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Evening journal., 1891-03-16
MIR. OoIlIns's Farewell Sermon.

Rev. Vaughn S. Collins, pastor Of Scott
M e. Church, preached his farewell SER
mon there last evening He enjoined
the older members Of his congregation.
not to be jealous of the young people. He
also advised the young persons to remem
Der that 1t was the older members who
made the church, and that all should
work tremendously together. : His
three years passionate had, he
unpleasant. He had worked hard and
had received many signs of esteem.
Some people, however, are mean enough
that 1t is sin to speak evil Of anybody
and doublv so of ones pastor. Mr..
Collins win be succeeded by Rev J. B.
Otis of Port Deposit.
Evening journal., 1891-03-16
ONE DOLLARgzW
is ALL YOU ARE ASKED TO PAY
ON A PURCHASE OF
$40 WORTH OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, etc
Frank J. Murph,y's
RELIABLE CREDIT HOUSE,
III MARKET AND 116 SHIPLEY SITS

If there anything House Furnishings you want we will
guarantee ell to you cheaper and give you larger eec
ton Of bettegoods for less money than any other house in
Wilmington.
TWENTY DOLLAR Bill may not cover all that YOU
need although will asonsh you learn how much that
amountwil purchase prices 1t is hard times indeed
if fifty cents a dollar cannot be spared to make the
home what it should beA place Of comfort and attraction
With our liberal system of EASY PAYMENTS there IS
no excuse for the existence of A SHABBY Home
This subject which might be preached to
good purpose Home where the heart is and the heart IS
where the senses pleased and grathed HOUSEWIVES
think this Make your homes pleasant for Hus
bands Sons and Brothers
Evening journal., 1891-03-16
SOC KING STREET.
COR. FIFTH AND KING SITS.

You Will End the first instalment Of cheap
sugar at fcsnts: Il is good for the price Those
evaDOi ated pesrs ~ Is cent ARE good snap.
Our co u, three cans for - cents Is truly good
value for your money 20 are those whole
tomatoes, three cans for IS cents Those Prince
OF Wales plums are as arge rs apples. they
are a show. a pOu a OF sug- IS al H taxes TO
sweeter / DOu id of plums. We have Califor-
mia whole apples seedless. Cherries evapor-
ated; black berries, pared peaches. y cents.
sun dried peaches, 8 pounds for IS cents, pure
Company: pour on one pint of boiling water
and In q short time yoU have a lovely mould
of jelly Of all iiavols, and only IS cents "A
package One own brand OF flour. Gladstone,
Will soon be in at 30 cents bag; Il Is excellent
value for your money and makes white bread.
We have good butter, fresh eggs and all
country procure on hand az 500 King street
and cor. Fifth and King streets. r. VI. WEIR
Evening journal., 1891-03-16
Asbury,s Quarterly Conferences.

The fourth quarterly conference Of
Asbury NJ. E. Church was held on Satur-
day evening. The pastors annual re-
port showed that he had made l, 800 pas
toral calls and the following work had
been done: Benevolent collections,
81 CSC; number received into the church,
on probation or hv letter. Gag; number
of conversions. $50; sermons preached
1856 funerals attended, Co. married, rs
couples; baptized Ga infants ana II
adults The church has membership
of 600 The standing committees we're
nearly sll resppointed William r. Groves
was elected district stewart. Rev. d.
G Hanna, the pastor was highly com
plimsnted for his work and his return to
the church for another year was unsni
mouslY asked for
Evening journal., 1891-03-16
srr. CorIzran's work

Rev. David H. Corkran, pastor of
Epworth M. E. Church, delivered his
farewell address to his congregation last
evening. He said that he had but few
words to say His work for the past FIVE
years WAS kno IN to his people and he
was happy in possessing their good
Evening journal., 1891-03-16
Fire at Smyrna This Morning.

Special Despatch to the EVENING JOURNAL.
gMYREA, Del, March 16.-Fire in this
town this morning destroyed house
owned by John Sseney. The loss is t4O0;
no insurance.
Evening journal., 1891-03-16

"One Of the Finest" will appear at the
Academy Of Music this, Tomorrow and
Wednesday evening and Wednesday
matinee There are no star" parts, al
the parts being nearly equal in promi-
nence A tank 20 feet long in which sew
eral boys indulge In aquatic sports anc
marine craft and row boats cross and
recross the stage, il introduced mum
Der Of srecialities are given during the
fifth act Edwin NJ Ryan has the part
Of John Mishler, the policeman, aud he
enacts it in a style that delights the audi
ence. All the other characters are ably
sustained. The piece is we'll staged
nothing but the companys own special
scenery being USED.
Evening journal., 1891-03-16
Mr. stsngle Bids ais Congregation Good
bye.

