy A C , at Prospect Park.
Uettysburg vs lud ans, at (Jettjsburft.
Stevens Preparatory behool vs. Plngry School, at
Elizabeth.
Newark Academy vs. Hontclalr High School, at
Newark.
Mouteialr Military Academy vs. Brooklyn Latin
behool. at Moatdalr.
Williams vs Colgate, at Wtlllamstown.
MontcialrA C. w. Arlington A A., at Montclalr.
Illvendde A. C.va. 4t.euslniitltute, at .Newark.
Uowdoin va Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
at Brunswick, Me
Franklin and Marshall vs. Bucknell, at Lew.iburg,
Pa
Tufts vs. New Hampshire College, at Durham, N. n.
tvewtonA. A.TS Chicago A A, at Newton Centre,
ltass
Amherst vs Trinity, at TTartrord.
Boston A. A vs ltostun University, at Boston.
Dlcklnsou s, Ursl. us College at Carl slf, Pa.
Kaunas University s. Iowa University, at Lawrence,
Ean
Oberlln Collego vs Ohio state University, at Colum
bus, u.
Pnllllps Exeter Academy vs. Boston Colleg-, at
Exeter.
Purdue University vs. Indiana University, at La
fayette. Ind.
Hwarthmors vs. Columbian University, at Washing
ton. Syracuse University vs. Wyoming Metnlnary, at
Wlikosbarre.
Uulv entity of Michigan Undergraduates vs Alumni,
at Ann Arbor, Mich.
University of M unesota vs. University of Wiscon
sin, at Mluni spoils
University or Missouri ts University of Nebraska,
at Lincoln, Nib,
Wistimuster College vs. Hiram Colli ge, at New
WltmliiKtoii, Pa.
VV Hshiuxtun and Leo vs Central University, at I ex
tngtbu, ky.
i-llsibelliA C. vs.OrltanlF C , at Fllsabeth
Murray IIUlj of New York vs. Warlow a. C , at
Wldtestoiif.
A tua F. C. vs. Credenda A C , at Jersey City.
New Jersey A, C vs Plulnneld A. A., at PUIudeld.
PaclnoA. C. ii Jamaica A C , at Jamaica
Forabam ColleKe vs VUlauova College, at Fordham.
Pratt Institute vs. Adelphl Academy, at Brooklyn.
Football Jlolea.
n.C M. Brokaw,
At Cornwall on the Hudson New York Unitary
Academy, lBi Trl. Ily behool, 10,
The Lenox Juniors, cl&linliii; tho championship of
narlemai 11U pounds, would llku to arruut,u kunivs
for bundays. Address Harold II. Larl, fjd 1'juq utrcei.
Euzabeth, N. J , Oct icU The oltlclals agreid upon
for the Orange kllsabeth gamo on elrctiun cluy are
Jo.h Harmed of Yale, umpire, and Kraut Norse of
Princeton referee.
Itomlg, who plays right end on the Irving Club's
team, lias been ooaehlng the Brooklyn Latin behool
boys tap past week, and a marked Improvement Is
shown In tnelr work.
The Lustons have election day open and would
like to arrange a game with u team averaging Uo
puuudi will guarantuo one half ixientin Address
Manager UsorkO W, lUdloy, JJ tldert street, Brook
lyn. I)r La balls lustltuto has protcite I tlio gamo which
It lost wltu Berkeley School on but lupd; Ihuna
ture of the protest could not liu lourned, I ut It Jsru
luorttl tbiit the referie nave a wrobiltcla on in ul
lowing tba bull to go to llcikch afic-r Dc La Saila
klcktd out of bounds twice.
The Brooklyn Latin behool has rearranged lit foot
hall schedule as follows Oct, till, .Monuiuir Military
Aiadeiny.Nov. J, bt Paulbwhool, d, DnUut bihooli
111 bt At In a High School, Id, I'lau Inatllultt 17.
Adelhl Aiadoinyi ii, btovtus "Prep," . Mout
eialr U. A, Ii7, Mount Pleasant M. A.
ICnd or the IIOMbln Trials.
Tho annual Held trials of the National Bcaglo
Club of America wcro brought to u cluso at
Hempstead yesterday. Conditions wero very
favorable, and tho card, whlrh looked liko run
nltig ovor to Ibis afternoon, was UUposcdof In
Bhort order.
'Iho classes wound upwrru tbe Derby class
II, und the post ontry ih iinpion el isees. Kund
V. Tbo results wcro not uuiiouueod.
Cuolball, Kasteru 1'nrk. Hi8 ro-l),
Irving vs. Yale Freshmen. AdmUstoa, OOa-dv.
ON ESSEX COUNTY LINKS.
HESV1.TS IN TUB OOZF TOVllSANEHT
AT TUJS OOVSTItX OLVIU
Travis, th Oatiland Chaaapten, lleaten by
Tync or tho Slorrls Couaty Club nallett
Wins rrotn llamlltnn-Craliaraanil Knnevrr
tlrfrated in the 8pm. Finals Tor tho Cup.
Golf was contlnuod In tho opon tournament of
tbo Kssox County Country Club at Orango yester
day. The nront tetturo was tho defeat of Walter
J, lrn Is by J uuos A. Tyng, It was a delightful
day for tlio sport, but a strong wind bothered
the players in driving on somo ot tbe holes,
T hero w as an interested " gnllcrv " to watch tho
platers, which Include! many womon. At
night thorn was a golfer's ball In tho clubhouse,
which was handsomely decorated for the func
tion. Tyng nnd Travis vtcro tho first pair to start In
the second round of tbo Oovornor'a Cup match.
Knch has mado a record as a winnor In opon
tournaments this sotson, hut this was tho first
tlmo tbo two had over bocn plttod tocthor.
Knch had a strong following among tho on
looker). Travis has tho moro graceful stylo,
taking alongcr swing both In driving nnd on
tho full iron shots, but T) ng's short and strong
swing proved tho moro elfccllvo In Its results.
Honlsorirovo tho longest ball, but this nt first
did not dismay tho followers of the 0 ikland
amateur, for they know thai direction rathor
than dlstanco Is his specialty.
Tyng made the first two ho cs In par strokes,
taking 1 to each, whllo Trav Is, who was nnt
nt his best In tho short gamo, rcqulrod two
0'. Tyng also won tho third, by 0 to 7, good
ivon golfing by both. They halved tho fourth
In 5s. Then, at tho ICO yard hole, Tyng drovo
to tlio edge of tho green with tho deck and lay
dead with a mashlo pitch, getting down in 3,
Trntls tnkliig-1. Tbo sixth was halved, in 4s,
Tyng topped hlsdrlvo from tho soventh toe, the
ball dropping Into tho road at tho bottom of tho
gulch. Travis clotred tho harird noatly nnd
Tyng gnvo up tho hole. Tho short nolo win
then won br'ljng in 3, but In pi iving the homo
hnlu ho pulled his dm o Into tho rnvlno a. id
nguiu gave up tho hole. '1 Ills left Tyng 3 up nt
tho st irt for the second round.
