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To-day, Entr,es mt North Berrcn.

First Racnrour and one half furongs. for maidsns;
each: Heads or Tails Kinewood Lille l. eednc Con.
slant Bonnie Katie selding lienlopeu Crown Prince.
Culpepper 1O3 each; Suspense hlly. Miiis My, La
Gloria hlly. Lady III Ban Rochs loo each.
Second Race-Three quarters Of mile selling. Iith.
lo2 Lallah. ns jury colt n5; Muscovite. d. Turk H.,
40: Ondawa, 81.
Third Race-Ffve.eRhths of a mile: selling Frisco
1oI: Gladiator. loI: Miss Onvc lu<: Poor Jonathan
fatontown. lo2 each: Carmee. VI: Flatlands. Ched.
OAR. ~ each: John r.. ~.
Fourth Race-Five.evh OF mile: handcap. San.
downe 1l6 fdget 100: uelen 1o4. Play or Pay. lOl;
kiRhtAwRy. 100.
ington: lis Blityen. li King crab ll5 Lord Harry.
Little Fred, II each Ella Macintosh 1U5 each; Tom
Tough. %: Krikna. so: Uncertainty. 30.
sixth fsce-seren furlpngs: selling Jim Courtney.
113: Beeton. llU: Iiumm,nR Bird 1OS: Monsoon, lOf:
SIR Georrs H.. !, I: Dalesman. r.ral,o. io4 each
Quartermaster 1oo: Power. lOl; Thanks. as: shot.
George C..
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O'LEARY'S COLT HOME FIRST.
A son OF DUTCH ROLLER MAKES HIS
DEBUT AND UPSETs THE TALENT

Tho Colt Proves the I.oue shot OF the Day
Four Favorites I.nnd Their Purses In snc-
cession on tho Hilltop Race Course.
Rain and a muddy track. combined with the
scratching OF several good performers from the
excellent programme. took the edge OH tho
sport at Guttonburg yesterday: but there was
lots Of life In tho betting ring. ana the resu-
lars Jared we'll. four favorites out OF SIX spash-
Ing homo in front j. O'Lcary launched tho
long shot OF the day on the sports in the nrst
race. a dash for mnidens. BY sending MS Colt
Edmund Connolly out In his initial race. Nc.
Dermott sent the colt to the front At the head ga.
Of the bomestretch. and landed the 10 ofn smot
handy winner BY two lengths. '9hpa ,hras ,cnSths
nor beating EEola. tho fnVorite' thFeo ehS'"e
Martin Ma sent "S Burlington. odds on fayorite tn
beating sSeetbr Handlly ior ~ nace; Del S,I
Demonio ton choice in the third race ,t, iGd a.,
ns,oSs TH HRs ns rnse TSa ns
Bon Voyage sailed in safely with the money 2f
M 'HGrt n Ioh The SabF bua
GSs Gi aso sns Std tSe lead from end 70 end
Tho sixth race twas won in drive by Milo.
place. Addis Il. favorito at 8 to 8 against was
FIRST RACE.
Purse sAoo. for maidens; three.quarters Of = mile
sissss: ss aarasy sams@a. rsHS @
j. Car ans b. T. Johnny OConnor. = - wv Tehuy)'.. =
Lady tSssHsS ss.ia e. aa.Sss d%St
Laurenstun also ran. Time. 20 Houtnk-AEHinst
Edmund connolly. 6to /; }. .Oconnor. oto l; Eho!a.
1lto6
SECOND RACE.
s.dsn s,.Sc': biz s Burlington. s. BY fowhA.san-,
Invsrcauid. llO Martin. nl.:.:;............"..".".
E:$ Ss;sss: Fl: ..S:
Laiiah. 50 to SwectbfeAd
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500: nvr and a,hait fnrlcnE. r matt.
d. IiRgins's b. c. Bel Ismonio u. by Cncas-Bella.
II. srsIey. Sr Bn.z.n, s. iia iii jonei
M"S.l .sitnn Sir Richard and Lester also ran Tins.
1:ll. Bs,tn.-Against Bel Demon,o. TO 3; Blitysn.
& to 2; Saudowne, 4tol.
FOURTH RACE.
Purse Sloo: selling; dve.eiRhths Of n mile.
}. McElmeel's b. c. Bon Voyage B. by Asgyle-Jen.
ME j. boaaSah E aSa @ Xii. olive. G. io ;h,s,d
j. II. McCornicks Narka colt. g. 10 tDonohneJ
Bolivar Pr Martin MisdAn, and Mart also ran.
Time, O4E
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling: hvc.eights Of a mile
W H. Rollers ch. I. A1rae 8. by Forester-Alhatross.
j. aSiiers s. T. serwyn . iii ticD.rmoit
Tom Kar. BENJAMIN. Charley Wilson. and Red Elm
also ran Time. I:O4. Betting AzraeL TO 6;
Berwyn. Oto !: Magic. ttol.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling: one mile.
T. N. kerrys b. c. Milo j. by Miser-Hermine. p5
W B. Cations b. G Headlight, T. i ID tMr bermott, "
NJ. j; Da!y's b. Bnbtgvan. g. 81 tllowel..... 8
also Also ran Time. ~ Bet.ing.AYainst Milo. = to l:
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tried to force matters. but the Buffalo ran

