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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01
WONDERLAND
rarlsian Plaster NarLor-i
italian ssn.S OrshVstrnf
Icuton's truitpue-t
dec. tdWHrdr. Comedian
The uOofe sisters
Zoe. ADMIsslo zoe.


NuIiCE l. nEbInN DNEN. TnAr N
~ pursuance 81 an order Of the Probate
Court 81 salt I axe County, Yah TorrltotY.
made Oh The ird dlY ~ september, 1Hlt. iu the
matter ~ the citAtr Of David " iiuutanson,
estate I'd sai drcoaird, Will arli al pfitais
sale, by scaled bids iu wuiing. a. Tho
highest hIlder tor cash, on TutsdaY.
rooms ~ 90 go. third floor, tonftltuii0n Bald.
lug so ~ south Main street, salt i.Atc ely,
van The Following personal property, tuawit
Ten shares 81 the capital ainrk u Iious Co
operative Mercantile Institution
ANN ". uuNCANSuN,
sole surviving ENeUulnN Of the Estatr 81 Ia
va NJ tlucauHun, deceased.
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IllsI,.

as MONDAY LAST, 4 SMALL RAY
" Horse, three years old. ligi rope on
when Loaf. Two bind fCut white. Wire cut an
der breast on one tore leg Hns bone on usht
lOnEIiT siiilwooD. 90 Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01

INnOM 4 PASTURE oN wEsr EIGHTH
i suc,t, iusg uorth ot my residence on ne
Jordan River. fourteen tat Netheft. Any ono
giving information concerning those fhtpu 90
me at the Gafdo House or 10 ON - of tho Jir6
nile iHiir'irfor vii hc suitably rewarded.
az GtOi,sE q. CANNON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01

Don'thuy imported Lard; get II pure
at tho Globe Market, opposite Z.C.M.I.
RDuEHr SHERWOOD,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01

T. uEREm GIVES TuAr rnE ANNUAL
meeting OF the Members II The salt
Lake Literary aud scientific Ata0rlhtion, g. re-
crtve tho ttTur % ne HoHid OF DIRECTOR aud
70 transact such other business a. may prop.
UfY come before u. viii be- held az Tho OAfdu
House, salt Lake CIV, on Monday, Tie i9th uf
october, lstl, at 2 O'Clock y. m.
GtOHUt q. CANNON, President
$50. q. CANsus, -ery. dtt aat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01

IpuAHp AND uOOA~ PERSONS VINO
II can supply students with board aud
rooms, Win ru0mf furnished or uufurnifhgi.
muui,Ats with a. A. Nuri,al iuiytrsity build
iuE, corner iirst North and second West
Streets din
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01

&c. nonositd can be- made nj tho liank or
ain any OF H. aEcnta, aud wien tho nmount
REACHES $40 the deposition Will get pgt cent
uttrttt thereon, compounded times d year.
General BANKING Business.
DmrcTurs, ~, ATmttruug,p y. W, Madden
fhos, W. tllctboCk. Bolivar n0berts, Dr Ins,
q. richards. Ihns, W, Jennings, %. N. llAFdy
Al. J.. Lamulnga. samuel MolnuTC
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01

Neutrality-suspicious. To MANuFAC.
w tufo aud Wholesale our CIDER made with
out apples mo humhuEl excellent wasrs par
SLATE Il. fNIFHau.
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WANTED.

A GinL ron GEsEHAL nousEWoRg.
N Nowaihing. At ~ ", fint North dim
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
EDUCATIONAL.

- EMOyED-KING's SCHOOL OF oRAToRY,
"a elJcuaon and dramatic culture removed to
gIaivyrsi:, Building Diamond st., opposite Court
Ionse. Byron W. King manager; James NJ.
Mi-iaan, associate manager. Class and private
lessons. literature, French and German, Delsarte,
olt sclg and modern systems. Send for pros
pegrus- auIl-5e
SwITEIE c. SHoRTLIDGE's MEDIA. PA,
= ACADEMY, near Philadelphia; choice school
boys, number limited; mild winter climate;
le@.'a record has few parallels; fine buildings;
E-egJ heat; electric light and gas; gymnasium with
swimming bath regulated by steam; ample
grounds; teachers men and college graduates; spe-
ioTs single or aHG dopbe fooms ts for coese or
business; superior English department: library,
complete laboratory with dynamo, motor etc., etc.
boys workshop for manual training in wood and
metal: Media has seven churches and a temper
Race charter. SWITHIN c. SHORTLDGE, AM,
(Harvard graduaIe), Media, Pa. au29-68
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
FARMS-SPECIALx