The match ended at tho fourteenth holo, with
Tjngun. Trav is got tho twelfth. In 5 strokci
toll This was tho onlv hole ho won that was
played out to tho putting green. Two of tho
byo holes were halved, Tyng winning tbo oth
ers. Tho cards follow:
Tyng 4 4 ft 5 S 4 8 ft 41
Tratls 5 0 7 a 4 4 S 4 U it
Tjng 5 3 0 5 tl 13 4 3 43
Trals 4 5 6 0 t 4 4 0 1J
Approxtmated. tBye holes.
Another match In this round that wna well
contested was between Dnllott and Hamilton.
Tho latter seldom plaBWelI In the morning, for,
llki- an old race horse, ho rcoulrca plenty of pro
I llmln iry work to warm hliu up. At tho sixth
hole Billett was 3 up. Thereafter Hamilton
played unto him, nnd ho was only 1 down at tbe
ninth, while at the tenth tho match was all
an, uuro. I) illctt was 1 up again at tbo sixteenth.
Ho won tho seventeenth, by holing out in 'J, giv
ing the match to him by 2 up. Tho cards wcro:
Dallrtt 4 7 S B 4 6 7 4 1147
Hamilton B 4 U 0 4 0 6 S 49
Dallelt A 4 7 5 5 6 8 2 -40
Hamilton 0 4 U 0 4 4 0 4 41
Bye not played.
In tho other matches for the Governor's Cup,
Graham heat Watson, who hnd defeated Fox
ball ICoeno on Thursdny, nnd Ennevcr beat Ben
nett in clever style, Graham made tho fifth
1 holo In two on each round and played Insplcndid
form throughout. In tho semi tliials, plajed in
the afternoon, Knncvir met Dallctt. Although
1! up nt the fifth hole, Enneter wns 1 down at
tho ninth. At the sixteenth Uallett wns 'i up.
Both drove into tho rnvlno from the sot enteenth
tee, but Dallctt reg lined tbe fair green in tho
best style, nnd won tho hole and match
Tyng and Graham played a neat game In their
round, but the Morris County m m carried too
. much canvas for tbe Ardsley rcorcscntatlt o and
won handily by 4 ut) and 'J to play, although
nriham outplayed him on several of tho holes.
Tho cards wero:
Tyng 4 4 G 5 0 B 4 4 440
I (Imham - 1 S II 1 C M 615
I Tyng 5 4 0 S 3 6 4 4 641
I Oraliam 4 4 0 4 4 6 6 M 4 34
Bye holes.
In the morning round of UioConolatIon Cup
both rnurstnn mid Dr. bchwartz wen their
matches by iho narrow mnrgin of ono hole. Dr.
bchwart7 heat 1, Homme lieu through a beauti
ful approach from the rotd on the homo holo
with the niblick, which left tho hall within two
feol of tho cup. Baker won both his morning
nnd afternoon matches In good style. To-da ho
will meet Colgate in tho finals, bummnries yes
terday follow:
Oovcrnor's Cop Second Round F A. Dallett.
sex.tM-atC M Hamilton Baausrol, bv'Jnpandl
to play J A. Tyng. Morris Count), bat VV J. Travl,
Oakland by U up an I 4 to ptiy. M Grbam Jr ,
Ardsle), beat C. F Watson, hssex. by ft up an 1 I to
11y.T. C Knufver, hasex, beat A.Percy Dennett, bea
rltfht bv up
Neml rlnjls Tyng beat Graham, by 4 up and 2 to
play, IHltett beat I uuever, bv J up an 1 I to lar.
Coiuolatlon t'ui sp. nnd Hound VV. It Thurs
ton. Morris Countv, tx-at If W. Slocutn. Maten Island
1 I up Itnv. V L. r-chwartz, l.atewool. beat S. Y.
LMIomm dleu. by I up, J B Baker, bt. Andrew's,
beat George 11 Jenklufton. Jr , Essex, by 4 up an 1 J to
play , Austin ColKate, ssex, beat George C. Mchenzle,
ljaltusrol by 4 up and 3 to plaT.
bernl Unals Colgate heat Thurston, by ft up and 4
to play. Baker beat Schwartz, by 2 up aud 1 to play.
Tyng and Dallett w ill start In tho final round
for tlm Governor's Cup nt 10 o'clock this morn
ing. There nro nlnoty seven entries for tho
handicap to be started ut the same hour.
A great number of competitions aro on for to
day. At the Queens County Golf Club tbo first
nnd second rounds fur tho club championship
between tho sixteen who qualified nt match play
will be dfctdtd. The winner will receive n
gold medal and tho custody of tbe Maxwell
Cup until Dei oration Day, 18')8. Tho tlrst
round will be plated at Uo clock In tbe morn
ing nnd the second at '1 o'clock In tbo afternoon.
1 he tie between Foxhall Kecno and llcvereaux
Kmmelt for the Bed bpring Bogle Cup, Iclt over
from tho open tournament, will also he decided
this afternoon. Other llxturcs aro as follows:
Ardsley Club Cla A hnnlhap for Barber and
Anhtjotu cups and Unals for class II Bacon cup.
Wee Burn Goir Club Competition for Delafleld
cups
t airfield County Club Mixed foursomes ror cups
presented by the women members
Marine ami Hell Club Return match with Oak
land Club, at Bath Beach
Iiyker Slcadow Oolf Club Handicap (first day) for
Eddj Cup
Nutley Oolf Club Handicap for Morgan Cup.
Stattn Itdund Cricket Club Women s tournament
for club championship
hnglevvood Golf Club Competltlou for MacKay
cups
Richmond Couiity Country Club Handicap for W.
W 1 owrev Cup.
31 sdowbrook Professional match, Way against
Orltlllhi.
Piunceton, Oct. 2'). Tho neml finals In the
Prlmctou University Golf Club tournament
wero played on tho 'varsity links. Bayard at o
mio, this morning. A great deal of Interest
centred in tho contest between lu P, Bavnrd,
'im, the Intercollegiate golf champion, nnd It, K.
Chillis, 11101, Huj aril was awuj out of form
and wns dcfenitd by the freshman by 4 up and
3 to plat. Vandernool, 'OH, heal lllalr, 'lS, by 1
up. Chllils nnd Vnnderponl will meat in tho
fluids for thcPajne Cup. which will ho played
on next Wednusdu) afternoon,
Ntmst,
In the finals nt handicap mitch play for tho
Baron Cup for class A phijors, at tho Ardsloy
Club ohtcrda,.Iohn 1. Terry, Jr., bent H. M.
Billings, who conceded U strokes, b ud mid 1
to pin.
Jack Itamsey of Cnnonstle, a player of consid
erable reputation In Scotland, bus arrhed in
this country.
ttlurl.l'p or tbe llaraeas IlaclnsT at Louisville.
Louisville, Oct. 21). Tho weather wns good
and tho track In excellent condition to-duy, hut
a small crowd witnessed tho closo of tho Louis
vlllo Fair nnd Driving Association meeting.
The sport was tamo. Lady Nottingham, Ktnlly,
Thollonk.and Forost Herr won their respective
races in straight heats nnd In ordinary time.
