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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
THE TRAIN SERVICE TO PRINCETON.

Princeton n j. Nov Manager MiioahA was
seen to-day by The Tribune Correspondent. anu so
-, 49,. 70 Princeton without change, starting
trorn the pennsylvania station at Cortlandt-st. a,
m. and running out continuously till the '1ova
Is spscs sds tas Sss n IA. extra
Dull a. to M, Philadelp hia and New-York immedi-
aey after the game the sRrGa a the W crowd
to run OIL Manager Miibank said that those who ian
.o secure before coming w Four thom
opp9r nsc4a on general sale az Briners today
san are FOR good seats. and can De had 'o-o'ro"
49, - I3rinars al the gates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
THE GUADALQUIvIR STILL RISING.

RAILWAY TRACKS UNDER WATER AND MANY
BOATS CAPsIZED BY THE RUSHING FLOOD.
Seville. Spain. Nov. THE foods which have pre-
vailed in this region are increasing. The Guadal-
quivir has risen alarmingy, overfowing its banks
and subnerging vast tracts OF land. The railway
tracks are under water and railway trains have been
unable to run Many boats have been capszed by
the rushing water and some OF their occupants
drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02

\ TTENTION IS called TO the recent iinporta-
"A tons Of SYPHER & CO., at 18th ST. ana
F,fth Ave. ~ Y. This collection consists *
the choicest pieces OF the Ole Gobelin and other
nieccs Of rare and antique Tapestries. fine Old
italian and French BrocadeS. Enbrcideries. etc:
TIE fin st examples of Old French Furniture OF
the best periods os LoIii XIV, Nv, A'L
Choice pieces IN the Old Italian. Flemish ana
English Carved Oak, Old English Silver, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
CUBAN WARCRY IN PANAMA.
VIVA CUBA IIBRE" SHOUTED IN A THEATRE
CAUSES GENERAL TO THREATEN
THE AUDIENCE.

Panama Oct 25-"The Star and Herald prints
the following.
The cry Of viva cuba Libre"' was the cause S O.,
~ome counotion IT the Panama Theatre on NE
nigh: Of October p During one OF the intermis-
sons the gods in the upper gallery called ror mus 81
As This was not responded 20 as quickly as tneE
dssired some one enllvened matters By shouting
Viva Cuba Lbre'" and the cry was Warmly r7-
echoed bv many well-wisher5 Of cuba. -
Al this tuncture. however a Genera IN me %,
lomb.an Army arose from his seat In the dress
circle and ordered that II be stoppei otherwise ne
would have them arrested one man was arrested
There was a grea, deal OF adverse criticism tx.
nressef az 10 the Generals action. IL ls thought
,het the only motive he could have had was pc
cause his wife who with him at the time Is
a native OF Spain ., - c-..Ao.
Panama which has been quietly helping the Cunan
cause now comes 10 the front In grand manner
- give great assistance club Is being formed
for aiding the Cuban cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
TILE cAupAx1A PASSES A SHIP on FIRE

Queenstown Nov. The Cunard steamer cam
rana. from New-York October @ for Liverpool, ar
r,ved here at 4is o'clock this morning On october
~ in latitude As degrees north. Longitude ~ degrees
west she passed ship on fire the names We're
burning fercely fore and aft. and the snip nsd
heen Consumed nearly 10 the waters edge Inc
ocean was lighted up by the fire for miles around
which approached the burning ship, out found no
sign OF life on board The boats returned ana tne
uffs delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
. RECEPTION WITH READINGS

Mr.. William A. Swift gave reception on Thurs
day night In her apartments. at the Won HOFFMAN
which were decorated with palms and flowers Ed
nund Russell gave some interesting "reminiscences
OF London art life and read several OF s"in-
burre's poems together with Rosetus Sister
Helen" and "tAlith." Among the guests were
Canon Knowles. Of London; Nine. Vyanti de
Charles Mime Murio-Celli dElpeux. Mrs Ada
crisp Mrs J. w Van COST Countess de Castel-
veccnio Miss Hallia Rves. Nine. Rosa Llnde' Ars
NJ q Koppar Countess Anna de Montaigu MISS
Alice Ives and Miss Lily Marshall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
NOTES OF FOOTBALL.