Rev. Adam Stengle. pastor Of Union M.
E Church, preached his farewell sermon
last evening The preacher referred to
the pleasartness Of his relations with his
congregation, and particularly with the
members Of the choir during the last Eve
years During the address many were
moved to tears Mr.. Stengle's successor
will probably be Rev. E. L. Hubbard Of
New Castle.
Evening journal., 1891-03-16

At noon to day AR Clymer said he
would be unable TO estimate his less for
two u three days at least The property
il is impossible 10 Distinguish what is
Evening journal., 1891-03-16

Elk City Councilman Preston Ayars.
the jeweler, died at his home ON Market
street, between Third and Fourth at 20
minutes Of 10 o'clock this morning
The cause OF his death was py@mia
from which he had been suff sring for
several weeks. Mr.. Ayars was a mem
Der Of City Council from the
FIRST ward from 1893 to 1880
He was about 60 years old, aud leaves his
wife and two sons.
Evening journal., 1891-03-16
rbe ola stand ~.

The business OF James F. Wood q Co /.
is on the increase All OF their depart
ments are filing up with orders for tin
roofing, spouting, galvanized iron pipes.
tanks. heaters, stoves, ranges and all
kinds Of iobbing and repairing.
Evening journal., 1891-03-16

The boiler at Mitchell & Tadman's
morocco factory was found to be leaking
this morning. and all the employees had
to lay off 1t is thought the necessary
repairs will be completed this afternoon
Evening journal., 1891-03-16

The exchanges OF the Wilmington banks
az the clearing house to-day were: Total
$3.50, 936, SO; aalsSns i27. 9a6 As
Evening journal., 1891-03-16

ARTISANS, SAYINGS BANK. iss Market a.
CEN IRA u NATIONAL BANK. 9Th 4 " srt ~
EQUITABLE GUARANTEE AND TRIJ5T
1 COMPANY. No: es7 Market street.
FARMERS BANK OE DEi AWAR &. North
FIRST MA fIGNAL BANK, Northeast cor
ner Firth AMI Market streets
NATIONAL BANK OF D1Is WARE n H.
corner ixth and Market streets
NATIONAL BA NIX OF WILMINGTON
AND BkANDYWINE. Accounts aolicited:
private safe deposit bOxes for ront; North
west corner Second and Market streets
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT
.StlhpANY. No. kla Market street
t.NlpN NATION 4 l. BANK sos MARKET st
70 1theast corner Ninth aud Market atreets
Evening journal., 1891-03-16

|; BARKLEY a BROS. co. 4th and Frenoh.
~ ~ LANG, Firth and French streets.
p.AgL q. -h1DER. li3 West Eighth street.
VI y. WEHL, No. z East second ef1eet
f1H A RfF~ NF1Hrpp III re y $50 -
Evening journal., 1891-03-16

Cning, Glassware and Drooksry
MRS, a. 4, FkiEs, No 6i9 King street
\ lewis row. No. Al3 King atreet
Evening journal., 1891-03-16
GOAL
CHARLES WARNER 90 Fnnt Of Mnrkal
Con petitioners

J. BAkKLNY ~ BROS. co .4th aud French.
w q FARltA, No. 6i7 Market street
y. hANllllE, No. 10 Market street
Evening journal., 1891-03-16

Batter, Cheese, Eggs, Efc.
w. II. MCCARTHY. 81 to "A Ord st. MARI a
Evening journal., 1891-03-16

JAMES J. FOX. No. i02 west Seventh ..set.
JOHN A. CANNON, 1919 West sixth street.
JOHNSON A y RNHlLL, s07 Market street.
THOMAS MllCHELI, M. fi2 King street
JOHN NJ. HIMPERS. go Wet Seventh street.
j. A WILSON. No. $40 KIM atrnai
Evening journal., 1891-03-16
F. MCDANIEL u 10. 1919 parket sfreet


