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The sun., 1890-11-04
Racing At Nashville.

NuavILLk Tenn. Nov a-This was bookmAksrS day
at West Side Park. only two fsvortes winning. The
weather cloudy and cold and the track was fast
First Raos-ssiIns purse for 7yearods; Bfour fur
longs Mauds B. won pretty race By . length. Cor.
rnne Ksnusy second. half length In front Of Laura
Doxsy. Time, 81 seconda
Second Racs-selnng purse for Sysar-ohs and mp
ward; thirtsen.sixtsenths Posmus sasny BY
two lengths from Little Crete who beat Mamie yonso
Third Racs-ssing pursS Tor maiden s.ysarolds and
upward; tvs furongS In driving nnish Rosa won
Time. l.04.
Fourth Racs-Purss for 3yesr olds and upward;
mile Up 70 the thres-Qusrter pole not more than .
nraE wsv ana won sss,v bv tvo ienSihs from Nonits
Hardy. WHO wssa head in front Of Cashier Time.
Fifth HaesssllinS purse sld; and qpwards;
eleven sixteenthk Puente won In Q walk, while Wyn-
dom beat Red Fox half . length for second money.
Time, ll2h
last In vary close nnish Lsmoins H. won by nose
from Miss FrsnciS King Dillard third
The sun., 1890-11-04
Odds anA Ends or Sports.

LIZ. p. Manning won tho psol championship
ss i:' sss .
II: M .as run:
ssns1Sy very popuis. EH ;S and ws s,tsnd.d N wv ' "
os.;sr dsfsassa Moor: IN th' etnos S,.s r.o: %
f: sa s
n s" .ns
6ssns Won sssF shsfd struggle BY sh' score OF 100
n c.sa. P.Ii n's On q. NoisS mellow; Won Il:
m. Eighty sixth street =. ~ Q. Hsrr!srs will have
Gsc Ssc m. s Il. men
II; 1ass . g .: os Is IT.
night large number 81 member: aha Fu;sts we're in
s.ss s:s uD rph & a.. 5
Do III e ,
n r. sess q sns ss:.
%s;ss 4 y
;s K: the
osIi:s: Athletic IaSa S;ia g: nis :snT i:x 5.ys
ss Vii M BE- Rsa .ss The
There .ppsars 70 Be- soms little hitch in the proposed
ind 90 between Tommy Kelly and Benny Muir.
R b ,nsy ssrssd upon he: refused
would IKE to meet Kelly or bis bscker At Thk Sun once
to-day bstwssn II and II O'clock 70 select another
stakeholder.
The outing Club of the Y y. O. A. will take cross
country walk Of About seven miles through New Jer
~ snd h AIDE. :asi M q S. 'ss
camp IRE reunion Of the club Will be held Thanks
evening in the psriors Of the Tvsntsthird street
The history OF the boxing clubs In san Francisco
seems likely 70 be repeated In New Orleans. Jealousy
At each others has broken out among ksw or
leans boxing clubs and threatens 70 kill the pug sic
boom ms clubs distrust each other and refuse ia
divuss 10 the local nswspspers Offers Of nsgoA
sss: P:sas s:; Sf h New o,s.n
ss.s u: .s :y 1':sss pspss e. s ns.s .S is.t r.
fsud bsSussi The papers and The club dlrsstofs
s'sf 4 si @ Ss.
tsSN e fss.sd 10 iis. q Ssfsncs @ ). t.S.s i L
s:s:;; a.: :sT!: .!:; Ken !s4::s
mutssJ sAe,s ~ sapsa.ss Of ,hs GisL Shioh w
ihen psoa he becker II sisvin, TricisfS LayeocS
ssA Beech. Who Afanous boob sr viii arrive on
The sun., 1890-11-04

Weekly shoot OF tho Riverside Gua Club.
RED BAsk. Nov. 1.-The Riverside Gun Club held their
regular weekly shoot to-day At eayi birdA Scores fol-
low:
First Event 10 snslss-John Cooper 8; Asa whay.
mer. 4; 3. Throekmorton 4; J. B. Bergen, 8; E. r.
second Event 10 sinRles.B. Throckmorton, 8; John
Cooper, z: o. Hesso q; n Cooper, o. J. 2. Cooper 81
T. Davis 5; A. WhAymer,
coonsI e. WhsymSr g. O. Hss,ea g: Il NJ toopss 1hn 81
r Dhyia y - y
The sun., 1890-11-04
Dwight Defeat. Cutler "a to o.

