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Evening journal., 1894-11-30

Corneii-LehIgh Game Ends In Dispute.
ITHACA, N. ", Nov. 30.-Fully $500
people shivered danced and yelled them-
selves hoarse at the football game be-
tween Cornellis team and their old time
rivals from Lohigh. The game was sharp
ly contested from start to finish and end
cd in a dispute over what the Cornell
men claimed to be fair touchdown by
StarbuoS The Ithaca eleven was award
ed the victory by o score of 10 to 6, how
ever Lehigh's supporters said that Cor
nell did not win the second touchdown,
and the team left the field, refusing to
play any further when Referee Young
declared the touchdown legitimate one.
In the latter part of the second half
Lehigh had the ball on Cornelps ten
yard line. Harrison fumbled, and the
referee, thinking tho ball was down, blew
his whistle. Starbuok however, caught
the ball before it touched the ground,
rushed tho length Of the field and placed
1t between Lehigh's goal posts. Lehigh
claimed that tho referee BY blowing his
whistle. thus called down and should
have allowed tho touchdown.
Evening journal., 1894-11-30

game at right end. lilo was limping whom
he came on tho fold. Several timos after
a sorimmagc. when tho mass OF players
was untangled, he would be found lying
still at the bottom OF tho heap. his face
indicating agony. A vigorous rubbing
on the part Of tho attendants and train
ers would bring him round, and once
more he would plunge into the thick Of
the fight
A Great Play by knipe.
Once Knipe got the ball on tumble
near midfeld, and clearing tho Harvard
right end sped down the field, with a
clear route, to tho goal limo knipe Is
somewhat Of sprlnter himself, but Ar
thur Brewer. seeing the Harvard goal in
danger forgot all about his weak ankle
and overtaklnR tho Pennsylvania captain
threw him on the five yard line It was
a beautiful tackle and brought forth
prolonged cheers from both Harvard and
Pennsylvania throats II only checked
Pennsylvania for a moment, for, with tho
bali 80 near tho line it was tho work Of
but few short rushes to carry it beyond
the coveted mark
Hallowell, the left tackle Of the Har
ward team. who was SO badly injured In
the Yale game. was carried from tho field
on a NhfebCloE JIG WAS III no NbHAlhlon
TO play at the start and II was mistake
for Emmons to put him on the team.
Pennsylvania chose his position for a
number Of their openings and they would
drive their tandem interference through
him at such a rapid rate that he was soon
scarcely able TO stand on his feet.
Wheeler who took his place played
the better game OF the two pennsylva-
MIA showed herself superior TO Harvard
both in the line and tho back field
pennsylvania's victory places her in the
very first rank in the football world. sho
has beaten the Tigers and won from Har.
yard by a larger score than Yale. Al
though tho blue does not play her this
year, in the opinion Of all unpreiudiced
critics her team is stronger than the New
Haven eleven. 1t was reported after the
game that Pennsylvania would issue a
challenge to Yale for match on Dec. 8.
| 1t IL thought--in fact, II Is known-that
| Hinkey viii not accept such a proposi-
tlon, but Pennsylvania will have shown
that she has done all In her power to get
on match with the blues, and that by
| virtue Of her unbroken string Of victories
abe Is entitled to the championship of the
| gridiron field.
Evening journal., 1894-11-30
Raided by the Cook Gang.

SOUTH McALRsTER /. t., Nov 29.--
Three robbers, heavily armed and headed
by Jim French OF the Cook gang at Geo
tab held up ard robbsd a store fen Of
men, and after taking oil tho small cash
in sight and cooily helping themselves to
blankets, tobacco, etc, drove away
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rnlled N con.lct MI.s rarl.er.

NORWICH, n. ", Nov. 80.-Tho jury
in the case or Florence Bond Parker,
charged with the murder Of Alonzo Phil
lips aJ Aftcn on Feb IS, 1898, were dis
charged after falling TO agree a new
trinl viii be hna 40 the next term Of court.
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Miss stevenson out of Danger.

