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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31

MopxRs JosAu.-Tacoms, wash, July
26.-Tbe overdue bark Guy Z. Goss WIN
cargo Of $460. 600 worth oftes from fokoLome
arrived Thursday. She has 9,9f7 pacsagcs
Of tea for New York and 14.6I0for chicago.
Several exciting events happened during
her forty-four days OF tempestuous voysge;
one OF which Is not kowD 10 have q psranel
since TIE days OF Jonah. Capt. W. NJ. Maitte
teiia the fciio~;~. ..c-- go ,vuS"~s Ivr ~,
6.. 81 The Jsps6sse aifors
rrsSrfSss Z fsSl a. xArkoari "a ring = gale. W.
taLe an into whales mou h andn nNes :" GO.
,tory. 1t happened when The noss ~"S WOW.
I'VE. a.y. ont and a terrific gale was DO"
AN. Tom had climbed to the topmast W '.. .,, :
IN vhen he lo,t his hold and feh 'n'o 'uo
soomins sea. The lifebont was put ou' III III y
traces Of the unfortunate sa' Or
found. ;,., wbsr, Inc
was seen to fall His fate was theh kown anu
tho h Mt returned, bat miracle saved hi"'
,rhe whale was seen TO bs writing ip agony
ali A. once there WAS commotion ana Inc
n.xt scoond the sailor was cast Oh the deck, 10
tic low of his companions aud his own
.n,ation. With careful nursing he wa
brought to consciousness an - now rs we
as over. ,;t,,o
The experience, he snys, was most tcrriDie
The crushing ia the whale y jaw ucsrly knee
him. The sailor wore an oil suit which hehh'
covered with kerosene oil, and IL ~ suppose
This disagreed with the whale aud saved ~
life. He thinks the whale trici to s"n'lo'
him. but was unable to do -.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31

l'OW TO PAINT \ BUGGY FOR ONE
DOLLAR. Buy a can of IL C. G.. f.
Paint and apply it yourself All colors
No varniSh required Paint one day and
drive cut the next. Makes n Buggy Dok as
good Il new. Can he bought opv
at FOSTER, WILKINS, & co.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31

SsV" Much anxiety il felt among th q
Farmers i'll consequence of the continuous
rains Cotton is growing in weed but is
putting on very litt!c fruit while the grass il
taxing possession Of the soil. The ground
continues too wet 10 pow. and there's no
chance TO keep the grass down Where it
had been worked, however before the rains
set in, the cotton is Pretty clean, but the
lIiIt Is - full Of sap that if dry hot
spell should set in. such as we often have in
august, 1t would bc likely TO throw or
what tiuit it has now on il, and make il too
late FIR new fruit To mature.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31
la lies Black Nort wais'S, only 1jc.
NJ II. VI. COHEN X BROS.

sc3- The selection Of Mr.. John r. JEFF
ferries ~ State Lecturer Of the Farmers Al
lance was good one. provided h" incul-
crrcs the christian doctrine Of peaceful rene
die f." all existing evils. Mr.. Jcifcri.s is a
man and an esteemed personal friend, we
are very dcsiriouS that he should make q
-''N""os'" "wccr. lie hns the nnr,y ~ ~.
the Alliance cause much permanent good,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31

RAILROAD lioREoR. --Dlytor. O.. JuIv
2h.-laN' nigh a'olt Id cl,ck VIII le rLr
'inc mat, ita'nitn and Dayton cx.ur,io,
tram oi fpuriccn ears was rr!ur:,iur vi |,
working pcop'c from licnic at Wcod,I,I.
Park, freight train crushc into il at Mil
ilctowh station. Seven persons We're Kill |,
and between twenty AMI thirty wounded
many q !G,iG oia,, Vas cui' into three pieces.
II was II little after 10 when TIC trim stop
ped at M'dllciown to let oil an cH3urSipniS
that strpcl there. Tnc cxcursipr train
broke diuy har whils pulling on the siding
and IN the drl,y Preparing. fri'Gh' train
came ulou. md rlI iuto tn nest u tho
rear coacn. ciu> II. the aw.ul i snS'cr. The
car was prc&ci flll # fpenpl" rn the frcigI
rlow, Il inlu n mas Of broken Gus and Grip
Ilcd human beings.
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Correspondence q the Times
Nsvs From North Pacolet.

