davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-02-23
Gnt0Ieiit.

On Der Gde Der Dearborn un6 STAN
bolp6ltr. entgIetite beute Wtttag tur3 nad6
II llDr elm @retftpa9en Bet sc. GlarfitraBen7
8a9nltnie. Der 3eparaturipa9en ipar balO
CUR Steue, Oocb uer8in9 geraume .3ett, ebe
eS geIong, BEN lbperen Ba9en pic6er in
bic S9teneu 6inein3u6eben. gtatirlid6
muBten idmmtIicbe 3ige beS gtOroiettez
SDitemS auf Der S3letfe tparten uno 0iez
i%eni9en, Die UNI 6ieie 3eit gum Mtttogelien
l1dcb 6ouie 3u fabren pflegcn, batten tDie6er
einmaL oaS Sergniigen, gu SUB 81 geben,
ooer 81 parten unO 81 lpdt na6 9auie gu
f0mmen.
, 1894-02-23
Stdott1bes,
Kleine rIohrihten.

= @e9en b0Sipiaigen Ger[aiicns bat
6ermann @eribcopic6, Elm 9tuiic, feline
Satin &dtc aui Sbejbun9 ocrtlagt.
= 0aS bemofratticbe Gentralz@omtte
mirb am nd6lten 9jenltag cine 8crlamms
lung ab9alten, nm 8orbereitungen fir bic
Gotpn7 uno ita0trGtblifen Goupenlioncn
81 t%refcu. Die Gcpublifaner iperOen
eini9e Gage ipdter 3u 6emielben 3tpeG 5u@
1arnmentreten.
- 6cuermaric6aQ g. S. 8unbt mur0e
beute fri6 I'M Dal6 ncltn lt6r an Gfe Der
Gbicogo 2(oe. ltnO &odmelltr. aus lcinem
Sblttten getporfen, nobel ct 0~erarttg al
Sopf unb S3utter DerleBt mUroe, ooB man
i'm in elmer Q~(mbulans nacb i~eiter SO. 252
SIS. GDicugo 2lUe. 8elegenen WoDnung 6rin>
gen mllBtc.
- 9er 3OjGbrigc Saul QSiie, 8remlcr
Der Qate Shore & Oticbigan Soutbcrn u.
ST., purOe beltte Wforgen oil Dcm San
8ureuftr. e8nDnbof ser BOD S5lano 8a0u
DON elmer locomotive ber lcBtcrn nicDergcz
iporfer. @r crLttt einen 8rltcb De5 recbtcn
8eine8 unO lDurOe uab BENT st. 2ufaS
6oipitaL gebradDt.
Der 4OjG6rige Ganaoier Solep6
&cllcO fteI Delte Worgen an Der Gentre
&Oc. Don Der DDr0crcn YlQttform etne5
San 8urenitr. Bferoe6abn1pagen5 Derab
unO brab lib 3pei Singer bcr ,ecbtcn
6anO, ST DuYbe nab Dem @Duntp>6Os:
pitaL gcbrodbt, bort pcrbunocn uno bann
nacb leincr W0Dnung, $50. 639 8. S0p5
%lorltr., 8c6r0cbt.
= Die Detectives Gron un0 Gliien bon
Der Capitalization Der9ofteten Deute Otorz
gen stpci iunge 8uridben I'M glitter Don 10
n1b 20 Sabren, Nonen5 Bm. Gtmmer@
mann uno q. SoDnion, Die tpegcn zines / n
9e&alb Gountp crmirftcn @in6rt9eS 0e>
iucbt wurben. sic itnb Dem Sberiff bon
0c&al6 GOuntD auSgeltefert tDorOen unO
6ieicr ipir6 iic bcute Qtbcno nit iib fOrtz
nebn1en.
= 0}a96em iie bier Sabre geiAie6cr
iparet, baben iicb Curtis s.. McGomb uub
ictne ebcntaligc 6rau @li5a6ctb 0eitern Diez
Der per6cjrotbct. BUR 3eit Der Scbeioung
iDuroe ein bou1aIs Slpei Sabre altcs &tnO
Der Obbut Ser Ntuttcr iibergebcn, Ood
murbc Dem Slater geltattct, bo5 &in6 gu
bciucben. g8ic cS idleint, biloete baS &inO
baS 8ano, lpclc6e5 Die 9cic5iebenen @bcz
Ieute lpicOcr psrcinigte. 0aS ptcber pcrs
eini9te 8oor mirO leiue 8oDnun8 an %,
SaDlor Str. aufi3lo9en.
, 1894-02-23
Cine Gaoun0 67uder;euo.