The football teams OF the Dwight and Cutler schools
played an interesting game the meadow in Central
Park ysasrday afternoon 1t was witnessed By about
200 spestators among whom were many scholars from
both sohools It was . very snthusaato gathering
The teams lined up ~ follows: 80. ..,.
Dvsht schoolFck. left ends simpson ieft tackle; s,ns
guard; Jenn nva right iaokle Nelson right end aar,
tin quarter back; Fields left half back Cox rishs na.
Psyso left tackle RobSlna left Eaard; HItsr
rieht end BrokAw quarter back Pope eft halt oscki
Day right half backi Copp. tull back
The rush limo the Cutler lads was very weak ana
the Dwnh, buys broke through 1t almost At Will Terry
did most work for Dwight The game was OF Two
twenty minute havsA and dwight won by the score Oh
- to u M Allan was referee.
The sun., 1890-11-04


n on
Friday evening n .6s ans e the oo'Ssst s.Is'
eousssd &C trophy was captured Sy W. LswS The scores
FIRST oAnk
Brown N M oo4S; 81 Gos M
II, s..s ~ , S ssss9 Ill ' ..: lei Ill ssss.
Brown NJ sss 4 oo.S; m CO. ss III: Ii sors.e III
, s e a oa
Brow. ss doisy m Sd s.:s H. L: s'ic' M
< ssss, ,s 81 1ss. ss: III o' ssss:
Il s:saf esS ysss S
r Ssus ss'Iss. sss st fieoIs Gsns
S;sS ,oi t. Sssu is ss H. @ i's
Msa,en S1S yer: e:
a ;sSI ne.
k:sst
s:Ss ssS ls m a:S'7
IN. xesropou. Club defeated the Hiarys BY 500
pG%ats %.s,ono: n: .sin.on .I9ns ,e, Magic. ,.7 Jen
nnj jenkins Nh aso Kom.r: lis; ROOF iis; Magic $50
Gn.ry:.Huns 1855: starr. las: Lactmsn. lIs: His
rs M W. H.. 'qt E se.fs cs l2' A0n.A.n
f:sa Pc T:
ai.:s ss ss.s 81 " a: sS
e: s:s:
FIRST CANE
Team No l,Trostel lai; knodsI, iis; Kssslsr. Ieo
;: ssssss ri Fiji -; u Schroeder ''
sRcoHp CANE.
Team No. I-Trostsl l47: Knodsl, Iss: Kssslsr. le2;
K.PP: M 1Sss sosn ,e, soa,o.a,,
~: . 1snnnes lss; sscshs Isl Total s7a a'A''''''
Team No l.T.o'ssl 49, M Lneasl & 1885, Kss'sr. I+as
o1sS Team No NJ aaeeRes .ss Besn. s Schroeder
49,. Jsnpn;, I.s; ssssshe III iss y T9ssL ssi ,o.. ~,
Team No i's s csmSna,
Team sse!il Ss B9,sns5 21; Bs't ss; Fare
G.ns;s Keller 5S zsnR s6,SIs. q TSs. Ss
r.s.n. a. Fesss.s.r bs.l ,as 4oss AL a
ss gs,: sess s :s:s q .:.as a..P: #:
SFuasSas ii: ES.inhsis ii; hsa:es:s ss:s
eSt5.s ar*E . ssnas ST. 's' t*:ls y s' u
ssooHD aAxn
nss 1.T III ..:sS ss Il :ssss vs
a 4ot.l, Il sOl S!''n'''' ''' W. '''' 1901 . '-'' TO-
The sun., 1890-11-04
To.days Entr,e. ut Elisabeth.

