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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01

and Haskell catching. the ball was
dTwned on the Techs ten-yard line. THIS
ended the frst half
Little punting was indulged In, ST. Al
bans doing the most kicking on the
fourth down.
In the second half Biggs punted to
the Techs hsB-back, Whitney, VINO at
tempted to run, stumbled. and was
tackled. losing the ball Biggs caugn,
II up on the run, and with Spain, and
kdams interfering. made a touchdown.
Symmes kicked goal. The playing became
fast and furious. Time was called with
the bali on the. st. Adams twenty-five
yard line.
only enc foul tackle for st. Albans.
Riggs. Mcclure. and Kimbali shghtiy
hurt Score six to nothing. -,
Referee. Banks, OF Lehigh; umpire, COZ
WELL Of Cornell.
MOBILE DEFEATS PENSACOLA.
MOBILE ALA. November So.-The MO-
bile eleven defeated the Pensacpla s s,epus Seore
in a game OF football here to-day Score'
10 to
Captain French. Of the Pensacola team,
will contest the game, claiming Una. tne
II 81 touchdown made by the MoDlIe tsai,,
vas not In accordance with foot-pah
piles The game was umpired by Pay.
master Wilcox, tinted States Army, OF
Fort Barancas. Fla. -.
Much interest IL attached 10 the B1nl,'
as II IS the first game OF foot-bali whlch
nts Deen played III tniS Ci,S' 49,,
vas hotly contested, and both teaInS
showed fine form. There were seVerai
hundred people in attendance.
BALTIMORE DEFEATS NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, VA, November SO.-A game
of football was played In Ghent thls
afternoon between the Norfolk Young
Mems Christian Association team and the
Baltimore College team. The latter won
~ score OF a to 0.
ROANOKE VS.. BLUEFIELDS.
ROANOKE. VA, November 3.-After
undecided contests for the last few years
between the Roanoke and Bluehelds loot
ball teams. the. former came OH viSfoo ooo
f,pus to-day before an audience or Z,WJ
People, by score Of Is to 0.
OTHER GAMES.
SAVANNAH. GA, November 30-To-
DAYS football game between the Cniver-
sity OF Georgia and the Savannah Atm
lctlc Association teams was tie. score
nothing to nothing. Five thousand peo-
pie witnessed the game. >overonor n
Furman University. IS; Woford College,
rT,NTRA. n. Y, November 30.-Cornell.
1t; Young Mems Christian Association, .,
ALBANY, n Y. November SO.-Dart-
nSqif SHfc&Go. es c"2a Sove@Ser gSsse s-Ann Arbor
University. 2G: Chicago. 10. 30 60.
VASHiNGTON, November S0.-George-
town College, 16; Columbia Athletic
Club. ~. m
louisville. KY, November 90
louisville Athletic club Is; Central Uni nj
yersity. r. The university holds the state
Championship "a
Southern Athletic Club, 81; University OF
Mississippi, .. ~ r.,
COLUMBUS, O., November " 90 NJ
NASHVILLE. TENN. November 90.
Vanderbilt University. 10; University OF
sewanec. o. The winner is the collegiate
champion OF the Central South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01
CRISP IN AUGUSTA.
A SaIute of Thirteen Guns-Crowds mt the
Exposition.

EXPOSITION, AUGUSTA, GA. Novem-
Der 30.-Thrty thousand people surged
through the halls and grounds OF the
Augusta Exposition to-day. the occasion
being the visit OF Speaker Charles +.
Crisp. of the Federal House of Repre-
sentatives. the Georgia State House OIL
GERS. and the Georgia Legislature.
President Patrick Walsh, OF the Au,
gusta Exposition with a carriage. and
four, accompanied by President A. ;.
Clay. OF the State Senate, and Speaker
W. Y. Atkinson, OF the lower house
called for Speaker Crisp at the home
of his private secretary. MIR. f.. w; Bar
rett, the guest of whose father he Is.
4 visit was paid TO Major Butler, COM
manding the United States Arsenal, where
a salute OF thirteen guns was hred IN
his honor.
The party then drove TO the Augusta
Exposition. where the crowd at the gates
struggling for admission was the greatest
lam ever seen IN Augusta, while within the
buildings and grounds there were surginB
masses. .
The speakers of the day were President
Patrick Walsh, Hon. Joseph r. Lamar,
Speaker Charles +. Crisp, Hon. W. IL.
Fleming, President Clay, OF the state
Senate, and Speaker Atkinson, OF the
lower house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01
osInt.re.t to Athletes.