tricU TO IOrc0 mutteIss put 'Ho De'~ "
away. ,.. h.v
n minute Greggains shot his LETT INTO 1ostt
tello's stomach. getting no in. return, tailorinS
Costello about tho ring. both us fresh AS cou'o
be aiter three hours fighting. u,.,,
Round FORTY. FOUR -GreRgains began VIII VIII
his left on Costelo's stomach. u hot ,eScnnnIe
saw both land. Costello on tho t,nS neGK;
nnce nh% ofea, or s opponents ear. Gregranss left
was light on the stomach. and then - tnSy icy
fought on the ropes, neither doing any 6lmsRe.
kouND FonrY: FIVE .siregEninss s,n mlssea, m,ln,Su,es:
sna5rne he g2t .,inn,ss in teFbSl,s' Tb,s nsttiea t
Costello. and he came out Of his c3r1er, an. ana
rained two savage blows on GregRatnss iace'
showing lot OF latent energy -
.RouNp FoRTY.sIx.-Body blows were ,,oS. e1.
changed. with honors oven. Two OF the cleo;
trio lights above the heads Of the men barhSa aSa
blue. sputtered. and went out. leaving tho
men to battle in semi gloom. ,,-,,, ,.,.
ROUND FORTy -sEyEN. -GreRRains.s IlRnt ~.
on tho face was tho forerunner OF driVe III
the corner. but It cGme TO nothing. .,,,u.a
RovND conference.-the crowd whlsueu
Home. Sweet Home" while the men were IN
their corners. Tho crowd, however, had eeen
surprisingly undemonstrativo up to tnisn nnt, POW,
but now there were mutters ot Oh hRh'i
Go on and flghtl'
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strikes nnd spares.

The RahwsyY. ". q. A. Bowling ,iub have organized.
mud would Ike n arrange gau.s III hrs class uIuL
Address W. j. Druinvelnnnn, boA ~, Halfway M.
Fiual preparations for the hcle sam bowling tour.
ngmcnt viii be mai. a. meeting 10 lie held tVuOiIow
evening Clubs wishing 20 compete aus send m their
appIr ltIpns At this mfet ting
Secretary II. q. Eaun OF he 4 A. H. Y. requests tho
slus mat sr. c"mnriing in the sectional 'ournamen
10 Inn he iHmtd civ alter each gam. IL
rolled Address II. a.. Zauh. Produce Exchange, city.
Atinr meeting Of the Arlmston Bow'in. League at
Arlington Hail the following officers we're elected
rfe.usnt ,eorGe H. Won D.iie tir,t Vice President
J. H. Arnod; seroni Nire'Prts,dent j. bennn: serrr
tnrN, l.. pOanr: Treasurer. H. Benirn; rsrgeani.at
Arms. J. II. kliegl. Ths bowl nx clubs r.rre.ent.d
were the Anrania. Columbia, HARMONIC. KITTY lutJ.
and vorwaegta
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A Few sngRe-tion. ns to the Great Effect.
OF Little Things.

