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Odds and Ends or sperts.

AZ ss @ M: 4 4 +: =
the Irish a, G. will hold is annual meeting for III.
Third .v.nue !! o'clock, AZ member: arc noihsd
The s,uyy..ns AG wn have cr9%..oounry ran
sS: X si:S house ''i 70; ' s
D.G Msssy - n Rs:t:o e n
st ths Wayne tonrnamsni claims that hs w.s not N
:'"S'lS Ss 70, '~' aud has
e ap % Ss . III II en- % q:
H.s:: Il: Vii 5: @ SS' :S' S:
&
sn Of . U.st q m, @ an Hs s.a
srssssIs that only ds'iisO. spectator. viii succeed
many any Ss: Jul ssssns..nts annual %
ssn ss aaa sonS: sScss: ra:sn
S1a. % g
sIyiss .:.Sf.0n under the plos'os0Ts' or
nsa'sss Jas :ss &
s q or cay Te
g s:st y Ss !ss y ssss
ssa s.s s; T. &. 81. @ that
TO Gsis' 4
ss II: :i::
3; ss;i: :; ::s 81. .:;;%h
.s;ss ~ "a 'ssis s.' = '
The wsss etds Athletic Club VIII hsys ths slvlntsss
e helang ne nEs sostn. sourpamsps q ns ss.sos n
o. sIkitliions thus isE Ls.s5 Lyess% sis.s ~
shou s5Ae. large entry ilis for The v.tehss seIsd
iss Is sas ~ peunS: k.tris. close saS - sih (
A n Kufnsr 4s5 West FIFTY aIst street fhs traI Souts
following saturday night
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Wheeling.

The waverly. Pin Knights. and KingrCounty Wheel.
men will roll IN the Brooklyn National Tournament TO-
morrow evening
The ladies' reception Of tho Kines County wheelmsn
on Thursday evening was largely attended, proving
very successful
MessrA W. Marsohnk and ", King Of tho ArlIng.
ton Bicycle Club rode los miles In IS hours and min
utes on Wednesday last
The Atalanta whseimen are putting up some good
Whselmsn's Bowling League.
The A.bnry Park Wheelmsn haye elected James p
Board Of the League Of American Wheeimen
The BERGEN County Whsemsn held an entertainment
At Faruew Hall. Ridgened. on Wednesday evening.
which was big succoss. The evenings proceeds will
go toward obtaining new club house for the organi
zAuon.
The New York bicycle Club are Of the opiuion that
they have almost invincibe ve-inen team and are
quite confident Of securing nrst prize In the WheeI-
mems League conestA which open up on Monday even.
.Atthe regular monthly meeting Of the Buffalo Biey.
Gle Club Tuesday evening tho club BY vote OF 30 70
determined to resign from the LsaEns OF American
Wheeimeu This action must bs ratified At the ciub's
meeting by three quarters vote before it goss
Into effect
