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Rs% lance chspps %sas aa1a G hA' 0''n solo
IT'S said that stsmboul .wilcoms East In the
stable Of John A. Goldsmith Hxt season.
9., sSs S.saSs cos &C. P9SSsas Sslser. % oai 81
wf: P..i Ia: ss5a ass sa s H., S.e Ri sssSGp A
ance. Ohio. for $500.
AnElip has bought from g: Hsparks the Stan
It breeding establishment {r Els trotters.
NAs4ynats: LYLE: Nsy; s;aP. y. esst has sold 70
d out T. Of Hsn y ~ o2
Bhe will be raced st New OriS Sns this winter.
The loading horsemen Of Aanville, ILL.,. have
ssa sioek nsT i59Se 8. With
meDced at once on y new mtb track.
Clin Porter, Kentucky.. th1tw .. yaar- old bay
Ths G Sns hs sm
purpose purchasing.
turned to Ills home in Lyingtop: bat ls stlll
ssSs f ill., HhSS say ho vii
probably not attempt to ode again.
IL reported that the yashiDston Park Club
Chicago haze sold !hst Grcpsser!y Tor
property known as the ICokmaksrs Track.
AsnlyT, Cults Of Orwell. VI. has shIpped
mares. desrsndsnts oiA ddieon Lambert. Aris:
~, and Lambert Olief. The purchaser of
These animals. DR.. VILLAIN B. Macy, is ,oneiof
s h.n s'ndSrf. who bo'sht the cslsbTsfsd 6o,ss
slo'0oo tor that horse
hoaHnss an1IsST9E 9; S9y. s,Byrep MsC!slland has
put hliy On the Lea, " Onondaga. dam Bonnie
zee, she distinguished herself here IN August
oy Winning u three-iighths race in 88k and q
Srnm,,o SSSrtsr Of a mile nee In 22H She e very
promising and grstly resembles 6allie Nc
Iceland. The pricsDsid was $1,000.
s.aiIininS s.hiTIifiSaSoN, Nov. a-Talbott Bros. chestnut
s vas bprae bprincess died Of hernia last night. He
s1i, sei tor 5000. ThsTalbot Bros. have brought
wa. was Against against Mr. Rlpont, claiming the horse
WAS nnsognd beios they bought him,
AN W. Tue Lea choSnnt lilly. yearltDg. By Onon-
NJ; NJ; dam BonnyLee. has been sold by John
saIiiSoS aiisoS She cost tadden $500 last spring. This
na My the most sensational youngster ever
w veI y AcGrathAnA she having won two re-
~ aIssois races hsrs last August, one Z. quar-
~ OF nile In k2k. the other thrss. .ei9hths
@smi!s In s6H seconds.
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New Roehells,s Crib Club.

The social and sporting element IN the town Of New
Rochelle months ago conceived the idea Of band
ing Themselves together for mutual enjoyment and
pleasure, This the origin Of the Crib Club which
from the nrst dav Of Its existence has continued to
grow both In numbers and Importance
The club met with various difficulties in its early
dsyA but one By one these were overcome. and now
the Orb Club has reached happy and tranquil Of
psansncy and solidity The club has recently rented
. very pleasant house, large enough for its present
needs. the street OF the town. The quar-.
tiers were opened about week by very enjoyable
entertainments and somo exoesnt exhibitions Of spar
ring were gwen by few OF New Rochoiles hrst class
,por,i1g men: The boxing hs Of II: e!pe & rather
short lime. Their aim 10 build well sQuippsd ~ "a.
the ot the building which viii contain
alton .i!l probably b. bull. si.hin few month. and
sary to the comfort and needs OF the members. The
membership At present 10 aoout forty and 10 oontnu.
ally Increasing. The club has ARRANGED number
Of entertainments during the winter onthA
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N.,hv,lle.s Run.,ne lreetiue.

