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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13
PRIZE WINNERS AT RUTGERS.

COLLEGE, Personal. AND ATHLETIC NEWS.
Of the sloan entrance examination has been made
known The first prize. 800 and scholarship. was
won by Il. V. r. Dennis. Of Freehold, who was grnd
uatcd from the institute in that place. and the second
by Francis Van Dyck. OF Professor F. c. Van DyoK
OF the college, ~ho was prepared AZ Rutgers Grammar
School IN this city.
Professor Gates will assume the presidency OF Am
horst College November 1. lie will move from TINS
city in about O week.
These the members Of the football team BISHOP
captain; Whlteneck, Field. Bricrc. Lyon. Scndder
yelling, ,Aydlot. Hopper Mcssler VOORHEES,. Chicken
Ing and Brett. The rshine Is very heavy, bni inc
half backs weak. though the fullbsck Is good
Dradford Princeton '01 the trainer, Is teaching the
team low tackling and guarding. The team i strong
individually, but weak in team work This brahiord
trying b remedy and seeks TO impress the players
with the absolute necessity & concerted action ~
being unit. it wcTo. c. II. Strng. for The last
two years manager Of the VARSITY team. resigned is
wear, and Is manager Of the Rats. Ru'gcrs Grammar
working out some Of his own pet theories. ~hlen NC
hopes VIII prove AZ any rate he !, certain
he will greatly bcnet the college team for tr piac
ticc the boys will yet will be OF great usc ~ tcn
when they Join. Is somc OF them Will tile 'VarsiV
Manager Bishop states that lie cannot arrange dates
with Lengh: beYauso his team cannot ee' IA, a~M
and Of course cannot PLAY stevens as tie a'i Wal
has disbanded. However. he has made thr oil""ihg.
III addition TO Che already published games u',upr
Athletic. At New York October 49, Columbia 'oii"sc
at New.York: November T.; Grange Mhict.c| al S "r
ange: November Is. Scw:l"rk tnlN"rs,; ~ -
Er7,nswck aud November ~. Amherst. az NC" b''is
u
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CHANGES At WILLIAMS.

WiuiamstOwI. Mass, oct IL special college is
awaiting with interest the appearance of the cata
losus for 10000, some material changes viii L.
announced In II. The course Of studies has already
been somew hat altered this year. and the calendar l.
also b be differently arranged. Instead Of wcHh :,
vscaon at Thanks living thcro will be but day and
thus will be possible close the year June 90 i'll
stead OF July j. Moreover. the fall term next wear
will not begin until september "a. THIS proposed
change has met with general favor.
During the past week mnch Nvelicr interest has
been aroused In football and the eleven have practscd
bard and conscicntously against second team OF from
seventeen to twenty-five nen. As there Is an abun-
dance Of material tie second team is aolc 20 put up "A
strong game and has made the varsity work very hard
Taft. 'oj, former half back Of the college coached
the team for few DAYS. The freshmen WHO have
been Slow In getting their team AZ work. have finally
Iiade q start and are pract, ing at regular hours
Robert Winston who trained Amherst 50 well last year,
IS At Williams this fall and spends almost the cE'i,
day on the field. Today the first prarlrc game i
being played at Albany with Rdce."ld Other games
hsve been arranged follows: tCtOtcr L. laura'e'
at Williamstown october l.. Harvard Al CAMBRIDGE
October o.. Yale az New Haven: october -. Trim
at WilliamstOwn. october ~ University Of Vermont
at W1liamstpvn. October 90. Columbia III Albany
October 81. Cornell at WiIl,n,stown: Nov ,Mb"r i.
Eowdoin DIT Portland. November =. Technology at 70
ton: November L.. Harvard at William,fOwn NOvcm
Der IS, Amherst at WilliaMstOwn November -. Dart
mouth at Willamstown.
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FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL
VIEW BLOOD IN OLD vEINS-FooTBALL.


