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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-27
EVER IiSC'sE - THIS CITY

Black eros Grain Sill al &c: wgsA 85o,
7-c $40.
Coorsd silk at &c. Sec ard . lie Biggest Bargains
offered this season.
line Of Summer Silk usually saa ai SOC, 6oc AMI &c.
marked down 70 Csc
20 pieces Of Black Bunting at 1, 22 and 22o worth 2Oc
25e. and Sc.
lot OF Pain D1r4 Organizes at 6 G; worth 2Co.
LOT Of Figured LINEN lawns Al Ice; W0TiA 2JC.
10, Of Dress Lj-Crsaj 2Jc.
lol Of india Lnels Z yds m ST. p IDS fer 81 10 yls for ST.
Tennis Frnos al ieo UoEA l5c and Y c., worth 2oc
Ezsa FINE Six Sipe Tennis IlT1es al 3sc worth 6Oc.
& @. Printed Woo! CEaiiies at Z c.; WcTti zJC.
!ot Of LsGie Embroidered igas5 Patterns, SLIGO and $780,
oHe-qUaI;e7 he Stsl.
lot OF Bays Iog ca. sL0 al SIPS; worth $500.
lot OF cl Lev Cut SHGes SIZE 3 a, S3G0. These goods
were sid o- s. GO.
Iol Of ladies' CI9a Top I'D Button Shoes at S55; Eorh $3.50.
10! Of Kisses ard Cldg5l5 Goth Top Hi ELiin Shoes al
lbs and S225; wcrih S225 aal $500.
6 Of our CG,en .s2s -l!c TN Coiorad Shoes at cost
Ladies and Ch-e1s Straw Eat al &c. i5c1 25c &c., SOC.
and 75c.; tEsss &c bai -TCC.
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DyBLIN, Aug. 36.-Ar a meeting
IL the national league held here to-
day. Timn;hysHeale Speaking 81
the potato blight, said nothing stool
between the people aud starvation
during the coming winter. The
government was Represented a.
bring most anxious b provide em-
pluyueut through building new
railways, but how could the railway
act recently passed Le held o.
prove the government intentions
L. meet the coming famine. BE
~JtteI stupidity marse-i tie WhDle
conduct II the executive. 10 might
not ba legal for the tenants o. with
hold their land rents during the
p,.igl Of distress. but the man who
should pay his rent and leave hi,
family - s;arve would he li;tle
better than an assassin. Let the
Landlords support the rent Tayer-.
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The Warrington Park site.

CHICAGp. Au.. - AT a meeting
uf the wurlg'- Flir directors TINS
evening. isy a vote 81 L. e. g. il uaS
decided that Washington Park wa
thu most desirable Site ar the
worli'- Fair. \ resolution wa-
adopted, however, pI-tp1uiug final
decision until the Y.h u -, t,mbrr.
when the national clmuittcc Will
De in session. Tine usual conflict
between the West : iv members u
the direct ~ and the other directors
TOOK place.
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nEurIss

NA-IFIN.Ear, Aug 2f--Iu the
Hons. tire fret business was the
Ian-,r lard bin. ths vote upon tav
massage 0I which Sa;uriIy was
NOT conclusive owing 90 the absence
OF % quorum.
Baker JN.N.) argued that the
rfl,,.r bu-iueSS GA the - eaScr's table.
rDII-t fret be- q -iusg. 81
= Fr..r l.B--ii-Tai.Ie Le'afe on the
subject Speaker Reel decided tina;
m. question lefore the House wa
tbe roll call ON tIe passage Of the
laul bin
,I,srr Ili-.. appealed from the
decision. Du al-taf1iuE the "''i-
sion Ma. vote. showed no quorum anu
p, an ss ths House was 'riei'd'
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Families NOS alrrIIs -ITTliup
-hIuli lose no time i'm pruruIiu. a
bottle 81 ChamueTlIiu'- Collie, Cuul
ERA and DiIr.hUI Remedy. 70 Is
the only remedy that can always be
Depended pom for howell complaint
ia all its forms. Twenty-Five aur.
ifty ten. bottles for sale hy Il. &. NJ.
/. Drug Dep Il
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4. End TIrrtrnrnIinn.

