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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-11-07
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FOR PRESIDENT.
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GROVER CLEVELAND,
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-12

The one ameliorating feature in the
pitiless fire disaster which has befallen
the city of st. Johns, N. F., leaving
$4,000 persons homeless and destitute,
is the circumstance that it happens at
time of year when the unfortunate
multitude can camp ont inthe fields
without serious discomfort. Yet their
condition is pitiable in the extreme,
and should arouse everywhere a gem
erous sentiment Of sympathy, regard
less of international boundary lines.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-12

England can take>a census of its
population in single night, while in
the United States we devote a year to
it. But in the United States we can
dispose of National election in one
day, while England spreads it over
the best part of month. joni Bull
is welcome to his rapid-transit census
machinery and his long-drawn-out
election agony. Uncle Sam prefers to
have it reversed
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-12

j Congress has at last taken account
of Pinkertonism as noxioussgrowth
in our civilization, and there is hope
that Congress may exterminiate il
root and branch.
1t is an evil and dangerous thing
to permit private person OF firm or
corporation to enlist and maintain a
private military force and to hire out
its armed men for fighting purposes TO
any one who may. choose to employ
them.
J The Pinkertons are doing what even
the States Of the Union are forbidden
to do. and it time to put stop to the
practice. II is the business of govern
ment aud not of any private agency. te
enforce law, to keep order, to appoint
police, and especially to maintain arm
ed military forces.
AN The whole business of Pinkertonisn
should be stopped by law. and stopped
now.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-12

The Washington Post says that one
Western Senator pays for the board
and lodging of himself, wife and one
servant at fashionable hotel $500
per month; Middle State Congress-
man pays $1,000 per month for himself
and wife; another $1,000. It will strike
the average observer that legislators
WAC i've so extensively while in the
public service must make legislation
pay. The whole Federal establish
ment at Washington is drifting into
billion dollar methods; and in the long
run the people are required to foot the
bill.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-12

Queen Victoria is said to be greatly
displeased because her handsome SON
in-law, the Marquis of Lorne, was de-
feated for Parliament in. the recent
election. Something should be done
t5 pacify the Queen, otherwise She may
insist upon having her income increas-
cd
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He Proteata.

Burglar flashing his dark lantern in
0hs face Of the sleeper)-If you make .
noise you're . dead man! want your
money, and want 1t quickI Where Ii
~
Mr.. Binus (only half awake)-Why,
7reat Scott, Mariai What have you done
nth the Us gave you yesterdAyl-Chi-
GAgo Tribune.
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Now York !" saasIetY."

New York Snob-So you have gone and
got privately married without my con-
sent. You young scoundrel, Iu- His
Son-But you forget, father, that Mr..
McAllister's son did the same thing.
New York Snob-Ah, had forgotten.
Bless you, my child, bless you!-Roches
ter Herald.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-12

When the Peach Crop Fails.
The lack Of peaches At the beaches
This season we'll bewail.
For how can we have any peaches
When the peach crop didn't failf
IN. Y. Press
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-12

Damp, damp was the plain,
And her soles were too thin;
Yet this comfort we gain
Twas her only real sin.
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TUESDAY EVENING. JULY u. 1892.

AT last the Colorado potato bug has
met his match. A new variety of birds
resembling English robins in color and
form, have made their appearance in
Delaware County, N. Y, who eat the
potato bugs with ayidity. Wherever
the birds go the potato vines are safe.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-12

The opposition of the planet Mars,
which took place last evening, will
afford the astronomers a welcome OPP
portunity to refresh their studies Of
that aged and well wrinkled world,
concerning the physical condition Of
which SO much has been revealed by
science during these later years. II
the astronomers be right in their sur,
misses, Mars is a spent and dying world
destined to be. ere long in the throe:
o earthquakes, and other eonvulsion:
If, indeed, traces Of these shall mo-
mot be discerrible in the observations
NOW in w.ogress.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-12
!, 4 Quick shot.

Stranger Hairtrigger Hank was q
quick shot, wasn't he?
Native-Quick shotf Say, stranger, I've
seen that Teller IRE OF his gun, spring .
new cartridge into place and bring down
the nrst bullet before it got out(of range
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-12

For me one hope in life | trace"
The dude exclaimed; "'tis this,
That l may one day find the place
Where ignorance is bliss"
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-12
Only One Hitch.

Beardsley, how did the wedding go
ONT"
ooh, pretty well; there was only one
hitch, but that was rather q serious one"
Dear me, what was it?"
"The hitching Of the bride and groom.
Buffalo Courier!
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Grateful for small Tavor..