Lancaster, Penn, Oct. l. (SpeciaD.-Franklin and
Marshall College the leading educational INSTITUTION
of the Reformed Church In America waS founded In
1853 BY the consolidation Of two older Institutions
franklin College, established at Lancaster, Penn.
In 1897 mainly through the eXcrtions OF Dr. Bcnla
min Franklin who also contributed literally to Its
endowment; and Marshall College founded in 1880.
and translated for the purpose Of this union from
IT. Old location at McrcersLurG. PENN
This old Institution. like many Of the smaller col
ieees throughout Pennsylvania and Ohio, has been
IN q Dormant condition for many years Now. how.
aver . new life seems m be swelling it's veins. A
new Chemical and physical laboratory is bcnG built
Dr.. J. B. Kiefer has given the college library
thorough renovation and has added rcadinG-room In
which are found all the leading Journals and period
icals. Ground has been broken for Thoroughly
equipped gymnasium. 4Ox3O feet: it will be ready
for occupancy by the LIST Of January. DIR. John
g. stAhr one Of the ablcst and most scholarly Of the
graduates of F. and NJ. recently inangirated
q pres.dent OF the institution, and tie alumni In v~
Gus sections Of Pennsylvania and Maryland have been
organizing themselves for furtherng the interests OF
their alma mater
Tho one topic Of current interest in undergraduate
circles and indeed throughout this entire city, az
present, is football. Tho game was introduced here
last year by W. VI. Irvine. Princeton rs. Franklin
and Marshall's team followed Princctons methods
IN Diet play and general training. and by defeating
all the smaller colleges in this state electTned the
town. This years team BIDS fair 10 Slrpass IN"
record Of It's predecessors, judging from the stun game
1t put up against Princeton. October 4. when II
ule calls for nearly ten games between this and
THANKSGIVING.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supr-m. Court General Term-BcfSre Van Bruns. +.
80 ~. lo1 lSt. i''O 49,, l"9 81 III, I'D 49,
,u reur court Chamber. Bcforr D4rrcts JM0tIon
cuIra.dar. Nos to -, called at II o'lock
j. n"uros. i2S. 49, py"rcs' ST.. a4I 1.1.
iCIs. 100 1915 1904 iVi2 iiol 1878. 7s1. OOs.
~? sup I1 Court-spee. ryrmrart lnet.ro Andrews
Sos sou 81. it'g , ~ w. ~ a;o S r. =" an sna
~ ~! T. a. 1915 lct NJ lo;s S ioso iys, 'ys3
No. ?s%fsE:
ass ;S 9lsI 21 f Ell s' ourYn j.
c' ore N tsu,cl w r,fs iii Patterson
Cas- s.,% a's% (: M.'sn !" fs21'
$i.G ses T 2I fso e IT, 2ia 49, 7 NO.
sr,"a t. 80 '.n's n '' For E E" s :? 'ss
i". ane" + r n & ,c, nnsy and HsD IT,
no,,,n, To- a. m, Henry Rothgirser, ~ 30 u
sum. ror Court-Gucri Adjourned unti oceo-
ott sirr,or C.urt-spciA Tsrm-Befors Dugro. Mos
s aS isl lys sa TF'%'i?!' T'"': 'S''
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COL suistor ttovr.-1,. rc-p. IIAdiourncd for the
-: sss e $ p.S AZ si sp, ss 1871
!:"s" Sf,; E 'f' Pryor.
w. o,non Tra.Irial rrm-3Part IM9efore pay! 90 10
80 y T., 3a co.: 6so 2sI. $50 2s7 200 2e+. -7. Sos
Sio on ~, a. Trial Tern--Part IIIefor. Bookshaynr
S"s Ss 49, a42 20. SO. 81. co. o. IS. 276. 270. 277
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'ci,v nnrt rial Tenn r idi ,Ifn "cAoAm' u D.
Nos. S3oj 1899 1870 i4aS ioa%t lH H.,oro Van WICK
JS2.cia c9,"IGaf se..on.-rnrt IBefore CowIne. T.
t oas s.snt District Attorney Macdona-Nos Tn 3D.
n GENERAL SesslonsPart u-pe.ore smVtn. ~
md Ns.,sant Di.rict-Attorney Jrrom"-'o"' " H. ~"
elusive. r,... p., III Uc,ore MARITIME, J..
ard Assistant District'Auofhc'
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MOTHS FROM STEVENS IS~Tl II TE.