Tho Vlilago Farm btoblo of East Aurora, N. Y
won tbo bulk of tho prizes at tho mooting, and
Geers was the most succossful driver, Sum
maries to-day:
VhlOcliss. pacing, purse It, 000:
Ladv Nottlngbum, b m , by Nottingham
teiuje.t, I y Hay Chief (Miller; 8 111
Klcoll), b. s (Mclaughlin) 12 3 3
VV II. (I, b g. (McCarthy) Si J (I ft
Capt truucli, cli s (I want) 1 a II 7
Col Thornton, b s (Vuiuneier) 5 u Jo :i
Uiiz.'lli, Ii (SlnKl.in.y) il 7 ll 4
Miis.Mirt.arct, blk f (Vinlkir) 7 a 4
J0.11111 Ine, b in (Ukki r"ii) 10 10 7 V
Mix Williams, b in tllaahj II 4 ft 8
l'rlnci Hal, Ii. s (Lanren e) 11 M S dr
MydlaVMIkis. h in Lai haaii H Ur
Tlmi-2 UU, -' oiicj, 2 Olitj, 2il0
Douglass Makes; 2ilft class, trolling! purse- ll.OOOl
Enillj.ili in, by Prim o itegint llarliura, by
Kentucky PrlucH (Uiers) ,....,.1 1 1
Cald, br c (VVylle) V a J
Lruorcc, b. in iluoinas) dls
riiue-4 WO, i-.U, ,111'
JelTi-rson County Stakes) .'..10 class, trotting; puns
l.tiOU.
The tluiik, br K . by Clilnies aoldflnch, by
yiainbrliiolvlug ifliersi 1 i
Oiorklumm lir m. (Noblei ,, ... a 2 2
Direction, blk. m (VVulkir; ,,, i 4 0
JIuy hi m, cli 111 (IIIuIiwiuhIi r, a ti
AcairUiul cli g (iiui.hliik'i I il ft
VMilto l'ulnts, n k tUicki-ron) 1) ft 4
Cauorj heed, b 111 C;.ro.ltri dls
Time-.'! 1 6, Vi I IU, Jtli,
L.and N. lUllroad btakes, 2, Id class, pacing: purse
l.tiOO,
ion si Heir, br g. by Dr Herr ((leers) 1 i j
Joo Bailey b. K tfboinao. ... a u u
J '' Tluie-a.lv, (.tLAtiUtA.'
.
itovrLiya,
FlUellas aad Corinthians Heat ex ky the Albl
on In the A. N. Touraey.
Dy defeating the Fidelia and Corinthian teams at
the Germanta Assembly Rooms alleys last night th
Alblons Improved their chances considerably of win
ning one ot the American national tournament prizes
Tin scores!
rmrr out
T dells Paulson, IflTt Koster, lnl Amann, t70
Foege inNihahlsdorf, 201. Total. 870
Albion Taylor, lHti Packer, Iblli lA)ckwood, loll
Cllugen, 214 j 1 Arnold, 10S. Total. HOD.
SECOSl OAMB.
Fidelia-Paulson, 172; Kostir, 202 Amann. 142
Forgo, 20'liKatiNdorMal, Total, H,0
Corlnthlan-Holden. lull Clinch. Iil, Walter. 210
JIacLellau, 14ft Brill, 172. Total, S7o.
Tinan astix.
Albion-Taylor. lOlt Packer, lull Lockwood, 17S
Cluigen, IHBi Arnold, 170 Total, 20
Corinthian llnldi-ii, tTSi Clinch, 2U1 Walker, 153
JIacLellau, 100, Brill, 212. Total, 810.
Tbn Nassau and Mount Moirls Hank tfams wero
ttvleriOcrratrd In the anV Clerks' 1iie.iie tourna
ment at Itetd's alleys last night. 1 lio scort s:
nut OAMB.
Nassau Bank ttslnrs. IH8: 1 art. 11 Bonton, 102
Coo, lllili Yuuug, 101, Total. oo7.
(.ornFxelniiir Haul Ilutklry, lftlj Oerlts. 1B3
Hanna, lUliltltchell, 1118: Ilayius, lilt). Total, 0B0.
sECosn 0ME.
Nassau Bank Hatnrs. tI7i Fnrl, V7;Binton 134)
Cor, ism oung. 1VB Total, rllO
Hamilton ll-ink O .shaughncssy, 122; Oroo, 1B0
IlackLee, 11 0: McLean, USI Muoney, UO. Total,
tft..
TitinnoAMi
Corn Fxchange Bank Buckley, lS4t Orrdts. Ill
Eerp uns Mitchell, lMli llaynei, 113 Total, S97.
lttmlltoa Bans OShaiit.hiiesy. 1A7; ilroo, 02
Buckbco, IIP, McLean, VTlMooney, 175. Total, CSO.
lOl'llTII OAMK.
Mount Morris Iiank C. n. JtKever. tTVi Wendell,
HI, Lewis. 102) Tlmpsou, I8U1 Gross, 14 U. Total,
OHO.
Herman savings Bant Folz, ITIi Rohde. 00 Flck
hon, 104; Schrovder, 113; Utiblhauscn, 142. Total,
OSJ.
PUT!! OAME.
Mount Morris Bsnk C H MrKever, 140t Wenlcll,
12't; Lewis. 01 11 unison. 11 J; Uioss, 100. Total,
a ill.
Unit d States Sub Treasury Jordan, 125: nymes,
1211, Oakley, 104; Jcuklus, 1G Vates, 17U. Total,
Cd7.
SIXTH 01ME.
Orrman Ssrlnc" Bank lolj, 1.13 Rohde, 12S;Elck
hnrr, t2J;bchroeder, 100; Muhlhauseu, 130, Total,
CVS.
ITnlted -tates Sub Treasury Jordan. 131! Hymes,
1 till Oakley, 113; Jenkins, 140; Yates, 139. Total.
002.
Tbe closing games of the week In the New York
Royal Arcanum Lesgtis tourniinent were rolled at
the Uloge Club alh ys last uhtlit. The scores:
rnurr omr.
Knickerbocker Council Blair. Ott Bermllye. 1S3
Brandt, in, Krarger. lV,on "latin 131 Total.OIO
Cltliens' Council s-preen, 15B: Tonjrs 127: VV li
kens, Ul.Powlas, lujtsntrlcbert, IbU. Total, 700.
SECOND OAME.
Knlekertiocker Council F'ommel, 141, Bermllye,
121l Fruhan. 87. Krarger, 132, ouGlahn, 1ft.'. To
tal 050.
timiire City Council Knut el. 202, Partridge, U3
Bralsted, 101, Draper, 1J0, Fuchs, 157. Total, 7U3.
Tnuto osMr.
Citizens' Council Spreen. 141: Tonjrs, 125 Wll
kens, nt Powles, 1ft I, txbwlrbert. I4t. Total, 72.1.
Lunlro Clly CouucII Kuubel, 170 Partridge. 115.
Bralsted, 135, Draper, 158, luchs. 17U Total, "b7.
Last night's games In the Cnlted Bowling Clubs'
tournament at Thum & Katiltdorf s Harlem alleys
were between tbo lndeia u lent, Washington and
Hoodoo teams of section J The scores:
nnsT OAME.
