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PICKING OUT THEIR TEAMS.
All or the Bowling Clubs Selecting TheiI
Players to Roll in the Tournaments.

All or the Bowling Clubs Selecting Their
Players to Roll in the Tournaments.
Owing to sickness Charley severs will roll on the
Denny Murphy. Werner. and Tmps ''"A'' "'"'
n: h pay ss o TIN Club has
s Et
j. Miller. Sergeant.at-Arms.
Capt jake Lenly Of the Amereus Club has finally de-
s ,
the sPartans of Hoboken. lie will roll with the New
Yonkeru will send the following team the ermani.
ksoes sys En- n h
Roster and Linseubatt.
The hoard OF Governor Of the American Amateur
as sss.
The ss Re" hours of
%ed' inc on nS Ss S
sshae q1s IN G ssh@sr Sos Bs,cssp Isa
Meyer ios Young ii vsad1set ios oe oie
sse III Ss s
III sa s :sp by
fTx owrss O. H'hH'' A'h'F'' sp'F' Davies and
At the annual meeting of the New York Bowling Club
lowing Oces elected Tor the season of 1921 and
1892 President NJ BwArtz Secretary and Treasurer.
j. p Hicks; Captain. O. ". Young, and Executive Com
mittee. O. W. Young E. j. Dever and g. NJ. Holman Jr.
T%s Fl ffeS asT%Hs sSs &
decided the neutral game OF series from last
At the Palma Clubs alley. Jersey City. on ThuTsday
,ssnl,ea s.,i.faGtory The rssult o5!,an Field club
B5.sKert 1871 Fish69aFh, ~ B"sts, is5 Br1ns.
Echo Bowling GlubT Seller. Isi Brown Ist Miles,
ita Wells i4l; +. DsvOi. 1855. and Pell. i7d Total.
The nnal meeting Of the Board Of Governor, Of the
Thnrsday evening e. the Elephant club house, l411
from iiftsen clubs The election Of new rresiaent
Harrison and r. darock for the respective ofices.
games The Namesss Club withdrew from the tourna.
ment. Tho vacancy hled by the admission Of the
Brooklyn bowling team. The tournament games will
commence Monday evening. Oct 10 The schedule
for the opening week will be- as as follows; Monday
Oct 10 clernont South Paw. and Pioneer Boat Club;
Wednesday. Oct. u vAruna Boat Club, Brooklyn and
Kings County Wheelmen; Friday, Oct 20, Recreation
Pec0nic and Sarsnac; Monday Oct 20. Lincoln Council
Sans Souci and OsceolA: Wednesday Oct % Monthuk,
Echo. and Wayerly committee consisting Of Messrs
l. Eggeton. J. Donaldson and A. Bren appointed
to purchase prizes The value of the prizes WIN be as
follows First prize $S5; second prize. S6o; third
prize $50 fourth prize $40; NTH prize $40 The nve
individual trophies will range in value from $50 IS
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THE THREE rs AHEAD.
A Setback to Blanchard and the Joint Rate
Committee.


CHICAGO. Oct. 9.-Traflo Manager George B.
Reeve Of the Crank Trunk to-day resigned the
Craftsmanship Of the Special East-Bound
Freight Committee OF the Central Traffic Asso-
citation. in order to relieve himself Of the obli-
cation imposed on him as IN association off,
cial. from any further action in futherance Of
the policy hostile to the interests OF the Indi-
ana. Illinois and Iowa road. which Chairman
Blanchard and the Joint Committee have en-
deavored to force to successful issue.
The Special East bound Freight Committee
the Joint Committee regarding proportions Of
through rates to be allowed to the Indiana.
mously adopted that the Joint Rate Committee
be requested to suspend the obnoxious order
until Oct. 10 pending n meeting for further
Eastern roads unanimously ageee to accept
the order or a substitute. This move will have
tho effect OF killing the attempt east Of Chicago
to close the Indiana. Illinois. and Iowa as
through route between the East and West
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CAPITALrs7To BOOTBLA CKING.
Tho Padrone Has Invaded tho Ferrybosts--
RootblackinG Evolutton.