SIN Superior @ertt6t BAT SSH. &c.
Sbtcl05 Ourd6 ieincn 2tnpalt Gaftree gc9er
Die r9tortb GDica9o Strcet u. g8. So"
cine S6aOcneri0Bflagc in O6be BON $1,000
anitrengen laiicn. Der &ldger bcbauptet,
DAB Elm &obcIbobnsug all Der q. Glarfitr.
am 20. gtoOeln6cr SO in Tolgc ic6lccblcr
&eitung ein i6n 8cD0ri9cs 2aitflbrtperf
bciIen 2aOun9 in 3Udcr5cug bcitanb, rmz
mari, 10 0aB bic 8aarc ouf Oa3 StraBenz
pflafter flOg un6 BET @ogcn 5ertriimmcrt
wur0e. NuBeroem babe &lG0er, ser bonn
&uti6er6Of 9eic6Ieuocrt ipurbe, GerlcBun=
gen e]rlttter, bic i'm fitr ldngere s3cit er7
Wer0SunfGDig 9emadbt lGtten.
, 1894-02-23
Die 8Iattern.

3tpil6en 9eitern ltn6 beute Mtttag tpurs
BEN inn @eiunbbettSamt f~oIgel1oe neucn
8latternfdQc angemelOet: Micbael @ar!D,
30 Sabre alt, bon All @. 6uronitraBe
2aura Qouricg, % Sabre alt, BON 8O6 So
S%aGionitroBe; @eo. Barber, 27 Sabre alt,
bon % lnionitraBc; 6rau Gelia Netpman,
30 Sabre alt, bon 739 SO. Ma6iionitraBe.
2l0Olpb @runber9, 10 s.. alt, BON 951
g. 2eaDittitr, Dan Neoroon, 20 S. alt,
Don 1904 @a9eitr.; 3. 9Qen 8enion, "a
s. alt, bon 10Y 9. Gltntonitr.; Stephen
9arriion, Al Sabre alt, bon Ill g, Slim
tonitraBe.
, 1894-02-23
OerIdnot Sdbd6enerfdk.

Die GebtsanpdIte 9ouet & Ginsman
BADEN heute Gormtttag i'm &reiSgericbt I'M
9tanen Oes SutpelterS Sobn S. 8fororeiber
ge9en Bic @bicago GttD GailpaD So. cine
S6aocncriobfloge cingeretbt. Die &Iagez
i6rift beia9t, baB am 10. September b. S.
Der GlGgcr al Ser GreuSung Ser State 1tno
81. StraBe BON einem &abelbabn3uge Der
~genonnten @eieui9ait iber Sen 6autcn
gerannt unb erDeblt3 Oerlebt mOrOcn lei,
Oa Der Bug, tpelber in 9r0Bter Gile Sic
&rcu3ung p%aiitrte, nicbt 6urcb cine 0lode
it9naltiirt tpurbe. Set Dem Sage bc5 l1nz
foueS lei Ser &ld9er, Der auBer duberlicben
8erlebungen cine arge @ri9itterung oeS
gteroenipftemS baOongetragen babe, nicbt
I'M Stanpe geipeien, ieinem 8erufe nacb5u>
8eDen; err i6dbe ben ibm 6oour6 ent9anz
9enen @ctptnn auf $1,000. 2luBerbem babe
bic Gr5tli6e 8e6anOlun8 $500 Oeri3lungen,
tpGbreno fir bic ausgeita1oenen Sbmer3en
Elm GriaB in 6Obe bon $500 btui9erg8etie
g~elctitet mer6en ioute. Die NntpGlte beam
tragen, baB bic 9e6abte StraBenbabnz
geieQicbaft CUR 3ablung bon $4,000 an
ben SlGger 9e5tpungen tperoe.
, 1894-02-23
Der 2lar oes mayors.