Independent Tehmnnn. 141. Raehs, 178t lamllno,
102,klrlnir, 1SS, Itrvvtnberg Ul. Total. 810.
Washington . Shlman Its, (i hs 1SJ, Ketser.
140. S Zeuu. 171.Stbl(T. 157. Total, 630.
SECOTO OSUK.
Indrprndent Thmann, llrt.snehs, lRli Lamllne,
107, Kleiner, 107. 1 Oewcnli rg 150 Total Mil.
Hoodoo bpltrborr, 101: Dcunlnger, US, lelt, 104;
Hewitt. l-5, Mitchell, 179 Total. 657.
TIIIKD OA9IE
Washington V. Shlman. 1S1 Ochs 18b: Eetser,
nt, b. Zenn. 151. SchlfT. 17S. Total, HI".
II001I00-S1 ItsbofT Ift'i. tiinnlnktr 151, Felt, 1S2;
Hewitt, lit), lutein 11. lot Total, bOl.
The South Brooklyn aud Prospect wheelmen com
ptted liu.t night In the prelim nary tournament of
tbe Long Islam! Asmxlatlon of Cycling Clubs The
t.r ater Sew York Whe. linen have b en admlttoil to
the tournament, and they will complete the prellml
nary acrlr on Monday nti,ht. Thirteen t itltis are now
entere 1, ind thr two divisions will eonsUtof seven
clui s In the Ana and six In the second. Last night s
games resulted as follows
riBST OAHE.
South Brooklyn W. Stoutentierg 13t: Anderson,
1MI, Comlskey. 120, llutb, I7U, Allen, 185. Total,
i7U
Prosnect W. Oarllchs. 131; Bohnor, 143, Seattle,
130. VVjIQ". 142;bhannon, 151 Total. 700. t
SECOND OAMC.
South Brooklyn W .stontenticrg 134; Anderson.
13H, ComlBkry. 121, Ruth. 1 10, Allen.l4rt Total S71.
ProMit VV. Uanlilis, 141. itnhuer. 140, Beattlc,
Vs; VVultT. lUf.Sliianou, 14 L Total. 03J.
Tiuan oaxk.
South Brooklyn W.Stouten1erg, 121 Anderson,
If--, loiulskey, 134, Ruth. l.'S, Allen, 187. Total.
7d.'.
Prnsprt t W flarllehs, 151 ! Bohner. 171 Beattle,
147, Porter, 151, shannon, 118. Total, 740
ftllliert Council a team did not plsy up to Ita usual
averurrln the Brooklyn Itoyal Arcanum tournament
last night and narrowly ebcaped defeat In the third
game. The scores
rmsT OAHE.
Oilbert-IIager. 182. Fullor. 1B4, Orifflth. 188
Bearls, 150, Van Tassel, 130 Total, 774
Acme Teed. lid. Moor-, ltrt, Cuthbert, 123; rills
worth, UO, Bierman. 140. Total, tibd.
SECOU OAS1E.
Acme Teed, llli Moore, lftl. Cuthbert, 14B; P11U
Tiorth. 1JJ, Bierman, 1 lo Total, OBll
Alrrt-F. Wo.h1. l.'d. II Wood 1110, Hawkins, 108,
Hero, 145, blddall, 1JJ Total. 705.
TUIRD OAUE.
Alert-F. Wood. 124. H Wood 120, Hawkins, 155,
Fliro. 13J. Slildall. INI Total. 711
Olllert Ilaxer. WH. luller, nt, Qrlmth, 162,
Smith, 104, Beards. 1JJ. Total, 71V
The Brooklyn Women's Bowling League held Its
annual meeting at the lliphant elul houso 011
Wiilncsday nlgnt Mrs Jai'iuts irrsllul, nnd tbo
following club were representel by d, legates A B
C , Monogram, I ad) Mouiauk Lady VV elcouu- Laly
Inlepeuileuts, Unter Uus, an I 1 ml) Lquals Tbo n
jHtrts of tho officers khowtil that lbs organi
sation was In a tlourlslilug condition. It
was decide 1 to hold a tournament this
season, beginning In 1. bruary. tho i,aims to be
played at tre 1 lei hunt elllbhotuo atliyn Tho elec
tion of nfllctrs resulted ai followa Pre-ldenl. Mrs.
Alva Jaeipiisof tbe Mono-rram, V ,ce-prisl b nt, Mrs
Whit lot k of tho Mouoram, Set retary, MUs MettaS.
Illlir uf tho A. II C, Treasurer. Mrs. a. Molltorot
tin Lady Moutauk An ndjourned meeting will la
held next mouth for the purjioso of recetving appli
cations for membership
Howling Cames To.Mabt.
Wholesale Drug Trade Association, olleys 1 and
2 liodg Oicottvs PowirsS Wit.htinan, Upjohn
I'lll all llraliult' Coin anv -vs Povvirs K Wolght
man, Dodsn t Olcott vs 1 pjohn Pill and (Irauule
Conian, Rot totter & llalachir vs. 1 auitiau A
ki nip Aihys .1 an 1 4 Hrnen, Rltiluy & Co s
Vhltall. Tntiim Co: Menk & Co vs VV iiltall,
Taluni A Cu , Merck Co. a Ilrueu, UltcIuy&Co
Howling otea.
The election of onieers of the Puck Bowling Club
resulted as follows r, Allhaus, President! I)r Charles
llrosch, Vict Preslueut, Jacob tiaucr, beeretar , U.
UlrlH Ibous, Treasurer.
Tho following ofllcera havo teen elected by the
Fagle Bowling Club L, Kpatmcr, Pnsldeut, P.
tuhute. Vice l'resldi nt, J VV .-J Ion, becrclary; O See
gcrt Trtas irer, II R istedt, Captain
At a met ting of thr bit Inbllgler Hiwlliig Clllh the
apprndi 1 otlluers wcro do lid Chiirb Sthmldi,
President, fb orge Klpp V b t l'n sldent. John sit In
I ilgler, beeretan und treasurer, ChurlcsHierdt, Can
talu
Tho Central Howling Club nirmlirrs, who practlco
at the Milage Club alltjsevtry 1 111 slay uulit, 1 H ot
ttl the following ontu rs Ifeurv bbirrir, i'rckldtnti
Irederlok A. Rrlts, the Presblt nt, John F. Bauer,
Treasurer, U, J, Brunges, becrotary,
A fsew Countrj Club on tno Hound,
A new country club. In which noarly two hun
dred summer rosltlonts along the shoroof Long
Island Sound between Mount Vernon und Itlv cr
side aro enrolled, will havo Its formal open
ing during this week. Among tho orgnnlzcrs
are V. II. Hamilton, Henry (lllsoy, H. 1. Whlt
takor, James Kildulf, I'. II. Itobliison, Fred
Dorcmus, I:. Hanford Sturges, Simtiel L. Swett,
II. E. Uorcinus, and (1 cor no (1. Tison. lliey
havo leased tbo Ulossom Huatb properly, wild
tho option of purchasing It within three yoais.
