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water tube boiler and win develop 1876 effective
horse power as against displacement Oh
seventy tons Next TO the machinery space Is
the companion WY. which Is designed TO DO
circular in shape On the port side Of the com.
panion way is the pantry and on the starboard
eide is q toilet room. The saloon is twelve feet
six inches long and tho full width OF tine boat
II will accommodate four persons for sleeping
There IL passageway leading at from
the saloon. to starboard Of the middle
Of the boat. to the owners stateroom.
which is 2 feet long and ~ Vide % the
boat On the starboard side Of the passage
way IL a. bathroom. and on the port size
steteroom Q feet 8 inches by feet incnes- ar
the berthe and eeats have lockers fnd drawers
underneath Water tanks are under the n9or.
and there y, one tank an g supply running
water 70 a!ithe basins and bath. A.. ...o,
Tho boat itself will be divided By three steer
bulkheads into four compartments ana any
compartment can be filed with water WITHOUT ..u Ut
sinking the yacht. Water-tight dumb waters
OF steel will run from the galley to the saloon
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Football ut West Point.

While the cadets put up strong game against Ford
ham last Saturday still It has been pointed out 10 Capt
Niche the weakness Of the tackles and ends Ham. a.
right tackle. has the makeup OF good football man.
but unfortunately this Is his hrs: the team and
he has many things to learn. shipton as left tackle
has only been practise once this season. and
naturally the cadets did not expect to any brilliant
playing in his part OF the rush line He made ono very
pretty run. however. wilcox. as right end. does not
pay that position with the dash that Prince played
iast year while Ames left end Is good tnckier ana
runner, still he is light for his position.
Tho team has suffered much loss by Prince being on
the sick list II il to be hoped that he will again be in
good form by Nov. l. Prince Thoroughly understands
the game and will make the strongest Iind OF taeker
or end rush.
Saturday. It mus. be remembered that thelI sdvsr
saries were not strong as the team lined up by
the Yves; Points II ceneraly thought that tho West
Pointer will defeat the naval cadets on Nov ~ when
the teams Line up 10 battle for which shall DO su
preme. .
two guards" said Capt Nekaiy OF the rordhas after
an. sas s die..on on q guards ar. they
end xere tss s.sfss q the Es a.
fale. VI. viii coach the team daily next month
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u W. spALDING TO RESIGN
He L. Tired OF Being Criticised by the New
York Club and Others.

During tho late championship season of tina
National League. particularly when the Nes
York Club took q backward track in the race,
IL was a common report that serious di,a.
Grecment had sprung up between the officials
Of the club regarding tho management 1t
was claimed that the failure Of the team to
keep up their standard OF play was due not 50
much to the loss Of Buck Ewing or the inet.
fectivcness Of any other member of the team.
but to the i'll effects of hampering those
who wore delegated to have entire charge q
report was further strengthened during tns
last series of games with the Boston CLUB and
It is further claimed that an open rupture "c.
CATION Of tp oas hsf ss
gu That ths breaah had not E Ssss
entirely healed.
The snans e &, the hs.an the the non
director and treasurer. and TO retire from ali
active participation in the affairs Of the clu'.
the success Of the CLUB. but that his actions
have been unjustiy criticized. He feels. there
se eS asRs ss Of spy H ms to
called Ct thesariest possible mGment to act
the best feeling toward pl. connected with tie
club On the ste band + Is esmS by the
is contended that II Mr.. Sralding does not
throw up his positions there will be trouble.
The treasurership Of the club will probably
full II he will accept In that case eithcr. Col.
McAlpin, Postmaster Van Colt, c. L. Dilling-
ham. or +. B. Robinson will be asked to ILL the
position.
There is a rumor that the New York Club
will likely lose their clever catcher Buckley.
The Chicago Association Club wants him. and
It is said that he has been offered fancy sal.
airy to play with Thorn next season. II is fur:
ther claimed that Buckley has been delegated
to secure Rusio for tho same club. But the
New Yorks may succeed in retaining the CT.
clone twirler. In that case 1t Is thought that
Buckley will also remain another season.
The report that Manager Mutrie had con-
tract presented to him for signature is not
true. The fact is Mutrie's old contract with the
New York Club does not expire until the first
OF next March.
d, The New York Club will not hold their an
nunl meeting until February next, but it is
probable that special meeting will be held to
consider Mr.. SpaldinR's, resignation.
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Pick.ups In the Courts.