The football team OF the Ne"-Jersey A. = VIII
~. croscents at Eastern PARK this after
"oor The game beginning promptly at a3o o'clock
~hs c-escents will have their hands fun TO keep
the lively Jersey hustlers from scoring captain
Mhs'eth is talk OF applying for membership in
ina nsrIcan Football Union next year.
Tn. opening game OF the second series for the
,oo,hau championship OF the Gaelic Athletic Asso-
ots,,on will take place at Ridgewood tomorrow.
Ia I'D The O'Connells Of New-iork.
The orange and Lehigh football teams VIII play
af Orange to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
NETWORK A c. GOVERNORS MEET

special meeting Of the Board Of Governors OF the
New-York Athletic Club was held at the clubhouse
in West Fifty-ffth-st. last night ABOUT tHrN
new members were elected. and the remainder OF
the list OF applicants will be acted upon az iiiee.s
on November II The officials are comment ma. az
members of the club will be settled amlcaDiy. IN
Ysw davs James Whitley. the president OF me
club Is untiring in his EFFORTS Tor nariho"S' Au "
,ssis sure that he will be successful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
TUE MOTORCYCLE CONTEST POSTPONED

Chicago Nov 1.-The motocycle contest was
postponed to-day at meeting OF the JUDGES un..'
p,1,,,syiving Day on account OF the plea OF Amer
- r,anufacturers and inventors that they had
~, sufrcient time TO evolve practicable hcrseless
htcla There will be u race tomorrow, however
On The Washington Park Clubs track for purse
OF 20 90 he divided among those who have a.
OF 49,. ,,neared al the track The carriages when
re t nm belong to the Duryea Motor Wagon com
VIII rv e. rLIrofsid Mass: Kane Pennington COM
pany' y Piarine Wis; Morris & Salon. Philadelphia.
pS Sdd' II Mueller Manufacturing Company pcA-
trr III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
POLICEMEN Cruelty A WOMAN.

TWO or coLoMsIAs FINEST NAIL HER TO A
TREE FOR WHICH THE ARE PUNISHED
AND DISMISSED FROM THE FORCE
Panama oct 25-"The Star and Herald" says
that a woman was recently cruched by being ma lied
% tree in Tausa, a town In the interior OF CO.
lomDa, by policemen.
The outrage committed during the absence or
the Alcalde who upon his return had the policemen
punished d nd dismissed from the force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
MATCH RACE TO-DAY BETWEEN CEPHAs
QCEECHY.

The noted trotters Cephas. AM. and Queechy.
. l2i1 who met IN a match at Island Park.
Albany. last week. 20 trot return match this
afternoon a: Fleetwood Park for 5000 side
Que.chy defeated Cephas In the Albany match. as
he did also at Lexington few weeks ago in the
Transatlantic Stakes but when they came together
al Fleetwood at the Grand Circuit meeting, in Az
gust Cephas beat The stallion with ease trotting
OF the fastest races seen In New-YOrk State
Cephas Is a, his best on his home track. and 0ca!
horsenen expect him turn the tables Queechy
today The race will be called at o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
INFECTED CANADIAN SHEEP IN LIVERPOOL

liverpool Nov THE sheep brought 70 this port
bv the steamer Scotsman. from Montreal were
slaughtered after being landed on account OF -"
oases n, scab being found among them. Several
o,sas ~ tho disease have been found lately among
sheen from the United States and Canada, and II Is
feared that II cases continue 20 be found the boar
OF Agriculture will adopt drastic measures asaInss
IL beginning to comment the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
Vantine's YO-Sa COffee-its best
friends are those who have USED
it longest.
ST. & SO BROADWAY.
s7T q SO BROADWAY.