OF Little Things.
A little care will save you much ANNOYANCE
A little neglect OF some simple duty ,u.v
load to disaster which would impair Your m.
A little Kindness to fellow creature ,rav
cnuse You little effort. and may result in I'M.
told good.
A littlo attention to tho right thing Mt IN.
right timc may result in great things to you Al
the proper time.
A littlo chill may sccm trifling. but II m.r
be the FIRST symptom OF pneumonia, possible,
OF denth.
A little prompt attention whom rou nrs, tee,
chilly is by all means the thing you should do
and do at onco.
A little pure medicinal stimulnnt taken
promptly will drive away tho ch!ll. restore the
circulation. and warm the blood.
a little reflection will show YOU that onlva
pure medicinal stimulant will answer ana
that thcro is but one. which is Duly's rure
Malt Whiskcy.
little ilrmncss when tho druggist or crocer
tries to sell you some so-calcd whskcy which
has no mcrt will snvc you much annoyance
and perhaps preserve your health.
little constant use Of this pure medicinal
stimulant will tend to help your health and
keep you in n condition to resist tho sudderA
changes OF tho season-Adr.
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YacI.tsmen Talking OF the Challenge.

Tho news tina: n challenge Tor the Amerr8s Cup Is
on the way from Lord Dunravcn seems 10 have stirred
matters up bit nt the New YORK Yacht club yester
hAy N spite of the scare or moro al we'll known
yarhtsmrn gathered in the club's reading r"om anu
talked over the situation Every one from comm odnro
Gerry down to the hall boy the cuD house seemed 10
be delighted at the prospect Of n race,
The iart that tho cable from Lord Dunrnv' 10 Gen.
Paine bore signature caused soie Of the cub
10 think that II IN KAT not be genuine. Mr. ksrseywh0
REPRESENTS Lord unTAven m tbis side OF tho wafer.
sonhtmei the nsNt yesterday by saying that . chsL
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Aqltatic Notes.

The Nereus Boat Club "f Flushing have ordered three
double gigs for next season. S
Tho Wyanoke Boat Club will hold Its nuaI election
Ic5th street. ''
The Crescent Rowing Cinh las secured the Lyreum
take place OIL Dec. q "
j. W.-lenry l.. Soars and William O'ConnOr hoth
died of tyI hold pne lm0Aia Sears WAS born an Juiv
H. 1853. at Grafton Clarence River. New South aes
The Nonpare Rowing Club Will hold II ann nj ..c
toi OF Otctrs at its boat house U,, the arsn Eiv,r
ON Dec. and there w he stag NJ :Ec bnat oIse on
Zee H. Thn annual rtrcpliOn ut the club Will tuk.
place at the Central Turn E"irn Ian 70 next Tho
meHt this year.
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JACK MAULIEFE rs BROKE.
lie Doc.nt Want 20 Fight, hut Necessity
Drives Him to II.

Dr1yeh 10
CHICAGO. Nov. 22-Champion Jack MeAu-
life. the conqueror Of Billy Myer. arrived in
tho city from the East with his vaudeville
company yesterday and opened weeks en-
gngement at the Peoples Theatre last night.
When asked as to the story that he would not
engage in my more finish contests. he eaid:
THAT held good once. Immediately after the
Now Orleans fight Then had $4,000 and
was independent. and now haven't the price
OF drink. I'm out for the money. and II
can't make, 1t in this or any other business
why. will be compelled to fight for It,.
And tho Lord knows that l didn't care 70
fight. hayo signed conditional articles to
light with Dick Burge OF England before the
Crescent City Club OF New Orleans. l signed
the articles about two mont hs ago nnd sent
the papers to President Noel. Burge. how
ever has not signed yet l don't care to Hight.
but necessity drives mo to II. nm twenty
pounds over weight. l have not had u bit OF
trimming in weeks. and must hunt up gym
nasium. Myer is getting into good shape for
that six::round 20. and have not done any
thing. Ill hive to spar fast to hold my own
With him. II the purse is enough I'll fight
A com missioner representing the Crescent
City Club called on McAulifle last night. He
exhibited a telegram and long letter from
Charles Noel advising him not to accept any
offer thnt tho Coney Island Athletic Club would
make: that tho Crescent Club would offer the
largest purse. McAuline. who is kindly dis
posed toward Noel. will give him the first call
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uuy weakened constitution anu aiu d'S's-
tiou and nut triton. Be sure 10 get the gem
nine. You would not take counterfeit
money Dont take any imitation "i do
Lnun uoN's Malt Extract. The " genuine
must have the signature OF "Johann Hon .
an the neck Of every bottle. Eisner x Men
dclson Co. Agents. New York. Use Johann
Hor Malt Bonbons for Coughs sd Colds.
A pleasant and active remedy.
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Guido Wins the Handicap "a, Roby.

