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r,,Rx,suED HOUSES TO LET


,,or oit.D MAN from Bermuda wl'nf,
t.,.lmm.nd a conveniently tuinls",'
me. throughout tn u fanny tSnS
H.-n,uda this winter. terms, s'0 -,
=, NH NIT. house - roognsl on nor
i.,.. stable cnnnc,frl. all belonging
-. h.s r.s.er. Arrangements can De mac
hy r,ll,rx A, or addressing all DAY. = u
y,n Wes' S7th =. care lanityE -----
LARGE completely furnished, 'ic-
sarily located hous'. 20. mar ON
owner remains. border. p"rni.'''",
ducsd rental & Irsp"hh'''' f"'''
DALEY. - IVES. J''h-s'.
,-,-r>.rsrEp HOUSE rooms. Later;
modern improvements. IN pef'rc' gu,
r,tiit gsr,ien barn. pr sion l'hhtIN.'
o. II sprtug. COMFORT. Nhit" f'A'''''
=. y.
rforsr TO RENT. very fully and elrsa",-
a. ,,rl.r. never before rented. q Nes'
-
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WILLIAMS srCCUMBs TO DARTMOUTH

Hanover y. H.. Nov. %.-Dartmoutn defeated
Williams 10 TO 0 on Alumni Field this afternoon IL
one of the fought football games ever seen
here IL was a magnificent exhibition. though
Dartmouth outclassed her opponent There was no
scoring In the first half. but tie home team braced
and got in two touchdowns IN the second The
game was almost wholly devoid OF tricks. Both
teams bucked the centre hard. but Dartmouth went
around Williams's end for good runs. Williams held
Dartmouth on four downs only four times. while
the latter team pushed the opposing men time and
again for the necessary distance. 1T Is Impossible
to specialize the work Of the wearers or the green
Every one played well. Lineup and summary:
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P!ttsburg Nov. 3.--At 4:l5 o'clock this afternoon.
while the matinee performance at the New Grand
Opcra House in Fifth-ave.. was drawing to close.
a side-drop ienlted. II IL supposed from spark
from a calcium light. The flaming plec" was cut
from its fasenlngs and foil - the floor. where IN
moment II was extngulshed with water from the
stage hose. The audience would nave been none the
wiser mad not some one In the gallery cried rre
the stage
For a moment there was considerable excitemen;
I'm audience. ard one woman tainted. Manager
Harry SchWAb treasured the audience ~ RAJ ling the
curtain, exposing the stag" - view, and the play
went on after delay OF probably i've or ton MN
sag
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7gE PRISONER ND IAN DiSnPEAEhD
nn HAD Been Confined ~ AZ mos CAGE
WHICH WAS rt'r ~ AZ ENTITY FREIGHT
an FOR SATEkEEpING.

WHICH WAS rr"r ~ AZ ENTITY FREIGHT
c,H FOR sArEKEErING.
CRAWFORD y J.. Noy The constabl"s OF cram
ford y : are trying 10 md out "ncTe prisoner
they arrested or Friday has gone 10. not only dd
~. lisst,r..ar but the lookup went win him There
l. no doubt he would have gone away Voluntarily
n ne could bu, az his departure was involuntary.
he could not help taking III" lookup. strictly
sUeakinc the lookup ran away taking the prs
oner with IT,
The corporation provide a steel cage tn which 20
co,anr prisoner arrested TOO late at nish' :"
transfe- to the county Jail y few mornings he0
m. constable Wno arrested = man the night be
fo.e vent the cage TO tan" the iIia"H"f 10
court He found thi man standing ON the i"uch
In inc cage and swearing at being locked mp ~
:, duck pond. There two inches or water on
The floor on Friday the constable made another
arresf He thought the cage was too unhcal' hiul.
and besides II threatened TO rain, 80 he took the
man to The station ana put him ~ u frcight car.
There were three empty care on The sizing, ana
the constable selected one in witch there ~aa
some straw Yesterday morning he went 10 me
station his prisoner and found the sizing
empty The had been pulled out and tak"n
away in the night.
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Sales bn AurtioI.
EORECLOSURE SALE.