It ls situated on tbo old lloston Post road,
)ust beyond Lurcliinout, anil during thn
Bt month an army of workmen has
been busy laying out golf links, tenuis
courts, polo flolcl, nnd pigeon shonliiig grounds.
Yachting will ulxo he a prominent feiture, as
moro thnn hnlf of tho 1111 iiihcrs nro associated
with ono or moro with! clubs along tho shores
of tbo Sound, '1 ho old lllos-oni inansitin will bo
used us tho prlnelptl diiblioiisu, hut work Is
being pusliul rnplillj ftuvv.inl on thostnblcs for
Iho polo ponies und tbo smaller liousis that
will bo usod print Ipall) ns loikoi rooms by tho
golfers, pigeon shoolirs, und tennis plnyors,
Iniirnamciits and a series of bymkhauu games
will bo arranged during tho winter.
Illlllnrds.
Tho 11-lncli balk lino hundlcap billiard match
between Kdnard McLaughlin and Oru Morning
starat Ives's bllll inl room vras coneludod last
night. In tho afternoon MeLuuglilln scored
'jauto MoriilugslHrN 114. 'Ihu uvuuliig game
n suite 1 In favor of .Mt'Liiigiilin by a score of
iiM) to l.M. liitalsiiiro 01 tlvudas, k'.fjuu lo
1,511, in McLaughlin's lav ur.
Ilasrbisll.
Tbe Now York liaseball Club has signed a
now pitcher of the name of Bterllno. Ho is 'Ji!
yeura old and weighs 1S5 pouuds. Uo euiuos
lit lily recommended, and Is thought to be a
uuuur.
LAVIGNE WHIPS WAI.COTT.
na jirr.v ns AitnvriLT at the je.vb
Of THE TWELFTH UOUSH.
O'nourke Claims Tlint HI" Man Is Attacked
with Irnrnn and Throws Up the !nongr
Hard Hunting liy noth Trlnrlpnls
Klaht Tbou.nntl l-rrsons Hen the. Contest.
San Fran usco, Oct. -'!. Tho greatest crowd
ntnprizo fight in this city bIhco tho Fitzsltn
tnons Sharkoy mill saw tho Walcolt-Lavlgno
battle to-night, at tbo Occlilcntnl A. C. In tlio
Slochiuilca' l'atillon. Fully H,000 persons wrre
In tho place, nnd they wore drawn not only
from San Fraticlico, but from every town of
mi slro In Iho Slnte ns we'll ns tlio Kast.
As In noarlj every pugilistic contost that hn
bocn silted tiled to take plato In tbo city, rumors
ot crookedness and fako flb'ht big in to bo
circulated a totiplo ot dns ngo In a ma
jority or rases they setmed to bo entirely with
out foundation nnd made chiefly for tho purposo
of Influencing tho betting. Hut Hilt tlmo tho
betting seems to hat 0 stnrlod tho rumors. Tho
nay Iho Inoncj went on bred distrust, tbo
nmouiit wagered being In tho neighborhood ot
$75,000. 'Ihuuionej of tho Binnllbollors, which
In tho uggrcgtte makes it tidy Bum, nnd is usu
ally posted nt iho last moment, did not go on In
tbo amount expected.
Tho betting opened a week ago at 10 to 8,
with Wultolt as tho favorite Gradually tho
Lavlgno money enmo In and Walcott's prlco
lengthened, nnd last Wednesday It nils oven
uiouc). 'I hen tho rumors got allont and Wal
cott money beenmo a bit scarce. Lavlgno had
taken the plucoot the fnvorltontlOtoO. Totlay
tho Lav Igne money piled In oven moro rapidly
than It could ho tuken and Wnlcott went bnckto
7. AtOu'elock lo-night Lit Igno men wero will
ing to t tko 0 to 10, but no Wulcott money could
bo brought out.
Ills dcc'nred by tho men who deny nny crook
edness tint tho change In jirlto was
brought about by two things. In tho tlrst
place, it bco.11110 gtnetallv riiinorod that the
reduction In weight to i:ir pounds had
wcaki ind Wnlcott so that ho realised he could
not win the battle. Then the E.mtcrn rico track
plungers ntiirlj all favortd tho taglnnw loil,
and the monev hnd n good deal to do with tho
matter. It also Imame kiiuvvn that O'ltourko
posted a elu ck of itJ.iuh) in a poolroom to bo
wngticdon Wnlcott. Hu slopped when $1,000
of it had bocn accepted.
According to tho urticles tbe men wcro to
Dght twenty roundsat 13' pounds, to weigh in
ntOocIock Ihisctening Tbo club guaranteed
n purse of ij4 &00. or bO per cent, of the gross
rciclpts
At 0'45 o'clock tho men entered tho ring,
v alcott being Hrst and Lttlgnc following lm
mediately, llchlnd Wnlcott wcro O Itourko,
Joe Cotton and ll orgoUUon. Livigno had as
esouircs IcdiAlox niiici. Hilly AruiVronir and
Hilly LiiMgni. Lddic t.ranov was intrndueid
as rofcrcc, with the atimiunccment that If ho
saw an) tiling alout the ntfalrtliat looked ques
tionable he would dcelaio It a fako and walk
out of thurlng.
1 liu niinouni emeni that tbo Sliatkev-Ooddnrd
fight would take plico hero on Not. 18 was re
ceived with a stnrui of hisses.
'I he gong for Walcott nnd Ijtvljno to begl 1
hostilities sounded nt 10 o'clock. Tho men
agreed to light in clinches, with a fice arm
Iirst Roin ltotb men were careful, but Lavlgno
woj, the more ngitrrH.lvc, ttioukh a bit will He fol
lowed Walcott TMously during thr last half of tbo
round und landed a uuuib. r of telling blows on tho
eidiirvd lad s fact Ihetmu fought like demon, with
Lavlgnrbav ng di udeolv the lieltt r or the roun 1.
Sfcomi Hot mi Hot b were strong nnU ukgremlve
and tbiy cut out a vt ry fast pier, Lavlnevsoa
rather vvild, but be scored morn fniuiiitly In tho
nn. talnule VValiott evenc I matters up tow ard the
clne. and twasaitTbod slight
Tiunu Hot xn The men kept up their fat pair.
Lavlgno doing the bulk of tba hading Wal ott,
honevfr stood his ground and blocked most of tbo
Kll'sleaU
lon.Tii RorD Tho round opened w lib both men
fUhttnrf nerct ly. I avlgno so w Id but VV a trot t Old
not do him luui h d tinner to petik of He fonteutid
hlmielrwlth blocking' tho kid s blows. Inac-jtlono
rub VV tie itt was thrown heavily through the ropes,
I but eiuuot.lltrtM,rl.
Hltu ItotMi Lavlgtie was still dlsposid to rush
matters, but Walcottstiol hlmonTelt vi nv. Silth r
man seemed to lie abio to kot In ony telling blows,
most of their leads, particularly I.svlgm m. bilng
wild Thu Ilubt sofar w ts lat but ratht r eltimsv.