Trtusville Penn a week previous 70 the TRAGEDY:
He said that one OF the men. Denaven salty, va
sentenced 10 eight months Imprisonment az Msxd-
vile Penn. shortly after the Rusti aralr. tns
authorities Meadville. in reply TO teiegra,n1i;
e,,rad that Ssttv had served eight months IN jail
at that place and at the time specified by Parxer:
f.lIKef refuses 10 dlyuige the names oi the o'"'f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02

Victoria 3 Q. Nov. L-Considerabie interest IL
manifested here n the recent report from London
that the warshlps OF the British Pacific squadron
are shortly 10 replaced by larger and more mod
ern vessels the Imperieuse coming out as hassnlp
N relieve the Royal Arthur. In view OF the com
nIicsfiors in the orient these changes would indi
rate Great Rritans determination 10 keep all her
Pacific interests well guarded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
AMER1cAN Fruit SALES IN ENGLAND

Liverpool Nov THE consIgnments OF apples, in
all 7gs barrels brought here by the steamers Scots
man and Numidian. from Montreal and Quebec, and
Catalonia from Boston. We're sold here at auction
to-day Badwins brought from Us. 10 l6s per
barrel Greetings. lis. Cd gl3s. Cd Kings 20s AIS
III Sples l5s Cd. NewtOwn pppins. l4s dlbs 49,
London Nov. Part OF the consignment OF lbs
barrels OF apples brought here by the steamer 81
robn CITY from St. John. y. B., and Halifax, vas
Sold here to-day The prices obtained Were fSip-
stons lis dl3s: Kings, lSs nlos.; various SsviiS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
THE FRENCH CABINET COMPLETE.


n prRTuEroT. MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
POLICY or THE NEW GOVERNMENT
ANNOUNCED.
Paris Nov Since the announcement las. night
NJ the formation az Cabinet by NJ. Bourgeois
some changes have been made in its composition.
Al completed It 4. constituted as follows:
r-n. Minister and Minister Of The Interior-M BoUR-
GEOIs
Minister OF Foreign airs-M. BERTHELoT.
Minister OF Warm. CAVAIGNAC.
Minister Of Marne-M. LOCKROY.
Minister Of Finance-M DOUMER.
Minister Of Justice and worship-M PICARD.
Minister OF the Colonie.-M. LEvEILLE
Minister Of Public lnstfuction--M Comics.
Minister OF Public Works-M. Gt-YOT DEsCA1GNE.
Minister Of Commerce-M. MEsUREUR.
Minister q Agrcultwe-M. VIGER.
NJ. Decrais formerly French Aaiba ssador 20 Lon
don. declined accept the Foreign portfolio. The
Bourgeois went 10 the Pa.ace Il the Eysee this
evening TO submit the list Of his Ministerial co.
leeg 10 the President for his signature OF APP
proval.
The Ministers also ned a meeting late las,
evening. and decided upon a policy which contem-
p.ates searching examination into the Southern
Railway scandals. 10 the end Of fixing the respon-
sibi.i.y for tn" misconduct alleged and Proven. The
Cabinet also decided 10 support PROPOSE. 10 submit
ers strike to arbitration. modify the Madagascar
treaty TO create colonial army and 10 introduce IN
the budget for 1886 provision imposing an income
tax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
VALE TO PLAY WEST POINT.

Haven Nov. 1.-The Yale eleven left here TO-
~, Cor New-York The members will stop al
.se MURRAY Hill Hotel tonight and 10 tomorrow
80 west Point where the greatest game OF the
year aside from the Princeton contest wiz Fnd.
Hnckey and Hazen tackles MnrPhy ,a 6 sslS Sap
ta.iJ cross: quarterback. Fincke; halves. Dewitt
III siilis. fullhack. Jerrems
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
ALLEGED SURRENDER OF INSURGENTS.

