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Low-priced excursions to California
were first established by the Santa Fe
Route. Phcse excursions have been
successfully run over this line for
years. but have been managed by we'll
known outside excursion agencies.
Since January, 1889, the Santa Fe Com
panY have been running special Cali
forniu excursions parties. conducted by
its own employees, engaged especially
for this work. They will continue
this aTrangtmtnt-the excursions leav-
Tag Kansas City every Friday evening.
The ticket rates are the regular second
class rates. Pullman Tourist Sleeping
Cars. with all the accessories, are fIrn-
ished at the rate of $500 per double
berth, Kansas City TO California points
These excursions are personally con
Quoted, and every comfort and cOnven-
fence of travel are guaranteed to menu
b'4rS OF these parties. Those who CON
template u trip to the Pacific Coast,
and wish 10 save expense, should in
form. themselves regarding these excur-
Sions. For folder containing full paEt tic
,liars. dates. rates, ect., address.
GEO, 4. NICHOLSON, q. j.. u. T a
y. +. 81 y. +. II.
Topeka, Kansas.
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KINsLEY MARKETS.

Corrected hy NJ +SehnatterI.. Grocer and
'Oduce Dealer. The following prices are
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IT is a good thing Tor the present
administration that white wash is on
the free list, Or the Raum scandals
would bankrupt the country. Between
son Raun and son Russell, the one III
the pension odice and the other run
ming IA newspaper, the business meth
and have v6ry ul1zs,ii7vory; Odor.-De,ao-
cyut.
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a L..-..n rran, Pstnrnnl.

Il Traveller newly from the Pact c
Ocean tells pleasant stories ot the PAT
agonans. ~ tile steamer he WAS ou
passed through Megeilam's Straits
some natives came Gut Ia her in boats
Tnsy wore 40 clothes at all, though
there WAS snow i'll TIL ir. \ baby
that came along ssilh them made some
de noustratioiis that displease its
mother. who took ii by the foot. as
Thetis took Achilles. all sous Il it
over rhe side of the boat il to the cold
sea-water. When she pulled it ia, it
lay Il mOLeut Whimperng nj lie bot
tom of the boat. and then c. led up
and Went to sleep. I he missionaries
t e'e Rave tire 10 teach tie tives
to WI Il cl Il - and t, eep in huts;
but, so far, the av Re, says. with
very little success. The most shelter
: Pata soniau can endure is htt
heap of P.'cka, ga "A big log To the wind
ward o. him: as for Clothes, he diSpis-
- item, al.d re is ina. I'LL l., oru:
meat
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English SPAWN LIniment removes
haIU, soft. or cHllOused Jumps and
All bleLnishes from horses, blOOu spawn
curlls, spAnts, sweeney. Ting-bOne
STILES, spraIns. ALI swollen Threats.
coughs &c. Save $50 by use OF one
bottle. Warranted. Sold by 3. F. ia
uIn " Co. Druggists.
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Y0uR CH0leE.
READ! READ! READ!

AND BE CONVINCED THAT NOW IS
THE PROPITIOUs TINE TO SECURE
READING SIATTER ON BETTER
TERMS THAN EVER BEFORE.
To new subscribers, and to old ones.
who pay up all arrears to date, and
one year IN advance, we viii furnish
the GRAPHIC in connection with
any of the papers named below
on terms specified:
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KANSAS CITY
WEEKLY TIMES
Only 81 = YEAR.

The worlds news of the week; the imPOr-
tHnt and leading topics treated in an indepen-
dent and fearless manner. Every depart
ment tOwPIete and carefully edited. 1t is a
large I2spage handsOmIy printed paper and
will prote a welcome visitor in every home.
ON TRIAL S MONTHS FOX 20 CENTS.
THE TIMES, Kansas City, Mo.
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Ex- Senator Blair draws 1 900 a
month, while waiting to know what
will be done with him. y kind of gofd
edged china set so to speak.-Er.
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THERE are many men VIII, II Md wal
there biographies published if the Al
mighty wrote them.-Grc0t Bend Netcs
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LIFE is too short to spend precious
moments raising Yfppeopie. vino would
sooner walk on all four.-ArkaLcn NelCs
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THE state can regulate the liquor
traffic as they see fit, all they have to
do is to go about it.
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THE Call men called the turn and Call
will now represent. Florida i'll the
United States Senate.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
LIES HUGEWOTS."