EORECLOSURE SALE.
WALTON AND WTANN COMPANf
WILMINGTON. DEL. . -.
be sold under foreclosure 10 satisfy Mortgage
$iV.OJr $500 ~ c.-.,. co,n.v
~ the Court House. Wilmington. Ne. Castle Countys
Delaware. Wednesday November tn 1871 at
ococF J.. NJ. , c,,.su.,,
The fully equipped Fertilizer Factory and sulphu,ic
Acid Plant: IN complete running order. located on ,ns
Chrsana River Wilmington. formerly occupied py wal
tom Whann Company. =.
The Of between six ard seven acres en-
closed by high board fence with nearly oV ieet OF
vger frontage. with substantial warves, and cepth OK
water nj IL fe, at high tide. This land Is valuable
The buildings are excellent condition. and cover an
area unde root with ample yard room TOT
charging the plant. ... ok ,., r..L.
Chambers auI Rurners all IN trstclasS condition
Under. Railroad S!dngs from tne ~ W. * %.
Baito Ohio and Wilmington Northern aiiio4o |o"-
pAnes; giving uuequailed shipping iariines' =. c.,
Acid Plant las capacity q. l-.VO t0nr u rua-
phurlc Acid nkurlns total output or oo TONS er-
tuzers for which III established trade A.
This sale presents unusual business oppyI :"
any individual company DESTROYS or enosgife III ,ns
r-anfsc,,lr. Of fertilizers or chemicals Respectfully
yours. 49,. = " t,T-cY
Receivers Of WALTON & WHANN co.
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Gs!p Wante0.

Males.
+, ENERAL AGENTS WANTED 80 travel and employ
" slhageuts ht7e puhliclt Ions iineIal salary
and eyp-ns.. {, competent party Address Win retef
an.rs ". ". THOMPSON ~ co. publishers PfoV'-
dence. Il
go on \ WEEK paid ladies and gents TO sell inc
:. to.VV Rapiu Dish Washer. Washes and dries mem
wet.ug tlt LANDS 40 ehpef.-
enre o.c,sSas,. sells parnarrat position 40
dress ~ =. HARRISON * o.. Cf-rk No H. Columbus "
Females.
xV ANTrD. Conpet@nt saioswJinen IN iaii-s hos,ery:
w ri,r and hotisefur'i.shigs goods Appy
MONDAY % 10 a. n. ID foog, HILTON.
I4 GlIt.S A CO. Broadway and i0th-st.
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uoRsI:s AND CARRIAGES.