Ser ausgeitOpfte @oloa6ler, ben Ser1
Wfatb. 8oeien am W}ittpo6 burcb cine
Delegation DerDorra9enoer 6erren bon ber
Norbiette benz Wtapor 6optins 3um Sc
icbent ma6te, 5iert gcgenndrti8 bic PriDotz
office oes Stabtoberbauptes. Scbr be-
8ei6neno ruDt Der prGcbtige NoIcr alf benz
tleinen @eLoi6rante i'm 3immcr Oes
MaDorS, pie ais O6 ct i6iibcnO feline
SApingen iiber ben Snbalt OeS ScbranfeS
breitete. llebcr benz Qlbler prangt bas
8ortrait DeS WfaDorS, unO cas- @an3e bil6el
cine prGdbtige @ruppe.
, 1894-02-23
Qroteit oeoen cine Steuer.

8etm GountDgeridbt5c(erf Gat 6enrO
QeopolO, Gi8entDltner zines @runotiifts
an Der iiiOlicbcn Settc Scr 70. Str., 5ipie
1bcn gate unO 8iiieuitraBe, ge8cn cine
6pe3talIteuer tijr Die @lnlaqc eincs Cement
trottotrS 8roteit crbobcn. ST. macbt
~9elteno, oaB Die betreffeuOe Sr6inun3 nicDt
recbtS9itttg lei, neil ite mt 5tpci 8~erionelt
tnterelltrt babe, BON bencn cine sur 53eit OcS
@rlalcS Oftt8ltcO OeS Sto6tratbeS mar,
nno 0aB OiclcS StaOtrat6Smitglieo BEL Dem
Grlolle Der Oroinan8 mitiDirtte. Qtu6 lei
Der Steuer betra8 bon $284.85 DteI Al bocb.
, 1894-02-23
6ente been0iot.

Die Examination Ser Qtpplifanten fir
Glert1 unO 8rieftrG9criteIen i'm 8oitamte,
Die am 6. 6e6ruar beGonnen tpurbe, finOet
nit benz b~eutiseH Sage i6ren 2tbidbluB.
SIN G5an5en Daben it9 1917 Npplifanten
9en1cIOct, cine 8e9en bic 8orjabre ouBerz
oroentlicb grOBe %3ab(, Bic ii6 pobl nur
baOurcb crtldrcn LGBt, boB sur a3eit unaez
lD0bnlib Diele 2eute bei6dfti9ungStos limb.
Sic Q(rbeit be5 @raniniren5 bat perbGltz
niBmdBig fur5e Belt in Qlniprub genomz
men, tpenn MAJ beOcnft, iute groB bic 3abl
Ser 3u Yriifen0en mar.
, 1894-02-23
Sdmerer unfaII.
Gin arbeiter set0otet, eim anoerer iawer per-
lett.

Son bem Giiengeriiit Der U%tetropolitan
6o5babn, tpp 6teIe bic 6alitebitraBe freu5t,
~ltiirSten beute firth UNI Elm piertel nad6 5ebn
llbr 3tpei Qrbeiter, SameS Sn9ltSbD unO
So6n STRANGELY, aus elmer 6obe bon 256uB
5ur @rOe nie0er, moburcb SngItSbD icbwerc
Gerlebuugen an Sopf unb S6ultern erlitt
uno in elmer 2lmbulon5 nab leiner 8oDe
nun0 9ebrocbt mer0cn muBte, wG9ren6
STRANGELY ouf Der STEELE toOt lte9en blieb !;
ietn 0ei6nam .befinbet itcb i'll Siamun6'S
'Mprge. STRANGELY ipar % Sabre ait, un>
oerDeirat6et uno mobntc 491 9. Stateltr.
, 1894-02-23
6ebt nit Grnit Dor.