very Agreeable performance OF Meyer
beers somcwhn. lUgubri)uS opera, g. Les
HugucnotS,' IVES given last night at the Met
ropolitaa Opcra-il0use, with Nine. Lillian
Nordica as Valentino, Nile Pettigiani aS
Margherita de Nalois, Mile. Jane de- Nigne as
Urbano, Jean de Rcszke as Raoul and Edouard
de ResaEe as MagCc!l. The house was COM
forraoly filled and the excellent promise OF the
opening nights performance Of" Romeo ana
juliet was again suggested.
Jean &c RcsGkc confirmed the good impress
sion caused by his Interpretation OF ;komeo
last Monday. ms Rauul was perhaps less
noteworthy, but IL was nevertheless highly
credltable piece OF work, and In some scenes
his singi.g was ab: olUtely perfect Edouard
de Res2ke's MarCclo was also COmmendable.
Nine. Nordira, wnp was called upon to I'LL the
vacancy made by the Illness Of Mine. Albant,
acquitted herself crcltabiy. The quality OF
her voice Is not particularly interesting, but
there is plenty OF It,
Tne chorus did fairly good work and the
ballets were admirable.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
The Evening World Prints Asso.
ciated Press News.
CHRISTMAS OPPORTUNITY YET.

Tho last Saturday before Christmas.
Holiday preparations are ut their height.
On the Friday of the coming week Ssntn
Claus will have completed his round OF
the households honored by his annual
visits. On that same day The EVENING
WORLD Christmas Trees will yield their
precious har vest TO the children of the
poor.
There is brief space now to see to 1t
that this harvest shall be Inarvellously
complete. There is short time in which
to add to the list of patrons of the enter
prise the names not already there.
But these are no reasons for not adding
those names. It is never too late 10 be
generous until the opportunity is forever
past. In this case the opportunity il
open for five days yet.
What pleasant elimination it would
be If in the opening days of next week
that Tree Fund could he SO splendidly
doomed that even its projectors would
be amazed. Then, indeed. should the
children of the poor have Christmas to
be remem bered. Then. indeed. should
thousands and thousands find cause for
new rejoicing that there is u holiday time
70 so move the hearts Of men to fine
fellow-sympathy.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
WORl lDllNCS.

The raven is tho only bird known to the ento-
mologists which is native Of every country In the
world.
The oyeball Of the owl is immovably fixed in its
socket, hence the look Of wisdom that that bird
always appears to have In the horse, an eye in
which white prcdominates, indicates . vicious
nature.
One Of the big redw wood trees IN SeQnois Park, in
California. is 34,e feet In diameter and $40 feet
high
wild clover is said to be = deicacy among certain
tribes OF American Indians, who devour II with all
the relish that a Frenchman does salad
A river Of ink that is suitable for writing with IL
one Of the curiosities Of Algeria.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
THE CLEANER.

Robert Bonner Is mole careful and tender
OF his new pet, Sunol, than mother OF her
first baby. lie spends good deal OF his time
each day In watching and admiring the beau
tiful mare. When he takes her out for ner
daily spin he selects the snoothest and cas-
lest roads for her and keeps sharp lookout
for breakers ahead. Somebody started the
rumor a day or two ago that the mare hal
gone lame, but Mr.. Bonner cmphatically de-
MES this, and challenges any one TO ind any,
thing the matter with SunOl's tendons.
Hugh Leonard, Billy Muldoon's old pupil
and wrestling partner, has u large and en-
thusiastic class of amateurs at the Cherry
Diamond Gymnasium, where he is now In.
structor In the art OF wrestling Nr. Leonard
Is strlkingly handsome specimen OF all
around physical development, and is covered
all over with BIZ punches OF hard muscle.
He insists that there is no exercise like
wrestling to give man pluck and spirit and
bring out his Drawn.
Herr Nikisch, the leader OF the Boston
symphony Orchestra, who has achieved such
remarkable popularity In this city with his
well-trained band, is small, slightly built
man, with q big head and u shock OF bushy
hair which makes him look rather topheavy.
He has nervous, snappy manner, and he
handles his iyory-lipped baton in way that
shows he is throwing his entire soul into the
music which he is conducting. The Boston
conductor is going to follow Herr Seiirs ex
ample and become an American citizen.
II Is eXhilarating to see such women as
The evening world., 1891-12-19
THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING DECEMBER 49, 1891.

