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BLA CkMAf CHECKIdYID
Lasker Wins . Wrllp,ayea Game ON the
Twenty .si2th Move.

LasLer win. q Wrll.p,nycn Cnm. =, ~.
Tw.nn.,,.,h NM. v" '"'
MOVE.
Yesterday Lasker showed his skill in hand
ling n kings side nttact Inv L,fo,,in, ,,,aI,,.-
- o.s N W "e.e"'ihs hiack-
mar IN twenty-six moves winding up by an
nouncing mate in two moves. Black mar, hav-
ing tho move, opened with a Scotch Gamhit
His nth move was new departure. but hard.
~ one to be recommended. He reiterated his
49,, ",.,s, ~. % ""eIe Una. piece
STOOD shelVed Tor quite while. On his
LII tno ao,nI', .,.aaa, ~. us u"eeh 10 10
,rn uJ ~. n".A ~, 'ne '"'erse l.
ana ~ T. BlacHmar could not protect both SO
should the adyers. queen take thsKp ,rhis
I, nv .".o '"e rms
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Yn,. the ravor,,e ut Columbia COLLEGE.

iumba College met on Wednesday night aud organized
with the following officers f. S. Pen. a Mines Chair
mani H. X. Kingsley. D3, Arts. delegate to Executive
COMMITTEES; u. X. Nesbi', b5. Law. Secretary. Harvey
kingsley was elected captain 81 the intercollegiate
team. A committee were appointed to make ar
Judgements for an indoor athletic meeting to take
place some time in February next.
apt. kingsley VIII organize the team at 0nce. All
the men who competed last spring with the exec ptou
OF Oils and W. II Han still at college The
candidate VIII begin gymnasium work after the
bOnAl trainer ''
The shman Football team will 60 into quarters tn-
dAy TO- remain until alter the game with Princeton
u. II. Hammond. Yale ~, mas been aoinK some yau,
acls coaching during the ps,t week.
Tho Columbia scrnbs. who will play against Trinity
Today. VIII be as follows; Rice centre AuliigAn aud
Demarsst SAArd<: lSughsyty and shspAId, tAckIAs:
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To.day,s Entries a, Gut,euburs

First Race-For beaten horses: selling: four and
half furlonga Young Lottery: sweet bread. MenthoL
" each King lnzein. West Farms. lO7 Vile Marie
1o4: Shotover. TO-. Mckesver. 81.
second Race-Seven turionRs: selling Logan Bur.
lingt0n, Bitten. 1ls each: Allan BAne. ll3
Third Receive firionRa sandnwne. III; Gale.
donna l1o False Aherns Persnist los each; PLAY or
Pay. NJ: La Gloria rly. u5
Fourth Race-Thrr- quarters OF mile; selling.
Gladiator Ill: salisbury 40: Beston 1O7: t;armets
lol: Ocean Queen My, Montleece. 20 each: Money
Maid HJ.
tie Fred Ils; Bel Denonio. 1Oo; Ella rs; sandowne.
%: Fidgrt. 81: Lady III ban. 81.
sixth Race-Seillny one milo Lithbert. l1s: Power
112 Graduate. ll2: Eatontown. 1l2. Uaiesinan. 1l2
FiatiAnus, lU3.
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CHICAGO Nov. 17.-Three favorites ran first
and tho other two finished second on Roby )
sandy track to-day Under pull Alturos won
the first dash Mt six furlongs by half length
from Edith. with Prince poor third. Time.
1877.
There were two fivo-furlong selling aralre
1rst. Hercules beating Autumn Leaf n length
for the place. Time. :ls: The second five
furlong dash went to Doubtful 10y tree
Time. laos.
The feature was the mile handicap. Jimmy
McLauGhlin's Walcott was the Iirs. Enl DOG.
beating Falero for tho place Guido ran poorly
Time. ri a.
win for Royal Flush. Srcth. with n rush.
nipped place money from Dowagiae' Time.
1.3U
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Cornell ". ~. A. {. To-day.

