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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-06
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A fine display Of silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
etc, at the EFT. NJ. Co.'S. Call and
inspect these goods, which are the
finest in their line ever brought r.
Elko.
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the people from oil parts Of the Stale
to meet with the Board on Saturday
November 18th, and discuss the mat
ter.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-06

Reckhart & Froelich have received
car load Of fresh Missouri cider and
are now ready TO supply the trade.
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ALMAGUNDI,
Silver is $685. to-day .

john Trainor, OF Huntington, are in
town to day.
". j. Urton and Commissioner
Wilson returned from their Worlds
FAIR trip to-day.
Sheriff Henderson collected the
sun Of S674,75 for licenses during the
month of October.
Commissioner McAfea arrived from
North Fork yesterday to attend the
meeting of the Commissioners to-day.
DR.. Petty, OF Wells, took in the
County Seat this afternoon. He re.
ports everything quiet in the eastern
part of the county.
E. G. Mcclellan came down from
Sparks & Harrell's ranch last night.
He will return in day or two to fin
lsh surveying the ranch.
Nov is the time to advertise your
holiday wares. Send your ad. to
the INDEPENDENT if you want the
people to know what you have for
saa0.
Badness is often preceded or ac-
oompanied by grayness OF the hair.
To prevent both badness and gray
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est remedy.
Attorney General Olney has sent a
letter to United States District At
Iorney Davis, Of Los Angeles, Califor-
mia, instructing him to proceed with
the deportation Of Chinese feIons
heretofore convicted.
A Sunday school pupil on being
asked what lesson WAS taught by
Lots wife turning into a pillar of
salt, replied: 1T teaches US not to
Le too fresh" Trust the children for
having ideas of their own.
Yester lay while Henderson ewar
was riding after horses on John Ain
leys ranch, Pleasant Valley, his horse
fell and threw him 10 the ground,
breaking his left shoulder. He came
Into town and DIR. Henderson sol the
= broken bone. ..r
L. Wintermantel, Elko's popular
jeweler, has new ad. elsewhere in
this issue. He wants everybody TO
wait and see his new Christmas stock
of jswelry and novelties before pur-
chasing. Read bis ad. and wait for
his new stock,
To relieve headache, correct dis
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They ale PERFECTLY safe to take. and
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DR.. ]. @. Leonard arrived from
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be consulSed by all needing dentistry
work. All wishing work in bis line
shonid COLL on him at once and make
an appointment as he will remain
but few days.
The wisest course in politics is ia
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this month.
Passenger train No. 3 due here al
$50 last night had not arrived at
o'clock this afternoon. The delay
rs caused By q head end collision Of
two freight trains yesterday morning
about 8 miles west of Wnds worth
ca'ised by an error in train orders b,
the Wadsworth dispatcher. Five OF
six men were Killed and several bad.
" injured.
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STATE OF OHIO, CRY OF ToLEDo,) -
LUCAS COUNTY. oI

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LUCAS COUNTY. %
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State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sun of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use OF HALLS CArARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of Dec. =,
A. D. 1856.
t-, A. w. GLEASON,
) SEAL. Notary Public.
Wi
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials, free
II. CHENEY & Co., Toledo,O
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Keene. N. H. July a. 1891,

Norman Lichty, Esq, Des Moines,
Iowa. Dear Sir:--I enclose so cts.
in stamps for two boxes Of Krause's
Headache Capsules, same as last.
Work like magic. Send at once, as
/ am out.
Respectfully,
A A BRoNsIDoN.
The sun., 1893-11-26

The Brooklyn Bicycle Club defeated the New Yorl
Tourist Mheelmen Thursday night IN The Nhselmenl
Fulton street The scores.
Brooklyn Bicycle Club-IswIs ls9; Kelly ia
Hobby. lOs; Rice l52 Aekerman. ~; suoonh iAA
Andersen 1857 hweszey, 1888 Total l.2l6 =
New ORA Ionrists-LAsSslL 124s WesibAy. lol; lou
man, g7; keefe, l23: WAtkins 1856: CAsksy 1l6; Fin
EArr. l46; Cassitt. 1877. Total Iol2
The sun., 1893-11-26
SEVENTH EYEWITNESS AND OUT; So ENTRANCE