The New Jersey Jockey Club announce an
attractive programme for the opening OF tho
second half Of their fall meeting. Tho six
races include q match between Uncle Bill
DRly's colt Charley Post and Snapper Garri-
sons colt Text aud a race Of mile heats. Pre-
vious to the racing. Col. 8. d. Bruce Will dis
Dose OF the race horses belonging to the Dwyer
Brothers, and tho sale will be one Of the turf
eyents OIL the, year. A special train will connect
Srty street and run direct to the track.
Judging from the quality Of tho horses en-
first-class. with vinners somewhat diiiicult to
pick. Tipstati ana g, W. Cook % may + bfght II ont
S bxe bxs
to win the match. but the rival Jockeys will
make q fighting race Of it; Woodcraft and
Quot ation are fair selections for the fifth. and
Riley and Eon will be- apt to lead the field at
the finish OF the sixth.
The sun., 1890-11-04
Racing at Bennings.

wAsHIyoToS, Nov S-Ths Warrington Jockey Club
began its supplementary meeting at BenninGs today
under discouragng conditions The weather vas cold
and cloudy and the attendance small The betting was
fairly brisk. considering the small crowd. but there
were not snoush people present to keep the bookmsk
srs occupied ns 81 n: ;N.n!. AZ. ioe.
won. TappahAhnOok second and Co!dstresm thtid
Time. Ia4 Betyiug-sence. even money; TAppahan-
mock. to !. kutuals paid $S: ~
second Racs-Purss $50, for all ages, six furionga
Lowisnder won Kitty /. second Psriciss third Time
,;lsA sMsi,,as7Lowlandsr M sto 5; Kitty IT, to l.
Third kacs-PuIss ssoo for thresys.r ods and mp
ward; selling mile and sixteenth. LArchment won,
Corticeii second. King Hasem third. Tims l:h2 Bet
ting-LarchmonI even money! COrtceh, II toa lu
tuals paid ~ 4a
;, Fourth R.ce-Fr's handicap. purse 500 one NIL:
Tim. AZ. sst!nE-Bsiis dor, sto s; Tanner. to I.
Fif9h Racs-Purs. $3.50 free handicap Of two miles
oyer eight h1rd!sS Zsnsbsr Men' i3Ia.hCt second
to 5; LonEshos . 10 !. Autuss paid saia
The sun., 1890-11-04
Harvard wins from Barnard.

The Harvard and Barnard School football teams met
AZ Central Park Yesterday afternoon and had er
citing and lively game tho Harvard boys proving 100
much 10, their rivaA and winning by score OF 10 toe
They had to nshs hard for every point though ons
touch down msds in the nrst half BY Quinoy ana
Biue kick cd goal The second half was very close
and the Barnard boys came near scorlnH suss osavs
time called Basbvouok made snother toueh G1na
for Harvard, but goal was kicked Ine teAuaA hneu
up In the following positions:
The sun., 1890-11-04
Jack Hopper T.lts Business.

Jack Hopper has been matched aght nftssu rounds
with George Tapsr the oolored light weight from ash
ington, who whipped Mitchell spicsr In one round ss,
week The contest viii take place on Friday sigb, at
Gspt Mas hoyie's n Hoboksn. II will be for sioo
Hoppe! e.id yesterday that win or oss In this match
ne would challsnge the winner ths Gushing
pAtue hs hoids that Gushing should win easily an
ssys that dibbons should win that be VII! be sasnsd
s hsss.a ss aS g dss. Ss pssIa r. %u: ss--s A
The sun., 1890-11-04
FoOTBALI-
Pr,,ee,e~,s Team for To-Say's Game.

frineetea's Team for T"-ssy's ss"e.
PRINCETON. Nov. a.-Ths following team was
selected this evening By Capt. Poe TO play
against Columbia at the Berkeley Oval NJ IVY
tomorrow morning:
pnu naot Bomsns: half backs King and epicsr;
Quarter Pes: rsht end MoFisras; right tackle spesr;
reht Guard, Thomas; centre riggs; LETT GuAru Ls""
left tackle, wood; left end. DAVIS,
Hayden may take Davis's place his knee
will allow him. Warren is again Iaid np Dy "a
last Friday playing against the Columbia A. q.
The sun., 1890-11-04

"Thers have been several challenges Issued" said
Arthur Lumiey yesterday by middle weights In this
vicinity 70 nsht PADDY German the australian M but
match In way that they should II any Of these men
really want to night t;orman let them call at the ~
Illustrated kts olce and Will make match with any
one on bshslf Of German Paddy has ,rea in vain e
afraid OF him lie 10 ready and willing to neht the INST
man that comes along and will back him"
The sun., 1890-11-04
70. for thrssyesr-o olds and up-
y below the scale; one mile,
The R.n.srs at Gloueestsr.