Sixth IIoim, Thn nun went at uh ot'ier like
butchers I.avUn hsmiutrlni; W skott vlclou-ly lit
tbe stomach an I J vw with tbo r'gbt Joo chopnl
tbe Kid on tno nick with overliali 1 blows, but Ud
not sr in to M-trtS4 him This round vvasverj fast
and Lsvlkbe n 1 1 iv til a slight advantage
-rvpNTU It a Mi I avlkite winl artr tho colored
boy like aielone, hauuiKrlng him ar und tie fttur
eormrsoflle ring Ho so 11 bail Walcott krogy,
1 ul the iHllereilnchrd ducked and turn d his back
on the K d to avoid the ttrrlllc punishment. Tbo
round cnd'.l in a ellncn, with Walcott doing tho
hugg ng
1 miiTii Hootn Yl alcott seemed to recuperate wllb
thr rest, while LitUiu hlowtd U . Thr men kept to
getbtranl I attend iwaj with ut much alrants.r,
alih nub I arlgno tie inod to lie doing the most ef
ficllvr Ughllng. Walcott op net a gah ov, r La
vlene s for, b.al, bat this st , me 1 to only Infuriate
tlu Kid Ho beat Walcott In a fearful manner tow art
theeti6eof thr round, and scut him limping and
grivgi to hlsetiru r.
Myth P. tn Both mm rought lite wtld-ats.
Lavlkiin it. emt 1 to I short of stt am, while WaUott
I was stronger an I did soma hurl work Tie men
w re clln bed iiimt of the Hint, tho onl iffectlve
I tow being by lav lgne, who 1 inded over Walcott s
heart
Tltii Rocn Wdeott came up limping, and It
was sal 1 that hr was faking cramps Lav ignr wrnt
at him storing on the bolv an 1 Jaw. Ilerectlved
about as good a h gut however The tare was
Eerct'ptlblvslowir. all I Invkne was covered with
IimkI 1 be reft rte wa-t blood spattero I from artlng
the men, who were tlinchril mot.t of tbrllmo la
vlKur ha 1 a sha U III Ittttr of thr round, downing
VV nlt-otl once But the -sglnaw boy steinid to be
weakT
FLrvi rn Rorn Wilooit ai peared to br strong In
cllnche-i. but Lav) ne n ntliiu d 1 follow aud pluy
for tin botly. Wal ott fount a vvav or stopping tho
Kl 1 s trlvf. hmoir n'ol thr latter transferred his
atlrutl m to W ale t sjavv. Ho landed name telling
rUbtslh rt- lav Una a , turtl to bo sufTerlng from
cr mips as the round Insid
TwiLi-m Rot mi I av gne was a sorrv looking
flKhtt r with his bl 10 1 invert d face, but ha was strong
an I kipt upthe a o Iliplaiitnl drive alttrurlvo
on VV olcott'- stoma h, and llir eolorrd bov wns as
sist! I to his corner by O'llourke. afit r rtcilving a
fo rftil beating in the stomach The rouud ended In
Lavino s favor
At thoiloionf Iho twelfth round O'ltourko
announced that U alcott could light no more- nn
acioiuil of nn ultaek of crtiups Uo nct'urillngl
threw up tlio spongu nnld ile.vftnlng clierrs.
Thovlolnrj w tsfuirls ctrnnl by Lav lgne, who
whndidthn most uf tho leading ami landed
nearly nil tbo punishing blows.
Aens of the Wheelmen.
Tho claim nmlo by tbo friends of C. T. Eirl of
tho K. C. W, that ho cotend aniile, straighta
wuj, on Thursday In 1 minute '22 l-r seconds
isdisprotod hj .1 nicnsurtiiiint of tho loursc.
Eirl's friends scletled Twinlv second avenue
from bixtleth lo Eightieth street for tho per
form tnee, which, l)j nctti.il measurement. Is
euteii ighthsnf a mile, Considering thospcod
nt which Eirl travelled It ls safe to calculate
thil his tlmo would havo been nliout 1 mlnuto
110 seconds. On a mcistired course Karl will
try to mnken uiiln record next woek that will
bo rorognUed by tbo Century It ad Club of
America.
ROl'TI,ul.
A bun Reader In rl lim lo Jv'evv Haven, Conn ,
starling from Hftj n nib tn it ml Hgnth nn one,
kotliiouAhO uiral Park to I loth t.triet an I I enox
uvt nut .lonilnut to With strn t, aroun I viouut Mur
na I'arU, lo liflb avtuiii, to I I'd 1 strtu t, lit Hit
Ma II0111 av nun lirhUt, iro- 1 lit lirl igo to inth
stri el, to Willis avtnuo, to Wist Ii ster svtnui, to
v est t'ln stt r kn p lotbr Itirt or lue Pt bam r iad omi
mllfithiu filowlt isvt t It v Island and Travern
Ulan 1 to New Km belie, take lb 1 tllllll Iko to I an h
luout iroisth brl Igti to Mauunnaik follow the
Poitt 10 1 1 tbroiigu Ryu In tbo Untou rotd
bouse, to the turnpike, to Port Cli stir, leav
lug tho Inttir 1 Ian. follow Muln aticet
atriivs the llltain River Irllgr.to Iheturnilke, to
tin Post road to tin cow Lit itnitmiit to Oret-nwlcli,
btaiufoid, liailcn, Norwalk and bntith Sorwalki
crois iho rallroa I and fu I tiv tbe shore rnait to sanga
tuts Church. 10 ar the railroit thtn takoltlvorsltte
avtuur lotho VVt , I port dravvbriiUt . irt sn tho tirblgo
tobmt port. I alrtlt dan 1 ttr dg purl ein-ot the rlvt r
an I foil iw Uo iiirni Ikr tbroiikli btratftinl, WUrunl,
Mi rwln s Point and VVt st H tit o lo Nl w llavt 11
11 II s In rllt friim 1 rookiviiioiiardint Ily, go
to the t-n.t rn Partwav mid f illovv Mono avenue, 10
fllelitnnio uvt nil , to Ilronlvvov to Jam that from
there kit pou tbe M rrl k roi I tobprliigneld, Valley
Mieam, I yubrook, lit mpHtc'i 1 and ttarden Lily,
T tidllan It. alMiit flflein milt s
lharli II Valtntlni In rldlli from Jersey City to
Plalnlltll, s J , ptsi.li g tiirou.h I'liaUth go to ihn
llmlsoii ount) ifo 1 1 vard an I follow to the Newark
Plank road to Newark tlun take IrillnghuyHen
an inn loH.inltth toiiiiniiKibriiugh llo-elle, t ran
ford, VV 1 slllt Id nil I lanwnitl In 1 lulllllt 1 1 Iberols
no mil. r wav of rl liu- fr inJirs y Clly 111 hllztbuiu
v, IthiMit imssliu tlir nub Ni w trk
l) VV Jetk 1 lo rd from long Idanl Clly to
Wblli utiitii, 1 . 1 gntlir uli VV ndilli 1 1 lltislilng,
In VV bin M011 .' Ii n lliu rr.irn ih 1 It) II II, this
tit), to luilhKtrttt mi I v 1 lis mi v 1 1111. 1 Killir.nii.li
I'haliibtrn slrnl, lo V 1 t lliidn.i), Ii liu Ihun
nn I, In I u ttti an nn I lift) eighth strut, to
MalUm avenue to IHIIlis rr, f
I BRIGHT. MIPlD 8i PUmf
J, U. 1'At.L TOhACCO l-y., lUv-lLMWvU, VA.