TNARMS- RhfS-FARMS-FARBIS-
i Sl3, O00-20O acres. near Livermore, Indiana
county, Pa, new frame dwelling six rooms, new
bank barn. two orcnards, abundance small fruits
never-faiing spttngs. tf26l
N,500-Ten acres, near Parnassus, Pa, frame
dwelling i've rooms, good stable, abundance fruit.
IfT1
I.o5o-S4 acres in Salem township. westnore-
land county Pa, dwelling six rooms, good stable,
orchard. ff2Sl
e. 25o-12 acres, near Parnassus, Pa, new frame
dwelling four rooms, new stable, well watered.
(f3OJ
SIS 0oo-loO acres, near Manor station, P r. R. |;
nicely situated for farming or manufacturing: un-
derlaid with coal. n S9l
S5, 225-s5 acres, near Parnassus, Pa, frame
dwelling seven rooms, bank barn, good spring
house. water in every field, orchard Il acres tim
S8,500-T2x acres, near New Waterford, o., sofl
rich and loamy, well watered, frame dwelling
eight rooms, bank barn, necessary outbuildings.
Send for our new list. SLOAN & CO.,
au29-64-wSsur 127 Fourth ave,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30

!. DiwIoy advertisements one dollar per
square for one Insertion Classified real estate
advertisements on this page ten cents per linz
for each Insertion, and none taken for les, than
thirty cents Top line being displayed counts as
tco.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
ESN N E
Conservatory of Music.

a new school of music on the modern con-
seTvatGry plan. Special advantages. Special
rates o. tuition. A new departure. A school
OF music with advantages second to none in
the State. The teachers of each department
are masters of high standing. Among the
teachers engaged are Charles David Carter,
Carl Retter and Ad. N. Forester.
Send or call for prospectus, MR.. CHAS
DAVIS CARTER, Manager, Duquesne Col
lege Building, corner of Diamond and Ross
streets. au30-l40
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30

NOTICE-AS THE FIRST PAYMENT HAS
y been made on over 500 shares Of the stock Is
sued by the Twcnty-trst Ward Building and Loan
Association No. . series No. 2 and said associa-
fion has effected temporary organization, notice
Is hereby given that all subscribers who have not
paid their initiation do the I'd and 9th OF
September. evening on which dates there will also
held. F. II. FLlSTER,
auS0-10 Sec. Pro Tenn.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
PROPOSALS.

DR0POSALs - TO CONTRACTORS
! Sealed proposals for the construction of
So feet more or less of 2+inch pipe sewer;
also SO feet more or less of +foot brick
sewer on Third street, in the borough of
Eeltzhoover, VIII be received by the Street
Committee until Z P. N, AUGUST 81. Bonds
IN the sum OF one-iralf the estimated cost of
the work must accompany the proposals;
plans and specifications can be seen at No.
Beltzhoover ave. The committee reserve
the right TO reject any or all bids. By order
OF the STREET COMMITTEE. au30-59
DRoPOSALS FOR IRON FENCE, AND
i for material for repairs OF storehouse-
Indianapolis Arsenal. Indianapolis Ind,
July 30, 1891. Scaled proposals, in triplicate,
will be received until II O'Clock n, on MON
DAY, August 81, 1891 for (about) 16o 900
pounds OF girders, formed of steel beams
IN pairs, with scpaTators, plates, bolts, etc:
for channel bars; Tor wrought and cast iron
plates: for cast iron pilasrers, and for mis-
Cellaneous shapes, plain, cast iron. Also for
the construction and erection of an iron
fence on the Michigan street front of the
Arsenal grounds. Drawings may be seen at
this office, and specifications can be had on
application to MAJOR CLIFTON Comfy,
ORD Dept, U. S. 4. Commanding.
au2-76-s S4529S0
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
BARNS.