CHICAGO. Nov - :nrre fnvorites carried Of the
honors at Roty to-day.
First Rxc.-une.half mile: selling. Helen wreun nrst
Moose second. Isabella thiid Time. O:G3.
Second Race-tive furiunRs Horace l.. first, San
Pablo second. Maggie !.e5us third. Time. 0TlS
rhirt RGce-f0Lr AMI har fnronvs. selling. An
tunn Lear hrst stenway second. sam SAyres third
Tine. 700.
Fourth RacN-TIand'cap: SIX furlonRs. Guido nrst
WRlcott second. Highland third. Time 20
Fifth Race-Stven fur!onSs Churchill Clark first. Ny
Queen second. Prince y. third. Time, 80.
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Football GOSSIP.

heP0Sfc'hnic Institute e evan VIII play their fin nj
game 0t The s"nson with the Press fnotba team, winch
IN com posed Gr New YORK iepuriers M Enst,rn paw
lrookiyn on Thursday aiternt 81. 0'corE ram or
SHINE. 80 ''' va
Wilson Brown. captain II the Ioga football team.
says tnht me inia, were not defeated by the
ioohg nens nehtue eleven hut thar tho WAS to
Aearh team MhkinH touch down but failing IN ~ a
ir> Tor HDa hp' rnwn iurhrr says that hot, ref
cree nni umpire dsclitd no soa. IN the case OF e..
team " ~>N"
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Winners mt Gloucester.

GL,r'v.r Nov. "s.--First Race-Fiven iphths Of .
mile. Apollo nrst u Wilcox secon |. Freedom third
line. D..
sec Ia ce-Five eghths Of mile Battle Cry Nrst,
Aftermath seco I'd. Ralph third. iline. :OIA.
Third Rsre-F,ve.eigLths .: mite. liawEeye first.
T!0sa sec M Jim e. are third. Time. UI4
fo fth kace-pue mile sandstone rrst school Boy
second. Gios,er third Time Ii
Filth Rnce-Six ard on :.QuRrter furlonR'. Great
Gun. first; formor scconi Martel ri Time. l:261t
sixth RAce-Five.sighths OF mile Jersey tirsL
owen GoIden second Keys third. Time. l:O1.
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O'Brien's Pal Sentenced to Prison.

ALBANY, Nov. 2S.-Georse W. Post. the pal af
Tom ODrien In buncoinG John NJ. Peck out Of
$4,000 on Jan %. 1882. was to-tlay sentenced
by Judge Clute to Dannemora prison for ten
Post the lowest term, because no had nj ways
behaved ikea gentleman when In court. al, d
he Thought ten years would meet his case.
oBrien. who was last heard Of In Notterdnm.
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Purse Winners ut Hawthorne

CnIcAao. Nov. 2s Two fsvoritcs won at Hawthorne
to day. Engarita in the third and Emma the fourth
First Race-Five furlonSs. Morse Grst. Ionnie sec.
ond, N'crroy third Time. / :OI.
second Race-Se,iina; six furongs. Teuton'c frss
Leon Bioss"in second. d Bel tnnd Time. ls4.
Third Rsct-une mile selling EngaritA nsst, Mo-
hurtry second. 81 Aibaus third. Time, AN
Fourth knce-lialr II mite: seing Emma lrst. Jake
Alien sec"ud rirdeG third Time. Ohl.
flfth Race-Six furlnngs; selling. fockport frst.
Top ia liant second. Tome Jones tn rd Time. l:lD
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Crooks VIII Not P,ny Isnn Again.