Al thu n,riluy Il IA" Northern .u'"rr"l!"Htt" Foot
bail A,.or!a'!,i! ST. ci,. rcpr,rit,d los Wcitl,n"r.
~. AID J. {. smith '"i. withdrew. Bowdoin tnhing
her pia'. II. question n Ia "hch"r stevens shall
r. inter tho lca.u" year Viii be drd"I by vote"
a lie teir.g r, sarirh H. favorable
T. I. -u.d inat there is SON" likelihood 81 stevens
Io>ln. her si"ri. next year. y rhai'c (" r>a ~ 10
Tor two Of thpc year. not accepted promptly
and fhc dropping u the football team NATURAL!
pr,,,r.cd ali Impression thai great amount OF
Interest VII. taken ia athletics. II the or Innd, arr
r-I.trd 10 the ~ GeorGcs Cricket Club. steven, VII
pr,a i, have " pay $50 them for The Of the
,r,und, ou any, III the week. heretofore she
i,, riIoy,-i tho privilege and they have pad
n.r >ldcraDy more FOR The grounds on the other
four days.
Nj II the cla>-es held meetings last week and
elected ohrcr- The results sophomore class
lr.,iarui. IL. r. cunts. vr" president. Alvin bopdy
."cr.tury. A. f.. M"rk"l. t~a>urrr. Antony
Lac .i-vcna lnGcator." r. l.. Parker and g. L. Wal
junior cla.s President. ". c. tuntL, secretary. W. o.
Ludlow: class historian. Henry {. Meier, Ei.tor-in
clipf of Ine stevens Life. r. H. Mc''aho Editors
for he stevens lndlrat"r.- -. e. Whltnc! and Il. L.
shepard. AZ a SPECIAL mctting T.. +. scharirr was
,., ,rd vice PRECEDENT. Tho treasurer has not Yet
been cl,rt,d. senior class: President. e. n. McCu
lou.h v!rc president. Arden Post: secretary, Y. C.
iolh,iton. treasurer. john Darby. cla,' historian,
captain Jonn barry Editors for The Scyons In
d,rator,- IT, II. smith aud Arden Post. Freshman
,h President. j. T. klunpp, i'cpr"SdcIt H. ID.
Coleman secretary. Il. l.. Hall tr'aNurrr. H. = L:
Nrriry class historian. g. p I"dgrnan. Red ard
black wcre sel-t, y IN" clus> coior..
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SI,E<EINc AT TEE UNIVERSITY

