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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-11-24
A SWORN CURE FOR ST. WAS DANCE OR CHOREA.

u SWUHW VUhE run ST vino UHEs0E Vn VHUhEH
CRAwFoRDsvnLE, IND, June q 1887
gave bottles
and she completely restored believe will St
it family for
the greatest remedy the world for Indigestion and Dyspepsia for all
Nervous Disorders and Failing Health from
eYa.s of Ta;o,n JOHN T. MIsH
Montgomery County, )'''
Subscribed and sworn to before me this June o 1857
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
ADDRESS DY GENERAL WILSON.

Members Of the New York Genealogical and Bio.
graphical society met last evening al the berkeley
Lyccum, No. - West Forty iourA,,t., 70 hear an
address by General James Grant Wilson, president
Of the society, his subject being Bryant Cooper,
Hallcck, Irving and other NrwNDrk Authors" cen
eral Wilson skctchcd the development Of American
literature during the first half OF tAs century and
dwclt at length the early ku.cAcrbockcr writers.
James X. Padding, he said, was The first truly
National writer and one who did great service In
preparing the way FOR the brilliant circle Of authors
who sprung mp ,OOn after the Revolutionary War.
He the author OF numerous political pamphlets
and new paper articles which had powerful in
nucnce upon The politics OF his tine" The sal
gund ar,lclc,,' which fist appeared In the New
York newspapers, were the john production Of Paud
ing and Washington Irving. These article. fist
brought into prominence Washington Irving WHO was
destined - Income i"c hio,t polished aud refined
descriptive writer did hlLor.st which America has
set produced. Mot 81 The other writer, have lived
within the memory Of persons alive. and some
Of them We're personally known 10 Gencrnl wilson Who
described their He auI works their nildcncc Oh
their time and Oh all time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
GArnrprp Anorr TIE TOWN.

Tn. Rev jane II. Nl',hcn. CA.nccn1- ~ the
Roman Catholic Docczc Of Broodyn. la been elected
secretary Of the Poard Of C)neulors 10 The Bishop.
lie IL thirty ei-ht years Old efd j. IN charge OF II
Johns Chapel in the Cathedr. PARISH.
Tho fund, for 'hc a.d u tho sufferers from las'
saturday, fire were Increased ycstor,v bv s7l9 90.
The matinee performance at TIE Park Thcatr' ycstcr
Gav afternoon for the charity realized handsome
sum.
General SlocuIn president OF tie Coney Island and
B-co,lyn Railroad Company, submitted plan Tor
street railroad connexions with uic Bridge behalf
Of h. company to Pre- ldent Howell yesterday. The
terminal committee Will consider them.
John J. Foster IS scelln. absolute divorce from
Mrs Mary Foster - whom he was married on Ma
II, 1889. Proof OF service Of the papers was dc
fcctlvc in the City Court yesterday. and tho
adjourned.
John \. Hurdle. who once had large law pnctice,
was convicted Of deserving Ia, vii, and falling To
support her yesterday and sent to Jail by Police
Justice Connolly in default Of 5000 bali
Mrs Evclinc IL. Munro has begun IL suit for limited
divorce from Albert a. Munro the ground of cruel
treatment. They married on February rs. let-.
Mrs Munro complains tina, her husband compelled
her to live with his parcnts. Mr.. Munro j, an aiti't
and IS employed 10y Tiffany IL Co.. Of NowlOlk.
Robert II. Aulc-cy. supervisor-elcct Of The Twenty,
second Ward is critically i'll with pneumonia nj hi-
home 80. 400 sevcnteclth-st. lie /, nitg year, Old
and il a hay and feed dealer. liz elected super
visor Of the Eighth Ward two years ago. and by
change Of ward boundaries now live, in the Twenty
second Ward.
Robert Cillies will deliver free illustrated lecture
In Bethany Presby terian Church, Hascy St near How
ardave. next Tuesday evening. " The Evolution
in sacred Music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
ruPrr eoYs CHARGED WITH ARSON.

on TUESDAY nlrh Inst fire broke ou' In the M"thof
is, EPISCOPAL Church. Of No. 5fj Fast EleventhSt.
doing - 900 damages t. the furniture and bu'Idhe'
For .ome time pao' f. l.. Fox. The pastor OF inc
church ha, boon ANNOYED by \ number Of young mon
who 1--we 70 The neighbour oil. on Monday night
Christ, ,her Wlescmmnnr sixteen years oil. oi No.
Go Enst Eleventh. &. Henry Dippc. fourteen years
old q, No So. En,, El,tcntl-f.. ard Matthew Suliz,
nine YEAR old Of 40. So East Ecvcnth-St. were
conducting thcmsc,c, 80 dspr!crly that they were
c'ec,,d from the church Wi-,emmann and his com
taulons shouted that tlcv w,sd get even by setting
The church on lire. When a fire broke out on the
allowrc crcinc suspicion AT once Fell upon The thc"
bows Tie matter Wa placed ia the hands u Captain
lt.orty Of tie Fourteenth Precinct. and lat night
Detectives Meyer l.d N"claa rested the boys. IN
tL f.-cN Market Police Court Yesterday u tee Hogan
.ro tie ilr-c loy- o. await the result ~ M uvcs-
iaa,ion which is being made hy tie Fro Marshal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
SHIPPING Ne us.
PORT OF NEw-YOEK, FRInAY. NOV. II. 1892.
ARRIVED


steamer Engsnd on. iI'ai'y. London October 10
Island Jt 3 10 D. mo>lne ~ovl, under her steam.
otc?u.'r Nj, -ippi tir. rocquct London october -
with nd.c to Nr"-iop S"ilbInS Co. Arrived at the
lar at 10 a. ~.
~ AMIR LA tsmyua (Dutcu. ,mit Antwerp october
-. ia ha last a. Heriran >tufabcfs Co Arrived at
s'ailcr colombia Shackforl Colon November ,. with
nd" .Hd Ia--'ngrr- to ilciiio NAH =, to
steiner DAMS, Prince Or. saunders, proereso IT, days
with hemp To Iiculf ~ l. Rbolv \ Co.
steamer cry or-Au"nta. Dole West Point. Va. with
steamer Guyandottc. Walitr, Newport News and
NorSk with mdsc and passengers 70 Old Dominion Steam
Steamer city If Ftchburs Bibber. Fall River.
Steamer Chateau Lart~ (Fr) Chabot. Bordclux Oeto-
Der - With mdse and passengers 10 Funch Edge Co.
Arrived 40 the Har at y N. - "a
mdse To " ! Hurst. Arrived A. the Rar at 10 p m
United cruiser Chicago (of North Atlantic SQUAD.
ROM Captain John + Mctilrnscy commanding from West
Indie Via Charleston. , G.
ship General knox Lbbv. Liverpool 30 DAYS. with
salt. order vessel To SNOW Burgess.
ship Equator (rj. Crosby. Fowcy. ~ DAYS. with
china clay TO order, vessel y J whitney Co.
ship l. Nor a. Cspp. IGuiuue August TO- with initiate
Of sOda & iIcmcnway Brown vessel to John Ro'cfeds
Ship 4 Fuller. coeord San Francisco July 20. with
BARK Ephaltes (Norl. To-kdsen. Monteyideo &c days
with wool and hides to Ems Wilder CO. vessel to
master.
Sunsct-wnd at Sandy HOOK light north: clear.
81 CIV ISlsnd. nfh'. north cl'ar.
CLEARED
steamer Flo erandr Bsrs;ow brunswick ga. and Fer.
nandlna-C IL Mallory & Co.
Steamer Algonquin. riatt. Charleston and Jacksonville
steamer Auranis tBr). Walker. Liverpool-vemon
Brig Pearl Knapp. St Kitts--I w & z Armstrong
Steamer La Bretague Fr Collier. uayre-A Forget
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
RECEPTION At TIE HlrEEM cLrn

The first ladies' entertainment and reception for
this season given by the Harlem Club was held last
night at the clubhouse. Lcnoxavc. and Onchundrcd-
and-twenty thlrdst Frank Lincoln was the humolist
Of the evening, and gave several Rotations which
were highly appreciated. \ musical programme was
given by Miss Marcellna Gonzalez, soprino Miss
Fielding Resell. oontrultO: Ross Daniel tenor and
William L. Taylor Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. james II. Taylor, Mr.. ana Mrs Edwin /.
Raynor. r. Clarence Dorsett. Mrs. Dorsett Mr. and
Mrs. T. Brant Cakin. Miss Stewart james J. Richards
Mr. and Mrs. Jared 8. Bsbcock Mr. and Mr.. W. o.
Demarest. Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Rathbun. Mr. and Mrs
W. l.. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs A. 5. Apgsr W. NJ.
King. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas H. Newman Mr. and Mrs
John J. Jasper. the Misses Jasper Mr. and Mrs J f.
Adams ir.. Mr. an1 Mrs Percy ID Adams Mr. and
Mrs. Wllmore AWAY. Mr. and Mr.. Marshall
Ayres. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T.. Alling Mr. and Mrs
Robert Bonyngc. Mr.. ana Mrs Charlie, f. Duxtou
DR.. ana Mrs. Albro r. Carman Henry A. Allison Miy
Allison. T. Frank Chcvaier. Mr. and Mrs Edward G.
COckey. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry VI. Day. Mr. and Mr.
C4arAs 81 11r, and DR. and Mrs L4se2h y. FarnDgton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

schoona .te,' Association. Hamilton Hall 10 80 a. m
Yalc-Unverity Of Pennsylvania football game Man
haitian sod p. N.
Auction sal, Of Ehret and Pepper racing stables.
An rican IIo > Exchange, s p. IN.
C-escent.New.Yoik Athlete Club football game Last
crn PARK Brooilyn. p. IN
kindergarten Bszaar meeting mail anu HNl'V''
Building .. n.
B.oodyn High schooAdeph Academy foo'oalI Ha'ch'
Washington Park, p Ii.
Professor D. r. Deyey's lecture, Brooklyn lnsu'u'e'
p. n.
IIsrve.d C,ub meeting, evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
rupFE YOUNG TTLL-TAPPERS ARRESTED.

THREE YOUNG TTLLTAPPERs ARRESTED
Charles Walsh Jacob Ambrose and Thomas Doran
nine ten and eleven years old respectively, "o.
arraigued before Justice Goetting in the Lee Avenue
police Court yesterday on charge OF robb'ns lie
money drawer Of the grocery store Of Henry ba'oen
az No 10 Hayemeycr-st. The amount stolen Wa 9io
Tho theft was committed Thursday afternoon !"
Bardeps absence. lie had lsft the Store IN '"arso
OF his fifteen Old lighter who was IN rear ro
when the young thieves cntorcd Ihe girl "'N Nv
discover the boys until they were leaving inc s'oi'
and che then gave an alarm. Before her cr1cs were
answered the boys had made good their escape nv
robbery was at reported 10 the ponce Vi u.
Fifth Precinct The girl gave good description %
the BOYS and on Thursday night they were roupu o'
Officer Church In the gallery Of the Novelty H
IarGeu said he did not care 70 ProFecuH as ',as ~,
parents Of the boy had returned MN h,r us i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
New-YCrk 4. c
TIE prlNcEroNcoRxELL GAME CANCELLED.

Manager Frazier, Of the Princeton University Foot
bail Team, ha, decided 10 cancel the game scheduled
for his team 10 play the Cornell University Team al
Manhattan Field on Wednesday afternoon next.
number o. PrncotCns strongest players Injured
in the game against the CnIvcrstv OF Pennsylvania
1T Philadelphia last saturday. and his team Is at
present not In good condition for hard contest.
The graduate advis ~ committee strongly recon-
mended tbs action and IL les at last been decided
upon. Tie game had been advertised around New
Yor,, n good deal. and many people Will be disap
pontcd I'm not seeing IL, as fine contest was anci
uoicd since Corncll's strong stand acaC-t Harvard.
Princctou however does not want 10 take chances
OF having any Of her PLAYERS injured before the
hir came with Yale on Thanksgiving Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
COLUMBr's CELEBRATION BILLS VETOED.

Supervisor at-Larec Kinkel has vetoed Of tn
bills passed by the Board Of Supervisors FOR expenses
connected with the Columbus celebration and
memorial arch declaration. The committee Of u"
board In charge Of tho matter. OF which sup"r'soF
Lewis chairman, was authorized 70 spend $4,000.
Tie committee gave a contract 20 H. d. Souihard
Cor the construction Of reviewing stands IN the PIAZZA
Of Prospect Tart and b. Frederick Ah-tce for deco
rating the Court Iouse snd Hall Of Records. Mr..
Southland put In 4 hill for 5000 for erecting u"
stands and furnishing 600 feet In length. with tier
Of seats for 5000 people Sir. Ahndge's bin for
decoration and Illumination was $1,000. Mr. Kink"l
thought ~0uthArlS bll excessive and vetoed II on that
ground lie vetoed the other biz because T. dle,
not specify plricuars. TIE vetOrs will he eSrni"i
The Beard ~ supervisors on MONDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE 4.
CITY.

JERSEY CITY.
Eleven colored men were arrested In TINS Guy '"''
Friday on charges OF false registration They nave
held In default Of bail ever since. Yesterday '"0 "
them Alonzo johnson and william Bird "eIe
leased In $500 each. District Attorney "iihciu Sou
40 believed Birds name had been taken IN tne nus
70 house canvass and that the man had not reeiS'cr''
rrdge Mppinoott said he bad reason 10 DeLe'e '''
Johnsons case OF similar character
II uansplred yesterday that the formal apphcu'on
N Theodore Schultz. the convicted baotboS st"'oi' VI
this city now at large on writ Of error lor IeaVe W
withdraw his plea and enter upon his Term " ~
prtsonment was fled October %. In some "nS ~
nap,rs were mslaid. and not brought 70 ~,
nntil ye,tertay Judge LppincUtt directed tne 80 -
In make out o commitment ana flVe IL W ,rmo,iJ
Mcphilips for immediate service. lie shlu ~ "o,r,
not be necessary bring schultz before ur ~ ,ho
The form is fifteen months. and Will begin WIFI "'e
date OF commitment 4, ,h,.
While marching I'm the Democratic pnIade III u" In
city Friday night james Ellington. who nVe1 III, III
W.st sldeave was struck OH the head by tlc l .
stick Of a rocket and fell unconscious i5c w ~
10 the house OF Thomas Welan. no. ~" ono ,
opposite whose door he fell. and was sun t ,rnc
lnef rlrbt The physicians say his sklI Is ho ~
tured Int that tho shock caused concmeS'pm, ,t, ~,
hrnin The tick pierced the SIX hat Mr. ilIlUtI'n
unrn and # Is thought that this dehecten IL ''N'
Martin Connolly. who has lived at no: o. an ,prs
~ hi, city for years. was arreauu "a =
d"v bv Democratic worker, because he wll','l I" ~
10 Hnpullican ticket. lie was kept lochru up uu ~
gestcrdav when he proved bis residence anu ""' "
leased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

AI,BEMA RLE-Mrs Frances Hoigson Burnett. BRE,
yOORTscna,or william b. Allison. Of Iowa, and Colonel
n W Peabody Of Boston. CHAMPIONSHIPS Lem
bert Tree Of Chicosj. FIFTH ANENCE-SenatoT Franz
IiseocE Of Syracuse senator Nelson W. Aldrch and
~ Governor Henry Howard Of Rhode Island, and Labor
or.rnis.oner Carroll D. Wright 0. Washington d. e.
uOI.LAND-Po-ter Palmer and wife. OF Chicago and
I.ynde son Of New. Haven. MURRAY H1LI-Henrv
q Robinson Of Hartford VICTORIA-pierre Botkine, o.
the Russian Iteration Washington. WlNDSOR-Oyfus
IL. Mccormick, OF Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
BROWN DEFEATED BY BowDoIN.

Providence. r. T.. Nov. l1.-Brown University ves
defeated by Bowdoih CHS afternoon by combination
Of hard luck and poor playing The score was 10 y
Bowdoin played sharp game, wh'Ie brown maoe
Two fumbles each Of which lost almost sure touch
down An The scoring was done In the first half,
Bowdoln scoring two touchdowns and missing two easy
goals IN the second half Brown came within two
feet of making a touchdown, but fumbied and loss
the ball Carleton and Fairbanks carried on ue
innors for BowdOin, while Hastings and Robinson
made the best showing on the Brown eleven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI.
Knit Underwear and Hosiery.
r. K w.
A NEW COLLAR

UNDERW WEAR
We continue to show full lines
of the celebrated
"FURLEY & BUTTRUM"
English Underwear, in all weights
and qualities for Men, Women,
and Children; also full assert
ment of Pure Silk Underwear,
plain and ribbed.
HOSIERY.
Our Fall ImportatiOns of Eng
fish and German Hosiery for
Men. Women, and Children, in
GLIDING Il large assortment Of
Stainless Black Cotton. Cashmere,
MerinO, and Black Silk, at I'm.
usually low prices.
JAMES MEG REERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
RTTUtRFORD

At TIC home ~ n. :. Pcmhlcton. on IhursoSS
night the Wesleyan Methodist Episcopal 'hurch OF
Rutherford. was organized, with inc Io'i""iH"
,-ts.o.s: L. " AFFORD j. r. Randolph. sylvester
-.-,...,tr,kor Thco.,ore Firchock Edward De Roude
Hr -iovon> and b. s P"mhlf"n. The now ohuToh'
which f. composed almost entirely Of people AVlng
IN BOILING springs Township. will DO co1nected
Win lo Rutherford Methods Church. ana inc Kew
- NJ A.rr.vs viii have charge Of both.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
THE WATER SUPPLY COMMISSION.