~. u.. - : -. 40, ,,-..
Wa.,s,..,.,..S T-.,,,s,.s
me unla,ling law OF business IS that wher-
ever mere is an opportunity Tor tne prohtaoie
ihVescment OF capital the money ID forthcom-
ing 70 keep that business booming and TO seize
upon the most advantaeeous sites. And so 1t
dained TO- take hold of the bootblackine bust
nSss waS w sss For s, boat JERSEYS ct,
bright and e c Ams "s how uhoss mods
OF Q, cleaning and shining indicated a good deal
'' .Whr Snns ,o MN ,,,,s. ,ns ,,,. 49, ,,,,,
the boats wbers uo "no rsn oc
aet ss Uas 81 ,norsd .h can
won't lat me V do H.. '"'' '"' '''' '"' Why
"why. have seen boys on tho boats black
,ns soot'' and they seem t" make lots OF
"Yos: they don't see day that they do not
way up to three or four. or sometimes five.
why not2"
Ine' nave 70 give u UP 20 ene it . pa.
drones. There are three Italians who have
bought Il the right from the railroad eompany
o. .ney ale .o t .h ones mo "'e Tsa n
hired a lot Of Italian boys, to whom they nay
So or 81 week, and the boys arc compelled to
hire them. If the boys do not turn in an
the nut ON spoers and wateh the
and seH that thhey 90 pay Inv r.b
to shine boots u on tho bo at anu 'u' '' fs"'
NE WY. . 90 yon Know Wnat those pa;
Keep The mep's cabins Clean. poor by by
worK 9 pr but S S sasbns
Then all g., Is clean profit and don't have
al the stsambSats and ; steamsships and
"a NJ All se nSdSs; II, Sn 81 saioohs
IN SnS sS Fire the
psst PLACES. or there y IN Ry
Wnfn me n h,rns enc aenoe Doa ono or ot AZ
the b9otRlaekipg and takes taxes the money
&
Th0 has the mPp9y at
h dnaS IN tba ~ ~
uta hIa b MIA TherPe e numbnr 81 boot
black princes n tie BE oiSe buildings each
% wh p rsaa Is IN thsse paee Tbere
nre many OCCUPANTS Of down town oifisss who
to yet to cars Fhey
st shined up even oiteneF than the City Pc
destrlans;; . ,,.,,., ,u,,,o, ,.r, ,,,,,,,,
Many q THESE poo1oleck psin ices nave th wives
well and I'VE Well; AZ tne Pig notels tne IN,
come from Lns pIivis'eEa OF olacHing POOLS is
It has long ceased to be perauisite Of the
servant; email, IN q gooa pace Will yieia 20
. Gay ior p3ot9iaoKins' ana on ott t oeca-
Is done by men; It really requires conside res
PIE pone ana sinew 70 p,aSK palr . Of Po th
III,
dl1erence between tho way an average pSy
does IL ana tne way man taxes noda OF inc
THrk VIII hoI care 10 IlsR Jne ooy
boots that give scope 70 tne genus OF T me
workman. az IN an manual 4ccupatlons.. Inc
Tor QulCk ana gooQ work mas MS fortune maoc.
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ONE OF RED BANKS East YOUNG MEN.


ton OF Embezzlement.
AsBuRY PARK. Oct Civilian H. Stephens.
formerly OF Red Bank. died at Lewes. Del. on
Wednesday. Six years ago he was the book
keeper Of the firm Of W. A. Funch Co. Of Red
Bank. He spent much money about town. but
explained that he had an income from an
English estate. Two years ago he married
Miss Minnie Lockard. daughter OF w. T.
LqGkard. g wealthy Philadelphia,
was discovered that he was an embezzler to
the amount OF $1,000. He was accused Of the
theft on his return to Red Bank. and he fled to
news. and she offered to make good part OF
the loss. Shortly afteryard Mr.. tockard died.
wedding ring which her husband had given
her, and then left him. Stephens was convict
ed but through the efforts Of his counsel he
his death was pending in the Court Of Errors
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Odd, and Ends OF sports.

All Levy, the English liant would like Bill Pmmer
TO send word 10 this paper where he can he found,
YoSkERs. Oct 0.-The first annual lantern parade of
the Yonkers wheel men and women took place this
evening one hundred participated consisting Of four
div sioIs The wheels We're decorated with various
solorsd tissue paper bunting and iapanesr lanterns.
The Star Cycle Cub made excellent showing Each
member carried AN umbrella trimmed with bunting
There was an impromptn monday scrap Yesterday in
Fulton street the City Hall in Brook yn between
Mike Leonard and N' iisttrck. two wc,..kupwn ANA.
teur light weight boxers ~ that city, both
resttu before blows EXCHANGED, and
ed for couple Of hours until they rd secured hail
pending examination. There IL u good deal Of bad
blood between the men and they viii probably goOn
come together in "A ten-rOund GO
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A FOUR YEARS AVERAGE
GoAdard's Allotment OF Passenger TraMs
Compared with What Each Road Really Got