The Rsnnsrs at Gloucester.
asy's races;
rir.t Race siI fuyongs 0lsnolA .on 30 So second,
K:I.s. :.eond. yssri:.. shii,sa I,.s issY
inston second Donioy third. Time. i,soH
Fourth RAos-six furlonEs tngsvood won, Lta
.ssS s.T,s1 s.S ss'E;SD: %
The sun., 1890-11-04
THE MINORITY WANT TO RULE
TAete VIII be rsn Asone the Players
League Backers-

The hackers Of the New York tP. IL team
have received no notification Of the meeting Of
the Players League. which II 10 stated will bs
held in Philadelphia on Thursday. In fact, II
they do, It Is extremely doubtful II any one OF
them will attend. They have large business
interests to look after. and 1t Is their feeling
that they have already given too much OF their
attention to base ball. their business having
suffered in consequence.
There is trouble In the Players League
This time It L. among the capitalists not the
players. The minority OF the capitalists. d Ia
Tom Reed. dosire to rue. Not one set Of men
at the posi- OF duty at the most trying tincs as
Messrs Nc rip Te0lt R96iafS0n; and an hssn van
% over the the departed spirit Of the Players' League
would have boen eoleinnized In the middle uf
were wei the darkest. and it looked as Ii the new
born infant was Gasping tts last b. eath o. lie
IL bs Ss Sss
that was instantly rowling. 1t was money
Cd ns esssi s; s hs s:.n .a0s s a
those gentlcmen to cast an odtum and stigma
ns asN Ss shar saa sas. hss se H.
.hs same oS;ss! q ;ns Plsysrss Ths cause Ss II
League alive. desired. as business men. tossve
:, Prince and HAr. Of the goston Club, n, the
cnRo are apparently the men WIG are snds%sy- %
inson. and van Cott and also the baeke5s Of
the Brooklyn CSveland and pttSeusSh S sSt riay nnd
'rfh The Nav York ssntiemen have sndsevored
in a Strictly honorable WAY. They have suc-
ceeded in this city. Both clubs in Brooklyn
.rsh ss Ps. n
Mhss sss roSa the "s
EsssPH EIss Psyss sas hss :se
RsFs e. soa q phlade'ph'a and Addison OF Chicago
Instead Of being willing, to make arrange
OF benefit TO thepselues; but q benefit to those
League these mon are trying to block every
move. 1t is they who intend to have an in
iST%s mss,.h + sslsi5s, in phl'd'0A' and raise
e. 3. iTsleott was ssen Yesterday, II pay
very little attention to base ball nowadays" he
INK. % think that nothing shoSt q one club +
st,h Sits dsrS Stll bring tho game back to i'' old
He also said that he had received q letter
which that gentleman wantsd the Players
xonfd Hde then he Atep Ee money in it. Mr. Tscost in
snswerine. told him in substance that such .
thing would Be- sa Sna ,b..
the present capitalist aeitators get the upper
hand and succeed in preventing . eonsolida-
M MfT ee ont TRsir hosts of friends srsadvisins
T, DAY G Dc L.: I III the NV w feR esP'
next season will play at BTothsrhood Park.
The an nna meeting Of the Players League
Cincinnati.
The sun., 1890-11-04

The Cosmopolitan semi annual meeting aAd distribu-
ton Of prizes Will take place next Monday evening
The New Jerssy 4 @ are workiaG hard TO make thstr
and ". u, Wilkinson are hustiins In great shape.
The Rosedale Club Of Toronto purpose making Trip
the Manhattan staten fslsndA and cosmopolitAn&
pleased with their Trip TO New York and Phlladsphls
fhs season that they mean 70 Fspeat y next year.
eleven aud he thinks he viii have stronger tsam hsxt
year.
smOiins, concert, 70 t.Is p.S: .f the CIsi :tsrs
Ing fhs sdmission uoksS contains this rather .issid
cant ssstsncei N. b.-0ussA viii - escorted sny
bed, II necessary"
Arthur sm.asy The Dre%i.ing SeGSs5 s,ics:,:r @ xhs
sss.on Ia @: ii.t,nct,.u e soslnI nor. e ,hs
sny other plsyer n. dsIiysred iss bsla Assinss ".
The sun., 1890-11-04
Preparing for the Pr,..eto.. ale anme.