The council OF the University OF tho CITY Of New
York al q meeting last week appointed DR.. George
Alexander George MuuIo and Fre'icrick Baker Gem
io,rs Of the council whose terms expire In No,cmlcr
IT,. resignation ~ Judge &. H. Van Bnn'- offered be-
came Of his duties upon the Supreme henrh.
from membership IN the council WAS accepted With re-
rr,ts Courses oi stud, with Conditions Of enrolment
and IF degrees for the school Of pcda2ogy NO one
is to ic admitted as q candidate for degree who has
rot "a diploma from college or New York state
normal school. It, ciuva lcnt no one can attain
the Doctortc 81 Pedagogy without seven Ncar'' sue
cces.ul cypcricur" In teaching. in addition to the cum
p,i.ul ~ the five Il study thee couries are
~ history " rdruon. - p"far"gic. psych""Iv,
81 nrth,d ,lOgy and applet pc'l,e"ey ia literature
81 ctuCruOn. AMI ~ purr cfhic' ana phih"piE
Iurttcr Thesis for the D0ctorat' Il r"liurcd No
rcarhcs $4,000 More man holt THIS sun, has been
secured.
r.. coI, Il decided I" establish tirr! full chair In
tie u Il 10 b. Sled In III ar l-.. when M
hoir field Of l,'r.crnn Will be- app rtloneh amor;
the three professor. and the Xix l"tnrcrN
follow. ri,.. dent kchy vie president. Brown ,c'
rotary Weed treasurer. Robinson, poet, Erdolph'
hi. toran >iIl!n orator. IHn. ~
Tn. Rev. w. II. l.. Fame. the pastor ol thr fNti
Avenue baptist Church. an alunnu> ~ Ir"h ~
v,r-t, ard Jr'min,tt m"ini"r i IN" I".'h F'I'h
Paternity. Delivered All interesting address III o..
IN mel l,.t Moid,y Torin, The Ethics -! >'ud'
t,nr suc,krr- N TIVE M"ndV morning cDur>' have
bc,n aI,r"uIc'd follows john l''i""'. III: Fey
IN. j. II. Incl"y H." k"v Or. H. man Ah,"t Tie
E,v pr Marvin X. Vincent Dr. ". Gilman Thompson.
the Kcv. Dr. ii'nry wan D,H" and Ell"rt ~ M"hi"'.
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upnSpFCOJ'- YEAR At UNION.

Ech.nc,i ady, y. l.. oct. IL (SpecaD.- Ever s1rn
I'niG, entered upon her era OF Increased prosperity
IN, has lccn mailing steady progres~. one chtiie"
after au0h cr la, been introduced Scarcely month
,as paescd tina, has not witnessed some new step
th,. gave ura sure and SAT- ion 70 all land they
m. uaI,yJ that love old lnion.' such matters rs
increase in the tcach:n. fprc', improvements TO tn"
dormtnrcS and the chapel and To colce" property
N general together with athletic succeSSc have been
noticed from time TO time In The Tribune.
The fact that the baseball hnc last year won the
champ,uship has given d Inspiration 70 football
IN, wear Tive eleven are under experienced
trainer and In constant practice. Therefore Union
looks confidently for high place In the coming inter
COLLEGIATE contests.
The Lawr Tennis Association has elected officers a.
follows: President e.. H. Daley. 80. cprcsld"nt
f. d. Lines. %: secretary aud tr"aoiircr, g.. !.
M,~hcr 90, executive colnniittcc-l'rcston. 81 Daley
o.. Webster 'o.},
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Macfaddcn; prophet prophet. :. Il. rect Liver
pool. Eng; historian. n. S. Woodworth Berlin conn.,
chorag,is. VI. \. Dixon. smyrna, y. Y: gymnasium
captain and marshal. Frank +. Croscr. west spring
field: vice captain, d. X. knight North BrooKiclh'
senator. c. " Thorpe. oxford. y. y.
The football eleven Is having constant praetrc with
the second eleven and with preparatory school teams
in the neighborhOod Some improvement Is seen IN
tire bnt the team still crude, and II games are
70 be won In the championship series an immeolaic
change for the better Is necessary The trainer Is
expected next week. but the question IS why did no
he come long ago. Tie injuries u the prayers nave
not been serious. with the exception OF the lame ankle
that W. T. :. Jackson half back got on Friday. Inc
games this week were with Willi,on. A. 70 o. and
the Agricultural College. 30 to o.
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AMONG THE COLLEGES.
r.,r GETTING READY FOR HARVARD.
w cIJB-BASEBALLcCLA OFFICERS