AsHEvILLE, N. C., Nov. 80-The CON
dition of Miss Stevenson has decidedly
improved. The vice president now thinks
that she is out Of danger.
Evening journal., 1894-11-30
Uc,art or secretary smith.

WASHINGTON, Nov 30.-The annual re-
port OF Secretary Hoke Smith Of the in
terlor department deals largely with In
dian affairs, and he presents some prac-
tical suggestions for the development and
civilization OF the race
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nle Pottery nurned.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30.-The pottery
OF the Galloway Terra Gotta company,
owned and operated by William Gallo
way, at 1914 Walnut street. was totally
DESTROYED by flre
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.Tanneer wood T.ooked Up.

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. 80.--William a.
Wood the local manager Of the Fidelity
Building and Loan association was ar,
rested hero on four charges Of fraud. LIE
was looked nn and failed TO secure boil.
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by her guests, among whom were the
Misses Pardee, Lille Gray, Carrie Cart
ridge, Elsie Thompson, Nora Phillips,
Josephine Donovan. Ella Clark, Mary
Needles. atle WoodEl, Jennie S'earn,
Mary Clesvss, Fannie Taylor, Bessie
Ward. ldella Rlehardson. Laura Brown,
Lee Richardson, Lucius f. Allen.
John Strong. Dawson Jester, Edward
Ennis John Walker, Frank C0fin, Fred
Clark, Joseph Coffin, Harry Elliott John
Coffin, Frank MoCafsrty. Nj Marble.
William Cleaves. John Wilkins, Samuel
Dill, Howard Dill, Harry Hayman Walter
Wallace, james McGregsr and Charles
EeuaebaueP
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IsInrnn Trnlrn tn neath.

BERLIN, Nov. 8O.-Nine women and
two men were frozen to death in a sudden
snowstorm at Besdennaia, in the Fula
district OF Russia
Evening journal., 1894-11-30
Nnrth East 700 onoe Robhed.

ELKToN, Nd. Nov. 30-The post
Office at North East. Cecil county, was
broken into and robbed Wednesday
night Entrance was effected by forcing
open the front door The burglars
drilled hole in the safe and blew the
door off, securing about So in small
change.
Evening journal., 1894-11-30
At FashlonnbIe Ea.ton wedding.

Mrs. 7 b Merritt and Miss Georgiee
Merritt, of this city attended the we'd
ding Of Mrs Susie Bennett Grsssley, only
dsnghtsr of Judge Jerome B Bennett,
and William Wallace Spencer, cashier
of the Talbot Savings Bank at Easton,
Md, on Wednesday evening
The wedding attracted fashionable
throng to the brides residence. The
ceremony Was performed BY Rev f. I
Little, pastor Of Starr NJ P. Church.
Baltimore, and for several years pastor Of
Calvary Church, Easton
The brides gown was Of heavy white
cortelle silk On train, trimmed with
duchess lacs and g garniture Of pearls
She carried In her hand q bouquet OF
brides roses Hsr ornaments were
diamonds.
Evening journal., 1894-11-30

u mnunic1sions intcnoed tor insaTtiou
y this column should be addressed TO Society
A6ttor, care Of the EYRNTEa JOURNAL Cone
tnunications should be Written on Ona gide u
TIC pzDor only
Evening journal., 1894-11-30
A wedding Gown From Japan.

