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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
rla,ag,n ANA Inorp in Mrck,enbur~.

EOYpTON. oct. Special Yesterday
was our County Court-day. II was mainly
given over 10 political debate. There was
a Joint discussion between the ReplbA
cans. Democrats and Populists. Mr. VIII
liam Flanagan. Commonwealth atlor-
neg for POWhatan, opened for the kopHh-
leans His speech contained many Jokes,
but little argument II was chiefly NJ
rade of abuse against the Democratic
party. lie was followed hy Hon. II. X.
Pollard for the Democrats, I'm a. speech
Of one hour and a half. tt trstted WIN
hard facts. telling arguments, tunny
anecdotes and cutting repartee IL was
the general verdict that the effort was
very able one.
lie was followed by Mr.. r. 7. ThorP'
the Republican nominee for congress
from the Fourth district His speech was
clear and able. and. from his parry
point 0f view. admirable. Humor ana ar
glment ne brought to bear against ms
opponents. but with an his ability, he
did not answer satisfactorily the arEu-
ments Of Mr.. Pollard. To many Of them
he did not even alludc.
lie was followed by Mr.. Y. G. Allen,
PopuIist He spoke well for his side OF
the case. He arraiEucd both Of the Old
uarties. but attacked the Democrats, as
southern Populists always do, with tar
more venom than the Republicans. IL
Nas evident that as between IN" t"o'
Mr.. Aliens sympathies were with the
Republicans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
rup r,mEs-R1CHMoND VA WEDNESDAY OCTOBER IL 1894.

Nelson. Richmond Ellen Cashie' Zones
Bass. Richmond; Bursar. n n Trow
GAINESVILLE. Va: Hampton ~ ~
' Rnnn nI'f fve.eighths OF mile, for
two-year-olds. s2Oo.-A Austlh, 10 ~
Mayo Hague. Va; Mrs ~ n'e"" Riack
Hubbard, Washington. ~ -; P iii
beauty. f. A. Watson. Nimron, h Ia
va; Sally Taylor. T. b. boswell t us
we'll Va Bnsbrod. r. f. Taylor, HAN
over Courthouse. Va. Restless d. Iuh-
ningham, Profit, Va. ,o.t,g s,Do-
Red Rover. J. stockhouse; south 1aiU,
lima: Princess H., J. Stockhouae' SCUM
Carolina: Chestnut Bun, Bryan Nia n1.'
Lexington, Ky; Colonel Coi t.I1 i S
W. W. Hutchinson. Berryville, va; Mar
render, T.. +. Nottingham. CapeVllIe. va
Jim Corbett. F., F. NOTTINGHAM, CAPE
vile. Va; Mamie Woods Il; j. i'e Snino,'
Winston. y. C.; Nellie D.. ). u. Nelsor;
Richmond. Va; Whitby, North Beha l
Stock Farm. WeyenOXe, Va; Miss
Thompson. North Bend stock Farm
Weyenoke, Va. Hustler Russell, {. -
W. l.. Bass. Richmond, Va; Rebus, y r.
Bailey. Philadelphia. Pa; Charhe -
s. T.. Bailey. Philadelphia, Pa.
Running gentlemen riders, three,quar-
ter-mile dash. open TO horses USED laoi,
ually as saddle horses, I3.-Startle' \.
Minnie. VI. !. Kimbrough. Richmond, Va;
Fighting Creek. J. II. Chaifin' klch-
moqd, Va; .Emma Lee, John M2 PORE
Rnthville. Va: Nellie Bly,, L. CroXton,
Virginia: Cadet T. Cunningham, Profit,
Va: Mollie, r. l.. Hubbard. Washington,
y. c.; Duke Of Buckingham. W. j. ' en-
able. Farmville. Va; Hustler. w. G.
Parkinson, Taylorvile. Va; Brock, VIII
liam Bernard. Fredericksburg, Va; Tom
G., II. II. DUlaney, Upperyille, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
Commi Tee on >hockoc ,r eG