MaDor 6Dpftns ian6te beute Gormttttag
an iGmmtltcbe 9epartementScbefS Elm
Scbreiben, in Welcbem ct ie a%ntpeiit, Die
bur6 Die ncue, nod in Scr S9tpebc befin0z
lid5e NppropriatlonsbtQ bor9eiebenen 9fe7
buftionen in Der Nn3abl ibrer Nn9eiteIten
nno uno beren @ebdlter iofort in &raft
treten gu laiieu.
, 1894-02-23
gu bob befteuert.

Die San SifleD Brinting So. in Sout6
Chicago bat berte I'M GountDgericbr cine
8ei6tperOeI6rift etngereibt, melcbe beiagt,
0aB tbr pcriOnlt6eS @igent6um, oeiien
g8ertb b0cbitenS $14O0 betra9c, bon Ser
Steuer6c60rOe auf $4,000 ein9elcbdbt NOR
ben lei, unO baB tie a~nit0tt cine Stcucr Don
$334,15 nur $1,000 gu 5oblcn ~9esipungen
tperben f0nne. Sic crtpartet oaber cine
entipre9enOe 9(6dnberung.
, 1894-02-23
0eben fret aus.

@m, @arrett unb ellie 6amilton, stpei
beriibtiete Gbaractere Ser 2euee, muBten
beute Dor 9ticbter GbetIain BON ber 9lntlagc
oes 9lebitablS freigeiproben tperben. Der
&lGger mar Elm 8cltauSiteQungSbeircber
aus st. 2OutS unO purbe bon 2ilie Inn
cine bebeutenbe Summe beItoblcn. Gr mar
berettS OreimaL in G6icago. UNI ais l3eu9e
fir bic Nnfloge auf5utreteu, bOcb lpurbe bic
Sacbe icbeSmal Deri6leppt.
, 1894-02-23
Gin uebereinfommen oebroden

6eute Mor9en icbten 30 Nrbeiter 6er
v8artetO Manufacturing Gompanp," O}ttz
9lieber Ser u&tn & SDect Sron @Orfcrs'
Union SEQ. 62," etnen Streif III Scene,
petl bic @cieui6aft Dem lteberetnfommen,
Die 2Obne betreffcno, ni9t na6fam.
9iele Nrbeiter tparen in benz Stem gorf
Site, Dem 9. 90. 6. 81 unb benz So6ns'
QSbeltos G%ompanpz@ ebGube bci6Gfttgt.
SIM Wtai 1893 wur6e Elm llebereinfomz
nten 8etroffen, ipona4 Die Qrbeiter bis gum
l. Q(uguit 1894 30 @ents Die Stunbc erz
baIten %lOlten. 0ieieS llebereinfommen
mur0e bon SET 6irlna nicbt 9ebaLten.
, 1894-02-23
misunderstanding.

Trant &otal un6 Wfarp Selinef BADEN
i'm &reis8eribte ben Nntrog geiteIt, boB
1ltr ben minDeriGbrigen SoiepD Social Elm
Sormuno ernannt iperbe, ba berielbe in
Scrbtnoun9 nit Sen Nntla9iteuern cine
IN Grunoeigentbum beitcben6e @rbidbaft
on5ntreten bat, beren Sbeilung m09libit
balo oou5o9en mer0en Iou. 9te Grblalie=
rim mar Die am %. Nouember D. SIS. per-
ftorbene MQrie &otul.
, 1894-02-23
Qus oem Goronersamt.