The question "a 20 whether the resignation Of
George G.. Herman from the Long Island water
scpply Company Commission would render y ncc't
sary to 90 over ali the testimony already tahcn hn'
been settled By agreement Of counsel that 1t viii be
sufficient for his 20 read the evidence 81
ready taken. The counsel for the city will again
ask the supreme Court 70 appoint lawyer upon the
Commission, that there may De some one com
potent 10 pass upon the relevancy 81 testimony
When william r. Lane resigned. Instead Of naming .
lawyer, Judge Pratt appointed civil engineer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
pAUNG IN ENGLAND.

London Nov. 1.-The race for the Liverpool Cup
q, the LIVERPOOL Autumn Meeting to-day was won
by Baron Dc fnrschs threeyearold bay colt Wndgail'
by C,all!urd out OF Windsor NJ de Monbe!s four
y.or.od bsy colt Ermak was second, and Mr. Ablng-
TOMS aged BAY mare Lady Rosebery third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
CANDIDATES EXPENSES WERE LIGHT

All candidates are required TO Gle statement Oh
campaign expenditures within days OF the election
Notice to this effect sent out By the Democrauo
Campaign Committee yesterday. Eugene H. Fuoh'
Republican candidate for Supervisor, In the Eighteenth
Ward spent $3.50 So and his friends spent $40. Or.
l. K Funk Prohibition candidate for Congrf.s, spent
&lOO Hubert g. TAYLOR. the only Republican As
semblyman elected. expended S27G Delnore Ewell'
tho Republican candidate for County Auditor, spent
ST.. stephen Laridn. the Republican candidate Tor
Constable IN the Fourth Ward, spent II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
steamer Island DAM. ssio stettin. copsnhasen ese

Steamer Island lDan) skoit stetin. Copsnhnsen e''
-' brig Victoria jensen Gahsao Tobias Co. no.
Steamer Neptune Eldrldge Boston-H DmocK. =,
steamer Spsssrndam (Dutch). Boniir Rotte dsm-Funch
steamer Pecoric (Br Hamden Li.bon-Phelps Bros
BARK Bristol (Br, Lawrence. Plyrnouth-shaw & Bur.
Steamer octorara REYNOLDS Patmore,H TOs Ss5c,o
and csSacss-BonItOn, ISiss & Daett. w.. ,,,..
Ship Jane Burrlt (Bf. Robertson. Havre-Ed"aTd
Incken Son.
a noa fl s hs's
A!ycna JsTe%e Kng,SSn ct: E Ns.s, 81 CITY
Of Birminqhsm savannah Algonquin, Charleston. etc.
Bark John rt'nhope for Demerara
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Reedy Island Light
SOs is sr 10 r. sOV az SssSg
ron dashng light Of the dh order 70 fixed light Of
.ags1s ssH ;gss.i ;S s Of 81; @
VIII show white from ssE through
;s;'H's ss - Iffs :; :s:s
red rhis viii keep the eassry red sector and the
edge Of the westerly red sector a. at present
bearings are magnetic given approximately and from
BY order of the Light House fI ES;5s A. GREER
on a. ,,e FS ess boSr wa:ngdn c.
n$S Tssg sS s sss ; @ Hsss 4
The wreck OF the canal.t which sunk about 300
feet from the wharf Of the Lehigh Valley Company JNty
CITY having removed the buoy which Iparked
?Ss,sen has been wi'hd'yW9 yyo2 GfE Of the
romnn.v. eagsq u Nov & NJ !Hi isss Sd District
TIE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERs-FoREIoN PORTS.
Steamer Massachusetts (Brl, Williams, from New.
York a rived az London November 10.
steamer Diamant tGeTI. Buchner, sailed from London
10 sfcame ToIer Hi tirj London for Now
York November II. 49,
sto,me HALEY (Br from New.York arrived at Liver
pool. November II. 49,. 49, x,., a..
steamer fanceot (rirj Case NewYork, arrived
IT Steamer Umbra tBr Mckay. from New.York for
Live pool passed Brow Heal November IL -. -. -
STEAMER italia Gen. Reuter- from New-York Tor Co.
rcohaGen passed I)unnet Head November IL
steamer La Hesbavc Dutch: Mime from Ne"-iorH
for Antwerp rslh sod the isle OF Wight Novenpcr IL 49,,
Steamer Colorado (Rr) Abbott from NeW-Yok Tor siui
passad Prawln Point November II.
steamer Othello Morgan, from New-lork FOR Ant
verp passod Pawle Point November H. 49,.
Steamer persian Monarch tr Brlstow, from Ne"-forH
to- london pa-s'd Prewlc Point November H. val, g.,
Nv rloo! pa@.ed Brow Head November II.
Stfaun- Foscalla (pr L. Temper, from New-York,
arrived 40 L.bon November 10.
The United states and Brazt Moi steamer Capuet.
Fls saiod from st Thomas far NewYork November IL
steamer Others (Belg). sailed from So Lucia Tor New
York November 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