At BARGAIN-A WELL-IMPROvED
n farm In good neighborhood one of the fin
est orchards in Western Pennsylvania; all kinds Of
fruits IN large quantities; the trees full of
fruit: the land lays up well and well watered, and
near an important station one of the leading
railroads; good building. etc.; will sell at bar
gain as the owners business Is such that 1t does
not suit him to live on it at the present time; bar
gain to a quick buyer. and an elegant home for
some one; only few minutes from the city. c.
II. LOVE, 90 Fourth ay. auz9-23s
EXCEL LENT FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS
Ia very cheap. near railroad and good markets.
Il. @. III ADDEN, Huntington, Pa.
-, - au2S-60-wFsus
eDl, but 3miles from Rochester, Pa, Beaver
county, or 90 acres with two-story frame dwelling
of rooms, with all eonyeniences, splendid spring
house, large fine bank barn 60x40 feet, grain
houses in addition to all other necessary outbuid
ings: all fences in good repair; two orchards OF
riOus fruits; field Of raspberres and strawberries,
Is acres of fine TIMBER 10 acres Of coa entire place
long time: interest per cent, or will exchange for
city property. A. p. WEIDMAN 90, 14lz Carr
Al au2T-1S-ThSu%
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
FOR SALE---LOTS

City Lots.
r EvEL LOTS-IN TWENTY-TEIRD WARD,
IL 800 feet from Second av.; streets graded, ma
cadamized, sidewalks city water; houses built to
suit purchasers on monthly payments: Second av.
electric and B. D. r. R. GEORGE G. BURG
au29-24-TTssus
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Business Changes.
Notices

CyARD OF THANKS-THE LADIES' AID SoCI-
y ETY. Of the Southslde Hospital extend their
sincere thanks to the many friends who con-
trihuied TO the success of the '1awn fete" by
individual labor, use of grounds, by music, by do
nations of money, flowers, sweetneats and other
substantials. Rv order of COMMITTEE. au3o-u
NOTICE-PARTIES HOLDING BONDS NO. 8
~ and 6, Eighth ward school district. Allegheny,
dHe September l, 1884, will present said bonds, and
g. the treasurer Of said district at the Working
luan's Savings Bank, Ohio street. Allegheny City,
BY SepleInb Der 1881. not interest wiIcease from
dsUe. HENRY SCHUTTE. Secretary.
auSQ-lS5
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
AUCTION SALES.
Assignee's Sale.
Splendid Coal Mines and Other Property
Of Gumbert & Huey.
POSITIVE SALE.
On tuesday, September IS, 1891, at
10 O'clock, in Court House
ROtunda,

Coal mines, fully equipped and running,
with railroad and river shipment, at Belle
view station, on Monongahela River and
Beilcvcrnon branch or the p, NICK. Y. r.
R About 200 acres of unmined coal, full
nights lor mining, and rights for transporta-
sion o. coal from adjoining lands, with S75
Gc~eS Of other coal depending upon this
means Of exit; the best harbor on the river,
with the frontage of one and one-fourth
nles; % laborers' houses, Il double and two
EtEEse; a store and offices and furniture; one
Ine dwelling OF eight rooms and fin
lUey; large mule stable; large bank
stone and frame barn, and all the
.&ul, ana the right, title and interest there
in oi 6 lmbert & Huey, extending from and
inclaGing the Jacob Kesslern land next
sboNe the Slack road down to Burns run,
rDG gro river front back to the River town.
sL-p road from Burns run to the mcMains
lot g FrGntZ's run, and all the personal prop
o-tv. iIlUres, machinery, tools and what
FoeNer pertains to or belongs to the opers-
zion OF the mines.
Also the handsome residence and grounds
Of Robert Z. Gumbert, of about seven acres,
situate above said mines and facing said
river. This is a fine place, with fruit and
improved grounds. There is good stable
and ali requisite improvements on this
place Tor complete and desirable country
home.
Also nice place Of one and three-fourths
adj III n land OF Frederick Coursin and
close by Franz station and fronting on the
IunnnEanela river. This lot is improved
sEt has un it a good two-story frame house
EnL Uu.Euiidings.
And also the land known as the Watson
property, OF lS2 acres, timber and farming
land. Il extends on both sides of the tow
ship hin road, and along the township river
~,aL RON IIras' run to Frantz run, except
-nr salC AcMains lot, and Cne-half Of it is
covered with good and valuable timber.
I-lrls o. sale-One-fourth cash, and bal
sncr IN f0ar seIni-aunual payments. secured
yT tight bond aaG mortgage.
SAMUEL HAZLETT, Assignee
NJ. A. " 0ODN = RD, Attorney.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
CT. XAVIER's ACADEMY.