,Aw CLUB-BASEBALLCCLASS offlCfhS'
on CONN oct 1o (SpeciaD.-Thc machinery
-. Val. is again running smoothly auo seuaeS aiu
c...,o .norts are the order OF earh day Inc laie-
S.~,d football game will be played at epr'hS'ciu
lavender o. . en-
The Kent Club. the leading law school literary So
-" hss elected these officers: President. George r.
s.omford: vice president F. s. Allen assistant
.-..urr. J. F. Carpenter; secretary, J. A. hooo''
1000 secretary Solomon Peres executive con-
-, richard Miller and George Kellogg. Mr.. Hin
- the best looking and probably the most popuh"
80, Of the senior class. He is son OF senator
.'n ~ Stamford, the most eloquent orator OF Con-
~.,aiouts General Assembly Of 80.
rhs report of rhe treasurer OF the yale University
,..ahsH Club shows that after presenting 'he '"4o
-. .nruoratlon with $500. there Is balance Of
90 q. with which to start the next year
~. Rev. Henry Clay Trumbull is delivering an en-
I.sv interesting series Of lectures before the
.dents of the university. Tho opening Iectufo VIZ
~ aOrei,tal Marriage Customs MI. 1TumDuA
IA that the Oriental past is the same as 'he oi'e
-. and that one travelling through those countries
70 csn easily imagine himself back In the scriptursi
49,. Abraham comes out from his tent ana oios tho
.-v,lens welcome Rebecca goes to the wei 10 drs"
80 for them Cries Of mourning pierce the ears OF
.s.r, listeners lust as in centuries past. To
y. w., a, o. road the history of centuries al glance.
cademic seniors have elected officers as follows
~,.,s MOTT James W. Broatch Of Omaha Neb; orutor'
r brown OF Troy. y. u: secretary. H. W. "iueler'
:. Nsw Haven; classday committee. Gerard H. HoW'
.x.v.york. $ W. Guilds of Pttsburg. John L. Brince
:. u.,t,ord Hubbard +. SIMPSON of Winchester. Ky,
.nd Irwin W. Hale OF Cleveland. Ohio; historians.
u.ovv n. Tweedy OF Binghamton. n. Y. Ashbell
60 ~ Ncw.York City. Joseph IIerod Of Indianapolis,
ia Thomas H. Guy Of Troy, n. w. and John b.
s..s Of Chicago: ivy committee. Walter McClintock
:, pt,sburc John A. Boney Of Ptteburg. and William
T.,.sl Of Psttsburg; statistcians, John TISon OF
CI,. rbrsnch. Tenn, and Charles II. Hall OF Exeter.
* n: CUP committee, George 5. Brewster OF Eo"'
YORK CITY, Charles ;. Wibeck OF Detroit Ach'' ana
John r. Townsend OF silver CliH. CAL: supper com
m,ttee william Z. smms OF Paris, KY. -,
Yale football contests have been arranged as lol.
lows Wednesday. october H. Trinity College. az
Hartford conn Wednesday October 80. University Of
Vermont, New Haven Monday, November 3, Crescent
A. c.. In Brooklyn. y. y . - l.. .,u,.
" Candidates for the football team now in training
are ". G. Rhodes, 81 y. W. Harvey. '01 W. w.
Hefelfnger 81. :: !. A. liartwcn T. g.: T. L. No,
CInnC o.; s. r. Morrison 81 :. y. Morrison. "2 ]
A. ii. Wallis. 49, c. W.: Mills '%3 F. H. iiarD"nr:
so s.: H. A. Bayne. F,2; IL. W. llolconlUc '91 )
"A Coke, 'p4 L. Bliss, e3, ,.
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE, GETTYSBI'RG.