cinher Will b, .cut on" More than that, this
merry-making and very mathematical editor
is willing TO let the boys in the Manhattan hth-
lctlc club Use his head FOR football II he isn't
able TO entertain several thousand extra raga-
mufins after the invited guests have de-
parted II the good lady from Trinity Chapel
cares to see these tiny Goths, vandals. Hot
tentots and Yahoos, for whom the loaycs and
fishes will be gathered up and warmed over,
she has only TO take a cab Christmas morn.
Ing and call at the SIX halls Just after the
iicketed children have been dismissed.
In the mean time peep into the ware
rooms. No. "a Fifth avenue, where supplies
for the coming festival are received, viii
doubtless convince the inquirer that there
are people IN this town who take solid pleas
ure IN helping THE EVENING WORLD to reach
the sons and daughters Of the h1wcrs OF wood
and drawers II water In and about New YORK.
and that there "lsn't any mistake about the
figures ur the " editor, arithln tic"
The only thing uut OF the way is the Fund.
II doesn't l"gin to cover the field.
II Is too small by 20 per cent.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
GlFT-GlVlNG MADE EASY.
Holiday Goods Cfered en- ka.i
Terms and Long Tina,

In this season, when an almost universal
desire actuates humanity 10 do somctlils in
the gift-Siving line, \. Kelly & Co., the
Mutual Furniture Co., at Seventeenth street
and sixth avenue, show much thoughtfulncss
In oflering holiday goods with especial induce
ments under their easy system OF selling on
credit.
BY that means many who would otherwise
be unable TO make presents fnd II within
their power to remember their friends ut
Christmas.
carpets, Kelly A. 90 nlsCe lines Of goods I'm ali
their departments at the disposal OF their
patrons, and the latter are enabled TO pur-
chase silks, yelvets. dress goods, housekecp-
and suits, and mems ahd boys clot hing. -
The evening world., 1891-12-19
Answers to Christm as Lotters.