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Tho college lacrosse team played a game on the
North Meadows Central F2rk against eishtcen OF tho
best players in 'os. ~ and 10 yesterday afternoon
lhe plksa men have been practising regularly while
mns nj the Varsity ont OF practice, being now
cnia.s in playing OH the football team
TIE game WAS called At o'clock before crowd OF
about .Jl friends OF the college, who zraiouay Ap-
pnuds9 the many good psys A. u,Sa! the chief fea
Mitchell. which turned the play in the VARSITY teams
favor About rfeen minutes after play" was called
anes he rspeated about ten mngte: ate. Score; 70
ont either side scoring unit about minute and . half
tefic iim- MAS calIri. Mcguire threw another goal
Ing Il thr ia. done b. Mitchell BaypeA Mcguire
Gregory, aud Tarh.
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Ss ssESSHs
Tsa.;dsS sysni1S Tss sonss.s was interesting from
%:s Ss &:s IL 5 1s::tis; r. % 4Ss
Bss. r. s!s.S IA S:;;s
s ss Ss
;s soh np ss 7 Saith ssnfs7 s7
lis Dss.f ~ ssia' saG Lust. soias
! Young lag; RoekwOod. 1884; Bsfns. lac. Total.
the s.: ::
1ss S IS s..p: 1is Is ess -: rr H5 .s Ray
oH. e. a.Sns H. csn.Sy u.s. o RsS'
s ,ss ss fyiRsf ,7s Poi,
nos nss. s m s1:ss sFSS o as l,Ssy &c.
1ssr IT, sseG s,si 5s; ~ srs. R
?:!srs los; z. " Gilman. los F. Bosars 81 Total
The Volunteers and Indepsndents Of tho Jersey City
sss Il. s
passed them The scores Ts5e ere p.,,o, ,s s.,..
los; schiatman l22: Wake. lO8 Dilioway. 1873; Han.
1875 KundahL LAT: Hsrig. loO: Bischof 1884, Total
l4S5.
Smith i2l; d. Smith. 1867, Farey I4l: HumphrieS 1872;
Lusch 1850; Bald. IA; Ennis. 1877. Total l,45a
Tho Centurys and Pleasures came together in the
Jersey City Bowling League series Monday
no sror; rSs score was: ~ w "
rsrdsmepp, lp H. ROhnA i25; II. @. Rohltfs 1871: II.
7; Robin. isi; ;s E. FuSsa 1T; RoeA l+ei Dohrmann
-centurys-a! De! orme III; MIL; VI; Loud, l2l;
orms iss: Fish. lis; Hanlsy, las; Hulss lla Total
1,2B6
the Renscke Bowling Club of Brooklyn WAS rolled
Schmidt alleys for three handsome prizes Tho
essstu psttors we're Mn Roeber nrst. Mrs Kruse
second and Mrs. Krunlupd third. The seorss were:
K1S:: so MT: RGss5 81 Mrs s,eaSsrE o. M,.
Mrs Bauer. sol Mrs Ptretzschner. 50; Miss schfne.
81; Mrs Banoko, ST. Mrs Eikon OF; Mrs. Kronlund,
Ofn
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BOYS
CAPE OVERCOATS.