Assv,LI.. Tenn Nov. s.-rns beautiful weather Of
The past week continued to-day, and another large
crowd attended the at West Side Park But two
favortss won other three racer being captured By
rank oatsiisrs-
Firs. Selling. for oids: sour furionEs
Nine started Shameless Last ss7Wl. won by neck
from Maud who Va. three lengths in front Of Laura
,ns u
Itdous ia 10 10 i Amos A.. ia 20 \ Ross III, 70
TO l. Icsm iii. 10 to !. Neva o.. i0a 10 TO- Riminl
i0T 70 /; frsndless lo7 ~ to Jack Fisher Iva Is
20 i; Miss Mary, lO% xto u Lemoins b.. lul. 2o TO
In drive. Lemoins H.. At 20 TO won BY head from
wara; ni' mile and .n ssoeh syss u e
8; j. T. iiG 40 Bob Fo.ythe. l,a 10 wary o..
$40 i; Barney. lUS is to Il Cashier. lbs. toL Fay
ests at 70 s. won 10 walk By two lsngths from har
ney. who was neck 10 front Of Cashier Time l:ssk
Giit Ysuna liI s 70 Joe Woo;man. III. TO l.; Mrs
isst III is 10 /: Lucille Nannstts Cd isto Nellie
Whitaker. 0a. Dto Willow, 81 20 to i Nit Young.
at 8 TO S easily by length FROM FAhfu who was
a aisns.n in front St Lucille A.nnst.s - lime u1N
eleven .issssnsSn Ten started . follows Dsfssrdo
iiu 20 20 j; Noimtoi no. ~ to i Madoln il6 go
Vatican. lo4 4ote Il Masgis B, loA 40 John Adams
i0a to Dick Delaney, iU2 % Miss FranceA 100
Stc 1; Red Fox, 81 ~ y !; The Moor ~ 10 Miss
France. yss n,sS bot ~ 49, On M 1s
fence, causing Haegs fall down and seriously njur
lnT her Jockey. West Tho 1udge. gave the rsoe TO
John Ad.mA to shot; AasEis B. second. Dslssrdo
third, Time, I'LL.
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Cricket.

The Metropolitan District Cricket League has now
clobs LOO mcmbsrs.
the Berkeley U. would play NO professionals on its
team next season
Dramso xssoeianon has h hands full nev. = 20
10 on the entsrtsumeng s0nmittee OF several clubs
which Eivs concerts during the OF months
n. Mystic Cricket oas Of IsdfG.a 49, y .nosss.
summer The Aystice are the champions Of the NsssA
ehpSstis Central Cricket Association and have very
strong team.
A miner league eonHessd Of ths ssv RoshsllS IIar
lem American Aeter CSmpAay sAa sus seoona s,evens
10 the ne would rervs add additional interest to the
games OF those clubs
The New Jersey A. c. has appointed the following -
cricket committee: Iames " Boyd. ChAirmsn: q =
Thv ohcers OF the cricket department will be u.
Clarke. captain; C. @. Turner vicecaptain; H. srisgS
secretary.
The Manhattan g. has bssn lucky in Z. ehocs q
the right place. b. A. MUNRO - President Henry Mar
S Sso. saS a. sss q sS % = s:
managed nsst season
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wAsunoros. Nov. s.-fhs Longest psrisd Of esoseeu-
i've rAciusin Washington for rsas many years ended
at Bsnuinrs to-day oin the presence Of . goodsizsd
crowd who backed their judgment frssly and eagerly
7he meeting has lasted sixteen dsvA The CLUB has
the meeting on strictly business prinoiplea while the
IL psssidinS judge Mr. j.. J. Burkc have NGiiantiy
guarded the reputation OF the association and there
Ssye been ably few allegations OF <dncss
The fSvorttss von three ont four nat to-day
aud the winner OF the other certainly should have
been favortts on hor public form
FIRST Race-Purse 9Iol selling SIX furlouEa Gold
Stream (Andsrson) won handily hanehe Jonss barslY
getting the place from Rustic tHiSgs). third. Time
second Rscs-Purse $3.50 for twoyssr-o -olds: six fur
srIj second three quarters OF Isngth front Of r
81; ;sisa HSTs Rs old. and up
ward; selling one mta LarehmonI GDay) won BY
half length syrAsuss tstoysl got The place ~ bali
Hourth 400; special handle ap ohe mile
Tanner IBimms) won BY two lengths Foxmeds day
estting the place from Iceberg by Aneck Time i:t3H
Eutuals paid 81 -.
bar LxilenJ won by two nHhs; Grey Gown tBushneG
second; kvana slime tAr. Issaes third Time. 1854. Au
tuaia paid S7,tO
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Blllinrd Notcs,