The Committee ON Shockoe creek held
its monthly meeting iu room so. IL of
the city Hall last evening AZ $50 o'cldcl.
There were present Mt~~r>. EppS tcHair-
mani. BloumbrIg Briggs ana Vaughan.
Colonel tutShaW. the cry Engineer.
explained that he had written 10 the du-
thurtIcs az the chesapeake aud Ohio
railway aud Southern Railway Com
pdnies I'm regard 10 the improvement
proposed ly the committee at the out
let Of Shookoc creek, a. the foot Of
Seventeenth street. He submitted a mum
her of communications from the two
companies. and expressed his views On
the subject. lie thought that the two
companies would finally agree 10 make
their tracks 10 conform u the intended
improvement.
The committee decided T. authorize
the City Engineer to advertise tor the
proposed work 10 be opened at the De
Cember ting. on motion of UT.
Bloomberg. the city Engineer. however.
shall only be justified ia taking this
step after he has received definite and
satisfactory reply from the railroad COM
pauies
The subcommittee, consisting Il Messrs
Briggs and Vaughan who had been re-
quested TO look over the revised city
ordinances concerning the jurisdiction
and power and duties Of the committee,
reported that they had completed tneir
labors and did no, deem IL necessary 70
recommend any changes.
The committee then adjourned until tn
regular Getting IT, December
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
MS Ire BROK EN-.
Sylvester Wilson Meets with Painful
Accident on the Lack

Dr. w T. Anderson. Of Farmyille. who
has had several horses entered I'm the
gentlemans races at the Exposition,
seems 10 be an unfortunate turtuan. 1t
will be remembered that at the Fair here
last year his horse Duke OF Wellington
threw and killed his rider. Mr.. Hugh 4.
Walker, OF Farmville, Va, and Just a
few weeks ago at the LynChburg WaD
Fair he had a valuable horse killed by
Colliding with horse hitChed 10 a sulky.
Yesterday afternoon at the Exposition
MIR. sylvester Wilson. OF Hagcrstown
Md, riding Prince Edward. owned and
entered by Or. Anderson. was very pain
fully hurt. lie was riding In the gem
tlemen's race. and on the turn at the
quarter pole II seems that his horse was
pushed to the fence catching his riders
leg and badly fraCturing it, Drs Brock
and Taylor were Immediately summoned
to the young mans aii. lie was made as
comfortable as possible in the nearest
stable until the ambulance arrived, when
he was taken 10 the Retreat for the Sick
At last accounts the young man was
doing well His injuries are painful, but
not serious.
Or Anderson has withdrawn all his
horses from future races and will offer
them for sale. He says, however that in
neither accident were his horses 10 blame.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

University of Virginia and Ricl mond Col
lege ~ Nc.t Ind Pnrk.

Tomorrow Afternoon at Wes.~End Park
the University Of Virginia football team
viii line W against the team OF RIch-
mOnd College.
Football usually draws the fashion, ana
the people 81 Richmond will doubtless go
tween the team that held the champion
Princetons down to the surprising score OF
Y 10 q.
Representatives Of the University and
College teams met Messrs. Bradley ana
N0Odall at the park yesterday morning
ana mapped out number Of changes 10
be made i'm the park. The left-fcld fence
VIII be moved back fifty feet, the position
OF some OF the blcachcrieS VIII be
changed, new ratings will be put up
within the park, and such other changes
VIII be maze as Will insure the best ad-
vantagcs 10 players and spectators.
Everything win be IN apple-pie order
In time for Thursdays game. The col
lege team has been doing hard practice
up the strongest aggregation Of football
players the college has ever put in the
held
The men, their positions and weight
are as follows: Daughtrcy, centre. l65:
BloNton, left guard. $50. Groves, left
tackle. lt3; Sallade, left end. lt5; HiSea-
son, right .Guard., l5N; Durham, right
risOn. quarter back. lSG: Binrori. right
half, l52; Eliysou, fun back, l5f; HaZen.Ic
hail, l62 Substitutes Morris. Ryilnd,
Mcneil and Harris
The University viii put about the same
team In the field they played against
Princeton, with the exception that Percy
Boshcr who played on the College team
The game Will be called al 4 o'clock
sharp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