Bouts, shoes and Rubbers.
HENRY PIKE. No. 30i Market street
Mt1HAEl GRADY. No 23t KIM rect
EN tt Ell 3ANNIfR. 23i Market efreet.
J.Nlt y MONEY!. corner Front 4 Market street
join u WALKER, No.i3 East M ri streef
Rottlers aud Brewers.
PETER EBNER. 4th and Union & 800 French
hDohD F0fIlINd co cor. 6th and Grange
II AklMAN q FEIRENBAGH co Lover-
ing ave aud Scott ST.. and Cd aud FIR 4nch.
jon q. sCHAFFEk 18th and Union Sta.
The sun., 1891-02-04
BASE BALL
wAer. some n.n Player. viii P,a


WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-N. E Young. As secre-
tary OF the National Board OF Base Ball Clubs.
promulgated his FIRST official bulletin to-day
over his new title He starts out By saying:
I'm compliance with the resolution adopted at
our recent meetings held In New York. re-
spectiully request all clubs to forward me. not
later than Saturday next. complete list OF
all players held under contract or reservation
for 1891 By your club. whose services you de-
sire to retain. IS well as those whose services
you desire to dispense WITH"
The above was mailed to the Representative
OF each club. Accompanying the special" Is
the regular bulletin OF official changes.
Contracts for ls9l-With philadelphiA, John
Thornton; with Cleveland, Leon viau and H.
]. Mexican: with Pittsburgh. Connie Mack this
ought 10 settle the controversy between Pitts.
burgh and the rcd stockings OF Boston over
this desirable playsr); with Brooklyn. Thomas
+. Kinslow and q. L. Hemming
With the. Philadelphia American Association
club. ". A.. .Sharig and W. j. Bradley: with
+. Knanss.W W, II. Wheslock. John E. Easton. NJ
Thomas Mccarthy. C. D. Miller. John L stiv.
cts. J. Neal, And O. ]. DufYee.
Released-W. Long. n. l.. Baker,T; F. Power,
bv Baltimore: John Thornton by Milwaukee,
Terms Accepted-John Healy. and 7. W. Wer-
den bv Baltimore and F. Scherbeck By the
Philadelphia American Association club
The sun., 1891-02-04
Byrno, Doyle. and Abel Must Get $50. 900
to Go to Eastern Park.

Everything possible being done quietly to effect the
consolidation Of the two Brooklyn cuba While It locks
to outsiders A. II matters were at staudstil yet
great Of influence 10 being brought to bear GER
tain parties to bring them around to stand whore they
will not block the procsedinrl Wendell Goodwin 10
working like Trojan and he expects to have the de-
tails arranged By saturday that there will be nothing
LEFT for tue to do but to vote for consod
tion.
principal cause Of worrimsnt among the Brooklyn
r )st0ckholdsrs 10 the source o; raising tie ssu'sU
70 pay Messrh Byrne Doyle and Abs for leaving ash
nKt.n rark Tie total amount they VIII receive SAL
-, bug M Of u VII come oat Of the ar,t prouts Of
owes sso.Sn which m9.t 3: raised !n .oms way u
siosihoSsrs and brought forth tb. Vigorous, from
Wr.s des monsy 70 run the eGb and pS, Wssn Ss
they heard Of the deal made by Goodwin with Byrns
convinced that the CLUB would Ge able TO oat enough
stock to pay OF the entire indebtenees OF the CLUB
amounting TO s;oMn They were willing to 20 In and
assms the Indebtedness or the club when the season
closed When It came to Evins Pyrne Doyle and Abel
club for fear the stock could not be oated and they
would bo compelled to 60 down In their pockets to
make up that amount
Mr. GOODWIN, how ever, 10 convinced that the money
be raised ali right
The sun., 1891-02-04
4 NREsrEER,s FATAL rsLL.
Michael MaAsaey's Attempt 20 Amuss ths
Spectators at . Prise right