PaNo.rsA Nov. a-Ths football MANAGEMENT has
Givsn out the following information resardhx the
Prilcston- Yale RAms At EaNern fArk. brookiyn. on
Thsahssivfns Day: Covered seats the grand stand
have bssn arranged for 5000 people. In addition to
these there will be 10 600 uncovered seats Room has
been made for 100 coachea No charge will os made
for coach pnstionA but each ocouhAnt Of coach VIII
BE- reoufrsd 10 pay ths admission fee The
has decided 70 ss the eoss: a. suction 2. sss hs.
served seat tcECts viii be sold at spaldinsn keefS
Becsnnon'a Kinss Brooklyn ana at tho leading hotes
n New York trains vii, bs run from vafious points
every ave mnutss The manassmsnt also announces
n tickets will be put sale at frfncetcu
Snis n csllad forth great storm of criticism. The
stndsns claim rst right to good vantAge Erouna
for with esstng the game for Anu frenuk
4 ksly that NE number OF tickets 10 b sold here
will Be Increased
The sun., 1890-11-04

The Gibbons Cushing mill may undergo . postpone
msnt for couple Of weeks so. owing to . recon.
msndaton OF Capt. A. W. Cooke OF Boston. The sr,t
ciss OF Agreement name Nov the the nEht
- stated In Sundays suS but there ia also CLAUSE
ting forth that IN satisfactory onor Of pure
from club be not made before that time Capt Cooke
shall name the ground As yet no club has offered
purse mat The bAcksrs or men willing 70 accept
sa nm Ia suggested that the hght b. Pnt on
where sufficient pursr be obtained time.
msni w!sh sa more in sight ba a. yet JACK Adler
sidsring the matter. however. aud viii probably sly.
his answer today He refused to say yesterday what
81 %at:I es. nmssd M that 1ns;; hsr.
agrsemsns assigned should be carried out 70 the
The sun., 1890-11-04

This 10 the makeup Of the Yale md Crescent
tesms that will play this afternoon at wash
ington Park. A very large crowd is expected.
md the grounds are In frst-class condition.
Game will be called at O'Clock, rain or shine.
The sun., 1890-11-04
BONLING.

Tho Nom bsrs Of Our Bowling Club bowlsd the last et
their practice last last night prepAfAoty
20 shs opening Of the prize series on their IN s
fooW1.
The sun., 1890-11-04

YsesSsu Wsshissssa Fsrk Te-AAy.
ass 70 css1 esssa s.s;a y ssss ssax-1se
The sun., 1890-11-04
Football Notes.

The c. G. y. Y boys practice football almost daily on
a..sew y.y !. ;ssns
Dor Of Students and spectators
The Columbia College football team has srransed
s.We with EutEer' for H. one ~h me Soy
Ths.s SsS games viii Ds played brotherhood Park
Columbia % 10 about the most energetic Of the class
tsams now practising At Brotherhood PARK O. John
son has sssn S 70. AZ eo.r.
coming inter class football RameA
The Cosmopolitan Association Football Club viii play
their nrst fame to-day on ths xropnds a. Of the st
sssm Savage '!S aS West Sinssy. strseI has
assumed the otes Of SECRETARY and would BE- aad %
h:., pe' s .6 i9s i.
exLendsay Club Glasgow captain; II: Manley. A. y.
r. and j. savage late Riverside; j. Douglass, Bus
sex; II. &. Jackson. and others
fairy in Berlin and has evidently got there
stay judging fro ths lively scenes that ms b. w
IN shs no
less than nns football clubs. namely. the GSrmAniA
Eranktor Victoria HShsn,ollsrn Isutopa BSrn,sia
Joint petition received psrmission from the Gersrat
& Il SSrps
The Columbia College football team has sustained
s:ve y: game as. IhuI.aay Nth f M 'ehns
q sSs Sosc.
3 Ss sn d: :E;Hs: sy iss:
noun esd Il serious case Of water on the knee Capt
Z. q oI e fss.sS sss
S.msia =. ssi is sd Wiz ii: tnss Up plaster
s GsS. e
@ ;: ;s g az
ths prooepk
The sun., 1890-11-04
The Cable Chess Match.

