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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-01-18
La Grippe

"Last spring was taken down with
la grippe. At times was completely
Frustrated, and so difficult was nv
breathing that my breast seemed as if
confined in an iron cage. 1 procured a
bottle of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and
no sooner had began taking it than
relief followed. Icould not believe that
the effect would be so rapid and the
cure so completely. II. Williams,
Cook City, S. Oak.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-01-18
THE EXPERIMENT STATION
q =
At Raleigh, n. g., Is Ready GO
Help the Farmers,
by Advice as to Agricultural Suhjects-BJ
Cooperation In Other Ways, or by
Sending its Publications to Those
Who Really Desire Thorn.
THE EXPERIMENT STATION
The Experiment Station Bulletins.

The Experiment Station Bulletins
The standing offer is made to send
the bulletins of the Station to all in the
State who really desire to receive them.
Thousands of farmers have already
taken advantage of this offer. Unless
you really want to be benefited by them,
please do not apply for them. If you
desire to read them, write on postal
card to DR.. II. 3. Battle, Director, Ral-
eigh, N. c.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-01-18
|" MORE MONEY!

That what everybody wants and needs and
deserving of all they get than the honest hard working
tiers of the soil-the Farmers of the country.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-01-18

DEAR BRorHERYou the EoPOn
Eecropose.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-01-18

y o.,
Ny wife piful invalid
health
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-01-18

LIT1LKroN 1885
hisEy psissd p0'no Ano ~ ~ IMAM ever B. " sEwso os
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-01-18
AYERS
Cherry Pectora|

Prepared BY DR.. j. c. Aver Co., Lowell, Mas
Sold BY all Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, IS.
Prompt to act, sure to cure
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-01-18

The Electropoise b . great Z
after Effects Of typhoid fever.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-22
fun ,sAsa aIOuses 90 sft-eoaatry,

A DlkOSDACKs-Lsks Placid; furnished camp: II
"a rooms. eOaYspisnees surpassed: $500 boarding
house. 20 Toona 81" LEGGEfT." ia Lexington Az
~ rent for season nnely fuTniahed brick mansion
upon the banks OF And OTeFlouknE the beautiful o.
Weku River. All modern improvements large lot
snAde. noWsrA slseine hzhis. piano. stable Ae 3
Tsf paItieulSss' ssl o. sd5isss " = fo&SsSsSSip Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-22
asal estate for saIr-arsey City.

4kal estate for tSalr-Jersey City.
NOR SALE-Two-stoT frame house. with Kitchen ex.
tension also spare lot al, tRlnR nicely fenced out
buildings wood house chicken house wash house sum.
meT kitchen. grape aTOoT &C m nTsLclas order stu
ated 81 Nails ay Jersey tty NaTt0n price. 81 200;
half cAa remain on bond aud uoTtgass Tor one two or
three years u required for further PARTICULAR JOHN
J. GAFFNki, Real Estate, 23l TOnneis AV Jersey CITY
or }, H. GhoNE =, - Burning sir New YORK city.
INuR SALON Jersey City Heghts IB minutea from
II libeTty a., new detached broom and cellar house.
all improvements s3ONu; 500 cAs balance 81 p.r
month with interest JOHN A. LANE. Builder $50
Randolph AN
HOUSE FOR sALE-fhrse-story frame tenement II
rooms, rents for s+Oh year al. rented lGI Han
cock Av. between Bowers ami south as Jersey CIty
Heghls: 70 minutes from hoboken FeITy. Inquire "
oWheT. on pTvl'srA
NEW DETACHED DWELLING; large rooms: conf
~ Portable and convenient lot 25 Ices wGd-. IA .
o!e 10 selou4s and stores one b.0cz from trolley
10 minutes from New AuTk Price $500, only {.IU
required; balance payable instruments
J. D. tONbtCT owner, 40 Wal 81
g Rln SECURES ?-STnRY BRICK HOUSE walk
gov" INK distance trsm Terry good chance "a &c
cure home aud pay teT II tr' rruts q the part do
~ lil,s -. payable nsiAhnguis J. ~
CoAbICI O~nsF, Montgomery a.. Jersey 'ity,
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fOr saIs or 90 Ytt 4,assaie.