The Elicit Campaign club held an en-
thusiastic meeting I'm the rooms Of to"
Richmond Bar Association last night
and. among other business made Arrange
Tncnts TO invite a number OF prominent
sneakers from various sections OF it"
state to come to Richmond at an early
date.
The officers Of the club ard the Nom
hers at large wish 10 impress upon every
Democratic voter in the city thu ian
uortanao II registering before October
2ith. as the 2jth instant Is the last Day
before the election upon which voters
are permitted 10 register. The Demo
cr,ttr hraJaIarters. No. llD east Main
street. are open an day, and there is at
wavs some one present TO register those
applyiug.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
of General Kemper in the Seminary

Of General Kemper in the Seminary
Hospital a..
The pretty combined chemical and fire
engine FOR Barton Heights. made By the
Howe Pumping Engine Co., OF indianap-
oils. Ind, will be given an interesting
test tomorrow afternoon at O'CLOCK,
when a house erected for the purpose
win be set ablaze and attacked by the
machine.
PoMPFII's GREAT SHOW.
A great crowd assembled last evening
10 see the grand spectacle, me Last
Days of Pompeli." The crush at the
entrance gate was so great when IL nts.
opened that several persons tainted anu
many were uhcomfortably mashtu;
Policeman BEDFORD rescued little tIil
in an insenslble condition. ana ~ Ha'
some time before the squeeze was prohSHf.
Another double gate and another 49, oN
fee will be put in to-day to pre,G.,en' as, ai
recurrence OF the trouble. eeolidIy
tiers OF seats were filled almost ~ vas
from end to end and the atteh"""''
immense. 1,,t,.eo and
The combat between the Chinese "ii 81
japanese was very grand aI'n ncn;dart
was partly marred by an "cctI n.
While WcitZman, the great rope 49,
was trayersing his high wire III pidHo
~ freworks a spark fell upon the oIIe
eingte snot an one of the big SHIPS "htIe
II could bc set of, and the cannon poo',t
ed and tho small guns rattied 49, ~ ~
n great rate Just a half hour Deioie 'ie
battle. {, T,icbroord'.
u.,Ii he shown in fire tonight, ana me
f ~ Ore lights at the Worlds Fair
Iii ho Initiated. The doors Will open
II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
THE CAHPIIGN WARMING UP.
OutpourinG of Enthusiastic Democrats at
Seven Pines.

Messrs. Marion L. Dawson and G. H..
Boyce addressed the voters Of Seven Pines
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock The
deep interest manifested i'm the meeting
showed that the Democrats I'm this DIS
trict are active and ready for battle.
Mr.. G.. ". Taylor. of the County Com
mittee, presented the eloquent young
chairman Of the Richmond city Demo
cratic Committee. and the ovation with
which he was received showed that ms
reputation as a speaker was not con
fined to his own city. Mr.. Dawson spoke
for an hour. and discussed the issue OF
the campaign I'm clear. logical and con
else manner. Hif denunciation OF the
wildcat schemes Of the POpuiStS was one
OF the finest efforts at s'rcaSt riuiculo
ever listened to inthis district. He closed
his mastery EFFORT with an eloquent APP
peal to the voters 10 stand by their
standard-bearer and their party.
Mr. Dawson, in closing. introduced Mr..
&. 4. BOyCc. already so well known as an
able campaign speaker.
This young Democrat not only sustained
his reputation as an eloquent and Logical
debatcr but added new laurcls TO his
crown Of hOnOrs. He handled the t1rin
question with an ability that was sur
prisiug I'm one of hts years. and was fire.
Guently forced 10 stop speaking by the
tumutous applause Of his listeners.
In all respects the meeting was a sue
cess, and much good has been done here
After the speaking AN elegant repast
was spread by the committee of arrange
mentS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
State Board OF Pharmacy,

The state Board Of Pharmacy met
promptly Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock.
in the nall of the House Of Delegates, 10
begin the examination OF applicants for
diplomas as registered pharmacists
There were thirty-threc candidates in
all Those who desired only certificates
as registered assistants completed their
iabors last evening. while the others viii
have TO continue their work during the
next few days beginning this morning at
Q o'clock. at the same place.
All physicians and druggists in this city
are most cordially invited by the Board
10 visit the hall while the examination is
in progress. in order that they may be-
come familiar with the nature OF the work
required from the candidates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
nRsIRF FOR REYENGE.
EEsUuED OPERAIIOhS.
Tn. Glamorgau Works end Pipe Foundry
Rebuilt-Sale Mt Kul'ens.