ST. Iouls. Nov. est is ahout settled that Jack
Gasscock will play short for the Browns next sea.
son. Jack Cronhs announced emphali cally that he
vii, not play bah a"an lie says he has secured a
pusiOn as righL ul agent tor Nortnwekten rail-.
road and Intends t. take up his residence IN 81 Paul
lie nutned MI Nnn der Aho OF HI. intention. aud
chr,r has ,lru.ed Manager Watkins hunt up a
star "a ecu.l basrinan to take Crook SIS Mace.
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Columbia College Oar-men Preparing fos
Next Season.

The Standing Committee on Rowing At coum'is
College yesterday posted the following notice about
tho college:
'.Tge question OF university crew for the ensuing
var IA now ,utcr discussion l,v The IuNng Commit.
tee nnd decision III favor II such VII! depend largely
on the material assured mi college interest taken IN
the movement. AIrandtiat"s Tor ~" nnvti SHY crew
viii .ruL their anne. ngr n"igl aud weight 10 r. D.
Douynrrty M, ON ~ hrtDgr I''r . g.,
lIr.,i, uI.iuhrr -: good men nav" h'Hhnen thtlr
int,ut'Gn ~ t'Alun. hni It IS rNp"'lrh lhht more
III an ,wrr mo ri.. nan IN any previous year.. u
rlH-r OI ihn ATS una Mn0W
h.,I M, clIns yrrfrrdiy ht'Ihooh I" hitchsn plans
~, ~ ;h.,r las. -. ", Arms r"ug WAS elected
I'm n,rary rlpan tor tho ARR. anh r.ul Mclean for
"r. A. &, Arr-gI'. ~ the III and SI VARSITY
rev w ,llrc sol I'll. ur"UUg. AMI arOused great
en- fnrHl.d the fact that OF the Inst
r.s w IN me- harvard freshmen. Columbia had
~. Iou njt""- were appointed 10 canvass tho cas-
"a, flu!s t. support the crew The candidates Hil
be.,n irar.uG immediately after the holidays.
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Winners ut East st. Louis.

ST. Lnuis Nov 2S-First Iace-Fiv-.eig his OF mile
Time. lOJ
Second Race-one mile Van Zandt first. Lombard
second. Penny Royal third. Time. 1;i4h
Third Racs-Three- four hs OF a miit. Reserve hrst
Sexton second. Steve Jerome Third, lime IN
Fourth Hace-ThTce tourths Of mile. future nrst
walter second Irene II. third. Time. ;lha
Fttth l.ct-Fiyc eighths of mite, Mount McGreGor
INST. keye Dor 6ecOud Ed Garland third Time. :u31p
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A Former BnaraIo Social Star Doing tn.
skirt Dance.

BUFFALO. Now 2S.-To-nghts announce.
ment that Dorothy Denning now doing a ok irt
dance at Roster 4 Biars In New York. would
appear next week at Shea's Music Hall hns
created much talk about town. Miss Denning
ls the wife Of Dr. J.. ]. C. Cronyn OF this city,
COMPANY fifteen months ago. bhe was a socisi
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Brooklyn Furniture Co.
553 to 57l Fulton ST.,
BROOKLYN, NY.


The annual football game between the seniors and
juniors OF Columbia College was played yesterday
afternoon at Wilamsbrdge and resulted in farce e
the highest order More time wasted in contest
ing the decisions OF Referee Shipnan than was son-
sumed by the entire actua! play Ninety.thres made
touch down and goal in the early part OF the rss
half genuine fuke ON getting the ball the juniors
had little difficulty in making gains Of ten and twenty
yards around tn. ends Tompkins with q run oe
twenty yards made "a touch down. and lidrsth kicked
the goal This made tho hcoro at the end OF the hrss
half u TOD.
amy real football For ten minutes neither side scored
Tompk ns made another long run. but was downsd on
'Einty.hrees hfterI.yard line. Play was then very
hot and exciting On third down liildreth attempted
kick but tho ball was fumbled and twenty yards
were lost The referee however gave the ball 70 ,le
10 tho dnrknes AMI the referee decided the game
tir The seniors contendrd that time could not be
called until the time agreed upon had expired, and
held that the game was theirs by default The Official
score given ny the referee remained N-h Another
game will he to decide what team will pay
'Ninety.ive for the championship.
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Griffin Thinks Ike Can Defeat Dixon.