see ut to put in her strongest lot OF men, ana inc
Harvard men hope that she will try her ucks aoou'
which there IS so much mystery IheTe VIII NC
critical eyes on the lookout for any "eah,eSe uIio
for the fine points OF the game AcIo In!uTg Is -
not A. serious first reported though ne may 1y
70 10 Springfield as substitute. MacNc hid I'l;.'
lands can etAer Of them, I'll his place WIN cled4I'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
TIE GAME IL BROOKLYN TO-DAY.

The Crescent, viii wind mp their season al Easter.
Park, BROOKLYN. this afternoon, in the closing game
Of the American Football Union championship s-ric,
with The eleven ~ lhc New-Yorh Athletic Club. The
New York team viii be the strongest Captain WrTed-
berg has put In the field us scnsOn. lie realize
that he has biz contract his hands and has been
saving Ills men fOr the occasion. The Crescent
will be repre- By their best players. and arr
looked upon the probable winners. Should they
lose. the series wOul be tie all around. Th-
teams will probably play rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

The referee will be William VI. Irvine. OF lr".c 3D..
and Tracy H. Harris also OF Princeton. will act -
umpire.
Ncw-Haven, Conn, Nov IL tSpecal.-Ihe coache'
TO-DAY put tie lshinE touches OF td.fN eleven
before sending them down to Ncw-lOrf to Nee
Penns vlvan,a'> victorious team Coraln Wath'G
the centre and gave >lillman final advice about
meeting NGans while Kid" Wa .ace watched tn
ends NcCIca and Beard each 4 k 'nrn a.
sanfords old plsce and 1t is probable hat each VIZ
play "A hall TO- morrow. There l. nJrr g"'"rHi terl
ng OF confidence in tho university that Captain No
CornIick', men viii not To-" any % th 'i pr.,;'G
Tomorrow though all expect a Close game lii'l'
of the money which has been 10 Philadelphia 40
ench quantities could be disposed ~ even AT hcaVN
Odds and Yale pcn are now giving OGd- Of two t0
that Pcnnsy lv..nia does not score. Graves Will "o
be able 10 play the Bliss brothers will play BON
backs and Grecnway will guard right end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

Pension Agent-On what grounds do you claim
pension
Veteran--Lost all arm in the service.
Pension Agcnt-Lost armI Why. man, you've
got two arms
Vetcran-Oh 7 didn't mean these. The |
lost was a Springfield NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tran
script
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

AMERICAN MILIIONtIRES.-Thr Tribune roll Of
persons repucd be worth million more has gees
revised aud repubiisbeJ 10 give. the names OF 4'oh
millionaire. Of the United states aad the lines oil ens''
ne 49, In which en c one made his fortune. WIN paper
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

DR.. TALNATE JOINS TIE TTIKTFEN VLTT,
DR.. Talmacc has been elcc'"d nm honorary mcmie-
Of the Thirteen Climb In his letter of ha.k'. arcepi
Ing the cccto on he writes:
alt Is only because large part 81 the human rncc
enjoy being fo0',,i that superstition about uuucky
day, and unucky numbers over gof tooth I'd
Thirteen 20 Sacr'd number for oir Lord hid
twelve apostles. and II IL sat down with thru
at table there must have becn thirteen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

,IKINLEY INDUSTRIEs.-New. Acompiisti,,s
striking articles from The Tribune describing ipdus
tries which ha We been established under bene6tA
by tho Mckinley BILL Figures are given shewtns
better wages and lowe. prices Of ma d facturei
goods rs cents IA copy.