- Beatty, Westmorelani Co., Pa
CONDUCTED Blythe SISTERS OF MERCY
Forty-eighth year; unsurpassed location,
grounds and appointments. Offers rare edu-
cational lRsilities to young ladies and little
girls. Term begins September l. Pupils are
requested to present themselves as early as
possible so as to facilitate the formation of
classes. After August 81 a conveyance will
meet trains due east and west at Beatty,
Z. r. r. For catalogue containing fuller IN
formation send to THE DIRECTRESS, ST.
&avier's Academy, Beatty P. o., Westmore-
land Co., Pa. au9-4S-su
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30

FiNHE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE.
i An examination of candidates for ad-
mission wiz be held at the rooms of the
Board of Education (Pittsburg). Mon day and
TUESDAY, August 81 and September !, begin
ming Al 8 A. II. each day.
The examination the first day will include
the common English branches and physiol-
ogy, with Latin for those who propose to en-
ter the Latin scientific course. Tne exam
fnation the second day will include higher
algebra, four books in geometry and physics
Catalogues showing course of study, re-
ouiremeuts fer admission, ETC., may be OBJ
tained free on application to the president
GEORGE W. ATHERToN, LII. D..
aug9l-92 State College
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
Suburban Residences.

AT WILLIAMSBURG = THREE MINUTES
n from station; new Queen Anne house Of IL
rooms with every modern Improvements; large
corner lot nrice o. 600; terms Call owner.
Il. A. COLEMAN, opposite station. au30-18ss
de9 1O0-oRCHARD PLACE, KNOXVILLE
cn ats pr,eN Sa seSr Sr s ,e Srn
porch, inside shutters, good drainage all in best
of repair; lot 32xl00 feet; terms to suit. A. P.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
Legal Notices.

T CGAL Il AN PREPARED 10 DO WORK
l. for the legal profession, writing Deeds mort
cages or transcribing legal or other documents;
Satisfaction guaranteed; terms moderate. M0RTI-
MEN STARTLING, room 81, los Fourth ay.
ie2l-I7-wsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30

r OTIS IN FAHNESTOCK PLACE PLAN,
~ Homewood: fronting on Penn, Homewood,
Mcpherson, Thomas and Mead streets; every lot
has fruit and shade trees; best of schools and
churches, society and neighborhood strictly Hrst
class; Penna. r. r and Duquesne Traction furnish
rapid transit every few minutes; property in this
plan from $50 per foot front up; Thomas street. 100
feet wide only SIS per foot front; it will pay you to
investigate this plan before buying elsewhere.
LIGGETT BROS. n Diamond st.
au25-6s-rTssus
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
East End Lots.

ATA BIG BARGAIN TO A QUICK BUYER;
n A lot fronting on Highland Park, a5 feet front
BY about 100 deep to street price $780, terms easy
G. II. LOVE, 90 Fourth av. au30-Af
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
WANTED,
Wanfad-AUaura