6O0unFO'0 AIIOtHnonG TWHbcuB6f IT8mO
Compared with What Each Road Really Got.
The Commissioner Of the Trunk Line Asso.
citation escaped good deal Of the censure that
was heaped upon him by leaving for Chicago
soon after he delivered his arbitration on the
division OF first and second class competitive
West-bound passenger business. Perhaps
none Of the roads expects to see the allotment
carried out but some Of them are wondering
by what process the Commissioner decided
upon the allotment
Surprise was expressed yesterday that one
or two roads were awarded nearly twice as
much as they have averaged during the past
several years. while one company tho Chesa-
peake and Ohio. was left out altogether Here
Is q statement Of the average amount OF first
and second class business that each Of the
roads has got during the fonr years from 1887
to 1890, inclusive, compared with the percent
ages allotted by the Commissioner:
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DID Mrs. Howell Write Ties. Letters.

WARRENToN. Ga. Oct DIN the Howell muir
dor case. the state this morning introduced
letters asserted to be In Mrs. Howell's hand
writing, written both before and after her
marriage
They bristle with vulgarity and profanity. Il
Is asserted that these letters were written BY
Mrs, Howell to McGrath.
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1t should be explained that several Of the
roads have not been connected with the asso-
from the time they Joined. Their Percentages
cannot Ebe exactly estimated, but the figures
teresting to note the fuctuation Of competi-
tive business during the past four years. It
was as follows:
In 1887, first-class passengers los. 1877, sec-
ond-class 24.239; 1888. hrst-class 123.317 seq
ond-class 1000: 1880. frst-class 12S949, Sec
ond-class 16.47S; 1890. frst-class 1858. and
second-class 10520.
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Fighting Notes.

Peter jackson has notified the California A. that he
will night snv1n for purse Of 5000
Bill Dunn of BAyonne and Jim Gynn OF williams
burgh will have their fifteen round bout. at catch
weight. at the Oakland Rink. Jersey City. Oct 90
under the auspices OF the new Van Worst < c.
curous report comes up from New Orleans in rela-
ton 70 the MyerCarro night l, said that the olym
pic Club has declared the match of because tho d.
iect?rs have learned that Jimmy Carroll is mot Of
seems to have come from Detective Dominick O'Mal.
case OF the Italians who were accused OF assassnatng
Chief OF Police Hennessy.
Jack Falon. the Brooklyn Strong Boy" called at tho
Nuatai Mus office yesterday and left the following
note II understand that Peter Mhher the champion
of Ireland has come to America for the purpose Of
meeting some man in his class Now. MRher need not
look further will fight him to nniSh before any
Responsible club for fair purse and outside stake
with any size gloves under any rules II Mahcr means
business, he can communicate with me through the
W,uaruie.i Mems. and match be arranged without
the usual newspaper chin"
Jack Lyman and Luke CLARK Of this city viii meet to
purse q $40 and stake q slnna sid. They have
even George Wright. the ios,iin pound man who
Levy has been l9stShed e. Sht George strong Of Den
Strong to weigh ils bounds seven hour: before enter
the udted Eens to guarantee appearance at weight.
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amount now issued will probably be S1,500.O00
and Il is understood that they have already
been negotiated with q leading, Investment
house that has heretofore handled the COM
pany' q bonds.
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suspeuaed CLERK. Rei.stated.

OTTAWA. Oct 9.-The four clerks OF the Inte-
rior Department who were suspended for
Irregularities revealed before the Parliamen-
tary committee were .renstated to-day. II Is
Investigating committee Mr. Burgess. Deputy
Minister Of the Interior. will DO relnstated.
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Discharges because They Were Anarchists.

BUFFALO. Oct. 9.-During the past week
about forty men have been discharged from
the employ OF the Wagner Palace Car Com
pany at East Buffalo because they were men,
beers OF an organization OF anarchists.
A short time ago number Of men
who were employed on piece work had ar
ranged to strike on g certain day. but on
ready to take their places. Six men were dis
charged to night They mixed I've with paint
follow.
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Metropolitan Association Finances.

Treasurer VIM. B. Curtis Of the Metropolitan
Association Of the A. A. U. yesterday issued q
detailed report Of the financial transactions Of
the association since its organization. Feb. "a.
1891. to Sept II. 1901. The income was :lDues.
ping, $285, total of 81 300. The output was
$1.004.86. leaving a balance Of S296.04. The
G. Mills loaned the association when it started.
The principal Disbursements were 1875 sal
airy to the official Handicapped and 1888 dues
due for handicappine. and the same amount
for dues. though the latter debt will be diff
quent clubs arc probably dead or dying. The
statement does dot include the championship
meeting OF Sept II. which will show a, slight
expenses. As the association has no liabili-
ties. and the coming boxing and wrestling and
indoor athletic championships promise big
dividends. the financial outlook is cheering
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The Manhattan. Gain ON the New York..