Spectators at . Prise Fssht.
HopxrxroS, Masa. Feb. 3-ons OF the most
brutal prize nehts ever pulled on In eastern
Massachusetts preceded by . wrestling match.
which will probably result II the death OF the
defeated man. furnished local sports with oil
the excitement they wanted early this morning.
The lighters we're Henry McGloan OF Eatick
and John Burns OF Marlborough. McGioan
did not show mp until long after the ap.
pointed time. and to relieve the monotony
Charles HeiYerty OF Hopklnton and Michael
Mahoney OF Marlborough INDUCED In .
friendly wrestling bout In two minutes Ma
honey was thrown. He was quickly M again.
and Ia good.natursd manner the men went
at It again. when Mahoney Was thrown vsry
forcibly. He struck the door wish the back OF
his head and lay there stunned. He was
picked up and set on boz. Soon he recover
ed, and il was thought he was oil richt: but
a. he tried to walk he fell forward. though he
was caught before reachine the floor. He was
placed on bench In an unconscious condition
and remained until after daylight. when he
was staken home suffering from so1nGessuon 1 i y u q
&: bsp X. pnnds. sna T
ensinsss In e% over IBIS accident vhen McG and
ps Ss. ssPRsS ss sSse ne TsS
hght was to be \ finish and from the start till
Il: es s.sm i ss Il oN surn. rs s:
blood in the fret round, and from ths fourth
round to the sixteenth it seemed az II surely in
The next round he would kn2ek his man out:
s1ns sS 3; The : Nses K az r. fSSe q:
the body and face. particularly the latter. which
was ham msred to . Jelly. His left check was
badly out his left eys almost closed. and Burns.
had not nss %rSp al wss
places. Do, still tleGIosn plaokily stuck 70
some staggering blows. too. The seventeenth
ropnd told The story. when. almost a. soon
on The back 81 The, meek sent his man to ths
Be- Was. McGioan. struck, him full in
Where VII he lay ssnsel els.s; Medicsn was himssli
SSt;s XlshousS ne Was Ss vcsar S he reSeivsd @
moro punishmsnt than the loser. His face was
terribly cut. the skin was, on his Lett car. and
down his breast the blood ran In streams. It
Nas nsht ip AL that ths term n, implies from
out. There was not a seconds waste OF time
erarrinR for wind or trying to tucker the other
ont
The sun., 1891-02-04
Haudball GossID.

The young handbAll element Of South Brsotiyn have
bsss greatly agtatsd Of late the question to
who should bs oonsidsrsd the flower Of the dock.
Amons the lads who may b. considered nrstciaas in
their department are Billy Schmidt George walterA
Edward Nell. Dan Lawior. George Hsauy. and Mickey
Lennon The grsatest rivalry appears to have existed
between Dan LAwlor. brother Of Irsland's exehampon
ana George Hsany bright little school lad who has
become quite expert at handbail Dan Lavlor has
cs,vsd severe beating at the hands Of Master Hsany
aty iss ni.sIs : i. tern: 4 y. si,ssai ..: as
sss r. Rn1S o. H. H.ny n.
:S. is'nf On 4: sae
:ho. lin Sss 80 h. s... = e: zane Her: =.
g: e; L s;e
ys;:,asy P s,s:s c'snGy and 1sop:' ss
Connors fhs score Was:
Clancy and connors. ..."..2l u 3I-5a
uswry and Connors..... Fl l7-<5
Dune and r LswiSr s.e Straight ssmss The win.
s ~ .s: a,s K, nsE Ms.
BY the following score:
Schmidt and Walters. .................2i ie 2l-9o
Lawlsr and Runcemsn msn..................lA 81 1851
T. / H.nion and 4 SHn CSSnnas9 I'd Defeated j. ousnaAn
Hanion and unnsau.....................2i 81 a-5l
Cunnsau and canavan. IS 2l-4s
Evsr since r. Nahon defeated william Stokes tho
sspssi. q s.ans The .srons !. A mss from IN shrui%
@ hsa h:y S - 4
=: mater x: Ser s:i:d and ia. chsilsns. vii
s. ..a 4: &. :: e;
$ ts.:s III: ;I
The sun., 1891-02-04
MASON'S,
lis, liz, ll9 and l2l Myrtle Avenue.
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORTS.