Colonel and Mrs Henry A. DUPONT and
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Salisbury were
among the guests who attended the
wedding OF Miss Sally Bartow Small
Franklin and w. Kennedy Cromwell,
which took place in Baltimore on We'd
nssday. Ths ceremony Which occurred
at noon, was performed by Cardinal
Gibbons, assisted by Rev w. e BARTLETT
and Rev. William R Cowardin
The bride was gowned IN white satin
brocade, trimmed with chiffon and old
family lace, and wore bridal veil
fastened with diamond star, which was
a wedding present. A cluster Of lilies OF
the valley was in her hand. She entered
the parlor on the arm Of her father, who
gave her away.
The gown Of the bride was brought
from japan by Ensign W. B Franklin
Of the United States Navy, who recently
returned from a three years cruise.
Evening journal., 1894-11-30

These cigars at soc aud Soc per box are
going fast Durstein, No. East 20nd st.
Evening journal., 1894-11-30
They Gained Their colonel.

A delegation Of veterans. members of
the Union Veteran Il gion, Encampment
No "a. surprised their colonel, Louis l..
Wilcox, Yesterday afternoon, the occa-
sion being the fftieth anniversary OF
his birthday Headed by Gel W. V.
Tuxbury, they marched to his home, No
1910 Poplar street, and having surrounded
him, prevented him with handsome
gold headed cane. The affair was an
unusually pleasant one.
Evening journal., 1894-11-30
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Many Couples VIII Remember
the Thanksgiving Holiday.
BrJoYABLB DANCE AT HARRINGTON

In which Many Merry Couples Partici-
pated-Pretty Home Wedding Of Miss
Annie McColley ard Charles &c. Thaw-
ley Last Might Some Interesting
Haaryland Weddings.
Evening journal., 1894-11-30
Pretty Homs wedding.

At 10 o'clock yesterday Miss
Rachel Emma Cochran, daughter Of
George and Anna Cochran, OF No 1905
Ford street, and Harold B. Hagey, Of
Msnayunk, Pa, were united In marriage
by Rev. William L White, at the home
of the brides parents Mrs Mary
Sharp, sister of the bride, acted as
bridesmaid The bride and bridesmaid
were dressed in white and carried Amer
lea Bsauty roses
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagey started to-day
for few days trip to Manayunk, Pa /,
the home of the groom's parents On
their return they will reside with Mrs.
Hagey's parents. a. No 1895 Ford
street
An elaborate wedding dinner was
served. Tnose present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs Hagey. OF Maneyunk, parents Of
the groom, Rev William L White and
vile George Cochran and wife. Edward
Sharp and wife, Calvin Miles aud wife,
George Hsrtis and Wits. Joseph Richard
and wife, Misses Minnie Cunningham,
Minnie Miles, Laura Hsrtis, Jessie
HRrtis, Charles Hartis and Lewis HaTtis.
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PANACk PlCKlNGS.

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Commissioners Proceedings

SO11ITlSSlOnef FTOCGGulnRS,
The Board of County Commissioners met
last Monday and all members were present
except Chairman Schaeter
An order was made that sealed blds be re.
ceived by the Board on the first Monday in
April for medical and surgical services to
the indgents of the county Of Lincoln
Bonds to be furnised and Board to accept or
reject all bids
Another order was made to receive sealed
bids on first OF April, for drugs and
medicines to be furnished the ludgents Of
Lincoln county, by the month, for the
period OF one year, Bonds to be given and
the Board to accept Or reject any or all bids
1t was ordered that sealed bids be receiy.
ed on the first Monday i'll April for all
county printing, job work excepted Bonds
to be given and the Board TO accept or re.
ject any or all bids.
The sum Of S25 was ordered paid to A. S.
Thompson to defray the expenses Of Mary
Armstrong to Ogden Utah.
The reports OF all the officers for the
months of January and February WAS read
and approved.
The agreement OF Geo. ). Sawyer for de .
Tending the suits OF C. D Vincent, Charles
Sutro and Lrning & Co vs.. Lincoln County,
was read and flied
The bills for the months of January and
February, as appears in another column,
was allowed
The following transfers vas then ordered
From the Redemption Fund to the Con-
tingeut Fund, $500; from the Redemption
Faud to the Salary Fund, S12S; from the
General Fund to the Salary Fund $780, from
the General Fund to the INDECENT Fund
Sl7245.
The tax levy for he year 1894, was made
as follows, County tax SO So and Town tag
1915.
An order was made that the Sheriff order
one dozen jury chairs and two rotary ofiic'
chairs. No further business appearing thu
Board adjourned
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PROBATE NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE
L of Nevada, in and for the County of Lincoln
In the matter Of the Estate Of Conrad KEEL de-
ceased.
Notice ia hereby given that on the 18th day Of
February, A. d. 1894, at 10 O'Clock a III, of that
day, or So soon thereafter as the can be
heard at he court room of said Court, in he said
County OF Lincoln, the hearing of the petition Of
Edwin b. Kiel for the probate OF tho will of said
deceased, snd for the issuance OF letters tesamon.
tary to him, said petition win be heard, where and
when any rerson Interested uley appear aud con.
test the same" J. 4. CLARK,
Clerk of said Court
Dated January 20. 1884
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Including s Gate Tickets to the Fair
NOTICE OF SUIT COMMENCED