$50 boys stylish cape overcoats (of
our own $3.50 grade), all wool,
mind you! double breasted, side
pockets, striped cheviot weave,
sizes 4 to 13-these $50 to be to-
day but 1896 each.
-Four hundred s7.50 boys cape over
coats, custom make and cut, sizes 4
to 13, all wool, favorite weaves in
dark effects-these $3.50.
Three hundred and twenty-fiveboys'
all-wool $500 striped and plaid
cheviot suits, 4 to IA sizes. TO be
hurried off for 1885 a suit.
Four hundred s1l.OO Long Pant
Dress Suits for Youths from IA to
18 years of age-these we've de-
cided to run OF at s8.95 a suit.
Men-a collection of Mems 5000
Chinchilla, Beaver, Kersey. and
Melton Overcosts, satin lined, Gus
tom made, Sl2.75 to $3.50 for the
day.
Boys ClothinG-2d door.
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PRINCETON READY FOR THE FRAE.
Tho New Jersey Players Have q Sharp
Practice Game.

The New Jersey Players Havo . Sharp
Practice Gnne.
PRINCETON. Nov 14.-The football eleven
took their last practice to-day before meeting
Wesleyan tomorrow in their second cham
pionship game No regular game was played.
but an hours drill under the supervision OF
Moffat and Jim Robinson in passing the ball
back. the rushers on scrub side trying to stop
Homanss kicks and the Varsity mon trying TO
prevent the other side from advancing the ball
whom caught.
Homans has q sore leg and was very weak at
kicking. This was partly due to the poor pass
ing OF King.
The team in to-morrow's game will be CAP
tanned by Furness. and will leave in the MORN
ing on the 9:os train fer i.r New York: Tho game
grounds. Brooklyn.
The Princeton men will line up as follows:
t:ns Rss
Gentrs Jons. half b'k. spIoer and Dalton
substitutes-Jeferson. Davis Bonner. Gaiwey,
to.morrow on tho University field.
Willett H.. a son OF Senator Spooner nf Wis
consin has organized a. class banjo club. OF
which no has been elected lender. This branch
Tor @iiett has an o der brother Charlie In tie
junior class, who also ia his. freshman year,
banjo club The Freshman Banjo Club is made
foWl9w; Firfs 6anSs sRSonsT
ConcEiing: guitars. r. Jack. Bridges, Fetter,
Mcmillan, and Howe.
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REp BAsx, Now 1.-THE Riverside Gun Club
held their weekly caybird shoot to-day. Ths
hrst event At len singles vas dsGdsd ~ fol-
lows, y. Throckmorton, o; Al IviaS 7, o. Hssss.
Z; u = Cornwsl 8; John Csopss. Q, L n canpssn,
9; j. .. Bergen, 8; A. R. Coleman. st D. BsishAv, 4
s.sOsS event nvs pair: doubles r. rhrSetnsSson 9,
A. H. Coleman. 4 Third svsnt ten singles; o. HsssA si
"a rSsS.s%Sr.Ca; ;aSn Il ~ dooS. lsa Il oA.DSsu
club held sGIs n; na asoa
hiddlstown shore and app6intsd csmmittes Of ave
e lease ground IN the western part o. ths town on the
The new grounds are 70 be ready for ChrhtmAA
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sporting Noles.

Buntsn had better keep clear Of Park RdssNJ. Peter
Aillisrd yas hunting on waite, Rossets premises
pistol Two others Abrsm Poss and RALPH vAn valsn,
taught upon the farm. we're Arrsst>d and taken
before Justice and nned
The nna out door game Of bowls bsswSsn the Dunel.
len and Middlessx Rowling Clubs was rolled yesterday
srs: square qIissd ior Dayny ~, "; soeSpsd By I've
}hs games 70 the crack Dpneep tsains By the fsnov
$svt la: Elaa,::s. Poes n!!:s Az Epf
sT.:.s iss:s ssssA I .sS & As:s ssssss sssssss
q: s:. s:sSs:t
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soe Copurn WIN u.ve . B.nen..

DOC V0burh VIII HAvo Henent.
All arrangements were yesterday completed for .
fousnR benent Joe Coburn the champion pugilis
Of tho world. who is lying dangerously Ill with con-
sumption.
The affair will take place Friday Nov. "a 1t the
Lyceum Opera House. in East Thirty.fourth strset
About month ago benefit was planned without Sc
curing tho consent OF the Police Department. and It
had to be declared off This time, however. Coburn
but there must DO VIOLA Of the law. All the good
boxers In the vicinity will appear and sport
may be expected.
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The UnLnowu Gun Club sh oot.

The members OF the Unknown Gun Club Of Brooklyn
shot for the club medal and money prizes at Dexter
Park, Long Island. yesterday.
The shoot was according to club rules the of
barrel score kill. This accounts for the small
scores a. tho birds provided by Miller the keeper of
the rArk. very good lot and many
rot away. The President Of tho club Henry
seven. Eisht killed aye b. These four shot on ior
tho second money. which won by Pohlman with
three straight kills Tho third money was taken by
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Entries for I.iadea.

To-.lay's programme !or Linden is unusually
COOL for this time OF the year. and there will
undoubtedly he q large crowd In attendance
al the pretty track whom tho bell rings for the
first event. Cousin Jeems may land the open
ing c,on,. with Clarendon second. and the
second may be won BY Zen!hin, with dolds;ep
yhay In the third. while OF those named TO start
n The fourth Martha WasGington and Dictum
Sar,lee may DO in the fifth, and the last may be
won By Major Domo. with Eclipse second.
Ftrsl Wace-fres handicap At siO each, with $500
a lad for all \ nd "A
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rr,nc.,o. a. Eastern Par. To-day.