BTRUISDIIA'I, Ala, Aug. 35.-N
revolving ~-rUr was vitu,-----i ia
j al this morning when Feed. Davis.
who was s..utcurt-i o. death Tot ti'.
murder 81 hi- wife. vas executed.
His head Wa half torn from hI-
shoulders l.y the drop His wiuLFiVy
auI CIrItii artery were severed
and blood parted all over tine >c.,f-
fold.
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BERLIN, August when Q
snrialistic meeting broke zap al :
o',lBck this morning serious col
li-iun occurred between the polio,
and the socialists. Swords wvr,
drawn aud stones thrown. Many
were injured on both sides.
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W:u Hutchinson, Il Benton
Illinois. while dealing iu CATH au.
hsr~,~ iu Texas last September, Wa
taken with very severe aftgyS uj
cholera martU~ ami GiIrrhIyI
coming. De supposed, from chang,
a. drinking wateg. \ l1CalirUg-i~i
uIvi-y,l him o. take Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera ami b.grrIu a
Remedy. The SECOND IU-c. De-
-ays. effected a complete cure, ami
He now takes pleasure iu RECON-
mcuiiuE 10 90 others. For sale a.
- auI5I cents per bottle 10y, 4. &.
VI. I. Drug DE. l.
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PARAGRAPHS OF The LATTER
DISCUSSED sERIATIH.
i,Iih Annual Session oT the Na-
ii"nal Farmer congress.
ln Iowa.
HEELY. -. p. ON COMING DIS
TRESS ~ IRELAND.
Riot 81 Socialists ia BrrIin.-A
Duel na Horseback Occurs
ia kcniucky.
The Appropriation BuI aud ths
TariH GiI! Figure Prominently.

The Appropriation BuI aud thr
Tarin Eii! Figure Prominently.
WA>UINGE.N Aug. 26.-Iu the
senate the memorandum oifrIeti
yesterday Ly Alirirh, fixing the
lime for DHu-.uerttiun 81 and vut-
.u- uu rha tariff Till was presented.
Aitur some discussion 10 wa agreed
-B i.y unanimous consent. The ap-
trspr.atIuu hill vas read. Tie
ara-II1u iu regard o. rt-St ryoiT
-ir,-, which reserves frHm entry al
SUCH sites, WIS criticised los san
l-r~, who th.ab,7l the r,fvuct- i-DL-
.rB!ly iHr having sacrificed the in-
-er,-i- rs the rHpir uf Montana to
.ur Unsuitable laW II the House.
Allison uvt.u..t-i the action 81 the
senate cug:.T.,~ AND explained the
Ntnmc difficulty which they en
-I Tered Zoo dealing with o.,
go. jvrt. lie reviewed briefly
hc history of the irrigs-
ion survey anu charg,I that the
House was responsible for migrating
.-re rr-vEv1riuu~ la arid lands proy.-
zion 0n the ~uuiry civil apYr1pr n
ION iu ISIS. thereby c8g-iu. all the
roGl!-. lie avUWeI 10 as having
Hsyu the intention 90: tine Senate cot
iguct- 90 have the ulule irrigation
-ITgpy WIft-f rat % tNi~fru-t. n Tar
U.s. Ia--iu.e. iat .l-y haI ltcu cul-
rHu.e. Hy Ir7.,!e who insisted that
gr survey -.."llI 20 uu aud is-ruup
part 60. ile settled aud g-rmlueUt
.HI.y uf toe government. The
r,=-ui, Dan, layg the provision nov
YrBl Used o. lc inserted iu the >uulry
OilL That provision was not what
bee would have wished DO 90 hr. Il
was not what the Senate c0ufrryys
Ei-lud, tut wa~ the hest solution
hes rau.. secure.
Reagan defended tine 7~t 60, ti0I ui
'HI.r,a--. iu the ma ter % ut-~erviug
reservoir ~ite~ from settlement. lie
-tfu 30 BE- hal uat b-rn for that rp-cT-
rItiuu, those iIu.- would have been
-tlZHl iy -IuEI.afuT- lu8 syuiiCatt--.
Far tTr.fi bill vas then taken uY.
Dee question h-.u- au tAr lead para
graph, 90 wi ich Coke Ia Offered an
BmcuGmvu, 90 admit lead extracted
'rnw silver .-a- free Hf duty. auu
Plumb had Offered Hus reducing the
Ilsy uu lsla ar lead ores from .
H- HeaL-. BEFORE r.lrruyH.iug with
.ise T4rarras % I..IuH gave uHIiu, OF
IA awar'Hart Goo ihe H.li. which hy
would ulsr al enc AL ruIIilie time.
The amendment Ws- read. 10 l.,
RiLu mv mutIfi. atiaus, tl,, hill frT
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LONDON. Aug. GA check uas
lately been drawn 10y the Great In
diau Peninsula Railway Company
on the LuuGuu Bank Tor sI..II,ttr
~ :. .JIN'. Thi- j. supposed % h,.
the largest ever written, the famous
Vanderbilt cheek Tor Esun.tEu OF
=, jpi. JON, having hitherto stood a.
the head II the list
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WASHINDIuN, Aug. - SEN
tary Niu.uu say- tia.. as Ut ..v-
-ir,- a. rri,st~s. from tuv treasury all
the money uv can. Dee viii continue
90 buy silver, o. tie u0.r- are r,I
srnah.r, without TvguuI a. tuv
quota proportion suy iir. month.
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Naa4'"' -
lfyuU are yellow, Bilious. con
-til at,,i with HyaGGcLe. lat breath
.iruw-y. no appetite, lax oct you,
Liver j. uut ~ urlrr. one iuN al
these Pills will dire all the troubles
away and make a neg being II you.
Price - cents. Zion Coop Nicer
Inst. Drug Dept, Agent d&s
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President brigham YounE's