fS2393&3ar39-29999a9s099sid9&9Sd8)e8)9 II
MS "Setter than ever and Btlll tho best." & ll
BP3 THF" f ftm
m m 1 w ie Ustocss, wonder
m a$ 11 pf how "Regal Shoes "can
fl EM (& Will he made to sell for $3.50 1
m ife' S per pa Think it over. $
W) bba PL "141"
I l to- A Button Ca,F I
I , " A natty style for which thero S
$ lm"'- r Is a great demand. Made In
Jw WX&to A laCe' lnCalf' Russla Calf, S
MW- Wvr an name' (double sole), g
I lW$f' VvNfe' "JA Patent CaIf (snglo sole),
m Hi if button and lace i (
l; 'M L. C. BLISS & CO., I
to WpL Sfcifl 115-117 NaujSt,Ntw York. ft
SHIikSv jjVSigM,, .W Broadway, NewYork,
to WwSlfev. -jNiSiBvO 2SS 23' Broadway, New fork, S
Si BJ 357 Fulton St.Brooklvn. $
to yj88wwi& 'i 3 BTOKMi $
to JS9mrth i Boston. Pittsburgh. 3
(TV WNiHa, '' ,31 Providence. Cleveland. JK 11
(ft j. TmSt&SlmWl " NewYotk' Detroit. $ iVi
to E'-X npr Pilr Iro&srcHiBNfl? Buffalo, N. Y. S J I
CXVJi rrTliBr? Walla Walla, Wash. S
S ,40.rclrrce.Nigr Pnotonr.Whltmnn.U.S.A. l
geeee6v366frS6egCCCCCCClCfCgifC?g;CT li
TITH
DISSOLUTION SALE
OF
IlililinOlJGII BROS.'
great stock of fine, reliable cloth
ing begins at S A. M. to-day.
The assets of the business must
be turned into cash, and all goods
Suits, Overcoats, Trousers,
Full Dress Suits, etc. will be
sold at a great sacrifice.
An extraordinary chance to se
cure the bet clothing made at
phenomenally low prices.
HIMMERuLOIH BEOS.
Malm V bolrsalers Itttailers.
BLEECKER ST., Cor. GREENE,
Midway bou BroaJvrav & nth Ave. "L" Station.
11 a cixa.
Frorrarams Pull or Iiilereattnr Features far
Morris 1'isrk Tti.Dnj.
TheproRrnmmo for Morris l'ark to-tlay In
cludes tho rorilliain Hii:hvvcli;ht Hantllcap, for
trvto tr olds antl over, anil tlio llirctMlio
Stccl-ihasi.' Ilnnilkali. Tho entries follow:
First Ilaoe A hanilkap for two vear olds aud over,
last five and a ualf furlunics of the 1 cll s. course.
HhCKlesIa 1 211 1 Master Janus 107
lmperalor 1 till Lady Mirlau 1011
llronio 1 lTIOala Hay 101 .
Nuulh Arrlca 11" hum HU
ho aoguo 110 MUs.vtlonal uu
Orion liml I
Seeond llace F thn e year oils an 1 over that j
have not won at this tutlu,;, sclllnt; allow unccs, the i
VV lihers mile:
Dutcb'-laUr. 1 10 Old Satlitus 102
Kamlro 11 llo IIus.li lvnuy lut
Premier 1 11 'i nriis II Kctiham...li)l ,
Volley Ill Hrtlllin 101
Tauls lO'i 1-rtt'Iauce US .
Qtiv Slieeban in" ltnslter US
Alberts 101 Doiilltttr UO
AlilnciUm loj Hob. rt llouuer HI
Draw I. u.l 1 1J Traaut t
llngli Penny and Georuo II KcU-Imin, Duke s. wish
ardseutr. I
Third ltace For two year olds that have not won .
duHuirthls iiitt tins, last six and a halt furlongs of I
tbe vviilursmlle.
I)enino;ue IBS Qypcelver 119
It an tl ill la.'Ksn Antoiil.i liu
hlttfuul 1 111 W lllstllllK CuU ll"
hlrtlawaln UU Hardly 11-'
VVarremoii . . 1 111 llvrou Cross 107
Fourth Katt Vtr twit year olds and ovtr: selling
allowances, st in furlouKS ovtr tbe Withers course
The Winner l'-U Iminrator ion
Piepo'la l.M tlnud llmia Iilt
llowanl llanu l.-l llrtuuo 103
halvalile lltlo eliKUla ll
S mier l'ffo 1 1 I Ihonias Cat 1UJ
Treiiiaro lioiluiwell lift
J A.Uny IHU Myrtle Harkuiss IU
tiallleCIIUOt, l(i-.vi.itib 1'lald Ul
Kamlro If . ..... lutlCbiim bS
Tre i arftoand Chtini hensutlunai entry.
battle LII )Uot an 1 1 olirnfcutn, tireeu Morris entry,
Mfth Ita'e The turlbain HUhw IrIU Handicap,
fortwo-'tjr olds nn I over, tlio VVttlurs uillii,
Il4slines .. . 110 TbtmiasCat 101
Tilioiiii II 1 in liiHsiiti' HU
Itond i lllllladv 'lltthi.ll .... tu
l'rtllilir .. . 1 1 1 I.-l Oolet i WO
Tv pboou II mi I Itundo, Ilroiuley t niry,
.SlJtlb It ut the Ihne Milehtecplicbaie Ilaudlcapi
for tlirt e year olds an 1 ovt r
(lushluir I do .Trillion 141
Thoriuline I'll'Iitcupod MS
Wood 1 Itieon I IU Mam Chau Ul
Wood l'lgeou and Decapod, Colt entry,
A It ra (turprl'tiitf ltrvrranl or Fnrns.
Cincinnati, i t -'ll The stirprlsinir reversal ot form
shown tt l.almil' toda )i A 111' ovir hi vvnttlitd
sliowliu; 'isttldiv tuuned lilllih IlllfitV ntlu ttilll
mint, out the Judgts s iw un luti'.u for rltlilsm.
Carlb I rukti dniv u In tliu fmirlb ran. lr i lira t s
entry, '1 ro, wits orilt rd st ratibtsl Jtit In fur the.