A GENTS SC BUTTER 5o-BY A LATE sCIEN-
"A TIFIC discovery pure butter can be made for
an artificial, but pure, genuine butter, made from
the pure elements OF butter; contains no Injurious
creamery butter. anyone can make 1t; agents make
from el0 to go day selling the material max
foF circulars sf ss s Address 9Il PIANET MFG co.,
Wichita, Kan. au30-ls3
A GENTs-oN SALARY OR COMMISSION To
II handle the new patent chemical ink erasing
grasses Ink thoroughly in two seconds; no abrasion
We TO @ one I'M sn Ss
sddress ssf @ EEEs @
A GENTs-RAND.. MoNALLY & co.'s NEW
edition for 1891 just out: thoroughly revised greatly
enlarged; English and German; popular price % 70;
write quick for liberal terms and sample map.
BAND, MoNALLY CO., s2s Broadway, New
A eENTs,,wE OFFER AGENTS BIG MONEY.
sell at sight in city country; agents first in
sa ess I ss Ss ss in Ss
SAFE Co, No. sss-sai Clark S., cincinnati, 9:
A GENTs--MALE AND FEMALE, WANTED
sas ssrants m ABBoT sG
Springfield, Ohio. auSO-ls
A SEs ,1RdNs .9 MAN9Book. 2sss ,!5a u;
selling for q 5e;is making great hit;agents making
money rapdly territory going fast; liberal terms.
P. j. FLEMING & CO.; l5 Fifth ay., Pittsburg
au30-TuwThFSSu
A GENTs-LADTEs AND GENTLEMEN IN,
n every county in Pennsylvania; quick sales.
sF smp s6RfFsR6Ss RsESeY Si
Meadvflle, Pa, au30-i9
A GENTs-A FEW GENTLEMEN OR LADIES'
a no peddling; no selling; salary or commission;
reference required. UNION EXCHANGE, room
Ill, fOS Penn av.~ au3o-7
A GENTS-LADY MADE se4 LAST WEEK
n selling Longs Solid Mucllage PENCIL" Why
not you? Address c. A. LONG, S34 Dearborn st.,
Chicago, Ill. auS0-2S
A GENT-EXPERIENCED TEA AGENT FOB
N selling teas and coffee from wagon. ROYAL
LONDON TEA co., 20S Market st. au30-69
A GENTsLTWO GOOD AGENTS, SALARY
a or commission or both. Apply j. VINE. s3
Fourth av. au25-100-TTsu
r ADY AGENTs-IFY YOU WANT GOODS THAT
IL sell quickest pay largest profits and give
best satisfaotion write quick; mention this paper
LADIES SUPPLY CO., zS7 W. Wash. St., Chicago.
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TO LET.
City Residences.

LINE EIGHT ROOM HOUSE NO. % THIRD
L st., below Penn av. also some unfurnished
rooms for housekeeping. Inquire at Soi PENN
AVENUE. au30-l43t
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
CHOICE PROPERTIES
FOR SALE.
Estate of Rebecca HubIey,Dec'd.
Estate of Abbott Minors.

A Atwo-and-a-half story frame house Of i've
rooms, situate II Steuben street, Southside
Front room well adapted for a small store
Lot 2Ox55 through to an alley.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
FOUND.

EOUND-WALL PAPER 1C ROLL. THOMP.
L SON BROS, 100 Federal st. au25-1o-rTssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30

VOUNG PROFESSIONAL MAN DESIRES
silent partner to venture a few hundred dollars
In establishing good paying enterprise. Address
BOX ., East Liberty r. y. auSo-s2
The evening world., 1891-11-27
F|RE-ESCAPE FULL OF GIRLS
Two Hundred Fled from q Burn
ing Cigarette Factory.
Though Almost in n Panic, No Ono
of Them Was Hurt-Thc Fire.

