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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-29

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nUFFY street, corner OF Bull, that very
II desirable 2-story tenement on the south
west corner; has all The modern improve
ments rent reasonable 70 acceptable tenant.
Apply to Walthour n Rivers, agents, 1903 81.
Julian ste1t
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TOR RENT, basement parlor floor and
Il top floor, at 1874 Liberty street ]. e.
Fulton q Son, room 4, Board OF Trade Bull
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED s. Jones street cook one to
w work. Wages good.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

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Everybody who has any want to supply, any-
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-29

DERSO%AT4 any one wishing to purchase
4 q store with dwelling attached, that has
an established trade, a large stoch- md that
offers chance for party who has $4,000 ~
make fortune in few years, win address
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-29

A GENTS make $500 day Greatest
"A kitchen utensil ever invented. Retails
35cts. to 6 sold ia every house. Sample,
postage aid five cents. McMakin & For.
shee Cincinnati, O.
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LNOR RENT, s-room dwelling, corner Henry
A. and Lincoln. All conveniences. Rea-
sonable. Apply on premises.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-29

OUR entire stock will be sacrificed at prices
~ that can't be beat. In addition to our
great stock, we also pure hased the entire
stock of Messrs. Clarke & Daniels, and same
on account of not having room to place it.
This is no humbug, but solid fact and the
public knows 1t. Gail at once at NJ. Nathan's,
1850 Congress street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-29

ONLY the very best Butterine at Cohen
~ Bros. Save money by buying delicious
butterlne Better than butter and much
more economical.
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EOa MIscELLhNE0ug.

NOR RENT, Hall soxlG with use Of eleva-
Il tor, over 40 BroughtOn street; Sl5 per
month. r. r, Cohen, % Congress street.
EYOR RENT stable for horse and wagon.
Il with all eonveniences, at No. Loreh
street.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED, Excelsior and other loan ana
w bank stocks, city bonds and Central
railroad securities. Austin Il. Myres, broker,
ia Bryan street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-29

EOR RENT, that very desirable 3-story and
II basement brick tenement, southwest
corner OF Whitaker and Taylor streets: has
all modern improvements and conveniences;
rent very reasonable. Apply TO Walthour s.
Rivers, agents, lO3 st. Julian street
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Personal.

TOHEN'S corned beef is the beef. Only at
" Cohen Bros, in the market.
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ROuMs WkNlED.

WANT ID, By hr. Whitaker and wife 40
W children. three rooms for iight house.
kecpiug niat o. second door, desirable part
VI city, ~ br0ughtOn.
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DANCING School-Prof. Black Academy,
- Masonic Temple. Classes now forming.
Afternoon classes every Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays $3.50 to SEQ Night classes
Mondays and Fridays. All society and fancy
dances taught
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91A 0A Monday only for No. stove,
PIOsOO fiat top, with utensils, at Sauls'
Variety Store, 22h Barnard street,
I AIDES and gentlemen's overgaiters in a
IL variety of late shades, this week at Star
Store.
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1ChLED pigs feet, fresh tripe, mixed
NJ. pickles ana chow chow, at Cummings
MSfaet, l4G Price street.
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VNONTE-Tonte, the ladies friend viii
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ful Instrument but o pleasant, ef1cient. cK-
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for confidential circular. Mrs. DIT II. q.
Miller - Quincy street Chicago.
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EnR SkIE.

NEW GEORGIA syrup at so cents gallon
~ yellow yam potatoes at IS cents per
bushel. Canuet Il Co., 80 William street.
TOR SALE OR RENT, new hotel, cen
a trally located, " rooms, finely furnished,
steam heated, elevator, completely equipped
in all departments now doing fair business.
Call or address O. f. Duffy, patent lawyer
COZ Seventh street, N. W., Washington, D. @.
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XETANTED-Ladies andgentlemen. YOU can
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strictly home work for US: no canvasslng and
STEADY work; send self-addr5ssed envelope.
Liberty supply Co.. Liberty square, boston,
Mass.
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Personal.

PEST BEEF, best mutton, hest pork best
- sausage and the best of every thing good
to eat at Cohen Bros. We want your trade
We are capable OF attending to the wants Of
all new customers
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DE sure to attend the oyster roast at TivolI
- Park, Thunderbolt, every Sunday. Fred
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LNOR RENT, that desirable residence, "a
II Gwinnett street, near Park extension.
j. -. fulton & Son. room 4. BOARD Of Trade.
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HOW many men are there in this CITY that
IL are sorry that they did not invest their
surplus funds in a loan association some years
ago. How much better it would have been for
them to-day. They lost the opportunity of their
make a start and in after years, instead of
paying your money for rent you can be your
own landlord took in the New South Build
ing and Loan Association will enable you in
few years to attain your ambition.
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LloR SALE, a very good. sound and service.
IL able bay horse att low price II taken
quick. Inquire between 10 and II q. m. at
Ludden q Bates =. M. III.
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= ROOM house Charles, near West Broad,
- ten dollars per month. Two hundred
Gwinnett
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INVEST Sixth street beautiful lot on the
w easiest imaginable terms; chance for
you. Rossignol
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NTEST Fifth street. elegant lot on the most
w judicious terms; an opportunity for
you Rossignol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18
Lively Bidding at Tattersnll. Sale.

The sale Of higl-class hacks. hunters. carriage
horses imported hackneys and ponies the property Of
Mitchell Harrison. Chestnut Hl Stock Farm latter
sails last night. drew n very large and fashionable
audience. Among the lot offered were a number Of
prize winners and this fact alone. coupled with tho
fine breeding OF the horses caused spirited bidding
among buyers during the evening
W T. BIoodsett secured ~hisk bay gelding AMI
Broom brown mare, BY Norfolk Hero dam by French
Lien for 1878 IarebelL u perfect acting brown
hackney mare. by iloime Performer dam by High
Sheriff. went to Arthur for $40
Roam Rose a remarkably high Jumper by Orange Bow.
dam by Royal George. was sold to H. Sill for $500.
Brown Bess brown mare, by Gnldleaf dam by Sharp
catcher. went to Mr.. Baikhan for $500. Patience =
chestnut mare. Canadian Bred was bought by Howard
Willis for 1880
Tom and Jerry. a we'll matched pair of brown geld
inRs with faultless arti' n. went to j. T. Korn
S+"Oo j. h Mitchell secured Golhnnder. by Goldeaf.
dam by Orange Boy for SgS:i. Niger and Black Bcss
for $500
he total ren lied the sale So $40 Several Of
the choicest horses of the consignment did not stand
the trip this city very well and were withdrawn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18

The scottish-American Athletic Club held O boxing
show Monday night at Its clubrooms l35 Grove
street. Jersey City The first special bout was bel
Dick wunderlioh. OF the oympian A. G. OF this city
and young Reilly Of tho Scottish American A. C. 1bo
former s tho light weight champion OF the Metropol
tan Association and Reillys record dubbs him a
cyclone" in the same class The pair punched each
other wit vigor and effect all through tho six rounds
Reilly put on the ropes In the round with
had wunderch held OF. his man Would would I nn,
donbtedly have dropped to the tloor Az il
WAS wInderich ,,, rushed - at him and Rally
then stepped between them and as Trey began 10
parry for AN ogenng time Was called Reilly came Co
the OF the ring hat stronger Tor he IN
round and in the remainder OF the battle had ths AZ
vantage, Wunderlch becoming weak and groguv n,
the End by Reilly vicious PUSHES The latter sot the
decision. -"
The second bout consisted q a like number OF
=, and Bobby Wilson OF tho scottish American A. g.
Tho latter had the most science and won 80 ~
Tho final bout to decide the light. eight vrestIipo
championship OF the club was contested betw.as
Henry Waterman and Harry Joyce The former won
two successive fails and drcIar the winner THa
early part OF the show Included boxing and wreatnS
exhibitions BY host OF volunteers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18
COACH STEWARDS PATENT MEDICINE,
Or How He Succeeded In Reducing sweiied
Heads.


CAMBRIDGE. Oct. 1.-THE second eleven has
been having q royal time for the past two
days. Yesterday they held the first eleven for
thirty-three minutes before being scored
against. To- day they went oven further and
actually beat their varsity brothers. scoring
most Of tho aggressive work in the second.
All the coaches Capt. Waters included ranged
the mselves on the side OF the second eleven. and
devoted their whole energies to them. They
guyed the varsity men mercilessly. and by
every means possible sought to make them
feel their weakness. The secret OF it all Is that
the eleven has been playing too well for their
own good. and visible signs Of overcon1dence
have been creeping in. This Is q most dan
gerous state Of affairs. and the coachers are
It is highly irritable to the first eleven to be
deserted In this way by coachers and captain.
The substitutes and spectators seem to take
much pleasure In seeing their humiliation.
This rather bitter medicine will be admInis-
tered as long as necessary and their efforts
will again be directed in the right direction.
1t was getting so that the varsity would not
learn. They were becoming careless. and even
sluggish But Coach Stewards little patent
MEDICINE is proving effective To-day the
dulged in BY both sides. and more life was
shown than a. most any other time this sea-
son. The first eleven was too ratified and eX-
asperated to accomplish much. but they were
sic with Tufts College to. morrow. A. Brewer
was badly hurt In to.day's practice Just how
seriously Is not known. Apparently he
wrenched his leg at the thigh and was helped
on the field. Beal. Emmons and Brewer. all
varsity men. are now cripples. with Gray half
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18
Gossip OF the RJnn
Jack Grace wants to meet any l20.pound man in the

Jack Grace wants to meet any pound man In the
country,
AZ ~ o'clock this morning PEARSON" Dayies and
Mike Haley will meet at the "oir. GHpts ONCE for tho
purpose Of bringing Joe Choynski and steve tJ'Don
nell Ugeiher in u night to a finish.
Dick BurRs and his two friends. Nobby CLARK and
Sam Blackjack. will shortly return 10 England Burra
has bee told that club VIII n purse for him 10
light Jack Dempsey. or anybody else. ~ ~
Joe Harris tod SuS reporter yesterday that Martin
Denny the CT ampion nght weight OF Australia WIN
now in lngand, would be here In few weeks and re-
sumo Efforts To Get On match with Jack McAuline.
The match between stanton Abbott and ANDY Bowcn
has been ratified aud me contest win positively take
place on Nov Is A. The Olympic Club New orI.ans
Tor $1,000 purse Abbott ana his trainer Tominy
Danforth. are now on their way TO the battle ground
In regard 10 the rumor that he intended to
tho aYc aud go into ~ saloon business Peter jack
son sad Yesterday ~ might do =" II the enaucpa.
ton act should be repealed. While my acting /. an.
prrctated will continue ~ It. thank you"
Bob fltxsiinmons says he cannot understand why
his challenge to nght miIdie weight The worII
has not been accepted u Is claimed that Dan Crssdon
prepared to try conclusions with the IAnEy midtIa
cubA N~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18
News Of the Wh..Im.n.

Tho Mercury Wheel club OF Flushing win hold a
twenty. mile road rave on nov. I.
Tho Metropolitan Association Of Cycling Clubs will
hold their regular monthly meeting oil Friday oct 81
The Road Committee OF Tho Hudson County wheel.
men have made . ! arrangement, for u club rLu 10
fOhktrs next sunday,
meeting OF the Social Intercourse Committee OF tho
Metropolitan Association of Cy rhng Clubs Will held
TINS evening when arrangements VIII be AIDE for the
Wheelmen'S bowling games
An effort viii be made bi lhp Southern members OF
the L., A. W. at the next Assembly meeting 10 nav
rules adopted 10 keep ~ thr
EilAiIAr noHenehI was defeated last year.
Inc annual election OF Ofcrrk Of the Rambling Wheel
CuD1f BrdEepoit resulted A. follows Prekdent. Y. IL
smith. NcePresident. L. ]. Bristol. Secretary, T. p
s.ilman; Treasurer \ y Merkens; Captain. W. salts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18
NAYS IT rs NOT HIS CHILD.
ClintOn Randall Declares that His WIG
Inposed on Him with "a Founding.

SPRINGFlELD. Mass. Oct. 17.-Clinton Ram
dali of Belchertown. son Of seIectman Nelson
Randall. accuses his wife of having deceived
him by foIsting Brooklyn founding upon
him ms his own child. Mrs. Randall denies tn,
charge. and documentary evidence is held ?
each. The birth of Mrs. Randalps child Is MT
recorded in brooklyn. where It is alleged -
is accused OF having deserted his wife through
the influence Of his father. Suit Is threaten
against Nelson Randall for conslpiracy -
ALLEVIATE Tho affections OF his son from the wife.
she SAYS the same Of him. The Itanialls nrs
respected and esteemed by the townspeollg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18

SIashing Glove Bouts at tho tireenwood's
Show-Police stop the Lns. Event.

SIashing Glove Bouts at tho lareenwood's
ShOw-Pol,ce stop the Lns. Event.
Several hundred enthusiastic lovers OF boxing as
semeled in Tivoli Hail. Eighth street. Fourth ave-
nue. South Brooklyn, last Monday night. to witness
the opening exhibition of the OF the old time
Greenwood Athletic Association Some the liveest
boxing seen in long time was shown during tho
tog, Sergeant Costello and squad of men from
sixteenth precinct were present.
Henry Mich and Jack Nolan. Acorn A. A.. were the
first pair to show up and their bout was
vigorous ono from first to last ONeill and NcSaiy
the Acorn mascots. followed in three round go"
and then Spider Duty Of tho St. Peters C. l.. A. and
Eddie Doyle of the Acorn A. A. went on to settle
grudge. They boxed three rounds and they were As
lively as any one wished to see. Pete McGloue and
Mike Patton. Greenwood A. A., and Terry Leo and
Eddie Afford of the spared three rounds
Thomas y Day of the Scottish American A c. Jersey
City. an George Busbey of the Greenwood A A an.
gagged in spirited wrestling bout each man taking
Garc. and Eddie smms h os the
Smms long n "b u
s@9n as Garcia hsd gaux'd MS man he wentat hun
aa w%Th hf III the ,psa S1GS
round I1rc. NJ hi, man viii and punched am to
ssSn; frS% on. e ne Tnaows in the hi. esreiss
yted Master OF ceremonies Fafen to seat Of
honor 4Sn IN nth the a. sud d.. Jh, ~
S TON s.,.r 2. ,6s
Columbia a. was settled in the second round when
Frazer broke his arm Fishers head In the rrst
round both men disreparded ell rules and smashed
each other alt over the ring In the second round the
referee stopped them after of hot work aud
sont them 20 their corners. allowing them minute to
decide to fight and stop wrestling. From thai out ~
was game and bloody tusse. Frazer had the best Of
The Iong range work In the hrst three rounds while
Fisher did most OF tho inhRhting tho fourth round
Frazer hurt hts wrist and his left hand As of litte
from that out Fisher knew this and went al his
man viciously. In the last round the police iumpsd
through the ropes and stopped the round Just aa the
bell rang The referee ordered another round but iGa
police would not allow IT, The bout. Therefore was de-
n '~' ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18
HAMMERSLOUGH BROS,
BLEEcXER ST.. COR. GREENE.
white 4 Co. N Il. White Co VS.. Hayden W. VIII.

white Co. y. Il. White Co. vs.. Hayden ", Wheeler
4 Co
Co. j Scott Go, VS. Jos, Fnhys Co, j. I. Scott /
Co. Va. Atken.Lambcrt Jcwelry Co.
Dec. l2--Joseph fahys 4 Go. vs.. Keystone Watch
Case Co. y. H. white \ Co VS. keystone Watch Case
Co. " II. White 4 Co vs. Joseph FAhys Co
Dec lu-iIayden W. Wheeler & Co. VS. Aiken.Lhmoert
Jewelry Co. Aiken. Lambert Jcwelry Co Joseph
tnhys Co. Joseph fahys Co. VS.. Hayden ".
Wheeler X co
Dec 2d-A,ken.Lhmber Jewelry Co. va. j. T. Scott 4
Co. Keystone Watch Case Co. VS.. j 7, Scott 4 Co..
Co.
Jan. IN II. white 4 Co vs. Joseph Fahys 4 Co. j.
]. Scott Go. Va. II. White 4 Co, Joseph Fahys 4
Co. VS. y. H. White 4 60.
Jan N-Ilayden ". Wheeler 4 Co va j. 7. Scott Co :,
7. Scott 70 VS., Keystone Watch Case Co. keystone
Watch Case Co. va, Hayden ". Wheeler 4 Co.
Jan. 16--Keystune Watch Case Co ~, Hayden ".
Wheeler 4 Co. Keystone Watch Case Co. VS., n u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18
Bowling Notes.

Scott who made such excellent showing in Tus
srS tournament last season, win roll the Albion
team.
The Osceola Bowling Club members have decided not
to take part in the American Amateur Bowling Union
series.
Jake Leuly will not roll in the American national
tournament this season Leuly has not missed rolling
In the local series for many years,
Norkvi bowlers OF the opinion that tho orr
entails will make things hum. Capt Stein has strong
four to assist him. and they should carry of leading
prize
The Pleasures have had enough Of the American
national tournament. claiming that the bowlers who
roll in the latter series too strong to compete
against.
II Is not likely that there will he n tournament in
Paterson. az there are not enough good clubs Last
season the Patterson tournament resulted in easy
victory for the Albion team
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18
wlnd,e Lower. Another Bicycle Record.

SrRISGFiELp. Get. Ian unsuccessful ATTEMPT WAS
made to-day on Meintie's hve-me bicycle record by
W W. Windle. lie succeeded IN breaking the threo-
mile record but during the fourth mile his stomach
troubled him 30 badly that he The schedule
which had been made out. IL followed. would hayo
landed him at the tape in four time than
the record The rst mile made 2l2, the second
in 4;23 80. and the third in CAB 10 seconds below
the record
1t Is expected that another attempt will be mAis
later. Zimmerman is here and is riding fast in his
training, Tyler attempted the standing me. hUt
could not come within two seconds OF his record II
was probably his last trial for the lie
be married ut Plattsburgn. ~ Y. on Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18
All Canada Beaten by an Inning and Seven.
~ Huns.

ToRoNTo, Oct 1.-THE Canadians occupied
the wickets for the first time to-day in their
match with the Australians. and the outlook
was not very encouraging. for the visitors on
the preceding day had rolled up score OF 29S
runs. The home team scored only 40 runs
and they were compelled to follow on with tho
provement over their first attempt the bowl
Ing and fielding Of the Australians being OF a
brilliant character. Tho inning netted them
llS runs, Laing being not out Tor forty-thrse
runs. The visitors. therefore, won BY an In.
ming and seventy runs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18
~Bvoxrr. HAIL IxJUREn
Rri.eete.'s Bse eusra wrenehed His Krs,
In . nirr Affrr Nelson Poe.

N = Nstve Atter nelson roe
PRINCETON. Oct 17.-PrInceton football en-
thusiasts are blue tonight. for Buckley"
Hall has been seriously injured while practis-
ing. He had been laid of for several days
with q strained lgame emit In his knee, and was
not nt to be playing to- day He was so rest
less to get into the game. however. that Jack
MacMasters consented to lot him come out
The practice had not progressed ten min
utes before tho scrub having the ball forced an
opening In the Varsity line. and Nelson Poe.
shot through on Halls side like IN arrow.
for him. and when the atters giant form cam am
down upon him both fell. and In an instant
pRd d Pile of gay When ,nG
a@nson oand thai haze H sfs knee Gs had on been
and had to be carried from the field by Ave Of
Il 6n s m II th
game. Summers. who will probably take his
player. but he ia not ms heavy az Hail.
foes me work was feature OF the prac-
fHs @ he os sd ball
down. Phil King started in chase. and raco
ensned which reminded the spectators Of tho
In last Thanksgiving Days game, King over
took Poo at the twenty hve.yard line, but Poe;
H. ba The ne for WSs su
posed to be the first touch down Of the season
for the scrub team. The claim was not flowed,
however; for the umpire ruled that the ball
Blake was played at full back on tho Varsity
n pa dd H Mas
out TAYLOR and Church were the tackles for
The VARSITY team play tho Laurenceville
eleven here to morrow. Irvine will play quar-
ter back in Kings place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18
EAsKkR,s 7HIR1EEN s1RAIenrs.

AIbin Takes second Frizs. n.a show alter.
Deimar. and Lee Divide tho Other Prizes.
The chess tournament was practically On
ished last night when Jnsker by defeating
Gossip scored thirteen wins straight Albin
by defeating Piilabury takes tho second prize.
with eight and half wins while Delmar. Leo
and Showater. with score OF eight each, d.
vide the remaining prizes.
Yesterdays games resulted as follows: Albln
beat HanhaIn. Showalter beat Taubenhaus.
and Ryan disposed OF Oily. while tho game
between Pollock and JasnoRrodsky stands ad-
journed. The games:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18
Football Gossip,

New HAVEN OCT 1.-The Yale Law School team
would Ike game for Oct 20 Address A. A. Moore.
manager.
The stevens instant, and College City OF New YORK
elerens viii line this afternoon In game
the St. George Cricket Club grounds IN Hoboken.
The Co'ona Football club hav, reorganized for the
season and would like to meet all teams ier
Association rules the AShiands Brooklyn preferrs
Address James Martin 10 MORT Moore street
NEW HArRs, Oct 1.-THE Yale eleven will plny Am
herst on the islo field tomorrow afternoon Every
body will be pleased to see Butterworth on the fe
again. He is the best fun back in the university or
one OF ne hess that ever played on Yale team. lie
witt arrived in town today and will once be gin
training fer tn, position OF half back. lie and Arm.
strong. barring accidents. Will probably be Yale's