tits my intention 10 compile all
my fathers Letters for publication,
aud ! will be- greatly Obliged % all
those who have such letters il they
Will kindly forward them 20 James
\. Little. care JiIUcliie LsstTgct.
Cfcc, salt Lake City, that they
may be- correctly copied. All such
,tters will L. most carefully
handled and returned safely 30 the
.wuers. Respectfully,
SIS JuHS w. EOUSG.
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HAPPY Meeting OF TWu Friends.

john VI. Allen, II Charlotte, y
Y, said 10 his friend, ''Par-un-, I
am about dead with the gravel. and
rluu.t find help" Mr.. Parsons
induced Mr.. Allen % give Dr.
David keuuciy'- FavUritg Erue-
is. Il RDudult, y. Y. "a trial
Weeks went .y and tire friends met.
Mr.. Allen said. DR.. David Sruu,-
Iy', FavOritc Remedy has -avct
my life. IL J. "a cur, for grave
aud the only cure
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What /, i Gold ia .he heal. Ned
.ral authorities Syy i; j. due o. I'M
even clothing uf tile body, raj III
cooling when in Precipitation, etc.
The important point j., that a cold
ia tbc head J. an affirmation % the
lining membrane uf the nose, 81. D. .Ch,
IS lien unchecked, j. certain o. d D-
lur, q catarrhal cuuJiii1u-for ca
tlrTh J. ,s-eutiallya -'culd'' which
uatur, j. no l1uceraplc Co .'r,-uive''
ur throw OH Ely'~ Cream Balm has
proved it, -upeTi lTity. AMI sufferers
,hUuMr,SIrt t1 10 rrfIrr tina, &C M
mon a!lmcut hrcYu-- seated and
ends ia Obstinate Catarrh.
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LONDcN, Aug. -. - The Com
Millers' Association Of Le,sis today
advanced the pres u Hour l. I'd per
SICK. This maSes an advance u =
~ within I month.
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LION COFFEE
ha selection of
,Jayland
Gio, properly
blended and IS
ccneedgd by all
20 make the
incest cup OF
Coffee IN the
iautt. \ auit-
fuI Picture Gard
in every Pack
aue For Sale
everywhere Ask
YOUR Grocer for
q.
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Thu Knights Of Labor Have n
Mas Meeting in New
York.
BUT ~ IS ROT UP TO ES-
PEcTzTIoR.
Plurky Capiurc Of a Notorious Char
acier by an Old Womau.-A
Guatemalan Decree.
h4 Ae-eAfApA y the NhNa-l
THE HsRRELLED CORPSE.
Arrest sf a Dane On abe Charge OF
Murder.

NEW YORK. Aug. .5.LAieXaU-
Ter fhiilip-cu, a stout, midd'e-lgei
man, ! a Vris Invrat the barge Office,
Suspected 81 murder. Hts arrest
recalls the gha-ily discovery male
at the ca-tum house a number Of
months ago, when the hacked lndy
Of man was Ui-eatcT,-t Ia a barrel
0f lime that was brought O. this
country on steamship from Dem
mark and seized for duties by the
customs officials. The barrel had
lam for sJmc days in the puhlic
store before II wI- opened The
piIre from which c came wa~ traced
10y means 81 tag ami MARKS on the
ILlrr..l. hmI tlIr mt.N.mf
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ScroTuIa