Jake schAsfer the Wizard. 10 rapidly getting int
trim his match With sioss0n Billy Rsxton rscevsd
. letter few days ago irem scn..fer. 10 which he
that he 10 training harder for the ooming
than for any OF his previous mAtcnsA
The next RAoanst Club billiard tournament for ths
Orvls Oddls, .yr,, IN: amateur champion viii Dc
eompssor sna 1t 10 doubtful II there 10 any am atsur
srsssiy. Arthur fovnsSnd, who won the saeEhs rsil
whsthsE he will cenpstA
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~, Johns School Defeats Coluabia Fresh.

Sire slHa New. A-rhs Oympios Of D. johns School
played An exciting Gsms Of football here this After
noon with the Columbia freshmen
During the nrst half Swan scored touch down for
tho OlympioS from which Tatuu Kicked . goal Doug
lass scored touch dow for Coiumbik which failed for
goal During tue second hall Drake made = wonderful
run right through the Columbia team from shs olympic
hvs yard ius, aud scored touch down. Columbia did
not seor. dnrnE ne Iss"nJ na ha :: one nms
scors-Oiympics. iOi lola umbias ksfsrss-Adsna
Umprs-CuShmAn OF Columbia
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Pspsr Chase or she G. c. N. r,

The Cross country Club Of the College Of the City Of
New York held Its regular weekly ysstsrday from
Fort Lee. The harss-Ssutsrt 81. and Hilldsrbrandk
s3-la,d OF sbous eight miles very
hard country the extending along Central road
10 the blun overlooking the Hudson thence EnKis-
wood and homo Oy the v est Point ROAD
1ne first hound In was Leyiuson 'A second Kay. 'ea
attsrward the nrst three far eu!elsssn9
snccesafu runs OF season twenty hardy ah.
10 turning out and every one covering the hard and
TIE next run will BE- held from West Chester village
ON Nov, II,
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EvERYTHING READY FOR THE HORSEs.
A Dissiaeulshed Company Inspeets the
Garden Arrapgeaents.

a Dissiagulshsd Company Inspeets the
Garden Arrapgeaents.
The Executive Committee Of the National
Horse Show Association prefaced the opening
Of the show. which is set down for Monday at
the Madison Square Garden. by Joyous ban
ouet In the club room Of the association at the
Madison avenue and Twenty-sixth etreet end
OF the big structure at O'Clock yesterday ai-
terpoon.
Among those who were there TO enjoy their
Fellows, ". i. Wharton. +: K. .SturRy, 7.
Henry French, Thomas Hitchcock. Jr: j. La
Montague, II. Fl. Hollster. Eomund u STAN
ton. George Poabody Wetmole. Frederick Rob
inson, Fl. /. Nicholas, John q. Heckscher. Col.
Lawrence Kip. j. u. Cheeyer. A. j. Cassatt,
Prescott Lawrence. +. A. Schermerhorn. Her
man Oelrichs. Thomas w. Pearsnll. William
4. Haines. Frederick Gibson. W; 7. Smedley.
Manager Jnmes w. Morriesey. John W. Keli ar
Adolph I,,denburg j. Pierpont Morgan. Au-
gust belmont. and representatives OF the press
from this city. Washington, Boston. ph,ladeioo
phia. and Baltimore. There were over lOO
After luncheon the guests were shown
complete transformation soene. Herr Ssidl
and his orchestra loft 1t u few weeks aRo., The
seats on the noor have all been removed. and
II their place is an expanse OF tap-bark sur,
face where tho sports will be held. Around
this space is q. generous promenade. on tne
other side OF whieh are the now and neat stalls
for the horses. Manager Morrissey was smil-
Ing with satisfaction all day at the prospects
for next week.
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Phil Daily. Dr., wias.

tween Philip DAILY JE Of the Central Gun Club Of Lens
Branch aud Capt Money Of London Ensiaad, was shst
S.serdsy the new srounds Of the Central Club a.
rue conditions we're ysrds riss 81 yards boundary
In birds each, and uss ot both barrels allowed The
lyy1 The birds we're strong nysrs DAILY won, killing
81 birds TO Capt NoneysN 81
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A Ds.eo on 1. tho . 40 List.