Ser Coroner tpur6e bette Gormittag be-
nlaobrtdbtt9t. oaB Der 62jdbrt9e 6reO, 2omag
IN letncr 2So0nltn9 2204 Snbiana Q(pe.
9eItern A6enO pl0BIicb 8eitor6en iei. Sin
Snqucit lit an9coronct.
Sobn 9forton wurbc geftern 9tbenb bel
Gemont BON ctnem Bulge Ser Santa Sc
8aDn iiberfabren 1nb getD6tet.
, 1894-02-23

Sn 6em Stpeif0figen 8riGgebGube
$50. 172 8otomac Npe., in benz ISM. Spa
nter etne Wa1telfabrtf betreibt, bracb beute
Wtorgen I'M 2 llbr ein Seuer aus, baS al
benz @ebGltoe einen Scbaben BON $500 uno
oil benz Eager einen ioIeben bon $500 anricb7
tete. Die GntItebun9suriadbe Oes 6euers
lit Hnbefannt.
, 1894-02-23
SbneIperfebr nab 6umbol6t=p DART

Die 8orarbetten fir sic nacb oem Sum-
bolbt~ 8arf fliDren0e .3metglinie ser Nafe=
itraBe>6 oc6baDn itn6 beretts in Nngriff gez
nommen, unO Bic genaue Noute oteier Qinie
lit berettS feitgefteut. 0a5 We9erccbt fir
bic 8abn 1T bis auf etncn SDeiL BON 3tpei
8lo6S g~e1idcrt.
Die neuc 2tnie 8tpet9t lt6 bon Ser 6auptz
linie gern0e tpeitlidb BON Der @clterl1 9[ue.
ab un6 lGuft 6urcb Die nit Der Nc1tern
9lDe. parallel laufenoen QlQeD n0r0licb bis
81 Der Q(lleD 5tpilchen 9ipiilonitraBe uni
8erber Qlpe. Sn bteier NueD lGuft 1tt
tDeitli6 bis SIT cinem 8untte spilben Ga.
"lifornia unO 6airftelb 2tpe., 6ann ourb bic
QlaeD 8pii6en 0ieien beiben StraBen n1ro=
ltb bis GUT Sullcrtpn Qlpe., tpo tie itb 6anr
noroweitlib penbet uno nit set Wttlz
tpaufee Nue. parallel bis 9tortpoo6>p art
lGuft.
9as 6aupt6in6erniB fir BEN 8au Ser
8abnltnie lit Bic neue Wetbo0titenfirc6e an
Der @orneltaitraBe un6 Q8eitern Q(oe. Die
les 6tnberniB miro iebocb baburcb ge6obel
peroen, baB bic 8abngeIeuicbaft 0as
&trcbenGcbdube no6 einem na9egelegenen
Der &ircbengcmeinbe gebort9en 8auplabe
tr0n5portiren laiien miro. Sin 6abinz
8cbenoer @ontratt lit bereits abgei9Ioiier
pproen.
gficbt unm09lt1 1T eS, 6aB bic Qafeftr.;
!6o9babngeieQi6oft fitr Sen 8etrieb bas
lteue SroueD@S Ditem Der General @lectrtC
Company einfitbren miro, fails sic leBtart
@eieui6aft na6ipeiien miiroe, baB BIZ
Soften OeS 8ctriebeS iicD nicbt b0ber iteuer,
tDie Die Soften bes 8etrtebeS nit 0ampfz
lofomottDen, Die @lcftri5itdts s@eieuidbuft
bat jebob auf bte babin9ebenben 8prlc6ldge
ber Observation-Disclosures nO9 nicbt geant:
iDDrtet.
, 1894-02-23
8erthtt9ult9.

Sn 6em geitrigen 26en0blatt Ser Suinoi5
Staat5Seitung ma Die No6nung 5tpcicr
9iruen, welcbc Dor Jticbter ScuuD angee
fla9t woreu, Clarence ST. 2ittle beroubt gu
baben, irrtbitmlt6 ais SEQ. II 80. Safe
Ctr, ange8eben. Su bieiem 9auie befinz
bet iib Die g8irt6idaft BON g8iuiam
&idbarb Q1nion We11'5 6ea0quarter), unD
es iinb bort fetne y0annen Der 6aIbwelt"
auiGift1.
, 1894-02-23

linn acknowledgement BET Ser gegenz
ipartlgen Jtotbla8e oa5 @rlangen bon 8ez
icb d~ttigung 81 crleicbtern, nimmt baS
@b enobIatt Der SuinotS Staats3eitun9
ct eQengeiu6e unent9elt(tcb ouf.
, 1894-02-23