This afternoon the flower. OF Limerick will hold sway
mi ns. another Ia0s es as ad
tbs. nss Carl Eo,s taken 70 riding The bicycle his
Boon III ssan. o the
during viii be able 70 hustle asa u
the hig ones sooh
talk Of ssssSs John x.eon and
difference there Is between them. Malcolm has been
sSs aa cr MAJ Ss
sSI% allow AYE aces game Do hoped tia.
John Brodertsk one Of the shining hsndbsn lights
ss asa
i Sns n me-
a:y a ssa DsnP. IL .t With Sc,
81,
al right in It's place. James, but. ''"''
. sse TA A asa q P..
GsorEs hHnsy aRd , r,os G2s.n. The
asasasis rSisasPas ' sisi sals
: q. Pss 3 .en ss
GSassn: sss .Ss :Sss n ps. n. NJ
his preparation.
%a:n SSs .ss
, S,s
g. i0u, sa! I, 4 be yona question u ihs most de-.
sas sS s ss, ever
minutes. walk from The barclay and CHRISTOPHER stree.
and Brooklyn plAyers -
I. e hI.P lioa are IS s 10 Pssys
gass Sf q .As s Sss sssaJ II
and Dan Lsw.pr JRsn souss hsid Older
Sst.y Nike stanton anas .n srSs sS % ass
and md one or two Others togIna,osnt between tho
feature Of the hsndbsii season, '''
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Football Notes.

The lightweight eleven Of Wilson / Kelloggs School
wasd Gated at Governors Island on Saturday morn
prsy Ing Island lads getting but II points
to the Gotham boys g.
Tho inter-class football games at Columbia. the
Columbia Oval. have been postponed one week Capt.
Chrys'ie thinks that more practice would bensnt the
na the 70 ss
Varsity in the scrub team.
To InE Ep1os o, The sus-Sr: In .yoIr issue OF
q y sSs ss q New
Ia incorrect When the game WAS called. there remain
ns more nS'ss to Play The score sGoa to
although they had eleven men. were SO crippled q
would have been unfair 70 play out the simethoush
JAMES c. o'Coxxos. Captain.
Pedde Institute Of Hightstown. N j.. will be repre-
srn,sd by The fopwns teIp Rghs han back Nc
sas'd
Rs :nd Te sts
weight Of The team win Be 80 pound. B; B. Kvan.ls
ana Of "ase. .n The team @oS X:
to hear from schooh within 100 miles of New YORK.
Jim" Robiuson's face w.eathsd In smiles yea
% sd re-
ceivsd from knoMlton O. Ames OF Chicago the famous
sS hs DSas e
sast nsad syme With a% New y ss
Vas s"nseded H., e be the best end player 4,
lave s rr'nss,on Team ssrs 40. sss Sa
aown the NV YorE team The fast snas the Ss1
York. held Princeton down 70 points last
that only removed Oy the reception q this news
ssy s IL 81, am Sa w..
nesday"
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Is feet beam. 9 feet drauCht. and 8 feet depth
Of hold. She will have graceful overhangs at
either end and easy lines. and. Judging from
the performances Of the steam yacht Nydia.
which Mr.. Gielow designed last year for DR.. r.
'. Pierce Of Buffalo. tho new craft ought to be
q good boat in a seaway. The Nydia was I'M
usually easy.
Mr.. sidenbers's yacht will have pilot house
forward and q low trunk over the owners
stateroom aft, to relieve the monotony Of the
flush deck. Forward she will have fore
castle. with hunks for eight men. Next aft
comes the galley. 5H feet long. Both are the
full width OF the yacht, Next behind the gal-
ley is the machinery space. the engines being
placed forward Of the boiler to insure
the yacht having an even trim. whether
light or with all supplies and coal aboard She
will have compound engines and q Roberts
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Why Not Challenge John L. ,