Quito number Of the Driving Club men,
bers enjoyed tho balmy air yesterday. and
watched the contest between Eve local trotters
for a moderate purse, open to tho $3.50 class.
General Mack and Nelson We're thought the
hast OF the fold, but Deacon did them I'D In
sttHisht heats. Messr-. ". Johnston, J. i.
% Hatthew Riley aud Mr. PARSONS timers. and
George Floyd Jones clerk The track ts won-
dsry spod And RssSSn ha his for
Durin0 tho forenoon Jesse Yeresnce drove
the black stallion Dundee. five years old. By
Clifton q trial 10 2:S4A.
The summary OF the afternoons event Il 40
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Harvard crsss.eouat-x Aaes.

posroH Nov a-Ths nrst Harvard ossesuntry hare
and.hound race Of the season took place yesterday
anSh.d. me hsiss w.i: Loysl ana I. kinE snd
severed tss entire distance IN >, 60 Mnu!sS and ne
Carr wss the second hound In and J. o. Nichols
10 third The prizes will be awarded to shs two harss
and MAnlsy
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Y.,. gres.... WI. .t Nswsursh.

KxwsuReH, Now a-Prof. sgisr's Institute football
team up against another Yale College team to-day
aud we're again defeated although they have had
derful success with all other teams The Yale College
team represented the frsshmsn Of the varsity this
nnish, Il WAS played oil the grounds In the Fourth
wsrd and . biH crowd witnessed ths contest Yale
vsnQuishsd their foes by score Of 1907
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0owllaG N otes.