Appended are the scores OF the games played
BY cable between Messrs. W. Steinitz and NJ.
Tschigorin. Tho scores contain all the moves
made up to yesterday:
The sun., 1890-11-04
,I7aAMMAM1M
IMPORTING RETAILERS,
Fulton st., opposite DeKalb Ave-,
BROOKLYN.
B ROOF KLYN.

Tho system Of selling every article At
small profit, but Of q thoroughly re-
liable quality, is a ruling principle Of
this firm.
The sun., 1890-11-04

atirnal snt ast evening would be very SIN all
In view OF its being election eve, but the auendance
The sun., 1890-11-04

The Three Cs Bowling Club At n last weekly meet
ing at L7O7 Columbus avenue arranged three match
games which vcrS close and exciting and proved
Very interesting 10 the spectators. The score:
TIRsr CANE
Jebh l24; Flannsry, ll3. Total 237
Wall us; Aicklewood no. Total. 2SA
SECOND CANE
Jebb. laa; Flannsry. loI Total 2Sa
Wall. 1873; Micklewood. "a Total 2la
THIRD oAnE.
Jebb, 1853; F1annsry. l2a Total 2sl.
WALL les; Nickswood Dl. Total. 2eA
The sun., 1890-11-04

sAs PHAxcsco. Nov a-g A. Barr arrived on the
s,an last nisht from Ogden He started from Boston
ON Aug 10 safety bicycle and rode 70 Ogden di..
tAncs TOO milea arriving thsro on Oc ~. lie met
Win no sccidsnu duItng the whole TIP
The sun., 1890-11-04
The s..i,.o. R...,. Sole se- sll see.

c.rcioo. Nov. Sat Kidl . Bduondsoas auction
sale OF horses today. Rsssia . cen Of Hutvesd,
swnsd BY L. and 7. D. Stout of Dubuque, Iowa sod
Ter NL2oo. Col. White Of Clevslaad was The pur-
chaser.
The sun., 1890-11-04
WE(H}!EE. AND
"7IA5RAHAN:
ELECTION
STORE NEWS.

Store will be open all day to-day
Election Day-as usual.
A better day than to-day for men
folks to see the store since its re-
arrangement and arg ment
couldn't well be-let's refer to it,
too, as capital opportunity for
men to do their laying in of Gloves,
Underclothing, Sox, N eckwear,
Smoking Jackets, Fur Goats, Fur
Gaps, Shoes to Measure, Dress
Shirts, Suspenders, Cycling Stock
ings, Rressing Robes.
Cheaoening lgoods is why we.s>' 80
treat a concerns = .sxpectyb- keep on
3hespening and unfold to twice our
present size-open question now If
We aren't bigger than the Bon
Marche in Paris, Whiteley's in
London, Wanamaker's in Phila-
Helphia. Bigger in the sense of
containing more square feet of
floor. Think Of Brooklyn
outstripping Paris, London, Phila-
de,phia, without its being hardly
realizedl
The sun., 1890-11-04

the Academy alleys in Fourteenth street on eatur.
day afternoon four members Of last years spartan
team Of Hobok zen rolled she following I'VE Games.
The sun., 1890-11-04
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
THE LATEST STYLES