Princeton and Wesleyan meet In chsm-
pionship game at Eastern Pnrk this afternoon
and, aside from the interest centring on get
tins n "line" ON the tiger-striped players
form. 1t will be tho initial football contest ON
note the extensive arrangements made for the
great Thanksgiving Day battle. now barely
two weeks on Yale representatives will be
er 1t will be safe to lay odds on the blues
chances on Nov. ~.
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TIE Third NieArs os.ss II che Aesas.y
TournADsne.

me Academy tournament wAs continued iass night
with games between the KfskehnA 0lsndais and
Orchard ciuba The usual efants were present to
watch the spheres 20 giidins down the alleys The
frst ssms Was between the Kfatshiia ana Glendale
teams and proved rather interesting during the nrst
seven frames the Krakslias rolling during this part
Of the game being strong. Several brsata however
allowed thsir opponents to forge 70 the 'front.' The
gendalss high score due the wonderful work Of
walter Murphy. who rolled asa points.
Tho second Kams proved = victory for the ofoharda
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Base Ball Notes.

Ali the umpirss in tho California League have 70.
signed
Buck Ewing says; at 10 not question Of which or.
ganizAtion has the bost Of the battle The time for
petty jeaIousie. and rank psrtsanshp past Peace
what we are all after
lied in Munce Ind last Saturday. to Mra Susie May
secured divorce from her husband tho ssmo day on
which she married Rusio.
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A Victory for tho Lafayette Rsservss.
BAsrox Nov iA-Ths Lafayette Reserves met the
Pennington Seminary eleven on the campus this AFTER
noon ana defeated thsm. II TO- H.
Latayst.s did some nns wofh she siekinx o. vsrHsy
entirely too nuch but tackled we'll Ths1r half 6AokA
West and Gunston. made some nns runs during the
course or the RAunS,
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Compary n Win. the Aoee, Trophy.

Tho regirnents shoot for tho Abeel Trophy between
teams representing crack shots OF each company in
the Seventh Regiment. flushed last night at tho
armory Tho match the closest and hardest fought
of any heretofore decided tho rife ranges differ
ence of but four points dividing tho three leading
teams Company B's team proved TO be the vctors,
their score being 8.a points Company was second,
defeated by single point. with go to their credit;
Company being third with 6lD points Company T.
who previously the trophy, scored but 576 points
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The following match game was rollsd on Tuesday
night on 5trubes West End alleys betwcen the Now
York Bowling Club and the West End Club. and 70

ro,as....2s 81 20 1851 Totals. ...22 50 % i,<1s
YRANrs
New York b. c.-isi sia 4es ss7 s2s sss les i.2s7
1.<n6 1873
West End B. Giles $40 40 eas 7s4 eos i.o7i l22l
1,3h7 i.47U
t,mpire-J I. Rooster. scorsrs-o. II, Thompson and
r. Pickering
Tho following shows tho result Of the regular weekly
club OF st. Adams Club rolled their alleys In
the Tennis Court building 2i0 West Fortynrst street,
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06
LITTLE COATS.

60 children's elder down short
coats, cream, full sleeves, l to 8
year sizes. While these are our
$3.50 coats they are to be remarked
$2.lS
36 $3.50 ones, angors fur trimmed
--reticketed $463.
Infants ssction-2d doos
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sas fsis- lss1ad isssSsi sS1s. :. sprnsnsia Hsss
3: S:np.s, S:s fsia a Ius NJ. 90 s: p.ss
p%s:d S.,I sss gan ..s,1S Neg T,a :.
ne ns a.;n r vH issy: sprinsn.ia si 800 3 u. isIsfo
sss sHaS SS. II sss Y ss IL
sale st the CemmutAuon Ticket Once Of the company,
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FOR
SO CENTS,
LADIES' VESTS.