Charles Mitchell the English pusilist. encountered
regular crank yesterday afternoon Just rs he emerged
from the stage door OF Holiness star Theatre Brook.
yn. where he has been boxing during tho past week
In company with Mitchell were Billy Thompson. his
manager. Billy Woods. his sparring partner and sUS
reporter seeiy.lo inz fellow. with sallOw com.
pleTion accosted Mitchell and 4 hollow voice said!
" ] believe you're Mr.. Charles MItchrllE'
That's my name" replied the Englishman with a
laugh. Then he rather seriously inquired; What do
you wantt"
The man laughed in a diabolical sort OF wav. and
rubbing his long bony fingers which were atm from
the cold, exclaimed:
'' | want money I'm starvlngi want $5ool Give
u to me quick. at your peril! I'm desperate"
my dear FELLOW said lMtchei. pattIng the crank
on tho back. left purse bone: but II you Will
call and next week will grant your requsst =
and he uded he showed the crank gently astds
anu got on the car with his friends THAT fellow s a
'peach,'r continued Mitchell II would have punched
HIM. but may have got mixed up again with the po
lice; so thought I wouldn't"
Mitchell took fou r mile spin yesterday He nas lost
over ten pounds since being on the road and "
Weighs. stripped about 100 pounds He SAYS that he
T. not togehine drop OF liquor when asked whsther
he would shake hands with lorbett II he casually met
the champion, he ads this reply; mo: the only slime
III do that Will be when We meet In twenty four foot
rlnR.H
The sun., 1893-11-26
New. OF tbs whesimsn.

The Hudson County whsslmsn held their annual din
ner last evening
The snnuaI meeting Of the New York state division
OF the L. A. W. will be held In this city on Dee. ia
J. Titus. tho Riverside Mbeslmsn's racing man is
laid up with water on the knee, the result OF fail
from his machine.
The Lsnox Wheelmsn OF this city have elected the
following officers: President, William u0lzmAn; Vice
President. A. Lowensten Secretary. NJ HsTzOK; TreAs
urer T. Horn; Captain. W. 5. Herman.
Tho New York state division OF the l. A. W have
elected the following OfoeTs3 Chief Consul Charles
Luscomb Brooklyn; Yies.Consul q. ". Wood, SyTA-
euse; seeretAry-TTsasury, T. A. RAisbeek. New York
meeting Of the /. 4. W. will be held In Clevs-
land tomorrow. The racing situation will be discussed
and ideas inteTchAnEed upon new system OF G ass
racing IL 10 very doubtful N the Board will approve
OF the Class rule. The Board will adopt any ne
rules rsAtng TO the AmAtsuT question until Abo ut
January.
o. Ashingsr the welEknown long distance bicycle
rider having expressed willingness 10 accept j. J.
AleNAndeTs challenge 60 race any bicycle rider the
men have been matched 60 90 twenty nVe miles Al the
Madison square Garden on Saturday evening, Dec ~
for $3.50 aside and gate receipts The conditions OF the
race are; Alexander TO ride two hOTaes twelve ana
half miles each, and to change his mount every mile:
AshinRer 10 ride bicycle Jack Prince also nn
acceptance of Alsxanders challenge. but as Alexander
and AshingsT have both beaten Prince the hoTsen au
preferred TO take on With AShinEer
The sun., 1893-11-26
CLUE wEr ar TEE rr1Ps
so-e Good Pieeon shoo,i.e ~ ere opesina
OF the Lnrehraont Yncht Club Grounas.