LlrE, DO 'as tnrH 30 Dearly every ore. g.
ulay eE-r, Inherited IT. everest form
IL that 20 Tluaiu- ,HTs=, co. tar aims fr-s
orfrrt- EaarI-, co. I.ar =.sul,, 10 tIl- l.... o..
pimr.r,. csHrrlrg~ zTuz'l-. swollen r.ar.
and tl.rkeaiu- 90 OBJ" uFTsr lp. aTr ut-eT
symptoms. Hood, >aTHTall Els had
wuudgIigI sur.v-> .a curing -rEuiBIl- o.
th.ruu=hiy grldcatH, ILr lgmHT fruu ;l-
Mod and give, ifuru vitality and rirla,s>
Mr.. WW1m NrpHul.I. Webster. o.
f.r eighteen martls suffered with .rIufu-
IuG. >UrIlu=> 90 the zIaGG- GOO ;Ir rsrS.
iinT,i, SIr,lT4rilI gave Immediate relief.
The s1r5.II.r..r. f.....rs f.ra...rg r...r....T
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR
Hold n Mass Meeting In Union
square. New York.

NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-Abou 2iJ
persons, iuciuding curiosity seeker
aud heavy police force, attended q
mas meeting % Knights u Labor
1t Union square tonight. IL did
not equal, esther in uumirr Cr en-
thusiaSni. the expeditions % the
projectors Of the meeting. The in
trrt-st centred mainly In Powdrrly.
The former employees u the New
York Central in this city marched
la bOIy 10 the SQUARE behind a
drum cuTTs.
Mr.. Margaret Moore, who figures
/ prominently In Irish politics ia this
| city, gaze y i've minutes address.
/ She cUunscl,-i organization among
the llbUriug ClJs>vs and advocated
>eli-rriiancc.
\ letter Of regret for n0n-a;,euG-
auce Was read from Samuel Comp
en-, president Il the Federation II
Labor. lie symIathizei with the
| men and denounced the attempts ~
the company % crush their Drsani-
EItiIu.
Powdcrly was the next speaker.
lie mid; You may feel disappuIut-
ei because the Trrre Hautr c1uveu-
ti1u did nItdecllre n general strike.
Your executive board dii not expect
that q. Wuuli. All that We eN-
pectt,l was q have their general
-upp1r; and they arr with u, hur>e.
{. at auI artillery. Cheer. lhry
10y
ORR BATTLE MUST co oN,
and 70 ON il will. The Central
R.iiTuaI uiiievrs talk a'Uut guUds
being delivered. but they don't cell
the truth. There are many urr',h-
axis ia New York who know diiiyI
eut.
I'owd,rly then rcfutcI webh's
charges that the men We're
dismissed Tor iuIukenue~- and other
causes pujIiicial e. the Interests uf
the gumI
The -ly.tErr next dealt with Chief
Arthur. lie said that Arthur rv-
Gently sat ON iuc platform with
riilrItI officials gt New Haven ami
they uut their arm, around his neck.
o. Tie. strike which We have iuIugu-
rated, " hr said, els not only "a
strike % tire people Ui New York. but
u tIr pvuVir 10 America"
Tile meeting then listened o.
fiery Preamble, followed by rysrlE-
fiDuS. whl-h deuouuc,i the New
York Central officers n arbitrary
and Iyrauuigal."
AI.i'KuACHIND a CRISIS.
u j. lev q question whether the
employs Of the different Railroads
Wil! a.rr,. tp take tiIv places 81 tire
sirisrr> that formerly composed the
,mpinyyS 90 the switching A->uriI-
ton. : uuii tire men refuse, every
fuui entering IhirJgu may bee tie!
~. - ~ -. 1 Ii. L.-Lr-
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vas telrsraPh,-i a. Denmark. Phil.
liI ~cu arrived here Ou Friday with
hi- wife and two children la the
-trvrlgr IL thc Hamburg steamship,
NuTWI.fE, aui, after r-si>lrriu. al
tire barge office, went with hi- fam
Ily tDau Immigrants boarding house
iu Greenwich street. During a Cuu-
vrr,atiUu with t1c anllJri ye~tgT-
day rhillip~yu j. alleged % have it,
aIvvTtruiiy confessed the murder 10
the man found la the barrel, Hu B.. ,hr
shipping u the body 10 this country.
The landlord informed tir immigra-
lion authorities Z the ease, ami the
arrest followed. THE immigration
authorities arr rytiryut in 7egaui u
tl,. affair and will iuvvstig iis fully.
Permission 10 tall 20 the prisoner
was refused.
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relatiu. Go -Rv,i aHlrI. ETC., was.
aa 1,r ninfrH !aii.u &C tlr commit,
tei.. amuu3-. H~ r-.u .iuE the duty
from 80 E--g cent e. Do Vcr cent, ANA
-hy al iu- wUri- imposing duty Oi
- ger .pu, 600 'HIeeEH o.. ,-utei-
t.y provided Ct.
Tine rex. paragraph. Ti-srts aui
filiu.-, was ANA susl-l Hy reducing
iHn suty from 80 .1sg gtsuT Co 10 I..r
cent. Aud the next paragraph by
rciEr3n. tIa duty from - o. 81
cents Irg tH.E-ara.
AIdTi-h moved % amend IN,
paragraph which pI..s 4 iIty u Oh
/ Ter cent un chair U8ur m.uuflc.
/ ;unr1. nat uHt male into finished
Hr-ir.e- ty striking a4t tht- words
manufactured. iIr MT made into
finished articles. % and inserting in
I .i.. u. them tae words cor reels
I whether wrought or manufacture,
! f-lu Ea.ta.- OF reeds. ami whether
IYgu.. Square ur any other >hap-.
T A-u.,4 rH.
Schedule -.E 8" relating O. sugar
having .ngvu Reached. A.drich sait
thr Caumi-l,- proposed q let tina
] schedule iHs g.a--'-l uECr informally
frr the F-.--rr. 90 schedule -. .
relating a. calico anu H. wauufac
turr. Will Doe tga Gr,t thing o. CONT
az tomorrow. Adjourned.
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SANpsu= fr,s-ED