state OF Nevada. County of Lincoln. District
or Prosecuting Attorneys Cfice
10 the ioll wing named defendants aud to all
owners OF or claimants TO the real estate and i'm.
pCVements thereon, hereinafter described known
or unknown. You arc hereby notified that suit
nave been commenced in The District Court Of the
state OF Nevada, In and for the County Of Lincoln
w Tue state o. Nevada Plaintiff against the De-
iehuahts hereinafter named, and each Of the fol
lowing described tracts parcels Of lend with the
improvements thereon and all owners Of, or claim.
anus 10 the same known or unknown to recover the
TAX ana delinquency assessed to said Defendants
against said property for the fiscal year commenc.
ing hrst Monday in January A. D. 1893 and end.
ing second Monday in September A. D. 1893 and
that summons has been duly iasu, d: and you are
iurther notified that unless you appear and answer
the complaint filed In the office of the District
Court OF the State OF Nevada in and for tho County
81 Lincoln in said cause on before the 27th day
Vi fepruary A. ID 1884, Judgment will be taken
against you, and the real state and improvements
herein described for the amount of tax and delin.
quency specified, and cost Of suit Tax and delin
9uency, oregon Short Line and Utah Northern
H"iiway Co. ana all owners OF or claimanta known
or unknown.
me said action is brought to recover judgmen,
lor the sum OF thirty.ive hundred and Atty and
eighty eight one hundredths dollars that ia 10 saw
nine hunderd and twenty two one hund redths
dollars State tax. and twenty six hundred and NV
ana sixty.six one hundredths dollars County tax,
totai amount thirty five hundred and ffty and
eighty eight one hundredths dollars topether win
ten per centum, and twenty. five per centum on
SAID sum as penalty all In gold coin, DELINQUENT
'aAes on property hereinafter described, together
win per, eniage and costs as is provided BY law
as 1ully set forth in u complaint on file the same
oelng Tor tax on real and posscssory claim and
personal property for the year A. D. 1898 ribbed
as follows to wit:
fossessory claim to surveyed right of way for rail
road OF miles. or less, running from
we stare line on the east, south. west down Glover
valley Wash to within three miles of P.ocbe with
sixty miles, more or less Of prepared roadbed con.
slstlng OF cuts. hlls, tunnels etc ., and known 40
me Milford and Phoebe J. e o. the ORE gon Short
L iiii, ana otah Northern. Railway situated In
ooo' value OF personal property s25 total 500 O2i
n,a.-. W. CULYERWELL,
County. i''
Dated Phoebe. Nevada. January IS, 1894.
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NOTICE
: Farmers, Gardeners, :
Nurserynen and 4
Oalryn0en