IdE LATEST STYLES
in Neckwear, Gloves, Smoking
Jackets, Bath Robes, Handker-
chiefs, and everything necessary
to q man who dresses well
SPECIAL SALE OF SCARFS.
A handsome line of Knot, Four
INLAND, and Puff Scarfs, newest
autumn styles, at 80 cts. each, re-
duced from rs cts. and $1.0O.
SPECIAL SALE OF SHIRTS.
100 dozen Mems Muslin Shirts,
with linen bosom, REINFORCED back
and front, sizes 13A to 1S, at 80
cts. each.
100 dozen Wamsutta Muslin
Shirts, felled seams, fine linen bo-
som, sizes 13A to 18, at 80 cts.
each.
100 dozen Utica Nonpareil Mus
lin Shirts, fine linen bosom, felled
seams throughout, sizes 13A to 18,
at 65 cts. each.
COLLARS AND CUFFS,
our own make, warranted twenty
hundred linen.
Collars, 4ply, latest styles, 12A
cts. each.
Cuffs, 4-ply, latest styles, 25 cts.
per pair.
The sun., 1890-11-04

Billy Woovsr has signed with the Kansas City Club for
next krasen.
Anumber of judgments have been entered against
the old Athletl Club UBrisn catcher wants & 81;
Purceli's bill 10 $t762s George Schaefer askS for
siaI =; Short stop KappeL Sx7s76: Pitcher xcAahon.
StS3 D.
The Meridian National Bank Of fndianapois has
brought suit against President Smick Of the Pitts
ourg Club S,4S o. tho balance due note
tho Ptsourghs share for the purchase Of the
Intiana apolts Club
The sun., 1890-11-04
A.h.r.. r...h.. Cor..n Football.

Amherst TeaeheS Cornell FootbnH.
AuBEssr, Nov a-The Cornell football team was
roughly handled at Amherst to-day, and was out
played At every point Cornell, with her 100 men to
Eastsrn coiesss on hsr trip Amherst played several
substitutes gave Cornell point. on the rams
her men kept ball In Cornell territory Al through
tie game The score vas Amherse le; Cofusl "
The sun., 1890-11-04

The Tomshavk Bowling Club rolled tn the following
.n Saturday afternoon: c1nnipIham. O.. i7S l7s ~; ~;
ISL, il7: RossI i9o "a -; Arnold iaa !!S i!s;
heidrieh1 ~ ~ e1 hasGaanGk aa Pea Ia A1s As e;
The sun., 1890-11-04

The Madison Avenue Club were NO match for the
Eneenth ard Club and were easily defeated at the
aileys Hi7 THIRD avenue, By this score;
Nipstssn.h WardmC.sr!ss KIM. I7s Adam J Rocll es:
Land wshr 2o3; william Kuna 2la Tota. ls.
Madison Avenue-Valin Coroet lo7i Julius bowdisA
1888 iustave Pailhsim 81 Victor Deterioh, lll Henry
Norie iYO; August Soibsrt l2l. Total, 7S9
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-18
Dismissed the Case.

The case against George Stackpole,
the youthful brigand who attempted
to extort a large sum of money from
Hon, w. A, Clark, has been dismissed,
1t viii be remembered that during lat
ter part of last month Stackpole was
arrested in Clark & Larabies bank
while waiting for a reply to letter
which he delivered purportirg to be
from Nineteen desperate and deter
mined men" who modestly demanded
the trifing sum of $500, 900 from Mr..
Clark. Developments went to Indicate
that Stackpole was the author of the
letter and also of several others of a
similar nature which had preceded 1t
and he was locked up in Jail to await
trial. The charge of attempting to
extort money by means of threatening
letters was preferred against him, and
although several dates for his prelim-
mary hearing were set he was never
examined, but instead a movement
was set on foot to have the matter
squelched. The father of the young
hoodlum is handwriting and highly
respected gentleman who has resided
in Butte many years and numbers
among his friends, men of consider
able prominence. These interested
themselves in the matter. prompted
purely by motives OF consideration
for him as they wished to spare him
the pam and that would follow trial
and conviction of the boy. They wait
ed upon Mr.. Clark and soon worked
upon the good nature of that gentle
man so effectually that he consented
not to appear against the culprit and
allow prosecution to 60 by default.
This fact was communicated to Mr.
Stackpole, who is at present at Deer
Lodge, and he Immediately sent up
sum of money sufficient to pay his
sons fare to California, where he has
relatives and requested his friends to
see to it that the young man went.
The party to whom the money was
sent bought ticket as requested, and
armed with an order for the prisoner
release went to the Jail yesterday even
ing and escorted the lad down to the
depot and remained near until the
train left when he put him on board
and started him west.-Butte Miner