Princetons action In cnncelllne the game with Cor
nell indicated heller the part Of the Tisers that tho
from Ithaca n triae too strong to meet In
practice game. and that impression was no doubt
strengthened by tho very interesting Gamc winch Io
han son M served up to tho OF the
AFTER losing chance to play Princeton in New York.
the Corn ellis were next disappointed By the University
OF Psnnsylv.hia. who concluded to save all their
strength TOR tho WeAleyans
Cornell was de mined to have game in New York.
and finally re nts with the Manhatt A,
q. for contest which will take place at Manhattan
Field this Afternoon.
The Cherry Diamond team will include Sport non.
nelly Bue!i Jerss Riggs and other players compc.At
TO make II interesting for the visitors.
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IN TINE PINK or CONDITION.
rsis Cssaot See n w-sh spe, on ner Fos..
BAIL Team.

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 17.-Tho work o, training
tho f, M., ,.e,S. eleven ,s to moot Hazard Is
In the gym nsium this evening. and all they
will have 10 do untii tho, linz nm aaa,nst Har.
ward will DO to remain Just as they are. which
10 the very pink Of condition.
A the fourteen mon. who take thor meals
ing room this evening. q brighter ed and
together to represent Yale in an athletic event
+, ,o,t,,. th.,. ri. 49,. ,,,. ~ ~. ,,,s -
, y. sns 10 .n'n n"' ou' ou. s' WINS ny
sas .h,s sna nanp
NOT hslisvsd and in toct ia dsnisd Moth nv ,ho
trainers and the mon themselves. Capt Nc
Cormick says that he has never dreamed OF
such n thing and during tho trnlnlnr season
members who have appeared to be working
too hard have been retired from time to time
coH's"Iy 10 expectations the teku'hr pIac
noon moo i. Ind been expected t that the men
would work only in tho gymnasium. put inc
stormy weather OF Monday and YESTERDAY nm IN,
win the dee.at ms,o w1fk Inc
WORK today was l'enT ana rust suiicient s TO
keep them IN trim: The, have been taught
the Ina. aonsn o, inc
nr Up ~ Sly ~ yeaIs pmst AHoW. n nn u
on y ssturday s'' '"'n 'N''''' '"'' NA'"'''N
t,it.d ahnnt nna ia th nininES NJ no nna.r.
rnS".tas tb.rn I T. III o ~ tbair - vnritns
sccsss ep ,h s roannars r. cnnda nt and
ant mn me st vs.rs tna snc AXIS
thsir sentiments when h. says: ' -
than ,hey ware 81 VII. lima ysar uS fndi.
yidmaIv IN" tenn n, ' NAV nnt ia ouIc 10 thnt
oI last year NY IN p9'nt oi .ehm t wfTk W ri
tao en IL ~ ~ ,n 1tE a.unoi.Iiv =. mail
tt ne.t n M i su"G tmn thr.a
MN r. ints,y ea, y,n u mi MI fail
se ~ q I'll, -, n IL, r o rm,,nr nna
even tha man on the ~ "ppo.ite end comes over
and thus forms stroneer phalanx to Keen OF
Tie opposinr team. Taken aItorether. / link
hstter tolJsv than twn davs hsfore Ia 81 Tsar's
pe,ree !o'osy ehah TWO o"'s oe'ofe 'As' 'e''r
HWnitor ramn do.s NOT DIVA nm out.and.out
opinion concnrninr tn team, and when asked
apoinnat,nrr ~ HesrarG'a stronv noints nnI ~
What n, Az h, nj csrta in ,ppptinoencie.
VIC. Morrow nm afternoon he men viii leave for
Nj, ~ n,,,nt- si,tsan or s"venteen snbsti
tutas ANY tho nnnnoss nbvs,cians rnbb.rs hsei.
srs and noScots Sntahie AMONG Tho laftnr
will b Hsnds9me Dan the rrize tuIlloE
crsw. Dan hos neyer soon tho funeral Of y
Sals eleven. and will conssotiyntlv be- taxi en-
along ",nst a. N matter " OF form" Dan. how.
nrovs n snccess IN he thames and last .iune'
whsn hs nwnsr was s nnIinun Sneiade nar
Dan was as wisely wisely let at home The liz crowd
al HTs e .I ON snr pnh
before The rss5.ss whistle calls
ths game. The sportins men. ike the
I'm net nY al 20 are oe'nH DnS tnese
then are not sought Tor. Why Yale should give
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IN. Winner. At Giouce.,e

GiorcfsrrR. Nov. l7.--First Race-six AL tnrhaf
furlOngs Ji0:a nfst jim Dunn secuNu' u" sHb 'hHo'
Time -. ,,, 49,, -,
sey Sc Ond. treat Suns third, lime, Or ,,.
ihiri Race our and nnenAlt iMroh. fmWaht
FIRST Prospect second. barrrntor ihiTd l1nt' l ~
fourth iaor-Four and c'haii iurLnng- hAhls Duke
nrst, J-fter second. iiawkryr third TIM, y ~;
nrs Monsoon second Houston IND Tn", Mn, 0i2M
StNth l,nrc-tNeeightls Of mile. Lit" wine nrst,
Monroe second Freedom third Time l"st
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The Tenn OF 81. Ror.x.n,ure COLLEGE.

