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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-27

The Executive Committee Of the lnterscho!astic Foot
bail League yesterday ANNOUNCED that tho champion.
shlp series would commence on Monday ~ Manhattan
Yield. with Cutler and Dwight a. TIVE contesi,ns teams
lht schedll" adopted IL n follows
OCT. 3~l-tu'rr vs.. DwIght, AT Manhattan F!rld.
Berkeley oval.
Soy. Harvard va. cutler a. Manhattan FIELD.
Nov dwight vs.. Columbia Grammar, at Manhat.
Nov. i-RcrSrleyv va Harvard, at Berkeley Oval.
Field
Nor. l-pwigh vs.. Harvard, a, Manhattan Field.
nov. i'-h-tkriey vs.. 'Uif"T. Al B'rh"!ry oNRl.
tan Field.
Nov. is-Berseley VS. DIV SHIT. at Berkeley Oval
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-27

The suit Of Charles A J. Qusckhe-n'r N-.iis' sam '
A. cornell for $1,000 damage rr..''l 70" interest ny
stage yesterday. The fr.t papers wee 'f''lrh''"
defendant Oct. 3. On oct n C,.'. '.a"''r "r ="
". Carr. demanded a bill ~ Ia-u..Ars 'r'@ . -'
berner's lawyer. This inf rmD ava" i'.''''!''
,srday and = general denia' 80 rs ,l' .'',.,ty
lawyer. QEeckbrTner C.Elt. t"'' s.. 80 ~ '
sustained by reason Of ttr tN. N'.
vices, S15; medicine, Sl2 '.'" '.i,"' y
Island, 800: loss of 'rhr. iNit+ """'s " ~
month, $500; to'a!, $50 - try,
The ease 10 expected Ia GONE Y 4" " -
early m DecrM Der. ~ & 10 lr' "' " I.nt
clined being a part g. an "'' ..''' .rrr, ,nn
out VI court. Corn -"H> '.. 80 =, IA
preached him on tue so. ".' n.' - - ,yr,
tVon being asked to ~.ri tN'' " % - .,.,c'
Qurckherner furnished 'h" i'N -.
inrnt in a letter dar"i Nov y - ~ -
rendered. Slus. M - tr Irr' y " No.
S4s; meItvin'. 81. ErIsc, - . .n.
500, board n X % IE1.'ri ~, slin ="
and return, tor iMr- sl'h. bwhf F. ..
incidental. 900 .H'a'. - - ., VII, w.s
A. the time uf TIE . aesrd asa ~ ~
then captain uf IT, NNuhAl an 80 49,
hotel in the cOmptrA - fieH ~ sI Ia, n !, !,
OF Detroit. Law e. arr haN
mission To have II" t'''encr OF 80 = :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-27

An interesting collection of
Banquet and Drawing Room
Lamps. excellent and tasteful
in design, varying in value from
$500 to $500. 90, with tho
essential attraction Of the ia.
nous B and II burner, always
warmly recommended by the
Messrs. Ovington Brothers as
by far the best in every respect
in the market, is now on cxhi.
bition in their great Branch
House, 80 and 40 Flatbush
Avenue, Brooklyn.
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tcImmbin COLLEGE News.

Columbia Col!eg" students are bemosnInr the fate Of
athletics IN college. 1t " as expected ana horeI nat
WIN the opening II thc: athletic grounds =, Williams
bridge ,her- w0uid come SOME KIN! Of entIpslosn or
inter.s. in the athletic standing Of the coiess. No
in crest Is visible, one SAYS ihit he has not TIE time,
another iiAt williamsburg - 20. tar 10 :" and nat
II Was a nilstah" TO secure he .rpI"G. II such - as
ttncr from the city. Athb-IlCs ~ tpluIn''h are trG!Y
dead. Much of MS has been "a 81 ny The lneN'cicit
management OF ta- Athletic I mon
Tn. scrub football team seems - have suffered me
fate ui tr.t wears C1Ilrg' 'rIm an. 'Irp - n sihisA {
lack 81 sr.r.t has gone by the hoard
TIE on.y hhnS ar Inirr"s. n heilrs - ne had
wor@ OF The freshman football team, "h" have b en-
training cvrTy .l,crIiuuu a. i'JnInult oval J. H.
Sturgis has I'"rn c.r"'st captain. Tie 'lrn aF- Len
end. >'lcgis, LET 'Ark.r, Nr' ayn-. .ri g'hfI We.
,iregor. centre. Van Glider: .r.rnt L arr, ETrrn". right
tarsi-. Tayson. risnt en-. Nr,"r"ay G.Ir,rr hi",.
Bacon. left hall harS. uruGRaTi. rlEhi int hr'I.
Monks i%uI'h1rE. l--r Al,I",vE I've tr"'hiaeI hare
snow spin, ~ far As football : concerned il"EFt-
fused :" show Me- at Wl!nsnsbgidyc FOR an 90 lue
Insll VIII thc .NlMOlnlrth
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SELF PRESERVATION
Is The First Law of Nature.