Ezra JANE, July 1.-THE committee Of
arrangements have handed me the following
Tat nf 8 ,-.--- ss-svv.- II,nvs assigned
the several delegates during the County Sun
day School Convention at Salem Presbyi ierian
Cnurch, on the 18th and 10Th df August,
which we publish for the information Of
those Interested:
SCHOOLS WITH.
Abingdon Crcek........... AT hong,
Asbury Chapel. el.......-~ ~ iVVNIA1}
Beaver Dam--,y5,aiI ciNvMVn
zyG;h,shem ,fNl6aT ieS1
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31
The State Alliance Proceedings.

We are disappointed thi, week in not re-,
ce:vings promised communication from the
meeting Of The State Alliance, giving .
syn psis Of - much Of the proceedings Of
that body as the Order psrsnitied to be made
public. We win now await the ar@i,.' =,
tue Couon Plant, the official organ. TO give .
!, ,ndensel report
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For The TINES.
His G2nd Birthday.

SEnNLiA, July 25th.-Mr. L .i,or: Iosk
a Sn II space in the TINES to gvc your
readers An account Of mpst de-: ,htful pic
nc we had Tucsdiy, 2lst. inst, in the
be cutifnl grove III trout o; G. Il. Bobo's
residence. The occasion of the feast and
grant soc nj gathering, was the G2nL birth
u'y q the owner of the grove. The croyd
hcS'n ID as 'mbla about 10 o'cock As
'h'y approached they were greeted with +
SAect Strains OF music--instrumental ,,,
'c'-which added no little to the ou;a,
m"ht ot The occasion. For two ID
Sccno was lively. 0"'' '"0
lhe merry laugh Of youth NJ 4 r,c fam =,
inc cr'quct mallrt ma tho wc,L;,, ri,o,
ABOUT room several hiics orn,o,choI t,a
'nbe where, in addi ion t, thr conf,r,s g
H. ,hh"' man, hlrnis:T Il hy oar ~ -
number Of BIKES tr"' -.
lAaf. .IAis%errnsT,:-11 Il Ccnca'h is burIcn of
good things
Suffice t to say all prrsen cnj 'yed tha
feast, and ,b sra were plenty ;cit for yoI, MIR.
ihiior, ap all your correspondents"
Most Of the crowl rnmainrl uuIil late iu
May our host live To enjoy many su ch
birthday festivals B.
T., but there's an old s'ying tina fits in here
exactly: "lhc proof Of The rutd ing is in
chewing the bag. "--SENIoE.
The best $500 Men shoe IN the lntrkct
eau be found o. FOErER WILKINS s. co,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31

Hra- II. T.. Shore, of the firm Shore,
Adkins Il Co., Tobacco manufacturers, Kcr-
ncrs,lic, n. c.. called in to sec us this
week, and had job executed in our Office.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31

no~r" Dn'Ms"N' TENN, JuLr 2G-.yoLn Er,w
GasJnsr m"o shTt and mortay wounded I tn'
evening M ,,,'no'. Contra. swi cL nan G"n ja.,
nob Of five en- hn"' '"TSn ho"' j" las ni:ht by
~ /" ochrs'ers, and h..r.c! az a. "ct with
'ourt House yard. re IN Tie !
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31

nffs- The S",oOo,0On mortgage Of the Cape
Fear and Cincinnati Railway Company to
the Massachusetts, Loan an Trust Company
of which We spike Last week, was duly Ic
corded this week by clerk Of Court FOR Union
County. j. II. Mckis-irk
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31