- WtarD BARRON bat gegen ibrcn @atten
S. 2ariOn cine S1aOencriobtlagc einges
retbt, neil ct iie b%erartt9 miBbonbelte, DaB
ct bon einem 8oli5eigericbt Su $50 Strafe
Derurt6eilt puroe.
, 1894-02-23
Ubrebnn11o.

Sn 6a9en bes inloIoenten Sames $.
8urfe baBoer NIit9nee Sol6ua SteOenS i'm
Gountpgertcbt bericbtet, Dab Die Gtnnabmen
$3051.56 uno Bic ~2tuSgaben $2143.46 be-
trugen.
, 1894-02-23
Gon9blin's Anfd)nlO
Don Sem Dertbei0i9er Oonobue
itanobaft behauptet,

Die Derfhw0run9 fir Ole Grmoroun9 oes DR..
Grontn hiufdGi9. = Cine Iaugmteri9e
SehanoIun9 oes Oman iden 0euglines.
, 1894-02-23
The Vim. Schmidt Baking Company

SroS, Graders It. feittes SaGpert
unerrei4t al gteinbeit gtobrtraftu Il. StmodborIgteit
syragf Sure 9rocers oarnadJ.
Office uuo SSabrif: 1871 ClybOurn Ave.
27ut5,S SeIepbone: geortb 241.
, 1894-02-23
wrwTcTAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement S ST the 2 T1S s BFs N%A tL66NNSSAHs
of Manchester in the Kingdom of Great Britain,
on the 3lst day of december, 1892: made to the
Auditor of Public Accounts of the State of Illinois.
pursuant to law:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers sailing the Cunard
steamship Servia for Liverpool yesterday the
Rev. c. b. Allen. Ashmed Fahri Bey. Captain
Charles Foxwell r. i. e. Hayes Dr. w. IL. F.
Miller. W. +. Chalmers and W. b. Rand
The French Line steamer La Champagne for
Havre took out among her passengers the Marquis
and Warehouses Tafiini dAcceglio Mr. and Mrs
NJ. Aisna, Mr.. and Mrs. Noise Alitenssi Robert
NJ. Cooper Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Bodet d. McB
Hunter. Samuel Vazquez. X. Niskiwo f. de
Riunbouville and J. A. Hutchinson.
On the North German Lloyd steamer Spree sail
ing for the Azores Gibraltar and Genoa were Mr.
and Mrs. Montgomery Ward, Mr.. and Mrs f. ID
wetherill, Cameron d, Waterman. William Van
Zandt. DR.. H. c. Register. Mr.. and Mrs H. II
Sherman. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin Stoddard Mr..
and Mrs: 8. p. Stambach. DR.. and Mrs. Eugene
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Macmillan Morgenthau DR.
J. q: Van Marter. D. Norman MacVicar, John Guy
owsley, Mr.. ana Mrs: Thomas Jackson Mr. and
Mrs. w. " Laurence Mr.. and Mrs s. w Lambeth
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. n. Goddard. Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Brown. Mr. and Mrs. 7: r. Appleton, the Rev. s.
and Mr.. and Mrs. James F. How.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
COUNT GLADSTONE THE WINNER.