A. "& o"r anil c'Harh-aicd business man OF ~
a, I,sI.r 80. uHir: tu say OF u physician whom ny
MOS "a r'.irp dhuAt - year aso. ami 10 whom ne ~
H. s~rairtu, 40 ,vEs rs he .ive'. IN HIS Own "okVA
"''>utlr y,nrs aga / began r~or-ectng my sie'' nit
,- 49,. ~ 10y rigiAs advertised remedies whicn
,.,mrt 90 rcnnI- the trpHl IS which M brWninbs
.iII ti"G, !IudIns iHyhef -gtiiinS .""r.', Ea.s
i.l 81 IN she hands 81 my family physl',Hi,, . Nos!
rs'll.ab,e mal aud - thorough surgeon. SILL ~ ~
improve. lhen / tried another doctor. ~h".t trpg,a.
tluu seemed unimpcachEble. SIN .'Il s''!'nt
worse. A friend advised me 20 see n sg"'h.' - =.
INJURED. hid no faith IN doctors 81 n+',.o TX
more. MAD 500 TRIED TIE BfsT uf itiEN' NV
ever. fate did on" day chance to p!ac" M ne''ie ~
tor "a " HON began 10 recount my ifot'tt ~ .ua''
deu.y and told me that he would =. ne III "e.nnia
smYrg too u. dM' .G"kns. t-4' ,a:, T.9
had years a., graduated from, ore o. on
bet medical hoJls, but a. ~, ,nm,,,ya.
IN nav what could be accompIsh'i n We in,ur"
hy uuGtlug sUrgrry aud Others - 'l" NJ an! " NJ
of n.olEc.Ue AM 4evonng h- "' : .ur y" .tmss.
nv Gaze f-t that he .at,i''ghi hi, ne,.
Iess aud mai tR'il IN him a. "a M iii and
common ms ones, and n'' .H ! = % ,'ni'! fT.Sk
b. SFHrs;, VIZ si'Pin iiSS reg. Is inIsHkSDs
A. | An NNN WELL. II am mr" VI. - naT
aud ar n. .atsned tell nm! :fr'h = : y g,o.dssy.
N rhargr! You will uul, ! hvrrir.I, ISsTI.
THIS BRO CAItEEu AZ N.Itl. tAEE SIC.
fi'lF' WHERE Nj CrRABLt pIs"A'Es
observation-disclosures mud ~ 6iscstivs
the use, Throat, hes, ana tue
Organs stomach and Bowels m
ON, IInurs, s-ll: . -. "a 'onsu.IA.pn r.rSsa
LADIES' ~.l please cal daring ~0'IA'
sessVl -<tr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-27
The Winners at s.. Louis.

ST. LoU1S. Oct. HG.-Ens Side results follow;
FIRST Rnce-lialt mile. warrautee first, Bu,wtn sec.
ond. solvent t'i-d. Time. o.tn.
Second Rac'-pne mile. Straighout first, baritone
second. !. II. third, Time, ! al.
Third 9are -Ihrenquart"rs OF > mile. PCyle first
M.tch-l, /. second. May Cur! third. Time, II.
Foarth Rarc-ih of a mile. Waiter first.
Templrlnore second. May Blossom third. Time. l:I5i4.
fliih a mie. Harry Warren
nTs!. hcLoma second. Easter John third. Time. O:55ia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-27

WASHINGTON. Oct. 26-Football teams representing
two Pennsylvania colleges. iiaverford and Media re-
speetiyely, met wAH defeat here this afternoon. their
conlueTors being thu Columbia Athletic Club eloven
and an equal number OF kicke .s from Georgetown Cni-
vsrs.ty. Haverford, while unable to score against The
ColurAVnns. nevertheless made tho chan pions Of the
Distr CT OF Columbia hustle for ali that was in them,
and when the trst LA.f enued the score stood ( 10 y in
favor OF Columbia. This was the end o. the game, too,
for Il was deemed inadyisnble to play another. owing
to the hard work cngendarsi by the Nrsl bar %: TIC
game. In tho game with the Co!umtlas the teams
lined I'M as follows:
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swee..y's Pretty Record Medal.