A n OLDFAsHIoSED comfortable nine room house,
"a partly furnished vita uuNcTa aud gardsn ever
green laNn ana fruit trees. aud barn within stone
throw o. tue Prospect depot Fassatc. n - - ans
each dAiiy. excellent alton norist or
one who wants Playground among nOgsTs; TenL
s1o Apply 20 sfEER Passaic. j.. or a. % College
place. NsS York.
FNO LET a. PAAIAie. n j. ssven-Ioom house city Wa-
ser laundry IN basement good neEhborhOoA; 90
uinatss from Ne York ReDt S22 Cali on or addrsaa
W. n sPEEk. $50 Paais0R Az. PAssais. x. !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-22

COSGEHs. no. kLASD LAKE.
The coming summer resort; only IS minutes ride.
with Communication tickets only $50 year ono
We dad at Congers good water pure air free from
malaria and dAmpness, elevation 1uO feet above Ihs
level LOta near the station $50 and S7b cash
and IS per MONTH lots on the lake section sIO0 and
upward Vow the time 10 buy lots having Increased
IN value treble IN four months. AeGINNIs. T. STERN
AanagerA Boston Land Company, 25s Broadway.
BARGAINS IN FLORIDA Properly or y. .i' S sssaRF'
j. 5. BELL JAeksonyills. Florida
COR sALE-A California fruit farm on small pay.
II lsnts prospectus tTer
FOSTER wooD'0N. 40 Washington st. Chicago
I u0l Farms. country 'eats village homes; all
isOoo LEGATIONS, pr ces. desert tons; sale cheap
or exchange; can meet all reason Anle reOurrments
WHITING FIGHTERS. III Broadway
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Afal estatr FIR SaIe-Countru.


4 FOR sALE-Extra choice 1lO-Acre farm ~
80 miles from picturesque Greenwich. Mass, and 2
miles from Enfield: one house painted white. 10 rooms
one house painted brown six rooms one barn painted
red 4oX5o with cellar so acres OF table land 40 of
pasture. and 70 of extra choice woodland; cows. 4
calves. horse, carriage. express wagon, single
sleigh. double sleigh. 20 chickens three tons
OF hay. barrels OF cider vinegar. bar
rels cider. 10 bushels of potatoes. harrow,
ploughs. shoves. hoes. I pitchforkS, ?
hay rAkes snathes soythss, rs loads fertilizer.
buttermakng machine, ? crow bars. cart hook hay
cart. lhorse sleigh, wine press hay cutter. cross
cut saw, circular saw, pair OF stselya sickcs
2 axes. wood SAWS l moving mach nine. meat chest
400 apple trees, 90 pear trees ounce trees plum
trees kinds OF grapes cranberry marsh: $40 worth
huckIeberres taken from this farm last year; trout
good condition, house all furnished: enough nre-
wood cut TO last one year; 5000 worth nne chest.
nut timber can be Immediately taken from this
farm. Farm products bring the follnwInR prices:
Butter, aOc.i eggs average 1t a1c; calves, SO 10
slA hay. slS ton: potatoes, Toe. TO 81 per bushel
Will sell with or without stock: reason for selling,
owner 10 years old unable tn carry farm This farm
viii pay for itself IN four years Facts: exchanges
Price $500; SlOOO can remain on mortgage. knEsld
fac tories ana 10 tbo second weAthest town in the
State Of Massachusetts and the most healthy. D. r.
ATWOOD. Enneld, Mass. Last car O'Clock r. ". ex
press train at L2d 81 station arrives at spTtng IS
wI bout change; then take Athol branch $40 train
arriving a. Enneld At O'Clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-22
lmellins HOUSES % Ert-snssy City

JERSEY CITY HBIGHTs- 500 . month; sroomsd
y house all Improvements; IS minutes from foot Of
Liberty ST.: MINUTES from Arlington Ava Depot
Central H. n Of n. j.. Apply to ". 4 HBRKIoK .
Co. cor. Arlington ave and Union ST
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sfor Sale OF 90 Iet-AruohIga.

ITO LRr-Nine new two-stoTy basement and csIlAi
houses l67i TO 1887 Bergen st; nine rooms, nine
closets With all improvements: rent S26 per month
20 good tenant take Kings County to utieA Sta
tton. Inquire on premises
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for sale or 90 gst-Citu.

