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The evening times., 1895-11-27
GOOD GAME AT BALTIMORE
Lehigh University to Meet the Bai-
timore Athletic Club Tomorrow.
Final Struggle for the College Teams
Trio of Washington kickers Who
VIII be In the Game.

The prospects for a very fine exhibition
of football in Baltimore on Thanksgiving
Day, between the strong teams represent
ing Lehigh University and the Baltimore
Athletic Club, appear now to be especially
brilliant, and rain or shinc the Union Park
grounds VIII very probably be the scene Of
a battle royal on the gridiron.
Late news from Bethlehem says that the
Lehigh boys are in splendid shape for the
struggle, and in all probability will pla y
the best game their record will show for
the season. Under the very efficient
coaching of Laurice Bliss, Yale's Ia
nous half-back, and Matthew McClung,
who later this season took charge OF the
Annapolis team. Lehigh has developed
very scientific game OF football; one OF a
tricky nature, which pleases the spectators,
and keeps the opponents wondering what
next?'
On the Lehigh team are three men from
Washington, 6ass, Barnard and Senior.
Gass plays q rafting good end rush and
is also the substitute quarter back, which
latter position he held on the team last
year but relinquished this season because
of the necessity for strong end tackler.
Barnard has done excellent work thus
far this season as left half back. He runs
low and hard and folio VS. the interference
feDsive play.
The third Washington man is Senior,
who plays tackle next to Capt. Trafton
and thus helps to make a very strong left
side Of the line. Senior Is heavy man,
strong and quick with fast running powers
and great line-breaking ability.
OF the other men of the team, Keys, the
center, has found no trouble in handling the
Princeton and University OF Pennsylvania
center men. He is very spry man for the
position and seems to be one of the team
who gets into every play. Baldwin at
guard is heavy and strong, and with Capt.
TraftOn on the other side and Keys in the
middle, forms the connecting link of a cen
ter trio, which few of Lehigh's opponents
this year have found at all weak. These
three center men play their last game with
the Lehtgh team on Thanksgiving Day, for
they are all seniors in the college.
Next to Bald win is Gunsilus at right
tackle. He is very strong. gets In every
play, and tackles hard. Okeson Protects
leftend, and few are the interferences which
he cannot handle. This is his last game,
after two years an the team. The quarter
back is Holderness. whose sure passes and
steady work makes him reliable man.
He acts i'll the capacity OF signal captain,
and to him is due q large share of the
games won by clever tricks, Of which
the team has an abundance.
Van Dayne, the right half back, is the
man whose great run of seventy yards
gave Lehigh q touchdown in the Lafayette
game last Saturday. Fitzgerald, at full
back, is q punter and drop-kicker of no
mean ability, and he has held his own
against all the big kickers of the year ex-
cept Brooke of Pennsylvania. FitZger-
aid also bucks the line with great force.
All of the men are in prime condition
and are eager for a hard final game.
The evening times., 1895-11-27

to have been substituted. This sudden jump
from Maine to Tennessee is not fully ex-
planned by the promoters of the entertain
ment, who insist that it is thoroughly nom
partisan in its character. Mr.. McMillin is
announced to address himself to the subject,
Lynch law and its remedy" Several other
members rsofCongressareeXp expected to be pres
ent. and the Marine Band has been engaged
to supply the music. The entertainment Is
tOtake place next Monday at Shiloh Church,
and the committee announces as an extra in
ducement that supper will be served In the
basement of the church.
The evening times., 1895-11-27
REED DECLINED THE HONOR.
Was Announced to Speak at Recep.
tion Given bY Colnred Men