the rrva amendments. Att'sc e,a-c
r.- ts- u.-.Hu I.uun-- amend
H.a-.t % r..Hr. Use iG-g Uu lead ore
'H'u Y % 20 rul- Der p.uuI
was VOTED uu ami rejected.
...su'- gg.su.lm.ut. admitting l,aI
extracted from silver ore free a.
.utE. wa~ thau vat,Hl uu ami rr.-
.-otgi. No other amendment wl>
Offered o. the psm-ra. o.. ana none
'H the next two Paragraphs, lead in
.l--. -Htu.- ger pound, ami lead iu
~gHf-- GENTS Ter pound.
The paragraph relating o. metallic
mineral rI..--lu"s- iu era ie state,
s.t II ..Iiiy provided az, having
0eeu reached, Blair spoke a-uIs;
-ry aucuImeu. reported los the
finance Committee. striking cut the
.uty ~ - per cent on mica. 10
yvir over without action.
Tho uoN'TIrI-rllh yU.iiuEa duty
& % GENTS "a p8lu8 uu DTIic nickel.
was stricken uut au % ry-Ummruia-
zion ~ tE- finance committee.
The next paragraph. relating 90
nickel gui nickel uNisir, wa-
amended under Sire rri-r. 81 the
Ersnu- committee ly rrIuriu. the
.Hfy ts"gs % 90 81 cents I,r pound.
Tu,#rlgrIIh re,aiiuEt1 Wairh,--,
amended. uu r,. concentration Uf the
GugE-- t-rmmitr-. hy making th.
duty uu a.i WATCHES - Ser y-ut "a.
vIiHI,u.
The Tlra-rlI Z. relating tu zinc iu
HIHrs- ur T..-- was awyuItI. ON re,.-
ummeu..aii.u uf DO. fiuaur- cgm-
mitttr. 10y reducing ihe tariff from
D tH . uaui- lvE pound.
The committee substitute for the
Paragraph a- o. metal manufactures
G.- ~ .e..i,y provided Tor was agIerl
90.
Schedule IN. &c wool and manu-.
ar,Ugr- 90 wool, hEviu- iuvu
reached Ms"lrg-1u wished tO uiIrT
q go a-.itufe Irr tire EhHl. -.lelulc.
/ fgL ll, ua--Tvu4 it Iu'ii tse commit
/ f.. amendment -u.lI. br dispose.
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MURDER WILL OUT.
Arrest 0f a Danish Immigrant IN
New York on a Charge
~ Murder.

he SHIPPED The CORPSE 10
= BARREL.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-14
down WENT 7HB PINS.
Results of the Games at the
Palma and ]. c. A. c.
Other Sports.