For Saturday, 200 doz. ladies' ribbed
Swiss wool vests, silk edging; white,
pink, blue, and cardinal.
Been fetching much more, will
shortly again-59c. means only for
these 200 doz.
HOsiery-irons right
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Rvtrer. Won Hands Down,

NEw BHUSswuox. Nov l4.-Ths football game between
Rutgers and the University OF she City Of New York.
played here to day, ail one sided, Rutgers men
having easy time of It. tho score being o. TO In
their favor at tho close of the game.
Clifford Strong OF Rutgers referee and Mr. Draw
ford of New York umpred The teams tined NJ - sol-
laws,
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The Brootiyns are open fos game on 1hankassNae
me Breokly4 Cricket Ol1b Wall play The oosnepol
e. Sn,,.i ,r1ss,[ ss,R GSs .s5%sTss xssa xssdsv.
On Thursday last Pratt Institute dsfsatsd room ss
sns boys htf6 sohool BIsotlyn. by ao points Nor
bert the best for FoomA The room team would IKE
t9 play Asy class sisvsn IN 6rookyp Adarsss0 fsyas
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CLIO YES.
Extraordinary Sale.

$l.85 GLOVES REDUCED TO
$l.1O.
l45 dozen Ladies' 5-button Kid
Gloves, very finest quality, re-
duced from $l.85 to 81. 10 per pair.
$500 GLOVES REDUCED TO
$l25.
81 dozen Ladies' 7-button Kid
Gloves. same quality as above,
reduced from $500 to $l25 per
pair.
The sun., 1890-11-15
CRICKET.


Tho Cosmopolitans End y Very Successful
Season.
The nnal general meeting OF the Cosmopolitan Q. @
held tho ONCE OF &. I. Foghnl, l7O7 Columbus
Friday night In the absence Of the Presi
dent, W. A. Jebb occupied tho chair. and there .
fair attendance Of Members.
The reports Of tho and read
and for the nrst time the club averages were made
known II. F.. jackson won both prizes for batting and
bowling averages, and was tied with another member
ninRa The club resolved sivo grand entertainment
booker Conservatory Fourteenth street IN connection
With the dstriouton Of prizes and L Foghill. W 4
Jebb and Jerome ysnnery were appointed committee
is the record Of nrst eleven matches for
the past season:
Dlsyss q; yon u, S;s II a:svna
NAY 81. Va Rings County Lost as-ia
june June " sssks.y !: % ss1sa tno ~.et.o
June Is: vs.. Fort Hamilton. Won. 1880
Jun: 8 y: s'E f.s. sf:'sS s: s-i ss
;SIy :" fsS, iis%i!sen. Won: ss.sa IL.
Jy Jaiy ST. " .Rnss Comfy Won. q s viots..,-ss.
ssss'z t'i' Drawn. ios, wick
s,,;sn s:sna tS: be.xn ss,s1
xSs g 1i;sssSSyr Rs5s:sy & wdn pr.ss g & sletsloa
ssPPs ssPs i :. sisssiF slasses f.,l. Won iySets
SEPT SEP. %. a. y. '. sPooiiyn Bir Lost Lost So si-H
Oct 4. VS. Staten Island Drawn. s7-7o g vtckots,
oct ii. Va Fort Hamilton Won, e2-ss.
Championship series Of the Metropolitan Lsaxus:
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NEWS FURJvzSHxJycG&

s7NEsV"S FURvVzSzHzJV
yNecltsOe0t at HnR Price.
80 dozen new pattern Knot,
Four-in-Hand and Puff Scarfs, at
80 cts. each; reduced from $l00.
DRESS VESTS.
Especial attention is called to
our line of white and black Moire
and Ottoman Silk Vests.
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DRESS VESTS.
BOTS CLOZAZNrG.
The &pecials Prepared for
TO-Ifny.