Peter Naher. the Irish champion. who knocked out
Jim DAILY in Philadelphia on saturday night without
much trouble. Is anxious now To get y match with
of the stars He arrived in this city last night
accompanied by Billy Madden. Madden went TO tho
newspaper ONCE where Jim Corbett has deposit Of
$1,000 to fight any heavy weight in tho world. Madden
made known his business. The money vas not 40
Cepted the given being that after banking
hours and 1t could not DO placed In the SAFE the
cashier had gone home.
Madden asid: ITS inst this way. After Maher
knocked DAILY ont Corbet intimst>d that he would like
ths. be w.s his master Sorbs,s and
Peter He shook his head and laughed and limited
much as II Peter wasn't In his cnss couldn't get any
deposit 70 show Inn that ean business This talk Of
his about Peter being IN his class Ia all nonsense
II he whip my man easily as he magnes he can.
why ho can enrich himself to the extent OF $4,000.
and that's not to be picked up every day."
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Joy at Rutgers.

HKv BRuxswIcx N. j.. Oct. :G.-rhe faculty and stu.
dents ut the college naturally feel eacd over tho VIC
tory gained by Rutgers aganst Stevens ON Saturday,
President Scott neat little speech at tho chapel
thls morniug and congratulated the team on its vic
tory and said to expected them win sovcral more
games before rba enc Of the season Brett 10 st on
the sick list and viii be able to captain tho team III
the Columbia garno ON Wednesday. Scudaer sprained
bis ankle severely in Saturdays game so that no had
90 retire from the game Dyke still suffering from
the injuries he sustained i'll the game with the Cn.ver.
!ity OF Pennsylvania on Wednesday The team Is great
expects 70 put GOOD team in tho mold against Co!u.
me schedule u games a. arranged by Manager Day
follows: Oct. % Columbia Mt New Brunswick;
Oct 81 C0ted States Naval Cadets at Annar oils: Nov
2. Columbia a, G. az ws.hiEEtom; Toy 3.N.Y 40 at
BrunswicEi Nov. Il. Stevens at New DTHnswick N9yy
": 4. O. mt New YORK; Nov. 10 II. 4. LAT Now Bruins
wick,
The Lab" team went to hordentown on Saturday
and played the Bordentown Military Academy, They
were beaten II to vi. severely injured
aud had e carried from the held The bats" were
badly beaten by Paddle Saturday .: Hyhtstown the
score being - 100.
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SHEER PLAN OF THE NEW STEAM YACHT.

and pilot house. 30 that meals can be served
in either place; The first steel bulkhead y the
ssSSllision 6ulkhcod ct the tsd iorTa o H en IN
tie macS 1sty. space es The keel. stem and
sternpost viii be Of white oak The frames
pine. The pilot house. skylights. and Interior
joiner work aft will be Of polished mahogany.
The screw is 4 feet 9 inches IN diameter, VIII
inches in diameter, and is Of steel, The Yacht
will be schooner rugged. and although NO
the sacrifice Of personal comfort, she will roll
Of fifteen or sixteen knots.
Mr. Gielow has designed the engines az well
engineering department OF the Government
at Washington thirteen years. and came to
lish his present business Tho new yacht Is
No. 10 on his books.
Mr.. sidenberg is q compaI attvely newcomer
builder. will start work on the new yacht In q
few days. She will be completed April ].
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rHr cAuss OF vEsIEHAss wRAxxzsx
roer captainey the Principal Drawb~eh-A
Change WIN be DenssAeA.