She (still blushing) lam the nrst girl
Sou ever kissed?
He-No, darling; but you arc the Last.
She-AmI rsallyf oh, George, It makes
me 20 happy to think that.-LitD.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-12
PURE cussEDHlss.

n d,wns his luncheon - ! guIp.
AID Winds up with mince pie.
Ehen washes down the vile repast
With new Disabled old rye;"
He smokes dsath-deaiing cigarettes.
Negiscts all exercise,
stays % almost the whole night through
II ever late 70 rise:
He sureIy's on the road TO death,
FOR that he seems TO strive. II
And it, plainly from pare cussednsss
That he's - much alive.
Fer the Tfms Being.
"what have you named your baby,
Rastusp
"Sam Pro TEN johnson, sab"
"What Il the Pro Tenn forf'
ITO show that the name II only tenn
porary, sab. We kind o. thought Sam
might like 10 choose his own name when
he growed up, sch, 20 we put The Pro Tenn
In n warning TO de public. "-Harpsr's
Basar.
Disappeintmsnt.
She planted in wooden box some dainty
mignonstto,
And placed II In the window whore the sun
was ever bright;
tiasi whom time transplanting came she
found, 10 her regret,
A lovely crop Of Hubbard squash, the pie
mans delight.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-12

hhWODU~UHUUNIHHNKs
Missionary-Was 1t liquor that brought
you to thisf
Imprisoned Burglar No sir; it was
house-cleanin' = spring house-cleanin |,
sir.
MissionRry-Eh? House cleaningf
Burglar Yessir. The woman had bean
house cleanin' and tn stair-carpet was
up, an tn folks heard me.--N. Y. Weekly.
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The ArtfuI Fair One.

She wears . jaunty sailor hat
Her beauty to exalt,
And lest her friends should think her fresh
She poses as salt.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-12
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

Notice Is hereby given g all persons not TO
trespass on nv land. In Middle Creek District,
AZ remove any property therefrom without my
consent Any Violation Of this notice win be
pTosecuted to- the fullest extent OF the law.
Hunting or shooting will not be tolerated under
~ ts slime GEORGE S. GARDNER.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-12

ri, orfd SeiH be delivered By carriers 20 1u paris
rier. canFasssr. or sent 70 ne Office bv iostdt.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-12

The Dude.
You may break,
You may shatter
The dude IL you will.
But the scent of cigarettes
Will hang around him still.
Judge,
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"a OFEICE: WILSON BLOCK. PUBLIC SQUARl

,.vrsson alra. rO'ros An0 'so'a.
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eusLlsHEp DaILyAND WEEKLY
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dress all communications to
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Entered at ne Posto6lcs al Martinsbgrg, W. Va
a. second class mail matter.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-02-06
mente impartial, eco de Ia opinion de Ia prensa
El lcENTR0

de public 3ciQneS de los SenoreS Frailo ca as
0aolecldo en- esta Capital, Gallo de Tetuan nt-
nero 5l, en- suS cOpStantes desVelos Dor reca
bar dc todas las casas' edltoriales de Espafia.
cuantas novedades So den tuz en.el nlundo ci-
Vllizado on 10 tocante titeiatura oitnc8s
Que aguta lodas sus Fastas sIsae ones ne. tsss
casos tonduS con 81 dnlC0 ia 10 pI opUrc ciuuar ).
este lust ado pu5icU Eodos lbs adeIantoa del
ralho' acaoa &c reci5lr fof 81 Vapor naciunal
Baef10s AtreS les. hDales de Id interesasife ~
oncac'on de La LlaStydci6a I5GYfc1 ests, es j..
teTmDacloRsdel ano reelen teneclGo do 1891.
Con sos correspondienteaT Teg1Ius eonslstontes
en una pEeciosa O{eogrr f51s DO gran lamafo I'll
tu ada EI Desc01aS0 en- la Marcjsd, c0pia del
hermOso cuadro dc Be1ltiate, mas las tapas
para la encuadernacion dc las obras de Ia Re-
6tsotec0 ItatstrGdG de LdItMstraci6a Ib6 6ca.
En- su virtud, todas aqueilas personas que
tuVleran esta publication trunea dekeen ter
mlnarla, So les puede entregar desde ell si
euiente numero que teDgan en- su poder hasta
la termination de las obras, acompailadas de
los regalOs que l6 pertenezcan
Al pr0plo tempo partlclpamos al uubGco
naDer reclbldo los primeIos n1meros de la in.
dlcada publication, correspondence al eorrien.
GO ano, en- los seua!es vlenen anunciadas Las
uDL as de que SO compone la nueva serie de IL
Bs0ls0tecG ItnshallG, y cuyo plograma es el
sg1lente: Rev0lxcS0n FrGnceSo-Estudlos his
Gorlc0s por Altrs0O Opisso, Las LeyendGs dc
boS Ft0mt0s (M1rtos, crsoncias, tradlcones
Mendoza: De Roma d JerMs0Ee0 Inpresiones
ae un Vlale Seria Palestna por 0ctavio Ve-
lasco del Real-Cuentos y Novelas de PIospero
Merimes
Condolences de publication :--Cada mes se
repartlran cuatro. .cuadernos de la Biblsotecos
It@sWGdG alOmpanados de su correspondent.
60 numer0 de Ia ItasStyGc609s Ibeyic0 comDren
dienuo eada cuaderno 80 paginas dc lectura de
as lndlcadas obras Is de ia IEsssracs0ss I6s-
rscG, conteplendo ambas pubiicaclones multi
Gud de grabadOs intercalados en- 81 texto de les
mas reputados artistas nacionales y extranje
ros, oistlDgmendose On particular La LeyesdG
de tGs PtdstGS, por sua magnificas acuarulaE
del senor LaDarca.
Los suscritores esta interesante publica
clon, reclolIan durante todo el aflo dos expIene
dldos regalos como saDe presentarlos esta casa
ademas las tapas para la encuadeF naclon de Ioa
lomos de La BsblsotecG IfMstrGdG ue La Ihss.
TRACTION IberEc0
Ri preclo de cada cuaderno es 81 de nm
real, otro cada ndnero de La IEustrccs0,a.
Unicos representatives en toda la Isls.
lo-o FrGsie q Cs
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LoQ 1.vOoQL1tza
GUARNIo oIoNER1A YcoLcHbNER1A
de Jose Torres y Perez.
UNICO I'm Ell RAMo

81 du<ho de este aeredieado estabneiinisnfa
tene el honor de particpar al pnblico habarlo tras
sdado de Ia ealle de Tetu6n MIN Al & Ia de ssf,
Francisco nim. SO, local mas Amplio cenfrico 81,
donde ofrece sus serv.cos al pliblico en- los ra.n
expresados, los que ha consagrado mas de VEIN.
amos de pEactica en los PARTICIPATES taieres de- Eu@
ropa. ~ 10 A1"r
GCOnfeccl0na = compone toda clase de arnesaa
para caballos de coche silla.
Verlnca todoz trabaio del ramo de guarnicto<
neria taiabarterfa, por dificil compiicado aus
sea, asi como construye tambien cOlchones. almas
hadas, lonas para camas, maletas de ctero. eartas
ras oe Viaoe, esnturones demAs obietos pertsnes
clentes dichos ramos.
Ilene el gusto de ofrscer tambien. & las aefs..
'aa eenor1tas IN Var1ado Hartidu de cinonronao
de ultima moda y de todos precios.
Constluye correajes para nlilitares, voluhtaS
Ofrece tambi6n un variado eurtiaos de fanslas
de TeWolvers, asi negras como de coiores hsaa
graoaaass a!as dc montar para sehoras caballs
rcs. elegantes cabezadas con adornos.y v ssncllan.
nrldas espuelas do Varias classes, sudadsros. f.,
tes TODD 10 necesario para eDiaekar un brios,,
cabaiio con La e'egancia gustes que pueda desesr
el mas apuee5O JInete para mOntar con orgullo
Aeuda ei phbico que dasee proporcioDarsn
esos artscnos cualesquiera otros del ramo esfs,
acredltado estableciMiento, en- la seOuridad IL,
que quedara sumalnente conn placido, no solo NOR
ia Duena calidad de los objetos. sinu Dor en .sa
gancsa baratura 81 extreme do no tener cnm,ss-
Sencla en tods Ia Isla, puss la norma de an dnsa,
40 90 oSrA Cue defat complaedo 81 snstn n,as
genie do sus favolecedOres,
Pnert0. RIcn 8 de Dicietabre de 1891
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Gll10ern1o Mulet
IS FARaAcRUTlco-s rsooxae

uniCo agenss para totia Ia Iala aaI rahpsss
en- toao eI mund0. 8 - ssSs'''
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mOCHOA HERMANOS Tetuan Il. Comi-
stones, gires slmacen de povisiones de todas
~prOcedencla agentes del vapor costanero EMF
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r UDW1G DUPLACE, Tetuan 8, fircs JONI
stones, mercancias secas, fabrica do lIcOres
&agentes dc los vapores de Sobrinos de her ERA
Companies de Seguros Marftmas de lcen-
Os, etc,
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e. UOEBORAS DE q, AASJUAN 3 o., San
q Francisco A, Gran alnlac6n de niue bles, pe-'
~ AMOS obJeJOs de fantasia
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go MELON u %, Soaa asso L. AsCens0 2 ,
r1ado surtldo de mercanc1as, agentes DO La
- NQMitGtaVG' S0ciedad de Seguros de Vida.
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A9s RIGO, CITZDANES q %, Tetuan So, alme-
s cen1stas dc pTovisiones de todas procedencias
q para ventas por mayor,
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EA AARCELO Y PERUJO, Tetuan IS, ComIlet
EAsurGidO de proyislones para ventas por mayor
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n A ZLLAk, EABIAN z O. Almacen de Mer-
~ caneias al por mayor. San Justo 10. Sus
tiendas al detail, La BGyGasonesa La Osadod
COMdGl,
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4. A.ARGARIDA y Co, Luna 81, lnaac61 de
s muebles de todas classes y torneados, dlt ma
MnOvedad,
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q EN4NOIO LUNA z SOBRINO. Tanca
~ Gran estAplecimlen TO de tOda clase de conservas
" VII Os, icores, etc, porcelanaa fnas, cristale
TiSo etc
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y ELK M. BOADA.-AgencaM Martina Conner.
n claI situada en- la calle del Co1nercio, Marin a,
5 aespaldas del Dep6sitO Mercantil
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81 VELINO ELIZALDE, San Francisco 43, Gran
ER surtidO de tejidos de noyedad para Sras Y Ca
A Abaleros, articulos para viaje, Y espeoiaidad
en- camas de hierro etc, im paI5M McioFss dreetag
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4 1 NOEL CO, San Justo IA, Surtido general
dc qulncaila y diversidad dc efectos, Ventas
y por mayor Y detail,
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sa ARGOS PIERA, Fortaleza 30, Dep6sito de
@&a calEado de todas classes.
wh SO deJalia,
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DIRECT ORIO.

DE LAS PRINCIPALES CASAS DE COMERCIO DE
SAN JUAN DE PUERTo-RICo.
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ssn INLAY BkOIHERS, Marina, Casa de giros
M comisiones, compra venta de morcaderias On
general, San Justo 2
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AlL1Pl, san JusUo 81, almacen de
A lamparas de todas Glasses,
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9ARATo TINAUD, San jose II, Joyeria ca
k@sa do prestamos,
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g. UCESOR DE QUAVEDO HISS. Marina,
"a agentes dc compra venta de frutos, Fabrica
- le hcores. Garantlza la pure "a &c los mlsmos
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-18
DIED.


ALLEN-In Auburn. X. L., on the 18th inst.
SUSAN NJ. ALLEN, widow OF the late James IA.
Allen and daughter of Olive w and Welcome
Angel n the 0lst year OF he age.
Auburn. Saturday. Nov. 18th At o'clock Re,
latiyes and friends are invited 70 attend. Burial
at convenience Of the family.
GIFFORD-In this city. 18th inst, MISS SUSAN
{. CLIFFORD aged 80 years. q months aud 10
Funeral from tho residence OF her neice No. 7i
Benefit street, on saturday. 10Th inst. at
O'Clock Y. NJ. Relatives and friends are invited
To attenn.
Fall River aud New Bedford papers please copy.
kELLEY--Tn this city, nth inst, SARAH ca
widow OF Sylvester Kelley. IN the Goth year OF
Funeral Services viii be held sunday. goth inst,
at t2P NJ, from her late residence 81 Harrison
street. Relatives and friends are INVITED TO at
tend Burial at convenience Of family.
LEWI--ln this city the 18th inst, RICHARD j.
. LEWIS. aged IL years; aoo ,,, -.
Funeral Satur lay morning. at s.3O O'CLOCK from
his late residence. ~ Charles Field court. Rel
atives and friends are invited To attend.
McMAHON-In this city on the 18th inst, Mag
GLE j., infant daughter OF Martin and Mary
Mcmahon aged months and days.
street, saturday. the 18th inst, at2P. NJ
POWERS-In this city, 18th inst. CATHERINE
PowERs. aged ~ years and IL months.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
kENT-In this city. 18th inst, WILLIAM S. KENT.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
sEAMANS-ln this city, suddenly on the 10th
inst, HARMON REX. son of Martha ID. Seamans
and the late Ira .. seamans, In the 18th year OF
his age
Funeral services Sunday Goth inst, at 10 O'Clock
Susan street Relatives and friends are invited
10 attend without further notice. Burial al con-
venence OF family.
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MARRIED..
mn n AAwsnn xNasuus n n ~ m In this