AssC SPCL~SsO u SCpsSs CtS SVI
to-day.
Cutaway Jacket Suits, with
vests, al wool, 4 to 8 years.
1926.
Gray plaid all-wool Cheviot
Suits, 4 to 16 years, 1925.
Black Velveteen Suits. 4 to 8
years, $3.50, sl0.50, sl2.O0 and
All-wool Cashmere Vest Suits,
10 to 16 years, $6.95.
Brown and gray striped Cassi-
mere Suits, all wool, IA to l8
years, $7.65.
Black Cheviot Double-breasted
Sack Suits, IA to 1S years, $l0.25
and $1l.00.
Brown plaid Cape Overcoats, 8
to 6 years, $5.75.
Cape Overcoats, all wool,
double breasted, 7 to l3 years,
$500.
Brown Kersey Double-breasted
Overcoats, 7 to 13 years, $lO.25.
Storm Overcoats. all wool, cut
long, extra large collars, IA to ls
years, e6.75.
Plain Beaver, Fur Beaver, and
Cheviot Refers, all sizes, 4 to 10
years, at low prices.
25 dozen Blue and Garnet
Plush Jockey Caps, reduced from
$l.50 to SO cts.
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Fifth Racs--seilng swsepsiAkss at go each with
oUu added, for ell ages; 70 ven turlOugs
s.ao, Trot,,.x for New Record.

BAN Francisco. Nov. l4.-At Bay district
track to-day sunol, In an attempt to lower her
record OF 2:10h, trotted a milo In 2:11'.. The
quarters were made In 0:82k. l:t4. and :37i..
The sun., 1890-11-15

Foetbail. WashiaEtoa Park, Te-Asy.
Crescent vs. H. Y Athletic $3.50 =. H., rain or ships.
Admissien 700. GrAAd stand 1oc. sxxA-<as.
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WEIBE{EEEzE2i.n. IN,
THE "LATESHN
UMBRELLA.

We're showing to-day for the first
time in the city the newest clad"
in the umbrella world called the
"Beau Brummel." 1t is unques-
tionably the daintiest, neatest,
closest rolling dress umbrella yet
seen. It is the cleverest improve
ment since the appearance Of the
famous Paragon" frame-being
no larger than an ordinary walk
ing cane. They're in choice twills
and Spitelfeld silk, in black,
browns, London smoke, green and
navy, mounted on selected natural
sticks, handles OF which are oddly
patched with irregularly shaped
sterling silver-selling for 1926,
$5.75, $3.50, 500 and 1925.
umbrsilas-front ief
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rRAnEa.


Krstehlia w ss 100 27s ss4 $50 sos bT7 eea 72a 100
laa 23S 335 436 5O+ ell 7i2 BOT ss4
Umpire Joseph Thum; scorsrs A. sehuldt and Leo
Jaooby. AvsraEss-Krak ehiiA 1853; Glendale. l75<a
The sun., 1890-11-15

Peuusy4 vaais RnsIrosd 80 Linden Park
4aeSu.
Special tpsias Leave ssAaens feot OF Cortlsndt ana
pss6rVS1ss sts svsIy race day q u ;oo noon 1870
tsso lao r. ~ AaA I'so y. ~ returning After the
SAceG-AAA
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N7M%MMnV&
IMPORTING RETAILERS,
Fulton st., opposite DeKalb Ave.,
3 RooKLYN.

The system OF ceiling every article at
small profit, but Of a thoroughly re-
liable quality, IL ruling principle Of
this firm.
The sun., 1890-11-15

Krakehlia....7s l3a 1S 28a 2So 409 4ai al at9 6Ia
Orchard ....a 16s 239 $40 3a5 4s7 $50 GIT 7l2 T9
Umpire-A. sievsra Scorcrs-Leo Jacoby and A.
Wedekin i3o 80; Orohafd, 100 To-
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BROKEV LOTS
or sUertnO and Wool Un-
dersceas' at Special Prices
To-day.
300 pieces Ladies' Ribbed Me-
rino Vests, with long sleeves. and
Drawers to match, reduced from
So cts. to 29 cts. each.
800 pieces Ladies' White Me-
rino Vests and Drawers, reduced
from so cts. to 20 cts. each.
It's pieces Boys Natural Wool
Shirts, with long sleeves-regular
65 cts. to $l.00 goods-reduced to
29 cts. each.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-29
B'NAI BIRTH.
List of the Grand Officers Elected for the
Ensuing Year.