LyNCHBURG, VA, oct. l6.-The Gla-
morgan Works and Pipe Foundry, one
Of the largest enterprises in this section
OF the State. commenced operations to-
day This immense plant covers about
five acres. and was destroyed by Ilre
about six months ago. 1t has been rebuilt,
and the buildings are Of the most sun
stautIaI character. About 200 skilled
worIkmcn will be employed.
The plant Of tn" Virginia Nail ana
Iron Works. az Eulsens, four miles above
the city, on the Chesapeake ana ono
railroad. was sold to-day At auction. MI,
David Lamar was the purchaser, ana
the price paid was $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
Young Yrs. winthrop.

Young Mrs. Winthrop" at the Rich
mond Theatre. continues 10 receive the
attention Of large audiences. Not for
many months has this city been visited by
such a finished company Of actors and
actresses, and a play OF so much dramatic
worth.
1t can hardly be termed a play. II is
a reality, and a lesson taught By dialogue
and action.
\ matinee this afternoon and tO-nights
engagement closes the successful engage
ment of an excellent attraction.
Alabama" closed its engagement at the
Academy OF Music last evening, before
fairly large audience
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
lIIGHWAYMEN HELD UP.
THESE THREE VIII GO TO THE
PENITENTIARY.
Lundy, Cox and O'DeiI, the FLOYD Rond-
men, Convicted Upon Their own Con-
fession-Goodyk ooniz in jail.

FLOYD c. H., VA, oct. 16-SpeciaL-
People from far and near assemblies
this place to-day to hear the tTlaiInai
the highwaymeD, Lundy, Cox anu ~ the
and when court opened TINS eNeHIe the
courtroom was filled to oVerno"i!e' "a
prisoners all confessed their EulIt, aa 49,
~ accordance with the verdlCt - s,to,,
upon by their counsel ana LII Gov
wcalth's Attorney Petigo, Lundy anu a ,be
were sentenced 10 nine years each ~ vi
penitentiary, while O'Dell, VINO S0Ille 80.
some time ago and implicated ms is sSToa
ciates. received a sentence oil oniy '''
years.
o'DELL's SPEECH.
Just before sentence was passes, ~"
the men O'Dell. addressing Juusel osay.wo
ard SAID Il know my senteICIi' o -, ta\,
it, and will serve my term. / de9Ile ~ ~
to the Court and the people hsLe I'D
bIed that they have not heard nan
must suffer, but the gullty Pai - "a rcd
free" No doubt the ROBBERS ma ~,
much better than they would had tHes
conc into trial 'The proof was POSITIVE
iIiovd iuries are severe in their DECISIONS
on crimes of this nature
ArrEupTfD ASSASSINATION
Wilmer Goodykoontz. a respectga.uliSS
farmer living near this place, was loubt
in tail here this morning py ttponf
Sheriff Spencer, charged W.T. It I'M e Hall an
ed ASSASSINATION of Mr.. Ephrami h a., o. O.
account of which appeared IN Inc ILL.,,
THE post-oiIice at Topeka was ptoNI a.
into and robbed, and Mr.. Hall, VINO -
p post at that place, had young
arrested for the oIle" NJ
was arragned pelorS ~, ~.
q. Spencer, bat proved an ann anu was
discharged
DESIRE FOR REVENGE.
II IS said that his desire for revehse
for this arrest actuated Goodykooiith ~
r,,at,o tbe attempt on Hall There Is very
strong 'r, circumstantal evidence against
him. The accused will be given a prFIn-
mary trial on Friday next. A. last aG-
counts Hall was still alive ana thouEHt
to be improving. There Is very H'Ne
thought Of his recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
4 buchanan Wedding.