Of h.. e II m be tho
Club OF Newark. n. j.. viii begin saturday. fen
ua:,s. ana tas VII Hi s
Piisy.i1sh isuy .sg.:t :ten's A"ensfsh0f a 'a h4''
%@ q: ':I. s.s set%s.2a s! s ::
sS: ns 41s M n:a :a to "rs'
ssf SSssse sh: l.!.:: & ri; I: de.sss:
deuisriy jim Eilios os kansas Sc City. '"''''' par
II: crS .; Mount eps have
s%a sr w sy and o hsI: ,, 1f
The sunsrn. y. Y. Gun Club will shoot on tho first
q tna .iSs william lh
Vice, .,rrssidsn. John Dempsey Secretary Alonzo Hop
place !ns sly nisIi from Rot.
ierds% and Bsll.ion The main va. won BY the Balls
;.sI ina b''"s'n
.sss
ss s.y :ss a .s;s @ e sa 1s
the touring trap snootsrI
R: IL: cue Ss . s S ss the on ni ss
W.dn:.Ssy next j xiii B: open 10 Al Conner: aud End
Is Ara shs !.sn.i.sh pri.: Il Each oonts.'sns viii
taken place Feb in Boston has been postponed until
Feb IL owing to hcGse having been attacked with .
sever: cold Mccoy In tue best Of condition and feels
.A.tie Articles Of .erssmsns have been signed for = nn.h
ha!sht Of udson z! catch .eishs Tor ESQ side and
witn!n three weeks within 40 miles o. Rondout The
known Knr.ton politician. who will probably bs tho
anal stakeholder.
&C: &C: A. SAMPSON. the strong man whom all London
talks up ss the strongest man on earth In letter TO
the PT!iee &C Sasfss ,syS: sail on TeGtonc Wedne..
contest at heayyweght lifting tho Of
the world and stake suitable to Cyr." sampson and
sandow recently met In contest In London and seats
cost Ss5 and S75 each
J.H Pett. Chairman OF the Palma Clubs Card Com.
mittse has arranged . whist Tournament Pretty
prizes will BE- competed for sitting will take place
every Monday evening until the schedule Is concluded
1hs pairs are composed as follows No. Kidder and
Esu,istt: No = Hausell and Tiihsn; No. Dnvey and
MeCartin: No 4 Edge and Csrrick No. 4 Butler and
Echermsrhorn: No " GOaley and Rarricklo; No. T.
Brown and Eldridge; No. 4 simon and EIdridga
Adolph Rave the crack sculier who won the cham.
pionshp of Long Island several seasons has been
Induced 10 70 into active training again by the mem
esrs Of the BE wankaka Boat Clnb aud he will compete
in the LonR Island regatta this season. with every pros
peot OF suece Rave 10 one OF the quick starters In
the country and II he still retains his old time speed
will Rirs them all shake over the whitestons
The score Of the cushion eArrom billiard tournament
for the championship cue Of the German Lederkrauz
~ folloWs:
The sun., 1891-02-04

Billy Madden, the ''hustliHa" manager Of athletes
left this city night for trip up the state
,s:: g. %: MsAus Troy Sy,.su,.
safals ON Saturday evening next His opponent viii
ns Jimmy Connos ths instructor OF the Buffalo Atll
n H.sins arr..g.msnI; for MSAuI.s aPpsaI rance IL
meet AL eomers In the heavyweilht class. The mis-
sion Boy viii leave this city a. soon A. the rst date 10
The Puritan Athletic Club Of Long Island City. of
which Mtssra Dick Roche and Jim Wakeey are the
srand n,oEus have detsrmined 10 bring about rstu
match between the Ienown English iight weish Jem
MATED hoSk for these ,w9 ~ unryaiiea sst.l. witt,
terday 70 Carney At the requsst OF Dick Roche Tho
sAms cable stated an oner Of $50 for contest be-
;!oRs nine pond shamppmn 10 lon o, EnSand McAuue and
ltshmen have only 10 show similar spirit u vii.
inGnee to complete what would result in Two crack.
Ing AcIApa
The sun., 1891-02-04

M
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SS1'Ss s 3:
: is n,
s: III: +: : :s: as.' subscription tourney Inc
Fully appreeatinx the wonderful record achieved by
q % H Ss a%ss% ssp m nf sSa sSaa
cs1:. Wi III 4; s.S:::: .Ss
:l.s :s dss ss:, va. 's:'nf
=: ,s
saad,y nys, sy;G MIN, :S s eo'; on
S:i.sy :..nH: a.ians .S.nus @ Bfoosiya New
C!.ysr Nike MeAulins the Bridge Athletic Clubs star
'ass NV IN fssa & Il.
III ss :;:
i! n; .Ss - ~;
n5s. :ssI o Leg e b h:a II h:
a:sins Of i6s d.ms: conmitse: Hss h.d is.s srhs
Lon: SHsRps.y ;:
:!H: "a
s:;ss s ':s& % K. az:
progrsmme
m; Ism5apo Athletic Club Of sayonns has sppein.sa
HaIIs Winhsld s. chAmOsrlsin. and 4. RusssIi;
:.rEV.n; P.nsnaIaA,IIS:Is g rSps.SH Henry EaII
Henry = 9rtfith and Etzod johnson. Among the re.
cent acqnisisions 70 the msmbershp Of the PamraPo
Y swain The ram.apo Athletic Club whssimsn has
one OF the two dozen members Of the later organize
tiou owns one or more wheels
70 SrhD u1 1nf tha
not accept the ehsengs which Jack Collins the Bridge
Athiee Cise spsffsr issuss herewith he VIII no have
y.rssS. 9Th sys Exporter s,srdsy ihs Brids: a!h
!rs e meet Fred sshnssrns Of Che Psstlms Athletic
nss, Vs,eh hs Sqdss A,he cuS w s od Hs T.S
. ,S n. .lus % nv furnish ,rOPsy valued q $50 Witch
are saeh Of us has es:.ed th. other once Nov. 4
sspsrisry 10 esissiniy must ,hink hs vii s. ds. DE-
tested osnsr.hs hs wopid accept my rspsatsd chAi.
viz net any fsAthsr WsghI amAtsp IN the COUNTY,
The sun., 1891-02-04