List of the Grand Officers Elected for the
Ensuing Year.
SAN Francisco, January 2Sth.-The sec
ond days session of the Grand Lodge of
the Independent Order of B'nai Birth Of
the Pacific Coast was largely attended.
The morning session was devoted TO a
discussion Of the best means of disposing
of the lot belonging to the Order on Van
Ness avenue and Fell street. There the
Sons of the Covenant OVID 127x100 feet of
real estate, which is very valuable. The
disposal of the land was referred to the
Trustees, with full power to act.
Several amendments to the constitution
were introduced. The most important
were those that provided for the perfecting
of appeals by members from the action of
their Lodges. The changes give the dis
trict courts of the Order original jurisdic-
ton in the matter of all appeals SUBJ
mitted for their consideration.
The report of the Finance Committee
showed the Order to be in excellent fnan-
cisl condition.
A special committee submitted a report
favoring optional endowment, but the re-
port was rejected, aud the amendment to
grade the assessments according to the age
of the participant, upon the plan proposed
by Past Grand President Albert Elkins, was
adopted.
They elected the following officers Felix
Il. Mersebach, of Unity Lodge, San Fran
cisco, Grand President; Hyman P. Bush.
of Pacific Lodge, San Francisco, First
Grand Vice. President; Milton S. Eisner, of
Modin Lodge, San Francisco Second Grand
Vice-President Louis Blank, of California
Lodge, San Francisco, Grand Secretary
tenth term); Isaac Lacher, of Modin Lodge,
San Francisco. Grand Treasurer (re-
elected); Aaron Nathan, of Ethan Lodge,
Sacramento, Sergeant-at- Arms; A. N.
Levy, of Montefiore Lodge, San Francisco,
Messenger.
This evening the city Lodges entertained
the country delegates at banquet in B. B.
Hall
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-29
A Seattle Faro Dealer Held Up and
Robbed of $500.

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Robbed of $500.
SEATTLE, January 2S,h.-'I am in hard
circumstances and must have money; give
me $780," These were the words spoken
TO r. ], Burns, a faro dealer in the Elite
gambling.rooms on Cherry street, between
Second and Third; and the dealer looked
at the same time into the mouth OF As
caliber. double action Colts revolver, be-
hind which stood desperate-looking man
about twenty-five years of age. Six other
persons were il the room, but none dared
move,
"Give it to me; I mean it, and will have
that amount, continued the desperate, as
he cooked his pistol and showed it into the
face of the dealer, who sat trembling in his
chair behind the table.
"All right, here's the money" remarked
Burns, as he handed out $500.
NOW, if you don't say anything about
this, will return in short time and give
you $780, and with these words the bold
highwayman walked backward toward the
stairway leading oat Of the room.
Dick Richards, the doOrkeeper OF the
game, started TO follow him, facing the pis-
tol. The roober ordered him to stop, but
was g fatal step, for the desperate man
fred three shots in quick succession.
Richards fell TO the floor. He had received
two wounds. one in the breast, the other In
the wrist. The former may prove fatal.
Immediately after firing the shots the rob-
Der ran down stairs and mingled with the
crowd on the street. He has not yet been
captured.
The police searched for the robber' but
were unable Ia find him. He was at last
located in the White House, pleasure re-
sort four miles south Of Seattle. Deputy
She,iffs Mcdonald and Brooks entered the
house and q pistol fight occurred. Over
ten shots were fred, but no one was hurt
The man escaped from the rear of the
house and fled to tae woods.