Jrsr WHAT We NEED There is pres ing
reed III Saith Carolina rs this time for n
statesman. \ man who has the ability, the
manhood, ho patriotism. the unssIfish dcv,-
non t. the State, and the honesty ofpurposc to
throw himSlf into the breach and po;ut out
the right and lad teSXeople. We 5rsasis
fed that the %9sessts&Srut isffs ssfss right, and
Nv n and the 9saassy @ sasiss" ISs IT. wrons d"sy
b"r ' "s '""' w. hsrG is som yo. been clearly dc,
in.J "S' W"a' has NOT .sss to right things, a
large pn,, ,n their cagclSe3 3bplc unfortunately
have been ,oI OIL OF our pfts by 1t of Lcma-
s"s"vs r,,, WHO have taEsH re psginH,nr to see
il. Now 'sr r'r and they -Ncwb1rry Hsra'|
mt Arrs ''S'iiah
Spend vonn 9TH GRAHAM Y
riEKS wni', Ui[ cash gain salcs are going
i. Fvr,ow ~ in", ng'r ha1 a, their store
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31

BsIN" Our good friend r. +, Bailey, of
Sodala. ha. placed us under obligation to
him for large basket of superb apples.
They were uncommonly fine in appearance
and delightful in quality.
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Light weight coats mt from 50 cts. up
nt FOSTER, WILKINS & co.

ELiy' Don't forget to attend the great
Alliance Barbecue at Snnluc, next Wcdncs-
day. tho 9th Of August. President Stokes,
cx-Lccturer Talbcrt and Robt. Aldrich will
address the people.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31

Geay- A goodly number of A'l'ancemeh
from this county attended the State meeting
at Spartanburg last week. They returned
very much pleased.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31

gsy" Gov. Tillman has appointed |. NJ.
Moblcy County Commissioner Of this
county, to nll out the uncxpred term of
Thos, y. Kelly, deceased.
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For the TINES.
Letter From Our Texas Correspondent.

BAILY, TEx.s, July 23. lS9l.-Pelitics.
as usua, for Texas, is ruuniog high in this
State. The farmers Alliance are kicking up
the biggest racket. It's memhHrsh'r i:-e-.J
m,xe up the comocraiic party, hence the
non-Allia,ce democrats are so-newhat
alarmed at the attitude OF the Alliance, white
the republicans arc watching quietly for a
chance to pouocs upon the State governmcn.
-xsczsxsc hey can use one wing Of the Aili-
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31

Grand Dsvisisn Seas % Ssppsranee
The Aonusi meeting Of The and Division
Of the Sons Of Tempersnee wss held last
Wednesday and Thorsdsy a san'uo' Biz
subordinate Divisions =sfs represented by
delegates. Ssskt
The reports Of the stsis ssfibe snd the
State Organizer showed an Increase Of six
new Divisions during - - -
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31

usa- The Ladies Of the Episcopal Ch"rch
will give another Of their delightful soc'"l
Ten Parties at Mrs. DAwkins' next TUESDAY
evening from to ..
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31

Now is tie time to paint your House The
B"" mud Cheapest Ready Mixed Paints,
LnSccd OiRand Paint Brushes always on
hand. FOSTER, WILKINS 4 co.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31
New Advertisements.

Graham & Sparks,-$5,0OO Clean Cash
anted.
/ q. McKissick,-Two summons
Harry K Bclk,-New York Racket.
Barbecue, ,-G,lliam, Lawson d'bocS'
Grand barbecue, May q Gallman.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31

-N,srne ~ry-Os''WIft Ue WIZ .-lI..lI
kfSfn Tns Money Order Department wiil,1p,e
onensd for business from 0 A. NJ. TO = =; NJ
PThc Northern mail will close NJ iZf'
II and the Southern Moil at 600 l.. NJ.
Any inattention or irregularitiss sh0'''
"a rcported promptly to the =: NJ;
&c. HUNTER, l.. VI.
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y No. Palmetto Fan 3 f,r Dc.
at II. VI. COHEN Il BROS.