Dear LiuIe In's
Please don't be so distressed about the
proceeds OF the last violet Literary enter
tainment." II the total is ever SO small 1t
Will b. big enough to make some child very
happy. The nice things you say about THE
EVENING WORLD are very pleasing, ana your
interest in the younglilgs" and ether
empty stockings" is simply sweet
Dear hiss Mtch.N:
Please inform the Ladies' OF the Hotel Castle
that THE EvESiSG WORLD cannot comply
with their request "for Christmas stockings
for distribution among the children in their
neighborhood" 1t already has 10000 poor
little boys and girls on "thc list ana the
Christmas Tree editor Is at his wits end to
get enough holiday hosiery TO go round. II,
however, any child Of your acquaintance is
likely to BE- left out OF the circle OF merii-
ment, send his address to the editor and he
will be supplied with tickets anu favored
from the Fund overflow
Pear Liuts curiy Hsui:
Yes, yes. Please send "Thc Twilight
Games" We have over hundred dozen on
haud, and facilities for distributing one hum
dred more. Send Il note to Christmas Tree
Express, ~ Fifth avenue, and the package
VIII be called Tor.
Tro Liule Orphans
OF course you may. The Christmas Tree In
Nilsson Hall Will be most convenient for you.
BE on hand at 10 O'Clock Christmas morning
Get your "sad mamma" TO make you bag
about twelve inches long TO hold the toys
and goodies that Will drop from the Tree Tor
you, and tell her not to DC sad.
Tom the Nsu,boy.
DEAR Ton: christmas week Is not the time
to refuse u favor, and II you "want to come
to the Tree very, very much you shall come,
and that's all there Is to " the way things
are worked" There Is, however, word OF
explanation necessary. This Chrstmas-Tr Tree
Fund Is n sort OF girl and iHtie boy arair.
That shuts out the big ncwsbuys. But later
In the day, between ll.3O and 80 O'Clock,
THE EVENING WORLD has a Christmas dinner
FOR the ncwsDoys. II you have no Other
engagement you might get ticket at
THE WORLD orllce and go round to the
spread lust to see how much turkey, with
passemcntcrle trimmings and mince-pic, you
could tuck away without spelling the Mt OF
your Prince Albert. Mind, ] don't say you
may not come To the Tree, old man, but | do
say that you Will fnd jolly welcome await
: ing YOU at the dinner party.
Dear Van r.
| Popcorn? Yes. bushels OF It, BE sure ard
have that hole In your pocket mended.
/ Louis. Sam. Ida and Jos'ph
Don't fret, children dear We know Just
where the house Is IN Broome street. Keep
! an eye on the letter man and you'll get the
tickets.
/ Dear Mr. Gd'rin;
Just as sure as Christmas comes your tots
Will be remembered.
RIply Dear;
II you are In dead earnest and really "want
to do something for the ragged children get
your father to write check for $25 and cend
1t to the Fund. That will throw Just lOC
tots into conyulsions OF happiness.
Dsur John r.
The horse Is n wonder. 1t reached 1HE
EVENING WORLDS storcroom without O
scratch. and Will be given to some crippled ol
invalid boy. Wen give the preference to {
John about your age, as you desire.
NELL NELSON.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
A Band OF Workers.

To ne Editor.
Inclosed please md 81 as our subscription
to your Christmas-1rce Fund. and hope It
will help to make those happy FOL whom 1t is
intended.
ROsalie IOeOl. Milton Iocbl, Andrew LocDl,
Viola falk, Mervyn FalE. Frida Rothschlld,
flossie Ebrlich, Meta Bgehm, Louisa LieDert,
Victoria Rice.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
H0! FOR The TREES.
Only a Few Days Left to Help
Fill Them.
Give with a Will and Make the Poor
Children Happy.
More Money Wanted to Care for the
Army of Waifs.

Letters containing contributions Of
money should be addressed to Cashier
n. v. World. Pulitzer Building.
All parcels or packages containing do
nations of toys, clothing. books or other
articles should 10 addressed to the Man
ager Evening world's" Christmas
Tree, - FIFTH AVENUE
The American. United States. National
and westcott Express Companies will
convey all packages OF 23 pounds weight
and under addressed as above free of
charge.
The Fifth Avenue Storage Warehouse
Co. will call for large packages In the
city free Of charge.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
AMONG The WiEELM: i

The cyclers making up the wheelmen's thcatra
party will assemble at Thirty fourth street aud
broadway about 7 80 tonight and march to tho
Union Square Theatre.
About fifty IN embers of the Gotham Club will be
among tom gnt's theatre party.
The Columbia Cyclers will also be well rep,
resented.
After the perfOrmAn nee at the Union suuarn The
atre the cycle,s will proccet to the Columbia Js
Fast Fourteenth street. where u feast will Le
spread.
The pool enthusiasts Of the Columbia Cycle Ciph
are rapiily getting into form for the Clubs pool
tournament
The evening world., 1891-12-19