In January ensnizht's hssdpin tournament viii b
held ~ Bruns alieyA
The Washington Bowling Club held ladies. night a.
tS Alley, iOdth street and Third avsAns ThuFsoav.
for the iadiss msdaL whoh was Won By Mss Isaac BY
score Of iss. The msmbers medal for the month
WAS won by Max bauer.
W. Ill A player having - points at the oioss Of
III SrnSs e. ic,s % liz poims. 70 inScf down len
pins In either eleventh twelfth bal doss not svs
the player credit for strike SpaidiDgs "How TO
Bowl 10 . good beck on bowlink
The uptown bowling clubs are we'll provided for 10
the way OF asyA 9ut Of the many 70 be found 10 the
upper distEie the Central Turn vsrein as
stIsss aHd 1nfd aySnps sas o:ss e & ssSSpsd rec
at present arrangement tor the and open
ing ball on Nov 28 on which occasion large number
of bowlers aud shooters will be present
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Pasosros. Nov. s-Ths hare and hounds club took
long run this afternoon rough country aboundns
In creeks poor time being made The course was four
miles and Turner ~ oAns In nrst with HAllock 'oH
second Tho hsfes were Hail0ok, yl, and Slack, "a
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NV nv ,f.s'Ss'a At 50 Ssss.ai ''I'': ." Ta''dsS
,SS; .i,s: With wiid saii.ys AND spSfs.n.a ar. IN
sen.o..ros the crs.cent and wyanohs clubs addr.ss
ioo! e I is:a street. aarsm Rivers for the Lone Star
Nassau "a b9A, Gun M =. h.d Monday evening
s,si ssS:ssS sss:T i:ss %;!;. ;s%s: s.ss
sus recsve no respons. 10 ,h.r
for tile contest ss yet
rSn s . e tu.
Club should plenty Of pri.es next season lie rows
.sd arc
The Games Committee OF tho Star Athletic Ciub 1.
ssh
sSs sAss Ss %S n Ss pfa.
Ray speara the promising yorpx son OF John n.
S .nd % he IL
wood. N. Y. lie has already kllsd two handsome
back ISoIsa pst.rs !hss w 100 much e! hin And
oR.fs .hns %
,.S Ss
s.s .a .Ds epi ..'
q, will ts tho features
Il IN: for
mouth equity viii os h.rs 1h"rsasy ~ niss I
S:twe:n Ma hsrry wSosy ard Henry Bennett Of !hs
lower village Five thousand points in ssrss will 10
b. oonsssseS on their ssSunds a Wooa.ds Lons .I.na
for sss Winn.s En.r:. viii 3. reesHsa from msm
her. only aud may Y be % made on shs xroun.a 10 the
street '"''A
r e Psote,Ssn.l .r..s ond:, .s:
College Theatre West Si1tssnth sire st on Tle;dny
tanments bs riyen by this cu6 and having spared
&c s:s
"" Ss s.S "a. IL Il Club %
os the ss 3
Ess .aa to c.a .ss
y; S.o!a: :n 81 o sGIs aS. VIII vii
g &: e Oh: : ss :: Ss viii
Il, :7:s!:s P.e:: =:
a ess Nj IF e. 4
iS R.iisss: n: ysss;s
.:asi. Am: SsiSIs -; fsn .1$ sn,:x .h:I.is -:
.Ss % ss
future Championships will bs passed.
e *, .spt sy MsGE 70
isFasy sr rPcn sSSa .o,bSiisy
esms Of fiR on ..
e :'%s
psps pns :: 10 ...asd Ssiss ,s. s.
q s M spRs h sr
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Bospsrrowx Nov. ga game Of football .was played
here this afternoon between the Pnsry School Of Ez
sssth sua the Bordsntown Military IuSituts The
contest rsssltsd N tevsr OF the Elisabeth eleven BY
ooess Of etS0
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s. 3: Sc :s s. s:s e g. 6: s: 8: s:s s:' III: @
-. L. nara Umpire
Ths Xxx Club relied the following game last Thurs.
Team No i-I Hblsn ,ss; 4 4 B!..hp:y:. I,1S: =
49, Ss2I:r - m 49,,
a.iI isi. !: Eehr, rs; simpson, i+s; Lang isa; II.
,s =:
Bf.Ss sc.p..'nA i7e Zone. 1885, Blank
kin: EAT II; sos.rs i.s; Hon2os H. To,.t '''
s Il: ss';s
Team ~. i-wicixsrs is0; JAEGER 1885, Fisher, $50,
IL; sss II 4.: Il. s s'''A' '7' A's.
ssss. S oS
Iss $:;is,: 4: ~. a'S' III sss:1
Two tsams from the Tsnny 10 wiling Grub rolled the
lowing Sams l..s vridalz evening" in Jersey City
assass I ss !sa xnn Is r.
nj ss: :s lS:s sa !s E:I as:.I II, S FARRELL
5:sssss . .s,:s Sss ,s; # .;:;, city
~ essI.Ssan is' H. ss.l.%.an ia aud sssas
ss:: ss V M II: ia Hsss s:s:s: 1a M ssss ss. So &'
Ihur.a.y evening g: m'%1srs rolled a. ths e. %toSwins
H. q. "a Gs:a., :s if lso FL s
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The seores put up BY the clubs In the hrookiya
tional tourn aInsnt last evening were exceptionally
poor with the exception Of the Boho Club who rolled
their usual strong game The results:
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The spartan Bowling Club Of this city were loyally
entertained BY the fsnny Bowling Club Frank y uE
ier. eaie .lsys Jsr'sy City oa tr!dsy evening Prior
sds Joe rhum OF the Spatans and Frank Mailer Of the
Isnnys rolled three gsss They bet SiO each Of the
Muller won the nr:t two ..mss With plenty Of pins 10
pnA ana they Qut exs1 The team match 10 appended:
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Tolaia ....l2 "a u ssiI Totail ...... - 70 ga
Umpirs-H. AichssIa scorsrs-T. Curtss and W.
Murphy.
Tho closing game In the Jersey City Amateur Bowling
League sesiss last week between the Pleasures and
Pin knshta the latter were At home and managed 10
secure easy victory. The SCORE follows:
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PiN KNIoHrS.