Memphis Feb IA dispatch TO THE CONNER
,cial' from Grand Junction. Tenn. says; In the
aged setter stake in the United States field trials
to-day eight dogs continued In the second
series. The wind was blowing gale all day, with
occasional showers. making good work difficult
Count Gladstone and Antelove were called hrst'
Count Gladstone did all the work on game and had
equal speed and range and won. Tennessee Rod
and Lillian Russell then ran Lillian did little game
work. and both fell short OF the Judges require
ments. Miss Ruby and Dan Burgess then raced the
judges. The work game consisted or a peVy
each. the Judge selecting Dan as the better. Ep-
gene T. and Chevalier then ran. bOtn doing hgn-
class work. Chevalier Count Gladstone ana
Chevaer then for first money. Count won,
Outclassing Chevalier in every way. The judges
announced Count Gladstone first. Chevalier second.
Dan Burgess third. Count Gladstone having won
The aged setter stake and Kent Elgn the aged
pointer stake they competed 10 see which would
win the absolute. Count Gladstone proved the
victor
Strideaway having won the pointer Derby, and
Topsv's Rod the setter Derby. they TO
which would win the absolute in the Derby. Topsys
Rod had been dosed with salt meat by some one.
He filed up water and his owner drew him from
The stake and protested the heat. but the judges
gave Strdeaway the heat after run of a few min
1ites Strideaway making one point and having
speed and range. Topsys Rod has never been de-
feated by any puppy except Strdeaway this being
the second victory over Topsy's Rod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
YALE REFUSES TO PLAY THE GIANTS.
THE COLLEGE MANAGER SEEMS TrMID ABOUT
MEETING THE NETWORK TEAM

IN BASEBALL.
According TO a letter received from the manager
OF the Yale Baseball Club yesterday the Yale nine
will decline 10 play the New-York team at the Polo
Grounds this year. The writer intimates that Yale
il dissatisfied with the treatment received here last
year. This decision will cause much surprise in this
city. whore Yale has many loyal followers The
writer seemed to think that the Giants defeated
Yale too easily. These peculiar ideas for n
college manager to entertain. Baseball IS played
it's merits. ard team does not stop playing
simply because II has lead OF one run or more
Other people. when Informed OF Yales decision
yesterday. seemed TO think the fact thai Murphy,
the old Yale shortsop. had signed with the Giants
might have something to do with the affair Ward
wrote the Yale manager last night requesting
that he reconsider his determination because many
people in this neighborhood were anxious to see
Yale play.
Ward has not yet decided whether he will take
his PLAYERS South The most liberal offers
he has received have come from Savannah charles
ton and New-Orleans. Ward says that most OF his
players have agreed to go South. although the men
will not be under contract until April President
Genslinger Of the New-Orlears club. has closed a
contract with the Baltimore team to play a short
that the Giants will open the championship season
at either Baltimore or Washington. The first cham
ponship game will be played on April 10.
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r,HANGEs IN THE YALE CREW

New-Haven. Feb. II (speciaD.-Capsain Fred John
son has made three more changes in the Yale
crew He has taken Smith. who has been rowing
bow for some time and put him back in the second
crew Beard who has been the second crew.
has been taken back TO bow oar on the Varsity;
Sanford who has been rowing No. the
VARSITY has been moved back to No. 4. and
Longacre has stopped training temporarily. Knapp
has been taken from the second and put at
No on the Varsity. Captain Johnson himself has
begun to stroke the second crew. indicating that
unless Dater gives better satisfaction at stroke
the Varsity he will be replaced by Captain john
SON Ex-Captan Ives and Hartwell and Goetchius
of last years crew, coaching the Yale can
didates at present.
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ARRANGING PLAYERS CONTRACTS.

Washington. Feb. IN. f. Young. OF the Ma
tonal League. to-day gives notice Of the following
contracts OF players with clubs for the season Of
1884, With New-York John VI. Ward. r. Common:
with Pittsburg. Frank Kien. Released-By Bos-
ton, W. II. Charles.
A reconvened annual meeting Of the National
League and American Association Of Professional
Baseball Clubs will be held at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. New-York City, on February 20. at
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NO MORE PUBLIC BoXING AT YALE

New-Haven Conn. Feb. 1.-THE Yale faculty an
nounces that no mere boxing will be allowed in any
public contests given by Yale. Boxing has long
been opposed by the faculty. and the Knocking
OUT Of one man in last winters game has intensi-
fed that opposition until II is believed the time Is
not far remote when 1t will be forbidden at Yale
altogether.
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