HAVE NJ further - 'p. - ,,..,n
t..r. an. de-lr.ur ~ "'ng -,t...,,t-.
a. ',,a wy de1.fah!r f., ~ +.
,-~ have been aiit', - .
I... q .li iai".5 h..'.,'.il~ orfr
tll accept ans h"i ,,,.,t.,.i As cOBs.
o. ole nr LYi-. HIM
Tribune ODE. =
.,,....-,. OMAN vu dnpo." 90, -
80 t...te. cots. NuuLE. H'ii'"' "a
N" - - affier. ais" Hr'"s . 20,
=, oS. crr'. Earn"f-. e.. -. All
I"A'' tf'.tm~uf 90 tuif pun .i."'As,t<. A.
hisn. cl.-s. 10 NJ
rnIcE. 1'tiban" ONO .------------------
.,-,..T.s1Mr pair = fam.iy co e"' IN,
\ 10 f.af.~s.. young. SUM D." 10
go = s1id a. once t.. I,r'
IN rri,AfelY o. city. - FAMILY
-. amt zap 81,
co.'s. Tribune O"' ,.,..
,,.>..,,. ,.yAN having sold ms '.'.'
= HEN ,'l''' ',,s,,,.e az hts SiNris t'h-
"i."' - de.n clock ani il,AN 80 a.,
about si.s. nawcss SO. cost '''
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s.rytIsn. Lish-ss-ppirr -a"i.. '''.
100 $40. runan'lt "'t'n. -.
,..s.r. de-ien. So, n r.'i' orr.
,',lr GENTLE COB
s,r.i.E HORSE = the h'f' SIN ,',, ','
adj bred. - tnin''' '' 'n.,',nph r.oi
,f. 20. % ~.r irlr"h, ',t ..,,r-
y 49, I'D for ladicf hNi'N ''H''
Il
tribune pfic".
ron SALE cHEAp.. Pan .po''"i p.I,
Das-. s,ransely market sam a',N' lioM 'ia p
stable. brooklyn.
--.....,.- s,rIurtcF lor want % u.s. inst
= hr '.s '.,i,nder light extension t.p i'lI'.'y
.agir, ro:e ard 1,r 'S 9ahl.: wi, NJ Ell rncap
go" =. III ~. si1i. A9pil al Ii--
,..- liable. 10 West 4',h-si. ----
,1[Np.pME oun cob for sal. SCUM " 'n,
e.n,i.. Il years .oli. been r,o 'n,. c ''',,
80, H., Young lady f0r last year a."
49, ..', a, 90 W.si ATHEIST. pti'"' '''''
'u,uers EOAHpEl At The Wi,i2WE ,", ~
Fam. address Or @ JA' N''"'
O Box iGi. Jamaica. J.. l. -..----
so ii-YS ALL Handsome. ~, '| ,,., i,
'.,,,,nts road rsc. can ifot q nm l"
8. 49, 'bsoluic.y safe and reiiah,,' a,m n'p
,id,fnr road wagon. hlm"'" vii s"li
a'.,srli. II desired. West "N'"'S''' "'"'
5,h-aye.
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A. =. CdLhfyS DEAD.

Allen +. Cabins. captain Of the Elizabeth Wheel
men and a cyclist of note. died early Yesterday
at his rarents' home. No. 5Gi Madlson-ave ELIZA
beth from congestion of the lungs. aged twenty
five He had been i'll only two weeks Mr. Cal
klns was three times chosen captain OF the Eliza
beth Vhcercr and held the ten-mle American
tandem riders record. lie was one OF the most
Moved n a salesman in the handkerchief and lace
house OF Crlbbon BROTHERS. this city The burial
x-lu hn In IrnYldence l. l.
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prTAILEp FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New England fair cooler west winds. diminishing
In force and bcco ming variable Sunday night
For Eastern New-York. fair; cooler In the Interior;
west winds becoming variable.
For Nov jersey Eastern PENNSYLVANIA Delaware the
District - columbia Maryland ana virginia fA4r fisht
changes IN temperature. west winds. becoming variable
Fer Nest virginia WsstpTn Pennsylvania and ono.
fair. warmer. variable winds. shifting - cast
N~,, York. generally fItr "hrtier IN the
central and portions. west winds. becoming ''tlh'
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at Carlisle. by a score Of 2s to ls The game was
exciting from start TO finish. the Indians putting
IN a strong offensive game in the first hali' ana
scoring three touchdowns. The Franklin anu
Marshall boys rallied in the second half and won
BY the fine running OF Stroup and Long. and the IN
reference OF Baker and Lantz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04

New-Haven Nov. 3.-The semi final football game
for the championship In the Connecticut Inter
scholastic Football League played at Yale
Field this morning between the Hillhouse High
School OF New-Haven. and the Bridgeport High
school. The Bridgeport team won by the score OF
~ In Captain Beck. Of the New Haven team,
nIayed a graf game, but the team work OF the
pIsi,ors VOL, them the victory. Cheney. OF the
Eew Hayena had his leg dislocated by slipping In
,hc mud while making a fine run.
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AMHERST TOO STRONG FOR CRESCENT.
THE COLLEGE TEAM DEFEATS THE ATHLETIC
CTI'H At EASTERN PARK G TO o.