Pin Knights e2s 1e $50 loe 1857 l4Ss 1874
Pisasures 400 so 66S s2S s82 1858 1918 1874
Avsrasss-Pin Knights l87H, F1sssurea l3lH.
Umpire-I. Murray Fairmount b Il soorers-Mr
Cornell Pin Knights B. O.. Nr. RUSSELL Pleasure h. Z.
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sRcoHp oAhk.

Tsta.s....... y rs 10 7si
Umpirs-H. H. Niehaelh G
b. Murphy.
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Totals....... Yl327 6T6
gcorsrs-R Oh hapin and g.
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At the samss Of the Bedford Club Of Brooklyn on
Thnr.a.S .y:nnt ,a' %'H%Ssr rolled a. -: T., toS
lek i77y Logan. 2oi isl; Rush. 1877 les! Reilly ITO
l0i; RshAnn ie2 l88, and Murray, leo ~.
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COOD WORKING HORSES for sale cheap. InQui
" 0H 0rsenw nwich st.. bincksmiths shop.
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Tsnnys 3es 500 $50 eee soi sss i01S iias 1908
Ayeraees-epartAns iA7 70; fsnnys la 7.a Umpire
William NaGs. Bcorer-Louis Cells.
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Officers Elected.

At the regular meeting of Walhalla En-
campment. No. Z. l. o. o. f., the following
were elected officers for the ensuing term:
c. J. Wed'l, c. p; Arthur Bohm, II. P. :;
J. Rosenthal. S. W.; S. Preise. j. W.; F.
d.. Druffel, r. S.; A. Bahrs, F. S.; E,
Schwerin, T.; Martin Tanjes, Trustee.
AT regular meeting of Yosemite Lodge.
No. 1880, Knights OF Honor, held last
Wednesday evening, the following officers
were duly elected for the ensuing term: c.
+. Dean, D.; Max Magner, V. D.; Amos
Burr, A. d.. j. NJ. Lenhart, g.; /. Jacob
sen, c.; G. A. Folsom, r. (re-elected); Emil
Wagner, F. r. Te-elected); James Fl. Gates,
1. (re-electeD; ID. h. Finnie, Guardian !:
George F. Nero, S. Trustees-H. l.. Sam
mi, ID. JOost, ID. ii. Fnnie; Emil Wagner.
Representative; G. A. Folsom, alternate,
Eagle Lodge, No. 2204, knights of Honor,
has elected the following officers for The en-
suing term: w. Detels, ID. G. j. Goicoyich.
Y. D.; j. Watkins, A. D.; ]. K. Phillips.
r.; Samuel Polack, f. R. Z. Rosrndorn'
T.; +. S. Cheesman, c.; Z. NJ. Weiss
Guide; j. Goncalves, s.; A. j. Wohlander.
Guardian; j. nj. Weiss, u. Hartman and
+. S. Cheesman, Trustees; Samuel POlack.
Rep; E. NJ. Weiss, Alt.
At the recent election of Golden Rule
Lodge, No. GEO, Knights and Ladies of
Honor, the following officers were chosen
Tor the ensuing term: Mrs. M. A. Dunlap.
r.; Harry j. Turner, V. p; Il. C. Ford. S. :
>. d. Kruger, Z. Mrs. Lena Bloomfield. C. :
MISS Hattie E. Hewitt, c.; Miss Lizzie
Holmes, Guardian; Miss Lillian Holmes.
Secretary. DIR. +. Kemp van Ee. Mrs. i. "A.
Holmes, Mrs. f. j. st. Clair, Trustees,
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to marry lady to whom have been attached
iS. many years am, dear Miss Harley, faith
fully yours, JOHN BIRMINGHAM.
"Now, jack" said Mrs Currie. "you can
leave the letter with me. I'll see that it
goes, for you are quite capable Of backing
out, changing your mind at the last moment
and not sending it after all, and then Mrs.
Cnrrle got rid Of her adorer as rapidly as
possible.
Now Julia Currie was woman who
never did things by halves. She went down
by the 10 o'clock express to Westgate
the next morning with the wicked inten-
ton of delivering the letter with her own
hand.
This time" she muttered between her
teeth, "he shall not escape me"
Half an hours drive brought her to the
Manor House, which was within quarter
of a mile of the sea. She knocked at the
door and she asked for Miss Harley. But
tickle Jack Jerningham's fiancee had gone
out riding, as the housemaid informed her.
Would the lady see Miss Briggs?"
No; her business was with Miss Harley ;
she would call again within the hour. And
then she told the lyman to drive along the
cliff.
She hadn't proceeded above half a mile
when she saw Kitty enjoying good honest
gallop upon the downs She put up her
double eyeglass and took a calm, deliberate,
insolent stare at her rival, as the girl ap-
preached. Then she told the fiyman to stop.
g beg your pardon" said Kitty, soothing
her fiery chestnut mare by pattlng its arched
neck.
"Can you give me five minutes ?" said the
widow; I've brought letter to you.
- It's very good Of you, said Kitty.
Mrs. Currie, walking some few yards
along the turf, so as to be cut of oarshot of
the tlyman, said coldly and calmly:
am about to marry Captain Jening-
ham, Miss Harley, and Eve brought you a
letter from him."
1.-The little girl in the country didn't
answer her; she turned CHASTITY pale, ami
her little gl0yed hand trembled as she held
it out for the letter.
He wrote it at my dictation,' said Julia
Currie.
Kitty read the letter and tore it into frag-
meDts, which were instantly carried away
by the wind.
as there any answer?" said Julia Cur
RE, with cruel laugh.
That is the answer" cried Kitty, as she
Smote her rival across the face with her
riding whip. Then she began to lash the
chestnut mare, and rode at racing speed
toward the cliff; but when she reached its
very brink the frightened animal stopped
dead, and would go no further.
And then Julia Currie saw a horrible
sight.
The girl wheeled her mare round and
backed her toward the edge of the cliff.
The animal struggled and reared, and the
Horse and It's rider for an instant stood out
strongly against the blue summer sky.
There was, a rattle of falling earth and
the little girl in the country" disappeared
from the sight of the heartless woman who
was engaged to marry Captain Jack Jer-
ninghsm.
There was horrible scandal, and Julia
Currie is Julia Curris still.-London Truth.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-13
OFFICIAL BONDS.
Another Batch of Them Filed With the
Auditor Yestarlay