gorae Good Pigeon Shooting - the Opsuina
orths Larehnort Yacht Club Grounds.
The members Of the Iarchmont Yacht Club
held their inaugural series OF pigeon shooting q
sweepstakes for the season Of 1So3-04 yester-
day At their picturesque grounds near Long
Island Sound. While only a small number Of
club men Availed themselves OF the privilege.
those who did participate represented the
pick Of the amateur talent, among them
being such cracks as George Work. Fred Hoey.
F. @. Moore. Arthur Dubray. DR.. Wynn. Dave
Johnson, Capt. Money and J. NJ. Knapp. The
grounds we're in splendid condition. and. as
usual. the birds furnished by Fred Knot we're
an unusually fast lot Of flyers.
In the first event, at lve birds. So entrance
fee. f. @. Moore. DR.. Wynn. and Dr. Knowlton
Killed their five straight. and divided first and
second money. The second event. which was
under precisely similar conditions. resulted in
another tie. this time It being between Dr.
Enowlton and +. @. Moore. each killing their
hve straight
:, Cart Money and George Work having Joined
event SO sweepstSSeS @ % at seven 20 % 6irds. Fred
sweepstake shooters in the country. took frat
while MT Williams. Henry ii Smith. f0% and aiHp Dr.
knowlton divided second.
:, George Work. Arthur Dubray.. and DR..
hnowlton won all the money in the fourth
sweep which was also at seven birds. By kill
Ing ing all Of their @ birds ln The nth event miss
Work. after killing Eve straight each. agreed
70 divide. Dr. Wynn showed his friends that
his hand bad not lost its. cunning in the next
event by killing eight birds straight, and di-
Work.
seventh event. and again they divided the
money between them. summary follows:
The sun., 1893-11-26
HOW WOULD THIS DO AT FOOTBALL |,
An Old Stevens Man Suggests Teams OF
Eight or Nine Players.

Eight or Nine Players
To ruE EpIroR or TuE suS-sir; A few days ago rH.
sus published . letter from Mr.. Cornish " hch sus-
gssted among other things change OF football rules
with view OF diminishing the chances OF accident In
the game His scheme of lining up nyo yards apart
seems 20 me to be entirely wrong As u would really
give the Aide holding the ball nVe-yArd advantage
an every down Moreover. Il would give the side a very
good chance Of formulating nying wedge Il IL In
these dying wedges and mass plays that the greatest
danger OF serious accidents exists and the danger In
ereAsss directly with the number Of men involved.
Look back waTd to the times previous TO 1880 when
ths teams consisted OF hfteen men and imagine what
Injuries Ou.d result from mass plays In 1850 the
change " a. made from nfteen to eleven men teams
and with great advantage to the game. The game
passes 10 bAcks for runs around or through the
snIs and the bail Was muen oftener In the air than
now Another and very pretty play the passing
OF the ball froul one runner 10 another
uA change from fifteen to eleven men proved TO be
= bsurht Why not try another reduction to eight or
a. tnlz me that ia i've men in the line. qua
Ter and " three bAckAf Three backs might give
undue preponderAnce behind the line. yet the work
Of lie scheme rests for ifths cannot do the
work and three would prove pow eTful for the
ins th.n hs " hols thing failA
ArOuIest teams OF such GEs would result in
NAV otiulIvdual effort. nile IN way diminishinz
ne iWpoT 0f team EOra Tho fact OF BET
tr onp0rnny tor runs around the ends would dimin-
is6 tie number OF mass plays and therefore OF acct
dents Ihe quahty OF the teams would be bs,teTsd
ard the suaer colleges you'd receive greater proper
tcna benefit than the larger ones thus getting more
teams IN the INST class. sIETESI. 'sS
JElSET GTT, nov "a
The sun., 1893-11-26
IAUnrE sLIsss pUPIEs.
Tns west Po,ut Cadets IN Trf. Fyr ere nat
tIe with the AEtddiss."