johnny Griffin the clever feather weight puailist Of
Brsintee Mass arrived in town last night from Bos.
ton. Grimm is the picture Of heath. lie told Srs
porter TINT he was hnSIOus to meet some in his
class. lie Is sure that ho can defeat george Dlx0u
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BIg Sale OF Harness Horses,

There was a good attendance at Tattersalls'
repository. corner Of Seventh avenue and
Fiity-hfth street. yesterday. when somo three
score or moro high-class harness and saddle
horses We're sold by auction. As a rule prices
We're fair. the sixty head ngCregating about
$1,000. Those sold for 5000 or U pwnrd follow:
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Amerious. lGS 200 a4c A21 402 5Is GIL 151 s2s
Jolly .......00 1877 "o7 2IO 3SU 4l8 <I< 5I5 HT IoT
Las
Average-Americus. 1G735: Jolly. 1A1 20.
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the st. Louis and Cincinnati ExprcsS
90 the PenntyirRnia Railroad leads all other trans In
the West ana southwest II the best train and funs
over the shortest T0ute.-Aar. -
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C,uunirGi Nov. .S-Thc annual goal kirk ny cOnt st
wa, begun to day, Trials from the two nearest ds-
tunce. completed. hut by that tine TIE wind h.i
become 40 gusty and tho hail 30 Vet and unmanhss'
able from the drikyng rain that the war post.
pon,d until The frst dry day. The records maze to
dsy VII. not be counted bat the whole 10
h,gun uI .r AGAIN wien III. Hrathrr permits Ihs
scores wlrh were made showed TINT the kicking
Will irDhahlN close In the iyrt
tral trum iAs tw'nty.nvryaFd limo Russell.
brewer ara rfal,urd each kicked two out
tnr'e of hr liaco Arss fram ne ioyard line wh.ie
Hr,w,r Ius l. aud ldy Zach scored two successful
tra. Tf.uuri VINO won III" rvrui last year. has fA-
len ~ percrpibiy. aud hardly s"'iHs TO even run
ruaucr 81 rep. ating .is p"t'"ru"il.'
me rcriHu u cSpthII i't ~ varsity eleven mas
ls,u unsi nunsi for some itIHr ~ i,asOn Is gwen
'i or man ,!.t the men Mi.1 ahput thc matter
cny-.u , AMI 10 iInt out lrtHlc!! 'Gst what men
coming pack next year.
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Orchard .a3 175 2s2 35O AL 6l5 Goa e7s 753 s39
Kosedale 1854 PAL 3O7 800 I07 $50 tSs 72O 7y8
umpirs-A. Muller. scorers-D. o. wuehrmann and
A. Nedekin
Averngss-orchard. 1e7 SO: RosedAle. 15s ln
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sEC0Nn GAME,
Totnl......io 1915 e1o rotnl. .. :. Is 20 1.

FRAMES.
Joy,,.....,s4 IJS 239 32p 423 52G Gil zoo 7e3 $40
fideia sp lNo 21S $50 4Sb COS 5at Gsa Ii3 S48
umpre-u. Hoffman. Scorcrs-E L. usbeck and
s. Lss.
Average Jolly. ia: FideiiA 100 l.a
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FRAMES

FRAMES
Jonah .....7T 73 PAT 3l6 Sss lg2 57s 6o3 1877 sll
Orchnrd....a1 1ID 245 1913 40s 4BA 532 5yY 654 7lS
umpire-A. Muller. scorers-Louis schr and D. Tist.
jen.
Averases-Jonah, 1902 1.o: Orchard, 1As St.
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'N'OT IT
TRAMps.