The two-mile steeplechase and ten.mie running
championships of the Amateur Athletic Union
sort of supplementary affair to the general athletic
championship meeting. Last year they were decided
on Dec and IN making up the point table Of The New
were overlooked, which greved the cherry diamond"
organization greatly nsomuch through the absence
Of Willie Day had been enabled sixteen points
~ the two events the entries being almost limited to
hattans closer to their arstocrac RIVALS the OF
the A. A. U. champions contests reading: New York
A, c., 86: Manhattan A. c., 8OI<,
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Tho perfected Wagner vestibue In ell princi
pal through trains OF the New YORK Central and hua'
son River kallrOad,--!fdv.
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Named for Congress.

GRAND RAPIDS Oct. o.-The Democrats Of
this Congress district havo nominated John q.
Lawrence to succeed the late M. II. Ford
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when Baby was siok, We save her oastoriA-
when she IVES chila she onsd fer cAsteris-
when she became Miss. she sluns 70 oastsrA
when she hAA ohiiArss. she gave than oasssrta
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Alone. as: 'tsss: . ssss s ' rs%;
in the world Of leavening
agents. 1t is the only baking powder free from
all adulteration or admixture of injurious ingre-
dents, and absolutely pure.
THE Royal is undoubtedly the purest and most re.
liable baking powder offered the public. DR.. H. A.
Mort, u S. Gove,nmenk Chemist
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r.., Fail to Break tho Contract OF the
.,,,a.srems to Have Been n Deal BE-
tween the Alton and Rome Roads--May-
h. II was IA B,uF and the Central Didn't
49,. Much After Ali--Rniirond Notos.
The state chronicle., 1891-10-30
ATLAsT LOCATED.
Maj. Finger Chooses the. Site Of the
New State Institution.


Major Finger spent Tuesday at
Greensboro looking at the several
sites offered free for the Normal
and Industrial School for white
girls, and finally decided to reject
all the profered sites. They, how
ever, located the school on Menden-
hall street. They purchased at
$4,000 six acres on the west of this
street-and the building will stand
about opposite the western terminus
of Walker avenue.
The lot is about two blocks south
Of the College campus. The loca-
tion is very pretty and accessible
one, and not too far from the city's
churches and business-and well in
side the corporate limits. There is
talk says the Greensboro Record
that more land is desired; but, we
are glad to know, the location is nc
longer dependent upon any contin.
gencies Of acquiring land or any
thing else-save the successful plac
ing of the $4,000 bonds. This, we
hope, the city will be able to do as
rapidly as the money is needed tt
push the work to completion at tn,
very earliest possible day.
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THREE RESCUED.
Good Work by the Revenue Cutter
Winona,

Good Work by the Revenue Cutter
Winona.
The revenue steamer Winona,
Lieut.. John Morrisey commanding,
has returned to Newbern from an
extended cruise through Pamlico,
Croatan and Albemarle sounds.
While cruising in the latter sound
last Thursday, during a strong gale,
she found the sloop Maggie Eta,
of Elizabeth City, with her mast
carried away, and the Journal says
that, but for the timely assistance
Of the Winona, would have been a
total loss with all on board. The
wrecked sloop was towed into Croa-
tan sound to a safe anchorage. and
the three rescued men on board
were most grateful to Lieut.. Nor
rlsey for the aid rendered in saving
their lives and property.
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ties of grasses, and several varieties
of oats and rye.
The display of tobacco is excel
lent, perhaps the finest in the house
in it's scope and completeness. Fine
leaf is shown both in brights and
mahogany. The exhibit Of manu-
factured tobacco is quite unique.
There is a cannon, bell, and
other curiosities made of to-
bacco. The whole front Of
the exhibit beneath the railing is
checkered with the fronts of tobacco
boxes of different brands made in
Winston-Salem. Perhaps no place
in the country manufactures so
many different varieties of plug to-
bacco. Winston has been built into
great city by tobacco and push,
and push and tobacco will build up
almost any town.
All varieties of garden vegeta-
bles are shown in fine specimens
There are one hundred and sixty
three varieties of woods in the ex-
hibit, embracing almost every wood
found in the State. The tables,
sign, counters and stands were all
made Of Forsyth county wood and
sent here ready to be put into posi-
ton.
There is good show of pack
ed fruits from the cannery
of Jenkins Bros, as we'll as
some excellent fruit, home canned.
In sun-dried fruit, there are eleven
varieties in green fruit there are
apples and pears.
Forsyth has the largest exhibit
of needlework shown. There are
shown some very nice home made
baskets, etc.
The most tasteful broom exhibit
ever seen is shown. The arrange
ment is beautiful, and all pro
nounce it the prettiest and mos
tasty display they ever saw.
Woolen and cotton goods an:
flour are shown by F. & H. Fries
of Salem. Warmers pumps are OF
exhibition, as are also some hand
some iron vases from Hegge's foun
dry at Winston. The Waughtowr
wagon, manufactured by J. C
Spach, is shown in an excellen
model. The Winston brick and til
company have a good displa,,
of brick and tile manufactures
Among the curiosities are the oldes
fire engine in America, a very curl
Gus little model of a water-mill, an
chairs 1926 years old. The Salen
female academy has an excellen
display.
A birds eye view of Salem fift
years ago, and a view of Winston
Salem now are shown in marke
contrast. There are also excellen
photographs of Winston-Sale1
scenery. The exhibit is one of tt
best On the grounds and DR.. Blur
will take the utmost pleasure i
showing you Forsyth's great dis
! play. The exhibit makes fin
show and it will we'll repay inspe,
ton.
The state chronicle., 1891-10-30

If you feel all broke up and out
of sorts agitate your liver with Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
The state chronicle., 1891-10-30
Between Richmond an, \
Via. key.yilk

Leave Richmond 3.O0,r
keysville Zoo p m: aryr..
m; Henderson 9.l5 DIN, l---
N; Raleigh 1916 pm p
Raleigh g 30 a IN daly, DrSl
m; He derson 10 SAN: fi,l
m; arrive keysville : 9lp-
6.l7 p m. Through e1.c
Richmond and Raleigh
Mixed train leaves Krs|
except Sunday 9. 70 q mg-,l
lam $50 p m Leaves D- !.
m dailp except Sund-y. al.
9 10 a m. Leaves Duna- 1
daily except Sunday. srTsi
2.l0 a N. Leaves 0xfOri d
except Sunday; arrives D--E
m.
Additional trains !eayt lT,
except Sunday l2255 ? II
derson / s. pm Return; !
Gerson go and 9.40 P L iE
Sunday, arrive Oxford isI
p. m.
Washington and SOu..Es,
thule Limited OpeTstei
Washin yton and Alla1ls Z
Washin.,ton 1859 .. u. D1T
nj Greensboro 30 q. :
SIS a m. Charlotte - :
Atlanta 500 p. m. Run
Atlanta LIS p m, ClllJ !
M. Salisbury 1912 P. =
1908 a. m; arrives DshT-- !
Lynchburg 335 a. n- y
| S.3S q. m.
No. 9 leaving Gold:oo,'.
and Raleigh o COP N. O.,
| nectinn at Durham VIII ;
ing at 7.3O p. m daily ezosF
| oxford ana Keysylle.
Nos. 9 and 10 colnesi !
from and to West Pollia-
daily except Sunday.
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Rates NC. Steel & Iron Co.'S. Lane
Sale.

For above occasion the Richmond
& Danville railroad will sell round
trip tickets to Greensboro, N. c.,
and return, at following rates
ramed below:
Charlotte, 81 80;Goldsboro, SO To-;
Lincolnton, $5 60; Rail Ugh, 81 80;
Rural Hall, 50 As; Durham, So 95;
Henderson, $5 90; Marion, 81 IS;
Selma, S. 40; winston-Salem,$1 65.
Rates from intermediate points in
same proportion.
Tickets on sale within 100 miles
of Greensboro, November 4th and
9Th; all other points Sd and 4th.
All tickets limited November 9TH.
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BETWEEN
West Point and Ri,,.

Leave West Point ;.a., ]
$50 a m daily except sr---
day; arrive Rich,noSi !
N. Returning leave r. !
m and 4 4Opm dali sr,- -
arrive West Point SO MI MI
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effects 3 permanent cure. Thousands
of people testify to the success of Hoods
Sarsaparilla as remedy for catarrh
Hoods Sarsaparilla also builds up the
whole system, and makes you feel re-
newed in health and strength.
The state chronicle., 1891-10-30

Il used Hoods Sarsaparilla for ca
tarrh. and received great relief and
benefit from it, The catarrh was very
disagreeable, especially in the winter,
causing constant discharge from my
nose, ring ng noises in my ears, and
pains in the back of my head. The
effect to clear
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Catarrh

Is a constitutional and not a local
disease, and therefore it cannot be
cured by local applications. It trequires
Il constitutional remedy like Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which, working through
the blood, eradicates the impurity
which causes and promotes the disease,
and