tion Given by Colored Men.
One the honors that awaited Mr.. Thomas
Brackett Reed upon his arrival In Washing
ton was an Invitation to be the principal
guest at a reception and supper given by
some of the leading colored men In this
District.
Elaborate programmes were distributed
among the colored population of this city,
announcing that ex-Speaker T. B. Reed
would be present at the reception, and he
was assigned to speak on the subject, HAS
the cOmmandcr-in-chief OF the army and
navy the right TO protect an American citt-
zen. at home and abroad. with the army and
navy of the United States
The pastors OF several OF the colored
churches were announced as the committee
Of arrangements. and the preparations
went merrily forward. The chairman of
the local committee. after some correspond
Snce with Mr.. Reed. was obliged to report
that the distinguished man from Maine de-
Sained the honor, on the ground that 1t
would be embarrassing to him in his pres
snt position TO address himself to the sub
ject selected for him.
The declination OF Mr.. Reed occasioned Q
change in the programme. and Representa-
I'VE Benton Aollillin Of Tennessee u said
The evening times., 1895-11-27
Ann Arbor and Chicago University.

Ann ArbOr, Mich, Nov. 27.-The Michi-
gan eleven had its last practice for the sea-
son yesterday, going through sharp signal
practice in the snow, but not lining up
against the scrubs. Twenty-six players
will leave for Chicago today for tomorrow's
game with the University of Chicago, in
cluding both varsity and scrub. Two hun
dred students will go on special train being
run over the wabash road.
The evening times., 1895-11-27
LOCAL THANKSGIVING GAMES.

There will be four good games on the
gridron in this city tomorrow. not to
mention the many struggles which will
take place on back lots between scrub
teams of youngsters.
The principal game Will he that between
the Columbia Athletic Club and the Colum-
bian University, which will be played at
The lineup OF the Columbias will be
the same as 1t was when they met the
Hampton Athletic Club on Saturday last.
The substitution of Cotton Clarke as
captain, in the place OF Stewart Johnson,
was good move on the part of the mana ge-
ment OF the team. Clarke is not only a
much better player than johnson, but he
has better head, and can manage the men
to more advantage.
The lineup has not yet been definitely
decided, but from present Indications Will
be about q follows:
The evening times., 1895-11-27
MAY GO TO ENGLAND.
McCafferty May Conclude to Take
String Over the Ocean.

String Over the Ocean.
st. Louis, Nov. 27 John McCafferty, the
jockey and horse owner, will remain in
st. Louis several days, the guest OF Fred
A. Foster.
McCafferty recently purchased twenty
two.year-nlds, and is confident of winning
some of the big purses next year. Foster
and McCafferty will leave st. Louis about
December 12 and go to England to look
over the racing situation, aud they may con-
clude to take a string of horses over there
next year.
Foster stated that he would close down
the SportsmaD's Park meeting November
80, but 1T Is thought that a winter meet
ing will be run by other parties who expect
to lease the grounds.
The evening times., 1895-11-27
FAMOUS HORSE CRIPPLED.
Winner of Brooklyn Handicap of 1894
I1Da lllEA a Stand

Winner of Brooklyn Handicap of S84
Unable TO Stand Up.
6t. Paul Mimi, Nov. 27.-The famous
race horse DR.. Rice, winner OF the Brook.
lyn Handicap Of 1894 will probably never
race again.
1t was found Monday that he had q bad
leg which must be fired. When the vet
Urinary surgeon went to work at him tile
stallion struggled against being thrown
and In some way, wreDchcd Ills back and
spine.
After the firing had been accomplished
the horse caught cold. He is unable to rise
70 his feet aud now be 10 strung MP In q
ding at his stable en- Dayton avenue.
The evening times., 1895-11-27
KILLED CATHERINE GING,
Harry Hayward at Last COnfesse
His Murder of the Girl.

Minneapolis, Nov. 27.-Harry Hayward,
who is to be hanged next month for the
murder Of Catherine Cling, and who has
protested that he was innocent, confessed
his guilt last night.
At the time of his trial Harry endeavored
to show that it was his brother, Adry, who
murdered the dressmaker.
Miss Cling, who had money and other
transactions with Harry, and been very in
innate with him, went driving with him
early last December, and q few hours later
her body was found by the roadside.
Harry Hayward, who had been refused
a new trial, made several attempts to
break 1afl.
The evening times., 1895-11-27
Track Walker Killed. .