BUCHANAN. VA. oct lf.-Special.-
Mr. arElcv NJ. Paine was married TO
Miss Eossie VI. Drinkara az 4 o'clock
this evening i'm the Methodist church.
Or Whisner oniciatius. \ large gather
INK Of friends followed the bridal party
TO the Chesapeake and Ohio depot "here
they took the train for AN extended
northern trip. including the home OF tle
Groom's parents. AT Millsrto"n y.
The bride and groom are deserFsd.y
popular. and their friends VIII welcome
them back on their return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
knocked ont of Time.

WUIIam Irwin, emDl0yoi az he H0teI
Jefferson. took of his vest and hung II
up before going TO work yesterday morn
ing When he put II on. after quitting
work. ne missed his Watch, lie lmmc-
dieteiv notified the police. who arrested
coIored how about twelve years 81 age
and took him TO the First police station,
charging him with the larceny OF the
watch. The case will be before Justice
Crutchhcll this morT ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

Judge James c. Lamb, OF the Chancery
CSrrt has notified the bar that his
court viii take a recess from and after
November 9TH until November 18th. that
the court will adjourn FOR the term on
December nth. that no contested papers
viii be received after December %. that
there will not be a special term OF the
court. and until further ordered the
court will not be In session for business
on SaturdaNs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

Cedar Lawn, the beautiful country-seat
OF the late Captain \. q. BabcOck, near
the Masonic Home in Henrico county,
was yesterday afternoon offered for sale
at public auction. The property was
finally withdrawn the price offered being
considered Insufficient An attempt viii
be made 10 sell the property privately.
Subsequently farm OF 81 acres, adjoin-
Ing the Masonic Home. and belonging 10
the latter. was sold 10 Mr.. I. u. Muir
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

The Law and Equity Court was yester-
day engaged In the trial OF the case
Of j. NJ. Powell against the Western
Union Telegraph Company for 500 dam
ages This amount is claimed for the
reason that the defendant company had
not promptly delivered a message sent
by the plaintiff In the afternoon the
demurrer OF the defendant was argued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
A llrnMlnV CHrl.

The concert on Friday evening next at
$50 o'clock, at Mrs Talleys studio, No.
2O6 north Fifth street Tor the oeneht
OF Grace church, promises 20 be- an in
teresting event. Among those who VIII
take part will be Misses Rogers and
Meade. Mrs Talley, Captain Frank cum
ningham's quartette, and Mr.. POLK Miller
and reading.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
.tote boar Of Acr.cn tue.

The State Board OF Agriculture met
yesterday morning. bat adjourned with
out transactng any business. 70 attend
the immigration Convention. They met
again last evening and disposed OF bust
ness relative TO the work OF the depart
ment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
VISITORS NJ the Cspitol

Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
s Ryland. OF King William county:
Treasurer j. r. Bagley. OF Lunenburg
county; Treasurer Charles l.. Rabcock
of Charles City county; Treasurer o. G.
Flippin, OF Cumberland county; r. ".
Brown. commissioner of the revenue, OF
Prince George county; State Senator
Henry l.. Maynard. OF Portsmouth, an
Hon. John $. Harris, member OF the
House Of Delegates from Albemarle
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

The North-Side News is the name OF a
four-page, four-column monthly publica-
Hin and Highland Park. Mr.. +. C
Stacy is the publisher. The first number
Is neatly printed and its columns are
fillea with readable news and selected
matter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Kunnlng. mile dash, for maldens.
all ages. S20-Eno. r. b. boswell, Dos
well. Va; Tom c.. II. X. Dulaney, Up
Pervllle, Va; Lazarus, W. i. Joyner,
GarysOurg N c.
Three-year-old class-must have been
owned in Virginia six months previous
TO October /. 1894, Sf5O.-Deacon. f. r.
Cooper. Warsaw. Va: Miss CLAY & u.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-30
TRAIN ROBBERS THWARrED.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 29.-The westbound Southern Pacific passenger train was held up at Elka at 12:30 o'clock this morning. About half mile cast of Elka two masked men crawled over the tender of the engine on the Southern Pacific road and ordered the engineer to stop the train. The engineer did as ordered. When the train came to full stop the robbers or- dered the engineer and fireman to get out of the cab. They ordered the fireman to go back and cut the train behiul the express car. The robbers fired several shots. When the fireman went to the express car he only cut loose the hose that ran to the coaches. The robbers boarded the engine and tried to pull out, but could not. They left the engine and no more was seen of them. Bloodhounds have been telegraphed for and will be here in few hours. Officers think they have ciew.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-30
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.