UHAN1"S I. 7 |uIN. InT'' 0Nt" NI"lnE, u
BCekmau rtruUt, in 'n~ city, Nhrr T." l'tS with us
mother 10 rI-trr lie sad: - had catarrh for
nitoru yn.r4. :'rir,, Eiv's 'r"l'r Bllm and Lnr-
dcrhECh's aii,, ,cH ,rtt,rn CHrr. an other patent
medicines, hr, In.y iun't to III" any GOOD. was
trouh'"d WITH r@pnF IN n'F,nr" '''" t'ir bnIhins
uf telegraph IistS uu d windy ar! ia WINTER. was
always hd"t.u aud hu!ti' . I" ..r'r ily hr1at OF
the mucus thR, va, ccut ayr''t 'rvpl.iF down IN
it. MS tiruat t"'t raw. i,Il"n b.e&t ne through
my lctt HIs,r!!. had paha ~" ui. ui ily neck
and hnntaChrs. WA w'ccL when went to Doc
tors Nj, ON Hnd NlluuHu. iet better alter my
third visit to a. m. lI-ci hundred per cent. bet-
ter 'incc have tr'nuna"r tN"ir treatment sleep
better and ".t h,tor m" m uuSn, head, and throat
clear. WuH' rrg'nlutrld p"1aIe sHtIering
from itsrrh 10 20 TO iIp.tuS Mo toy ana Nlidman,
luCausa kuuN how they have helped me-"
G"ctors Mcro. aad W.,dmau make speciality Of
the treatment ot ,HtqsrA. lLey furnish all medi-
zines free, sn their chtrEes for treatnrnt are 80
moderate that they are within the reach oi ali.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
Collected by Chr 6 ,ie.


To me EdtpT:
| have collected s1.20 for your Christmas
Tree Fund, and hope that will be some help
to make the little boys aud girls happy. all
ways have such happy Christmas | am q
member OF your Stocking CLUB. am going
to NIL u with useful things and give II to q
boy out heLe. Wishing every success,
CHRIssiE liENRICHS,
124 Eendrix street, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
Gave Papa's Present.

To the TdHor
1ncosed please find 80 cents for the chill
dren's Christmas tree. Brother and were
saving our pennies to buy papa a present.
Papa says II we sent present to he poor
children instead II would please him very
much. ROBBIE and MORTIMER.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

II Is almost impossible to keep little New
York girl locking pretty for less than 81 200
year. This means q very simple but well
made wardrobe, with dresses for dancing, day
and sunday school, and a comfortable outflt
for the summer season. Mrs DC witt Tai.
mage is quoted as saying that $50 year
Will keep girl up 10 the age Of sixteen. Sc
It will, II Mrs. Talmage keeps her in all
asylum.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
SPORTING NOTES AND News.
A Happy Termination of the
Disastrous Baseball War.
A Revival Of Interest in the National
Game Expected.

SO the National League and American hs.
ISOLATION OF Professional Baseball! Players 4,
the title OF the consolidated organizations 3?
Wen. It's wcighty title. but here's hoping
that II may be carried without once falling
down. With Nick Young as President, See
retary aud Treasurer; Zach Phelps as soic.-
tor, and Washington as headquarters, the
last two-'hirds OF the elongated title Will not
bother the followers OF the old League, al
though the appearance OF the names Of Won
der Abe and Won der Horst In the Board OF
Directors will for time look strange. Brush,
Hart, soden and Scanlon. however, give the
Board the cid familiar ring.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

Strange sight, that in Cincinnati, of
people hustlins and jostling each other in
their anxiety to get where they could pay
their taxes. Strange. that is. until one re.
fleets that it was not anxiety to pay the
money. but TO avoid the penalties for de.
lay, which actusted the crowd
The evening world., 1891-12-19

Two green.goods victims meet in town
and condole. One from far Washington
State. the other OF jamestown N. y.
Their nlbblins at the bait cost one OF
them $liO. the other S2s5. What O
reaching of soul to soul NUT haze been
theirs when they exchanged condolences.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
THAT ARMY OF CHILDREN.
Nell Nelson Replies to a Query Re.
gardinu Its Number.