Havana Nov. Colonel Molina reports from
81, TIN, fo-,v-nin. rebels belonging 70 various
nsnss IN the Province OF Matanzas have surren-
derrd 70 the Government.
Major Miiares with his command at Aguaoa oe
rsg b. handit Nstagas and Francisco Perez,
1iiIine ,welye OF them Major MJaress troops are
pursrng the fleeing rebels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
,o,D vorsrr.Ey,s POLICY.

landau xov Field Marshal Lord Woseley. on
assurng the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o. the British
Army. IN succession to the Duke OF Cambridge re-
signed has issued a special army order III wh'ch
he makes a kindly reference 70 the Duke OF Can-
bridge He avows his intention 10 MAINTAIN tne u
dltions OF the army and 20 better the con1lIon ~
the forces He declares that ne feels conhoent o.
success relying as he does. the loya! support
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02

M Bache and Or. Henry T. Boyle. medical ex.
amlner for the insurance company. Ter; New-fors
on February IS on the steamer Plymouth Tor bos-
ton Upon reaching Fall River, pr. Boyle a.a no, nos
arise until after the train had started TOT bos
ton He learned that Mr. Bacae had gone on me
first train taking the doctors hsndbag Win nun.
The nrst news OF him is contained IN the foregoing
dispatch. ...,..,. a,.aoo.a-,ncs
have caused Mr.. Baches sudden d1sappearan ,s:
Sly notes which he had indorsed fell due Al the
yVasa-r National Rank on the day OF his departure
and n was said that before going away he made
no provision for their payment - s..,,u..
~ NJ. pachs had been In the lie insurance business
IN NauYork for fifteen years. and he was formerly
an Episcopalian clergyman here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
ITS STEAMERS

ITS STEAMERS WILL STOP AT PLYMOUTH
Hamburg. Nov THE Hamburg American Steam
ship Company is arranging TO have Its steamers
caE al Plymouth In connection with the Great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
DEATH OF a VALUABLE STALLION.

Kalamazoo Mich. Nov 1.-The stallion Ambassa-
dor the property Of the Kalamazoo Farm Company.
died here this morning. Three years ago s. A
Browne Co were offered 5000 for Ambassador:
The purchase price was 1880. He the sire OF
Sciota Lady Wrkin Cuckoo Dancourt and Wyan-
dotte all with records better than 2:G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
,ov cAprOs VISITS THE KAISER.

Berlin Nov king Carlos OF Portugal arrived
a, Potsdam this evening He was received with
-. c.ra-,orv nv Emperor William The railway
s!eae So nsn1sonelv derora ted, and body OF
t,aons was present 10 guard OF honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
THE REV. j. o. BACHE ~ MADAGASCAR

HE DISAPPEARED FROM NETWORK ON THE LAST
DAY OF FEBRUARY.
Boston. Nov 1.-The Rev. j. O. Bache' mahase'
OF the New-York Office OF the Union Central liis
Insurance Company 90 Cincinnati, who boarded .
Fall River Line boa; on the night OF THURSDAY.
February Is and who has since been seen
by friends or relatives is now said 10 be in NADIA
gascar and getting along we'll ., a.,
II is announceI that II is unquesiionaoly Mr..
Baches determination TO begin his NE over again
md make a success o. H. That Is the explanation
offered for his settlement in a far-away island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
rxrRAprrIoN FROM SPAIN FOR MRS. BEs-

Seville. Nov THE court here has granted the
extradrion 20 London Of Mrs. Martha Besson. wife
NJ Fon,a,ne RAsson a noted musical-instrument
maker OF that city New-York Paris and 81 PETERS
burg who is charged by her husband with having
stolen f1.010 from him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
IT WAS A "SLUGGINGr MATCH
ROUGH PLAY BY THE QUAKERS AND
CHICAGO.
THE FORMER WON BY A SCORE OF 10 TO 4-vAIN
EFFORTS MADE TO STOP THE BRUTALITY.