wr.r Porrr. Nov 26-tn anticipation st the fOetbsi
battle At Annapolis next saturday bstvsen the Wes,
Point cadets team and that Of the nsNal cadets tht
aspiring young Leutsnants are vorhina ssaiously In
order that they may win the victory when the strife
come. The team IL in good working ordet The lads
practise one hour and quarter every sVeninF By cleo
trio light under the instructions Of Laurie Blsa They
have the hearty encouragement 81 everybody here,
from Col Ernst down to the bsrrsets pcnesns,L
All the boy. in training. thirty ave. VIII 70 70 An
apols 90 ths, in the even, Of casualties there vi Be
no soE Of substitutes. The following men will prob
ably con,t,uts the team that will hs up against the
naval cadets, Lsft end Nolan lUo pounds isft tackle
lui,man 17b; left guard. smith, 1885, centre Amss
100; rsht guard Bstts, 1906 right taets, Lott 17oi
isft hsf back shelton i66j riEht half back, stacy,
the reserve team srsi Huuon, llsidt bsrry. whyts.
Ro.enbsurn. Burt. Drury, Hinofey' stsnisy bsrdsn'
In tbs event that Shelton doe, not MI the bill Capt
Carson viii play LETT half back and Dunean will be sub.
stituted In his place Allen OF tbs Yale team asserts
that Ames IL as good centre a can pe Iounu IN tne
team. fhe West Poiut connsent viii Leave here for
Annapolis on Friday morning. returning on sunday.
tn. -cord Of the team thi. ys.r u ss to.orn
cites SO to o. beaten BY Iehigh. ~ 70 % beat Am
herst IL to a. beaten by Gsls 60 o. beat Union Cob
iege o. beat Trinity College IL TO IL; beaten By
The game with Princeton showed plainly what hard,
console entiour and determined work the cadets have
been doing for the past two months Lhers onty one
their persistent attempts at high nchns which may
prove disastrous They could hardly improve on their
,h hs h ONE of the bs. half backs on Il. sridfon this
season The tackling OF the ends is sharp and hard
Amss At centre IL a tower Of strength
The sun., 1893-11-26
aor RACING AT BENNINGs
UhaSaas Bsatsa In the Hsaeisap-A Ores
Fiuish In tho Fourth Race.

On1B88o nsaoIonR-A
Fiuish In tho Fourth Race.
WASHINGTON. Nov 25.-It was cold and clear
ct Bennings to-day. The talent scored In the
drst and sixth races. when Annie Bishop and
Curacao won. The other winners were at re-
munerative prices The starting was much
better than yesterday. and there were no long
delays ct tho post. In the opening event Annie
Bishop. favorite, won after o hard struggle
with Terriner. RollA won the second race In
Acanter. with Ontario second.
The handicap resulted In a great finish be-
tween Restraint and Roche as named. with the
favorite. Charade. beaten on. A heavy plunge
pn Grey Eagle made the latter tho best play ed
drive. beating Tom Harding and Charley VIII
son. the three finishing heads apart. Larch-
pSns. Tsa sst tss s. R Ss wa
Ing King was the tip 10 the sixth. but he got
on last and was never In the hunt. Curaeoa
.oi OJ I % .Sls :sGSS
second R.ss-ssliins. Tor twS'ys.reld.. ave fur
iSRs soa iSs oSs si5 g oS sscS 2ss:sS iG5 %
oil Colt D IsSS k. saa VIZ
IR ssa; goss. G.. ,Us S 100
end chara1s: Ii2 tsimnsl to6: third PsnsAy.
fcor,h Raee"ssihh.: four and : naif fuTionss Rosa
sa cond cS.s %sGa aidiqs i aas as
Ito J. third cray Eagle. Tube Rose. SILENCE. Wood
Ton nsa a S. & aa Sans.t eta m Gs lsn
siaE;s s, Tss % lstt , e the post ri%f O'5I -.
1liaE,iy( 70 .O1i Bolsto; III tsi%nA stOd IsS
Johnny. PSs:.. Donss:sss s KistS2. IissSsr .sd
o:,.y,sgr. alag ran Time; I,t9 =. ,u-,..-. -.
E as %%s sSP IH509SI;r iSs SSE; ,SEs
i0pins King. and FiAnnigan also ran Time. liIoI(
The sun., 1893-11-26
Arthur Davis Upset. the Talent.