Trinity Chapel lady who has been inter-
,s.ed In children's charities for the mast
lwehty-seych years" asks for private iuIor-
nation that may be OF scIne interest to the
general public.
Ihere was no Typographical error IN the
article published Dec. u. neither ais there
anything the matter with TIE EvESIsG
WORLDS arithmetic" The Christmas editor
knows just what he is about. The rgure
published was and is 10000, and nor ON,
The evening world., 1891-12-19

A Worlds Fair dinner in York New
next Monday night is expected to do
much for the Exposition in Chicago next
year. Whether through o dinner or
otherwise. New York certainly must do
all II can for that enterprise.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
Wish They Wouii.


FEF TWITWf
lnotice that some liberal poker players do
mated KITTY for the christmas. Tree Fund.
Would II not be good idea FOR other poker
players 10 adopt some such method! A great
dea! OF addltlohl hapIi Iiness could bc added
10 your worthy project II n few old-t timers,
who play every night, would follow the same
course. An EX-PLAYER.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
Four Youn gsters.

| 10 fKf EdIOr:
Please accept inclosei 81 for the Christmas
! Tree Fund from tour Youngsters.
buckle, JEANETTE, PUDaE and DE-
The evening world., 1891-12-19
A Happy Child.


To the Edifot
Inclosed please find csc. for your Xmas
tree TO help buy some poor little boy Nm
air rife. My papa and mamma are going to
buy me one for my Xmas have q good papa
and mamma, who give the my every wish. /
wish every little boy and girl had such q
happy home us have.
WALTBR GOODMAN MYERS,
81 Third street, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

1t is good deal more than mite that
GEORGE w. CAnDs adus to the riches of
the Drexel Institute. at philadelphia, in
presenting almost his entire collection OF
rars prints, autographs and manuscripts
to the new establishments library.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

1.-THE clock struck one and down he
rum" according to the old nursery legend
of the mouse who ran up the clock. The
clock struck three and down went he. "
was the case with Tennessee Professor
who. with his head turned by much drink
lesped to death from high bridge yestei-
day. Another foolish one to his fate.
But will the example make another man
wiser
The evening world., 1891-12-19
Harry's Christmas Money.

To the Idi or:
send you 30 cents OF my Christmas money
Tor the poor little children.
llARRX GAEDE. lloboken, n. j.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
Brothers and Sister.

To the EdiiOr
Inclosed please md so cents for the Christ
maS-Tree Fund from
JOHN, LOUIS and MAMIE HEM.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

The EVENING WoRI u will give u Christ
mas dinner to the newsboys. At least
600 of the little fellows will Sit down to
the hospitable boards. So the paper
will make II merry holiday for these
hustlers. And may it be forgiven for re-
fecting that 1t will he all the happier
ltself for the Joy it gives to the boys.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

Black NOAH RICHARDS literally sang for
his life yesterday III the public court
room when he crooned over the negro
melody he claimed to have been singing
at the time lie is declared to have Leen
numbering Policeman SHERMAN. Few
murder trials have developed SO pictur.
esque feature of the testimony.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

Bloomingdale Bros, simpson, Crawford g.
simpson, Peter +, ria, Irene" "A Prize
Wiuoer," Good VIII circle. Kings Daughters,
Mount Vernon, 4. Il. NJ, Mrs. A.. Wagner,
Eugene Godfrey, A. l.. Tuskn, Hattie and
Flora u. Chase, National Folding Box and
Paper Company, Little Bessie B Russell.
Grace Calhoun, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
1t VIII, BERTHE.


To fEf FdITOT'
Please accept the 35 cents herewith in-
closed. Hoping 1t may help to bring Christ
mas cheer to the heart OF some poor child.
BEETIE LUNDBERG.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

The organization OF the new League Is on
an iron-clad tcn-ycar basis, ana Will be com
posed OF twelve clubs. No club can be
dropped without the unanimous consent OF
ali the clubs, including the one TO be dropped,
and a three-fourths vote is necessary to
change the constitution. Each club must
play twelve or more games with every other
club during season. President Byrne says
that each club must play 1872 or l54 games,
and upon the arrangement OF a schedule
hinges the question Of two championship
niAes each season. Nisi ing clubs Will share
equally IN the gate reccip.3, which VIII have
O tendency to strengthen the weaker clubs.