ALLrcAsr. Nov. IL The league team Of Toronto
plays on the 81. Bonaventure College campus on
thanksgiving Day. Great enthusiasm 10 being mani
Tested the contest. and special trains will run
from, Orleans. Bradford Salamanca and other points.
The solieae boy. promise to MAINTAIN ne OF
tics. Capt. Scott feels confident OF success lie mss
adopted the tactics of the Canadans claiming thnt u
10 best way counterfeit the active work OF their
wing playerA -, =,
Tho college team has lately been reuodelled and In
all probability will line up a. follows against the To-
ronto mon: GoAi Danahey: full backs Scott. captain
and urci; centre Vhseiian; half backs, Laden and
Hewett forwards McGlenchy. outside, left; Dunn in
side left: Guraugh centre; Purcell inside. right;
sullivan. outside, right.
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Yale sophomore. ARA, 81 rDrhf,

INV HAMS. Nov. lT-Nsw Haven A'' yen" 90
night now and then, This time '.f ara '' W.
on lao u, ali. vas engineered h' N'.o'.-' ,,
thiriy OF tide sophomore cIa.' - ' a. 1911
and arranged finish Cpufr' ." 'h'.' ..'
wr.rhf.. NIuy DANNY Ii.. ..' . .,,y.on
benny -mItn. u local ilgHl Woe. l'"'''
ui th- rEty on ateI a. tti'.'e ..t. 4. ., rr,rt
lhr Students hulily rt.sa-" q p ~ 49, rrI me
of the 80. AM Al 10 ~ "r''' . ' I .r-.'tr.
oNrt auu Mar luls of g e'h-'"tfN a. 49, rn II /,
lulk sport, tHd goul A".st '". ~ Il, - ,-r.. no
wpr. fttIl M mn IN, Sow lltr maj. NA' ~ a. ~
winner. The mr.; twu r'riN, "'ir n,t si.-tri 10
IN the Ialrd IL, Sew SCR. man g"l rh' A' AID
10 40 M uppDurnt, I ere Mtf" 49,. -" ','I ,r4.I
then sIul h iGshct At t!'sE. rh .'""' r ttl QUO
under he Jaw. II wa: me iA;i m." .' r,ins rirJ
sntIth staggered and dropped lkr a Ns Il''.'innS
49, npt,I- a VS. counted out. ihr ngti "a" ~
I'm mI,,i,, And wac rushing one from t"e s'A'" -
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President 81 the uy npc Club last night In pace Of
Charles Nos who s resigned to take The Presidency
Of tile Crescent C.ty Athletic Club. James l. Spor
Vice rrvsdent ami Chairman OF the contest Iinmtt
tee and Capt FrnnS Williams. tho lnutchniakr. have
slsU sent IN their regulations
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Is THE GRIP COMING'
EverythiaG Indicates Its Speedy Approach
What the Indications Are Concernins
II Abroad.

EverythtaG Indicates Its Speedy Approach
What tho Indications Arc Concern,ng
4. Abrond.
~. Reports from Europe which arc aopenring in
the PAPERS show thut the grin has broken out
In most violent form in England, and the in-
dications are that II Is commencing its fourth
annual tour OF the world. Tho physicians here
In America report many people suffering from
sym ptoms which Inc cnte he coming on Of this
terrible scourge While there may not IA yet
be an epidemic. there are enough cases and
enough serious cases to dena nd the greatest
care and caution. The provcrb. In time Of
valuable sayings ever uttered. The grip with
all !ts un pleasantness. with all its seriousness.
with all its danger. can be prevented. II taken
In time. and IL people properly prepare for 1t.
There Is but ono way to prepare for ho com
ing on OF tho grip. and that Is to tonO up the
system. build up the energies, strengthen the
life. ind thus avoid its ATTACKS by being thor.
ouxhly prepared for lem. This cannot, how
ever. be done except In one why: That way is
by the use OF some rurs stimulaht, which will
hslp the vital forces. increase the CIRCULATION.
however. tut one puro medicinal stim'lant
known to the medical world or tho American
people. That stimulant has been before the
public for years. and Is exceedingly popular
with both men and women. 1t Is DuTy's Pure
Malt Whiskey. IT IL not an ordinary whiskey.
Tut pure medicn one. Its popularity IL
wonderful. and 1t is due entirely to tho fact
that IT H. so superior In every way. For pre-
venting the coming OF the grip it is uncnuallcd.
attacks. Care should be taken that no druggist
or grocer sells you some other whiskey which
lie may claim to be lust ns good There la
nothing Which can take its place Air.
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Winners ~ r.. l. uIs.