The Palma bowiers plucked another
beauty last night. It was 165 aud a frac-
lion. This proves beyond u doubt that
the bowIers are playing steadily, and
their work in the past games OF the tour
ney has not been Of the spasmodic order.
They are clinging firmly to the 2ne aver
ages. The figures last night are high,
considering the unusual number of splits
and many different spares were MADE
The total number of spares made Dy tne
four cams was II, IN average OF 3 IL FOR
each bowler. This is splendid show ana
a test of the skill shown By the players.
The smallest score put up was by Team
Nc. 5, aud only one man IN the te I'M
dropped below the average nj ne was
only foul points behind 1t. three or the
team closed in the fifty block, and one
went into the sixtles. Only three men OF
the twenty went under The $50 mark.
The lowest total was 1871, and the other
bowler who failed to attain the fixed
average was but O solitary pin on the
wrong side. One team reached an aver
scores of Vultee, 200, and Jeanne, 1872.
aud good work by the other three mem
bers of the team. The opposing team
went up to 1866 and a fraction. Their
best total was made by the old reliable
Sam Hathaway, Jr. who put up 1872 which
Is aDOuL Lno average ne nus mades OUT
they had one poor score. Vreeiand's 1877,
which was a heavy handicap. To win
Vreeland would have had to beat his
score by 43. Three of the cracks quit
near the average line. Smith had to be
content with 156, Meyer with 153 and
Behrens with $50. Jeanne did well and
Gallagher and Rich had fair totals. The
improving noYices made comfortable and
satisfactory scores. Hansell led this con-
tingent with 1856, Brown, Soper and
Lange were well up in the seventy sta
ton, and Seely, Shaw aud Henderson
were up in the sixties.
Team No. s went to the fore in the con-
test for the team prizes by infiicting the
first defeat on Team No. 8 which was a
tie for first place with the victors. They
put up a grand total to do 1T, and won by
40 pins. Team No. s has an unbroken
record of victories. 1t has won three
games. Its victims were Teams No.
and7.
Team No. Z improved its chances by
thrashing Team No. 5, Il it did the
trick by 81 pins. 1t secured the advan'
tage III the third frame and did not slip
back until theg game was completed.
The score
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-14
il Athletic Arenn.

The Lorillard A. G. will have a stag en-
tertainment tonight. They will also in
stall their officers.
The Garfield Athletic Club as soon as
it obtains the necessary fifty member $
will make application TO join the ANA
teur Athletic Union.
a meeting OF the West Bergen Athletic
Club was held at No. 105 West Side ave-
nue. last night. 1t vas expected that an
attempt would be made TO disband the
organization. but the meeting was n OF
| the most harmonious the clue aver held.
There will be a meeting of the Green
vile Y. M. G. A. Athletic Club tonight at
the rooms, No. 80 Linden avenue.
The Aroma Athletic Club will meet
this evening at No. 100 Ocean avenue.
The Committee on Club Rooms will re-
port.
The Puritan Athletic Club has elected
these otficers.-President. II. Sutton; vice
president, r. Carey; secretary. j. Perry;
| corresponding secretary, r. Petit; treas
urer, H. Welbrock; sergeant-at-arms, III.
Hauser.
The Greenville X. M. C. A. Athletic
Club has decided to give an ali around
championship meeting. Members only
are allowed to compete. Medals will be
given TO the first, second and third ath-
letes scoring the most points.
The Gable A. CPS and the St. Joseph's
Lyceum's cross country teams will meet
in a match race on Thanksgiving day.
Handsome prizes will be presented to the
winning cam.
The clique in the Board of Managers OF
the A. A. u. are to have another wrestle.
Their action in the Ford case is causing
considerable u~nfavorable comment, and
In Difference TO popular demand the case
may be heard again as was doae with Ca
hill and the willy autocrats will gracefully
crawl out ii FORD is reinstated. The
action against him arises wholly from
the prejudice OF certain members of the
clique with whom he was popular when
one of the sporting news bureau, and it
had a monopoly, but as soon as the break
occurred then the old and rusty charges
were brought ar. u OIL these ancient
complaints which were disposed of years
ago, he was disqualified to crafty the
spite of one of the bosses. Perhaps the
change next April may stop the abuse of
power that has been freely INDUCED in.
The boxing tournament of the Scottish
American Athletic Club will be held next
Monday night at Oakland Rink. and will
be an interesting eyent Several new and
clever aspirants for pugIlistic honors will
make their debut, and there will be many
| clever bouts. Handsome prizes will be
awarded, and the event should be a big
success.
OWENS record of 8 As seconds for 100
yards will probably not stand. 1t is al
legged that Owen beat the pistol by two
yards.
Copcland's record Of 20 feet 8 is inches
for the running broad jump will stand.
The runway is level.