GloucEsrkn. Nov. 26.-Thres favorites. one second.
and third choice won to-day. The talent were hi,
hard in the nrst They played Arthur Davis II
It all over Tho favorite died away at the head OF
the stretch and finished third length back of Grape
shot. who three lengths further away from Black
burn.
First Race-Four and one.hsit furiongs Blackburn.
1O5 Nv. WiIliamsC to I. wont 0Tapeshot, 1O6 (Jen
nings IL TO !, second; Arthur Davis LOG tConoliyl
to 9. third. Time. Z; ;bi.
Second Race-Five furiongs West side. 1ot Murphy.
to D. won: John McGarriRe. 10l (Norris) to sec
ond: He'll Of Fermoy BS ulill, to third Time :0<
Third knce-seven and half furlonga strinxfsllow;
10t (Whlacel u to s. won; Royal ". 1OA (Byrnes, 30
Ian
Fourth Rsce-seven furlons. Jvcx Lowell % n
WilliansL 20 to l. won: Westohester. 11S lBenderl
S3L.
Filth Race-Four and half furlonss Frank R. Hsrf.
1os tMorrisl to ?. won; J. II. Nc, lO< tD. to I.
second: rsyche VI twsiacsh 10 to l. third Time.
sixth Rsce-six and q half futlongs. ousrtermsster
10I Nelson to won: Piquante. 1n4 (Byrnesl to
l. second: 80 80. loI Martin. 10 to third. Time As
The sun., 1893-11-26
Lshieh University. s4I University OF North
Caroiina, o.

The University Of North Carolina the rst Of the South
srn colleges to invade the football hed Of the North.
were defeated Manhattan Field yesterday afternoon
by the sturdy LehiRh University team The Carolinlans
played . piucky uphill game but were At no time =
match for the superior players from Psnnsylvania
They know the rudlments Of the game very well aud
play good form. but they not learned in the
further inrcacies OF the game They appeared on the
neld very fresh after their long journey from the
South. and they made . good impression on the
spectators It was q matter for regret that the
number OF spectators should have been so small as
the Southernsrs deserve a warm welcome.
LeEtgh played fast game. They have been coached
by Graves OF Yale Roderiok. y stockily built young
man with q brick red chry santhemum as his crown.
ing glory. played a magnificent game. lie was USED
all the time and made several long runn, two for
thirty yards and for sStyfve yards. Two of the
University North Carolina men were injured. We'd
bee and Tull. Both played splendidly Tull had his
knee cap displaced. The Carona fuu back was
credit for his good work. -.
Ths southernsrs had the ball start but lost IL
at or ce on a tumble. It took Lenikh . little over
min ute make the first touch down After that they
frequently but not so rapidly stationed At the
gate which surrounds the Erdton on the side where
the field boxes was q mounted policeman and an
employee OF Mr. Freedman. who allowed every one
on the held The hnal OF the game wasi LshRh.
B4 University OF North carolina O. The teams were:
The sun., 1893-11-26
I. the Rig Billiard Match or,

CHICAGO. Nov. 2b-The big match made yesterday
morning between Jacob schAefer and Frank Ives
promises to fall through. In which event Abe Levi.
who closed for Ives will have to lose his forfeit OF $780,
which was posted when tho match made. to Leo
Mayer
When last night Ives stated tnAt the match
not necessarily on but that he felt as f he ought TO
have something 60 in the making OF matches for
himself II 10 pretty generally conceded. however.
that the big cushion match with its S22 900
stake on and that Abe Levi occupies the position of
the man holding the bag.
The sun., 1893-11-26
A aaush-nssasa Rsform.

10 rHH EDIroH or THE suN-Sir: l much inter
ss'sa In the arties In yesterdays sUs concerning the
place TO hold the national skating ehAmpionEhIpa
holhlnE SAs said. however. about the time which In
ths hsht Of past compositions would prove Gully sat
,si.s,9ry usLe placed Al date during the winter
shsn ice " 70 De had Tue general public are tired Of
SAAlhk until early spring aud waste two three or
Sul Gays ~ Red hank or elsesheTe for suitable ics
Bea9le All hAt can be sAid the having thia
st'sr ia charge have never yes M 20 place
oete shen ice can surely be hAd. peferrinR Tor
shknosn IeAson, 10 Leave u until auch time Hhen me
tcg "a fasl becomtng memOTy i q a
NHE foRz. Nov "a lSs5.
The sun., 1893-11-26
Oa OtLsr Footsall F,.Ia..