Divine Services.
Owing 10 the absence of the pi,tor, there
Will oc 10 scrvic 8 in the Presbyterian Church
for several SnpdAvs
hi. 't n,,, VIII DC a protracted nec,inc hc,,
Ii ''"'''' beginning on Tues,,n "''' al
49,. : H. a, 'I'"o o'cIock, and con,innin ,'"S"st
win 40" o, '"'"S sunday. Rev. T. p so's,
WI" condncr the services w. T. Smith
,ac.ilc, "'' 'o' ',,lir, auI Gcn,lcmc,
"'AHAM y SpAEkI "
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31
Rain /. Rain !.

Rain Rain :.
For the past week we have had rain
almost every day. which has intcrfrrcl with
farm wo rk very much
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Diaper cloth Glc. piece. HuchinS DC. per
- nL "a. Isi. COIIE DuOp.-
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The l'ublio Roads.


We have heard great many complaints
lately of the had con lition of the public
roads, which should demand the immcdiat e
attention of the County Commissioners. 1t
is true that the continued rains have made it
almost impossible to work the roads but we
arc of tive oi'iHion thst the trouble is caused
IN ~ ", ,l,aA- -Hnri-nixsu the ronds nrevious TO
The law requires twelve days work in
year on thr roads, and we believe if th,
Road Ovc'SccrS would have the required
number Of days put in, and have good work
pcrf'rmcd, nni not allow the hands to sli5h,
the work. We woul have better roads.
The Legislature istrying to enact II better
system of working the roa.ls. but, il the
present system WAS cnforc 'd more rgor ously
II would be ~ coed Il system rs could
possibly hc enacted.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31

,nI,a44sssse ssse,a asss our I.as .. summer D
exchange them for cash.
| GRAHAM & SHARKS.
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Oaly t,w mo e rairs lcfI. "E t'",sr Mem,
lIn.d ,w,d Shoes irr :umurr wear, h.ion
cysr. FOSTER, WILKES \ CO.
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POL report

OO0Y
and dipnifed bodies Of men that ever met IN
the State, while the reports published 10 the
daily paper, show that the proceedings were
marked throughout well uninterrupted har-
m.ny and unity ef feeling.
In the discussion Of the sub-'rsasury
sc!.cu.c, between Governor Tillman aud
Na,;onL II Lecturer Ben Terrell. it Is very
evident to rs that the Governor dill not make
any converts to his way Of thinking.
me excellent resolutions were passed
nui among them was one exactly on the
same line as those passed by the Duck POND
sab Alliance, published in the TIMES i've
weeks ago, prol osing to reduce the cot'of
planting acreage, and asking the cooperation
of all the planters, Alliencemen aud non
| alliancemen, white and colored, IN ID
cotton growing States. Upon this impor'an
subject an able committee was apPo'nte'
with Col. ID. =. Duncan, OF this County a.
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MIR. y. Il Stokc', of tharlo tie, y. c.. nc
compaincd by hi+ nephew. Master Robert
Stok cs paid friru"S and relatives here, ii
visit this week.
Mr.. Wi!li,m l.. Culp. of Charlcston is OH
II visit To relatives here.
Mai. Townsend returned to Co.umb,
Tuesday.
--N iSscs 5JOrkie, '.lv v' ,l,faA+s 1ssrefr Hur,e,
Mr.. Geo. e. Perrin, and family,
Mrs. Carrie Harvey, Of Monk Corner, is
visiting Mr.. r. Greer and family.
Rev. :. Il. Hope. left last Wednesday FOR
n few weeks vacation.
Miss Mamie Bailey is visiting friends at
Limestone
Mess-s Il. ". Harris, |. :. Harris and
&. l.. Allen. attended the State Alliance
at Spartanburg las, week
MIR. Frank AnStcll, has returned from
Anderson.
Mr. W. l.. McNciSc AMI family has .v-
:.::.C" ;.vnu ,;cnucrSonvillc
Miss Dean and trothcr. of SraranJurg
are visiting Mr.. II. l.. Go*s.
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BtA. The corner stone of the Main build
ing Of the Clemson College, was laid by the
Grand Lodge Of the State lat Tuesday, II
raincd ncaly al day, but it was estimated
that 1000 persons were present to witness
the ceremony. Gov. Til!mnn. Hon. &. Lamb
BuiSt, of Charleston, and l.. l.. Polk, Prcsi-
dent of the National Alliance, were the
speakers of the occasion. Gov. Tillman stat.
"A n"n, ""a applications fer entrance had
already been received In the coarse of his
speech he is reported as saying. the rich
AMI poor students would he all dressed alike:
anu added that one purp)S, was to lift up
the poor and. if necessary, pull down the
rich. until genuine >imor-rurc Democracy,
such as was fought for list year was
secured
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- u.s.. Smg"r for onc dolidr, cash,
at FOSTER, WILKINS & CO.
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-------- 80
Moro Like the Right Metal.