CHINESE MEET A DISASTROUS DEFEAT AT
 PORT ARTHUR.
 LONDON, Nov. 29. The correspondent of the Central News at Tokio telegraphs as follows: "Detals of the fall of Port Arthur are now beginning to arrive. The number of Chinese killed in the engage ment was about 2000, most of whom were slain during the cannonading Of the place on November 20. The statements that there was fight here with excessive slaughter of Chinese, though it would have been excusable iu consequence of mutilation and torture of Japanese sol- diers, are absolutely denied by the Japa- nese officers in command.
 "During the attack upon Port Arthur large force of Chinese from Foo Chow and beyond Kin Chow attacked the latter place, but the Japanese garrison repulsed them after severe fighting with heavy loss to the Chinese. The Japanese loss was twenty killed and sixty wounded, including several officers.'
 A dispatch to the Central News says that the Japanese army, under Field Marshal Yamagata, , has passed through the Mo-Tien Passes ana is believed to have taken possess sion of the city of Liao. Yang, forty miles from Moukden.
 A dispatch to the Central News from Tien- Tsin says that Viceroy u Hung Chang has postponed his trip to Pao- Ting Foo, and has gone to Taku to inspect the forts there.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-30
TWO WILL DIE.
A Sad Fatality Which Attended | Shooting Tournament by the Accidental Discharge
 of Gun.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. Nov. 29.-By the accidental discharge of gun during the Thanksgiving Day shoot of the East side Rod and Gun club this afternoon two men were fatally injured and third so seriously wounded that the surgeons say he will lose hls sight.
 While the shooting match was in pro- gress Henry McCawley, member of the club, was standing with party of friends loading a gun, preparatory to taking his place at the trap. Alter placing the loaded shells in the gun he closed 1t with a snap. As the butt of the gun barrels struck the breech both shells exploded.
 William Griggs, aged 2S, a shoe manu- facturer, who was standing nearest to Me- Cawley, received almost the entire load of lot from one shell in his right temple and fell to the ground without utteriug a sound.
 George Holzworth, aged 29 years, a ship captain, who stood near by, was also wounded in the right temple, and William Hoover received a part of the load of the second shell in the face, several of the shots entering his eyes. =.
 The wounded men were removed to the Wells hospital, where at late hour Griggs and Holzworth were said 10 be dying aud that Hoover, if he recovered, would be blind. ,sas.lr.re Js=s-
 The accident caused much excitement among the crowd of about 1000 persons present. aud several ladies tainted. No ar- rests have been made, and McCawley, when he saw the victims of the accident in the hospital was much overcome with grief and wept as though his heart would break.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-30
ON THE GRIDIRON. Tuskaloosa Drags Auburn's Colors
 in the Dust. HOWARD JUNIORS WIN
HOWARD
JUNIORS
From the Birmingham Juniors Harvard Goes Down Before
 the Pennsylvanians.

The second team of Howard college and the Birmingham Juniors played Thanks giving game of football at Lakevlew park yesterday afternoon, which was witnessed by about 200 people.
 Unlike the last game played by these teams, this one was played without row being raised. The teams were both in good training and put up very good game con- sideting everything. There were some very good plays made by both sides, and es- pecially the end runs made by Cowan, i, Smith, Hamilton, McDavid and Waldrop. The teams were very nearly evenly matched, and the game ended D 10 in favor of Howard.
 The teams lined up as folows: