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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-24
Facts About Capt. browns stable.

Direct information from Capt 8. q Browns
racing stable sets many conflicting rumors at
rest about the Captain and his trainer. John
w. Rogers. Capt. Brown and Mr.. Rogers have
formed an equal partnership. The horses will
be trained 81 Mr.. P. WINNER and race under
tho name Of = 8. Brown. There are about
twenty thoroughbred yearlings and two-year:
oids now at Capt. Browns track at Mobile. and
they will run at Memphis. Nashville. Latonia.
Among Nose In the racing string Of 1902 will
he the following:
Chestnut ssldinE. p by Sir hodrsdIN:liIe Psyton.
Bay ReldinR 2, by WArwick-Lady Middleton.
CHESTNUT geding. 2. by Glenelg-Moyne.
Brown coll 2, by Tronbadour-
Hay fiiy, 2, ~ imp Ricnmopd-Katie A.
Shsstnas any 2 By imp RchmSonI,d-hss .yysiSI
IAmplightsr. br. c. 4, BY spendthrft-imp. Torch.
III. shark, Oh. O.. 8. by observation-disclosures.
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CHINA
AND LAMPS.

500 Large Carlsbad China Turkey
Platters, decorated flower and gold
edge, $3.50 line, will be Sligo.
1000 Cannelle Salad or Fruit
Plates, new decoration, gold band,
$3.50 goods, Tuesday 15c each.
5000 Hand-painted Transparent
China Oyster Plates, new designs,
3 shapes, $500 doz. goods, at 100.
each.
500 Carlsbad China Fruit Dishes,
high stand, richly decorated, cut
from s1.25, to be Tuesday Use. each.
1000 handkerchief Cranberry
Dishes this will take in our COM
plete stock, over 100 designs, at a
reduction of 80 1-3 per cent.
5000 dozen Decorated Transparent
China Bone Plates, in six designs,
3 shapes, $500 doz. stock goods,
at lie. each.
1000 China Celery Trays, richly
decorated, $1.0O line, at 43c. each.
1000 fine Thin China Cups and
Saucers, gold band and flower
decoration, $3.50 dozen line, at
16c. pair.
5000 Cheese Plates, new designs
in decorations, will be 10c. each.
so only Fish Sets, hand decoration,
new designs, cannele shape, l3
pieces, $1,000 stock goods, atA.75.
5000 After Dinner Cup and Saucer,
decorated with flowers and gold
band, new goods, $500 doz. line,
to go at 10c. pair.
500 Ice Cream or Preserve Sets,
fine thin china, richly decorated in
six designs, $3.50 regular, at $219
set.
5000 doz. fine Carlsbad China Din
ner Plates will be zoe. each.
1000 Water Jugs, thin china, rich
" decorated ($i.5W at 69c. each.
1000 fine China Milk Pitchers,
richly decorated, SOC. line, at loo.
each.
100 fine China Pudding Sets, in
freproof baker, tray and bowl, very
richly decorated in flowers and
gold, regular $500 goods, at $1.19.
1000 Horseradish Dishes, dec
Grated china, $1.OO, at 43c.
1000 China Olive Dishes, richly
decorated, worth 400, at 19c. each.
5000 Individual Butter Plates,
genuine Japanese, regular 500 doz.
line, at &c. each.
300 Decorated China Butter Dishes,
regular $l.OO, to be 25o. each.
100 Decorated China Chocolate
Pots, richly decorated in flowers
and gold, $500 line, at $1O9.
100 Parlor Table Lamps, fine hand
painted bowl and shade, $2.97.
30 Carlsbad China Tea Sets, Sc
pieces, richly decorated, cut from
$1,000 to $457.
Main noor
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THE
DOMESTIC GLASS.

Pressed Glass Cranberry Dishes,
35c. regular, for 19c.
Pressed Glass Fruit COMFORTS,
66c. regular, for 25c.
Water Pitchers, new shapes and
designs, 85c., for 33c. each.
Metal Top Sugar Sifters, new de-
signs, 400, for l9c. each.
Colored Glass Oil or Vinegar
Cruets, new shape, 40c. each, Tor
15c. each.
Colored Glass Finger Bowls, $3.50
dozen line, at &c. each.
Cake COMFORTS, new design, Soc. to
SOC. line, at 23c. each.
Pressed Glass Toothpick Holders,
at SC. each. !,
Fine Thin Table Tumblers, beau
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CLOCKS
AND BRONZES.