Chairman J. y. {. Blackhurst Of the Athletic Commit
tee of the Ne York A C. presented a gold record medal
TO NJ. = sweeney. Xavier A. A, Yesterday. The medal
IL from The special die OF the n y. A.. e.. but about ~ ice
the usual weight ON the face II bears the winged foot
and a laurel spray In relief. and on tho reverse sid. tho
following inscription: ",Fortyninth annual games,
Michael =. saesHey. worlds record running Ia zh Jump,
7te-t ~ inches: al Traysrs Island oct. ;. 1882. IRE
srniel W New York Athletic Cub"
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PROGRESS BoWIERs, DOUBLE DEFEAZ.
They Roll HIGH Scores. but Ae Beateo BY
the Spartan md Gothnm Tennis.

with last nights games the twenty.one competing
clubs bowling for American national tournament
honors completed their mrs: series. each team having
rolled two games. The last OF the teams to make their
initial appearance OF the season represented the Frog
ress Gotham. and Spartan clubs. The Progress bowl.
es are unknown to bowling fAme. but they handled
the spheres with skill, AMI should prove a strong nc.
QUESTION 10 tho tournament. The scores:
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Bily Frazier and Jimmy him. to Fight to
u Finish.

AusrrRnAr. Oct. pa Articles Of agreement for = IN.
ish fight. Queensberry rules to govern. were syn 81 las,
night b.twern Billy Fr,r q, the lightwe ght r. ar.r.ru
o. sew England. and jimmy Dime ut IN. rrr Jar
is'o come on within ten miles ol tns cry , 'hr lie
during the ne II SIX weeks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-27
Patsy Cardiff Dangerously ~.


PorTlA"p.. Ore. Oct. oi.-r.'sy Caal.a ir D.'ta
heavy. weight prEiist. is iyiTg ~ser!a.sy boa ~ HrsI "a,
in this city with typhoid fever.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-27
Rowling Games Tonight.

AHyRlcAS SATioS,L TorRS,ArSr.
West Shore vs Fedora. Fedora s. Golden Rod. Golden
Rod VS.. West shore.
tS-"rCluR IL ,Grr.
Nilwond vs. Aurora Gra'a. lianovorvs Lincoln. Mon.
tauE vs. oxford. lnOu League -. Carlton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-27

n the close Of The game Cart: FRI king was
said he would prefer to say nothing, but leave
III. questions TO DO settled on the Held;
Captain" that so many Of our, players have
been injured that it has been impossible TO
result is that we play with half a dozen substi-
tutes in every game. In that resrect luck is
against us. Yes, the material for tho
team is fair. but green. i think when
our Players recover from their injuries
blond.haired captain smiled contentediy. "
1t seems quite probable that Vincent will not
play on the team; owing TO, his aversion to
trimming. This will leave McCauley atleft end.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-27
Dartmouth Defeats Tufts.

HANOVER. Oct. 28J-partmouth defeated the Tufts
College football team hero this afternoon in . very
close and evenly matched contest by IL to 10. The
men line / UP Is follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-27

Fearle.s... 70 l.3 Us aht 43a 5la fla Cna 500 80
Clerninnt. ... 80 10 223 - 3i3 AIS Oh TO- $40 IsS
Umpirc-A. II. Mills. scoreFs-ii. c. Van Ripper ana K.
: Dubyic. Jr
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Gotham ia 141 co7 aiG aO1 ass 6e1 Gst 10 $40
PForress.... SO $50 "Ii 3GS IA2 524 5p5 Js5 AZ s22
and George SChsnk
Average -GothaIn. lGs, Progress. l6t 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-27

FRAMES.
Progress. ..... ~ ITO 23G 3ln 3Ta 461 $50 Gao 6a7 753
Spartan .....,I7 l59 23J 3i5 400 4oS b'5 G12 I2 s37
atmpire-Samuel Prince. scorers-M. Wailach and J.
Goidstein.
Ave.age-Progress. $50 35; Spartan. 1917 2.5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-27
IT net THEM 7EEVT
HandbaN Men " mt some Time 10 Think
Over IhNIor's CHALLENGE,