nv f-'fTN NN''8f'f''''' VII f'' '''|'
Getty sburg. Penn, oct. IL tSpccal)-Quitc An IN
t?est has been awakened In football. and the team
soon to bc chosen will creditaby represent the col
lege In this popular sport The eleven ont At
pariice afternoon. under the direction Of Walter
Of the best quarter backs LAFAYETTE College has
ever lad Tie candidates are: Albert. frll-Llck
Gmysor. HpScv AID FIllnrt. half.hacks: Walter ard
Baum. quarter backs. Nichols. Kline, Roller. DalvIn-
ple. Pohlman. Fokngcr. P0hlman. Rudi~ill. GcuAmcr
and Boyer. rlsh"rS. ON SATURDAY. a Will De
played with the MllcrSville state Norma! school
team. and on the following Friday one with Swarth
NOR. The manager IS Charles Fllcrt.
Gilbert Beaver son 81 Governor Lcivcr. and a
member Of the Interstate Collegiate Visiting Com.
nttec addressed thc Young Mems Christian Association
on Wednesday evening. The local organization Is In
. dourshing condition.
DR.. stanley director 81 the gymnasium IS taking
ne Measurements OF the S:ndet>. that all VIII
~ ready for work when the gymnasium is Completed
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CLASS OFFICERS IT AMHERST.

Amherst, Mass, oct. ]. t>p"cil,.-Ihc elccuon OF
the senior class. on Thur'fay evening has oc'ohcd
some comment because Of the partial success OF q
number Of satc.makcrs. who seemed to nave IN"
onices all their way. These men say III their
defence that while Encouragement l. usually to r'
condo nncd. il always h, played and always VIII PLAY
part in elections at amherst College. owing to the
ntInlsr or secret societies IN this case, ucy
say II quito cAcusabe. because supported by
large majority Of the class. The matter MIL
probably adjust itself without any trouble. The
officers ar: President ~ p Avery. Florence: vice
president II. Lewis. Havcrhill secretary. F.. B. Mac
Fodder. Harrisburg, PENN, treasurer. II. y. Gay.
Newton; class orator J. T. Stone class poet, H. W.
Boynton, Newton Centre grove orator. S. p. KnOwl
ton Deer Isle. Me-: grove poet. q. L. Leonard.
Bellows Falls. Vt. ivy orator. c. r. HYDE. Brook.
Ivn; ivy poet II. F. JONES' V..ccav1e, cal. toast
master O. b. Merrill, Portland. Me-: prophet f. r..
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HACKETTSTOWN INSTITUTE.

Hackettstown y. j.. October III (Spcciall-iaCketts.
oxn Institute opens It's seventeenth year with school
val Flied with fine class OF students The religious
Than ever before.
An Improvement that will lie an honor the school
ma cause for just pride is the new gymnasium now
Nns built for the yOnng men. The ladies were pro
."eo With = fine Gy Inn0sium five year, ago. And
uo~ the young men are Ia have gymnasium far SUI
p<1of TO tie onestory frame building occupied III the
~" The new gymnasium is twOstOiy brick
SS..SH!nS 4OAeO feet. On the first hOOr to BE-
Sssnuig rooms and lockers, and bowllngalley and
sSxpau cage. On the second floor is to be the
E"neSum pr0pe", to be fitted with apparatus made
"A sargent. Of Harvard. and other STANDARD mahcr,.
~, "nOe Will be flushed In about month Mean
ue students arc taking increased interest In
SyScel But two OF last years regular team are
snd II success comes at all. 1t will be only after
nv YORK has remedcd the many defects now notice
s'0-oagh tsckling, slow play, etc.
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THRILLING WITH HEALTH.

Most peop,c consider ain ents like Ho"r~enesS Cough
c Tbroa, ctr not worth their while to look after and
hey ouvh. to pas. away without any further notice being
ak,u OF them This NEGLECT Is very o'en the cause OF
, -, ,h ,..,.nt and his general happiness. Use
eodcn Mineral Psstillcs In time They VIII e"eel""''
c,adicat. sll the above diseases. Dr. Mor-au b. brown
critic, fSouthrrn Medical World June 1851 II nave
used tho Sodcn Mineral Paelos In tho Chicago Poeinic
and and rho ,c.u. very satisfactory In Pharynsrt a" wei
IA in chronic Catarrhal conditions OF The upper ar
p.ssases The sodon Mineral rsstles never fall to cure
d.e~sss OF tho Throat Chest and Lungs ny al oSoS3"
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OBERLIN COLLEGE, ONO.