ST. Lorrs Nov 17.-First Race-Ninr s!xteenths Of =
mile Montana Bell hrst. Ed Glenn second jack Sewen
third. Time. O'5o.
Second Race-Three quarters OF a mile Texas Girl
6,s Iooioo second Flora Tona i'd third Time laIS
Third Race -s".ensightn. u y mill" leporine nrst.
Glen Rusn second |. ". third Time, J ~,
Fourth RRct-Sevrn and n half iuriongs st Mark
frst Reputation second. Lillian Third Time. NM
FIFTH kace-Fiye and n hnlf furlOngk Poriuyne
nrst Prettiwit second. swiftor third. Time, IAN.
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CHiRLorrrviLix. Nov. 17-The GeofEetown College
eleven divided honors yesterday with the University OF
Virginia The match was ho,iy contested throughout
the mai score being 4to4. Dowd. who p,syed LETT
half back. did the most effective work. Murphy MADE
the touch down for aeorsetown and Thomas for the
University OF Virginia Tho teams were A. follows:
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YAKYARD ~ TRIM.
Traford's MeA Prepared to Make . HarA
Fight.

CAMBRIDGE. Nov. 1.-THE Harvard Varsity
team INDUCED In very light practice to-day
The men lined up and spent most OF the time
rehoarsinR their tricks and putting the finish
ing touches onto their interference. Trafiord
Corbett Brewer Lake. and Gray also spent a
considerable part OF the afternoon on Jarvis
field In punting and practising catching the
ball Brewer showed marked improvement
since he last appeared In public. and no may
do some surprisingly good kicking when tho
great game comes
Tonight Coacher Cumnock took I'LL his men
to the theAtrs in Boston. All the coachers
realize THAT It Is critical period. and every
effort Is made to divest the minds OF the play
ers from anxious thought OF the game. At the
training table discipline has grown very lux Of
lato. and the men play their pranks with i'm
punity. 80 that the table presents an appear
ance Of unrestrained merriment and jolIifca-
ton.
All the half backs have been sleeping In town
with Dr. Conant. who has looked after tho
has had them almost constantly under Ills SUI
peryiaion. As q result the Harvard team will
Ill., p linz ssssss f fsEs
never In better form. and. reports say that 10
has been playing In his former brilliant
The team viii leave cambridge tomorrow at
T%ps .aa 3s Snss n near Ss GI
sSk Sasi :na aaoS hr S ssd pS aGs s
MsStls. risht .susrd Newell. Fight tsekie:
Eddy. Brlcs. TalrOhIld. Gage. CorSstt. Lee. and
tos % VII b: =: b, .sht p, SATURDAY. Al
sts: H 3. srS
S.sn Gr.es sy s''h game Of late and
pressed his opinions very fayorably to Har-
nsns tSs "a hs Ten nG a.S
Roor S.mss AGAINST Amherst. tsrnsl AKA pi4 t6s
recently have the practical results been ap-
IN. team Is not relyinE wholly upon, the
They can be depended uion to play good.
Se aCls to do q trick once In u while as we'll as
3f'rratford ia said to have improved noticeahly
tho bali. and his weight n tho middle Of Tie
He Br.%er En- ls Play
4 feature Yor Harvard at least of tni. yoars
nlee Club before tho game begins and during
tho iptermission Between the halves. Seats
m nil; section Cha GnHractsrstle Mary9 songs
Inc saiyam Fae"s Faif Hurtara' AMI o,h he.
The shooting club team. which will compete
With Yale on SATURDAY, morning, WIN also leave
been very much better than ever before. and
i hS0pes 81 yistffpry are very strong The team
tain; ga: b; A, Gould. Al. l., =; ]. Sargent.
yr.. '3S: y. C. Gil bson. 'iU. and either c. Fierce
'D5 or B. Heckscher. Oh.
DieIiason Too st,y = 8 for FsansY:vanis Gel
CAaLisls. Nov 1I.-An exciting and holly contested
game OF football was played here this afternoon on
the Ath,ete grounds. between the Dickinson College
team OF this City ard the Prnnsyvania College eleven
Of Isttytburu The score stood: Dickinson. IL; Get
tysbursV v.
ysrWnss wwnt 90 Fiav the CreseeN's.
The yarur u Roat Clubs football team wants 10 play
The chsnipoh Crescent Athletic una eleven for
Tophy and an individual medal for each member OF
he winniny team. 10 bs paid for ny the losing club.
---------------~------------
Foo,bsH-Corneii University va Tbs Manhattan Ath.
n iu mn n FIed nv ~
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Norm ssA hssnard ends, Hsnssrford sus,tsr esoh;
lafsa decoration o. Colombia men vi, Leave tns
morning, on n special car for SprInfneid stopping
over At Hartford lot the Trinity columbia ssns vat.
The ss,tina yesterday At ne ecaess , On INC
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Harry Pigeon. tho canadian boxer. was on hand at
the Nu.nn~ Ntu, Office at the appointed hour yest.r.
day afternoon but a paV tho Brook Ign light weight
failed 10 show up pay snd that business. engagements
would not permit hn :" meet any one dGIng the DAY
to make a match In Lat " Pigeon ould cal the
Brooklyn Aih;etlr q ~ any evening h" would tax
business. Tho tanAd said he would call on bay
night
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Lynch and Go,mau Matched.
III