Another Batch of Them Filed With the
Auditor Yesterday.
Thomas OBrien, ax-Colector-elect, has
filed his official bond for $4,000 His
sureties are A. A. Hotaling, l. w. Lees,
Thomas Carroll, E. d. Carroll, p. Crowley
and William Young.
j. II. Widber's bond as Treasurer now
on file is 100000. Sureties-Henry Mathews,
$4,000 Behrend Joost, S45, 600; Harry n.
Morse, $4,000; Harry a. Crane, $4,000;
q. j. Hobo, $1,000: James Aitkep, $4,000 /;
L. ID. Varney. $4,000; Robert Bright,
- d. D. Hunt, Supervisor-elect from the
Tenth Ward, has filed hts bond for $4,000.
HIS sureties are d. Carter and Joseph
Fasler.
David Stern. Auditor-elect, has filed his
bond for $4,000, his sureties being Z. r.
Llllenthai and NJ. III. Hecht.
William Harvey and George Pennington,
elected School Directors, have flied bonds
for 5000. Harney's sureties are Adam
Grant and Levi Strauss, and Pennington's,
y. l., Mcgowan and James Spiers.
A. Z. Freese, Public administrators
has filed his bond for $4,000, with the fol.
lowing sureties: Mathew Nunan. C. S.
Holmes, "A. Wilson, George w. McNear.
Ih0mas Lundy and J. Z. Chase.
The bond of w. S. Barnes, District At
torney-elect, for $4,000, with j. B. Stetson
and W. W. Montague as sureties, and that
OF c. S. Tilt0n, Survey0r-elect, have also
been fled Titon's sureties are NJ. p.
Jones and John Center