Two hundred girls employed In Goodwin's
tobacco ana cigarette factory at Grand street
and East River had II fright this morning,
when ilrc broke out In the drying-rooms, ad-
joining the room In which they worked. The
cigarette girls fed from their benches In
terror and ran screaming down the stairs,
some OF them climbing out Of the windows on
the first floor.
Although there Is hut single flrc-escape on
the outside OF the big fOur-story building, all
the girls succeeded In getting out without
accident, but most OF them left their street
clothes bahind them.
Tine factory comprises group Of three mi
four story brick buildings fronting on Grand,
East and Cherry streets. Tho Grying-roOms
occupy II thrcc-story building numbered 502
Cherry street. The packing and cigarette
making departments are In the four-story
building numbered 5O4 and 500 cherry
street. The two buildings are divided by a
thick brick wall with connecting doors on
each floor.
Policeman Patrick COREY, OF the Delaney
street station, saw smoke rising above the
cigarette factory Mt sos o'clock, turned In an
alarm and ran around to the Cherry street
side OF the buildings, where he saw the girls
streaming out OF tho only door and raising
The winduwS on The first floor.
lie was Joined by several men, who aided
him IN getting the girls out to the sidewalk,
and then as he girls were crying for their
street clothes, he ran upst airs, and, lilling his
arms with the garments lett behind. hurried
back to relieve the distress OF the maiUcnS.
Meantime the iiremcn had arrived, followed
closely by Chet kehoc OF the Fourth Battnl-
ion, who Knowing that the buildings were
formerly occupied as an'nll mil ard thnt the
floors hnd been saturated With tho inflamina-
bic fluid, turned In u second alarm, which
brought chief Purroy and several companies
OF the second Battalion.
The nre was on the top floor of the drying
buiiing, and the flames had burst through
the roof; but n half dozen wcll-dirccted
streams Of water soon checked their progress,
and when CHER Bonner arrived the fire was
nearly under control.
The factory has a fire engine Of its own,
and Is pretty well supplied with hose. The
workmen turned on several streams IRON tho
court yard In the centre, and aided not n little
In eeping down the blaze, which Nv o O'Clock
was all out.
The roof was burned OF the ng-building
anc the upper floors pretty well guttcd, but
the greatest damage was done by water
The iiremen estimated that $4,000 would
cover the damage to the building and Inquired
81 900 loss on the stock, all iully insured.
The girls will suiIer quite 4 loss In wages.
They were all sent home, and II was not
known how soon work will be resumed.
1t IL not known yet how the fire started.
The stock was dried by steam, which came
from the cnglnc-house in detached build.
ing, and there was no other heat In the dry
ing department.
The evening world., 1891-11-27
FOOTBALL, OR PRlE-F|GHT? ?
Knockout Blow at Chicago Put a
Cornell Giant to Sleep.
LnY ASSOCIATED PRrss.l

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-A local paper has this
"Corneil Will never play another game
against the ALL University team" was the
positive statement made by Assistant Man.
ager Baldwin, or the Cornell team, as he
watched a half dozen OF his men carry the
mighty Galbraith from the held yesterday In
an almost unconscious condition.
Galbraith had been badly hurt in ON en-
Chicagos. opinions varied as to whether
Galhraith's injuries were the result OF an ac-
oident or intentional slugging.
Cornell men asserted that Galbraith was
done " Intentionally. Chicago partsans In
sisted he was hurt in one OF the scrimmagcs
that form necessary part of the game.
In the dressing room Galbralth was found
in charge Of Dr.. Hitchcock, the physician OF
the Eastern team. lie sat before the little
stove shaking like man with the ague. Ills
face was covered with blood, his mouth cut
and swollen, one eye almost closed, and al
together his tout ensemble was such rs would
have delighted Roman audience Ia the time
OF Nero.
"No," said he, ~ don't know who hit me,
but whoever It was struck straight from the
on my feet pushing ahead. The blow was Il
vicious one and could not have been acci-
dental.
at Is the toughest game ! ever played In.
II ! have anything to say about the matter
We Will never play the Chicagos again"
Dr. Hitchcock was very savage In his de-
nunciation OF the playing OF the Chcagos.
lie characterized their game as unsc!entiiio
and brutal "Our boys came here" said he,
"eXpccting 10 play good game Of football,
not to engage In a slugginS match. They
were met, however, with tie tactics OF the
prize ring.
"lr D0nnelly and Malley want finish
tight We have men who VIII accommodate q
them, but Cornell does not consider the foot
ball held proper place for such practice.
My man here Is badly hurt. thought al first
his LETT eyeball was crushed, but now think
his sight VIII not be affected
From my experience as n college physi-
clan should say that MS injuries could not
have been accidental | think one OF his op-
pOnents struck him deliberately"
Strait, Cornelps substitute half-back, SAID
that although he had played In many football
games, he had never seen such brutal work us
that OF the ChicagOs.
On the other hand the Chicago men assert
that they were trying to play the faircst Of
games, only slugging when forced to do so by
the vindiciive Onslaughts OF the sta,wart
men from Ithaca.