1awlors sweeping propositions that appeared in THR
suy Yesterday caused u decided turmoil in the hand.
bal ranks. II is claimed that never in the history of
the game Lave such bold utteranccs been heard OF be.
fore. and the snddenness and nositiveness with which
they were placed before the public Quite dunn.
founded I'll" experts. None OF them WAS able to
say yesterday lust what he would do regarding
tho matter. Casey beng barred by Lawlol. tho
i T. " "a sp sa:sr rhSn ,ns '1 ~ IL. lad si' se'o u t c. 5. SSs 70 70
""f!H .,"sG.'t ago aI1sSsfn, 20 nss S; after cur ,D,.rnn,son,,
sattshci Win That result. I Lid him ;sa. / |" Wo m
S StasSs mn aa i ,"a H"ii' Would wais t "91 him aH Hn ssn he ' s%,
hac.ing. hlt net 70 leayr III. matter hanging unti!
aaW.tr Well. Know A'' 'eAAfA
,o nin ms snS E T.s see OF 4 sn n.ksa s from n.p IaT,or 10 play
81 can tel better when that time arrives" was tho
w,iiam Courtney: whose nam. was, mentioned by
s .ar!'t in ;"'a any i"ai m a;%c: nm IN S "snsii Of At btPPs sn:tn' no 20
s: .mnSn m a. i. sP"fs" o Sf ' i..a a;@T Il rh a En: '. a. u tss': an, IN;
man in he country: barring CASEY. nni xive ten aces
"s@% AK E f%r ODDS i" !, sss,. "'y"iIy tag" ""'ii n Is s1iSra @ Mi
sd.SF i. I" III; T 2", .Sns Sn"!isnse he can get a" a match
a. M ,r E;.% !,y .t.G s,i cC@r, YESTERDAY 2 finely
james nwnns and Barney McQn.ie AMI rhi casey
snH h ISls M"i nua .ys IGs man pIas srsS,. w.s G%as aHSs. TnE
bly,. The scores were:
nasr GixL
i.ms. H Msvuad sF..."."" ~
rs's 4.
Bob Malcolm. .......r."...... % j ! J. q
fhii ",'.'',..-... l l 4 ! o. y
Totai,"..w.m"."".."..,.-. .,..........H
Aces BY s~erv.ce-Dunns, 8 McQua!e. 4 Malcolm. i.
Time-23 minutes.
James prnns. sr"...", o 2 Q o 3 o!
1otai, r''''t'f'
Bob Malcolm. ..........-O l u : ] o q I - 7
Phil Casey ..,.....,....* ! v I ] = I lii
Al.,...,.....-".,, 'r'..','.','..,,....a
Aces by ser~vlcs-Dunns, !. Ac9uade. ?: Malcolm. 8:
Casey. 4. Timers minutes.
InIEp GAsE.
Bob Malcolm, .,....r.".,",.. . 0 ! ] liz
ihI! CASEY g. . v v U o J. .
Iotal ''''''''.'..',"'' j"
James pgnne. Sr..."....""".3 . 3 Ill
Barney McQuAds ..."..-"",,,,o ! ! Is ! U 40
Aces hy Seryice-Maicolm, r; Casey, ?: Dunno, d;
MrQunde, 2. T,me-26 minutes
Referee ana marAeT-Thonas Dunno.
Jack Dempsey, has written 3 letter TO . friend OF hts
Teintoring the arena again ut some near date. Jack
contest fr loss than u taoop stake.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-27

Fearless .... .s3 ,Go 2G6 $50 ala 4a3 hIs 01l 10 500
osreo,a. ..'. SO Jit 235 ;3oi IS. 4s8 GA G53 .oI sls
t,npire-r. Donaldson. sc0rers-E. pecornps and N.
warl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-27

Meanwhile the university boys from Georgetown
were RUBBING Il into Medals rePrsssntatlyes wi,ns
and wh.n play was ended the scoro stood;
Georgetown University. 81: Media. .. In Inning up for
MIA - the ms Xere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-27

TotNIs. ....1I To IT M IOtAIs . NO N'
Ward.
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1uIEp GAME

Spartan ...... G5 151 237 1927 Az BIB hsl Gh5 5o4 III
Gotham ....,S2 l3S 2l9 3W7 ~. Az o32 bl3 IoS SOB
rmpirr-sarue Prince. Scorers-Georse schenk
and j. iiDlhstrIn.
Averaye-spaltan. l55 20: Gotham. 100 rs.
In last nights series in Carruthcrs's brooklyn tonrna.
ment the Fearless Club won and lost u game. Tho
aCpral.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-27