James Robinson. the athletic trainer at
Princeton College. Princeton. n. j.. says:
II have found II imperative to have
sure and simple remedies on hand In
case of cuts, burises. strains, sprains.
colds. rheumatism, etc. shortly after
entering upon my profession l discovered
such remedy In Allcocks Porous
Plasters. 1 tried other plssters, but
found them too harsh and irritating.
Allcocks Porous Plasters give almost
instantaneous relief. and their strength
enlng power Is remarkable In cases OF
weak back put rwo plasters on the
small OF the back. and In short time
YOU viii be capable Of quite severe excr-
else. In sprint" and distance races
and jumping. the muscles or tendons II.
the legs and feet sometimes weaken.
This can invariably be relieved by cut
ting the plaster In narrow strips, 80
az TO give free motion, asld applying
on muscles affected"
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To Subscribers Richmond Telephone ES-
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II. u. ROOD. Manager.
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Few Richmond CHANCES.

fourned at Danville last night. made very
few changes I'm the Richmond churches.
Rev. Or. W. T.. Judklns. who has been at
Laurel-Street for two years, goes 10 the
Charlottesville District as presiding elder.
Rev r. J. Taylor comes to Laurel-Street
Rev. II. p. Mitchell. who has done a
good work at 81. James church, goes
to Culpeper. and Rev. j. W. Moore Is
sent as his successor In charge or the
fourishing Church-Ell mission.
Rev i s. Hunter comes 70 Trinity. the
pulpit Of which was vacated not long
ago by the death Of Rev. DR. +. a. Peter
son.
There are no changes made in Man
chestnr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01
The Mndcrn Mother.

has found that her little ones are Inn
proved more by the pleasant laxative,
Syrup of Figs, when in need of the laxa-
tive effect Of gentle remedy than by
any other, and that It Is more accept
able To them. Children enjoy IL. and tt
benefits them. The true remedy. Syrup
of Figs. Is manufactured by the CALI
fornia Fig Syrup Company only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01
3 Death of Mrs.E. Zoiiie Gum.

Mrs Bessie NJ, wife Of Mr.. r.. Zollie
Gum. died yesterday morning at her
home 406 north Twelfth street, after an
illness OF five weeks. Two and a half
years ago she came a bride from her
home In Wiliamsport. Penn. to this city
as her new home. and at once made Tor
herself many friends whom she dearly
cherished. a few weeks ago she realized
the long expected joy of her own home that
was 10 be made bright with these friend
ships Thus suddenly has it been dark
ened and made desolate Her husband 5
MANY friends In this city will deeply and
tenderly svmpathize with him In his great
sorrow The funeral will take place on
Saturday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, al the
First Baptist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01
AT TIE GATE CITY.
st. Aibans Defeats the Archaeological Insti-
tute by Score of6 too.

ATLANTA, GA. November 3o-St AL
bans, after a desperate struggle that was
never before equalled on the gridiron in
Georgia, defeated the Techs to-day by
score OF six to nothing While 1t is true
that the game was won on fiuke. II
Techs won the toss. and played the
Princeton game. The ball was fumbled.
and whitney, a Tech. fell upon H.. with
q loss of five yards. Very little end run
ming was INDUCED in. but some fierce
centre -bucklng and tacklc-breaking were
displayed. During the entire hrst half
the playing was not within two yards OF
either goal until tho last tow minutes.
when Riggs. Of the st. Adams, punttns.
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HARVARD, 26; PENN'A, q.
The Keystone Eleven Show Decided Retro
Observation-Disclosures OyerthrOwn.

BOSTON. MASS. November S0-The
eleven of the University OF Pennsylvania
was given a royal reception on its reap
pearance on Jarvis Field, after an alb
sence of four years The reputation which
she had gained by her strong stand
against Yale a fortnight ago had increased
greatly the interest with which the team
was awaited Harvard's defeat OF Satur-
day served also to add 10 the Interest.
These two games seemed to Indicate the
closets of contests
The result completely overthrow all cal
culations In the fortnight since the Yale
game Pennsylvania has gone backward.
For a single five minutes her play was
equal and even more effective than that
shown in New York, The o., opening ,bI1 sn,t, play
was not kept up. and when time was
called on the first half the score stood; !:
opening play of the second half Harvard
gained 10 yards Brewer went around
right-end for 20 yards. n series of short
gains was ended by a touchdown by
Wrightington, from which goal was
kicked Score: Harvard, %; Pennsylvania,
4 This ended the scoring of the game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01