1900 Acres Of the very best land in
Pahrauagat Valley, i tor sale or to lease.
900 acres under fence, 40 acres under cul-
tivation I acres Of orchard 3 years old
consisting Of nothing but the very
choicest fruits. Is acres alfalfa. POO
acres of a Natural Fishpond stocked with
Carp three years ago and is now full Of
fish thousands of which will weigh -
pounds each. Wild duck and geese in
abundance the whole year round. Large
quantities of wild hay can be cut on the
bottom lands Moving machine, sulky-
pillow and ali other implements necessary
10 work the ranch. Good Farmhouse,
playhouse, Stable, Corrals etc. Situated
one mile south of the town of Hike and
twenty. five miles west of Monkey Wrench
ferguson Dstrict) where there is good
market for everything raised.
Will sell or lease the whole or in 40, ~
and 100 acre farms. For particulars call
or address
ChaS. Stein,
Phoebe, Lincoln County. Nevada.
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THE JURY LIST.


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Fr.no,. PoI,ar, EramaanthoI
FoIveII p Francis ua,h
Findlav GentryEl
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Cordor p Gih.oo n
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Jason Han. Iocohson
KeeIe W,o TeoF G
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SEALED BIDS.
Clerks Office:

Clerk = Office:
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
- Board of County Commissioners on Monday
'le second day o. April, 1891, for medical and
surgical services for lndigents o! the County by
tho month, for one year. Bond required il tue
Board so wishes. rhe Board res erVcs oil right :.
acIep: or reject any or all bids,
]. A. CLAl&K. Oltrk
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SEALED BIDS.

Clerk = Office:
SEALED BIDS WILL BE REOElVED b. TIE
- Board of County Commissioners on Monday
the second day Of April, 1894, for all County print
ing by the month, for one year, DOB work tx.
cepted) Board reserves the right to accept or re-
ject any or all bids Bond required if Board
wishes the same J. A. CLARK, CLERK
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BILLS FOR FEBRUARY


County of Lincolni
I, J A. Clark, Clerk of the Board of County
Commissioners of Lincoln County, State Of Nevada,
hereby certify the foregoing to be full, true and
complete list OF all claims against said county,
allowed BY ID Board on the date above given.
j. 4. CLARK, Clerk.
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SEALED BIDS.
Clerk = Office:

Clerk = Office:
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY TIL Z
y Board of County Commissioners the first
Monday in April for the furnishing of IndigeLta
with drugs and medicines by the month, for one
year. Bond required if the Board requests the
same Board reserves the right to accept or reject
aly or ell bids. J. A, CLARK, CLERK.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
TO BOYCOTI PIILM1N CIHN.