ZEAL ESTATE DEALER.-Pr,usss q
Broadway 20 let. near S2d At now grouped ~ frAi
gu aH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-22

Il NM isLARDs.-To rent isFnishsd esttSEs q
lsODO cas- q tAs islAnd. q ths sl lawrence kiysE
neAr AsxAndra bAy ons q TIE nnsst locations thS
nssIs boAtA Aei nnt $500 Particulars and photo-
graphs 9Th y. foWk6END. 20 val -
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.flsts Hnh 9vurtmsuts % let


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CENEEAkFA AfAhE IN hOhSD-
- ines.
nHkn. b!sbbU1Hov.
2aaRvvvnH snnHInLSCI
VHiENofI ToIOsO
seth street 6Sth street.
ana I'm ANenue'
rrrr auAn~rrp ANN I'm usr s.0
r.....
-, ~ -,
SHD bb IIBBRiY sf.
NEW YORK
Uptown once 5sth ST. and Iih Az
-, ., 90 a; ,.,,,,,,y1,eNT
q NEST psTI STREET,
NEW
Apartments Of seven rooms; hard wood trim. enamel
iaths sanitary plumbing prettlly decorated; ideal
homes for small famii.. 49,,
on premises. or 7wsnr.
Slowerhai sl.rse rooms bath all conyeniencesi SEQ
.lD Az ne.r oath At large ,scond floor
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Suburban Real estate.

ELMsFORD PARK-Ons hour from EsctoT q sh0,es
~ plots and VIA sites; paved streets 40 E A'S
!nalns; lotS SUI aud Upward VAus Increastns - y
hbelAl CON "a sslous pad 70 i've ak-nts Wlo W 4A-
Apply 10 hEARf J. sCHEubER 700 hudson a.
j N and naAT the beautiful village Of Jamaica l.
GEQ Z TlLLH. Ja4AleAt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-22
:fOr Sale or 90 asrsry City.

%OR kEhT-HOMse- a. .Jrr-rv cav ir,Shts.
Il Ei.h AZ lmpLeysmenis sls % 80 per month
FOR SALE, nOUsES in good locations from
s2.JOu ur
lots ana PHO - on the best avenues
SEND FOR OUR REAL ESTATE INDEX.
GSEN - LANEi,
Isl MONTICELLO ANENUE,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-22

NEAR BRooKIfx AZ. kfyGs cauENEETTi
ONLY rs MINUTES 10 TnE HnIuss
Houses i.B'iI and 1873. and 81 stories and 81.
ment with large extension dining rooms size 71s ~
1O1i is rooms each. II ron are looking for . shoi
ouRhly good modern dwelling house In = utstess
examine the above befnra on rrhasin,
sisewhers. OPEN for inspection every day.
Apply on premises. or to
ARTHUR o. srry
I.3TO Dean st Broohf -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-22
ataI estate for lsaIe-statea asIaaa.

4sal estate for Salr-Staten asIaad.
iu new cottage A. kTAAtInA Park. ErastnA. H. easy
ternu and monthly payments. about what would
pay fOT rent. 0Uly b,'"k from toe a grand
vide bOulsvardi commands beautiful view u the
re Ehth hycEsnI water and storss; dry esllArs
ALBERr LuFTOS. r. . box l, ISL. New YORK. city.
sTANEN I~LAND
Modern cottages Just finished in beautiful location on
smith IeIT1es, a. sa5O, ErEy nns dwelling On So.
Faula sA5l
WERMEREKIRCH COssMANA
lSs BAy 81, stApletoR.
As ELEGANT oORSER RESIDENCE for gentleman
"a OF means has all city impTovsmenls: ~ Tooms: 4
lots cArrAga hpu4as surroundings the best class;
minutes fr0nA PUTt Richmond station. staten Island
rapid transit; $500 worth $1,000: photograph In
Ollces teTulA 20 suit purchaser.
DAkkiN. 9O3 broad say. room "a elevator.
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:flats aud Apartments BroukIyu.