Obcrun College. Ohio. oct hpecialb-Mrs. Mary
+. Fairchid wife OF our beloved ex.presdcnt janice
H. FAirchiId died on sunday morning NJ the advanced
age of seventy one years.
The orstoricai contest was held last Tuesday. the
spcalcrs being q. ) Calendar, r. W. Quincy. q. A.
Lawrence C. L. FirostOne and I. C. Chase The honors
were awarded to F. W. Quincy. q. S. Calendar win
ming second place. 80,
There is much activity in athletic circles this fall
good baseball team has been selected, which VIII
MAY the Adclbert team October IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13
SIR M0RELL MACKENZIE,

thu eminent Throat Specialist says The SodN, Mineral
pastes (Tfoches. which are produced from the SOden
Mineral Springs by evaporation. particularly
able In Catarrhal Inflammation Sor Throat Coughs
bronchitis and Lung Troubles" The Soden Mineral
pasnes are by oil druggists for 80 Obtain
thu genuine only, which must have the signatufr aEd
tSstinonia q Sir Morcl Markenzr with each tox
trial box viii be mailed for 25 cenn any address
sodea Mineral Spring Co.. p o. BOZ 3,31o. Nsw.Yerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13

n, r,ur~day those who ~ II racing VIII .tV' Tho
.rer and ,usI over the meadows 10 riIaT. ~, ,s
",,mn meeting OF the New jersey Jo'kc! NV
,nen Ind there secretary Mclnty~ Has VS. u.s. n",v
all Ovrr the world h" ever! uoN' ~, an
hi In ,.rt for the first ciR! days ~ fLst
", th, nnycr,o knows better no" 10 a1fso ~ nrnha
-, o. 10 attract uw ncr, and tralhors ANY III yn Il
,iutic are that there Will lie grd hcrtn I'm and
iri,iur The pur>',o arr r5U'' Tno Al'u a,,n, Il ~
,hc .,trau,r 10 all races IL fIre on to w dts.n,e
Nr M,luty RI put, out feccr he". ~. ,,thcr
49,, Mi. and II that draws well tieir iiay ~ 80
,"t racs, IL Is understood thar mos. w " Ii,e
s,nhIcs will race at Erulcth ihohS tI"', ,nrss mr.
munt's Earcland might possibly PIN NY "a. rraSI Ia
Two ont thcre RaeYOcrs VIII lf fLtu 10 20 ,,",at.si
rount,y where u ailr,sd u r'lltTM Anu iand on
A. a railroad. They will not BE- 0onxe%a ,nt ~ tho
the frt ola form Of Central train amo ,""u ~ eycry
crossroad They do that roihf1 ,v nmis his thrUtIc
wid,, open and swear, back A. tncn M Wcintyn, has
u,,rp -, vi,ors from Brooklyn Mr. N'inT ti, i,s
arranged that the steamer Laura " "a''T and ~
Gi,.ns. Wha1 daily at 1910 and y. M. a sn NJ
yS rug viii leave Communirssw Immediately on INC "r
rival OF the race tlhh 80
,o.r,. Ce.ar,Mitch success stamps nun olo vi tto
80. ~ mi, xenrration lie l. hVc ycAIs oiu.
cor.,cs rho ton weight. 1.S POUNDS anu ~. mc, ,,,"e
tdtanrc which IN twenty eight YARDS over uno u.
and quarter In 3:34 brakine III ,'i1a p Ind
Int nt oniv the English but the .Nnc,t tn S ",
III ,,,,,rr records. 1t WAS Ap"h"'u p,'
Snrmance Alicante tn" favorite French mare va.
i.nirn two lengths The American re'oIu ~ 10
,.rerm,ics is 80 a. made at sarafoi'' on JUN ~
~ hr Snrinobok and IrcaancsS. In their famous