THE FORMER WON BY SCORE OF 70 TO 4-vAIN
EFFORTS MADE TO STOP THE BRUTALITY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRrBUXEl
Philadelphia. Nov. L-Pennsyvanla defeated the
football team OF the Chicago Athletic Association
this afternoon on Franklin Field by the narrow
margin OF u TO 4. 1t OF the most brutal
exhibitions here this season. The Chicago
men, while they put up fine game. INDUCED con-
tnually In what is known in football parlance as
sugging,' and the umpres Mr.. Hatfield OF
Princeton, and Mr.. Leonard. Of Michigan. had the
wrath Of the spectators poured their heads for
failing to stop It. Members Of the faculty and the
alumni repeatedly demonstrated with the umpires
and John c. Bell, chairman OF the Football Com
mittee the field twice to stop the game
but. after minutes delay. Il allowed
60 on.
That Pennsylvania was scored against for the
first time this season is not 10 be charged the
smuggling" nor 20 the incompetency of the umpres
but Is rather the fault Of the trainers Of the Quaker
team Every man on tho eleven is physically worn
out and DR.. J. William White and others advised
several days that the game be cancelled. but
the coachers were overconhdent Of the endurance
and ability of the men. The Chicago team played
a fine game. running hard and fast throughout. and
difficulty in making any gains. The Interference
formed In line slowly and the backs followed
on Brooke's kicks PENNSYLVANIA scored the bal on
Chcago's thirtyyard line, and on the quarterbac X
KICK brpoht scculte me jail anu IAN "4-Hu4s ~
corruption for d touchdown Chicagos touchdown
the result Of carelessness with the ball on
Pennsylvania fOr;y-yard line. loub.e pass was
called for Baney took II ard ran - the LETT pass
ing Slater, who around the right END
Owing Boyle's care!essness Slater escaped him
and Crooke had moved up 10 strengthen the me
so the Chicago player had a clear field ana scored
the only touchdown made against the Quakers THIS
season. -,
Pennsylvania then took brace and. with the ai1
OF Brooke's kicks brought the ball 70 chicago !
tweniyyard line from which continued clashes car
rled the ball over the line for second touchdown
Brooke kicked both goals. The teams lined up a.
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02

The Pennsy,vania Railroad announces that for
,ha Accommodation OF persons who desire 10 attend
the Harvard Princeton football game at Prince
ION November = a special train will. on that day.
leave from foot OF cortandt and Desbrosses sts
M 1910 noon returning after completion OF the
game -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
CONSUL HIXsON HONORED.

CHINA SEND HIM A MEMORIAL.
London Nov The Daily News" will to-mor
row say thar more than fifty British missionaries
have sent memorial 10 J. Courtney Hixson. the
American Consul az FOo-Chow thanking him for
The effective action he took in connection with the
" ma Sang outrages This action. the memorial
says another proof Of how closely he TWO great
branches OF the English speaking race are united
Ia their hearts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02

Western Company's services 10 London and the
west ~ England The plan will 60 into erect
on November o. and the steamer Fuerst bismarck
will stop at Plymouth on ner home"aro journey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
SAID TO FREE THE KU-CHENG PRISONERS
THE vICEROY ALLEGED TO HAVE RELEASED
FORTY. ASSERTING THAT JUSTICE HAS
BEEN SATISFIED

San Francisco Nov. l.-Advces received b.
steamer Evandale which arrived from the Orient
this morning are TO the effect that executions OF
criminals implicated in the Ku-Cheng massacre OF
missionaries nave been discontinued by order OF the
Vceroy. and forty convicted prisoners have been
released. The Viceroy contends that the ends OF
justice had been amply satisfied. His action has
resulted in bringing forth vigorous protest from
the Corsuls and Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02

The club races OF the Bushwick Wheelmen VIII
take place on Election Day over the Merrick hoau'
There will be q half-m!ls hand cap one-mlle chan
pionshp (scratch). two-mile handicap ana n'e-hl'e
handicap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
A PLAN TO MAKE THE MORRIS CANAL
TOwPATH A BICYCLE ROAD.

RACES on ELECTION DAY-RIDINo IN The
ARMoRIEs-A NOTABLE PERFORMANCE.
wheelmen Of Jersey City are aEitatins a scheme
70 make the towpath OF the Morris Canal cycie
road They intend petition the Legislature 10
secure for them from the owners Of the canal ohe
Lehigh Valley Raiiroad) a part OF the towpa'h ~.
bicycle road. BY laying cinders on the par rasd
s %oad Se s Re The canal . miles long and
is used only for the transportation OF coal VIZ, -
Phpsburg, and runs through beautiful farming ,n,5s
country much Of the distance The wheelf1en thirh
n nG nscessary vsl and they believe the expense Of
preparing II could be met by subscription
A committee OF the Cyclists Federation OF New
York has asked the Park Commissioners FOR "a
hearing In regard TO the overspr!nkns OF roac" AS
IN the parks.
The Riverside Wheelmen's races on Election DAY
will be run the Hudson County Boulevard 'he
starts being made al Saters. The wheelmen an"
their friends will leave the clubhouse in Harlem
at 10 a. m. on the day Of the races. and make me
trip TO the starting place awhee There WI, De O
and I'VE mile Championship. a one mile champion
The one-mile handicap will be a tandem race 10.
which there are eight entries Titus Will be one o.
Many OF the local racing men doing consider
able riding in the various armores just now Ioon-
win and Barbour are reported TO have made
mile on the floor OF the sth Battalion armor( IN
2:25. This is a remarkable performance for le'e'
floor track twelve laps 10 mile
The club race. OF the Bushwick wheelmen VIII
take place on Election Day over the Merrck Road
There will be half-m.le handicap. one-mlle cham-
pionship scratch). two-mile handicap ana n'e-Hi''e
handicap
Cyclists desiring 20 join the League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed Information anu
blanks by sending and address 10 CycIins
Editor. New-York Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
NEW HoNORs FOR THE DUKE OF CAM
BRIDGE.

rordo, Nov THE Duke OF Cambridge has been
,,oir,sd chief personal aide-de-camp 70 the Queen
and honorary colonel-n-chiet Of Her Majesty's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02

Cyclists desiring 20 Join the League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed Information ana
blanks by sending and address TO CycHns
Editor New-York Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02

Observation-Disclosures Wharton slater Goals from
observation-disclosures . Umpires-Hathes. Of Princeton
Leonard ~ Michigan. Referee Laurie Bliss. OF J are
i.inesmer-WOodruT u Yale. Terrell Of chicago Time
Twenty fye-minute halves.
In consequence OF the roughness and brutality OF
the game played to-day. the University OF Pennsyi-
vana Will play no more games with athletic as
sociatlons This decision arrived at after to-
days game by the Football Committee and the
faculty OF the University. Pennsylvania - 10
play the Boston Athletic Association in New ork
on Tuesday rong pressure is being usec Dy
some OF the faculty of the University 10 nave th!s
gamo cancelled but the football authorities are al
verse 10 doing this. the Boston men play cream.
fair football and no such exhibition as wae seen
today is expected to take place II the game IS
played. Il is probable that the engagement WIN n
Pennsylvania viii play with an athletic associa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
CONSTIPATION
and Torpid Liver.

. pf-RE NATURAL. SPRING WATER THAT wILh
CURE
WE OFFER YoU LIVING TESTIMONY. \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02

RACE-HandicAp. fllies
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-06

Cairo, broke a rudder on the rapids
near LIE Claire yesterday afternoon.
and came near sinking. this being
averted by anchoring the boat and
removing the damaged portion. She
came down with one rudder.
Louis Hoover, a 14-year-old lad
was bound over under $50 bonds this
morning by Magistrate Schroeder
for malicious mischief, charged by
George Stauduhsr, whose bicycle he
had taken from the corridor Of
Mitchell & Eynde's building.
Mai. L. NJ. Buford has been or
dered to report at Washington at
once to receive instructions prepara-
tory to assuming his consulate du-
ties at Paso del Norte, and he leaves
tomorrow night. On his return he
will depart at once for his new post.
The low water is having its effect
on the log supply, the rafters being
unable to get them out in large guam
titles. and in consequence the upper
mills have been obliged to shut down
for few days. but expect to resume
early in the week. The lower mill
is still running. but may be COM
PEELED to suspend for a day or two.