TRAMps.
Fdclia ....a4 1sS 263 3ST 448 $40 s2l TIA so2 $50
Amcrlcus eS 1e5 2GS $3.50 409 47S 50J 64a 746 ~
umplre-l1. Hoffman. scorers-B Deinorest and 4
L. usbeck.
Avsrn.e-FideliA, 10: Americus le9 +a
One OF tho most astonishing defeats OF the season oc
CURED in the Academy tournament last night. An
easy victory was antcp pAtrd for the Orchards tn
Jonnhs. but York ville's young champions rolled
strong up hill game and defeated Capt. Nilclens me
with Ridiculous ease. The scores:
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! ECONp CANE,

saranac 81 l44 All 27A 33s 4le 900 COL ca 72e
Columbus. .55 l29 20+ 2S7 356 4l5 4S6 577 d1l 7O8
Umpire-C. II. Elbets. Scorers-w. Criefelds and
Charles Spsh.
In tho Brooklyn subdivision series of the American
Amateur Bowin Cnitn last night. the Monroe Club
defeated the Ansona team by only pin The
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Saranac....S3 1co 2o3 2s7 BAL I2o sol SGT 6ss tn
Pin Knights 10 l5l 233 334 AIT 4a8 572 COS 7ll sos
Umpire-T. s. Wells scorers-w. Creifelds aud O. ".
Farmer
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: ~ unrper +, n,orIcf e flr sew York Athletic
r,', ,iiri 'saturdn, - , %. Isuuh trouble and
buried on sunday. l.,ri "H. Nhs.oosing young
.c,inw and was .iti'r ga rNr,i un the nyng rin.s.
lis &, attn WAS very Gg,n aud 'au'ea general regret
anons Sew York ilur urN1e!s Wiih whom ne Was n
lnyurltr
The sun., 1892-11-29
To,als....122ols 776l 1otals..... <252l 7so
rRAMKs.

Rosedale 6s l43 232 3ll 3as 40 b<s 8I9oS0 776
Jonah. ~ 14< 227 81 S8b 1<S 522 5S0663 73O
rmpre-C L. Dornn scorers-Louis schin and D. o.
Wuehmann.
Averages-Rosedale. 1856 1-5: Jonah. 1Ia
In Carruther's Brooklyn tourn ament last niRht the
Pin knights defeato od the Saranac Club the lattsr
defeated the Columbus Club. The scoresi
, FIRST CANE
The sun., 1892-11-29

The nr.t match q ssrie. ot three between the howl
erS NJ the Newark Ray Boat Club Of BAyonne and tile
tam Of the M"n!Eomsry rowling Club Of Newark
contested last evening on the aiieys OF the former
organization club house. The score:
Monxe,nery BowliIg rlub-A Z. Quinby. l4a; Mur.
pny. lDI: fcunett. l25: LRvendese Ih5; Kehdinc,
1a4: Lines lB4, smith: l5l: 'Yr-ei.nd. l4.; 4. s.
Q9inby. 1877; f'sston. AL. Total. .bON.
Newark BAY BoAt Cub-W. Mackellar l5o: SNYDER
~: L. Holmes. lSa: Pasks ldl IS. j, Tho.nas l3s;
III: Brown. 14O Total, l,d97.
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NEwARR. Nov. 2S.The following were m ade In
night:
Alpha1Boo,h. 1875; Huyler. 17a: Frauts 1913; Clark,
10. Roll. 1874, Total hpl. ~
,Pnrtimt.Meerho,l lsN; Boyer. 100; Banniser lsl;
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-16

sirsThere lisa cheering evidences that Our
evening contemporary has sbeehr taking
lessons on smanners lately. ts8astr night
it devoted more than co9dhnni tor flliH
journal'a and its1 editor neverd dousedt the
term fellow" but once, on the other
hand, .smistered'c usstwiees sisGoodl we
believe, smore than Aevera 81 that
while the lamp holds on ntoa bnrnsthe
greatest sinner may return, '5snsseiE ssit
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-16

The Eastern Oregon Republican asks !:
eff the tariff is tax why isiti that wire
nails sell for $19O a keg, while the duty
is$2la keg? And why does calico sell
for 141s cents a yard and less, while the
duty is 8 cents a yard2i. and. why can
cloth be bought,for 75 cents q yard the
duty on which in 971a cents a yard?''
The truth is the tariff is a tax when the
consumer uses articles of foreign produc-
tion subject to an import duty. The
price of such articles is increased to the
consumer by the amount of the duty
paid at the port of entry.9G But protec-
tion has SO stimulated home production
and competition has SO reduced the prices
of home manufactures that practically, SO
far as our home products, which enter
largely into the consumption of the
masses are concerned, the tariff is not a