We were satisfied that there was some.
thing wrong. either with State Organizer
Jeffcrics or the Reporter Of the YOrkville
Enterprise, if The report Of the speech Of the
former delivered at Glover in June, an ex-
tract from which VIC published on the l7th.,
was correct. We thought we knew Mr.. JEFF
ferries too well to think he would utter
such iniama'ory sentiments, and VIC are
truly pleased to be able to correct the wrong
impression it certainly made upon the minds
Of many, by giving the following more
rational utteranccs, in lecture delivered by
him at Orangcburg last week:
"Thc time is near at haud when rcpubi-
can form of Government in the United States
may cease, but the people of our country are
arising aud there is still some hope The
oppression by money power will bo made
to stop. America will have no such revo-
luton rs the one of France. We Americans
have arisen to a higher stage. We do no,
mean to fight with swords and guns, but we
InSp.a bnllot with which to solve these queS-
policy that will save US from q revolution
Our revolution will be peaceful, quiet ant
| honorable If be true to ourselves, tn,
the victory is sure. We are not wagng wal
against any class. We know too we'll thai
we cannot do without lawyers. doctors, and
merchants. We are going to wage war
against class legislation, and ask all who
have the welfare Of our country at heart L
help MS on II victory.
That sounds like sane American citizen
and is Il distinct Improvement.
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For the T:sx..
Anderson aud the Association.

With your permission, Mr. Editor. J. will
give your reaiers a few dot, Of Anderson
aud the Teachers Association.
.......v. Gun /, Que OF the most progressive
towns in the Spu'hern States. II Is beiusi-
fully located, with its wide we'll kept stree's,
shaded on each 81 ie anil iu the center with
MAGNIFICENT shade treas. Aud we no sooner
enter the city than VIC arc impressed with
the push and energy that characterize its
no plc ~
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Gle 3Deekly Nnion Ui'r1es
M STOKES. Editor
8. s.. STOKES. Local Editor
Friday, July al, 1901.

suoene.n~..cG~, 81 ov rEn ANNUl
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The best $500 Men shoe IN the lntrket
eau be found o. FOErER, WILKINS s. co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-25
M. DE GIEKS IN BERLIN.
Misunderstanding Between Germany q
Russia to Be Removed