MARRIED..
BLOOM ER-WuITFOKD-In this city, on
the 18th Inst by the Rev. Joseph Lambert,
FRANKLIN WEBSTER BLooMER OF Pawtuxet
and VIRGINIA FREDhIcksoN WHIrfohD OF
Providence.
TuORNTON-WIuCO In Johnston. 18Th
inst, by the Rev. j. NJ. Parsons ID. HOWARD
THoRNrON OF Providence and LENA WILCOX
of Johnston.
TILLI>GIIA IAST-ABORN-At the residence
OF Walter A. Peck, 18th inst. by the Rev. Au-
gustus NJ. Lord, HENRY A. TlLLlSGHAsT. TO
SoPHIR T. ABoRN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-18
Thanksgiving is near at
hand. Don't fail to read all
about it in Saturdays News.
HARVARD-Y
The Harvard Football Team Started for
Springfield To-day, I'm Fine Form.


Springfield To-day, I'm Fine Form.
Boston, Nov. 1S.-The pride OF Har-
ward and the hope of Boston, the crimson
football team that will battle the blue OF
Yale at Springfield tomorrow, finishes
practicing for the struggle to-day.
This morning the eleven players, the
substitutes aud a crowd OF admirers IN
dulged in n long run. A little later the
eleven was taken inside aud put through
signal practice for nearly an hour. This
finished the work. AT O'Clock this af-
ternoon the boys embarked for Spring
field, cheered onward by the good wishes
and encouraged by the confidence OF all
Boston.
The team Is in frst-class condition.
The only man who is at all under the
weather is Emmons. He shows the effect
of Tuesdays accident, but is expected to
line up tomorrow in his usual form.
Confidence in the team has taken n
boom since yesterday. and considerable
money has been put on the result since
last night.
Yale is still the favorite with the sports
but there seems to be considerable Har-
ward money lying around when good
odds are offered.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-18
Rink POLO.

The New England Polo League held
q meeting in Boston, yester lay, at which
representatives from Waltham, Chelsea,
Pawtucket, Brocktop and Providence
were present. A schedule was adopted.
The season will open on Tuesday next.
This is the personel OF the teams:
Pawtucket-Pierce aud Dunning, rush
ers: George Smith, centre; Sullivan, half
back; Curley, goal.
Providence-Newcome and Hipson,
rushers: Lydon, ceutre; Conway, half
back; Read, goal.
Brockton-Cunningha and McGee.
rushers; Dee. centre; Nal. Smith, half
back; John Smith, goal
Waltham-Cottera aud Woodke, rushers:
Bergen, centre: Everett, half-bac Sword,
goal.
Chelsea-Roberts aud Mcpeck, rushers:
Canavan, centre; Whiting. half ba *
Iations, goal.
ON Thanksgiving evening Providence
play Pawtucket in this city. William VI.
McGurnigle will have charge of the
Providence team, aud steps have been
taken to secure Infantry Hall to be used
twice week for games.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-18
YALE HARVARD CONTEST.
No Walkover for Either Team-What
Sporting Men say.
ESPECIAL TO THE NEwSl

ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS
NEW HAVEN, Nov. lS.-A well-known
sporting man said today: yale will
win in walk. Put up all the money
you can on that basis" Still another
sport said in speaking of the game, ''Har-
ward is going TO surprise Yale and TO give
such odds as 3 TO is ridiculous. An
even bet il the only fair one aud the one
which well versed betting men will cling
to.n
Yale men are getting Out OF town rap
idly, aud tonight will find but few
sleeping within the walls OF old Yale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-18
Base Ball Matters.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1s.-The base ball leage
spent the greater portion of yesterday
without accomplishing anything further
in the matter of rules than the appoint
ment of a committee to formulate a plan
which Is to be submitted to the spring
gathering which will meet in New York
city on March Z next year. 1t was decided
that hereafter the double championship
games for one admission will only be al
lowed in the farewell series.