r. NAV h.xe bean n n,cnic for thu Crescent
~ mW INV ossn az ws.,or,n. ~, s..,,r'
football team against the Wesieyans on satur-
sor tha s1o snoctotors. who cxpected that
,UI "o ''voV a. w.. ,Ss..sn M
Wesleyan knew now 70 Wd play ,To'ea, ns
m.s sora d;sonno,ntn,ent tn her New yort
was sore oisappoln'me"s W "e. Wv III
S"rSsr this n than U for n. uc the
Tn d.es 20 ss nsr would spss
a,.n,svo ~ her ~ SATURDAY. shoyin~ "a "a
be taken as standard Of the teams regular
Won't Tnt, last year no small, eo,,oa. had ever do.
another defeated every team IN America. with
the exception Of Yale and Princeton. 1t was "a.
SATURDAY that tho wesleyan team was wretch
snr ;ndrman, =, Al, sn,i axsrx N an, hsr I'D
to be playing indepcnde entity. not knowing Just
. ". ~ w A y. "ne =. aood,na,v A.
attention and energies 1t Is exceedingty De-
cannot command tho r.sneet Of his men, or has
unt :. hrn~ ~" ~ the hss. ousii.
tho. in Sseh ma, ui nnd cause manly feel
inp 10 eharactsri . his tsan, AZ a whole From
S s. ~ w.a,.. s 'o 'n 20 Oa,.,,d tha
seScrni WESLEYAN men VINO acccfnpasiiea tne
Ssm 70 I'M; Sly on satnrday was ,9Sune st
once. tue Graduate ADVISORY committee VII
Pc appealed 70 % mako cnahee OF SONS kihu
IN tno personnel OF thp team; u.u,.s
T. r. no secret at ali that CAPT. Hall tnste ~
o. Insisting upon consctentious and systemasc
Hn,tning: has 80 iar ose slent OF Ine ne
colleague. ss 70 become lax himself sc in THE
matter liood team WORK cannot DC e1pectea
under such condifons lt would not pe eoi;
eLnleu " iaie or HT1nceton LOT m9menL an9
why should not WESLEYAN Gemand oeciaed
fnanGeann imItt1yemeehI' i.,a aOI IhS aesire
t s;p c,eie s .he tsnn, na Mboic
AZ eXempiiiieI IN its game with the Crescents.
me lnIlvlduai playlnG was exceiienI as ZINES
man hali BACK. Leo; NeMton. ana seVerA
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Odds and Ends OF sports.

dates. ''''' ~ -''A--@''' '''
p. s Of t ssu e .a ss IA en- M.
.tsspischnses Tor the chsmpion'hip Of the Amateur
wooksockrr r. !. Oct. 2d-In 9 nnish nght with bare
QUINN q IL ssrn e ESSna q
In the thirteenth round.
.ss on # ne
Queens County Hotel Tho member. Of the Club have
PLEASED With X: %sS much
The sSPen,ss Of the yaruna boxing tournament will
*. 4 &. :.
HE.g son nsS. .S i. sS "'A'r pointer
Y5s 10 t. Sc. A I.
Henry Ssngson. the stuyvssant q. bantam and that
sar SAYS S
i a ,ap Z. can %
Sampson. sure"
yal Mccarthy vo.tsrd.y notified th. Occidental, A. O.
Would nsSt Dan sWfi. the frsco fsa:se t Weight u
Ell ssTs
ARA amaS The e last 's few shown
sss s Isss e s!ss
agreed TO night for tho sanie amount.
ss$S: 3; ss : a$
suited a follows: Kunnins ish iunE-xen BY J. Hsf.
J: i,o.s third Standing broad iume--Hon byJ. Corey
with jump 81 . feet ~ inches boy! second. D. sL
'is.S sss:
lloas Boyd second. I, j. Policy third Time. Is seq
onds iinlt'ine runTWon by sllverstsin, J. Harvey
second. ~ Stcck third Time. minutes IL seconds,
~ affair woana sG with rstti glove Iouts between
pleasant ineiaent Of the evening was the presents-
ton by tue members OF gold headed TO treasurer
i. Dunn The competitions will continue eueh Fri.
Day evening during The winter season.
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some OF vvilli.ns's Best Ne. Hart.

wILLnNsrowS. Oct. 28-The overthrow OF Stages
strong team Weston Field last Saturday was rove
lation many Of the strength OF the Williams eleven
But the is in hardly such excellent condition
as think Of injuries sustained BY
Of the strongest Garneld. who did such bril-
liant work in ouckng the tiger" was rather serousy
hurt and not able practice to-day This put: the two
larneds on the shelf SAwtele. the big guard. who 10
The most IeAble men the line and indi.pen.
practice game to-day. With these men absent the
team Is considerably weakened Garfield being the only
matters they are some apprehension u expressed
regarding the result Of the game with Stevens next
Saturday.
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ANOTHER NEW STEAM YACHT
THIS TIME HENRY j. 0IELow LoDGKs
IN ORDER,

a szsses=o- e the Nyaie % ne started IN =
Few Days By Rciiies. the sosth Brseklyr
Bv,Iaer-Nr. glaenherr. the Lses 1n-
psrter. will crniss Next Sssson.
A contract for new steam yacht to be used
IN cruising about the coast was signed yester-
day. This time Henry J. 0ielow. ono Of New
York's well known naval architects. is the one
to lodge tho order. and the owner OF the new
craft will DO Mr. Gus sidenberg. an importer
Of laces doing business at a. Mercer street
The time for placing orders for new yachts has
arrived. and It appears that designers here are
going to be kept busy all winter turning out
boats for next season.
The new yacht. Of which an idea can be oh
tanned from the accompanying cut, will be 90
feet over all and IS feet on tho water line. with
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IA. rnter.eholast,e roo.s.n League.