Mrs. Orrnla Alice Nicholas widow or
Hon. Robert Carter Nicholas. of HucEing-
ham county. died yesterday morning nt
her residence. No. l0i north Firth street.
Deceased was IN the SD year Of her age.
The funeral will take place from the house
this afternoon at 2.3U O'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01
THE RACES AT RElDSVlLLE.
A Richmond Horse Wins the Great Event Of
! the Season-Bicycle Contests.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch)
REIDSVILLE, n. c., November 3d.
This was a lovely autumn-day. the sun
shone in splendor. and the crowds gath
cred here for the races The race OF the
season was won by Eastwood, owned by
Mr. Lasster. OF Richmond. driven by
Pusey, over two competitors; purse, 500.
Then there were three bicycle races for
prizes won by Kemper Smith. OF Reds
Vile. This closed the races.
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Hhl
,rrasnonfence OF the Dispa tch \

Correspondence OF the Dtspatch.)
CHARL VA, November
3O-A very pretty niarriage-that OF Mrs
Leila Bell bruen. % this city. and MIR.
Mahlon T. Haycock. OF Georgetown, Del
took place at the Baptist church. at 10
performed by the Rev. Dr. John y. Tur-
pin, pastor OF the church, In the presence
OF a large number OF friends of the young
couple The bride Is the daughter OF Mn
J. a Drren, OF this city. and has many
friends here. Mr.. Hayeock Is well known
in this place, where he formerly resiaed-
He Is a brother-in-law OF MIR. j.. w. Mar
shall. and is at present engaged IN pusi-
ness I'm Baltimore.
The presents were beautiful and numer-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01
Il. A. Bisscnet, s. L. welch-Bankcr won.

T.. a. Bissonet, s. l.. weIch-Banker won.
No time taken.
G.. A. Bangor scrAtch A. l.. Banker, ~
yards: s. l.. welch. 40 yards; NJ. n.
Welsh. ls0 yards: G. II. Grath. 15s wards
r. c. Boyle, l75 yards; 8. III. Leopold. l.a
yards-G. A. Banker won, Grath second,
Wilson third Time. 2:3D.
Tandem race-one nlle--Banker brothers
won. Time. quarter. "a; half, lD5 l-9i
three-quarters. :33; mile, 2:i2 i-5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01
City Circuit Cour,

In the city Circuit Court yesterday the
cases. Of A. +. Quarles against W. H.
Bevegldge, Jr., and W. IA. BevericSe Jr.,
against A. p. Quarles were continued.
Suits were instituted a follows: ~
Maupin a. 60. against the Western Union
Telegraph Company. for $1,000, ana same
apnlnaf sama- for Xlln
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nr,o work Tbot rays Best.

is the suggestive topic on which SupSrin-
tendent OF the Census, X. L. Porter. viii
write for The Youths Companion series
OF articles on Getting Ready for Life 5
Work" No one else In America IL In
possession OF such resources for deter
mining accurately the occupations which
are most profitable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01
Inrnyer Fifty Yenrs

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teething. IL soothes the
child. softens the gums, allays all pain.
cures wind collie. and is the best remedy
for dlarrhoea. % cents a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01
rlgy}ED Us. PENNSYLVANIA.