NJ
None Of the 'blg four" OF the college icotDaii
world played near New-York yesterday, ana local
followers of the game had to be content with the
Crescent-A mherst game at Brooklyn and the
ange-Iafayette game at Orange. Still those WHO
love football because Yale. Harvard and Prince
ton its chief opponents. but for the sport ITSELF
could have asked for two better contested games
About 200 people went out to Eastern IarH'
Brooklyn. witness the contest between the Cres-
cent A. C. and Amherst College teams. II vas n
spirited battle from start finish. superior team
work and interference giving the victory TO Anne'st
by the OF & to 0. The Crescent men were 100
confident of a victory early in the game ana Whei,
they realized their danger IL was too la,e 10 memo
matters There great deal OF rough play an; anu
several OF the players were painfully injured Inc
was as follows:
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Dartmouth.
LEHIGH LOSES TO ANNAPOLIS.

Annapolis Md. Nov. 3.Thc Naval Academy foot
bail team defeated the Lehigh University eleven
this afternoon by score OF 10 to o. lizard ard Bag
ley made touch-downs and Bagley kicked goal
Last year the between these teams was Il 10
0 In Lengths favor. The lineup and summary:
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

UANDSOME. i-s,ory brownstonc hish
strop house. In perfect order: 36ih-st;; De-
t.yren Hih and 9th av"s. AIply :. W"
urpDI.C a FIELD 90 West 3jth-st.
Brooklyn.
LOVELY hay window. 2Tn isih-st.. On hiil-
side. newly decorated. sanitary Pi'lin.
,,g. If rooms .pxlOu, low price; easy
terms. ELLIOTT. 20G Broadway y. \.
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FLATS no LET-Uuturnished.


APARTMENTS % ley A. 80 ~ '"I
-llr.. ,his cts; elegantly !ocAt"d ~ =
,,'rrl..Nlrg sherman SQuar". ri HS"-
r,,,ns Apply 20 janitr'ss on p''''''
rl.rGA\T FLAT g rooms. bath. li ssd,
central iorgtion. tes.t $500. I'D haS' ~
81 IHniiDr
,.r,r rrNTHAL pAIlk. So. seven
rooms ard bathroom: steam n"iie"' ""'N
slmr,y drcoia'ri. Is i-a'' 'lsi-"''
TUE CLINTON. - West 4.i-st.. near
i,r'.d,,s, Beautiful. AL light apart 4
u,.ntt. private nails baths. steam nea' i,
n'~vator an night. choice restaurant III
build!ug.
2 WEST io2D- st. opPoqite central iaI"
,,tr.f..,. SIX room. ~ liTu' hl'' oNV-
,-.uta. s2I. top floor 50. no children
,rfI. ,Vr.. COY. s6ih-st. Elegant apart
NM overlooking PARK. hnmediat, Pns
session. moderate rent. NlNoN. 20 Broad
way.
A. MORTON ST -llandsomest. new, e1r
rnntlv decorated ha'house IN WA Msln -
rortlco -toop. hot and cold water rnnsr :
nrivate baths and closets. no '"'"' va
ru.,, SUNDAYS: so e. S23
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Toronto. Nov. Sat Acknowledgements Univer-
sty, 10: Hamilton 10.
At Montreal-Ottawa College. IA; Montreal. H.
At Toronto-'Varsity. 81; Toronto. H.
AT Pe;erboro-Osgoode Hall, of Toronto. IL Peter
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CRY REAL ESTATE Fon SALE