Never before have we given prices as low as
these, 80 far as we can recall:
1000 Nickel Clocks. warranted perfect time
keepers. soc. each.
1000 "Ansonia" Alarm Clocks. warranted.
69c. each.
$50 Marbleized Iron Clocks. assorted shapes
and dlals, 8 days. 1-2-hour strike. warranted.
$1,000 to $l2.OO line. at 1913.
500 Marbleized Iron Clocks, cathedral gong.
strike every ~ hour. warranted perfect
umekeeper. at $3.50.
ranted perfect timekeeper, 8 day. strikes
every IL hour. they are the $25 ones at
$14.97.
500 Genuine Mexican Onyx Top Tables.
12x12. solid brass standard, rich gold fin
ishcd. $l2.OO line will DO $547.
Main floor.
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DEEP
CUT GLASS.

100 rich deep cut Sugar sifters,
triple plated, silver top s5'o ~
goods $l.97
Zoo extra heavy deep cut Cranberry
Dishes, strawberry cutting with
fan edge) on the pure white French
crystal, $1,000 goods, three days rs
200 extra heavy, rich, deep cut
Celery Trays, new shape, star bot
tom, strawberry cut, with fan edge
Tray, regular $500 line A.57
300 dozen deep-cut Finger Bowls,
on Baccarat" crystal, strawberry
cut, star bottom, $40 doz. -$8. Go doz.
1000 cut glass Pepper or Salt
Bottles, silver-plated top, regular
s1.OO article, at 33c. each
1000 cut glass Salts (open for
celery, at DC. each
100 large Rose Bowls, pure white
crystal, very finest cut, strawberry
designs, always sold at $500, tor
100 medium size Rose Bowls, same
as above, regular $12, to be $4.95
400 dozen fine engraved Bohemian
Glass Tumblers. regular $500 doz.,
Tuesday, each lOc.
200 Baccarat" Cut-glass Ocean
ters, about so styles, $1.5O to $3.50
line, at S4c.
On the balance of our complete
stock of Cut Glass, taking in over
1000 pieces, we will give special
discount of 20 per cent.
Main door.
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To-s.y,s Programme at Guttenburs.

The urobabts starters and weights are:S
Olive. Marty B.. v, ndham 122; Rom.nce. Bailsd A:
zebra asiding i1D; Elizabeth huy ia: Knick Knack
hy los; Natalie q. los; Lillian g.. 1o2: Jardine %;
aaecond ARaee-rhree-ouarters of o mile; selling
Tosno. lo7; Dalsyrian. 104; haywood. 1o2 MONDAY.
third Rass|Three quarters of mile: selling. Peru.
Wan no; War Paint colt Adalgia COLT los; Uncle Sim.
ic t;oid Wave 1O4; Dago 1O2; Fanx Pas colt Riato.
pS: MolIe Davis. 85: George C., 70: -.
Ronrth Race-Clne mile Miss Belle. 109 Vortex, 103:
Sir Georys H. yoo Courtney 1o2 Lizzie 100; Bitten.
~; st. Denis, n. .u,. re-.
Can liz; Mouatnin Deer, 100; Longitude LOT: Ven
sixth Race~Six aud half furonEs: sailing: Benent.
12S: sOnaway ia: Aigernon; 122; Bohemian 1ls:
ia; Padre Cori;ne, %; smuSgler. y3.
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THE STORES
EUROPEAN GOWNS
AND WRAPS TO BE
HURRIED OFF, CHEAP.

AWAY with the balance OF our imported
Walking. Carriage. and Evening Gowns and
Wraps, Long Garments and Cloaks.
HALF PRICE. many OF them EVEN LESS
A forenoon selection means very great ad-
The gowns will sell for about as follows:
The $3.50 gown to be $75.
The $l65 gown to be S85.
The S95 gown to be S68-and 30 on, with an
equally great reduction throughout the en-
tire collection. In which thcre are at least
seventy-flve.
The garments that have been $50 and $las
The garments that have been from $s5 to sos
are to be $45 to $85--and 80 on throughout
the collection as In the case OF the gowns.
Gowns-Foufth floor.
QArments-Second door.
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Is OFF
Is OFF
FOLDING BEDS
AND CHAMBER SUITS.

Incredible as it may seem Tin
house like ours where the retail
price hugs so closely the wholesale
price, to-day there will be an al.
lowance of 25 per cent. on any Fold
ing Bed or Chamber Suit you select.
A score of different woods.
5 or 6 scores of different designs.
Every piece or set absolutely per-
feet.
Furniture-rhird and fourth noors
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a. c.-,.,sd Cats. that by careless handling
70 S,tng receiyed smaiI imperfection, that
In almost every case will have to be pointed
n,,t In Won before YOU could see It.. These
sets are very richly decorated IN flowers.
grasses and lions Go other ers rcspeot 5000
IN nj our other full sete we will allow
special reduction OF ten per cent.
Nain aoor. back.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-24
The Winners At Chicago.
CHicAGo. Nov. 70.
v.suItr,l as folIowst

cu,o.co. Nov. 2o.-ro.day's races At Garfield Park
resulted rs follows:
Yirst Receive furlopas. Gunihot won. Huntsy g.
second. Entsrprise third. Time. lin. v,..,.
seeond, Bush McDun third. Time. 90
Third Race-Six furlongx Neva q. won. Roussr sec
ond WOodpeckeT third Time. 80.
Mfth Escs-six iurionEs; Bon Ton won. Sir Bevys
second, Maggie Jordan third. Time ;3S.
sixth Race-Three-fourths Of q mile. Unluck won
Gsniorra second. Clarion third. Time. l:34M.
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Tho Winners at Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER n. j.. Nov. 23-First Race-siN and one
quarter furiongs Kan, ,sville won. Lady n. second
No..s.tou third Time. .l;2dk.
second Race-rour aud sonehalf furlongs Ted Gegg
won, copeland second Blaa eaway third. Time. 0;66M
Bh1hdsy second: vsvay third Tins: 20SA
toon second Rancoca s third. Time, 1884
Fifth RAce-Four and one.hah f9ri9ngA hiaSaburn
Sixth Racs-six and ons-haH flongs Repeater won.
Psoa nscpud. Hands on third. Time. Lou.
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Strong Atte-.pss viii be Msae 20 oustssess
OF the II. \. &. Omcisis.


The annual election Of oficers Of the Nan.
haitian Athlete Club will take place early next
month. and promises to be the liveliest anair
in the history Of the club Tho regular ticket
IA already in the field. and has been bulletined
at the club house, but there will undoubtedly
be a deal of excitement before new omcers are
chosen. The ticket as posted ut the olub mouse
includes George w. Carr for President. DE-
7. +. Hoyt, G. e. Trottcr. and George A. Avery
for Vice. Presidents. Charles O. Hughes for
Secretary. Walton Storm for treasurer
Samuel J. Cornell for Captain. Eugene van
oR %sIs for for s sss and
The not liz thing about the ticket is that
re AZ f. sss and that ST 81 81
L +. Hoyt substituted: Mr.. Swan is one 81 ths
most popular men In the club. and one OF tto
sss Hs .as Ghfs s dosSs
e r; ss NJ sRs Iii
81 tdsm sfH
serted ipB By mem crs Of The club WIG are op.
i to h% as b h ths eas 81
has welded power MT POSSESSES a stst ey S
only d IPR to the members. 6nt cslSn-
lated shs n. d psS as
and SU arbitrary methods hay9 tended 70 antsg-
ciiiated. and In this wsy resulted In detriment
to the club It was set forth that man who
would be content TO attend to The duties q the
position Of Secretary, Of the NJ A e and not
endeavor to MANAGE the athletic amess 81 ro CHe
s2 the club Therefore the m al enemies \.
supreme effort to dislodge him from MS posi-
ton. ,,..
in the club came out Yesterday. when sam
Cornell. the Captain. ives asked IL he had de-
clded to run again.
No, sir" was his reply; ,,. .,,,et .,
the bulletin board"
At this point Cornell turned and strobe rap
idly to the board. He gazed at the ticket q
few seconds. and then pulling out z blue pen
ell from his poke he drew wide blue marx
across his name on the ticket.
mo, sir" he replied In response to turther
inquiry. I'm not going to run so long as GER
tain other man is on the ticket and al the
coaxing Of my friends won't change my inten-
tion." and the Captain walked away. a very IN
The opposition have their ticket perfected.
but have refused to divulge the names.
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w. A. A. Winners Get Their Pri.es.

The WILLIAMSBURG Athletic Association held meet.
ing at the club rooms. skiman avenue. Graham.
Brooklyn last night. The Games Committee reported
balance Of SOL hand from the championship games
on election day. II decided to select quarters
upon the expiration OF the present lease. A"stsg"
will be held Friday evening In addition TO an array
of specialists boxers wresters and general athletes
there will be special three-round wind up between
Capt. Y Hugh Travis. wLiamsburgh A. A.. ana J. Lar.
kins, Standard A. u.
The Athletic Committee awarded the titles, and
honors for the year the successful athletes. Harry
y. Giililand won the championship point emblem.
Champion badges were also awarded TO William Kirk
wood. Joseph Clay A. Christman A. Peyerelly Ted. r.
Lynch. W. Kelly. and L. J. Hoppe.
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sunol Win Soon DO Hero.

Robert Bonner has received the following
telegram:
Il will urge Sunol's early shipment I am
sure she would have gone to you with record
OF 2:0e or better had not her lameness pre-
vented her proper conditioning.
LELAND STANFORD"
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North End A. G. 90 1856 225 300 s8e 4h1 $50 eo8 $50
Staten Island AC65 1855 2l9 2S5 1858 al 63v 600 76
The games in the Eastern District tournament on
Saturday evening. at Roos's Apollo alleys very
exciting. In the match between the Templeton aud
Hawthorne teams the latter by only one pin. The
Tempeton-Hummei. l39; Breidsnbsch, 1855; Bilger
Hawthorne-Ruppell, 1l8: Harrington. al; sauer
179; Mayer. 16l; Rowland. 175 Total TIA
SECOND CANE.
Sixteenth ward-Dunkel 1856; Kunkel. 173; Landers,
1es; Reiman. 1926 Brand, 167 Total. 7s1;
Tempeton-Hummel 1885, Breidenbach, ISL Lester,
1877: kammersr. l75; Rehm. lS3. Total Bar
CANE
Sixteenth wsrd ID dg4; Kanksl 1885, Landers.
Hawthorne-Ruppel, 143: Harrington. 112; Sauer,
Ill: Magyar las; Rowland. 16S. Total. 1877.
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Mr. Dwye- D-op. i.s Bros,s Case.

Mr.. n. " Dryer has decided to let the "Pomp" Bro
die matter rest and consequently Brodie retains Man
hansstt. On Nov. IS Menhansett won selling race at
Guttsnburg and according TO the conditions OF the
race was offered for sale The horse entered to be
sod sr 900 but was Sid Up e 81 FOG and
that Brode had been ruled on and that consequently
he had no right 20 bud on the horse An investigation
nSisns vas done and the meeting was PS..Ponsd Hn
OF The oeiA AZ 0uttenbuTg 10 collect evidence ~ sat
sfy themselves a. 70 the standing OF brodie on the
~ ssi NJ n,a.;f 4 ,sssnss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-24

.Jaussen's Scheme Looks Like . Suecess.
Fred Janssens scheme Of league Of athletic
clubs appears to be making good Roadway
As matter OF fact, the only opposition to the
plan has come from few men who are prom
inently identified with tho Amateur Athletic
Union. However. nearly every large athletic
club in the country have announced their
hearty approval Of the scheme. Mr.. Jansen
has letter book full Of communications from
prominent athletic clubs. stating that the idea
met with favor. or had decided to join.
On July 20 the Staten Island Athletic Club
passed resolution appointing F. ". Jansen.
]. G.. Cole and H. Woodruff. committee to
organize an Athletic Club League
On Oct Q notice was received from score
tary z WALLACE that at meeting sI s o, me ne
decided to Join tho movement.
Howard Perry, Secretary OF the Columbia
Athletic Club Of Washington: on oct; ~ mott.
fed Mr.. Jansen that that club had DECIDED TO
join the new league. The OLYMPIC Athletic
Club Of San FrapclsSo also notified Mr. J JIG e.
the movement AMONG other clubs that have
ronto. Crescent Athletic. Club Of Brooklyn.
Providence Athletic Club.
The Detroit 4hlsS cSS thTSpsha 1se
Y ESaaaIS; hsvs expressed approval: also the
MI: Jansen 70 IN daily receipt Of ommenda-
tory letters, and the outlook is decidedly favor.
able for the success Of the plan The DRIFT OF Of
the present unsatisfactory condition Of A. A.
U. affairs makes change OF some sort very
desirable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-24

tifully etched, in 6 designs, $l50
line, will be 86c. dozen.
Fine Bohemian Crystal Lemons de
Cups, $500 dozen line will be s1.49
dozen.
... Main floor.
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s.ayia Signs tho Articles.

cable despatch from London to the Io''e
Gazette yesterday states that Paddy Savin mas
Just signed articles to box Peter jackson ior
the purse Of $4,000 offered by the National
Club Club The winner Is to receive fl.7oo ana ''
=, Each man is to put up 1900 as q guarantee
that he will appear In the ring before Jan. "a
next; 1t is conditioned that Vie or Angie
Articles Of agreement were forwarded last
night TO Jackson In care OF President Fuida u
the California Athletic Club.
The proposed match between Chick Johnson al
the Stuyvesapt A. u, aud Phil Brooks of the upper
G. has heen declared on owing TO The denth OF John,
son. father, He says he Win not put on the gloves
again for nj least six months.
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Tuesday, Colder. fair.
\F(H5LEE AND
"7H5RAHAN:
ANNUAL
ANNUAL
THANKSGIVING SALE
FOR THE HOUSE WIFE.

Every year. three days prior to
Thanksgiving, the store opens a
giant benefit sale for the house.
wife. Prices during this three
day sale go all to pieces. while, of
course, every article in the sale re-
mains the very best of its kind.
This sale opened yesterday morn
ing.
1t will continue to-day and to-
morrow. Such as we're prevented
from reaching the store from dis
tant points by reason of yester-
days rain have, therefore, two days
more to collect supplies for Thanks
giving from this annual benefit
housekeepers'" sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-24

English Rugby yootbAl-Ksw York against Patterson.
Sa; 5rh:ss .., %ss.Si1s e - ~ M
sa.d e ia::. q sssa ssa Sss:s Club
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-24
TOY
OPENING NOTICEl

TOYS for the Holiday Season
will be opened Wednesday, Nov.
Is. Make your selection at once
and have them stored free till
wanted.
Ath Floor. Elevators up
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Totals......l3 2o17 7e1l Totals.....l81 II

cesmopoin < III aoo s7s sss - Sss ss7 100 Isl
umpires-W 7. Sielkem and A. W. Foster. Scorers-
o. sarony and r. L. Roe.
Tho opening games this week In the Athletic Bowling
League series last evening at the alleys Of
tho Staten Island A. C.. The results were:
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The Ladies' welcomed by the Xavier A. c.

The Xavier Athletic Club held their regular month";
reception for ladies yesterday. The clubs handsome
home at 20 West sixteenth street thrown open to
the fair at O'clock In the afternoon and from that
hour until midnight the club house crowded with
visitors and members. Tho clubs amusement hall, in
which was held impromptu entertainment consist
ing Of music by the Xavier band singing and rects-
tons, hiled throughout the evening.
Many welknown persons dropped IN during the after
and evening Among them were Archbishop Cor.
riGan Gen. Newton, Mr. Frederic .Coudert. Mr.. Can
non. NJ sherdsn J: v Metluirs Mr.. and hrs 4 Pen.
Mas Mcnamara, and otherl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-24
STRIKES AMoNG THE BowLERs.
Many Good Games Rolled In the Tourrssest
Last Might.

Quite large crowd OF enthusiasts were present at
the oermana Assembly alleys last night TO witness the
Lenox Hill Americus and Glendale teams continue the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-24
FOR OTHER
USES-FURNITURE.

Didn't mean to sacrifice other furniture
other than Folding Beds and a Bedroom sets!
to be had quickly to accommodate the press
ing demands Of holiday goods. such as toys
and SO on.
These then, must goI The entire collec.
ton OF Sideboards. tcketed from S72 to $3.50,
will be to-day $50 to $285.
The entire collection Of China Closets.
ticketed from $50 to $40. will be to-day As
to $115.
The entire collection Of Hall Stands,
ticketed from $50 to $158. will be $48 to
$115.
Furniture-Third and fourth noorA
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sHcoSp CANE
Totals 10 II 70 7si Totals 10 % II 81
THIRD GAME.

Ienox Hill. ie4 200 ass 4os $40 $40 Gas ~ 5sI
.S6 1y< Sl0 42y 6l3 90 $50 1877 S15 al2
Umpire-a. r. Kroner. scorer-L =. vanderburgh ana
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frames.

Glendale .79 100 235 $40 483 5O4 500 GOT 761 $40
Americas % ISL 27S 85S lil l7o 627 $40 7O4 772
Umpre-0. .. Krohner Scorers-0 W. Seller and A.
Muller.
Three strong teams battied for Academy tournament
honors last night The results wero
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-24

Fesenk eer 80 1874 223 $50 $50 437 SOC 5e3 $50 1852
Manhattan II l42 23S 500 40 <76 54p 615 8g2 76S
Umpiro-August Sievers. Scorers-H. j. Conden and
John Roos-
The Our and Cosmopolitan Clubs met last night on the
Ours alleys. in the Tennis Court building 212 West
FortY.nrst street, in section Of tho American ANA
teur Union series. The result was:
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THIRD CANK.


Rosedae. ia 1bl 900 3la sns 1876 $40 e37 7l5 100
eler 20 1874 PSI 827 4O4 47S 65p B14 87p 74O
Umpire-G. W. Meyer. scorers-H. Zachgo and C. NJ
Heuser
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Iotah ~ To 70 TIL Totals. 10 II % III
FRAMES.
Americas al 178 2la ais $50 417 sos 9t2 6aa 1872
Lenox Hin IA 1871 26Y $50 400 AL $50 Oil 868 112
Umpire-J Y. Kroner. scorers-L y. VsnderburEh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-24
DYEING

AND CLEANING.
Bring your things that need dyeing and
cleaning to the store.
We promise a saving OF money and time.
Dyeing and Cleaning Departmsnt-
Second door. back.
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Yaie,Prineston Football. Thankssiying Day Taily.ho
space Tor aas; best posltion esnrs $40 rs Pine ST.
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FIRST CAMk
sKcoSp GANk

Manhattan 90 IA 32b 20l $50 AS $50 61b 701 100
Rosedaie 49, ~ 100 224 387 865 44v 638 629 7O1 1877
Umpire-John Maiuhorst. Scorers. II. Meinken
and II. Zachgo.
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totals. 10 IS 1881 Totals..... 10 :017 BIO
FRAMES.
North End 10 1874 231 2a7 ss4 AL 400 SIT 1913
g. A. 1877 233 sos 1857 AT GA d&1 TO $40
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North End A. C. 80 1855 225 200 36s 461 $50 Cos $50
Staten Island AC8b 1853 2l9 1856 S6s al $40 600 778
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-24

Totals. -. Ia 10 20 1853 Totals. u, 81 20
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-25
Too Much for Him.

He sat in the hotel office all by himself. ap-
parently in the brownest kind of brown study.
says the Detroit Free Press, and he did not re-
spond for several moments after friend had
taken chair by his side and slapped him on
the leg.
When he did speak, he said: Ever happen to
go along the river where the wholesale fish
dealers aref"
20, yes, lots of times answered the other
man.
You've seen those fish cars there? Hold a
ton apiece, don't they?"
"More'n that, some of EN-"
How many of those cars do you suppose
come into Detroit every day, full of fshY'f
more "
That's hundred thousand pounds of fish. -
Yes"
''Whewl Toledo has 'en the same way, ehY''
Yes, and Cleveland and Buffalo, and Erie.
and Sandusky-Sandusky has more'n all the
rest-and Milwaukee gets 'em and Chicago.
why. good gracious, they come into every town
on the whole chain O. lakes"
Millions and millions and millions of pounds
Of fish. All kinds of fish, too, S pose"
Yes, all kinds"
Does seem as if the water must fairly swarm
with EN-, doesn't it?''
Then how is 1.-THE thoughtful man
Strengthened up and shifted round SO as to look
the other man square in the face-''how is it
that go out fishing, sit all day from the first
streak o dawn till the evening shadows fall.
by thunder, get called liar when tell of that
How is it, sayg'
He continued to glare at the other man for a
moment, but receiving no answer, he lit a cigar
and relapsed into brown study similar to the
one referred to above.