.,-~,rD Is PENNSYLVANIA
...I .Ier.. six {" Four In Favor OF tho
,r.au lnsign-Other Games
of Interest.
.'. lH.i D. over
..s.ls are increased.
...r score the same
,....s -,,.,,,ro
- toward the wall.
i"a. OF running
o.. r. ...... arc thr football cham
South,
... Forest monarch that long
.... 1c hurricane. but finally
T1rhccl team fell yestcr-
ta' plunsing Virginia
rate strusgle-a struggle
"'r,h ana sine"s' put even
-' N.ering OF the wind some
'ae sturdy OAK 50 the sNlh
.- dominion giadia'ors con-
.' the game between the
r-' can pe epl'oinizeu III
'--Tes-lo 10 V-out 10 give
N" narrative the historian
iAc Wlll' NHst crown '"@t
tr" struggle the dthrous en-
tt marked the pretty plays
.. The long MAD yells that
. ., ..r7u"fors on 10 victory.
- Pass Richmond known sueh
-t ...t As that which look place
ftA yesterday afternoon
varsity hckers met thelr
7'''s from 'he va MI !"
.''a almost ~ Il '"e "no'e
.f' ou' 70 see 'i'e ''''S''''
,...,...,,,,-~, cnou,n
49, ,,.,os,r,a, o,a
-, .a,o,tn Tho
-, -, ,he huge
c,udren bovs lads.
.......... men nourcd in an un-
....-.,.h the gates OF the
...... ..y c,,,a sinrIv. then in
,.., .. t-.,s then in crowds, and
...--,. Long before the time
.- .. ..-l 10 begin the printed
tickets was exhausted, and
r.s..r.rs were forced TO resell
..r supply. Like the hot lava from
It poured down on the Guy
., ttr ''rooiers. burning WIN
flooded the grahd-s'"""'
t~acheries' packer 'le SUI
...-' ana hhalIy Su's'' -
'' ',Yo"u 'ne ioPV9 ,a,a
''h -sIouhu iO'e''. -"
'-'N' 'o' ~ -, ,,,.t
-, -, 1 M, souls.
-,
.. I .ipN OF THE hoOl '1i''''
could accurately describe 'illS
- r-.lon OF football cr"hhS'
. .,A sexes Of the very creme
of Elchmond's "bon-toh,
.hie Varsity man Win MS
ra.ns. the vapid swell 'no
"rI the knochaDouV ie''O"'
hi no means ieaS'' "
those plain easy every -u"'
' eei their bioou s''I0" ''
I ~Nery ten years anu ''''''
te things lively. Oh coul'''
mall boys galore on th'
.-l Ike buzzing horsefiies. they
Nss as disagreeable as po
. v.nei down in front"
.r inside the ropes, and g
s 40 the rooters behind 'he'"
t.~. scores and scores oil S''
rs ia the crowd and Their IN
. game was almost aS eiS"'
'tarsiasm manlies'ed py wv
-- i hundred occupied se"'s III
and. while as many more u'-
Look their posi'ioh on N'e
4 ieW sweet enthusiasts wv"
l--r the ropes as the srussV
le.- f..
'.ai j. * was utterly inadequate 10
'1' Gee the crowd. The whole
..-.e...r. east. south, and west-pre-
t.-. . .,4 of faces. The fences were
-.I N.l s1ectators. and the roofs OF
g.. ..s. houses eroaned under the weight
% -,ll Who sOught a view from these
.@~- To use a Bostonian expression.
'r' WIRE likewise many ''arborialiy
'-'e.a. iiNlduals" who looked down
r ta struggle from the silvery branches
" te tai sycamores that surround the
IN
H.W THE PLAYERS WERE EN-
COURAGED.
rr-e are two methods OF ''rooting"
tl bau tcam-the aur4cular and the
S--- ir n,ls--and II is no exaggera-
T., 30 t.v ,hst 10th wavs were utilized
H us c,snks The aurieular method
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01
sojourninr In Gotham.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch)
NEW YORK, November 30.-M y.
Block, Albert: F. NJ. Wood, w. y. Wood.
Barrett; Mrs. c. l.. Todd. Imperial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01
A eIc HOLIDAY IN NORFOLK
Large Congregations, Big Dinners' 80
swell Hop st the Navy sfssd.
Correspondence OF the Dtspstcnl

Correspondence OF the Dtspsssn
NORFOLK. VA, November @.--i
giving Day was largely observed
holiday here to-day. the navy-ysfe -
various private shops. puehc oScys' ncr
courts, business exchanges, bankA sso.s
being closed. Nearly al the ousnJs 81 =
day being balny and bright. the 9ueets
were filed with families and ymtos
from the country. The congreeso&ns g
the churches were quite large. tnooSn
the worshippers were mostly ladies III
ties were on n larger scale than usual:
and tonight the officers give y sweii
ball at the yard. and society circles %
both cities viii be largely represented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01

Cas- ard Electrlc-Chandeliers and
Globes. New designs and low prices.
JOHN BOWERS.
No Governor street
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Newest Ideas

in holiday goods. beautiful display and
best selections. suitable for presents, and
at such low prices. Hunter a. Co, Books
and Stationery, go Broad street.
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Our facilities for executing all kinds
OF jcb printing are unsurpassed. Send us
your orders and you will be pleased whh
our work and prices.
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Orders for printing sent 10 the Dis
patch Company viii be given prompt at
t.ntion and the style OF work and prices
will be sure 10 please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01

Mantels. Crates and Tiling, In various
styles and low prices. at
JOHN BOWERSS. Governor street
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Fresh Vaccine Points

Old papers for sale at &c a hundred at
DISPATCH office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01

The "Seawright water cures stone in
the bladder every time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01
AN EVEN GAME.