The opening games Of the In,srscholastic Football
Lsasls viii 10 played on election day afternoon.
Cutler win 10 arayed against Dwight on Manhattan
Field. and Berkeley Oval Harvard School VIII play
the Berkeley Cadets. Tie following Friday Nov. o.
Harvard and Cutler will face the big team aud Manhat.
tan Field will be the Of the conflict. Berkeley
and Dwight. the same afternoon. will play what will
the Oval Tuesday, Nov. 10 those nsIes rival. for
to hight Tor football supremacy on the oval
The feeling botweeh the two fayorite preparatory
matched. Last Wednesday, Cutter was defeated by 81
as, onv searsa o9 " eo;o ns
They had bad nearly week more OF practice and The
the Cutler game. Tho game between Harvard aud
Dwight, which also scheduled for Tuesday, viii con.
With the other three. should tie result Il Will be
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Sports At THE COLLEGES.
Another Victory for 81. Pau's schoo

Another Victory for -. Paurs School.
The st. Psurs Cathedral School cadets added one moro
victory their credit yesterday afternoon at Garden
City BY defeating the cadets Of Berkeley Cadet School
OF this city In nrst half Of the contest the Berks-
isytes put up strong game but they were very much
confused BY the use Of . new code OF signals which
vas Unexpectedly determined upon Just before the ball
was put in play Berkeley's old signals had become
generally BY tho treachery OF one OF the Berke-
Icy Athletic Club men.
touch down and NcCurdy kicked the goal. sattereo
aroused Berkeleys hopes by brilliant run OF FORTY
vantage. swords secured four points more and NC
Curdy's try for goal successful Norwooos punts
we're feature Of the half. and the New York school
gained many yards in consequence Of them swords
stu another touch down. Poet kicked the goal Capt
Richards and Batcheler played wonderful game IN
the second half and Berteeys sterling centre Inman
did ali in his power to hold back the 81 e. heavy;
the b. Paul boys scored a will AeCprdy and SWORDS
fauls School, Il: BerEeiey School. Q.
The cadets laced the leather IN the following post
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First Race-rhreequarters OF mile: selling. roano
40: Gleumound 10: Little Fred 1Oa Queen Trumps
107: Apollo. los: Insight Houston, Penzance Marty b.
loI; Pnmero, zenobia W: Lucky Clover. Vi: Kern
81; Alma T.. VI.
second Race Five-eighths Of a mile: selling Arab
ITO: LIKE Dalsyrian. 1o2; Servtor 100; Ttoga. y5
NnEye Beck es; Bertha Campbell ":
Third Rnce-Mile and an eighth: selling. Masterlode
J1S: EsQumau. 11S; BeIsdtctne. Castaway H. los;
Mountain Deer 1os; }. B.. s5: Miss Belle. ~: Pelham.
Fourth Race-Six and one half furlonga. Maidstone
All Major Dono. 1l2: Sanardo. 100; Cynosure 1O7;
Ny yellow. Banquet, 1o4; Zampost, ~.
Nth RsseeIThreeSqss,i,,ers q mile Ch.rads DT
1yksstou. Dago taux PAS colt. Gonzales John Hickey
Vs. Hedge Rose. Mabel POmeroy IS.
Sixth Race-Seveheighths OF o mile; selling. Lith.
bert l" 49, GettyssHIg Jay Dee Little jim 1872: Kis
cover. lO1; Centaur. 1874: Maggie Murphy. lO3.
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END OF LE11NG1oN's MEETING.
Fsraday Gets Away Last, bat Comes Homo
Handy Winner.

LEXINGTON Oct. 26.-Beautiful weather. good track
ne and regal sport marked the last day OF
tho Kentucky Associations fall meeting. Only two
favortes won. they being Long Ten and FaradAy. the
winners Of the first three being rank outsders
Fourteen started in the hrst four and half fur
lonss Alary . strong favorite. The to chance
Gletchma always In 'front.' and by lengths,
Time. O:57.
and twenty yards with Jack star close favorite.
The II To chance, First Lap a8. N. Porter up
away in the stretch and won BY . length. Jack Star
second three lengths from swamp Fox. third. Time,
l:4@x
roithe third race. at mile nine horse. answered
ties At equal odds Kncsen. at to against by
length. Neianio second. and Business third. Time,
Ian
Only aye started in the fourth race selling AFFAIR at
mile. II was an easy thing for the fAyorite. Long
Ten. until nearing tho finish. where virgie H.. came
strong and Tapped him out Flower Deis third length
The NTH and last race was for twoyoar.ods at sir
furionEs. The talent plunged the . to RaradAy.
He got away last but came homo winner by . Length.
Ciementine second by . head. Wordsworth third.
Time. 1:l5L
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PRINCETON Oct 26-The varsity eleven played one OF
the finest games Princeton this fall in the prac
tise game this afternoon. Taylor. e5. new man. was
entered for the team. He completely outmatches
symmes who played on the second eleven. and IL he
continues play ts has been doing for few days
past. tho effectiveness Of the line will be altogether
changed and the greatest weakness the team RENE.
died CAPT warren dd some nrste'ss: Work on ne
thirty minute the varsity eleven had scored nye
touch downs besides dtncut goal kicked BY Homans
from the thirtynve-yard line The men were coached
by Baker. rs: Thomas 30: STAFFORD. a1 and Lewis.
V1-all men who have played on championship teams,
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The Winners At Gloucester.

GLoucEsrrH, Oct 26.-rodays races resulted a. fol.
lows:
First Race-seven furongs. Sir william won Lost
Second Raes.Foqr and half fnrlong. Zinsara won.
hgX sesGnS ss1ss i1 niis third Time 0ho
second. Sequel third Time :<d1.
Fourth Rhce-Slx and half ruriongs Relisarius won
Flnttery second Fabian third Time. l:25l5
WON Muop. rSpI ana n nsE 'qdgs Neh
sixth Race--SiS and quarter furiongs. Dead heat
between climax and No0ndsy Lits third Time 2ls(.
Purse divided. ~
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Til. IL the Way.

FortyoDe striped bass II considered u good after
Moons sport Mes.rs. ksyle mud CLiehester caught
nssrIy !hsss pounds: hsf iss was %: .pS. !rsas
A. same place on that day. Tom Seaman brought
q boat seyen striped bass W twenty ipatss nshnN;
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HEALTH SUGGESTIONS.

Eat menls OF good. plain food regularly
Mutton is the most digestible meat.
In wet weather wear stout waterproof h1.,s
I'm preference to rubber overshoes.
Z DIR. B W. Richardson says that he has ney,-
known death from bronchitis or rn"n,r ~, I,
that did not spring from cold. II follows th.n
that n cold Is a more dangerous muady III,
is usually thought; so be careful NJ yourself
4. BY far the bcst method OF geftin. rid " a r,ld
and consequent depression Is To- takr lit;ls
pure whiskey In water such stimulant mo,
notes tho circulation which has ben check ID
Great care should be exercised in buyinu
whiskey. The presence II fusel oil or other
impurities isa source OF danger to those who
imbibe II
The only whiskey that is manufactured for
purely medicinal purposes is Duffys Pure
Malt and may be obtained from druggists and
groccrs. 'There Is no other whiskcv so frns
from fusel oil or SO pure and beneficial. The
lending scientists say so.
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To Improve the st. Louis Ball Ground.

ST. LOUIS Oct 28-Chris Won der Abe is going to spend
$4,000 in the improvement of sportsmans Park ,ns
winter. The plans being prepared. Mr. Won
der Abe intends to the grand stand and all the
buildings on the grounds and replace them with brick
grand stand club houBe family dining hail. and dancing
and option pRrors The baseball agnate viii Also
add . summer theatre to spostsmans Park The
mite action win be taken the coming annual meeting
OF our association" says Mr.. Won der Abe.