flat5 Rnd Apartnifnts- Broohlyu.
FLATS To LET IN BROOKLYN.
We are prepared to let to responsible parties fats
from $40 TO Sho the most liberal terms and supply
now vacant; possession can be had immediately
join rTLLNAN. REAL ESTATE
a. az In'on ST. cor 3.h av. Brooklyn.
urEN UNTIL Df.M.
RRoOELyN FLATS to rent. sI8sI5 per montn-sa7.
OHI Denns st. near Grand av. !" L" station. six
CHHA?EsT RENT IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. deciding
~ look at the Fay View rals latest improvements
tRANCIS HUNT. {. 800 Sd Av
HEALTH. COMFORT. MISUNDERSTANDING 10
II Gated; within o minutes Bridge and ferries;
rooms tubs: to small family So; rooms. 50. Prem.
ises lUs Ellery st, near Tonpklns ave. or WILLIAM
u. GRACE, Wilioughby. cor. jay, Brooklyn: others
Open evenings.
I DON -BeautIui room hats 80 $40. 81. sI2. sl3:
- nothing Ike them for the money: Fulton L." Skr
EtOgA nation: ~ minutes to bridge: brooklyn L."
Ghanncey station come and spialL families only.
cB5 Marion 1t,
ITO LET--fLATS. light rooms. Improvement. SO to
near Brnokiyn Av; nat as New York av nve rooms
SlS: opea sundaT. lnCntre OF tanitor or HAYES
RANSoN. 1.i53 Futon ".
THREE STORY sngls bay window flats: all improve
ments! rooms and bath Inquire ~ Van voorhis %.
~ inst class neiRhborhood. to rent; Sl3 per month:
30 minutes from city Hal New York; two blocks from
station. Apply ,5A Russell place. Saratoga Az. sta
tion. Kings County L.
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a HOME

n TIE REST INVEsTMrNr.
HtOO; new houses. rooms Including bath
and tubs; near sleyatsd station $500 sash, =
LOTS IN IA TH WARE
$40 and upward payable s. monthly: only . fu,f
left NHEEIAN.
Atlantic and Van Sac
The herald., 1894-10-28
BIKE RECORDS BROKEN.
TYLER RIDES A FLYING MILE
IN 1:43 3.5.
This Boats the Record Made by Zeigler
at Sacramento-The Figures for
Intern odiato Distances
Also Lowered.

WALTHAM, Mass, Dot. 27.-Seven rec-
ords were lowered ct the Waltham track
today. The most important was Tyler's
trial for the mile flying start record
which was reduced to :4S 3-5, one sec
ond and two-fiitbs below the record
made by Zieglsr in Sacramento few
weeks ago. Tyler had the usual tandem
teams to pace him. He now holds ell
records in his class for one-third to two
miles. The intermediate times today
were: Quarter. 2614, third, So As, half,
58 rs, two.thirds, l:1225, thrse-quar-
tera, l:2lA, (world's fecord,) mile,
AS 3-5.
Arthur Porter lowered the Glass A
record tor the one-thrd and the half
mile records formerly held by himself.
The times we're: Third, O:35: half.
0:54. The former record FOR the third
was 35 40, and for the bali 55 eeconds.
Haggertv and Williams, tandem.
were paced by triple and road the
quarter 10 0:26 g., bresking Banker
brothers. record. The third was reached
in 0:32 5, breaking the record held by
Mayo and Saunders; the mile in
:52 5. This broke the worlds rec.
ord made by Cabanne and Titus.
The herald., 1894-10-28
Aud Dan Came Also.

Stockton Mail: The spectacle of Dan
Burns riding through the streets of
Stockton laet evening liz an open car
riage Immediately following that which
bore his man Estee, with other vehicles
carrying prominent local Repu blicans
coming after, WAS not Of a nature to in
spire confidence in the high purpose of
political parties. Mr.. Burns ls not 3
Republican from conviction. He is a
Republican for what there is in it for him.
self. His sincerity is of a piece with
that OF Boss Buckley when Buckley wss
the guiding spirit of the California
Democracy. As soon ss Buckley was
shorn OF his power to run the machine
in HE own interest he turned Repub-
lican, and today is operating with Burns,
according to Burna' own free and un-
collected statement.
But Boss Buckley was never. in the
heyday of his power, as bold and defiant
OF public opinion and feeling as ia Boss
Burns. Buckley was content to remain
in the background. Burns is not satis-
fed until ne has thrust himself into the
forefront of proceedings, taking a place
where he is sure to ses and be seen.
MANY prominent local Republicans were
nate places behind him in the procession,
among them being no less conspicuous
figure than the editor of the Indspend-
ent. How thsy must have felt trailing
after the unspeaksble Burne, they them
selves only know, though their feelings
-an be imagined.
s#Snll Mr.. Burns was entitled to place
next following Mr.. Estee. In fact he
In hn
Mr., Estee or ahead. The creator frat
and the creature after, in nature, in So
ciety and in politics. Burns put Estee
where he is, and if Estee should be
elected and any Stocktonian should de-
sire a favor from him he would fret
have to square Burns. Those Repub-
licans, therefore. who noursh anticips-
tione following the next Inauguration at
Sacramento do not 60 far astray when
they cultivate Burne even at this early
day.
On Mr.. Eatee's arrival in Stockton
what was his greatest anxiety? Where
ia Burns?" he asked eagerly and re-
peatedly. Bring Dan to me-" Take
me where Dan is; - Il must see Dan. 3"
Thus it would be should he be installed
as governor. Dan would be the man
who would have to be seen before any
business could proceed.
Who is this man Burns that he should
exercise such control over the Repub.
lican candidate for governor? There is
something about him in the state
archives in Sacramento. Is it to his
credit? Not exactly. We will publish
it in the Mail tomorrow, SO that the
reader may judge for himself just what
kind of man BUNS is.-IStockton
Mail.
The herald., 1894-10-28
DUsKY PUGILIsrs.

The Black Terror Knocks Dat tho
Champion Picksainpy.
CHICAGO, Oot. 27.--Jimmy Church,
the "Black Terror OF Polk street. .
whipped Floyd Hutchinson, "Cham-
pion Pickaninny of the Passing Show"
in two rounds at Paddy CsrrolPs rooms
last night. A crowd of theatrical men
and Chicago Athletic association men,
bers were present at the ringside. The
boys weighed liz pounds, and went
into the fight with gloves about az
large as themselves. Church's people
claim 1.-THE Passing Show" men tried
to stuff the gloves with wets, but the
trick fell through. Both OF the
boys slueged away oheeriully in the
first round, missing most OF their
blows. Pickanniny forced the fighting
in the second and staggered the local
men. Just as time was called in the
second round, the Pickanniny champion
made a wild rush, misaing and ploughed
along the floor, ripping up the carpet
with his nose. He was helped to his
corner, meditated for a moment, and
then rolling up his eyes said:
II give up de fight; de last Knockout
killed me dead"
Church, who was nearly whipped
himself, promptly stepped in the ring
and offered to fight the whole passing
Show" contingent, manager and all.
He was repressed by Paddy Carroll and
awarded the decision, together with the
purse-s10 easy dollars.
The herald., 1894-10-28

was large one, comfortably filling the
grand stand and lining the fences with
vehicles. Among thoss attending were
some of the best known society people
OF the oity. The tslly-ho coach con-
tanning members Of the Los Angeles
Athletic club was one OF the not cesble
rigs on the grounds.
Wilbur j. Edwards. the winner, comes
from San Jose where he ID member oil
the San Jose Wheelman's club. He is
also q member of the Rambler team
which includes Ziegler, Wells and Osen
He went east some time ago as a mem
ber OF the Columbis club but did not
make his mark on the other side OF the
Rockies.
Edwards now holds the one'quarter
mile worlds record, flying start. at "a
2 5 seconds. He also holds the worlds
record on one-eighth mile in l6 seconds.
The herald., 1894-10-28
BlUYCLEs' RIGHTS.
They Are Equal to Those of Other We
hfcles.