What should result in great match was ratified yes
tsrday. Rod Mcmahon backed jimmy Lynch TO eight
Johnny German. the Long Island city crack, at 100
pounds for $500 side. The men Will meet al tho
Vermont Avenue Rink. Brooklyn. on Monday evening"
Dec H.
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wAsHISGroS Nov. 17.-Daniel Richardson will not he
amember OF the Washington cno next season. but Will
cover an In Id position for the New York CLUB This
vii! be Keen disappointment to local patrons for
Richardson made himfsf extremely popular here last
season nntwtls andinx The most Discount g.ng sur.
r0und nHs lie played faithfully and steadily and az
complained \ feat never before achieved by q bali
tiGna FN-''
R,t =. orpo.sd to going f. New YoTk he
the movemen! on foot by the local business men to
buy out the WaGners Financial consid ,rattons 1t 10
cured red :" Play second base for and saving
pro0aby 10 iArkn at first Wise Mt second. Fuller at
short, ana u nrst class man at third
l. not believed that sullivan OF the Ringhamtops
wnS has been sprased f. play short Will remain
Meakin and sullivan Of Providence, The Outned viii
iho ude Kadford and Hoy. Mcclure will probably 20
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Patrick Win. tho n.nd,cnp Mt Hawthorne.

CHICAGO. Nov. 17.-Fields were OF beSgarly
size ut Hawthorne to-day. The weather was
stormy and. tho track sloppy. Two favoritcs
and two second choices won purses. MAJOR
Covington rode Patrick and McMurtry to VIC
tory The latter was Green Morris's candi
date. JaJa won the opening dash OF lyo fur
Msiiinty third, two lengths away. Time, 40
Tho mile handicap was won BY Patrick
easily, from GorriGans shoshone. Cutlery n
A hot drive In the Ave furlongs for young
sters resulted in victory for fmma; Henry
1.0a
The seven.furlong sci Inc race went to Nc
Murtry. but he Was forced ont +" beat Engariia-
The closing seven and u hnlf furlonGs was a
Jog for Gunwnd. MAJOR Tom beat Iiccolo
Tor the place. Time. AZ
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ineton. years. John v H.cker ........,,,... $500
Jerry b. rom e.. years: Dunn Walden ..,r.... $40
Fiddler. hucksiin g. years. William brewster. %15
Lass. b. m 5vears james smith -. 90
years; \. ... 80
Fault. b. e. years: A. W, Moss. 225
Cocktail. D. H. years Turkish Minister .....,.. 1856
The rarson, D. g. years; y. Thay er......,.... 235
Peachbow. b. IN. 4 ears james still nan. 40
Piude b M yehrs: John v lirckrr-- .-.,,.... 300
The squire. b. pony years: Mr. Fairfax ..... l4O
ch r. i years: Zen Torrenc- $50
Team, CArnation h. M. years ana Obsolete,
oh. IN. years William Brewster ............ go
Gardiner. b, years !. +, Gibson. ,.-.....,. $50
The Painter, skew. Z. II T.. V K Thaycr.. 146
Gray friar. gr g.. years. John V. Eecker.... 700
Total. .................y yUO
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New. from the Horse World.


J. II. D.-Nancy Hanks. with record OF 2:04.
is tho cham pion trutcr.
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John A. Logan, DIS. - lie OF Harness aad
Saddle Horses.

There was quite a large gathering Of horse
men and breeders present at the American
Horse Exchange yesterday morning when
John A. Logan. Jr. OF the Oriole Stock Farm
OF Youngstown. Ohio. had his annual sale OF
hackneys. harness and saddle horses. Tho
prices realized. while not high. were fair. the
twenty.one head bringing $500 The chest
nut geldng Gray Frlar. who is now being
shown at the Horse Show. brought tho high
auctioneer
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NOTES by LAsKER-
Gay An unusual continuation which gives tho adv an

Gay An unusual continuation which gives the adv an
tago OF tue move to black.
(b 1t might I've Theoretically correct to take tho
pawn with the queen. but in practical play the win.
n,nr OF paw does sufce for the tage in
position
tr) These mover are all forced
(d) White manRuvreR with his rock rather Amlessy,
but no harm could be done to black how, inARmuch
a. the pushing OF the could only be forced
through much work nd great risk III position.
(e, Black tefuses to make the exchange with P-Q B
4 aud B-Kt4.
% II l., 20 - wins.
Ig) BY means Of R-R check and Kt-Kt g. mate
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The ~. Louis md CInc' nnnt Express
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad leads all other trains to
the West and Southwest II Is the best sip and runs
sSsr tie ksortsxt Toute.-Ads
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Foo,ban-Cornsil uhivsrsity va Tbs MsnhsttAn Ath.
letio Club. AZ ManhA;teh Field, 9Th aud I55th St.
aus attsrn.on tfridayl st . o'eloct Admission SOC.
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DieIiason Too STA. for FsansY:vania Gel
.er.
CARLISLE. Nov. 1s.-An exciting and holly contested
game Of football was played here this afternoon on
the Athletic grounds. between the Dickinson College
OF this city and the College eleven
tysburs.V
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ysrWass Want 10 Fiav the Creseen's.
The yarura Roat Cnb's football team wants 10 play
the chsmpioi crescent Athletic MA steven FOR y
trophy and ah individual medal for each member OF
The winhiny team. be paid for by the losing club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-01
GALILEAN FISHERMEN,

The Sixteenth Annual Session of the Ma
tiOnaI Grand Council.
The sixteenth annual session of the National
Grand Council of the Grand United Order Of
Galilean Fishermen of America was in session
in Richmond, Va, August 10 and IL, Z. ].
Semms Of Richmond, Va. n G. councillor, in
the chair, VIM. NJ. Campbell of Richmond,
N. G. recorder; Eta ]. Webster Of Washington,
ID. c., corresponding scribe. Report from
ttee on credentials was read, showing a
large representation from this city and all
parts Of Virginia. The members of the board
Of trustees and the officers elected are as fol-
lows: Trustees, Frederick Nash, Washington,
d. c.; Albert Howard, Washington, d. c.;
Vim. NJ. Campbell, Richmond, Va: Eta j.
Webster, Washington, d. c.: Edward J.
Semms. Richmond, Va; Barren n. Allen, Rich
mond, Va; Vim. Graham. Washington, D. C.
Robert L. Coleman. Richmond, Va; Matte
Redd. Richmond. Va; VIM. Mason. Richmond,
Va; Solomon Haskins, Washington, d. c.;
Henry Hutchison, Washington, D. c.; Edward
Stewart. Washington, ID. c. Ofiicers-N. G.
councillor, Z. ]. Semms, Richmond, Va; A. g.
councillor, VIM. Graham, Washington, ID. c.;
department G. c.. F. Nash, Washington, d. c.;
treasurer, J. H. Clarke, Richmond Va; N. G..
recorder, Vim. NJ. Campbell Richmond. Va.
corresponding secretary, Eta J. Webster,
Washington, d. c. A committee was ap-
pointed to draft appropriate resolutions rela-
tive to the death of Thomas Smith of this city.