-. LOgn. Nov. 2N-CbieAgo ThistlsA. u 81. LouiG
F1hs Dakota defeated the AVOndAlss on the north
meadow ~ CsnTAl FaFE yesterday afternoon b. ~
KASsAs oIT, Nov 26-Ihs UniysFsily OF Michigan
football Team dsieaed The University Of kAnsas dAy
b. = score " ~ 90 o
GAEAEBAIsuA, NOV AIN game Of football here 20
day the Geek Academy eleven OF Havana dcfeat-
"a by the academy team By score Of 80 70 o.
DHHEaIE Nov. 26-Ths football slsFens OF ths clsEe-
lAnd Athletlc Club And Detroit Athlstc Club played
lie On the laitera gT0andI hare thia Anern0on,
heltker team seoTinE
The sun., 1893-11-26
nn., -. b. 70 % ,n ,.r.- ;, b. r.tr,n. l.a.
refereed. smith. Umpire-N. Alexander
Ne -. Mays. Ist Baltimore CITY Col
Iege, q.

Erurrr.suroH. Nov 7S.-A most interesting game Of
football vas played on the campus ~ Nj. St. Mary's
College this afternoon between the NJ g. harys and
Baltimore city Coless teams. The esme was replets
with brilliant playa PersulL for the mountsinesrr,
made two great one for fortynve yards and the
other for nfty yards The work excellent on
both sides and especially that Of MI st Hsrya The
tacKins and interfering were the best seen on the
grounds for yeats The Baltimoresns played with
snap, and the WORK of supplee and Wilson was very
Fool. M 81 Mary's scored touch down IN the hr,t
hnf and three In the second But one goal was Kicked
1he BHItiners team n conn osed of Rsntlemaniy play
ers who ade good i'm precision the spectators and
recsived deserved applause. Another game has been
arranged between tho same clubs for Deo.U. In TO
day game the teams lined up as follows;
The sun., 1893-11-26
Physicians and Surgeons, - Bellevue Hos
pitai Medical College,, Z.

Ths nrst match at football between the College Of
Physicians and Surgeons and the Bellevue Hospital
Medical College played yesterday afternoon at the Polo
grounds was very hotIy contested. The amount Of
scientific football displayed was not great as the teams
have had no great chance for practice. There was.
however some nne individual playing The best player
was Byrnss Of the Physicians and Surgeons team The
man Ia not up on intercollegiate football knowing
more about the Gaelic game, which he learned at
Trinity College, Dublin Ireland. Byrnss was the life
of the game. his running being phenomenal He made
both touch downs for the =. and 8 boys sutphen
failed to kick the goals The nrst touch down was
made in nye minutes. The Bellevue team
fought very hard. They depended on their
centre to keep the other Fellows from scor
hair Bellevue scored in the second, The bali was on
tue Bellevue 2oyard line when Allen punted. The ball
went the goal line, and would have been touch
back only that the r. and L. men tried TO run with IT
They tunbled the ball and FIeeland falling on u back
the line. scored touch down for Bellevue Freeand
failed TO Kick the goal About 500 person. CsTs pres
which r. and g. 10 the medical department.. and the
gold and white OF Bellevue. The Physicians and Sur
geonA had two tAlly.hos out The nnAl score wasi
Physicians and Surgeons g. Bellevue Hospital Medical
ala he tAaIn
The sun., 1893-11-26

LInsoIas. ., Cnatoas. Q.

The Lineons and clintOnS OF Brooklyn played good
game OF football At Prospect Park Yesterday. twas
won by the LneonS BY score Of 80 o. James did the
good playing the LncolnA and with the help Of bis
interfersncs. made long around the sndA Ths
Clntons played good defensive game. but eontinu
ally fumblsd the ball In the nrst half Gibbs made
safety touch down. The Clintons had the ball In the
second half and after much hard nEhting brought II
within fe v yards Of goal They Ost it a tumble
The LRcolns then got possession OF H. and BY steady
RAIns Tound the end soon made 4 touch down They
failed in = goal The teAnsG