$500.
rnf. -NIE.-Gn 5Iih-si.. superb i'.in'n'
...,i,,,, mir. Mot. - bsluD.5. intlui-
,,., atniug-rnom extension. lin" rear ish, -
l,i.;,Ic.siy planned, "bs".uiely p@.i'S,, ~.
',tit,nn. i,v window library; hhhlS"ih'
i I'm. grand staircase and "nttdhc'
hi hathro1m on each floor. n" an. *
rrrsis, plumbing throughou' o." n"0~r
,f,ll., decorations and carved W."'N'' - .
90. possession Immediately. 'ur
,-,r,ctions me To- srn without delay
cuAS. 4. sEN MpvR & co. 3th-"N"''
northeast corner ~ i.d-si
pIVERsiDE DRIVE corner losth.s t,~ "A
,l.,ic substantial villa. ics@ thah ~ 49,,
roo. eary terms; send for ar. NiL'S
IMPROVEMENT co. ls Eroai"ay
urOokIyn.
GOOD INVESTMENT.
SiOcrD .pr q Nirth-lN" cNin nor pI"p,' y,
rented - one tenant for 10 years Al 800
nairs. Particulars through r'i;EptHl' n
HAREEIORG. iOj East sl'h-st.
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INCOMING STEIMERS.
TO.nAY
NOVEMBER 5.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 6.
OUTGOING STE.1 NERS.

MONrAY, NOVEMBER 5.
$780,, r. ,t,o Mails Close Weasel sails
rrocuos Jacksonville Clyde.......... .'.''''. ""op !"
TUESDAY. NoyEMBER G.
fnhr Bremen. IIoyd. ~" III - Nv, y,
Axa. cape iayt!. Atlas ..........'''l J." 'V "
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER =
Paris Southampton American 90 90 III - 20 p m
Nooriland Antwerp Red Star.. ?''o a III oS - -,
chsrnken Jacksonville Clyde. 80, % y ~
Cnrmanc Liverpool. White star.''' S'"o !" i-'"' 49,
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Gcrses ano Carriages.
147 East 18th st.

handsome private stable; reasonable. Apply to
ERAsTUs HAMILTON. 10 broadway
4, or SALE CIIEAP.-Sorrel gedlng, - HANDS; esn:
years old: sound. kind and true absolutely
afraid Of nothing: driven by owners VIE Also fnaeo"
built by Henry Hooker; and Single harness Acnss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04

Umpire-w. II. Corhn. Of Yale. Referce-J s nehar'.
Of Orange Linesmen-fI. T. ;riswold and ". Wnletf.
summaries-First half: Touchdowns- barclay MayfaFd
]. Goals kiched-Barclay :, Marshall |. Long runs
% Place IL. Walhrdge Is Fielder 30 M,ynari
50. Injured-Slgman Score: First haf-Lafsye'te II:
Orange q. Second half Observation-Disclosures Goal kicked
Barclay Long runs-Fielder ~ 20 Hart u. MAYNARD
80. Score: Second haIf-Iafayeue o. Orange Z" Final
score-I.afayette IS. Orange o.
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Sc07e-Yale Il. Brown o. Neutrality-suspicious. =. Goals
from todchdowns-flckok .. Umpre-Frank Butierworth
81 Yale Referes-1icOrGe. Of Brown. Iinesman-N William
Wing. Of Providence Time-Twenty minute halves.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise e34 Sunset 4:oI Moon sets io2s Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook II :02Gov Island 0O2lIIel Gate -,
p M-sandy Hook go. Gov Island 12:l9Hsil Gaze III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04

Referee Il. Fish. rmpre-G; r Sanford Lines ines,
kicked from touchdown-ra.t. Long runs-,ioodwin ~
~ yards -. 20 yards Hutchinson 10 yards
Rosa 25 20 - yards Johnston 20 20 IL yards Whit
ney 80. 20 IL yards Score. first anmAmhersd ..
Crescent A. C. o. Second half-IOng nins-Shedon 10 j"
yards Goodwin 90 %. 90 yards. Mckenzie 70 yards.
White IL yards Robinson 20 yards. Total score-AnheIAt
\. q.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A-lMMEDIATE LOANS made on fnrni-
ture In use, no removal, lncohIen'enSc
or publicity. Address Room ", Jchs,hoI
Nuildtns. and Court square. Brooklyn.
A.-CONFIDENTIAL LOANS made 70 re-
liable parties upon househoid lii
without removal or publicity easy p ny
rnents: PROMPT attention. Address NJ
NATE Box T.. Tribune once.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured roy
business purposes. investors ahNisfi
without charge Of desirable opportunllrsi
highest commercial references PHlc'S
A CARLETON 2D2 Broadway.
AGENCY WANTED for Hartford anu "
clnitv for some hrst-class salaple artlc'e'
Address Il. o. box 536. Hartford. conn.
AN EDUCATED. reliable American pro.,
es,ant Young man to furnish az reQuiteu
Few thousand dollars. with services. i"'
salary and interest. 70 extend pron,an'''
established legitimate. scientihc. coini i
cial city business: unlimited possipiii.eh'
TRUSTWORTHY Box 10. Tribune O.nce:
CORNER LiQCOR-sToRE FOR sale cheap:
owner going 10 Germany. good trais. NO
Is Adams-y. corner NewarA-st.. HoDokeh.
DRUGSTORE. with good business; grow
Ing town, sell cheap; good reason Tor SELL
ing Address Box %. CongerA n. Y.
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INDIANS DEFEATED AT LANCASTER.
lancaster Penn. Nov. lSpeciaD. -The Franklin
"a Marshall football eleven to-day downed the
~,rone team from the United States Indian School
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NEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Country.
AGENCY for MOntclair.-Ecsidcncrs. NJ
tind, FOR sal. or rent. furnished houses
TIiU..S < TAYLOR. 5 B-ekmsl-st.. y. I.
CALIFORNIA.
An exceptionally ruc .u-arre rahcn 81
navel oranges apricots. prnhea nhl n'N's
4, AN bearing: handsome. large ne" u lusr
and necessary outLul.dings. an iG'aI NONE
beautiful location IN the san dabriel va
lev. 20 miles from Pas tdenn' ~ hles
from railroad station: postoihce. churshe.'
-. Address Lock BOx Cos. Pasadena.
cal ----------------
roe SALE. MT VERNON. y. y
rv.,ve-loom house, al. improvement.
,xo civ lots: hrs;-c,nss order; near si!,
,in- and electric mad. price. St'n. small
amount cash. Address Box III. Mt. |er-
non. y. y.
ron sALE.-Oaly ST5 for n ; acre farm.
covered with wood. In southern New
Jersey. close 10 railroad; naest market,
in the world: especially adapted tor snaii
fruits poultry. vegetables. etc. high arG
srv. healthy relghborhood; sold on install
mer,ts OF 81 down anu 81 per week. utis
insured: send FOR particulars.
ID. l.. RiSLEY,
22l South foth-st. Philadelphia. Pa
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBSCRIrs
TioNs FOR THE NETWORK TRlB.
uNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIL
UPTOWN OFFICE, No. .2a3 Broa4weys
REFRESHMENTS at the following Branch
Offices: "a Eighth-ave.: 16O Third ave.
corner orty-seventh-st.; l59 East Tortys
seyenth-st.. corner Third-ave.; 1850 East
near Sifty-first-st.: l.7os Ftrst-ave.: 10
West Fortv-second- st.. i92 Columbus-svs.
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FOOTBALL CONTESTS IN CANADA.

Umpire-Jessc Riggs Of Princeton Referee. "
Cain Of st. Johns Lincsman-J. L. Chew. OF 50. Joha
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lIISCELLANEOUS,

'>--->>~>>>>>>
ALLIGATOR BAGS, ALL SIZES. reduceQ
from So 80 TO 50 -; fine canvas-covefeo
trunks iron bottom 32-inch. - 50. Pockets
books az manufacturers prices -
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. 81 4th-avs.s 80
Jth-st.
TO LADTEs.--All long hair switches ~
all kinds OF human lair made to oroefg
manicur,nC, a5c y. LYMAN. 900 Bed
ford-ave.. 500 Fulton-st.. 40 Gates-avess
Brooklyn: 1873 Newark-ave., Jersey Guy.
ADyERrIsEMENrs AND sUBscRIp.
TONS FOR THE NETWORK TEI1-
UNE WILL DE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE: No. Lac Broedwey.
"a door ro-,h OF Thirty first ST.; and AID.
VERTIsEMENTS at the following Branch
Oaices: 254 Eishth-ave.: 100 Third.ave..
corner Forty -seventh-yt.: $50 East Forty.
, seyenth-st. corner Thtrd-ave.: $50 East
i26th-s... near Th,-d-ave. 1 CA Third-ave.;
\ err Sixty-hrst ST.: 1.70a First-ave.: ~
West Forty sscond-st: iS2 Coiumbus-ew~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

:, t,la dinxran 4 continuous white lin- SHOWS -
,h,nr-r in pressure as Indicated ~ The Trlbunes SILL
The DO ken Inc ifll's'h'' wv '-
,era,ure a. observed at P,rry's PhIfmA'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04
aHAvERFoRD. G; JOHNS HOPKINS 4.

Baltimore Nov. 3-Heverford College eleven oe-
sssa,sd Johns Hopkins University team 'o-da' ~
= score OF to 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04

Al PATENTS FOR SALE. Mayr's Ei,c-
TIT, Blcsl lr Lamp. 81 ~ 'ar!on ~
,n.,,bis Drawing Board. - .l34 E'HAis
TATE A COMPANY. 10 BIoa4wa3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04
pRINcrrox % -. NEWARK ACADEMY. o.

1HINCETON VS.. =. NE 7-1s7E
Princeton. " j.. NOV. 3.-The footpa'i 'ea", =.
the Newark Academy played here TO-DAY "sA"A.
the freshman team and was defeated py 'he soo,.
Of . to o The visitors were outc!assed III "e ~.
Rsd Rush brown OF The VARSITY eleven Wa Ii
,ssrey injured N todsys practice tss sas at rs
NE bone was thought to be broken i ne an,ar
ues announce that he will not be able " e"'''
we Benns ylvana game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04

Al PATENTS FOR SALE. AV'iy's - lie
Gar. AS. ioi and Belt Fastener. "'. 91-
Fri, she's Reversible Pipe taper ing tov
i,n.;AR TATE A COMPANY. 2i5. Broad
WAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04

Al PATENTS FOR SALE Ross.ter &
MoGeN-ys FOidlng-Bei. JOd, 2o2 ani
,.m,tlc Coupling. 5a4.O3p EDGAR TATE
4 COMPANY. 80 BrOa .wu,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04

Al PATENTS FOe SALE. -shipnan'-
Hand Frac. Machine. oil, - Hudson r.
Train ORDER case. 123,3le. f-n:.t fuH''.
izirp NH. ~. iU4 EDGAR TATE &
COMPANY. no broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04

A, patents FOB SALE McDonah (
,roeuts Nut Lock. i:l.'i''. Nono'r' Is
curtain and roftisre Lang " f1ie ~
EryaaNay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04

Al PATENTS FOR SALE. shepherd :
channc. Horse shoe. JJI.t,,; lIlIer' :
Crcc,c Rein Attachment. 5llt3i; tiih
hams Measuring Funnel 500 3D7. EDGAt:
TATE & COMPANY. 2l5 Broadway.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-03
Sec tho elrects Of 0wnter0 in

See the effects of "water" in rail.
road stocks. The Atchison Topeka
and Santa Fe Ry. is capitalized at
nearly $40O,O00,O0O while its plant
is worth probably SS0,OOO,000. OF
cource it could not pay dividends, or
even interest on the amount of its
capitalization. Ten years ago the
stock of the Santa Fe was worth l50.
A few years later when the Chicago
extention was projected 1t was worth
par, But this extention, with the i'm
mense outlay involved in it, was the
beginning of the end with this hither-
to prosperous road. Rivalries and
jealousies we've excited, the new
branches built at so much expense
absorbed all the profits of the main
and original line. The mama for alb
sorbing and controlling everything
within its reach, so ruiuous to the in
dividuals and railroad corporations,
paved the way for the wreck of the
Santa Fe.-Arkansas Democrat.