VII - Ton. a. s.y.ssP q days o' 'D ''e''o' "a
s; s:s sas Ssis' s ss sas signed
81 s s.; 'AeE X. ' osS. VIII vrp p.s IN
S.c,ss and P T;,ss TAX Gs ys e.
| the coming season.
"c.'ihan. Mack died a. his home in stafford SPRING.
q e.. n.ss ,hiad S.ssmen IN eona.e.ca "A' ono
s:ss and Il: :s: 'i due isH hi: s's
"a ::;;;
fore We are the people"
hy,s. .ss: ss BE- t.
VII s:% to f'' together team
they s'' s.
that shs proposed ssmtp iss.ionsl s.Ea. si sod
completed Tor the Organization.
The Nations. Board viii NEE. in Chicago next wednes
a;.s
thtr. sen:rs feeling favor him. n ''1'' ~ -
III. Bs%oss Club ha. rs:s;.a . Norman Baker
s..s:, bs;ss
% "siea p.iinsr side scored run D<''A'n lay IN
IN ss # s. ss sS
held the Nay state House last night anu was a..
tended by twenty-five admirers Of tho sport The
meeting resulted In the appoinm OF = committee Of
ten 20 solicit subscriptions for the base ball fund
-! have not signed q contract yet" said Ksefs yes.
terdAy and have not been asked to- expect to 20
out OF the city tomorrow t I. b. gone month When
services wanted Ny m ia in good cond tion and
there 10 why should not DO In nrst c ass
trim season"
Already there IL much interest manirested over the
respective standing Of the New York and Brooklyn
Team, s s n: r.s. rae 20, the ehmamp9nsnip m New vi.
sAs so.. s.e, I:
brooklyn the team that will represent tina. city win be
stronaer by long odds than ever before. will Ger
tsinly rive the New York team hard rub and there
are many Who think the team from the bridge
will come IN ahead nt Its most formidable rival But all
the same VII wseer anybody from hat suit OF
ssre: With Brooklyn and bsa: that team out in the
The sun., 1891-02-04
BOWLING.



During the seven ssasons that the bswiinr tosrna-
meat has bssa held the alleys a. lie and 10 Rass
fourtssnth street none wound mp more exciting than
that held there during the past FEW msnha Previous 70
this the tournament was known - the "Pomsroy bst
81 meeting held last October the nams was changed
to the Academy National Bowling Toufnamsnt The
nrst games OF the present tournament played
Nov 10 and At least ten Of the nsen clubs expected 70
win the championship However. from the very start
only three teams looked like winnsn First the rdel'a
Club went TO the front but In short time the champion
Apolos passed them. while the New York spartans
toward the close OF the held the lead
for afew days The latter lost . few games and the
neht narrowed down 70 the Apollo and ridelia
teams and when the tournament closed on
Monday night each team had won twelve samss
s.sss att AZ ssnas q shs Apollo @ ana
IS: ~ s::: Il u: sss:s s.s:s g
.: &. a.s. fiss ss..
s;ss :'::
q: ..: ;!s% ann S..s .ss S:.. X:
sn. 70 % q. q % sUs % Sc; .sy
mem: Ma shs :!i:y. -. ina,ssu. sr,.:: S: =:
s cola s S;ss S,a. sa.s M
ssss sDsrs:s p. p::ssua !.pfs pss: s,.r..: "a
no A. I'D si:: AL. s,,s "a:
svsrses iSD 81. The prissS viii Be- rrsssnssd
siasii. ys asaeSS!.sly nah. %. speech
team. will roll sams. for which ave priies viii 6s 10
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over 70 New YORK last evening and upon the hand.
sons asys OF the Manhattan Athletic Club rolled two
exciting ssmes The Jerssyitss were defeated In the
TO the fore AND they were victorious The scores:
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