Ilftb, Mis rei.'1'tratiim was nut iloar to ibt. judirrs
JissCoulo, who, by the wu-.ls orlnlnullv f nun VVII
lleHliiisshonii, Iui-iMii, Oa. uilo his usuul uuiuber
of vvluut rs lo dav, three p-timinurli si
Flist Itact tl'ialpiiicil slstn nice of yesterday))
one mil' Idli Hour 101 (t.'onle' I, 11 to n, vruni
Orar line 101 ((llnis m, .1 lo I, setoud; Ijllls, Ud
(l)UKt'l, 7 to I, tlilnl I lint, HIP,
hecund llacu-llte rurlun.s 'Hal Watue. 110
(Ov rtou), I lo .', wtill, Ket loua. 1 HI (Cunlt- i, 1' to I,
second -paltlv V , Urn it m p n ao to 1, third,
Tlun, I 0 -i ' mil lid wllb liiinier
riilnl Ita. mi. milt I t-sliiKtiiii Pirate, I ml t Kan
d.llll, H t i ,'i, wt ii lllnuru In Will mils , 11 tit 1,
stiiiiiil, UusmIIj, UU I r . lo to l.tiird limi-,
1 l.'K..
ruurlli Ha. i-Oneiiillt mil HVtnlyjirds till',
J 1 v lii ill t i w.in oliiiiitii I. ii Ptrkltii I
lo I s i ud II in 1 li J i llll-itii'). 7 to 1, tlilrl
Time in
Hflh iltce me nil'e Orlunr, ItPi ifniiliy), 0 to
lu, won Anla h U7 ll'tli nnlilii I to 1, tuiilid
bdiU'ninoll, Ill'i Kill") 0 to I Hit;. I llliie 1 IU.
Mltli Itait live mil u lull f itl iittrt Unlit Itfi,
(Conl-vi I to 1, wt li, Jft I.111 .mis Hoi (K lit), 1 1 lo
in mvii 1 1, oiii'ulMUi, I U' .1 1 iL:n , J to 1, third,
Tiint, 1 UU
Tenniler "iiriiKlua u Surprlm al hliiserli,
hisuinn Oil .'.i Tin tali nl mi Ivt I n si v, re st
link In Hie n. mi. I r.in I" hi ti di. liinitir at
lot b (id la It atliiv th let fuvorilt Ha.v.ii. rlio
ntlu r 1 irntsvv rniipluiul I) wt II pli t d iliultts
Hiiiiini r
I'lrnl linn lour iml a i nlf furl nu Muy Phikt r
t it iv tu 'i nn I I in i w ii li .. b i 1 1 1 lur
pl.t i mo ll. I r VV VV I i rd I ll I ul j
hu mil Hal. I l'n fm lulu. !' I ii r I I to I an 1
4 lo I IV m 11 IV nl It mil fir 1 .1 , mi till 1 llulllliil
M .third II 111.' I II
Third H.U. Ilk fiirloiika i urn th i to I jwl 7
Ito 10, vvttu, VValli r ('. 4 to 1 foi I Ian. aiuouj,
Oracle third. Tlliu, 1 i"
Ivurlbllaie tour aud a hnlf f utlouj Oratlr, 7
Sport.Giuui'!J GJooas. H
trrJ f I MrM-rsaM(-ajs-(ns f H
If you aro a bo-ccr you certainly realise) I
that to enjoy kooiI Iioxhir tho best gloveo I
slioultl be uscu. Our Mtcnfice sale mukos It 19
possible to buy the bist eIovls nt greatly 1
reduced prices. (
THE $7.50 KIXD AT $5.BO
thi $r-.oo KIXU AT $3.00
T1IK S3.00 KIND AT $2.00 ,
COMPLETE GYMNASIUA1 SUITS
CotisUtlng of Full Tffrbts, Quarter-Sleeve (T CC '
hlilrt.&steenTrunks.Canv&sRubberSola ts 11 v
bhoes KuLbinK Towel. Bathing Trunks. J'sWaSLyVf (
Boys' Rugby Foot Balls, 80 cents.
A. G. Spalding & Brcs.iSpaldlng-Bldwell Go. '
126-180 .Nassau St. I 2D. 01. 03 W. -SiM St.
un. istscEi nonuvii allgh
to rent. 308 West BUlh St.
Site (Turf.
MORRIS" PARKKACiS
Hi WhbTl-HhSTEn 11ACINU ASSOOIATION
8th Day, Saturday, Oct. 3 0th.
Tbe Fordham lllelivveikbt llntitllrap, iba
Ttire -rllln Ntreplectmso llaudlcjsp aott I
ftiiir ulli' r r irra. I
1 1 P.ST It ACE AT 2 P. M !
TaVoSd nv. "I, "to l.Ud st. and V litis ar , theao '
li.v -.melat Trains direct to track at 12 JO, 1. I 30, I
and Jl'. il. Trollev to track from t inth st. and Sdar. I
(ll.l.ll. KII-TV CKVTil.
to 10 and 1 to -1. won, Monroe- Doctrine, 8 to 6 for
place. second Charlie Wells, third. Time. 0 574. A
tftb ltace Four ant a h If furlonirs Frances ftL.
even and I to 2 won. Pralrte Flower. 4 to 1 for placev
se olid. Foxttlove tblr.1. Tin e, 1 ni
-UUi ltace Six furlonir Iterorm. 3 to 1 and even,
won. II He tovvier. even for plat.e, second! Dutch
Illuster, third, rimi, 1 US.
Ada P. TVIna the I.ant ltace at Coniblnatlasi
Tnrk.
IIostox. Oct. 29 Ada P , the original favorite, worn
the 2 10 pa e at combination Park to dav whloo
ss Itft unflulshed from yesterday. This ended the
imi tine, as well ns harm ss railug la Xew Zagluxt
ft r this stftson Summary
i HI ilass, rat Ihk. purse lOOi '
Altai'. I m.i DIoodinoutillulD.l 1 0 0 8 1
'irln.li 111 IMIUI . 7 9 3 13 1 I
Mar VVIIU.s li k (llurlanl) 4 4 "0 ! 1 3 Ala
llaliv btralhrnurv. h. m i VVnrreu)3 4 4 B 8 r. o.
Print' Ali .indir. eh s (tiirlutr) '.' s a B 4 r. a."
A h I. ,ch I! (MerllUK) tl 0 0 0 dls
T I) , lir s (lahtll) .". dls.
Chine J Ml. m. iDrainr dls I
Iliad lit at. I
Tlme-J lls, 2.152, 2 lf.4. 2 15'4. 2.17. 2.18Sb '
-j2 .
' i
graohlp cfstU'trtJutrarnw.
OUR RULE
is to never ponnit a cuatomnr to go
! aAfty tUBs.itistioil if wo cun liolp it
j Wo entli-iivor to boo that ho iB per
fectly fitted .ind f-tiiir.intoo ovory
! frarniont wo ru.tko. TIuh rule applies
, to a Mau'H -rlO.OO Suit or t3.00
j troustvrs as tlu roughly as to a
' $2j.0() Suit or $8 00 trousora. Wo i
j do not Boll you a " Koudy Mado"
Suit and it-present that it is "dia
tom Mado. ' Wo li.tvo too much
reBpoct lor tho intollif-oiico of our
cu-stoinorn
Wo would call attention to our
handsome lino of I'oveit Coats.
Tlio prices range from $9.00 to
$25.00.
y Till ion St. cor. DeKalb Ave. "
BROOKLYN.
CALEB Y. SMITH, Mnuagor.
Jlritliu Ci rtlfli-Bt cahu1 of!r Novi mbr 9 tow
lurthiicr. ( C itliluw', ilt ur uruUUliig (UMii
(uiiivtuiUutf tg $i.0U nt orcrj.
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