W,suSCros. Oct. 2s-The team from ShortietEs Ne.
dta Academy lined up today against ii" 'I-or-etown
uItversty eleven. Tie heavy weight OF the Latter was
Of AZ tn
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The Real Estate Exchange was not wen a'te"uc"
yesterday and all the sales under iorccioS",o
II. Y. IIarnett & Co. offered No. 81 Nes' l"enN
ninthst., fOur-stoIy tenement with twos'ors oiin
dwelling in the rear on a full lot. II brought Fi-ooo
from ,hc plaintiff in the proceedings H. l. i"H''
lam 4 Co. offered No i0l Tenth ave. sOu'n !, ~
Thirty .eighhst., a fOur-StOiy brick tenemenl VIII"
store. 1t brought 5i9,65o from William M,ir and
James e. Labor sold No. 3D. West One'huuISu ','u
thirty -thlrd-s, q ivestory brick fiat me binuIhs
started at s4O.5O0 and ran up TO S3l'1oo' LIE"
plaintif In the suit the buyer. -. ~, ,o-
james Checker & offered Nos. 40 anu AZ. 1ua
West one hundred and twenty thlrd.st, two hvestob
and basement brick dv ellInEs. lots 2i.2Noi eaIN
They brought S22.7sO and $4,000 respecuVeH'
i-ltI1ck Fox was the buyer. m, .,
Tho same auctiuncerS also offered Nos. LIZ. anu
r.1 \inthavr similar dwellings on lots 2t..NIo)
each no. 1852 brought $1,000 from Mary r.
Kelly and No. 1,2Sf $4,000 from the pihh''h III 'e
proceedings. go . =. A., T. 20
Morris B. Raer & Co., with H. '; Mead .ir d , ,0,
i"nemcnt No 2IO West Twenty sixthst., the price
maid being $4,000
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ERIE LINES,

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SOLID TRAINS hErMEEN NEw:YoRKA AMP
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POINTS West Trains lcsye New YORK foot 2, chamber'
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS
N M A NJ Daly-Vla Niagara Falls and Chsu,auquA
9OU lake r,r0r Car Ne GSs. to B" Pa,9 S,.pS,
union station eNcep, Sunday. for Monticello
yEsTIBuLED LIMITED.
. m p. NJ Daiy-sOiid traIn for Chicago. Via Chautau
O.UU qua Lake. With dining 20 Chicago. Sleepers
70 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOUNTAINS EMPRESS.
1880 and an NJ" Mo sAiSsf S'' '''''''
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
81 rails and GrNnd Trunk Railway. sIeepens TO
Bur,lO. Rochester Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
., on - NJ paly-Vla Chautauqua Lake and Niagara
sou Fails Solid train to Chicago Se'pers " Buffalo.
Chicago anu Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JEWS.
n m' sandsys-o a M, 5 p m $50 p NJ. $ 80 p.
FOR NEWBtRG.
x.rtEK pAYS-g a. M. 3.t5 =. H., As D. m. 80
w D. n. svndays-9 a. m. 9 y. NJ. 80 D. NJ
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
At APPS AND TlME.rABLLS mey 10 obtained from
ainne select OF hotels and boarding houses suburban
Homes" describing vicinity Of New.iork; "Chautauqus
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCQMMoDATioNs o..
l 4Oi,. 3l7 and 957 broadway. Chambers end West
100 Bo.a%ay. Williamsburg corner SsSaK and S1Soa
ats. Hoboken and jersey CITY Station Eric Transfer
Company calls Tor and checks baggage from hotels and
0e'''' NO. D. l. ROBERTS, General Passenger Asen.
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xEw.YoRK. ONTARIO ANpwEsrERN RAILWAY

NEW-YOKh, VNTAHIO NNDWESTEKN HALLWAY
.rAlns lea.c wet '-ast a. 90 y. NJ. 40 MAJ.
Mnnewaska and Waikiki Valley r. r. stations Middle.
town, Bloomng6ui Port Jervs Monticello, Ellenylle.
dale scranton. Walton. Delhi sidney Sorwch Edmcston,
Utica. Rome. Oneida. osvego Detroit. Chicago. and
points West.
ais II. NJ, Campbell Hall Lakes, Mohonk and Mime.
wasNa Waikiki Valley stations, Middetown, Blceuing.
burgh Eienvile, Pittsburgh Hureyvie Liberty. White
- Livingston Manor.
zoe p NJ. Middlctown, pittsburgh, Liberty Lily.
oneda oswego. Roche,nr Nss,,s Fails detroit. chi.
cago and Pullman Slcepers reclining chair
70 Suspension Bridge. DAILY al other trains daily
Pullman Dir. y Ing room sleeping car berths
obtained At 500 Broadway, Eew.York. j. b. ANDERSON