THE MOVEMENT 10 BEGIN AT No"% TO-DAY
UNLESS THE COMPANY YIELDS
Chicago Jure 2j-I'ni,ss he Pullman Palace car
Company before noon tomorrow accepts the pI'P"-
si,lon made 10y the American Railway 'h.'" ~
convention 70 arhtrate Us differences WIN '"'
strikers AZ Pullman The ofler 20 boycott al cars
owned by the Pullman Company in operation on
the railroads Of The country VIII take eject Tie
rq,ruc,irs Z, the officers OF the Local unions have
been received. AMI the boycott viii begin IN All the
cities where Pullman cars arr iouni A't4c"'4 10
trains going Out coming In.
The fight for the present viii c"nir" lh '"I'""'
bec,use of itg importance from 4 railroad stand
po,n, ana the strength OF the union IN this diy.
The officials of the trunk .in's entering 'n''as'
have received no notice from he American Railway
Union Is - the time or extent u Tie boycott ana
consequently say that they have made no prepnra-
tons 10 meet the Threatened cutting ~ % tl' run
man Sleeping ana dining cars. except on the limos
Central Railroad. That company expects t' hiVr I'D
h,- the brilnt OF the boycott apparently. As orders
have heeu Issued to wrap all the c0uplng-hook ~
pulIran cars with cnaias. AMI faStea fhen win
beav, pol,ocks to prevent their being cui hy mem
her. ~ the Railway Union their sympaihzers.
This precautlon Is !ikey 10 pr'cm'aie cohnic'
between the railroad company ana ife uh.'h
An ,Jea OF the intense ant-Puilman ieeilnG
which ex,sts among railway men belonging to tn
Irnion could be gained by Attendance upon mas
meeting Of railway men h"ld to-nlgnt ~ tH' rni-
mir
dpnt Howard and others spoke Ia regard 10 IN"
Pullman strike and the proposition TO begin Na-
tional boycott wherever the union was strong
enough Twelve hundred men were present. ana
intimaied bv their vOciferous Applause ana thrir
frenuent lnteriectons that they Intended 10 start
the fight in Chicago in earnest ,.
'' Tho chicago offices Of the Pullman Company
the statement was made tonight that there Wou'd
he no change In their position; that the employees
90 ,ha yVilrrInaton Del. shops would remain AZ
work and that the railroad shops could 40 ali the
repairing which the Pullman Company could not 40
cincinnati. June e5.-The $50 employees Of the Pull
man shops al Ludlow. Ky, were called out this
morning by F. ". Phean. representing the Ameri-
can Railway Union. 4 strike has been threatened
ever since the shops In Chicago smut down
ST Louis June 3-The employees OF the Pullman
Company In this city, TO the number Of $780, went
ON strike this morning. The men say that they
struck on order from Chicago.
Speaking OF the boycott against the Pullman Pal
ace Car Company. Vlce-Presdent Wckes was quot
Oh lay az saving. we will keep our contracts
with the railroads and furnish cars 10 tnein IL VIII
be their part TO haul them. We VIII nave no aroi-
rati m
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

ctIANcELINR DAY TO REPORT Ok THE CoNpi-
TioN ANp NEEDS or THE INSTITUTION.
syracus.. y Y. June p ,specaD-At the annual
meeting OF the Board Of Trustees OF Syracuse Uni
verslty. Chancellor James r. Day, Of the Univer-
sltv will tomorrow present his annual report, In
part follows:
During the past collegiate year the University
has had .uccesSvely three heads. My predecessor
chancellor C. y sims closed his remarkably sue
cessful administration August J, ls'5. IRON tlat
date until April 26 the institution vas slfey IN
charge Of Dean J. X. French. Ihe inanrla a.ars s
OF the nlvcrsity not materially dinereht FROM
the showing OF The last report IN" irln'l: u
Root b4lurst Of $4,000 paid over April H.
Some OF the Western investments are IN stdte
me biological Laboratory IN Naples ard VIII give
a good report OF himself at the beginning OF me
next university year PROFESSOR Ie.K TEX ~ EoIl i
burg 10 remain year In study upon sileclal hnes
OF MS department. By your orders we sha4I repor,,
Instructor In political economy to DE aSSotiaten
sirucior IN English to be associated WIN PROFESSOR
Ward f. c. Norris. who Is now doing post gradu-
ate work at Harvard University me student p1Hy
numbers ~. and marrains the enNlaO.e Frputaton
Of thts University the successful operation or
coeducatiou Some means should oe ta>rh % pr'ns
the pressing financial needs OF the University 10
the attention o; our patrons and frlends ana an
earnest effort should b. inaugurated 70 r9ise rnr
endowment 10 100000 as soon as possible Inc
Medical College should receive attention. anu steps
should be inauguratei toward piariS aurqu'. y
buildings upon the campus and furnishing the COZ
legr WIKI further equpment that Instructor tettee
be made adjunct professor In chemistry, that iTO-
man language and literature and tnat PROFESSOR
Ued.lacus be professor OF French language ana
literature. that William Henry Jackway De made
instructor FOR the year ana isSociatel WIN TO,
fessor Haane In the Department oi Physics. and
that Miss Ellen / Frerch and Miss Elizabeth
Gulbault be made prof in their departments