hici6H.
ST.. PAUL, Oct. 27.-In decision just
handed down, the supreme court gives
bicycle riders all the rights of the gen.
eral thoroughfares granted to other ve-
hices. The test case was that of A. N.
Thompson, whose horse ran away at the
sight of a bicycle ridden by w. M.
Dodge, the buggy OF Mr.. Thompson be-
ing demolished and Mr.. Thompson
injured. The latter brought suit for
damages, alleging that the bicyclist had
no right in the road. Judge Buck says
in his decision agsinst Mr.. Thompson
bicycles are vehicles used now ex-
tensivsly for convenience, recreation,
pleasure and business, and the riding
of them upon the public highway in
the ordinary manner, as is now done,
is neither unlawful nor prohibited.
because the plaintiff chooses to
drive horse hitched to carriage. does
not give him the right to dictate TO
others their mode OF conveyance upon
public highway where the rights OF each
are equal"
The herald., 1894-10-28
a Tamnle of Henlth

Where vigor, good digestion, appetite aud
ound repose minister TO physical comfort is
the bodily structure which, however much its
foundations have been sspp-d by ill-health,
has been res ored-rebuilt, as it were--by the
great renovating tonic, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. Nothing infuses ST. ength into a de-
bilitat.d frame like this saving medicine.
which, in the vigor and regularity II imparts
TO the system, endows it with the surese de-
fense against disease, and the best guaranty
OF business, tired mechanics, overworked mill
hands, miners broken down by hardship and
exposure to malaria, mariners and tourists all
declare that 1t is the best safeguard against
the influences OF fatigue, bo1ily or mental,
and of climate and temperature. lncompara-
BILE for bilious, rheumatic, kidney and nervous
troubles
The herald., 1894-10-28
THE PIGSKIN KICKERS.
FOOTBALL PLAYERS MAKE THE
WELKIN RING.
The University and Relisnce Teams
Play Their Second Tie Game.
Yale Defeats Wost p Point;
Harvard Cornell.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 27.-The Univer.
sity OF California and Reliance Foot Ball
teams played their second tie game OF
the season today, but this time neither
side scored. 1t was one OF the prettiest
and most exciting games ever seen here.
Hunt. the university star player, was in
the field today and greatly helped his
side. During the frat half the university
men had the ball and most OF tie time
it was in Reliance territory. The college
men could never get the ball nearer the
goal than the 25~yard line. During the
second half the conditions were reversed.
This time Berkeley was on the de-
fensive and had to work hard TO
prevent Reliance from scoring. The
game ended with the ball we'll in the
uniyersity's territory, where it had been
sent bv a kick from Whitehouse. The
running OF Hunt for Berkeley and
Walton for Reliance, and the kicking Of
Benson and Whitehouse were the
features OF the game. Both sides were
satisfied with the result and each
deemed it had won a victory.
SANTA CRUz, Oct. 27.-Two elevens
from Stanford university played q game
OF football today. The first eleven won
the game by score OF IA to A.
WEST PoINr. Oct. 27.-Upward of 5000
people turned out to see the Yale-Cadet
game here today. The weather was all
that could be desired, and the game was
played without break in the halves.
The result was: Yale, IL; West Point, 5.
MANHATTAN FIELD, N. Y, Oct 27.--
In the Cornell Harvard football game
this afternoon, Harvard got the first
goal by Wrington from which A. Brewer
kicked goal in about eight minutes.
Ohl pnnted, Brewer returned and
was blocked by Rogers. Beertiman
made touchdown. OIL kicked goal
for Cornell. Score, to 8. O. Brewer
made a touchdown for Harvard and A.
Brewer kicked goal. Harvard IL,
Cornell +. O. Brewer made touch
down, but missed goal. Score: Har-
ward, IS; Cornell, l6. Final score:
Harvard. %; Cornell, IL.
BROOKLYN. Oct. 81. Football; Cres-
to R,rfW
The herald., 1894-10-28
ooEsErr AND THE KINEroscoPE.
The Champion Docs Not Take Stock II
he Nav n ventiOn.

The Champion Docs Not Take Stock in
the New Invention.
KANSAS Cry. Oct. 27. - Champion
Corbstt, speaking today of the $50. 900
offer of the kaleidoscope company, said
il will not be considered at this time un-
til it was demonstrated that the fight
could not be pulled off successfully In
Florida, and it would be unbusne ess-
like to figure on q match elsewhere yet.
Speaking OF the kinetosoope, he said
while it was great invention, two men
battling for the worlds championship
would not have in mind the benefits to
accrue to the inventor when they met
in the ring. The scheme he said, was
impracticahle.