Misunderstanding Between Germany and
Russia to Be Removed.
NJ. De Giers, the Russian foreign minister,
has arrived in Berlin from Paris. Yesterday
morning the Russian statesman was received by
Emperor William and they had conference
which lasted twenty minutes.
Nothing of course Is known as to what trans
pired at this interview, but it is believed that
nothing further than the usual courtesies we're
exchanged, and that, If it is political mat
tiers which bring NJ. De Giers to Berlin, they
will be discussed at later conferences. Subse-
quent to his interview with his majesty, NJ De
Giers visited the imperial chancellor and was
entertained at breakfast by Chancellor Won
Caprivi.
The Nocosi Of st. Petersburg publishes
an article commenting on the visit OF
the Russian foreign minister to Berlin. The
paper expresses the hope that NJ. de Giers will
succeed in dispelling all MISUNDERSTANDING
between Russia and Germany. and that the re-
suit of his visit to the German capital will be to
improve the relations between the two nations.
In addition, the paper says:
"Not only do We hope that he will succeed in
his object SO far as Russia and Germany are
concerned. but We hope that he will succeed in
bringing about an Improvement in the present
relations between Germany and France in
order to produce o condition Of complete an
peasement, which is unanimously desired in
Europe"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-25
DAMAGE AT ROCKVILLE.
The Effects Of Yesterdays Storm Were Wide
spread and Disastrous.

The Effects Of Yesterdays Storm Were Wide
spread and Disastrous.
Correspondence of The Evening Star
ROCKVILLE, Nov. %, 1891.
The most destructive storm that has visited
this county for many years occurred today
shortly after noon, The town, however, Jared
much better than the surrounding country.
On the farm of Mr.. W. H. Rabbit large
two-story building used for housing cattle and
provender was blown down, a tenant house on
the farm Of Mr.. Rudolph Watkins, a small barn
belonging to Mrs Mary Crafts on the Fred
erick road and windmill on the adjoining
farm OF DR.. VIM. Waters were demolished.
At Mineral Spring the dwelling house Of DR..
Q: M; Muncaster was literally blown to pieces
The house was unoccupied at the time, but
contained a portion of the doctors furniture
which was almost entirely destroyed.
On the Stephens property adjoining the
house was occupied by Mrs. Anderson, who
with child was sitting at the dinner table
when the storm came. Finding that the house
was about 10 60 TO pieces she caught up the
child and rushed out amid the falling trees
and flying pieces Of timber and succeeded
In escaping without serious injury. The CHM
ney Of the house of Mr.. G. d. Crawford adjoin-
ing was blown down and the building badly
wrecked. The house Of Mr. ". A. Blodgett, in
the same locality, Was also badly torn to pieces
the kitchen being forced away from the main
building.
At Laytonsville number Of houses were in
1ured. From the evidence of persons who
nave since passed over portion Of the coun-
try devastated it appears that the path Of the
storm was very narrow, but in that path little
was saved from destruction. sam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-25
A GREAT GAME EXPECTED.
Tomorrow Foot Ball Match Between I
C A. c. and GeorHnt0Hn Callexe Teams

Tomorrow Foot Ball Match Between the
C. A. C. and Georgetown College Teams.
The Thanksgiving day championship game
between the Columbia Athletic Club and the
Georgetown College will be called tomorrow at
IL m. sharp at Capitol ball park. Both teams
have been practicing for some time and are in
excellent condition. Frank Butterwortb, the
hero Of last years game. has returned to the
city and will play with the Columbus.
The handsome Rogers group Of statuary
presented by John Boteler 4 Son as a cham
pionship trophy will be given to the winning
team tomorrow evening at the Columbia
Athletic Club house by President Hood Of the
Columbias. So will the elegant silk banner
presented by Robinson, Parker Co. This
banner 10 made Of blue silk and is embroidered
in red and gray thus presenting all the coiors
Of the opposing teams.
Spacs has been reserved on the field for car
riages aah coaches. Of which there will be .
goodly turnout. Four tally-ho coaches will
Georgetown and the Potomac Club. The
coaches OF the latter organization will escort
the Columbia coaches to the grounds. thus
making quite an imposing parade. Three
hundred grand stand seats have been reserved
for ladies and the entire grounds have been
30 roped and prepared as to accommodate
1000 people In order to insure fairness in the
decisions Schoff and Martin Of the University
of Pennsyivania have been persuaded TO come
over for the game.