Easton, Pa, Nov. 27.-Bartholomew Hol-
leran, . track walker for the Lehigh Val
ley Railroad for the past twenty-o years,
stepped out of the way OF one train di-
rectly In front of another in "Biack Dams
Cut" near Philhpsburg, N. j., at 8 O'Clock
this morning and was killed
The evening times., 1895-11-27

Chicago Athletic Association VS.. BOs-
ton Athletic Association. at Chicago, Ill.
New Jersey Athletic Club VS.. Penning
ton Seminary. at Bergen z oint.tN. j.
University OF Penns ylvaRia Tvs. Cornell
University, at Franklin Field, Philadel-
phia, Penn. 4ssi
Carlisle Indian School vs. New York City
Young Mems Christian Association, at
Manhattan Field. New York scity.
The evening times., 1895-11-27
nertxs Modern Pharmacy,
Cor. .tth and Y StS
Cod Liver Oil,
Pint Bottle, SOC.

Every druggist sells cod liver
oil, but few sell good oil. If
you need cod liver oil you
want the best. We buy it
in original tanks direct from
the fisheries, and it is abso-
lutely pure. We sell a bot
tie every half hour in the
day; that il why it is fresh.
The average druggist buys
gallon of uncertain quality
from the wholesale druggist
and 1t lasts him a month.
There's q lesson in this.
We sell all kinds of drugs,
probably more than any 20
drug stores in Washington.
Get a priced catalogue and
you will know where to buy
your drugs in the future.
The evening times., 1895-11-27

The Colored High School Will meet the
Reserves Of the Howard University ON
the college campus. The Howardites pin
their faith to the Reserves" but the
eleven from the High School has been put
ting up such good game that the contest
should be most close and exciting one.
The evening times., 1895-11-27
Or. Geo. N. fishsr's Catarrh Cure
nth AND F SITS

ing climax. In the congress of navies,
where the Brazilian Officers try to ignore
the United States representatives, and
the jack tars finally appear under the
stars and stripes before the Brazilian au-
thority the house fairly goes wild. Dur
Ing the third act there are over eighty
ueOule on the stage
The evening times., 1895-11-27
cLINSEED OIL BARoNs.
Meeting Held Which Was Supposed
to Consider Trust Schemes.

to Consider Trust Schemes.
Toledo Ohio, Nov. 27.-A secret confer
euce Of linseed oil manufacturers In vari-
GUS parts Of the country was held here yes
terday for the purpose 1t was said Of Cou-
sidering proposition to advance prices.
1t Is denied however. that such a sub
ject was considered.
There was nothing done at the meeting.
one of the participant nts said, in which the
public was Interested.
The evening times., 1895-11-27
Bleachers stand Burned.

Reading Pa. Nov. 27.-The grand stand
and "bleacher" seats of witman's Ban
Park where the Reading State League club
morning. Loss So, 900, partly insured. They
win be rebuilt. The fire was the work Of
an incendiary.
The evening times., 1895-11-27

When the game tomorrow afternoon be-
tween Pennsylvania and Cornell has been
played and won, the last OF the big col
lege football games of the season will
be over.
This contest will be held on Franklin
Field, in Philadelphia, and the sale of seats
for the game has been very large. But
one umpire will be used. Both teams sug-
gested a number of names for the second
official. but an agreement could not be
reached upon anyone. At Comelrs sug
gcstion it was agreed that Da shell should
officiate alone. Bliss will referee, as
announced.
Varsity field for over an hour yesterday.
The rain made effective play impossible.
and the men did poor work. Wharton
and Bull were both in good shape, in spite
of their injuries, and 1t Is believed the en-
tire team will play football tomorrow.
Contrary to expectation, the team will
practice today.
Odds are being freely placed on Penns VI
vania. Comedians. however, are expected
to back their team heavily to score.
CORNELL's BIG PARTY.
Coach Newell has been with the Cornell
team since Saturday and wears satisfied
smile tonight. Comedians are confident OF
victory. and will leave tonight for Phila-
delphia, 900 strong, to attend the game.
The team left at 1O:! last night via the
Lehigh Valley in special cars. The party
consisted OF twenty eight players, Coach
Newell, DR.. Hitchcock, Managers White and
Thompson and the rubbers. Upon arriy-
ing at the Reading station the party was
driven direct to the Colonnade Hotel.
great demonstration was made at the de-
pot when the team departed, fully 1000
students aiding in the din and cheering. A
number of songs to popular airs have been
especially composed for the occasion, and
the Cornell contingent expect to keep
Franklin Field resounding throughout the
game. Copies Of the Cornell Sun, contain
Ing the songs, will be distributed to Cornell
men at the Colonndde.
LARGE SALE OF SEATS.
Seven thousand seats have been sold, and
1t is believed that the remaining 5000 will
be sold today. Arrangements have been
made to accommodate 10000 admissions
on an inclined standing plane ut either end
of the field.
The evening times., 1895-11-27

Cincinnati and Marietta Football
Cincinnati. Ohio, Nov. 27.-The football
game Thanksgiving Day between Cincinnati
University and Marietta College will bs
played to o finish by electric light II it
becomes dark before the full thirty minute
halves have been completed
The evening times., 1895-11-27

At Manhattan field tomorrow, the much
talkcd-of Indian football team Will make
its metropolitan debut. Its opponents will
be the crack Y. NJ. c. A. team. Until this
year the Indians, although since 1880 they
have played the game. have never figured
prominently In the football world. With
the advantage of the valuable services
of ex.Capt. Vance Mccormack, of Yale,
however, they have become masters OF
the game, and their work throughout the
season has attracted attention.
The Y. n. c. A. team fully realize that
they will have their hands full when they
tackle the red men, and Manager Wadham
has strengthened his eleven greatly. -Four
OF the crack men of this years Crescent A.
G. team will play with the Y. N. c. a.
They are MeBdel, end rush; Hughes and
Love, tackles, and Schafer, guard. These
men will add materially to the strength
OF the local team.
The Hartford Courant says: 1.-The man
ayers of the great college football games
owe it TO the public to select some other
place than New York for their contests.
1t isn't fair to people to toll them into such
discomfort and abuse as seem TO be fnev-
liable for those who go TO the Manhattan
Field. The contrast in this matter between
Springfield and New York is the whole les
son in how to do IT. Had Springfield
tt1C piDiiC dS view ON tptS. II
would have been summarily dropped. and
would have acquired a name all over the
country for incompetency and ignorance.
to say nothing worse. Just imagine how IL
would have been at Springfield ff prac-
tically all the people had been forced 10
climb into the depot by going up two flights
OF stairs. and the stairway toward which
all paths converged admit ed only three per-
SONS abreast, and finally at the platform
only one short train at a time could be
reached. Nomore New York games, should
be the cry. soloud and so earnest as toreach
the managers. The primary reason is in the
great danger and the immeasurable dis
comfort. incidentally there are good
many other reasons"
The alumni and students of Haverford
College celebrated the Swarthmore vic
tory last Saturday evening with great fer
vor. A mass-meetiug was held shortly after
dinner In Barclay Hall, at which the men,
bers of the team were each called upon for
a short speech, as well as many of the fac
ulty and alumni. A huge bonfire on the
college campus was started at the bottom
of q mound of barrels, and rising to the
top, envelOped an effigy of "Doc' Shell,
of Ewarthmore, while the students yelled
themselves hoarse as his body fell bit by
bit into the flames. Not that Haverford
did not expect victory, but 1t was greatly
feared that Swarthmore would score, and
the result of the game was on this account
most satisfactory.
The Baltimore City College football
team will leave for Hampton, Va, on its
annual Southern trip this evening via Bay
line steamer. Tomorrow the boys will line
up against the Hampton Athletic Club as
The evening times., 1895-11-27

Tue reproduction. of the wonderfully
Squadron" viii be the attraction at the
Academy next week. There Is q clever
plot to this play in which the usual In
c0nsistencies Of drama Of its character
are carefully avoided.
All the situAtions work up to Q pleas
The evening times., 1895-11-27

scheduled for tomorrow:
Nebraska University VS.. Iowa Univer-
sity. as Omaha, Neb.
University of Michigan VS.. University Of
Chicago. at Chicago, Ill.
Polytechnic Institute VS.. Brooklyn High
School, at Eastern Park.
Missouri University VS.. Kansas Univer-
sity. at Kansas City, Mo.
Franklin and Ma1hall College va.
swarthmoEe College. at Lancaster, Pa.
The evening times., 1895-11-27

TennIlle's Great clotaine Sale Il todayi
The evening times., 1895-11-27
CORNELL MEN CONFIDENT
Expect TO Have a Fighting Chance
with the Quakers.
LAST BIG GAME THIS YEAR

Pennsylvania Eleven VIII Do Light
Practice This Afternoon-whar
and Bull WIN Play Despite Their
1njuries-Sale of Seats Has Been
Very Large.
The evening times., 1895-11-27

The next game in Importance will be the
struggle at National Park between the Po-
tomacs and Orients.
The Orients have this season played the
Potomacs and Gallaudets to a standstill,
but were defeated in Baltimor re by the Balti-
more Athletic Club last Saturday by a score
16 to o.
The Orients will line up against the Po-
tomacs tomorrow as follows:
Buckingham, r. e.; Brown, r. t.; Wood,
r. g.; Kimmel or Richmond, c.; Campbell,
!. g.; Saunders or Oertly, l. t.; Bright or
Compton, ]. e.; Alton, (Capt.l q. b.; Avis,
T. h. b.; Tindall, l. b. b.; Geoghegan. or
Gooding, I. b.
The Potomacs have played several hard
games this season, suffering only one de-
feat, at the hands OF the Gallaudets, by the
score of go. They line up as follows:
Burns, !. e.; Moore, 1t; .McCrea, l. g.;
Kline, c.; Davis, r. c.; Bessey, r. t.; Miller,
+. e.; Saers, q. b.; Wyni1e, I. b. b.; Duffy,
l. b. b.; Lyman, +. b. Game called at 12
o'clock. %
Despite the fact that they had decided
to disband, the Gallaudets will take un q
holiday game and will have another try at
the strong team Of the Canterbury Ath-
letic Club. The team has first-class
University Of Virginia and the Canter-
bprys, but owing tu the fact that they have
had several days rest and this game being
played under the Yale and Princeton rules,
they have great hopes II success. The line
nm fOll,,ws. - D
The evening times., 1895-11-27

In case of any changes the following men
Will be substituted: Harlan in the place of
johnson. Harris at right end, Doolittle at
left tackle. Gambrill at right guard, Shuster
at left tackle. Cabrera at left end >, aud Nc
Donald at quarter back.
The evening times., 1895-11-27

The Baltimore City College football
team will leave for Hampton, Va, on its
annual Southern trip this evening via Bay
line steamer. Tomorrow the boys will line
up against the Hampton Athletic Club as
PoI
The evening times., 1895-11-27

The freshmen football team of Princeton
will line up against the Yale freshmen on
Yale field, New Haven, today. The men
have been in training for some time, and
a good game is expected Several varsity
men will fill positions on the Princeton
eleven. The teams will be as follows:
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The Nicke, plate. xcw Trains

The new service on the Nickel Plate
Road, which went into effect Sunday,
May 19has met the approval of the travel
ing public. On all sides are heard ex-
presslons of universal satisfaction re-
garding the efforts which this popular
road is making in the interest of its pa
irons. Three fast trains are now run in
each direction daily. Superb dining car
service; no change OF cars for any class
of passengers between Chicago, New
York and Boston. Uniformed colored
pcrters in charge of day coaches on
through trains are constantly ut the dis
pOsal Of II patrons and are especially
appreciated by ladies travelling alone.
This extra service assures scrupulously
clean cars EN- route. Lowest rates Oh all
train. For further information confer
with your nearest ticket agent, or adj
dress j.. Y. Callahan, General Agent, III
Adams Street, Chicago, LII. Memo CD
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Miller sells Paints and OILS.

Miller sells Paints and Oils.
Potatoes-all YOU want at VOLTS.
Flour and Feed On time-At the Mill.
Dakota Family" $.i4O per cwt. at j.
II. VOLTS.
l.. L. Muslin only sc per yard at S. j.
Snyder's.
A large stock of Shoes Just received at
Brenne's.
New Gingllams, Pongees and Calicos
ct Brenne's.
A new line of Hats Just received at
S. j. Snyder's.
new lot Of clothing at VOLTS, also
new hats and caps.
New Dress Goods of all prices and
quality at sd. Snyder.
Brenne's underwear outwears any I'M
derWcar sold anywhere.
Another lot of new dry goods at j. IL
W0lrs-came this week.
A new invoice of dry goods just
opened up at j. II. Volts.
Those who run herds will do we'll in
buying their salt at VOLTS.
We want to show you that lot of nice
shoes that arrived this week. j. II
Wolf.
An elegant Line of Shoes just un
packed at j. ii. VOLTS. j. II. thinks
that he has just a little the best $1.2i
Shoe (either in mems or women's) tina
have ever been offered in this market
See if YOU don't think so, too.
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An Accomplished fact.

May 10 the Nickel Plate Road inauger-
ated a new train service. The new Jun
mer schedule affords the same number
of trains as before, including through
service between Chicago, Cleveland,
Buffalo, New York and Boston. The
improvements also embrace the shorten
ing of time of trains between all of the
above cities. COlored porters in uniforms
in charge of day coaches to attend to
both first and SECOND class passengers.
Rates always the lowest. For further
information. address your nearest ticket
agent or j. Y. Callahan, General Agent,
Ill Adams ST., Chicago, Ill. (Memo 6O
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was filled with artesian water

Since the foregoing was placed III
type Mr.. Roster has made us a very
pleasant call and does not seem to be al
all put out at the turn affairs have taken
On the whcle he is to be congratulated
We think. The young woman failed to
have the deed to tho land recorded and
Mr.. Roster has transferred it to other
parties, making the deed worthless.
Well, all's well that ends well, and here's
hoping that William will have better
luck next time and at no distant day
have a nice wife worthy of HIM.
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DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Feir Highest Award.
The Cheapest ma tic Resi-.

Every City, County, Township and
School officer wants a copy of the author
lied edition of the laws passed az the
wants an accurate edition. He wants one
good in court; and he wants it cheap.
the original bills. tits absolutely ac-
curate. 1t is the only edition on the
market which is good in court. 1t is tho
only edition of any kind which is so
low in price. These laws can be obtained
at this Office now. Come early before
the supply is gone. Price 70 cents.
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Some time ~ | was taken sick vii

Some time ago l was taken sick with
a cramp in the stomach, followed by
diarrhoea. took a couple of doses Of
Cllamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy and was Immediately re-
lleved. consider it the best medicine
in the market for all such complaints.
| have sold the remedy to others and
every n who used it speaks highly of it
j.. w. Strickler, Valley Center, Cal. For
sale by i. +. Miller, Druggist.