From now on the game was so evenly
contested that the ball only went from
one to the other on slight kicks.
1t was at his time that Brooke made
the star kick of the game. his opponents
being all about him. Much time had been
lost during the game, and darkness set
in. obscuring the final plays. Time was
called with the ball on Pennsylvania
30-yard line.
Tho taoros lined nm a. follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01

II is not often In Richmond that a
tewelry-stock like Tyler's Is sold at auc-
tion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01
Victory Corn Piasters.

we are still selling them. and consider
them the best we've ever kept In stock.
Price % cents. Mailed on receipt of price.
POLK MILLER DRUG COMPANY.
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The "Seawright" water will arrest any
case OF lncipient Brights disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01

During December oar store viii bs ksps opsu
Saturday untii 10 p. ". LEVY q DAv,A
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Our Plush capss are in, say
Lrvy 4 DAvis
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Have you been waiting for Plush caps-we
mean one Of those good ones sold u Lzvy =
UkyfsS? 4
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Our $40 Cape Jacket oeass any offered
LEsr = pAvsA
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For the past tg0ive years We have been ager ts
for the vaccine virus from the celebrated Bes IL
gency stock OF the New England Vaccine CON-
pany, which Is the largest and most reliatio
propagator Of uon-humarized vaccine virus In
the world, having sold IN Virginia aud Nossh
Carolina several hundred thousant points prs-
pared by this company.
We have the testimony OF our leading phyeis
clans ard boards u health as 10 its ef1cacy.
and are now prepared 10 MI any orcers that ysou
may favor US With. as We are 10 daily rcccipt 6
fresh points Yours respectfully.
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Successors to T. Roberts Baker,
Agents tor Virginia and North carolsnA
Special discount TO boards Of health and ina'-
tations requiring large quantities
Also see April number Virginia Medical
Monthly. page 02-roport OF Virginia State
Board Of Health.
Ladies', II You Have
not consulted the Seven Sutherland Sisters o.
the " treatment Of the hair you can DO 20 nov
as two Of these iong-haired ladies will be pleased
10 see you al Owens Minor Drug Compsny's<
No Christmas and New-Y ears table should -
without bottle OF Ansostura bittsrs--pr SIX.
eERTs-the renowned appetizer Of cyquislto
favor. Beware Of eoantertsits-
Fun assortment OF Plush capes iuss received
at LEVY q DAVIES. g
Have you been waiting for Plush cape-we
mean one OF those good ones sold 81 LHvy =
pAytss.
Our sI0 Cape Jacket beats any offered
LEsr = pAvsA
-
Our Plush capss are in. say
Lrvy Z DAvm
During December oar store vii b ksps Omen
Saturday until 10 p. n. Lyvy q DAv,A
Plush capss In again Al Lsvy 4 DAvlsA
LKvy 4 DAvis's store YIN bo ksps oRsa SssurS
day until 10 r. a. this month.
Many persons are hossa dawn fson evsr
,uotx or hoossooid cares, Hfopnh lro6 n6SSrn
rebuisds the sys.ens a11e dsea1ioa, fosne1Sa ~
ces4 o. haies and cpees moIoxih a onaon1N
toetc tog V0mea Qnd un,6RoR - - - - =
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r.r pflcheS on the Banner Of
tho JerSeyaGS.
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|PIy FRESH LAURELS.
D Trau's Take the sonth'S Foot
Bali Championship Again.
GREAT ATHLETIC EVENT.
,. Immense Crowd Present, IT.
.,..r. Several Hundred Ladies.
rgT HARD FOR VICTORY.
|ul Cardinals Sons Give the Win
rsrs a Tight TuSSel.
,-r SKILL IN TACKLlNG.
..,.us. Strong and Brave, Show
Want Of Training.
..r~rrN TO NOTHING.
~.- ..5 score, All Points
y.-5 n the Last Half.

rP GglYCETON-YALE GAME.
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Fun assortment OF Plush capes iuss received
Al LEVY q DAVIES.
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~.- o.. score, All Points
,..s ~ the Last Half,
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Levy DAvls's store Vim hs Rsps opsa ss.pr~
day until 10 r. 4. this month.
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Plush cspss in again At Lsvr = DAvsA
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,.ut'.. Strong and Brave, Show
Want Of Training.

.r-eEN TO NOTHING.
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No Christmas and New-Ysar's table should -
without q bottle OF Ansossura bittsrs--pr. sIg.
eKRrs--the renowned appetizer Of eyQuislto
favor. Beware Of eoanterteits-
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At The final call of time, the iinaI waye
Of Princeton enthusiasm broke' ana II
i,s Warriors Of their feet Although there
was one man disabled from further play
Thorne. Of Yale. the game was not notice-
ably rough. and there was an enure
ton men possess the Island OF Manhattan
but they are treating II We'll
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not consulted tho Seven Sutherland Sisters o.
the " treatment Of the hair you can DO 30 nov
as two Of these iong-hared ladies will be pleased
10 see you al Owens & Minor Drug Compsny's<
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r-g SKILL IN TAcKLlNG.
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HOW THEY LINED UP.

After much preliminary, and wrigglng,
and twisting. and punting, and rolling,
the teams lined up as follows: